James Harvey Bowen High School - Bowenite Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1944 volume:

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' pn tinfiate Ylctory. we not fhonlyv need, men, ykeqpipnient, and anwalfsconscious home front, but a higher education. 11 Victory l?1l.1SttbC ours for us to continue N 4 . 1, , . ,M rj ,ff , . 0 ourvpizesesat lstapldard, of living, ,avstairdard all ' tain this victory the training... in ,our schools must be ret 'ned d ..stf'ehg-thamcyl. st t a al r r e ves t Xcel in . ' i a every school ursuit .te at e os 'bl can, so , tliat we Aj., fTf', !'ibrz-V'-'V-' I gf'i 'i2T YV f 'fq,'w',Y A . it mly uild a oun ation stronwmugh ,to serve ,s a fr ,, l p . X' 1 . ...JL-l'j-A-Jifsupp t for us ahd for our country. We, th-e 1 up pl If f.. , , .- -. 'i'f, f 'vg! !t'J '4 '7'f-f' LAX? iam! IXLAA-LOL, fy- Az'ivriei i'f7a?1fT1Tst' be prepare , as uturedf . ,1 ,citizens to lead the nati n with the same ,f It , ., if, W,.,-0 J ,LLL-M +0-12g-n .x',..f '. U f,4:.,f.-, . kjrii. WV li , W un ilinidetermi ation and n 1el ng - XJ devotion th t ar so vitally U ee e oth gh? present f-X p mp fo the future. 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' pray ffm- f X I. for v1cToRY 'su X 19,1 W4 Xl W ..wvV4K-- lip' .sf A, f X 1 ll 1 1 N, ' , - x.,,,,..:-fl gl ' l 1 . fr' -i i -t.i,..,.ff. s an .. , . 4 'lb' ,- i it y , 5 X Booth, John Curry, James Abbott, Lionel Adamovich, Peter Allen, Dale q Almaguer, Bob Anderson, Donald Anderson, Frank Anderson, Lawrence Anderson, Maude Anderson, Raymond Anderson, Walter Ansburg, Jack Antonisen, Jack V Anthonisen, Norman Areen, Gordon Arsenault, Norman Aronson, Carl Aronson, John Aronson, Edward Aronson, Ralph Arteaga, Joseph Ashcraft, Richard Ashenbrenner, Joseph Babich, Nick Badtke, David Baehlen, William Baker, Carl Balaczek, Joseph Baldino, Albert Ball, Robert Banich, Michael Barber, Edward Baricevich, Nick Barkley, William Barm, Joseph Barnes, John Barnes, Forrest Barry, Bob Barski, Don Bartizak, Joseph Bartolomeo, Anthony Bartkiewicz, Joseph Basara, Milan Bastion, George Baudouine, Charles Bauer, George Baumann, George Bautista, Edward Bearlund, Harry Beaudoin, Paul Bednarski, Frank Behn, Warren Bench, Gerald Bender, Roman Benko, Frank Benko, John Benko, Michael Benkovich, Ray Benne, Robert Berg, Harry Berg, Kenneth Berman, Irving Berman, Sidney Bernstein, Alvin Bianski, Joseph Bielawski, Aloysius Berma, Karl Bielawski, Alphonse Bielawski, Ervin Bielawski, Henry Gielawski, Ray Bilinski, Eugene Bilinski, Louis Bingham, Tom Bis, Edward Blank, Walter Bledsoe, Bob Blezic, George Blumenthal, Milton Bookwood, Ralph Page Four Bork, Leroy Bouslog, Gifford Bowker, Ernest Boyle, Dan Bozic, Martin Brady, Fred Branecki, Raymond Branscomb, John Brigham, Bob Brigham, Bill Brin, Phillip Britt, James Broholm, Lawrence Brown, Richard Brozynski, Clement Brozynski, Harry Bruce, Boris Bruder, Leroy Bruno, Charles Brunski, Leo Bruszer, Sidney Buchar, Joseph Buckner, Bill Budd, Sheldon Budnieski, Ervin Bugoyski, Casimer Bullock, James Bulick, Daniel Buoscio, Alfred Buoscio, Chester Buoscio, Fred Buoscio, Ralph Buoscio, Romeo Burgiel, Anthony Burgwald, Glenn Burgwald, Bill Busse, Lester Burgwald, Theodore Buttala, Justice Buttala, Lee Bystrzycki, Theodore Cacich, Frank Callshan, Jerry Cannicott, Bill Capello, Angelo Capeorelli, John Capparelli, Joe Campbell, Ray Carlson, Erving Carroll, Edward Caruso, Anthony Caruso, Enico Caruso, Frank Carver, Bob Cary, Philip Cattoni, Albert Caturano, ohn Cebula, ' Joe Celmer, Joseph Chamales, George , J Cavanaugh, Tom R Chanak, Chemma Cheska, alph Eugene Bob Chiesmar, James Chesmar, Bob Chorak, Peter Christ, Chigaridas Christachkos, Bill Christensen, Curtis Q Chuich, Michael Chuich, Nick Chuk, Charles Cieslewicz, Anthony Ciganovich, John Cikulin, John Ciupak, John Clark, Lyman Cload, Bob Collins, Bob Comer, Elizabeth Connors, Connors 3 Connors, Conway, Cordoni, Corfield, Archibald Frank Bill Erol Carl Bill Cowan, Irving Crilly, Bob Crnokrak, Bob Crowder, Arthur Cyborski, Ray Czasnowski, Alice Dahl, Don Dalewski, Bennie Daley, Bob Davey, James Deal, Emeroh De Bow, Richard Deecken, Bob Deese, Warren Deering, Bob Dehn, Bob Deida, Arthur Delach, Anthony Delich, Nicholas DeWitt, Bill Dexew, Harold De Brito, Steve De Giamcomo, Emil Digman, Chester Dinnocenzp, Louis, Jr. Dinnocenzp, Louis, Sr. Ditty, Luella May Dmitrovich, Louis Dmitrovich, Mitchell Dolata, Arthur Dombrowski, Alexander Dombrowski, Warren Dominisk, Ted Dorigan, John Downs, Ray Doyle, Harry Draine, Richard Dr.aine, Tom Drebing, Roy Driver, John Droba, Clarence Droba, Ervin Durbin, Ray Durbin, Clyde Dust, Arthur Dust, Bob Dust, W'ayne Dwornikowski, Frank Dwyek, Gerald Rykes, Bob Easton, David Echt, Bernard Efantis, Gust Eicke, Kirk Eisenhammer, Bob A Ekstrom, Martin Ekstrom, Warner Eller, Rudolph Ellison, Clifford Elsner, George Elsner, Raymond Engbrecht, La Verne Erick, Alfred Erikson, Carl Erikson, Lloyd Enders, Eugene Evans, Michael Fair, Harold Fata, Frank Fattore, Sam Feldman, Eddie Ferdinand, Leon Fies, Arthure Figilio, Charles Fogg, Richard Fortuna, Conrad Fortuna, Edward Fox, Curtis Fox, Ralph Franks, Howard Frazin, Irwin Fritz, Harold Fritz, Wilson Furjanic, Bob Furjanic, Sylvester Furmankiewicz, Henry Fuss, Walter Gadus, Martin l Gadus, Walter Galayda, Mike Ganz, Fred Ganz, Morris Garcia, Mike Garritano, Samuel Gatzke, Herbert Gaza, Edmund Gaza, Frank Geldun, Carl Gembala, Joseph Geiger, Bob Gentry, Joe Gentry, H. A. Gerdel, Donald Gerlich, John Getzloff, Carl Gctzloff, Bill Gianopolus, Christ Gilba, Andy Gilliland, Howard fi Gobol, Roy Golon, Matt , Gomolski, Eddie - 1 Gomolski, Gene f f Gornick, Joseph Gornick, Francis Gorski, Marion , Goshen, Harry Gould, Jack Graczyk, Harry Gradi, Gilbert Graff, Daniel Grahn, Bob Grahovac, George Grahovac, Robert I Graham, Marvin 'I , Granich, Joe if Q Grankowski, Bob , ',,-'fff Grant, Stanley A 'f I Continued on Page 2191, .f 's . ' ' ' ' 1' : ' ' '- v ,.,.?fv. J X 1 . f.,pf.f r '1 ' yr pl Mnifwlfffi M . C5 W ,aaa Gam. MR. WILLIAM P. HEARNE i P1'i11C'iPlll 1-1.1-5-L, Zia U15 Graduafcsvf Zcbruary and june rf ff 7944 one I o ac IS a much abused word It 1S therefore our duty to str1ve to know 1tS I. i J MJ, yy n by your example that our democratic way of life is a workable xxx re meanx nd to deepen our understanding of its significance h Ja e must realize in Uhe first place that respect for the dignity of each human e o .s the very root of Democracy. We must also realize that each human person is ore worth than the entire physical universe. The thin that makes this so is the . 1 g y s i in each human being.-It is only in this sense that we can understand tahe state- X P N ment that 'all men are created equalp' X X , . , By accepting these facts we are led to put first things first, the spiritual values 1 RX p ahead of the material. This is the foremost idea I earnestly ask to take with you and i X-Ni Rx? make a guiding principle for your future actions. 1 1- 'KN 3 ' XX N. ' X l i X-,six Y., X' Q? i B 9: f X ,XR ix K Xlxx .X X ml 5 6 ' xp XX N e CMM4 . F2 1 ,Q c. XX N -Y is X Page Five gi' , . nl ,ww KW! Q! we cw. ftwlj J.,-Jfdaw g.2.,7154a . . ' ' 'rv gp fix' 6' HZ? fv-51414 -ff-f . I ,V Wj,JCiZ4:.1fL- QW' 9fK W -si if m Ji l 'if a f'. if , ii'J3 'y! . fd., Page Six X ,! I, is .1 .Lf-'fn . ' w7irfiff3,ff.47, .F -' 'fi i X'Yb .1 ' 0 0 5 0 9 .711 Appreciafian Two very fine teachers left Bowen this seas imparting their knowledge to teen-aged pupils. They Wrench and Miss Jeannette' Worthcn. Both taught related but are, for Miss Wrench, through strenuo games, gave her students a sound bodyand mind w teaching English a much easier one, for a healthy per does a tired, Xsickly one. Both of these fine upst-anding citizens of Bo missed by all of their former school associates enjoyable anecdqtes endeared them in the hearts of W Good luck to you and good health, Miss W The very same wishes are extended to you, Miss W and visit us sometime?! Zin glflliemuria Miss DE ETTE MCN It was with the sincerest regret that Bowen,s the news of the sudden passing .away of Miss McNa Many of today's successful housewives in So pleasant Way of teaching the fine arts of cooking. pupils happy while they learned not only that The his stomach,', but how to make beautiful clothes rap Rest in Peace, dearly loved teacher! on to retire after many years of are none other than Miss Frances subjects that seem entirely un- us exercise and body-conditioning h1ich made Miss Wornhen's task of son learns much more readily than wen High School will sincerely be iecause their dheery smiles and ll. fench, on your farm in Georgia. drthen. Won't you both come up 111 AIUL home-economic students received ul. uth Chicago owe their skill to her She had a knack for making her way to a man's heart is through idly and efliciently as well. f 1 1' Q f 1 in 1 ,1: ' W i 1 1 11' ' 1 111 11 1, ' '11 Y 11 'X1' I ' N W 14 P 1 11. , 'N Y V 1' Y 1 13 11' ' 1 1 11,11 'N W . W V ww- 11 Am NNT' 1' 1 1 ' 'L 'N 't ' M W . H 11 1 1 H ,JIM 1 ' 'X 1 1 Y 1 ,- 1111 1 1 Q '11 rs V11 M 1 1 W 1 8 I gf' 1 Mi' il: f 1111, 1.111111f,5 HM111111 AA ' 1 W MM V J THE PROM GRADUATION Page Seven wwyefifwifwf' l MJ 27 ' 5 6 -2 . V . , y 4, ci A Q L s mm em R ' ee - .... .......... - ...... . LORENCE HEDGES L 01 A ' H ' ELAINE DUKAS C C it .... . .... .... ELEANORE LINDGREN sf SHIRLEY GUSE A d Commxttee Hxstorxcal Comnuttee Glft Commlttee and Class Day ......... Social Committee ..... V ' Fina Co ttee - ..... ---- I P ommi h ................. Ifllttee ...... Flower and Motto Com L I , R QE R R. ROBERT SCHAFER HELEN KNEZEVICH CHARLENE I-IAUSLER BERNICE PRIGGE JEANETTE PEAIKSON sf ll S Class Motto: Knowledge is Power lli Q l - 7 1 1 Q Class Color: Purple and Gold I ' C ass Flower: Yellow Tea Roses and Purple Sweet Peas i . C W X ,f MJ!! ob Wll 4 L ll , es... NE 2 'ly 1 Q gf. Q R 2 is R ll Page Efghf 4 , fflw WMM! . 1 ll, is ELENORE SHIRLEY LINDGREN W Biff ff Treas. NA VICI-I DON I KNEZEVICH Vice Pres. HORACE I ' Y . Pres. Eluss History af Sfcbruary 1944 As we, the seniors, turn the pages of this year's Bowenite, we likewise turn in our minds the memories of our high school years. It seems impossible to realize that four years have slipped by since our entrance into Bowen. ' February 1940, started our Freshman year, this year, rather dim in our memory now, was the one in which we first began to make the friendships which we were to keep during our school years, and perhaps all our lives. It was in this first year that we began to earn our Tau Pi Alpha credits, work for National Honor, and join the other organizations' open to freshmen. S As Sophomores we became more familiar with school life and began to venture opinions at Student Board meetings, attend football games, senior plays, and join the choruses. Yes, we were establishing ourselves on a firm base for our next two years. In our Junior year many of us had, the honor of being elected into the National Honor Society, we earned our Tau Pi Alpha keys, and began to hold offices in various clubs. Then came our senior year, and it was just as wonderful as we anticipated. There was the thrill and suspense of senior elections: our social committee sponsoring the senior hay ride, and as the end of the semester drew near, there was our Class Day Program, the Senior Award assembly, in which the outstanding students were honored, and last but not least, the highlight of,our' social events, the new and patriotic Victory Prom which was held in our school gym. We certainly have had a wonderful Senior year and now, as graduation draws near, the best wishes of our entire senior class go out to several of our fellow classmates who are now in the Armed Forces. J ,im Qs Page Nine I FRANCIS DI MARCO Taylor Pan American Club, Library Club, Football Team, Hall Guard, B.A.A., Motion Picture Club. SHIRLEY DUST Taylor Dust Gal Bowenite Editor, National Honor Society, and Junior Honor Club, Jacket Girls, Senior Girls' Council, Star English 3, 4, Glee Club, Bowen Arrow Staif, German Club. ANTOINETTE HORN Gallisfel Toni Student Board, Jacket Girls, Senior Girls' Council, Tau Pi Alpha Key, Bowenite Head Typist, Choral Club, G.A.A., Catalyzers, 'Bi- ology Club, German Club, Latin Club. BARBARA GORNICK Taylor ffBarb,, Senior and Junior Honor Club, Student Board, Mixed Chorus, Senior Girls' Council, Prom Committee, G.A.A., Hall Guard, Tau Pi Alpha. Pafgr 'Tan I MARY DUICH Thorp Junior Honor Club, Senior Girls' Council, Hall Guard, Tau Pi Alpha, G.A.A. ARTHUR FAYTA Sheridan IfArtD Baseball '42 and '43, Intermural liuasketball, Biology Club. SHIRLEY GUSE Coles Shae Prom Chairman Vice-President Ja ltet Girls, c Secretary Catalyzers, Junior and Senior Honor Clubs, Tau Pi Alpha Key, G.A.A., G.A.A. Board, Band, Orchestra, Senior Girls' Coun- cil Mixed Chorus. FLORENCE HEDGES T ffchipll President of G.A.A. Cheer Leade Taylor s' Club, Letter Girl, Co-chairman of Com .encemcnt Committee, Junior and Senior Horior Club, P Student Board, Tau Pi Alpha, ep Girls, Jacket Girls, Mixed Chorus, Senior Girls' Council, Catalyzers. CLASS Ol F DOROTHY ANDERSON Gallistel HD. A-ll Senior Girls' Council, Catalyzers, Hall Guards, G.A.A., Library Assistant, Biology Club, ln- ternational Club. A LILLIAN BINGHAM Coles ffLill, National Honor Society, Junior and Senior Honor Club, Senior Award Committee, Grease Painters, Senior Girls' Council, Stu- dent Oflice Worker, Tau Pi Alpha, Girls' Gloe Club, Sub-Debs, G.A.A. MARY CARRES Sheridan Senior Girls' Council, Biology Club, Catalyz- ers, Sub-Debs, G.A.A. BETTY CONNORS Coles Connie Cheerleader Captain, Social Committee, Sen- ior Honor Club, Tau Pi Alpha, Student Board Secretary, Girls' ChCorus, Pan Ameri- can Club, Senior Girls' Council, Jacket Girls, Star English 4 and 5, G.A.A., Biology. ELAINE DUKAS Clay Duke Co-Chairman Commencement Committee, National Honor Society Secretary, Student Board -President, Treasurer Pep Girls, Presi- dent Sub-Debs, Jacket Girls, G.A.A., Letter Girls, Tau Pi Alpha Key, Senior Girls' Coun- cil, Star English 4, 5, 6. JONIAS FLORES Sheridan 2nd Lt. R.O.T.C., Football Team '42 and '43, Vice-President Mixed Chorus, Pan Amer- ican Club Secretary, Intermural Basketball. CHARLINE HAUSLER Taylor Chuckie National Honor Society, Class Day and Giftt Committee Chairman, Catalyzers President, jacket Girls' Secretary, Senior Girls' Coun- cil Sccretary, Pe-p Girls' Vice-President, G.A. A. Secretary, Order of the Lyre, Tau Pi Alpha, German Club. TED HYZY Sullivan - JL 3: 5, DOROTHY BAKER T-1jli0f Dar ' President G.A.A., Letter Girls, Hall Guards, Biology Club, Catalyzers, President Student Board, Honor Club, Senior Girls' Council, cil, President Mpsic Club. ROBERT BAKER etBobu JACQUELINE BALOUIN Taylor jackie Bowen Bows' Secretary, Twigs Publicity Man- ager, Treasurer Commercial Club, Hall Guard, Student Board, G.A.A., Senior Girls' Coun- President Music Club. MATTHEW CHADISH Marsh Matt Catalyzers, Hall Guards, Social Committee, Financial Committee, Honor Club, Biology Club. GEORGE CVEJANOVICH Bright Lt. Col. R.O.T.C., Exhibition Squad, Picked Platoon, Honor Club, National Honor So- city, Catalyzers, Science Club, Biology Club, B.c.o. Club, N.C.O. Club. 7 J JUNE DUST Gallistel Dusty June Bowenite Salesmanager, Order of the'Lyre, Sub-Debs, Senior Girls' Council, G.A.A., Grease Painters. ' ALDO GANZ Bright Band, Orchestra. GLORIA HAUSLER Taylor ffNibSU G.A.A., ,Catalyzers, Biology Club, Senior Girls' Council, German Club, Bowling Club, Mixed Chorus, Charm Club, Camera Club, Junior Honor Club. HORACE IVY ' Mann ffBudJ, President Senior Class, President Student Board, Treasurer National Honor Society, .President Junior Honor Club, Football '42, '43, Wresling '42, '43, Catalyzers, Mixed Chorus. l ROBERT BAKER ffB0bD ANN BUGOS Gallistel Junior Honor Club, Student Board, Cheer- leaders, Senior Girls' Council, Jacket Girls, Flower and Motto Committee, Girls Chorus, Hall Guards, Tau Pi Alpha, G.A.A. RICHARD CHOCHUL Warren rfDiCk91 Honor Club, Catalyzers, Commencement Committee, B'.A.A. N.C.O., B.O.C., Picked Platoon, Captain R.O.T.C., Pan American Club, Mixed Chorus, Exhibition Squad R.O.T.C. g CATHERINE DELACH Bright ff-Kay!! Senior Honor Club, Junior Honor Club, Tau Pi Alpha, Hall Guard, Senior Girls' Council, Biology Club, G.A.A., Commercial Club RUTH BAKER Dist. 122-- G. A. A. Oak Lawn CECILIA CARLSON Taylor Cecil Jacket Girls, Star English 3, Senior and Jun- ior Honor Club, Catalyzers, Biology Club, Girls Chorus, German Club, G.A.A. DOROTHY CHURCH Bright Duddic Senior Honor Club, Student Board, Bowenite Representative, Senior Girls' Council, Bowen Arrow Salesman, G.A.A., Pan American Club, Hall Guard. ADELINE DI FRANCESCO Bright Frisco ' Honor Club, Student Board, Senior Girls' Council, Class Day Committee, Bowen Arrow Salesman, Oiiice Assistant, Library Club, Commercial Club President, G.A.A., Hall Guard Captain. FEBRUARY 1944 Page Ele Urn ELEANORE LINDGREN Taylor ffspeedn Treasurer Senior Class, President Senior Girls' Council, Chairman Financial Committee, Sec- retary Home Economic Club, Order of the Lyre, Jacket Girls, Pep Girls, Student Board, Concert Orchestra, Tau Pi Alpha. SYLVIA MAKOWSKI Sullivan ffMac,, Senior Girls' CCouncil, Pan American Club, Home Economic Club, Tau Pi Alpha, G.A.A., Sub-Debs, Bowling Club. LEONARD MULCAHEY Gallistel ffM0e,J 1 Spanish Club, B.A.A., Bowen Arrow Staff, R.O.T.C., Bowenite Staff, Catalyzers, Biology Club. r Y .. DOLORES OSTROWSKI Sberidarl ffDo,, Star English, G.A.A., Senior Girls' Council, Sub Debs, Ofbce Club. Page Twelve , LUCILLE LINDMARK k9,11i,g,1 'fLu 4 President National Honor Society, usiness Manager Bowenite, Tau Pi Alpha Ke , Class Day and Gift Committee, Senior and Junior Honor Clubs, Senior Girls' Council, Jacket Girls, Pep Girls, Order of the Lyre, tatalyz- ers, Mixed Chorus. DANIEL MARTINO Taylor ff-Dan.J, Prom Committee, Mixed Chorus, football '43 , Catalyzers. CAROL NELSON I Nell Gullislel Honor Club, Tau Pi Alpha, Secretalgy Stu- dent Board, President Pep Girls, Tireasurer Order of the Lyre, Jacket Girls, Senio r Girls' Council, Social Committee, Catalyzers, Star English, G.A.A. DOROTHY IJAVICH D0tty Senior Girls' Council, Bowenite Rep tie, Pep Girls, Catalyzers, G.A.A., P of Reading Class Assistances, Hall Gu CLASS O 'Warren Eesenta- esident hrd. EDNA MAY JADRYEV Gallistel Ekkie G.A.A., Library Club, Hall Guard, Oiicee Girl, Star English, Girls' Chorus. ETHEL KATZ Snlligualt rrlcittyv G.A.A., Tau Pi Alpha, Hall Guard, Sub- Debs, Senior Girls' Council. HELEN KNEZEVICH Taylor Kcrmie Secretary of Class, National Honor Society, Senior Honor Club, Student Board, Letter Girls, Jacket Girls, Catalyzers, Biology Club Secretary, Mixed Chorus, Tau Pi Alpha. THOMAS KEIAZEK Taylor lVimpy JUNE LOEHRKE Gallfml Lark Pep Girls, Senior Girls' Council, G.A.A., Biology Club, Girl Reserves. CLAUDE MAZZOCO P , Taylor Football '43 Captain, Baseball '43, Prom Committee, Historical Committee. SYLVESTER NEMCEK Wafrvn rrsylu R.O.T.C. Ollicers' Club, R.O.T.C. Picked Platoon, R.O.T.C. Exhibition Squadron, Stu- dent Board, Hall Guard, Tau Pi Alpha, Bl.A.A. GEORGE PAVLOS Sheridan Swim Team, Vice President Catalyzers, Con- cert Orchestra. ffpa-ppy!! A ' 1 5. I LORRAINE JAHNKE Gallislel Lorrie G.A.A., Financial Committee, Music Club, Travel Club, BBiology Club, R.C.A. Helper, Senior Girls' Council, Commercial Club, Hall Guard. LOLA KINDLER Gallistel erL0n Jacket Girls, Senior Girls' Council, Hall Guard, G.A.A., Girls' Chorus, German Club, Home Economics Club. OLGA KORACH Bright ccAugiess Honor Club, Senior Girls' Council, Tau Pi Alpha, Bowen Arrow Salesman, Flower and Motto Committee, Hall Guard, G.A.A., Office Assistant, Library Assistant. ALYCE LA BROW , Shakespeare Ollie Senior Girls' Council, G.A.A. DOLORES LOPEZ Thorp Lola Senior Girls' Council, .Pan American Club, Home Economic Club, Tau Pi Alpha, G.A.A., Sub-Debs, Bowling Club. VALENTINE MORENO Bfighlf NANCY NORSTROM Gallislel ffNan,, Secretary, National Honor Society, Honor Club, Tau Pi Alpha, Library Club, Spanish Club, Office Club, Hall Guard, Girls' Chorus, Commencement Committee, Order of the Lyre. JEANETTE PEARSON Gallisiel fflcpii National Honor Society, Senior Honor Club, Tau Pi Alpha, key, Chairman Flower and Motto Committee, Senior and Feature Editor Bowenite, jacket Girls, Senior Girls' Council, Mixed Chorus, Girls Chorus, G.A.A. DOROTHY JASINSKI Sheridan Prefer Honor Club, G.A.A. Board, G.A.A. Letter Girl, Commencement Committee, Girls' Chorus, Jacket Girls, Senior Girls' Council, Travel Club, Polish Club. EVELYN KLOBUCAR Marsh Senior Girls' Council, Senior Award Com- mittee, Star English 6, G.A.A. HELEN KORDYLA Taylor Senior Girls' Council, Twigs, Social Com- mittee, Ofiice Assistant, Bowen Arrow Repor- ter, Dramatic Club. SHIRLEY LANGHAM Taylor Shirl Jacket Girls' Treasurer, Pep Girls, Senior Girls' CoCuncil, G.A.A., Office Club, Hall Guard, Girls' Chorus, Home Economics Club, German Club, Order of the Lyre. DOLORES JAWORSKI Coles Emma Order of the Lyre, Girls' Chorus, Oiiice Club, Home Economics Club, Senior Girls' Council, G.A.A. ARTHUR KLUG Gallisile Klush B.A.A., Catalyzers, junior Hi-Y. MATILDA KRESICH , Gallisfcl Tillie Library Club, Sub-Debs, Senior Girls' Coun- cil, G.A.A., Hall Guard, Tau Pi Alpha. A EUNICE LINDEN Gallisfel ffEun,, jacket Girls, Pep Girls, Mixed Chorus, Girls' Chorus, Tau Pi Alpha, Junior Honor Club, Bowling Club, G.A.A., Catalyzers, Senior Girls' Council. 3 l I'- FEBRUARY 1944 Page Thi rtecn 1- - - -'Y- ---- ---- --- - -Z ROSE SZCZODROWSKI Coles Rosie O' Grady Senior Honor Club, Star English 5 and 6, Senior Award Committee, Senior Girls' Coun- cil, S.P.Q.R., G.A.A., Home Economic Club, Office Club. BERNARD TYMOREK Sullivan Baa-neyi' Biology Club, Aviation Club, Catalyzers Class Day and Gift Committee. FRANCES VVOJTALEWICZ Frannie', Immaculate Conception Senior Girls' Council, Home Economic Club, Biology Club, Hall Guard, G.A.A. Page Fourteen I . ' , Jon TABONE A Taylor T-Bone l Bowen Aviation Club, B.A.A., Biology Club. LILLIAN VIDOVICH Brighl ffLil Vid!! I Editor-in-chief Bowen Arrow, National Hon- or Society, Tau Pi Alpha Key, Prom Com- mittee, G.A.A. Letter Girl, Biology Club President, Jacket Girls' Club, Pep Girls, Cata- lyzers, Student Board. EDWARD YURATOVAC Gallisiel Bud A Football Team, Catalyzers, Biology Club, B.A.A. 2 ee 1 CLASS OEF I ------ . - +L.