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

Text from Pages 1 - 124 of the 1945 volume:

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LARSEN A MILDRED B. LARSEN ' MARY S. LOUGHRY J? I3 5 EDYTHE M. LYNCH K Rx ' 5 X S5 - J. ' B 5 . R X L , N 1 - X . MARY E. BUDASZ X f ,lf IRENE COLLINS X TO ' MARIE FARRELL I R. C. FREEBERG . LE ROY HANSEN im-L XX J MARY C. KILORAN K ' .Y JF.-' ,xxx All if . R if. P ' Faculty cgwzgf-1? Anislanf Principal WILUAM H. COLLINS, JR. Sw MARRS JOSEPH B, MCGINNIS ELIZABETH B. MERINSTRY ANNA M. MELKA BERTIE E. MILLER MYRA J. MISNER FRANCES MITCHELL JOHN A. NARIC MARY G. NUSSEAR JOSEPHINE R. O'DoNOHUE RUSSELL J. o'HARE AMY L. OLESON HARRIET ORZECHOWSKI FRED M. PARK HORTENSE C. PARKER HENRY W. PETERS GERTRUDE PHILLIPS LILLIAN POPE MARIE PUDER FRANK B. RAEBIG THERLA B. ROBINSON HENRY S. ROGERS ELIZA G. SCHOENING SGT. DAVID SEAHOLM IRENE M. SHEA MARY E. SHEAHAN MARY M. SHORTALL FRANR M. SIMON HAZEL SIMONS 9 JESSIE SIMPSON ALICE A. SMITH ISABELLE O. SMIT CLARISSA F. UPTON ELSA WOLF FREDERICH T. WILHEL I-AUI. E. WINKLES Mmm, ADELINE DEWEY CII-rlax ol' fn-QA, f K X A T CD .lf4A.! M4 '4' .w1.. -4-Z1-4-b7P J N RITA D. CUSACK . 2 4 ELIZABETH J. RIELY MARY C. O'DONNELL 'af-4'1'7 -L' MARY HELEN RYAN Euginrer cmm.li,.. ROBERT E. MAGERS I.ibmriIm MARJORIE G. HOKE Iv-L 1. 4' Branch I. 1 VM MARGUERITE LISTON pm JM DOROTHY OLDHAM MAYME ONEIL 0' FLORENCE RATHKE , Val WINIFRED M. YATES - A It asf x V X ll. 'H I ' -- J' 539 . X QJ5 , WM iff im W ul aa Message Tn Graduates nf 1945 ost n you entered Bowen High School just when I was assigned as Principal. For W Wx, QQNAW Wife ' ff! Bwoifaw liao A s s -' o feel rather close to all of you. I have learned much in these four years, and c nlident that you also have progressed. I ha e n many examples of excellent citizenship in your service to the school, your c ration among yourselves in the varied doings of our numerous clubs and organi ns, in your unstinted support of school activities and in your many endeavors to ta advantage of all the opportunities offered to you. Now that you are leaving us, I would like you to ponder seriously what I consider a major objective of all education and that is living together in cooperation and peace. Remember that education is a life time undertaking. Because of this I urge you to con- tinue your participation in civic affairs, as you have done in school affairs. In this way you will exert an influence among your associates for better living, rather than per- mitting yourselves to follow poor examples. Your high school days have been during the war years. Now we can see hopes of the end of hostilities in the near future. You can feel justly proud in your support of all drives. Continue these same efforts to obtain and maintain a just peace and you will have done your share as a citizen. In closing, remember we can still be of service to you and you can be of service to us. I trust your most cherished aspirations will soon become realities. i My sincerest congratulations on your graduation and my very best wishes are extended to all of you. ' . ' Cordially yours, WILLI'AM I' ' Ar...- 7n3lr- 'J' if six, X. sons I fs ,wif gf vfydafi y QW My We we haf iidi in ' 0 . D 0 -1 y .W e I , XY' L MMM History of Bowen High School Educational facilities in the Calumet region of Chicago multiplied rapidly from 1853-1884. In 1876 The Bowen Elementary School was built at 93rd Street and Houston Avenue. It contained 4 rooms, one of which was used for advanced high school work. From this modest beginning rose the South Chicago High School and its successor the james Harvey Bowen High School. The curriculum consisted of Latin, French, German, Greek, all branches of Mathe- matics, and all of our present sciences and social subjects. Very little technical work was offered, Business courses and science laboratory work were unheard of at this time. Gradually stenography and bookkeeping were introduced and a sewing class of 12 girls was organized in the basement in 1909. Commencement exercises took place once a year, so that failure of a subject meant the redoing of a year's work. Com- mencement exercises were held in the Calumet Theatre or at Becks Hall in the vicinity of 91st and 92nd and Commercial Avenue. In 1889 the need was felt for an addition to the school to take care of the increas- ing number of students. Charles I. Parker, Superintendent of Schools in South Chicago, became principal and was largely responsible for the present building which was con- structed in january, 1911. Pupils came to this new school from South Chicago, Pullman, Windsor Park, and even as far as Indiana. Carpenters continued to work in the school for weeks after it opened. XVhile the work continued, Mr. Parker had his office temporarily in 3ozA, Feeding on the grass on the front were chickens, geese, ducks, and goats. Roll was called in the auditorium because division rooms were not available during the first days. Both teachers and students carried their own lunches. A four piece orchestra was organized that played after school on Fridays. The money earned bought footlights and burlap curgtns for ther.-stage. The students were awarded J S500 library for obtaining so many subscrinfions for the Herald and Examiner. ,On school was named in honor of james Harvey Bowen. Mr. of all new and improved schools. To him, to Charles and to the pioneers cf the fifties is Bowen's record due .. th e school of the Calumet District, a' U1-M fyM, 'ik Zim MM 7L l fL f'P 'QQ4 g A Y. 72 Mfg? , ,,:1WA' IAQVQ-H-51-4-3... QQMAQ f l-Jzfvwodm Ma 'f' ,,J L,Q,lfJ3uW'J' n AW!-Wk ' ' ,M LAM 5OjfJ,MVQyff,V DMW ii , gg gfwfjwbry if EW 3 f A U 4 4 gin' Q52-I if wi rr rr PROM Charles Fattore, Chairman Ellen Engman Jane Krivich Bill Maylonc Dorothy Novak Dorothy Olson Everett Sartain Irene Sodcrlind Senior Committees ,6LL,4cJ'-' 4 L ' ' '10-Qgfb hP'f V: lr. ff' SENIOR AWARD Helen Kallam, Chairman I, 7 Mary Mitroff fc! I . 2 Elinor Kanaske I X4 X' LC' Marilyn Tagtmeyer Genevieve Cervantes Z. f P7 CLASS DAY Iliflitlglzgiion, Chairman 30 MN WMI Uv-ff' C9 He b t Neef IreiieelClowaCki ML M J yxlfvxfk' Tina Spasoff r W KD-fm , Q9 Betty Englemnn I O UI HISTORICAL X gwb 5 Q. wwf' Betty Hutson, Cbairmun Q Q! ' Phyllis cook VU' Violet Johnson CLASS MOTTO CLASS COLORS White and Leaf Green CLASS FLOWER Cl1rysantl1emum ImP0ssibIe is un-American ,W SOCIAL - ,KV - - 4 FY' L L, fqT2:.r iii mi Grace Westcrdahl Joanne Pappas Margaret Higgins ,Na xx Clmirnmn I FLOWER Bc MOTTO SL GIFT jane Krivich, Chairmen Dorothy Granich Irene Sodcrlincl Phyllis Cook FINANCIAL Doris Sanders, Cbairman Esther Szyjka ln..- 1, V' M' ' 'isefa gig 55-Eiit S kk -J- 'w A , xr X - floss ufffii ugfyilfvijiix Eff. si S rr -lurv Bowruire Editor Tmvsurvr Virc Presi-lm! President r r - DORIS SANDERS BETTY MADSEN JOE VIDMAR BETTY HUTSON MARGARET PILCHARD September 6, 1941, we entered Bowen High School and began our high school life. We knew very little about it and were teased constantly by certain exalted personages called Seniors. However we managed the Freshman year and got acquainted with our associates, earned Tau Pi Alpha credits and ventured out to the various games. In our second and third years, we gathered speed and became active in the ' ' 're now a definite cog Chorus', the Gym Dcp in the machinery of Bowen High School. Q And soon that machinery rolled us on and over into our Senior year. Then came Senior Elections in 4B and in 4A, the Class Picnic, the Senior Prom, the Award Assembly, and Graduation Night. Slowly the book of our high school life began to close as we lomas and then walked down and out to the music of the recessional. 97- artment, and other organizations. XVe we received our dip ,Y cc. .11 .-3' rs -. za' ' S 3 - . is sr' YL, ' Q Rug. N N 'w., AMELIA ALILOVICH Thorp Millie G.A.A., Hall Guards, Letter Girls, Senior Girls' Council, Girls' Chorus, Sub-Dabs. WILFRED ANDERSON Grlllirlcl F.'rlli4 ' Spanisli Club, Cllralyztrs, Hall Guard, Motion Picrure Club. Vice-Pres. Srudenr Board. Band. CATHERINE BACZYNSKI Calm HSN.. G.A,A. Board, Sur English J,-O,S,6, Girls' Chorus, Jsckss Girls, snsllslsi msd. Pip Girls, Senior Girls' Council Socrcrary. Bowen- irc Sraff, Srar History l Sl 2, jr. Honor Club. SUZET1'l2 BASTIE Phil Sb.-rillsm sill-'- Bllslrsgy Club, G.A.A., csrslyms, smear Girls' Council, swiss gc,-my. Lolmlmllsllz nolucl-I Pllil smfflllll Hall Gllsfas, Girls' clslsssls, Library clslls, G.A.A., sensor Girls' Council. RONALD BUOSCIO T41-lor Romv0 Y Cazalyzers Treasurer, llasliotball Team, Hall Guards, Srar Hisrory, Star English. rw A GEORGE CARLSON Van Shwhl-u Mixed Chorus, Slide Rule Club, Visual Edu' carion, Caralyzers, Biology Club, Snr Hisrory 2, Hall Guards, Office. TODAY Rllflllg lbrmlgb bulls, Bring rl smarfy ELEANOR ALAGA Gallixh-I -,Elvis Honor Club, jacket Girls, Library Club, Editor nf Twigs, Bowen Arrow, Bowenitt Staff. G.A.A., Caralyzors, Senior Girls' Coun- cil, Mixed Chorus. VlOLliT ANDERSON Thorp G.A.A., Hall Guard, Sub-Deb. Senior Girls' Council, Srar English, NORMA ANTHONY Norm Studcul Board, G.A.A-- Girls' Council, Order Chorus, T.P.A., Travel c.il.1w.-ll Hall Guard, Senior of ills Lyn, Girls' Club. DOLORES BAGROWSKI Sf, Mirbllrlr G.A.A., Honor Club C4 s:m.j, Hall Guard, 'l'eacher's Helper, Library Assisranr, Library Club Sec., Bowen Arrow Salesman, Biology Club, Senior Girls' Council, Larin Club. WALTER BEDNARZ Sf. Flvrifw Boys' clslsl-sis. Phil Sburidlw HELEN BUCKNER G.A.A., Library Club, Hall Guard, Senior Girls' Council. NORMA CAPPORELLI Tuylvf ,IELNA CARR Bwkf J-mio, Honor Club, C:l:a1yzers,,l?al-l American Club, Tau Pi Alpha, G.A.A., Serilor Girls' Council, Biology Club, Band 66 Orchesrra Lerrer Girls, Sramp Salesman. l J r' s- ,f ' -...ff GENEVIEVE CERVANTES Thorp Raindmp G.A.A., Sub-Debs, Hall Guard. Gym Service, Pan American Club, LEAH CHERNE Tlmrp .,L,,,,. G.A.A., senior Girls' council, Misra Chorus, Hall Guard, Bowen Arrow Salesmen, Gym service, Sub-Debs. HEINZ COOK Cali-s Mixed Chorus, Honor Club, Swimming Taem, Library Club, Star English, Star History, German Club, Biology Club. Bowenile Staff, Caralyzers. RICHARD DAVIS Sexlou Dickie Baseball 43-44. Mixed Chorus. ALICE EISFELDER C,,I,juf,.1l NAP, jacket Girls, Pep Girls, G.A.A.. Girls' Chorus, Senior Girls' Council, Hall Guard. ELLEN ENGMAN Taylor Pinky junior and Senior Honor Clubs, Prom Com- mittee, Student Board, Catalyzers, jacket Girls Secretary, Pep Girls, Girls' Chorus, Tau Pi Alpha. Senior Girls' Council, Bowenite Club Editor. LOIS ENGSTROM Gallislel Order of the Lyre, G.A.A.. Hsu Guard esp- tain, President Girls' Chorus, Stamp Sales- man, Student Board, Tau Pi Alpha, Spanish Club, Senior Girls' Council, Bowling Club. YIVIAN FINKE Sullinm Biology Club, Library Club, T.P.A., G.A.A., Polish Club, Lqrixg,-Club, Senior Girls' Council. I A -fi 'Q .3 gn, TOMORROW A slrndy jab, Nfrrr lardy. KATHERINE CHALLOS Clay nxuyi. G.A.A., Senior Girls' Council, Bowenite Snap Shop Editor, Sub-Debs, jacket Girls, Pan American Club, T.P.A., Star History. CLARA CHOLIPSKI Gonlptrr WRM., Hall Guard, Honor Club, Star History 2, Star English. G.A.A., Girls' Chorus, Senior Girls' Council, Biology Club, Student Board Rep. PHYLLIS COOK Galiislrl CauEir Tau Pi Alpha, junior Honor Club, Student Board, Senior Girls' Council, G.A.A., Hall Guard, Library Club, Historical Committee. LEE J. taarro Taylor Lvl-Inu Student Board Pres. fBrznchJ, Chairman of History Class, G.A.A.. Secretary of Chorus, Honor Club. Chorus. Hall Guard, Senior Girls' Council, Stamp Salesman, Pan Ameri- can Club. BETTY ENGELMAN Culdwrll Pepper Student Board, Jacket Girls Vice4Prcsident, Pep Girls, junior and Senior Honor Clubs, Girls' Chorus, Senior Girls' Ooun 'l, Catalyt- ers ' Sm nr En ' 4,s,s, Tau Pi . Y'N.Hh.f DORIS ENGSTROM Gillis!!! Su-4-dv Girls' Chorus, Order of the Lyre, G.A.A., Olfice Club, Student Board, Senior Girls' Council, Tau Pi Alpha, Bowling Club, Music Club. CHARLES FA'I'I'ORE Tuylor Chuck President National Honor Society, President Catalyzers, Captain Wrestling Team 45-44, Football team 43-44, Prom Chairman, Junior and Senior Honor Clubs, Star U.S. History I and 2, Hall Guard, Bowcnite Stai, Office Club. r 'rr- WILLIAM GALLAGHER Phil Slzeridiw Hall Guard, Student Board, Music Club, Bowenite Salesman, Bowen Arrow Salesman. IKENE GLOWACKI Sulliygn is-,ii jacket Girls, Senior Girls' Council, G.A.A., Library Club, Biology Club, Arrsrisisuos of. fice, Polish Club, Junior Honor Club, Bow- cnite Stuff. Sub Debs. MARIAN GUCH Thorp Sunny Hall Guard, Hall Guard Captain, Student Board Treasurer, Student Board, President Pan American Club, junior and Senior Honor Clubs, Music Club, Room Service, ELAINE HIGGINS Tlylvr rrHiuxn Hall Guard, Student Council, Library Club, Pan American Club, Senior Girls' Council, Music Club, Sub-Debs, Twigs, R.C.A., G.A.A. BEI I Y HUTSON Brusby Riilgr Huis Sec. National Honor Societ unior and Y. J Senior Honor Clubs, Treasurer Pep Girls, jacket Girls. Pres. Senior Girls' Council, Mixed Chorus, Pan Amcican Club, Sec. Senior Class, G.A.A., Srudent Board. JOHN jASlNSKl oiiiso worlrur, csrslyrsrs, laowou Arrow Salesman, Student Board. Phil Sbrriilan PHYLLIS JOHNSON Gallistrl ripbylii Jacket Girls, GAA., Girls' couuuil, Girls' Order of the Lyre. Bowen Arrow Board. Club. Senior Hull Guard, Committee, TODAY Bobby socks, Sloppy jocx. RAY FORSTROM Warren Hall Guard, P.A. System. GRACE GALLUCCI Coles Torino G.A.A., ssuior Girls' Council, Liriu Club, Hall Guirii, sul,-nous, 'rrsusl Club, Girls' cliorus, Junior Honor Club, DOROTHY GRANICH Gdllislel i.DU,,i Caralyzers, Order of the Lyre, Hall Guard, Pep Girls, jacket Girls, Senior Girls' Council, G.A.A., Attendance OlfiCe, Office Club. GLADYS HAHN Pbil Slveridim lrrGhdu ,G.A.A., Sub-Debs, French Club, Senior Girls' Council, Biology Club, jacket Girls, Mixed Chorus, War Stamp Salesman. MARGARET HIGGINS Bright Marge Junior and Senior Honor Clubs, President Library Club, Tau Pi Alpha, Mixed Chorus, Historical Commizcee, Represenrurive Senior Girls Council, G.A.A., Bowen Arrow Repre- senrarve. Hall Guard, Commercial Club. EDMUND JARONSKI lmmdrlldil Cnnreplion Registration, N.C.O. Club. Caralyzers Club. MARIAN JOHNSON Plnil sbsfuuu Su'rrfr G.A.A., Biology Club. Senior Girls' Council, Stamp Salesman. VIOLET JoHNsoN TFTIOV vuuJu'- junior and Senior Honor Clubs, Library Club, Order of the Lyre, G.A,A., Pres. jacket Girls, Pep Girls, Star History 1 and 2, Sur E .glisli 5, Hal Guard, Senior Girls' Council. Y ' HELEN KALLAM Colrs Girls' Chorus, Library Club, G.A.A,, junior and Senior Honor Clubs, Chairman Senior Award Cammirree, National Honor Society, Order of the Lyre, French Club, Hall Guard, Senior Girls' Counili THERESE mans Col,-r Tr'rry Senior Girls' Council, G.A.A.. Polish Club, Hall Gorro. Sub-Debs, lilirra Chorus, olfirr Worker. SADIE KRll.lCH Mural: Mike Senior Girlr' Council, G.n.A,, Cazalyzers, Mixed Chorus, Music Club, Twigs, Bowen Buds, Hall Guard, Pan American Club. CASIMIR KROLAK co, Sonny CHARLES LA 'rozn g,,m,,,, Clinch Tau Pi Alpha, Narional Hnnnr Socicry, Snr English s,4,s: Junior and Senior Honor Clubs, Pres. Tau Pi Alpha, R.O.T.C. Officers' Club, crrnlyzrrr. -trh Pogo Editor laowon Arrow, R.CI.T.C. RiHe Team, Studenr Board Represen- rauve. MARY Lolrlzs 1-1,,,,p National Honor Society, Junior and Senior Honor Clubs, jacket Girls, Bowenire Staff, Senior Girls' Council, G.A.A., Hall Guard, S.P.Q.R., Star History l and 2. MYRTICE LUNDQUlST Cglpy MW Girls' cl-ioror. Order of rlio Lyro. G,A.A., Srar English 2 and J. Hall Guard Czpuin, Senior Girls' Council, Bowen Arrow sim, Jonior Honor clols. Tau Pi Alolis. lun American Club. BETTY MADSEN Coy., Mini G.A.A.. Order of Lyre, Pep Girls Vice-Pres. m soo, jacker Girls, 'r.v.A, Key, Hall Guard, S.G.C. ' prcsenrnrive, Student Board Repre- senxariv ar History and English. v i i if TOMORROW Slylisb drvsx, ELINOR KANASKE Caldwzll Boots Salurarorian, Bowen Arrow Editor-in-Chief, Sports Editor, Narional Honor Society, Senior and Junior Honor Club President, G.A.A. Secretary-Treasurer, Lerrer Girls Sec.. Cara- lyzers, Srudcnr Board, Library Club Pres. DORA KNOEBEL Marqurllr Imlrprmlcni Band, G.A,A., Attendance Office. JANE KRIVICH Gallisfrl Mifll ' Tau Pi Alpha, Senior Girls' Council, Jacket Girls. Pep Girls, G,A.A., Hall Guard, Library Club, Bowen Arrow Salesman, Bowcnire Rep- rcsenrarivc, Order of rllc Lyre. EDVVARD KUEHL Gnllislrl Eli Caralyzers, Sur U.S. Hisrory, MARGARET LEWIS Thorp G.A.A.. Senior Girls' Council, Hill Guard. Spanish Club, Biology Club, Arrendance Clerk. XVAYNE LOVEJOY Tltylor Band, Hall Guard, Camera Club, Srudenr Board. Biology Club. '42 Track Team, Bowen Arrow Srali, Orcliesrra, Caralyzcrs. FLORENCE MGCPHERSON Gallixlfl Flaxlir ' ,locket Girls, Hall Guard, Olfice Club, A!- lcnllancc OHiCc, Arrow S. csl 1'l. Lihrarv Club Treasurer, Arrow Typist, Senior Girl's Council. G.A.A., -rin Pi Alpha. Pumps ami' box:-. TODAY Reading Sbakr- sjwarr Ami Thr Mole '. CONCETTA MARCO Taylor Cmmit Srudenr Board, Arrow Represenrarive, Sec. 8: Treas. of Pan American Club, Bowen Repre- sentative to National Pan American League, Order of the Lyre, Hall Guard, Office Club, G.A,A., Pres. of English Class, Library As- sisranr. JOSEPHINE MARTINO Taylor vlan Library Club, Olfice Club, Pan American Club, Bowen Represenrarive ro National Pan American League, Hall Guard, Arrow Repre- scnrarive, Sump Salesman, Order of the Lyre, Senior Girls' Council, G.A.A. JULIE MAZZOCCO Tlylor Hall Guard, Oiice Girl, Arrow Represen- razive, Sramp Salesman, G.A.A., Pan American Club, Library Assisranr, Bowenite Represen- tative, Senior Girls' Council, Order of the Lyre. EUNICE L. MILBRATH Gilllixlrl Mouse Library Club Vice-Pres., R.C.A. Helper, junior Honor Club, Tau Pi Alpha, Bowen Arrow Typisr, G.A.A., Science Club, Arrend- ance Office, Hall Guard, Senior Girls' Council. LILLIE BELLE MORTON Thorp G,A.A., Senior Girls' Council. HERBERT NEEF Coles Herb R.O.T.C. Oiicers' Club, Junior and Senior Honor Clubs, Biology Club, Attendance Of- fice, Hall Guard, Student Board, Tau Pi Alpha, Caralyzers, Srar History. DOROTHY NOVAK Gnllistvl -,Now Bowenize Sales Manager, Treasurer Jacker Girls, Order of the Lyre Sec., Sec. Pep Girls, Cazalyzers, Prom Senior Girls' Council, Star Alpha, Honor Club RAYMOND M, MADURA RAYMOND MARSCHAK 'WILLIAM MAYLONE Gallirlrl Bill Foozbal Team, Caulyzers, Vice-Pres. Cata- ly1ers, junior Honor Club, Senior Honor Club, Bowen Arrow Salesman, Prom Com- mizree, Bowrnire SraE, Srar History. BEVERLY MERCIER Gallistrl .fhtn G.A.A., Biology Club, Cazalyzers. MARY MITROFF Thorp Mmy National Honor Sociery 43-314, Sur Hisrnry l,2, Bowenite Sufi, Order of the Lyre, Tau Pi Alpha, Hall Guard, Senior Girls' Council, Senior Award Commiuce, Pan American Club, Girls' Glee Club. GENEVIEVE NAIMOLI Taylor Sln'r Spanish Club, G.A.A., Order of the Lyre, Bowenile Salesman, 'Hall Guard, Senior Girls' Council, Sump Salesman. jacker Girls, Tau Pi Alpha. RUTH NEETZ Galliili-I Ruthie Honor Club, Order of the Lyre Vice-Pres., zinmging Editor of Arrow, Caxalyzers, co- Chairman Commencemenr Comrninee, jacker Girls, Pep Girls, Sur Hisrory I, Star English 5 and 6, Sxudenz Board. MOLLY NOVOSEL Taylor fiNo,,y., G.A.A., Senior Girls' Council, Music Club, Commercial Club, Hall Guard, Caralyzers, Scar History. .a .. if , HENRIETTA NOWICKI Coles Hrnir G.A.A., Girls' Chorus, Senior Girls' Council, Order of the Lyre, Pan American Club, Tau Pi Alpha, ossce worker. ROSE PAKASKI M-:rib Run G.A.A., Commercial Club, Music Club. Gym Service, Chorus, Hall Guard, Stamp Sales- man, Senior Girls' Council. KENNETH PAUL Taylor .