Harper High School - Shield Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 134 of the 1953 volume:

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X Q W ia! ,WW , X 'W x A 31 'mix .. 4, 42 Y ..- Vw' hm 5-n.. Secrel Service WM Top: Row l--Seidler, lrainlia, Gross, Bigelow Harder. Nicholas, Kjeldsen, Lenoci Vitale, 0'lJea Row 2-f-Ritter, Slierinan, liowatili, Snyder Nlcflee, Brown, NlCliC2lllC5, Schulz lleadleslon, KZIIACHI, Rht-in, Kehoe llelow --Phillips. Nlrs. Greer One of the most familiar doors to all Harperites is the one to 205. Inside the door Mrs. Greer and her very able secretaries handle records dealing with attendance and deportment. The eihcient girls who serve on the 205 stall per- form a variety of services as filing, keeping records, typing, explaining the forms to all freshmen and as messengers. Although many students may have a legitimate record in 205, when one of the messengers enters a classroom and asks lor someone he always expects the worst. Most of the time Mrs. Greer summons the student to clear a record but sometimes there are students who do get the worst. 205 is also the room where everyone must go to get re-admits or tardy slips. Except for the few people who have perlect attendance lor four years every- one at some time or another must visit 205. Harperites may think ol 205 as a torture cliainher but it is really only the ollice where records are kept. Page lil f ,,,, VW 3 ,, A, M If Q ,, N51 f 1.i5n XZ A if , ' i u , f Qs X -.. , , X fag f ,fi if L f' , A 4 L ' If ' ' KN 't ' ' ,S 4 ' , I ' HADRA HILT FABRIZIO Blue League Opens Door SWANNIE Row 1-Coach Klein, Howe, Michiels, Ramos, Glatto, Stark, Dixon, Harmon Row 2-Welch, Burnette, Schultz, Graziano, Moretti, johnson Row 3-C-razizdei, Gerulis, Condux, Benke, Geraghty, Gibbs, Lambe, Swanson, Steadman, Radher COZEN JELENICK ZERTH RYCHEL Q i in X D X 'F 1' GUSICH FRAZEN DZIMIDAS SWANSON To 1952 Vicfories Although they may never go down in the annals of high school football history as city champs, Harper will never be known as a push-over. Some of the senior players who were outstanding in this season's games were Don Swanson and Tony Gusich, Harper's talented kicker. The backbone of the team consisted of Aumann, Dzimidas, and Fabrizio, who played both offensive and defensive brilliantly and as a result completed many successful plays. The 1952 season was one of the most successful Harper has ever had. They split the games by defeating Englewood, Farragut, and Parker, but were defeated by Du Sable, Bowen and Hyde Park. RADKIN AUMANN SCHUCK GLATZ sw H' u W , ,, if ii Oli! .W 5 ,f fl' ' Oh Happy Days Seen cheering themselves hoarse at all the football games, no matter what the time, are Mr. Carlin, Miss Hedeen and the majority of the students. 95 Page I4 N' 1 ,Was , W Srep Wlrh Pep Top: Row l-O'Connell, Miller, Kopsa Middle: Row l-Connolly, A. Wagner, Wolf, Krause Row 2-Beovich, McGowan, Kehoe, Kribley, Malkus, Whitty, B. Wagner Bottom: Row l-Beovich, A. Wagner, Whitty, Wolf, Malkus, McGowan, Kribley, Con- nelly, Kehoe, Krause CHEERLEADERS Seven rahs and a yea, cheer- leaders for Miss Hanrahan's hard working squad. With their captain Joan Malkus calling the signals the cheerleaders have lead enthusiastic Cardinal rooters into a frenzy of yell- ing for their team. Flashes of red skirts and white sweaters can be seen at all the football and basketball games as the cheerleaders go through their routine. These peppy morale boosters have helped give the teams that extra oomph needed for victories. BATON TWIRLERS Right along with the cheerleaders are the baton twirlers who perform at half time at the football games. The tossing and spinning of their shiny metal staves holds the attention of the crowds. It's intriguing the way the twirlers manipulate their batons while spectators sit tense wondering if the experts will miss. But Mil, Sally, and Carol always come through with a good show. Page 15 Sure Shots kv? 5 1 MRP54 7 Zlwhgpfki R bfi P GW' RPER lj yRPf,Q 52 Zz Pu MPH Mig U? ,if 55,1 7.1 KRPE1 1,5 Eg' FRPFW 'iqewpu hnnpffv Kp,RPt AAR UH BASKETBALL JUNIORS Top: Row l Row 2- Row 3- -Garber, O'Hara, Daily, McGrath, Pierson C Y . oaeh Suee, McQuade, Pearson, Rizzo, North, Sherikas, Gold Ritchie, Boland, Hlulf, Halibozer, Clatz, Robertson, Griffen Bottom: Row I- , , , . ee Row 2-Mack, Atom, Nelson, Framke, Dunne, Stark, Frendon, Schriber Gold, Fitzgerald, C-urrister Keller Grilfen Coach Sw VARSITY SCORES - l952-3 RPL' 511: VIVV H '1Qg Calumet 62 ,,,.,. ....., H arper 59 Parker 58 ,..... ....... H arper CYS 80 ,,,.....,. ..... H arper 73 Harper 65 ........ ........... H irsch Bowen 77 .,,.. Harper 62 Harper 65 .................... Hyde Park Harper 75 ,,,,,, ,,.,,.,.,, F enger 57 South Shore 69 .,.., .......... H arper l-Iqlrper 6-4 ,,.,r, r.,,,,...,....., C Lzirver 6l Harper 68 ....,...... ....... X Vesteott Harper 78 .....,.......... Morgan Park 77 Page 16 Backboard Bouncers BASKETBALL Although the cagers missed the playoffs, Harper ended the season with a total of six wins and Five losses in league games and eight wins and Five losses in practice games. It was through the efforts of high scorers Jack Grillin and VVally Doren, that Harper was able to average 61.3 points per game for the season. For their effort Griihn and Doren were rewarded by being selected on the All-South Sec- tion Team, with Doren being the only mid-year graduate in the city to receive this honor. Grifhn ended the season with 234 points making him third highest scorer in the city. Though the team didn't make the playoffs this year, they should have a good chance next year, when the Frosh-Sophs will move up to be with remaining high scorers Nelson, Sherp, Frendon, and Mack. Top left-Keller, Gurrister Bottom left - Nel- son, Dunne Top right-Fren- don, Mack Bottom right- Griffen, Fitzgerald Page I7 V f rn l . ,A 1 They're Cn The Ball Top: Clockwise-Brick, Mack, Tennant, De Sousa, Rizzo, Dunne, Manville, Rizzo, Palm Boflom: Row l-Mack, Tennant, Brick, Rizzo, Palm, Coach Gray Row 2-Hirsclnnan, Mgr.: Framke, Mgr.g Manville, De Sousa, Dunne BASEBALL One of the well-known sports in which the athletes of Harper participate is baseball. Some of the almost professional amateurs who indulge in the game with energy, form, and ability are Jake De Sousa, Lefty Manville, and Phil Nelson. These players have been with Coach Gray for three seasons and each season their playing has improved so that the team has the reputation of beinff one ol the hnest in the high school league. llc , i gl ,I Q X55 PPE F x I rx L , it N l N ,rg 1 . fsy,.a,Qlg, , - ' V M! 'St N , ' . it --' T . , 'K .- P' 1 ,g fe-X i-. 5 N X X V -L: w-LV' .f fW:f!f .51 ,ff ,QW In and Cui 'ro Win lHEIlll'llllillllllllllllllll f' GOLF AND SWIMMING During warm spring days, it seems as though many of the business executives are bitten by that little golf bug. But this little pest has also busied himself annoying teachers by using his charm on already weakened by spring fever, pupils. Some of Harper's now prominent and enthusiastic golfers can be found practicing at Marquette Park and playing at jackson Park every pleasant day. While on the subject of holes, Harper's aquatic artists may be found frequenting one of their favorite swimming holes to limber up and keep in shape for next year's team and swim meets. Although Harper has not been up with the best high school teams they are becoming a promising threat in the city meets. I Page 19 All Around Aihlefes Top. Row l-Boyd Row 2-Gustafson, Malkus, Sokaschitsch, Miller Row 3-McGowan, Spicka, Fallon, Likey Row 4fHayes, Lux, Ridener Middle: Row l-Mattice Row 2iDonovan, Coglianese, Crane Row 3-Rhein, Feila, Kopsa Row rl--Collschalk, Neely, Smith, Mrs. Stanek, Miller Seated-Kocean, Kozak, Esch, Keller, Crane, Miller, Gottschalk, Coglianese, Duval, Miss Schrnook Standing-Crogan, Mattice, Penberthy, Donovan, Derby, Smith The Girls' Athletic Association is run by the Board and Cabinet under the supervision of Mrs. Stanek. Its membership consists of girls who are willing to devote their spare time to bettering the GAA. The fall semester officers were Nancy Mattice, Carol Gottschalk, Elaine Haugh, and Arlene Miller. The spring officers remain the same except lor Carol Gottschalk who is President and Shirley Smith, Vice-President. The 500 Club, also supervised by Mrs. Stanek is the halfway mark towards getting a letter. The Girls' Letter Club, sponsored by Niiss Schmook, holds many social functions outside oi school. One ol the most enjoyable affairs was the initiation. Carol Gottschalk, Carol Kozak, Pat Donavzm, Ruth Esch, Aiidfea Duval, and Barbara Crane were officers. Page 20 Racquefeers TENNIS Look out for that forearm swing! lt's Mary Sokaschitsch, one ol Mrs. Stanek's 'Aracqueteersf' sending the ball sailing over the net to score another point, Every Tuesday Marquette Park's tennis courts are invaded by the GAA. tennis club. YVhen the girls are not outdoors, they practice serves, backhands, and swings in the girls' gym with the very capable help ol' two of the members, -lo Ann Overaa and Shirley Smith who assist Mrs. Stanek in showing the girls many of the various skills which are necessary to play a good game of tennis. Top left-Smith, Buckingham Bottom lel't+YVells, Borowski, Sokaschitsch, Hleber Top right-Nason, Buckingham, Cummings. Carlson Bottom right-Kozik, Duerling, Drews, Smith n I , rr- g, I Z' ' Qnia ni n uni -11, ,--.--1 1 s Fun Affer Four RIDING AND BOXVLING Many ol the ineinbers of the GAA. also belong to the Riding :ind Bowling clubs. These two Clubs ineet alter school under the direction of their sponsors. The riding club ineets xVCClllC5ClliYS at Midway Stables with Bliss Schinook. and the bowling Club on Friday :it Queen Bowling Alley with Mrs. Stanek. The girls enjoy these sports because they have lun engaging in theni. Trip: A. Schinook, Round, Yan Dyke, Basil, Cainperel liollom 5 Row lf-Miller, Nichols, Donoxzin, Clogliunese, Keuveny, Driscoll. Lexin. Nason, Raretzi, Sulor, Musielak Row 2-Drinka, Koiik, Baunizin, johnson, Kelly, Luwrente, Blair, Deddo, Schulz, Spickzl. Ross, Helander, Lindberg Row 3iNIzitticc, Klusineyer, Schefcsik. Dyke, linux, Crogan,, Ruse, Ci0lISCll21llx, Bloinqnist, Carlson, Cuinniings, Allsot Captain Basketball Champ CAPTAIN BASKETBALL CHAMPS Anyone buying a ticket for the Captain Basketball Tournament, is assured ol really getting her n1oney's worth. This is one day of the year that all GAA. members eagerly wait for in order to witness the battle between the junior and Senior girls lor the title. This is the sport of all sports, because 21 good game includes a lew scratched arms, twisted ankles, bruises, as well as cheers echoing through the gym for thirty minutes. This ast anuar f, Carol Kozak and her might Fifteen became the Basketball Cham as ol' Q P 3 a Y l defeating their o onents b aJJroximately thirty Joints. a PP Y ll . , l The spectators not only witnessed a terrific game but also saw one ol the highest scoring games possible. -,N Page 23 x I I z-ff' 11 - if 3 Q 2 w.,, Seniors Pl'f'f'll'I'6.S', rings, and then prom time, I-erme senior boys nvitlmnt II dime. Row l-Alexander, Anderson, A. Basso, L. Basso, Boris Row 2-Brown, Brnck, Buckingham, Cantone, Carey Row 3-Carlson, Cartwright, Cmunl, Connolly, De Guido Row 4-Dell, Dellorto, Egan, Fitzgerald, Fox Page 26 Seniors jeu-ns seem to 116 a-xvlzfml time fad, Al dIIIIlY'S ymfll lm! I't'?I'0gIIl'i6' 1116 lad. O Row I-lfrumkc, I ugls.mg, Ciigzunli, Gustafson, D. Hanson Row 2-R. Hanson, Hcgluml, Hirschman, Home, Horton Rbiv 3-jolmson, Kzlxs, Kclmc, lirilrlcy, Liclley Row 4-Lindberg, Mulkux, Aluiimvunl, Miller, Morris N 1 Page 27 Page 28 Seniors Senior boys case school dances, Searching for future Prom romances. Row l-Neely, Ninneman, North, Oas Row 2-Pahr, Patano, Penninger, Plank, Ray- mond Row 3-Rehder, Ricker, Round, Schwartz, Seidler Row 4-Single, Vitale, Wensel, Williams, Zouras Juniors English six features Macbeth's story, Which comes to an end enjoyably gory. Row l-Agostinelli, Alberts, Algminas, Alton Row 2-Anderson, Arthurs, Bade, Bancss, Beck- man Row 3-Barowski, Beovich, Bligh, Boland, Bor- nath Row 4-Bosco, C. Boyd, D. Boyd, Bradley, Bright Row 5-Brockery, Bumette, Cappetto, Caria, Carlson Juniors They sit and wait fm' lime In j:u.s.s, Then where do they gn? To the nexl class. Row I-Cohen. Cullen, Danuker, Daufenback Row 2-Deddo, Delessio, Deno, Deppert, Derby Row 3-Deuerling, DeValk, De Wees, Dilks, Dinsmore Row 4-Disbrow, Dormbrowsky, Doran, Dove, Drews Row 5-Dullard, Duncan, Dunne, DuSek, Ecker Page 30 Juniors '1'hroz1gll the air she goes flying, lvmfor .siunts have the girls sighing. Row I-Fallon, Fein, Fiddell, Fish Row 2-Foley, Frenden, Freund, Fuglesang, Glatz Row 3-Galonis, Gamperl, Canakos, Gardsufom Gibson Row 4-Goerres, Granzua, Grannum, Graziadei Graziano Row 5-Gulli, Gutchewsky, Halibozek, Halper Hanson : r Page 31 X 'vigrx V' - V .,, uk-Xs17'g f X, x.