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

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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 '

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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