Harper High School - Shield Yearbook (Chicago, IL)
- Class of 1951
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CARLIN Page8 ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL MISS HEDEEN M1ss Blanche Hedeeu 1S the spfuk plug of the school Aslcle hom hel 16gLll l1' dut1es of 1Cg1St61111g pup1ls W6lCOI1'1111g fICSl'116S adjustmg p1og1 1ms and keepmg 21 watchful eye on evelv school achvxty M1ss I-Iedeeu myects Splflt and clete1m1nat1on 111t0 CVGIV No mattex what the SpO1f she may be seen lt all gfmmes cheeung 'md gwmg G11COl11H.g61U61'1t not becnuse she must set a good example but because she IS mterested 111 HQIIJCI EVCIY boy and gul he1e 'Ld mn es and flpplecmtes hex fest and C11tl'1llS1'1SlTl Page 9 c c ' . I ' . . . I I U I C C 9 . ' ' ' . ., , ' . 1 C 7 .. 1 Q , Ha1'per1te. 4 C Q 2 c Q. 3 1 ' , c C . .' . C . . L - ' f. ' c ' '.. c . c . , ,. 74531 .Eli u K 21 n A have mm mm .la-04 G. a wmv ms mn an nv mn Q -an ms 4-vnu.. flf 3 r vi gem S? 3 gs s ' 'f Tfherika N 4? fx , ,Q 1 2 , Q- 4 Nm 4 www Q R MQ - 'Mme ' W ix E A H R' ix Q Q EB Ki H 1 E H Y! 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Q3 -waz: '- my nm B a was I ms mr B ss ss Em ss ms ' a 1.4 a ' mn mm B I In ss ss B ss a ss 2 a II ss s-x a III . ms II ss ss ss m ste JANUA Y PICTURED ON OPPOSITE PACE Top Left- GEORGE RITCI-IIE Most Pleasing Personality Top Right- IOAN SZESNY Most Pleasing Personality 2nd Row Left- .IEBOME GALICI-I Best Looking Boy 2nd Row Right- NANCY MULHALL - Best Looking Girl Srd Row Left- DON WALL Most F rienclly Srd Row Right- IOAN CERKOSKI Most Friendly Bottom Left- CEORGE DUNNE Most Amusing Bottom Right- JUNE FOSTER MOSt Amusing H mnmgmgg E ss ASS PERSUNALITIES PICTURED ABOVE Top Left- GERALD SI-IEEAN Most Athletic Boy Top Right- BETTY BIRD Best Girl Dancer Bottom Left- LEO PBATI-I Best All Around Student Bottom Right- ANNA ESSOF Best All Around Student .Page 15 m W swans a ssmss m mn am E a was gs ss wt is ww mmm a ' ss E E xx M sq as wma ss ma a K- ms im ss H mn E H H H E :H 5 H M Him E ms ss B an ss H.: has pam Hag - B m ms ss B an ss ss B Q W1 W 5 B mn H ss B H ss ss ss sw W 'S w. t. mn min ss gawk: a Www ,m 5 mf ss a as Q gm ,mu H mm ss, M-E mga mam M -M M We fm 'SEE H mx mga EEE kim E gf J' H Q BEER H E59 ms .W.,w,,.... sw an ,H :Emu mn an an L gamwn is m an .E mam E . .E ik N H E Ni M 'H mm H W H Q K. SSEME BM Q at ,H H mx iw . .... Q ww manga my m mn a ss E EE as gm als S gfrfml mn B a gm a nam in a ss .ss WEE ss JANUARY CLASS UFFICER WSE: an -a W5 E W, H Q E 5 M Q H H 555' nk ss am mmm Hi W W ,,. ., ., H . . :mmf M . wg-HW mia Q5 a an gf ms Reg W 2 mms a, , Kgs wks 2 9? W5 M f: W Ss . W ' BS-H 5-Elf 6547 swgmm Eff Q, .. 5 ms gs N .AME -: : :basing g M -3 sim-, ww Q -Tama pipes ,mi Elm!! M 5 Blix ,-mf-. H gs wma Bn B M I SK -B K H Y H Veg xitgzm K a M B ESS BSS Eta. H W MH UVZZV B ga an H2532 A a ss it ,gf-'i-n m 555 wi ms- a wi N 'E ws 5 w Page 16 E E57-Tm Q 57' ss - Em W gig B1 n in HE as wif Eh ms ss msgs mm B. Mi sw - m a ss ss A B B gm si ma RES QQ B Q. .. f-gg-QQ 1-- 'mm Ima 1 sf H55 mm Q B , B x v. E Bumgn .nz m wa mg w mm a gm S155 B S P, Hmmm B . ms B-Em ' ss ss a Rm H V , .E Jag gg . S' a W N , 535, REQ was 5,55 HQ ,E K E 'mn I W-wfwxgf H .W H 5, W mv. -H gsm -W, E BK ,H . H Sa. H N nf BS- ,M H H E M QBHQMZEXQ ai W 55, E-mn gf E E Bw' xi '55 E S95 H si-' M, ss mn www ss B wl- B B ' M mn ss F ws K Q ss F8 E B E smug ,, H. -E -w ,Pi 1' ,, hmm gg 3 B .A E SS M Em W? E B E B B as Wg ,. a E mm . E . H mf, M E Q , sm- M.--.E Lwgigf W. ,f B. ss i Mathew Stewart Presid en L' Kurt V011 Perbaudt Vice-President Nancy Mulhall Secretfzry Eleanor Burger Treasurer CLASS 0F AFFHAUSER, ROBERT Concert Band, Highway. AMBERG, ANNA Alderman, G.A.A., Hallguard, Office Secretary, Prom Committee, Teacher's Secretary. BAYER, DONALD Book Room Assistant, Chem. Club, Concert Band, German Club, Hallguard, Highway, Latin Club President, L. of H., N.H.S., Secretary, Non-Com, Orchestra, Picked Platoon, R.O.T.C. BIRD, ELIZABETH Alderman, Cheer Leader, G.A.A., Hallguard, Productions, Riiic Team, Ring Committee, Tcacher's Secretary. BURGER, ELEANOR Class Treasurer, G.A.A., Girls, Chorus, German Club, Hallguard, L, of H., Library Assistant, Prom Committee, Ring Committee, Teacher's Secretary. CAPUTO, FRANCIS Fire Marshall, Hallguard. CERKOSKE, JOAN Alderman, Girls' Chorus, L. of H., Teacher's Secretary. DUNN, DAVID Biology Assistant, Book Room Assistant, L. ol' H., Movie Operator, Picked Platoon, Prom Coln- mittee, R.O.T.C. Oiiicer, Spanish Club, Teach- er's Secretary. DUNNE, GEORGE Baseball, Basketball, Cross Country, Hallguard, Movie Operator, Track. ANUA Page 17 I CLASS 0F ANUA Y, an 2 JVM.. 5 l as Page 18 1951 ESSOF, ANN Chem. Assistant, G.A.A., Hallguard, Teacher's Secretary. FECHER, MARY Alderman, G.A.A. Leader, Highway, Ollice Sec- retary, Record Day Secretary, Teacher's Sec- retary. . FOSTER, JUNE A Cappella, G.A.A., Hallguard, Library Assist- ant, Olhce Secretary, Productions, Teacher's Secretary. FRAZER, JOY C.A.A., Hallguard. GALICH, JEROME Alderman, Chem. Club, Comptroller, Concert Band President, Fire Marshall, I-Iallguarcl, L. of H., Orchestra, Ring Committee, Shield, Span- ish Club. GESFORD, SHEILA Band, Chem. Club, G.A.A., Hallguard, High- way, Office Secretary, Record Day Secretary, Shield Salesman, Spanish Club, Teachers Sec- retary, 205 Secretary. GLEMBIN, DOLORES G.A.A., Girls' Chorus, Hallguard, L. of H. GOEPPNER, DONALD Basketball Captain, Cross Country, Fire Mar- shall, Hallguard. HEGLUND, GENE Alderman, Book Room Assistant, Hallguarcl, L. of H., Track. CLASS 0F HUSS JOAN Alderman Chem Club GAA Slueld Shlelcl Swlesm m Tefachcrs Secretary 205 Secretary JIGANTI JOSEPH Band L1br'1r1'm Concert Band I-hghway Or chestrfm Spqmsh Club KALCHBRENNER ROSEMARIE G A A Locker Guard Record Day Secretary KOSTECKI FELICIA Llbmry Assxstmt Productrons MAGNUSON EVELYN G A A Sp unsh Club MANDER JOYCE A Cappelll LllJl'3I'l1l1 Hallguard Teachers Secretnry MANDRELA, JOAN GA A , G1rls' Chorus, L of H , N H S , Rmg COl11l111tt6C, Teacher's Secretary MAUDSLEY, JACQUALINE Chem Assxstant, GAA, G1rls' Chorus, Hall guard, Oflice Secretary MAYERHOFER, CAROL LEE C A A , Cxrls' Chorus, Hallguard, Mellm Room Charrman, Productions, Shield Salesman, Teach er's Secretary, 205 Secretary ANUARY 1951 Page 19 ,:.--..., ,N . I V' I I,4,i,.:s?:k J .Jew , 1 'VW' f r 4 vii Q x V www 1311, qs. ' igswgfgigiiguy ,v!:' J ,Qu I 2 flffqi - fl : ' ' a ' ' 's s X E L y -, f 2 , . - , . Z, sr- . , lager- f .V , 1 ' 1 s s 1 ' . L, c . I . . 1 -. . . . ., , . 1 s r 4 , . ' , . . ., 2 . - 1-,A ' . .l ,- c c , , ' c . A CLASS 0F ANIJARY 1951 if Z. I I is E sm ,E H. N: g ' t .i ' 9 . .E ,LJ Page 20 MCELLIGOTT, GERALD Book Room Assistant, Fire Marshall, Hallguard, L. of H. President, Physics Club, Prom Com- mittee. MEYER, MARY ANN G.A.A. MORRISON, MARILYN A Cappella, Book Room Assistant, I-Iallguard, Highway, Locker Guard, Record Day Secretary, Shield Salesman, Spanish Club, Teacher's Sec- retary, 205 Secretary. MULHALL, NANCY Art Club, Book Room Assistant, Chem. Club, Class Secretary, G.A.A., Latin Club, L. of H., N.H.S., Prom Committee, Record Day Secre- tary, Ring Committee, Teacher's Secretary. MUSTARI, ROBERT Fire Marshall, Football, Hallguarcl, Movie Oper- ator, Hiile Team, R.O.T.C. Picked Platoon, R.O.T.C. Color Guard, School Messenger. NAGEL, ARTHUR A Cappella, Fire Marshall, Hallguarcl, Lunch Room Assistant, Movie Operator, P1.O.T.C. Picked Platoon, Ushers' Club. NAYDER, ELBERT Band Treasurer, Concert Band, Fire Marshall, Hallguard, Rifle Team, R.O.T.C. Picked Platoon. NEIKIRK, ROSE MARIE A Cappella, Alderman, G.A.A., L. of I-I., Li- brary Assistant, Office Secretary, Spanish Club, T eacl1er's Secretary. NOWAK, KAROLINE G.A.A., German Club, Hallguard, Teacher's Secretary. CLASS 0F JANUARY I9 I PRATH LEO Alderman German Club I-Iallvuwrd L oi II Mayor MOVIE Operator NHS Physlcs Club Ushers Club RITCHIE GEORGE Baseball Ixrm, Marslmll l'I'l.llgll'll'Cl Physlcs Club Rmg Conumttee RUYS DONNA GAA Glrls Cholus L of H Hallgunrcl Qpamsh Club SCHWEINFURTH GEORGE Chem Club Frre Mqrshall Freshman DP Tefx Comnuttee Hlllguard I'l1gllWEl.y Pfmge Edltor L of H Lfltm Club MC Memorml Day Assembly PTA Pmel Productlons Sccretuy of Tfrlent Scouts Shrelcl Spfmxsh Club Presldent SHEEHAN GERALD Ihre Mfarshfzll Hallgrmrd Physxcs Club Blse SOBOI. NATALIE GAA Hfallguarcl Lalm Club Physlcs Club Productzons 1' eac,l1z,r s Seuetnly STEWART MATTHEW Blskntbflll Class Presxdent Cross Countrv Dre Mflrslxfrll I'I1ll.gll'lI'Cl L ol H NHS Shlelcl Salesman Sp'1I'11Sl1 Club Preslclent STINITES ELEANOR Alderman Chem Club Concert Bmnd Hall gufrrd Lrbrury Assrstant Olhce Secretflrv Or chestm Spfuush Club Tefxchers Secretlry 205 Secretqry SZESNY JOANNE Alderman Chem Club Concert Bind GAA Mltrons St lfl Ofllce Secretwry Tefzchers Sec retfnry 905 Secretflry Pfmge 01 l 1 I ' 1 s cz '- 1 ' - --9 ! I 7 'T' 'S 'P , I 1 3 l T C , L L , , . I . . ., , . ., Q , . . I a I K 1 1 4 L 5 I I C 7 L 7 . ., . , . . . A v 4 ' 1 4 . . , . . . L , , ' a. I , , . . I 4 L c , c , , 1- ball Team, Basketball Capt. I ' ' 'Q 4 I 1 I a 1 Y 5. ' X L, n' ' , . . I 1 I I. 4' C J K a ' 1 .s A . . , z f , . ., . . ., 2 X ' , 1 . I . , . , - 1 , . - ' .- ' r - '- r 0 a 4 .a . , K, . , L 2 , . ' S n I , . , ' Q , . . ., 4 , I' Q 'N 1 T L . , . . , . - g ,Q ' 4 . f .. CLASS 0F ANIJARY 1951 W. .'sE wi ,es ,N ., I ft my 5 ierisiizii 1-2 TANNEHILL, RICHARD E-. Concert Band, Football, Hallguard, Orchestra I., Spanish Club. l 1? ar'- .H ,ss W-,Q swag.. sa TOPEL, DOROTHY L. of H. UNRATH, RAYMOND Clean-Up Commissioner, Fire Commissioner, Baseball, German Club, I-Iallguard, L. of H., Physics Club. VON PERBANDT, KURT I Alderman, Fire Marshall, Class Vice President, N.H.S. President, Prom Committee, Ring Com- mittee, Hallguard. WALL, DONALD Baseball Manager, Chem. Club, Hallguard, L. of I-I., Prom Committee, Stage Craft, Baseball, Ring Committee. WITT, MARLENE G.A.A., German Club, Shield. WOHLBEDACHT, .KENNETH NOT PICTURED BRACKETT, SONNY SCHAUER, ROBERT CONLEY, JAMES SHEERIN, WILLIAM DAGENAIS, SHIRLEY STAROSTOVIC, EDWARD HERMANN, ROBERT TRAUTMAN, EDWARD WETZEL, DONALD Page 22 Fire Marshall, Hallguard, Movie Operator, Physics Club, Productions, Rille Team, Shield, Stage Craft, Teacheris Secretary, Ushers' Club. a Si aa a as E . a as a a ss a a as a a1 a a as a a a a a a a a a a a a a In a aaa aa am a a Hamm B an a am as aa ma a a a an a an B am a a am a a a a a aa a a ss-si a .mm a as a a aa aaaalwa E as aa ? am as az a a a a a ss a 1 am amd fa ana . Q I S3 ! H B ' aa, aaxr aaa-1 Bali' EHEBZSS am a .af B B : E , a - W.