-x , ,y,,. i , m..,,,4,e,, ,A - ,-fmxvh 7, A ,. ,3f.w.-W N74 fee.-1? 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Row Row Row Row Row 1-Harder, Hawk, Hayes, Heine 2-Heinichen, Heise, Helander, Herrmann, Holl 3-Hough, Hubick, James, Johnson, john- ston 4-Jones, Jurgens, Kabaker, Kalchbrenner, Kahn 5-Kanda, Katsaros, Keating, Kempiak, Kenney Juniors Algebra, Geometry and then comes Trig, With all this knowledge a student feels big. Row l-Kent, Kjeldsen, Klein Row 2-Kollar, Kosis, Kovack, Kramer, Lamont Row 3-Land, Larson, Latwis, LeBlanc, Lazar 'Ci-7 Row 4-Lennon, Lenoci, Levigne, Lewandowski, Likey XJ' Row 5-Lynch, Madison, Maertz, Main, Mair X Page 33 Juniors Harpefs football team went in and tangled, And left the other team looking man- gled. Row l-Manning, Martin, Mastrangelo Row 2-McKinney, Meadows, Melaniphy, Mel- nik, Miller Row 3-Miner, Moifat, Moretti, Morkes, Morku- nas Row 4-Mullen, Musielak, P. Nelson S. Nelson Nemecek Row 5-Neuvirth, Newberg, Nicholas, Noer, O'Connell n .luniors Nou? the 1ll7ZZ.0T5vhf1'U6 eonfessedg Geometry tests they'd often guessed. Row 1-Ogean, Ohlson, Ott Row 2-Overaa, Palm, Parello, Paulauglxas, Paulls Row 3-Pearson, Pegrggelx, Phelp5, Polzin, Porrey Row 4-Presbitero, Purcell, Rascop, Rasmussen, , -RCga .... ,- , .,. Row 5-Rhein, Riener, Rizzo, Roeske, Roggen- A Kamp - , . - . - Q'-'iq V157 Z? Page 35 7 'ZS' '63-3? Page 36 Juniors Well there they are finally, in third year high, Soon they'll be seniors, that is if they try. Row l-Sandgren, Schocncman, Schricr Row 2-Schuele, Schuhmann, Schuler, Schumak- er, Scsol Row 3-Shaw, Shereikis, Smetana, D. Smith, R. Smith Row 4-Smith, Smolensky, Sokaschitsch, Som- mem, Spitzers Row 15-Springetti, Staschke, S trang, Struz Stungis Juniors If you are in trouble and need first aid, The matron knows all the tricks of the trade Row I-Sunblade, Snyder, Thornton Row 2-Timpe, C. Tischer, M. Tischer, Torrelli, Travis Row 3-Trnka, Vidak, A. Wagner, B. Wagner, Weber Row 4-Wells,Wenrich,Wesby, Whitney, Whitty Row 5--Wiberg, Wickstrom, Wolf, Wolff, Wright Page 38 S o p h o m o ro e s Clever skirts and blouses of blue, Result from the-se-wing-the Sophomores A do Row l-Albertson Row 2-Allsol, Allsot, Alys, Ambrose, Anderson Row 3-Anderson, Bailey, Baker, Bakor,,, Bgiu- man Row 4-Baumeister, Beadleston, Beek, Benes, Bissell K Row 5-Bisshof, Blackwell, Bosworth, Bomkin, Bresnahan A 'A in 1 'A Row 6-Brick, Briskit, Broderson, Brown, Brown S o p h o m o r e s Poor little freshies go from room to room, While malicious sophomores plot their doom. Row 1-Brundage Row 2-Buch, Burrafata, Byrne, Calabrease, Campbell Row 3-Cantone, Morissette, Carlson, Carlson, Kucera Row 4-Carlson, Carstens, Cassello, Chrzanowski Citro Row 5-Clemente, Cloutier, Collins, Cornell Costello Row 6-Cox, Cox, Croisant, Crout, Cummings Page 39 ,. .aa Page 40 Sophomores Two years down and two to go, My this high school life is slow Row 1-Daly Row 2-Damato, Danis, De Maso, Deikus, De Wees Row 3-Diblich, Di Fatta, Di Gregorio, Dion, Drasutis Row 4-Dizyga, DuBuque, Dugan, Durkin, Dyke Row 5-Dyke, Dzimidas, Erickson, Essof, Fair- holm Row 6-Fiedler, Fine, Franz, Gaddis, Garber Sophomores Dissecting the worms the girls do dread, The worms dorft worry for they are dead. Row 1-Garrett Row 2-Gatto, Genver, Gill, Gotlschalk, Gros- beck Row 3--Guhl, Haering, Hagbom, Hagey, Haley Row 4-J. Harker, R. Harker, Hartman, Hauser, Hay Row 5-Hedstrom, Heine, Hcring, Hoffman, Horan Row 6-Huck, Hurd, Janes, james, jurko Page gil 127 1:7 'Q7' Page 42 Sophomores rlflirror, mirror, in her hand, Mmmm boy, does he look grand! 4 , rl XXL-x 'A ' 'gg I K 1,41 Row l-Kachinsky Row 2 Kafka, Kareta, Keller, Keltcr, Keweza Row 3-Knop, Koppin, Kopping, Kopsa, Kotik Row 4-Kozak, Kozik, Kraft, Kramer, Krueger Row Row 5 6- Kruse, Karlson, Kull, La Femina, Lagoni La Porta, Larson, Leja, Ligulski, Lizius lla S ophomores Talking on the phone is always a treat, YW 35,7 To use this one is hard on the feet. Row Row Row Row Row Row l-Loesch, Lones 2-Lurgio, Lux, Lyon, Mangan, Manis 3-Manis, Maslinski, McAllun, McGee, Mc Grath 4-McGuire, McKeag, Meacham, Meek, Meilz 5-Melnick, Miller, Miller, B. Miller, M Miller 6-Mitchell, Morrill, Cappetta, Mow, Mueller 'QW fiv if ff? Page 43 Sophomor They work, they fret over that The S students, the dzmzmies, the rest. Row 1-Munoz, Murray Row 2-Murray, Musielak, Mutzbaue Newbauer Row 3-Nicholas, Norenberg, North, Olthof GS QA test, and all r, Nason, O'Hara, Row 4-Page, Paliakas, Patton, Pelenis, Perloif Row 5-Pfeiffer, Pipikios,Pittroi'f, Plutz, Pomious Row 6--Poppas, Puetz, Puleo, Quaglia, Ramen 177' -.gif CV Page 44 Sophomores Hallguards are great to hear them boast, But try to End them on their post. Row I-Reader, Regier Row 2-Rehder, Rhein, Righton, Roggenkamp, Ross Row 3-Raush, Ruhnow, Rundle, Russert, Ryan Row4-Satka, Saviglio, Shabes, Schaefer, Schefasik Row 5-Schreiber, Sciaperdine, Senese, Sherman, Smidt Row 6-Smith, Smith, Sowake, Sowake, Specchio Page 45 Sophomores This little bit of ornamentation, Is the result of his inspiration. Row l-Staray, Staudohar, Stenson Row 2-Stettka, Stroud, Studer, Sommers, Sutor Row 3-Sweders, Thomas, Tieman, Traynor, Triebe Row 4-Waiter,Waicoski,Wasill, Wagner, Welch Row 5-Wenk, Wilkosz, Wolfe, Viloods, Wulf Row 6-Young, Zibas, Zima, Zettelmeyer, Zu- bucky Page 46 Freshmen Sieam heated Iofkers andelevntor passes, Fool ,flicked up fellas and cute little Iasses. Row l-Adams, Adams, Akers, Akers, Balaski Row 2-Barnett, Barry, Boris, Bowden, Boyd Row 3-Brower, Brown, Burke, Burk, Burman Row 4-Busse, Cercio, Commerford, Copeland, corbidge ' ' ' ' ' A ' Row 5-D'Angelo, Daniels, Danta, Dapser, Darbff Page 47 F reshmen A freshie who can open his combination, Is unusual enough to be a sensation. Row Row Row Row Row l-Dc Fiore, Deske, De Valk, Di Biase, Dilibert 2-Ditch, Dixon, Dolinko, Dullard, Eade 3-Erhardt, Faucher, Finucan, Fiore, Flowers 4--Frazier, Gallagher, Gazda, Giganti, Goltz 5-Gombac, Gould, Guarnieri, Hager, Haney wr' Page 48 'T' V7 'N 'QQ Freshmen Frustrated fresfzics have days Sllfl? as this, And smrzetfznes wished they didrft exist. Row l-Hanrahan, Hanson, Hanson, D. Hansen, Henning Row 2-Hess, Hoffman, Hollars, Hoker, Hopkins Row3-Hopper, Houlf, Howe, Indicavitch, janonis Row 4-john, T. Johnson, B. johnson, j. john- ston, Juhas Row 5-Kalchbrenner, Kamp, Kayer, Kensgaard, Kessler 1 i Page 49 Fr Row 1- eshmen Klein, Krist, La Porta, Laucevicius, Leckelt Row 2-Leja, Lo Bue, Lockwood, Lucas, Lucas Row 3-Lyons, Madison, Magnolli, Makowski, Malaker Row 4-Marsh, Matyska, Mclnerney, McMahon, Meier Row 5AMclaniphy, Mickus, Mikszla, Miller, Morris High sfhool life has ups and downs. While freshies dream of raps and gowns. EXIT L N94 nowN an-.AF 1 W-7 UPON 1 1 17 Page 50 Freshmen Combing 071685 flair is not frlussmom pr0cec1'1n'e, But something llml ffwrrymlff does in her leisure. Row I-Nemo, Nom, Pascll, Pelkus, Popovitch Row 2-Rader, Raider, Rakowski, RamireL, Redman Row 3-Rezek, Rick, Ringbauer, Ripson, Ritter ww xw-,WJ VW my my-DV 4,6 -Q 'I Row 4-Sals, Salnlnon, Sands, Santoro, Schilnming -nuff' Row 5-Schmidt, Schultz, Shult, Slack, Smith Page 51 Freshmen Down llze stairs 10 205 To see why tl1ey'1'e wanted, Dead or Alive. Row Row Row Row Row Row -Sofus -Sollitto, Spano, Sports, Stefans, Streeter -Stungis, Tanner, Lee, Thomas, Thomp- son 4-Torrelli, Tramba, Trlak, Tucker, Ull- rich 5-Urbauer, Volpi, Vondrak, Wagner, Weiss Wahlcn, Welch, Wiles, Wissing, Zetile Page 52 M They Make l'r -You Buy ll SHIELD Another year of memories all put under one cover is edited by the energetic, hard working, Shield stall members. Remember those football games, plays, dances, teas, theater productions? To record all those wonderful memories required much writing of copy, pounding on type- writers, proof reading, clicking of cameras, and the cooperation of a business staff. The SHIELD is the key to many memories and as the pages are turned, familiar pictures will help recall years at Harper. Upper Left-Herbold, Trnka Upper Right-Sheppard, johnson, Corski Row l-Keayeny, Gorslyi, Kachinsky, johnson, ligan, Smolensky, flhornton, Shepherd Row 2-klonas, Sheele, Lee, Herbold, Dean, Slaudohar, Keller, Haering' if Trnka, ,f H,,',,,, I ,V ' LW? Z Wickstrom, Schultz, Trnka, ' I ' ,. K ,1 'fl '1 . I .i 1 's 4 2 V A l 1 A Top left: Thornton, W'ickstroin, Trnka Top right: Lee, Sheele, jurko Bottom: Haering, Schultz, Reaveny, Egan HARPER SHIELD A yearbook of distinction SHIELD STAFF Editors ............. .. ..............,......................................- ludy Trnka, Carolyn Herbold Senior Edilors .......... ....... A gnes Gorski, Diane Shepherd, Rod johnson Assistant Editors ....... .... ..... .......................o.,........... I 0 a n Trnka, Don Thornton Eflftorial Asszslants .................,.............................. Stephen Barnett, Eugene Croisent, Maureen Egan, Catherine Foley, Ralph Hurd, Fred Kanda, Bette Kelter, Arlene Miller, Helen Schuhrnann, Rosemarie Snietana, Marilyn Sinolensky, Mary Sokaschitsch, joan Staudohar, Ed Vondrek, Ed Xfkfilkenson, Bob Mfolff, jean VVenk, Charles Clark, Virginia Bailey, Richard Pfeifer, Ed Kachinsky Art Editors .,.,.,........................ . ......,.. Judy Jurko, Rich Sheele, Eugene Lee Business Manager ..................... ...,..................,....................,..... N Iary Keaveny Assistant Business Managers . ..... ..... .... , ....... J O an Haering, Harvey Brundage Page 55 Busy Pleasing The Customers I-IICHXVAY There is never a dull moment in 425, for one can see the hustle and bustle of editors, managers, and reporters all working feverishly to meet their dead- line. These journalists are constantly working to better the paper for the customers. New articles such as The Vacuum Cleaner and Scatter 'n Chat- ter have helped them to achieve a hrst class rating. Russ Huff, Editor in Chief, and Mrs. Lang, sponsor, can frequently be seen putting the last minute touches before the pages of the Highway go to press. Top-Doven, Gonzales, Hartmann, Meier Bottom-Basil, Single, janavice, Gross, Neeley TLV' t .f... ,, H ..,,,. .H H 4 1- Top: Row 1-Keller, Bige- low, Huff, Paulikas Bottom: Row l-Feiza, Basil, Donnelly, Doven Row2 - Hardison Gonzales, Bigelow Row 3-Keller, Moran Neeley, Hartman Gross, Huff Row 4-Rychel, Single, Meier, janavice Paulikas, Likey, Nel- son The Big Sc 71-3 v I gd? Nl: oop ers HIGHWAY STAFF SEPT. 1952-JUNE 1953 Eflitor-in-chief ...... ............................,,......,.,......... ...........,,,.............,.....,,,,,, R i igsell Huff fissociate Editors ............................ ...,., George Paulikas, Clai-in e Single EDITORIAL BUSINESS Managing Editors .Barbara Keller, George Paulikas Business Manager ,,....,..,,,,l,,.,,,,,,,,,,, Frank Gonzalez Editorial Editors .Sharon Bigelow, Margaret Neely News Editors ............ George Janaviee, Carol Moran Feature Editor .........,.......................,,......... Joan Gross spot-is Editor .......,.........,.,....,..,.,............ James Rychel Assistant Editors .... Emilie Feiza, Shirley Gutafson, Bob Dell, Doris Wiekstrom, Sandra Nelson, Barbara Wensel, Rosemary Likey, Audeen North, janet Carlson Page 57 Adl'J6l1Zl'Sl.71g Managers Dave Meier, George janaviee ....,..Barbara Stungis .Lorraine Hartman .......,...Kathy Doven .,.....Ida Hardison ..,...Kitty Johnson Assistant ..,,...,......,.,....,,,,,,,,,,,,,. Corresponding Scc'retar3' .....,.... Circulation and Exfliange ....... Assistant .......................,...,.. Photographer ......,......,.. Photos and Cartoons ....... . Finanfe Manager ...... . ....... ......,.......,Benny Kass Basil ' ..,.... Mrs. Sadie M. Lang .Sponsor ....,....,........ Das ls'r Gul GERMAN CLUB The members of the German club learn the language by taking part in various activities. For c ne thing they sing many German songs, as Mr. Schilke, their teacher, is also a Fine musician. Discussions in the club become so heated that the students revert to English sometime in order to express their opinions more freely, although they enjoy listening to Mr. Schilke hold forth in Ge.man. During this year the high German club's oflicers are Edward Holzrichter, President, Kenneth Koppin, Vice Presidentg Margaret Krause, Secretary, Harvey Brundage, Treasurerg and glenn ie Wfoll, Reporter. The ollicers of the low German club are Robert Kovach, Presidentg Sheila Bradley, Vice Presidentg -Ioan Hopping, Secretary: Ronald Iordan, Treasurer, and Charles Tischer, Reporter. Top: Row l-lliblik, Ritter, Ciollz, Wagner. Row 2-Seidler, Andrus, Busse. Rowfl-lVolff, Gross, Kovach, Meilz, Polziu, Molfalt, Spicka, lJ'Angelo Ihlllorri: Row I--Krause, Rheiu, Gotlschalk, Mcliinney, Neely. Row 2-Kvantas, Boland, Pahr, Yefsky, Schuler, Wolf -X l Grosbeck, Kovach, Kramer. Row 3-Puetz llrunclage, Simonyte, Nicholas, Satlauskas, Wulf, . nrerson, lleriug, Meyers, Pleiller, lXlorkunas, Slapkaukas Page 58 Cui, .le Parle Francais FRENCH CLUBS Making their premier appearance in the l953 Shield are Mrs. Nlaas's 1-'.ench clubs, which are in session once a week. Opening their meeting with the French naticnal anthem La Marseillaisef' they continue on with oral reports on subjects of French interest. Elected ofhcers are presidents Bob Bailey and Ron Bowman, secretaries Barbara Crane and Helen Schulz, and treasurers Darlene Streeter and Evelyn Fox. Besides learning an interesting language the club members have fun indulging in a variety of activities such as singing, touring, writing pen pals, and playing French games. Top: Row l-Donegan, Del Priore, Plank Row 2-Michaels, Shepherd, jones, Ninneman, Lee, Benke, Algminas Row 3-Pikes, Harmon, Pierro, Kramer, jurgens, Kocean, Orman, jones Bottom: Row l-Morrill, Cummings, Stroud, Foley, Erickson, Rega, Mrs. Klaus, Daniels, Indicaxitch, Feiza, N. Gleason, V. Gleason Row 2-Crane, Donovan, Duval, Coglianese, Allen, Schultz, Zerbian, Schulz ROW 3-Rebenstorf, Finucan, Dolinko, Bailey, Bowman, Fawcett, Croisant Page 39 sgx s,,y' is L- sf' Aqui No Es EI Espanol Top: Row l-Kramer, Manis james, Mangan 1 Row 2-Pipikios, Perlofl, Mischke, Loesch Row 3-Lizius, Martin Bailey, Senese, Crew 1 Middle: Row l-Birkigt, Danis, Alys, Schulz, Smith Row 2-Deddo, Manis, McKeag, Baumeister, Hedstrom, Fine, Hart- man, Kozik, Crotly Row 3-Kot ik, Rauen, Pontious, Righton Bottom: Row l-Morkes, Melnik Phelps, Fiddell, Noer Row 2-Dilks, Stungis, Weber, Gross, -Ianavice, Xtvhitty, Mauge, Willis, Schumacher, Wensel Snyder 1 Row 3-De Vito, Rega, Cohen SPANISH CLUB Through Miss Lorette Ryan's constant efforts she has succeeded in presenting the Spanish language in a very pleasing and lriendly manner. This friendly atmosphere which prevails induces a desire to participate in the class activities. She encourages the students to read her huge variety of Spanish books as extra curricular activity. This increases the students' vocabulary and faniiliarizes them with the peculiarities ol' the Spanish speaking people. Ol' all the book selections Miss Ryan has, the students' favorite is El Camino Real which is used in all her Spanish classes. Page 60 ldionia Exrraniero SPANISH CLUB In most of the rooms in the building students know that they are in the United States, but when they walk into 314 they feel that they are in a foreign country. It could be Mexico or it could be Spain Miss Loretta Ryan, Spanish teacher, has collected many things from Spanish speaking countries such as carved wood, shawls, baskets, leather craft, silver jewelry, and figurines. Many of the students here like Spanish because both Mexico and Spain are gay countries, full of exciting fun, old legends and superstitious, and they enjoy studying about them. In Harper's Mexico almost the same things happen-there are singing, story telling, and plays. Top: Row 1-Kruse, Dyke, Smidt, Kraft, Olthof, Lindberg Row 2-Guhl, Garrett, Larson, Murray, Hay, Kareta, Hecht, Kachinsky Row 3-Gercius, Huck Bottom: Row 1-Wenk, Schaeffer, Adam, Haering, Zima, Allsot, Schimming Row 2-Netto, Morris, Akers, Hess, Dapser, Wissing, Redman, Eade, Brouwer, Melnik Row 3-Dean, Danta, janonis, Bernicky, Gold, Kayer, Slack, Hanson Page 61 A The Romans Did , 5'-fr . Page 62 LATIN CLUB As the Romans did, so do the Latin students of Harper. The purposes of the Latin clubs are to supplement the everyday classwork. They have three presiding ofhcers who are president, secretary, and treasurer. Some of the prominent Latin club presi- dents are .Ioan Trnka, John Kokan, and Ronald North. Oral reports are given on club days to explain English speaking people's great debts to Greece and Rome. These reports are based upon the laws, music, and everyday liv- ing of the typical Roman family. The Romans probably would be honored to know that the beauty of their lan- guage has been revived in the public schools, under the ef- hcient direction of such teach- ers as Mrs. Maas. Tuff: Row I-Lazar, Balcilis, Eslok, Smith Row 2iSmilh, Deikus, Ross, Schuh- mann, Smolensky, Van Dyke Row fl-l'Vandall, Wright, Fair- holm, Welch, Brown, Reader, Beyer Row 4-Puleo, Campbell, Peldzus, Mueller Row 5-Kokan, Halibozek, Meach- am, Bornarlh, Kanda, Kahn, Danlzker, Triebe, Miller Miflrllff: Row l-Hollmau, Miller, Franz, Mrs. Maas, Ambrose, Gould, De Valk Row 2-Sports, Tramba, XNeiss, Hardison, Trnka, Sokaschitsch, Harker, Di Falta, Harker, Likey, Rodrian Row 3-Kamp, Galto, Hurd, Spit- zer, Wilburn, Ripson, Barnett, Vondrak Iioflonl: Row 1-jaueczk, Valentine Row 2-Sweders, Bembenek, Dep- pert, Smith, Sherman Row 3-Foster, Plutz, Trlak, Han- son, Rehder Row 4-Janus, Horan, Oleski, La- liatis Volume Vendors LIBRARY Many girls belong to the library stalf some time during their four years. In the bright attractive library they help Mrs. Clark and her assistant Mrs. Pusey take care of and circulate the books. Some of these girls are Barbara Tramba, June Hauser, and Helen Rakowski. Although the library staif con- sists of all girls it is not a job consisting only ol glamor but calls for efficiency as well. BOOK ROOM In a small stuffy room on the second floor, Mrs. Finnegan and her very dependable book- room stall prepare and circulate textbooks for the teachers. The book roomers carry out their various duties of checking, mending, and arranging the books with utmost efhciency. Mildred O'Connell, Patty Depport and John Kenny cheerfully climb the ladders to dust the topmost shelves. Top: Front-Stungis Row l-Beeck, Pitlrolf, Kraft, Dickman, Daly, Kramer, Rick, Pjeldus Row 2-Hauser, Miller, Laucevicius, Costello, Akers, Hopkins Bottom: Row 1-Deppert, Krause, Mrs. Finnegan, Cappetta, Trnka Row 2-Wickstrom, Wolf, Morgan, Kenny, O'Connell Page625 With A Song and A Smile Row 1-Mitchell, Senese, Dullard, Plutz, Neely, Staschke, Derdzinski, Ritter, Gould, Lyons, Ramirez, john, Ringbauer, Klein, Kutschke, Shaw, Smidt, Rhein, Fine Row 2-Smith, Drews, Ferree, Burke, Vidak, Mihalovich, Kessler, Miller, Mari, Gross, Spotts, Morris, Burke, Daniels, Botkin. Redman, Feiza, Rhein, Gottschalk, Rader A CAPPELLA The A Cappella Choir, consisting of one hundred voices, is looked upon by both teachers and students as one of the finest musical activities that Harper has to offer. Year after year the freshmen flock by the dozens trying to join the choir while the graduating seniors regretfully drop out. Under the superb direction of Mr. L. Schilke the choir has always been a great success. Mr. Schilke has been directing the A Cappella Choir for twelve years and there is no doubt as to the magnificient work that he has done. It isn't an easy job directing a group as large as this but Mr. Schilke is well respected by all choir members and their full co-operation is given. The beautiful work of the choir itself can not be overlooked for within there is perfect teamwork which holds the entire organization together. This teamwork combined with harmony, forms a good choir which Harper un- Page 64 They Will Sing For AWhile Row 3-Weiss, james, Kraft, Kareta, Well, Fiedler, Hartnell, jankovich, Eade, Collins, Dolinko, Barnett, Boland, Hadra, Shay, Adam, Van Dyke, Maertz, Pahr, Stroud, Dunne, Streeter, Young, Malaker Row 4-Anderson, Thomas, Cornell, Johnston, Adams, Cloutier, Mischke, Campbell, Ferree, Wandell, Kemp, Ryen, Schuler, Horan, Hecht, Hall, Brown, Hay, Baker, Rader, Guhl, Baumeister, Helander questionably has. Harperites can be very proud of the A Cappella Choir. They make a striking picture when dressed in white robes and crimson stoles as they are for all formal appearances. W'ithin a choir of one hundred voices there are some outstanding voices which are singled out and used as soloists. This year's soloists have been Ray Michaels and Marsha Fine. Accoinpanists are also needed by the choir and Lois Kutschke, Beverly Adams, and Darlene Streeter have helped a great deal with their talents. Besides soloists and pianists, secretaries are needed to handle the various jobs that must be done. Six dependable girls, Mary Rita Brown, Sue Botkin, Norma Hay, Sue Senese, Marilyn Ryan, and Marsha Fine have been working quite elliciently at these many jobs, Page 65 Zi! P91 ,gf L ,, I 55 ,fx I rf fi is 'iff , Sharp Nor Flat ORCHESTRA Row l-XVhitty, Smith, Spicka, Boyd Row 2-Beyer, Musielak, Carlson, Kahaker, Thomas, Dove, Arthurs Row 3-Manis, Heine, McKinney, Carlson, Carlson. Alys, KVilliarns Row 4-X'Volfe, Polzin, Cohen. Heine, Diblick, Miller, Gardstrorn. Nlr. Erst The orchestra consists of about twenty-five players. Their chief public appearance is at Harper graduation exercises both semesters. This year they made a special extra appearance at the graduation exercises of a nursing group sponsored by the Chicago Board of Education. They are always associated with Pomp and Circumstancef' the processional march which the orchestra plays when the gradu- ates take the long walk down the aisle, although they are able to perform other selections efficiently. Tommie Jo Thomas, Betty Krause, and Marjorie Swanson are the only Orchestra players graduating in June, 1953. The members, who are under the direction of Mr. Erst, earn up to fifteen civic letter points a semester. Page 67 Music Hath Charm GIRLS' CHORUS Perfectionists at work! This term best describes the occupants of 406 seventh period. 