-Yiwu 7447, , ,,, MARTIN PEARSON Morrill ffMnrty,, Hall Guard, Treasurer Pan American Club, Social Committee, Biology Club. BERNICE PRIGGE Gallislel Bern Chairman Social Committee, President Jacket Girls, President Order of the Lyre, President Girls' Chorus, Junior and Senior Honor Club, Tau Pi Alpha, Vice-President Senior Girls' Council, Star. English, Secretary Pep Girls, Catalyzers. THOMAS RUZON Tommy Hall Guard. BETTY SHAWCROFT Gallistei If J! BJ. Senior Girls' Council, G.A.A., Glec Club, Order of the Lyre, Charm Club, Hall Guard. HAROLD TARRANCE Clay DONNA VLAISAVICH Taylor ffDOn3! Vice-.President Senior Class, junior and Senior Honor Club, Social Committee, Student Board, Hall Guards, Mixed Chorus, Senior Girls' Council, jacket Girls, G.A.A., Tau Pi Alpha. ALOYSIUS ZURAWSKI Sullivan PPA!!! Biology Club, Aviation Club. l IN ?VlEMORIAM 'OF OUR DEPARTED PAL, LUliE NIEP I Rose PESUT Bright NRO!! Charm Club, Library Club, Hall Guard, G.A.A., Senior Girls' Council, Pan American Club, Office Club. JOHN REBECCHI Sheridan Rebek A R.O.T.C., N.C.O. Club. ROBERT SCHAFER Coles ffBob,, Y Treasurer National Honor Society, President Student Board, Senior Honor Club,, Vice Pres- ident Junior Honor Club, Chairman Senior Award Assemjbly, Treasurer French Club, Chairman Clean-Up Committee, Tau Pi Alpha Key, Secretary Boys' Bowling Leaugue, Hall Guard. DORIS SIEGEL Sheridan ffBobbyn Senior Girls' Council, Girl Reserves, G.A.A., German Club, Biology Club, Charm Club, Bowling Club, Bowen Buds. GEORGE TRIPLETT Gallisiel ffTrips,, Bowen Arrow Staff, Bowenite Staff, Catalyz- ers, R.O.T.C., B.A.A., Football, Biology Club. JEANETTE WADE T,,y1,,, Nettie Senior Girls' Council, Bowen Bows, Bowen Arrow Staff, Letter Girls' Club, G.A.A., Hall Guard Captain. HELEN ZYLUK C1,,y Commencement Committee, Perfect Atten- dance, G.A.A. Letter Girl, Tau Pi Alpha, jacket Girls' Club, Pep Girls, Girl Reserves, Sub-Debs, S.P.Q.R., Senior Girls' Council. AUDREY PETERSON Gallistel ffpeteil Honor Club, Tau Pi Alpha, Student Board, Treasurer Senior Girls' Council, Bowen Arrow Salesman, Jacket Girl, Pep Girl, Library Club, G.A.A., Catalyzers, Hall Guard Captain. AGNES REZAC Gallisiel rAggit,n Band, Orchestra, Honor Club, Tau Pi Alpha, Senior Girls' Council, Office Club, Jacket Girls, Hall Guard, G.A.A., Travel Club. EDWARD SCHMIDT Bull Catalyzers, B.A.A., Hall Guard, Honor Club, Pan American CClub. JOAN STANLEY Mann Fuss Hall Guard, G.A.A., Biology Club, Debate Club, Senior Girls' Council. RICHARD .POTOCKI Immgculalc Conception Catalyzers, Biolo-'V Club, Historical Com- mittee, Hall Guard. MARY RUSSO Slaerirlau Bowenite Representative, Senior and Junior Honor Club, Senior Girls' 'Council, Hall Guard Reading Class Assistants Club, Pan American Club, Lajunta Spanish Club. MARGUERITE SEWARD Gallistel Marge A G.A.A., Catalyzers, Hall Guard. GAY STUCK Miken G.A.A. Board, Senior Girls' Council, Bowling Club. FEBRUARY 1944 Page Fifteen - February '44 C L A S S N O T A B L E S Pgbt QKQTO Succeed esr Qhdfmlnq G '70 EBT 0 f6' 3 Wi 'X -MNOMQ S WW kayj ve QMDOXSPW 5 -gg T S CICS! Q fy g 445' 055 BQ Qs 5 NYUTTIES February '44 CI L fX S S CD T' fk B L E S PgS t Page Eighteen I I , I I This class prophecy is given with due respeclt to the january Graduates, and it was written in the fun .loving spirit dur class has shared for four years. It has no hearing on their 'character or personality or gfurther am- hitions, hut it is just a letter of make belie1I1e suppositions and remarks. I JEANETTE PEARSON I Class of january 1944 I January, 1954 MR. BO BOWEN I President Senior Class 3 Bowen High School, Chicago, Illinois I Dear Siri p Another year has rolled around, which means reunion time for the January 1944 class of Graduates. Each year has scattered odr group a little more, but, despite the distance same travelled, the affair was well attehded, and some even brought their fami ies. Dr. Horace Ivy, M D, acted as master of ceremonies, and, needless to say he did a very marvelous job. It pleased us all immenshly when Lucille Lindmark, Broad- way and Hollywood star, added her sparkling presenlze to the gathering. Let me see now who else of prominence was there? Oh, yes, Carol Nelson, and by the way she is more beautiful than ever, was present with Bernice Priggs, and Eunice Linden. Nancy Nors-trom, voted man hater, was there with her handsome hus- band and two beautiful children. Joe Tabone also cI1me later, and guess what, Edward Yuratovac and Joe are now stars of M.G.M. I thought they would gain Hollywood contracts some day. ' I Well of course our old class officers were sitting at the speakers table, Donna Vlaisavich, Helen Knezevich, who's medical accompyishments we have heard so much about, and Eleanor Lindgren, and the years have really been kind to them. Let me see, who else do I remember as bein I present? Claude Mazzaco, Shir- ley Dust, Matt Chadish, Shirley Guse, and Major George Cvejanovich, of the Army Intelligence Dept., with Gay Stuck, and Capt. Ricliard Chockul with Betty Conners occupied one table, and they really made a distinctive looking crowd. George Triplett, who by the way now has Ihis own well known band, had as his guest Lillian Vidovich, well-known journalist, and George Pavlos, concert violinist, with Cecilia Carlson made a beguilling looking foursdme. Also at one of ' the main tables, chatting away about old times were Elaine Dukas, Florence Hedges, and Model for Vogue, AudreIy Peterson, of course, as expected, the so voted class pals were together, namely Bob Schhfer and Jeanette Pearson. Above all the noise and clanking dishes colild be heard distinctive talking of June, most talkative Dust. It really surprised everyone, myself included, when Art Klug and Dorothy Baker came to the dinner together. Eagerly awaiting the dance music to start were Ethel Katz and Tom Ksiazek, yoted best dancers, they still top the list in my estimation. I I Always adding their witty remarks when thf: party seemed' drab made Adeline Difirancisco and Martin Pearson the center of attraction all evening. Bob Baker with Lillian Bingham, Gloria Hatlsler, Helen Zyluk, and Antionette Horn made a grand entrance in his eternal Baker Fli'l!6T!,, I Regarding well known celebraties, we were greatly honored to have in our presence Art Fata, star player on the Yankee Championship team. I ' I I I I I I I I I gp I Aldo Ganz, Ted Hyze, George Chanek, and Joseph Isek acted as waiters at our super dinner, and guess what, they didn't even break a dish. Of course, we needed- waitresses and dish washers so Jacqueline Blouin, Doris Siegel, Jonas Florez, Dan Martino, Ruth Baker, John Rebecchi, Dorothy Anderson and Olga Korich volunteered and from the noise that came from the kitchen I imagine they had a super time, even if it was washing dishes. To the following people we owe a sincere Thank You, for the splendid work they did in securing a place for our reunion producing the marvelous entertainment, and really planning and carrying out the whole party. Ann Bugos, Chairman, Sylvester Nymcek Co-Chairman, Charlene Hausler, Dorothy Jazinski, Dolores Joworski, Edward Schmidt, Agnes Rezac, Leonard Milewski, and Rose Szchrodrodrowski. Special thanks go to Leonard Mulcahey for the beautiful work and original design our menu covers carried. So not having any more to say about our grand reunion, I will close with the wish that you and your class will have as great a senior year as we have had, and that your reunions will be as memorable as ours have been. HONOR ROLL Covztinuecl Greene, Edward Greenough, Fred Gremba, Walter Grenko, Charles Grzesiak, Richard Grieman, Irving Grigsby, Donald Grindey, Herbert Grossman, Abe Grubish, Tom Grzelak, Joe Grzesiak, Arthur Guska, Joe Gyllstrom, Bob Gyllstrom, Roy Halaychik, Elmer Hale, Murrill Hallberg, Perry Halpin, Bill Hammar, Frank Hammermeister, Ernest Haney, Bob Hanrahan, Jack Harasimonicz, Alphonse Hannig, Harry Hannig, Shelton Hardke, Ray Hardy, Jim Hardy, Tom, Jr. Harman, Ralph Harsany, Louis Hart, Bill Hartman, Jack Hausler, Charles Hausler, Ernest Hazen, Joe Heath, Ernest Hedges, Bill I-Ieidekrucger, Al Helminski, Walter Hencinski, Leon Henderson, Frank Henricy, Henry Helton, Earl Hendry, Bob Hermanski, Leroy Hesse, Charles Hesse, Emil Hildreth, Lotan Hill, Philip Hite, ,Bob Hlaner, Frank Hoynacki, Roy Holinga, Andrew Homa, Burton Homa, Rodney Homan, Harry Hopp, Henry Hopson, James Hotkiewicz, John Hrdelson, Paul Hrltgren, George Hunt, Walter Hutson, Beverly Hybert, Walter Iglewski, Stanley Iglewski, Daniel Ingraham, W'arren Ivancevich, Daniel Ivancevich, Steve Izzi, John Jblonski, Steve Jackson, Ernest Jacolson, Clifford Jadryev, Roy Jakalski, John Jakubowski, Walter Jakovich, Marko Jamieich, Frank Janczak, Edward Janczak, Sigmund Jankowski, Fred Jankowski, Walter Janny, Adrian Janty, Gustave Jaronski, Chester' Ja rzyn a, Frank Jarzyna, Steve Javorka, Anthony Jerich, Eli Jerich, Uros Jeske, George Johnson, Anard H. Johnson, Clifford Johnson, Earl Johnson, Harold Johnson, Herbert Till we meet again, THE CLASS SPIRT OF 1944. Johnson, John Johnson, Bob Johnson, Bill Johnston, James Johnston, Bill Jones, Bob Joslyn, Walter Jost, Ted Jurincie, Francis Joslyn, Walter Jost, Ted Kaczmarek, Leon Kaczmarek, Bob Kaczmarek, Russell Kialemba, Stanley Kalwasinski, Frank Kalawinski, Mike Kaniinski, Ray Kandyba, Bernard Kaptur, Edward Karlsten, Bertil Karczewski, .Phil Kaske, Elwood Kater, Willard Katz, Hyman Katz, Morris Kawelewski, Victor Kayes, Gerald Kazanowski, Dan Kearns, Bill Kee, Tom Kern, Fred Kilbert, Irving Kesek, Joe Kesek, Joe Kies, Edward Kil, Henry Kil, Bob Kil, Zigmund Kimbel, John Kinsey, John Kipp, Wayne Kisk, Edward Klamczynski, BeBnjamin Kleine, Joseph Kleinke, John Kleinki, Bob Kleister, Otto Klekowski, Frank Klekowski, Norbert Klein, Joe Klemm, Martin Klemm, Bob Klobucar, Elmer Klopsch, August Klopsch, Melvin Klosowski, Sylvester Kluge, Harold Knous, John Knedlik, Frank Kobza, Beatrice Kobza, John Kobza, Richard Koczinski, Roman Koczyczinski, Adrian Koening, Ted Kohnke, Bob Kohnke, Wallace Kolanowski, Clarence Kolb, Bill Kolember, Daniel Komlanc, John Korach, Eli Kordyla, Henry Kordyla, Stanley Korpolski, Alfred Koss, Bob Klamczynski, Benj amm Kovacevic, Daniel Kovacevic, Nicholas Kovacevic, Anthony Kowallewski, Victor Kozera, Stanley Kozul, Matthew Kozul, Tom Krainovich, Nick Kral, Bill Krama, George Krasnowski, Edward Krasnowski, Frank Kranz, Ernest . Krause, George Krause, Vernon Kremaric, Charles Krieps, John Krilisch, Peter Kristovic, George Kristovic, Bill Kromaric, Charles Kromaric, George .Continued on Page 52 Page Nineteen I TI-IE CLASS FLOWER AND MOTTO FOR THE JUNE CLASS OF 1944 M0-tio: Fields are won by those who believe in win' ing. Col0r: Red and White. I Flower: Deep Red Roses and White Carnations. y Seniar Hamlaiffccs Marcia Taylor Robert Bell Erwin Cuprynski Dorothy Gritzmacher Doreen Milmine AWARD ' .Edward Sebela Dorothy Flood Al Preuss Mary Sachtleben Carol Cload Olga Delga Irving Hyman Lorraine Olson Geraldine Erland Elizabeth Izsol PROM Mike Lalicfo Lorraine LaVigne Louise Selenik Harry Kissel Ann Uzelac Kathleen Wulatin Virginia Vereb Ted Lowery Maybelle Fattore . Chuck Osterberg June Schabbing SOCIAL . Eva Levy and Iuize Schrom. Lorraine Pawlak Raymond Dwornik Elaine Huddle Harold Madsen Patsy O'Keefe Elmer Woefel ' I Howard Hively Sylvia Pritza Lenta-Jablonovich Page Twenty ...- SW COMMENCEMENJI' 1 Lorraine Novak Dmirkr Rakich Geor le Zevkovich Zita lvlazar Walter Swiatkowski I l GIFT Edezdard Snyder June Schrom Margie Jensen William Svorcina Edwyard Rosowicz Helen Ashenbrener Stanley Kozlowski Rose Provich ' FLOWER AND MOTTO Leodfa Osman Betty Cogswell Marie Di Brito Marie Fontana Evelyn Gorney Gerdie Klobucar Bill , Betes Betqy Fanzlaw Henry Sledzianowski I FINANCIAL Marky Novakovicb Irene Kunyz Dorpthy Ciserella Johanna Kustudich Richard Dudek Anna Kosmitis Anne Koscielski Charlotte Phillips William Rupcich Grace Prominski l HISTORICAL Vivian Graff Frances Beck Lorraine Korbas Helen Teeters Ruth Mantai Many Cortez William Peterson Doris Holtslander Peter Zakula V l I l dard., M ARY Av!! AUDREY NOVAKOVICH CARLSON Trees. Vice Pres. GLORIA VIVIAN SCHWARZKOPF 'GRA-FF Bowcnite Ed. SUC- GEORGE GUGICH Pres. Glass flisfary af june 1944 Let your mind wander back four years to September 1940 and those first days at high school. Remember that sinking feeling you had when you opened the doors of Bowen with its long corridors and the endless stream of students. It seemed as though you'd never get into the swing of things, yet before you knew it you were part of Bowen life. We, were the fortunate class that first enjoyed our new addition with its sparkling swimming pool, bright spotless lunchroom and many modern class- rooms. The year passed quickly. We had settled down- to quiet existence as Sophomores when we were suddenly rudely awakened by our country becoming involved in war. The hush of air raid drills, the Red Cross Drives, the scrap drives, the sale of war bonds and stamps kept before our mind the catastrophe into which we had been plunged. December 7 will linger with us forever. Our third year arrived with equal speed. The more athletic became letter men and girls, and distinguished themselves in baseball, football, basketball, and track. The Girls Chorus gained city wide recognition for having won an Sn rating for three Vears in the Choral Contests. Many of us were to be honored with our T. P. A. key. The Honor Club was rapidly gaining new members and some achieved the coveted honor of becoming members of the National Honor Society. Before we knew it we were seniors. Yes, we were on top and mighty proud too. It was at this time that the U. S. Army began tqncall our eighteen year old class mates and many left our school to take an active part in the Great War. We have missed them and we know that they are bringing glory to our school by their participation in our fight for the ideals that Bowen has always held high. The election of officers provided excitement and soon after came preparation for the Prom. That night at the Medinah Club will linger in our memories as one of the grand experiences in our High School Career. Then came the big event, graduation on June 21, 1944. Complete in cap and gown we marched down that long aisle to the soft strains of Land of Hope and Glory'. Page Twenty One VINCENT ALOIA Galligiel Skiper Student Board, Bowen Arrow Salesman, Hall Guard, Pan American Club, Mixed Chorus, R.O.T.C. F'RANK AREEN lvaryfgn Swede Xfisual Education, Catalyzers, N.C.O. Club, R.O.T.C. Oificers' CClub, Spanish Club, Boys' Chorus. SUZETTE BASTIE ROBERT BELL Taylor fPB0bH junior and Senior Honor Club, Spanish Club, Catalyzers, Hall Guard, Student Board, Star History. Page T-wen ty-.Twp f 4 I CLASS OIF ROBERT ANDERSON ' Gallisfel rrlqndyv Biology Club, Studeent Board, B'.A.AI I I I . I I I I HELEN ASHENBRENER SI Asbie Junior and Senior Honor Club, BowIen Arrow Salesman, Senior Girls' Council, Star English 6, Star U. S. History 1, Hall Guard, Order of the Lyre, Mixed Chorus, T.P.A.,'G.A.A. If. Patrick I I I Sulliyan ffRed,, X Senior Girls' Council, T.P'.A., Pan IAmerican Club, G.A.A., Hall Guard. I LILA BERG Betblebeml Lutlaeran ffLi,, Senior Girls' Council, G.A.A. ' I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I LORRAINE ANDREJEWSKI Lo1.'e St. Mary Mngdclcna Senior Girls' Council, junior Honor Club, Debs, Polish Club, Band, Orchestra, Band Let- Letter Girls', G.A.A.,' Drum. Majorette. ANGELINE BANICH N. Tborh Paz G.A.A., Letter Girls', Catalyzers, Senior Hon- or Club, Library Club, Student Board, Senior Girls' Council Vive-President, Biology Club, S.P.Q.R., Grease Painters. FRANCES BECK Gallixfel Fran G.A.A., Senior Girls' Council, Star English, Mixed Chorus, Girls' Chorus, Star U. S. History 1 and 2, Hall Guard, T. P. A., Junior Honor Club, Bowen Arrow Staff. MILDRED BLOCK ' Sullizfau frMidge9: G.A.A., Catalyzers, Senior Girls' Council, Bi- ology Club, S.P.Q.R., Secretary of Sub-Debs, Hall Guard, Honor Club. LAVERNE BORNGRAEBER Love Bethlehem- Lutheran Bowen Arrow Reporter, Senior Girls' Council Rep., G.A.A., Hall Guard, Junior Honor Club, Office Worker, Bowenite Salesman, Star English, S.P.Q.R., German Club. ANGELO BURRAGE I. N. Thorp Biology Club, R.O.T.C., Band, Orchestra, Visual Education, Boxing, .Fan American Club. BEATRICE CASTILLO I. N. Thorp f?Bed!l Library Club, Junior and Senior Honor Club, Senior Girls' Council, Student Board, Star English, 4, 5, 6, Star History 1 and 2, Cata- lyzers, Pan American G.A.A. Girls' Chorus. EUGENE CHMURA St. Mary Mdgdd1C'I1L' Scb11zulse Catalyzers, N.C.O. Club, Bowenit: Staff. L., ,LL YALL, ,,,, A ,, NORMAN ANTHONY MILDRED BASARA Phil Sheridan Millie T.P.A., G.A.A., Senior Girls' Council, Girl Reserves, Mixed Chorus, Star U. S. History, Pan American Club, Hall Guard, Junior and and Senior Honor Club, Bowenite Staff. HAROLD BECKER Bethlehem Lrrthenm General T.P.A. GENIEVE BORKOWSKI Sullivan Gen G.A.A., Senior Girls' Council, Mixed Chorus, Biology Club, French Club, Honor Club. EDWARD BORUCKI Phil Sheridan General R.O.T.C., R.O.T.C. Oflicers' Club, N.C.O. Club, Star History, Catalyzers, Biology Club, Mixed Chorus, Spanish Club, Vice President of Student Board. , PAUL CAPPELLO Taylor M001ll6,, l Biology Club Science Club, T.P.A., Hall Guard. MARIO CASTILLO N. Thorp Biology Club. DOROTHY CISERELLA Sf. Ailhes Senior Girls' Council, Mixed Chorus, Junior Honor Club, Hall Guard, G.A.A., Science Club, Star English, Sub-Dcbs, Girls' Chorus, Latin Club. JUNE 1944 MILDRED BROBERG Caldwell Millie G.A.A., G.A.A. Letter Girls', Cheerleader Captain, S.P.Q.R., Biology Club, Pep Girls', Senior Girls' Council, Catalyzers, Star U. S. History 2, Travel Club. , AUDREY CARLSON Coles rrA1tdas Vice President of Senior Class, jacket Girls', Mixed Chorus, Senior Honor Club, Junior Honor Club, Senior Girls' Council Rep., G.A.A., Star History, Bowen Arrow Staff, T.P.A. . TESSIE CARRES Phil Sheridan Cookie G.A.A. French Club, Order of the Lyre, Glee Club, Sub-Debs, Biology Club, Hall Guard. CAROL CLOAD Gglliylgl Pee Wfee National Honor Society, Junior and Senior Honor Club, Star English 3, 4, 5, 6, Star U. S. History 1 and 2, Mixed Chorus Tau Pi Alpha, Catalyzers, Latin Club, G.A.A., Letter Girls' and Board, Senior Girls' Council. l HAROLD BRODSKY Phil Sheridan Hall Guard, Iunior Honor Club, Catalyzers, Visual Education, Boys' Chorus. RUTH CARLSON , Taylor rrB0beu Senior Girls' Council, G.A.A. l SALVADOR CERDA N. Thorp ffsagnzli Library Club, Biology Club. U BENEDETTA COCCARO Taylor Bessie Senior Girls' Council, G.A.A., Bowen Arrow staff, Hall Guard, Oliice Club, Secretary uf Travel Club, Star English 6, Bowen Buds, Science Club T.P.A. Page Twenty-Three ELIZABETH COGSWELL Marsb Betty - Oliice Club, Senior Girls' Council, G.A.A., Student Board Rep., Mixed Chorus, T.P.A. Key, Hall Guard, Bowen Arrow Staff, Jacket Girls', Pan American Club. GERTRUDE CURRIE Warren Gert Hall Guard' Girl Reserves, G.A.A., Star English 6, Star History 2, Twigs, Library Club, Tau Pi Alpha-Key, Senior Girls' Coun- cil, Bowen Arrow Staff. MORRIS DE LA CERDA Plail Sheridan Tau Pi Alpha, Spanish Club. p MARIE DI BRITO O. T. Bright Glee Club, G.A.A., Senior Girls' Council, Glee Club Letter Girls', Hall Guard, Music Club, Honor Club, Tau Pi Alpha, Page Twenty-Four gf THOMAS COLLINS ' Tom Letter Man, Football '42 and '43,'Wrestling, Student Board, Catalyzers, Biology Club, Hall Guard s.P.Q.R., B'.A.A. I Gallistel ELEANOR DABROWSKI 1 El - St. Mary Magdalene G.A.A., Senior Girls' Council, Polish Club, Hall Guard, Sub-Debs, Honor Clull, Star U. S. History 1, Star English. I I I 1 MILDRED DELICH I Thorp Mitzi National Honor Society, Jacket Gi1rls', Sub- Debs, Bowen Arrow Staff, Biology Clllub, Cat- alyzers, Grease Painters, Tau Pi Arlpha-Key, Order of the Lyre, Senior Girls' Council. 