-Hum 2 aaaaw S8-S8 H B.-53 H .EE 1 H 1 sm B1 , HB B' am 5 mJ a am B E X E . 1 am a E ma . B53 as wMma EB hm a 1 N NB ' a a a as aa a aa a a an a WEN 11 . 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Fm if LASS PERSONAlITIES PICTURED ABOVE Top Left- GEORGE SMITH Most Pleasing Personality Top Hight- PATSY IOLIVETTE Most Pleasing Personality Bottom Left- TOM IOHNSTON Best Looking Boy Bottom Right- WVILNIA AXELSON Best Looking Girl Page 24 PICTURED ON OPPOSITE PAGE Top Left- ANTHONY BUTTLIERE Most Friendly Top Right- NANCY WVAHLEN Most Friendly 2nd Row Left- DAVE HAIEK Most Amusing 2nd Row Right- MARY MCCARTHY Most Amusing 3rd Row Left- THEODOBE EUGENIDES Best All Around Student 3rd Row Right- JOAN DUSCHENE Best All Around Student Bottom Left- ' MATTHEW KUNCE Most Athletic Boy Bottom Right- IOAN VOLKMAN Best Girl Dancer SI ss .EE m wa ss gg A.m Haw ss ,EVE ma .m - mms mm www 5 awww aww ,ma mn nga vm ESRB H B ss ms was E sam sm magma sm mm a Q ass ms msn ss ss x a an ss w n ,wuz 5- .,, MMM-swf E E 'K H -m,, ss. ss an ss gm was am. M m H x sa mi, sf-'f wigs mn H r Hn ma W E ZH. 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AXELSON, WILMA Shield, Girls' Chorus, 205 Secretary, Hallguard, Mellin Room, G.A.A. Leader, Matronis Stall, 4A Class Secretary. BAILEY, SHIRLENE Girls' Chorus, Teaclieifs Secretary, Mellin Room. Division Secretary. BAUER, MARY LOU Highway, Girls' Chorus, Alderman, Library Assistant, Hallguard, Latin Club, Chem. Club, Intramural Volleyball Champs. BAUER, ROBERT I-lallguard. BILERT, DOROTHY ' A Cappella, Teacher's Secretary, Hallguard, Book Room Assistant, G.A.A. Leader. BODKIN, MARY LOUISE Girls' Chorus, Teachers Secretary, Office Sec- retary, Locker Guard. BOWMAN, JEAN Highway, Library Assistant, Teachefs Secre- tary, Hallguard, Intramural Volleyball Champs German Club. CLASS 0F UN 1951 1 ..... BRANE, JOHN Shield, Stage Craft, Hallguard, Fire Marshall, Movie Operator, Rifle Team, Spanish Club, Camera Club. BRENNER, DONALD Concert Band, German Club, Art Club, Intra- mural Basketball Champs. BUELL, LORRAINE ' Orchestra, Teacher's Secretary, Spanish Club, Chem. Club. BURMAN, CARL Basketball Team, Track Team, German Club, Division Treasurer. BUTTLIERE, ANTHONY Alderman, Movie Operator, Chem. Club. BYRNE, JAMES Loyalite. CASPER, VIRGINIA Highway, Productions, A Cappella, Teacher's Secretary, Hallguarcl, C.A.A. Board and Cabinet. CHENEY, GEORGE Hallguard. CLERKIN, JOHN Highway, Alderman, L. of H., Hallguard, Latin Club President, Spanish Club Chairman, N.H.S. COHEN, FLORENCE i 0 L. of H., C.A.A. 1 'x ,J P Paffe27 IW Ji- ' C- ff S 0 F UN 19 Page 28 COPELAND, DONALD Concert Band, Orchestra, Alderman, Hallguard. CUNNINGHAM, JOAN Teacherls Secretary, Hallguard, Chem. Club. DAME, ROSE MARY Highway, Shield, Concert Band, Orchestra, Alderman, Teacher's Secretary, Hall guard, Dance Committee, Physics Club. DANIS, DONALD I-Iallguard Captain, Fire Marshall, Baseball Cap- tain. DEEGAN, THOMAS Alderman, Hallguarcl, Fire Marshall, Movie Operator, Football Mgr., Basketball Mgr. DELIA, DANIEL Loyalite. DIEKEN, RITA Shield, Girls' Chorus, Concert Band, Teacher's Secretary, Spanish Club, Band Librarian, G.A.A. Locker Guard. DILIBERT, JOSEPH Alderman, I-Iallguard, Fire Marshall, Movie Operator. DUBOVIK, RAYMOND - Stage Craft, Hallguard, Fire Marshall, Chem. Club, Football Team. DUNNE, EILEEN Concert Band, Orchestra, L. of I-I., Teacher's Secretary, Hallguarcl, Mellin Room, Spanish Club, N.I-I.S., Shield Salesman. ASS 0 95 DUSCHENE JOAN Hlghwfu Culs Chorus Concert Band Orches tm I'rc'1sure1 L ol II Telchcrs Secretuy Oihce Secret try Hallguarcl N HS u1ll and Scroll Freshmm Sponsor Du 1s1on Prcsrdcnt EBERLING RONALD Stfwe Craft Alderman Hallguxrcl Tue M11 shall Ushers Club Rlilc Team ROTC D1v1s1on Treasurer Football Term Freshman Sponsor EICHINGER CARL Concert Bfmcl Stage Cult H1llg,u'1rd Ubl'1C1b Club Movlc Operator ROTC Prclxed Pla toon Rrfle Team Lfltm Club Chem Club EILERS ERICH Concert Band L of H DIVISIOH Prcsldent DIVISION Secretary Cermfm Club EILERS GERALD Concert Bmd Alderman L of H FIIC Mar Basketball Champs N HS Class Trcfasurcr ELSNER SHIRLEY A Cflppella Concert Band Orcheshl Alder man L ol H Teachers Secretary Olilice Secretary Lxbrfrry Asslstfmt Hallguard Frrc Marshall Gorman Club Alt Club NHS Dxvrsron Secretary EUGENIDES THEODORE Aldermm L of H Ihllgurrcl Spfrmsh Club Presrdent Chem Club Physrcs Club C'1pt'un Intr unural B asketball Champs EWALD JACQUELINE Clrls Chorus Teacher s Seclctflry II lllgu 11 cl bpfrnlsh Club FANSON JAMES II1ghw1y L of H F1re Marshall Movlc ODCI ator Bfrskctblll Team Trick Te un SNV1I111'D1I'lg Team Class V1cc President FIELDS WILLIAM Hallgufzrd Physrcs Club Football Team L1 Assrstfmt Page 99 I ' 7 ' - Q, n 1 I - i . 1 1 1 K 1 ' . 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FRANCE, RUTH 205 Secretary, Teachers Secretary, Band, L. of H., Spanish Club President. FRANCIS, KENNETH L. of H., Fire Marshall, Ushers' Club, Swim- ming Team. GLYNN, WILLIAM Alderman, I-Iallguard, Art Teachers Assistant. GOFF, RONALD Hallguard, Fire Marshall, Physics Club. GOTTSCHALK, DONNETTE Girls' Chorus, Teacher's Secretary, Library Assistant, Fire Marshall, Mellin Room, G.A.A. Board and Cabinet, G.A.A. Leader, Record Day Secretary, Gym Secretary. GRECO, CHARLES Fire Marshall, Football Team, Intramural Bas- ketball Champs. GRZESIAK, GERALDINE Highway, Girls' Chorus, Tcacher's Secretary, Oilice Secretary, G.A.A. Board and Cabinet. GULINO, THEODORE Alderman, L. of H., Chem. Club, Latin Club. CLASS 0Fa UNE GRUBISICH, FRANK Alderman, Fire Marshall, Football Team. HACK, ARLENE Girls' Chorus, Tcacher's Secretary, Oflice Sec- retary, Library Assistant, Hallguard, G.A.A. Leader, Spanish Club, Record Day Secretary. HAJEK, DAVID L. of H., Spanish Club, Mayor, Football Team, Division Secretary, Clean-up Committee, Dance Committee. HARBAUGH, JANE Highway, Teacher's Secretary, Hallguard, Chem. Club, G.A.A, HAUBENSAK, GERALDINE L. of H., Teachcr's Secretary, Hallguard, Span- ish Club. HEILBRUNN, RICHARD Hallguard, Fire Marshall, Ushers' Club, Movie , Operator, R.O.T.C. Picked Platoon, Track Team. HOEKSTRA, GEORGE Shield, Alderman, Fire Marshall, Football Team. HOOKS, NORENE A Cappella, L. of I-I., Teacher's Secretary, Hall- guard, Record Day Secretary, Vice President N.H.S., Physics Club, Chem. Club. ' HOPKINS, RUBY Productions, Girls' Chorus, L. of H., Teachefs Secretary, Hallguard, Fire Marshall, Girls' Rifle Team, Spanish Club, Chem. Club. 5. i In 1 Page 3 1 ASS 0F UN 1951 ..-4.4 f , ,L ,VX 'W' HOPPER, ARLENE Girls' Chorus, Teachers Secretary, Hallguard, Ljgfihi Locker Guard. HOWE, BETTY ' Girls' Chorus, Alderman, Tcacherls Secretary, Hallguard. INGRAM, DAVID Alderman, Hallguard, Fire Marshall. JOHNSTON, THOMAS Hallguard, Fire Marshall, Basketball Team, Track Team, Baseball Team. pf JOLIVETTE, PATRICIA Alderman, L. of H., Teacherls Secretary, Hall- guard, Dance Committee, Basketball Quccn, Division President, Division Secretary. JONES, EDNA A Cappella, Teachcfs Secretary, Ollicc Secre- tary, G.A,A. Leader, Spanish Club, Lab Assist- ant, Library Assistant, Intramural Volleyball Champs, Record Day Secretary. KALCHBRENNER, ROBERT Shield, Concert Band, Orchestra, Hallguard, Movie Operator, R.O.T.C. Picked Platoon, Latin Club, Physics Club, Chem. Club, Rifle Team. KALINAUSKAS, PETRONILLA Shield, Productions, Orchestra, Teacher's Sec- retary, Oflice Secretary, 205 Secretary, Book Room Assistant, G.A.A. Leader, Chem. Club. KARLSON, SANDRA Shield, Girls, Chorus, Concert Band, Library Assistant, Latin Club, German Club, Physics Club. CLASS 0 KAMMRATH, RONALD Concert Band, Hallguard, Fire Marshall, Ushers, Club, German Club, Basketball Team. KELLY, EUGENE Concert Band, Teacher's Secretary, Hallguard Captain, F ire Marshall, Movie Operator, Swim- ming Team, Dance Committee. KINER, SHIRLEY Girls' Chorus, L. of H., Teachers Secretary, Spanish Club, Record Day Secretary. KISTENMACHER, JACQUELINE Teacher's Secretary, G.A.A. KNUTH, CAROL Girls, Chorus, Teaehefs Secretary, Library Assistant, Hallguard, G.A.A. Board and Cabinet. KOBAL, BERNADETTE Loyalite, G.A.A. KOVACEVICH, GEORGE Alderman, L. of H., Hallguard, Fire Marshall, Spanish Club, Physics Club, Intramural Basket- ball Champs. KRIDER, MARYELLEN Shield Salesman, Band, Orchestra, L. of H., Teacher's Secretary, Hallguard, Spanish Club, N.H.S., Record Day Secretary, Ticket Sales- man, Shield. KUNCE, MATTHEW Shield Salesman, Productions, Hallguard, Fire Marshall, 'Latin Club, Football Team, Ticket Salesman. F UN 91 l Page 33 MA 2 11 I was ml, ., ,A M B in nw' is ' QW Page 34 UN 191 LA PORTA, SALVATORE Basketball Team, Hallguard, Fire Marshall, Track Team, Cross Country, Dance Committee. LIETZ, JAMES Productions, Hallguard, Fire Marshall, Book Room Assistant, Spanish Club, Art Club, Intra- mural Basketball Champs, Football Team. MAGUIRE, ROSEMARIE Girls' Chorus, Alderman, L. of I-I., Teacher's Secretary, Library Assistant, Hallguarcl, C-.A.A. Leader, German Club. MAGLIANO, ROSE MARIE Girls, Chorus, Teacher's Secretary, Olfice Sec- retary, Hallguard, G.A.A. Board and Cabinet, Spanish Club, Record Day Secretary. MAHER, JOAN Locker Guard. MAREK, ALAN I-Iallguard, Fire Marshall, Spanish Club, Physics Club, Lab. Assistant. MARKS, RICHARD Teachefs Secretary, Hallguard, Ushers' Club. MCCARTHY, MARY Loyalite, G.A.A. MCCARTHY, ROBERT Hallguard, Fire Marshall, Basketball Team, Track Team. S0 I9 MEACHAM ALAN Intramural Bxslxctball Champs MEEDER DIANE A Cappclla Tcachers Sccrctlrp 705 Sccretarv Hallguard Flre Marshall Germ In Club Record Day Secretary MEISTER ALEENE A Cappella Telchels Secretary Hallgulrcl Lunch Room Asslstant 64-'3-63,42 ,yA.!.Z' Zi,-W f?f?W'4' M v'?Z MEISTER S IRLEY 'Z A Clppella Alderman Teflchers Secrebuy Olficc Secretary Hallgu 1rd MEYSING MILDRED 700 SCCFGLIYY Hallguarcl Llb Asslstmt Record Dly Secrctary MICHAELS ROBERT A Czppclll Stage Crlft Tc lchers Secretary Hallguarcl F ne M'u'sh'1ll Moxie Operator ROTC Olhccr ROTC Plcked Plltoou Rlltle Team Latm Club MILLER JOAN Productlons A Cappella II1ll,g,ua1d Dance Committee MLADAR RUDY Fxre Marshall Chem Club Footb1llTe1m NOGAJ THOMAS Hallguard Frre Marshall Spamsh Club Physlcs Club Track Team Lab Ass1stant Page 35 , E I 2 ' ' . ' N I I ., , . . ,. 