Harvard Boys High School - Review Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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gigsstguvuixgxgxgxg KQV l QW A? ?Q EEx3x3x3x3imJi3xQ3N ill l V l I ' i li. i pl ll 1 l ' i 1 l i ' l l ll ii lr 1, V I , i Q l 1 i' l l' 1 .l i li i l i i l Top Row: C, Lazerus, S. Bamberger, F. Nahser, B. Goldberg, XV. Freehling. Miilifli' Row: R. Frcehling, M. Kantro. Nl, Bame. R. Rirchheimer. M. Eiehengreen. R. Rich. l Ballon! Rout R. Laemmle, A. Reinhold, E. Kirchheimer, H. Freehling, XV. fNleRoy, Nlisx Perlev. b X l 1 l l l l THE GERMAN CLUB i ' l The Harvard School German Club has been for three years the most active club in 1 W the curriculum of school life. For a club whose purposes are to promote a more fluent , 1 use of the German tongue and further social relations, it has turned out to be a philan- 3 i thropic association whose limits of good will are boundless. Benefits .md plays are given, i the proceeds being given to charity. At Christmas time the club played Santa Claus to ten needy families, furnishing food, clothing, entertainment and financial aid to each Q i of the families. Under the guiding hand of Miss Perley, the club has increased its mem- I' l lf l bership and the capacity welfare work has also been amplified. Much credit, indeed, V should be given to Miss Perley and her boys for fostering such a worthy organization. Sol Bamburger Maurice Bame Myron Eichengreen William Eichengreen Herbert Freehling Robert Freehling Willard Freehling Budd Goldberg Maurice Kantro Edwin Kirchheimer MEMBERS Robert Kirchheimer Leonard Klein Richard Laemmle Clarence Lazerus William McRoy Frank Nahser Arthur Reinhold Kenneth Rich Edward Sachs Page 99 j' L, 's' Y -