Harper High School - Shield Yearbook (Chicago, IL)
- Class of 1950
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B3 ' H H fx ig A ' . H H Aw Q , - ...1.... I-I':.l'lf75?'.. . , ' H H ' . , , .... Wig., ,... .... , N- , Y 'w J 5 P anuary C ass ersonalltles Best Dressed Lillian Zalga Joe Gigilatta Most Talented Marilyn Burkee Chris Dimas Most Athletic Nancy Roos Bob Matavosky Pleasing Personality Barbara Hodgeman John Hartman Most A musing Joan Rogers Joe Barron Best Looking Grace Kaross Owen Lavin 15 if 'i Q H ss S Q L W s January Class llfficers Robert Orth ...... .... P resident Lois WCll1'iCh ..... .... V ice-President Nancy Roos .... ......... S ecretary Phyllis W'eidow . . .I . .Treasurer 16 CLASS OF JANUA Y 195 ABDERHOLDEN, MARY ANN G.A.A., German Club, A Cappella, Alderman, L. of H., Gym. Sec., Teacher's Sec., Highway Stall, Chem. Club, Hallguard, Physics Club. ADRIAN, CAROL G.A.A., German Club, A Cappella, L. of H., N.l-l.S., Ollice Sec., Gym Sec., G.A.A. Sec., Fire Marshall, Hallguard, Physics Club. ANDERSON, EUGENE Band, Chem. Club, Fire Marshall, Hallguard, Physics Club. ARNOLD, HELEN G.A.A., Concert Band, Art Club. AZUNAS, MARIANN G.A.A., Spanish Club Pres., N.H.S., L. of H., Office Sec., 205 Sec., Recording Day Sec., Teacher's Sec., Chem. Club. BRUCK, MARILYN G.A.A., A Cappella, Gym Ollice Sec., Book Room, Hallguard, Physics Club. BURKEE, MARILYN G.A.A., A Cappella, Girls' Chorus, Mayor, L. of I-l., Division Sec., Gym Sec., Recording Day Sec., Fire Marshall, Hallguard. CANTONE, RAPHALINA G.A.A., Spanish Club, Teacher's Sec. COOKE, WILLIAM Latin Club, A Cappella, Concert Band, L. of H., Chem. Club, Physics Club, Ushers' Club, Movie Operator, Stage Craft. CONLEY, JAMES Basketball, Football, Cross Country, Fire Mar- shall, Hallguard. CRANDALL, GLORIA ' G.A.A., Spanish Club, L. of H., Shield Senior Editor, Hallguard. DE LUISE, FELICIA G.A.A., Concert Band, Orchestra, Alderman, Teacher's Sec., Hallguard Capt., Mellin Room Staff, Shield Salesman. ' DEVENPORT, PATRICIA G.A.A., German Club, A Cappella, Executive gimlrmittee, L. of H., N.H.S., Oilice Sec., Art u . DIMAS, CHRIS Basketball, Track, Cross Country, Concert Band, Orchestra, Alderman, Executive Com- mittee, L. of H., Fire Marshall. DONALDSON, WILLIAM Football, Wrestling, Spanish Club, A Cappella, Executive Committee, L. of H., N.H.S., R.O.T.C., Art Club, Book Room, Fire Marshall, Hall- guard, Shield Salesman, Ring Committee High- way Editor. EUGENIDES, JOHN Spanish Club. FAZY, LUCILLE G.A.A., Spanish Club, Girls' Chorus, Alderman, L. of H., Library Staff, Otlice Sec., Shield Staff, Mellin Room Staff, Hallguard. FELGENHAUER, DOROTHY G.A.A., Spanish Club, Concert Band, Alderman, L. of H., Art Club, Shield Salesman. GIGLIOTTA, JOSEPH Spanish Club, R.O.T.C., Art Club, Fire Mar- shall, Hallguard Capt. GUDENAS, LEONARD Spanish Club, Highway Staff, Chem. Club, Fire Marshall, I-Iallguard, Physics Club. CLASS OF JA UA Y 1915 CLASS 017 JANUA Y 19 0 GULLI, NICK ' Band, Art Club, Chem. Club, Fire Marshall, Hallguard. HARTMAN, EILEEN German Club, Alderman, 205 Sec. HARTMAN, JOHN Basketball, Latin Club, Alderman, Mayor, L. of H., Highway Staff, Chem. Club, Fire Marshall, Physics Club. HAUGEN, CHARLES Physics Club, Spanish Club, Ushers' Club, Chem. Club, Alderman, L. of H., Hallguard, Movie Operator. HEGLUND, ARNOLD Physics Club, Baseball, Spanish Club, Ushers' Club, Shield Staff, Fire Marshall. IIODGMAN, BARBARA G.A.A., N.H.S., Alderman, Executive Commit- tee, L. of H., Gym Sec., Personnel Ofhce Sec., 2:05 Sec., Library Staff, Division Sec., Hallguard apt. - HOWE, JANET G.A.A., Alderman, L. of H., Gym Sec., Shield Senior Editor, Chem. Club, Shield Salesman, Hallguard. HUIZINGA, DARLENE G.A.A., Spanish Club, A Cappella, L. of H., N.H.S., 205 Sec., Hallguard. INGRAM, BLANCHE G.A.A., Spanish Club, Concert Band, Alderman, L. of H., 205 Sec., Hallguard, Productions, Associate Highway Editor. JOHNSON, ROBERT R.0.T.C., Chem. Club, Fire Marshall, Hall- guaid, Movie Operator, Ushers' Club, Physics u . A CLASS OF JANUARY 195 KAROSS, GRACE G.A.A., Latin Club, Band, L. of H., Gym Sec., Chem. Club, Fire Marshall, Hallguarcl, Pro- cluctions. KLUSMEYER, ELAINE G.A.A., Spanish Club, A Cappella, L. of H., Office Sec., Recording Day Sec., Shield, Hall- guard, Shield Salesman. KRIEGER, ROCI-IELLE G.A.A., Spanish Club, Girls' Chorus, L. of H., 205 Sec., Oiice Sec., Teacher's Sec., Book Room, Hallguard. LACEY., MAURA G.A.A., Band, 205 Sec., Highway. LANGLOIS, JEANNE G.A.A., Spanish Club, A Cappella, Executive Committee, L. of H., 205 Sec., Recording Day Sec., Teacher's Sec., Highway, Chem. Club, Hallgnard, Prom Committee. LATIIAM, AUDREY G.A.A., Spanish Club Pres., Girls' Chorus, L. of H., Teacher's Sec., Division Sec., Art Club Pres., Hallguard. LAVIN, OWEN Fire Marshall, Hallguard. LENZ, WAYNE Latin Club, Art Club, Fire Marshall, Hallguard, Physics Club, Shield Salesman. MANNING, DOROTHY G.A.A., Gym Sec., Personnel Office Sec., Art Club. MANUS, RONALD Football, Spanish Club, A Cappella, Highway Staff, Chem. Club, Fire Marshall, Movie Oper- ator, Stage Craft, Physics Club. MATAVOSKY, ROBERT Football, Latin Club, A Cappella, Chem. Club, Fire Marshall, Hallguard, School Messenger. McDONALD, JOAN G.A.A., Latin Club, Band, L. of H., Oliice Sec., Teacher's Sec., Gym Sec., Recording Day Sec., Division Sec., Book Room, Hallguard. McGEE, EILEEN G.A.A., Spanish Club, Oilice Sec. MEACI-IAM, CELINE G.A.A., Latin Club, L. of H., Teacheris Sec., 205 Sec., Division Sec., Gym Sec., Recording Day Sec., N.H.S. MORDECIA, LOIS G.A.A., Leader, A Cappella, Office Sec., Gym gona Highway Staff, Hallguard, Mellin Room IB . MORKES, MARIE G.A.A., Spanish Club, L. of H., 205 Sec., Re- cording Day Sec., Teacher's Sec., Hallguard, Matron's Staff, Ring Committee, Physics Club. NICOL, SHIRLEY G.A.A., Spanish Club, 205 Sec., Teacher's Sec., Art Club. ORTH, ROBERT Senior President, L. of H., Physics Club, Chem. Club, Ring Committee. PASCHKE, RICHARD Spanish Club, A Cappella, R.O.T.C., Hallguard Capt., Physics Club. PODMOLIK, VALERIAN Latin Club, Concert Band, Orchestra, L. of H., Hlhway, R.O.T.C., Chem. Club, Fire Marshall, Igfzlljguard, Movie Operator, Stage Craft, Ushers' u . CLASS OF JANUARY 1950 CLASS OF REICHEL, JOAN G.A.A., A Cappella, City Clerk, Alderman, N.H.S., Executive Committee, L. of H., Record- ing Day Sec., Division Sec., 205 Sec., Oliice Sec., Art Club, Hallguard, Prom Committee, Teacher's Sec. ROOS, NANCY G.A.A., Leader, Board and Cabinet, German Club, A Cappella, Senior Sec., Executive Com- mittee, L. of H., 205 Sec., Highway Teacher's Sec., Art Club, Hallguard. ROGERS, JOAN C.A.A., Alderman, Teacher's Sec., Art Club, Chem. Club, Hallguard Capt., Shield Salesman. ROHNER, BETTY LOU G.A.A., Alderman, 205 Sec., Teacher's Sec., Art Club, Chem. Club. SANTOMARCO., RICHARD Spanish Club, Alderman, L. of H., Art Club, Book Room, Productions, Physics Club. SCHABES, ROBERT Chem. Club, Fire Marshall, Hallguard. SCHECKEL, DONALD Teacher's Sec., R.O.T.C., Chem. Club, Fire Marshall. SCHWINN, CLARENCE Chem. Club, Fire Marshall, Hallguard. SESOL, NICK Fire Marshall, Hallguard. SETZKE, SHIRLEY ' Leader S anish Club 205 Sec. High G.A.A-Q 1 p Q 1 ' way Staff, Shield Salesman. SHAVER, JERRY Football S anisb Club, Chem. Club, Fire Mar- , P shall, Hallguard. SOBOL., VICTOR Chem. Club, Fire Marshall, Hallguard. 22 JANUA Y 1950 STROHM, GEORGIA C.A.A., Leader, Spanish Club, Concert Band, Library Staff, Chem. Club, Hallguard, Matron's Staff, Physics Club. THEISGES, JOAN G.A.A., Locker Guard, Teacher's Sec. WALLENIUS, RONALD Latin Club, Concert Band Orchestra, Highway, R.O.T.C., Chem. Club, Fire Marshall, Hall- guard, Prom Committee, Stage Craft, Movie Operator, Physics Club. WENRICH, LOIS G.A.A., Spanish Club, Band, Senior Vice-Pres., L. of H., N.H.S., Gym Sec., Division Sec., Chem. Club, Fire Marshall, Hallguard Capt., Ring Committee. WENSEL, CHARLES Concert Band, Orchestra, L. of H., Fire Mar' shall, Hallguard. WEYH, ELMER Baseball, Fire Marshall, Hallguard. WHEATON, NORAH ,G.A.A., Leader, Latin Club, 205 Sec., Teacher's Sec., Oliice Sec., Highway, Shield, Chem. Club, Hallguard, Mellin Room Staff, Physics Club. WEIDOW, PHYLLIS C.A.A., Spanish Club, Senior Treasurer, L. of H., 205 Sec., Art Club, Hallguard. WRIGHT, NANCY G.A.A., Spanish Club, A Cappella, Comptroller, Alderman, L. of H., 205 Sec., Office Sec., High- way, Art Club, Chem. Club, Fire Marshall, Hallguard Capt. ZALGA, LILLIAN G.A.A., Spanish Club, Band, Orchestra, City Clerk, L. of H., N.H.S., Oflice Sec., 205 Sec., Teacher's Sec., Art Club, Chem. Club, Hall- guard, Mellin Room Staff. ZERTH, ROBERT German Club, Physics Club, Band, Alderman, Teacher's Sec., Talent Shows. Not Pictured ANDERSON, JOHN BARRON, JosEPH BLASGEN, JOHN CLAWSON, FLORENCE GRASSER, WILLIAM HUBER, JOYCE IZZO, DOLORES Woon, Lois 5 l M , .. E. E E BE S8 ,... 4-dz? -59 , YS 4' f.. ,....,. , ' Hlii-if 9 , 22 Qi LEE 5 gm- WEHQQ T www: WMS? ALEX une C ass i ersonalities Most Athletic Audrey Allen Bob Ryan Most Talented Edith Kutchke Bob Borg Pleasing Personality Virginia Riesert John Justin Most Amusing Carmella Arduini Ron Ward Best Dressed Lois Renwanz Ed Bauman Best Looking Ileene Koupal Tom Maloney 24 wap ff my --wmmwmmffqr qaggmwga- Always mum: H flaw ww ' , xf ms w 1, Am Nw an 1 pity. 