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

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Student Art Works Enrich Our School All those students who have one year of art are eligible for membership in the Advanced Art Club, a class of young people who are interested in art either as a career or just a hobby. It is a major sub- Mrs. Oldham gives pointers on technique to some students. ject taken ten periods a week for a full credit. This organization renders an invaluable service to the school by making posters for all special events including dances. contests, and drives. They also decorate the lunchroom and corridors for holidays. A course in advanced art consists mainly of in- struction in figure drawing, water colors, rempera colors, plaster modeling, layout advertising, still life and landscape painting, and poster work. Teachers have found that they can always call upon the Advanced Art Club to assist them in spec- ial projects by making stage props and helping in any way they can. Miss Beatrice Bond and Mrs. Dorothy Oldham alternate sponsorship of the club every year. First Royv: N. Nealy, 1. Seligman, D. Garcia, N. Krueger, M. Grefsheim, A. Selig, J. Anderson, M. FICIZB. Second Row: R. 0'Neal, R. Borchert, G. Cacich, N. Wilson, R. Piper, J. Hernandez, J. Culpepper, D. Johnson, A. I-love, G. Carlson, E. Migacz, V. Grohe, E. Zigich, N. Ballon, M. Orteaga, R. Nagrackaite, Miss Bond. Seventeen

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Gus Kartsounnes addresses a Student Board meeting. Lower: Myrna Grefsheim, Jack Massucci, Don Johnson, Violet Nakarda, Mr. Goldberg. They Champion Every Worthwhile Cause The Student Board. which strives to promote the welfare of the school by developing leadership, cooperation, initative, and better understanding be- tween the faculty and students, is an organization made up of representatives from all divisions and clubs at Bowen. The representatives are elected by members of their divisions or organizations with the approval of the division teacher or sponsor. At the meetings, the Student Board discusses the various problems of the school such as Lunch Room conditions in relationship to students, cleanli- ness throughout the building and the surrounding grounds, and anything else that comes to the atten- tion of the board and must be accomplished by the students themselves. The Student Board also takes care of all collections conducted throughout the year. Among them are the Thanksgiving Fund, Memorial Day Flower Fund, the March of Dimes, Easter Seals and the Red Cross. These collections are carried out through the division representatives. Mr. Eli Goldberg was the faculty sponsor of the Student Board during the fall semester of 1950, and Miss Barlow is at present the sponsor of this organization. OFFICERS Don johnson Jack Massucci Violet Nakarda Myrna Grefsheim Sixteen Preride nl Vice-Preridenr Secrelary Trefzmrer

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Baritone and Bass Front Row: Mers Angelo Babbo, Ruben Flores, Bill Houston, Jack Massur-ci Second Row: Frank Kaslewicz, Ronald Grellman, Richard Nor- wood, Donald Brandt, Erwin Bier Third Row: Richard Brinehl, Louis Stepansky, John Stone, house, Ralph Heinz, Edw, Williams, Richard Martz Fourth Row: Bob Skirlte, Eugene Krop, Edw. Mazurek, Wm. Diehl, Wayne Anderson MIXED CHORUS OFFICERS September 1950 February 1951 Prerident Richard Martz Edward Mazurek Vire Preridenz Roy Kress Lorraine Mines Secrelary Violet Nakarda Violet Carich Treamrer Lorraine Mines Wiliam Baird The Mixed Chorus One of the organizations of which Bowenites are most proud is the Mixed Chorus, under the direction of Clayton Fox. This group of 100 energetic music lovers meets every day, rain or shine, and sings for First Soprano Marcella lbarra, Adrienne Zurek, Eunice Siemianowski, Janet Nolan, Barbara Appelgren, Natalie, Popovich, Sharon Hauser, Roxanne Herrick, Lois Skiff. Second Row: Violet Nakarda, Louise Knowles, Dorothy Galich, Jean Mashos, Zorka Basara, Shirley Nazey, Katherine Paun, Jane Swiedel, Betty Perosko Third Row: Bernadine Sikorski, Dolores Behn, Irene Seligman, Linda Ogorzaly. Eighteen