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

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1951 volume:

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Serving Girls Lunch Room Parent-Teachers Association -- Book Room - Registration Office --- Pan-American Latin Club -- French Club Club - -- Home Economics --- Shops ...... Catalyzers - - - 6 8 10 ll I2 16 17 I8 20 24 25 28 29 30 3l 32 33 33 34 34 35 36 37 37 38 39 40 R. O. T. C. .....,.. Christmas at Bowen -- Honor Club ......... National Honor Club - Senior Girls Council -- jacket Girls ....... Bowen Arrow --- Bowenite Staff --- Division Rooms -- ATHLETICS Football Team ....... junior Basketball Team Senior Baskeball Team Wrestling Team ..... Baseball Team -- Cheerleaders -. - Chess Club ...... Boys' Bowling --- G. A. A. ...... Activities ......... G. A. A. Board ....... -- G. A. A. Membership - GRADUATES Class Notables ........ -- February Class Officers February Graduates --- June Class Officers -- June Graduates ...... PATRONS .... 4l 44 45 46 47 48 49 52 54 64 66 68 69 70 72 73 73 74 74 79 80 86 78 88 95 96 -- H0 Mr. William H. Collins Dear Graduates of 1951: Most of you realize that your four years of high school have sped by rather rapidly, and that you are starting on a new phase: further schooling, business, or military service. You have been told that you are important because you are a human being and all that this includes. You are way above the animal kingdom and a little below the angels. For this reason each one of you is of more importance that the entire physical universe. The onl true basis of freedom rests on the fact that we are free to do the thin we ou ht to do. To be n y 4 n . . g g u faithful to your duties to God and to your Country is the primary end of education. The extent to which ou achieve this will be the true measure of 'our success. This is learnin how to live. Y 5 8 It is also important to learn how to make a living. Both aims can be accomplished but if the second is sought to the exclusion of the first, then secondary values usurp the place of primary values. In other words, our sense of values has been destroyed. Many sound thinkers today give this loss of putting first things first as the basic cause for the current ills of society. My advice, then, to each of you, is to continue to search for real values, to put first things first, to know what democracy means, and thus to prepare yourself to be active citizens in this grand land. Sincerely yours, Eight MR. HEARNE AT HIS DESK if 'A h ,' . 'Q xx -Q4 A X ix, - mv nf ' , gf Nine M ' - ' Wi 'UWf 'ff'.v 1 f F ':i!Y!V: i '1'- ! 'r Our New Assistant Principal Mr. Eli J. Goldberg In the years to come, on some occasional quiet evening, as you turn the pages of this book and recall the many incidents and activities of high school, you will relive the glorious and carefree high school days of your youth. The pictures and words of this annual will bring back with keen and knowing interest your former associates, favorite club, the teams on which you played, and perhaps a former charmer of the heart. You will see, also, through your powers of memory, the classroom setting, the little variations in your former teachers' mannerisms, and if you are with former classmates, you will discuss all the pet peeves which were so involved in your educational routine. Preserve this yearbook of 1951 for the remainder of your life, for it is the only recorded instrument through which you may continue to vividly retain the years you spent at Bowen. May your days ahead prove to be as fruitful, invigorating and thought-provoking as the time you spent at Bowen, and may they also be happy and prosperous ones as you journey through life. W! Tell 4 W-U... 2 va. 'A wg' 2 A ' ' .TP-J 'S if Ji' avg!! ' Sri fi ,ggi fri- :R ' mf!-,w 14 WK , ,L v. '- N fQ:g,,ff,F , ,,. uf, 4, .Q . 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LhE1xm1nMRHmi2fnu um ' I aw- Ls si? 7. s 0 J' ,.-f- ' I T' iles - X fad-,L '5 Hi 'fe I ui' Our vial lawn forms an appropriate settin for 'tional emblem. The flag cere- monv perfo by the R.O.T.C. is symbolical of all that h for and believe in as Ameri- cans It is also a demonstration of precision and service which have made our military unit out- standing Fourteen 4, - ' ' ,ut V. '57 I iv?- Gus Kartsounnes addresses a Student Board meeting. Lower: Myrna Grefsheim, Jack Massucci, Don Johnson, Violet Nakarda, Mr. Goldberg. They Champion Every Worthwhile Cause The Student Board. which strives to promote the welfare of the school by developing leadership, cooperation, initative, and better understanding be- tween the faculty and students, is an organization made up of representatives from all divisions and clubs at Bowen. The representatives are elected by members of their divisions or organizations with the approval of the division teacher or sponsor. At the meetings, the Student Board discusses the various problems of the school such as Lunch Room conditions in relationship to students, cleanli- ness throughout the building and the surrounding grounds, and anything else that comes to the atten- tion of the board and must be accomplished by the students themselves. The Student Board also takes care of all collections conducted throughout the year. Among them are the Thanksgiving Fund, Memorial Day Flower Fund, the March of Dimes, Easter Seals and the Red Cross. These collections are carried out through the division representatives. Mr. Eli Goldberg was the faculty sponsor of the Student Board during the fall semester of 1950, and Miss Barlow is at present the sponsor of this organization. OFFICERS Don johnson Jack Massucci Violet Nakarda Myrna Grefsheim Sixteen Preride nl Vice-Preridenr Secrelary Trefzmrer Student Art Works Enrich Our School All those students who have one year of art are eligible for membership in the Advanced Art Club, a class of young people who are interested in art either as a career or just a hobby. It is a major sub- Mrs. Oldham gives pointers on technique to some students. ject taken ten periods a week for a full credit. This organization renders an invaluable service to the school by making posters for all special events including dances. contests, and drives. They also decorate the lunchroom and corridors for holidays. A course in advanced art consists mainly of in- struction in figure drawing, water colors, rempera colors, plaster modeling, layout advertising, still life and landscape painting, and poster work. Teachers have found that they can always call upon the Advanced Art Club to assist them in spec- ial projects by making stage props and helping in any way they can. Miss Beatrice Bond and Mrs. Dorothy Oldham alternate sponsorship of the club every year. First Royv: N. Nealy, 1. Seligman, D. Garcia, N. Krueger, M. Grefsheim, A. Selig, J. Anderson, M. FICIZB. Second Row: R. 0'Neal, R. Borchert, G. Cacich, N. Wilson, R. Piper, J. Hernandez, J. Culpepper, D. Johnson, A. I-love, G. Carlson, E. Migacz, V. Grohe, E. Zigich, N. Ballon, M. Orteaga, R. Nagrackaite, Miss Bond. Seventeen Baritone and Bass Front Row: Mers Angelo Babbo, Ruben Flores, Bill Houston, Jack Massur-ci Second Row: Frank Kaslewicz, Ronald Grellman, Richard Nor- wood, Donald Brandt, Erwin Bier Third Row: Richard Brinehl, Louis Stepansky, John Stone, house, Ralph Heinz, Edw, Williams, Richard Martz Fourth Row: Bob Skirlte, Eugene Krop, Edw. Mazurek, Wm. Diehl, Wayne Anderson MIXED CHORUS OFFICERS September 1950 February 1951 Prerident Richard Martz Edward Mazurek Vire Preridenz Roy Kress Lorraine Mines Secrelary Violet Nakarda Violet Carich Treamrer Lorraine Mines Wiliam Baird The Mixed Chorus One of the organizations of which Bowenites are most proud is the Mixed Chorus, under the direction of Clayton Fox. This group of 100 energetic music lovers meets every day, rain or shine, and sings for First Soprano Marcella lbarra, Adrienne Zurek, Eunice Siemianowski, Janet Nolan, Barbara Appelgren, Natalie, Popovich, Sharon Hauser, Roxanne Herrick, Lois Skiff. Second Row: Violet Nakarda, Louise Knowles, Dorothy Galich, Jean Mashos, Zorka Basara, Shirley Nazey, Katherine Paun, Jane Swiedel, Betty Perosko Third Row: Bernadine Sikorski, Dolores Behn, Irene Seligman, Linda Ogorzaly. Eighteen 1 'N I M4 'vw' -. 