'Elij- ffx sm M.: uma n Mmm naw za fa ww X wx-x mmm: June Class llffieers Barbara Barth . . ........ President Rita Lambert . . . . . .Vice-President Carol W'igginton .... .... S ecretary Arthur Hardie . . . . . .Treasurer V 5 NW t I . ll ' ! 1 l Q N - Q 4 i t s I W t Z! ,1 l W X I vt ,fi 1 1 N F t .,Z:L .T my 1 t I4 1 Vue 26 ALLIIN AUDREY GAA Leader Latln Club Spanish Club, NHS Office Sec Gym Sec Chem Club Halleuard ALM BETTY AA A Cappella L of H Teac Staff C Hallguald Hlbhway her s Sec ALSEN MAXINE CAA A Cappella L of H Teachers Sec ld Salesman Hallguard Slueld Staff Slue ANDFRSON NORMAN A Cappella Ushers Club Movle Operator Sta e Craft ARDUINI CARMELA CA A Gym Sec Melhn Room Stall Produc uons ARONSON BETTY A Concext Band Orchestra Teachers G A Sec H1 hway Staff AUWAERTEB, BARBARA GAA Glrls Chorus L of H Hallguard ERTER, BEATRICE fH Halluuarcl AUWA GAA C1rls Chorus L o CLASS 0 F JUN 195 LASS OF JUN 195. BANASS, JOSEPH Swim Team, TC3CllCf,S Sec., Spanish Club Rifle Team. BANDISE , VIOLET G.A.A., Cheerleader, Ce Comptroll rman Club, Band er, L. of H., Art Club, Hallguard. sa BARTI-I BA , RBARA Latin Club, Girls' Chorus, L. of H., Shield C Editor, Hallguard, Pr d ' Class P ' 0. o uctrons, Alderman, resldent. BAUER P AUL Fire Marshall, Hallguard, Productions, BAUMAN, EDWARD Fire Marshall, Ring Committee. BELT, DOROTHY G.A.A., Girls' Chorus, Teacher's Sec., Shield Staff. BEUKE, WAYNE F. 1re Marshall, Hallguard, Alderman. BODKIN, FAYE G.A.A., Latin Club, Alderman, L. of H., Teacher's Sec. 28 ROLAND, MARY G.A.A. BOLTZ, MARTHA G.A.A., Physics Club, Spanish Club, Band, Orchestra, L. of H., N.H.S., Gym Sec. BONNEY, BERNICE G.A.A., 205 Sec., Teacherls Sec., Library Stall, Shield Salesman. BORG, ROBERT Latin Club, Concert Band, Orchestra, High- way Staff, R.0.T.C. BRINKER, HENRY Physics Club, German Club, A Cappella, Al- derman, L. of H., N.I-LS., Highway Staff. BURKE, MARILYN G.AfA., Leader, Spanish Club, Alderman, 205 Sec. CAFARELLI, NORMA G.A.A., Teachc-:r's Sec., Highway Staff. CAMER, GERALDINE G.A.A., Leader, Gym Sec., Alderman, Highway Staff, Chem. Club, Physics Club, L. of H., Hallguard. CLASS or JUN 19 0 CLASS 0F COMINSKY, JOYCE G.A.A., German Club, Girls' Chorus, Office Sec., Chem. Club, I-lallguard. CONLOGUE, MARGARET G.A.A., Band, L. of H., N.H.S., Recording Day Sec., Teachefs Soc., Library StaH, Hallguard. CONNOLLY, ALAN Basketball, Cross Country, Chem. Club, Fire Marshall, Hallguard. CRAYVFORD, JOAN G.A.A., Spanish Club. EMARIE h DAUGHTRY, ROS G.A.A., Band, Alderman, Teacher's Sec., Hi, way Staff, Art Club, Physics Club, Mellin Room Staff, Productions, Hallguard. ICHAEL DEGIDIO, M Chem. Club, Hallguard. DEVANEY, NORINE G.A.A., Alderman, Hallguard. LE, MARGARET G.A.A. DOY UNE 195 30 CLA SS 0F JUN DUGGAN DARLE G A NE A Spanlsh Club Alder ec man Teacher s DUNN, CHARLES Spamsh Club ROT uard C Book Room Hall DUSCHENE, BARBARA GAA Spanlsh Club Concelt Band Gxrls Chorus Aldelman L of H 'leachers Sec I-hghway Staff Art Club EKSTER RICHARD Basketball Track Cross Club F1 Country Pl1yb1CS re Marshall Hallguard FISHER ROBERT Spauxsh Club Physics Club Marshall TRENCHIK IRENE GAA Spamsh Club A Cappella L of H Book Room Hall uard Productlonb Shxeld Salesman FUGLSANG MARLENE GAA German Club Lxbraly Staff Hallguald Capt GAMPERL, ROBERT Latm Club PllyS1CS Club Art Club Flre Marshall 195 5 . 2, , - 9 - ' -1 1 1 W . , . . . -, , ' ' cr U . , ' -'ll-as - ' - V . - 9 .'- . . ., . , , - ., , N , , s Q ' -s 'Q as 'A ' ' 4 4 7 . .LJ 7 5 7 l 5 7 ' ' s l 4 1 A 1 7 e Q . , p , , R.O.T.C., Fxre ' 4 4 2 1 ' . f .. . ., Q , -1 - l '1 9 g 9 ls 1 ' Y ' - Q - . ., , 4 , 1 I - a JM, , -t . .KL ' . , :K- , 7 , L' a u 1, 7 l r Q Em ' Siam Em , l . . . . 7 9 7 l LAS som' UN GETZ, GERALDINE G.A.A., Spanish Club, Girls' Chorus, A pella, L. of H., Teacher's S Sec., Library S Mat ' Cap- ec., Record' tail, Che ron s Staff ing Day m. Club H1 , Productio , alguard, ns. GIBBONS, JOHN L. of H., Book Room, Fire Marshall, Physics Club, Hallguard. GLABOW, ELEONORE G.A.A., German Club, L. of H., Ollice Sec., Teachefs Sec., Recording Day Sec., Hallguard, Productions, Shield Salesman, A Cappella. GOMSKI, JOAN G.A.A., Office Sec., Hallguard, Mellin Room Staff. GORSKI. GERALD is Basketball, Baseball, Track, Band, Fire Mar- shall, Hallgnard, Productions. ' GUARNIERI, BERNARD ' Basketball, Track, Fire Marshall. HALVERSON, JACK Spanish Club, Hallguard. HANSON, ROY Track, Cross Country, Book Salesman. Room, Shield 195 LASS 0F J f HARDIE ARTHUR l 1re Marshall Hallguard Spamsh Club L o H Ushers Club Physlcs Club Class Treas urer Chem Club NHS HARMON, JOSEPH Spanish Club L of H Physlcs Club HASNERL ARLENE G A A Cheer Leader German Club L of H Teacher s Sec Hallguard HEALY, RIFA G A A Leader Alderman Hallguard I-IEFT RALPH Fire Marshall Hallguard Hxghway Staff HOFF JOHN R O T C Hallguard Physxcs Club Football HOMRICH HELEN Grrls Chorus Alderman G A A Leader Teachers Sec Hallguarcl S ALIDA rt Band Girls HONING ish Club Conce rding Day Sec. G.A.A. Span Chorus N.H.S. L. of H. Reco Hallguard. 195 CLASS 014' UN INCRAM, JOAN G.A.A., Spanish Club, Physics Club, Chem. Club, Girls' Chorus, L. of H., Office Sec., Highway Staff, Shield Salesman, A Cappella. JANES, YVONNE Latin Club, Chem. Club, Hallguard, G.A.A., Ring Committee. JENSEN, ROGER gfalcjk, Spanish Club, Fire Marshall, Ushers' u . JOHNSON, RICHARD Spanish Club, Alderman, Teacher's Sec., Book ard Capt., Movie Operator, N.H.S., Room, Hallgu Civic Letter Club. JOHNSON, THOMAS Football, Swimming, Chem. Club, Fire Mar- shall, Productions. JURGENS, ROLAND Latin Club, Band, Orchestra, Chem. Club, Alderman, Hallguard, Physics Club. JUST, RAYMOND Spanish Club, Physics Club, L. of H. JUSTIN, JOHN Football Mgr., Swimming, A Cappella, Alder- man, Fire Marshall, Hallguard Capt., Physics Club. 195i CLA SS 0F JUN KAMM, MARIAN G.A.A., German Club, Physics Club, Teacher's Sec., A Cappella, Highway St ff Mellin Roo S a , Chem. Club, m tall. KAREIVA, ARLENE G.A.A., German Club, Teacher's Sec., 'Girls' Chorus, I-lallguard, Recording Day Sec. KOUPAL . , ILEENE G.A.A., Cheerleader, Teacher's Sec., L. of H., Highway Staff, Art Club. KUBILIS, SYLVIA G.A.A., Spanish Club, Orchestra, Band, L. o H., N.H.S., Teacher's Sec. f KUTSCHKE, EDITH G.A.A., Spanish Club, Alderman, L. of H., N.H.S., Recording Day Sec., Art Club, Hall- guarcl, Physics Club. LAMBERT, RITA G.A.A., Girls, Chorus, Teacher's Seo., Mellin Room Staff, Shield Salesman, Class Vice-Presi- dent. LARSON, ARLINE , G.A.A., Cheer Leader, Girls, Chorus, L. of H.. Olice Sec., Highway Staff, Hallguard. LEACH, DONNA GAA C . . ., heer Leader, A Cappella, Spanish Club, German Club, Hallguard, Recording Day Sec. 950 CLAS S017 fi ,f,,. Lx .,,., 36 UN 195 LIEWALD, NORMAN Basketball, A lderman, L. of H., Hallguard LILLIE , WILLIAM Football, Movie Operator. MAC DONALD, TERRY Alderman, Fire Marshall, Hallguard. MAHER, EMILY C.A.A., German Club, L. of H., Recording Day Sec., Oflice Sec., Teacher's Sec., Hallguard, Mellin Room Staff, Shield Salesman, Shield Co-Editor. MAI-IER, MARY JANE G.A.A., German Club, Girls' Chorus, Book Room. MALONEY, THOMAS Track, Swimming, Fire M arshall. McDOUGALL, JEANETTE C.A.A., Spanish Club, Art Club, A Cappella, Teacher's Sec. McCEE, PATRICIA G.A.A., Leader, Alderman, Physics Club, L. of H., Chem. Club. Mel-IUGI-I, JANE der, Oliice Sec., Hallguard. G.A.A., Lea McHUGH, JEAN G.A.A., Leader, Hallguard. YER MARGARET c., Hallguard, Mellin Room ME , G.A.A., Teacher's Se Staff. MILLER, PETER Fire Marshall, Hallguard. MIRABELLA, LOUISE G.A.A., Locker Guard. MUELLER, WILLIAM German Club, Fire Marshall, Hallguard. Teacher's Sec. h MURRAY, G.A.A., Latin Club, L. of H., Recording Day Sec., Chem. Club, Physics Clu , Hallguard, MaLron's Staff, Shield Senior Editor. MARIE MUSCATO, DOROTHY G.A.A., Spanish Club, L. of H., TC3Cl16F,S Sec., Mellin Room Staff. CLASS OF UN il9 37 5 C LASS OF JUN EEB JOAN Club Girls' Chorus, N.H.S., ard, Mellin N , G.A.A., Spanish , , L. of H., Teacher's Sec., I-Iallgu Room Staff. NEFF, ELAINE G.A.A., German Club, Girls' Chorus, N.H.S., L. of H., Office Sec., Recording Day Sec., Teacher's Sec., Mellin Room Staff. NEWTON, MARGARET A A Spanish Club, Girls' Chorus, L. of H., m Staff. G. . ., , 205 Sec., Mellin Roo NOFFS, WILLIAM Chem. Club. IIRLEY l h Concert Band S c., OI-IR, SP G.A.A., Leader, Spanish C u , Alderman, 205 Sec., Shield Staff, Teacher's e Bid Salesman, Recording Day Sec. PACEWIC, JOHN Fire Marshall, Hallguard Capt., Productions. PANUTSOS, DIANE G.A.A., Office Sec., Hallguard. .R ER JACQUELINE Spanish Club, Girls' 1 uard PARK , G.A.A., Cheer Leader, Chorus, Alderman, Chem. Club, Hal g 195 I..-..v PASTERNAK JOAN G A A Locker Guard Hallguard PAYNE JOHN Football Latm Club Band Alderman Chem Club Physlcs Club Dance Comnuttee PROSAPIO CARMELA C A A , Spamsh Club Concert Band Hallguard RADISCI-I, JACQUIILINE GAA Leader Locker Guard Teachers ec Llbrary Staff Hallguard Capt RANSON JAMES Flre Marshall Hallguard REDMAN NORMA G A A Spanish Club Gu s Chorus Teacher s Sec Mellln Room Staff REISERT, VIRGINIA G A A Cheer Leader A Cappella Mellm Room Staff Hallguard Teachers Sec Hlghway Staff Productlons RENFREE RAY Flre Marshall Hallguard CLASS 0F JUN 195 9 . . ., , . 7 Q 9 1 7 ' 7 7 ' 9 . . . , , , . 