1 N I DORIS DIETZ 1Calalwell ffcurlyn 1 Pep Girls', Jacket Girls', Order of .lthe Lyre, Bowen Arrow Staff, Junior and Senior Honor Club, Tau Pi Alpha-Key, Catalyzers-becretary, Senior Girls' Council, Biology Club, Spanish Club-Vice President, I 1 1 I 1 I 1 I I I 1 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I CLASS O 1 I I I MARY CORTEZ 1. N. Thorp recortyss Star History, Junior and Senior Honor Club, National Honor Society, Glee Club, Order of the Lyre, G.A.A., G.A.A. Letter Girls, Senior Girls' Council, Biology Club. VIRGINIA DANIELEWICZ Immaculate Conception G.A.A., Senior Girls' Council, Honor Club, French Club, Star English. OLGA DELYA 1. N. Thorp Senior and Junior Honor Club, French Club- Secretary, G.A.A., Grease Painters, Tau Pi Alpha, Senior Girls' Council, Sub-Debs, Star English 3, 4, 5, Star History 1 and 2. ADELINE DOMINIAK Alle Immaculate Conception Pan American Club, Choral Club, G.A.A., Girls' Chorus, junior Honor Club, Hall Guard, Tau Pi Alpha, G.A.A., Senior Girls' Council. RICHARD DUDEK Dick Immaculate Conception Biology Club-Vice President, Catalyzers, Of- ficers' Club, R.'O.T.C., Hall Guards, Tau Pi Alpha, Exhibition Squad, Arrow Otlice, Oc- chestra, R.O.T.C. Headquarters Staff. GERALDINE ERLAND Gallistel rrGeryyv G.A.A., Biology Club, Catalyzers, Senior Girls' Council, Grease Painters, Hall Guard, Science Club Charm Club, Order of the Lyre. VIRGINIA FATTORE Taylor Peck junior and Senior Honor Club, Ofiice Club- President, Hall Guard Captain, Jacket Girls, Pep Girls, G.A.A., Science Club, Tau Pi Alpha Music Club. RALPH FREAD Gallistel Barney Tau Pi Alpha, Pan American, Office Club, Mixed Chorus, Hall Guard, Music Club, Track Team. ERVIN CUPRYNSKI Whitehead I rnmaenlate Conception PATRICK DE CERO Barney Biology Club, Hall Guard, Science Club, Pan American Club, G.A.A. VIOLET DEMIAN Bethlehem Lutheran ffviif National Honor Society Senior and Junior Honor Club, Grease Painters, ,Jacket Girls', Senior Girls, Council, Mixed Chorus, S.P'.Q.R., Tau Pi Alpha, Oiiice Club, Blowenite Salesman. MARILYN DRAEGER Horace Mann Manly Hall Guard, Senior Girls, Council. THOMAS DURKIN Sullivan Dnrk ' President of 2B Division, Secretary of 2A Division, Junior Honor Club. CARMELLA ESPOSITO Taylor Cd7'1Il6lS,, , Office Club-Treasurer, National Honor So- ciety, Junior and Senior Honor Club, Biology Club, Senior Girls' Council, Star English 6, Library Club, Star U. S. History 1 and 2, Bowen Buds-President, Tau Pi Alpha.' JOHN FIIGLIO Gallistel ffFigS3, Biology Club, N.C.O., Student Board. ROBERT GALECKE St. Peter and Paul ffRcd5l Catalyzers N.C.O., S.1P.Q.R. l i BETTIE DUSEK Gallislcl RAYMOND DWORNIK Si. Michael NiClli', Squeaky G.A.A., Arrow Staff, Music Club, .Hall Guard, Arrow Salesman, Commercial Club, Senior Girls' Council Room Service. , BETTY FANZLAW A. E. Burnside ffLiZ,, G.A.A., Bowen Buds, Bows, Charm Club, Hall Guard, Senior Girls' Council, Mixed Chorus Pan American Club, Star English 5, Tau Pi Alpha. DOROTI-IY FLOOD Gallisiel Biology Club, Junior and Senior Honor Club, National Honor Society, Caralyzers, Glee Club, Senior Girls' Council, S.P.Q.R., Star History and English, Band. JOSEPH GARCIA I. N. Thorp ff-Ioei, Mixed Chorus, Spanish Club. JUNE 1944 MAYBELLE FATTORE Taylor Mabel Mixed Chorus, Girls' Chorus, Catalyzers, Charm Club, G.A.A., Bowen Buds-President, Tau Pi Alpha, Senior Girls' Council, Student Board, Biology Club, MARIE FONTANA Taylor NMHTH G.A.A., Tau Pi Alpha, Senior Girls' Council, Oflice Club, Commercial Club, Jacket Girls, Hall Guard, Honor Club, Star English 6, Star U. S. History 2. V HELEN GARGAS Henry Clay Sub-Debs, Charm Club, Senior Girls' Council, G.A.A. U . Page Twenty-Five DONALD GASQUOINE Taylor ffGasU EVELYN GORNEY Immaculate Conception Frenehy G.A.A., Junior and Senior Honor Club, Senior Girls' Council, French Club. DOROTHY GRITZMACHER Gallistel Dottie I Mixed Chorus, G.A.A., Pan American Club, Commercial Club, Junior and Senior Club, Star U. S. History, Hall Guard, Senior Girls' Council. FOREST HANSON Phil Sheridan Wrestling Team, Football Team, Catalyzers, Junior and Senior Honor Club, Swimming Team, Biology Club, Clean-up Committee, Student Board. Page Twen fy-Six T .ja mSI I CLASS dr I I , ESTHER GAWEL sf. Mary Magdalene Sub-Debs, junior Honor Club, G.A.A., Sen- ior Girls' Council. I I I I , I I CORRINE GRAFF I Gallistel Connie I junior and Senior Honor Club, Qatalyzers, Jacket Girls', Spanish Club, Music Cliub, Girls' Chorus, Charm Club, Commercial Club, Hall Guard Biology Club. I NURBERT GLOWACKI Russian St. MaryMagdale11e Biology Club, Catalyzers, Bowen Arrow Sales- man. Tgylpr Nvivv Junior and Senior Honor Club, Letter Girls', Jacket Girls' Council-Treasurer, Secretary of Class, Sub-Debs, Tau Pi Alpha-Key, Catalyz- ers, Star History 1 and 2, Biology Club. I I l i 25203295 GUGICH I Weffw ELAINE HAINES Henry Clay 0 S - HH I as ' Student Board, Catalyzers-Treasuler, Hall Senior Girls- Council. Guard, Star U. S. History 1 and 2,IPresident , of Senior Class, Basketball TeamI '43-'44, Bowen Arrow Representative. I 4 I - I , I JUILIUS HARRIS I- IV- Thorp HOXVARD HIVELY Gallistel Buddy I I Lefty Hall GUHYCI, Picked -Platoon. R-O-T-ba Band, Baseball Team, B.A.A., Biology Club. Spanish Club, Boxing Club,I StarI English, , Track Team. I I I I I I I I ELAINE HUDDLE sf. Pam and Paul I Huddles-Curldles I Sub-Debs, Senior Honor Club, G.A.A., T.P.A., I Girls' Chorus, Hallguard, Student Board-Rep., I Bowen Arrow Salesman, Bowenite Salesman. I I I I ELIZABETH IZSOL Phil Sheridan ffRed,, I G.A.A., senior Girls' Council, Sub-Debs, I French Club. I I I I I . I HELEN JAMICICH I. N. Thorp I Smiley I G.A.A., Hallguard, Honor Club, Home Arts I Club, Commercial Club, Senior Girls' Council, I Star U. S. History, Star English, Letter Girls. I I I I ESTI-IER JASIENIECKI Sf. Mary I Iasiu Magdalene I G.A.A.,, Senior Girls' Council, Sub-Debs, Girls' I Chorus, Home Economics Club. I I I I I I I I . I Ego.. rrrr EAGLE LOUIS GONZALEZ I. N. Thorp Td1ll0lB,, Biology Club, Hall Guard. RAYMOND GRANKOWSKI Gl'd1Z11jl,, St. Mary Magdalene Polish Club, Honor Club, Biology Club, Boys' Chorus, Hall Guard, Star English 6. ARTHUR HAMMERMEISTER Art Phil Sheridan N.C.O., Biology Club. DORIS HOLTSLANDER Do Bethlehem Lutheran National Honor Society, Senior and Junior Honor Club, Hall Guard, Library Club, At- tendance Oflice, G.A.A., Star History 1, and 2, Senior Girls' Council, Star English ZB, 2A, 3B 3A, Tau Pi Alpha. IRVING HYMAN Phil Shefizlan Rifle Team, Picked Platoon, Oiiicers' Club, Catalyzers, Stamp Salesman, Exhibition Squad. VIRGINIA IZZI Taylor vi,-ge Hallguard, G.A.A., Senior Girls' Council, Oflice Club, Commercial Club, Tau Pi Alpha, Star English 6, Star U. S. History 2. JEAN JAMIISON Caldwell fflL!,fty,, G.A.A., Latin Club, Hallguard, Bowling Team, Honor Club, Biology Club, Catalyzers, Senior Girls, Council. ALICE JENDRAL Sf. Michael Gc'm'ral Polish Club, Stamp Salesman, Sub-Debs, G.A.A., Senior Girls' Council, Bowenite Sales- man, Spanish Club, Mixed Chorus, Hallguard, Bowen Arrow Salesman. JUNE 1944 LUCILLE INGRAM Gallistel Lu Senior Honor Club, G.A.A., Hallguard. LENTA JABLANOVICH O. T. Bright Hallguard, Science Club, Biology Club, Cata- lyzers, Stamp Salesman, Swimming Team, Mixed Chorus. IRENE JARECKI sf. .Mary Magaazaaa fflkdcyw Senior Girls' Council, G.A.A., Spanish Club, Junior Honor Club. MARGIE JENSEN Caldwell Woo11ie G.A.A. Letter Girls'-Secretary, Order of the Lyre, Pep Girls', Girls' Chorus-Vice President. Co-Captain of Cheerleaders, Senior Girls' Council-Rep., Biology Club, Leaders Club, Travel Club. E ROBERT IVANCEVICH H Marsh ffB0b,, Biology Club, Catalyzers, Latin Club. JOSEPHINE JAKUBOWSKI St. Florian Nlak-ef, G.A.A., Polish Club, Senior Girls' Council, Tau Pi Alpha. A HELEN JARZYNA St. Bronislava Smiles Band, Senior Girls' Council, junior Honor Club, Hallguard, Student Board, G.A.A., Polish Club. HARRY JOHNSON Taylor Becky - 'A Catalyzers, Student Board, Science Club, Hall- guard. Page Twenty-Se ui-u - . ' ' ,IR 3I.u-V . mg ' If STANLEY JOVICH Taylor erN0,!JI:: Catalyzers, Basketball Team, Hallguard, Movie Club, Science Club. ' WALTER KAMINSKI O. T. Bright Wally Catalyzers, Swimming Team. RUTH KAZMIERCZAK Sullivan Polish Club, Sub-Debs, Catalyzers, Senior Girls' Council, Glee Club, G.A.A., Biology Club. LOUISE KIELBASINSKI Immaculate Conception Senior Girls' Council. I I Page Twenty-Eight I. PHYLLIS JOY Phil Sheridan' f'Blondie I Tau Pi Alpha, Twigs, Hallguard, Senior Girls' Council, G.A.A., Buds, Charm Club. I I I I KATHRYN KARICH I ffKayJ, Stowe I Editor of Bowen Arrow, G.A.A., Hpnor Club, President of T.P.A., Jacket Girls', Pep Girls', Pres. of S.G.C., Student Board, Mixed Chorus, Grease Painter. I I I GEORGE KEITH I Warren A-I ROSELLEN JUNITZ Warren Dimples Tau Pi Alpha, Glee Club, Senior Girls' Coun- cil, G.A.A., Hallguard, Biology Club, Latin Club. LORRAINE KARPEN S.S. Peter and Paul errlcgsn Arrow Staff, Honor Club, Student Board, Star English, Senior Girls' Council, Pep Girls', Catalyzers, G.A.A., Girls' Chorus, Spanish Club. AME KELLEY Mixed Chorus, B.A.A., Biology Club, Pan lKeII,,S Marsh American Club, Music Club, Camera Club, President of Mixed Chorus, ScienceI Club. I I I I RY KI' EL HAR SS I FRANCES KLARIN Phil Sbefidafl I FranY' ' Imp I Senior Honor Club, G.A.A., Biology Club, I Music Club, Band Oflice Club, Star English, I Star U. S. History Senior Girls' Council. I I I ., I I I MARGE KOLAVO 1, N, Thorp I erD0llysJ G.A.A., Student Board, Sub-Debs, Senior I Girls' Council, Biology Club, Hallguarcl, I Bowen Arrow Salesman. I I s I I I HARRIET KOSIARA St. Mary Magdalene I G.A.A., Travel Club, Sub-Debs, Latin Club. I I I I I I I MARY KRAJEWSKI Immaculate I Shorty Conception I G.A.A., Student Board, Biology Club, Band, Pan American Club, Sub-Debs, Hallguard, I Senior Girls' Council. I I I I AL KURRY S.S. Peter and Paul I ffK'O.Jl I Basket Ball '41, '42, '43. A I ' I C L A S S OI F I I I 5... I DOROTHY JURINCIE Marsh Catalyzers Tau Pi Alpha, Order of the Lyrc, Student Board, Honor Club, Star History, Girls' Chorus, Senior Girls' Council, Charm Club, Star English. WANDA KASPRZYCKI - Clay Kasper Mixed Chorus, G.A.A., Senior Girls' Council. ALVIN KERSTEN FERDINAND KLOBUCAR Warren Ferdie Latin Club, Student Board, Hallguard, Cata- lyzers, Biology Club, Science Club, Rifle Team, Bowenite Salesman, Motion Picture Club. 4 LORRAINE KORBAS Clay Korb Catalyzers, Biology Club, G.A.A., Junior and Senior Honor Club, Library Club, Office Club, Treasurer of the Sub-Debs, Latin Club, Tau Pi Alpha, Senior Girls' Council. ' ANN KOSMITIS ' Pbil Sheridan Senior Girls' Council, G.A.A., Tau Pi Alpha, Honor Club, Mixed Chorus, Hallguard. LEONARD KRUSZKA Immaculate Len Conception Basketball '41, '42, '43. JOHANNA KUSTUDICH Phil Sheridan H1033 G.A.A., Senior Girls' Council, Biology Club, Star U. S. History 1 and 2. I LORETTA KORPALSKI St. Michaels Larry A ' - A G.A.A., Biology Club, Senior Girls' Council, Junior Honor Club, Spanish Club, Sub-Debs. Sl, Flgrian ffStaS,, Honor Club. JENNIE KUCHARSKI Clay Senior Girls' Council, G.A.A., Student Board. MICHAEL LALICH O. T. Bright rrMikeJJ Football Team, Baseball Team, Junior Honor Club, Student Board, Science Club, B.A.A., Motion Picture Club, Biology Club. JUNE 1944 . ,gl ,, 'A ANNE KOSCIELSKI St. Mary Magdaaii Shorty - ' H- ' Junior 8: Senior Honor CClub, Catalyzers, Tau Pi Alpha, Senior Girls' Council, Library Club, Hallguard, G.A.A., Order of the ,Lyre, Girls' Chorus, Biology Club. - ' I . 1 , v STANLEY KOZLOWSKI - Si. Florian Baker , Wrestling Team. ' IRENE KUNYSZ Phil Sheridan ffRenecl, V X Pan American , Club, Mixed Chorus, Senior Honor Club, Senior Girls' Council, G.A.A., Tau Pi Alpha, .Star U. S. History., Marshall of Hallguards, Star English., r - A V PATRICIA LANE . frpatv Spanish Club, Senior Girls' Council, G.A.A. Page Twenty-Nina C I e 'C' L A S S , F I I THEODORE LOWERY Taylor , EUGENE LARSON I Gallistel ffTeddy,, ' ffGcne,, I Basketball, Hallguard, Office Club, B.A.A. I I . I I I I I BETTY LEDEEN Caldwell SERGIP LENCIONI I Taylor 'fWoosb Rsafgei u I Pan American Club, S.P.Q.R., Catalyzers, Pan American Club' I G.A.A., Pep Girls, Junior and Senior Honor I Club, Star History 1 and 2, Star English 3 , and 5, Library club, S.G.C. y I I I resbortyu HTOTIIR, I Biology Club, Hallguard-Captain, Mixed Chorus, Catalyzers, Latin Club, Junior Honor Club, Bowcnite Salesman. : I I I I RUTH MACA3 Gallisfel PATRICIA MADERIC Lisle Industrial Casbab Hpafn I A French Club, G.A.A., Senior Girls' Council, Hallguard, Pan American Club, Charm Club, R.C.A, Clube, , A Senior Girls' Council. 1 ' I I I I , , 1 v Page Thirty I , I LORRAINE LAVIGNE Marsh La-vig-nay National Honor Society, Junior and Senior Honor Club, Jacket Girls, Senior Girls' Coun- cil, G.A.A., Biology Club, Catalyaers, Student Board, Arrow Staff. EVA LEVY ffEvy,, Pres. of French Club, Pres. of Sub-Debs, Senior Girls' Council, Jacket Girls, Catalyzers, Junior and Senior Honor Club, G.A.A., Biology Club, Star U. S. History, Star English. EMIL LULICH HAROLD MADSEN Coles Star History, Hallguard, Catalyzers, Mixed Chorus, Biology Club. DORIS MANCE Gallisfel Gabby - Office Club, Hallguard, G.A.A., Science Club, Pan American Club, Catalyzers, Senior Girls' Council, Honor Club, Library Club, Motion V Picture Club. I I ZITA MAZAR Sacred Heart Zeet ' I - 9 junior and Senior Honor Club, Star,I-Iistory 1 and 2, Office Club, Hallguard, Catalyzers, Senior Girls' Council, Band, Glee Club, s.P.Q.R. CATHERINE MIKAN Gullisfel 'Miekeyu Pres. of Jacket Girls, Sec. of Pep Girls, Pres. of G.A.A., Vice Pres. of Leaders Club, Letter Girls, G.A.A., Biology Club, Stamp Salesman, Hallguard. MICHAEL MRUGOWSKI Immaculate Mickey Conception Biology Club, Catalyzers, Visual Ed., Orches- tra. CHARLES LAWLER Caldwell Chuck Latin Club, N.C.O. Club, Oflicers' Club, Picked Platoon, N.R.A., Swimming Team, Band, Orchestra. STANLEY LISEK St. Florian ffstasif JAMES LYKINS Montpelier erlinzrs Biology Club, Catalyzers, Basketball Team. LOIS MAGNUSON Bethlehem Lutheran ffMag,, Senior Girls' Council, National Honor Society, G.A.A., Grease Painters, German Club, Hall- guard-Captain, Tau Pi Alpha, Star English, Mixed Chorus, Bowenite Staff. RUTH MANTAI Immanuel Lutheran Butch G.A.A., Junior and Senior Honor Club, Hall- guard, Star U. S. History, .Senior Girls' Coun- cil, Ollice Club, German Club. ADELINE MICHALAK Immaculate Mitch Conception Sub-Debs G.A.A., Hallguard, Senior Girls' Council, French Club, Star U. S. History. DOREEN MILMINE Gallistel ffD0r,, Catalyzers, Junior and Senior Honor Club, Star History, Senior Girls' Council, Order of the Lyre, Hallguard, Bowen Arrow Rep., Science Club, G.A.A. Student Board. WILLIAM MYERS Warren Willie Catalyzers, Hallguard, Motion Picture Club. JUNE 1944 I EUGENE MARKIEWICZ Immaculate Skinny Conception Hallguard. RONNIE MICHALAK S.S. Peter and Paul Mike Biology Club, Latin Club, R.O.T.C. Picked Platoon, R.'O.T.C. Exhibition Squad, Band, Catalyzers, Orchestra, N.C.O. Club. CONSTANCE MOORE Parkside eecornyxn Senior Girls' Council, G.A.A., Girls Reserves, Star English 3, 4, 5, 6, Sub-Debs, Bowenite Typist. CLYDE NELSON Henry Clay Clit-lei' Catalyzers, Hallguard. ANNA MARTH ,i Q ' a Phil' National Honor' Society, 'Junior and 'Senior Honor -Club, G.A'.A. Board, Treasurer 'bf Letter Girls', 'Treasurer df German Club, Treasurer of Jacket Girls, Star U. S. History 1 and 2, Sr. Editor of P Bowenite, Mixed Chorus, Catalyzers. , Q, 1: MARY MICHALSKI sf. Mary ,Mggdalgne Mamie T Q 4 G.A.A., Polish Club, Senior Girls' Council, Science Club. E , l p JAMES MOTA Thorp Jimmie J B.A.A. J T MARGUERITE NELSON 4 fwfurlren erpeggyn A L I N, ,, 7, N G:A.A., Letter Girls, Pant American' Junior 'Honor Club, Sub-Delis, Girls Chorus, Hallguard, Arrow Staff, ,Bowenites--Sales'Staif, Travel Club: i ' ' Page Thirty-One 'DEIJORESNEWMAN' 1 Taylor rCD0IlyJ! Jacket Girls, Senior Girls' Council, Cata- lyzers, Library Club, Mixed Chorus, Biology Club, G.A.A., Hallguard, Tau Pi Alpha. JUNE NORGARD WaTre1z Butch -G.A.A., Hallguard, Senior Girls' Council, Glee Club, French Club, Charm Club. CYRIL OLEJNIK Irnmaculateg Cy Conception LEONA OSMAN g St, Michaels ffLee,, Q G.A.A., Order of the Lyre, Biology Club, Sec. and Pres. of Sub-Debs, Junior and Senior Honor Club, Senior Girls Council, Hallguard, Star English 3, Star,U.. S. History 1 -and 2, Latin Club.. I . s' 'I II ' ' S I I I I WILLIAM NEWTON ' ' I Catalyzers, Star History, Biology Club. ' I I I I I I LORRAINE NOVAK Immaculate Morris A IConception Junior Honor Club, Commercial Club, French Club, G.A.A., Bowenite Salesman, Tau Pi Alpha. i . I LUCILLE OLIVIERI Pllil Sheridan Ln1u', I I R.C.A., Sub-Debs, Hallguarcl. T I I CHARLES OSTERBERG Taylor ercbuckal I . Basketball '41-42, '42-43, '43-44, Baseball '43, '44, Catalyzers, Student Board, Senior Board, Senior Honor' Club, B.IA.A., Pan American Club, Tau Pi Alpha, Tiravel Club, Junior Honor Club, I Page Thirty-Two CLASS OF ESTHER NICPON St. Mary Magdalene Bright Eyes ' I I I G.A.A., Biology Club, Sub-Debs, 'Treas.' of Polish' Club, Senior Girls' Council, Mixed I Chorus. ' ' ' I I I MARY NOVAKOVICH sacred Heart i I DimpIes,' ' ' , Pep Girls, Junior and Senior Honor Club, Catalyzers, Hallguard Captain, Oflice Club, Attendance'OiHce, Jacket Girls, Tau Pi Alpha, Senior Girls' Council Rep, National Honor , Society. I ROBERT oLsEN , Henry Clay I Hole!! - f Track Team, Hallguard, Bowen Arrow Sales- man, Catalyzers, B. A. A., U. S. History, Tau Pi.Alpha. ALFREDA PANKIEWICZ Coles HAI!! Polish Club, Senior Girls' Council. LORRAINE PAWLAK Imrnnculate Cop- Pow-wow ncetion Senior Girls, Council, G.A.A., Sub-Debs, Travel Club, Hallguard, Mixed Chorus. GALE PETERSON Dunlap I NlVi11djI,, G.A.A. - ' JACK PIERCE Tgylor crDagou Y I . V Catalyzers, Biology Club, Pan American Club, Science Club, Hallguard, B.AaA.' It - THERESA PLOSZAJ Sf. Florian Peanuts ,, ' Polish Club, G.A..A., Student Board, Senior Girls Council. ' S ' I,-:,fj5-fj I ' Latin Club, Biology Club, Basketball Mgr., I KENNETH NISLE PATRICIA O'KEEFE St. Kevins ffpathf G.A.A., G.A.A. Letter Girls, Tau Pi Alpha, Senior Girls' Council, Commercial Club, Pres. of G.A.A., Ofiice Club, Hallguard, Student Board, Honor Club. LORRAINE 'OLSON St. Bronislazfa ffL0r,, G.A.A., junior Honor Club, Order of the Lyre, Sub-Dcbs-Treas. and Vice Pres., Glee Club Pres., Jacket Girls, Senior Girls Coun- cil, Band-Drum Majorette, Star English 3,5,6, Office Club. JOHN PAPAN St. Kevins Biology Club, Catalyzers, B.A.A. MARY PELOZA Phil Sbefialrm Bebe Senior Girls' Council G.A.A., Girls Chorus, Pan American Club, Hallguard. KATHRYN PETERSON O. T. Bright ffKayll Student Board Grease Painters, Biology Club, Catlayzers, G.A.A., Senior Girls Council, Hallguard, Star English 3,5,6, Star History 12, Bowenite Staff-Sales Manager. x ANN PILO Horace Mann Pillow Recording Secretary of G.A.A., Honor Club, G.A.A. Letter Girls, Senior Girls Council- Rep., Pan American Club, Mixed Chorus, Bowenite Salesman, Pep Girls, Biology Club, Hallguard. RICHARD POLAREK S. ,S. Peter N Paul ff-Dicknil Biology Club, Catlyzers, N.C.O. Club, Latin Club. N LORRAINE PETERS Betblelae-rn Lutheran Honey,' G.A.A., Senior Girls Council, Latin Club, German Club, Hallguard, Star English, Star History, Honor Club, Tau Pi Alpha. XVILLIAM PETERSON Taylor Pfpctcll Catalyzers, Biology Club, Pan American Club, Science Club, Hallguard, B.O.A. ESTHER PISARSKI Immaculate Conception ffEppic,J - Tau Pi Alpha G.A.A., Sub-Debs, Hallguard, Senior Girls, Council, Honor Club, Pan American Club. MARY POLYAN Our Lady of Hungary Giggles Senior Girls Council, Tau Pi Alpha, G.A.A. UNE 1944 MARVIN PETERS Gallistvl ffpetey, V B.A.A., Student Board, Catalyzers, BiBology Club, Pan American Club, Science Club, Hall- guard. CHARLOTTE PHILLIPS Ashland Chuck . G.A.A., Senior Girls Council, Hallguard, Pan American Club. HARRY PLESHA I. N. Thorp erspirov LENORE POPE -,v,,,.,.,,,, trrlenn jacket Girls, G.A.A., Tau .Pi Alpha, Girls Chorus, Sub-Debs, Senior Girls Council, Stu- dent Board Star English, Hallguard. Page Thirty-Three BARBARA POPPECK O. T. Brigbi Bobbie National Honor Society, junior and Senior Honor Club, Jacket Girls, G.A.A., Senior Girls Cuncil-Rep., Pres. of Pep Girls Tau Pi Alpha, Office Club, Bowenite Staff-Head Typist, Grease Painters. SYLVIA PRITZA Phil Sberirlan Farmer', A Junior and Senior Honor Club, Secretary of Senior Honor Club, Mixed Chorus, Hallguard, Office Club, Library Club, Grease Painters, Tau Pi Alpha, G.A.A., Senior Girls Council. ELEANORE PYRKA Henry Clay NEI!! G.AA.., Senior Girls Council. Sf. Florian EDWIN ROSOWICZ Roni, Wrestling Team '43, '44, Football Team '43, Letterman, Catalyzers. CLASS ,F BQARTHA :FOZECK Pbil Sbfrrirlmi ffM'argC,, L Office Club, Library Club, Senior Girls' Council, G.A.A., Tau Pi Alpha, Hallguard, Music Club. : I GRACE PROMINSKI Henry Clay NBl0llIlie,, l National Honor Society, Junior and Senior Honor Club, Senior Girls Council, Girls Re- serves, G.A.A., Hallguard, Band, Star U. S. History, Sub-Debs. , l l DMITAR RAKICH Phil Slrerirlan Latin Club, Biology Club, Office Club, Stu- dent Board, Junior and Senior Honor Club, Baseball Team Manager, Basketball Team Manager. I l l l MARY RUKAVINA IJ N. Thorp G.A.A., Senior Girls Council, President 01' Pan American Club, Junior Honor Club, Student Board, Catalyzers, Bowelnire Staff, Girls Chorus. 