1 4 ,, f-if KM 9 1 .F 1. X WF fv' Mn '5 6 W '59 ms M 'W' l V av , .-w , vw AQ: X 5 Qi 'S 1? A 3 I 4? ' . A is W qw Q , My 1, W . Y., Y ,Le Y ,L I l Mr. Fox strikes a pose. Clayton Fox Returns from our chorus we have Violet Nakarda and Ken Westerdahl as soloists. This year, the Mixed Chorus gave a concert at South Park Lutheran Church, sang at the Christmas Program at Bowen, presented their annual spring dance, sang at the Music Festival, gave a concert at Zion Lutheran Church, and attended, in masses, the yearly picnic at the Indiana Dunes. Mr. David Karolius acted as director of the Bowen Mixed Chorus during the fall semester of 1950 in the absence of the present director Mr. Clayton Fox. Mr. Karolius kept the chorus running smoothly during that period. He also generously contributed solos to various school programs. Twenty ' K -. Vi Nakarda, Mr. Karo- lillS, Lorraine Mines, Dick Martz, Roy Kress gather at the piano. Girls' Chorus Rates S In Competition GIRLS' CHORUS OFFICERS Sept-February Feb.-June Prerident Margaret Rippinger Geri Baumann Vice-President Joan Safstrom Joan Safstrom Secretary Gerry Wasowicz Carole Peters Treaxarer Christine Bouras Anne Jurkash Social Chairman Bonnie Williams Anna Pickett Geri Baumann Diana Skowronek J. Chase, J. Meili, B. Williams. B. Stack, M Scobbie, D. Houston, C. Mills, C. Bouras, M. L. Kotwica, J. Alexander. N. Donofrio, J. Price, D. Roberts, C. Jasinski. M. Rippinger, B. Wisniewski, H. Guzman BOWEN HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS' CHORUS CALENDAR 1950 - 51 CHORAL ENGAGEMENTS Nov. 2-Chicago High School Council District l-Parent-Teacher Association Dec. l-Museum of Science and Industry Christmas Around the World Dec. l8-Christmas Party-LaRabida Sanitarium Dec. 21-Bowen Christmas Program May 9-Chicago High School Choral Competition Superior rating. May 25-2-i-25- Music Festival SOCIAL jan. l9-Party for Order of the Lyrc Feb. I6-Swimming Party june lil-Picnic Librarians: ' 'P .loan Alexander sings ht-niors All: Nl. Rippinger. A. Miznnin. C. Jaainski. J, Walsh. J. Prim-t-. ll. Roberts. Oiiit-ers: G. Baumann. Nl. Rippinger. G. YVAKSONICZ. B. Williams. ', Szafstrom cnly -rm .Jr-P ' 1 - f ww . '3 H ' k 51? -W' 1 J , . 4 .W,,,.,,,M,,W .W ' f 4 1 L H 2 .. 'A f mf' K 1 1 - , H :Q . f ,, W ., ,N W Y V. NR ,J V- - 5 W My i' K 'Q N Q A x thnx., wg X ,- E W., WV, Q Hg , ,X 'K M Vw L, ' ' if uf A xii rf Ma. Q? wr 'J' 1' Vw ii' X ' . fi? A 'W f 221 if' W5 Www! 'CW' W' Nfl jp ,X it Q il 1531 b Lf Ag,, We? R A .. . V. W, . , , V.M....N...., l , Wa.. .IP X J M My ,Wh , Us '11 ,.v A , 1 f,,, ., ,.,, HL., rg 'ww :msn-4 E!-if., - En -TW' L, 13 ,,,4AQ-lf-VE Q -, Qffff k i -, f X 1 g,1y1fQi1 3' ,Q , . , Q T Q - i f if , 5. Q. it 2 Mi x M Q , Majoretles : head. The students at Bowen haveawonderful oppor- tunity to play in two of the finest instrumental or- ganizations in the city of Chicago. The school fur- nishes a large variety of instruments for those who cannot afford their own or wish to play an addi- tional one. There are flutes, clarinets, the larger saxophones, oboes, bassoons, violins, violas, cellos, string basses, French horns, baritones, sousaphones, and tympani available to the students. During the past year, the band and orchestra have participated in the following events:--football gamesg Columbus Day Paradeg P. T. A. Fathers' Nightg The Christmas Programg the South Chicago Business Men's Luncheong Orientation Assembliesg Chicago high school solo, ensemble, and orchestra contestsg spring clean-up campaigng Pan-American programg Band and Orchestra concertg and the Virgina Grohe, Alice Hollings- Bowen's Instrumentalists Furnish Delightful Music Music Festival. They have furnished music for various clubs and neighborhood programs. Students in this department have been encour- aged to play more than one instrument after they have mastered their first one. Among those who have availed themselves of the opportunity to use some of the fine instruments supplied by the band and orchestra are: Art Vazquez, who plays trumpet, string bass, French horn, and violing Wzirne Stauss, who plays all percussion instru- ments including chimes and bells, and sousaphoneg Shirley Richards, playing viola, piano, violin, cello, and the glockenspielg Don Nibbe, who plays string bass and baritone. Kenneth Mendelson, playing trumpet and the French horn. Bowen Band Marching Onto The Field. Twenty-five VIOLINS Lucretia Kolanczyk Roxanne Herrick Delphine Pietraszek Rita Janik Phyllis Meleskie Mary Lou Sarkady Dolores Ruffner Eveline Ferkich George Cramer Harriet Seymour Geraldine September Lenore D'Arcy Helen Kountz Joyce Harvey Laura Roberts Dawn Gould Marjorie Sarkady Lillian Fundick Louise Speller Carol Thorpe Elizabeth Uram Barbara Vaughn Emily Draper Carol Lazorschalk Eileen Pavlekovich Margaret Milakovich YIOLAS Shirley Richards Yelva Wilson Kay Thomas Penny Wachs .loan Dolinski Alice Stark NSTRUME TAL MUSIC CELLOS Kenneth Honderich Phyllis Ratz Mary Ann Kapovich Alva Stahl Nancy Barnes Lillian Ferkich BASSES Steve Allfree Ed Bonkowski Arthur Vasquez Jesse Smith Richard Hanks CLARINETS Erwin Gurt Don Hilbert Dick Hanks Tony Ortiz .lack Stonehouse Ivan Lasso Frank Shauffer Kenneth Pijahn David Hislop Virginia Grobe Alice Hollingshead Walter Matczak Fred Kolodziej Richard Woodworth Lucretia Kolanczyk Carol Thorpe Lillian Ferkich Fred Eisner Arlene Upstrom Joseph Parrish Thomas Tomczak f OBOE Warren Dahlin FLUTES Lois Gould Bonita Derwin Eve Janik Eveline Ferkich Yelva Wilson ALTO CLARINET Don Johnson BASSOONS Frances Patarozzi Harold Balbach FRENCH HORNS Bob Shillinglaw Glenn Tews Harry Halicky Albert Schultz Richard Dudek PERCUSSION Pg, Warne Stauss Ed Bonkowski Richard Wolfe .lack Swanson ALTO SAXOPHONE Norman Krueger Stanley Filmanowicz Don Mitchell Warren Dahlin Gene Hendrickson TENOR SAXOPHONES Urbano Medina BARITONES Steve Allfree Robert Caruso Tom Lerner Kenneth Phillips CORN ETS Art Vasquez Robert Shillinglaw Eugene Olson Andrew Scrip Ronald Carlson Glenn Tews Ronald Poweziak Charles Schneider Raymond Mitchell George Cramer TROM BONES David Thompson William Woodworth Bruce Diamond Richard Paskvan Max Larson Ronald Friewald Albert Cload TUBAS Jesse Smith Charles Schneider QBASSJ TUBAS Alva Stahl Wayne Ober TRUMPETS Eugene Olson Ronald Carlson Lucretia Kolanczyk, Rita Janiak, Velva, Wilson, Phyllis Ratz. 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V K, 'v W wx .,'5,..,, 1 V 1 V xy . . Q V X ' 4 , iflk Q ,df ,' , A A ff X7 , 4 LUV , 7 A H R Lf, L ,Vx . 