4 5 . . ., , , S ., , . 5 , . . I S ' ' 1 9 9 ' ' 's s s ., . Y , ,. X , , Il' -x .' ' ' ' s 9 ' K1 I 9 - fx? '7 l T45-Q ' - ' - ,Bs L U ' 9 . , i 1 , I -s 39 W LA SS or N RENWANZ, LOIS G.A.A., Leader, German Club, Girls' Cho L. of H., Mellin Room St Highway S rus, aff, Teacher's Sec., taff. RETTERER , .JACK Wrestling H ll , a guard, Physics Club, Ushers, Club, R.O.T.C. HHEIN, HAROLD Track, German Club, Shield Salesman. RUEHL, LOIS G.A.A., Cheer Leader, Spanish Club, Girls' Chorus, Alderman, Hallguard, Mellin Room Stag, Shield Salesman, Teacher's Sec., Highway IH. . RUSSO , LUCILLE G.A.A., Spanish Club, Hallguard, Mellin Room Staff. RYAN R , OBERT Football, Wrestling, Spanish Club, Band, Or- chestra, Chem. Club, Fire Marshall Physics Club. , Hallguard, RYBICKI, EDWIN Spanish Club, Fire Marshall, Art Club, Movie Operator. SANDERS, EVELYN G.A.A., Spanish Club G' L of H , irls' Chorus, N.H.S., t . ., Teacheris Sec., Book Room, Hall- guard, Mellin Room Staff. 195 CLASS 0F SCI-IABES, EUGENE Hallguard. SCHINTER, LINO Fire Marshall, Hallguard. Alderman. SCHUELE, KENNETH ' h Club, A Cappella, L. of H., Physics Spams Club, Ushers' Club, R.O.T.C. SMITH, ALFRED Art Club, Chem. Club, Fire Marshall, Hall- ard Shield Salesman, Shield Staff, A Cap- l ll. EU Q pella, Track, Capt. Baseball, Capt. Basket Ja SMITH, BARBARA G.A.A., A Cappella, Teacher's Sec., Hallguarcl. SMITH, JANE G.A.A., Band, Productions. SORRENTINO, JOSEPH h RO T C Movie Operator, Fire Spanish Clu , .... , Marshall, Hallguard, Shield Salesman. SPENCE., CELIA C.A.A., Spanish Club, Girls' Chorus, Book Room Mellin Room Staff, Productions, Physics Club, ,Teacher's sec., L. of H. E l CL as a 1 ASS 0F JUN SPICKA, VIRGINIA G.A.A., Latin Club, Band, Orchestra, L. of H Teacher's Sec., Hallguard, Mell' Shield Salesman N in Room Staff: , .H.S. STAUDOH AR, GEORGE R.O.T.C., Fire Marsh l a l, Hallguard. STEINBRECHER, EVELYN G.A.A., Leader, Girls' Chorus, Teacher's Sec., Hallguard, Productions. SVEI-ILA, MICHAEL R.O.T.C., Art Club, Chem. Club. SWANNIE F G , RANGES .A.A., Cheer Leader, Girls' Chorus, Alderman, Office Sec., Teacher's Sec., Hallguard M Room Staff, Productions S , ellin , hield Salesman. . SWANSON, HELEN C.A.A., Girls, Chorus, Teacher's Sec., Book Room, Hallguard. SZPAK, LEO Football. TAGLER , JAMES R.O T C . . ., A Cappella, Spanish Club, Hallguard Capt. 195 VABRIN, JACQUELIN E G.A.A., Spanish Club, Girls' Chorus, Library Staff, Teacheris Sec., Highway Editor. VIZZO, ORLANDO Chem. Club. WALTON, HELEN G.A.A. WARD, RONALD Band, Alderman, Teacher's Sec., Art Club, Book Room, Fire Marshall, I-lallguard, Movie Oper- ator, Physics Club. WATSON, JOAN G.A.A., Spanish Club, Girls' Chorus, L. of H., N.H.S., Ollice Sec., Teacher's Sec., Recording Day Sec., Book Room, Mellini Room Staff. WIGCINTON, CAROL G.A.A., Band, Teacher's Sec., Library Staff, Book Room, Class Sec. WILKINSON, DAN Football Mgr., Hallguard, Physics Club. WILKOZEK, JERRY Alderman. YOUNG, JOAN G.A.A., Teacher's Sec., Hallguard. ZEIGER, ROBERT Football, Fire Marshall. ZUKAS, LEONARD Basketball, Fire Marshall, Hallguard, Produc- tions. C n 1 6 X I s 1 3 Ass 01? JUN 1950 Not Pictured: HAYES, EDWARD, LASCHOBER, DOROTHY, MEYERS, HARRY, MILLER, RUTH, MONROE, JAMES, MOSCATO, TONY, PALM, GERALDINE, SCHLEE, RONALD, TAYLOR, CHARLES, TENZAGALSKIS, ANN, VANA, STANLEY, VROMAN, LEO, WEAVER, DONALD, WHITE, JERRY. 43 - 5. v t I. be A. Im' XS, . X sw-:CL UM 2 RSM --f:-:w- -gi- Tv f Tim . . , . ., , . ,,. , .... . - . . , -, - ' .5 ., Sv X 'fT'? T' -1- 'v - -'K .. - '.. - .. . , 1 ' - - ' - 1' W1 H ' 'ggi' 5 N J ' 1221 ' ' ' ww : . I11g'1f..2:-my ,f-,- W WP-J 2 'k '- -1 15 ff ' 0233. ,' - 1 ii- 'f' fifff . 21- V ff 5. f,i+,.,:-.1-. 1 1, V,-1 '--2 1 I -222' EIL ' :I5 .-:-:Zz 2525-55 :.s'i::: 2:51f-155-+ 'I:E!EWI'I:f35? :r 'H' Y . A ' ,4 5 -5 Q- -' , ' 357' . 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M M MM MMM MM iw M MM MMM H EFX E MMMM E LB Bw E EE I MB M E HM E MM main MM .MM HM Ll M MM M H MM M H MM E M W MM: Mm MMm M M Us gg M 'V MM MM M M M Em 8 M E MB is M . H M MMM mga M M MM M UH sexi MB M M MMM MM ms MB B E BM ms M MM MMM mx MB HM HK MM M MM M M MM M. MMM N M M M: M MM M M M M MM MM MMM MM 1 ' 0 1 his - Calnera - Action Stage Craft Mr. Harris, Heilbrunn, Brane, Cook, Mozwecz, Licata, J ones, Crasser, Magnuson, Wallenius Movie Operators A Row 1-Bilarzic, Manville, Mozwecz, Olson Row 2-Tennant, Dunne, Grasser, Cook, Johnson, Prath, Licata, Jones, Mr. Harris Row 3-Magnuson, Gurrister, Brane, Heilbrunn, lVatt, Linder, Condix, Wallenills The members of the stage crew, consisting of nine lads under the direction of lVlr. Harris, are responsible for the brilliant lighting, scenery, and props of the auditorium stage for assemblies, dramatic productions, and other night shows. ln the darkest room on the fourth Hoor comes the light of visual education. Every day, every period students see reels of interesting educational films wound out by our movie operators who are skillful manipulators of several types of projectors and recorders. 46 Farrin t0Il3S F ashes Fire Marshalls Row I-Norton Row 2-Kaross, Walinski, Gusich, Dimas, O'Connor, Pecho, Ryan, Smith, Connolly, Adrian Row 3-Bruck, Donaldson, Monroe, Johnson, Scheckel, Hardie, Jensen, Maloney, Bauer, Halverson Row 44Ranson Fisher Dubovick Eckster Row! Schahes Lavm Matavosky Devenport Burkee Zalga Grhblns Bauer Row2 Pacewlc Zukas Ventura Volpx Johnson Sesol Whey Anderson Nagel Mlller Lenz Row 3 Kovacevlch Schwlnn Podmohk Row 1 Ward Justm Wrrght Shaver Mr Farrlngton Manus Roos Row 2 O Connor Von Perhandt Heft Wallenxus Bauer Mrller Ventura Conley Hartman Row3 Outly Stewart Urath stung hy bees Down the halls they ltlll flantlcally to get to the1r posts before Harper s stampedmg puplls begln to evacuate the bulldmg The the malshals, st1ll pantrng, fhng open the doo1s and the students hegm to empty the hurlchng Shortly after a long bell IS lung and Halpeutes find then way hack to then class IOOIYIQ The dO0lb 316 then closed and the Flashes, not ln such a hurry, return to then wollt 4-7 5 1 S ' 1 1 5 1 Y . I 7 7 7 1 . 7 -1 7 7 9 Y 1 , Q , Y 1 , I 1 n T a 7 , Y ' 1 ' 7 5 .1 , , ' 7 7 ' Y Y S 7 Y 1 1 1 The frre hell rings! From each class three 01' four fire marshals dash-as if they had been 1 1 I . ' 1 , E ma E e H rg-X sw - mn is 1 E . gs gig s mmm X. at gy Jung J it .., svsgg sf? sg it E H 4 G Ea vlsjiitm k E m , , - mr K ,ji E .U S'?B 'wQ1'i'K ' 'S A Great ay The A Capella Choir, this year as before, had a beautiful ,variety of voices. They have entertained, not only us at Loyalite assemblies, but have given programs at neighboring schools and churches. At Christmas they presented a German Program at the Museum of Science and industry. Some of the songs that they sang were, '4Glory In Excelsiorf' and the ever popular Christmas Carols. There Were special solo verses sung by Robert Smith, James Tagler, Marilyn Burkee, and Carol Adrian. In spite of the fact that there are changes made each year, the Choir always seems to have many talented freshmen to replace the talented members who have graduated. 48 E531 rags I BBE!! all as -fs . ,W m.imi'M --. , X se na - -- .-7:5 -.:..,a.f . W ' ' or Sin in A Cappella Row 1 -Chick, Gottschalk, Blomquist, Kestas, Alfano, Burkee, Terdy, Mutzbauer, Schuster, O'Niell, Miller, Kringle, Morris, Dawson, Powers, Wills, Kocean Row 2-Alsen, I ones, Scinto, Rio, Bell, Schaefer, Mander, Stevens, Tennant, Stern, Cornell, Coakley, Davis, Hooks, Kutschke, Rader, Mr. Schilke Row 3-Bucher, Cuger, Mclntosh, Vinke, Craig, Heun, Anderson, Hull, Smith, Schnoor, Mattair, Mattice, Dalton, Stahl, Tomezak, Tietz Row 4-Adrian, Purcell, Stack, Wahlen, Corski, I ones, Rachyj, Tayler, Hayes, Van Antwerp, Michaels, Zientlo, Kozak, Dolan, Scllauer, Keller 4-9 Girls Chorus Row 1-Koranda, Lurgio, Gauge, White, Alguire, Mrs. Elworth Row 2-Reyxr olds, Weigman, Getz, Honings, Payne Row 3-Schuhman, Serone, Zerbian, Sofus, Maslinsky Row 4-Sulk, Volkman, Collins, Tawlks, Terlizzi Happy and armonious During the seventh period beautifully harmonized music is a daily feature by the Girls Chorus. To please the students of Harper these girls, who are directed by Mrs. Elworth, practice for all special occasions. Among these are our stunning night shows, inspiring Christmas pro- grams and pleasing our P.T.A. guests. 50 Girls Chorus Row 1-Bodkin, Phillips, Peterson, Jones, Doven Row 2-Pappas, Pikes, April, Vabrin, Podrnolik, Maguire Row 3-Van Kirk, Delegate, Lacy, Lanrli, Saccaro, Kiner Row 4-Bailey, Hebei, Wach, Azunas, Dole, Harmon Singing Sweethearts Amid the many artistically arranged numbers sung by the Girls Chorus, such favorites as Dark Eyes and Waltz of the Flowers can he heard rendered as solos hy Connie Sofus, Madeline Serone, Alida Honings, and Marianne Lacy. While Mrs. Elwortli directs, Darlene Peterson, who is one of the chorus members, skillfully plays ac- companinients. 51 msn ' ss WE E mfxmm WEE? , . ,nn .1 ',g,,,- f, w E Q '. , H1535 Fm QW Y, M an Q..3 AY ' pac' . 1 . ' 'if xiii v ,A gl WW A ' 'EWS-?i x X L3 52, ' : 'wil ' , .1 x rj? xy ' l ,Ur . Lai.. fx . l gg? Llggiq .Ln aff' IL . 1, if f. I A ,Lan gf, 5-- ,zz .. X 1 -H , : 1 P . . fi 1 ,, ' U P KH E I, If f f ,I ! ' A 1 ,E V-f rg qw, -' ef f 2:5 ' .ms ' QT? fig? .wi HJ ,W fl, vTf'a ' In-A' E' 5 L., Dru, f i' , , 'L 1-'f .,-me 22? .aww Nm .34 sz' . xv, ss ss am -'29 ss Ag-El. nm u ws was WH! wm- ss an a 4.' ', nj. ss EE .f xi mn a Bum BB WH .