-.I,,,U,,, Honor Club, Commercial Club, Hall Guard, Music Club, Game Club. MARIE PEYOVICH Phil Sln-ridim Junior Honor Club, Senior Honor Club, Senior Girls' Council, Pan American Club, Hall Guard, Office Worker, Tau Pi Alpha, Bowen Arrow Sraff, Gym'Service. BETTY PILTAVER Taylor Beth-a Senior Girls' Council, Sxudeut Board Repre- sentative, G,A.A,, Hall Guard, R.C.A., Twigs, Bowen Buds, Commercial Club, Library Club, Office Club. Charm Club. SOPHIE POULOS Henry Clay .-Snphu G.A.A., Pep Girls, Jacket Girls, Senior Girls' Council, Pan American Club, Junior Honor Club, Tzu Pi Alpha, Srar History I and 2, Bowenite Accountanr, Olfice Club. BEN J. Rios Gomprrs Hrmifmw' k.o.T.c. cider captain, Picked Platoon, ar- habanm. squid, ur. e iogamsiaun alma, Biology Club. EVERETT SARTAIN Taylor i ? .ir-,., TOMORROW Vvling wisely Af fbi' poll. DOROTHY OLSON Gullirrrl Ols Honor Club 5 semesters, Prom Committee Treasurer, Order of the Lyre Trcas., Third Page Editor of Arrow. Pep Girls, jacket Girls, Tau Pi Alpha, Office Club, Star English, Catalyzcrs. JOANNE PAPPAS Phil Sbrrillun vlan G.A.A., R.C.A., Senior Girls' Council, Com- mercial Club Pres., Hall Guard, Bcwenitc Salesman, Gym Service, Music Club, Library Club. FLORENCE PELOZA Fbll Sheridan NFIDU K French Club, Caralyzers, Tau Pi Alpha, Senior Girls' Council, G.A.A., Girls' Chorus, Hall Guard. MARGARET PILCHARD Plzil Sfyerizian Milly G.A.A, Letter Girl, Student Board Ser., Na- tional Honor Sociezy, Order of the Lyre Pres., Pep Girls, Jacket Girls, junior and Senior Honor Clubs, Editor of Bowenite, Cntalyzcrs, Tau Pi Alpha. CAROLYN POLJAK Clay Cumli ' National Honor Society, Student Board Rep., Treasurer Honor Club, Sec. Bowen Buds, Hall Guard Captain, Library Club, Senior Girls' Council, jacket Girls, Girls' Chorus, Bowen- ire Staff lCo-editorj. GLENN PUSCH Gallistel Push Visual Education Club, Branch Bicycle Club, Cross Country Track Team '41, indoor Track '41, Outdoor Track '41, Mixed Chorus, Cata- lyzers, Picked Platoon '42-'45, Senior Honor Club, Hall Guard. DORIS SANDERS Hrltry Clay SamIy Class Treasurer, National Honor Society, junior Honor Club. Senior Honor Club, G.A.A., Red Cross, Polish Club, Senior Girls' Council, jacket Girls, Attendance OlTice. VIRGINIA SHEEMOON Brigb! rrvirs-r Charm Club, Library Club, Treasurer of Senior Girls' Council, Bowenite Salesman, Hall Guard, jacket Girls, Srar History, Star lzoglirlr, mo American clolr, Biology Club. Flu-iNKlls SMITH lilorror G.A,A.. sroior Girls' coooril, crrrlyrorr. IRENE SODERLIND Coles Qrr.-nr-i Pro Girls, Order of rlio Lyre, Bowen Arrow liroorrrr, ,locker Girlr, G.A.A., Star Hirrory, Snr English 3,-LI, Milizary Ball Queen, Caulyzers. PAUL SPENCER Worrell Biology Club, Caralyzcrs, Football Manager '42-'43, Mixed Chorus, Hall Guard. Sn'rm5 Girls' Chorus Vice ' cs., lac irls, Pep Girls, Library Vicar- ' . Senior Girls' Council, Sur s ary 1, ogy Club, T.P.A., GRACE SXVANSON rm: Hall Guard, axalyzers. MARILYN TAGTMEYER Mann National Honor Society. junior and Senior Honor Club, G.A.A, Board, G.A.A. Lerner Girls, Jacket Girls, Sur English 3,4,S,6, Bi- ology Club, Senior Girls' Council, Library Club, Pan Ameriun Club. lurlx TECLAW Colrr Ritz sror English z,p, solo-Door, Girls' clroror, Order of rho l.yro, looior Horror Club, cirr- lyrrrr, G.A.A., Senior Girls' Council, Tau Pi Alplm, Pro American Club. TODAY Wi' kllllll' fbul Grmhmriou brings. CARMELLA SCIANNI Taylor ELEANOR SKIBINSKI Cole: GEORGE SMITH Wufren 1 TEENA SPASOFF Thorp Star English J,-b,S,6, Sur Hisxory l,2, Senior Girls' Council, Order of :he Lyre, Bowcnine Staff, National Honor Society, junior-Srnior Honor Club, Tau 'ri Alolir, l-nil Gorrrl, G,A.A. EVA SUZUKOVIC Marsh rlnwr. Senior Girls Council, GAA., cororooroirl Giro, Hill Guard, Bowcnirc srlrrrrrrri, laowro Arrow silrrorro, Music Club, ESTHER SYZJKA Clay Hall Guard, Attendance Office, Oifice Helper, Senior Girls' Council, Polish Club, G.A.A., Jsckrr Girls. JUNE TAYLOR Munn G.A.A., Sub-Debs, Senior Girls' Council, Bi- ology Club, Pan Amcrican Club, Junior Honor cirrb. srir lsrglirlr, BETTY TISZA Brigllf rrrizry National Honor Socicxy, Senior Honor Club, junior Honor Club, Vice-Pres. Senior Girls' Council, Sur English, 'I'.lu Pi Alpha, Bowenire Salesxnan, Mixed Chorus, Pap Girls, G,A.A. GLEE TOBIN Taylor Bowenire Staff, Hall Guard Captain, Bowen Arrow Szlesman, Tau Pi Alplu, Catzlyzers, Biology Club, G,A.A., Senior Girls' Council, Sur U.S, History, Student Board. EVELYN WALCZAK Coles rrEn,., G,A.A., Mixed clioriir, Girls' clioriir, orfirr Worker, Hull Guard, Poo Aroorioro cloli, Senior Girls' Council, Star English 5, Student Board. GRACE WESTERDAHL Taylor lVz'sIy Order of the Lyrc, Pep Girls, Star English s uid s, Hall Guards, G.A,A., Horror Club, Bowrriirr Omoo zilooogrr, Historical Com- mittee, Senior Girls' Council, Cntalyzcrs. LORETTA XVOZNIAK Sullii-im rrwozyo Mixed Chorus, Office Help, Hall Guards, G.A.A., Catxlyzers, Latin Club, Library Club. BERNARD E. ZALEWSKI Sullilun Bi'rnir Ll. Cul. R,0.T.C., Officers Club, Movie Club, N,C.O. Club. l ir or JOSEPH vlolvula Taylor Ulm., , Class President, Foorbrill, National Honor So- ciety. Hall Guard, Honor Club, Star History l,2, Star English e, sriiaror nooril, r. r of Q ' r, r 'a ' i l f , I K' LORETTA WALSKO Clay W , ji. , X Biology Club, Arroriaiooo olrior, oeiiro Hrlo, , T . Senior Girls' Council, G.A.A., Red Cross, ' Q, P 3' , ' Bowenire sros. 1 ,' . Q i' :T ' . wif? ff wi 45: I V l 'J Q- ' . GRACE WLAZIK clry ' Q-Glo' . rolirli cloli, G.A.A., Bora, Hall Goora, Ar- i, 'rf 'Nd tend.uu:e Olficc Worker, Red Cross, Senior 'Y '11, ' Q Q i Girls' Council. 55. ' 55: :H W ' Q' ,, -m . v f in -1 i .' K-oo rg. r M, A r ' Q.!'l'xE :- ' Q-4:. f,::' ,yi 42:23, ' YVONNE YUGOVICH Brigh! 'ii' ' Ml 'Q 'ii2,,ff mob Q Q ' -,,', 'fog G.A.A,, iliirio Club. Lilirrry, Girls' Chorus, ii- . if - ., ,553 Order of rlir Lyrc, Hall Guard, Senior Girls' W -. - 3-QQ-'f Council. if, H ' fi? I . . ......., , V . L so ..,, 5 r 339- M K 'yi 1 Q ' TOMORROW i, . A fimr' for svri- jh ft o -. ous f' 'A Tbougblx and ' ll'i' . . ' lhmgs. CAMERA SHY Fred Vierko Ronald Fcndon Frank Esposito Melvin Szymanski Ramona Terakowski 'F 5. -CD11-li 55511 CDHHFIIQHHSZ CDCDPEG. g'Xc-91 H-:ls thai' 'fha ki Cvnicaf, Q5 X. X, Kr No-ai, A Sdhuol S Best N , fxbhxi 't -J .f i N wx Wig I 'f . Ag. if .., N f my 1 GcW.,.., Q 1 y .'-- nw, -EV nf- ' , be , . V 'A xx. .01 N A ni '. J ' ' Sw ff xiii, , HS X' Qh.A,...y. V , W Sip.-nav? E gl, .1'., ii .i wg ,-:. LE, ct, Cx-ww. ' ' f Sx-.. ,.Qx.??'e :K as . , 1 f' Bus!-di - , X Q'Q V': S..-...m 'fp Last Will and Testament We the members of the February class one thousand nine hundred forty-five of the James H. Bowen High School, being of sound mind and body do hereby devise, formulate, and declare this our Last Will and Testament: Item One:-We bequeath to the Freshmen our loyal school spirit, our beautiful swimming pool and all the helping words and advice given us by the faculty. Item Two:-To the Sophomores we leave the power to Razz the freshies, and private use of the elevators at the west end of the corridors. Item Tlmrcez-We likewise leave to the juniors our time-worn excuses, battered coursebooks fplus the gradesj, the dignity and distinction of being a senior plus the sole ownership and use of the first floor lockers. Item Four:-To the principal and faculty we bequeath our respect and admira- tion, also our deepest gratitude and appreciation for their many words, habits, manners, characteristics, and expressions providing an incentive spurring us on to greater achievements. Julia Mazzocco . Lee Eatto . . .. .......To my brother Jimmie I will my civic headaches. of June 1945. I will all my good luck to the coming graduation class Ray Forstrom .,... .- ......... ,.,. I will - - - or willI fill fjokej Doris Engstrom I will my first floor locker and my Guitteau to Jeanne Aronson. Bernard Zalewski ..,. -..-, .,,... I will my love and kisses to my many wives and sweet- Margaret Lewis ....,. June Taylor ,,.,,, ,Ielna Carr Mary Mitroff Edmund Jaronski .... Yvonne Yugovich .. Catherine Challis ,.., William Maylone ..,. Marie Peyovich ,,..,. Violet johnson .,.... Bill Gallagher ,,,,,,.,.. Florence MacPherson .,.,....... Eleanor Alaga ,,.,,,,.,,, M.--- Paul Spencer .,..,,,, . Ellen Engman ,.,,..,, Marian johnson ..,... Benjamin Rios ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Dorothy Novak ........ - ......... onnie Marco ...... orma Capporelli .,,,,,,,,,,,.,.,, .4 hearts here in Bowen. .I will all my good luck to my sister Mary. .I will my gym suit to Joan Fopeano. ..........I will my undying interest in school and my scholastic ability to anyone who doesn't need it. The picture of my favorite movie star I will to my cousin Frances Stoynoff. . ....... I will my drawing desk and Mr. Gelling to some freshman who is interested in Mechanical Drawing. I will my shyness to an incoming freshie. will all my knowledge of History and my Guitteau to the coming History students. .To mv sister I will my Guitteau, and I hope it brings her more luck than it brought me. My beautiful new, black gum shoes I will to whoever wants them. -- ..... To thi- next group that sits at our lunch table, I will all the fun I had there. . ., .,.... I will my fself-appointedl position as chief arguer in Civics, to any old Freshie ! ! ! .My good old Guitteau I will to Joyce Kaveny. To Betty Marschke I will my locker l0I6. My interesting QQ Gitto I will to Miss Parker. ,I will my division teacher to some other senior. .I will my dilapidated shorthand dictionary to Darlene Kelly. .To my sister I will my history and civics seats. .II will my rank to the best officer in the ROTC. .The third hook in locker 1018 I will to Jo Quanstrom. .I will my Bowen sweater to my cousin, Nancy Manes. .I will my Happy Bowen days to the fteshies. JUG Vldmllr ...-. - .--- M..---...The work of class president I willii ' -ithe next senior president. M ' Grace Westerdahl ..... .......... I will all my good times at Bo .tggllqrenming Freshics Dolores Bagrowski ...... .,.,.I will my place in the cafete 7 'ne' , lf . 1ii':iqsz-.-3, ., . 4- 31: :gr s f M l .-'Vat lv- '-'hmfflllwili elk--' i ' viii z L,-5 T .verify-f' 1l - rv Senior Conlmittees PROM George Zabka. Clmirman Stanley Wierzbecky' john Siadak Lorraine Sroczynski Diana Cladis Jeanne Oliver Verlin Guffrc Virginia Lewandowski Barbara I-Iaclrych Eugene Andrejcwski COMMENCEMENT Virginia Ruszel, Cbuirmall Marcenc Johnson Ted Pictrzak john Potocki Annabelle Olson Carol Taylor Betty Jane Martin Shirley Bergstedt Virginia Elwess Rose Ann Cabon AWARD Shirlw Brayshaw, Cbnirmnu Lorraine Chojnaelti Bob Wilkenson Ian Campbell Darlene Kelly Raymond Durkin Edward Pokornowski Anthony Fritz Shirley Smith Phyllis Hollar FLOWER AND MOTTO ' Myrtle Berglund, Chairman Edward Casich Henry Krzyniak Georgia Zabka Madeline Joseph Donald Kahn Lupe Hernandez Helen Morrisette Frieda Starcevich Eugene Gawcl SOCIAL Elvira Iglewslti, Chairman Lois O'Brien Ruth Youngstrom Patricia Freeman joe Maga Celine Helminski Lois Carlson Dorothy Dust Bruno Ziolkowski Therese Pyrzynski HISTORICAL Esther Suszynski, Clvuirnmn Peter Wyrobek Martha Kramer Mildred Ricketts Josephine Vedigh Betty Lee Marge Elliot Ray Earsman Evelyn Rybecki Ruth Klemm GIFT Esther Sak, Cbairmuv Ralph I-Iwastecki Yvonne Marchi Betty Szymczak Ann Andrews Norman Erickson John Cary Sophie Gcrun Richard Napierkowski FINANCIAL Kay Harrington. Cladirmun Lorraine Bender Florence Furman Dolores Quinn Lucy Ladisich Dorothy Swick Bill Kleister Ann Zdanovich Stella Milovich r 'sf rss-'L ' L? Y T CLASS MOTTO AND FLOWERS - JUNE 119:17 4 Moflo-We Irgrirn it lbc Irrercul lm! for fbe fnlurv. ' ' IflmuP?4Y1'Ilo!Ql Y rosrs and orchid sweet pi-as. ' r 1 1 ,fviff T I . ' is .'. f i M l 4.22 .QQ -'L '. -I ,gasi- LQ,Z4,v 1 ' fw-ii? 46034 . - -ifflvskcdy Class of June 194- f f . MW, Jozef fm. Mixed., We tntofm. f-4 fb, Trrasurrr Vin' Pri-siilrnl Prexidvnl S:-rrffary Bmufnife Eililar KAY HARRI T - ' NG ON ELVIRA IGLEVSKI JOE POPOVICH ESTHER SUSZYNSKI MARGIE OZETICH Let our thoughts wander back to September 1941 when we first entered Bowen. Little did we realize on that day, that within ri few months our country would be plunged into a war that would greatly affect our future. As freshies we immediately tried to get into the Bowen spirit by joining clubs which were open to freshmen, attending the football games, and senior plays. By getting ' h into t e swing of things we hoped that we wouldn't appear so green. But I guess we didn't conceal our greenness for as we walked down the corridor looking for our classes we could hear Huh! Look at the freshies. As sophomores and juniors we realized the importance of education to a warring nation and seriously though of what the future held in store for us. We were seniors then and between acting dignified and keeping our heads out of the clouds we were kept quite busy. 'We did find time, however, for the serious things and some of us received Tau Pi Alpha Keys, Bowen Letters, and a few of us were inducted into the National Honor Society. After senior election our minds turned to thoughts of that wonderful night to come-Our Prom. Wie had a super time that night at the Knickerbocker Hotel in the Rainbow Room. Senior Class Day and Senior Award Assembly flew by and then the long awaited night-Graduation' We were V saddened graduation night by the conspicuous absence of many of the fellows from s class who-left to fight side by side with former Bowenites in the service of opt country. D, ,. .Afv1.,l4l,3 1 BARBARA ANDERSON Caldwell Hub G.A.A., S.G.C.. Jacket Girls, Hall Guard, Sub- Deb Club. JACK BARBEE Culllulrll Rogcr Biology Club, cl. lyzcr JESSE BAUTISTA I. N. Tlmrp Pan American Club, R.O.T.C., N.C.O. Club. THERESA BEDA Phil Sbvrillau ATB.. Pres. G.A.A., Vice-Pres. S.G.C., Vice-Pres. Jacks: Girls, Caralyzcrs, Laurin Club, Lgrrer Girl, Cheer Leader, Mixed Chorus, Srudcnt Board, Hall Guard. MARGARET BENKO W. I Ii:-dn Marg S.G.C., G.A.A., Mixed Gllbfu. X ,Rf X N 7 1 N M' , NR 'NN SHIRLEY RUTH E STEDT Gullixlrl ,.Lt,r.. A National Honor , Junior Senior Honor Club, Star Engl' SK ,H , Hall Guards, Omce C b ha C , ixed Chorus, G,A.A., N DORIS IRENE BLANCK Gnllisltl ADDU., Office Club, Library Club. Charm Club, Hall Guzrds, junior Honor Club, G.A.A., S.G.C., T.P.A., R.C.A., Stamp Salesman. Q lwnlgkl -Q . D-' lvf A 'N ' ,J TODAY Dreams of the Svuior pro1m'ml1lz'. JANE ADIELONG Mlrfitvn lalli4 ' Pres. oQ lacks: Girls, S.G.C., G.A.A., Hall Guard, Bowenire Salesman, Bowen Arrow Salcsrumn, Pan American Club, Mixed Chorus, Cheer Lender, Srudcnr Board Representative, ANN SHIRLEY ANDREWS swf.: HM: xml s.G.c., jackez Girls, Pan Amcricsn Club, G.A.A., Travel Club, Hall Guard, Biology cl.. Honor club, llllldc Club. . ,losBl1lllNB ANN BARICEVICH mb,- 1. N. Thorp s.G.c., G.A.A., Mixed Chorus, Biology Club, min Club, sm Bllgllsll. - lf .- ,. ,lol-lN ROBERT BAYLIS Cdldwell ,.,,H... Wrestling Team, Caulyzcrs, Buwcn Band, Hall Guard, Biology Clu , R.o,'r.c. . flahf LORRAlNE BENDER Phil Sllllrillull Bumll'r S,G.C., GAA., ,linker Girls, Srudcnr Blmnl. Hall Guard, Ballldgy Club, Pm Anldflm Club. sm Engl' lb jjgala, MYRTLE BERGLUND Horan' Mann Mui Lcucr Girls, Pep Girls, Order of the Lyrc. Canlyzers, G.A.A., Star English, Hall Guards, S.G.C., Girls Clmrus, Biolugy Club. JEANNE MAIUE BILLICK sr. Blix. ll-lmif G.A.A., s.G.c., Bum.. Arrow surf. WWW BLONDB A Club, G.A.A.. Leaders Club r English, Sub- LORRAINE BLONSKI Phil Slnrillan Blonxki c.A.A., num sms, Bowenite nw. Biology Club, s.o.c Lo J JEFFERY BOYED fflurk.. Track Team, Wrestling Team, Club. ROBERT BRETZ .-.Bohn Slmnln Pam American . Bright Caulyzcrs. Biology Club, Wrestling Tug. DANIEL BROWN Bran-n Plzil Slfrrirlun Hall Guard, Biology Club, Catalyzers, Wrest- ling Team, Baslter Ball. lRlS BUOSCIO W'r:lrlu'Jlrr, lml. nl.. G.A.A.. C.it:ly'1crs. Gym Service. Hall Guards. I . BAJD ADELINE R. BYSTRZYCKI Brallwrll All S.G.C., G.A.A.. Junior Honor Club. Hall Guard. Polish Club, Star English. . ip IAN CAMPBELL Wurrm Arfbir Bowen Arrow Sraff, Caulyze , A., Star English, Star Hist FrenCh b l.QlS CARLSON Gnllixlvl nldnu junior Honor Club, G.A.A., S.G.C., Hall Guard, Charm Club. Office Arrow Sufi, Library Club, Girls' Chorus, R.C.A. if Club. Bowen TOMORROW Plans nr li c VIRGIL PAUL BOCIAN Sl. Fnznrir Dr Sale: Bowser Football Team, Biology Club. SHIRLEE BRAYSHAW Gallixtel Ill.n ' Pres. Office Club, Librry Club, Hall Guard, Commercial Club. G.A.A.. S.G.C.. Mixed Clmrus, Junior Sc Senior Honor Club, Editor nf Twigs, Bowenize Salesman. HETTE MAE BRINKER Hrilrlrbrm Miz'k1'y G.A.A., ruler of the RITA MAE BRZYCKI Bright ..Ri',.. G.A.A., Hall Guard, Girls' Chorus, T.P.A., S.G.C., junior Honor Club, Commercial Club, R.C.A. 7'--noe., IELEANOR BUTTALA lmmanucl Lutbrun Treas. S,G.C., jacks: Girls. Hall Guard, G.A.A., Bt-wun Arrow Salesman. Mixed Chorus. DOROTHY J. CAMERON Caldwell Darkly S.G,C., G,A.A.. Pan American Club. Biology Club, Hall Guard, Music Club, VERA CAPPARELLI il rriilan WVU,- Mixed Cliorus, . , T i s, Pres. of Charm Club, Library , H Guards, Bowen Arrow ep. . .A., Gi s' Cliorus, S.G.C. yew! i Huflpllu sr mmlv. 1l J1Al Tw: ,fy-fiw , i Q i 1- .K1,hflQ'L. i li AOHN TH AS CARH Marxb ' lark 4 i sr-imi.Ev cnumiwsici gf, Mi,b,,,i curl.llrr G.A.A., Latin Club, Library wnixrd Chorus, Hall VIRGINIA cl-xuvlco g,,m.i.,,, nmi.i,-'- Junior Honor Club, I-mi Girard, Library Club, Mimi Chorus, niiwmirr Salesman, G.A.A. DIANA CLADIS Thorp SborIy Biology Club, Senior 5: junior Honor Club, Caralyzers. Tau Pi Alpha Key, Vice-president G.A.A,, Lrrrrr Girls, Order of Lyre, S.G,C., Prom Con-iminee, Star English, 4,5,6. ' HELEN E. CZARNECKI Snr:-lx lmmu lah Cnnreplinu G.A,A-, S.G.C.. ll Gu Klarin Club, Mixed Clio: , S r rsi, ,3,4,5,5, Sub. Dehs. Srurlhzi 'n d. MARGAR? DOLINSKI Hrllry Clmj Mrrgr 6f Caralyzcrs, Sub-Debs, Mixed Chorus, Hall ciirrd, G.A.A., niaiiigy club, Grrriirir Club, DAISY DOPUDJA Pbil sbrridw rrmzir G,A.A., Sur 5816, S,G.C., Student Bolhd. Pres. Honor Cl , Mixed Chorus, Hall Office C 'vClnrm Cluh.3lBowen TODAY Cbrvring rm fb: S0-yard line. . nose ANNE CAAON sirliiwir Honor Club. Bowen Orchestra an nina, Mimi Chorus, G,A.A,, Jrrirrr Girls, s.c.c., Hall Guard, Spanish Club, Latin Club. 1-Gif EDWARD CASKICH Phil Sbrridan .,Ed.. Flower 5: Mono Comniirree, Biology Club. Pan Amcrican Club. LoimAiNE J. CHOJNACKI sir sz. Mrry Mrrgiiririrr sririrr ir Junior Horror Club, S.G.C., Jrrkrr Girls, G.A.A,, Catalyzers, Biology cirib, Polish ciiib, Hrii Girard. Star lzririirii, siiirnrbr. ROSALIE ANNETTE CXTTA Horace Mum rrcityir G.A.A., Jacks! Girls, Leaders Club, Bowen Arrow Sralf, Sub-Dehs, Hall Guard, Bowenir: Salesman. ZENA CLADI5 Tborp Caralyzers, Bowan Arrow Sralf, S.G.C,, Order of :he Lyra, Tau Pi Alpha, G.A.A-. Snr English, 3,4,S,6, Hall Guard, Girls' Chorus, Vice-president of Honor Club. Phil Sheridan Club, Cacalyun. DOMZALSKI sf. Mary Mrgmrrrr EUGENIE DORASH Gm Star English, G.A.A., OFfice Club. R.C.A., Hall Guard, S.G.C. . 'r lolm L. Mimb .4 il K 1. , 1 W' ' F ' x X , ...A RAYMOND DUR IN St. Michael HRW., Baskerbawrar s , Award Commirrre. QW KENNETH WILLIAM Dusl' sfrbl.