'Working diligently to obtain utmost perfection the Girls' Chorus works for forty minutes doing warming-up exercises and practicing their songs. In this way each girl develops her own voice and learns to blend with the group. Perfectionists at pleasure, could also describe this choral group. All eighty girls-the sopranos, altos, and menosfagree it is a pleasure to join in perfect harmony and make beautiful music. Many girls begin chorus in their freshman year and continue throughout their four years of high school. It helps make the monotony of the school day colorful as well as earning civic letter points. Row l-Sutor, NllllllD21llCl', Flowers, Smith, Likey, Pappas Row 2-N. Gleason, V. Gleason, Payne, Sowacke, Kensguard, Ritchie Row fl--lleeck, llarlinan, Kozik, lJeWecs, Lllligili, Schefcsik Row rlvlialsaros, Ileise, Daly, Hauser, Miller, Meyers Row 5-YRelider, Allsoll, Piroll, XVagner, Ruhnow, Phelps Row 6-Allicknian, Wolfe, Henson, Costello, Wenk, Seapendine Page 68 As Their Voices Blend ix WN' f 1 Row 1-Hedstrom, Thompson, Deske, Haubensak, Leckelt Row 2-Meek, Pasch, Dyke, Musielak, Yvahlen Row 3'-Stein, Krueger, Cantone, Franz, Lazar Row 4-Kucera, Genua, Neubauer, Bickigt, Gozdecki Row 5-Janes, Savaglio, Bauman, McGee, Alys Row 6-Dilks, Kruse, Kohler, Beadleston, Pauls GIRLS' CHORUS The success of the Girls Chorus is largely due to the untiring efforts of their director Mrs. Lucile Elworth. Returning from her sabbatical leave during which she studied at the XVaring School arranging and composing for choral groups, Mrs. Elworth had new ideas to improve the Chorus. Dressed in black skirts and white blouses with black ties, the Girls' Chorus sang at many school assemblies one of which was the Brotherhood Assembly. At Christmas time, they con- tribute to the Yuletide spirit by caroling through the halls. Looking very colorful in their formals the Chorus entertained with the rest of the music department in the Spring Festival. Among other songs they sang Fred lfVaring's lfVhere In the World and Sweetheart of Sigma Chi. The Girls' Chorus has contributed much to the enter- tainment and enjoyment of music loving Harperites. Page 69 up-1: ovsrlme na SE P77 I OTIALL ma m 5 Q , A fo XVSYES 7? an ul 4 u 4104 4' Feinier xu rt 5 'W I Q 1 X CMS :gl Q' mm. XV wi QS 9 ol ' J J! 6 T5 'J' X! I ,Q L in , Vue , D ,fi .g.L4.E.... 'l n N 'Ni 5- Li-qi 319 lm K ' g .Egg oy. ' ? p . F v ir aku-is' -runrlkfarvma fl num .... U ' : lllh,r . ,, N WI- h , ii . K4 ' I ,A ,. ! 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' gif V- 4 A ,P ' I Q -L 'J Q, K H I I fi if - f ,UTY-5 ' 4,1 X W--W-L - - '11 QV 'W MQ N , 9 J Sfmglf-WA. - ' ' , -1 i., 5 OHM A Hard Door To Open LEGION OF HONOR 7 v if Z Top: Deddo Heinichen Kabaker Mauge Schulz Manning Illirlrllrn' Row l- Sherman Hartman Bauman Righton Row QA Kotik McGee Beeck Rauen Danis Hedstroin Van Dyke Feiza Neely Peldzus Row 3- Baumeister Zettelmaier Smith Miller llolkin lfollom: Row l- Mueller Drasutis Hering Keller Kareta Carlson Katz Row 2- Cloutier Brown Roggenkamp Rhein Deikus Baker Dion Haering jurko Puetz Reader Row 3- Croisant Hay Pfeiffer Krantas Olthof Pipikios Kruse Nason f r its members After entertainment and refreshments Each semester the Legion of Honor has a tea' o ' I .. i Nliss Moran presents those students having all S's in thelr majors with a letter of Commendation. The officers of the lull semester were president, John Bereznakg vice president, Edward Holzreehter, Y l ne tsurer Don Wiberg The spring semester officers were president, Russell Huff fecretarv, Marfaret ee yg ' 23 f - , 5 S - i . -' . V if- - ' W' kstrom' and treasurer, Marge Manning. vice president, Llznence Single, setretaly, Doris 1C , Page 72 D Top: ' , Row l- i f Morris 5 Levin 7 gf White ' A Kowach f Mattice Row 2- Kozak Keller liereznak Bigelow Penberthv Rossom Jones XVakeHeltl Fanning Doren Meier illirldle: Row l- klanavice Cross Shepherd Herbold Pikes Schulz Santoro Bailey johnson Row 2- I-Iolzrichter Paulikas Gonzalez XVeingartner Olson I-Intl Iiotforrl: Row l- Seidler Round Bright Vital Boris Row 2- Thornton A Single Likey Ambrose Wolf Sunblacle Boyd XviCiiSfl'OIll Trnka Sokascliitsch Weber Row 3- lYilberg Baness Wolll' Koller Kass Patano Dinsinore The Legion of Honor LEGION OF HONOR The Legion of Honor is not a legion for any special member of the student body, but a legion of the scholastically elite. Obtaining either E's or S's in their majors and no less than G's in their minors is certainly proof of their hard work. Being particularly intelligent is not the trick, as can be seen by talking to some of the members. It's just the use of one's intelligence to the best of his ability. Nearly two hundred members may be found in this group. Miss Moran, who is the sponsor of this organization, each semester calls a meeting of its members to Give out the traditional Legion of Honor pins. After being in this Legion for two years including the 4A 'O . . . . semester, the pm which is otherwise returned at the end of each semester, then rightfully belongs to the student. Page 73 On The Road To Success NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY At Harper as in many of the schools in the United States, one of the most distinguished groups is the National Honor Society. This organization .'.t' f consis s o a very select group of students ranking high in scholarship, leadership, service, and good character. In order to be elected a student must maintain at least a 2.5 average and ITHISI not have a de Jortment record. Ext - ' l ra curricu ar activities la a lar e art l P Y S P in the final determination of candidates. Beginning in the SA semester after taking all this into con- sideration a group is chosen, and another group each successive semester until graduation, when fifteen per cent of the graduates have obtained this coveted honor. Besides receiving gold pins, they proudly wear gold tassels on their caps at graduation. The fall semester officers were: XValter Doren, President, Judy Trnka, Vice President, and Nancy Mattice, Secretary. Spring semester ofhcers were: Edward Holzrichter, President, Betty Krause, Vice- President, and I.aVerne Howells, Secretary. 1 1 ' t . l .dz .X V, .r .s 'W I is JN A Top: Sealed-Bigelow Shepherd Pahr Bereznak Kowacli Kozak Boris Fanning Keller SlandingAWIuiIe Mattice Meier Walters Doren liollom: Sealed-Holzriclrlei Schulz Gustafson Howells Herbold Krause Gross Doven Trnka Slanding-Gonna lez johnson Paulikas janavice Huff Tennant Single Page 74 .gluclenf Counci IVith the mayor presiding, backed by the comptroller, city clerk, and Miss Cox, sponsor, an efhcient council goes into action every Friday planning for various activities and discussing the problems of the school. The student council is really a cross section of the entire student body. The officers, who are elected by the students and are for the students, with representatives from each division, make up the council. The city oflicers are pictured here but if a later pic- ture had been taken it would have shown joan Trnka as mayor and Don Tennant comptroller in the spring semester after the transfer of Fritz Hadra. FALL OFFICERS Comptroller- Dinsmore Mayor- Tennant , City Clerk- Holz, Richter SPRING OFFICERS f Mayor- Hadra Comptroller- Trnka City Clerk- Kehoe S'l'UD1iN'l' COUNCIL Row I-Cox, Bradley, Kehoe, Cullen, Krib- ley, Henson, Moran Row 2 - Heise, Ten- nant, Dinsmore, Duval, Ridener, Whitty, K0- cean, Hopkins, Buch- ler, Brundage, Larson Row 3-Spano, Allsot, Comaac, Meek, Fallon, Shutt, Kenny, Gega Kalchhrenner, Dublik, Griflin Page 75 4. -' f 'l,M,:7 Middle: Row l-Sofus Fox johnson Lawrence Row 2- Easterhouse Payne Buckingham Home Kelly Row 3-+HerlJold Basil Blair Basso johnson 130110 nz : Lawrence Johnson Top: Home Buckingham Herhold Basso R. johnson C. johnson Basil y Fox ff,1 Payne Llasterhouse Lawrence Sofus Kelly Blair 797 The Door To Enlerlainmeni' MELLIN ROOM Any one looking into the Mellin Room sees Harper's most attractive room. Its walls of chocolate brown, large comfortable chairs and sofas and conveniently placed coffee tables help produce an atmosphere of friendliness and hospitality. Its informality makes all the students feel welcome. Under the very able direction ol' Mrs. XValsh the girls of the stall keep the room clean and neat and arrange all of the informal social allairs such as the Freshman tea, 4B--lA Parties, Honor Society teas, luncheons and numerous other social events. The orhcers are Charlotte Buckingham, presidentg and Shirley Easterhouse, vice presidentg who act as mistresses ol' ceremonies at the parties and make sure all arrangements are taken care of. The teachers of Harper hnd this a very impressive room in which to hold class discussions in which the pupils participate on social subjects. Page 76 X w 'Q 1:1 ' f 1 , s, X 2 x lp, Y f' f 4 I . 'M '. U 4 . 'ii 2 f Xie 4 4 Z' f A , fr if ?,,g f ' X f-dy , X J. j,- . f 1 . 