James Harvey Bowen High School - Bowenite Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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Bob Bernice Joe Norva Don Cottay Meisch Kaptur Jahnke Giachetti February Class Being one ot the smallest graduating classes ot the Febgrads in the city ot Chicago, the '35 class enioyed some advantages that would be lost in a more popu- lated corporation. A greater cooperation was ob- tained. At the class meetings the members showed a vigorous enthusiasm which more or less insured tor the students their graduation activities, lt was unanimously agreed that only one maior event be sponsored: consequently allowing an elaborate attair. The Tropical Room in the Medinah otfered a warm retuge trom the wintry atmosphere that accom- panied the commencement week. Unlilce their predecessors the Feb. '35 class planned a correspondence which would reunite the maiority ot the class about tour times a year. A roller skating party, an S. S. Roosevelt cruise to St. Joseph. and an Anniversary Reunion were tentatively scheduled. lt is the intention ot the class to continue this Alumni organization and the informal attairs that were so popular throughout the year. Bob Cottay Robert Geiger President Financial Bernice Meisch Edwin Rage' Vice-president pin and Ring Ncgrva Jahnlce Wanda Woitas ecretary . Social Com- Don Giachetti mencemeni Treasurer . Henrietta Maas Joe Kaptur Flower, Color, Mafia Editor-in'Chiet Marion Koepke Commencement Ann Mullin Dinner Dance Elaine iviillis Publicity George Burman Printing Fifteen