2 f, L . . V, . . I 1,- ., 1 ' , 1 , 1 ff , : ff 1 , kj . . . Ur , . F 5' r ' ' f , , L A . g gf 1 K 4 , Z z f, - . , . 1 ' , 'I ' , ' z . 7 I ' Glrls Chorus, L. of I-I., Teachers Secretary, L. ' ' 2 , 1 Y ' , 2 . , C ' A u , , I , 1 A 2, f 2 , ez ' 1 , c , l' 4 . 4 , 'l ' ' , . . . . -1 , . . . . ' z , . , . . I . ' 1 W L' 9 ' 1 r 1 s I ' I l c , . , 1 c . I 1 4' , 1 7 I P ' 5 2 ' ' CLASS 1 tk rw' l Page 36 UN 1951 NOONAN, CATHERINE Highway, Productions, Alderman, Otlicc Sec- retary, Hallguard, Shield Salesman. O'CONNOR, JOHN Highway, Shield Salesman, I-Iallguard, Fire Marshall, Ushers' Club, Book Room Assistant, R.O.T.C. Picked Platoon, Rifle Team, Lab. Assistant. OUTLY, WILLIAM Concert Band, Hallguard, Fire Marshall, Base- ball Team, Basketball Team, Cross Country Team, Clean-Up Committee. PAGLIUCO, GERALD ' Productions, L. of H., Hallguard, Fire Marshall, Lunch Room Assistant, Division Treasurer, Art Teachefs Assistant. PALM, ROSE Ollice Secretary, Hallguard Captain, Mellin Room, Shield. PANNY, ARLENE Girls' Chorus, I-Iallguard, Fire Marshall, Record Day Secretary, Intramural Volleyball Champs. PATTON, ANNA MAE Shield, Teacher's Secretary, Hallguard, Spanish Club, Bowling Club. PECHO, GEORGE Teacher's Secretary, Hallguard Captain, Fire Marshall, Lab. Assistant, Dance Committee. PELLEGRINO, GERALDINE Productions, Girls' Chorus, Ol'Hce Secretary, Hallguard, G.A.A. Board and Cabinet. CLASS 0 PODMOLIK, ROSEMARY Highway, Girls' Chorus, L. of H., Teacher's Sec- retary, Library Assistant, Latin Club, Record Day Secretary, Division Secretary, N.H.S. PRESLER, ARLENE A Cappella, G.A.A. Locker Guard, Mellin Room, Alderman, L. of H., Dance Committee, Office Secretary, Hallguard. PRIKOPA, BETTY Oilice Secretary, G.A.A. Leader, Spanish Club. PURCELL, JOAN Highway, A Cappella, L. of H., Ollice Secre- tary, German Club, Division Secretary, Dance Committee, N.H.S., Clean-Up Committee, In- tramural Volleyball Champs, Quill and Scroll. RASCOP, JOAN Girls' Chorus, Concert Band, Teacher's Sec- retary, Ollice Secretary, Hallguarcl, Mellin Room, G.A.A. Locker Guard. RASMUSSEN, CARYL Highway, Girls' Chorus, L. of I-I., Teaeher's Secretary, Library Assistant, Hallguard, Mellin Room, Gym Secretary. RIEWE, LA VERNE Girls' Chorus, TGHCl1Cl',S Secretary, 205 Sec- retary, I-lallguard, G.A.A. Board and Cabinet. RIEWE, LA VON I-Iallguard, Ushers' Club, Movie Operator. RIO, CATHERINE Shield, A Cappella, Library Assistant, Hall- guard, Fire Marshall, Mellin Room, Clean-Up Committee, Spanish Club, Record Day Sec- retary, Teacher's Secretary, Dance Committee. F UN I ' if s i is 'ii Page -37 ' ss CLASS UN I9 l P F' ,ij I jar 'W as .,,A 1' ul K1 ,,1 .sf jf' llifl + f ililmi ' ' n lg V5 Page 38 ROZEMA, RAYMOND Shield, Hallguard. SACCARO, JANET Girls' Chorus, L. of H., Teacher's Secretary, I-Iallguard, G.A.A. Board and Cabinet. SCHULTZ, JOAN Alderman, Teacher's Secretary, Office Secretary, Hallguard, G.A.A. Leader, Spanish Club. SCINTO, MARILYN Shield, A Cappella, Teachers Secretary, Mellin Room, Spanish Club. SGARIOTO, RICHARD Concert Band, Orchestra, Teacher's Secretary. SHARP, GORDON Hallguard. SHAW, RELNA Concert Band, Orchestra, L. of H., Teacher's Secretary, Latin Club, Record Day Secretary. SHELTON, EVELYN Girls' Chorus, L. of H., Teacher's Secretary, Latin Club, G.A.A. Locker Guard, Chem. Club. SHEMWELL, THOMAS Stage Craft, Alderman, Movie Operator, Base- ball Team. S 0 SHIMANEK MARGARET I'I1gl1W1y Crrls Chorus L ol H Teachers Secretlry Olhce Secret xry Llbrary ASS1St1Ilt I'I'lllgLh11'd Mellm Room GAA Lmder Spxrush Club NIIS Record D'1y Secret 1ry Dura, Commxttee SINGLE KENNETH Shrcld Edltor F ue Marslmll Movxe Operator, Chem Club Slueld S'1lesm1n Tr1ck Team Cross Country SMALENSKAITE LAIMA Glrls Chorus SMITH GEORGE Producuons Alderm 1n Pxcked Pl1t00I1 Pulle Tmm Footb1llC1pt Dance Churmrn Clem Up COl'11I'l11ttCL Chem Club Sp'1n1sh Club Pres Non Coma C1155 Presldent Frre M'1rsb1ll Comm I-I1llgu'1rd C1pt SOMMER HERBERT Loynhte SOWACKE RAYMOND Concert Bfmd I'I1llgll ll'Cl Flre MlfSl11ll B'1s ketb1l1 Te 1m SPENCE, GRACE Productlons, Teacher's Secretary, Olhce Sec 1elary, Pl1ySlCb Club, Spamsh Club SPOMPONATO, PETRINA Hxghway, Crrls' Chorus, T6JCll6I,S Secretarv, Mcllm Room, GA A Leader, Record Day Sec retury STACK, DOROTHY A Cappella, 205 Secretarv, Melhn Room, Cer 1111111 Club 39? il ,wgeggwx 1 Bi wade E 55 Page 39 .E 1 Qlf?5'm Q'.S9Q W' T mf- : -E wleswme, mrayssf gf 3, ,.mp,egmf.1:- an-lv, T fi-haf . 9393. -' ' -WWE. Swim? ' X' , nw '. ex: ,muses J' Y, 'Egg' --:mr -': w gm 1, law -.5 MESH .Kiwi u Wang Elm Saga?- 1 '-wn M1-mg-mv' EEN . jg, 'fr . www-. -Y 4' mr 3 - fix! C HB ' -ll XSEYA ' '- B I WEEE: 1 Q '-. V ' . . f u - t r msmyqm ' -, - H 1 , 1, , . ., . eggrgw, ,EE ,rr E -. . . ' -I - rs , 1 - . 1 . . 1 - . na , 5 gr meg 4 , c , . c , . ., , Bin , A - AA iam ua? r , , . . . 4 , ' , aw, ' Y I . f i w I 1 -mam mme . 1 K' 1 , . . ., , L L , Neem H1325 ,QE k -.. ' 'gegggi ,Timm ,mm ' mia - me new I-,gs , '- mm ,A few W E ' KE I 9 5 9 . , . 1 , a , I . Q . 1 ,D E 3 L 3 l K 5 Jr , 1 2 ., 2 1 , 2 - . A - . 7 ' 3 C 9 -S. - ', 1 I , . 1 ., z . z . U FW , r H . ,nm gy we .V S8 , . 1. v I E H--.H 1 l ' I 1 KI' . a , 4: 1 , 4. . 4 , s ' 2 i . ASS 0 e110 UN 1951 STACK, JOAN Concert Band, Orchestra, L. of H., Teache-r's Secretary, G.A.A. Leader, Spanish Club, Record Day Secretary. STEPHENS, DAVID Shield, Productions, Hallguard. STERN, WALTER Productions, A Cappella, Hallguard, Fire Mar- shall, Lunch Room Assistant, Teacher's As- sistant. STEVENS, ROBERT Productions, A Cappella, R.O.T.C. Picked Pla- toon, Mgr. Football Team, Mgr. Swim Team. SUTOR, STANLEY Hallguard, R.O.T.C. Ollicer, R.O.T.C. Picked Platoon, Latin Club. SUTTON, RODGER Hallguard, Latin Club, Basketball Team, Track Team, Cross-Country Team. A SWANKE, ARLENE Highway, Concert Band, Orchestra, L. of H., Teacher's Secretary, Olrlice Secretary, Hallguarcl. TEBBENS, RICHARD Stage Craft, I-Iallguard, Fire Marshall, Ushers' Club, Movie Operator, R.O.T,C. Picked Platoon. TERRELL, JOAN Teacher's Secretary, Hallguard. CLASS 0F UN 1951 UTSCH, EDMUND Hallguarcl Captain, Fire Marshall. UTZ, DOLORES Teacheris Secretary, G.A.A. Board and Cabinet. VAN ANTWERP, DONALD A Cappella, Hallguard. VAN BOGGET, CHARLES Aldennan, Hallguard, Fire Marshall, Physics Club, Latin Club, Basketball Team, Track Team. VAN KIRK, VIRGINIA Girls' Chorus, L. of H., Record Day Secretary, Hallguard, Spanish Club. VENTURA, JACK Shield, Hallguard, Fire Team, Chem. Club. Marshall, Football VITACCO, CONSTANCE Girls' Chorus, Hallguard. VOLKMAN, JOAN Girls' Chorus, G.A,A. Leader. WAHLEN, NANCY Shield, A Cappella, Alderman, L. of H., Teachefs Secretary, Library Assistant, Book Room Assistant, G.A.A. Board and Cabinet, G.A.A. Leader, Chem. Club, President N.H.S., Freshman Sponsor, Dance Committee. Page CLASS UN 1951 WALINSKI, RICHARD Concert Band, L. of I-I., Lab. Assistant, Hall- guard Captain, Fire Marshall, Movie Operator, R.O.T.C. Picked Platoon, Spanish Club, Foot- ball Team, Dance Committee. WASILL, LOTTIE Girls' Chorus, Teacher's Secretary. WENSEL, CAROL L. of H., Teacher's Secretary, Hallguard, G.A.A. Leader, Intramural Volleyball Champs, Lab. Assistant. WEIDNER, HERBERT Hallguarcl, Fire Marshall, Track Team, Cross- Counny Team. WISVARDA, BERNICE Hallguard, Teacl1er's Secretary, G.A.A. YUCIK, MARILYN Shield, Productions, Teachefs Secretary, Art Club, Shield Salesman, Dance Committee. ZOURAS, ELSIE Girls' Chorus, L. of H., Teache-r's Secretary, Office Secretary, Mellin Room, Record Day Secretary, Intramural Volleyball Champs. NOT PICTURED BELL, VIRGINIA CORNELL, EDWARD KORANDA, CHARLENE MINKEL, GEORGE BILANZIC, JACK DALIEGE, ROBERT LAGUT, MARY ANN NEIMANAS, STASYS CERRENTANO, LEONARD ECKER, DOLORES LAW, BERTRAM PROUGH, CAROL CHRNKO, EDWARD GROGAN, JOHN MARTINATIS, VITO TALERUSIS, ZEIGMAS ' Page 42 T0 CHIJUWN T LE T Row 1 Row 2 Row 3 . ,sw sa E K Football Teom -Neilson, Brogan, Marten, Rychel, Donnelly, Kunce, Volpi, Lietz, Bruck, Ventura, Sennesse -Durkee, Munat, Fields, I-Iajek, Smith, Lee, Martin, Iones, Minkel, Zerth, Klien, Almon Deegan, Dismidas, Marchiano, Tinnish, Raider, Albecker, Grogan, De Maso, WVoodworth, Grant, Iordan, Kovacevich, Shuck, Donnig Coach Watt Page -14 an, Holub, THE CRIMSUN TIDE a ss 5 W E s s F a H E mls HEL H ' 5 Wm H E w as ei EE Kg is eggs sl E smite a in The toughest section in the city proved too much for the Cardinal eleven. However each game provided its thrills and once again Harper proved itself to be no push over. The football season ended with no wins and six losses. Coach Watt's Tv formation stymied many a team but superior size soon told the tale. On the whole the team was small but what they lacked in size they made up in spirit and deter- mination. Outstanding gridders Were backs, Ron Nielsen, George Bruck, who was chosen most valuable, Vic Volpi, and such stalwart linemen as George Smith and George Kovacevich. Page 45 B Back Row-Coach Gray, Van Bogget, McCarthy, Coeppner, Dell, LaPorta Sitting-Moscato, Sutton, Daliege, Johnson fCapt.D, Hair fCapt.J W NNING HIZZES From the beginning of the season it was evident that the Lights were play off bound. Ranked with the top twelve quintets in the city and lauded as one of I-Iarpeifs greatest teams they soon proved the experts right. Along with having plenty of iight and ability the Coach Gray fast break style of play soon boosted the team up among the top scoring teams in city. The result of the successful season was a third place berth in south section. The Cardinal five drew Lane Tech as their first opponent in the playoffs. Experiencing the worst shooting average all season Harper dropped a closely contested 43-S9 decision to Lane on their home court. High scorer for the game as he was all season was Capt. Bill Hair with 18 points followed by Rodger Sutton and Bob McCarthy both with 7. Tom Johnston was voted most valuable for the season. Veterans john Moscato, Bob Daliege and Don Geoppner were main stays that rounded out a great team. . Page 46 TY Q. a m my nm a was sm E3 mn ms a an m sm z sm a m x m m m mmm was a mu W a m n H am mam nm a sw mn an n Hs mswww n Q m m B wa m a m w Q a ax m Bums sms ma a w m 4 gn mmm nm Q Wm XM E S N ,J w E mn n was m m E m-m -m mn -may HW sian --. ,V -wings -.ff 1 Wm.. Mi ,5.'l'ai,g'5g. 