-Inn, R.O.T.C., Branch Twigs, Biology Club. sln- aenr lannfa, Hall anna, Tau Pi Alpha, Game clnh, Bowen Arrow Salesman. DORIS EVELYN ELLIOTT Allzlurlm Rein-I G.A.A., Senior Girls' Council, Tau Pi Alpha. PATRICIA ELLIS Hunrrz- Munn .rpnn Tau Pi Alpha Key, Czprain Cheerleaders, Studs-nI Board Sccrerary, Order of :hc Lyrc, junior Honor Club, Srar English ZB, ZA, SB. JA. Bowenite Salesmanager, S.P.Q.R. Secre- rary, G.A.A, LOIS LORRAINE ENGEL Belblf-bam Leaders Club, G,A.A.. S.G.C., Caralyzers, Hall Guard. LOIIIIAINE FELTENBERGER Wfarrru GAA.. Hall Guard, S.G.C., 'nn Pi Alpha. Gyn. sm-Ice. DOLORES FINLON Sr, Puhiclx Dr Dr Lenders Club, G,A.A. Board, Sur English, Sub4Dc-bs, Carnlylers, Pan American Club, G.A.A., Stamp Salesman, Biology Club, PATRICIA FREEMAN Cullluvll Pol S.c:.C., Social Committee, Tau Pi Alpha, G.A7A., ahh' Chorus, Ian Annl-lun club, -ll2Guard. ' , X147 fu fl -Q B TOMORROW F nl filling au Ambifiou QI f-F9 DOROTHY DUST Gallixlcl nn, Sur English, Pan American Club, Tau Pi Alpha, Senior Girls' Council, G,A.A., Bowen- irc Salcsniali. RAYMOND j. EARSMAN Gullirtzl MI'lI'iu Senior and Junior Honor Club, Caralyzcrs, Hall Guard. Srar English. Srar Hisrnry. hIAl1clalu' ELLIOTT rqlnf Filing.- Senior nn.I Junior Honor Club, G.A.A,, cm- I,-ms, onlne Club, Library Club, Mixed Clmrus. s.G.c., sm English, Srar Hixrory, Hisruricil Committee. VIRGINIA FLORENCE ELWESS Gllllisirl Ginny junior and Senior Honor Club, Mixed Chorus, Tin Pi Alpha. Library Club, Odice Club, Comnlencemenr Cnniniirrec, G.A.A., Star Eng- lish Star UIS. Hisrory, Senior Girls' Council. 'gnc nJ..J..f, J. NORMAN A. ERIKSON arrtn Nm-ln E Hall Guard. I VERNA FlNKBEIN Phil Sheridan Burmu jacker Girls, s. .. Pin American Club, Otfice Clu all Guard Capuin, Mixed Chopagl . .A., Sranlp snlennnn, 'rin Pi Ajpvlia, Jn! MARIE ANN FLOREK Sl. Florian Mae M ir s.G.c., G.A.A., I-Inll cmd, Biology Club, Polish Club, H'-' Q , Q I 1 lil.,,.,s.i1frrgg. ANTHONY WALTER PRITZ Sl. Aullrrn' Frilz Award Committee, Polish Club, Hall Guard. BETTY GALVIN :limb Qirrriifw Caulyzcrs, G.A.A,, s.o.c., Hall Guard, oflirr Worker, lsirlliw cliilr. STACIA KAY GARGAS Clay Gary-aux Letter Girls, G.A.A., T.P.A., S,G.C., Hall Guard, Girls Chorus, Charm Club, Library Club. Office Club, Red Cross Club. EUGENE WILLIAM GAWEL 1. zllirlirrl crm- lflr.i-,rr a inrirrrr. Mrk J JM 'l GERTRUDE GETZLAFF Gnllirhl Grr1ir junior Honor Club, Student Board Sec., Mixed Chorus, GA.A S.G C. Hall Guzrd Librar ' -1 A t v Y Club. Parr American cliilr. VICTOR S. GRENDA Sl, Bmuillura wr-' Cnralyzers, Polish cliilr, N.C,O., Visual nil. BARBARA HADRYCH Sulliwn 'lamr' G.A.A.. Pan American Club, Bowen Orches- rrz, Prom Committee S.G.C. r 5 F xii, , .. 'rl 'I if '3 '1. , ,. 3 TODAY Claxxnmlvs srrl ing 111 Um Sam'x forms. Ljclaw flurry, JOHN FREESE Calliultll rrlurkr. Hall Guard, Visual Education Club, Picked Platoon, Student Board, Mixed Chorus, Bowen Arrow Salesman, Pan American Club, Carr Iyrers. lsiulugy Club. FLORENCE FURMAN Flo llrrllnlrtlluh' Cmlrrblivll Letter Girls, T.P.A., S.G.C., G.A.A., Jacket Girls, mn American Club, Bowen Arrow Salesman, Bowenite Silcsnlan, Hall Guard, Gym Syrllice. ELVINO GANZ Warrfn BMO Cntalyvers. 1 . ERNEST GARRETANO Wanm Ernie SOPHIE GERUN Marsh sri, arm srriiirr it lirriirir Honor Club, Catalyzcrs, src. of Letter Girls, s.c.c.. oifr cirrrirriirrrr. G.A.A. laiiirrl, Star liriglirli, srir History, rrriirli Club, Hill Giriril. VERLIN W. GIUFFRE Cnhludl CurbaIl French Club. Catalyzers, Star English. Star U.s. History, Picked Platoon, Junior Honor Club, JOHN L. GROGNO Tllarp CHESTER 'HARCZYNSKI Phil Sbrrillan Cher Bo s' Chorus, Mixed Cl'mKuS, Junior Club, c alyzcrs,HallGumrd. rr , V I qc xl-l KAY HARRINGTON Sf. Krrins Kllif ' Treas. of Senior Class, Caulyzers, Biology Club, R.C.A., G.A.A., S.G.C., jacket Girls, Office Worker, Girls Chorus, Financial Com- miucc Chairman. KATHERINE HECIMOVICH Marsh nxuy., G.A.A-. S.G.C. CELINE HELMINSKI . zsfnfvngh,-I.-,I Rn mn ju 8: S i o u u y ers: san ylcl-Trim an- n n yn. ill . 1 -in ' f ,ng1'sn, s innfy. PD in nb, ren Girls ww PETER HLUsKo Henry Clay Russian Swimming Team. Catalyzers, Leuormen. JAMES HULTGREN Gullislrl num., Bowen Band, Track Tenn, Catalyzers, Orches- tra, Sxudem Board Treas.. Brass Ensemble, Spanish club, nnys' cnnnn, Hall anna, T,P.A. RALPH HWASTECKI Hnrry clny Murphy National Honor Sociery, Jr. I!! Sr. Honor Club, Catalyzers, Football Team, Wresrling Team, Hall Guard, Morion Picture Club. eg-dsx' www- as ROBERT JACKSON Gullixh-I Colonel Swimming Team Caulyzers, Leuernu-n, Mixed Chorus. ROBERT JENSEN Calrx Bob Bowling Team, Biology Club, sn-innnnng Tun., Star English. w A N , 7, , . . 1 I ,, fx? - 1,96 gf'-f ROBERT HART Sl. Tbunux nnabn Caralyzers Biology Club. CLARA HEJMANOWSKI Wimly Irmmu-ulafr Concephbn Ca-ralyzers, Biology Club, junior B! Senior Honor Club, G.A.A.. Polish Club, S.G.C., Hall Guard, Star English, Girls' Chorus, Bowenirc Snail LUPE HERNANDEZ Thorp G.A.A.. S.G.C,. Pan American Club. PHYLLIS HOLLAR Warren Plril G.A.A.. S.G.C., Award Commirree, Bowenire Suki. Bowen Arrow Stall Library Club. Office Club, TOM HURYSZ Tnylllr Vice-Pres. Caralyzers, Pres, Srudcnr Board, Honor clnb, R.c.A.. Swimming Tenn, ni. ology Club, nnwnnne suit, nnwen Arrow Staff, Hall Guard, Visual Ed. ELVlRAJ2l:EWSK Mary Mugdaltne I1mkgv Nariona r Sociery, ViEEYh:s. Sr. Class, Bowen Band, n Qrchen Cazalyzcrx, Jacket Girls, Pep S.G.C., iology Club, T.P.A, TTL' DOROTHY ,IENDRAL Cola General S.G.C., jacket Girls, G.A.A., Junior and Senior Honor Club. Sub-Dcbs, Sump Salesman, Star Hnnny, Hall Guard. TJ-.A. TOMORROW H erurx bome again Q, X Navigating new . Y- tg- QR l'u1lrx1'S. , 5, ' ' ., Q5 rr ,,: X lb ara' Hn, f' :mm ui-lLntberim G. ., . . , 'is y rib, German Club, G GL1 lk mmzjoiue Jormsor G.1llm.'l Murgir Library Club, Junior Honor Club, Hull cmd, G.A.A., charm Club, Bowling Club, R.c.A., Motion Picture Club. W'ILLlAM F. JONES lzllurll Bill Tennis Team, Srudent Bo rd P e ,immiug Team, Camlyzers, B lngy ludlkmnn Cl T.I'.A.. Treas. M' Ch rus, , l Fire Ma nl n- f'd l L PHYLLIS FRAY JOS juli: Hour l'lzyll G.A.A.. Mixed Chorus. EUGENE KAMINSKI Sullivan Gmr Junior Honor cms, Tmvel Club, cmiyms, Hall Guard, n.o.T.c,, now. Afmw Sales- man. swam uma. ROBERT ERNEST KASISKE Cnlilwrll ifsab., Bowen Arrow Sufi, Bowen Band, Track Tum, Carmlyzers, Biology club. Pin Ameri- nn Club, N.C.O. Club, Picked Pluoon, Bow- cnite Staff, S r History. f ,, ,fy 4, WALTER KAZMIEROXVSKI Fuiry lmnlarululr Conrrpfiou Calalyzu Sec. of Library Club, Pan Ameri- can Clu gamp Salesman. 4. .s - TODAY Sparring school 1-mblems Awanlvd for mcrii. Q ax IRENE JEVICH Thor? ,.'N,ii Senior and junior Honor Club, Pep Girls, jacket Girls. Leuer Girls. Pan American Club, S.G.C.. G.A.A., Sur U.S. History, Biology Club. Bow:-nite Salesman. MARCENE JOHNSON Gullixlvl Dnil.1li Narinnal Honor Society, junior and Senior Honor Club, T.P.A. Key. Student Board, Treas. of Pep Girls, jacket Girls. Bowen Arrow Salesman, Mixed Chorus, Hall Guard, Sur English S az 4-. ANNA AUGUSTINE JONES Thorp GA.A., Girls' Chorus, S.G.C.. Hall Gund- Pnn American Club. Mnmauzis M. Jossm Lripxic immaf hm. om., mn Guard, G.A.A., smiugy Club, Bowen Band, S.G.C., Office Club. Subqb inbsggdxg . noxnw RICHARD KAHN Mfxay nm,-' um. mm, Picked 1-umm. cr-nss1-an xumvnusrci com ..KUp.. Caulyzers, N.C.O., va ked Prim. I ' f ,Lo 1 rx... ff V 1 , , 'Qf'. 01, V anmrnma E. i-:mms Henry cm o.-fry Library Club. G.A.A., s.o.c., sub-Deb.. f mamma c. KELLY , anim.: Cburlh- V h junior Honor Club. Sec. of Honor Club, Mixed Chorui' Hall Guard, Library Club? G.A.A., S.G.C., Student Board, Sec. of Slu- dem Baird. Sur English s lk e. '-Q.. . -in ly . , i f., Fr - r v gi ROBERTA KEMOCK Pllil Slvrriffan Sissy G.A.A., S.G.C. WILLIAM H. E. KLEISTER Bill lmmauurl Lnfbenm Letter Mens Club, Catalyzers, Swimming Club, Financial Committee. RUTH E. KLEMM Brlbltbelrx Luilrrrun Klrmmir G.A.A. Letter Girls, Catalyzers, Glee Club. Choral Club, Leaders Club, T.P.A., Biology Club, Latin Club, Historical Committee, S.G.C. JUNE ALICE KOHLHOF Culpy Bonnie S. G. C., Girls' Chorus, G.A.A., Biology Club, T.P.A., Sub-Dabs. EVELYN KOSCIELSKI Sf. Mary Mugllalrru' HENH G.A.A., sub-Dabs, Czulylers, Biology Club, s.c.c. ADELINE KOZLOWSKI Plail Sblridlrl Delhi G,A.A., S.G.C., Polish Club, Biology Club. ERNEST ERICH KRAUSE Pbil Slzvriaflvl Emir Swimming Tram, Boys' Chorus, Cntalyzers. ROSEMARY KIMBEL Sl. Kevin: Kimbf-I Pres. of G.A.A., G.A.A. Board, Pep Girls, jacket Girls, Sub-Dcbs, Student Guide, Stu- Leaders Club W dent Board, Sur Englih 45.6, Catalyz , DOLORES MARIE KLEKOWICKI Klz'r'mlL'iL'ki Irnmdrillafc Cnmftplinlr Pep Girls, Order of the Lyrc, G.A.A., S.G.C., Girls' Clmrus. BETTY JEAN KNIEPS Horace Munn Catalyzers, S.G.C., G.A.A., Lend- nsrnen Komcm sr. Mcry M.g4.1.-M sway-' G.A.A., SxG.C., Jacket Girls, T.P.A. Q ROBERT KOWALESKI . Kok lmrnaculdr Caucrplion Baseball Tea , Basket BaH Team. KDK BIARTHA E. KRAMER BIalnlir Hrllzlrlnrm Luibrrm National Honor Society, Senior and Junior Honor Clubs, Pan American Club, Catalyzers, Star U.S. History, S.G.C., Historical Com- JOHN KRILICH Tgylay Yuulzu Football, Wrestling Team, Lett:-rmen's Club. s 9 C FLORENCE KRUTZA Clliforuia Twp. UND., nqwe.-an An Edim. G.A.A., s.G.Q TOMORROW R Striving for pros- . periiy gl, And lrarning lo Q, :bare 1 5 1 r-'E ' 6 . fv- L, ,avi . Y? f 1- -, , ,Em Zttee, Biotgy Clui, all Guar G.A.A. 'LAS , Muxit' unilvx us For Viclory, uw' FRANK KUBAS Henry Clay Chubby Football Team. junior and Senior Honor Club, Calalyzers. ESTI-llill KWIATOWSKI Hriiry Clay 'frlfm-.-rr-' junior and Senior Honor Club, G.A.A., s.c.c., cml,-mr, Office Club, Mixed clriiriir, viii American clrli, lsiiiiiigy Club, Bowenite Stall, T.r-.A. MARILYN LAMBERT Brigbl Mar Student Board, National Honor Society, junior and Svnior Honor Club, G.A.A., S.G.C., Pan American Club. Catalyu-rs, Order of the Lyre T.P.A., lxowrrrirr sur. WM ' j LANG Munn ' iz ic T . ent rd, .A., Order of the Lyr ack t ' t ' ls. S.G,C rrow St Caralyzers, s. i . BETTY ROCK LEE Gnllish-I rrliggxir National Honor Society, junior and Senior Honor Club, T.P.A. Key, Student Board, Pep Girls, jacket Girls, Mixed Chorus. Library Club, Hall Guard sur Errglirli. MILDRIED LESTINSKY Thorp Millie G.A,A., S.G.C, VIRGINIA LEWANDOWSKI vii sf. Mary Mrgdrlriif junior and Scnior'Honcr Club, Caralyzerr, T.l1.1i.. jacket Girls, Pr? Girls, s.c..c. Pilhs, Biology Club Student Board, Star is r HENRY KRYZANIAK Hank llnnlliruluh' Carlttpfion Catalyzers, Pan American Club, Latin Club, Biology Club, Flowcr lc Motto Committee, Polish Club. juni H . . .C., Biology Cl . Pan A arf ar English, Bow- JEAN UPF HMIDT Pliivsbrrim an . 1 A rrrirr silrrriii . LUCY Lrmtslcrl Tzmrp Lai, s,c.c., G,A.A., S.P.Q,R.. crrilyrrrr, srrr iairglirii, Biology Club, Jiiriirir Honor Club. BETTY LOU LANE Phil Sbfrillarl Beals jacket Girls, Order of thc Lyre Pres. R Trias., G.A.A., S.G.C., Student Board, Catalyzcrs, Star English Hall Guard, T.P.A., Pan Ameri- can Club. ROBERT LARSON Bradluell Sll'mfr ' : Q, .. WVILIZEQM 'LEIWEBEK ' Galliitcl 'faillw lf Foot ll'lle5mZ 'U Ja r i CASIMER LEWANDOWS l SI.Mirbul Curry Baseball ptain ROBERT LJUNGGREN Gallirhl nach., Pres. Caulyzers, Vice-Pres. Student Board, Wrestling Mgr., Track Mgr., Tennis Visual Ed Letterman, B wgcnite stall. 1. i, W1 ar PZ ri fi. ROBERT LORENZEN Mmvsb ..Bo,,., Caralyzcrs, Biology Club, GENE LDZZI al-fgbr Las l cmlyzm. Biology Club, Bowl.. la....l, Hall Guard. ' PEGGY LYLES mm Manor Vice-Pres. Pep Girls, Vice-Pres. Girls Cliorus. Caralyzers, Order of rlle Lyra. Bowcnite Sulf- Pan American Club, ,lacker Girls, S.G.C., junior .ma swam Honor Club, Snr E..gla.l.. ROSEMARY MAKER SI. Fnmris De Sulrx Rosie G.A.A.. S.G.C., Office Club, Pan American Club. MALVTNA MARCETICH Tnylor nsubt.. Office Club, R.C.A,, Hall Guard, Student Board, Movie Club, G,A.A., Mixed Chorus, Bowling Team. Charm Club. HELEN MARKUSIC Murxll Il'larl3 ' Vice-Pres. National Honor Society. junior and Senior Honor Club, Associate Ediror Bow:-nire Caralyzers. Hall Guards. Office Club, Library Club, S.P.Q.R.. G.A.A.. s.G.c., ROBERT MABSCHKE W'arn'11 Bob Fuorball Tcznl, Caulyzers, Bowling Team, Lerrernun, Honor Club, Track Team. S.P.Q.R. BETTY JANE lVlAllTlN Wa1rl'll -.Bl I... V National Honor Sotivty, Junior and Senior Hum- 'Ilub.lCaulyzers. T.P.A., Commence- --.-... -...arm S.G.C.,, English, Mana Clinrus. Swdenr Board. . -4 l JF' . 'f 'bf ,.- JOSEPH LOZICH Tlylvf s0....y Wrestling Team. Caralyzcrs. EVELYN LUDWIN Sl. Mirbarl Eric Buwcnire Salesman, Bowen Arrow Salesman, Hall Guard Capt., S.G.C., Jacket Girls, T,P.A.. G,A.A., Library Club. JOSEPH MAGA rlmp elm.. Basker Bill Team, Social Commirtce. Pm American Club. ARLENE MANIKOWSKI SS. Pefrr Bl Paul UR., G.A.A.. S.G.C., Mixed Chorus, CHIC: Club. junior Honor Club, Bowenire Salesman, Polish Club. YVONNE MARCHI Plril Sheridan NYM.. G.A.A., S.G.C., Pan American Club. BETTY MARSCHKE Phil Sheridan Burn Mixed cl.0...., cmlyzm, s.G.c.. G.A.A., Library Club, Hall Guard, Biology Club, Bowenirc Salesman. Snr Hisrory, LAURO ilAl1TlNEz 'rbwp swl.........g Tm., s.A.A., s.l'.Q.lx., cmlyws. Biology Club. Bow... nina, Mixed chorus. r-MV Jil.. 'l WW 5 i 1 f. I ,N For van' iii . P ,.,, ' ,4 1 X , A. 1 , .,9,53. i ' S 3' . 1 G' ' WF ei: i Q .. - . ' ,NS Al .,.-1 H .Jugs U Q ,.k I 1, . er . . grim .a,,+.y,' 1-,.r Q3 .,J'1r x.-fs 1 in s .- qi CONSTANCE MEGAS Htnry Clay Cannir G.A,A,, Hall Guard, juniur Honor Club, Pan American Club, Marion Picture Club, Girls' Chorus, Bowen Arrow Salesmzn, Sump Salesman, Bowen Booster. ,IOAN MILLER Briglal Fwy Editor Bowen Arrow, journalism Lenser, Mixed Chorus Letter, Junior Honor Club, Sur English, Cnalyzers. Office Club. G.A.A., S.G.C 'l'.P.A. ' S ELLA MILOVICH Marsh Sian Vice-Pres. Srudenr Board, G.A.A., Pres. Hall Guzrd, Lener Girls, S.G.C., Sec, Mixed Chorus, Pan American Club, Sur English, junior Honor Club, Charm Club. av!- N a..lunfl Mom-' swimming Team, cmlyms, Mana chorus. Hall cima, Czmera Club, nm cimws. STA LEY l . YPQLP1- WL 'll' Nl1::11la1'llIulr Colrrpfiun ,- , xo j LOTTIE IUTZ Taylor lL:Iu- G.A.A.. Hall Guard, S.G.C., Mixed Chorus, Cnralyvers. Girls' Chorus, Charm Club, Com- mercial Club. Music Club, Office Club. lr' N ' ' - ,,,....4 if ,. V K x som-lm NAPARLA Sf, p1,,,f,,, Bubbles G.A.A., S.G.C., Biology Club, Sub-Debs. ' P- fx. I. TODAY Buying a ing lVar bonds and slumpx. . f 'Q ml sav- JEAN MCARTHUR Pbil Sbrri-Inn HMM., Caralyzers, Bowen Band, R.O.T.C. uonorm' Mic:-uu.sm Dun im...-,il..r.' vw..-.-prim. Polish club. o.A,A., soc. VERDA MAE MILLIS Gnllirlvl Skrrlx G,A.A., Biology Club, Hall Guard Capt.. Mixcd Chorus. S.G.C. ROSALIE MINTEK Mini lnmmrulale Cont:-plimr Junior and Senior Hunur Club, T.l'.A., Order of the Lyre. Bowen Arrow Sralf. Pep Girls. jacket Girls, Sur English, Sur History, Cn- elyzers. HELEN MORISETTE St. Pulrick G,A.A., S.G,C,, Mixed Chorus, Junior Honor Club. Srar English. T.l'.A.. Sub-Dabs. THERESA MRUGOw'5Kl Slmrty lmmnculnfe Conception G.A.A., Sub-Delis, S.G.C. NARARDA I uh 1 l i 4 A club.G.A..fOM M' U, Gu,ii . un a Qi, mrus C N, J f 1 flfwlg . , -1,1 ' RICHARD NAPIE KO SKI n'-lv 1 i c -pr Jmiiyq Hfforkl Gia' com-agnfw W nf -in ,,. Y . -V P Q ,aj ev ' , 'h-faq' , 'i in ' n . .df-Z..-.um .. 1...-nib 4.,- - i PATRICIA NASON Sr. Patricks lrith junior Honor Club, S.G.C., G.A.A., Motion Picture Club, Office Club. Bowen Buds Vice- Pres., Twigs, Hall Guard, Commercial Club, Science Club. RUDOLPH NOVAK Tnylor nkudyn Bowenite Rep., Catalyzcrs, Hall Guard Capt., Twigs. DONALD O'BARSKE Colts Dm, Officers Club, Biology Club, Spanish Club, Catalyzers. 1.015 O'BRlEN Wnlrrrll .-lo.. Social Committee, Catalyzers, T,P.A., junior Honor Club, S.G.C., Bowen Arrow Salesman, Student Bond, Clean-up Committee, Mixed Chorus, Star English. SHIRLEY OLIVER T-olvf 'fwfr'- G.A,A., Hall Guard. s.G.c. MARGIE OZETICH ufigm .-.Mugxyn Editor of Bowenite, junior and Senior Honor Club, Bowen Arrow Staff, Catalyzers, Pan American Club, Mixed Chorus Letter, S.G.C., G.A.A., Biology Club. Student Board. LOUIS PACITTI zxfixbf EC-ff'f',,,' , ,jf nl-ouie., 1 RUTH PETERS Belblrlacm .T I -. 4 Hdngr Club, 'Chorus, Hall Guards, Let- ter Girl, s.G. ,, G.A.A., Leaders Club. P' , , 'E Q-.. TOMORROW I KENNETH NEVILLE wmm Tiny office club, JOHN NOVUACKI SS. Pelcr K Paul w..e1t,-- Biology Club. Catalyzers, Picked Platoon, R.O.T.C.. Latin Club, YVONNE OBERMILLER Colrt Rell G.A.A., S.G.C, Hall Guard, Gym Service, Biology Club, Sub Debs, Mixed Chorus, Bowen Booster, Bowen Arrow Salesman, JEANNE OLIVER Bfltm ou Honor Club, Biology Club, Catalyzers, Star English, Star History, G.A.A., Clean-up Com- mittee. 5.G.C. Pres., Prom Committee. ANNABELLE OLSON Taylal G.A.A,, Hall Guard, Office Club, Library Club, Vice-Pres. Library Club, Catalyzers, Biology Club, Star History, S,G.C., Com- mencement Committee. BETTY PACE Marion, Ind. nary, G.A.A., S,G.C. RUTH PALASZYNSKI Cole: Blondie G.A.A., Mixed Chorus, S.G.C., Polish Club, Biology Club, Sub-Dabs, Hall Guar T.P.A. r To keep aloft X M 3 in x - v , ...Ez ,,jf5s.,1' '73 I Lil1z'rty's lamp! :K A 'l ,, I ,. 'li' B U 2 . ff - rl It Q' -I A .- 'H K 1- A i Q I ,e Jw - t .,4 4 5 I f. --F TODAY Salt-aging waste paper By the pound VVILLIAM PETTIS Thorp Hill Catalyzers. EDWARD POKORNOWSKI Pak Sl. Murg Wrestling Team, Track Team, '4-0, Letterman. Wlwf-WL JOHN POTOCKI Imnlarulufe Corruption National Honor Society, Junior and Senior Honor Club, Catalyzers, Latin Club. Hall Guard ci,-r,, Star English, THERESE PYRZYNSKI Tony lmmuculafe Corrrrplian G.A.A., Sub-Debs, Polish Club, Star English, Hall Guard, Junior Honor Club, S.G.C., uiulogy Club. DOLORES QUINN Warrrll Dalia junior and Senior Honor Club, National Honor Club, Vice-Pres. of Latin club, Biology Club, Caltnlyzcrs, T.P.A. Key, jacket Girls, Letter Girls, Order of the Lyre, Cheerleader. ANN REGAS Hurry Clay , . 4 , JOYCE PETERSEN Rosh lshnd Srhools nloy-i Pep Girls, jacket Girls, G.A.A., S.G.C., Girls' Chorus. TED PIETRASZEK lmmnrnlall' C0rlrl'llli0n National Honor Society Vice-Pres., junior and Senior Honor Club, Sur History. Star lillqlisll, Hall Guard, Commencement Com- mittee. ,IOE Povovlcrl align: i.,m,j,., Pros. of Senior Class, Swimming Team Co. Capt., Basketball Team, Lctrermzm, Catalyz- crs, Stamp Salesman, Sports Editor of Bow- enirc, T.P.A. ROBERT POWELL Gallixtel Boll Motion Picture Club, Boys' Club, Twigs, Pan Anlifim Club, Biology Club, I-l.ll cmd, .IOANNE QUANSTROM Gullistrl iirui, National Honor Society, Junior and Senior Honor Club, Sec. of Catalyzers, Pres. of Pep Girls, Sec. of Ordc of the Lyrc, Vice-Pres. of T.l1.A., lanwmins sim, Star English, sm History. Mlu.lclaNT RADAKOVICH Bright .,Mi,., Junior Honor Club, Biology Club, G.A.A., Music Club, Mnlilm ricnif club, Jacket Girls, s.c.c,, Pin Amerim Club. l-llll Guard. Commercial clilli. EMMA RENAS Phil Sbrrilian .,Em,, Jiliiim- and swim Honor Club, Girls' chorus, s.G.c., G.A.A. MILDRED RICKETTS Gallistrl RICHARD R055 Cvlff Rh-hir Risk ,A National Honor Society, junior and Senior 0515515 Club. Bl0l05Y Club- Honor Club, T.P.A. ltry, Hisroriqal Com- mittee, Sec. of Library Club, Catalyzers, Pep Girls, Jacket-,Girls. Girls' Chorus, G.A.A. v i : f , J. 'i , ' ' ,, . X J, ,,.,4,T x :H . 1 i l F- Q 4, -F ' f-:ij if ' ' ' ,- . 