1 l Pr ge Thirty-Four l l w l ALBERT PREUSS Antigo junior Nature Club, Latin Club, Catalyzers, Senior Honor Club, Junior Honor Club. ELIZABETH PROVENZANO Phil Sheri- Liz dan Senior Girls Council, Hallguard, Library Club, G.A.A., Girls Chorus, Office Club, Senior Honor Club Tau Pi Alpha, Charm Club, Music Club. YVONNE RICHEY Taylor NYU!! G.A.A., Letter Girls, Band, Sub-Dabs, Red Cross, Senior Girls Council, Caralyzers, Star U. S. History, Hall Guard. CLARA Russo o. T. Briglii Clarabelle G.A.A., Senior Girls Council. CARL RUZICH O. T. Bright Mi-dwifkr Basketball '43-44, Baseball '44, Star History 1,2. LORRAINE SALVATORE Gallislcl ff-Fuiryi, G.A.A., Girls Chorus, Order of the Lyre, Commercial Club, Music Club, Hall Guard. LORRAINE SCHULTZ Coles Scbultzie G.A.A., G.A.A. Board, Letter Girl, Pep Girls, Senior Girls Council, Catalyzers Travel Club, Biology Club, Star U. S. History, Sub-Deus MARILYN SI-IANK Gallisiel ffsixli Jacket Girls G.A.A., Senior Girls Council, Honor Club, Catalyzers, Arrow Staff, Star English 3,6, Star History 2, S.P'.Q.R., Girls Bowling League. V A Q ROBERT PRICE Coles Bobjack Catalyzers Swimming Team, Wrestling Team, Fencing Team, Junior Honor Club. 1 ROSE PROVICH Phil Sheridan NRO!! National Honor Society, Junior and Senior Honor Club, Tau Pi Alpha, Mixed Chorus, Library Club, Office Club, Hall Guard, G. A.A., Senior Girls Council, Student Board. KENNETH ROOVART Caldwell Ken Grease Painters, Biology Club, Pan American Club, Catalyzers, Picked Platoon. EVELYN RUSZEL Sf. Kevins f?Sborty,l '..' Jacket Girls, Attendance Office, Adiustment Office, Mixed Chorus, G.A.A., Senior Girls Council, Hall Guard, Tau Pi Alpha, Student Board, Bowenite Salesman. JOHN RUZICH J. N. Thorp respcedu Visual Ed. MARILYN SANES Phil Sbericlafl ffMar,, Tau Pi Alpha, Jacket Girls, Catalyzers, Sec. of Girls Chorus, Sec. of Sub-Debs, Order of the Lyre, Pan American Club, Star U. S. History 1, junior and Senior Honor Club, Bowen Arrow Staff. GLORIA SCHWARZKOPF' Wfurrvn QQGIOWJ1 Editor-in-chief of the Bowenite, Senior Honor Club, Tau Pi Alpha Key, Mixed Chorus, Hall Guard Captain, Star English 4,S,6, Star U. S. History 1,2, Jacket Girls, Arrow Staff, Senior Girls' Council-Rep., Sub-Debs-Treas. LIBBY SHIPKOWITZ W. K. Sullivan ffslgippill G.A.A., Senior Girls Council, Biology Club, French Club, Catalyzers, Sub-Debs, Office Club, Mixed Chorus, Junior and Senior Honor Club. Bowenite Staff. I JUNE 1944 WRGIVNIA RYCHLEWSKI Sl. Mary lVrigley Magdalene G.A.A., Senior Girls Council, Sub-Debs, Li- brary Club, Letter Girls, Catalyzers, Hall Guard Biology Club. JUNE SCHABBING Marsh Iunie Tau Pi Alpha, G.A.A., Junior and Senior Girls Council, Jacket Girls, Music Club, Hall Guard Games Club, Bowen Arrown Staff. EDNVARD4 SEBEK Gullisf-fl rrEdJ! Mixed Chorus Boys Chorus, Bowen Arrow Salesman, Star U. S. History 1, B.A.A. JULIE SI-IUSTOCK St. Iosepbs G.A.A., Sub-Debs, Hall Guard, Senior Girls Council, Junior and Senior Honor Club, Biol- ogy Club. MARY SACHTLEBEN Caldwell Latin Club, G.A.A., Letter Girls-Pres., Pep Girls, Senior Honor Club, Catalyzers, Senior Girls Council Star U. S. History 1,2, Star English 4,5,6, Student Board. RICHARD SCHLACKS Caldwell ?fDickD Band, Spanish, Catalzers, Orchestra, Pan American Club, Biology Club, N.C.O. Club, XVrestling Team. LOUISE SELENIK Taylor Lou Junior and Senior Honor Club, Chorus, Mixed Chorus, Girls Chorus, Hall Guard, Star Eng- lish 3,4,5 Star U. S. History 1,2, G.A.A., Senior Girls CoCunci1. MARY SICHAK Gallistel ffBabs3! G.A.A., Senior Girls Council, Hall Guard, Music Club, Commercial Club, Bowen Arrowf Rep., Charm Club, Bowen Buds, Spanish Clubf- Page Thirty-Five HENRY SLEDZIANOWSKI St. Mary Hank Magdalene Junior and Senior Honor Club, Travel Club, Bowling '41,'42,'43, Biology Club, Polish Club, Visual Ed., Student Board, Star Eng- lish 3, Star U. S. History. JUNE SOLOMON Coles French Club, Sub-Debs, Hall Guard, Baud, Junior Red Cross, Bowen Arrow Salesman, G.A.A., Biology Club, Senior Girls Council. ELSIE STARCEVICH O. T. Bright eeBaben Girls Council G.A.A., French Club, Senior t Catalyzers, Travel Club, R.C.A., Biology Club. PATRICIA SUDAR Phil Sheficlart Pfpatil , Pep Girls, Jacket Girls, Treas. of Pan Amer- ican Club, Vice Pres. of Senior Honor Club, G.A.A., Senior Girls Council, Biology Club, Catalyzers, Star U. S. History 1,2, Star Eng- lish 5,6. I I I THERESA SMOLINSKI Si. Michaels rrTerryu G.A.A., Sub-Debs, Order of the Lyre, Mixed Girls Chorus, Senior Giills Council, Chorus, P Biology Club, Junior and Senior Honor Club, Tau Pi Alpha. I IRENE SPILIS llenry Clay Club, Polish Club, G.AlA., Charm I Biology Club, Sub-Debs. I I I I EVELYN STILLER Immarmlfl Lutheran NEUU I G.A.A., Girls Chorus, Glee Club, Senior Girls Council, German Club, Hall Girard, Office Worker. P I WILLIAM SVORCINA Savage Bllology Club, Basketball Team. I l. A. Thorp I I I I ' 3 C L A S S F Page Thirty-Six BETTY MAE SNYDER Henry Clay ffBett,, Charm Club, Tau Pi Alpha, National I-lor-or Society, Biology Club, Junior and Senior Honor Club, Catalyzers, Sub-Debs, Senior Girls Council, Star English, Star History. STANLEY SPILIS Henry Clay EVELYN STRONG I, N, Thgrlp French Club, Senior Girls Council. GERTRUDE SWARTZ H Gdllislel ffGerty,, Bowen Arrow Staff, Mixed Chorus, G.A.A., Student Board, Tau Pi Alpha, Senior Girls, Council, Hall Guard. ARTHUR SZCZEPKOWSKI Phil Sherirlan Honor Club. ELAINE THORMEYER ' Gallistel Dutchie National Honor Society, Junior and Senior Honor Club, Senior Girls Council, Star U. S. History 1,2, Order of the Lyre, Arrow Stuif. Jacket Girls Catalyzers, Tau Pi Alpha, G.A.A. NARCISO TORRES Phil Sheridan Biology Club Basketball '43, '44. LUCILLE VANISKO Henry Clay Lou National Honor Society Junior and Senior Honor Club, Star U. S. History, Senior Girls Council, Hall Guard, Charm Club, G.A.'A.', Girls Reserve Tau Pi Alpha. I EDWARD SNYDER Phil Sheridan ffEd,, Band, Orchestra, Pres. of Senior Honor Club, Student Board, Catalyzers, Spanish Club, Rep. of Youth Conference. MARY SPILOTRO Taylor lrspilln Office Club, Hall Guard, Senior Girls Coun- cil.Charm Club, Music Club, G.A.A., R.C.A., Library Club, Commercial Club. VELMA STRONG I. N. Thorp French Club, Senior Girls Council. WALTER SWIATKOWSKI Immaculate Kool Conce tion P Picked Platoon, Honor Club, N.C.O. Club, Officers Club, English 3,4,S6, Student Board R.O.T.C. DELORES SZYMANSKI Phil Sheridan Sfinky G.A.A., Girls Chorus. Cheerleader, Senior Girls Council, Tau Pi Alpha, Star English, Leaders Club. ALICE TOMCZAK St. Mifhaels Blondie G.A.A., Senior Girls Council, Student Board, Hall Guard, Bowen Arrow Salesman. FRANK TREMBACKI Si. Mary Mag- dalene Bioloey Club. VIRGINIA VEREB Coles ffvirgv Cheerleader, Senior Girls Council, Mixed Chorus, Tau Pi Alpha, G.A.A., Junior Honor Club, Hallguard, Leaders Club, War Stamp Queen, Bowenite Salesman. I MARCIA TAYLOR Warren Emily Catlayzers Girls Glee Club, Letter Girls Club, G.A.A. Board, National Honor Society, Jun- ior and Senior Honor Club, Star English 3, 4,5,6, Star History l,2, Pres. of Girls Re- serve, Senior Girls Council. HELEN TOMINOV O. T. Briglat Suzie Senior Girls Council, Hall Guard, Office Club, G.A.A., Charm Club, Music Club, Student Board Sec. of Home Arts Guild, Vice Pres. of G.A.A., Tau Pi Alpha. LOIS UDDMAN Gallistel Tau Pi Alpha Key, Junior and Senior Honor Club, Hall Guard, Senior Girls Council, G. A.A., Star U. S. History l,2, Bowenite Re- presentative Arrow Reporter, Order of the Lyre, Sec. of Student Board. ROSANNA VRDOLJAK Marsh '-'Bright Eyes National Honor Society, Senior Honor Club, G.A.A., Order of the Lyre, Catalyzers, Senior Girls Council Star U. S. History l,2, Junior Honor Club, Tau Pi Alpha, Bowen Arrow Staff. JUNE 1944 HELEN TEETERS Warren Hootcb - Vice Pres. a-nd Sec. of Mixed Chorus, G.A.A., Catalyzers, Junior and Senior Honor Club, Sub-Debs, Sec. and Treas. of Tau Pi Alpha, Star U. S. History l,2, Pan American Club, Star English 3,4,5,6, Arrow Staff. JOHN TOMPULIS Phil Sheridan Greek Mixed Chorus, Boys Chorus, Football '42, Wrestling '41,'42, Catalyzers. ANN UZELAC Taylor Brains G.A.A., Student Board, Catalyzers, Biology, Club, Sec. of. Senior Girls Council, Honor Club, Hall Guard. BETTY WALZAK Sf. Bronislava Bm Hall Guard, Jacket Girls, Order of the Lyre- Sec., G.A.A., Student Board, Star English 3, 4, 5, Senior Girls Council, Vice Pres. of Girls Chorus, Spanish Club. Page Tbirly-Seven SYLVIA WARMUS Phil Sheridan G.A.A., Senior Girls Council, French Club, Sub-Debs, Mixed Chorus, Star English 3,4,5 ELMER WOELFEL Bethlehem Lutheran ffErnll Basketball Team, B.A.A. MARY YERKOVICH WHYTHI Yerlt ' Catalyzers, Bowenite staff, Office Club, Tau Pi Alpha, Senior Girls Council, Star U. S. History 1, Biology Club, G.A.A., Games Club. BERNADINE ZALEWSKI I mmaculatc Bernie C011C8Pfi011 G.A.A., Order of the Lyre, Senior Girls Council, Girls Chorus, Hall Guard, Sub- Debs. Page Tbirty-Eight I 4 CLASS OQF l , , . ALBIN WASIK in Sl. Bronislava EVELYN WILLIAMS Phil Sllverhlzlvl rrpefen . 1 erG0ocyv Basketball '43,'44. Advertising Manager of Bowenite, Vice Pres. of Tau Pi Alpha, Senior Girls Council, jacket Girls, Pep Girls, Vice Pres. of Order of the Lyre, Mixed Chorus, Catalyzers, Star U. S. History 1, 2, Biology Club. i AGNES VVOZNIAK Iinmaculate LORRAINE XVOZNIAKOVVSKI Immacu- Texas Aggie Conception Skippy late Conception G.A.A., Vice Pres. of Sub-Debs, Biology Club, Tau Pi Alpha, Catalyzers, Home Economics Club, Senior Girls Council, Mixed Chorus, Bowenite Club Editor, Star English, GEORGE YOUHAS 1 Warren ffH0ney,, W Grease Painters, Catalyzers, Football, Swim- ming, Tau Pi Alpha, Student Boliard, Pan American Club. i G.A.A., G.A.A. Letter Girl, Catalyzers, Jack- et Girls, Star U. S. History 1,2, Star English 4, Senior Honor Club, Girls Chorus, Tau Pi Alpha, Senior Girls Council. DOROTHY YURSICH Taylor Bubblrs,' Hall Guard, G.A.A., Senior Girls Council, Tau Pi Alpha, Office Club, Charm Club. i i i P W. K. S1lHil!l1!l Gallistlhl irsboffyv l frGeTt9y Mixed Chorus, Senior Girls Council, G.A.A., Spanish Club, Sub-Debs, Star Englisxh 4,5. Senior Girls Council, Girls Chorus, G.A.A., Office Club, Science Club. N i i l P N N N i N N RUTH ioBEL Phil shmdm Rutbie'l Catalyzel-s, Letter Girls, G.A.A. Board, Junior and Senior Honor Club, Biology Club, Bowen Arrow Staff, Bowenite Staff, S.P.Q.R. Hall Guard, Star English 4,5,6. i i NELSON I-IARLSON i i ROBERT POLOVINA Marsh eepouyn l Football! Team, Picked Platoon '40, '4l. V SOPHIE WISNIEWSKT .... St. Mary Magdalene ffsoffii G.A.A., Senior Girls Council, Junior Honor Club. KATHLEEN WULATIN Gallistel Kathie ' G.A.A., Senior Girls Council, Student Board, Honor Club, Vice Pres. of Commercial Club, .P'res. of Hall Guard, Pan American Club, Office Club, T.P.A., Music Club. PETER ZAKULA Thorp Pm Tau Pi Alpha, Honor Club, Latin Club, Bas- ketball. GEORGE ZEVKOVICH frzefn h Catalyzers, Biology Club, Student Board, Jun- ior and Senior Honor Club, Latin Club, Star U. S. History. - ALICE BYSTRZYCKI Phil Sheridan VPAP, Mixed Chorus, iology Club, Catalyzers, Polish Club, G.A.A., Senior Girls Council. BETTY I-IARTMAN JEROME LACHANSKI St. Bronislaaua Curly,' Visual Ed., Biology Club, Catalyzers, Foot- ball Team. JUNE 1-9 fi i i 1 3 l x ROBERT PARKER Caldwell Ging21 ' Catalyzers, Biology Club, Hall Guard, Grease Painters, N.C.O.,' Latin Club, Pan American Club. BILL BETES Caldwell CYBBJQ JUNE SCHROM Hoface Mann rellupiev G.A.A. Board, National Honor Society, Pei Girls, Jacket Girls, Catalyzers, Bowen Arrow Staff, Mixed Chorus-Sec., Cheerleader, Travel Club-Sec., Letter Girls-Vice Pres. I ff H4 A may, 'i qffff 1 I i - . V CAMERA SHY Joe Cyborski , Herman Davis Walter Derezinski Don Maher Aex Maluclmik William Moore John Mroczkowski Joseph Rozynck Wfilliam Rupcich Walter- Rzepezynski Matt Sudaz Page Thirty-Nine S E N I O R S I N T H E L I M E L I G H T une '44 Page Fbrty MOS x 0 i 3 - 3 I p Brfgh een efm I'I U p p I 6 SI' obe mos uc IfSe5I dc:mc:er's VVII' I 055 QI' I Bows mIeS I I' I M Shy55TI I OSIIBIKQ Q- IZ? TIgCU+I95I' YQAUHQGSI' June 'MH S . E N. I O RI S I N T H E L I M E L I G H T I Page Forty-Om' J Moon's masthead and is amazed to see the following: 1 I ,4 9z1turcZ'r5v Zo Mzshingfnu Choo choo! Clang, clang! Biff, bang, boom. 1 11 these noises are entirely ob- livious to Bowen's beloved principal, Mr. William P. Hearne, wfho is busily engaged in reading a newspaperwhile enroute to Washington oh business. Little does he or his wife know of the surprises that are in store for them. 1 This day of June 21, 1954 Mr. Hearne happeiis to glance at the Chicago Daily 1 , I 1 . H 1 O , lmetv News eve f 3 nour on Tueriour 1 1 1 TAF' 1 STAFF City Editor .............. - .. ........................ ..................... K ay Karich Managing Editor ........ - ........... Harry Plesha Sports' Editor ........ William Svorcina Assistant ..... ....... C harlotte Phillips Society Editor ...... ............. - --- ........... Robert Olsen Lovelorn Editor ...... --- ............ Chuck Osterberg Assistant Q .......... - ......... - .................... ............ - Leona Osman Music Editor ........... - ........... .......... - ........ ..... T r a La La Ann Pilo Death Notice Editor .................. - .......... --L ......... Gertrude Swartz Foreign War Correspondent -------.--- - ............. l ....... ....... C lyde Nelson Reporters: Army, Navy News ----- Criminal News Neighborhood News ..,. ., .... - Cyril Olejnik Jack Pierce H Kasjrzychi Biographical Interviews .,..... ........ . .. .... .- Peggy Nelson Gossip Column .--W .,...,. .,--- ii ...... . .... . ..... Kay Petebson Feature Writer .......... .,.. , , ......... Lorraine Peters Editorials --..- .... .... Strictly Corn Fed Jokes ...... Short, Short Narratives ...... Super Goon Cartoon ....... Photographers ..... Headliner ........ ....... i ....... . -.- , , ..... . -- .-----L,,.--.,-------- Esther Nicpon -..-.,,-.--Lorraine Pawlak, Marvin Peters .. ..... .. ..... ........... . ..., Bill Meyers I Larraine Karpen Walter lkaminski, Lucille Ingram William Peterson Theresa Posza j Copy Reader - .,,. ...,. ....... . .......... . ...... . .... . ......... T .... Lorraine Novak Speedy Typists Lucille, Oliviere, Alfreda Pankiewicz, Gale Peterson Ad Go Getter fOr Himj ,- ...... ..... .... . ...... . ..... Printer .... .-- ......,. ., ......... .. ...... .................. ,--..--- John Papan , Goodness gracious, dear, says he, would you believe it, ALL of this staff graduated from Bowen in June of 19-M! ,He would have been even more astonished had he known that Elaine Thormeyer owns this versapile metropolitan paperg Delores Newman is the city editor's private secretaryg Esther!Pisarski, librarian, files all the papers for future reference: Arthur Szcepkowski sees top it that this Wonderous paper is ' circulated throughout the windy cityg and Walter Swiatkowski is the lawyer that handles any libel cases that may arise. y Continued 1 1 1 ,X W Page F arty-Two 1 on Page 53 Wxwfflsww W2 M MMV -go ,fvyffv EVM? MQW 5' wjgw Kwfwmwwbgfffy :iv L,,ff'm, 'Kwok My W ZjA5v1f1e5fyy - pf, 0, ,, Ki3ff5wlwff5fff5 QW My 4 ' R - , t f f ' - ' 1 K' - ' Page Party mv , . MISS CATHERINE M. I-IARTIGAN f fl BWVW . Wfjjfe .ff af wwf .J f Wjfwfffflf WMWW The coming of February saw Shirley Dust and heripstaff finished with their task of selecting the purple and gold cover of the 1?44 Bowenite and arranging the February's class's contributions. g af' Howe its Siam W! le , s X Q' . It wasn't long thereafter that Gloria Schwarzkopf chose her staff and they in turn, began to work with her under the capable guidance of Miss Catherine M. Harti- gan, sponsor. ' 1 1 . Never a day went by that Eugene Chmura and.his camera weren't seen together for they were the inseparable two who tracked down victims to put on film. Many of che artistic efforts that appear within this annual weref done by Mary Rukavina. I Anna Marth saw to it that every seniors name was spelled correctly and that each one's list of activities did not exceed ten. W What's a feature? Ask Lois Magnusong she knows for she wrote those that appear on these pages of memories. 1 Club Editors Agnes Wozniak had a grand time chasing around the building after suitable club material so as to be able to explain in asclear and concise a manner as possible just what Bowen's various organizations dot for the students. The man power shortage certainly shows on this staff, for Gloria was compelled to take over the Boys' sports section while. Ruth Zobel had charge of the Girls' athletic activities. . All business was' efficiently handled by the Business Manager, Libby Shipkowitz, and Lucille Vanisko balanced the book's accounts. The job of selling the Bowenites to the school was managed' by Kay Peterson with Carmella Esposito fhad charge of Fourth yearj, Peggy Nelson QThird yearj, Mary.Yerkovich fSecond Yeary, and Lor- raine Peters QFirst yearj on her sales staff. Advertising was laboriously solicited by foot-weary Evelyn Williams and Milly Basara. ' Pat Spdar arranged the snap-shot sec- tion in the rear of the book. - y W Head Typist Barbara Poppeck and her associates, .Beatrice Castillo and Constance Moore, certainly kept the Bowenite Office's one typewriter quite busy turning out copy in record breaking time. Much of it was typed it home also. Those hard working go-getters, the division representatives included Laverne Borngraeber CBarlowj, Violet Demian QBrandtj, Forest Hanson fClarky, Wanda Kas- pryznski fElyj, Betty Ledeen fFogelsonJ, Ann Pilo fMcKinstryj, Evelyn Ruszel fMelkaj, Louise Selenik fNussearj, Lois Uddman Qwilhelmj, and June Soloman Larsenj. ' - - l I ' r Page F01 fy-Four ' I l6'1fufe14ifc' Stay GLORIA SCI-IWARZKOPF LIBBY SHIPKOWITZ KATHRYN PETERSON ANNA MARTH EVELYN WILLIAAMS AGNES WOZNIAK RUTH ZOBEL MARY YERKOVICH LOIS MAGNUSON PATRICIA SUDAR EUGENE CHMURA BARBARA POPPECK CARMELLA ESPOSITO MARY RUKAVINA MILDRED BASARA LUCILLE VANISKO CONSTANCE MOORE LORRAINE PETERS BEATRICE CASTILLO PEGGY NELSON LAVERNE BORNGRAEBER VIOLET DEMIAN FOREST HANSON WANDA KASPRZYCKI ANN PILO BETTY LEDEEN EVELYN RUSZEL LOUISE SELENIK JUNE SOLOMAN Lols UDDMAN Page Forty-Five N 1 Bowen Arrow Every two weeks, Bowen's school paper, the Bowen Arrow, rolls off the presses and into the hands of its eager readers. F ' I I 0 i , l Q . Published by a junior-senior staff, under the sponsorship of Miss Elsa Wolf, the Arrow comes out on schedule ten times every semester. . l . The staff is composed of graduates of the journalism Classes, who first become reporters, and then work up to the more responsible positions of page editor, managing editor, and editor-in-chief. N l With its sponsor, the staff works very hard to bring to Bowen's students as ex- cellent a paper 'as is possible. A Bowen heralds their fine school spirit and workw February 1 june Lillian Vidovich Kay Karich Doris Dietz Rosemarie Vidovich Rosanna Vrdoljak Gloria Schwarzkopf Mildred Delich Lorraine LaVigne George Triplett Ruth Zobel Marilyn Shank Editor-in-Chief Managing Editor Page one Editor Assistant Page two Editor Assistant Page three Editor Assistant Page four Editor Assistant Exchange Editor Kay Karich Rosanna Vrdoljak Doris Dietz Margaret Pilchard Elaine Thormeyer Betty Madsen Marilyn Shank . Lorraine Karpan Eleanore Kanaske June Schrom Lorraine LaVigne BOWEN ARROW STAFF A Left to Right: D. Dietz, M. Shank, A. Ganz, M. Sudaz, H. Tarrance, S. Jovich, J. Schabbing, B. Dusek, B. Coccaro, L. Borngnaeber, M. Delich, L. LaVigne, R. Yrdoljak, D. Olson, R. Neetz, L. Uddman, G. Currie, B. Madsen, M. Pilchard, M. Tagtmayer, E. Thormeyer, B. Ledeen, A. Carlson, B. Cogswell, L. Vidovich, K. Karich, E. Kanaske, J. Schrom, R. Zobel, Miss Wolf, G. Schwarzkopf, G. Swartz, I. Soderlind, P. Hollar, L. Karpen, S. Tiedt, L. Mulcahey, G. Triplett. I l 1 . l Page Forty-Six 5 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Second Row: C. Faittore, H. Ivy, R. Schafer, Mxfs. Robinson, C. Poljak, J. Schrom, A. Marth, G. Prominski, L. Vanisko, L. Magnuson, R. Vrdolak, M. Mintek, M. Tagtniayer, M. Pilchard, L. Bing- ham, N. Norstrom, C. Esposito, M. Tayor. First Row: R. Provich, M. Delich, L. LaVigne, E. Thormeyer, M. Novakovich, C. Hausler, S. Dust, L. Lindmark, C. Cload, V. Demain, D. Holtslander, L. Vidovich, E. Dukas, B. Hudson, M. Lokes, M. Cortez, J. Pearson. National Honor Society Sept. to Jan. Jan. to June PRESIDENT-Lucille Lindmark PRESIDENT-Charles Fattore VICE PRESIDENT-Robert Schaefer VICE PRESIDENT-Rosanna Vrdlojak SECRETARY--Nancy Norstrom . SECRETARY-Lorraine La Vigne TREASURER--Horace Ivy 'I T REASURER-Carol Cload Through Bowen's many years of existence we have had a National Honor So- ciety to be proud of. The ideals which must be maintained by its members are charac- ter, leadership, and service combined with high scholarship. Membership in this society is the highest honor any student can be given: The entrance eligibility requires that a student has been a member of the school Honor Club for at least five semesters, that he has earned five service points, and has been approved by the faculty for high character. Symbolizing this great and honored society are the Keystone and the Flaming Torch. The Keystone is the symbol of high standards while the Flaming Torch recog- nizes the determination with which one goal of the desire for learning has been reached. Mrs. T. G. Robinson is the sponsor of our Bowen Chapter. Page Forty-S: wir Scuivr ffzfmfr 611111 Ninth Row: H. Koch, R. Buscio, C. Taylor. J. Vidmar, S. Smith, R. Earsman, R. Cvejanovich, Pearson, L. Lindmark, J. Cooksey, N. Norsrrom, R. Schafer. Eighth Row: E. Snyder, K. Delach, D. Quinn, M. Lambert, R. Surber. Setfcnth Row: R. Thal, M. Russo, M. Johnson, D. Kelly, B. Lee. Sixth Row: G. Wfesterdahl, C. Poljak, V. Ruszel, E. Sak, V. Lewandowski. Fifth Row: E. Kanaske, M. Higgins, H, Markusic, S. Gerum, H. Kallam, E. Renas. Third Row: B. Tisza, I-I. Wilczeimski, M. Sieracki, C. Hilminski, B. Martin, L. O'Brien. Second Row: D. Swaczyk L. Chojnacki, I. Kunysz, D. Dopudja, S. Pritza. First Row: S. Milovicli, P. Lyles, L. Sroczynski, B. Poppeck, A. Carlson. Page Forty-Eight Szezodrowski, G I Smiar ffrwar glllb Tamb Row: D. Rackich, L. Shiplowitz, M. Sanes, E. Suszynski, A. Marth, J. Schrom, M. Sachtleben, R. Neetz, D. Olson, V. Johnson, E. Engman. , ' 'L Ninth Row: C. Esposito, M. Pilchard, L. Wagner, M. Tagmeyer. ' Eiglofb Row: E. Gorney, V. Graff, D. Holtslancler, V. Demian. Sevenlfb Row: D. Jurincie, R. Vrdoljak, L. LaVigne, M. Novakovich, L. Vidovicll. Fifth Row: L. Uddman, H. Aslmenbrener, E. Thormeyer, D. Flood, E. Dukas. Fogwtb Row: C. Hausler, B. Conners, C. Carlson, B. Prigge. Third. Row: E. Leyv, M. Delich, M. Mitroff. I Second Row: M. Cortez, M. Taylor, L. Bingham, .P. Sudar. First Row: G. Schwarzkopf, Z. Mazar, R. Provich, C. Cloadf Page Forty-Nim' r Page Fifty JUNIOR HONOR CLUB l Tlairrl Row: H. Ward, M. Maks, J. Dust, B. Johnson, A. Brown, V. Babbit, D. Ritz, C.Anderson,G. Salata, R. Fr-eebeck, E. Walkowiak, R. Hybert, J. Pingess, J. ISaminski,tD. Elliott, T. Turz, P. Vogrin. Second Row: S. Pogrund, G. Sheperd, D. Villegas, A. Katz, N. Zobel, R. Andrich, A. Kapiak, N. Pav- ich, A. Cera, L. Plucinski S. Salata, M. Rest, L. I-Iause, P. Elliot, S. Feldman, G. Lasocki, E. Sypniewski, R. Goren, Miss Davey. Prof:-t Row: C. Kreiger, C. Bergner, B. Sandlers, B. L. Tarrance, J. ,Siovic, D. Galecki, I. Swanson, B. Rosenberger, C. Zabka, H. Schotters, A. Cooksey, J. Dukas, Novak. TAU PI ALPHA ' Fifth Row: B. Hutson, A. Rezar, D. Dietz, B. Mattson, C. Poljamk, E. Dukas, L. Vidovich, E. Lindgren, S. Guse, A. Peterson, D. Jurincie. t Fourth Row: M. Taylor, B. Tiza, E. Kanaske, H. Zyluk, B. Martin, B. Scheafer, G. Cvejanovicli, E. Engman. Ybird Row: R. Mintek, J. Quanstrom, J. Pearson, B. Ledeen, P. O'Keefe, B. Poppeck, A. Carlson, V. Vcreb, C. Taylor, M. Lokes F. Hedges, L. Wozniakowski, J. Schrom, A. Delya, M Delach, Ruszel, Ruszel, M. Richetts, M. DiBrito, K. Karich, L. Pope, R. wJunitz, H. Tominov, If. NVilliam, T. Sposoff. A I Second Row: B. Prigge, M. Saines, B. Conners, L. Lindmark, G. Schwarkopf, L. Uddman, E.,Huddle, I.. Srozinski, M. Retifs, P. Lyles, P. Ellis,'M. Mitroff, S. Smith, M. Higgins, N. Tompulis. Fits! Row: R. Provich, M. Basara, V. Graff, E. Pisarski, S. Pritza, I. Kunysz, F. Clascn, J. Lange, B. Cogswell, J. Krivich, C. Cload. ' Cuz: Pi ,Mfhzz PRESIDENT-Katherine Karich VICE PRESIDENT-Evelyn Williams SEC.