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Although Harper has no organized swimming team at this time, swimming is engaged in during gym classes and enjoyed by all. Page 48 My ,1 mms 1 1 TH 6 :1 me ma 'wut-,H annie ma-x'Si H151 a and tlmts the thud stralght mnmg Moskus has fa1111r.d the side . . . Outly the lirst batter OOO fans gxve B111 111 ovat1o11 lor that 11mgn1hLent shoe stung catch Saving M0skus's no bitter . . . Bill crosqcs em up w1tl1 1 1.'JCElUt11'l11 drag bunt Capt Dams 111105 one between bhort and third 101' il hit, holding 011113 to Zucl after two pop outa Tom Iolmlston walks W1tl1 two out and the bases loaded, the score nothmg to nothlng the bottom hall of the n111th Bob Dahcge hlts the hrst p1tcl1! . . . it's dropping fast . . . both Helden ale Cl1ElS11'1g c1ty c11:11np1o11sl11p hee at stake how about gomg to see the game . . . tl1ere's still a c11.111ce to get out to the pmlx wutten March 7 hope It happens M ly 7 . . p Fw N N 11 ,M ft mm 11 wig? S wg?-gtg? . . Board and Cabinet Row 1-Blomquist, Gottschalk, Gottschalk D,, Miss Sclnnook, Burkee, Wlahlen, Cleland, Schaefer Row 2-Courts, Matticc, O'Donnell Board and Cabinet . . . Those girls seen Walking around the gym with quite a superior air are the girls who have been selected to join the G.A.A. Board and Cabinet. Peggy Cleland, president and Nancy Mattice, vice-president keep the girls busy every Monday, ninth period at the regular meeting While Carol Gottschalk, secretary, jots down everything. The sponsor Miss Schmook acts as consultant and supervisor, making sure all invi- tations from other schools to attend Play Days are answered promptly. Such activities as Splash Parties, G.A.A. Dances, horseback riding, tennis, roller skating, and bowling are handled by individual members of the Cabinet with help from Miss Schmook and Peg. Board and Cabinet has an objective and in obtaining it, the members have fun. Page 50 REINS AND R CQ ETS i K i A i R 1 ! l I o l . . . Horseback Riding Row l-Bell, DeLuise, Lindberg, Bard, Young, Shaw, Monreal, Sinko, Cartwright, Fox Row 2-Schuster, Seidler, Delegatto, Stahl, Watson, Lloyd, Mattice, Kestas, Meadows, Borg, Kozak, O'Dea Row 3-Dahlquist, Margarello, Hciniclmen, Katsaros, Payne, Blair, Hollendonner, Purcell, Lcnert, Axelson, Gottschalk, Zouras, O'Neill, Panny, Wensel, Gottschalk, Mutzbauer, Jurgens, McGowan, O'Donnell . . . Tennis Row 1-Stack, Purcell, Schuhman, Overac, Haranrija, Senncse, Pappas, Borg Row2-Watson, Carlson, Stahl, Delegutto, Courts, Sofus, Spoonhour, Burger, Novak, Dorsch Row 3-Hack, Schultz, Poth, Polino Row 4-Casper, NVuchitech, Klopp, Zachurius They,re off and running at Harper! Look out! Here comes that ball! A11 yes, the girls are at it again. Horseback riding and tennis are two of the favorite sports of Harper girls. They go for horses and racquets in a big Way in the good Weather. Page 51 TH Y KEEP 'IE Rlllll .Wu . E1 M S A .. iw Ki as . s . . . Bowling ' Row 1- : EW O'Dormell, Marshall, 5 5 ' ' VVilk0sz ,A Flow 2- I-Iollendonner, Schwartz Q McCreal ll l Row 3- Soliis, Bailey, 'Y 'S l Zacliarizis, Shimanek V Row 4- i , Mattice, Feiza, ly Kozak N l v s iz . . . Bicycling Row 1- Nowak, Iucius, Borg, O'Donnell, Kozak, Gottsclialk C., Gottschalk D., Axelson, Burger, Saman, Comts, Sliillim, VVincl, Schulimann, Musielak. Deverling, Fadclen, Sunblade Row 2- Haugh Bowling . . . I Indoors, up the alleys, clown the strike zone the bowling balls go rolling along. O11 Friday afternoons the teams are busy at Queens Bowling Alley scoring strikes. Bicycling . . . Outdoors, up the streets, clown the avenues Harpefs bicyclers go peddling along. Many girls participate in G.A.A. cycling. Page 52 FO0T P0 ER Hiking . . Over hill over dale, I They do hit the dusty trail, As Olll' G.A.A. go hiking alongv Q is the theme song of Harperis Hiking girls. But my feet hurtv, is never heard from the girls of this group, they do hiking because they like it. After ten hikes a bar to wear on 21 sweater is awarded. The hikes are planned, conducted, and counted by the sponsor of the G.A.A., Miss Schinook. Hiking Bowl BLllk6ITl'1 Cerceo HHIIIIIIJW Borg Musiel 1k Row'3 Ixozik Sfimin Ixlempner Denlxnger Dnhlquist kestis Sotus ROW4 JUCIUS Slullnn Paffe 53 - A 'J 9 k HK! 1 J 5 How 2-Gottsclmlk, Axelson, Coltschalk, Burger, Nowak, Stack, Wolf U . THEY 'I' KE lTHE SPILL Row 4 Row 5 Row 6 Row 7 Roller Skating and Tolooggcming . . . Roller skating and tobogganing are two of the best liked sports at Harper. During the winter the girls partici- pate in tobogganing and find themselves in a whirl of laughter, spills, and chills. Roller skating is also popular. All the girls agree that roller skating also has its thrills especially when they take spills. Page 54 Row 8- Row 3- Tobogcunning Row l-Young, Fox, Cartwright, Lloyd, Agnew Row 2-Foley, Casper, Schultz, Hack, Sanian, Derby France, Wilkosz, Marshall, Hara- niija, Elsner, Mattice, Kozak Row 4-Kalinauskas, P a n n y, WV e ns el Zouras Roller-Skating Row 1-Musielak, Petrasek Rowfl.-Axelson, Basil, Cerceo, Casper Hack, Schultz, Beovich ner, Garber, VVhite, Brugnone Bright -Pikes, Gorski, Cullin, Guarinen Rizio, Polzin -Courts, Blair, Foley, Watson -Margarello, Blair, Borg -Wuchitich, Poth, Klopp D. Gottschalk, C. Gottschalk, Els- Harper girls are always ready and eager to dive into the soothing blue water of their pool, to make the most of the short forty minutes swim periods. The pale faces and straggling hair which follow after a dip do not seem to bother girls like Ianet Schultz, Irene Wilcle, and Dolores Carey. In fact they all enjoy swimming and diving! ll EPTIJNES AIJGHTERS Page 55 0R BUUNCE T0 THE DUNCE 46-3 4 '1 if' we be , .5 Q A as 'QQ' v -1 94. . -. K. Cheerleaders -r :V ,. lbw? 9 . , . , R ' -Y rf . gl w I X - H Q W' l H Q n 4 efiffw EH gm I! I. Greco, D. Greco, Alm, Siwek, I-Iosmer, Priscal, Corski, Cleland, Apple, Pierson, NlC.C:OXV1l1 Sis Boom Bo -Yeo Harper . . -. This cheer has been heard many times in the past year as eleven voices rang out over the gridiron and basketball courts. Because of their Willingness to serve Harper in all kinds of weathei giving their time, eflort, energy, and enthusiasm the cheerleadeis Wcie awarded their Well deserved letters this june. Page 56 :Mew Maw. BNA B. EH gawk! as-,Q mn X. - -M ' 3:27 '5T'P5!'MZ?3sEf:'E'w?WW'M5'i?f'f 'SXQWCSES . 7. ?:Qi'5?F N , . W... -,,. we ., B., ,f,n, ,,.-1. Z ,gm 4:1 . . umm -4.- .--' .,E.v.:f..,, - , . -..,.4,. .Aww . ... -E. , misss.-as . msgs -1- ..- 1: .' 1 m . . mfg rim? BE ,- .ma 3:2 .swam 'J V ,mul nm EM MM -Q35 H NNN Mm ,mx.amZg.W,. 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Ev?-E is KDRE , HERE E C0 E ...Co.A Row 1-Bayer, Smith, Forlenza, T ullos, O'Connor, Mustari, Bader, Eichinger Pearson, Copeland 1 Row 2-WVoods, Schuele, Kalchbrenncr, Holl, Radkin, Lamont, YVright, Pen- ninger, Olson, Wakefield, VVillia1ns, Neimanas, Raymond, Alys Row 3-Lyngklip, Holzrichter, Svehla, Sims, Auman, Michaels, Duris, Keating. Gardstrom, Pricciardone, DiBiase Company A . . . During the past year, Company A of Harper High has been commanded by Robert Michaels. Most of the members of the picked platoon were selected from Company A men under his command. These men made an excellent showing in the district meet which was held at Lindblom. The rifle team which was also made up partly from Company A, took third place in sec- tional competition. Due to the efforts of these boys the unit has increased from a membership of Fifty two on September 5, 1950 to 132 on March 1. This is a result of the concern of the cadets about the international situation and their interest in military training. Page 58 C MPAN A, PRE RIGHT BEHI IJ Y0 Company B . . . Company B, which during the last years has been un- der the command of Elbert Nayder, has been a very excel- lent unit. It has furnished most of the non-commissioned otlicers for the entire battalion. This company along with Company A was in competition for the R.O.T.C. gold cup for outstanding R.O.T.C. activities. It also provided many men for the rille team and picked platoon. ...cas r 'elf' Row 1-Creighton, Corp, Iankowich, I-Ieilbrunn, Sutor, Michaels, Nay- der, Kalchbrenuer, Dunn, Hawk, Enright, Stevens ' Row 2-Sutor, C-estar, Guariniello, Clerkin, Nagel, Finn, Baldwin, Smith, Danaher, Baness, Smith, Sieja, Radloff, Martin Row 3-Disbrow, Shervino, Paulauska, Guariniello, Gercivus, Eberling, Tebbins, Magnuson, Burnette, Moses, Enk, Caria, Saletta Page 59 . . . Commissioned Officers I Dunn, Naydef, Michaels, Mustari, Kalchbrenner, Eichinger, Bader YDIJNG S0lDlERS NEVER FADE R.O.T.C. Stc1FF Officers . . . Robert Mustari, the Battalion Commander during the first semes- ter, had a most competent staff of officers, to see that his orders were carried out. After Mustari graduated, Robert Michaels took over command. Every Thursday a special meeting is called and the activities for the on-coming Week' are discussed. Each otlicer has a special duty. An important function of each officer is the training of tlrst year cadets. The staflds duty is to see that the training schedules, meinorandas, and all special orders are carried out for the following Week. ' The future of America may lay in the hands of such men as these, and if so, We have nothing to Worry about. Page 60. V FT, V .. V V ,V ':' 3, V., ' - V' l . 1 V 1 , , , ' ' '-'TP EM 'E ,E A -sim? 