'ay V ., sf 1 5 A 1. X - 4- Y u ' . R .. Y .- ' ' -5: 51 N1 N1 b 1 X35 H? 4 ug .Y W. 1 If ' V ' . , .VM L .1 -ff IQ - . ' ' A gpg-w . xg , 'W ' g ' A -- - A k 'il 3' Si . ' N '- 1-HL' U 4 ' 12 X 5 -ai A .,A X 3, v ' JW .X v H X Q N ' 14 X , W ' A, ' ' -w :fi , YY +5 :Q F7 , rg 23 'f 4' . , Q A , ev if ' ' . w Qyvfffi ' ,jf fl J tg K w ff , , . -v . 1 jk , 1 QI , Q52 ,Qin M . ' We -- Q Q, ' '11 is 'fe ' . A. , Q 1 2 I k 31 is 4 Shine The Spotlight on Our Stage Crew The many stimulating programs which we at Bowen enjoy throughout the year would never be so' effective without the services afforded us by the generosity of the stage crew. We all know that we can count on these boys to make the best of a pro- gram, whatever it may be, and once it has been Jim Wilen and Richard Zeh working behind the scenes. put into their hands, we begin to feel assured of its success. We are not disappointed when, later, we see the expression of our thought cross the foot- lights to inspire, amuse, or instruct, the audience is hardly aware of the timing, the integration, the effect, achieved by their management. The stage crew takes care of flood lights, spot lights, foot lights, house lights, special effects, micro- phones, sound controls, and flowers. They work under the leadership of Mr. H. Brandenberg. Standing: Gerald Skiff, Richard Zeh, Dan Metelka, Mr. Brandenberg, Joseph Guch, James Wilen, Ronald Niewiadomski Front Row: John Carrasco, Ervin Renas, Ramon Quinones Twenty -eight , . .i.- ,, --rfgyv--me-Ugg---fs--y'!h ' -we-'fr f- .-af-7-1'-rlrwlgln May I Have Your Card? The Bowen Library Club has had an extremely busy year. In addition to their every day activities of helping to keep the library running smoothly, the members have prepared two displays: one for Book Week. and one for Pan-American Week for the lobby showcases. Four of the members have appeared on The Carnival of Books radio pro- gram. The club has also prepared displays of various kinds for the library itself, has run articles in all Bowen Arrow issues advertising new books and other items of interest about the library. Members have held regular meetings, both educational and social. and each semester has been climaxed by a tea in the Social Room. in honor of the graduating members. magazines. uw I ll Judy Millsap. Rudi Ban- mann and Ann Grabowskl looking over the bulletin hoard during Book Week. 23 George .Kern Janet John- son, Marjorte Jarvis and Eugene Grabbe sorting the 31 Karen Johnson, Janet Nolan, Louise Calvert. Roy Johnson and Velva Wilson at library charging desk. 33 Jane Chase, Barbara Mitchell :md Claudette Simunae working with new magazines. W1 URW lj Sharon Mouser, Joanne Stath and Florence Grabbe shelving books, 21 Alice Shellherg working at the dictionary. and Don Todosiehuk and Stephen Schoeh looking up books in the card catalog. OFFICERS Sept.-jan. Feb.-june C lmirnzfzzz janet Price Rudi Baumann Secrflnry Bonnie McFarland Bonnie McFarland Sllzdelil Bofzrrl Repreiefztfzlire Arlene Vespa Janet Johnson Twenty-nine Shutterbugs Study Value of Photography The Shutterbugs, sponsored by Mr. Willitim H. Collins in the fall of l950, and by Mr. A. E. Larsen in the spring of 1951, is open to all Bowen High School students. It strives to create an interest in photography and gives its members an opportunity to discuss problems and exchange ideas concerning picture taking. They have gone on field trips to points of interest and have enjoyed lectures on filters, lenses, film, color film, developing, good pictures, and different cameras. The lectures are given by guest speakers and by club members. Movies, tours and demonstrations are also a part of the activities of the Shutterbugs. Topics such as composition, lenses and lights are featured at meetings along with analyzing prints and dark room technique. The club also sponsors photo contests among its members. Sept.-Jan. Ernest Koehler Herb Lightfoot Barbara Boysen Dick Hanks Glenn Tews OFFICERS President Vice-P1'e.tizz'ent Secretary Treamrer H iftorimz Feb.-june Edward Williams Dick Hanks Roxanne Herrick Glenn Tews Barbara Boysen Thirty Harold Balback Donald Behnke, Barbara Boysen Marlene Fietze Lauro Garcia Jean Gida A RIGHT GUY FROM ANY ANGLE Gail Guimond Richard Hanks Donald Hart Roxanne Herrick Frank Jakalski Ernest Koehler Joanne Knoar Herbert Lightfoot Marilyn Maas Ralph Mazzuca Joyce Morris Irving Muldowney Tom Murphy Ronald 0'Nei1 Franz Snyder Alan Taylor Glenn Tews Edw. Williams Edw. Yalowitz Audio-Visual Aids Arrive On Schedule The members of the Visual Education Club have completed another year of service to our school, having carried to completion a heavy schedule of film showings throughout the year. Besides showing films. the equipment must be moved to the various rooms where needed and the machines must be oiled and kept in running condition. All of these jobs were done well and with enthusiasm by the mem- bers during this past year. The high point of the year's activities is the annual banquet when the members get together for a dinner and a general good time. The Visual Education Club trains its members to operate and care for the projectors. New members therefore do not need to know how to operate pro- jectors. and the most important requirement for membership is a desire to be of important service to the school. Members receive for their service Tau Pi Alpha credit and. after four semesters of member- ship. a Visual Education letter can be won. The sponsor of the Visual Education Club is Mr. John Kelly. OFFICERS Sept.-jan. Feb.-June Prefidenl Rudy Buttler Edward Williams Vice-Prexident Donald Weinberg Tom D'Arcy Hifiorian Ralph Heinze Bill Mayer Manager Harold Sanford Ronald Grellman Secretary john Bradicich Ruth Markusic VISUAL EDUCATION CLUB RECEIVING ASSIGNMENTS K. Mendelson, R. Grellman. T. D'Arcy, E. Williams. R. Richards LEAVING FOR ASSIGNMENTS R. Grellman, T. D'Arry, R. Richards, K. Mendelson, E. Williams, E. Koehler SHOWING A FILM T. D'Arcy, R. Richards, R. Grellman First Row: l.. Martin, R. Brubaker, R. Lykins, W. McGee, Mr. Kelly. R. Markusie. E. Williams, T. D'Art'y, R. Grellman, D Gerstman. H. Balback, R. Richards, B. McNulty. Second Row: K. Mendelson, 'VL Berman, A. Coeearro. T. Pattarozge, R. Buttl . T. Ygl 1 F xg V -. Jaekson. B. Primozie, T. Bateheller, E. Lundquist, L. Shipkowitz. D. DeCero.elR. Weiriblellligz' i A muon' H' hdnfordl R' Third ROWI R- Richardson, M. Panek. J- Phelps, J- Bradicich, R. Brown, w. Mitchell, R. Grellman, T. Barnes, li. Weinberg D. Grabbe, J. Brown, G. Pearson, R. Kaminski, T. Kleefisch. Th i rt y-one UFFICE SERVICE First Row: A. Rulfner. 