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

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fPf7ffJfHfdf'f7ff,,4ffff2'f,y T!-XG HARVARD -!7fEfl'EZjZ If l 1 l I1 ' 1 ' l1 1 l 11 l 1 1 1 I ll 1 lt l l1 l l l 1 1 l I 1 H l Top Run. H. Leupold, B. Goldberg, R. Sttrn, R. Iitaudsxay. f f Mzililli' Kun: V. Hervng, H. Freehling, D. Levin, AI. Davis, Ii. Bryant. l Bolfrnn Kult: Ii. Freeliling. R. Laemmle, M. Friedm.in, I. Hartman, Ir., A. Kline, Levinson, Rosenberg 1' 1! I THE PHILOMATHIAN SOCIETY l1 1 l' f f 1 In 1927, Ll group of Harvardians felt the need of an honor society in the school and ' 1 accordingly established the Philomathian Society. The club has not flourished in the past i l three years because the possible activities of such a group are so limited. The faculty has l 1 l recognized it, however, and has extended several privileges to its members. 1 1 ' l 1 3 I l 1 l 1 ,JD SENIORS SOPHOMORES I l Irvin Hartman Jr Mortimer Singer , Leonard Klein John Levinson I Budd Goldberg Howard Gottschalk by -IUNIORS FRESHMEN W David Levin Robert Beaudwny 1 l Allan Kline Edward Bryant l Max Friedman Robert Freehling I Edward Stern Y Irving Zisook 1V 1 id L. Page 102 ,