1 X by 0 5 A . X ,i A 9 I , Y 0 3 if Vg, 51, X If f f 1 ' 4 4 X My Q I I 1 , X 1 ' K My ,X f , ,V gr, K , . , I 5 . V ,K 1 ' ' ' f QYW, ' 27' W' A ff n .. f f , ' ' ' . , 1 Q 'V , y , , 1 , f A , fwb , ' 'Y ' 'W h A ' ' I 4 fff' 2 W ' Q 3 I ' X fu! V A nm Ly! Q . Q M7457 6 3 , ' , , r lj, ' K xn- 1 1 . ' V , , K ' V 'wi ,fwr ffm, 0 1 I ' f' , , Y' v ' f. ' f N., 1,4 V f 'bfi . ff -91 Vp if Companyyy A-Tent-Hut!! Top: ' COMPANY A-R.O.T.C. Row lABancss, Huhick. Kalchbrenner, Walensky, Radlotl, Holzrichter, Bruck, Guariniello, Gardstrom, Danielson Row 2-Buck, Littner, Byrne, Hurd, Kleker, Gercius, Noerenberg, Copeland, Valentine, Le Blanc Row 3-Wandall, Huck, li. Kalchbrenner, Smith, Taylor, Lizius, Youpel, Barnett, North, Carlson, Heine Iioltonl : COMPANY B-R.O.T.C. Row l-Ehrhardt, Keating, Hecht, Cviganti, Wakeheld, Disbrow, Heine, Strong, Bader Row 2-Holtz, lX'ood. Spaargaren, Mickus, Land, Sutor, Roggencanip, Christensen, Gross, Main Row 3-Baumgarten, Miller, Kozak, XVaicosky, Croisant, Dusek, Brundage, Gutelius Row 4-XVilkosL, Andrus, Krueger, Yondrak C COMPANY A AND COMPANY B The Harper Battalion is composed of two Companies-Company A and Company B. Although there was no honor company award this year, evervone who turned out for the Battalion Formations drilled as snappilv and shined their brass as though there was an award to be given. The reason for this is that the competition between the two companies is very high. The Battalion Commander was Major Bernard Olson, The ctoinpanv commanders were Captain W'arren Xvakeheld, for Company A, and First Lt. William Radlofl, lor Conipzmv B. Page 78 NON-CZONIS Top: ' ' Row l- Kalchbrenne: Keating Lamont I Hecht Cuariniello Heine Schuele , Baness Strong - Row 2- Le Blanc' Holl Hubick I-Iilt Danielson Ehrhardt Cardstrmn ' Row 3- Huck Lizius Croisant Kozak Gercius Noerenberg Hurd COMMISSION lil! OFFICERS f ii Bottom: I Row I- Holzrichler Keating Olson Capt. Batt Master Sgt. Whales Duris Alys Wakelield Row 2- Bruck Radloff Mfalensky Giganti Disbrow Big Brass and Classy Chevrons COMMISSIONED OFFICERS Commissioned oflicers of the Reserve Olhcers Training Corps include all majors, captains, first lieutenants, and second lieutenants. It is the duty of these officers to command the R.O.T.C. battalion, providing the authority necessary to develop and maintain a well-trained organization. Cadet Major Edward Holzrichter is now commanding officer of the battalion. All of the com- missioned ofhcers are veterans of at least two years of service in the having proven their leadership abilities and having risen through the ranks to their present positions. R.O.T.C., They are responsible for a variety of duties ranging from period leaders to battalion commanders, with some assigned to special tasks such as supply officer, executive officer, and range officer. Page 79 Ba'rl's Bullseye Boys Under the able supervision of Capt. Batt, the Rifle Team won high honors. First they took District Championship and then went on to win fourth place in the city. The team members were: David Strong Manager, Alfred Alys, Captain, Milan Duris, Norman Gutelius, Robert I-Iilt, and Edward Holzrichter During the year they have defeated such schools as Fenger 891 to 813, Lindblom 862 to 728, Morgan Park 891 to 819, Gage Park 865 to 804, and Englewood 86l to 767. The high scorer was Milan Duris who fired l93 in the city championship match. wwnfsn Top: Hilt, Alys Aliclrile: Hilt Captain Balt Duris Wakefield Gutelius Alys RIFLE TEAM Bottom: Row 1- Gutelius Vllakefield Hilt Alys Duris Row 2- Kalchbrenner Danielson Boyd Capt. Batt Strong Lizius Spaargaren Main Wlilken Croisant Page 80 X X No Smoke Bur Fire-Marshalls FIRE MARSHALLS Top: Row I-Walters, johnson Row 2-Paschke, Dixon, Shepherd, Herbold, Pikes, Single Row 3-Bereznak, R. Dell, Gurrister, Hadra, Meier, E. Dell, McWilliams, Wakefield Bottom: Row l-Condux, Norton, Calzaretta, Mattice Row 2-Hecht, Penberthy, Dickerson, Denlinger, Kozak, Crogan, Wensel, Kleker, Willis FIRE MARSHALLS ,lust as everyone gets settled down in his class and is all ready for work, six short bells are heard and the fire marshalls hurry to their posts. Their job is to see that everyone gets out of the building as fast as possible, They direct the students to the right exits, make sure the trallic moves freely, and hold the doors open to make it easier to get out. Fire marshalls must be dependable and wide awake because they have a great responsibility. They are under the direct supervision of Mr. Farrington. Each semester a Fire commissioner is selected. He is in charge of the other marshalls. About eighty students participate in this activity. The fire commissioners for the last two semesters were Rich Herbold and john Gurrister. Page 81 On The Beam STAGE CRAFT Behind the scenes at all performances in the auditorium are a small group of patient but energetic fellows. It is most evident that someone is in charge of the stage but the crew is usually never recognized because they work behind the curtain. Speaking of work, this crew is probably one of the busiest clubs at Harper. Before an assembly they are putting up scenery or setting the stage. During the production the curtains, lights and loud speaking system must be attended, and after the show all stage settings must be removed. These boys are under the capable leadership of Mr. Lynch. MOVIE OPERATORS Everyone likes movies. Harperites even like educational ones as long as they get out of class to see them. Every day there are classes in -109 viewing them-from crime movies for for Health classes. Mr. Buehrer's helpers show films to classes Civics classes to sports movies These boys spend their free periods showing pictures in order almost every period every day. to get points toward a civic letter. W, Y ' 7 , V 5 1 ef ,. STA C IC C R A FT Top: Row l-Penninger Mr. Lynch Halbozek Strong Row 2-Hanson Kahn Bader Roggenkamp Collins Hirschman MOVIE OPERATORS Bottom: Row l-Basso Mr. Buehrer Hanson Schoeneman Gaddis Gercius Lyngklip On Stairs-Donegan Tamu levici us Kass Sands 1 Miller Iaciancio Q fa X S'ranek's Slaunch Slaff USH li RS Top: Mr. Slanek Hanson Parish Dusek Lersten Wolff Dellorto Hirschman Laciancio Wolfe Tanke- CHIZCKIZR TEA M QCHA MPSJ Ifvtlomi McXVilliams Bereznak Meier Ceotanke Polzin Slapkauskas Mr. Stanek The Ushers are the boys who check the coats at the Harper dances. Four hundred coats and hats are returned to their respective owners even though the after the dance rush would confuse less efhcient boys. For this valuable service the Ushers, who are sponsored by Mr. Stanek, receive one or two civic letter points. The checker team is also under the direction ol' Mr. Stanek, who can be seen playing checkers in any of his free time. This year the team won the checker championship of the city because of the skillful playing of John Polzin, Al Slapkauskas, Leo Tanke, Donald Lyngklip, and Jack Springetti. Page S3 Mobile Makers l ART CLUB Row I-Deppert, Howells Row 2-Manis, Dombrowsky, Neely, Newburg, Petrasek l Row 3-LeBlanc, Benovich, Shaw, Drasutis, Pipikios, john song Boris Row 4-Patano, Gutchewsky, Dusek, Tischer, Puetz, Mikalovich, Seidler Row 5-Noerenburg, Lynglip, Algniinas, Cornell, Miller, Miss O'VIal1ey ART CLUB French painters are found on the left bank of the Seine in Paris, New York artists in Greenwich Village, but I-Iarper's greatest make their headquarters in room 412. They are responsible for the unusual mobiles found hanging in the halls, causing a reaction of mystih- cation on the greater portion of the student body. The Art Club had as officers: Tony Patuno, presidentg Louise Miller, secretary, and Pat Deppert, treasurer. Philip Norenberg was awarded an honorable mention in the Fire and Clean-Up contest. Nlfinners of the Scholastic contest are Nancy James for her Christmas scene and water colorg Edward Gutchewsky for his sculptured headg Jack Quillen with his mono- chromatic color scheme designg Beverly Johnson for her enameled locketg Arlene and Patricia Lee for fabric designsg Marilyn Tischer for school life painting. Margo Manis was awarded honorable mention for horse sculpturingg Anthony Patano for sculpturingg Marilyn Tischer, TllCI'C5C Morlces, Ray Boland, and Pat Deppert also placed. Page 84 Up In A'roms PHYSICS CLUB Top: Table-Wiberg, Moffatt, Altom, Staberow Seated-Murphy, Kalchbrenner, Nelson, Thornton, Framke, Lamont, Magero Standing-Zilinskas, Kass, Morkunas, XVOIHY, Hilt, Spielman, Stark, Morris, Rasmussen, Schmitz PHYSICS CLUB Bottom: Seated-Mr. Harris, Steadman, Carlson, Boyd, Bereznak, Olson, Heglund Standing-Hubick, C-anakos, Marchese, Parello, Penninger, Paulikas, Morgan, Meier, Adomaytis, Herbold, Dell If a student walks into room 323 on a double period class day, he may wonder what the great maze of apparatus is-it's the physics class performing an experiment with some of the most fabulous apparatus seen in a high school classroom. These may vary from a contraption showing equilibrium to a graduate cylinder showing water displacement. The students under Mr. Harris's direction learn what, how, and why things take place in their lives. Page 85 H20-GH-OH-GH CHEMISTY CLUB From the doors of room 310 pass the most aromatic and pungent odors ever devised by the human race. The villians who are responsible for this perfume which wafts thru the halls, offending every nose, are Mr. Buehrer's Chemistry students. Students who passed all the rigorous acid tests and gas attacks grudgingly admitted that it was fun watching Rich XfVeingartnerls shirt being eaten up by acid and hearing Ed Holzr1chter's minor explosions. Cll-IICIXIISTRY Tujz: Row I-Lauciule, Lindberg Carlson Lee Gustafson Wensel Row 2-Bereznak, Walters Meier fQCl'll lis Hahn Kleker Pahr North lluckingharn Single Wulf Mirlrllc: Sealed-AMr. lluehrer, Rzulkin Rega Likcy Smetana Nicholas 'I'rnka Scaled-Jonas, Corski Standing-Alys, Slas, Paulls Culchewsky Koller Disbrow Hilt johnson Radloff Smith Guariniello liotlomf Row l-Staschke, Ohlson Herbold Barowski Olson Row 2-Gonzalez M cG rath O'Connell M aertz Clark Gross Lewandowski 1 Durkin Row 3-janavice, Schultz Huff Baness Parrish Duncan Page 86 Office Hers OFFICE GIRLS Top: Smith Streeter Knop Cartwright johnson Staudohar Beedie Stungis Middle: Standing-Johnston, Pontious Mclfieag Hayes Dewees Staschke Deddo Hedstroin Seated-Mrs. Van Ginder Iioltonz : Mrs. Vlazny OFFICE CLERK5 Mrs. Van Ginder Mrs. Beaty Harper, unlike rnost schools, has its office on the second floor. The inain olhce is the center of activity. It is one of the busiest rooms in the school. Telephones ring, typewriter keys click, and the clerical work goes on. Students with a G average can work in the school office assisting the clerks. Some of the jobs that these girls do are typing, filing, answering telephones, and running errands. They not only get civic letter points but they serve the school. There are three office clerks, Mrs. Vlazny, Mrs. Beaty, and Mrs. Van Gender. Some of the ofhce girls this year are Darlene DeIVees, Frances Smith and Arlene Di Gregorio. D Page 87 Supersonic Sellers SH I ICLD SALICSINI HN In Front-Herbold Row l-DeBaise, Dubuque, Mlickstrom, Botkin, Haering, Brown, Deikus, Morris Row 2-Kachinsky, Pfeiffer, Cohen, Lyngklip, Gamperl, Egan, Shepherd, Akers, Wlissing, Hess, Schulz, Clark, johnson, Rundle Row 3-Schultz, Ambrose, Fiddell, Fine, Wolff SHIELD SALESMAN The life of the Shield salesman is a very happy cane. At first none of the students in the division care to associate with the salesman. The students have learned all through their lives to stay away from bill collectors, so there they sit without a friend or even a subscriber until the First sign goes up which says Shield Deadline December l2. All of a sudden they have hundreds of people flocking to them, with dimes, quarters, and dollars to make the first deadline. From December to March the salesmen can be seen during seventh and eighth periods making their daily trips to room 404. Here they fill out little white slips and deposit their collected money with .loan Haering, Harvey Brundage, Helen Schultz, or Mary Keaveny. The eflicient salesmen keep quite complicated records of their Shield subscribers Although the subscriber may get confused as to whether he has paid fifty cents or four dollars, the salesman is very seldom mixed up. In October the Shield Staff entertained all of the salesmen at a tea in the Mellin Room to acquaint them with the procedure. Their enthusiastic response and co-operation made the 1953 Shield possible. Aiter all their hard work comes the long waited day in June when they finally enter the division laden with the shining new Shields. Page 88 lcirlht Top-Meier, Hecht, Dell lkight Bottom-Hecht, Meier, Dell l.l'ff llc w how 2-Kri ,ley, li. Dell lieu ' 3-B. Dell, Meier Bucker Brigade Clean up, paint up, bright up was the slogan ol the hard working clean up conrniittee. Every year Harper has a clean up day. On this day a special ceniniittee takes charge of cleaning such things as spots ol' the walls in the halls, the parking lot, papers and brush from the yards, and other things. Last year Den Tennant was in charge ol' the coninlittee under the supervision of Mrs. K. Ryan. CLEAN L'P CLEANIP COMXlITl'1:Qli l-Laban, Herbold Page 89 .fy X A Freshie's Friend FRESHRIEN SPONSORS Many a poor bewildered freshie enters Harper on his first day scared to death-but he need not be. They will find friendly seniors ready to show them around and answer any questions which may be bothering them. There are one boy and one girl assigned to each freshman division. 