0. Spyrison, l. Kohnke, V. Derkowski, I.. Spiller, G. Dawson, D. Sparrow, B. Mitchell, K. Sarbieski, N. Meyers. J. Griffiths. T. Kowal. R. Fraser Second Row: Miss Gifford, P. Palovino, A. Stahl, J. Arellano, D. Metelka. B. Harrington, B. McNulty, R. Lyklns, B. Milin, J. Morris. G. Lucas, J. Porapat, J. Noga, L. Martin, C. Mills, R. Renas. Mrs. Oleson, Office Workers Render Valuable Services The members of this most useful of organiza- tions have found a way to render service to our school and to widen their own experience at the same time. They assist the secretaries in carrying on the many activities centered in the Main Office. Messages are dispatched, supplies delivered, mail distributed. The daily bulletin is mimeographed. Faculty members often avail themselves of the ser- vices of this trained group, knowing that all com- missions will be accomplished with dispatch. Strangers entering Bowen on business are di- rected to the office of the particular counselor or administrator whom they are to see. Visitors are conducted through the building. The student office personnel thus becomes familiar with the administration of our school with its procedure similar to those in business offices. This type of activity helps in developing depend- ability, promptness and the ability to follow direc- tions. Office service is especially interesting to lower classmen, affording them an opportunity of meeting the different members of the faculty, the student body and becoming familiar with the different parts of the school. Ethel and Lydia file programs Delores checks while Terry types. Diane and Carol filing faculty mail Thirty-two First Row: J. l,undg:ren. R. Paslerik. J. Mint-ynski. K, Sarhii-ski, ll. 'l'eltinhi'r. Miss Brt-lt, M Ecobhie, V. Basarieh. I'. Thurson, J. Rosenhaell. Seeond Row: li. Ziolkuwski, ll. Kovacis. l'. lladuirk. li. Burns. .l. Knnar. Nl. Maas, A. llllt-slxki . l. Wentzel. Mae Lee Scohhie, Arlene Heuschkel. llelga Tellinger. Mrs. Allman. Yiolel l3ll5lll'il'll. Phyllis ThlIl'S0ll. Joann Konar, Marilyn Maas. A Second Helping ? A group of girls called the Serving Girls have been the recipients of many compliments from out- siders as well as from the faculty and students at Bowen. These girls, sponsored by Mrs. Allman and Miss Brett. are a picked group, trained in the niceties of correct table service. Wfhen Mr. Hearne entertains the South Chi- cago Chamber of Commerce, these young ladies are on hand to serve. They also assist at the many smaller affairs where Bowen is host to school offi- cials. visitors from cities and abroad, Army person- w1llPf Cullen and Arthur Meganck are ready to eat. nel conducting Federal Inspection, officers and honored guests of the National Honor Society on Induction Day. Their gracious, well-timed help at the Honor Club Banquet is indispensable to the success of that outstanding event of the school year. From the Kitchen to the Tra From the spotless stream-lined kitchen through our gleaming stainless-steel serving-room, our lunch- room is a model of efficiency. But best of all are the good eats which have been prepared for us by Mrs. Lindberg's hand-picked staff of assistants, each of whom is a specialist in the preparation of food. Ready for the Serving Tables. Thousands of Books The Bookroom was transferred from its fourth floor attic to Room l06 at the beginning of the fall semester. The moving and organizing of the thousands of volumes was a task of no small magnitude. but Mrs. Greenway and her staff feel that the new quarters are such an improvement over the old that the upheaval was well worth the effort. Through it all they kept up the regular book room services: issuing and receiving books, stamping and classifying new orders, packaging discards and orders for the bindery. Next ,lf International Night Bake Sale Mrs. Houston, Mrs. Lorenzen, Mrs. Kosanke and Mrs. Allfree address cards. French, Swedish, or Serbian pastries? Bowen's Best Friends The Parent-Teacher Association of Bowen High School contributes in many ways to the welfare of our school. Per- haps their outstanding project is International Night, an evening of dizfertirremeun contributed by the various na- tional groups in colorful costume. In connection with this program a bake sale featuring foreign pastries is held in Room lO5. They lend their support in making the football banquet a success. They present the National Honor Society pin to each member, to mention but two of their contribu- tions to our schoolis activities. The worth-while meetings, the faculty teas, the Fathers Night program all attest the seriousness of purpose and enthusiasm of our P.T.A. headed this year by Mr. Kosanke. Thirty-four year the book room will function even more smoothly than it did in the past under such conditions. Shelving Books. Mrs. Greenway and her Sta Assistants. stamping a New Set. First Row: A. Bagrowski, M. Lopez, B. Justeson, J. Wisniewski,, D. Behnke, ll. Grankowski, H. Bahhaeh, R. Anderson, E. Macy. Set-ond Row: Z. Vukmirovieh, Miss Kinsey, Miss Puder, Miss Fogelson, A. Hanson. A. Sipnlski. l. Balli, Bl. Solariu. E, Wolski, M. llombowski. T. Renkowieeki, R. Quinones, P. Weir, Miss MeKinstry, M. Hanson. P, Muszynski, J. Johnson, Mr. Collins. Miss Shea Miss Shea gives Arlene the completed programs to file. J. Salstrom. B. Jnstr-son. .L Magnavite, J. Gneh, M. Dietrich. What Luck! All My Classes Are Open Bowen has every right to be proud of her regis- tration department because of its efficiency and be- cause the students themselves choose the subjects they want, the time they want them and their in- structors as well. It is not, however, something that just hap- pensf' Many hours of hard work are put into the preparation of a master program, issuing of election cards, program cards, registration slips, and the like. The master program is an immense project in itself. It lists each possible subject, the class number, room number, teacher and the period when it is offered. There is a choice of teachers for a certain subject at a designated period. An interesting fact behind the master program as we see it is that the schedule not only gives the teachers five class periods a day but usually gives them three periods that will not interfere with any sponsorship of clubs, counselling or anything else that requires a certain period or can be accomplished best at a given time. This is just one of the extra courtesies that are taken into consideration when the master program is made out. It is the duty of the assistant principal to compile this master program. In the past it has been done by Mr. William I-I. Collins but was taken over this February by Mr. Eli J. Goldberg upon Mr. Collins' retirement as Assistant Principal of Bowen High School. Both are to be commended for their excel- lent work in preparing, for the students conf venience, this guide to aid them in deciding upon a suitable program for each semester as it presents itself. Also, the work of the faculty students who help with registration should be ac- knowledged. The students take care of all of the filing of the election cards and the cards used by the class teachers for attendance the first two weeks of each semester, put programs in order and go over all registration material turned in by students to see that they are complete and satisfactory. The teachers under Miss Shea, Miss Brennan, Miss Fogelson, Miss McKinstry, Miss Kinsey and Miss Puder, have checked all programs as they were made out by the students to see that they register for the required courses when needed, the right lunch period for their grade in school, and to see that the program cor- responds with their electives as well as the master program. They perform a service that is seldom recognized but constantly appreciated by all the Bowenites. 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V Q QE Q fa Q si V V ' wi,.,.,,n A 4-.L Vg -V f .