'Eff 5 . HENRY c. Rossi Taylor Cntmlyvcrs. Twigs, Hall Guard, EVELYN FRANCES RYBICKI Ei Imnmfulute Couceptimx Star English, Catalyzers. Bowen Band, Bowen Orchestra, French Club. Biology Club, Arrow Sufi, G.A.A., S,G.C., Hall Guard. ESTHER SAK Sr. Mary Magihlmr Suk Senior ind Junior Honor Club, Jrcirrr Girls, Student Board, T.P.A., S.G.C., G.A.A.. G.A.A. Buard, Letter Girls. WILLIAM R. SCHUKNECI-IT Gnllixlel Bill MIRIAM SCOTT Brigbl Scottie Hall Guard, G.A.A.. Music Club. Charm Club, S.G.C. ALICE SCRIP Sulliwn Primufs G.A,A., S.G.C., Biology Club, Catalyzers, Hall Guard, Mixed Chorus. Bowen Arrow Staff, Stamp Salesman. Office Club. MARY T. siaiuxciu sr. Mary nrrgdalriir Junior Honor Club, Arrow Stalf, Sur English 4 Bc 5. U.S. History. G.A.A., Catalyzersi S.G.C., Office Club, Pan American Club, Hall Guard. ELIZABETH s1N'ricH Taylor Hriny' s.G.C.. G..q.A., Hall Guard, Music ciiib, ciiriiriirrcirciiiis, Pan Arrirririri Club. U L . v gr. .Y N 4' I ,.. I og-.yi Q' - rd N, ii , .i . fr VIRGINIA RUSZEL SI. Kevin Virgie Pres. and Trras. of National Honor Society, Senior and junior Honor Club, Chairman Commencement Commiucc, T.P.A., Star U.S. History, Student Board, G.A.A,, Catalyzers, jacket Girls. Polish Club. CASIMIR RYMKO St. Bnmixlnra carry CATHERINE SARICH Mimi: ,,K,,,,, G.A.A., S.G.C., Hall Guard. Otficr Club. THOMAS SCHULTZ SI. Frlicitax Tum E avrfx. S2 PATRICIA SCOTT Culilwrll Srallir Star English 4,S,6, Buwen Arrow Staff, Cata- lyzers, Pep Girls, GAA.. Biology ciiib, Clean-up Committee. junior Honor Club, S.G.C., T.P.A. RAYMOND SIADAK SS. Prltr 81 Paul Team, Aviation Club, L:ucrmen's Conxmirtw, Bowling Team. Q STEPHEN JOHN SIMKO Tlmrp Pima R,O.'I .C., Aviation Club, Biology Club. ,A 'A , 113' .1 f ' Il r -iff' i ' TOMORROW Slarfing al lbu 3 boflom 051 1 ' Until surrex: if I, ' ' 'fynis' : f 'C5+. 1 I . l A .Lrs '! X., .5 i J - ' , .N .ii -Y' X . ' ,:::.sL.Ex Mi GWEN SMITH Gallislrl Bowen Orchcsrra, Bowen Band, S.G.C., G.A.A., Hall Gunrd. ISABELLE SPARROW Phil Sbrrilllm rrlzzyn S.G.C., jacket Girls, G.A.A., Leaders Club, Girls' chorus, Mixed Chorus, Biology Club, T.P.A., Gym Service. THERESE SPRINGER Trng- Irnmamlule coiwrpfior S.G.C., Lenser Girls, Order of the Lyre, G.A.A., Pan American Club, Junior Honor Club, Sur Englisli, Pep Girls, Iacker Girls, Girls' Cllorus. FRIEDA STARCEVICH Marsh Frilzir Lrrror Girls, nonrrl Monrbor, junior rind Senior Honor Club, Srar U.S. History, Bowen Arrow Sufi. Biology Club, Caralyzcrs. G.A.A., S.G.C.. Olfice Club. PEARL STRATMAN Phil Sheridan junior Honor Club, Srnr English, Studcnr Board, S.G.C., Bowling Team, G,A.A.. Pan Ameican Club, Commercial Club. RAMONA SURBER Sullivan Mona junior Honor Club, Vice-Pres. of French Club, Caralyzers, Girls Chorus, G.A.A., Hall Guard. Star English. S.G.C. DELPHINE SWACZYK url-' sf. Mrry Mrgrlrlr-nr Lelrer Girls, G.A.A., Biology clnli, Cara- lyzers, G.n.A. nonra, s. c., Mixed cliornr, sonior ,nd Junior Honor lr, noironirr srrir, Leaders Club. 'QJWWX A Q , .W Y- ,-U-1' - H.-ale? U as ii , il I4 ODAY Lrnruing fbi, mr-fbml u , f My G o vvruing a De- XD 1ll0LTfll'j'. V, ELAINE FRANCES SKORICH Sf. Puhirk Slwrrbiu G.A.A., Hall Guard, Srar U.S. Hisrory, Cata- lyzcrs, s.G.c., Otfice Club. SHIRLEY MARGARET smlrn wnnrrn Shir National Honor sorirry, Senior and Junior Honor Club, order of rlro Lyrc, Girls' Cliorus, T,P.A,, s.A.A., s.c.c., French Club, snr unglirlr, Award Commirrec, RICHARD SPOLNIK Sbarky Innmzrularr Com-rplian LORRAINE SROCZYNSKI Sro: Sl. Mury Mmgrlulrne Junior and Senior Honor Club, Srudenr Board, 'r.P.n. Pres., s.o.c. sro. Order of rlio Lyre, Girls' Chorus Treas., Bowen Arrow Staff, Pep Girls, Jacket Girls, Prom Commitree. RICHARD sr. JOHN Phil slrrrfdrn -'Dirk' Biology Club, Carnlyzcrs, oifirrrr Club, Rille Torn., Pin nniorionn Club, N.R.A. Club. P u GRACE sul.slqfi,fjV Pml sbrrnfrn sr,flrr'- -V s.c.c., ann., Jnrlrnr cirlr, Leaders Club, T,P.n,, srnr u.s. rlirrory, Srar Englislx, cryin Service. ER SUSZYNSKI Sf. Mary Magdalene Snxii ' Sec. of Senior Class, Senior and Junior Honor Club, Order of the Lyre, Caralyzers, Girls' Chorus, Biology Club, G.A.A., Pep Girlsi Jacker Girls, Sur Ll.S. Hisrory. , LQ, ,rev lj-'J 'gf i ,rdf DOROTHY F. SNVICK Dol Imfnnmlalr Conrcplion junior Honor Club, Bowen Orcliesrra, Bowen Band, Jacket Girls, G.A.A., Sub-Dabs, S.G.C., Student Board, Bowen Arrow Sraff, Sur English. -. l 1 S-4' N DONALD SZCZESNIAK Colts Slack Visual Ed. Pres., Editor of junior Jive, BETTY JANE SZYMCZAK Di1nplvx Sf. Mury Magdalenr G.A,A., Jacket Girls, Polish Girls, S.G.C., Cm- R-O.T.C.. Olficers Club, Biology Club. Hall Guard, sm English, Girls' Chorus, . cmlyzm, Picked Plzxoon, Exhibition sqd., W Ride Teum, Hall Guard. ffAl':f?, TAYLOR W FLORENCE TERRANOVA nylor senior ina Junior Honor club, oiacf of ini gif?-i Ha gusfd-PS-G-3 fV!0 0 I f ' Lyn, Caulyzers, T.P.A,, vin Aiiiiiiciii Club, - Bowen U S' In '1 C '- , G.A.A., Leuer Girls, Girls' Cliurus. S.G.C., l Sur English. D, BEVERLY TURNER Caldwell SIDNEY TIEDT Warren Bern Sid G,A.A,, S.G.C. Hall Guard, Movie Club, T,P.A.. Mixed Clinrus, Catalyzers. ALVIN URBANOWSKI St, Bronisleun STEPHANIE ULANSKI Inrmurulul: 'iT,,,,,,,1,,n G I h Caurvpliml Visual Ed. Club, Polish Club. .A.A., Girs C orus. S.G.C. ' XJ--.4 744.11 .. fgwx. ZLL. CLARA VAN CLEAF Sullivan P-AUL VARGAS Thom Dulrb1r El 'f ' Gii-ls' Cliorus, G.A,A., S.G.C,, Catalyzers. Mixed cami, Pin Aiiiuicin Club, Bssker Dall Tum. ,IOSEPHINE VEDIGH Wurrvu NORMA VERHIL Cult! lo Blnuilir Girls' cimriii, s.G.c.. G.A.A.. ,lackcr Gans. nina iwnimm, Bowen Band, no-mi orches- Scnior and Junior Honor Club, Mixed Chorus, rra, jacket Girls, Star English, S,G.C,, G.A.A., Sub-Dabs. P.-in American Club, Hall Guard, Bowenirc Salesman, Pep Girls, Canlyzers. Order of ni. Lyfe, DAN VUKADINOVICH Burknn ELOUISE XVALKER Brvwxfrr smf:.f,- IEICHARD WALKOWIAK Pbil Sbrridau Rirb Caralyzers. Boys' Chorus, Mixed Chorus. TQMQRRQXV Pufling il info 1? me , ,A To banisl. If0!'- 5 VV Vi., 0 racy. ' , , ,. . . : .f' 'W' ' -.. X- W, . im ii' ls' . , ' L Vx .. - -. - , - 1 ps. - 'pf if 1 3. ., . is 5. .C .f Q S , - . X. 1 f ff' -' 1,7 i . - ' 9 ' ff,i1!f,.- , . -xl'1K.Q-Q ' L ' i .Q ' if-,, 'Mr' 'V A f.-5.4.2213 's.if',' gh i. A Q TODAY Loyalty to Bon-en Hilliug a now bigb. WILLIAM WASACK Marxb 'Bill Caulyzers. LEONARD J, WEBSTER Arlington His. Ynlzie Caralyzers. HENRIETTA WILCZENSKI wmm Hank Scninr and Junior Honor Club, Polish Club, Office Club, Hall Guard, G.A.A., S.G.C., Sur u.s. Hasmfy, T.1',A., Library Club, cu- alyzers. BETTY ANNIE WILLIAMS Horan' Manu Bets S.G.C., Girls' Chorus, G.A.A., Srudenr Board, MARCELLA WOJTANOWICZ Sparky Irnmarululf Cmrccplion Caralyzers, Biology Club, Latin Club, G.A.A., S.G.C., Hall Guard, Girls' Chorus, Bowenitge Staff, PETER PAUL WYROBEK Sf. Bronirlnu Prfr Czulyzrrs, Sur U. S. Hiswry, Junior Honor , JSJ,,J,v lv wp MARIE LOUISE YELTON Wells S.G.C., G.A.A. N 5 J , A QI' fri. ,, . M., A L' w , FRANCES WALSH Taylor Ff...r- GAA.. s.c.c. WILl,fAM A. WATSON wmmm Nm ., F orball Mgr., Biology Club, cmlyms. STANLEY wmxznncm warm. S1f.,A.w Foorball Team, Prom Committee, Cacalyzers, Luucrmen's Club. ROBERT D. WILKINSON Gullistel -,Babu Bowen Band, Award Commiuce, Boys' Chorus, Caulyzers, Hall Guards, Movie Club. DONALD WLOZEWSKI Sum, sf. Mury Magllalrnr Camlyzcrs, Scudcun Board. Movie Club. NORBERT WOLLOCK Sl. Mirbarl '-wf11,.'- HENRY ROBE RT WYSOCKI Club. m,.1a- 1mmm.l..r.' campunn RUTH YOUNGSTROM com SA'0lHz ' mmm chorus, Hall cmd, S.G.c., G,A.A., T.P.A.. Bowen Arrow Salesman. b ',,u...,.w:lIf,l-:Ju .JJ-frlh-V--P GEORGE ZABKA Warren ChippPr Lt. Cal, R.0.T.C., Nuiunal Honor Society, Junior and Senior Honor Club, T.P.A., Prom Committee, Officers Club, Riie Team Capt., Mixed Chorus Vice-Pres., Catalyzers Club, Bowen Arrow Sui. DOROTHY ZAGORAC Marsh Dolly Hall Guard, Office Club, G.A.A., Biology Club, S.G.C., Bowen Arrow Salesman, Com- mercial Club. MARY ZAVALA Milly S.G.C., G.A,n., Hall Guard, R.c.A. Bright BRUNO ZIOLKOXVSKI Branch Officers Club, Basnbfll Team, Caulylers, Sullivan Polish Clulmi f' X 1 -u 47 ' A f N if IMKJU , f f bu! ,MVT lx D x hlARl0N BRLjAVAC Tgylgy 'fmw' Mixed Chorus, G.A.A., Bowen Arrow Rep., Bi-fl-isv Club. Hall Gund. Girls cum. 'ffm-L,-. 0 EDWARD KARCZEWSKI Inu lmmn-nlm Com-vplian CHESTER ZAKRZEWSKI Zak lmmnwlm Comipliun fu ' . rj .i ,afsfvx-1.9 Af' '!,'Jl.. TOM OR ROW' Solis f ying rnri- oxiiy Willy a wbo, when and ruby. 1+-:H ZABKA arrrn Caulyzers, Junior Honor Club, S.G.C., Flower Bc Morro Commiuee, Leuer Girls, T.P.A., Jacker Gir udenc Board, Biology Club ,i4,-Alf' C.. e4,-81,60 -.lu kjf 'C6Jj,,o-,1 K, ANN ZDANOVICH Briglrl Financial Committee, G.A.A., Czulyzers, nuwlang Team, s.c-.c., Hull Guard, Biology Club, Travel Club, Music Club, Commercial Club. DESSIE ZORYCH lincoln lr. High um ' G.A.A., S.G.C,, Accounun: for Bowcnize, Biology Club, Lurin Club. EVELYN GLOWALA Sr. Mary Magdalene G.A.A., S.G,C., Hall Guard. EVELYN TELACK Henry Clay -1 . fu - A , . rv!!-'7 N 7' -ff-4' fb - .2 L.. ,M 5 Classmates In Service JUSTIN BOB MARTIN HENRY H COKDERO JOHNSON KRUTAK MACKIEXVICZ Zabff A Q 0 CUC! Z1 H., 46.4,-ual F ' 1 vo ffigfb ' Q 5 , , Q'C6 CAMERA sm' ' ' Iclvillc J. Carr ' !C1C' james R. Cookscy wjgxnmcs j. Kachurik CX xr M ',XValtcr P. Kapclinski Xvnlter T. Mazrtis 2 Edward Nolan 4 IX Rudolph EI. Oberman joseph M. Pritzn Florence E. XVestort I 'L ' an I I IN... 5 ' ' fl, Y 1 'x Senior JANE AMELONG .,,,,,,,,,,,,,Y,.,Y.Y A .,YY JOHN BAYLIS ...,,.YY, - .,Y. .,,,.,-... THERESA BEDA ,,AA.,.......,..,,.........., LORRAINE BENDER ...Es ,-.,,.. ANN ANDREXVS ,,,,..,,....., SHIRLEY BERGSTEDT ,.,,,.,, SHIRLEE BRAYSHAW ..... - DAN BROWN Y.,..........YY... IAN CAMPBELL ,E ...,.. E ...,Y,Y L MELVILLE CARR ,.sE,,,L.-,. ROSALIE CITTA ,,...., - ..,, .. DIANA CLADIS .,....... 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M. HARTIGAN Spousnr . MARGARET PILCHARD MARGIE QZETICH February Editor' fum' brlrlur Bowenite Staff The Bowenite as we know it today is comparitively new, for it was first published in 19243 14 years after the establishment of Bowen High School. Circulating prior to 1924 was the Prep, published twice yearly. This small magazine reviewed the years events and operated in much the same manner as the Bowenite does now. As a larger variety of school events occurred, the need was felt for n larger condensed yearly publication. Thus, came into life, The Bowenitei' which has enjoyed 21 years of life in good health and will continue to do so with the generous and helpful aid of the sponsor, Miss Catherine M. Hartigan. The editors join in sincerely thanking her for hcr patience and understanding, also the February :md June staffs who worked tirelessly to the end to finally see the edition distributed. .,- ? Help came from various other channels-Bob Kasiske who wrote clever sketches lil S K . 0 .-V the Boys Sports Section-members of the faculty and sponsors of clubs who assisted in 5' putting across' the functions of their clubs - engrnvers and printers who came through ' in the middle of a labor and paper crisis - and the student body. This to die Peace and the Future. February Bowenite Staff Assnfialr Edilar ..,. Srnior Eilifor ,,,,,,,,.,,,, Piclurz' Day Maimgrr ., Frulurr Editor . U Club Ealitnr , ,,,,,,,, , Smzjz-Slmf Eifilor ,,,,. Ar! Eililor ,, ,,,,,,..,,, ,, Girls SP0rls Editor ,,,... Suirs Manngvr Sairx Mrlrlugrl' Axxisfanl Salrs Managvr Assixiuul Sulrx Mmmgvr Assislunl ,,,, Olfirr' Mnllngrv' ,,,,, , ,.,.,,,,, , ,, ,.,,, .,...,.,.. Carolyn Poljak Irene Glowacki Heinz Cook Eleanor Alaga Ellen Engman Kay Chnllas Mary Lokes Tina Spasolf Dorothy Novak Gcncvicvc Naimoli Virginia Sluccmoon , , , ,, Sis Bnczynski , Grace Wcsrcrdnhl Ofirr Mnnagvr Axxislant ,A Y. Loretta Wlnlsko Offirv Manager Axxixlnul Arcmiulnuf ,l,,,, ,, ,,,,, Dilifioll Ri'1:l'rxi'nlillir'1' . Diuixiou Rr'1rrm'illali1'v , Dirixiun Rrl7rz'xa'Illalil'i' .. . Division Rc'pn'xz'niafi1'1- ..,. Division R1-prrsrirfulin' .... Mary Mitroff Sophie Poulos Betty Engleman Jane Kriviclm julie Mazzaccp Berry Tisza jclna Carr June Bowenite Staff Axsoriafl' Eciiior .,,,.. I'lmf0gI'u11by Erlilor ,..... - ........ Frnlurv Editor ,,,,,, Club Ellifor ....,. Ari Eflifor ..... Bnyx Sporix Eziilor ,.., Girls Sporfs Edilor ,,,. Bnxiursx Manager .,,..,. Sales Manager ,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,, U Arirrrlixing llrfIllldfQl'l',S Asxixtunl Ofin- Managrfs Axxislanf Dirixian Rrpl'vsz'1lldfi1.'v ,W Division Rl'IIl'l'Xfllfdfi!'0 .,,,, . 1 Dirixion R4'IIl'l'Xt'lIfl1fil'L' 1 Division Rt'17l't'S1'llfllffl'E' ,,,,,,, Diuisiou R4'pr4'.vmlnliz'z' . Division Rr-prl'xz'r1faiil'r Jw 1 L+: T S 'mor Editor ,,,...,,,,,,,,,.., 1 .ii,,, -W M, Ad z'rrli.ving Mum1ger's Axsi: fum' , ,,,,... . OHICP Manager ,,,,,,,,,,,A,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Y Ofirv Maliugl-1 x Asxixlanf ,....,., ACFOIlllfdllf ,,,,, ,,,, ,,,,, ,,,AA.,,,,,,,,,,-,A. Division Rvprvsvzitufirz- ,,,,,,, .,,.,.,,.Y,, Helen Markusic Clara Hejmnnowski .,,,,,,Peggy Lyles Rosalle Mjntek Marilyn Lumber: Florence Krurza ,, yyv, Joe Popovich Theresa Buda Tom Hurysz Pat Ellis All 1'r'rfixiug Mazinger ,,,,,,,,, - .,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,, B ob Ljunggren Delplmine Swaczyk Virginia Chuyko Esther Kwiarkowski Marcella Woiranowicz Betty Mnrsclmck Dessie Zorich Lorraine Blonslii , , Irene jcvieh , , ,. Evelyn Lndwin Rudy Novak Joanne Quanstrom Henrietts Wilczenski Norma Verlxil ng. w r + NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Srroml Raw: B, Hurson, M. Pilchard, B. Mania, H. Kzllzni, C. La Toza, 1. Vidmar, R. Hwastecki, R. Freebcck, C, Fattorc, T, Spzsni. Firxl Row: G, Zahka, D, Sanders, B. Tisn, M. Tagtmeycr, E, Kznasltc, M. Mitroff. S. Smith, V. Ruslel, s. ixmmdr, T. Daemmk. ational Honor Society February jum- VIRGINIA RUSZEL ...... . ....... P1'r'xidz'f1! ........... ........ R OBERT FREEBECK HELEN MARKUSIC ..... ..... I 'ire Pri-sizli-ul ....., .........,...., T ED PIETRAZEK BETTY HUDSON . . . . -. .V V Si'1'r4'f11ry ........... ..... B ETTY JANE MARTIN CHARLES FA'I'I'ORE ........,...,... Tri'arnr1'r ., ,..,.,,..,,,,,,,,.,,,,.,,.,,,., VIRGINIA RUSZEL In order to be eligible for membership in the National Honor Society, pupils must have had five semesters in the Honor Club and have five' service poinrs and a high rating in character and leadership. Mrs. Robinson is thc sponsor. On December 7 the following were inducted into the National Honor Society: Shirley Bergstcdt, Robert Freehcck, Betty jane Martin, Ted Pietrczck, Doris Sanders, Shirley Smith, Teena Spasoff, Betty Tisza, joe Vidmar, and George Zabka. The speaker at the ceremony was judge john Gutknechl. The Spring induction on May 5 added the following to the list of members: Carol Berggren, Dorothy Butkovich, Lois Byron, Hazel Cross, james Dukas, Virginia Elwess, Ralph Goren, Garnet I-Iively, Thomas Hurysz, Elvira Iglewski, Marcene johnson, Rita Kolanczak, Martha Kramer, Carol Krieger, Marilyn Lambert, Betty Lee, Jerome Mandell, Florian Potocki, john Potocki, Joanne Quanstrom, Dolores Quinn, Mildred Ricketts, Edward Rogers, Betty Lee Sanders, Lorraine Scroczynski, Frieda Starcevich, Carol Taylor, and Lois Triplett. The speaker was Mr. George Cassell, Assistant Superintendcn' of schools. q . --gf f N Bowen Arrow Staff FEBRUARY Elinor Kanaske Ruth Neetz Walter' Martis Ian Campbell Joan Miller Margie Ozetich Dorothy Olsen Phyllis Cook Charles LaToza Bob Kasiske Lorraine Sroczynslii Mary Sieracki Irene Soderlind Wfayne Lovejoy Effilor-in-Cbirf Managing Erlilor Page I Edilor Axsixluul Page II Erliior Assisfrmf Pugi' III Eililor Assistant Page IV Eilifor Assislnnl Exrbnugc Edilor Asxixiuul Copy Rvuzlers Fcahm' Co-oriliuafm' JUNE Joan Miller Wlalter Martis Ian Campbell June Dust Carl Reed Myrtle Edwards Rita O'Barr Ralph Goren Bob Kasislte Dick Single Mary Sicracki Joyce Rothberg Dorothy Mietke Ruth Lentz Henry Sehmidrkc The Bowen Arrow is Bowen High School's own newspaper. It is written and published primarily by juniors and seniors, Qwith a few sopho- mores and freshmen to give the local colornj, under the guiding hands of its sponsor, Miss Elsa Wolf. With its sponsor, the staff works many hours to lfy to bring to Bowen's students an excellent paper-a paper that is both interesting and educational. The members of the staff were pleased this year when the Quill and Seroll Society recognized its efforts by awarding the Arrow a First Place International Honor Award. Ronald Buoscio ,,.,,., Esther Szyjka ,,,,,,.., Violet Anderson ,,..... Eleanor Sltibinski .,.,,,. Ruth Neetz . .,.,,,.... . Doris Sanders .,,.., Will -- -continued .,..I'll just leave. I will my locker 1014 to Natalie Blozek. I leave my love of Civics to Babe Baricevich. I will my first stand in Orchestra to my cousin Ben. My battered street-car card I will to Queenie's little I will my seat in Civics to Esther Flowers. To my sister l leave my first seats which I have alway sister. s had. I will my position on the football team to some lucky X. Ixwill my school spirit to my freshie sister. sTo some freshie, I will all the aches and pains of the first Sis Baezynski ....,,,,,, ,.,,,.,, Melvin Szynewslti .,.., sw. Y. fellow. Phyllis Cook ...,.. s...,...ss. 'M Q day of gym. is SELLING BOWEN Axkows From up mn: lu mm. up 1. Ruxhburg, in M. s-mem, gn A. lx,-fmyka, qu R. cam, gsy rs Anderson, C61 1. Smlurlind, gn M. l.und.l.1um, up M. Pcyavich, wi D, Nelson, gm F. sfmvvacli my D. Dram-icli. A R ROW' OFFICE PROOFREADING ARROW OFFICE I-wiring Copy qSl.unliugJ Magi xv.-lf. Sm.-.I gli-jf lui-A In frunfjz I. T, HURYSZ 2. M, EDWARDS Lrfr ww, ml.-.I Umm Iwi: lo fmulbz fkigblm S.m.'.l flu.-k 10 fmnrj: . xl. ozlrrlcxi, sem.: Page ,x.iaii.im, . J. ANDRli'l'lCl'l. Pl..m,gf..p1.Qf. , T. MASTRONARDI, sunaang Carmmiisr . fi. SOLOMAN, Iflwi.-gfiplm. . R. oLsoN, 1'1...wgfipl.fr. Righr mir, 1.-.mul Umm lu.-L la fronfjz . PHYLLIS COOK, Third Plgc Assiwmz. , R. NIEETZ, Mmqging lidimr . B. KASISKE, Fourrh Page Assiinmi . L. SROCZYNSKI, Exchange Editor . 1. Mll.l.liR, Second Page Fdimr. in.-m.- 1-ixm. il.m.Iing qfmm lu.-I4 m jmnlj: . D. OLSON, Third Page lidimr. C . . LA TOZA, Fuurlh Page Izdiwr. XV. MARTIS. First Page Editor. l. CAMPISIEI.l..vprs: Page Awsismnz 1. ia. monks 2. 11. mixriax 1. C. amen muzoxv omcu ummm ind iypam discuss cn,-y. Sfwnling flcfly lurk lo fmur: l. JUNE DUST 2. H. POKROJAC 3. D. MEITKE Smfd glvfn lm.-A lo fmnr: l, j. BILLISH 2. S. NAPARLA sfumlmg Inn-lc In front: Smlf JUNIOR HONOR CLUB Trnfll Row: Meyer, S. Mandell, B. Horecky, J. Mertich, B. Lawson, j. Fnlardean, N. Mauull, R. Flores, H. Lewandowski, C. Vtspa. Niall: naw: D. Upchurch. J. Banach, M. sfmmmef. L. mam. Eighth Row: M. Ralich, A. Czcwslti, M. Vanelt, M. Siegert, K. Deitrich. smnfb Row: E. nm, zu, Rum, B. Kcpemak, J. Hmm. Sixlb Raw: V. Matevich, M. jurkas, I.. Szymliowxki, S. james, B. Barton. Fillb Raw: M. Mflli, F. jznkowski, H. Schotters, I.. Andriasevicli. Fonrfh Row: D. Katz, S. Vicrkc, C. Sczeponski, F. Pirczinski, A. Solomen. Tbinl Raw: s. item, c. mm, it. rnyslmki, is. it.,-im., H. Hill. sf.