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

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May I Have Your Card? The Bowen Library Club has had an extremely busy year. In addition to their every day activities of helping to keep the library running smoothly, the members have prepared two displays: one for Book Week. and one for Pan-American Week for the lobby showcases. Four of the members have appeared on The Carnival of Books radio pro- gram. The club has also prepared displays of various kinds for the library itself, has run articles in all Bowen Arrow issues advertising new books and other items of interest about the library. Members have held regular meetings, both educational and social. and each semester has been climaxed by a tea in the Social Room. in honor of the graduating members. magazines. uw I ll Judy Millsap. Rudi Ban- mann and Ann Grabowskl looking over the bulletin hoard during Book Week. 23 George .Kern Janet John- son, Marjorte Jarvis and Eugene Grabbe sorting the 31 Karen Johnson, Janet Nolan, Louise Calvert. Roy Johnson and Velva Wilson at library charging desk. 33 Jane Chase, Barbara Mitchell :md Claudette Simunae working with new magazines. W1 URW lj Sharon Mouser, Joanne Stath and Florence Grabbe shelving books, 21 Alice Shellherg working at the dictionary. and Don Todosiehuk and Stephen Schoeh looking up books in the card catalog. OFFICERS Sept.-jan. Feb.-june C lmirnzfzzz janet Price Rudi Baumann Secrflnry Bonnie McFarland Bonnie McFarland Sllzdelil Bofzrrl Repreiefztfzlire Arlene Vespa Janet Johnson Twenty-nine

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Shine The Spotlight on Our Stage Crew The many stimulating programs which we at Bowen enjoy throughout the year would never be so' effective without the services afforded us by the generosity of the stage crew. We all know that we can count on these boys to make the best of a pro- gram, whatever it may be, and once it has been Jim Wilen and Richard Zeh working behind the scenes. put into their hands, we begin to feel assured of its success. We are not disappointed when, later, we see the expression of our thought cross the foot- lights to inspire, amuse, or instruct, the audience is hardly aware of the timing, the integration, the effect, achieved by their management. The stage crew takes care of flood lights, spot lights, foot lights, house lights, special effects, micro- phones, sound controls, and flowers. They work under the leadership of Mr. H. Brandenberg. Standing: Gerald Skiff, Richard Zeh, Dan Metelka, Mr. Brandenberg, Joseph Guch, James Wilen, Ronald Niewiadomski Front Row: John Carrasco, Ervin Renas, Ramon Quinones Twenty -eight , . .i.- ,, --rfgyv--me-Ugg---fs--y'!h ' -we-'fr f- .-af-7-1'-rlrwlgln

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Shutterbugs Study Value of Photography The Shutterbugs, sponsored by Mr. Willitim H. Collins in the fall of l950, and by Mr. A. E. Larsen in the spring of 1951, is open to all Bowen High School students. It strives to create an interest in photography and gives its members an opportunity to discuss problems and exchange ideas concerning picture taking. They have gone on field trips to points of interest and have enjoyed lectures on filters, lenses, film, color film, developing, good pictures, and different cameras. The lectures are given by guest speakers and by club members. Movies, tours and demonstrations are also a part of the activities of the Shutterbugs. Topics such as composition, lenses and lights are featured at meetings along with analyzing prints and dark room technique. The club also sponsors photo contests among its members. Sept.-Jan. Ernest Koehler Herb Lightfoot Barbara Boysen Dick Hanks Glenn Tews OFFICERS President Vice-P1'e.tizz'ent Secretary Treamrer H iftorimz Feb.-june Edward Williams Dick Hanks Roxanne Herrick Glenn Tews Barbara Boysen Thirty Harold Balback Donald Behnke, Barbara Boysen Marlene Fietze Lauro Garcia Jean Gida A RIGHT GUY FROM ANY ANGLE Gail Guimond Richard Hanks Donald Hart Roxanne Herrick Frank Jakalski Ernest Koehler Joanne Knoar Herbert Lightfoot Marilyn Maas Ralph Mazzuca Joyce Morris Irving Muldowney Tom Murphy Ronald 0'Nei1 Franz Snyder Alan Taylor Glenn Tews Edw. Williams Edw. Yalowitz