4'-5' 'tl-.., u V. --Ns W l 2 fl .A ,,sp-4' s':l Y sm. l ,W Page 90 I' li IS R U A RY SPONSORS llillllf Row l-Gustafson Buckingham McGown Pakano Row 2-Morris Dell Single Ifollunzx Row I-Slus Paulikas janavice johnson Olson Weingurlncr McGrath Staberow Row 2-Thomas Krause 'Frnka Row 3-NIOIHII Gross Miller Krmner Up With The Curtain In addition to the successful production of The Hidden Enemy, A Ghost of a Show, and two talent shows were added to the triumphs of Mrs. Connery's productions class. The favorite class project was the stage exploration where students searched for the prosceniuni arch, oblique curtains, borders and apron. My SCI!-NHS PROM HIDDIQN IQNIZMX Vlllbllvlifblilli Morgan Michaels Miller lioccan Matticc Nlillcr l.efl Nlirldlcf Michaels llncliler Morgan liollinn - linchler Michaels Rig-lil BOIIUIIIA klicliaels Byrne Nlal lice l'ROlJl'Cl'lilON5 Row I AKUCCLIII Kehoe Fox Nlatlice liozak Dinslnore Mrs. Connery Row 2-Morris .Xl i 1 lcr McGowan Michaels llnchler Morgan Byrne Page 91 f Cne Enchanted Evening DINNER DANCE On January 23, eighty one 4A's and their dates dined and danced at the 11111111211 dinner dance held in the Sanmar Room of Ray Schalks. They feasted on such things as roast turkey, white fish, salad, and chocolate sundaes. Vlalter Buchler, acting as Master of Ceremonies, took care of the program part of the evening. This consisted of very line entertainment: speeches by Miss Hedeen and Mr. Carlin, songs by Sylvia Kocean and Ray Micheals and 21 novelty duet by Maiy Ann Lacy and Mfalter Doren. It was quite late when the sleepy but very happy Seniors said good night. Page 92 M,W,fW,f.Xwm, f f Wmmm-nqwfwaaww an ,W MM-wwf , QW. iwfwmx W, , ffwmwm..-W I., ,.,. ., N l Um! Affllffffr Um! A 11111.s'z'21g ,... January Class BOB SCHUCR, CAROL KOZAR ....,..DfDN KELLEI2, GLCJRIA HORN lim! l,fm!:f11g . .,.., RUN XVULF, ANNA NIEYICRS Page 94 Most Intelligent Personalities BARBARA KYLLER XV A 1 , f ALLY Domzx Alost Friendly ,,,-.,..,,.,,,,,,,,,, ....RICH HERBOLID, CONNII? CALZARETTA Nlost Pleasing Personality ,.,,, ..,...,...,,..,... ' 3121 it JACME Rossom, Eu DELL yu ff f f . I ft, . Wm ' Q N ' 1- 7? f Milf Ay 9,9 ff 4? :ff ,t,f ,f ff ff , ' ff 7 , MZQEA ffl 4 4 f 1 ,ff yfx Y!-Q , Kyiv January Class Officers President ....v....., ............, W ALLY DOREN Vife President .. ..................... JOHN LEE Treasurer . ............ RUTH DENUNGFR Sefrctnm .....,...,..,. CAROL KOZAK Page 96 CLASS OF JANUARY 1953 ANDERSON, RICHARD Basketball, Swimming, Hallguard Captain ANGELO, CAROLINE Loyalite, G.A.A. BAUMGART, DONALD R.O.T.C., Latin Club, Fire Marshall BEREZNAK, JOHN Band, Swimming, N.H.S., Division Secretary, L. of H. President, Chemistry Club, Physics Club, Comptroller, Fire Marshall, Hallguard, Freshman Sponsor, Dance Committee BIGELOW, SHARON Girls' Chorus, Bowling, Skating, Spanish Club, Highway Staff, Recording Day Secretary, Teachers' Secretary, L. of H., N.H.S., Alderman BUCHLER, WALTER Track, German Club, Alderman, Productions, Talent Shows BURIAN, GEORGE Baseball, Basketball, Football, Hallguard CALZARETTA, CONSUELA A Cappella, Fire Marshall, Spanish Club Secretary, Shield Salesman, 205 Secretary, Hallguard, Teachers' Secretary, Library Secretary, Book Room, Shield Staff CONDUX, GERALD Football, Physics Club, Alderman, Fire Marshall, Hallguard, Movie Operator, Stage Crew, 4B-4A Party Committee DAWSON, LILLIAN A Cappella, Biking, Hiking, Riding, Skating, Shield Staff, 205 Secretary, Teachers' Secretary, Art Club, Fire Marshall, Hallguard, Prom Committee Page 97 CLASS OF JANUARY 1953 DELL, EDWARD Basketball, Golf, German Club, Physics Club, Alder- man, Fire Marshall Captain, Hallguard DENLINGER, RITA Service Girl, Latin Club, Library Secretary, Chemistry Club, L. of H., Hallguard DENLINGER, RUTH Band, Orchestra, Bowling, Hiking, Tennis, G.A.A. Leader, Service Girl, Spanish Club, Recording Day Secretary, Teachers' Secretary, L. of H., Chemistry Club, Fire Marshall DICKERSON, LORETTA Spanish Club, Division Secretary, 205 Secretary, Teachers' Secretary, Chemistry Club, Alderman, Fire Marshall, 4B-4A Party Committee DIXON, EUGENE Football, Track, Swimming, Tumbling, Checker Team, Fire Marshall, Hallguard Captain, Movie Operator, Prom Committee, Stage Crew DOREN, WALTER Orchestra, Baseball, Basketball Captain, Golf, Swim- ming, L. of H., N.H.S. President, Fire Marshall, Movie Cberator, Senior Class President, 4B-4A Party Com- inmce, FfCShman Sponsor N. FANNING, PATRICIA Teachers' Secretary, Office Secretary, L. of H., N.H.S. FRANZEN, NORMAN Football, Track, Physics Club, Hallguard GIGANTI, CATHERINE Girls' Chorus, Teachers' Secretary HAHN, RONALD Chemistry Club, Physics Club, Fire Marshall, Hall guard, Movie Operator Page 98 CLASS OF JANUARY 1953 HARMON, BARBARA Girls' Chorus, Latin Club, French Club, Recording Day Secretary, 205 Secretary, Teachers' Secretary, Chemistry Club, Fire Marshall, Hallguard HARTELL, ANDREW Band, Orchestra, Swimming, Fire Marshall, Hallguartl, 4B-4A Party Committee HERBOLD, RICHARD Chemistry Club, Fire Commissioner, Hallguard HORN, GLORIA Girls' Chorus, German Club, Teachers' Secretary, Office Secretary, L. of H., Alderman, Hallguard, Prom Committee HOWE, NORMA Girls' Chorus, Highway Staff, 205 Secretary, Library Secretary, Hallguard JOHNSON, RICHARD Football, Hallguard Captain, Piam Committee, Fire Marshall JONES, MARILYN Girls' Chorus, Girls' Rifle Team, Latin Club, French Club, Shield Staff, Alderman, Shield Salesman, 205 Secretary, Teachers' Secretary, Mellini Room, L. of H., N.H.S., Chemistry Club, Fire Marshall, Hallguard JONES, THOMAS Physics Club, Hallguard JURGENS, ADELE Hiking, Latin Club, French Club, Teachers' Secretary, Hallguard, Matron's Secretary JURGENS, AUDREY Biking, Hiking, Riding, Skating, Hallguard Page 99 CLASS OF JANUARY 1953 W Page 100 KEATING, THOMAS Picked Platoon, R.O.T.C. lst Lt., Physics Club KELLER, BARBARA A Cappella, Bowling, Hiking, Skating, Tennis, Gym Secretary, Spanish Club Secretary, Shield Salesman, Highway Staff, Division Secretary, Recording Day Secretary, 205 Secretary, Teachers' Secretary, L. of H. Vice President, N.H.S. Secretary KELLER, DONALD Basketball, Fire Marshall, Hallguard KIESSLING, PAUL Basketball, Ushers' Club, Fire Marshall, Hallguard, Movie Operator KLEKER, EDWARD R.0.T.C. Color Guard, Rifle Team, Chemistry Club, Physics Club, Fire Marshall KLUSMEYER, SHIRLEY Bowling, Gym Secretary, German Club, Division Secretary, Recording Day Secretary, Alderman, 'l eachers' Secretary, Office Secretary KOZAK, CAROL A Cappella, Service Girl, Board and Cabinet, Freshman Sponsor, Recording Day Secretary, Teachers' Secretary, L. of H., N.H.S., Alderman, Fire Marshall, Productions, Senior Class Secretary, Talent Shows, 4B-4A Party Committee, Letter Girls Club President KOWACH, EMILY Division Secretary, 205 Secretary, Teachers' Secretary, L. of H., N.H.S. KRAMER, JANET German Club, French Club KUNZE, MARY Biking, Skating, Tennis, French Club, Teachers' Secretary CLASS OF JANUARY 195 LACY, MARYANN Girls' Chorus, Biking, Bowling, Hiking, Riding, Skating, Tennis, Service Girl, Girls' Rifle Team, Dance Committee, Basketball Queen, Talent Shows, Teachers' Secretary, Bookroom, Fire Marshall, Hallguard LEE, JOHN Mayor, Football, Spanish Club, L. of H., Chemistry Club, Physics Club, Alderman, Fire Commissioner, Hallguard Captain, Senior Class Vice-President LEVIN, MURIEL Bowling, Highway Stall, Teachers' Secretary, L. of H., Physics Club, Alderman MASLINSKI, PHYLLIS Girls' Chorus, Hiking. Latin Club, Division Secretary, Teachers' Secretary, Chemistry Club, Hallguard MATTICE, NANCY A Cappella, Band, Service Girl, German Club, French Club, Shield Salesman, Division Secretary, Recording Day Secretary, 205 Secretary, 4B-4A Party Committee, L. of H., N.H.S. Secretary, Chemistry Club, Fire Marshall, Productions, GAA. President MCWILLIAMS, ROBERT Chemistry Club, Physics Club, Ushers' Club, Alderman, Fire Marshall, Hallguard MEIER, DAVID City Clerk, Track, Highway Staff, L. of H., N.H.S., Chemistry Club, Ushers' Club, Alderman, Fire Mar- shall, Hallguard, Movie Operator, Dance Chairman, Clean Up Committee MEYERS, ANNA Girls' Chorus, German Club Vice President, Shield Staff, Shield Salesman, Division Secretary, Recording Day Secretary, 205 Secretary, Hallguard, Ring Committee MICHAELS, RAYMOND A Cappella, Basketball, Football, Track, Rifle Team, Picked Platoon, Latin Club Secretary, French Club Secretary, Teachers' Secretary, Ushers' Club, Fire Marshall, Hallguard Captain, Movie Operator, Productions MORGAN, JAMES Spanish Club, Book Room, Productions Page 101 X Q s wsu' CLASS OF JANUARY 1953 Page 102 MORGAN, JOHN Band, Track, Swimming, Spanish Club, L. of H., Physics Club, Fire Marshall, Movie Operator MORRIS, CHRISTINA A Cappella, Biking, Bowling, Hiking, Tennis, G.A.A. Leader, Gym Secretary, Latin Club, Shield Salesman, Teachers' Secretary, Library Secretary, L. of H., Chemistry Club, Alderman, Productions MUTERS, ROBERT Hallguard Captain NORTON, PHILIP Shield Salesman, Alderman, Book Room, Fire Marshall, Hallguard, Clean Up Committee Chairman, Dance Committee OLSON, BERNARD Picked Platoon, Ushers' Club, Hallguard, Movie Operator, R.O.T.C. Captain ORMAN, MARIE Girls' Chorus, French Club, Recording Day Secretary, Teachers' Secretary, L. of H., Art Club, Dance Committee PENBERTHY, MARY Biking, Bowling, Hiking, Skating, Tennis, Service Girl, Latin Club, Shield Salesman, Division Secretary, Teachers' Secretary, Library Secretary, 4B-4A Party Committee, L. of H., Chemistry Club, Alderman, Fire Marshall, Letter Girls Club PIERRO, RAPHAEL Girls' Chorus, Bowling, French Club, 205 Secretary, Teachers' Secretary, Library Secretary, Hallguard, 4B-4A Party Committee, Division Secretary PIKES, JESSIE Girls' Chorus, Hiking, Girls' Rifle Team, Latin Club President, French Club, Division President, Mellin Room, R.O.T.C. Secretary, L. of H., Chemistry Club, Physics Club, Fire Marshall, Hallguard, 