-A, .V .1 , Q.. - .:'. V- V V. ff' V n A A w i I ,cf , 539 4 if ,Qt-4 - f ' :sri ,L L 3 i ' 5434.1 .V ,, ' uf Vive La Compagnie! j'en serais enchante! or, translated. I would lve delighted! is the motto of LeCercle Francais de Bowen High School and is the answer of any mem- ber who is asked to do anything for the club. Meetings are held about twice monthly and provide an opportunity for French students to apply the language in a most entertaining and educational manner. Talented members contribute to the pro- gram with their songs in French and instrumental numbers by French composers. Short skits and comedies are often given by the students. Group participation is afforded by games, songs, and movies. The meetings are conducted entirely in French. Among the highlights of the activities of this organization was a large Christmas box of clothing and toys which was sent to the clubs adopted war orphans, Therese Marie and Guy Nieuwiarts, of St. Amand, France. A short play was also given by the members of the French Club for the Honor Club Banquet in june, 1951. OFFICERS Sept. - Feb. Feb. - june P7'C'.i'fllC'IIl .lane Chase Shirley Richards l jL'L'-Pl'C'.lf!!L'lI1 Shirley Richards Betty Gradisher .S c't'1'elf1r'y Roxanne Herrick Doris Miner 'I 'rem nrer Arlene Vespa Myra Teplitz .Slmlwzf Bmml Repmvwzltzliz'e Treavor Bleakly Robin Wrigllt Spfnzmr-Mrs. Thekla G. Robinson Gaudeamus Igitur! The Latin Club has not been as active during this year as in previous years. Members contributed a very clever skit to the program at the Honor Club dinner. The theme of their performance was a take- off in correct table manners. Thirty-seven msg .-ls 4' Thirty-eight ...Q I Made It Myself Bowen is most fortunate in having a well- equipped and well-staffed Home Economics De- partment. During the year an additional class- room has been made into a Home Management Laboratory. ln connection with this course the students receive instruction in home nursing by the Red Cross. Under the direction of Mrs. Dueter and Miss Buckley, the girls in the clothing classes develop great skill in dressmaking and tailoring. From time to time they participate in fashion shows. In the light, stream-lined kitchen Mrs. All- man's and Miss Brett's students in the Foods classes learn to prepare and serve attractive and nutritious meals. From time to time they entertain at social affairs in their own little furnished apart- ment. The faculty members of the student body are always pleased to be invited to these affairs. The pattern must he pinned carefully. Getting ready for a Christmas tea. Mrs. lleuter demonstrates a fine point. Lunelieon for four. Blouses in the Making. Will there be enough material? Accurate measurements forestall failures. Working together. The final pressing. Industries Beckon! Bowen High School offers an extensive course in shop work for boys interested in doing things with their hands in a mechanical or creative way. Industrial Arts. an introductory course, helps them to decide which field they wish to study and should be taken in the freshman year. It offers work in five different units: housing, graphic arts, cer- amics, electricity, and metal. The students take up clay modeling, making things with glass, wood and metal. making tools, and some do work in electricity and basic printing. These boys, under the direction of Mr. O'Hare, receive a well-rounded background for shopwork. When they have chosen the phase of shopwork that they find most interesting, the students have the opportunity of studying and developing more skill in that line. For example, if printing is chosen, they can go on to the print shop and learn the basic printing techniques and advanced printing. The boys cover all work on platen and cylinder presses. The print shop, with Mr. Fisher, as instructor gives in- valuable service to the school by printing the school paper, the Bowen Arrow, various programs for all occasionsg tickets for dances and other functions where admission is chargedg all registration material and other printed materials needed at school. Another field for boys is auto shop. The ob- jective here is to inform them of the construction of the automobile to make better potential owners and drivers of cars in addition to auto mechanics. These students study parts, carburetors and car- buretion, ignition work, and equipment and have access to two i951 Pontiac 6-cylinder engines, one Pontiac chassis. and two jeep engines. The boys work under the supervision of Mr. Brandenberg. fa Ju 5.-nil' J X? Mr. 0'Hura- untrhcs Tinsley :md Gibbons make Adjukling za lnthv. the when-ls gn 'round Mr. I-'isrller rhvrks Dunk work. flzass vul-ups? The pn-:asus roll! Mr. Rm-big vsnlrhes lhv sparks fly. Tlllllf-ll Mary Lon and Norman trace the electrons' path Natalie and Marilyn boil some taqnal. Miss Alelka with Eugene, Marilyn, Clara, and Bert. -lane tests some unknowns. Bert and Frank complete their manuals. Applied Chemistry Fascinates Catalyzers OFFICERS Sept, - Feb, Feb. - june Pm .frzfellf Gordon Frank Robert Alingling I 'ici -P2'L'.fi1fc11I Robert Gotovac jean Ringenbcrg XttrLI.11y Dorothy Buzle A Ralph Heinze 'lir't.1.iffr'u' Violet Dealc Olive llamlin CALENDAR OF EVENTS .kpmlmrz Miss Anna Melka Miziirmcs 1950-Sl November Ill-Glass Blowing-Mr. C. C. Van Hggpen. University of Chicago December l--Chemistry in Crime Detection-Mr. Claude Hazen. Chgo. Crime Laboratory For ty -Ianuary IZA-Common Cold vs Anti-Histamines-- Dr. XV. XV. Bolton-American Medical Society -lanuary I9fwExperiences of a Chemist-George Cvejanovich. Standard Oil Co. Dutch West Indies April 6--Fundamentals of Good Living-Mr. Har- old I.. Stuntz--American Business Research lfoundation May ll-Engineering and Chemistry as a Career- Dr. LI. C. Iiailieg Mr. A. L. Conn. Standard Oil june I-The Threat of Narcotics-Dr. Andrew C. Ivy. Vice-Pres., University of Illinois Profes- sional Schools. FIELD TRIPS November 2-l-University of Chicago December ZS--Food. Drugs and Cosmetics April 5-Cities Service Oil Refinery April 21--University of Illinois Professional Schools At the close of the spring l950 semester. Bowen's ROTC Unit won third place honors in the Chicago High Schools Annual Federal Inspection. However, there was regret in the ranks of Bowen's Unit. Sgt. Marnul their Military Instructor, was be- ing sent to japan to serve in the occupation army for three years. XVhen the unit reformed in the fall. they learn- ed that MfSgt. Marnul had been sent into action at the outset of the conflict in Korea. On August 25rd, he was wounded in the foot by shell fragmen- tation and returned to the U.S. for treatment. In his absence. the Unit was headed by Sgt. lstfcl. XVirt T. Glover, who had been our assistant Military Instructor since 19-17. With MfSgt Marnul and Assistant Military Instructor Sgt. McCollough on active duty, Sgt. Glover, began the traditional activities of the Unit. Later, he was aided by Capt. Newcome and Sgt. Beckman. The Picked Platoon began to have its practice sessions at seven o'clock on school mornings. Our Drill Platoon captured the South Section Champion- ship for the sixth consecutive year. However. we placed fourth in the city competition. We came within one point of winning third place, a margin so small that Col. Wfarren. P.M.S. N T. of Chicago High Schools gave us a special fourth place award. Plc KLD PL 1TO0N Second Row Wilson Calnes Jehle, Setmeyer lopez Stauss Freebeck, Hubert, Barankicwiez. Strazanle, Lewis. Third Row Ustroviskr Smith lulmskl Smith Brmnehl Schroeder, Sippel, Arellano, Almanza, Adams. Fourth Row krop Gedxoc Dehch Hemze Peterson CIESKO, Swanson, Masters. Maravilla, Swetlik. Robb. tfgemff' :LI li Y 4 . f ,gy W My ' me Q- wubww in Q -9, Nw ,A we ' 3 f Q 1 g iw g gigljud f -A , , ,Q m Q . A 2 - 1 2?f Q rx Q 'V Q14 it ' 1 1 7' Rf f 4 F, Nik. M im. ...V -in YZQVV f , F K h I L' K - . 