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

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Jurkat Girls OFFICERS Autumn 1951 Spring 1952 Nona Drummond Doris Miner Prerulent Doris Miner Gloria McVey Vice-Preruient Joan Melcic Elaine Vellagos Secretary joan Lihota Joan Lihota Treururer Marlene Eich Student Board Reprerentutiue In the past, the Jacket Girls have contributed innumerable services to Bowen. This last year has been no exception. 1By sharing the expense with Senior Girls' Council, they were able to buy an exquisite antique Shef- field silver coffee urn which will be used in the Social Room for formal teas and receptions. ln order to raise funds for the Frolics, the jacket Girls held a pre-sale of identification bracelets. They held an additional sale the night of the Frolics which included a jewelry auction. The annual luncheon is always looked forward to with much enthusiasm. Last year's guests of honor were Mr. Hearne and Miss Barlow. Entertainment was provided by Phyllis Meleskie and Raymond Las- ocki. A program of equal excellence is planned for this year. l l I Mrs. Harvey, Nona Drummond, Mr. Hearne, Joan Melcic, Miss Barlow, Doris Miner. M. Eich, F. Smaga, B. Tomczak, P. Kumor, N. Higgins, J. Dasoich, B. Gornick. B. Hale, J. Carlson, D. Harapat, V. Grobe, A. Hollingshead, G. Laskowski. Barbara Farmer, Estelle Zigich, Geraldine Zobel, Evelyn Oliver, Joy Olsen, Joan Sanders. N. Hart, F. Mutka, M. Hyzy, M. Schurla, P. Meleski, D. Harmon. Twenty-three

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Kilt' Senior Girls Hzwzcil Awmnn 1951 Barbara Doerr Florence Smaga Marie Brzoska Louise Garriock joan Sanders Smal OFFICERS Spring 1952 Robin Wright Prefidefzt Marge Portel Vice-President Elaine Vellagos Secretary Anne Bokovich Treawrer ent Board Representative Joan Guch Barbara speaks at the big sister program. Florence, Marie and Joan are 1913 Slsfefs Dedicating the new coffee 'urn Lois R82 is 21 lrrle SSW1' Twenty-two

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U16 Shuffrrbugs First Row: M. Gornick, R. Gallagher, R. Herrick, R. Hanks, G. Tews, J. Gida, B. Boysen, G. Guimond, J. Branding. Second Rauf: J. Morris, M. L. Sauer, M. Behnke, R. Richardson S. Wilt, C. Schneider, I. Muldowney, H. Balbach, D. Stepansky, T. Murphy, R. Friewalcl, S. Klibanoow. Third Row: B. Azeling, P. Antkovic, J. Millsap, C. Thorpe, R. O'Neil, E. Foote, B. Hamilton, J. Young, F. Shouffer, W. Dahlin. Fourth Row: Mr. Larsen, M. Miletich, S. Balbach. OFFICERS Autumn 1951 Spring 1952 Roxanne Herrick Roxanne Herrick President Dick Hanks Dick Hanks Vice-President Jean Gida Glen Tews Secretary Glen Tews Dorothy Shillinglaw Historian Charles Schneider Sponsor Mr. Arthur Larsen The prime objective of the Shutterbugs is to foster an interest in the art of photography among the students at Bowen. Meetings are held about twice a month. At these meetings, the members often hear speakers on dif- ferent phases of photography, such as filters, lens speeds, lenses, color photography, and dark room techni- que. However, the various subjects are made easy enough to understand, so that all members, whether ad- vanced camera enthusiasts or merely beginners, can profit from the talks. Many times the members them- selves speak to the rest of the group on a certain topic in which they are interested. The highlight of this past year was the sponsoring a schoolwide photo contest. This contest inspired the young photographers to out-do themselves in taking good pictures, which in itself is far more important than the material gain. But all is not business-the club also takes field trips to points of interest in the Chicago area, and the members spend half a day or so snapping pictures. Shutterbugs is a fairly new club, having been founded in 1946 by Mr. William H. Collins, the former assistant principal. Mr. Arthur Larsen, an art teacher, very ably took over the job as sponsor upon Mr. Collins, retirement. Twenty- four