-ami nw. A. sur, R. Tagtmeycr, D. Clxcngany. D. Levi, K. Lorenz .i First Row: L. nmymka, N. Hart, J. same, c. zum., nt. Hymn. Honor Club Fvlu'11ar-y june JEROME IIIANDELI. .... .... P l'l'xiJz'1lf .. . .. .. DAVID ITRITZH.. GEORGE ZABKA . . . Vifl' Pl'c'Si4l'l'rlf .... .......... J AMES DUKAS JOAN SIOVIC .......... .. Sl'l'l'I'ftll'j' . . . . .... DOROTHY RATZ CLIFTON ZABKA ....... ....... ' I'rms11rrr . ...... .. . ........... ..., B RUCE JOHNSON SHIRLEY SALATA .... . .. Slllrlrlll Bmlrll KHP. .. ......... CHARLES ANDERSON XVILLIAM SIPPLI3 In order to become n member of the Bowen Honor Club ri student must have shown himself to be n good citizen .md a loyal student of Bowen High. He must have had no nmrli below E in his four solids :incl no mark below G in his minors the PIACVIOIIS Scrncstef. The purpose of the Honoe Club is ro crcmtc an enthusiasm for scholarship, to o render scri ice. to promote le.ulership, and to encourage the develop- of Bowen High School. J throughout the year for club members. After Club, students are eligible ro become members they meet the other special requirements of Mrs. Islarvcy. , , 'J , 4 ' I Senior Honor Llub Elrlculb Razr: R. Guren, B. Anderson, A. Cookxey, D. Elliott, R. Single, Trulb Razr: A. jaminich, S. Paulus. S. Kreska, R. Mimek, C. Pulisk, B. Tisu, V. johnson, B. Human. T. Hum-7, c. L.. Tm, Y. M:amuI.n, H. umm.. M. umm... mum xv... H. cm... s. Dusck, s. H.,1.... c. lavrgm.. Eighth Ru... c.. 1-mHy, H. vokfainf, M. vim... H, Lakes, c. Krieger, s. Guslwn. mmm Rm.-. ns. r.1..fH.., H. Msfkusac, M. omafn., H. Mm, rs. Sanders, A. car.. sum nm.: E. Hmm., E. Hmdmui, A. Reg.-S, T, swinger, L. Triplcn, s. snm. mm Ru... R. x..n..H.ck, s, Gerun, v. Rusnl, c. Taylor, E. Hsyluursr, lfaurrb Rm.. E. sn., u. Swzcnk, v. LH.-...d.mka, c. Hclmamka, T. s,-mf. E. Hmm.. Tl-ini xv... 1. JH-ich, s. smafh. H. umm, M. Hamm, D. Rockwell. smmu nw.-1 H. sa..-ma, 5. Bergszcdl, 15. alum, J. waacr.. B. Hmm.. u. L... H. va1H..f.1. rn., nm.-. H. w'al1yH.sm, M. Julmw... J. Mmacll. G. zlbkl.-.m. T.-g....C,,.r. . if 'ji Senior girls Council February june BETTY HUTSON . ., ,.,.v,,YV., Presiclent ,Y,.,.Y,,,.,....,v.,..,,,V.,,............. JEAN OLIVER BETTY TISZA Y,...,............... - ..... -Vice Prrsizlen! ,Y,,.. .. .A....... - ......... THERESA BEDA JANE KRIVICH ,,,.,w - ..,. --.----sfmmy .... .,Y,,,Y,,,,,,,,,, L ORRAINE SROCZYNSKI VIRGINIA SHEEMOON ....vv,..... Trensllrvr ,,,.,..,,.A........Y. .. .,,.,, . ELEANOR BUTTALA ELLEN ENGMAN ....,,......... -.......SlmfruI Bounl Ri-11. ,,,.,,,.,.., MARILYN LAMBERT All senior girls are eligible for membership in the Senior Girls Council. It is a traditional Bowen club, having been in existence since the earliest Bowen days. The club, under the sponsorship of Miss Lynch, is run democratically through committees and is primarily a service club. Senior Girls Council members are active in war work. On Bow Day they sell bows to the students, the proceeds going to the Chicago Service Men's Centers. Green bows are for the Freshmen, red for the Sophomores, white for the Juniors, and purple for the Seniors. Servicemen visiting the school are given address books, with the compli- ments of the Senior Girls Council. Members of the council act as hostesses and waitresses at teas for the National Honor Society members and their parents and teachers after the induction eeremoniesg and at dinners given by Mr. Hearne for the P.T.A. or for special visitors. One of their social activities is giving a party for the graduates each semester. The girls are always willing to serve Bowen in these capacities. Tan l'i Alpha Illllll Iirlrrmlry Inna CHARLES LA TOZA . ff.. ........... P miilvnf ...,,. . ,,,,, NLORRAINE SROCZYNSKI LORRAINE SROCZYNSKI ,,,,.... Vin-.Pmi,l,-1,1 .,,,,, w,,Y,,v,,vv,,,.A,A,,, D IANA CLADIS ,IOANNE QUANSTROM .... .....-.Sf-rrvfary .......,,. ,,,,,,, J OANNE QUANSTROM DIANA Cl-ADIS -.--.-..-.---.... - -...... TfFdXlIft'I' ....... ...........,l... AY,w M A RCENE JOHNSON The Tau Pi Alpha Club is composed of students who render service to the school. Members of the club accumulate service points in an effort to earn their Tau, Pi, and Alpha pins. The highest award of the organization is the Tau-Pi-Alpha Key. These rewards are given for being hall guards, assisting in the office, library, at- tendanee or adjustment oflices, and for being members of the band or choruses. Scholar- ship is considered in the awards but anyone who is passing in his work may earn them. Service to others is the most noble work a person may do. Everyone is invited to join Tau Pi Alpha. SERVICE RENDERED I' RETURNED IN THE FUTURE NVITI-I INTEREST ' J. , NL.: SENIOR GIRLS' COUNCIL DIV. KINSEY Bc LARSON Tlrifrl Rolf: D. Novak, M. l'ilch.ird, J. Krii-ich, D. Olson, V. johnson, R. Ncczz, IS. Hursnn, S, Paulus M. Lewis, II. Madsen, S--rum! Rum: S. Krilich, II. l'iIr.n'cr, M. Nuvusol, G. Hahn. I.. Murmn. C. Poliak, I'I. Knllnin, V. Finke j. Mnmcco, J. Martino, li. Milbraxh. Firsf Raw: M. Mirrotf, R. I'.1k.xski, F. Pulau, G. Nnimoli, j. Illppxs, M. Peynvicli, G. Gnllncciv I3- Higgins, M. Lakes, H. Nnwicki, M. Lundquisr, F. McPherson, SENIOR GIRLS' COUNCIL DIV. MR. CLARK K MISS IIRANDT Third Razr: D. Iilliort, V. Finkbcin, G. Gczzlslf, M. Flliuu, j. Billcck, G. Dcrzsh, B. Anderson, B Galvin, L. Blnnski, J. lhrccx-icli, B. lirinkcr,, V. Chnylm, S. Gargns, V. Elwcss, L. Bender. Srcnml Row: R. Brzicki, D. Blanck, D. Dusz, T. Beds, Ii, Iluulla, R. Ciun, R. Blondcll, S. Brnyslwaw, M. Iiurghnd, M. sniko, L. ifcmnbffgn, s. rsngsmil, D. chan. 1'bff.l Aw. P. Ellis, F. rumm., 1. Amelung, Ann A--dm-5, u. cm-mi... H. cmmcka, v. cappmlrs A. Ilyuricki, L. Engle, s. Gerun, E. Gown., L. clnpmcka, v. rmmm. SENIOR GIRLS' COUNCIL Tbihl Razr: M. Yelron, D. Zurich, V. Ruszcl, B. Turner, S. Smith, F. Surcuvich, A. Zadonovich, F. Tcrnnou. c. Tn-lor, H. walmmka, P, scan, E. Tchck, M. xw'0gr..w.-au, T, Springer, M, Sicrack A. snap. Srvoml AU..-. M. Zavalm, k. susan., c. Van cleft, D. zqvr - G. si. wx.. F. xveswn, M. nsfkw. s slwimamka, A. new, iz. s..51,1mka, E. nm., c. 2.1. f 'f rm Ruu': A. x'uung.rm..., J. vfdafi., E. Skurich, G. 7 L Sparruw. D. Quinn, J. Qnunszroni. L. smmka, 3 ., .- smuox onus- COUNCIL mf.: naw. L. nm, u. mgm-ska, G. cemnm, c. Cliilipski, Y. xmgovadi, ix. Tm...-, G. Tobin. N. Verhil, l:.1g.1v.-ska, E. Rymcka, Szukoviclv, R. Cnbon, D. swafk, M. Joseph. sfwfnf nw. L. Wozniak, M. ngimfyef, B. smash, N. cmpmlla, J. cm. G. Wcsrerdahl, A. Alaimaci., 15. rangmm, T. spmff. 1. soderland, L. Ang., L. wink, c. emi... Fifi: Raw: 5. Taylor, H. Buckncw, L. Enwfom, L. szyika, B. 1z..g1em..., c. nmymka, G. sv.-im... A. nasfeiaef, v. sxiwmn, P. Cook, L. norm., L. chem., E. sksbimkx, B. Tisza. SENIOR GIRLS COUNCIL Tbini Row: Zinn Clndis, R. Mintek, P. Lylcs, E. Kwialowski, M. Lambcrrh, V. Lcwandowski, C. Hel- minski, Peterson, B, Lane, B. Marsclxkc, C. Hcnunowski, A. jones, E, Ludwin, B. Race, M. Olericlx. Svromf Row: R. Klcnun, C. Hcumuriclu, H. Morcscuc, S. Naparln, Y, Obcrmillcr, E, Kuscielski, L. jingling, R. Pnlnsinski, A. Pcttcrs, j. Knllulof, K. Harrington, j. Rupperschmedt, D, Nelson, A. Mcmokuwski. Ifim mm-1 M. Hmm-, L. ohm... M. jolmsun, B. Lee, D. Kelly, B. lima... H. Mxrkusic, D. jcndral, E. Konuki, Oliver, J. Miller, Lange, L. Lndisuk, I. Jcnick, M. Lcsrinsky, R. Malinr. OFFICE CLUB Tllini Rout D. Swick, C. Fleming, O. Mull-enclorf, A. Olson, NI, Elliotl, li. Clnsen, Miss Ryan, Miss Cusack, B. Horrcky, C. Hclminski, li. Blozak, A. Bzbich, J. Andrericlx, D. Elder, G. Kripzon, M. Williams, R. Tagnneyer, D. Paulus. Srrmnf Row: I. Espana, L. Chnlmacki, V. Lewnnduwski, S. Gadzinska, D. Matcllm, M. Taglmcycr, E. Engmnn, E. Skibinski, A. Dcclmik, M. Pilnrski, V. lusuc, ll. Orem, L. Payne, S. Hsrmon, C. Szczlkarski. First Row: j. Uclmmn, D. Miccke, I Finkbcin, B. johnson, M. Coccuro, B. Norton, L. Bysrrycki, F, Sclxvurzlwpf, R. Popf, F. S Id- Q. Gerun, E. Kwiarkmvski, D. Sanders, A. Czarnietki, L. Frklich, H. Lnverv. f. M' ' ... by y. .' X Bowen Sub Dells OFFICE RS MILECE Smor-xx , .MARY ZOVKO ,,,,,,s.LoRlxAlNE PLUCINSKI Prrsnlvrlf , .,A,,,. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, . ,,,.A,,,, Virr-Prvsidvrll .,k,.., ,,,,,, , ,,,,, ,.,,,Y,, , Srrrvlar-y ..,.....,,,, JEAN ARONSEN Tnulrurw' , ,,,,,,,,,,,, , , ,.,,,,,,, ,,,,, ,, A A ' Y. . ,,.,,,,,,,,, .ANN Cum ,,IsAmzLLr: Esr-ARAJA ,ALICE Piuocs NIARGAKET DoL1NsKl Sotml Cbdll'lIldll .,,,,,,,,..,.....,...,, ., ,, Sfudrnf Board RI'1'7Vl'5t'llf1lfil'!'... ,, . Pnlrlirily ,Y.,,Y,,Y..,,...,,..,.....,....... ....,,,,.,,,,,.,,.,, Pulllivily . ,,.. The Sub-Debs is one of the few clubs at Bowen whose membership is open to any girl who wishes to join. The purpose of the club is to promote personality, apearance, and manner. The goal of all Sub-Debs is to be nice to look at, pleasant to talk to, mannerly to all, and possessors of strong characters. Their main service, just begun in the Spring semester. is to provide a hostess each period at the main entrance to welcome and give information to visitors. May I6 a Mothers and Daughters tea was held by the Sub-Debs. with Mrs. Bourkc'y help, the tea was a big success and a credit to the girls. Through the organization's treasury funds, a movie on Charm was rented and shown to all Bowen Students on April 11. Approximately 2,000 students of Bowen viewed the picture. .-,, X e Mas. BUDD's sn w Ye, 5. A e ' , tw 1 . D. L I A ' --1 Y 1- N, ,ig 2 Hjlrx-if, ,f Y- , V ' 1 ' ' 2- , ,' --.- . I' V, l Q 14 'a V-Rig is V N1-ij,-' 1 l :. '- -- '-Q-2.31 s,.-eiis.r.sa Student Board The Bowen Student Board is composed of an elected and approved representative from every division and club in the school. The main obiective of the organization is service to the school. The division representatives take up the Red Cross, Thanks! giving, and March of Dimes collections. They also collect the fee for the soap and towels which have just been installed. The Student Board members have served in many capacities in furthering Wfar Bonds and Stamp sales. This organization performs its many duties efficiently through the guidance of Mr. Goldberg. the sponsor. XVILLIAM JONES . .. H ...... ....... P rviinf 1'll I ,,,........, .... W II..I.IAhI JONES NVILFRED ANDERSON ,,.,... ....Vin' Pl'1'xillz'1lf Y.,...,, ,.....,, B OB LJUNGGREN MARGARET PILCHARD .,...,,,.... S!'l'Y!'lAIl'I1' ......,. . ,...v.... PATRICIA ELLIS NICK TOMPULIS . ..., .,,.... Trl-rltllrvr ...,,.. NICK TOMPULI5 Library Club The Library Club is composed of a group of students who voluntarily assist in the Library. The members work one period per day for one semester to obtain Tau Pi Alpha or National Honor credit. They perform important services in helping in the prerparae tion of books and magazines, working at the desk, shelving books, and other important library routines. Once a month they meet to discuss problems of their work, listen to book reviews, hear recordings of poetry or music, etc. The ollicers for the September-january semester were Margaret Higgins, President: Walter Kazmierowski, Sccretaryg February-june Semester, Shirley viefke, President: Betty Lou McFarland, Secretary and Margaret Ruzon, Representative of the Student Board. Mrs. Hoke is the sponsor. THE EXPERIENCE OF MASTERS - IN BOOKS ,-, . N 4 t , . X K' 19 . nl we 1 .. rg .l, ,ar v 'gf sifzf X X 35' 4 W . s ff 1 ., gf' 'W Q.. , .qt , gg L A , . R X Sip, it Wah DB' Q A . t , . ' '.-Kr a-'V s. ,... X , , a Q, xv' 4 A ' Q ' 'I HBH: Q ' .gs .7 Q I ' 1115! Q5 ggsifgq .U . ', .sm wwf ' .vw ' , , ,.. .. , 'Q gg, ix 'l'.'iT?'gj ffi-fg 5 ,Z i A ' lf 711- 5, f: M b a ., Q rm , , X LL 1 .5 'qv YQ an f vQ 21 3- IH NG gg EW it ' p 'Nxt Y. ' 255: E ,' .W X vt is-an Pep Girls Fl'lIl'Ildl'j' Inna' JOANNE QUANSTROM ,,,,,,,,,,, P1-priilg-nl , gA,,,,, .,,,.. IN 'IARCELLA RETIS PEGGY LYLES . .... ..H,m,--Vip,- P 1-,- iiili-nf , ,.,. - .....,, ,, FERN CLASEN PAT SCOTT ,,,,, - ,,,,,,...,., - ....,.... S 1'4'1'1- fury .,.,.,., ..,.. O LIVE MOLLENDORF MARCENE JOHNSON Y,,.,Y,,..,..... Trruxm-rr ,,Y,,,,,,,,,YY,,YY,,, .Y,,,.Y,,,,,,,,, P ATSY O'NEILL One of the njost popular clubs for girls in Bowen is the Pep Girls. Junior and Senior girls are eligible for membership in the Pep Girls. The club sweaters are maroon, with PEP printed in white block letters across the front. The organization has been very active in many school activities. Every year they sell daisies and thank' the Bowen students for making the event n success. Through this activity they raised S50 which was spent to improve the school lawn and purchase flower bulbs. The Pep Girls have reason to be proud of the appearance of their school grounds. s The club, under the sponsorship of Mrs. Goode, wasorgnnized primarily for the purpose of serving Bowen. PEP GIRLS Eigldlz Row: S. Goshen, B. Lee, M. Ricketts, M. johnson, R. Mintelt. SEVHIIIV Raw: K. Challas, G. W'estetd:ihl, 0. Mollcndorf, V. Lcwandowski. I. Swanson Sixib Raw: G. Swanson, G. Namoli, R. Kimbel, G. Commnm, M. Vidmat. Fifll: Row: B. Tisza, B. Hutson, M. Lokes, M. Retis, F. Clasen, Fourlb Row: A. Eisfclder, R. Neetz, N. Vcthil, V. Johnson, E. Engman. I. jevich. Third Row: C. Baczynslti, J. Krivich, I. S-orlerlind, S. Poulos, D. Novak, D. Nelson, P. Scott. Srraml Rau-: P. Lyles, M. Pilchard, B. Engleman, D. Olson, J. Quanstrom, J. Petersen, L. Sraczynski. Fin! Row: C. Helminslti, E. Iglewski, B. Madsen, D. Granich, P. O'NeiIl, E. Suzynski, M. Bergluncl. BOWEN VISUAL EDUCATION CLUB Tall Row: Wood, Hutysz, Kwiatltowslti, Fritz, Bookwood, Salam, Nuzinrtl, Phillips, Carlson, Amborski. Crutrr Row: Aronson, Raybould. Koch, Lacy, Pres. Stack, Sponsor, Mr. Huebner, Managerg Urbanuwsltii Marschke, Heide, Kruszynski, Ratz. Bottom nw. Bucci, Fletcher, swim., rmmk, P-mi., Mendelson, Freese. znswski, Anemia., Picczynski, Knospc, Zahka, Keen. JACKET GIRLS Niutlz Rauf: D, Kelly. Eigbtb Raw: V. Ruszel, V, Sheemoon, G. Naimoli, P. Lyles, A. Eisfeder. Sevrllll: Row: B. Hutson, M. Pilchatd, V. Lewandowski, L. Choknache. Sixth Row: E. L. Fiflb Row: M. Lokes, R. Ncexz, D. Granich, B. Madsen, C. Bnczynski, E. Sac, G. Swanson. Faurllr Row: N. Vcrllil, D. Sanders, V. johnson, A. jendril, j. Veigh, E. Engnun, S. Brayshaw. Tbfm im-1 J, Rrivicli, J. Lange, 1. soaefluna, s. rt-Ulm. D. Novak. E. Alaga, F. Mcrliemn. Sammi Row: K. Cliallas. B. Engleman, M, Tagtmcyer, D. Olson, j. Quanstrom. si-.im ogif.-i-is awarding Secretary Y. Mamma. President T. una., vice-Presmnr D. Cladis. ARROXV SALIESMEN Tbinl Row: S. Arichigan, L. Fcrnadcz, C. Decker, J. Babbo, Il. Rodriquez, P. Nason, M. Ricketts, M. johnson, V. Maslznln, B. Wyrobck, j. Vedigh, R. Steward, j. Hynck. Serum! Row: H. Sclmtters, E. Ludwin, E. Buttala, M. Shepherd, R. Korpzlski, C. Bucci, j. jones, D. Cikusa. L. olfinik. G, Jawonka, F. Picczynslti, J. Leszczynski, R. Marcin. First Rom: C. Znbka, E. Znlewski, D. Biornaclti, E. Engman, R. Neetl, I. Soderlind, B. Horecky, M. Mazzocco, G. Hupa, R. Kolanczyk, M. Dankert, R. Stanton, R. Frcebcck, N. Iwinski. 1-' ,b'?Q'fi Q5 915 Q E .xx . Y, FIS- . V GA ,nw ' ,..-- 2 if , 5. 5 . A A M 1 4-1 ' . 'L , ifvgzixi xg 'Q W 9 'qv ff, SJ 4' ' i X'izgfz-121 , , I 1' 1 kj- Visual Education Club The Bowen V. E, Club with its present membership of 28 active members is justly proud of a several year history of progress in eliicient servrice. During the present se- mester 1Spring, 19451 it will have scheduled and managed over 200 film showings. The acting President, Donald Stack, and manager, David Fritz, have worked with the loyal assistance of the members in making the program of the club increasingly effective. They have full charge of a library of 29 films kept at Bowen and available on request to any teacher. The officers also see that the weekly film deliveries are schedf uled and shown. The V. E. Club members receive a sweater emblem after four semesters of effective service at the main building or, for service at our Bowen Branch plus at least three semesters in the main. Approved members receive a card on which all their Elm show! ings are recorded. They sign daily in the V. E. Room to see posted notices and plan their work. Teachers who turn in written requests for film service make up the agenda of our work schedule for each week. The club wishes to extend thanks and appreciation to all who have co-operated in making Visual Education an effective addition to our school curriculum. February VIOLET JOHNSON .laclzet Girls func ....-..PI'L'SIll6'VIf , mm., JANE AMELONG BETTY ENGLEMAN .,..,,, .,.,,,,..., . Vin' Prexiifrni s,,.,, ELLEN ENGMAN ..... -...-.-.......Sz'rrz'fm'y ,-,,-.,ar,.., , DORO-fl'lY NOVAK ........i.... Trpf15111'pr ,,,,,,,, W THIERESA BEDA ELVIRA IGLEWSKI CELINE HELMINSKI The jacket Girls is an organization of Senior girls whose main purpose is service to the school. Prospective members fill out written applications and because of the purpose of the club, the girls with service credits are given preference. The Initiation Party is planned and given by the old Jacket Girls and is always a memorable event. The Jacket Girls have participated in many of Bowen's activities. Last semester they sold the little Bowen basketball pins which everyone liked so well. The money from the pins went into a fund which will be used to buy a movie machine after the war ends Members of the Jacket Girls acted as ushers and flower and stamp sales girls at the annual May Festival. On May 8, the Jacket Girls presented a dance in the large gym. This was the first n by the ' :t Girls and the proceeds were donated to the school. 'li '..- . Wi Household Arts Departinent The foods I classes start out with simple lessons in the preparation of breakfasts. After mastering those, they learn to combine their lessons and make meals. The girls practice at home and report to the teacher on the success of their undertakings. Thorough training is given in meal planning and the nutritional value of different foods. In the Foods II classes the girls do advanced work in preparing and serving lunch- eons. Other instructions include manners, ettiquette, consumer-buyer problems, and food budgets. The girls in the Clothing and Advanced Dressmaking classes malte the garments they need, accessories for their costumes, and do renovating problems. A careful study is made of clothing, style, and personality developments. The Foods girls serve at teas and lunchcons and help entertain other clubsg while the Clothing classes have fashion shows and help make costumes for other entertainments. The girls of the Household Arts Department perform many services for Bowen and also gain experience that will prove valuable in their future lives. THE ART OF MAKING A HOME Catalyzers February I une CHARLES FATTORE -........Presidenf ....,,,. ,........ M ...... R OBERT LJUNGGREN BILL MAYLONE ..-.--..........- Vice President YY.... -..--h...-...-...-. TOM HURYSZ JOANNE QUANSTROM ..- .... -Secrefdry vrr., - ,,,,,,. ..c.-.---. LARRY ROOVART ROBERT LJUNGGREN YY.v - YY,... .Treasurer ,YA.YY...4.........YV -V .-,-.. - ,Y.A,,..... CARL REED Membership in the Cntalyzers is open to all students taking Chemistry. Its purpose is to promote interest in the field of chemistry and to develop a greater understanding. At the Catalyzer meetings lectures are given by prominent persons in the scientific field. The club also sponsors tours to places of special interest to Chemistry students in an effort to accomplish the organizations purpose. Miss Melka is the sponsor. SCIENCE - STAIRWAY TO KNOXVLEDGE Rose Pakaslii ,.....,,.,....... .......I will Joanne Pappas .,,,... .--..