-TREASURER-Helen Teeters The Tau Pi Alpha is an organization that offers rewards for service rendered toward the school. If at any time a student obtains the responsibility of acting as hall- guard, teachers' helper, or attendance-office worker, which are examples of school ser- vice, each of these counts as one point of service and makes .the student eligible for the T. P. A. pins and the greatest honor of all, the'T. P. A, key which proves the student's earning of points for school service. Anotheriopportunity of obtaining service points is remaining in either of the Choruses for more than the requirednumber of semesters. The Club sponsor is Mrs. F. Lalley who teaches in the commercial Held at Bowen. Previously Mr. H. Peters was in charge until his leave from Bowen. The Tau Pi Alpha proves that a person, who ,Works for an honor can obtain that honor and still benefit someone else by his or her ,actions. l .- Jffzfwr glllbi Excellence in scholarship is the requirements for membership into the Honor Club at Bowen. Only those students who in their Hnal grade have an average of E or Sn in a major and no mark below G in a minor are admitted. . After holding membership in this club for tive semesters or more the students obtain recognition in the National Honor Society, providing that they are faultlessin character and have done the required service toward the school. Freshmen and Sophomores belong to the Junior Honor Club sponsored by Miss Davey. A . In the Senior Honor Club, membership is opened to Juniors and Seniors. I This of the Honor Club is sponsored by Miss Barlow. . M 1 if I 3, K l Ofhcc' Wzfrkcrs A A STAMP SALES MISS GIFFORD MISS KIELY MISS RYAN Page Fifty-one .771 Never Qargcf W mn- ' Glee Tobin ........ Lorraine Bender ...... ...... B111 Kleister ---.. ...... - .......... --- Helen Morrisette .... --- John Sheppard ..... Bill 'Maylone ...... Milece Stropin ..... betty Marschke ..... Clara Haj manowske Anthony Fritz .... Hazel Cross 4 ...... ---- ............ - Sylvia Myszkowski Peter Gabish ....... - .......... - ..... Eugene Krynicki ...... --.--- John Grogno .... - ............... Marian Guch --- Paul Spenser ..... l I found myself to be the only girl in the Physics class. I was a bewildered freshie and all those juniors and Seniors looked so smart and studious. Joan Miller gave me her picture on Friday, March 24, 1944. Miss Brandt remembered my sister after twelve years by just seeing me and my name. Harrison High beat Bowen 2 to 0 at Comisky Park in the 1943 p baseball finals. m . I saw J. S. first learning to skate-He was successful! I nearly burned Aggie Wozniak's hair during a Sub-Deb candle lighting ceremony! My program was changed just as I'd become acquainted with the kids in those dlasses. Someone played a joke on me and put salt fughlj in my applesauce. I I had the honor of being in Mr. Wilhem's Physics class. I fell down the stairs and tore my last pair of nylons. I first met that certain Senior. Ahem, Mr. Brandenburg gave me an S in auto shop. A teacher had to reprimand me for going up the down stairway. I I One night about two years ago I had no homework. - ....... .--- That certain stuff was in the third period study. ..--..--... Richard Davis and I tried to get the Mixed Chorus to sail On the Lagoon. f l l Kruszka, Edward Krynicki, Elmer Krynicki, Bill Kubiak, Harry Kubic, Walter Kubicki, Edward Kuczyncki, Roman Kueker, Bob Kuehl, Warren Kuehl, Richard Kunysz, John Kupferschmidt, Charles Kurtek, Andrew ' Kurtz, Tom Kyewskim, Harry Langman, Arthur Langer, Lee Lacy, James Lake, Bob La Page, Frank Lasocki, Albin Larwitz, Fred Lehew, Arthur Lencioni, Albert Lesniewski, Edward Lesniewski, Joseph Page Fifty-two HONOR ROLL Lesnikowski, Henry Leverenz, g Bob Levin, Sidney Lewandowski, Francis Lewandowski, Theodore Leyerle, Richard Liberacki, Ben Liebner, Frank Lindell, Harold- Linden, Warren Lindenberg, Herbert Linder, Ned Lingren, Donald Lingren, Edward Link, Edward Lipinski, Edward Loftus, John Lombardo, Sam Loncar, Eli Loncar, John Lonchar, Peter Lowcar, John Low-elewski, Victor Lowery, Alfred Ludwin, Bob Lylich, Tony '-'C01Zfill1LC'd Maas, Arthur Maclarcn, Hubert Madsen, ,Anders Madsen, Uriel Magon, joe Magon, Matthew Magon, Walter Majcher, ,john Majsski, Harry Makowski, Erwin Malecki, lHenry MallinsonL George Malyar, Ray Mance, Walter Mantai, Ray ,c Mantai, Bob Marback,l John Marciniald, Jerome Marshall, i Johns' Marshall, , Joseph Mastronardi, Adol Matchinski, Lester Mathie, Bob Matkovich, Mike Maty, Martin Mau, Bob, ph Maugowski, Andrew Maugowski, John Mault, Calvin Mauich, Peter Maul, John Maul, Marin Maxwell, De Wayne Mayrick, George McCabe, Bob McConnell, Louis McGary, Gordon McGowan, James McGrath, Tom McGuire, jack McLain, Paul McLean, John Medlson, Julius Meineke, Arthur Mendelsohn, Leon Metzer, Harold Meyer, Jack Meyer, John Meza, Alphonso Michal, Kenneth Micharl, Lawrence Michalak, Leonard STUDENT BOARD Lfft to Right: S. Vaughn, E. Snyder, E. Borucki, R. Schaeffer, G. Gugich, A. Solomon, D. Fritz, N. Tompulis, S. Feldman, S. Tiedt, A. Cooksey, M. Guch, ....,,..,,,,,-,,-,,, , R, Ljundgren, J, Brgdzinski, E. Sypniewski, A. Brodsky, R. Provich, D. Elliott, L. LalVigne, N, Pavich, M, Rest, -,,,-,- , --,,,,,.,,,,.,, , M. Mahs, E. Kanaske, H. Teeters, B. Cogswell, Mr. Goldberg, G. Swartz, G. Coccaro, L. Karpen, P. Johnson, A. I-Iorn,, C. Nelson, A. -Peterson, D. Rakich, B. Prigge, E. Lundgren, E. Dukas, B. Connors, H. Czarnecki, H. W'ard, V. Lewandowski, ................ --, A. DoFransisco, M. Retis, A. Stajkowski, J. Lange, M. Broberg, L. Sroczynski, B. Vlasiavich. Student Board PRESIDENT--Robert Schaefer VICE PRESIDENT-Edward Borucki SECRETARY-Carol Nelson TREASURER-Nick Tompulis The Bowen Student Council was reorganized during the spring of 1934 under the name of the Bowen Student Board. The Student Board has been actively working this year to fulfill its objective of serving the school. Each division and club has a representative who is the Student Board member for the semester. It is the duty of this representative to attend meetings when they are held and to discuss any problems that arise which are of concern to the student body. - One of the greatest feats accomplished through the years has been the CLEAN- UP CAMPAIGN which is supervised by the Student Board. Posters are distributed and all around effort is made to clean-up the school in the month of April. Also, dur- ing these past several years the Student Board has raised money on a voluntary contri- bution basis for the School Childrens' Aid Society. This year 5655.50 was forwarded to this Society, who furnish clothing free of charge to the school children of Chicago. The student body of Bowen High School is to be praised for its generous display in' these collections. Mr. E. Goldberg is the sponsor of the Student Board. A FUTURE TRIP TO WASHINGTON After Mr. Hearne recovers from the shock of his 'recent discovery he turns to the sports' page and is once again overawed, for there he reads: Today began the first all girls' baseball series. The Chicago Sweater Girls won the first game of the season from the Indiana Manicurists, 45-0. The Chicago's team line-up was as follows: I 5 PITCHER ,,,,,,.,,. , ,......... . ....................... .. ......., . .... M ............. Betty Cogswell CATCI-IER . .... ---- ........ ......... . ............ .......... M ary Cortez 1513 BASE ,,,,.. ...... ......- - ...... I G ert Currie 2nd BASE ,,,,.,,, -- .... ...... ...... E l eanore Dabrowski 31-d BASE ,,,,---,,, ,, ,,,,.,..,, -.. ................. .......... V iolet Demian SHORT STOP - ......... ....... M aybelle Fattore RIGHT FIELD CENTER ....... - ......... .......-.- ------------- - Q - ---- Adeline Dominiak Genevieve Borkowski LEFT FIELD -,,,-, ,, ,-,,,,,, .. ....... -4 --- ........... ..- Alice Jendral Continued on Page 57 Page ,Fifty-three. SENIOR GIRLS COUNCIL Top Row: A. Bystricki, L. Berg, V. Demian, M. Ba.s.a'ra, C. Graff, A. Jendral, R. ........ - - ....... ,, T. Carreis M. DiBrito, E. Huddle, B. Castillo, E. Haines, S. Bastie, I. Kunuz, M. Cortez, M. Broberg, M Draeger, B. Fanzelow, V. Graff, C. Esposito, M. Fattore, M. Fontana, V. Izzi, L. Borngraeber, B. Dusek. -.. First Row: E. Gornet, D. Holtslander, R. Carlson, J. Jamison, J. Jalkabowski, E. Izol, I. Jarecki, E Gowala, H. Gargas, E. Dabrowski, G. Borkowski, M. Peloza, B. Coccaro, F. Beck, C. Cload, O Delya, M. Delich, D. Dietz, B. Ledeen, A. Carlson, G. Erland, H. Ashenbrener, G. Currie, P. Banich SENIOR GIRLS COUNCIL Second Row: B. Mercier, L. Osman, M. Novakovich, D. Newman, L. Salvator, E., Provenzano, M Polyan, L. Korbas, M. Pozack, A. Pankewiez, E. Nicpon, A. Marth, A. Pilo, L. Schultz, C. Russo K. Karich, E. Lcur, L. Magnuson, P. Lane, R. Junitz, L. Pope K. Mikan, P. O Keefe, D. Milmine R. Macas, L. Karpen, M. Kolavo, S. Pritza, B. Poppeck. L L L Fifst Row: J. Kestupich, E. Starcevich, K. Petenson, M. Jenson, L. Nbvak, L. Paulak, C. Phillips, E Jasniecki, M. Michelski, V. Richelewski E. Ruszel, A. Kosmitis, T. Plojak, J. Kucharski, W Kasprysyki, L. Oliveire, D. Jurincic, B. Cogswell, L. LaVgne, C. Moore. SENIOR GIRLS' COUNCIL Sccoml Row: L. Uddman, D. Flood, D. Mance, M. Spilotro, H. Tominov, M. Sichak, E. Stiller, E Williams, T. Smolinski, G. Zahme, A. Tomzack, D. Szmanski, H. Zydch, P. Sudar, M. Taylor, L. Vanisko, E. Pyrka., H. Teeters, V.. Strong, E. Strong. First Row: Miss Berstein, E. Thormeyer, J. Schabbing, M.lShank, M. Sachtleben, J. Schrom, L. Wozina- kowski, A. Wozniak, G. Scliwarzkopf, R. Provich, M. Sanes, L. Shipkowitz, B. Snyder, I. Spilis R. Urdoljak, B. Walzak, K. Wulatin, B. Zielewski. SENIOR GIRLS COUNCIL Second Row: D. Chuick, A. DiFra.ncisco, L. Kindler, .S. Langham, J. Bloum, C. Nelson, D. Baker, A A. Peterson, E. Linden, E. Lindgren, B. Prigge, D. Vailasovich, A. Rezac, L. Olson, F. Wallets, Y Ricliie, J. Solomon. G. Prominska, Z. Mazar, E. Dukas, L. Vidovich, J. Wade, D. Lopez, R Szczodrowski, J. Pearson, G. Hausler, T. Horn. First Row: I-I, Jarzyna, M. Krajewski, F. Klaren, -.. ............ M. Russo, B. Gornick, C. Delaclm, L Andrejewski, R. Pesut, S. Guse, B. Connors, C. Hauusler, I.. Bingham, F. Hedges, D. Jasinski, E Katz, A. Bugos, S. Dust, J. Dust, ............... L ...... , D. Anderson, B. Shawcraft, ............ , ....... M., H Zyluk, D. Siegel, G. Stuck, L. Lindmark. 1 Page Fzfty four S Seuier Girls ' Cfeuueil 'T he Senior Girls Council began when Mrs. Wall was Dean of women at Bowen High School. After she left, Miss Worthen became sponsor, followed by Miss Bern- stein. Miss Lynch is now the sponsor of the Senior Girls Council. P The club is really a democratic organization with a representative system of government. All the activities and projects of the club are carried out by the senior girls. They try to build up the morale of the school by emphasizing cleanliness and good citizenship throughout the school. . The club's aim is to carry on social as well as service activities. One of their new enterprises will be to give a tea for National Honor Society members at the time of their induction. A traditional social event is a party for the outgoing senior girls. Bow Day occurrs every semester. The money is used either for the benefits of the U. S. O. or to purchase some needed articles for the school. With some of the Bow Day money, Bowen Service Men will be given a personal gift as a remembrance of Bowen from their Alma Mater. P e I .771 ,Never Sferyef When-- Sophia Dyek -----e .... - ........ ---I first walked into the boys' gym-Was my face red! Wfilliam Bricker ...,. ------..-I spent my time working for Miss Harvey. S Dolores Finlon ........ ............. M y locker door fell off into my hands-Those Boys! Virginia Lobosky -------------... We got our third superior rating at the Choral Contest. D011 Stack ---- -....... ..--- ..... .. The lights came on again in the R. O. T. C. room and I 0 Joan Miller ....... - ...... Henry Kaslewicz Florence Westort Virginia Churgler found myself in someone else's shoes. f - ........... I dropped my ball of crochet cotton and it wound all all around the chairs in the physics room. -..-.---I got blamed for something I didn't do. Boy, did I have to talk myself out of that one. ----...--l had to trot home in my gym suit because I had locked my street clothes in someone else's locker. ---- ......... ..Asl a green freshie, I found that Bowen really has an elevator-a tiny freight one. Page Fifty-fi Kafalyzcrs Sept. to Jan. i ' Jan. to June PRESIDENT-Charlene Hausler PRESIDENT--Robert Bell VICE PRESIDENT George Pavlos VICE PRESIDENT-Charles Osterberg SECCETARY-Doris Dietz SECRETARY-Charles Fattore TREASURER-George Gugich TREASURER-Ronald Buscio A catalyst is a substance which either speeds up or slows down a chemical re- action, but which does not itself enter into the reaction. The Bowen Catalyzers have a membership of all the Chemistry students. Any student who chooses Chemistry as one of, his major subjects is automatically made eligible as a member. C During the past year, the Catalyzers have had several outstanding and inter- esting guest speakers at their meetings. War has restricted a great many of their tours. They have, however, during the past semester gone to the Plumbing Laboratory, the Food and Drug Laboratory, and have been guests of ,Dr. Wm. D. McNally of the Coroners Laboratory. .I , .. A great many of the members have gained insight of their future careers in Chemistry through these visits. ' ' j' -- ii Miss Melka and Mr. Kurtz, who was previously at Bowen, were the organizers of this club about fifteen years ago. Because of their sincere' interest in their work and their experiences with the Catalyzers, many of the members have selected Chemistry as their life work. Catalyzers are now found in Chemical laboratories of commercial manufacturing concerns, on the staff of schools, andnin Chemical Warfare Service, serving their country as real catalysts. l CATALYZERS I - Tbird Row: C. Graff, J. Shabbing, M. Shank, T. Collins, M. Peters, B. Galecke, J. Lachanpki, J. Freeze, T. Lowery, B. Mayers, D. Schlacks, R. Parker, C. Osterberg,' L. Karpen, H. Johnson, F.. Klobacar, L. LaVigne, M. Novakovich, K. Peterson, M. Taylor, R. Zobel, -P. Sudar, D. Mance. Second Row: M. Block, D.!Flood, L. Korbas, A. Banich, V. Rychlewski, B. Castilo, Z. Mazar, M. Ruka- vina, M. Delich, D.iDietz, V. Johnson, B. Ledeen, K. Harrington, G. Erland, Y. Richey, L. Wozniak, H. Teeters, J. Schrom, M. Sachtleben, A. Wozniak, L. Wozniak, M. Yurkavich, V. Chuyko, B. Snyder. First Row: C. Reid, V. Graff, C. Cload, M. Fattore, Miss Melka, E. Thormeyer, R. Vrdoljak, M. Sanes. CATALYZERS .- Third Row: J. Papan, O. Nelson, W. Peterson, B. Tymorek, W. Derezinski, H. Davis, W. Kaminski, B. Ivancovich, E. Rosowicz, G. Gugich, N. Anthony, F. Areen, Brodsky, G. Zevkovich, E. Snyder, K. Roovaart, R. Dudek, E. Chmura, E. Borucki. Sefond Row: B. Yuratovac, V. Moreno, L. Vidovich, D. Martino, S. Guse, Bi. Crachy, H. Madsen, J. Pierce, A. Klug, G. Youhas, G. Triplett, A. Uzelac, D. Milmine, L. Shipowitz, A. Marth, D. Jurincie, E. Williams, B. Martin, P. Scott, M. Seward. First Row: M. chadesli, M. Broberg, A. Peterson, C. Hausler, D. Anderson, C. Poljak, M. Carres, L. Schultz, C. Carlson, G. Pavlos, I. Hyman, A. Preuss, B. Price, R. Bell, B. Olson, L. Jablanovich, D. Polarek, B. Prigge, E. Linden, C. Nelson, J. Pearson, L. O'Brien, F. Hedges, 'B. Conners, D. Baker. Page Fifty-six SEPT. ' TO JAN. PRESIDENT- VICE PRESIDENT- SEC TREAS. .Kialvgy i 61116 Dale Peterson Louis Mazzoni Nancy Pavich PRESIDENT- SEC.-TREAS. p Clarence Phillips The Biology Club was reorganized in May 1939, as an outgrowth of the old Bowen Bird Boosters organized in April 1915. In the Words of the constitution, Our purpose in having a club is to increase' our knowledge of science, and to bring things of interest to Bowen for the student body to enjoy. Two greatest highlights of the club this year were the hanging of the picture in room 211, honoring Ma Kluge who had taught Biology for thirty years there. The annual visit of Sam Campbell with his beautiful colored movies and his in- spirational talk was the second highlight. The Biology Club was the first club in Bowen to buy a war bond. They did this in December, 1941. It has also contributed all its boy presidents to the Armed Forces. Miss Thelma Jones is the sponsor of the Biology Club. A FUTURE TRIP TO WASHINGTON ' ' Jerry Erland had a difficult time umpiring the game because the winners' coach, Carmela Esposito, kept running up to her with a book of baseball rules every time she disagreed on a decision in favor of the opposing team. J The rest of the articles on the page tell him that Tom Collins is playing foot- ball at Yale, while joe Cyborski is just as busy at Harvard, no one has been able to beat Ervin Cuprynski at golfg a bull's eye champ with a bow -and arrow is Virginia Danielewiczg Moris De La Cerda recently made a record javelin throw of 16 yardsg ' C01lli1l1tCL1 on Page Page Fzfty se1e11 JAN. T0 JUNE Edmund Sypniewski VICE PRESIDENT- Arthur Cooksx ff' wlfefl- f if ' .. 4 333 JJ 1. uv 1..- il iii, lil ii . . MIXED CHORUS Sccoml Row: H. Morgan, R.- Hammermeister, V. Graff, S. Bergstedt, B. Martin, L. O'B'rien, V. Elwess, L. Timmons, A. Carlson, D. Tainlon, I-I. Theodoris, G. Schwarzkopf, W. Skonicki, W. jones, L Schmultz, E. Sebek, B. Ivy, W. Bricker, W. Krick, D. Roberts. First Row: G. Burgan, R. Fread, M. Elliott, B. Lee, D. Kelley, S. Grayshaw, R. Provich, E. Williams, M. Basara, H. Zdych, L. Shipkowitz, C. Zalika, G. Borkowski, C. Cload, E. Ruszel, M. Fattore, B. Rosenberger, P. Scheckel, B. Cain, A. Beda. - . BOYS CHORUS ' Svrona' Row: P. Vogren, D. Heist, F. Areen, G. Ehman, F. Kayasic, E. Krieger, L. Grankowski, S. - Stakowski, C. Phillips, W. Krause, E. Tobinski, R. Hyberg. First Row: D. Sweeney, R. Single, H. Brodsky, W. Skonicki, G. Keith, E. Sebek, L. Schmultz,-E. Wolkowiak, P. Schekcl, B. Ivy, W. Krick, H. Sypmiewski, P. Aborski. Kilt' Music Department There are three musical organizations in the choral department, the Girls, Chorus Qbcginning and advancedj each with a membership of over seventy-five, the Mixed Chorus with a membership of over one hundred and the Boys' Chorus with a membership of over thirty-five. The Girls' Chorus is directed by Mrs. Lillian Pope. For the past three years, this group has been awarded first place in the Chicago High School Choral Competition. Three beautiful plaques with a Superior rating adorn the music room. Page Fifty-eight KP' .ul N lf JN XMAIS CAROLERS MISS WOLFORD MRS. POPE GIRIFS CHORUS Tenth Row: Betty Walzak, Yvonne Yugovich, Joane Zalewski, Bernadine Zalewski, Lorraine Salvatore, Mary Wschnig, Betty Shawcroft, Dolores Wenski, 'Helen Kallan. Ninth Row, Left to Rights Celine Helminski, Lorraine Plucinski, Terry Springer, Delores Kickowicki, Ruth Kasmerzak, Teresa Smolinski, Marilyn Lambert, Dorothy Metke. Eighth Row, Left Row: Celine Helminski, Lorraine Plucinski, Terry Springer, Delores Klekowicki. Sevvvzth Row: Margie Jensen, Lorraine Wagner, Dorothy Jasinski, Florence Hedges, Betty Brinker. Sixth Row: Stacia Gargus, Marilyn Sanes, Mary Peloza. Fifth Row: Claro Garbo, Peggy Lyles, Eunice Linden, Lillian Bingham. Fourth Row: Carol Kneiger, Betty Aandens, Esther Szyzka. Third Row: Helene Ward, Lorraine Karpen, Janie Krivich. Second Row: Marie De Britto, Pat Ellis, Vera Capparelli. Front Row, Left to Right: Dolores Quin, Diana Cladis, Lorraine Bystricki. The Mixed Chorus and the Boys' Chorus is directed by Mr. Fox. The Mixed Chorus was awarded an E in the Competition. The Order of the Lyre consists of students who have been faithful members of the chorus fMixed and Girls'j for a period of six semesters. These members are awaraded the Glee Club Letter for service, cooperation, and loyality. The Choruses take part in a May Festival every spring, and in addition present a variety or talent show, a candle-light Christmas program, and several dances during the year. I Page Fifty-nine Page Sixty GIRLS' GLEE CLUB l ' Seventh Row: B. Engleman, B. Maidsen, N. Anthony, B. Lane, NR. Vrdoljak, R. Mintek, E. Suzyinski M. Lundquist, T. Carres, T. Spasoff, F. Peloza. t Sixtb Row: C. Berggren, J. Swartz, D. Remy, L. Borich. Fifth Row: L. LaVigne, C. Hausler, B. Conners, C. Carlson, A. Bugos. Fourth Row: D. Jaworski, B. Prigge, D. Dietz, C. Nelson. V Third Row: D. Jurincie, V. Johnson, D. Olson, R. Neetz. 'Second Row: L. Engstrom B. Ledeen, D. Granich, D. Novak. l First Row: A. Katz, G. Lalich, A. Koscielski. - l ORDER or THE LYREl Back Rows: L. Olson, L. Osman, F. Hedges, B. Shawcraft, .D. jaworski, C. Hausler, E. 'Wil1iams, M. Cortez, B. Walzak, Walzak, B. Zalewski, M. Jensen, A. Marth, B. Ledeen, B. Conners, J. E1-land B. Prigge, C. Nelson, L. Lindmark. First Row: D. Jurincie, E. Stiller, D, Jasinski, J. Dust, R. Vrtioljak, N. Norstrom, M. DiBrito, T. Smolinski, R. Kazmierczak, D. Dietz, M. Peloza, M. Sanes, Mf Delich. A l l l W l V I I l ' 1 ' A-, ' X ' - ' 'GIRLS' CHORUS ' Top Row: N. Anthony, E. Engman, J. Swartz, B. Madsen, M. Pilcharrd, L. Chojnacki, M. Lenafan, Z. Matich, M. Ticketts, -gQu'anstrom, J. Jones. 'I ' ' ' Eighth Row: N. Norstrom,'A. Stujkowski, M. Draeger, R. Lentz, F., Barron, M. Mahs, I. Swanson. ' Seventh Row: G. N'f'ooIverton, K. Bergner, L. Toll, E. Renis, Mf. Burglund, JK. Harrington. A Sxith Row: E. Stiller, E. Williaxns, L. Olson, F. Stlynoff, R. Dickoff. Fifth Row: F. Obermiller, S. Vierke, J. Leese, D. Kern. Fourth Row: M. Lokes, S. Smith, M. Mitroff, C. Taylor, D. Enders. Third Row: M. Retis, D. Sczamanski, JE. Huddle, J. Brazinski. Second Row: L. Sroczynski, D. Villegas, L..Sawyer, E. Mattella. First Row: L Soderlind, J. Lange, A.'Brodsky, M. Kinalski, G. Swanson. 