-J :SEG 5-si aww ff? an , ,qafs in , an ma ss mfs E HS? gag Q H Q2-wi' ss ,1- mamma am resent ay Alchemists Chemistry Row I-Mandrela, Sofus, Langlois, Maine, Mulhall, Gesford, Mr. Greenblau, Szesney, Hess Row 2- Stinites, Azunas, Wright, Abderholden, Strohm, Bauer, Anderson, Gudenas, Wall, Podmolik, Mata- vosky Raw 3-Johnson, Schabes, Hartman, Shaver, Manus, Orth Row 1-Hopkins, Kalinauskas, Buell, Wahlen, Flynn, Scinto, Kamm, Mr. Qreenhlau, Halper, Cunning- ham, Camer, Bodkin, McGee, Harbaugh, Feeley Raw 2-Arthurs, Ryan, Mladan, Dubovik, Gulino, Brinker, Payne, Single, Buttliere Notice the pleasant aroma when you are walking clown the third floor wing? This odor comes from room 310, the hideaway of the future chemists. In Lheir sanctuary, ardent students of chemistry under the direction of Mr. Greenblau mix elements together in one fashion or another. Most of the time their experiments turn out very well, much to the happiness of the class and teacher but sometimes they fail to go oli, much to the dismay of everyone. 54- mbryollic Engineers Seven periods a Week, Junior and Senior products of the Atomic Age may be seen slaving on Physics experiments in room 323. Mr. Harris spends busy days protecting the barometers, thermometers, and Vacuum pumps from the ravages of such careless physicists as Dave Stephens, Chuck Waldrop, and Ray Rozema. Everyone of the students enjoys the time spent in learning about the material world. Physics Row I-Johnston, Ritchie, Dunn, McCarthy, Herman Row 2-Unrath, Grasser, Heghmcl, Brackett, Wallenius, Fields Row 3-Von Perbandt, Bayer, Dilihert, Sobol, Rozema, Wetzel Row 1-Hardie, Koranda, Murray, Mr. Harris, Karlson, Just Row 25-Banass, Nogaj, Sheehan, Starostovic, Mclilligot, Harmon Row 3-V an Bogget, Goff, Danis, Mustari, Kovacevich, Law, Marek ,. V , -.,. , ,, , .4 ,., .I , , . A , ,, . B 55 Q Frlihliche Kinder Mr. Schilke's students not only learn German but they live it. Learning to read German menus, follow German traffic directions, and carry on a casual conversation in this tongue are some of their activities. Girls in the German Club correspond regularly with masculine pen pals in Germany who have first Written to Mr. Schilke. mana a E if 2 si 37 a W , W 1 J 2 a a ri .a an F a E agfx , E, E nigga Q a 1 Q mm. E wean? 1 H-881.5235-E5 X aKS,'g?a-g1-n.l.- it :arg H K yzm Gerlnan Club Row I-Neff, Renwanz, Stroh, Mattice, Hilker, Mclntosh, Schefsik Row 2--Hasnerl, Leach, Larson, Shepard, Shaw, Horn, Klusrneyer, Rhein Row 3-G. Eilers, Hahn, E. Eilers, Kramer, Kamrnrath, Schraag, James, Bayer Row 1-Novak, Mr. Schilke, Stoll, Weidemiller, Hartman, Bell, Cavanus Koranda, Cleland, Hollenclonner, E BRS Courts, Topel, Purcell, Slack Row 2--Zerth, Burger, Prath, Witkowsky, Smith, Guger, Waigand Sitting-Tomczak, Maguire, Blornquist Row 1-Miller, Schuster, Doven, Hartmann, Burkec, Donnelly, Bell, Friedhof Row 2-Terdy, Karison, Bucher, Gottschalck, Herbolrl, Tennent, Kregal, Burman Row 3-McGrath, Nielson, Patrick, Hull m ,'W.w,..,M. W 56 erman Groups German Club Row 1-Mixa, Elsner, Grabe, Maher, Maher, Trautnian, Arnold Raw 2-Miller, Quinn, Payne Row 3-Mueller, Schlee, Unrath, Fuglsang x S cated-Tomczak, Maguire, Blumquist if N H H r Row I-Miller, Schuster, Doven, Hartman, Burkee, Donnelly, Bell, Friedhof Row 2-Tercly, Karlson, W Bucher, Gottschalk, X Herbold, Tennant, , Kregal, Burman ' Row 3-McGrath, Nielson, Patrick, Hull The German students of Harper not only study the nouns, verbs, pronouns, and other grammatical details, but they learn very many other interesting things. After the students have acquired the funda- mentals of the language, Mr. Schilke starts to let them read German folk tales. By doing this the students find out very much about the German way of living. Besides this, the German classes also sing German songs, and sometimes they put on German plays. '57 Alumnus Entusiasmados Spanish Club Sitting-Ricliardson, Magyar, Eugenides, Sorrentino Row 1-Watson, Guarinello, Halverson, Johnson, Loye, Gray, Laneli, Bilauzic, Foley Row 2-Stahl, Wllcliitecli, Landi, Buell, Wilkosz Sitting-Montuori, Bigelow, Calzaretta, Roehr, Dickerson, Rader, Morrison Row I-Dole, Keller, Powers, Kringle, Sellas, April Row 2-Stewart, Dunn, Ruys, Caria If you ever Walit to he serenadecl in Spanish, call upon any of the good looking, intelligent students with beautiful voices in Harper's Spanish classes. If a Spaniard were to hear these songs sung Cin Spanish of courseb, he would he very pleased. Besides learning to sing and speak this language, Spanish students play games, do puzzles and tell stories about this country. All this is done under the capable leadership of Miss Ryan. 58 ntlluslastlc Students Spamsh Club Rowl Slwek Toppetl Potll Greco Green Cerrentano Row2 Crane,Trnka Magllano Ballcy Klopp Donovan Crolly Howells Davls Row3 Patton Corp W11ght,C1erk1n Jucms McCallum Brane Maye1 O Connol JBIIKVICC Raflklll Stlnltes, Dunne Szttzng Hosmer KIIDIIIQ Duggan Bollz Stack,Hon1n s Warner Rowl Gorskl Duschene Row2 Just Hardle Wallnskl Banass Harmon Jensen L muchachas y los muchachos de la Clase de espanol son muy as lntehgent dent wouldn t be wlth MISS Ryan e But what Spanlsh stu teachlng them 59 H sl Q - s ,- s M ,n as Eg -sa WS 'ssssggms Estlxsgssgi s KM gsm H-gsm-N H s C ever C assicists W ls ' e HJ sr al msgs. s .ss E Q is ss? s gas-ss sf? ,E 1, -K rss, 1 'si -,. --. all V- .Erie H' lease' sim' W.. A 5' .ss i ' iss? . L - -i -,W E s . -ig, ss z ,-.ses ,w-. sa,,, As ,is ,B W, .M w. s ,sh-Vs 5, s ss- sensesgsemsfesese-,..sQss'Fsf1sisfsr,-semis-rst,s.weighs-rem . .. is s-ellis..- ...,. s -..est Latin Club Row Z-Kestas, Podmolik, Sofns, Ryan, Pikes, Vinke, Michaels Row 2-Lund, Delegato, Krause, Duvel, Guarinrello, Paulikas, Baldwin, Slas Row 3-Culino, Duris, Eichinger, Onesto Sitting-Davis, Zientko, Borg, Collins, Young, Brown Row I-Apple, Frazer, White, Weissmann, Hebel, I-leun, Dalton, Schauer, Peterson, Jones, Willis, J. Pikes, Maslinski Row 2-Licata, Munat, Meek, Kokan, Doren, Waldrop, Kalchbrenner Every other Friday the Latin Club meets in 4407, Where the various problems of the Latin Students are discussed. Also Latin games are played, songs are sung, and plays are dramatized, under the direction of the presidents Lorraine Delegato of the Latin 1 class, and Margie lllfhite of the Latin 2 class. 60 5 ss uma PM as fu amd' -if E .1 Q M . max L Ln as nm-:ww , ,H gm Es! w 'mwll as az ' K xx-X ss, -Q mms ss Si '- mx ss' Buss Iwwwzm mmm 1-Q mw- R Q U1 QQ a +21 mx ' sa ss-ss E . ss-as E . aw vim-v -ss ish - ww , m Wm is ss mn - SSM!-X 5 as Wm HM,- E. -Us M ss wa mx 1, 1 'E ,. QQ ww is Mean w ss 'ws f H H. as-ss -ss ss .mm xx -fm n nu N, in W W ak ww 5 ms MP New my nf ww W mm ss A we Emi H . -ss ,. xm um H H, ' ' H Ju gm-:N H W -,S Q W --E 5 ss Q A ms- 1 mn 1 Wiki fwawwwwn mwmngms ' H 'HH 21. , gm., sim mam wma mm-51 me WM mm :L .mg - ss ,,.m. EMR. um :mm - m www nw :Q pm ,-L ,a z-. 2 . ss ss., ms my w m m fi ms ss-sp .EWS H-an may ms ms Q ss a sa. ms an mmm as 11, mm -H 5 ., fx -ss ss ss an -ss um - ss ss E saw E is H 1 ss a ss E. E. E. -fm ss an W-5 LQ si 5 Se ,. an mx m am ,W V ,mis Hamm' i 5 me - ss ETB Www W :Y -ss ? nm ms m www ms ni m is emocracy in Practice V4 - . . VM ,i - H - ,f N at s sw me sms-B sms H amass s-men :rr rf as-ew f as sow s m-B s sas s s s s s is ,Fe : as is fn mst- swzs manga ral ME s mars sr s sr s Ss an ei ss as M--: E :V s im s mean sg sr s er' sl ' 5 i sms xi mfs sa- m .BSS W is Ms, ss W M- Q E WAHM samsnai ses nf - .ss W' s N, is as us ,. 1 s as is sr is sf sr s:m I ' Qikssw WSE55 Sis dis x-:mga E me sm' sr we is sg 'mv we na as s sr sw' . as-sas sr sms s mai? W- E 'ms , H , 's . me mass Student Council Oficers: Marilyn Burkee, Mayorg Violet Banclise, Comptrollerg Leo Prath, City Clerk. Sitting-Prath, Bandise, Mr. Schilke, Burkee, Geraghty, Renfree, Ingram, Alm, Schuhmann Row 1-Eilers, Cleland, Marshall, Emmett, I-laugh, Maguire, Stinites, Doyle, Manus, Ferngren, Waldrop, Starostovic, Corcoran Row 2-Gulino, Bilangic, Justin, Jones, Corski, Rachaj, Kozak, Payne, Dimas The Student Council is designed to teach the students the workings of a free govern- ment. Each division is represented by an alderman chosen by the students. The Council itself is run on a very democratic basis. In this organization the students are in complete charge with a mayor or president as the presiding officer. Here at Harper, in the past years, the Council has sponsored such social events as dances, plays, and assemblies. It also takes up minor problems which concern the students directly, such as keeping the school supplied with a flag in every room and putting on drives to support the school paper. During the fall semester the oficers were: Mayor, Marilyn Burke, Comptroller, Violet Bandise, and City Clerk, Leo Prath. In the spring semester the oiiicers were Leo Prath as Mayor, Jerry Galich as Comp- troller, and Arlene Moore, City Clerk. 