- Betty Piltaver .,.............. - ....., I will Carolyn Poli ak ...I will WILL---continued my sense of humor to Mr. Rogers. my alarm clock to Florence Peloza. all of my gymnastic enthusiasm to Babe Baricevich. my history outline book to some future senior. Poor .I will kid! Glenn Pusch - ...s. .,.,. . ..I will my special stenmheatcd locker to any freshie who cares to rent it. Leah Chcrnc ..s.,.. ......... I will my history and civic books to Miss Parker and Miss Kinsey. Ronald Fendon .,.... ,,,.,.,., I will my enthusiasm in bringing scrap paper to some future 4A. Lois Engstrom ,,,,,, ., ,,,, ,. Frank Esposito .I will to some underclussman my musical ability. ..I will my painstakingly done homework to some lower classman. Vfayne Lovejoy .,,,.. - ........... I will my first chair in the trombone section of the band to Elaine Higgins Betty Hutson ..,, ,,,,,,,,, I john Jnsinski ,..,.. Helen Kallam . .,.... ...I Elinor Kanaskc .-.I Ray Darling. will my purse fovernight bagj to Iris Buoscio. will all my typing knowledge to someone who hasn't any. will extra chem' equipment to Henry-fO0gerssj. will my vocal talents to some untalented freshie. will my journalistic ability and inches to my sister Thema. ..I I will my suffering to the next dignitrlry to take my place. Ditto . '45 class. Fin! Raw: D. Cladis, J, Carr, S. Bastie, K. Miljak. Srroml Row: W. Lovcioy, C. La-Toza, G. E. Kanaske, M. Pilclnfd, D. Olson, ls. mu xv..-2 Jack num, Mr. Rogan, H M. Novosal, G. Wesrerdahl, E. Szyika, Fourth now. Mum., D. Jones, J. Davis, Anderson, R. Liunggrcn. Lux! Row: R. W. Watson. Wilkinson, J. Bayliss, R. smma Raw qup um: llawnj: H. xuynalk, R. sf, John, 1. Campbell, J. Hluskn, P, wyfumk, E. Gm, D. Brown, J. First Row: D. Swzczyk, R. Minrck. N. Elliou, E. Kwiarowski, M. Lambert, 1..-ff su. qbark fa fm,.:.. R. Hwmefks, msn: sm fb..-1. to frmrtyz D. Nelson, Fmlrllr Row: R. Hart. NV. Wmsock, H. Hulrgrcn. R. Tlul. G. McArthur, B. Thin! Row: G. V. Giufire, Svraml Rum: D. J. Ammon, A. Henson, Fin! RMU: T. E. Smyx! Kleiner Lnzzi, G. Zmbkn, j. Cordero, G. F. Kubas, C. Hcjmnnowski, M. Vukobramviclu, N. Krga, P. E. Rybicki. C. I-Iclminski. M. Zales, A. Zdcnuvlclx, V. eds, C, Taylor. S. Gerun, -JJ. Laps., D. Quinn. J. CHEMISTRY E. Skorich, F. Pcluza, P. johnson, E. Alnga, L. Bysrricki Tobin. D. Novak, V. johnson, G. Swanson, B. Englenun, Engman, E. Kuclxl. einz Cook. C. Fauore. R. Nccrz, I. Sodcrlind, E. Bkihinski R. Buoscio, H. Ncef, P. Spencer. J. Jmns, B, Gallager, T. Hmm, B. Maylnne, G. Pm!-, W CATALYZERS Novak, F. Ross, S. Wierczbecki, H. Allman, j. Lozich L. Martinez, T. Schultz, R. Kuwaleski, D. Suck, W. Marris V. Grcnzinski R. Wolkowiak, W. Kzsmierowski, W. Peuix Popoviclu. Verlxil. G. Znbka, Miss Melka, M. Ricketts, M. Kramer, M B. Lane. C. Harczcwski, E. Krause, R, Klemm, D. Finlun, M. Sicncki M. Ozcxiclm. E. Kasiskey, H. Wilczewski. CATALYZERS mfkusic, D, mfsllke, c, suopan, n. Kasiske, s. Ti:-dr, , B. L runzen, W. Marris. B. Zilcowski, E. Jam ski, o Ellis, L ng ku A API CTIVITIE Since the beginning of the war, Bowen High has enthusiastically supported all types of war activities. The planning and directing of these activities rests with Miss Barlow, Bowen's official NVar Co-ordinator. The most important of Bowens contributions toward the successful prosecution of the war is, of course, the selling of XVar Bonds and Stamps. Nve have won the Minute Man Flag, indicative of the fact that 9011, of the students have fulfilled their pledge to buy at least a Stamp a month. To date, we have purchased two 350,000 P51 Army Pursuit Planes fMustang Fighterj through Wai' Bonds and Stamps sales. Pur- chases of Stamps amount to about S500 weekly. Also important among Bowen's war activities are the waste paper, tin can, old clothes, and soap drives, conducted by Miss Barlow and successfully carried out by both students and faculty. Proceeds from the waste paper brought to Bowen every Wednesday have gone towards various causes. S250 of the money has gone to Service Men's Centers. a S100 Bond has been purchased for Bowen, and our lawn and school grounds have been improved through the planting of flowers also purchased with the money from the waste paper. A large part of the payment for Bowen's new curtains was made by Waste Paper proceeds. Posted in Bowcn's main hall is our Honor Roll, consisting of names of former Bowenites now in the services of our country. Although incomplete, the list is com- posed of over,1300 names. The twenty-eight gold stars on our Honor Roll are in memory of Bowen's twenty-eight servicemen who have given their lives for their country. The list is kept up to date by pupils who submit the names of their friends and relatives. Seeing the names of thosee they know on our Honor Roll perhaps is responsible for the way students have entered whole heartedly into our war activities. Bowen has made a record to be proud of in Red Cross, and Community and War Fund drives. Red Cross donations amounted to Sl,246,96g 5857.75 being the teachers contribution, and 5389.21 coming from the students. The teachers gave 5713.13 to the Community and War Fund drive, while the students gave 5336.-13g making a grand total of 51,0-49.56. These activities, which are essential to the winning of the war, have been success- ful because of the encouragement and co-operation of Mr. Hearne, the Faculty, and the students. , 'ws r' W 'egxbflh' 'N' ' f- , .X '.,:i, Q- M. Hp '15 MW iw 1, P-frvw ' 4.1 -. f ah.. 1-5't!'5l'5a Y. 'I . . ,tw .Nw ly W. f-f,35'e i-'fTf'ai'i.fz , ME., ' -mnn: Mun. N -, , ., , A5il'gif31vyg?fC?i,M.,is,.P -.isa i '-:g.5,.,,f . - , 4-- ' ' 1 , '.,..fm- is .iinim fiffv' . k . ,, ,vgfvi-QAW 'W' '.S'0 f f ., '::: -- U :Sufi 1 3'1 ., - 7' -.wg A-f.i2.?e8?l-'YH2319,-feb?-,Y 1.1.1, - L -A M, QlQ.Nlf'5'f 5 F51 W gf' Ea- fi gi? atiliiz E263 'a rigi: - I' I Q S 'WWE wfkfk Fi 32755 ikiwif if iiiriv! 549 -f Y-6155s ' M4-' - 2 . i,:..i' - -.,,,Ng. . -,waxl-P ,,.',.x va tar... L. 'z S. 'in 4,.M:. 1 fi' 'fvgdkbi' VFQLLX 1.2 W' 5-.ag ' fx -3 fvf be ,uxgu - -'54 Q64 W A gf - J. 1 ifvij ' :f Q W'V51. V?fZ5m.'.:...Ef1 - I ,. ,,, ,... , W,,.,,.. V X. ,, rv . i '-v ?,,lf,. zffwf? ' -W 'K -. ' ' , ' u 'Ji . 8 S 'J tqf ,ra W x' X . ., : y ' ' ' A .2 L. ,-xx., A HK , X. g -. .. , -fi' I ..e:.- J, r ' E EIVT MA ' I ft, CM..U,l.F N W., '15 W '- W Q! M SQ MIXED CHORUS Buck Roll-: H. Lewmnduwski, L. Scllmalrz, E. Walkowizk, C. Markham, R. Wcslerdlllxl, P. Sclueckcl, lx, Jackson, B. Koch, E. sipnewska, E. Jmlumka. Milllllr Row: D. Miclulak, C. janeck, T. Lipowski, L. Lusa, R. Palusiak. S. Puller, B. Tccrers, D. M. Liferski, E. Tyma, H. Morriselte, D. Herbick. M. Rukovich, E. Burmllm, V. Capparclli, E. Ran, N. L. Hart. mm' lla..-1 s. Dusek, D. Nml., M. Johnsen, lx. Ym...gsmm., ls. Lf., D. Filipiak, L. Ncimcc, H. Milewski, D. Nowak, F. Maslanka, A. jarmusz, lx. Isvul, l. s..s1y..5ka, M. snfflmkx. H. mall. lxllxl-:D CHORUS Burk Raw: K. Lorsnzcn, R. Davis, R. Walkowiak, Rogers, C. Sxrupin, Mi, Strupin, B. Mnrschke, H. Nzlurda, D. Dopudiz, M. Mnrccrich, L. Martinez, P. Spencer, B. Kane, G. linriclx. Milllllr Run-: A. Knbus, G. Karpcn, M. Stevan, E. Pilarski. H. Pruby, L. Markam, H. joseph, D. Slumka V. M. Millis, M. Flores, E. Alagm, S. Krilich, R. Korpmlski, A. Cin, J. Roxhberg, S. Miluich, L. Muzz. Fmul Raw: S. Dusck, D. Nm-ak, M. juhmun, R. Younszrnm, B. Lee, D. Filipiak, L. Ncimec, H. Milew- ski, D. Novuk, F. Maflanka, A. jarmusz. R. Isvol, I. Suszynski, M. Szafranski, M, Meili, MIXED CHORUS! H Mendulson, G z.l,l.., ll low, H lllofgnll. c Zabkl. R ol..-.. B. Holm, A. Hayhursr, ra. lclmlkowska, la. Dchlarxinis, D. Kelly M. owed., lf. o-Neill. v. Fankbcan, G. Zabka, D. Cikusm rokmplmle. J. swan, T. omni, s. lx...-Slnw. E. W:lczuk,fM. Higgins, s. Holm, M. lsmlw, J. Bariccvich, M. Bowen Choral Club President ....... -- ...... - .......... .. .....A.... ......V ,,....w... H A ROLD MORGAN Vice President ..-..c..-....- .YYY... -. ......... - ,...... - .,.... - ...,. GEORGE ZABKA Serrefavy as Y..VAY we ..................., - ...... .......... .... ....... W I L LIAM JONES Treasurer .,Y. , .,,. - ..., -...-..- .... - YvY.Y - ...v.,,,.......... -..W .... a ..V..Y..........Y. STELLA MILOVICH The Bowen Choral Club, familiarly known as the Mixed Chorus, under the direc- tion of Mr. Fox, is one of the outstanding musical organizations of the school. Numbering about 130 members, it takes part in both school and civic functions. The club has sung on the radio, at Bond Rallies, P.T.A. and other school programs, and at the Annual May Festival. , At the City Choral competitions held at Hyde Park High in January, the Choral Club received a rating of Excellent. The club's social events include a Spring Dance and an annual picnic. Will---continued Sadie Krilich ,i,, ...-.....-,..,..I will my ability to sneak in forty winks between classes Charles LaToZa ,.,,..,... ...--.... to all kids who stay out late Sunday night. I will to the 4B boys my little black book. Marilyn Tagtmeyer .... ...I will my ability to leave things in the gym to some un- fortunate senior. Virginia Sheen-ioon ,M ,,,,,,, ,WI will all of my worries to the lower classmen. Loretta Walsko ......... -...-. Grace Gallucci ....... ..I will my civic troubles to Ann Kapiak. I will my hole-y gym shoes to the girls who can't get any. Gladys Hahn ........... - ....... .... .. .......... To my little sister I will :i prom date in 1949. Wilferd Anderson . ....... - ...... -I will all my front sears to anyone whose last name begins with UZ . Evelyn Walczak ...... ......- ..,. I will my locker l009 to Pauline Gize. Josephine Martino ............... Lillie Morton ............ ...,.-.m. George Carlson ,..., . Heinz Cook .,,,.. ,,......s.. - .. Lorraine Borich ....,. .My faded gym suit I will to my sister Judy. To Anna jones, my good friend, I will my Visualized Units in American History. .I leave my deepest regrets with non-graduates. They merit them in that, though their classmates and friends serve their four years in Bowen and then leave the faculty lingers on, - - - and on - - - and on. .I will to all the freshies the good and beautiful chem' lab', to enjoy and learn to work there. .I will all my fond and happy memories of my History class with lovable Miss Parker to my niece Doris Zager. Amelia Alilovich ................... I will all my first seats to my brother. Vivian Finke ,,,,, - ,,,,.., - ...... -,I will to my little sister my history book and better luck than I had. Irene Glowacki ........... - .....,,,, I will my last bot of straws to anyone who needs it. Fred Vierke ............................ I will my books to Louis Witt. Grace Wlazik .......... ....... ...My fun in Civics I will to Elvira Iglewski. Ramona Terakowski Henrietta Nowicki ......... -.. M... ...... al will my books to the school and will them I do with pleasure. - I Rita Teclaw ..... -.. .... ... .... -To some incoming freshie I will el Q' fun I have had in gym, ra 56- , ,I leave all my worries behin - -fe 1 ,f-'PE children. ' if ' i 7: . . . - y' ' I im.: , ' ',, if ' by. - iff ini Ke. --in ' k Q NW f.- ' I ..2,.. .AJ C. .-. GIRLS' CHORUS NO. 2 np Raw: li. Rodriguez, J. Amnsiiii, li, llfiiilm, n. , B. lziiglv, 1. Gm-iii, P. Price, D. Junk, R. Flores, Rm. l.. Pups, C. Hciiiiiiiiiwilii, c. lriiikf, J. Biicliiii, A. lilminw, R. rsiflmu, C. riligii, L. Gundilglm. si-.-will Row: c. siidik, H. Doiiiinicli, lil. lximiii, la. rlfmieiu, J. l-lmiimm, J. Gonzales, 5. Harmon L. Harmon, rs, Baknwski, J. vcfligli, D. Milli.-, J. smile. rm: Raw: , A. lxmimiiiiiii, u. zimwf, B. Timm, xl. sicgm, xi. vinik. L. cilibiii, N. Mauull, T.. Ream, G, Mczydol. LETTER GIRLS NO. l GLlEli CLUB np Rm l. Rfivicli, Mrs. Pope, l. Sederlind. mf.: RW. ll. Pilchmrd, R, Nam, D. nngiimni, N. Amliiiny. sl-.-muff Rau: D. Noi-ik, n. Olson, T. splice, H. Kallzm, G. xwiwililil, Rl. Rliimif. :ffl-.ir RW. R. riliilsm, D. Grimicli, v. johnson, H. Niiwiclii. Rl. Lundquisl, R. Tcclaw. l.. uiigsiwiii, Y. Yugovicli. GIRLS' CHORUS NO. 3 T 'lull H-:Fl Engnnn, V. johnson, R. Tccllw, li. Tcnliyck, G. Odum, D. Xviski, v. ' .1 cy , M. Krokidas. S H., ,4-' . v. l-iipoicli, C. sunk, l.. Anim, J. mimi., luis. Pape. J. naw, 5.-i 1 ,jg it l. Cmstrllo, Ai... lsibicli. v. Rimicliki. i ' ., Ax. Auala, E. Hglfki, li. siidefliiiid, J. Ri-ii, J. Ciu,-ik, Rl. lhrwn, ,' . ' ' ' A xx ankowslzih R. ,Cbclnlinski. QV' , 1 --:-4 q . . ' A 6 Y - -gli - ,- , glfwfawfw' GIRLS' CHORUS Top Row: S. Smith, C. Taylor, M. Mans, D, Peterson. M. Berglund, T. Springer, G. Nnimoli, A. Iiisfelder, E. Susyzinslti, C. Hclminski, D. Nelson, A. L11 Srroud Row: T, Spasotf, I-I. Nowicki, M. Lundquist, H. Kallnm, D. Engstrunx. M. L, Engstrom, Mrs. L. Pope, N. Anthony, I. Sndcrlind, J. Kriviclx, M. Drebing, D. Cikusn, M. Mnschnig, VI. Metric. rn-.1 RW. , A. xvallwlm, M. ummm K, Drama!-, C. sunki. D. c. mm. 1. sn-..ns...., c. Baczynski, la, Mnnm, D. amid-, J. Lange, D. Y. Yugm-acl., L. znffky. onmax ov THE LYRE lfuurlb RU... Mn. mp.. Tbinl nm.-. .L Lange, D. Clndis, J. Quanstrom. s.'m.,.l xv... P. mu.. D. Quinn, rs, Lou Lune, L. smamtkz, M. Lambert. Fin! Razr: C. Taylor, R. Mlntvlc, P. Lylus, B. Brinkur. Z. Cladis C. Hclminslti, GIRLS' CHORUS Top Hmm R. Dfclmik, M. Handricla, , L. Plucinxk A. W'oiticcl1uwskl, B. Lane, K. Bcrgncr, N. Zabel, S. Szlata Srroml Row: F. Jzkubcznlt, R. Biclawksi, D. Kwiatkowslti, M. Stanton, A. Stcwkowski, L. Bystrzycki. Mrs. Pope, A. Kares, R. Plezil, C. johnson, B, Swartz, J, Nibbc. Firxf Raw: D. Drzewieck, D. Novnltovlclx, R. O'B:mn A. Aliluviclm, D. Cladis. P. Ellis. G. XVonlv:rtin, Szczepanslti. , S. Curgas, C. . D. Mitke, D B. Sindcts, G, '. rl . xv, . IZ, Suvynski, J. P. Lyles, Lx. Englemnn, mmni. Lannlmn, M. Pilclutd, L. Scltmnt, D. Cikusm, cl-...wt-, R. Minrck Quinn, L. sm.,-Mkt Vcclaiglu, n, Gmniclx i, D. Kwiatkowski, F. Baron, liulxlotf. Krieger, c, Berggren. Lambert, M. Rickcts, E. Mat--ll.1, R M.Kn-an .cnz The Girls' Chorus The Girls Choruses' with a total membership of 175, meet daily. Chorus members receive Tau Pi Alpha, Music 2, or elective credit for their participation. Among the activities of the choruses are a Christmas program given in December, the singing of carols around the Christmas tree in the school entrance, and participation in Pan American Assemblies, May Festivals, and Orientation Day Programs at Bowen, and the annual Choral Competition at Hyde Park. They also have sung for radio programs and P.T.A. meetings Mrs. Pope, the director worked tirelessly in maintaining the high standing of her choruses. Order Of The Lyre Those who have been members of the Girls Choruses for five semester and have attended an initiation, became members of the Order of The Lyre and are entitled to wear the club emblem, a Bowen B with a lyre inscribed upon it. SENIOR GIRLS CHORUS OFFICERS February Inna LOIS ENGS'1TtOM ...... ..... .. .Pfrrirfrnf ....... .,....,,,,,...,,... .,... B E 'ITY LOU LANE PEGGY LYLES.. .....,.... ..--.Vin- Presidrntm .,,, LORRAINE CHRZANOWSKI MARY WUSCHNIG ,,,,.... ..... - .Sccrcfarym ....,..,,.,,,,..,,,,,,,,,,,, CAROL BERGGREN ROSALIE MINTEK ,,.... ,...,....... T reaxurrr ,,...... ,, ,,,,,,,,, -nf BEATRICF. BAKOWSKI JUNIOR GIRLS CHORUS OFFICERS February fum' PI-IYLLIS JOHNSON ....,,.....,... ..Prrsiilml .... ,.., ,.,....,,,,,,,, C AROL TAYLOR DIANA CLADIS ..,..... ......v... L .... V irr I'n'si:lml ,,,.... .,,,,,,, L ORRAINE BYSTRICKI LORRAINE CHRZANOWSKI ...Srrrelarym ,,,,.,,. ,,,,,,,,,,,,, S HIRLEY SALATA LORRAINE BYSTRICKI ,,,,.,..... Trz'us1lrr'r ......,.,,,, . ,,.,,.,. ,L .,,,,,,,, CAROL KERN ORDER OF THE LYRE Orriceixs Februar 3' lime MARGARET PILCHARD ......... Pri'Siri1'nl' ......, ,... . ,. ,.....,......, . HAZEL CROSS BETTY MADSEN .....,,..... ......Vir1' Prvsirlrill ........,,,,, ,,,. ALICE STAJKOWSKI DOROTHY NOVAK ,...,. ,...ss.. S z-rrrfary ......,,,,..,. .. - ..... JOANNE QUANSTROM DOROTHY OLSON , ,,,..... Frrasilrrr , ..,, ,,,, BETTY LOU LANE The Art Department Entered this year in the Fairs' exhibit of Art work from Chicago's schools were Zl Art pieces from Miss Hagstrom's and Miss Bond's Arr classes. Of these, 8 reeeived Certificates of Merit :md 4 received Gold Keys. These 4, in turn, were sent to Pitts- burgh to be judged. where one received a Certificate of Merit. The Gold Keys were awarded to Fannie Kosmitis. Doris Blanck, Patricia Scott, and Genevieve Shepherd. Fannie Kosmitis' work was rewarded with the Certificate of Merit at Pittsburgh. The exhibit was sponsored by the Scholastic. if ff-.t , 4 1, y ,Lag 3 Pan American Club February june EI-INOR KANASKE ,.,,.. ........ P rrsillrul ,,,..,.. .,.. . ALLEN RIGGLE PAT O'NEII.L ......,,,.,,, ,,,,,, - Vin- Prpridrnl ,,,, ,K ,.,.,,...,,, PAT O'NEII.L MARY WUSCHNIG ......... ,.,...,. S rrrefary ,,,,,., .,.. - .,., .. .,., E DWARD ROGERS GENE NUZIARD ...., - ,,..,, - ,...,,. u-Tmmm-r ,,,,.,,,,.,A,,, --- ,,,. ,..- .,,,,,.,,, RAUL VARGAS The Pan American Club at Bowen exists in the pursuit of the following objectives: to give advanced students in Spanish :in opportunity to practice conversational Spanishg to give all Spanish students a chance tn acquire knowledge, beyond text book infonna- tion, concerning Spanish speaking countriesg and to put on school assemblies on Colum- bus Day is October, and Pan American Day in April. Semester after semester we strive to carry out these objectives to the best of our ability. Our foreign correspondence has been hampered by the war, as our mail takes four months and even longer to complete its journey. However, in spite of this in- convenience, our members continue to correspond with their Spanish speaking friends and in this way we feel we are helping to further the good neighbor policy, and in turn are doing our bit for the war effort. Q PAN ARIERICAN srmiiig. T. mimi., c. Reed, J. an-mn, W. Kazmierowski, 1. Castillo, v. rinkbian, Mr. Park, L. Bender, J. Kupferschmidt, D. Currie, B. Jacobs, R. Goren, G. Larson, B. I-Iadryck, F. Love, Mrs. Robinson. Eighth Row iarrossjz G, Smith, M. Wuschnig. Seventh Row: E. Rogers, D. Winsky. Sixfli ROW: E. Moore, A. Riggle, R., Varquez. Fiffb Rnw: o. Msllmaoff, M. Radskovieli, R. vugn. Fourllz Row: D. Mierltc, L. Plucenski, M. Uribe. Third Row. J. cmaem, B. Mercier, M. omach, c. 'r.y1c.. Second Row: G. Nuliard, R. Meggerdickoli, P. O'Ncill, Il. Swartz. Fin! Row: F. Baron, P. Lyles, G. Odum, I. Swanson. PAN AMERICAN CLUB- Eigblb Rau-: E. Cappell, R. Freebeclt. I Gllndingj: F. David, I. Jeviclx, I.. Chrzanuwski, M. Green, V. Sheemoon, Mr. Park, K. Anruna H. Krzyanialr, H. Chmielewski, H. Renkowiecki, F. Hanks, Kendall, J. Vcdigli: Swellllu Raw: H. Sehotters. . Sixlb Row: R. Flores. B. Kasislte, J. Boyd. Filtlr Row: P. Ellicott, C. Westerlund. Fourlb Row: C. Kern, K. Challes, H. Hill. Tbihi Row: J. Bloom, M. Mitrofl, M. Tagrmeyer, K. Lorenzen. Srroml Row: I. Esparza, D. Sander. B. Horecki, La V, Caliban, Front Row: D. Cikusa, S. Paulos, M. Kovac, K. Dietrick. ' POLISH CLUB Slamliug: R. Ulznowslti, R. sodowsks, A. unnmwski, E. skmps, H. Paufmwsln, W. Pyrknwski, 'r. lnlsnoif, A. Borda, D. Makuls, D. Pnskonlu, A. w.1k0wa.R, E. wynobuk, Miss omcimwska, E. Doninizk, A. Gulilt, Ciupak. Eigbzb Raw. E, Gsnmk. Stvrull: Raw: L. Grzeczkn, j. Wegner. Sixlb Row: H. Kolllrslii, S. PUSKY, M. Pilanski. Fifflx Row: F. Jankowski, T. Kapec, A. Norkicwicz. fowl. Row: T. Pondel, L. Radon., 1, Rogowski. Tllinl Raw: I. Frlnczlk, N. Blolalt, R. Steward, Ii. Sltibinslti. Strom' Row: D. Modrowslti, S. Ostrowslti, I.. Bruzdzinslti, Ii. Kalminska. Firxl Raw fnvruisj: D. Nt-spodzany, S. Harenda, G. Olejrik, E. Hopcieeliowski. WORLD UNITY DEPENDS ON THE UNDERSTANDING OF NEIGHBORING COUNTRIES LANGUAGES - A .1 ....