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Ushers Row 1-Alton, Dell Row 2-Mr. Stanck, Pearson, Laban, Dellorto, Cerkoske, Hirschman, Dove, Marks, Riewe, Pratscher, Froemke, Schnoor Row 3-Lyngklip, Tullos, Douegan, Meier, Lamontg Rehder, Zouras, Ames, Han- son, McVVilliams, Munat Ushers Club . . . Whether the occasion be Graduation, school dance, or school play, the public has noticed the guiding red banded young men who have so courteously directed them at one time or another. Old timers at the profession of ushering are Lavon Riewe, Richard Marks, and John O'Conner. Much of the ushering is done on the boys, own time and everyone who has been served by them has nothing but the highest praise for Mr. Stanek and his Ushers Club for the work they have done these past semesters. The small reward of live civic letter points per semester is a very inadequate reward for their voluntary and courteous services. Page ' 62 S UDE T CUIJNCIL . . . Student Council . Row 1-Allen, Landi, Cullen, Haugh, Boyd, Smetana Row 2-Bucker, Freidhof, Stroh, Samon, Cartwright, Poth, Carlson, Arangelovich, Kraust, Cru- bisich, Alhecker, McHa'tton Row 3-Wrilf, Shemwell, Heglund, Stark, Smith, Deegan, Bensen, Johnson, Altom, Churin, Langley, Ellison, Kovacevich, Xeros, Hajek Langley, Ellison, Kovaccvich, Xeros, Hajek During the past year Harper's own governmental body, the Student Council has repeated its past record of outstanding service to the school. Operating on a democratic basis, the Council is presided over by a Mayor with the assistance of a City Clerk and Comptroller. An Alderman, acting as a representative from each division, brings the students' grievances to each meeting and reports the Work of the Council to his division. The organization sponsors various assemblies, drives and dances, besides settling minor problems arising in the school. The Fall oilicers were Mayor, Dave Hajekg Comptroller, Angeline Xerosg and City Clerk, Pat Iolivette, Spring oflicers were Mayor, George Kovacevich, Comptroller, Gloria Ellison, and City Clerk, Marge Langley. Page 63 l I l I L..--! ,J IES SIN E E German Club Row 1-Burman, Gottschalk, Miller Row 2-Tennant, Dovin, Schuster, Donnelly, Bucher, Mr. Schilk, Bowman, Friedhof Row.3-Ritter, Tomczak, Tercly, Hartmann, Blomquist, Kaskowski, Bell, Herbolcl, Karlson, McGrath German Club Row 1-Single, Arnold, Schuhmann, XVolf, Connolly Row 2-Spitzer, Miller, Krause, Presbitero, Strobel Bow 3-F inn, Schultz, Purcell, Peterson, Wentlent, Neely, Plank, Kehoe, Stark Row 4-Moran, Staschke, Gonzalez, Schuler, Ruppert, Rega, Daufenbach, Pahr, Callahan, Burkee German Club Row 1-Shepherd, Shaw, Grabe, Patrick, Maguire, Mattice, Klusmeyer, Horn Row 2-Ardickas, Sheerin, Mixa, Trautman, Weidemiller, Schrang, Stoll, Topel, Unrath il .,,-' , 24 -1 3 mlm wi 5 5 Page 64 ESHJ- C IANTES . . . Spanish Club Row 1- Verre, Katsaros, De VV ees, Hayes, A Carole, Stflhl Row '7 Stcrngls, Muslelak, O Connell, Wenzel, Papuse Ovcms, Aralmgelovxcll, Bova Plum Flem Row 3 Spoouhour, Watson Bega, Ndson Spcxmsh Club Row 1 Blgdow, Powms, C IlZ.11'Cl.t 'l, Calm, Xuos Row 2 cro le, lxungle Dldxeraon Dunn, Morrxaon ROWS Roelu, Flynn Scllas Buys Ixcllnr Radar C1 ly Sanmn Spcvush Club Bow 1 I'IOI.1SCNVX'1gllt VV 1ll1.1ms Pltton Dunne Row 2 Gxuflre, Oburg Pol7m VVILI1, Toppett Egm JIICIUS, Nmnemfm, Denlmger Belnnd Row 9 O Connor, Mal' xdclf n Row 3 Clr,1lx1n, Pltano Seneca Morus, lung, GC111l19, Jordan, Morgan ge 60 mu ss Swim mmm-- ,mm na .EW E. nm- .-. u Q ss-L zz 2-iw mo mm an 45 :mf an wr me ss 1 ss 351 ss um mm ul n a. Eg. , . . m ss ww- ms -ss M Q, ss-- x ng QQ mn an m . '4 , , 4 .1 , 4 1 - , ln 4 S8 7 l .QW mill 5-ss .L--'ss ll .. H . ' K , ms H S S 5 ms H H- H HEY? . H an , ,H H H - E ' ' mim- - , N. 1, L ' SSB f 1 H, 1 - , X X A K: 'T S8 S I ,.. .A b. , B , 1 B-91 V . - 4 . H' a 'I v J . . . I v V- . lf - , A , .- M E E . 9 9 5 t , ' -1 .I : ss W , 9 , E ' Y mf 1138 Am H A . H . - H . ' I l . , 85 . 'V 1 2 0 I. , Howells. Hawk, 1 f . - . , . ' H 1 2 7 E S8 'bt I . H X . . , 1- - I a 1 Q I ' V A S8 81 ' . -if 1 ..- if 1 A, I h-1' ti I U ? 4 4 I ss I W l--' A -. ' 1 ax w- - . . l , E , , A ,. .'. QW ' -N .. .Q ,, , . A 4 ,A V V -VW - 1 - , U 5 381225 . - I --3' urls ., 2 ,A ... . Ia . I , X , 1 . H 2-2 'zz . ., .. , , , vs X-1 1 ' 1 SA ll 0S, A UMN S! E is g 5 . . . Spanish Club Row 1- Creco, Donovan, Croco D. Row 2- Allcn, Crotty, McCallum, Trnka, Poth, Magliano, Siwek, Klapp 5 Row 3- ' Rndkin, Ianavicc, Crane, Cusick, Brane . Spanish Club Row l- Derby, Morgan, Bright, Agnew, Porrey, Gray, Johnson, Olson Row 2- Ganakos, Hott, Esposito, Pappas Accepting the estimate of the Chinese that a picture is Worth ten thousand Words, imagine the value of these two pictures! Briefly, our Spanish friends in the upper group seem absorbed in untangling an ir- regular verb, or in recounting the deeds of a conquistaclor. The mood is changed in the lower picture. Are they discussing plans for a iiesta, or is someone reading a letter from a 'cpen palv in Latin America? Well, your guess is as good as oursl Page 66 I. 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' T l B , 11- 121 H 1, . . . , ' . 1 . 188 . . 11 .1 , , , . . 1 a 1 xg' - 3 5 A J 1 as xy Q 1 - E 1 1, . 'A 'Egg H,-,M -' 1 . 'Q A' a 1 a B, L 3 I is C rx- 4 'f m 11 YW 2 7 7 SX H' ' . 1 ..1 1 ., 1 , -. , 11 1 ., . , I. 1 Egg -. , 1 .. M 11111-11 5 I 1 1111-- 'Q 1 M ,111 , 11 . ...1...., 1 . 1 V J 1 p A , J a . 1 Q 4 I I 1 ' , , , , w 1 1 l 1 c 4 . ' . . . , l l MISSES l.0DY V . . . Girls' Chorus -Doven, Brown, Km . use, Beovich Reynolds, Pikes H How 1 Row 2- , arrnon, jones, Bigelow Row S-Podmolik, Roelir, Serone, Bodkin, Shelton Harke, Van Kirk, Arangelovich, Bailey, Wolf Girls' Chorus . . . Row 4- Each day during 7th period the lovely voices of the girls, chorus can be heard echoing down the halls. Mrs. Elworth blends the alto, mezzo and soprano voices into the beautiful songs We hear at assem- blies and at Christmas when they go caroling through the halls. The girls join the chorus because they like to sing and also receive Civic letter points and have a chance to earn a music letter. In the spring Mr. Brown took over Mrs. Elworthis duties While she Went on a leave. Page 68 LLEENS C R0ll G C0 Girls' Chorus . . . A few of the soloists last year Were Madelme SCIOHG, Mary Ann Lacy and Laima Smalinskaite. Wllell Laima for the Hrst time at the Thanksgiving assembly the thusiastically sang 'ved her eu stu dents rece1 Girls' Chorus on Howells Illyes r'1nd'1 Peters L'1nd1 I Rowl Lurglo Ko D legwto Inner Land1V Ixrunmer Lacy Row2 Pflyne e Smqlenslxalte Wlckstrom lle Sclmhmmn ROWS M'1gu1re Row4 Mus Volkm IH Este lmskl Cr'1ne Page 69 56323 2.4 ,z ss, B is H m is 52 ia' in 5 mmm ia H 55 :film Q Q 'yn' ww m a E is n RHAPSUDY I RHYTH LONVER REEDS CLARINETS 2 Row 1-Eisner, Karlson, Shepherd Row 1-De1Monic0, Meister, Grabe, Pearson Roxy 2-Jig5m5, Copeland, Borg Row 2-Verre, Deniinger, Zientko, Serone Mr. Erst, bottom oi middle row S5232 1255211ITf1il5N1i.05fhiITE?Zffqim WOODWINDS ' ' , ' ' Smith, Sgarioto, Burkee, Sablick, Rizzo CLARINETS 1 TROMBONES ROW 1-Franfxe' Dawg' Kfldef Arnold, Munat, Duris, Pentriclge, Duschenc, Swzmke Row 2-Sganoto, Dieken, Cholly TRUMPETS PERCUSSION Row 1-Naycler, Sowacke, Ezikins, Smith, Guariniullo Guariniello, Martis, Frenchik, Brown Row 2-Conley, Patrick, Aithauser, Galich Pile '70 n m Wim m mfg ss wig H H x Q .E ,mlm 'Y-dia E -, E . 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W W .ms sm nw ms am HARMUNY IN WHITE Front-Mr. Schilke Row 1- Andruslka, Tietz, Rachuj, Nealy, Pahr, Plutz, Shaw, Wahlen, Stack, O'Neil, Powers, Hartmann, Olson, Moran, Kutschke, Bader, Stahl, Schuster, Trnka, Crogan, Shaw Bow 2-Blair, Bell, Johnson, Kringle, Mander, McCallunl, Purcell, Dens- Row 3 Row 4 more, Tennant, Smith, Cantanzaro, Paulikas, Plank, Mattair, Bell, Connolly, Esch, Keller, Kaskowski -Francis, Gurski, Kehoe, Dainmer, Kocean, Maclntosh, Hogle, Sclnnard, Sofus, Margarella, Rhein, Lyngklip, Del Priore, Stroble, Purcell, Blomquist, Presbitero, Kelly, Bradley, Miller -Gustafson, Meister S., Meister A., Olson, Kempiak, Madison, Malkus, Meadows, Fuglsang, Ferree, Nerwirth, javavice, Michaels, VanAnt- werp, Spitzar, Staschke, Lamont, Maertz, Rega, Klein, Gottschalk Wallett, Drews, Nichols Page 72 VDICES CLEAR AND BRIGHT A Cappella Choir . . . With voices raised in song, the choir of over one-hundred voices entertains not only Harper students and teachers but per- sons all over the city of Chicago. The choir sang before hundreds of principals at Northwestern University under the direction of Mr. Schilke. Lord For Thy Tender Mercy , aCoing Homev, and Mother were sung by the White robed A Cappella Choir as they serenaded some eighty-five delegates attending the semester meet- ing ofthe Illinois Congress of Parents and Teachers here at Harper on March 5. Although entertaining others is their chief purpose the members of the choir themselves greatly enjoy getting ready for their programs. Page 73 DAGR... 310 . . . Chem' Club I Row 1-Poth Plow 2-Bagus, Liggett, Albecker, jones, Mustari, Calich, Mclilligott, Benson, Bayer, McHatton, Callahan Row S-Eugenicles, Dulcelow, Bader, Timosciek . . . Chem Club Row 1-Gorski, Forlenza , Row 2-Mr. Buerher, Maloney, Hooks, Schraag, Wooclxvortli, Dilks, Bauer, Shillim, Apple, Vil- kas, Borg, McIntosh Bow S-Ardickas, Ricciarclone, Frenchik, Guariniello, Munat, Temple, Froemke, Kalchhren- ner, Eichinger, Grant Smoke and smells coming from the chemistry laboratory can mean only one thing. The chemistry students are at it again. These budding chemists like to putter around the lab mixing chemicals and Watching the fascinating results. Most of the students like lab days best of all, but on other days they listen attentively to interesting lectures. Non-chem- istry students of Harper have no cause to Worry about any explosions occuring because the chemistry students are under the careful and expert guidance of Mr. Buehrer. C Cl0TRON CHARAC ERS an we me in 'sr . . . Physics Club Row 1-O'Conno1', Mr. Buehrcr, Eilcrs, Eherling, Moscato, Eugcnidcs, VVohlbcd1Lht Fmson Van Gelder, Loyc RowQ.