4B-4A Party Committee RADER, CARYL A Cappella, Girls' Chorus, Hiking, Skating, Gym Secretary, Girls' Rifle Team, Spanish Club, Recording Day Secretary, Teachers' Secretary, Office Secretary, Matron's Secretary, Alderman, Hallguard, Productions, Dance Committee CLASS OF JANUARY 1953 ROSSOM, JACQUELINE Spanish Club, L. of H. RUTH, MURIEL Bowling, Hiking, Gym Secretary, Latin Club, French Club, 205 Secretary, Library Secretary, Chemistry Club, Alderman SCHAEFER, LUCILLE A Cappella, Bowling, Riding, Skating, G.A.A. Board and Cabinet, Gym Secretary, Latin Club, Division Secretary, Teachers' Secretary, Matron's Secretary, Chemistry Club, Book Room, Hallguard, Prom Committee SCHUCH, ROBERT Football Captain, Fire Marshall, Hallguard SELLAS, MARY Spanish Club, Teachers' Secretary, Chemistry Club, Physics, Book Room, Hallguard, Football Queen SHAW, PATRICIA A Cappella, German Club, Shield Staff, Shield Sales- man, Hallguard Captain SHEPHERD, DIANE Band, Bowling, Hiking, Girls' Rifle Team, German Club, French Club President, Shield Editor, Shield Salesman, R.O.T.C. Secretary, L. of H. Vice President, N.H.S., Chemistry Club, Physics Club, Fire Marshall, Prom Committee, Clean Up Committee, Division President SIMS, WALTER Rifle Team, Picked Platoon, Highway Staff, Ushers' Club, Fire Marshall, Productions SNYDER, JUNE Gym Secretary, Division Secretary, 205 Secretary, Teachers' Secretary, L. of H. SWANNIE, DONALD Football, Fire Marshall, Hallguard CLASS OF JANUARY 1953 Not Pictured DeWEIR, GERALD DeVITO, VINCENT DeMASO, JOHN GURSKI, BEVERLY SWANSON, DONALD Band, Football, Track, Highway Stalf, L. of H., Fire Marshall, Hallguard Captain, Productions NNAKEFIELD, WARREN Rifle Team, Picked Platoon, R.O.T.C. lst Lt., Ushers' Club, Fire Marshall WALTERS, CARLYLE Latin Club, Chemistry Club, Physics Club, Fire Marshall, Movie Operator, N.H.S. WENZEL, JOHN Football, Hallguard WHITE, NANCY Spanish Club, Teachers' Secretary, I.. of H., N.H.S. WULF, RONALD Basketball, Latin Club, L. of H., Chemistry Club, Physics Club, Fire Marshall, Hallguard, Alderman, Ring Committee ZIMMERMAN, GERALD Loyalite HAWK, BARBARA JOHNSON, MARIE KOCEAN, SYLVIA LAUCIUTE, EVANGELINA WILLIS, PATRICIA Page 104 if June Class Cfficers Pres1'cle1zt .,.,........ ,......Y. P HIL RASMUSSRN Vice President .,.Q... ........ A GNES GORSKI Treasurer .....,.. ......... K ATHY DOVEN Secretary ..,... ....... C AROLYN FRANCIS Page 105 June Class Um! Aflflelfi' ....,. ,.... A NTHONY DZIINIIDAS, ANDREA DUVAL Xlmr IIIHQHI-gl'IIf ,.... ....,. R on JOHNSON, LA VERNE I-IOXVELLS Um! An1umzKg , . ...,....Q...,. T OAI NIONAHAN, RUTH Esau Page 106 Personalifies Best Looking ..,.Q,,..V.,. ..,.,... ,,,... B EVERLY NICHOLS, Rox' B'ICGRiX'fH Most Pleasing Personality .... ....Q............. B OB BAILEY, JUDY TRNKA Most Friendly ,,,,................., ...... A GNES GORSKI, PETE RADKIN in 2 ,inf fy in CL ASS OF JUNE 470 fs, ? M Page 108 1953 ALGUIRE, VERA MAE Girls' Chorus, Highway Staff, Recording Day Secretary, Art Club ALLEN, RITA Girls' Chorus, Spanish Club, Teachers' Secretary, Library Secretary, Alderman, French Club BAIKIE, ELLEN Girls' Chorus, Bowling, Hiking, Skating, Gym Secretary, Service Girl, Shield Staff, Teachers' Secretary, Hallguard BAILEY, ROBERT Football, French Club Treasurer, L. of H., Alderman, Fire Marshall, Hallguard Captain, Movie Operator, Intramural Basketball Champs BASIL, JOAN Girls' Chorus, Bowling, Riding, Skating, Highway Staff, Division Secretary, Recording Day Secretary, Teachers' Secretary, Mellin Room, Hallguard, Volley Ball Champs BELL, PATRICIA A Cappella, Fencing, Hiking, Riding, Skating, Tennis, G.A.A. Leader, German Club, Hallguard, Freshman Sponsor, Volley Ball Champs BENKE, CHARLES Band, Football, Track, French Club, Art Club, Physics Club, Fire Marshall, Hallguard, Intramural Basketball Champs BLAIR, LOIS A Cappella, Bowling, Hiking, Riding, Skating, 205 Sec- retary, Teachers' Secretary, Mellin Room BLOMQUIST, ARLENE A Cappella, Bowling, Skating, G.A,A. Board and Cabinet, German Club, Teachers' Secretary, Otlice Secretary CLASS OF JUNE 1953 BOTTEMA, HOWARD Loyalite BOWMAN, RONALD Basketball, French Club Secretary, Physics Club, Alderman, Fire Marshall, Hallguard Captain, Movie Operator BROOKS, JOYCE Biking, Hiking, Skating, Book Room, Hallguard BURKE, THOMAS L. of H., Hallguard, Prom Committee BURMAN, RONALD Golf, Track, Hallguard, Movie Operator, Stage Crew, Division President BURRAFATO, JOHN Teachers' Secretary, Fire Marshall, Movie Operator cAsclo, FRANK Fire Marshall, Movie Operator, Ring Committee, Division President CHASE, ROSEMARIE Skating, Teachers' Secretary, Hallguard COGLIANESE, GERALDINE Girls' Chorus, Bowling, Hiking, Skating, G.A.A. Leader, Gym Secretary, French Club, Teachers' Secretary, Hall- guard, Ring Committee, Dance Committee, G.A.A. Board and Cabinet, Letter Girls' Club, Life Saving Club, Volley Ball Champs, Division Treasurer Page 109 . CLASS OF 40' Q-auf Page 110 JUNE 1953 CORNELL, ELSIE A Cappella, Gym Secretary, Service Girl, Art Club, Hallguard CORP, LYLE Band, Orchestra, R.O.T.C., Rifle Team, Picked Platoon, Spanish Club, Chemistry Club, Physics Club, Hallguard COZEN, JAMES Band, Football, Latin Club, Fire Marshall, Hallguard, Ring Committee, Division President CRANE, BARBARA Girls' Chorus, Bowling, Fencing, Hiking, Skating, Gym Secretary, Service Girl, Spanish Club, French Club, Division Secretary, Recording Day Secretary, Volley Ball Champs CROGAN, ANNAMAE A Cappella, Bowling, Hiking, Gym Secretary, Service Girl, Letter Girls' Club, Fire Marshall, Life Saving Club CROTTY, PATRICIA Fencing, Riding, Spanish Club, Teachers' Secretary, Hallguard DeLUISE, LILLIAN Band, Riding, Gym Secretary, Service Girl, Teachers' Secretary, Library Secretary, Hallguard DeSOUSA, JOHN Baseball, Basketball, Book Room, Fire Marshall, Hallguard DONEGAN, THOMAS Football Manager, Track Manager, French Club, Ushers Club, Fire Marshall, Hallguard, Movie Operator CLASS OF .IUNE 19 DONNELLY, CAROL Skating, Service Girl, German Club, Highway Staff, Alderman, Dance Committee DONOVAN, PATRICIA Girls' Chorus, Bowling, Skating, G.A.A. Leader, Gym Secretary, Service Girl, Letter Girls' Club, G.A.A. Board and Cabinet, Life Saving Club, Volley Ball Champs, Spanish Club, French Club, Division Secretary, Record- ing Day Secretary, 205 Secretary, Teachers' Secretary, Hallguard DOVEN, KATHLEEN Girls' Chorus, German Club, Highway Staff, 205 Secre- tary, Teachers' Secretary, L. of H., N.H.S., Chemistry Club, Physics Club, Senior Class Treasurer DRISCOLL, PATRICIA Bowling, Spanish Club, Shield Staff, Recording Day Secretary, Teachers' Secretary DUBUC, LOUIS Teachers' Secretary, Book Room, Fire Marshall, Hall- guard, Movie Operator DUGAN, SHIRLEY Gym Secretary, 205 Secretary, Teachers' Secretary, Hallguard DUNNE, DANIEL Baseball, Basketball, Fire Marshall, Hallguard DURIS, MILAN Ushers' Club, Fire Marshall, Hallguard, Movie Operator, Band, Orchestra, Rifle Team, Picked Platoon, R.O.T.C. Captain, Latin Club, L. of H., Art Club, Chemistry Club DURKIN, JOHN Football, Division Secretary, Chemistry Club, Physics Club, Fire Marshall, Hallguard Page 111 ASS OFJ A1 U' I Page 112 UNE 1953 DUVAL, ANDREA Bowling, Hiking, Skating, G.A.A. Leader, Service Girl, Gym Secretary, GAA. Board and Cabinet, Latin Club Secretary, French Club President, Alderman, Dance Committee DZIMIDAS, ANTHONY Football, Fire Marshall, Hallguard EASTERHOUSE, SHIRLEY Cirls, Chorus, Biking, Hiking, Gym Secretary, Service Girl, Shield Staff, Shield Salesman, Mellin Room, Alderman EDGAR, PHYLLIS Cirls' Chorus, Bowling, Skating, French Club, Art Club EHRHARDT, LYNN Picked Platoon, Teachers' Secretary, Hallguard ESCH, RUTH A Cappella, Volley Ball Champs, Bowling, Fencing, Hiking, G.A.A. Leader, Gym Secretary, Service Girl, Shield Salesman, Division Secretary, Letter Girls Club FERREE, BETTY A Cappella, Teachers' Secretary FRANCIS, CAROLYN A Cappella, Service Girl, Shield Staff, L. of H., Hall- guard, Senior Class Secretary, Prom Committee, 4B-4A Party Committee, Bid Committee FRANCIS, JOAN Teachers' Secretary, Ofhce Secretary CLASS OF JUNE 1953 FRANZEN, DORIS Spanish Club GERCIUS, BERNARD A Cappella, Picked Platoon, Spanish Club, I-Iallguard, Movie Operator GIBBS, ALBERT Football, Track, Hallguard GONZALEZ, FRANK Football, Track, German Club, Shield Staff, Highway Staff, Teachers' Secretary, L. of H., N.H.S., Chemistry Club, Physics Club, City Clerk, Fire Marshall, Hall- guard, Movie Operator, Clean-up Committee GORSKI, AGNES Volley Ball Champs, Shield Staff, Division Vice- President, Recording Day Secretary, L. of H., Chemistry Club, Physics Club, Hallguard, Prom Committee, Senior Class Vice-President, 4B-4A Party Committee, Bid Committee, Dance Committee, Alderman GOTTSCHALK, CAROL A Cappella, Biking, Bowling, Hiking, Riding, Skating, G.A.A. Vice-President, Letter Girls' Club President, German Club, Office Secretary, L. of H. GRANATA, SHIRLEY Fencing, R.O.T.C. Secretary, Teachers' Secretary, Mellin Room, Hallguard Captain GRASSER, JOHN Fire Marshall, Hallguard, Movie Operator GRIFFIN, JOHN Basketball, Alderman, Fire Marshall, Hallguard, Gleanvup Committee, Dance Committee, 4B-4A Party Committee 'J'-S ASS OF Page l 14 UNE 1953 GROSS, JOAN Spanish Club, Highway Staff, Division Secretary, Recording Day Secretary, 205 Secretary, Teachers' Secretary, L. of H., N.H.S., Freshman Sponsor GUARINIELLO, LAWRENCE Band, Orchestra, Rifle Team Mgr., Latin Club, Chemistry Club, Physics Club, Ushers' Club, Fire Marshall, Hallguard Captain, Movie Operator, R.O.T.C. 2nd Lt. GURRISTER, JOHN Basketball, Swimming, Division Secretary, Teachers' Secretary, Physics Club, Fire Marshall, Hallguard, Movie Operator GUSICH, ANTHONY Band, Football, Spanish Club, Art Club, Physics Club, Fire Marshall, Hallguard, Intramural Basketball Champs HARTMANN, LORRAINE A Cappella, Service Girl, German Club, Shield Sales- man, Highway Staff, Recording Day Secretary, L. of H., Chemistry Club HAUGH, ELAINE Biking, Bowling, Hiking, G.A.A. Leader, 500 Club, Letter Girls' Club, Life Saving Club, G.A.A. Board and Cabinet, G.A.A. Treasurer, Volley Ball Champs HEILBRUNN, RONALD R.O.T.C., German Club, Hallguard HERBOLD, CAROLYN Shield Co-Editor, Shield Salesman, Division Secretary, Recording Day Secretary, Mellin Room, L. of H., N.H.S., Chemistry Club, Physics Club, Alderman, Hallguard, Volley Ball Champs, 4B-4A Party Committee HILT, ROBERT A Cappella, Football, Track, Rifle Team, Picked Platoon, Chemistry Club, Physics Club, Hallguard CLASS OF JUNE I9 HOGLE, MARILYN A Cappella, Hallguard HOLZRICHTER, EDWARD Rifie Team, Picked Platoon, R.O.T.C. 2nd Lt., German Club, Teachers' Secretary, L. of H. Vice-President, N.H.S., Chemistry Club, Physics Club, City Clerk HOWELLS, LA VERNE Girls' Chorus, Office Secretary, Spanish Club, Recording Day Secretary, L. of H, Treasurer, Art Club, Division President, N.I-I.S. HUFF, RUSSELL A Cappella, Track, Spanish Club, Highway Editor, Teachers' Secretary, L. of I-I., N.H.S., Chemistry Club, Physics Club, Comptroller, Alderman, Hallguard JANAVICE, GEORGE A Cappella, Spanish Club, Highway Staff, L. of H., N.H.S., Chemistry Club, Physics Club, Alderman, Freshman Sponsor JAMES, PATRICIA Girls' Chorus, Hiking, Skating, Gym Secretary, Service Girl, Shield