62' hooting Stars Prospective students often won- der what goes on in the Pro- ductions Class. Most of the time is spent working on plays that are to be put on in the near future. Last fall the class got together, wrote and pro- duced a topical comedy. It was a hit with the audience because it was on a subject near to their hearts, football and . . . the new coach, Mr. Jacobson. Immediately after that warm- up, the class got down to the serious business of preparing for the night show. This year it was c'Brother Goosef, a farce comedy. It continued the foot- ball theme because the main character, which was acted by Celia Spence, was a young girl who kept her family in an up- roar with her football antics. Len Zoukas skillfully portrayed the brother. The productions class is under the able direction of Mrs. A. 0'Brien, whose successful first year here forecasts many enter- taining hours in the future. 'Ar 'fir wir Productions Row 1-Barth, ' Kaross,Steinbrecher Row 2-Smith, Mrs. O'Brien, Frenchik, Monroe, Getz, Ingram Row 3-Zukas, Pacewic, Swannie, Santomarco, Glabow Y.. A warf- 1 l X National Honor Society National Honor Society Row I-Klusmeyer, Koupal Row 2-Kutschke, Boltz, Azunas, Kuhilis, Wenrich, Dunn, Meacham, Mulhall, Langlois, Donaldson, Reichel Row 3-Duschene, Honings, Neff, Spicka, Neeb, Sanders, Watson, Glabow, Brinker, Huizinga, Adrian, Zalga, Conlogue, Roos, Hodgman Row 4-Prath, Bayer, Von Perhundt, Johnson The National Honor Society consists of a very select group of students, who could very well he called uthe cream of the cropf' The members of the society encourage scholarship, leadership, service, and good character. It is from students with these qualifications that members are elected. In order to get elected to the society a prospective memher must have a 2.5 average all through high school and a clear 205 record. He also must take part inymany extra-curricular activities. After taking all this into consideration, SQZJ of the 3A class, 102, of the 4B class, and 15W of the KLA class are selected as members. As a Well deserved reward to the members, at their graduation they wear a gold tassel to distinguish them. During the fall semester Bill Donaldson was president, ,loan Reichel, vice- president, and Martha Boltz, secretary. For the spring semester the officers were Edith Kutschke, president, lleene'Koupal, vice-president, and Don Bayer, secretary. 64 Unexcelled Natlonal Honor Society W'1111am Donaldson Vzce P1 eswlent M211 tha Boltz Secr etary 65 ' ' ......... ..... .... P r esident J0a11Reiche1.. .... ... .. '- , lus an , - -- is in in ms swam W ls. .W mfg -as ' H E ' 2 W H M .sm an- Wi as-'Q -MEEQB wife- E -Tas aides sei W E Legion oi' Honor Row I-Kralochvil W H , Jones, Moore Row 2-Di Sabato, Zalga, Wiedow, I wg Wzitson, Felgenhauer Row 3-Ellison, Martis, Podmolik, Hcbel, Neeb, Delegalo, Hajek sw Wea Emm- m A Eiga as Eine ms lm Efwu mag' a sgfgwa Wwsgiagm KWSN?-Sana E H KM is mg Ween msmlmiim amg-E E gm,-fi mg me sg . sign as a Row 1-Keller, Hasnerl, Newton, Kringle, Banclise, Mclniosh Row 2-Bigelow, Neff, Horn, Schefcsik, Renwanz, Shepherd Row 3-Neikirk, Hopkin, Haugen, Walllen I Row 1-McGee, l Spoonhour Row 2-Bell, Gorski, Elsner, Conlogue, ' Shimanek, .lolivette Landi, Flynn 1 Row 3-SlI1illl1, Francis, Gray, Muna: Kutschke At the end of the semester each eager Harperite can be seen looking in his course book to see if he has all E's or S's in his major subjects. If he does, he can be sure of becoming a member of the Legion of Honor. Each member receives a gold pin with Legion of Honor inscribed on it which he is entitled to wear for one semester. Au on b 1 ' f f receives possession of a pin when he graduates. y e e ongmg or our of his eight semesters 66 a as na is Possessors of llvlibll Course Books Z IW' 'ss :Hs Legion of Honor Row! Muller l 1encl11k B01 Mullhall Puicell France Glabov. Bayei R0w2 Dunn Clerkxn Plath Dimas Donaldson Latham Cooke Row! Meacham Crandall Langlols Row2 Hodgman Krleger Roos Morkes Devenport Relchel Wenrich Hll1ZlHg8 Rowd Santamarco Podmohk Azunab The legion of Honor membeis aie strictly 111 the blue league No technicolor course books are seen by the parents of these students. They are the ones who are l1'1 the higher bracket every marking period with nothing but E's and S's. 67 U, me Mmm xx H l H E E A H i E H mg ,Qaida W ,Z ss- n 55555 - - . W as a as nm mmf ms m mm ss ESE H E V B H , E We as H Eggs! gg mx H E ,mm lfair-Imaam fmsm 'Hmmm mag . nw . .X MN H H EERE H H E H X ,F ,. ss a ion of Il Joh I1 Hartman . Elaine Klusmeyer . Martha Boltz . Joan Duschene 68 ss a sa mf 0ll0l' .President . . Vice-P resident . .Secretary . . . Treasurer hield Salesmell Shield salesmen have a give and take job. They take the money from the students and give it to the Shield business department. Each division picks a salesman and then itas up to that lucky person to sell the Shield. Finally they distribute the Shield to the fortunate Sll,lJSC1'llJC1'S. An efficient, but trying salesman was Harold Rheln who came rushing in every day with hands full of money alter all the other money had been sent downstairs. Charlene Koranda, small hut mighty, was pushed down hy other anxious salesmen who were hurrying to turn in their money. Shield Salesman Row I-Gesfordg Stinitis, Dame, Apato, Maher Row 2-Jacek, Dunne, Morrison, MCC-ee, Rhein Row I-Hartmann, Zalga, Klusmeyer, Hilker, Moran, Spoonhonr Row 2-Xeros, McCallum, Stinson 69 Bookroom Row 1 Walmlen Spoonhour, Landi, J. Landi Row 2 Terngl en, Wigginton, Watson, Swanson, Mrs. Finnegan, Gray Row 3 Dunn C. Dunn, Brackett Row 4--Bayex O'Connor, Johnson Stacks of Iinowled e Mrs. Finnegan and her book roorn-staff do a splendid job of keeping track of Harpe1 s text hooks, although some stu- dents Wish they Wouldnit do such a good job. The girls on the staff do the bookkeeping, while the boys do the heavy Work, such as carrying books and keeping the hookroom in order. Both boys and girls climb ladders for they all feel that sitting on top of a ladder in the hookroom is like sitting on top of the World. 70 fficient isses People, people, questions, questions, telephones ringing, and bills to figure up. These are just a few of the problems our office secretaries are confronted with. For their exceptional work they receive civic letter points and the satisfaction of being of service to the school. A good record, a high scholastic average, 'and a sense of responsibility are the requirenients to he at secretary in 205. These girls are the only pupils who don't mind going in and out of 205. Secretaries are very important people. Office Secretaries ' Row 1-Panutsos, Shimanck, Tcrlizzi, Hchcl, Apato, Pierson Row 2-Schultz, J. Adrian, Wiedow, Plisck, Zalga, Schultz, A. Schrazig, l'-lack ' 205 Secretaries Sitting-Mullhall, France, Reichel, Hodgman, Lnnglois, Lacey, Ricwe, Meacham Sffllllllillg--lVl0l'ClF!ClZl, Wheaton, Emmett., Meeder, Devaney, Roos 71 ostesses andlor House eepers Mcllin RODIII Staff Row 1-Comski, Meyer, Sanders, Mrs. O'Brien, Spence, ll'IOI'ClCCi7.l Row 2-Redman, Neil, Swannie, Lambert, Danghtry Row 3-Neeb, Watson, Muscato, Russo, lVlz1l'1er, Spicka, Tenzagalskis, Boclkin, Fazy De Lnise, Newton, 'Wheaton Leach, Zalga, Ahn, Reisert This year there have been two Hone groups of Mellin Room ofiicers. ln September the chairman was Lillian Zalga, co-chairman Betty Alrn, and the secretary-treasurers Lois Renwanz and Virginia Reisert. In February another excellent group took over Where they left off: .loan Gomski, chairman, Lucille Russo, co-chairman, and Rita Lam- bert as secretary-treasurer. The duties of these girls are many. They have to dust blinds, vacuum rugs, and dust and polish furniture. They do all the planning and buying for the luncheons and social'-s. At the teas the girls ofliciate. The chairman and Co-chairman plan the schedule whereby every girl has a turn at pouring, serving, and dishwasliing. y 72 , High Society WIELLIN ROOM The Mellin Room is the center of all social activities at Harper. Every year, there is the Freshman Tea, welcom- ing the new freshmang the Senior Tea, bidding :farewell to the graduatesg and the Anniversary Tea, commemorat- ing the opening of the Mellin Room in April, 19441. All girls who have worked in the lVlellin Room and have grad- uated are invited to attend this tea. The P.T.A. holds meetings in the social roomg the student council holds their installation there, and various other organizations use it for their parties. Its beautiful furnishings make an attractive background for the school social life. 73 C eck and ouhle C eck Last fall something new in the line of competitive sports was organized at Harper. A checker team. They have played three schools so far, Tilden, Chicago Vocational, and Hyde Park. Although Harper has only won one game, with fine players like Costello and Sutton the team is sure to improve with experience. A very line service organization here at Harper are the ushers. They give their time to usher at the night shows, work in the coat room at dances, clear halls, and are always ready to run errands. Some of the boys who have served for a long time are Chuck Nlunat, John O:Connor, Richard Marks, and Lavon Riewe. CHECKER TEAM Row I-Dixon, Moscalon Lille, Meier, McWilliams, Mr. Stanek, Costello, Pearson U SHERS Row 1-Marks Row 2-Sclmoor, Pracliler, Froemke, Pearson, Mr. Slanek, Donelly, Olson ' Row 3-Meier, Munat, Tullos, O'Connor l M rigger app 1 GIRLS RIFLE TEAM Rowl S L Taylor Meek Paschkt Row? Watson Serene Row J Tnppelt B01 'Icy RIFLE TEAM Rowl Vana Naydel O COIIIIOI Muslau Com l-1olL11c,hLe1 Forlcnza Badel Row? lW1CllHSlS Durv1s 141011111 ex B01 Dunn S L T'1ylo1 It would seem that Hat pe1 has double protectlon Wlth boy and glrl 11fl8 teams The glrls come 1n the mile range durmff then' free peuods and l9H11'1 to use the Guns XCIY expertly The best Ourls on the 11He team are Mary Ann Lacy and June Watson, who seem to make bull s eyes GVPIY tlme Ol the boys team 1t1s hatd to tell who IS the best but a couple of the many a1e Arthur Badel and Charles 'Iayle1 The boys team IS luckler than the glrls because they can compete Wltll othet boys Jn contests We are ptoud to announce that the boys team has won the sectlon champlon shlp and hopes to Wm the Clty 75 1 1 4 M g-r V 1 - f .. , . ' n' ,n 1 or- , .,,. ' '7 D7 L. -1 1 ' V I 7 , ,, . , V . . , 4 , . 