'TYPICAL 425 LOCKER- ' If Page Sixty-one ,77lNe1fcr Qargcf When-- Betty Schneider .... ..--..--..... Josephine Vedigh ----- ..--..---- Bob Kasiske ....... ..--..-----....-.-.. Pat O'Ne1l ---- ....... ..---------- Doris Sanders ..... our Biology teacher. Mrs. Kluge 'called her I got my first D. Good 01d Days at Bowen.. hall.. I fell down the stairs a We spent a wonderful day at the Dunes with Mr. Thomas. pupils kids and told about the nd my purse emptied all over the I had to drink milk out of a baby bottle at the Jacket' Girl Initiation!! We'll never forget scre 4B's 3864 Chemistry Class .... ,. Josephine Martino ---L ........ --- Michalak, Sigmund Michav, Albert I went to the last June Prom?? lwball- TwiZzie J My lock got jammed and I had to get Mr. Brandenberg she slapped my face. December 23. basketball games about No. 29. Pofelski, John Polarek, Andrew Sis Baczynski ........ - ---- ...-..- Betty and I Went to all the basketball games. Betty Engelman .... - ....... i to come and help me. Oooh! Ronald Buoscxo ....... - ...... ----I whistled at a girl and Virginia Pedorenke ------.. ..... I met a certain Junior on Tom Fendon ------------ -- ..--..I got that last Prom date. Dorothy Rossi .... - ...... --....I got the teasings at the HONOR ROLL-Conltinued Nemcek, Edward Palaszynski, Henry Nielsen, Harry Papas, P ul Nielsen, Bill Parch, dward Middleton, Bob Mikolajczyk, Norbert Mikolajczyk, Stanley Millen, Richard Milbrath, Norman Miller, Clarence Miller, Bob E. Miller, Bob W. Millis, Leroy Millis, Bill Milko, Bill Milnxine, Alex Mines, Bill Mitchell, Vincent Mitoff, XValter Mitroff, Louis Mokate, 'Tom Moliski, Lawrence Monak, ,Chester Mora, Joe Morris, Lawrence' Morris, Wesley Mozzi, .Henry B Mrugowski, Remigiusz Muron, Carlson Murphy, James Msical, XValter Mysker, Harold Mysker, Richard Nagoeda, Bob Nagy, Frank Nagy, Joe Nagy, Stephen Narduzzo, James Nassalski, Ronald Nazimek, Edward . Nazimek, Joe Nelson, Irving Nelson, Isabel Nelson, Frank Page Sixty-twa A Nieman, George Nilsson, Niles Norgard, Kenneth Norka, Tony Norstrom, Gail Novak, Martin Novokovich, George Novosel, George Novosel, John Novosel, Mary Novosel, Steve Novosel, Rudolph Nowacki, Edwin Nowakowski, Bernard Nuziard, Eugene Nyrni, Andrew Oberman, Carl Oberman, Bill Ochwat, Joe Parkinso , Warren Passuellol Clifford Paul, Kebneth Pavich, Peter Pavelich, Mike Pavich, Peter Peek, Tdm Peloza, Joe Penik, Lbuis Penn, Wtalter Perrone, 'Peter Pesut, T m Peters, Earl Peters, Walter Peters, 'Ped Ochwat, Leo O'Connor, Alfred O'Connor, Jack - Ogrizovich, Sam Olech, Edward Olson, Carl Olson, Edgar Olson, Edward Olsonf Lorraine Olson, Bob Olympia, Henry Orchowski, Edmund Osiecki, Sylvester Osmus, W'esley Osmus, Bill Petersen, Burton Peterson, Don Peterson, Edward Peterson, Emmel Peterson, Frank Peterson, LaVerne Peterson, Dick Peterson, Bill Peterson, Bill J. Peting, Ilouis PletrocelliL Nick Petrocellii Ray Picazul, lohn Piet, Piet, Piet, Piet, An y Joe, Sta ley W lter Pigeon, Piljac, Timm Ottoson, Richard Overland, Sheldon Page, Don Pancer, Arthur Palasik, Edward Pitzele, 011 Flack, A' Vin Plesha, mil Pliske, J , m Poe, Bo H s I 1 1 Y Polewski, Richard Pope, Angelo Poskonka, Alex Poulos, George Pozek, Leonard l Prezkwas, Ben Price, Harold Price, Kenneth Price, Paul Price, Raymond Price, Bob Pritza, Michael Pritza, Walter Provenzano, Frank Provenzano, Frank Praybyl, Walter Przybysz, Alberta Ptacek, Howard Pucci, Victor Punjak, Edward Puzon, Val Puzon, Zigmund Quinn, Bob Quinn, Vance Raczkowski, Al Radin, Calvin Radloff, Edward Radovan, Howard Rakowski, Peter Rapacki, Ray Raybould, Harold Reid, Harold Reid, Theron Reiter, Eugene Renfroe, Earl Retis, Edward Rezac, Frank Richey, John Riddles, Charles Russell, Bob Continued on Page 71 l6'0ufc14 is gd fl Practice makes perfect would be an ideal motto for Bowen's Band. It's a bit difficult to visualize the months of work that are put into just one musical selection. At the band concerts that are given every year we, of the audience, sit back in relaxation enjoying the beautiful music being played. We never stop to think, My, every performer up on that stage had to prove to Miss Mildred Larsen, the band's able director, that he had the ability to play one of the band's many valuable musical instru- ments-clarinet, saxaphone, tuba, french horn, trumpet, oboe, flute, picalo, cornet, trombone, and drums. It must have been a proud day in his life when he f1rst donned that handsome purple and gold braided uniform, which is the envy of every student at Bowen who does not have the qualifications to possess one. Why, he spends on the average of two or three periods' a day in the sound proof Band Room practicing to en- tertain us with music that is always at the highest degree of perfection!! But he's amply rewarded for his untiring efforts on days such as April 17, 1944, when at the band competition held at Harrison High School he played an important part in the E that was awarded Bowen. Tra la la la la la la, la la, la la Page Szxty three Pep Girls Sept. to Jan. Jan. to June PRESIDENT-Barbara Poppeck PRESIDEENTFMargaret Pilchard VICE PRESIDENT-Betty Madsen ' VICE PRESIDENT-Dorothy Novak SECRETARY-Kay gMikan I I SECRE ARY-Betty Madsen TREASURER-Dorothy Novak -TREAS RER-Betty Hutson The Pep Girls is one of the many popular clubs at Bowen. Any third or fourth year girl is eligible to try out for membership. After filling out an application the girls are voted in by the other members' as to their scholastic rating and leadership. Similar to other clubs they have their own sweater, the color, maroon, with three white letters PEP, across the front. This organization is extremely active in many: school activities, and through its great extent of service is a necessity in school life. PEP GIRLS' , Second Row: J. Schrom, D. Jasinski, F. Hedges, M. Broberg, Soderland, S. Guse, J. Krivich, A. Peterson, E. Linden, L. Lindmark, B. Prigge, E., Lindgren, M. Novakovich, S. Langham, K. Mikan, D. Klekowicki, L. Karpen, D. Novak, V. Fattor,e, V. Johnsim, M. Pilchard, B. Madsen, P. Lyles, G. Swanson, P. Scott, P. Olson.. First Row: E. Williams, H. Zyluk, M. Sachtleben, B. Ledeen, D. ietz, A. Pilo, L. Shultz, K. Karich, L. Vidovich, E. Dulas, C. Hausler, B. Pbppeck, R. Kimbell, I. 14 vich, B. Hutson, G. Westerdahl. JACKET GIRLS I Second Row: E. Linden, C. Nelson, V. Demian, D. Diety, M. Delicli, E. Levy, A. Carlson, V. Fattore A. Rezac, L. Olson, D. Newman, C. Graff, C. Dust, A. Hodn, A. Peterson, B. Connors, B. Prigge, S. Guse, E. Lindgren, L. Pope, V. Graff, K. Karich, M. Nova 'ovich, B. Poppeck, K. Mikan, J. Schab- bing, M. Shank, E. Williams, L. LaVigne. rust Row: B. Walzak, L. Lindmark, J. Schrom, D. Jasinski, F. I-I dges, L. Wagner, M. Saines, A. Marth C. Hausler, E. Dukas, L. Vidovich, H. Zyluk, E. Russel, Vlasovich, A. Buguos, M. Fontana E. Thormeyer, C. Cload, S. Langham, L. Kindler, G. Schwaxfzkopf, J. Peterson. l 3 3 I Page Sixty- four RED ' jacket Girls SEPT. to JAN. I I i 1 in X .4 in I in I FEB. to JUNE PRESIDENT-Bernice Prigge PRESIDENT-Kathryn Mikan VICE PRESIDENT-Shirley Guse VICE PRESIDENT-Evelyn Williams SECRETARY-Charlene Hausler SECRETARY--Marilyn Shank TREASURER-Shirley Langham TREASURER-Anna Marth One of the most outstanding of the Senior Girls clubs is the Jacket Girls under the sponsorship of Mrs. Harvey. 1 A I In order to become a member one must be a senior girl, with no grande below G 'and must make a written application for membership. Applications are considered and those having the highest school service records are given preference. After the Initiation Party the applicant becomes ai member and is then entitled. to wear a white sport jacket on Friday-Jacket Girls Day.. Above the elbow, on the left sleeve of the jacket is the purple and gold-ensignia, emblem' of Bowen,s 'Jacket Girls. . Tliisyear the girls have helped with some of the war activities. The Jacket Girls had charge of the magazine collections and over 400 copies were delivered to the Navy School. A few weeks later, they collected books in cooperation with the Victory Book Campaign sponsored by the Public Library. During January Jacket Girls' were busy trying to locate the mailing addressed of Service Men on the Bowen Honor Roll. These men were sent valentines made by the Art Classes. I Page Szxty ve CROSS ! SUB DEB' FACT LTY TEA i -ML Page Sixty I l SUB EBS Second Row: M. Krajewski, D. Newman, .A. Carlsop, J. Solomon, L. Osma, L. Olson, A. Rezcak, N Verhill, M. Kazmierczak, F. Kumon, I. Jrankjsak, D. Modrowski, M. Miklojewski, E. Vasques, L Baczinski, Witkowski, C. Finke, J. Buchan, J. Aronson, A. Adams, L. Stach, E. Vasques,C Szczepanski. First Row: Mrs. Bourke, K. Burgner, Y. Richy, Mn Ephriam, M. Barton, E. Levy, Dyke, G. Schwarzkopf, A. Wozniak, J. Millerf, M. Osticki, M. Zovko, M. Stropin, E. Swenecki I. Esparza, M. Crum. Standing: H. Teeters, A. Cira, B. Ledeen, L. Sroczynliki, M. Retis, M. Basara, M. Lindquist, M. Payovich, M. Rukavina, E. Kanaske, M. Park, C. Taylor, . Sudar, P. Lane, I. Kunysz, J. Vedigh, T. Springer, M. Sieracki, M. Krajewski, E. Iiiggins, V. Shedmoon, B. Mendolhson. Fourth Row: J. Amelong, A. Carlson, M. Bautista, Cervantez, R. Zobel. Third Row: R..Goren, D. Finlon, B. Fanzslaw, J. iilores, D. Sweeney, D. Gritzmacher, R. Johnson, R. Fread, D. Kasiske. i Second Row: Bi. I-Iutson, M. Kramer, M. Lambert, ID. Mance, C. Rukovina, M. Ricketts, C. Anderson, A. R. Single. First Row: C. Reed, J. Balis, P. Vogrin, B. Kasiskej 110 Dah 6416 l Jan. to June PRESIDli2NT-Leona Osmaon VICE PRESIDENT-Agnes Wozniak SECRETJARY-Eva Levy TREASURER-Gloria Schwarzkopf Sept. to Jan. PRESIDENT-Eva Levy VICE PRESIDENT--Yvonne Richey SECRETARY-Leona Osman ' ...TREASURER-Elaine Huddle ' The Sub Debs, a favorite club for all who ,hav become members, has grown to be an inspiration in 'developing the character, personality and charm of the girls and the student body. It stands to maintain democratic pirincipal and has no requirements regarding membership. - This club meetsron alternate Wednesdays during the 'tenth period in the Little Theater on which days the members have either a business meeting or a social program. ' The two main events of the Sub Debs are the Christmas Tea for the Faculty and the Mother's Day Tea in May. This is the only organization which has such fevents. ' The Sub Debs offer many fine times which shail never be forgotten byiits' grad? uating members. . J. ' Q . Mrs. Bourke is the Sub Deb sponsor. 1 l -six y V a f 1 S f57I7W6lf1 Kcserzfc 0Mcers Gaining Cfvrps In the introduction to the textbook presented to every cadet upon entering the Reserve Officers Training Corps, the statement preceding the explanation of the Con- stitution of the UnitedlStates is, It is fitting that those entering the military service of our country should knowg why they are called to that service, and for what they would be fighting, should the nation become involved in war. .- - Since we are engaged in World War Two at the pres-ent time, this statement brings to the attention of each cadet the necessity for preparedness in military tactics. Under the instruction of Corporal David W. Seaholm, the Bowen Regiment has become one of the finest units in Chicago. The Military Instructor has: entrusted -the leadership of the Bowen Regiment to Cdt. Lt. Col. Irving Hyman and his staff of the following officgersp ' Cdt. Maj. Edward Borucki-lst Btn. Commander, Cdt. Maj. Alvin Kersten- Znd Btn. Commander, Cdt. Capt. Richard Dudek-Regimental Adjutant, Cdt. Capt. Frank Areen-File Officer, Cdt. lst Lt. Bernard Zalewski-Color Officer, Cdt. 1st Lt. Herbert Neef-Supply Officer, Cdt. lst Lts. George Zabka and Walter Martis--Range Officers. Bowen's Rifle Team placed thirty-first out of eighty-six schools in the William Randolph Hearst Trophy Match. An extra-curricular activity of the R.O.T.C. is the Exhibition Squad consisting of eight officers under the command of ,Cdt. Maj. Alvin Kersten. For precise performance it takes intense practice to perfect the work of this Squadron. During the year, the Annual Military Ball, which was a great success, was held in the large gym. - The Bowen High School R.O.T.C. 'Unit has produced some of the best fighting men serving in the Armed Forces of our country today. Page Szxty seven A A FUTURE TRIP TO WASHINGTON-confimmz f a new ice hockey star is Herman Davisg Mildred Delich has not yet found her equal at tennis, the Arena is filled to capacity every evening now that the ice-skating queen, Marie Di Brito and her partner Pfat De Cero are entertaining thereg Walter Derezin- ski and Ray Dwornik have made names for themselves in the world of skiingg Life Guard Olga Delya has rescued more drowning people than has anyone el.se in her pro- fession, Doris Dietz and Dorothy Jurincie have such splendid brains for quiet thinking that. they have become checker and chess perfectionistsg another Flash is Richard Dudek, five mile track starg every Monday night Thomas Du-rkin wrestles' at White City, neither the breast stroke, side stroke, nor the Australian crawl is too difficult for Super-swimmer Betty Dusekg Harry Johnson has made sport headlines for pole vault- ing a bar 18 feet from the groundlg Betty Fanzlaw makes a living at being an extra specially good volley ball playerg never has Margie Jensen been known to fall while doing intricate tricks on her roller skatesg last night Rosellen Junitz had the privilege of announcing the fight in which Stanley Jovich kayoed the boxing champion of the worldg canoeing expert, Elsie Starcevich has led her team, made up of Marilyn Drae- ger, Phyllis Joy, Betty Mae Snyder, Irene Spilis, and Mary Spilotro, to another sensa- tional victoryg and Stanley Spilis has done such a grand job of teaching the fine art of broad-jumping that he has persuaded all public schools to hold contests to determine the-best' among the lot. With a happy, contented sigh Principal Hearne hands the paper to his wife. She immediately turns to Inge Sixty eight ' Continued on Page 88 Visual Sducafien 61116 The Visual Education Club is an organization of Bowen pupils who secure training as movie operators. This includes operation, maintenance, and minor repairs of sixteen mm. sound projectors and silent projectors as well as manipulation of stere- optican machines. V The motto of the club is Be There with the Films when the Teachers want them. In order not to disappoint teachers who expect film showings, each member assumes a full share of repsonsibility in answering call for service to the extent of sacri- ficing an occasional lunch period. We feel we are doing war time work of highest pri4 ority, i.e. extending learning through visual education and education in responsible co-operation. President-Bernard Zalewski Treasurer-Sidney Tiedt i VISUAL EDUCATION CLUB Balcony: Mr. Huebner, Sponsor. Third Row: Bookwood, Zabka, Phillips, Salata, Brodsky, Mendelson, Aronson, Mgr. Sectvd Row: Campbell, Berman, Nuziard, Wisniewski, Stack, Ljundgren. First Row: Freese, Urbanowski, Zalewski, Pres., Tiedt, Treas., Areen, Pesut. MISS MITCHEI..L'S DIVISION ' mth Row, Left to Rights Thomas Fendon, Richard Wisniewski, Henry Skibinski, Loretta Kominski, Nancy Pavich, Miss Mitchell 4th Rows Carl Marcum, Ted Berman, Ralph Coren, Virginia Puzynski, Maryann Palewski, Lor- raine Plucinski, Dolores Pikus. Sfd Row: Kenneth Bookwood, Richard Hammermeister, Eloise Nowicki, Irene Swanson, Olive Mollendorf, Florence Maslanka, Adeline Jormusz. 2nd Row: Raymond Baumgart, Clarence Phillips, Sylvia Flisiak, Delphine Fialkowski, Ione Bryce, Georgia Brigham, Kathleen Bergner Katherine Antuna. lst Row: Richard Single, Edward Blondell, James Pettis, Gene Nuzraid, Ellsworth 'Moore, Richard Hartivig. ' Pagc Szxty mne Page S6'1!l'l1fjI LIBRARY CLUB Third Row: S. Harmon, V. Koscielski, M. Cabon, E. Wozviak. Sfcoml Row: H. Ward, M. Tagmeyer, E. Pilarski, B. Schneider, C. Beatty, V. Faron, J. Banich. First Row: B. Tarrance, J. Siovic, A. Brown, V. Finhe, D. Galecki, M. Browning. , ' A Vuckov, library 51116 PRESIDENT-Helene Ward SECRETARY-TREASURER-Helen Kallam The Library Club of Bowen consits of about twenty-five student library assist- ants and, although small, it performs an important function in keeping the library of Bowen running smoothly and efficiently for the benefit of the whole school. . The club meets monthly and at the end of each meeting has a bit of entertain- ment in something of current interest to all. Under the guidance of Mrs. Hoke, head librarian and club sponsor, student assistants earn T. P. A. credit by attending to such duties as shelving, charging, and i discharging of books, and magazines, and doing various tasks needed to keep the library and its books in good condition. Coming in contact with the new and popular books, the club is planning a series of articles on the most widely circulated of these at Bowen The Library Club enjoys the quiet working conditions prevailing in the library, and its members feel confident that they are doing a good job in assisting their fellow classmates. Rogoski, Chester Rolewicz, Richard Rosenberger, Karl Ross, Anthony Ross, Frank Ross, Ralph Roszyk, Albin Rudman, Bill Ruffle, Joseph Rupcich, Joe Rupcich, Lawrence Sabatke, Oliver Salvatore, Bob Sandall, Gordon Sanes, Joe Sartain, Marvin Saviano, Nicholas Schaefer, George Schazer, Bob Scheckel, Bill Scherfling, Reinhardt Schfrancki, Richard Schichner, Leroy Schwieman, Charles Schmaltz, Henry Scopelite, John Scrip, Matthew Sierecki, Peter Silenik, Frank Sikorski, Edwin Sieracki, Norbert Skrzypinski, Erwin Skowronski, Stanley Slizewski, Regina Slizewski, Stanley Smith, Charles . Smith, Horace Smith, Noel Smith, Bob Smith, Ross Spurlock, Jim Stajkowski, Bob Stanley, Donald Stanley, Frank Stalla, Ernest Stalla, Theodore HONOR ROLL-Continued Stange, Bob Staniec, John Starcevich, Joseph Starcevich, Paul Stark, Bernard Stark, Bob Steinweg, Guy Stern, Raymond Stevens, Daniel Stevenson, Charles Stiler, John Stolt, Bob Strug, Edward Strus, John Sucilla, Leonard Sudar, Rosaline Suhomel, Frank Svorcina, Michael Svorcina, Sylvester Swanson, George Swanson, Homer Swanson, Hulda Swanson, Raymond Swanson Stanley Swartz, Ralph Swick, Fred Swiebdda, Eugene Swintkowski, Eugene Sylvester, August Sylvester, Joseph Sylvester, Michael Sypmewski, Henry Sypniewski, Joseph Szfranski, Richard Szczepkowski, Alfred i 'Szilagyi, John Szetek, Raymond A Tallaksen, David Tallaksen, Roger Tapper, Kenneth Smykowski, Ralph Sobezynski, Walter Sosnowski, Edward Schmidt, Arthur Schneider, Jack Schultz, Edward Schultz, Richard Seal, Mary Ann Sebahar, Anthony Sebeck, 'John Semrau, Eugene Serafin, Raymond Serdar, Eli' Shaffer, Roy Shaw, Norris Shaw, Bob Shepard, Rose Shields, Grant Siegel, Charles Sichak, Mary Sikich, John Sikich, Milton Skibinski, Michael Sobezynski, Ray Sobezynski, Van Socci, Nick Socol, Joseph Sopcich, Frank Sopcich, John Sopcich, Peter Sowfski, Joseph Sparrow, Teddy Spearman, Edward S hspeese, Bills - Spellar, Edward W Spencer, ChaCrles Spencer, Dean Spencer, Joe V ' E Spilis, Walter Spirkaucis, A. Spretnjak, Joe Springer, Frank Springer, Peter Spisank, John Sa-ymanski, Dan Szymanski, Edward Szymanski, Herb Szymanski, Bob Tasso, Peter Taylor, Claude Taylor, Bob Teeters, Samuel Terp, Vernon Terrazas, FlaVio Terrazas Javier Terrazas Joaquin Terrazas Toy Thayer, Donald Thormeyer, George Thomanovich, William Tomaszewski, John Tominac, Bill Trackman, Bob Trongeau, Leslie Turico, Mike . W Turico, Sam Tyler, Paul Tyler, Bill Tyrrell, James Tysgkiewicz, Stanley Uddman, Roy Ulatowski, Jerome Unsinn, Frank Urban, John E Urbanczyk, Arthur. Urbanczyk, John Vanselow, Bob g Vasquez, Albino Verde, Joseph Videc, Edward Sam Vuckov, Bill Vukodinovich, George Vukodinovich, Steve Vukovich, John Wade, Vernon Rex WSSSOHCF,-.-. Ch21'leS Walengagl .Frank ,Walkowiak, Benedict Walkowiak, Chester Walkowiak, Clement Walkowiak, Lio Walla, Bob Wallace, Biob Wallace, Bill Walsh, Martin Walski, Bob Wanat, Harry Continued on Page 82 Page Seventy-om'- .Lianguagct 611165 . FRENCH CLUB' D Second Row: J. Ojeda, F. Starcevich, S. Gerun, E. Blondell, S. Tiedt, F. Batista, R. Schafer, R. Grzeczka, A. Kubic, I. Sieckowski, Mrs. Robinsonj First Row: L. Guerrero, C. Zakrzewlski, J. Schwartz, S. Smith, O Delya, T. Carres. PAN AMERICAN CLUB Standing: H. Teeters, A. Cira, B. Ledeen, L. Sroczynski, M. Retis, M. Basara, M. Lindquist, M. Payovich, M. Rukavina, E. Kanaske, M. Park, C. Taylor, 'P. Sudar, P. Lane, I. Kunysz, J. Vedigh, T. Springer, M. Sieracki, M. Krajewski, E. Higgins, V. Sheemoon, B. Mendolhson. Fourth R0w:iJ. Amelong, A. Carlson, M. Bautista, G. Cervantez, R. Zo, R. Zobel. Third Row: R. Goren, D. Finlon, B. Fanzslaw, J. Flores, D. Sweeney, D. Gritzmacher, R. Johnson, R. Freqd, D. Kasiske. A - Second Row: B. Hutson, M. Kramer, M. Lambert, D. Mance, C. Rukavina, M. Ricketts, C. Anderson, R. Single. First Row: C. Reed, J. Balis, P. Vogrin, B. Kasiske. POLISH CLUB Standing: A. Karas, E. Sijpniewtski, E. Zalewski, E. Walowiak, A. Fritz, E. Urbanich, R. Grankowski, J Tobinski, C. Kniaz, E. Wladyka. X E Fourth Row: S. Kraska, T. Pondel, F. Kankowska, D. Sierocenski, A. Jendral, Miss Orzechowski, Sponsor. Third Row: D. Noble,, D. Niewiadonski, A. Gerzik, J. Cupak, D. Klekowichi, J. Ulazik, D. Nicholski. Second Row: E. Lukaszewski, N. Blozak, D. Kwiatkowski, E. Szyjha, D. Sanders, J. Zalewski, V. Ruszel, H. Wilczewski. .-- First Row: A. Bystrzcycki, T. Plocjak, D. Wfierzbinski, L. Bystrzcycki, G. Prominski, T. Karas. Page Seventy-two 0' h 1 .,. I. V .. , .b MpL wt? jf? MMMWW AQ f M AW OZWWJLMM 9 Z' Q iw WWW' JAM- Q L M' M-wif Nw' if'fd jfVf ' , , ' Af' 5' . + N N f , V5 f V,W'f!,,f 13' MP , ,J U . ,r Q gf: 4- jg. . pf 3,-A ,U V Q3-'+A 7 , ' -- 1 W ' Rf Jf . 