1 5 J 'ua If K4 I N , ' f ' . , , - f m ni If A,-,Q ' 1 ' ' ' 1 1, I'-' 5 Q Njnmgif 500 V15 ' 1 zu Q 1 E W N' E5 Q N . , V , . A . . . 'Q , J V' Xi Q? J 1 5 , -. + A T X , ' N' fl, ,X. V . .W jx, ' 5 41 fx EL 3-1 s W f . fr The Rifle Team. I-'all Semester Staff. Rifle Team Captures City Championship This year. Bowens Rifle Team topped off an undefeated season with a victory in the city cham- pionship match. The contestants in this match were the I0 rifle teams that had proved best in their dis- trict competition. In the championship match, Bo- wen riflers registered these scores: CITY FINALS Bowen P S K S Total Wilson 49 49 47 46 191 Swetlik 46 46 45 40 177 Royes qs 48 47 32 175 Zeh 49 46 40 40 175 Julie :iv 48 39 34 168 886 Austin and Lane High Schools took second and third place respectively in the city competition. Metlal Winners. Fall S1'Il'N'hlt'l' Uffievrs. RIFLE L' HAMPIONS Front Row: Riehard Zeh, John Royes, Norman Wilson, Back Row: Ben Jelile. Paul Swetlik, Gene Krop. Forty-1 htm Christmas At Bowen The two weeks preceding Christmas at Bowen are prob ably the most delightful days of the school year. Trees blos- som forth in the Library, the i Bandroom, and the Home Economics department. The ' art department is in a whirl of designing and making or- naments and centerpieces. The corridors are filled with the sweet and spicy fragrance from the Foods classes where cookies are being baked- cookies which will make their appearance on the table at the delightful series of teas. The melody of carols ema- nates from the Social Room as the various clubs have their own celebrations. And finally there is the beautiful Christmas program, its merriment not untouched by reverence, which our music department pre- pares for us. Honor Club Is a Spur To Higher Achievement The Honor Club is not only the goal of every student at Bowen. but it is also one of the oldest and largest organizations of the school. The present year finds a total of 586 members. Every year the Honor Club fetes its senior members with a large banquet held in the Social Room followed by a program of entertainment. This year after a welcome given by the Honor Club President, Bob jingling, Mr. Vincent Con- roy, former teacher and administrator at Bowen, gave a speech on Human Relations, thus, carrying through the theme of the banquet which was World Neighbors. Mr. I-learne also talked to the honored guests at the festivities. I Later the entire group retired to the Auditorium where Donald Johnson carried on as Master of Ceremonies of the program presented there. The special features this year were the skits given by the Fort y -four foreign language groups. The French Club presented a comedy, Rosalie , The Latin Club gave a pun on table manners called Dulce Et Decorum Inter- dum Est jocarif' The Pan-American Club presented Variedades Espanolasn. a variety show. All of these performances were given in the foreign lanquage. A traditional climax was a surprise act given by the faculty. OFFICERS Sept. - Feb. Feb. - june Pre tident Gene Krop Bob Jingling l 'ice-Pre.s'ide1?t Anne jurkash joan Delich Secretary Doris Miner Barbara Doerr Treamref Larry Martin Shirley Zehme First Row: J. Rolif, M. Humphries, J. Buzle, B. Newstead, M. Kotwica, R. Jackson, Szymnnski, J. Ringenherg, H. Guzman, L. Cornwell, C. Strom. E. Siemianowska, Miss Stellar. Second Row: J. Gasper. N. Wilson, S. Pray, J. Greenlee, E. Krop, W. Mitchell. G. Frank, Tisza, F. Kaslewicz. R. Nor- wood, R. Friedhcim, S. Richards, B. Domzalski, E. Gima, R. Bogs. K. Mendelson. First Row: B. Papageorge, D. Papageorge, M. Stark, J. Lihota, M. Ristich, B. Gradisher, N. Popovich, M. Gornik, A. Jurkash, F. Mudka, M. Broska, L. Martin, Second row: J. Kendick, M. Kramer, C. Boras, L. Mercier, 0. Hamlin, F. Grabbe, L. Gariak, M. Brennan, l. Seligman, V. Tadin, J. Slmonian, M. Grefsheim. Third row: R. Quinonas, B. Hale, G. Laskowski, H. Meliskl, A.Strazzante,, D. Benke. C. Schneider, E. Holtslander, D. Zolll- coffer, R. Nesbitt, N. Hoppie, N. Higgins, D. Weinberg, I. Shipkowitz, R. Bluebaker. R. Butler. First Row: N. Barnes, M. Hunt, B. Ozewski, M. Bokowy, V. Keller, M. Vukmirovich. Second Row: J. Johansen. G. Scovi, D. Shillinglaw, S. Zehme, S. Bailey, C. Carlson, R. Kopernick, E. Fisher, B. Bnysen, A. Harris, M. Mendelson, M. Plys. Third Row: H. Mezydlo. V. Wilson, K. Jackovich, K. Obradovich, B. Applegren, J. Gida. G. Tews, E. Yalowitz, R. Mallmwskl, R. Weinberg, D. Todisehuk, B. Seils, L. Ferkich, G. Payovich. Fort y -five Jean Buzle hands program to guest at the induction program. Donald Weinberg receives his pin from Mrs. Kosanke. Jane Chase speaks during the program. Lois Mercier receives her certificate from Mr. Hearne Mr. and Mrs. Kosanke nt the Honor Tea. Theres? Pieczynskiu Miss Mitchell and Mrs. K0s1mke'm the Mr. and Mrs. Peters are honored guests at Carol's induction Honor Tea. National Honor Society Upholds High Ideals The National Honor Society is an organization composed of those students who have met the re- quirements of Scholarship, Character, Leadership, and Service. Membership in this society is the highest honor that can be bestowed upon a student at Bowen. To attain entrance one must have been a member of the Honor Club for five semesters and have earned at least five service points. There were forty-six students in the National Honor Society during the fall semester l950 and spring of 1951. One of the highlights of the semester at Bowen High School is the induction ceremony of this so- ciety. It is then that new members receive a pin .md certificate of membership, a gift of our Parent- Teachers Association. Forty-six OFFICERS Sept. - Feb. Feb. - june President Betty Rossi Janice Carlson l 'ice-President Shirley Thews Carol Peters Secretary Ruth Palitzsch Sidney Pray Treasurer Kenneth Mendelson jim Greenlee Student Board Reprerenmlizfe Barbara Xllfisniewski Robert Friedheim Bow-making. Bows For Sale! Bows, Bows, Bows! BIG SISTERS and LITTLE SISTERS: V , Joyce and Lois Weber, Mary Alice and Anna Mae Maio, Jean and Nancy Ringenberg, Rose anti Theresa Xaverslti, Rose and Kay Tomasich. Violet and Helen Zorich, Millie and Minnie Janich, Anne and Caroline Rosandich, Jane and Felice Chase. Senior Girls Council Sets Social Pace Bow Day, Big Sister Day, Graduates' Luncheon and the National Honor Society Induction Tea are four of the oldest traditional activities at Bowen. The group responsible for organizing them each semester is the Senior Girls Council sponsored by Miss Edythe Lynch. All fourth-year girls with an average of et least G are eligible for membership. The Board is composed of a representative from each of the JB divisions and the officers are chosen from the same class. Together they plan and carry out the various projects of the Council. The bows sold on Bow Day are made at a big party attended by all the members who gather in the Social Room during the final periods of the day. The funds thus raised are used to defray the ex- penses of the tea given following the National Honor Society Induction to honor the students newly initiated into that organization, their parents and members of the faculty. The Council also continues to buy equipment for our Social Room. This year's funds are to go toward