Staff, Teachers' Secretary, Hallguard JOHNSON, RAE A Cappella, Bowling, Division Treasurer, Office Secre- tary, Library Secretary, Mellin Room, Alderman, Book Room, Hallguard JOHNSON, RODNEY Shield Staff, Shield Salesman, Division Secretary, L. of H., Chemistry Club, Physics Club, Alderman, Hallguard Captain, Freshman Sponsor, N.H.S., Intra- mural Basketball Champs KASE, PHYLLIS A Cappella, Bowling, German Club, Office Secretary Page 115 ASS OF JUNE 1953 Af' Page 116 KEAVENY, MARY Bowling, Shield Staff, Shield Salesman, Recording Day Secretary, Teachers' Secretary, L. of H. KElLY, ELLA A Cappella, Bowling, Tennis, Teachers' Secretary, Mcllin Room, Hallguard KENNY, JOHN Division Secretary, OHice Secretary, L. of H., Alderman, Book Room, Fire Marshall, Hallguard Captain, Clean-up Committee KOLB, SHIRLEY G.A.A. Leader, Gym Secretary, Service Cirl, Hallguarcl KOPPING, WILLIAM Fire Marshall, Hallguard Captain, Movie Operator, Division President KOVACH, ROBERT German Club KRAMER, JOAN G.A.A. Leader, Gym Secretary, Division Secretary, Division Treasurer, Office Secretary, Library Secretary, Hallguard KRAUSE, BETTY Band, Orchestra, Service Girl, Latin Club, Recording Day Secretary, Teachers' Secretary, L. of H., Chemistry Club, Physics Club, Alderman, N.H.S. KUTSCHKE, LOIS A Cappella, Division Secretary, Recording Day Secre- tary, Teachers' Secretary, L. of H., Chemistry Club CLASS OF JUNE 19 LAWRENCE, BEVERLY Bowling, Teachers' Secretary, Mellin Room, Hallguard, L. of H. LEE, EUGENE Shield Staff, Intramural Basketball Champs, Ring Committee, 4B-4A Party Committee LURGIO, JOANNE Girls' Chorus, Bowling, Gym Secretary, Service Girl, Division Secretary, Recording Day Secretary, 205 Secre- tary, Teachers' Secretary, Ofhce Secretary, Library Secretary, Matron's Secretary, L. of H., Art Club, Book Room, Hallguard Captain MAlLORY, BARBARA Girls' Chorus, Spanish Club, Teachers' Secretary MAGERO, EDMUND Track, Alderman, Fire Marshall, Hallguard MANVILLE, RONALD , Baseball, Basketball, Fire Marshall, Hallguard, Movie Operator MARGARELLA, DELORES A Cappella, G.A.A. Leader, Dance Committee, Vollcy Ball Champs McFADDEN, JOHN Football, Spanish Club, French Club, Fire Marshall MCGARRY, ARLENE Bowling, Fencing, Skating, Teachers' Secretary, Office Secretary, Hallguard Page 117 CLASS OF JUNE 1953 W-sa 'Q 4-GX Page 118 MCGARRY, AUDREY Bowling, Fencing, Skating. Teachers' Secretary, Ofhce Secretary, Hallguard MCGRATH, ROY Basketball, Track, German Club, Chemistry Club, Physics Club, Fire Marshall, Hallguard, Freshman Sponsor MILLER, ARLENE G.A.A, President, Dance Committee, Freshman Sponsor, G.A.A. Board and Cabinet, Letter Girls' Club, A Cappella, Volley Ball Champs, Shield Staff, German Club, Alderman, Productions, Recording Day Secretary, Hallguard, Teachers' Secretary, Library Secretary MILLER, BARBARA Girls' Chorus, German Club, Hallguard MILLER, LOUISE Girls' Chorus, Teachers' Secretary, Art Club, Productions MONAHAN, THOMAS Football, Basketball Champs, Teachers' Secretary, Fire Marshall MORAN, CAROL JEAN A Cappella, Skating, German Club, Shield Salesman, Highway Staff, Division Secretary, Recording Day Secretary, Teachers' Secretary, L. of H., N.H.S., Alderman, Hallguard NICHOLS, BEVERLY A Cappella, Bowling, Skating, Girls' Rifle Team, 205 Secretary, Teachers' Secretary, Hallguard O'HARA, PATRICIA Band, G.A.A. Leader CLASS OF JUNE 1953 OLSON, RICHARD L. of H., Chemistry Club, Physics Club, Alderman, Fire Marshall, Movie Operator, Freshman Sponsor, Clean-up Committee, Dance Committee ONESTO, ANTHONY Band, Track, Latin Club, Division Secretary, Teachers' Secretary, Physics Club, Book Room, Hallguard, Movie Operator PAULIKAS, GEORGE A Cappella, Latin Club, Highway Staff, Teachers' Secretary, L. of H., N.H.S., Chemistry Club, Physics Club, Fire Marshall, Hallguard PAYNE, DARLENE Girls' Chorus, Fencing, Skating, French Club, Division Treasurer, Recording Day Secretary, Office Secretary, Mellin Room PIKES, DIAN Hiking, Skating, Tennis, Girls' Rille Team, Latin Club, Recording Day Secretary, Teachers' Secretary, Ollice Secretary, L. of H., Physics Club, Hallguard PLISEK, ARLENE Girls' Chorus, Bowling, Hiking, Teachers' Secretary, Office Secretary, Art Club PLUTZ, MARTHA A Cappella, Spanish Club, Recording Day Secretary, Hallguard f PRUTOS, ATHENA Hallguard, G.A.A. PUSCHAK, WILLIAM Intramural Basketball Champs, Hallguard M, Q' Page 119 CLASS 0F RADTKE, FAITH Fencing, Skating, Teachers' Secretary, Mellin Room, Hallguard Captain RADKIN, PETER Band, Orchestra, Football, R.O.'I'.C., Picked Platoon, Spanish Club, Highway Staff, Chemistry Club, Physics Club, Fire Marshall, Hallguard Captain RADLOFF, WILLIAM Picked Platoon, R.O.'l'.C. Captain, Chemistry Club, Ushers' Club, Fire Marshall, Hallguard Captain RASMUSSEN, PHILIP Basketball, Shield Salesman, L. of H., Physics Club, Division President, Fire Marshall, Hallguard, Movie Operator, Senior Class President REBENSTOF, HOWARD R.O.T.C., Picked Platoon, French Club, Hallguard REGA, IRENE Bowling, Gym Secretary, German Club, French Club, Recording Day Secretary, Teachers' Secretary, Chem- istry Club, Hallguard ROSENQUIST, CAROL Loyalite, G.A.A. RYCHEL, JAMES Football, Swimming, Highway Stall, L. of H., Hall- guard, Stage Crew, N.H.S., Intramural Basketball Champs SANTORO, JOSEPH L, of H., Alderman, Division Secretary, Fire Marshall, Hallguard JUNE 953 Page 120 CLASS 0F JUNE 19 SCHIEFEN, ROBERT Track, Fire Marshall, Hallguard SCHULTZ, MIRIAM Girls' Chorus, Fencing, Hiking, Skating, French Club, Library Secretary, Volley Ball Champs SCHULZ, HELEN Fencing, Hiking, Gym Secretary, Service Girl, German Club, French Club, Shield Staff, Shield Salesman, Teachers' Secretary, Library Secretary, L. of H., N.H.S., Volley Ball Champs, G.A.A. Board and Cabinet, Cub Reporter , SHEELE, RICHARD Football, Shield Staff, Fire Marshall, Hallguard, Movie Operator, 4B-4A Party Committee SLAS, FRANK Latin Club, Chemistry Club, Physics Club, Hallguard, Freshman Sponsor SOFUS, RITA A Cappella, Bowling, Riding, Latin Club, Shield Staff, Division Secretary, Recording Day Secretary, Hallguard STABEROW, CHARLES R Physics Club, Fire Marshall, Hallguard, Movie Operator, Division Treasurer, Freshman Sponsor 1 STINITES, ALEXANDER Spanish Club, Shield Salesman, Teachers' Secretary, Chemistry Club, Fire Marshall, Hallguard, Intramural Basketball Champs SWANSON, MARJORIE Orchestra, Bowling, Fencing, G.A.A. Leader, Spanish Club, L. of H., Chemistry Club, Hallguard Page 121 ,f X Nd, CLASS OF Page 122 JUNE 1953 TENNANT, DONALD A Cappella, Baseball, German Club, Highway Stafi, L. of H., N.H.S., Alderman, Mayor, Fire Marshall, Hallguard, Movie Operator THOMAS, TOMMIE JO Band, Orchestra, Fencing, Riding, French Club, Chemistry Club, Physics Club, Alderman, Dance Committee, 4B-4A Party Committee THOMPSON, CAROL o.A.A., skating TIETZ, AUDREY A Cappella, Bowling, Fencing, Skating, French Recording Day Secretary Club, TOMCZAK, CHRISTINE A Cappella, Bowling, Hiking, Riding, German Teachers' Secretary, Ofhce Secretary, Chemistry Hallguard Club, Club, TOPPETT, JOYCE A Cappella, Bowling, G.A.A. Leader, Service Girls' RiHe Team, German Club, Spanish Library Secretary, Chemistry Club, Hallguard Girl, Club, TRNKA, JUDITH A Cappella, Spanish Club, Shield Co-Editor, Shield Salesman, Cub Reporter, Recording Day Secretary, L. of H., N.H.S. Vice-President, Chemistry Club, Physics Club, Alderman, Book Room, Hallguard, 413-4A Party Committee, Freshman Sponsor WATT, JOSEPH Fire Marshall, Hallguard, Movie Operator WEINGARTINER, RICHARD Latin Club, Chemistry Club, Physics Club CLASS DF JUNE 1953 WILKINSON, EDWARD Physics Club, Alderman, Fire Marshall, Hallguard ZAPEL, ROBERT Hallguard ZEKONIS, GENEVIEVE G.A.A., Hallguard ZERBIAN, BARBARA Girls' Chorus, Bowling, Fencing, Hiking, Skating, French Club, Shield Salesman, Teachers' Secretary ZERTH, HERBERT Basketball, Football, Alderman, Fire Marshall, Hall- guard Captain, Intramural Basketball Champs Not Pictured CASCIO, MARTIN JUCIUS, IRENE NORDQUIST, HARRY O'DEA, RITA O'MARA, RICHARD PAVELKA, ANTHONY SIMONYTE, NIJOLE TARNOWSKI, WILLIAM WELCH, LEO Page 123 '1 1 J ., 'e 1 1 i X V Q fi? fig Zi: I z 1 f l mf Aman. A A Capella ...,... ...4,., Advertising .,......,.. Art Club ,,,,.,,.,,..,,4,,.,, Assistant Principal .,..,...... Attendance Counselor ,.,.., Autographs ..,,,.e....,,,.,.,,,,,,,., B Badminton ......... ..,i,,.,,,,,,, Band, Concert ...... Baseball, Boys ..... . Baseball, Girls ....... Basketball ....,..... Baton Twirlers ....... Book Room Staff ........ Bowling ..,....,..,...4... ,,,.,,, C Checker Team .,...,,,,,..,,,,..,,,, Index ...........64-65 126-27 81 7 10 .......l28 24 66 18 24 .,......16-17 15 22 Captain Basketball Champs ,..,,,,, ,l,,,,,, 2 3 Cheerleaders ..,,,,.,..,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Chemistry Club ...,,.,.,,,.,,,,,,,,, ,.,,A,,. 8 6 Class Oflicers, January ...,..., Class Officers, June ...,,..... Clean Up Committee t,...... Color Guard .,,...,,..,,,.,..,,. Commissioned Ofhcers ....., Company A .,,,.i,.,,.,,.,,4 Company B ,..,,,, ,,,,,, D Dinner Dance ...,......i....,..,, F Faculty ..,,..,...,,.,,, .,.,.,,.,,,.,- Fire Marshalls ...... Football .,,.,,..,.,-,, Freshmen .,..............,,, Freshmen Sponsors ..... French Club .......... ....,. Fencing ,..,,..,..., ,,,.,,,,,,,,,, G G.A.A. Board and Cabinet .. G.A.A. 500 Club ..l.............,. German Club .............,,.,,,,,, Girls Chorus ............. Golf Team ............,...... Graduates, January ....... . Graduates, june ..........,....,. H Highway Staff .................. Horseback Rid ing .....v. 96 ........105 89 77 79 78 78 92 81 ........l2-14 .....1..-17-52 90 59 24 . ........ 20 58 ........68-69 19 ..........97-104 108-123 .,......56-57 22 J -lu niors ..... ............. L Latin Club .....................,... Legion of Honor ...... Letter Club .,......... Library Staff ...... Log .................. ,,...., M Mellin Room Staff ........ Movie Room Staff .......... N National Honor Society .......... Non-Commissioned Ollicers O 1 Oflicers, R.O.T.C. ........, . Orchestra ........,.., , ,.,...,.., , P Personalities, January ,..... Personalities, june .,... Physics Club ............. Picked Platoon ......... Posture Contest ....... Principal ,.,...,..,..,,, Productions .,,,., .,.,,,,,..,,,. R Rifle Team ........ .............. S Secretaries, 205 .............. Secretaries, Office ......., Seniors .................. Shield Salesman ....... Shield Staff ...,........ Sophomores ....... Spanish Club ........ Stage Crew ..,........ Student Council ....... Stunts, Girls ...... Swim, Boys ..,..... Swim, Girls ........ .............. T Tennis ...... ...... Track ........ ...... U Ushers Club ...... .............. Page 125 69 .,...... - 72-75 20 63 71 76 1 82 74 79 79 67 .,,......9-1-95 106-107 85 77 2-1 6 ff 91 80 10 87 .........26-28 88 .........54-55 .........38-46 .........60-61 82 75 24 19 2-1 21 19 83 FLOVVERS EXPRESS IT BEST DORIGAN BROS. FLORISTS REPUHIC 7-8900 l6fll VVEST 63rd STREET BOIVDED MEAIBERS CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST YVISHES TO THE GRADUATING CLASS MAY WE HELP YOU FIND EMPLOYMENT AL HOWE SERVICE, INC. 62-I5 S. Ashland Ave. 5629 W. 63111. St. Florixlx' Tflzfgrnjzll Delivery A.ss'n. 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