7 1 he 47 a. . 4 0' ' E3 1 -rr Us 1 gg 4 .. - - . . . . . . - 4 'i . N . .. . . n. ' b . I . ,. ' v ' ' 2: , 7 , . c . J H , . . A , . 4 N 1 I 9 . . . - , - . . . - 7 Q . . c .. . . A Far Alertness Company A Row I-Borg, Smith Row Z4Eicl'xinger, Bayer, Kalclibrenner Row 3-Bronhorst, Tebtins, O'C0nnor Row 4--Corcoran, Sorrentino, Smith Row 5-Bozzi, Keating, Smith Row 6-Sims, Olson, Sutor Row 7-Bader, Guarinello, Holzrichter Row 8-Aronson The members of Co. A which was commanded by Cadet Captain Robert Borg, was outstanding in its drill and the other extra curricu- 'lar activities that it undertook. Some of the activities that members of this company participated in were: the annual picked platoon competition, rifle team, and the R.O.T.C. radio program. The cadets who participated in these activities received Warrants and bars. 76 Il For rawn r u Company B Kewl Wallemus Schuele Row 1 Naydcr N11I'l'ldC1S Mustall Row J Cooke Jacobsen Vana Row-4 Scheckel Nagel Van Anlvxerp Row J Kle 1 Clfblklll Dunn Row 6 Guaunello Tullos Radloff Row 7 G1g110lI0 Scheckd Duns Row 8 Pealson Company B conslsts of the second peuod R O T C students Duung the yeal many of these students 19CC1V6d medals and ubbons fol outstandmg acluevement, Hblllty, and CHIICICHCY Company B was undefeated 111 the fust half of the Clty 1'1He match 111 11115 sectlon The Cadet Cdptaln of the first semester was Ronald W311C111uS I w w X x X x A ' . 4' ' , . ,.4' ' - . ., . , 4- ,. , , . -J , , - ,- - .X . V .1 A? .U . ? . A v s V ' as 9 ' 2' es . Q-V' ' , .' . . , . , , ., . . .. . - -- ' . f '7l'7 I en in Charge R. O. T. C. Officers Row 1-Capt. Borg, Sgt. Taylor, Lt. Dunn, Lt. Cooke, Lt. Wallenius, Lt. Schuele Here is a list of the commissioned officers during the hrst semes- ter and their duties: The first was Capt. Robert Borg. He was Unit Commander and also was the commander of Harper's dazzling Picked Platoon. He was a member of the Rifle Team. First Lt. Ron WHllCHiL1S7S first duty was being Executive Officer and he was also promoter of the Picked Platoon. First Lt. William Cooke was Adjutant and also a member of the Picked Platoon.- Second Lt. Charles Dunn was a member of Harperis fine rifle team, ofiicer in charge of the color guard, and was Supply Officer. Second Lt. Ken Schuele was a member ofthe Picked Platoon. 78 icked Platoon Q H sm ,-U' M1-fs new Etsfamftssssi-ssfsss M game ss ss - MW - f-' noisy' m'm'LE'5H WM,-s-iv-ss mm use 4 3, - ,,-- B -WWE? seem-Q,-.sg K-Wim-EE gsm mans E i ,' .- , if-s-sp..f.s.e sims. is suv Picked Platoon Row I-Sgt.. Pushnig, Mustari, Dunn, C. Michaels, Hoff, Sutor, Bader, Eichinger, Nagel, Porhnolik How 2-Borg, Mayder, Bayer, Cooke, Smith, Corcoran, Tnllos, Pearson, D. Dunn Row 3-Walleniils, SCllllClC, O,COIlll01', Kalclihrenner, Smith, Forlenza, Reterer, Sorrentino, Guariniello Nou-Coms Row lfS01'Clllil'lO, Nagel, Pearson, Rellerer, Cuariuiello Row 2-Forlenza, Tullos, Kalcli- brenner, Muslari Row 3-Smith, Eichinger. Dunn, Baycler Row 4-Smith, Hoff, Nayder, Sulor Row 5-Poclmolik, O'Connor, Michaels, Bayer The Picked Platoon is a group of thirty-three cadets-selected to partici- pate in platoon competition against other schools. Non-commission oflicers are cadets appointed in various ranks as indi- cated by the stripes on their uniform coats. Their duties are to carry out the orders as required by the cadet corp. 79 omes t e Ili hway. . . from the ,I A M i ' if ' A' H H ...,.-Y-is' Q x X f x Highway Staff Row I-Langlois, Ingram, Koupal, liuuhl Ingram, Gosford, ' Fetcher Row 2AVabrin, Sletze, Kamm, Leach, Lacy Row 3wCafarel1i, Aronson, Larson, Renwanz, Brinker, Schweinfurth, Staraslovic Row 1-B. Ingram Setzke, Wallexlilxs 3 Row 2-.I. Ingram, 1 Starastovic, Lacey a f s X x HARiPE-R IIIGHWAY STAFF-SEPTEMBER 1949 - JANUARY 1950 Editor-Bill Doniildson Associate Editor-Blanche Ingram Page Editors-,Iackie Vabrin, Jeanne Langlois, Betty Aronson, Ron Manus Assistant Page Editors-Ed Starostovis, Maura Lacy, Ileene Koupal, Joan Ingram Cartoonist--I oe Barron Photographer-Ralph Heft Circulation Manager-Shirley Setzke Business Manager-Ron Walleiiius Assistant Manager-Hank Brinker Sponsor-Mrs. S. Lang Reporters-Donna Leach, Arline Larson, Lois Renwanz, George Schweinfurth, Marilyn Morrison, Lois Ruehl, Norma Cafferelli, Marianne Kanrun, Mary Felcher 80 lttle Room on the Fourt l00l' Seated Koupal Ianblole Donaldson Slanzlin,, Menus Vain 1n Before Table Podmohk Cafa1eH1 Rowl Kamm Ruchl Lcadl IICINNIITII lccher Monson Row 9 Schwemfultll CILILIH Bom Heft Purcell Hflrbou ll I'E - 'B' ases fe -2 HARPER HIGI-IWAY-JANUARY 1950 - JUNE 1950 Editor-Jackie Vabrin Associate Ediifor-Ed Starostovis Page EflI:I0l'S-GCO1'gC Schweinfurth, Norma Cafferelli, Betty Aronson, Marian Kamm Assistant Page Editors-Joan Purcell, John Clerkin, Rosemary Podomolik, Jim Fanson, Jane Harbaugh Carloonist-Jackie Vabrin Circulation Manager-Lois Benwanz Business M fLl1.CLgCI'1BOh Borg Copy H earl Desk-John Clerkin Sponsor-Mrs. -S. Lang Reporters-Arline Larson, Ileene Koupal, Mary Felcher, Jane Harbaugh, Carly Rasmussen, Bob Borg B 81 etter Than Ever Row 1-Greene, Langley, Single, Wollllxeclaclxt, DuBuque, Nagel, Mclnlosh, Rio, White Row 2-Stephens, Rozenia, Kalchbrenner, Crandall, Howe, Barth, Murray, Trnka, Herbold Row 3-Dieken, Yucik, Maher, Minkel, Belt, Alsen, Meyers, Shepherd, Patton, Miss Segalla wi Barth, Maher H H , Shield Staff Editors ........ Barbara Barth, Emily Maher Assistant Editor ............ Kenneth Single Senior Editors ........... :.Gloria Cranclall Janet Howe, Marie Murray Literary Assistants ........... Gloria Ellison Betty Greene, Dave Stephens, Nancy Wahlen Assistants: Fred Stephens, Ray Rozema, Dorothy Belt, Dolores Flynn, Judy Trnka, George Hoekstra, Dolores Ecker, Marge Langley, Art Nagel, Maxine Alsen, Margie White, Ruth Mclntosh Business Manager: Anna Mae Patton Assistant Business Managers: Katherine Rio, Anna Meyers, Diane Sheperd Assistants: Carolyn Her- bold, Ronald DuBuque, Angeline Xeros Art Director: Marilyn Yucik Typist: Shirley Ohr Faculty Sponsor: Fanny Segalla. 82 Shield Stall' Stan,fling-Wolilbedaclxt, Stephens, White, Alsen, Kalchhrenncr, Nagel Sitting-Herbold, Trnka, Yucik Sitting-Patton, Rio, Shepherd Slllllllifl-g--'lDiCliCI1, Meyers, Rozema Crandall, Howe, Murray, Single, Greene Every day seventh and eighth periods in room 40414, about twenty five of Harperas students madly go about their business of getting the Shield rearly for publication. Some of the chores of this happy little group are to think up subjects for casual pictures, make out the slips for pictures, de- cipher students' Writing, think up titles, and keep money matters straight. After months of hard work, the Shield goes to press sometime during the month of April and the stall and the rest of Harper anxiously wait for the last week of school so they can get the new edi- tion of their favorite year- hook. E is Your Year Book A n ! Y -as, ...-were EW s liigsg E .K i Calendar SEPTEMBER 6 School begins. Harper girls are swooning over the new football coach, Mr. Jacobson. SEPTEMBER 7 Ron DuBuque and lleene Koupal are late for the first day of work. SEPTEMBER 9 Carolyn Herbold finds her locker. SEPTEMBER 14 Don Scheckel receives his graduation ring during division. Third period Caryl Rasmussen is trying it on for size. SEPTEMBER 21 After two years of swimming, Marion Rizzo is finally persuaded by the girls to jump off the diving, board. SEPTEMBER 27 Carm Arduini took home not only her civics book lg ut her history lO0. SEPTEMBER 30 - Morgan Park 26 Harper 6 OCTOBER 3 The swimming pool is closed for two weeks. All Freshmen and Sophomore girls are beautiful with curly hair. OCTOBER 4 Donna Leach opens her mouth and-she now has eight pages to do. OCTOBER 10 John Hartman late to two classes, does not get to two others. Shield photographer here. OCTOBER 25 Fashion note. Kurt Von Perbandt appears in second period swim with red painted toe nails. OCTOBER 28 Guests from Hirsch High School give pep to the pep assembly. NOVEMBER 4- George Smith puts away his football uniform for another year. NOVEMBER 5 Freshie and Soph. girls, luck continues-pool closed on account of coal strike. Thanks John L. NOVEMBER 8 Marge Langley sprains her ankle in a lady-like game of that lady- like game-captain basketball. NOVEMBER 10 Harper Huckle Buck a sell out. Bill