-Kalchbrenner, Kaininskas, Smith, Licata, Mozwecz, Patrick, Collins P1 ith Elfnfi Ready, Jones, Pratsclier, Brogan Physics . . . Who knows if maybe some day a plaque will be hung on room 323 marking the spot in which one of the Worldis greatest physicists learned the fundamentals of physics. This is entirely possible because it is in this room that physics is taught to Harper students. Some of the phases of physics that are taught are light, sound, heat, and machines. Be- sides plain physics, Mr. Buehrer, the physics teacher, instructs the stu- dents in nuclear physics which pertain to the atom and the hydrogen bombs. Also a little bit of astronomy and chemistry are included in the course. The otlicers of the physics club are Bob Kalchbrenner, Who is pres- ident, and Jim Fanson, the secretary-treasurer. Page 75 Sept. Sept Sept Sept. Sept. Sept Sept Sept Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. 8, 5, 1950 .,..,.... ....,..... 6 .......... 7 ....,...., 8 .......... 11 .......... 20 .....,.... 21 ....... 28 .,...,.,.. 5 ........ 6 ........ 15 ......t, 17 .....,,. 27 .,..,... 3 .,.....,.. 6 .....,.,.. 8 .......... 17 .......... 20 ..,.,..... 1 ....... 7 ..,.... 21 .......... 25 .............. ........., 12 ,....., 19 ....... 25 ....... 29 ....,,. 1951 ....... ....,,.,. THE L00 First day, of school finds Ioan Cerkoski and Ev Magnuson wearing sunglasses to protect their eyes from the newly varnished floors in the auditorium and gym. Miss Segalla's English 1 class third period arrive for English during division. Not mixed up. just eager for education! Ioan Schultz and Jim F anson strut smugly through Senior Alley while Rochelle Rasmussen and Eddie Gutchesky look vainly for the fifth floor. Ioan Huss and Nancy Sennese come to school flashing bright lime colored sweat- ers. All girls going steady buy their boy friends blinders. Lucille Chick and Io-Anne Greco are really battling it out trying to master the mysterious typewriter. Murl Pierson officially announces that she and Gunnar Pierson are not related. D. P. Tea . . . Ozark Schweinfurth and Tennessee Bird entertain with hillbilly rendition of uT11T1tElSl1ll1'1v. Another Day. Another D! Talent Show. Fay Onesto wows everyone with Civi1ization . Shirley Granata and Berie O'Malley look like sad convalescents as a result of Miss Hanrahan's first aid practice. Basketball Team starts practice. Harper wins cross-country meet over Parker and Calumet. Harper 13 . . . South Shore 2.0. Harperis Extra Pointi' scores big success. Matt Kunce reigns with Arlene Panny. National Honor Society elects two boys-Jerome Galich and Gerald Eilers. Harper displays new cooking room at annual Open House. All mothers turn green with envy. New crop of redheads noticable in halls for Cheaper by the Dozen . Grace Spence receives many compliments. Nancy Mulhall wins large Chicago contest and reigns as the Queen of State Street . Tobaggoning becomes the favorite sport. Seen taking the curves are Matt Stewart and Jean Borg. Kitty Noonan and Janet Hedsand vainly seek holiday employment to help Santa Claus. Barbara Kehoe chooses the shortest day of the year to stay home from school. Merry Christmas, I-Iarperites! New Year is celebrated by election of new officers. George Kovacevich, Mayorg Marge Langley, City Clerkg Gloria Ellison, Comptroller. Dinner Dance marvelous! Dave Hajek, Walter Stern, Frank Grubisitch and jim Leitz wow the crowd at the 4B-4A party. Donna Buys, Matt Stewart, and Don Bayer, among others, give momentous speeches to departing graduates. Mary Ann Kelson and Sonja Meega arrive from grammar school and try to decide whether to try getting away with going up the down,' stairway. Page 76 Fe Feb Feb Fe Feb Feb March March March 51211 cl1 March March 2 Marcll Aprll 1 Aprxl 5 Aprxl 11 Aprll 28 May May 1 May 2 May 3 June June June June 1 June 2 June 22 THE L06 Llghts beat Fenger by 91 DOIDIS '1s B11l H111 sco1es 23 hm1self IIe.1v1cs losc by b as Ph11 Nelso11 a IA breaks 1nto the lmeup W1tl1 5 POIDIS B111 Outly and Susla Ca11a a1e elected L of H officers THANKS GEORGE11 l'I9.1'l-JCI L1gl1ts cl111ch tl11rd place 111 South Sect1o11 and a play off 11611211 Lose to Lane 111 play off game After wa1t111g pat1ently for 1 1TlO11tll ou1 4A s finally IGCCIVG the11 1111gs Loyahtes hold tllell s1des as Dave I-Iajek a11d I1ts Pfmghugo go tlnough then paces at the Home Talent Show Sl1111e11e Balley cha11111a11 of tl1e M6ll1H Room Commlttee t1a11sfo1111s lLIHCl11001Tl 11110 '1 banquet l1all '1s Harpe1 enterta111s D1st 25 Chlcago COll11C1l Ill COHg1CSS P T A T1 ack Team under Coach Kle111 compete 111 p1el11111na1y f01 1ndoo1 C1ty 1 11111s The Basket Ball 1n 1101101 of Ha1pe1 s basketball team 1s a huge success and a good tune IS had by all Don Dams 1S seen l1111p1ng down the hall afte1 H1511 day s baseball p1act1ce G A A Dance Irlsh 11g da11ced by D1ck VVoodwortl1 a11d Carol Spoonhorn Do1o1es Flynn a11d Rose Palm s1t back contentedly and s1111le The Sl11e1d h1s gone to press AH1 Sweet Spllllg Wh Il a man s fancy turn Y.,-X, Apr1l Fool Some gangste1s Sald pOO1 Pat Meegan locked me 111 t11e locker 'md I became so eXC1tCd that I forgot the comb111'1t1on Betty Greene turns the color of l1er 11ame 1fte1 takmg the p0W61fL1l n1ed1c111e she s been telhng everyone about Sl11eld Log ed1to1 e11v1ous ot anonymous new band pape1 Mus1cal Notes The g1rl W1tl1 t11e gleell han lb 110 lo11ger fame Bl1gl1 s 11111 has finally g1oWn out j1mmy Rychel today challenged Bob Hope to a Smffer Contest Lulu Bauer gets lacked out of I'I1gl'lW'1y 'lgalll for eatlng '1 lolhpop Chuck McGe1l1gat and KSIIIIIS Halpel have finally found tl1e boy s gym They IC IA s now Frank GIUb1S1tCl1 announces today that he s tl11OLlgl'1 WO11x111g and 11e plans to s1t back and wa1t for h1s cl1plon1'1 4B 4A Palty SCOICS bw success The day of the Prom and Geo1 ge Hoekst1a IS l1av1ng Hts It see111s 111s dad yust declded to ovexhaul t11e car oan Green and G10111 HOIII d1SCOVC1 tl1ey are 111 the same gym class Its all OVC1 say Ioan M11le1 Tuffy Dahege and Joe Dlllbeft Tl1ey graduate No more school eve1yo11e IT1211C11CS sadly ho111e '111x1ously ElW31t1I'1g the next semesterlllll Page 77 b. 7 -.A-.-....4.------A'---------'-,.' - . 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I .........,..,,..,, - - - 'D . 15 ----. .--'.---------4-.-.-----A.-. C . . ' ' .i W' ' 8 --.A4--..--------.-- .-C - . - I 1--A--..,'. ----A.--1---A--D-----if 7 .33, o ., I v , I ' 'il - AMI H RPIER STU EN S a gs? H wig: mr, Eg is m W sag SEM xr me Li W Q Q ' 5 Q sr ss , a EM National Honor Society . . . The National Honor Society came to Harper in 1935 to give recognition to students Who rank high in C.S.L.S., that is Citizen- ship, Service, Leadership, and Scholarship. , The students are picked hy a committee who chose five per cent of the 3A,s, ten per cent of the 4B,s, and Hfteen per cent of the 4A,s who are highest in these qualities. - During the past year Kurt Von Perbandt and Nancy WVahlen were presidents respectively for spring and fall semesters. ...N.H.S. Row 1-Xeros Row 2-Elsner, Martis, Courts, Serene ...N.H.S. Row 1-Von Perbant, Purcell, Hooks, Burger Row 2-Mulhall, Mandrela, Bayer, Galich ...N.H.S. Row 1-Maguire, Shaw, VVahlen, Kriclcr, Moore, Poclmolik, Dunne Row 2-Stack, Kiner, Flynn, Swanke. Van Kirk, Duschene, Saccaro, Clerkin, Eilers a is m is msn me I as Us ms -mx mlm mm ex-ss is is m an an max' E . A .Ji mf - Us 2 sig 8138? si wwe agus ' e l-1 A my is M85 H A22 H sgwm me 5? Q is sas? is is H WC' !l2 sms E E, ss-mf was ess ass 8831? was mga x-x is H M ,A .1 E . X 1 mf is in W ss im- is my wx 2 me ,.,, legs an :EE mx sm sms was .55 555 Q15 g is FIRE MARSHALL . . . Fire Marshalls Row 1- Donnelly, VzmBogget, Kelly, Pagliuco, I'I0lZll1ilH, Lurwin ROW 2- Dubovik, Benaitis, Utsch, LuPorta, Kovaccvich Row 3- Froemkc, Munat . . . Fire Marshalls Row 1- Wall, Mladar, Smith, McE11igott, Decgan, Unrath Row 2- Schweinfurth, Vonljerbandt, Stewart, Pecho . . Fire Marshalls Row 1- Minkel, Paschke, Greene, Renfree, Bereznak, McGowan, Flynn, Trautulan Row 2- Brzme, Marek, Nagel, Nayder, I-Ieilbrunn, Galich, Wohlbedacht Row 3- Lietz, Wzxlinski, Nogaj, 'vVeicIner, Grogan, Grubisich, Kammrath, Eilers, Tebbens Page 79 GETTERS 1 fm 1 T'- r . ---- W N. . - . M M. .. W, sal-I JV?-will 1 .':515llfT:rl i it me Wit K -H WW use netsw, -as sms' thee me Q rm, f 3 fm Mi- 1 N, Q.. M. .N M. W- H new-H wif ,,,S1,1tse nm ,mn was is Eff ..' vm in n in s 205 Secretaries Row 1-Kringle, Keller, Waigand, Guger - Row 2-Mulhall, Caria, Bigelow, Meeder, Huss, Hollendonner, Monreal, Dalton, Mattice, Miller Office Secretaries Row 1-Boris, Vitale, Dunne Row 2-Hayes, Koranda, Rader, Boclkin, Spitzer, Fox, Bailey Row 3-Horn, Klusmeyer, Staschke, Iucius, Cray, Mattice, Tomczuk They may be cute but they'1'e not to be trusted. They Walk in in- nocent like, and in a flash they Whip out a deadly White slip saying, 4'Pass to 205',. Aside from bringing had news they also Hle for the olhce or 205. s Page 80 STARS 0 ER H RPER The Production class, which is Harpefs amazing amateur dramatics class, presents all plays and skits that are put on here. The class, under Mrs. A. O,Brien,s competent direction, put on for their fall night show, an hilarious comedy, Cheaper By The Dozenv. During the spring semester they presented four one act plays to an enthusiastic audience. Productions is not all work and no play. This year the members believe it or not, learned how to play Charades. This is one of the many features enjoyed daily by forty lucky students. . . . Productions Row 1-Foster, Yucik, Bird, Langley, Mrs. O'Brien Row2-Miller, Pellegrino, Greene, Hopkins, Mayer- hofer, Prough, Kalinuuskas, Ellison, Stevens Row 3-Stern, Apnto, Stephens, VanC-elder, Meegan, Wahl heclzicht, Kunce, Smith a ss PICASSO l00K 0 T ME. f- fi M WH Quin Mm Q rm: lFf?s swf pmgzgm mm. - sm, f as .W K W W-m gm if ggi ' , '11 SS Art Club . . . Art Club Row 1-Cuchiara, Newberg, Lennan, Fciza Row 2-Stoll, Seidler, Alguire, Lehner Row 3-Cornell, Bcovich How 4-Planck, Tischer, N cwberg Row 5-Bronkhorst . . . Art Club Row l-Petrasek, Axelson, Lietz, Gutchcwsky How 2-Cericola, Cohen, Backstrom, Dugenais Row 3-Deppert, Elsncr, XVQIQHCT, Stack Row 4-Holub, Conley Row 5-Algminas, Benaitis, Collins, Hull I-Iarperls Art Club consists of many talented members. Don Collins is the president, Emily Feiza, secretary and Don Brenner treasurer. During the past semester Ioan Volkman and Don Brenner Won certili- Cates of merit in a Clean-Up Campaign. Don Brenner, Audrey Lehner Don Collins, Dolores Cericola, Richard Hull, Vito Martinaitis, and Leo Algminas all Won Scholastic Awards and had their paintings ex- hibited in the large department stores downtown. Page 82 AINT MAID Mellin Room . . A combination of house-keeping and social niceties is taught to the eflioient group of girls who make up the Mellin Room Committee. During the F ebruary-June semester, Shirlene Bailey Was Chairmang Dolores Flynn, Co-Chairman, and Rose Palm, Treasurer. . . . Mellin Room Row 1-Dunne, I-Iornung, Young, Mullen, Prosler Row 2-Cottschalk, Rascap, Palm, Flynn, Scinto, Rio, Muyerhofer, Stack, Axelson Row 3-Zouras, Bailey, Shimanek S .glam 8SM.H ' mn n ss' wa nl W I ' .aff - 533 6 Y? , . gli E , ,m,M,., , E ww K, H nl K' ... A 'Vg' 1 .IA f' ' Y if K' 45 . ,... H- ,El-if ----- - - -- M 31 K if EA Q K H f. , r '35 'f fi wf vw' -.4 Us w2HS,.v! ' Y' - . E H, R ' X8 E ,I , J Mya, 75 agvxm, E ' .531 . B? Q F. ,A . W aw ff. ,. , H. E ww W m a gm Q mm . ss Sa. 3. QEXQW' HE -aim-' W N ,fm E5 ,H H m H B Q M ff H W .... H we H E ' EE E H H gqgm a ss ,K .,, , mu. wfgmwm xml :mm .. E B H E mm. WB I -M ' sk , .Wim NE H Q Em: X Bs, is 'H wg if ,. 