33 A U., Q , Jgjd -' in ' 'qw' Mid M ' 55' K VL' ., ' A , uf f ' W' , ivffhf Mfilhjv ' J J - T fr r V I F' ' YV Ed, M' 'Ui V fgfdf! ' fi J ulfyfy P, QV' , f ' I A' L' ' ,M ryf f4J1, l W , 2 Qi' ' ,L . if fl t 5 Z ,x v , 'rJl,!f',V,Z1i! N M ' ' f 1 - ' A ' ' ' '- ' ' ' Q' - an , ,Q MA, QA., -WU' ?t.4rv.J,,q,Q ' 'f bu-v..,X , . Pug? Seventy-three ' A 'V , I .-.-.,,.,.. -'A,gm.QA.M.m,..,L....,.,,A,,..A..ML....J..-.,4,,g,.,.,,NMI L, L,A,L...i.a MISS WRENCH Vx! I.ETTER GIRLS' Second Rows H. Zylik, J. Wade, A. Marth, M. Jensen, V. Rychlewski, J. Schrom, R. Kimbel, L. Schultz, S. Guse, Mis:s A. Smith, Sponsor, D. Baker, M. Tagtmeyer, R. Zobel, Y. Richey M. Nelson, M. Sachlebein, Pres. - Fifst Rows M. Taylor, C. Cload, E. Kanaske, M. Cortez, C. Hausler, P. Bianich, F. Hedges, E. Ducas K. Milan, A. Pilo, A. Alilovich, T. Bada, D. Jasinski, L. Wozniakowski, D. Cladis. 1-' ' ,, i .,4.,4. ' E U i .-' J i . X The Girls Athletic Association is the largest organization at Bowen, with a membership of ,770.' Membership is open to any girl in the school. year the asso- ciation was under the capable sponsorshippof lMiss Helen Hanrahan. The G. A. A. Board is composed of the chairman chosen for the different activi- ties. The olflicers this year were Florence Hedges, President, Kay Mikan, Vice President, Ann Pilo, Recording Secrtaryg Elinor Kanaske, Secretary-Treasurer. The Board, under the sponsoris supervision, plan the activities, such as hiking, game tournaments, swimming, and parties for the year. Good sportsmanship, fair play, loyal support, and activity are rewarded by Bowen's B,', bars and the coveted chevrons. These are presented at the semi-yearly award assembly. Page ,Seventy-four tx-X rr 1 K inside Jnfa ' an the QAW4. The bell rings, the whistle blows, bang! the door is shut and fifty or sixty lassiesrl clad in stunning green .gym togs stand at attention. With the command At ease, muscles relax, feet a-straddle, and hands automatically clasp behind the back. It is the calm before the storm for in five minutes grunts and groans will H11 the atmosphere as the girls warm up those muscles in preparation for stunts. Yes, it's annual stunt time. Ten stunts to be passed and you've earned an S, andll do mean earned For if you can do the fish hawk dive, jump through the stick, a couple of push-ups and other physical feats, show me how it's done. But nevertheless impossible', seems to have been eliminated from many of the girls voca- bularies for at thevbiannual G.A.A. Award Assembly, they're up on stage receiving bars for these accomplishments. g And then everybody begins to think high and look and carry themselves high for the biannual posture contest will soon take place. ' Tummies are pulled in, droop- ing shoulders are erected, and bended vertabraes lstraighened like magic. Row upon row girls are checked, double checked and tested by the gym teachers in their ability to carry themselves gracefully and well-balanced while walking and exercising. Elim- ination, and Hnall-y after. breathless weeks, the cream bf the crop has been again chosen. About twenty-five or thirty girls will now compete for the title of posture queen. They are put through their paces with their own classmates as judges. -Soon only the ten top girls remain. An honor? I should fsay it's ,an honor when over a thou- sand girls have been running against you. M , A 1 X G. A. A. BOARD i - Stamling: D. Jasinski, L. Wozniakowski, C. Cload, M. Tagtmeyer, Y. Mamula, R. Kimbel, M. Taylor, A. Marth, J. Schrom, R. Zobel, G. Enders, M. Rest, D. Finlon. ' Sitting: E. Kanaske, H. Hanrahan, F. Hedges, K. Mikan, A. Pilo. Page Seventy-five wk FRESHMAN AND SOPHOMORES Fourth Row: G. Coccaro, D. Enders, B. Rutkowski, F. Clasen, M. Retis, M. Kazmierczak, K. Bergner, D. Winsky. Third Row: D. Freuh, G. Odum, V. Galich, O. Pekovich, M. Krainovich, D. Curry, A. Cira. Second Row: G. Brigham, L. Toll, R. Myslewski, I. Swanson, M. Rest, J. J. Aronsen, R. Waggoner, N. Zobel, J. Torrez. A First Row: L. Grandberry, S. Walden, D. Mietke, R. Pope, F. Kumor, S. Pogrund, G. Shepard, F. Jan- kowski, L. McNamar. ' JUNIORS Fourth Row: R. Kimbel, S. Chelminski, A. Bystrycki, J. Krivich, B. Madsen, B. Engleman, G. Gallucci, V. Shermoon. - Third Row: D. Scqaczyk, M. Berglund, N. Verhil, V. Millis, M. Lokes, H. Markusic, S. Gerun, F. Star- cevich, L. Engle E. Kanaske, A. Allilovich. SC'c011d Row: A. Zadndavich, M. Lambert, C. Taylor, H. Czarnecki, E. Luowin, W. Skorich, F. Peloza, V. Elewess, L. O'Brien. First Row: T. Murgowski, P. Ellis, Z. Cladis, D. Cladis, D. Quinn, T. Mugrowski, J. Oliver, P. Scott, B. Martin. . SENIORS Fourth Row: L. Uddman, S. Wisniewski, H. Teeters, M. Taylor, C. Moore, T. Horn, M. Basara, K. Wulatin, P. Sudar. I Third Row: G. Zehme, L. Slmipowitz, B. Cogswell, D. Jurincie, B. Snyder, M. Kolavo, B. Fanslow, H. Ashenbrenner, G. Sclmwarzkopf, G. Peterson. Second Row: C. Hausler, D. Dietz, A. Carlson, C. Cload, E. Tllormeyer, M. Shank, L. LaVigue, H. Kosiara. First Row: L. Wozniakowski, J. Scl1rom,.F. Hedges, D. Jasiuski, V. Vereb, K. Mikan, A. March, A. ' - Page Seventy-six Pilo, L. Schultz, P. Bamch. . ,fqugq,,..75.! .nm .yi ..-,, ,wwf 'warm-X,-I . -Wim . .. Jw ' . . EXTRA SWIM h Back Rows K. Bergner, D. Freuh, V. Osman, F. NVallers, L. Stack, A. Zdanovich, I. Bryer. First Rows A. Wojcieclxowski, R. Peters, F. jankowski, S. Walden, A. Adams, L. Engle, F. Hedges, T. Selenik. LIFE SAVING ll Standing: A. Zdandavich, M. Rest, Y. Richey, K. Blergner, F. Wallets, R. Blondell, G. Gomalski, P. Ellis. A. Katz, F. Hedges, I. Swanson, D. Finlon R. Peters. . LEADERS, CLUB 7,,,, 4nA,,.,,, , ,A,,,, ,NYT Pdge 'Sevkslzly-seven J V' I PHYSICAL FITNESS , Top: C. Kern, F. Medwed, M. Jensen, R. Pope,ND. Cladis. On Horse: D. Quinn, V. Osman, M. Lambert, Bottom Row: T. Selemik, A.. Zdanavich, B. Skibinski, L. Granberrv. I I I Then the ping-pong tournament rolls around and although it is an extra curri- cular activity a great number of girls respond to its call. And now for more fun! Week after week the ball bounces back and forth, andIforth and aback, and while your head is still whirling the number one ping-pong Miss steps forward, and smiles shyly. Champ for ayear, she reigns supreme with the crown df victory on her head. I All this time, for the first ten weeks of schoolIthe old pigskin has been kicked around the gym. The senior and juniors, as well as the sophs and freshies are all prac- ticing like mad, for those all stars soccer and speed ball try-outs which will soon be coming up. Those skills of blocking, dribbling, and punting have to be developed to the highest peak of perfection for competition is sure Ito be stiff. I The basketball season practically flies in with ,the turkey and soon basketballs are bounding about the gym as the upper class quintets vie for the basketball honorsg and the lower classmen struggle for the captain basketball crown. . . . I . . . More? I should say there IS more for this 1S just the first semester aCt1V1t1CS. This speeded up gym program has passed the test, for with Uhe war emergencies our bodies have to be toned up to perfection to meet the strain of school plus war-time work. , When one's thoughts turn to spring, volleyball just can't help but pop into your mind. The annual intramural volleyeball tournainent will start in a few Weeks and slight cases of laryngitis can be expected for therie are sure to be a few over en- thusiastic children will over use their larynx. I v The tournament progresses and is now in it's final stage. The junior and senior tilt for the title of school champion will be a wow. Everyone turns out for the final tussle expecting and witnessing a game of games. Tlie crowd is not silent and tense for cheers of encouragement echo throughout the gyni. Finally with a cry of Victory the seniors march triumphantly while the fallen juniors swallow hard and make an inward promise to do better next year. I I A I Page Seventy eight I I - V -- BARN DANCING Lower Lcfts V. Kosciclskvi, J. Ganz, D. Nespoclzany, R. Korpalski, L. Engel, Miss I. O. Smith, P. Hedges. Center Backs L. Wozniakawski D. Jasinski. Lower Rights M. Jensen, J. Schrom, B. Rosenberger, K. Mikan, G. Shepard, L. Osman, R. Pope. X . OFFICE, CAGE AND LOCKER SERVICE Left to Rights M. Lambert, D. Frueh,'R. Vfaggoner, R. Tagtmeyer, J. Krivich, C. Kern, E. Eng- man, D. Scwaczyk, N. Zobel, M. Kinalski, L. Hermanski, S. Pogrund, M. Nelson, M. Kraino- vich, P. O'Neil, M. Berglund. Svaffds H. Zyluk. Page Seventy-nine Page Eighty L E J -.s 'TUMBLING - Standings D. Jasinski, L. Wozmiakowski, D. Claclis. Second Rows K. Mikan, T. Beda, V. Koscielski. , First Row: R. Pope, V. Osman, J. Krivich, J. Schrom, M. Jensen, F. Hedges, S. Walden, C. Garbo. GAMES CLASS 3rd Rows M. Taylor E. Engman, N. Zobel, Miss J. Simpson, J. Schrom, R. Kimbel, V. Osman. 2nd Rows R. Myskowski, M. Jensen, R. Waggener, K. Mikan, F. Hedges, E. Kanaske. lst Rows J. Torrez, D. Scwazyk, S. Pogrund, D. Jasinski, L. Wozniakowbki. Now for proficiency which is to be tougher than ever this year. The new na- tional requirements Were set, so as the individual would beneht by the amount of time she has to spend in each particular event. Thus, if you could only do ten pull-ups to start with, practicing every nigcht would increase your ability IOOW and eventuallji you'd pull up your score so as it would equal the S average. You condition your body, lose some of the mental fatigue, and also attain a high Physical Ed. grade. A , . J' .-. -: we I -2- iv ,- --4 Q . - -'- .ag -:flu 4 I. .A AJ: ' 1 9 . 4 N ' ? mf s .W get' CHEER LEADERS Left to Rights F. Clesen, J. Schrom, G. Brigham, V.' Vereb, F. Hedges, D. Cladis, D. Szymanski 1. Amelong A. Bugos, P. Ellis, M. Jensen, B. Connors. Take me ,out to the ball game!,' So -you really want to go? Well just step out into BoWen's back yard, and be careful of stray flies for some of those gals can really sock a Whopperf' Yes siree! Come hot weather, come baseball! A double play, a slide in safe at home, and thevheckling of the umpire, whom you claim is as blind as a bat, all constitute an All American Sport. - - ' G.A.A. Play Days come throughout theiisemester. 'It may be a fast captain basketball game or perhaps a rip roaring volleyball game. ., And remember those never-to-be-forgotten Letter Girl vs. Faculty Volleyball and baseball games. I can just taste that delicious punch and second piece of cake. I don't understand this Do or die motto of the Letter Girls for most of them are still up and at it. j Then the diligent and aspiring girls reap the fruits of their Work at the biannual G.A.A. Award- Assembly each semester. Perhaps they received their letter, chevron, or gold star, but those grins and nods agree that the time and effort was worth it. Also bars are attained for making that All-Star volleyball and baseball team or maybe in proficiency and swimming. Life can be wonderful, and it will be if you make it that way. And so, we have now been the recipients of A sound mind in a sound body. We are better able to carry on when the going gets tough, for our bodies have been subjected to physical exertion to meet such requirements. Our minds have -been trained to -think clearly and quickly and we are capable of excellent co-ordination. Our education is just beginning for we have learned how to think individually. View tory cannot be far off and we are prepared to work, fight, give, so democracy can live. A Q' ADIOS AMIGOS. gi , A Pagei Exgbty one Charles Fattore -- james Cooksey .... .. ......... Ellen Engman ...... .... , ..- Irene Soderlind -- Dorothy Granich Edward Kuehl .... ........ Molly Novosel ....... ..--- .... - Frank Esposito ---, ...... ---..-----' Muffy Pilchard ..... - .... .-. ,771 ,Never Sirrgef When- We attended the South Shore football game. Ow My finger. flew all over. We decorated the gynl for the Cadet Military Ball Betty and I blew up an experiment in Chemistry and glass i I was chosen queen of l3owen's Military Ball. We had the Pep 'Girl initiation. ..--I was in the classes of 1Uncle Willy and Mr. Rogers blind. They teased me about z TWizzy . 'Good Old Peck waslat Bowen. I ushered at the Band Contest- The blind leading the I l 'a Dorothy. Cameron ...... ....... I got razzed by everyone at Bowen because I came from Wargin, Edward Warmus, Stanley Weber, Elmer Wells, Fred West, Randall Westberg, Ray Whitney, Paul Widstrand, Edward Wiencek, Stanley Wilczenski, Leonard Wilkinson, John Willy, A ,Bob Wischhover, Victor Wojiechowski, Ray Wojtysiak, 'I'-ed Wojtanowicz, Chester Wolski,. Bob Wood, Joseph Woodin, Bill Woryn, John Wozniak, Eugene Wozniak, Leonard Wozniakowski, Edward Wroblewski, Bill Wyrobek, Frank Wyrobek, Henry Xenophon, Daniel Xenophon, George Yates, Ronald Yaverski, Joe Yeager, Jack Yeager, Leroy Yorkovich, Milan Youhas, Eddie Yuzwiak, Edward Zabala, Daniel llljb J JWO, L! South Shore High. 1 HONOR ROLL-4Con?inued Zabka, Frank Zabka, John Zabka, Bob Zagat, Edward Zakula, Nick Zbierski, John Zelazch, Edmund Zemrouski, Michael Zemrouski, Ray Ziering, Fred Zi ke, Edward 2..nke, Richard Ziolkowski, John Zivney, Earl Zoretich, Bob Zuccarelli, Frank Atuna, Phillip Barber, Eugene Barber, Joseph Battista, John Carlomango, Armand Cattanach, Alex Dinnocenzo, Robert Dust, Marquette Dust, Vance Flecik, Charles Galgan, Robert Galgan, John Gould, jay Green, Richard Hicks, Arthur jaworski, Claude johnson, Robert Juracich, F'rank juracich, Stanley Klamczycki, Frank Konkol, George Konkol, Robert Larson, Arthur Larson, Harry Lombardi, Leslie March, Emma Maty, Martin Meloni, Fred Miller, Edward Miller, Robert Millis, LeRoy MitroE, Michael Mario, Nello Nisle, Kenneth Pacholski, Peterson, Peyovich, Pokrajac, Pokrajac, Pokrajac, Joseph William George Peter Michael Joseph Ratuszny, Joseph Reiland, Eugene Shipkowitz, Nathan Showronek, Adam Sweeney, john Sypinski, Harry Trembacki, Raymond Tsolakos, Sam Urban, Joseph Vanselow, Robert Witkowski, Leo Yaksic, George Zabka, Albin Zabka, Stanley l5'oufm's 1943 Qzfatball Seasm, BOWEN-1 8 KELLY-1 3 BOWEN-0 CALUMET-23 Q BOWEN--0 MORGAN PARK-14 BOWEN-0 FENGER-2 6 BOWEN-6 HARPER-6 BCWEN-1 3 PARKER-0 . BOWEN-7 SOUTH SHORE-30 BOWEN-13 CHICAGO VOCATICNAL-26 This year of all years, has shown what the students in Bowen are made of! Even though this played there were a year. This gave season's football team was victorious in only two of the eight games more home team rooters in the bleachers than there've been in many the team the incentive to go on. Perhaps one of the greatest difliculties that Coach Lloyd M. Pekelsma had to overcome was the fact that most of last year's lettermen had either graduated or sud- denly left to go into the service of their country. also the fact that manv Good of the remaining boys were , of commission the season, due toiinjuries acquired during scrimmages, an also the lac of good because of the many raw recruits, you may safely 'They put a and Won. The outlook for nengt y r's team is fi 'Pek will not be here to spur it on to victory B en's loss wa e Her s opin fi M Back Row: Coach Lloyd Steve Novosel, Jake Derezinski, Bill Scalzetti, john Siadak, Bob Marschke, Mike Lalich, Melvin Symanski, Bill Lenweber, Martin Krutak, Forest Hanson, Joe Vidmar, Edward Rosiewicz, joe Cyborski, Bud, IVy. Second Row: Ray Madura, Virgil Bocian, Richard Cyborski, Jonias Flores, George Drazda, Tom Col- lins, Capt.-Claude Mazacco, Edward Yuratovac, Edward Trainer, Mike Agopian, Bob Sadjnk, Domonic DiMarco, George Smith, Bill Betes. Front Row: Ralph Hwastecki, Stanley Wfierzbacki, Peter Zenika, George Grezetich, Manager-Dick Quin, Frank Kovacic, Clyde Nelson, Charles Fattore, Jerome Mandell, Robert Polovinn, Edward Krieger. Page Highly-fb! cv JUNIOR BASKET BALL Standing: Ronald Buoscio, Leonard Grzesiak, John Kachurik, Stanliey Jovich, Albert Kurry, Captaing William Svorcina, Elmer Woelfel, Nick Duich, Raymond, Durkin, Bernard Chmielewski, Narciso Torres, James Lykins. ' h Kneeling: Raymond Kurry, Elmer I -NM SENIOR BASKET BALL TEAM Sfanrling: George Gugich, Albin Dybowski, Joseph Maga, Elmer Joseph, Robert Kowaleski, Peter Zakula, Charles Oscerberg, Leonard Kruszka, Carl Ruzich, Teddy Lowery, Albin Wasik. gd kefb ll This year B'owen's Basketball teams handled themselves better than ever before! Their supporters were not in the least bit surprisedl when the junior team played in the city finals. Kneeling: Peter Lopez. Bowanis junior five met Lindbloom High flst place team of the Central Sec- tionj in the Hrst play-off game, but unfortunately were subdued, after a gallant ight, by a score of 31-30. Al Kurry distinguished himself as the most valuable player of the junior team by scoring more points than any player on Lindbloom's team. The spectators were amazed at how a fourth place team could do so splendidly against a first place team. ' st'- '.,,X, .Q7fZ:dE1 x .i . L- 'PL' 1 .... iz .- if ' :gr Llgblj four: xl i JUNIOR SCORES: Practice Games: Bowen Opponents Dec..10-Du Sable 27 17 Dec. 17--Du Sable 27 33 4' Dec. 22--Dunbar Vocational 47 9 Feb. 25-Highland Park 36 23 League Games: Jan. 6-CCalumet 33 I 25 'P Jan. 13--Englewood 4i 16 Jan. 18--Fenger 44 17 Jan. 21-South Shore 28 29 'F Jan. 25-Mirsch 30 29 :F Feb. 3-Vocational 36 16 Feb. S--Morgan Park 45 28 ' Feb. 10-Hyde Park 32 35 4 Feb. 17--Parker 32 60 HL Feb. 23-Harper 33 30 91- Home Games Earl Rosinbum-Coach. Al Kurry--Captain. The senior team also showed an improvement of power over previous seasons. They placed fifth in league competition. Dimitar Rakich, who did a superb job of managing both of the basketball teams, said, If they had had more height they could have done much better. Since they didn't they used their brains instead and, in so doing, beat many opponents' teams who were equipped with much taller players than our boys. If much credit is to be given Albin Wasik, the team's smallest pliayer, de- serves it. It was his outstanding playing ability to get around quickly that was so helpful to the seniors successes. In addition let it be said that the coaches, Mr. McGinnis and Mr. Rosinbum, really did a remarkable job of producing one of the best improved teams in the South Section, considering that both had never coaches in this type of sport before. Rah, Rah, coaches, team, and manager, ra2h!!!! SENIORS. Practice Games. Bowen Opponents is Dec 10--Du Sable 36 36 Dec 14--Tilden 3 4 45 Dec 17-Du Sable 27 3 3 'i Dec. 2 2-Dunbar Vocational 42 17 Feb. 25--Highland Park 43 66 . League Games Jan. 6-Calumet 3 9 47 'F Jan. 13--Englewood 3 9 2 8 Jan. 18-Fenger 29 1 9 Jan. 21-South Shore 27 60 ii Jan. 2 5-Hirsch 3 7 33 if Feb. 3-Vocational 3 7 26 Feb. 8--Morgan Park is Feb. 10-Hyde Park 3 5 41 Feb. 17--Parker 41 3 1 ii Feb. 2 3--Harper 5 0 48 is Home Games 24 3 0 Joseph McGinnis-Coach. Charles Dsterberg-Captain. 1 354. . 'Page Eighty-li 1 1 l 1 R ' O 1' 9 ' 4 I Sufimm hy Cram af. n M y Lf' A healthy physique pauses a second on the end of a sturdy, narrow board, there a flexing of the knees, a graceful sweep, and the body disappears into the clear water of Bowen's swimming pool. It is practice time for the Boilermaker Team and the mem- bers are working diligently at their various tasks of perfection. To belong to this or- ganization is delight in itself, and why shouldn't it be when one has the opportunity to develop himself physically in one-of the world's finest sports, in one of the finest pools in the Windy City, under the thorough guidance of Coach E. A. Rosinbum. This semester the swimming team certainly lhas lived up to its glorious past by winning against the overwhelming odds of graduated and armed service members and coming out undefeated in. all of their meets. W i At the city meet in December Bowen took high honors when two of our mer- men placed in the -city finals. 'loe Popovich, second place in the hundred yard free style and third place in the forty yard, Bill Bricker took third place in the diving competitions. 1 -. Joe Popovich was joined by john Hlusko, Laurel Martinez, and Rudolph Stef- aniak in a state meet that was held at New Trier +High School in Winnetka. While Bowen was not among the .nine placing teams Mr. Rosinbum said that the boys gained valuable experience in a large pool and against strong opposition that will help them in the future. All of the boys' participated in the fifty yard free style and the two hun- dred yard relay events. Other members of the team were William Bricker, Bob Jackson, Bill Kleister, Heinz Koch, john Lulich, Harold Morgan, and James Muszynski. KW f Page Eighty-si: l . l SWIMMING TEAM l Byron Nelson, Lauro Martinez, Harold Morgan, John Hlusko, William Kleister, Heinz Koch, Rudolph Stefaniak, Robert Jackson, James Muszynski John Lulich, Joseph Popovich, Vlado jovovich, Clifford Zabka. p Standing: Robert Bretz, John Baylis, joe Cyborski, Forest Hansdn, Edwin Rosowicz, Walter Skonicki, Aubrey Shaw, L. Pekelsma, Coach. Sitting: Richard Quinn, John Kurtz, Edward Pokoronowski, Johif Corich, Charles Fattore, Daniel Brown. l I O-QA-J Q--P' ' W 3-D Ni it . sl 1 ' I s vafcf.