Donaldson and Grace Kaross reign as king and queen. NOVEMBER 22 Mr. Martin Gray, the star of the Varsity Facility basketball game. Faculty was defeated 37 to 29. NOVEMBER 23 Carol Young is reducing. She is afraid she will eat too much tomorrow. DECEMBER 7 Brother Goose, night show a great success. Orchids to Dee Izzo as the colored maid. DECEMBER 16 Mistletoe Twist gives .l erry Shaver an opportunity to be Santa. DECEMBER 22 A Cappella and Girls' Chorus sing our favorite carols at an assembly. DECEMBER 23 Santa's best gift, not found in a stocking under the tree, began today-a week's vacation. JANUARY 3 Virg Mills starts 1950 with two encores. JANUARY 13 Senior dinner dance at Nielsens a great success. JANUARY 18 4B-4-A party-Irene Frenchik impersonating Al .lolson unforget- able. JANUARY 20 Senior boys in Sunday suits again for tea in the Mellin Room. JANUARY 26 Graduation--Goodbye Mary Ann Aberderholden, Goodbye, Good- bye, Goodbye Bob Zerth. - . ' 84 Calendar JANUARY 31 Freshre ,lrmmy Lalran rnvacles Senror alley by mrstalxe not realrz rn that hr locker and he belon on thc fourth floor FEBRUARY 2 Crvrcs wrthout Mr O Keele clocsn t seem lrlxe Crvrcs FEBRUARY 14 Cuprd decoratrons feature of C A A dance rn Grrls Gym IEBRUARY 19 P TA pro ram a pa eant Old Farnrly Album rs put on by the members Some of the laclres partrcrpatrng, were Mrs Wester hausen Mrs Knutlr and Mrs Cluclx FEBRUARY 21 Brotherhood assembly ,loan Pastcrnak and Dave Stephen make debuts as speakers FEBRUARY 22 Fran Swxannre Evelyn Sterubreclrer and ,loan In ram celebrate br now wrth toho ans at Palos MARCH 3 Betty Brrd arrrxes out of breath at 814 at Sutty fifth Street entrance to find the doors looked No coal No school NIARCH 6 Coal' School' MARCH 9 Talent show Archre Callas Geor e qchwcrnfurthj leaves the comrc for Harper stage VIARCH 15 ,lohn D Rockefeller 'tml Ron Ward pay therr rncome tax MARCH 21 So thrs rs the Frrst clay ol' sprrrrf, says John lacevsrcl as he puts on hrs earrnulls APRIL 1 Eclrth Kutsclrlte gets D rn Crrrcs Aprrl Fool' APRIL 5 and Rose Dau htry seen on Halsted lookm at on ns APRIL 6 Easter must he near Gcor L lloclvttra ha lard so many e s ssrtlr hrs corny jokes APRIL 17 Clean up rs really on rts xt av Mr Carlrn and Grace Alfano clean out her locker APRIL 19 Sue Zaeharras and Dolly Montourr enjoy the G A A Splash Party MAY 1 Sleepy Ed Cornell returns from hrs meek lon chore of han rn rt all paper MAY 3 Jack Red: lx stands m frll Cl21SSIOUI'l1S after hrrthday reetrn s MAY I6 Convcrtrblc season opens ,lack Whrtters seen prrcrn 41 Ford converts MAY 23 Ono more month to o 'STAY 30 The warmer the days the more encores for Shrrley Emmet JUNE 1 George Rrtchre strll m there prtclrrn for Harper s Cardrnals JUNE 12 Hrstorres Al GDIHQ and Crvrcs books remarn closed as all Harper rtes scan the nuraculorrs 1950 Slrreld ruth the red cover lUNE 14 Donna Ruys and Marge Doyle clrscard flats for heels clurrn he 7th perrod rn preparatron for the 4B 4A party JUNE 16 Le al today only Prncurls Tonrght rs the prom at the Slrorelantl Hotel JUNE 20 175 pans of ea er hands clutch tlrplomas a Mr Carlrn linrshes commencement excrcrses 85 ' 5 . . . A in L . . . , , I . gi .5 YV g A Q. 1 4 . . . I I . , , . v 14 4 w 7: n 1 n r . . , ' J .t ' ,- V I,. - ' , I V 7 X ' - If 1 4 4 . ' v ' 3' Q U' - 'tr 5 3 E s ' ' gg . , ' -', L - 3. . I ' , - . . . . A , 1 L - ' . ' -fy - ,' - W , 1 ' . ,, .. , A r ' . - L' H4 Y ' l -D ' . ff . - ' . . N .' ,H - J ,- . .. , , First intimations of the Prom. Carol Mayerlrofer, Marge Meyers, E 7 - ' S 5 ' - l 4 M Fa 'I J' gn - a'k: ' 4s ' v' . I . V - 1 U . a I u -' ' . . , . . . 'lv , .. g , ,. g- g , , . .- .'. . g Ig. A ' ,. - - f , 'Q V ' - .. ' ' U 'I 4 - . . D . YY D . r V . '. , 1 . r ,, , . . U b . . , .I . n K . I I, U. N, . . I 1 U I . . . . A U . . r. . , . i Kll0Wl6dgB for 0-How Books, magazines, and pamphlets can be found lining the walls of the large, well lighted library located in the right wing of Harper High School. New worlds to explore, interesting friends to hecome acquainted withg all this can take place by reaching up on a shelf and taking down any hook. Keeping these hooks at the students' fingertips is a job well done hy Mrs. Clarke, the librarian and her ellicient staff of student helpers. Library Staff At Table-Maguire, Ryen Rhodes At COILFLLCI'-l'l'lClC. DiS l'l Z'k '. E , 1 V and o, 1 om-2, rnst, De Luise, Polzin At Cart-Dammer, Lurgio Az File--Ruth, Moore .,... ,ms W ,,,.. Q . wi A H N , is-si is saw. W r mga is B was Nm Qmw WQQ QQ Q. Q Q Q Q QQ QQ QQ Q Q Q Rm QQ .Q H QQQQ B 'H QQQQ Q BQ :Q QQQQ Q Q QQQQ QQQQ QQS QQQ Q Q QQ -QQQ Q Q QQ QQ QQQQ EQ w -QQ N . .Q.Q QQQQQS ms NB B QQQQQ HB Q H QQ -Qi5'WH 'E QQ KME-QQQ-mwQ-Q QQQQ QQ-QQ -QQQ-Q QQQ-Q Q :jf QQMQ-Q M K QQQQ- B QQQQQQ Emgiggmx QQQQQ QQQ QQQ QQ- Q-QQ QQ QQQQQ QQQ Q Q H E QQQ QQ QQQ Q QQ QQQ Q QQ QQ QQ -Q Q QQ Q QQ Q QQQ Q Q-QQ QQQ QQQ Q Q Q-Q B 1'?Q QQQQQ Q-Q-Q QQQQ -'QQxQQ- QMQ-Q75 ms 5 WQNQQ QQQQQQQ QQQTQ Q-Q-Q Q . 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Coach Gray, Justin, Mgr.g Bruck, llg Mixa, 2g Manus, 683 Conley, 4-3 Britt, 61g Wood, 573 Grant, 59g Leverette, 4.14 Volpi, 5g McHaLton, Mgizg Coach Jacobson Good sportsmanship and fair play have their advantages as was shown the football team in the fall semester by their new coach lVlr. Jacob- son. Though never-victorious, many honors were bestowed upon some of the players. Rich Tannehill was awarded the title of best punter for the South Section and Matt Kunce, Bill Donaldson, and Rich. Tannehill were honored as ulVlost Valuable players at a foot- ball dinner. The Harper Cardinals had a fine season. 88 xg ll . 3 Quo .ffl if' V , 'i .Q Q . , 'ii me E4 xv , if E' 322 ,.:. N if V an sg as ,., .- .1 -rfmxiifikv W lf,.:5QQ EQ B. ,W -B ss ' H, xmmi B' mama wswa a .ww mm . ' m mf , sm sn, ,ga Q A W 5 Y gums nm arpelfs H00 ers Lights Standing-Daliege, Sutton, Goeppner, Hair, Mr. Gray Kneelin -Fanson White Muscato Mixa Johnson g , , Q , , McCarthy - if 1 ' . ' Sitting-Kiessling, VanBogget,Dunne, Woods, Rasmussen Although they didn t Will any tlophles or championships, the Lights undoubt- edly had one of the hardest fighting teams ever seen here. Jerry Wliite, captain, was one of the top scorers of the section and was responsible for many of our points. 90 f l 4 1 A ll the a I There he goes, on a fast break, dribbling down the court at a terrifhc rate of speed! Up with the ball and two more points for Harper. This was seen at all the games especially when We defeated Bowen and Carver. Under the coaching of Mr. Swee, our Heavies always put on a good show. 91 HEAVIES Row I-Liggett, Kamrath, Hayes, Sheehan, Gorski, Smith, Liewald Row 2---Mr. Swee, Burman, Outley, Mcl-Iale, Guarinari, Koller, Stewart Sitting-Riewe, Leto, Shannon, Fryer, Sowake, Pratrher x-x is an mn at is H, h.. We ms : 3 msix E .5 This year as before our Cardinals, through good sportsmanship, practice, and eiiort, have zoomed through another success- ful season. Under the coaching of Mr. Gray, and their Captain, Al Smith, they just swung, threw, hit, and ran right through their opponents. Pictured on this page in the upper left hand corner can be seen Gerry Sheehan throw- ing the ball while, below, Coach Gray and Al look on in approval. In the up- per right corner Al and Ray Unrath are wonder- ing who can get there first as, just below, Esch is making a terrific catch, while to the left again can be seen John Muscato and Unrath doing some fancy handling. Below are seen batting, Dunne and Leto. Beside them George Ritchie and John Moscos are doing a terrific job of pitching. At the upper right Gerry Gorski goes reaching for a catch, while beside him Don Danis looks high and wide for the ball. At the bottom, after a lot of exercise, the team receives comment from their Coach. . .vt f Track Row 1-Jones, Woods, Ligget, Coach Swee Row 2-La Porta, Hoifmeister, Hurman Row 3-Holahan, Fanson, Van Bogget, Hanson, Weidner Two of the 'many fine sports indulged in hylithe boys here are track and swim. The track, teamg under the able guidance of Coach Swee, does its training in Ogden Park. The swimming team, under the direction of Coach Jacobson, trains in the Pool. Both of these sports are in their infancy at Harper but big things are expected from them in the future. 93 HH z . .bT,W?Y,. Ewewn ??fiEigg ?e W we? H Sigma vs wggggw H Eggs fiwm km 5,5555 Else Emilie- E Eagle sf fee,,..s Sigel? , W ASQ gifs?-E in Q ASSE new 'a mms E13 W :FF me E ms swam Q-H ma me ss we E ima mn ew mm me me fam me F: m ix mm ima ss m ss B C eers for the Cardinals Eager eyed, eager hearted supporters can be seen cheering at all the games. Win or lose- They cheer Touchclownsl They cheer passes! Harperls cheering lads and lasses! Q1 ml 57 umm W we we me ga Q Q ss mm as mx F ESB Q x xx me ss mea H wgrx H312 ml! Ewa mm ww H H? are am nm ss me wa ss W nm 'EXE ,QE fm E - ss we Wm E 5 ms, B5 Esigw .43 M an .ss- ms gn may fx H Q5 me si mfs 1 ss E ss mn nm ss me nm ms ms W ss ss-X .V me mn ms ms .Hg vm my n sf 212.8 Emi a ss nm mn a gn Qwka Kbmmw me Cheer Leaders C eering Cherubs Gorski Swannie Hasnerl ' Bundise Priscal, Kuupal, Ruehl Leach Parker Apple Alm Bird Larson Bird Hasnerl Alm Banchse Puecal Koupal Svxanme Ruehl Gorski Parker Leach Larson Apple With Wlth Wlth Cheerleaders Wlth With a e Wlth a ead With a els Cheerleaders they re the best' With With 95 ' a C . . . ' a C . . . ' Ch , With a E . . . With a E . . . With a erl ' an E . . ' a E . . . ' ' a E . . . ' a E . . . ' ' is M EME asm 55 is an ss , s ws 222 Kansas lifes?