'T 5215:- ,HMM H .X W J' 'V H-E -z mm fa 12, -fu' af 3. 'Asn V A ,-E, 5r 'A H ss mx mms W W: am S r E ,m m Sw ss m '15, 3555! mi B ma 5 3 v SEEK .mmm 1 .,, K., gg, .kg , 1. RM-41. fn' 1' ? 1. 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A gi-f.:,1, s 515 rj: WE:-EW , -eww ., X a .ps ig-' Qu... Lf, as 5-:-:-: E B E 5,25 Q55 ss sa m ,Jw iw , V xw E Q m n is 5 Q Q? E s w s .s was na an 5 wg mfig as gr: E is .E , W sl? lm 5 E za aj?-gm H H in if - zz 5 are fI1liE:.. H: E STAN ACCUSE . . . Shield Staff Top-Herbold, Trnka, Meyers Bottom Picture: Row 1-Scinto, Single, Hchel, VVhite, Green, Paschke Row 2-Wahlen, Flynn, Ecker, Karlson, Huen, Meyers, VVitt, Hilkcr, Huss Row 3-Krider, Hozema, Vlfatson, Ventura, Sclwveinfurth, Prough, Yucik, Stephens, H4 Single, Shepherd, Shaw Most Harper students at one time or another have wondered the Shield received its name. Harperas iirst principal Mr. Arthur Deaver, was aliection called KKing Arthurv after the famous King Arthur of the Round T Who lived in medieval times. King Arthur and his knights gath every evening around the round table feasting and telling tales of great deeds and achievements they had accomplished. The stories these deeds were emblazoned on each knights shield which l behind him on the Wall. From there the name 'gShield,' was derived for the Harper year book, in Which all the achievements of the school year are engraved. Page 86 T E YE RBO0K STAFF Upper left-Hebel, Single, K. Upper right-Krider, Rozema, VVahlen Lower left-I-Iilker, Flynn, Green, Stephens, Xeros, Paschke Lower right-Ellison, Single, C. Shield STQH' . . Edif01' .................... ,....,,.................................. Ix Lnneth Single Senior Editors ..,.....v, ....... D olores Flynn, Joan I-Iuss N mcy W lhlen Mfulenc Wrtt Assistant Editors ........ ...,..........,..........,............... D ons Hebei Dune Shepherd Literary Editor ....,..,... ...... ,..,,,,..i,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,, B 0 b MCC1rthy Assistants ................,...,..,....................., Gloria Ellison, Ioan Green Cirolyn Ilc,1 bolcl Doris Hrllxer Sandra Karlson, Maryellen Kricler, Paula Paschke, Ray ROLSIITI Geoigc. Schwemturth Rose Palm, Marilyn Scinto, Clarence Single, Pat Shaw Dive Stephens June Watson Barbara Gray, Irene Shillim, Marjorie VVhite, Marilyn Mlttfnr Dfln lub lher Ch lrles Cohen, Judy Trnka, Ioan Trulia Business Manager ..........................,................. . Shirley Ileun Assistant Business Manager .........,............,.. Anna Meyers Assistants .........................,.... ....... A ngelene Xfsros Evelyn De Vivo Art Editor ............. Faculty Sponsor .......... Business Assistant ....... Page 87 DE tlllt E DEMUNS No where in Harper can one find such orderly confusion as is staged daily in that little room on the fourth floor known as the Highway. Although the click, click of typewriters is constantly combined with such cries as Hey, where's your sto1'y?,' and YVho took my line gauge? the staff Hnally manages to cornbine their thoughts into issue after issue of their beloved paper. Mrs. Lang, the faculty sponsor keeps all proceedings Well in hand and is constantly striving to develop better Writers, and a greater paper. . . . Highway Staff How 1-Grzesiak, Rizzo, Langley, Dame, Saman, Brown, Young. Row 2-Purcell, Duschene, Moore, Swanke, Cleland, Bell, Bauer, Spomponato, Shinmnek, Senncse Bow 3-Starostovic, Iiganti, Clerkin, Bilanzic, Fanson, Collins, Bowman, Bayer, Harbuugh Bottom-Sainen, Langley, Duschene - me as -X amass. we w we - E an B me 5 W1 ss ss '1 eww . me ss nm an mea m -- -,mi me ' H5-.ne . a ss me me A 4. mama . T mx-X H15 ,w ,mm .W new me manga we EET THE PRESS . . . Highway Top Picture-Bayer, Podmolik, Clerkin, Purcell, Starostovic, Iiganti Bottom Picture-Row 1: Fanson, Collins Row 2-Brown, Rizzo, Samen, Cleland, Young, Bowman, Moore . . . 'Highway Staff-Fall Semester I Editor-1n-cluel ....,...............,........................ . ................,............ Ed Stil1'OSiZOVlC Page 1 .,....,......... ...........,.. I oan Purcell - asst. Don Bayer Page 2 ...,. ,.....,.. I olm Clerkin - asst. Ioan Duschene Rage 3 ..... ..... ..... R Ose Podmolik - asst. Marge Shimanek Page 4 ................................... ........,.....................,.............,........ I im F anson - asst. jane Harbough Reporters .....,.,. .. .................. .....,..,...,. . ..... . ...... I can Bowman, Petrina Spomtonato, Rosemary Dame, Margaret Langley, Hubertha Samcn, Marion Rizzo, Nancy Sennese . . . Highway Staff-Spring Semester ' Page 1 ...,,..,..,........r......................,....,,.....,............. Ioan Purcell - asst. jean Bowman, Doris Hebei Page 2 ......., ..,.. .... ..... ..... I 4 1 l in Clerkin - asst. Marge Langley, Peggy Cleland Page 3 ..... ................ R ose Podmolik - asst.'Marge Shimanek, Peggy Loye Page 4 .......... .,..........,......... I im Fanson - asst. Jane I-Iarbaugh, Charles Munat Reporters ...... ..... P Iubertha Saman, Marion Rizzo, Eleanore Brown, Carol Young Page 89 m B E ,Q E ss H0 l00KS AT TH BO0KS. mm as mama mn lr M E . . . Library Row 1-Schulz, Roggenkamp, Overaa, Ohlson Row 2--Freidhof, McGowan, Stungis, Gray, Ieser- nik, Carlson Row 3-Lindberg, Heinichen, Lenoci, Katsaros, Arengelovich Library . . . Harpefs haven for happy book- Worms contains some seven thousand booksuplus most of the current maga- zines. Fifteen busy girls under the direction of Mrs. Clarke manage to keep books and library running smoothly. Among these are Helen Schulz, Barbara Stungis, and Lucy Lenoci. Because of the attractive li- brary Superman has active competi- tion at Harper. an WV an mmgggn wi an as an ss mvgwmmgi in s Rita na . .-ss Wm S M-5 Q -M H Q - sigma miwag mtg: vw W WW Q I new ,Hawri- m,Mm1.W.M E E -k Wmsws W M at QW,-X Hs 513221. ,235 B X E HN E E H s . 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The Legion of Honor is an organization made up of the more scholastically inclined boys and girls in school. Their course books are made up entirely of and uS,sv. A pin designating the owner is a Legion of Honor member is given as a reward to the pupils Whose course books have the required marks. Although the student has to return the pin at the end of each semester the Legion member is given a special pin to keep permanently upon graduation, if he has been a member for four semesters including his 4A semester. Page 92 W L. Row 2-Swanke, Haubensak, Meysing, ri? is 'S Kiner, Clerkin, Duschene, as Row S-Martis, Dunne, Purcell, Kova- MW,- ' , were W-'EEMWM' was W mx H. .E MM . Legion of Honor Row 1- Ti Gorski Mulhall Balsites U McElligott 5 Bayer Row 2- Wetzel Trnka Q Gottscliak I-Ierbold 2 McCalbim ' Di Sabato Row 3- Dunn, Galich Mandrela Bigelow Burger Pikes Harke Keller . Legion ' of Honor Row 1- Kutsclke Francis Doven Row 2- Kozak Elsner Moran Van Kirk Saccaro Hooks Shaw Row 3- Bilanzic Fanson Eugenides Eilers Francis lE6I0 0F H0 0R 4B's and 4A's 'Legion of Honor . . . Four years of getting Eis or better is an accomplishment that can be appreciated only by the Legion members of then class Members of the Legion of Honor can be consideied the seholas tically elite of their graduating class. Each of the pictured students has received at least E s il not 5 s in his course book from the time he was a little fi eshie to the time the four bars on the sleeves of his sweater signified he was a S611101 Page 93 FLASHES WITH Fl00 llGHT Movie Operators . . . V The audiences seldom see the movie operator, for he Works in the dark. His job is hard and requires him to know how to run any type of movie projector as Well as a 35 min. slide projector and make minor adjustments and repairs on his projectors with speed and accuracy. Frank Licata, Mel Mozwecz, and Ken Patrick are the veterans and are a credit to the operators. The stage crew is made up of boys who along with being mechanically minded also have to handle a large responsibility in seeing that all productions run smoothly. The boys must handle the sound effects, mn the phonographs, tape recorders, direct the spot lights and change and shift the back drops for all Harperis stage productions. . . . Movie Operator Row 1-Elzinga, Mr. English, Bruck, Cascio, Basso Row 2-Lee, Patrick, VValters, Liczllu, Zouras, Hanson, Donnelly, Tebbins, Mozwecz Row 3-Penninger, Mozwecz . . . Stage Craft Bosco, Bagus, Magnuson, Licata, Patrick, Kregl, Mr. Sommers, Mozwecz BO0KR00 CHECKERS MATRUN S STAFF served six semesters. A fairly new competitive ip at Harper is the ker team. Mr. Stanek acts Jonsor, with Dave Meier aptain. They have such rising players as Bob Mc- ianis and Gunnar Pear- who have both helped to Tilden and C.V.S. Mrs. Hanrahan, the ina and Found Department , Bookroom l-Bendler, Mulhall, Sellas Wicks trom, Wfatson, Gray Spoonhour low 2-Linder, Kenny, Stohl, Len- nen , . Checker Team ereznak, Polzin, Mr. Stanek, Mc- XVillia1ns, Tullos, Pearson . . MGYFOHIS Staff Iarshall, Schragg, Mrs. Hanrahan, Cercco, Koranda, Guerin Page 95 What a place for a book- ul The text-books of the e school are stored in the room under the care of Finnegan. Two of her J assistants are Iune 'Wat- tnd Elisa Gray, who have Joooool My aching backn 7Vho tripped 1ne?', 5 any a Harper student himself in need of first and her staff of Ioan 'in, Nancy Schragg, and llis Marshall, help to ti up ailing students and .de over a Well stocked BIG BRUTHERS AND S STERS No more startled girls barging into the fourth floor gym. N o poor lost soul Wan- dering up to the fifth floor roof garden and Why not? Because they have been briefed on the terrors of high school life by Seniors who know their Way around Ye Old Harper Halls. These Senior Sponsors, a boy and girl for each Freshie division, took their charges around the building, showed them Where to go, told them what they could do and what organizations were open to them. The idea of Senior Sponsors has been so successful that in four years these very Freshies will even be able to tell incoming lB's how to make a straight S average. Clock-wise-Walinski, Duschene, Stephens, Ecker, Ingram, Shimanek Hoekstra, Presler, Eugenides, Walilen, Eberling, Purcell z ' ' ' ' ' ' - ' 1 z.: ii -. -:-1-H 'i 35,5 ' nw 1 fl? ' Y A 3 2- K wav gym nz may an sf wx wr. mm, if 5 w as sa- w we ss a n xr fm E . w ww X W. Maja,-W ,W if w W1 M H , F , D. Q. W ss. Q Q gs WH 'H am-Q a ss-.E dw ss-n B gs 'ss B . UM? E sig S8 BQ 'Egg 'ss -mmm nw?