-'L nf-...A N ,., , . ,212-' ' .1 .:- ' , K' f Lx-.. ' If - J ? 1 ff 1 fs-. '3 S . 5 , ,, N, , Q W3fU !7 LB'f'gA W yi A. a-xr . 'inf' , A iq 'F - , 1 f 7, v 3 gi I Q Q.. Y '3 K 5 J'5 iQ W0 ytj'-Q., , V . wing' Q9 1 S5 5 8 1 wth LQ ,. X, x:. fi5-5.2: E .5 1, Q mr!! , 4 'N W vrg.3,'x' af. Polish Club Pri-sill.-nf . ,.,, ...,,, R OBERT SADOWSKI Vi 1-4' P n-a' s itlcnl Y,,Y,,, ,YY.. A LVIN URBANOWSKI S L-1- rviur-y ,, . c..- ,..,...v.. I OHN WEYNER Trmsnrrr . ...Y,YY ...,,,Y . .. .. .. EUGENE SKARUPA Prm'u Lmlzi WZllUgf1t'G,, Work Eurivbvx People This motto, adopted by the members of the Polish Club, has been an incentive not only for educational accomplishments, but also for various patriotic activities. Purchase of a War Bond, generous donation to the Polish Relief Soap Drive, turn- ing over the proceeds of a Victory Pin sale to the U.S.O., and compiling over three hundred scrap-books for the soldiers are some of the activities of which the members are well proud. Letters, which the soldiers have written to the students, attest to the fact that thc purpose of this project to entertain the soldiers was well fulfilled. The social functions included a picnic in Lincoln Park and group attendance of various musicals and art exhibits. The sponsor of the Polish Club is H. Orzechowski. ll Century of Progress ln Chicago Schools V Pioneers in education strived in the 1830's to improve facilities for educating the young people. Among these was Miss Eliza Chappel, Chicago's first public school teacher. She established a one room school at Wfacker Drive between State and Dear- born, and in the face of discouragement she managed to build it up until the faculty had to be increased to three. The school's success was eminent and the town held a meeting and decided to cooperate in financing the school. This, of course, made it a public school, financed by the public. It was the first of its kind in the city. Thus it grew and in 1845 was named the Dearborn School. From this humble beginning the Educational System of Chicago grew and improved, until now it is rec- ognized as having the best system of schooling the physically unfit. This includes special hospital schools, and schools for the blind and the crippled. Among other schools are the Vocational, Technical, and Trade High Schools. Each modern school building is equipped with a well trained faculty and tools for various subjects. And so in a century the Chicago school system has grown and thrived and progressed. . . . :Li INR' - SGT. DAVID W. SEAHOLM Dsll ,J fn KIIEJ' R. 0. T. C. Commissioned :nd Nun-Commissioned Officers Flflb Ruw: I.. Dzvics, K. Zalewski, J. Dukzs, R. Lake, D, Laughlin, A, Glanis, J. Cary, V. Grenda C. Zablz, J. Bautista, R. Elliott, G. Salam, A. Tomzak. Fourtl: Raul: D. O'Barski, R. Frecbzck, W. Znkull, E. Larsen, L. Sclmultz, H. Mosbcck. P. Vogrin C. Anderson, R. Carlson, R. Silvers, L. Witt, H. Lewandowski, L. Pawlowski. Tbrid Row: R. Jennings, G. Nuziard, W. Rcnfroc, D. Fritz, K. Bonkwood, A. Schroeder, P. Vulgus P. Ricland, E. Rndovan, T. Berman, Orclwwsld, N. lwinski, F. 0'B1rski. Srroml Row: Wood, E. Jamnski, A. Kwizrkowski, F. Mnmlewski, R.. fvnski, W l-v1- , W Kasisko, E. Zzlcwski, V. Guitfre, J. Davis, A. Cooksey, C. Karpinski. --.oh-ski. Fir!! Raw: D. Suck, R. Ross, W. Marris. G. Znlalu, C.,I,1 Tum, B. Rin- A . I - L f sfsholm, Malamy Instructor: Q1-1. Neff, H. Mun, ga' msc, xv. r' Wm John, R. Mzrsclnk. W - A ' ' 'Q Y . . ' sw-....' vii: ' Bowen High School, H. U. T. ll. The Bowen R. O. T. C. unit of 1944-45 is the most determined organization of cadets, non-coms' and ollicers ever privileged to serve Bowen High School. No matter how great the odds or how great the task before them, this R. O. T. C. unit has never failed or faltered in its loyalty to its school. The cadets have drilled hard, worked long at many military projects and have suffered many a defeatg but to their eyes a defeat was a great victory because they did their best. Much of the splendid showing on the part of the cadets is due to the efiicient and capable leadership of the NCO'S and Ofliccrs. It is true that no one is perfect but one can honestly admit that the present staff of officers are the best Bowen has had in many semesters. At the top, where all the blame would go for an incllicient unit. are these mum leaders. well deserving of the congratulations for a job well doneg Sgt. David NV. Seaholm, Military Instruetnrg Lt. Col. Walter Martis, member of the city staffg and Lt. Col. George Zabka, commander of the Bowen R. O. T. C. unit. Sgt. Seaholm with Col. Martis and Col. Zahka have worked their way up to the top, promotion after promotion. zflv , Q 'z sf if 1: M if li. The officers now commissioned and those holding orlicers positions are: Lt. Col. George Zabkag Lt. Col. Walter Martisg Capt. James Cooltscyg Capt. Bruno Ziolkowskig Capt. john Freeseg lst Lt. William Renfroeg lst Lt. Donald O'Barskeg Lt. Kenneth Bookwoodg Lt. Arthur Cookseyg Lt. Richard Elliottg Lt. Edward Kwiatkowskig Lt. Lucian Pawlowskig Lt. Edmund Sypniewskig Lt. Edward Zalcwskig Lt. Robert Free- beckg Lt. Verlin Guiffreg Sgt. Clifton Zabka. To these officers and some in particular go much of the credit for a great R. O. T. C. unit. They have accepted the motto, Ours is not to reason why. . . Ours is but to do or die. Our rifle team has placed 12th out of 29 schools in the Sixth Service Command Match and 14th in in the Hearst Trophy Match. The Picked Platoon was one of the best Bowen has put on the floor in 3 years. and having been defeated-through no fault of its own-is more determined to have a winning platoon next year. In service to the school, many of our best guard details, color details, and special exhibition squads, under the most capable leadership, were used in the service for Bowens programs any where, any place, any time. In service to our country, one only needs to see the R. O. T. C. Honor Roll to see what a contribution our military unit has made to our great Hghting force. fs. --ze 1, Senior Song Parade ,IOANNE QUANSTROM ,, DOLORES QUINN YYY..,,Y,,,,,,, RICHARD ROSS ....,,.,,,,,,,, HENRY Ross ..,,,, , VIRGINIA RUSZEL EVELYN RYBICKI ,,,,, .,A, ESTHER SAK ....III,,III - PAT SCOTT .,.......... ALICE SCRIP ,.,...,.. JOHNSMDAK ,A,,III... MARYSERACKI ..I...,,,.,,,.,,, THERESESPRINGER .,,,..II,II .L LORRAHQESROCZYNSKI I.,.,.,, JUCHARDSTJOHNQ ,IIIII,II,,,II ESTHER SUSZYNSKL .,w...,.., DOROTHY SWICK CAROLTAYLOR ....,. MDNEYTEDT ..,.I, NORMAVERHH k,,,A. BILL WASAK ,,L,LLLL.......,..L LEONARD WEBSTER LL.,.. HENRY WYSOCKI ,E..,,, MARIE YELTON .,,,,L. GEORGHQZABKA ,,L... Five Foot Two Eyes Ot' Blue . , ,, jukebox Saturday Night Chocolate Soldier A Rag, A Bone, and a Hank Of Hair ...,...-...wnw,,,., My Ideal . ,........., ,...,, ....Y,,,,, , , ., .,.,,,, Evalmzl Chatterbox Are You Havin' Any Fun Alice Blue Gown ,ww Oh! Johnnie Mary Is a Grand Old Name Tess' Torch Song . Smoke Gets In Your Eycs Small Fry Sweet Sue Holiday For Strings Candy Curly Top Flight Of The Bumblebee Billy's Go: :x Nickel Rum and Coco Cola ,,,,,,,l Buckle Down XVinsocki wg, .... ,Y,Y,,Y,,,,,,,, , ,,,,,,,l,,, M arie An Apple For The Teacher Key To Dateahilily Chart 1. Age A legal B sweet 16 C we'll guess D old 'nuff E young fnuff 2. Disposition F soopelr G shy H average I depends J hot 3. Promised K yes L no M maybe N occasionally O to anyone 4. Dancing Ability , P dreamy waltzer Q ' jive, ,. 5. 5 . Cash 5 coke c hamburger 3 two-bits x plenty y 540 and a car 6. Appearance z smooth w rugged v good 'nuff u could be better 2 not bad 7. Attitude l wolfish if I like me 36 sweet stuff Xe wonderful 1 0.K. Possible Career W white collar job k school teacher o house-keeper C armed forces -boss or manager d 'loafer r . 3 Cr-JYxJf.. LCUb3COvc,vvsA..X o'X5cfMA34L'hD ow, iiwmwszmzmmb JVQ-LA..rmQ1' . mqmmwvvwwwim 4 CLSDWYW WM 5 2312 , ,UW W, ww viwinzxaxmwwqfod Jilluyybfy fa'-f'7MJwQ9,cA4,,g, Wfimmwm pdwinhdvz IAM tx-fZ4u4d7 -Jxnj .4 D ' ' bf-fwfw-4fiQ:-,Uv u 9 - 0 f, .-7 Aj xy ,, LETTER GIRLS Svroml Row: N. Zabel, S. lialata, Y. Mamicla, M. Pilclurd, L. Rudzinslti, Miss A. Smith, H. Polrajac, S. Gargas, R. Kimbel, M. Tagtmeyer, F. Furman, R. Pope. lfirsl Row: G. Coccard, M. Vidnur, E. Sak, F. Starcevich, J. Durbin, S. Gerun, D. Swaczylt, D. Finlon, T. Beda. F. Sawicki, IL Cladis. G.!l.!l. Facts Ouch, ow ow! Miss Smith, Miss Smith, Miss I-lanrahan, Miss Simpson! Oh, won't somebody please come and get me out of this mess? No girls, we are not giv- ing you a quick version of a murderg those are just some of the girls practicing their stunts. Are they hare? Of course nut! If you put a little time and practice into each stunt you will get it sooner or later. Yes, the annual stunt time is here again and as usual the girls have to pass the ten of them in order to earn an S'.' XVhesi I said earn I really meant it because it sure takes plenty of hard work. Even though it is tough, the girls usually come out with flying colors. just as soon as stunts are over you will find everybody getting ready for the next thing on the girs gym program. You guessed right the first time. Posture! Those protruding tumrnies are pulled in, Droop shoulders just don't droop any more .und before you realize it all those forward heads are put back into place. They all compete for the title of Posture Queen but this fall they gave A's to the girls with the perfect posture, in spring they will resume the regular posture contest. An A is an honor, so girls let's all get on the merry-go-round and strive for the perfect goal in posture. Then before you know it. the pingspong tournament rolls around. Although it is an extra curricular activity, many girls came out to show their pin-pong ability. Some may be beginners while the others may be experienced players but no matter which, they all enjoy playing with each other. XVeek after week the ball keeps bouncing back and forth and while your head is still in circle some shy Miss comes up to the front and ranks as champ for another year. While this is all going on, the gym department is not idle because for the first ten 'necks of school lee eld soccer ball has been kicked and kicked around the gym. Tlie Se- 'or and jur speed ball as the Sophs. and the Freshies play a little s-:cr -,o mit the girls ,are practicing like mad because at the end, wr the All Star teams. ' ' G. A. A. BOARD V.Yf - 7 ' v ' ,...nding: D. Currie, L. Schrcm, J. jones, E. Kanaski, M. Tngtmcycr, L. Kaminski, A. Kan, C. Kern, E. Sak, K. Bergncr, F. Starcevich, S. Gu-run, S. Harmon. Sruird Olicrrxz Recording, Secretary Y.. Mamula, President T. Brdn, Vice-Presidcnz D. Cladis, JUNIOR PICTURE P. joy. S. Goshen, O. Martinez, L. Guzdagno. R. M. Bzrbcan, A. Chun, R. Sunwn, S. Linn, L. Landini, 1. Jones. N Zobel, L. Toll, M. Stmpin, L. Rudzinski, S. Saiata, Y. Mzmula, B. Rutkowski, M. Lenihan, Harrit, M. Zovko. M. A. Vidmar, G. Coccaro, A. Vukmirovich, N. Emery, R. 0'Barr, D. Petrrxon, H. Pnkrmjac, D. Currie, J. Pruginski, F. Svlamicki, G. Lzlich, C. Sulski. L. Raynolds, M. Takash, V. Dirzcl, S. Kraslu. N. Pavich, M. Kavevich, L. Raminski, L. Nicmec, R. M. Pope, L Espm., J. Fopmw, G. Woolvenion. sovnozuonns ' A. Norkiewixz, R. M. naelqwska, v. own... B. n.....:mger, D. Slomkm, E. Piclanski, n. L. swim.-a, v. smfman, LL nm, B. Draeger, P. Ellicox, M. mme... B. shqmd, Lu. smug..-L, s. xvnaun, L. Rm., D. Upchurch, v. v....1.y, R. T.gLn.c,-ef, N. um, L. c. Kem, 1. LL Lcasurc, L. smymka, D. Nmkovach, J. muse, A. Km, M. som, D. s...d.fs, K. clipokn, G. Dlvkfmw, A. snr, D. clmnggfy. Rm. J. Dukas, s. Gumnick, R. Gnrcn, D. ousmka, D. Elliott, T. new... B. Ruxkswski, A. xuuic, jUNlOR AND SOPHOMORE G.A.A. PICTURES ON THE FOLLOWING PAGE .. :Vg J, ..- '-u '.-: L I . bp 1 '-. . . . ,. X .,y 0 'P ' . - ' 5.1.1 1 E., X . 0 X xi. X l . L52 YR ,J 4 si I' Ll.. sxxz iq , fa? Q -:Ai -- FRESHMAN PICTURE Thirzl Row: A. Xvmllacc, L. Taylor. L. Tomclak, H. Prcibyla, D. Ryln, T. Vifcsoluwski, H. Polfus, B. Rouscll, M, Drebing, V. Popoviih, L. schmm..B. MCF2rlond. SCCOIIJ Raw: G. Taylor, Lecson, Price, A. Allgtycr, D. Laskowski, A. Piudarz, D. Pcrrhinski, D. Miller, A. Ogorzaly, j. Ganczcwski, L. Salas, E.'RuSen. Ffh! Powff P. Sprunger, M. M-uday, R. VVitkuwski, F,:SurdqHQ'nd, D. Moran, G. Adams, L. Pilewski, ' TM. Voss V Baker, B, Wy ubek, D. Hackman, D. f.Biguty?f'l 1. . K .-.'., - -.w be I X H 4 'hr x 0 if .-qt. Wir.. -AVA -, Q . TG fu 53' sk' .Xb 1 51. xX .4 1 iw? ' if Z5- R f I W ,f-1' .XXX APV'f GJ ,Eff N-l ' SENIOR PICTURE - Fuurfla Ron-1 B. Mnasen, T. nuafnn, c. unc,-nska, s. clnxnnnska, M. Tagmeyer, A. nynrycka, Knwanlski, E. Kwimwska, A. jones, E. Engman, j. Kmach, T. spasm. Tbinl Row: G. Kzycs, N. Vurhil, R. Kimbcl, B, Kncps, j. Kuhluff, Carr, H. Mnrkusic, A. Regus, C. Taylnr, F. Tcrranovz, S. Baskin. Srraml Rulr: If Tclack. S. Gargras. B. Tila. M. Higgins, M. Milruif, Peterson, L. Sroclynski, L. Hcrnandcl. P. Scott, B. Mullin, H. Morriscuc, R. Makmr. Fin! Run-1 J. Quanstrom, E. snszynska, J. mnaong. F. Fnnnnn, P. Ellis. D. Cladis, 12. Sak, T. Springer, 1. Oliver, L. O'Bricn, E. Ribicki, D. Qiljrfn, B. Galvin. .- fssmoxs z - rn...-fb Rauf: A. zannnvacl., E. lglnwskifkz: Helnninska, P. Sxrnnmn. G Snlskz. 1. spmnw, 55 uf-yshnw. D. Kclly, B. Lee, M. Hchnxon, R.,.K.,Gaf:dn, A. Andrews. ' ' Third Row: D. Finlsp. M.j5la.m. E. Sunyniki, B. J. Engle, H. cm. :lf E.,'ion D. Swaczyl D. Jnndfnl, D.-- nm, Agmnikbmki,L...Fnlnnbergn, D. Camcrl SernmlR0' - . Ri ns, S. Nnparla, D. Bagrisski, Z. Cadis, M. Dal Mi. -'sf qnva.....c,, nnnnnnn-.kg M. Pilchzrd, yifhfngnvzcl., B. miner - Fin: 1131- v. Chi, vu, S. Pdiluus, S. olivrr, bgcfnnich, F. eng: E. ann . . ...wa Exsknnch, x.-5...-acl., M. Burglund. K.Clf1Qgsn R. Klengmvd .P gl.. 4 Y X. . , L - ra., I 2- I I , . T. 1 NT - , - :y .' X f JK .. '- 1- J,-P ra Y uansncsxrg v. srxmntpmg n. emma, a. BIHAWSK I LE mg- A. znazmvxcgu c.,.vumro3 r. homer: ii. tors, n. ckuznfskri c. was A amnzno um mn wrxno , -ff t ., . J. mommy v. mmf-x.mrmu, iv. ,s mn-usrui L. uw, sgpcsuxxg Lkarmaqui A i gzwwovxcu, n. Porn, ia. mn' nnsr Q- x. xuuurg B. sw li. RRAXKJVICB G. A. ll. Facts The tournament between the classes is now in its final stages. The juniors and Seniors tilt, for the title of school champion will be a wow. By all means, the crowd is not silent and tense because there are cheers and echoes of encouragement throughout the whole game. Finally there is a cry of victory and the winners cheer triumphantly while the losers swallow a large lump and make a promise to do better next tin1e. Now for prohciency which is to be tougher than ever. The new national require- ments were set so the individual would benefit by the amount of time she has to spend in each particular event. Thus, practicing every night will increase your ability and eventually you'd pull up your score so as it would equal the S average. Your condition and your body will be less fatigued and you will attain a more perfect physical condition. Take me out to the Ball Park, take me out to the game! So dyou really want to go? Well it t step into Bowen's school yard and you will see plentv of tnose stun- ing green n suits flashing around, trying to- catch those hard lit b1lls which ' ' 'y L a greg ance. Oops, missed the ball but l'll catch her as she slides W or e ' e c:ills. pl:y ball and soon everybody starts litcitiing the ' ' '-.l xump! to v F? .1 , . ,-1 hmnnonxnsbruua ' vroonvxtvroxtg x. ,srconra 1151- Ar. ann-run, A. ' izomz s. unsung s. sau-rn: R. K . msn: s. nm: ntmrssn, J. ' IlIFURDg V. IOPOVICB1 A. mt, t.. murusmi ri. centers, ls IRXl,LI!lCg L. SCHED!!! ll. PAVXCH i I i . r ,Q GV5'-32 H. A. A. Facts The basketball season flies in and before you know it the hasketballs are bouncing around the gym as the upper classmen play against each gym class for the basketball title. The lower classmcn struggle with each other for the captain basketball crown. Basketball season is over but we certainly did have loads of fun outside of those few minor injuries. Tell us more teacher, tcll us more! Yes, there is still a lot more to tell about the gym program because we have just Hnished the first semester activities, The five day gym program has passed the great test, for with all the war emergencies our bodies have to be trained and toned up to a T so that we can meet the strain of school plus wartime work. Spring fever is in the air and so is the volley-ball. XVith spring comes volleyball and now I guess I'm talking the language of the girls because they just love that game. Though some of the girls may have a little frog or hoarse in their throat they all hate to see the end of the season roll around. ,... . '. -- 9' fa K 114, J .-1 ,i ,ip -F ', dr. age -wr -.. It , tx YQ. L+ X 'Sf x ' 'I Q gf,-f if , 1 X V ,-ii 4f,L,v. . kf2f2-0142 i , ..,,. i A 1 1 i BOXVEN HIGH SCHOOL CHEER LEADERS Lei: ru Rigbl: D. Cladis, L. Kimanska, E. Ni,-acfkowska, A. Rm, J. Amelcng, F. Clascn, Y. Mimuh, P. Ellis. L. Adams. D. Quinn, T. nm, F. swicki. .,fgA,,f 1,15 7362 'ZF do P . , J' ,ff i .f.v J A . jig K M' W1-is. ,W . ' ' 2: - ag wwf Do you remember those never to be L A . nculty games? The Letter Girls motto, 'iDo or die is still going strong and maybe one of these days the old game will back fire and the Letter Girls will come up on top. Then all diligent G. A. A. members reap the harvest by being the recipients of their emblems, letters, chevrons and gold stars but those grins and nods agree that all the time and effort was all worth while. Life can be wonderful :md it will be if you make it that way. Our education is ju. - Victory cannot be far zsgilr great natien . Tilt I we have learned how to think individually. to work, Fight, and give so that A. A! 1 I , Wy HL 1 no .. , 4 .IQfliI:t1.KB4yflff5INNIS FRANK M. SIMON MICHAEL DLUHY v Q . J I f K 1 1 X ,AID ,rf f 1 - . we ZXAMVJ! ' l,jJ,fQVJ nys Athletic Department 1 J! 'J T011 Row: Coach Dluhy, D g I' o I Row Lmdc Sch ke L k Boyed Dc bc ku Marschke O us M ' , l. 1945 Trash Team Bowen's Purple and Gold Thin Clads Indoor Team has promises of developing into a better team as the season progresses. Only three holdovers from last year's team form the nucleus of this year's team, namely: Ed Rogers, miler, Jeffery Boyed, dashes and relay, and Bob Kasiske, half mile. Other prospective winners in the Seniors are: john Oros, Richard Demlarowski, William Lenke, Paul Balback, Steve Matalin, Robert Marsehke, Richard Mayszak, james I-Iultgren. Paul Begich, and Martin Zovko. The junior Team is made up of Bob Link, Harold Schurke, Bob Olson, Peter Tinsly, William Koch, Willianm O'Keefe, Odeon Sicminowski, and Don Kieliszewski. INDOOR MEET RESULTS JUNIORS SENIORS 13-Bowen ,,.r,,,,,, University High-3 7 15-Bowen .,,.,,,,,,,, University High-5 7 21-Bowen ,,,.,,, ,,,,..,i,,,,, , . Marshall-3 0 2 S-Bowen ,,,,,,.,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Marshall-40 l-Bowen ,,,, ,, . ,is.,,,,,, Lindblom-31 28-Bowen ,,,,..,. ,,,,, , ., . Lindblom--1-7 The Team did not place in the City Indoor Meet March 27, 28 at the University of Chicago Field House. Tentative outdoor track meets are: Friday, May 25-Mount Carmel, 82nd Yates Tuesday, May 29-Hyde Park, 82nd Yates City Outdoor Meet, june S, 6, 8, 1945. TOTAL POINTS THUS FAR Link ,,.,,,,,, W. 23 Oros , .,.. ,,,,.,, 1 5 Hultgten ...., . 