-H N. sq' H. ood nd Active Line up girlsln . . . That is the Leaders, command. The leaders' job is to assist the teachers and girls on the gym floor . . . The Service Girls, who do not wear gym suits, work in the office . . . The Board and Cabinet consists of a group of girls who promote sports such as hiking, riding, tennis, and bowling. They award letters to deserving girls . . . Their social calendar is made up of dances, splash parties, roller skating parties, and play days. s Board and Cabinet Officers Swanson, O,Donnell, B. Smith, Wigginlon :mi an is Service Girls Row I-Pasternak, Izzo, Kaross, Ardinni, Gnsicli, Mannon, Canloni Row 2-Rhodes, McDougall, Radisch, Healy, Paschke, McGee Row 3-Zacharias, Rader, Dale, O,Neil, Bucher, Camer, Stack, Baily Row 4-Crabe, Swanson, Flynn, Ohr, Burke, Bruck Row 5-Wilcoz, Feeley, lHOI11I'iCll, Donnegan, Goltschalk Row 6-Weide1x1ille1', Howe, Bonney, Kozak, Quinn, Teisges ' Board and Cabinet Row I-Young, Knulh, Wigginton, B. Smith Row 2-Loye, Scllefsik, Strache, Farrell, Siwek, Cleland, Gotlschalk, O'Donnell, Swanson, J. Greco, D. Greco 96. S8'. WWE ' sn ssgqmgm, s -Ewa ,. Q B E sigsmsm ss. H'--E. H . asm sigff . , ' . 'm E.. Bicycling Row 1-Pappas, Elsner, Jolivette, De Luise, Delegato, O'Donnell, Strache, Reynolds, Sulk Row 2-QI. Greco, D. Greco, Terlizzi, Calzaretta Hiking l Raw 1-Strache, Zacliarias, Burkee, McDonald Row 2-Moore, Polzin Row 3-O'Donnel, Maguire, Gottschalk, Gottschalk, Miller, De Luise, Stack, Jolivette, Knutli, Greene wo Ways to Beat the C.'l'.A There are no Waiting Cadillac Convertibles on W ood Street after the 3:10 bell rings. Harper girls come out of school full of energy and ready to move under their own power. The girls that like to hike, get together and go to various spots, while those that have bicycles and like to ride, take their bikes to Marquette and Ogden Parks. t97 Riders and Skaters a E K as ta ' ' Riding Row 1--Jones, Strache, B. Paschke, Stack, Farrell, Sanders, P. Paschke, Moscato, O'Donne1l, Mattice Row 2-De Luise, Stoll, Deering, Spicka, Neeh, Watson Roller Skaing Rowil-Knuth, White, Langley, Alfano Row 2-O'Neil, Elsner, Dolan, Greene, Stinites, Cominsky, Blomquist, Gottschalk, Miller, Courts Row 3-Dole, McDonald, Jones, Strache, Farrell, Stack, De Luise, Schultz, Scinto, Feeley, McHugh, Hedsand, Zalga, Honings, Racliscll, Hollendonner, Dearing Standing-Geraghty, O'Donnell, Devaney Whizzzz! ! I I Thatis what is heard at the Planet Rollar Rink, where the energetic skaters of l-larper go. They can he found there most every evening earning G.A.A. points and finding great enjoyment in doing so. Another group of girls go with Miss Schmook to Beverly Riding Academy for horseback riding. They find this sport both healthful and fun. In both these sports although there are ups and downs fand especially downsj the participants come hack for more. 98 ard itters we , e , za neg X WW-em new Kim TCHBlb Scmto, Podmolllt, ache O Donnell Dc Lune Raw 2 Calzaletta, Delegato, Stoll Comte, Schultz Iwwl Stack Stl Terl11L1 Row3 Zalga Re1chel,Lan,lo12,Hodgman Zachauas Aderholden, McDonald Latham Bowlm, Rau, I Pafstemak, Walton, Kaross Ron 2 Neeb Dc Vaney, Sanders, Dcaung Stxache, Stack Schultz Row 3 Zalga, Ilollendonnel, Calzaretta, bpoonhoul, O Donnel Comte, Stall Elstrom, 4-De Loulwe Iledsand, Splcka, Watson, R10 Guynn, Maloney, PCll6g1'1l1O, Scmto, Hodgeruan, L-ElI1glO1S Marshall PICISOH, Cteene, Wlgglflwll Row Tenms O1 bOWVl1Ilg? Talxe yotu p1Ckl Wlll lt he the game played 0l1tdOO1S O1 111 cloo1s W1ll you be seen playlng at lVL11quette Parlt Ol ueen s BOWl111g Alley? Wlll you be callylng a tenms raclxet O1 howlmg ball? 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QM as ma, Juniors Row I-Terrell, Timosciek, Tormey, Utsch, 'Van Antwerp, Van Bogget, Ventura, Vitacco A Row 2-Volkman, Vollmer, Wagne1', Wuhlexl, Waigand, Waldrop, Walinski Weidemiller Row 3-Weidner, Wennerberg, Wensel, White Row 4-Wiltgen, Wisvarda, Wood, Woods Row 5-Xeros, Young, Yucik, Zacharias, Zouros 112 Sophomores Row 1 Row 2 Row 3 Row 0 Alfano Alm Anderson Angelo Apul Backstrom Balandes Bereznak B11-:mas B1gC1OW B1lotto Borg Brlllhart Brogan Bronkhorst Brugnone Buchel Calabrese Calzaretta R Cantone Cafdlul Cerlale Chlck Clrrmtano Clawson Collms Cornell Costello Cralg -' 1 9 9 5 Q 9 1 1 a 7 5 1' ' 7 1 9 7 .7 Row 4-Calzaretta, C., 7 '5 7 7 9 ,. . . 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S qw -Ax-X514 xxx: 1 M ww , . ATM: Q H A be EEE W, Q K-Haw: E ss nm nm mmf ,xg wsu x-:aim Q m- rms 4 1 1 - ,K z xx i! ff 11 xx xi rw ss Q: ss me mn ss ss maxi 2 flswafuff H1 reshmen Row 1-Aleknowicz, Alguire, Allen, Aronson, Baikie 'B Row 2-Bailey, Baldwin, Balsitis, Basil, Bell, Benke, Blair, Blomquist, Bowman Row 3-Bremer, Carey, Cascio, F., Cascio, M., Catanzaro, Coakley, Corceo, Corcoran, Cornell, Corp, Cozen, Crane, Crogan, Crotty n mn' Row 4'-Dahlquist, D31H111CI', D,Angelo, Daufenback, Delmonico, De Luise, Donato, Donnelly, C., Donnelly, J., Donovan, Doregan, Doven, Dubuc, Dugan Row 5-Dunne, Duris, Durkin, Duval, Dzimidas, Elliott, Enright, Esch, Estelle, Ferree, Fisher, Fitzgerald, Francis, C., Francis J. Row 6-Geruls, Gley, Gorski, Cottschalk, Cough, Granata, Guariniello, Gurrister, Cusick, Harke, Hartman, Haugh, Healy, Heise ,-.-, X 120 resllmen Row 1-Herbolcl, Hogle, Hollister, Holzrichter Row 2-Jucius, Kelly, Klempner, Knerr Row 3-Lee, R., Linder, Lund, Lurgio Row 4 Row 5 Row 6 -McGovern, McGrath, Michaels, Miller, A. Olson, S., Pappas, Payne, Phillips Radtke, Rasmussen, Paulikos, Rega ' mn mm is ss ss H5 mx: rss me EQ A ,lg m Lima O Freshmen Row 1 Howells Huran James ,lanavlce Johnson Johnson l1ow2 KOpPlIlg Klamel Krause Kutschke Lake Lee L Row3 Magero lVlanv1lle Maxgarella McCallum MCGHITY WICGHIIY How 4F-Mlller B Mlllel L Moran Newbelg O Dea Olson R h0w5 P1kCS Pllsek Plutz Rachuj Raclkln Row Rychel Ryder Santoro SCl11CICIl Schultz I Schultz M Row 7 Schuster Shelton Shumard Slas Sofus Staberow Row8 Stephens Stevens Sllnltes Tennant Tlelz Tomczak Row9 Toppett Trnka V1 Watt Wllklnson Wlld 1 - 1 1 1 1 7 ' ' . . 1 1 1 1 1 1 Q , . ' 1 ' 1 1 . 9 4 . 1 -1 .1 -1 g 1 1 1 1 W 1 - t , . . 1 1 1 N 1 1 Radloff l . 6 - 1 , 1 1 I 1 . I 1 -1 1 , . l 1 1 1 7 3 9 1 1 I 1 1 -' - , , nck, 1 - 1 fl PHONE GROVEHILL 6-0050 LYNCH NEON SIGNS Signs of Quality 6540-42 South Ashland Ave. Chicago Telephone Gllovehill 6-4400 George W. BOVVERS Co. Dodge - Plymouth Motor Cars Dodge Motor Trucks 6422-44 South Western Ave. Chicago 36, Illinois Keep Your Health Bowl for Health Queens Recreation 32 ALLEYS 21 Pocket Hlld Billiard Tables Air Conditioned WEST OF 63rd ON ASHLAND RE 7-9599 A Phone PRospect 6-4055 Zimmerman 8 Sandeman FUNERAL DIRECTORS 1648 WEST 63rd STREET CHICAGO Horatlfs Market 7136 So Ashland Western Recreation 2355 WEST 63rd STREET D HEMLOCK 4-3020 HEmlock 4-4-172 Christialfs School Store 6507 S. Wood Street Sodas 81 Sundacs School Supplies For the Best Harper lluddle SCHOOL SUPPLIES SANDWICHES 6505 S. Wood St. Larson and Son FLORISTS ESTABLISHED 1910 1545 W. 63rd St. Pllospect 6-3854 - 3315 Flowers Express It Best Dorigan Bros. FLORISTS REpulJlic 7-8900 1641 West 63rd Street F. V. Hedeen Jewelers Optometrists 1653 W. 63rd ST. PROSPECT 6-3350 Established 1905 Marie's School Store 6521 S. Wood St. Pllospect 6-6727 K 8: K Cleaners 8: Byers We Call For and Deliver 6501 S. WOOD ST. A. Knize Chicago, Ill. Compliments of Delco Sweets 69th and Ashland BONDED MEMBERS FLORISTS, We Call and Deliver John McGinley TELEGRAPH DELIVERY ASS'N. McGinley9s Tailor Tailoring-Cleaning-Pressing 1651 W. 63rd St. Chicago 36, Ill. Phone: PRospect 6-7277 Ea! hlfwahea fo me CKCLJ6 of 7950 A 0l'l'L THE GIBSON STUDIOS of Chicago ARTISTE PHOTOGRAPHY IN TELLIGEN TLY CREATED THE GIBSON STUDIOS 0F CHICAGO 109 NORTH WABASII CENTRAL 6-3982 Official Photographer for the Shield Since 194-3 126 0 Congratulations Planet Roller Rlnk and Best Wishes to the Graduating Class Daily 7:30 to 11:00 P.M. May We Help You 75344 S 0. Racine Find Employment Al Howe Services Inc STewart 3-934-6 6245 S. Ashland Ave. Vlncennes 6-2517 5629 W. 63rd St. gona! OZILLCL, .sizniom George Spies Indusfries, Inc. 4140 N. KOLMAR AVE. CHICAGO 41, ILL. TEL. K!LDARE 5-2063 617 3 Cf 4' Ae edf arid ingd Wnacle Tom Vosnos, Representative 127 Jyggs ,- : . Vu, V 1 . boiw M Eff! wahea V he fof ' -fe. S 65,66 of 7950 hom THE GIBSON STUDIOS af Chicago ABTISTE PHUTUGRAPIIY INTISLLIGENTLY CREATEiJ lS.Xj'-f Ax! N43 THE GIBSUN STUDIIDS 0Ff,,CHICAGO 109 NORTH WABASH A CENTRAL 6-3982 Official Photographer for the Shield Since 1943 .128 AM fiiiib QWW N gi W LV 3 WW if fag fff if xi XE wfrwvfyfgwffff M M W wifi ,ivy ? fgffn? 5' a.. A , V ! k RR .Q 0 WJV . ml W M T5 E in ,ff J 1 3 J 0 jj A vm , mf' VM ' 1' fig 05 L ' K 5 J iv' i .Q 7 ,Q ' ,gm . . I l Y ilwi 0 f J . V A JUQSJQ ffl V555 DJ jj ' S5 Q 0 jfnfr QQ! Vxxh pg ' Www WN jj! Jig ww QQ . v27ZJ'mj . Mg, W' , d WM yfffgjffflgfl' M122 V555 W Qui! , .L X. 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