the purchase of a silver coffee urn which will greatly enhance the appearance of our table. Big Sisters' Day last semester uncovered the fact that nine members really had little sisters in the freshman class. OFFICERS Sept. - Feb. Feb. - june Prefidenz Rose Tomasich Janice Carlson Vice-Prtarizlent Therese Pieczynski joan Shea Secretary Violet Zorich Marilyn Kramer Treamrer Rose Marie jackson julie Simonian Slmfenl Bonn! Representative Katherine Sarbieski Noreen Higgins Forty-seven First Row: J. Hahn. J. Wehcr. K. Sarbieski, J. Rosenbach, R. Jackson, B. Sikorski. J. Nolan, E. Shofield, M. Scobbie, L. Spiller. Second Row: Mrs. Harvey, J. Meili. S. Thews, V. Deak. R. Tomasich. B. Domzalski, I.. Jercha. T. Pieczynski, T. Rutkowski, I.. Mines. B. Anderson. ll. Guzman, A. Vasquez. First Row: T. Martinez. B. Newstcad, R. Palitzsch, P. Siebrandt. D. Roberts, K. Radwick. J. Shephard, C. Strom, J. Dicks, J. Vl'alsh. Second Row: J. Rolff, S. Widerberz. V. Chura, J. Boscardin, D. Kovasic. J. Price. ll. Maylone, G. Aloia. D. Appelgren, D. Tomasevich. Ill. Humphries, Mrs. Harvey. Jacket Girls Sponsor Two Successful Sales Mrs. Harvey sponsors an organization com- posed of senior girls called the jacket Girls. Mem- bership is limited to those girls who have filed a written application and who have a high scholastic rating. Among the activities of the club is a combina- tion initiation and luncheon held in the Social Room in December. The annual sale of Bowen Booster Badges, sponsored by the jacket Girls, was a huge success this year. They also took care of the making and selling of carnation corsages for the Annual Music Festival. The spring semester found them very busy with the initiation of twenty new members. Mr. Hearne, Mr. Collins and Miss Lynch were the honored guests at the occasion. Bernadine Sikorski and Betty Perosko sell bangles to Mr. Fisher and students. Pat Siebrandt. Gloria Aloia, Joan Shephard, Doris Appelgren. Dorothy Roberts. Forty-oiplht. ' V A W F7- vnv--5-Y.-..,.S -. -V-ff --9.-Fagan-Yr1.,f:,,,.,-v-,fnkywa-,T-. v-1,-.Y-g..,..,.,.,,.,..,-.-,., ,. iv- Bowen Arrow Continues To Be On Top Bowen's news publication, The Bowen Arrow, has served the school for many years and continues to do so as the 1951 Bowenite goes to press. It pro- vides the students with all the latest news of the school and community. This year the Arrow received the International Honor Rating of the Quill and Scroll for the third consecutive year. The Bowen Arrow Staff is also a socially active organization. Each year they plan an outing at the Dunes besides holiday parties and the Scholastic Press Guild Luncheon which was attended by six staff members this year. It is possible to receive two awards through work on the Bowen Arrow. The first is a letter B which can be earned by writing a designated num- ber of printed inches and being generally reliable and industrious while doing Arrow service. The stu- dent must also maintain at least a G average in all major subjects. If a student on the staff is in the upper third of his class. and does excellent work in writing in addition to being recommended by the adviser and approved by the Executive Secretary of the Council, he may receive a Quill and Scroll pin in his senior year. The publication of the Arrow is only half of the story behind the scenes. There are also division representatives who take care of sales and distribu- tion of the paper. ADVISORS Eilitorial --- .. ........... Miss Elsa Wolf Printing ..... .....,... M r. Henry Fisher Circulation --- --- Mrs. Gertrude Gallagher Financial --- --- Mr. Frederick Wilhelms 4 Arrow Day Distribution. TI-IE BOWEN ARROW Autumn 1950 Spring 1951 Editor'-in-Chief Roy Johnson Shirley Thews Managing Editor Bill Gedroc Jane Czerwinski Firrt Page Erlitor Eugene Krop Janice Carlson Arrirlant Shirley Tliews Lois Mercier Seronfl Page Editor Helen Guzman Joan Kendick Arrirlant Janice Carlson Francis Szromba Miss Rosendahfs division reads the news. Tbirzl Page Edilor Joanne MacCarron Carol Mills Afrirlant Carol Mills Donald Frank Fourth Page Editor Tom D'Arcy Bob Jingling flrfirlant Edward Voss Noreen Higgins Fir!! Page Reporterr Lois Mercier Nancy Hart Margaret Milakovich Sharon Houser Norbert Stasiak Carol Middleton Joyce Weber Ethel Middleton Bonnie Williams Forty-nine Second Page Reporterr Shirley Widerberg, Nancy Nowaczyk, Joe Adams, Robin Wright, Eleanor Szymanski, Joan Walsh. Working out lay-outs. Assignment sheets going up. Roy and Bill read Arrow correspondence. Miss Wolf goes over the cartoons and ads with Myra, Jane and Mike. Reading the first run. Helen, Joanne, Shirley and Ray correct page proofs. Jane, Janet, Helen, Joanne, Roy, Bonnie and Shirley read proof. Tom, Helen, Joanne and Shirley make the Arrow Office shipshape. Feature Co-Ordinator Gerry Geringer Exchange Editor: Nancy Nowaczyk Patricia Higgins Shirley Widerberg Joyce Weber Gerald Szumski Gerry Geringer Shirley Eagleton Diana Skowronek Roxanne Herrick Lorenza Lucchesi Marilyn Stark joan Kendick Francis Szromba Third Page Reporteri Gerald Szumski Donald Frank Bill Mayer Delores Rhyne Dolores Ruffner Harriet Seymour Fourth Page Reporterr Jack Evans Barbara Gornick Barbara Helmick David Hart Noreen Higgins Harold Sanford Robert jingling Harriet Witecki Advertifing Manager.: jane Czerwinski Eleanore Szymanski Judy Madsen Arrirtantr Donald Frank Judy Madsen Cart ooniitr Mike Almanza V Mike Almanza Myra Teplitz Marvin Barkal ur' 'Fifty Typist! jane Brandys Jane Brandys Lois Cornwell Betty Gradisher Loretta Cueller jean Moffit Frances jovanovich Donna Radja Dora Obradovich Jean Rowe Gloria Tomich Gloria Tomich Estelle Zigich Phyllis Zlodi ROTC Pithlieity Joe Adams David Hart Frerhrnan Reporter: Rae Dezettel Rae Dezettel Morten Goren Gary Kind Steve Schoch Dian Jones Lois Weber Dan Sherman Sophomore Reporters LaVerne Gorny Ethel Finkbein Yvonne Furjanich Joyce Morris Audrey Gargas Alvin Siegert Kenneth Mars Leona Pedretti Iiznior Reporter Barbara Gould Copy Readers Eleanore Szymanski Margaret Milakovich Joan Walsh Dolores Ruilner Norbert Stasiak Bonnie Williams Editorial Adviror Miss Elsa Wolf Miss Elsa Wolf Circulation Adviror Mrs. Gertrude Gallagher Mrs. Gertrude Gallagher Financial Adviror Mr. Frederick Wilhelms Mr. Frederick Wilhelms Printing Adviror Mr. Henry Fisher Mr. Henry Fisher 1 an hr 17 ,-.1 I ff ,ww mewv-Q Mew- in W! I K' ,ky R ,lx Q. I 7 6-Eff Q V iw? K X ...T ..., -r f- 'T Mary Lou Kotwica ch ks salesmen's records. Combined Staffs Produce l95l Bowenite JANUARY STAFF Ernest Koehler - - - Editor-in-Chief Ken Mandelson ,-- .... .... 1 Managing Editor Edward Fischer -- --- Gordon Frank --- --- Herberr Lightfoot Bob Gotovac --- Asrifzant Managing Editor Circulation Manager Burinerr Manager ---- Art Editor joretta Boscardin ...- Typhi Barbara Newstead -- Typiff joan Shephard ................- ------ T ypift Mrs. Thekla G. Robinson, Sponror Fifty-two 1 JUNE STAFF Norman Wilson -- Shirley Richards --- Helen Guzman ...... - - - Editor-in-Chief - ........ Managing Editor Arsirtant Managing Editor Mary Lou Kotwica ........ Circulation Manager Geraldine Baumann --- Eunice Siemianowska John Royes ....... Francis Szromba --- Rose Tomasich --- Dick Norwood ..-- Lois Cornwell ..-- Dorothy Wigsmoen --- Bnriners Manager - - - - - .. Advertifing Manager --- Adoertiring Manager -------- Arr Editor --- Girl: Sports Editor --.. Boys Sport: Conrultant -..----..