6 Schurke .,,,,,.... IS Boyed .,..,. , 12 Rogers .,,,,, . . . 5 Mayszak ..,,,,,. 10 Garritano ,,.... 10 Lenke ,,,, ,, 2 Linden ,,.....,.. I! Dembrowski ,. 9 Salam ..,,,,,..... 7 Starcevich ...,.. 2 Marschke , ,..... S Dingess ...emo 1 Olson .....,...... 1 Kasiske ,, .,..., . 6 Mazzocco .s,,.. 1 WRESTLING TEAM JUNIORS SENIORS The Purple and Gold Muscle men under the coaching of M. J. Dluhy won onlv one match in the South Section but had a verv good season. The team was not balanced enough to win more of the close matches. Next year the team will be built around three lcttermen, NVavne Krause, Eel. Bocian. Allen Rizgle. Others will be Peter Knczevich. Jerome Mnndell. Ed. Oberman. Ed. Forms, 'Hugo Martinez, and Blackield. TOTAL POINTS Meets Pins Decision Draw T. Pts. 1 15 Porkornowski , , , ..,.,, 10 2 2 0 35 1 3 5 Bocian ,,,,,,,s,,,, ,....,s, 1 0 1 3 0 32 125 Riggle 1,,, ,,,,,,, , ,, ..,, 7 3 1 0 3 1 105 Krause W, ,,,,,,.,,. .,,s 8 2 Z 0 30 145 Capt. Drozda ,,,,,, ,,.,, S 2 1 1 2-HQ l 55 Lozich ,,.,,,..,,..... .... 7 2 0 l 24 UQ 1 6 5 Krilich ..,,, ,,,,. 7 2 0 0 2 0 14 5 Baylis ,.,......,. ,,,, 6 0 1 I 17 M 175 Ehemnnn ,.,,,,,, ,1,,. 7 0 2 0 16 Heavy Knezevich ,.,.,., ...,,.,. 6 0 1 0 10 125 ' Obetman ...,,, 42 1 0 O E 9 95 Blnekheld 0 o , of 9 0 0 'gi , if 2 0 , so if .f z 0 o T . ' 2 D x.,F' ..,, all . v 1 'Vi , ' s L WRESTLING TEAL 1 Buck Rralr: Coach Dluhy, lioros, Marlins-z, Obcrman, Baylis, Mandell. Front Raw: Blmckfield, Krause, Riggle, Bocian, Capr. Droxda, Loviclm. Elaenunn, Knczevich. picrurcb: Pukurncwski, Kriliclu, Kovacimyonggren' qNo: in I I ' ,I JI, SOHQ 38 34 29 3253 24 25?-Q 11 23 24722 V,-1 W . fl ff E' ' ' ,f V jd , Nixbggrjl, J If v I' W1 est mg SOUTH SECTION STANDING SCORES W L 1526 Bowen Mount Carmel C- V- S' ,Y,,Y, Y,,,.Y,.. ......,, 6 I 3 10 Bowen ...,.... , ,,,,,,..,, C. V. S. Parker , -W 5 l 10 Bowen Roosevelt, Ind. Cdl!-lnllff ...... .... 4 2 15 Bowen ., ,... Calumet Lindblom .,,, ..- 3 3 ENQ Bowen ., ,, .,.,.. ,,,, P arkur Bowen .........--.. H .... 1 5 H Bowen Mount Carmel Hirsch ....... .... .,.. 1 5 16'Q Bowen ,,,,,,, . Hirsch Morgan Park ,,.,,, 1 5 29 Bowen , Morgan Park 176 Bowen Lindblonu 136lG LETTERMEN 105 lbs, XY'aync Krause 115 lbs Ed Pokornowski 125 lbs. Allen Rigglc 135 lbs Ed Botian .l 145 lbs, Captain .A.l.D l 145 lbs. john Baylis QF' -' I 155 lbs. joe Loziclx ' -If 5 '27-A 155 lbs. Jul? Kriliclm Captain Al Drozda qualified for the State attend because of knee infection. Hcllaper qualified loosqliy 1 point to Fairbanks of Tildirxtifcch. ., 1 J Y - r 'M Q' xi Tr, y 5 I-I ' :3 X - ., ' N 'st e 91944 Football .L LJ I K V nf' Q51 f xxx 'X' x.,AVL 3 1' an ' , MYJ The Boilermakers of Bowen under the coaching of M. J. Dluhy regained some of the prestige of the Purple and Gold Teams of the past by winning six games and losing onli' two games. ln the 1943 season, the team lost more games than they won and some of the noise was taken out of the Boilermaker Machine. Lead by Co-Captain Ray Madurn, right-half and Robert Marschke, left-end, the team won the two opening practice games and the first three South Section games to be undefeated before colliding with Parker. After the smoke of battle, the Purple and Gold suffered its first defeat. Then on the rebound Bowen defeated Calumet 6 to 12. , 1944 Sconss We They Souru SECTION STANDING .Ke Gage Park ,,,,, W . .. , 19 sl W L Q nglew . . ,. 26 0' Fengcr . .,..,...,..,, - ,.....,..,, 6 0 xrsch Q- ...... .. . .. 7 0 Morgan Park ..... .... . . 5 1 S uth Sh e A 7 6 Parker .......... 5 1 YQ rp .... .. ,, .,. 12 o Bowen .,..,,,......, 4 2 ke? ....., ,... . .. 6 18 South Shore ..,,.,. ...,, . 3 3 lume ........ ........ .... 2 6 1 . Calumet .,,....... ,..... 3 -J H X nger ,,,,...............,,...,...., 0 40 Hyde Parkr .,,.... ,,,... 2 4 Q -- 1- X Harper W .,,...,., ,.,- 1 E. ' S - 103 82 V Hirrsch ,.,.,s.. ....,. ' 1 5 l C.v.s.,, , 0 .6 X ' N hz 1 --l , li is N Dluhy. Maylonc, Dam:s,. Buchan, Oros, Knndlrjk-Marsh, Hadryclu, Bueian, Lcinwcber, Krause, Siadmk, Sgdzak, Fnrore, Krilich. : + an rwx 5 ,,f, az EP '49 fi, liiififxlf IQ45 Schedule lx Q Lettermen of the 1944 team are as follows: Co-captains, Ray Madura and Rob Marschke, joe Vidmar, Evert: Sartain, George Smith, Charles Fattore, John Hadryc , Stanley Wierbbecky, John Krilich, Bill Lcinweber, John Siadak, Marcin Krutak all of whom have played their last game for Bowen. They will be missed but in their place are a number of promising candidates. Lead by the following lettcrmen as a nucleus, Coach Dluhy has visions of fielding :mother powerful Boilermaker Eleven, Center Jerome Mandell, Guard Mike Agopian, Tackles Peter Knezevich and Urban Festin, End Frank Chorak, Quartermaster Al Drozda and Half-back Robert Sadzak. The other can- didates are: John Beniac, Gerald Bergstedt, Ed Bezler, Carl Bihl, jim Brown, jim Buchan, Louis Colella, John Damas, Steve Durco, Jack Higgins, Richard Jaronski. Bert Knaach, Bill Kovacic, George Krainovich, Bill Krause, Robert Link, Steve Matalin, Alfred Matz. Richard Mayszak, jim Mazzocco, Robert Meyer, Eugene Nagy, Robert Nowakowski, William O'Keefe, John Oros, Robert Pusch, Richard Quinn, Robert Sadzak, Edward Salata, Harold Schurke, Jim Sikorski, William Starcevich, Carl Tomczak, John Tuzi- kowski, Peter Vrdolyak, Sam Ubelac, Bob Wagner, Charles Woodward, Michael Zetebny and Matin Zovko. 1945 September 14 Friday September 20 Thursday September 29 Saturday October 6 Saturday October 13 Saturday October 2 0 Saturday October 26 Friday November 3 Saturday SCHEDULE Gage Park Mount Carmel Chicago Vocational Morgan Park Hyde Park Hirsch South Shore Harper 82nd Yates Shewbridge 32nd Yates 82nd Yates 82nd Yates 88nd Yates 82nd Yates Shcwbridgc 2332, 2, XR Ox SX, tv- Sym' . Basketball A Due to graduation, Bowen's senior team was made up entirely of reserves from last year. With this and-other factors considered, Bowen's sixth place finish in the South Section race was very commendable. In the annual Holiday Tournament at the University of Chicago, Bowen entered a team composed of members from both the junior and senior teams. Unfortunately their first opponent was mighty Senn, winner of the tournament and later City League Champs. The game was very well played, with the score being 36 to 26 in Senn's favor. The senior results are: Practice Games Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. XVe 1-Medill ,,,..,.,,,.,,.,.,,.,,, S 0 6-Gage Park ,,.,.. , ....,, 22 12-Dunbar .,.,,..,.. .gwll 15-Tilden ,, I8-Du Sable 21--Du Sable .....--.-...17 W- Yv...ss .17 ,..,...,,..32 They 15 41 29 45 19 23 League Games ,lan jan Jan Jan Jan Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb . 5-Harper ,,,.,,,. 10-Calumet , .,,,,,,s,,,, .. . 19-Englewood ...,,.,.., . 22-Fenger ,,...,,,.,..,,,,.., . 24-South Shore ....,...,. 31 . 1-Hirsch ,.,,............ - A... 35 . 6-C. V. S. .,,,,,,,..,.....,,.. 4 4 14-Morgan Park . ,... .. 16-Hyde Park ,........,, 21-Parker .,,.. -... They 37 47 33 21 ' 40 28 41 27 31 43 Bowen's junior basketball started the season with another good team but due to graduation the team was badly weakened. The return of such boys as Frank Esposito. with his great scoring ability, and Ronald Buoseio as their number one forward was the main reason for Bow'en's early season success. In the South Section race the Bowen juniors finished in sixth place, being midway in the eleven team competition. The junior results are: Practice Games We They League Games They Dec. 1-Medill ..,. .,,..... Y .... 2 S 4 Jan. S-Harper ........ 30 Dec. 6-Gage Park .........,, W26 54 jan. 10-Calumet .,,,.,......,.,, 30 Z0 Dec. 12-Dunbar ,......,,....... 32 2S jan. 1-Englewood .,,,,,,.,.... 15 Dec. 15-Tilden ,.....,,.,,.,..... 32 46 Jan. 22-Fenger ,,..,.. .,.......,,. 3 4 44 Dec. 18-Du Sabe .,,.,,........ 32 23 Jan. 24-South Shore 5 32 Dec. 21--Du Sabl . ,..,.. ...... 3 5 32 Feb. 1-Hirsch .,,.....,..,...,,,., 21 39 Feb. 3-Hig land .,... 4 35 Feb. 6-C. V. S. .,.... .... .... 2 S 27 'jj Feb. 14-Morgan Park ...-. 16 A Feb. 16-Hyde Park ....,.. .21 47 X 2. My . Feb. 21-Parker ..,.,.... ...JI 43 ' 'M' f ' A ' 'l Overtime ame X X .J 'll jf ffl I X X l qw ef 'H .uw f-af 2 QAMJM .Ml f ' ,yr-Lfvvvv'-' ' ' ,- I' J' JSENIORS 'K' '- ' Rm: E. Maller, G. Dahlg -n, R. mu, E. Joseph, F. Mmlewska, J. Mag., D. Leo, J. Popovach. R.-uf. J. ummm, M. cor ego, R. x-my, N. Duiclu, B. Kozub, D. zllcwski, L. Peterson, c. walhflny. JUNIORS Burk: F. Olnrski, R, Konccki, H. Schoucrs, L. Olejnik, F. Exposizo, R. Durkin, J. Spiwak, P. Vlahos, R. Lopez. Frunl: E. Vlmisavich, R. Vargas, A. Matz, 1. Knchurik, R. Bunsciu, E. Kr gka, F. Picczynski, F. Vaszucz. ...' U9 M.. ,J . f U 'df' R iv Rf HENRY W2 PETERS . n SWIIIIHIIIIQ After a season of little activity, Bowen's swimming team competed in ten dual meets and two city meets. The team responded well under the direction of Conch Peters in hi prod s first year at Bowen. Although the showing in dual competition was even in meets won and lost, Bowen uced a number of individual stars. The senior team was led by Joe Popovich, who competed in the 40 and 100 yard free styleg Harold Morgan, in the 100 yard breast strokeg and Lauro Martinez in the 200 yard free style. Bowen's excellent 200 yard relay team was made up of Popovich, Hlusko, Lulich, and Martinez. On the junior team jan-ies Muszynski in the breast stroke and Andy Kostick in the diving stood out along with Thomas Swanson, Bob Saynay, Vlado jovovich, and Don Staley. The results of 1944 and 1945 are: SENIORS JUNIORS Date Opponent We They Opponent We They Dcc. 18-1-Iirsch .,,,,, ,,.,,,,. 3 7 20 No Competition Dec. 20-Parker ..,.,s ..,...... 3 4 38 Parker ,,,,..,..,,,,,,.,,.....,... 28 3 3 Jan. I7-Tilden ..,, .,,,,,,,. 35 40 Tilden ,....,,...,..,,, ,,,,,,, 2 3 43 Feb. 9--Parker ,.....e .ss,..... 4 4 31 Parker ..... .....,, .,,...,., 3 7 29 Mar. 2--Tilden ,,.,,,..,,.s.s..... 27 50 Tildcn ...,...............,,.,.,,,. 20 46 Mar. 9-Fenger .,,,..,s,.s.......,. 34 41 Fcnger ....,,,,. A ,.,......,,,.., 30 36 Mar. 16-Morgan Park ,,,,,,,. 46 29 Morgan Park .,,,,,,,,..,., ,39 26 Mar. 21-Fenger ,,s.. - .........., - - Fcnger ..,.i..........,,,, - ,....,. 40 31 Mar. 28-Morgan Park ,.,.,,,. 43 32 Morgan Park ....,i.,,.,,.... 41 25 Apr. 3-Lindblom ...,.,...... ...29 46 Lindblom ,,.,,,. .,,,,,,.. 3 Z 34 Apr. 9-Lindblom .,,,....,. - ,.,. 23 S2 Lindblom .,.,,.. ......... 4 3 23 Due to graduation che seniors will lose Hlusko, Martinez, Morgan, Popovich, jack- ld E- FNFIIUSC, and Willrely on Luli Qi . Krause, Zabka, and Mqszynski for the . Q 1. . . N g L - In w s:a.'2 .nm..d.aaWn BASEBALL TEAM Burk Raw: D. Leo, W. Krick, P. Lack, R. Ulanowski, P. Vellegas, R. Lopez, R. R. MeMiIlen. Middlf Row: N, Lewandowski, E. Bocizn, E, Guska, S. Trawczynski, R. Kozub, N. Duieh, E. Joseph, H, Schmixke. Front Row: B. Ziolkowski, B. Kozub, E. Miller, C. Lewandowski R. Marschak. L. Oleinck. Baseball After a season of twelve wins and six losses last year. Bowen's baseball team shows signs of another championship season. With a number of new members to help bolster the five returning veterans, Coach- McGinnis, in his fourth year at Bowen, has hopes for a better team. The quintet of players around which this years team will be formed are: Casmir Lewandowski, catcher: Robert Kowaleski, pitcherg Leonard Olejnik, inlielderg Robert Marschak, outfielderg and Ellard Miller, pitcher. In thc past five years the Boilermakers have produced a remarkable record, having won 62 while losing 19. The results of the 1944 season in which Bowen was just edged out of playoff qualifications, are: 'iBowen 0 ..,,,, ...,... K elly 6 illlowen 3 ......, .,..,. T ilden 1 Bowen 2 ,AA.,,, ,,,,,,,.,,.,,,, P arker 0 Bowen 4 .,,,.,. --... C. V. S. 2 Bowen 2 ,,,.... ,,,,,,.. C alumet 10 Bowen 3 ,...,,, .....,. H yde Park 4 Bowen 8 . ...,, .......,...,.. H irsch 2 Bowen IZ ...W Morgan Park Z rs as Bowen Bowen Bowen Bowen Bowen Bowen Bowe n Bow e n Harper 2 .- sss.. Fenger 5 Bowen 4 ..,... ...... C . V. S. 3 10 . ,.,, ,.,... ...... C a lumet 2 4 ...,.. L ...,.,. Hyde Park 5 11 ..... .....v.. H irsch 5 6 v,.,.. ..,., H arpcr 1 15 , s. . ,...,,. Parker 0 4 ,,.., s ,,..,.....v... Fenger 4 2 ,....., ....,,.....,...... F enger 3 N rfffflkxrgan Park 3 was later played off with the L 1? rt, of 'X 54 YH5' 17? Underclassmen Joan Blasovich Harriet Crum Betty jean Engle Virginia Fcdorenko Carol Fusuedo Pauline Gize Dorothy Kamedula Billie Knoebel Rita Kolanczyk Norbert Korczyk Helen Koziarski Margaret Mahs Theresa Pondell Bill Paulos Marian Takash john Wood Mary Zovko Louis Davey Betty Drcagcr Phyllis Ellicott Margaret Rest Margaret Flynn Don Knowles Bill Koch Marion Lalich Donald Linden Clara Lutz Mildred Maty Rosemary Myslcwski Dolores Paulos Henrietta Proby David Ratz Ronald Scherer Elizabeth Skibinski Dolores Slomka Dolores Sypniewski Virginia Sysiwakon Robert Ulonowski Buthanne Winquist Salvadore Campos Rebecca Belman Rose Mary Chavy Julia Ganzalz 11 -1 din Sylvia joseph Underclassmen Lois Adams Rose Anclrich Ann Babush Rose Marie Barbeau Lorraine Chrzanowski Furn Clasen Hazel Cross june Dust Isabell Espnrza Don Farris joan Fopeano Bob Frecbcck Helene Ginsburg Shirlcy Harmon jack Higgins Garcnt Hivsly Victoria losuc ,Q Jalinke lar' vlla 'V :cpl-I vevit 'K Henrietta Lavery Williaxli Lcnke Edith Matthews Herbert Mendclsohn Burton Mendclson Dorothy Mictke Katherine Miljak Harold Mosbcck Rita O'Barr Gloria Oclum Dale Peterson Rose Marie Pope Jean Prusinslti Marcella Retis Florentine Smwiclti Russell Staugh John Uchman Emil Vlaisnvich Clmrlcrte Zdzinicki Bob Zusziki Vnllcric Babbitt Carol Berggren Last Will and Testament---cuntinued Marian Guch ,,...,Y,,.,Y,.,,, - ,,,., Therese Karas ,.,.,,, Dora Knobel .,,,.. Mary Lokes ,.,... Herbert Neef ,- ,,,,..,. - ,.,,, I will Twizzi to all remaining Chemistry, Algebra, and Typing classes. ,I will my history and Civics seats to my sister Babe . will my gift of gab to some poor little freshie who would do better without it. V ............ I will my history notes to some promising senior, and may Miss Parker have mercy on his soul. A harmonica to Nov to accompany her as she marches in during commencement exercises. Dorothy Olson ..... Ya., ...,..... To Lil Haases, I will all my battered, wom-out pencil stubs' Betty Tisza ...- ..... -.....-.. I will my athletic ability to anyone who complains about gym. Eva Suzakovich .a,,... - ......... I will my locker, 1015, and all my good times at Bowen Betty Madsen ,,,, ., to Jimmie Ivancevich. ,,...To Diana Cladis, my short skirts. Casimer Krolak .,,,,,.,,..Y.,. - ..... I leave all my wood to Mr. Raebig. Clara Cholipski ..,, To my brother Richard, I will my perfect attendance. Betty Engelman YY,YY ,,..,, I will my school spirit and four wonderful lunch hours to Suzette Bastie ...,.,.. George Smith ....... Florence Peloza .,.,.. Lois Adams. - .......,,. ..My old, tattered note book to a brand new freshie. .......To Mike Agopian, I will my position on the football squad as right guard My fun in Mr. Rogers chemistry class to the incoming seniors. Myrticc Lundquist ..... -..-....All of my good times in Girls' Chorus to the lucky fresh- man who will take my place. Sophie Poulos .... -,.i-.......I will my gym shoes to my sister Fifi. Kenneth Paul ...--.... .... -...-I leave all my money to charity. Norma Anthony ...., -..-,.-.w. I will my knack of staying out of trouble to Dorothy Cameron, she'll need it. Glee Tobin ..,.. ,..A s....... --..I will my chemistry marks to jim's brother, Art Cooksey. Irene Soderlind ...... My nickname Queenie I will to some blushing freshman. Ray Madura .i,- ,...s,.. - ,.,,.... -I will all my troubles to the one and only man who can take care of them-Moose, also my sweater to Bob Jensen. Dorothy Granich - ..,. ,, A ,,,, I will to some lucky senior all the uproaring and exciting days in Mr. Rogers' chem' lab'. Phyllis Johnson ..,...,...... ,.- ,,,. .I will to my brother my locker 128l and contents. Grace Swanson , .... Charles Fattore ..... - .... - ,.... My long straight hair I will to my sister Irene. I will to Urban Festin my starting poistion at left guard on the football team. EuniCC Milbrath ......... , ..... -I will my cough drops to Herbie Neef. Edward Kuehl ...,.. ...si - ..,..-.I will to Mr. Rogers all my chemistry equipment. Everett Sartam . .............. D .... I will my football uniform No. J to some lucky fellow. Genevieve Cervantes ..... - ,s,,.,s To some fortunate Fi-eshie I will my picture of my favorite movie star, Van Johnson. Tina Spasoff ..... -.-..... .... To any young freshie interested in getting ahead, I will Helen Buckner ,,,, AMA, ,,,, every one of my educational classes. .I will all my fond memories of Miss Parker's U. S. History class to some future 4A. RlCl13rd Davis ..a........... - ...... To a freshie I will all- my teachers. Muffy Pilchatd .. ...,....,. W... ,,,. My train whistle to Yvonne Mainula. Genevieve Naimoli ..,,.,.....,,... That little mouse that slept with me ar Palos to Gracie Beverly Mercier Molly Novasel ,,,, i .. av, . .A .E- 4,5 an ii . J ' v ,,...-...I will my curly hiair to some poor Caccaro! swimming. ...DI leave my gym partment, ici, fl: 1. ' I I coming from 5 Qi' .I Y fgx fy 1,33 fe .19 we F ,... V . VL-'v-,. , ,, ' 4 5' f e- 52? 325. rV ',ifsi Q ,dk if N. N -v E s-.f L.-'glwg ' ',m'. -'A A AAP' ,fi- x J' Q 5? --1,--mg, -A--......,Qmh 1- Mas. MARY E. Bumsz The Branch . In 1931 the Bowen Branch was established. Due to the overcrowding of the Main building a portion of first and second year students were sent to the building located at 9258 Houston Avenue. Directing the activities of the branch as Assistant Principal is Mrs. Mary E. Budasz. ' Since its' establishment the Branch has grown into a busy colony of students who enjoy the many activities it has to offer. Its various activities include an Honor Club, Hall Guard Organization, Student Board, and a group who contribute to the Bowen Arrow and are known as the Twigs from the Branch. Also ,in their midst are groups known as Paper Salvage Helpers, Cookie Bakers, and Entertainers. Their contribution to the War Effort has been a great one. Some of the girls assist the neighborhood hospital by working as Nurses Aides. The Home Economics depart- ment bakes cookies and sends the to the U.S.O. centers. War Bonds and Stamps sales are always high and the students co-operate to make salvage drives a success. Besides all these extra-currucular clubs thc students manage to keep their grades up as is seen by the number of students in the Honor Club. These students when they reach the Main usually mzihge to ,keep these high grades and eventually enter the ma' are well nts and s ' ents do come to the Main 'ts help to make them bert' fs 1. ,- -K .sf READING CLASS ASSISTANT Lux! Raw: I. Jensen, j. Foster, B. Caruso, j. jacobsnm, D. Brill, D. Truby, J. Roberts, E. Hazse, M. Kalman. mn: xnw. J. Copeland, D. Cnpparclli, L. Fmbeck, M. skis. HONOR CLUB P. Krohn, R. Polcn, D. johnson, S. W'esolowski, B. Panos, L. Lzzloroni, L. Kochc, M. Mzylunc, R Herbncr, L. Nonrdonam. M. Knospc, M. Burchich. M. Erlznd, M. Ganz. . Fin! Row: J, Curd, S. Zan, D. Alfree, L. Vodzk. e ,f , f N 'wr v ALA- . Y. ,QV 'F xl.. .Jr ' V As. W 'Q , 'N Q, n ', ? X , ali: .. 1 4:22-2.?,, 3,9-ge.. I ,XRQVJ 1115? ial. ,, .W Q. .f ,. 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