-20. I X Q 'fx N my . X, , . x. Wrcsfwgn The Bowen High School wrestling team had a favorable season this year, win- ning seven out of eleven matches. Coach Lloyd Pekelsma did a very fine job of training the boys for league competition, due to this, a few of the boys placed in the city finals. - John Kurtz, tipping the scale at one hundred and five pounds, placed third, John Corich, at 125 pounds, and Charles Fattore, a 135 pounder, also deserve recogni- tion for their aggressiveness in the city meet. The team that seemed to give Bowen the most trouble was Blue Island's, but even then the score was closely contested. - The team nearly won the south section tittle but due to injuries of many of the members were not strong enough for title competition. Joe Cyborski, who has wrestled' for Bowen for two years, was unable to wrestle the latter part of the season due to a neck injury. Because of this he was forced to spend the rest of the season refereeing the matches. ' P Of the twenty-four wrestlers on the team, nine qualified for those coveted ath- letic letters. Baseball Bowen had another successful season last year, when they again took South Section Crown and engaged in the City Play-Offs. We are hoping for another success- ful team here at Bowen this year. - We went thru last year's season by losing only one game in league competition and disposed of Kelly in the quarter-final game, but lost to Harrison High in the Semi- Final game by a score of 2-0, which was played in Comiskey Park. Joe Baker-Chuck Koney--Art Fayta--and Casey Lewandowski were the main reason for Bowen's success. Joe, Baker was one of the best pitchers Bowen has ever pro- duced on a ball field, while'Chuck Koney QCapt.j was one of the BEST second basemen ever exhibited in Prep Baseball not only in Helding but also in hitting. W This year our team will really have to fight to 'maintain their reputation in Baseball. We have lost many of our key players such as--Chuck Koney QCapt.j- Joe Baker-Art Fayta--Eugene Thomas-Dan Dejanovich. We expect Casimer Lewandowski .fthis year's, Capt.j, Bob Kowaleski, Ellard Miller, John Panfil, Chuck Osterberg, and I-Iowardi-I-lively to boost the power of our team this year. V Q p ' ' Page Eighty s 1 I A Hankdmtially .Zfiv flallyufaad Gloria Schwarzkopf, Never has my alma mater come more to mind than it did last night when I visited Ed Sebek's great Hollywood Premier Theater. After I bought my 53.50 ticket from Marilyn Sanes I entered the show's spa- cious interior. In the hall corridor I saw Martha Pozeck making customers very happy with her delicately handmade corsages. Also, people were busy purchasing candy from Lorraine Salvatore and popcorn from Kenneth Roovaart John Ruzich ushered me to my front row seat next to Robert Parker, the wealthy young playboy As I gazed around me I found more of Bowen's pride. The greatest star Broadway has ever known, Mary I'd like you to leavef' Sachtleben, was there in full regalia as was her super publicity agent, Marilym Shank. Also, the romantic actor Harry Kissel with Louise Selenik, the ever busy U.S.O. canteen manager, Mary Polyan, and WACs Leno1re Pope and' June Schabbing, formerly Ed Borucki Cover Girls, were all near me! I All of a sudden Dmitar Rakich appeared on the stage and announced that we were all about to witness the academy award picture lof the year 1953. Mr. Know It All I First of all there flashed on the screen Technical Advisor Bill Newton Military Advisor Alvin Kersten Cameramen Wil?liam Rupcich and Walter Rzepezynski Script by' Ruth Kazmierczak and Edwin Rozwicz Music and Lyrics by Sylvia Pritza Next came the names of the all f cast and LOVEY STANWICK CAPTAIN JOHN HERO JOHN'S OTHER WIFE ADOLPH VILLAIN SLAPSY WIT PATRIOTIC TRIO L Dances Staged I by - June Schrom l Costumes by james Kelley I Make-up Created by Carl Ruzich Produced by I George' Keith I I Directed I by r Al Preuss whom they portrayed. BARBARA POPPECK RICHARD POLAREK LORRAINE SCI-IULTZ ROBERT POLOVINA ROBERT PRICED LOUISE KIELBASINSKI ELEANORE PYRKA EVELYN RUszEL ELIZABETH EROVENZANO ROSE PROVIOH YXIONNE RIOHEY AND A cAsT OF 4,000 SERYICEMEN! LOLA, THE TOE DANCER TESSA, THE TAP HAPPY TOOTS CONDUCTOR OF AN ALL MALE BZAND ' After the movie, involving a tremendous triangle of human emotions and the constant appliance of the handkerchief, I was informed that Mary Rukavina had painted all 'the gorgeous scenery in the picture, ClIara:Russo had really done a superb -ffl? of coaching the stars on the fundamentals of dramatics. Virginia Rychlewski sewed all the frivolous costumes worn by the dancers, land Joe Rozynek saw to it that no one entered the studio while Mr, Know It All was being filmed. 6131715 'ighfw Continued ou 7V xt Pa That's Bowen for you! ! . Since business always comes before pleasure Mr. Hearne immediately goes to the NVhite House upon the arrival of the train in Washington. Enroute he sees a tremen- dous billboard announcing ' A RUTH ZOBEL'S MIGHTY CIRCUS IS IN TOWN! HAVE FUN CALCRI3 ' , WATCHING BOWE,N'S 341 SEE : Fealess Elmer Woelfel enter a cage with 300 wild tigersg' Helen Zdych and Leonard Kruszka train elephants to dance and play baseball before your very eyesg Hollywood's ace daredevil-Stanley Lisek--in person, Albin Wasik in his flaming dive of death, those higher than high aerial artists-Lorraine Vfozniakowski, 'Anna Kos- mitis, and Helen Teetersg Al Kurryilift a thousand pound weight as if it were a mere handful of feathersg Bareback rider Sophie Wisniewski in Gertrude Zehme's liberty pony act, a 4 ft. sword, go down, down George Zevkovich throat, Alice Tomczak serenely walk on a mere rope path strung 20 ft. in the airg a cannon's explosion whisk Betty Walzakithrough the airg Bernardine Zalew'ski's daring bicycle jaunt a-way, way upg the midget and the skyscraper-Stanley Kowal and Peter Zakulag the made capers of the clowns as enacted by Ann Uzelac, George Youhas, Helen Tominov, and John Tompulisg knift perfectionalist Narciso Torres and his beautiful victim Harriet Kosi- arag Egyptian dancer Delores Szymanski whirl her way into your heart, Flutist Jennie Kucharski charm two gigantic cobras into obedience, Star acrobat Virginia Vereb amaze you with her many skills, Ted Lowey, 'a rubbery sort of chap, twist his body into varied pretzel-like formsg Matt Sudaz hang himself and live to telluthe taleg Sylvia Warmus conduct her ten piece trained seal band, That wonderous bear Lamsiedivey rhuinba with his trainer, Evelyn Willliamsg Dorothy Yursich grind an organ for the benefit of her high schooled money, Piloteer g one of the world's greatest magicians, Mary Yerkovich, make beaststalk and human beings act like animals, Frank Trembacki juggle five live dogs at onceg And listen to Madame Irene QKunyszj tell the fortunes of twenty lucky people in the audience. Not once has she ever uttered an untruth! By the time Mr. Hearne recovers from the shock he finds himself at the Capital. Once inside, the president's most private secretary, Vivian Graff, sees to it that he im- mediately gkains audience with the President of the United States of America,.,George Gugich! I After the greeting preliminarieslare finished. the two old friends set to work. Two weeks later the following evidence of this task is published in A A 1 I I .! X., OUR TIMEQI y R, I July 10, 1954 f N Volume 13, No. 13 WHO'S WHS IN THE UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT' ' ' PRESIDENT-George Gugich C VICE-PRESIDENT--Arthur Hammermeister THE PRESIDENT'S CABINET Secretary of State-Forest Hanson Secretary of Treasury-Mary Novakovich Secretary of War-Ferdie Klobucar Attorney' General-1-Howard Hively Postmaster ,General-Nelson Harlson Secretary of -Navy-Kenneth Nisle Secretary of Interior-Louis Gonzales Secretary of Agriculture--Pauline Garbel Secretary of Commercev-Doris ,Holtslander Secretary of Labor--Dorothy Gritzmacher Corffifmcd on Page 90 Page Eight x J ye Nimly A FUTURE TRIP TO WASHINGTON-Continued THE U. S. SUPREME COURT Chief, Justice-Marcia Taylor ' N Stanley Kozlowski W Lorraine Korbas ' Norbert Glowacki Rosanna Vrdoljak Raymond Grankowski Esther Gawel Richard Schlacks J Kathleen Wulatin THE CONGRESS d The Senate W l 5 ' . President-Vice President Arthur Hammermeister , J V Chairmen of Important Committees: ' F Appropriations--Mary Peloza ' Finance-Lucille Vanisko Foreign. Relations-John Figlio Military Affairs-George Hunter Naval Aifairsr-r+Don Gasquoine The House of Representatives: Speaker-Virginia Izzi Chairmen of Important Committees: A Banking and Currency-Lenta Jablonovich Foreign Affairs--Joseph Garcia Military Affairs-Ralph Fread Naval Affairs-Robert Galeeki Ways and Means-Evelyn Gorney l R LEADERS IN UNIFORM Admir.al Robert Ivancevich-Chief of Staff to the President General .Irving Hyman-Chief of Staff, President United States Army Admiral Julius I-Iarris-Commander-in-chief, United. States Fleet General Ronald Michalak-Commander, U. S. ArmyJAir Forces Lieut. Gen. Angelo Burrago-Commander, U. S. Army Ground Forces Lieut. Gen. Henry Sledzianowski-Chief of U. S. Army Service of Supply WOMEN IN SERVICE Major Elaine Haines-Commander nf, WAC l Lieutenant Commander Elaine Huddle-4Commander lof WAVES Lieutenant Commander Josephine Jakubowskif-Director of Coast Guard SPARS Major Patsy O'Keefe-Director, Marine Corps Women's Reserves As soon as he and his wife finished reading the completed result of their trip they decide to take time off for a bit of pleasure. The hotel elevator operator, Betty Hartman, quickly brings them to the main floor, DOOR WOMAN Loretta Korpalski hails a cab for them and soon they -are .being whisked through the streets by Jean Jamison, who brings them safely to the Music Box, jointly owned and operated by Tesse Carres and Suzette Bastie. Upon entering they are greeted- by the club's most charming hostess, Eva Levy, who leads them to a ringside table just in time for t-hem to see the lights go down and the curtain go up. In an instant Mr. Hearne is sitting bold upright in his chair, with a look of utter incredibility on his face. Wihat produced this effect upon him was Ed Snyder's all girls' band composed of Zita Mazar, playing a bass clarinet, Mary Krajewski, alto clarinetg June Solomon, oboeg Lorraine Andrejewski and Helen Jarzyna, flute fingerersg Helen Gargas, French horng Corinne Graff, saxa- phoneg Helen Jamicich swinging a mean trumpetg Grace Prominski, trombone, Marge Kolavo ardiously working a tubag Agnes Wozniak beating it hot on a set of snare drums, Lois Uddman, zylophoneg Elizabeth Izsol, 'violing P'atsy Maderic, guitar, Anne J Continued on Page 96 'ff WH fm ,M W WW ,Mgwpfvvfjsw M W WMWWW 46?J5ZyJ'J ff ,ff W W WWW fig Qiffw pf .1 gp I. ,L q fi mf YQSZ JM' EW' JWW W W ,fb N' k H MCE, I ' WX' I Aj ' P C T ! 1 I ' F, M, ' 0 ,hp f-1 f mf ,,,. f wp ' X TIA r - ., ns J X K ww fi I t f N 1 A ,M A I 'fi f' u X 'Y 451-xx D 2 v' lbii 1, ,. ,,... 1 f Page Nmfwm L f - 'I VVVINI 'V A A! - f l 05,33 I iidffei Ip W Miss McN1cHoLs, A.YXfXfdl11iPI'ilICil7dl , Ss 1 1 L Kiwi Mi .ye -' 1 . v The r nch was established in 1931. W'henlBowen became very crowded, the Superintendent of Schools, Dr. Bogan, decided to send a portion of 'B'owen's first and second year students overito the building now xknown has Bowen Branch 1, 9258 Houston Avenue. Miss Mary E. McNichols was selected to open this portion of-. Bowenis High School, and she has directed its activities' since. p ' This little Colony of Bowen is a very busy place. It's students enjoy every kind of extra-curricular club. They havetheir :unit of Bowen's Honor Club, of 'Hall Guards and of, the great Bowen Student Board. 1 1 A Q .1 ' At this itime they have been helping in the.War Effort to the best of their ability They have been working to capacity. Theiboys and girls send' cookies to the U. S. O. Centers downtown and oni'87th Street weekly. They found it easier to get students to bring eggsgbeutter, milk, etc., than to get them to weekly bring individual cakes, so, the Home 'Economics Department, under the direction of Mrs. Hazel Simon, send 1500 cookies, baked in the Branch kitchens, to the Centers. 1 P Another very important contribution to the iWar Effort is the work done by the Bowen Branch group of forty girls who give their services to the South Chicago Hospital. They are called Student Nurses Aides and they, under the direction 'and help of the Red Cross, do such .jobs as carrying trays, taking care of patients--bathiJriTg,5 making beds, folding bandages, and giving room service when patients ring for such service. 1 K . ' Bowen Branch has subscribed exceptionally yvell to the War Bond and Stamp drives. They brought in 2000 pounds of steel and old iron and 103 pounds copper and brass for for the School drives. These are only a few of the many efforts our Branch is making to help in the GREAT WAR EFFORT. 0 , 6 'Q , 1 - , l1C'fj'--L 0 V fs N. -,... . . .G'.y . xv LV V ' i ij' in X ..n.-MMJQLJ T 1 .X, in STUDENT BOARD OFFICERS Mary Ralch, Tony Mastronardi, Robert Rapaich, Diane Curd, Miss Farrell. PAN AMERICAN CLUB OFFICERS Sfumfing: Ventura Diaz, Jennie Sabala. Sitting: Evangeline Martinez, Carmella Perez, Lois Flores. R. C. A. OFFICERS Bill Sopsich, Don Clayton, Viola Schuster, Leora Zack- ery. PAPER SALVAGE I-IELPERS Standing: Joe Bush, XValla Rabatine, Robert Pazanin, Dean Levi. Siffing: Gerald Neber, Everett Shields, Eugene Tisza, Ronald Scherer, Bill Koch. -four HONOR CLUB OFFICERS Mrs. Simon, Dean Levi, Mary Jurich, Ronald Sherer, Helen Rudman. G. A. A. Standing Left lo' Right: Carmella Bucci, Virginia Joy, Marion Varek, Marilyn Krohn, Jeanne Hausler, Beverly Holm, Lorraine Behrens, Diana Curd, Doris Mae Ern- est, Margaret Peterson, Helen Sasic, Sophie Kustu- dich, Gale Vfinebrener, Juanita Durbin. Knveling Left fo Right: Joanne Drake, Diane Orlich, Ethel Hayhurst, Marjorie Butala, Theresa Bielawski, Audrey Hayhurst, Virginia McKinley, Norma Marco. ENTERTAINERS Standing Left fo Right: Toby Nechsler, Don Knowles, Tom Formosa, Audrey Hayhurst, Ethel Hayhurst, Ronald Scherer, Sandra Berfuss, Allan Nooley, Diana Orlich. Seated Left to Right: Joanne Drake, Achille DiCianni, Eva Busieh, Virginia McKinley, Jacqueline Totleban. BRANCH COOKIE BAKERS Sophie Kustudich, Joanne Hausler, Violet Klasnja, Mar- ion Vanek, Shirley Holm, Mrs. Simon, Beverly Holm, Alice Prigge, Helen Sasic, Geraldine Selenik. . , 1. w,Q'45 ., r, IJ' ' -Fifi' -. .1 'Q-ex , 'Q uf -U ,sr-. WL, f ! ! ! ! ! ! l 2 7. Ain't love grand? XVe eat Wheaties, too! h 8. Miss Secretary! We love a Parade! . up 9. You Dropped Something! Mr. Principal! ' 10. Freak????? Easter Bonnet! 4' 11. Posin'! Lazy! ! ! ! , 12. Long road home! . Q. K J A. Camouflage! Hep, Sailorette! Open wide! Sliver seekers UQ Snowball folly! Glamazons! ., u Page Ninety A FUTURE TRIP TO WASHINGTON-Continued Koscielski, harmonica, Marie Fontana, accordiang Dorothy Flood and Lorraine Lavigne at twin baby grand pianos, and Frances Klarin was ,seated at a cumbersome harp. After their rendition of the Star Spangled Banner Lorraine O'lson came forth and canarized, much to the delight QPJ of all. Just as Mr. Hearne :was becoming accustomed to seeing these assembled Bowenites, who should appear on the stage but Kay Mikan. Her flam- ing red ensemble made a brilliant glow against the black garbed figures in the back- ground as she whizzed by them doing unexcelled ,acrobatic twists and turns to the exotic rythms produced by Ed's oddest of odd bands. After the entertainment subsided he and his wife reluctantly left to go shopping. Was it mere coincidence that they chose Peek-In-Bargain Center which was owned by Audrey Carlson and managed by Robert Bell?! Never were they to know that Beatrice Castillo was Bob's private secretary, Libby Shipkowitz, the store's head bookkeeperg and Laverne Borngraeber had charge of all in and outgoing telephone calls. The first place Mrs. Hearne goes to upon entering the store is the information desk. Instead of receiving the information she came for, Mrs. Hearne hears the clerk, Virginia Fattore, exclaim, Mr. and Mrs. Hearne! ilmagine meeting you here, of all places. Do you know that this store is almost entirely Bowen? Frank Areen is our radio repair man, Emil Lulich buys furniture for that department, Mildred Block sells school supplies to happy f?j pupils, Mary Sichak helps customers select the best books on the market, Vincent Aloia models the latest vogues in men's clothes, while Mildred Broberg pleases the women by doing the same for them, the large jewelry display is cared for by Esther Jasienieckig women are constantly elated by the shoes and stock- ings in Irene Jarecki's and Theresa Smolinski's departments, Mildred Basara designs the toys on display in Adeline Michalak's infant wear corner, the 'famous hair stylist, Mamie Bautista, is here this week with her assistant, Lila Berg. They're working in con- junction with our best make-up artist, Robert Anderson, who uses Frances Beck to demonstrate upon. The barber in the beauty salon is Salvatore Cerda. Harold Brodsky is a butcher! In Mario Castillo's grocery section Ruth Carlson is the cashier. I know that I wouldn't want such a nerve wracking job. 4Dorothy Ciserella is managing our cafeteria and you ought to taste some of the delicious concoctions that her chief chef scrambles up, Alice Bystrzycki isn't such a bad soda jerk either-yum, yum! When- ever someone in this city wants to have a good photograph of himself, he comes to Peek-In's picture takin' papa, Eugene Chmura. Benedetta Coccara has made quite a name for herself, in the interior decorating field, and 'gardening is right up julie Shus- tock's alley. See those scrumptious nose pinchers 'that oufr white earnationed floor- walker, Norman Anthony is wearing. Wel-l, they were fitted by Harold Becker, oculist. Bill Betes is selling sweaters--to boys and he also has complete charge of our entire sporting goods department. Who? Helen Ashenbrenner? Has she ever got a headache for a job! She's rushed at the exchange desk. You :know what Paul Capello is doing? He's the Bargain Center's head, window trimmer. Cuess that sums up the part that Bowen is playing in this part of Washington! but on ,the other side of the loop you will find Washington City Hospital. Pardon me. Oh, William, William Moore! Oh, hi there, Virg. Mr. and Mrs. Hearne what are you doing here? Gosh, it's good to see you! I Blill. if you're 'going directlv to the hospital, I was wondering if you'd take the pride of Bowen to see a few of their former pupils? l Bill drives them over in the ambulance in which Jerome Lachanski, M.D. is such a vital part when they are called on an emergency. ,Soon they arrive at the front en- trance. l , j Behind Evelyn Stiller at the information deski they see June Norgard who is ex- tremely busy at the switchboard. When the elevator operator, Mary Michalski, brings them to the fourth floor of this institute of healing they are met by Patricia Lane, floor supervisor. As she leads them on their tour of inspection they see nurses' aide Betty Ledeen readying a room for a patient's use. After the patient arrives, intern ' Continued on Page 98 Page Nmeiy-sh-:V I ,Y ,',: .411 . ,y-fi-:' Y?? ' 7 ' 'H' i r P Ii ii 1,7 ,, l I A FUTURE TRIP TO WASHINGTON-Conmmed ' 1 l Michael Mrugowski and nurse Angeline Banich enter 'the room. Later Lois Magnuson, X-ray tecnician, shows Eugene Markiewicz, world fanied surgeon, the exact location of the trouble. Soon they see orderly Sergio Lencioni wheel her into the operating room. Behind the closed doors a gripping scene is taking plade. Ruth Mantai carefully applies the anesthetic and after it is certain that the patient is sound asleep Ruth' Macas assists Dr. Markiewicz while the house physician, Don Maher, and student nurse Beverly Mer- cier look on. , Meanwhile, out in the corridor the two Bowenites are just as busy viewing the hustle and bustle of the hospital. They meet Johanna Kustudich, instructor of nurses, Anna Marth, chemist, Harold Madsen, dentist, Mike Lalich, baby specialist, and his val- uable obstetric nurse, Velma Strong, autopsy perfectionist Albert Langmeyer and mor- tician or embalmer john Mroczkowski, Eugene Larsen, male nurse, Charles Lawler, crime doctor, Doreen Milmine, pharmacist, Patricia Sudar, toxicologist fthat's the science of poisons andi antidotesjg an over-burdened laundry man in the form of james Lykins, linen supp lycaretaker, Evelyn Strong, dietician Constance Moore and the best all-round cook the ,hospital has ever had, Doris Mance., and the chief engineer of the enormous heating plant, james Mota. Not long thereafter the principal and his wifel are proudly relating their recent excursion of surprises to a group assembled at 2710 East 89th Street, Chicago, 17, Illinois. i Pfopbef-mi by GLORIA SCHWARZKOPF fkfiiifi, . . , 'Ufaizftia-J -1:-. af!!!-:-,SG53 ':Q?Cv.EE:j':g??f5f35. ',.,yJ.3q1h - 1-gf.. '- 1-'n,?1 ?fdZ:.ffQ-Hnilqq: 'ffifigg 593944:-511' S as --:ff v:::-. xi fi ' L I hp K I f Jinx , i. 4 1 A- a -f x , 6 L4,-bbw Os.,-1 A-vp-9 ' ML, 1 I C 4' I fs: S U ' A .! U! , . Msg, 1 Y J' Nincly-eight E I ' V C . , A ' ' ii' -gt- PATRONS Al's Men Shop 4 Robert E. L. Brooks Inc., Real Estate Brown's Jewel Shop 91 5 6 Commercial Ave., I Saginaw 61 17 Campbell Jewelers 9203 Commercial Ave., South Chicago 2904 Chelton Theater Commercial Theater The Cotton Shop East Side Printery East Side Savings Building 86 Loan Asso ciation J. J. Fein studio n g 9120 Commercial Ave., f South Chicago 1967 Gayety Theater Gitter and Siovic Bowen A.lumni 13 9208 Commercial Ave., ff South Chicago 0292 Q 5 Adam Griesel 85 Son, Funeral Directors 8944 Commercial Ave. South Chicago 0242-0243 Lincoln Grill Lincoln Pharmacy Madsen and Son, Grocer Henry Nick's Funeral Home Poll's Army Store R 85 S Shoe Store Red Star Pharmacy Rolland's Jewelry Store Sandilla's Floral Shop Herman R. Sauer Funeral Home Scott Stores 2 Q , Shugan's Drug Store Tredup's Floral Shop Lawrence Walkowiak Undertaker Stanley Walkowiak's Funeral Home Weinberg Brothers Pontiac Engraving and Electrotype Co. 812-822 XVest Van Buren Street, Chicago Q , 0 B M 0 l . ii' . ' E . J Mm F no 0 .J Page Ninety-nm: I- Iqfi-J I IQI W..- .q.--J., 1 F X I I' II . I 1' I n .I , 'U' . .IZ I 'F in . R, I W Q 1 I .,'.'igk,. . ' I 1 v I I I I , I 1 .. Q- I' III: I .., W X I' . . I I ' I III. , , ' I A - ' I gm 3 'f . .I Q -6-A I A .I k.:f, , 5, , , X II I I 45 I M I ' X 1fIIrhI. -. I .5 I . I In-. I g 2... . . I . 'fi .4 IK .. 2 .' II I . I I, I I ' A ..I. II., . 'ig 5 ,. I I Ii, I , I I V 'M K In In I ' I- ,V A . I ' - V I .'. ' I ,If - . W ' . J . ' A I -V . I I, I . ' - 1 . V . I .XIX 5'-I - ,II I . . ar I U I ,IJ III. .tl-u....I,,:,j A '- I- L I. A - I A -. ,-,nf A , , I ,' ' , . .1 f I, 1 I I I ' - - I . 'I . I I -IX - I AI U I I . I I - I , ' A. I' ' .I I - I. I .I II .QI ,, , Ig. . . I XII I I . 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