-1. Kim BB ms A ss 1 if f, I., wma ws, vm ma mn nm , ss mg .Bm Wi- M iw E .ss a . ma E Q E H E 1 H 1 Exim , .E . , -E HW' Qgzaawgwy, 5? , sam 5? x-ss Em mm ,mm I , K , 3 mwwmx ,Q Egsmswgl mg ,f um xg 'ki ga W .3 H ms V, wif 1 :-B , E L. .E H H Ara, , W - 5.-2 Qiww mga Xi' W' a H H nr-E 4,5 I A 31 .:. -eil-T 3 J i 3 if ..!-,L L. - E MR . DAVIS'S DWISIUN Page 99 Row 1- Arnold, Bader Brown ROW 2- r Dilks, Du Buque Ellison, Foley Greene, Heun Row 3- Kratochvil, Langley Licata, Liggett Martin, Martis Row 4- McGoWan, Mixa Pentridge, Poth Senese, Serone Row 5- Stoll, Volpi Wagner, NYC-ztzel Wllite, Wiening MISS BR IJFUR ' DIVISIUN Page 100 Bow- l- Apple, Ardickas ROW 2- Beuson, Burkee Caria, De Novi Elziuga, Esposito Row 3- Fasauo, Ceraghty Grabe, Hair Hollendonuer, Kapral Row 4- Kelly, Moore Mozwecz, Mullen Poliuo, Rizzo Row 5- Steele, Sulk Timosciek, Vilkas Weidemille1', Xeros MR H RRIS'S DWISIO 84.9, Q Hmm my E? fgvagggggmgwggsg E 5 5 V? M ' ' sm rl Page 101 HWEEK, HWEIYEQE mizigiql T' wx Qgg sa Kms HEIQGE '-mx E 55,5 WHYQJTE gxmw 8831!-ii-X wean -WEEE' msg, fffflfalsi Row 1- Alvin Row 2- Bagus, Bosco Cannano, Cericola Cholly, Cleland Courts Row 3- Dankler, Ellstrom France, Guedel Holahan, I-Iornung Johnston Row 4- Jones, Kennedy Mattair, McHatton Polzen, Samon Sennese Row 5- Smith L., Smith R. Viuke, Waigand VVoods, Young Zacharias I MR. SCHILKPS DIVISIUN Row 1- Borg, Cardilli Dalton ROW 2.- Delegatto, Esch Gorski Row 3- Greco, Herzog Hilker Row 4- Hull, MCI ntyrc Mueller Row 5- Patrick, Pearson Peterson Row 6- SC1'1Uh1T!?lD1'l, Stahl Stroh Row 7- Tempel, Terdy Yoost Row 1- Bucher, Buchler Cnporelli Row 2- Froemke, Green Herrington, Jones S jones T., Landi Row 3- La Porta, Lee Meagan, Moskus Munat, Mutzbauer Row 4- Nielsen, O'Dea O'Neil1, Picco Benfree, Schultz ROW 5- . Shannon, Smith Van Gelder, Verre Wick, Zaremski M SS H GHES'S DIVISIO Page 104 Row 1- Alm, Backstrom Chick, Collins Bow 2- Ferngren, Finn Gibson Grant Guariniello, Hebei Row 3- Jurgens, Landi J. Larwin, Maloney McFadden, O,Donne1l Row 4- O,Malley, Pelegrini Quinn, Schnoor Shillim, Spoonhour Row 5- Teoro, Tubinas T ullos, Vujevic Watson, Wriglit SS SCHMO0K' DIVISIO Row-l- Bereznak, Bigelow Calzaretta, Dell Di Sabato, Harmon Row2- Herbold, jurgens Jurgens, Keller Lagoni, Mattice Row 3- McWilliams, Meyers Orman, Pierro Pikes, Rader Row 4- Roehr, Ruth Sellas, Shepherd Swannie ,..,...i. ,- ,,..,., . ., . . A V Page 105 M S. CARAHER, MISS PARSUNS, Page 106 SS 0R Row 1- Bailey, Calzaretta Corcoran, Gray Gleason, Hosmer Bow 2- Mancini, Miller O'Connor, Ostrom Schraag Row 1- Balandes, Balsitis- Lipelt Row 1- Brillhart, Brogan Davis, Delegate Devivo, Forlenza Row 2- F reidhof, Frenchik Greco, Iurgovan Lenert, Loye Row 3- Marshall, Mayer McIntosh, Nielson Pierro, Ready Row 4 V Ryan, Siwek Woodworth 8 MR BRETT RS GRUSVE 0R Howl Bhgh Callson Deuerlmg Hecht I'I61H1Cl'ICU Kfitsaros ROW9 Krause Llkey Lyons Maltlll Mullen Nemecek Row 3 OConnell Overfm Petrasek SHtV1S Rega Row 4 Ba1k1e Balley Duvfil Howells Iohn sou ROWS Kramer Kf1czoWsk1 Mmhaels Onesto Payne Plulhps Plutz P1ow6 Radluu Bega Rychel Stuutes Toppett WVe1nga1tne1 Zertll Pflge 107 f 0 9 0 , . 3 , L -4- J , . 1 7 , - , cn 7 Blomqulst, Dubuc 4 s 5 ' . 3 I 5 3 , a 7 S. S ANEK'S DIVISIUN Page 108 Row 1- Benson, Condux Daufenback, Dawson Row 2- Dickerson, Dixon Doren, Gleason Hahn, Johnson Row 3- Kiessling, Klusmeyer Kocean, Kozak Leto, Paschke Row 4- Penberthy, Powers Schaefer, Swanson Wach, Wakefield MISS WO0D ' VI I N Bowl Angelo Denlmgel DGI1111lgG1 Glfnilltl C-ueun I'IO1I1 Iohnson ROWS Olson Pusslxy Schuch Shaw SLlC1C.h Wulf Z1Glltk0 Page 109 - J ' la H 'la I rf .J .I 3 4 : , Row 2-Keller, Kriugle, Kunze, Lacy, Meier, Morgan, Morris - 9 ' Q Q 7 2 3 1 I K 5 Q . MISS TR CVS DIVISIUN Page 110 Row 1- Albecker, Barre Brimer Row 2- D'Angelo, De Weir Donnelly Row 3- IJ. my up Fitz gerald, 'I-by EJ-41 Knerr How 4- Murphy, Norton O,Hara Row 5- Stepheus, Stinson Woods MISS BROWN'S DIVISIUN L I C 5 S 1 E r Q v Row 1- Alquire Row 2- Catanzaro, Corp Dahlquist, Estelle F erree, Francis ROW 3- Gibbs, Gorski Gottschalk, Granata Klempner, Lurgio Row 4- Manville, McCallum Monahan, Nichols Pecho, Pikes Row 5- Radlollf, Schiefen Schultz, Sofus Tennant, Trnka Page 111 R. C UR HILL' DIVISIGN H Page 112 Q Q X , Row 1- Ames, Angelus Basil, Blair Carey, Coglianese Row 2- Crogan, Crotty De Luise, De Sousa Donegan, Donnelly C Donnelly I. Row 3- Donovan, Fisher Gley, Guariniello Haugh, Herbolcl Horan Row 4- Horton, Kutschke Linder, Lund Magero, McGrath Moran Row 5- Pecho, Ritter Ryan, Slas Watt, Wild, Wilkinsoli M S. A 0 BRIEN S IJIVISIU Row 1 Allen, Baldwm ROWQ. Be Buuafato CZISCIO, CGICLO CIAIIG Daufenback Doven ROWS Dugan, Dunne Esch F1tzge1ald Gonzalez GC1lll1S GLl1f1St61 ROW4 Gl151Cl1 Hartmann 118156 Hogle Lauclute Row 5 Ma1 gm ella McFadden, lVIC,Cv1GAl M1lle1 A M1lle1 B Mlllel L Olson Row O Nelll Schulz H Schultz M SClll.lStG1 Sxmonyte Stabelow Stephens Hi .. I-Iolz1'lchte1', Huff 6- MISS M. A. 0'BRIEN'S IJIVISIUN Page 114 Row 1- Brooks, Burrnan Cascio, Duris Durkin, Easterhouse Row 2- Enright, Francis F ronzen, Gercius Harke, Ianavice Row 3- Iohnson, jucius Kelly, Kenney Kestas, Kopping Bow 4- Krause, Menzor McGary, McGary Newberg, Paulikos Row 5- Plisik, Rasmussen Santoro, Tietz Tomzak, Zerbian MRS. K. RYAN'S DIVISIUN How 1- Basso, Birk Boris Row 2- Bradley, Brown Cantone, Carlson Cartwrigllt, Dellorto Row 3- Delpriore, Flynn Fox, Gustafson Hanson, Heglund Row 4- Hirsclunan, Kehoe Lyngklip, Malkus Morris, Neely Row 5- North, Petrulis Plank, Raymond Rehder, Schultz Row 6- Schwartz, Single Theisges, Vitale Young, Zouras Page 115 MRS. GREEIPS IJIVISIUN Page 116 ,BOW 1- Bartmik, Dammer Di Biase, Garber Row 2- Gigliotta, Hoffmeister Kelsey, Kanrath Row 3- Nagel, Pappas J. Pappas S., Shumard Row 4- Sturenfeldt, Vevers Williams I., Williams R M SS COX S DIVISIUN Row 1 Alexander Bfud Basso Beedxe Blfmsgen Row2 BLlCkll1gh'll'H Burgess Connolly Crawford Dull Egan Estok Row 3 Framke Fuglsang Glgalltl Hanson Home Housewrxght johnson BOW4 Kubley Laban Lmdberg McGowan Mlller Oas N mneman Row 5 Paln Patano Pelllllllgel Sabhck Sand1e Seldler Wensel Pqgc 117 , 1 : I C as K we gs-A ' Q -H H ,, ' 1 V w 2 a -I 7 ,-'SSE W, 5 Q : ,M-.,, ' L mud, , -Wg -1 2 H . . E 7 : H H? Q my ,ny . H.-if - ws . a ' 9 a . 1. 'SSS S8 FEE . ' ss ex' H' ' ' . - ,f Y- H- . - I . , , ' , E E a . . H 9 1 B S . MR. ERS'l S DIVISIDN Row 1- Alys, Arangelovich Arthu rs Row 2- Bendler, Bronzell . Dove, Duncan Dunne, Cardstrom Row 3- Cuarnieri, Henson Healy, Holtz Kott, Lazar Row 4- e Lennon, Mack McHugh, Monreal Musielak, Ohlson Row 5- Ranke, Roggenkamp Sieja, Sinko Strache, Stasiak Page 1 18 MISS KINSEVS DIVISID Row 1 Augone Row2 Drews Egan F8123 Fuglsang Gleco Hall ROWS Hull jesermk Kuzfms Lamont Lehnel Mau BOW4 McF'1dden MO1g1l1 Moses Nelson Ogean Ott Row 5 Parello Pfuello Stflck K Stack RoW6 Stark Steadmfm Vldqlx Wallett Webel W1be1 g Pfzgc 119 3 3 . 7 a . C 2 .3 . c , ' c 7 7 5 4 . Presbitero, Rhein, c ., ,, K 5 ,Q .7 . . . R. 0'KEEFFE'S DIVISIUN Row 1- Adamytis, Andruska Row 2- Aneste, Beukema Boyd, Churin 9 Cuchiara, Dusek fsx Row 3- . Fawcett, Hartley Hayes, Hendrickson Jonas, Kalchb1'e1mer Row 4- Leuoci, Meadows Miller, Mozwecz Olson, Parrish Row 5- Paulauskas, Paulls Porrey, Ruppert Schmitz, Schuele Row 6- I Smolensky, Sokaschitsch Strobel, Tamulevicius Trnka, VVickstrom Page 120 RS. SCHUEWEIPS DIVISIUN Row 1- Brockery, Bruguone Cannon, Clark Collins, Derby De VVeis Row 2- Euk, Gallager Gray, Gutchewsky Heine, Howe Hubick ' Row 3- Izokaitis, Kempiak Kent, Koller Madison, Maertz Morrison Row 4- Newberg, Nevvirth Nicholas, Pentriclge Polziu, Purcell Riley Row 5- Schuler, Shaw Shea, Smetaua Torrell, VVagner Zelinskas Page 121 MR. KlEIN'S DIVISIUN Page 1:22 Row 1- Agnew, Algminns Alton, Angeleika Angone, Beniatus Row 2- Bright, Cericola Gesiakowski, Crabowsk McElliot, Smith Row 3- Springetti, Stungis Sunblade, Thornton Tisher, Wagner Row 4- Welch, Wentlent Wenzel, Wesby Wolf, Wolff MISS CUSTER DIVISIUN Row 1- Beovich, Burnette Byrne, Colclasure Cullen Row 2.- Cummings, Foley 1 Camperl, Cestar Crannum Row 3- Grennan, I-Ieise johnson, Klein Mastrangelo ROW 4- Moffatt, Myers Rasmussen Schuhman Sesol Row 5- Shervino, Spitzer Stewart, Tarter Vaisvila Page 123 QQQQQQ Q W Q W W W Q Q Q 5 Q Q W W Q Q Q W W W E54 F4 Q Egg , Q Q Q Q Q Q 5 EEE QEQHQ QQQQQQ HQHQEH QEQEQQQQ EEE QQ E- Ei QQEQQQHEQE EQEQEEEEQQ gf 1 . tb cfufur, 4 E E sf. Amos as E i Q2gaYx: NHQRQ5 E 5 ' L Q Q' -1291 50 5 Q ' 25 Q m ' M W QQQQ EEQHQE 559555 B9 0 D 0 O T 3 3 5 'Lu-1 '-'15 oo vw o 5- 3' 35 Ch E..- m 3 Q. 3' 4 m 3 C cn n E: n Q CD 0 30 5 9. 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