------ Typirt --.. Typirt The Book of the Year Another Bowenite has come off the press! It is a product of much team work and cooperation on the part of every member of the February and June Bowenite staffs. Wtirk began early in Sept. l950 when a theme was chosen, a cover decided upon and general or- ganization of the book took place. It was established that Bowen's beautiful campus would be employed as a theme for the entire Bowenite and that this would be especially evident on the double page spread introducing each section. The February staff also scheduled picture taking for most of the activi- ties featured in the Bowenite. Then the June staff stepped in and carried on where they left off. Identification of the graduates was completed. Under the direction of Norman Wilson. editor-in-chief. and Francis Szromba, art editor. layouts were planned and actual mounting of pictures got under way. Witli the completion of this extensive task the attention was focussed on typed material and the dummy. Following that came the reading of galley and page proofs which finished the compository work of the Bowenite Staff and put it into the hands of the printers and binders. It took a lot of hard work, much of it being during after school hours, but it was truly worth while in view of the fact that something has been added to enrich Bowen High School and carry on the tradition of a year book put out entirely by the students. Lois Cornwell and Helen Guzman organize bulletin board. Ed Fischer, Joretta Boscardin and Ken Mendelson organize Shirley Richards washes our mascot. Rose Tomasich and Dorothy Wigsmoen type out copy. Herbie Lightfoot and Gordon Frank check over accounts. Mrs, Robinson and Ernest Koehler set dead-lines. gloss prints. John Royes and Eunice Siemanowska look at calendar for dead-line dates. Bob Gotovac works at lay-outs. Geraldine Baumann turns deposit ticket over to Mrs. Daly. DIVISIONS Fifteen minutes out of each high school day at Bowen are devoted to a division period. Here, students come every day and meet with their divi- sion teachers. Attendance for the day is taken, col- lections taken for various funds, voting carried out, and the daily bulletin is read. It is the duty of all division teachers to read the bulletin and the duty of every student to listen. If a teacher or club sponsor wishes to relay a message to all students at school or to a small num- ber of them, a notice in the bulletin is the most cer- tain way of getting the message through. There is also a section in the bulletin not read to the students but rather. is used only by the teachers. A division teacher keeps all high school records of every student in his division. He also serves as a counsellor to his students. The number in each division varies but usually is about 20 to 30 in membership. A pupil has thc same division teacher for three years or until his senior year when he is transferred to a senior division which meets either in the Auditorium or the Little Theater. An exception to this is the Band and Orches- zra. Here Mrs. Caldwell has 100 students in her division. all of whom are members of either the band or the orchestra or both. Pupils remain in this division for as long as they are members of the organizations. Division period at Bowen is not only a neces- sary part of school life. but is also an enjoyable and interesting time when we meet people we know and learn the latest news of the school and of the stu- dents and teachers here. Homecoming Every Day After Second Period MISS CRAVEN'S DIVISION First Row: I.. Lopez, A. Krieger, E. Morales, J. Kuhn, J, Mertic, B. Michalik, D. Manzo, J.Malone, R. Marzullo, R. Holman. Second Row: E. Michaels, R. Lawrence, P. Wright, R. Krucek, R. Martz, F. Mezydlo, H. Moreno, B. Magnavite, N. Mikolasko, A. Martin, D. Larson. C. Luebke. Third Row: Miss Craven, M. Marovich, T. Minger, M. Kupferschmidt. B. Matteson. G. Medina, A. Meganck, W. Moskwa, B. McGregor, F. McDonald, T. Murphy, S. Matkovich, R. Mendez, A. Revis, D. Mercon. MISS COLLINS' DIVISION First Row: R. Bermijo, B. Burr, L. Cosentino, M.A. Ashton, V. Clarke, E. Davis, BEide, F. Baker, A. Costillo, B. Alvarez, A. Anio. B. Dinga, N. Auten. Set-ond Row: E. Blumenkranz, R. Binkowski, H. Allen, C. Bucci, A. P. Elias, K. Ellis, S. Lake, S. Bane, J. Cullen. Bentine, J. Edwards, R. Anderson, R. Carragher, Wm. Brice, Q . v -of ,x Q46 , Q98 I 12: MISS BAKER'S DIVISION First Row: M. Frabotta, P. Progar, R. Michale. M, Seymour, M. Tomich, V. Kupiec, T. Dnbish, A, Mirnhcllu, A. Villzifuerle. S. Simmons. C. Rodriquez, I., Hoover, D. Jones. Second Row: R. Harris. A, Czubak, V. Harvey, M. Wroblewski, B. Su-fnnski, B. Zinda, C. Rosendich, B. Harrington, M. Gerbis R. Pc-rpich. A. Bruner, S. Grzelak, I., Arroyo, M. Kaminski. MR. HAND'S DIVISION Firm! Row: S. Sasic. I.. Gaik. C. Spletzer. B. Swanson. l-1. Slziwinski, S, Syzromhn. M. Shields. A. Sh:-llbcrg. R. Scuhloonu. Second Row. '1'. Snnlzlno. B. Sandberg, J. Stash, N. Stines. G. Soukop, Ii. Schwiemun. ll. Sherwood. J. Simpson. H. Sampson, S, Simnnir. E. Safstrom, J. Smith. Third Row: W. Syler, J. Stull-3. R. Swope, T. Spzxsoff, J. Sabam, G. Kind. ll. Slagowmki. Y. Strupin, J. Senirnll, W. S2lI1lIl'I'lll', H. Szotik, R. Schreiner. MISS BRENNAN'S DIVISION First Row: M. Gundngno. D. Glaser, B. l-Eiutz, R. Godinez. Y. Furjzmic, A. Gargzis. P, Cnpailhy, 0. Garcia. J. Fcrgumon D. Gonzales. G. Gonzales, ll. L. Gonzales. Second Row: Miss Brennan. G.Gc-iger, I.. Gyllstrom, T. Galovicn. J. llodgin, R. Rogich, Nl. Gnntuvich, I.. Howlc, I.. Fnrlun, R, Huber. I.. Travers, C, Gray, R. Geisler, G. Harvey. MISS BOND'S DIVISION First Row: R. Cherney, R. Cherney. J. Coci, L. Calvert, F. Chase, R. Dezettel, bergcr. Second Row: J. Excell, T. Dumais, R. Carlson, L. Eilenfeldt, K. Carroll, E. Dubow M ISS BUCKLEY'S DIVISION First Row: F. Nowakowski. A. M, Mutka, R. Marschke, G. Palmowski. A. Mastik, G. Miller. Second Row: M, Buckley, M. Mason, L. Marzynski, R. MacDonald, W. Neath, Loumbas. MR. BENGSTON'S DIVISION First Row: P. Barnas. B. Bland. B. Ansburg. R. Bland, J. Allush, C. Antonello. J. A R. Bergere, M. Armstrong. Second Row: L. Blaszkiewicz, R. Anderson, G. Bezler, R. Luchene, F. Ban. R. S M. Berman. M. Ellet, C. Czgal, A. Dudkiewicz, C. Eichel- J. Lindish, M. Novak, A. Nelson, C. Nugent., A. Magnavite. D. McNulty, L. Novak, D. mnzzalorso. A. Arias, V. Balboa, Buttala, zumilas, A, Bonior, J. Backstrom, D. Burns, A f . .A ..f...ef.-1 ' 1 Kiifii.-..Q MR. FOX'S DIVISION First Row: M. Randall, S. Rogers, M. Orr, Y. Quick, C. Przybysz, A. Ruffner. J. Rybn. P. Oliver, B. Puhurivh. A. Ruzivh. Second Row: C. Ray. N. Ringenberg, R. Przybysz, D. Price. M. Robb, A. Pilarski, S. Rnpacki, Mr. Fox, l. Rozynek, J. Pixlcy T. Podsiadlik, R. Palm, T. Obradovich, P. Polovina, R. Ramirez. MISS BRETT'S DIVISION First Row: B. Krsak, C. Koniarski, G. Jarek, K. Johnson, P. Lazo, J. Johnson, M. Jones. l'. King. C. Johnson. M, Kalzlfut Second Row: L. Kosich, C. Koche, D. Lewis, L. Leoner, G. Larson, A, Jeanor. I.. Gorski. G. Jurincie, J. Johnson, F. flnkolxki. MISS SCHNAKENBERUS DIVISION First Row: M. Weirbeky, R. Valentovich, J. Roma, D. Todosichuk, A. Sipnlski. J. Turmnn. ll. Sinmson, P. Stoynoff. I-'. Zwolenski, W. Spradley. D. Simonian. Second Row: P. Wier. R. Zinicki, P. Suknovich, R. Schackart, J. Skubisz, R. Spoonhour, S. Schoch. S. Piknln, R. Smith, R Weinberg, J. Vukzisovic, Miss Schnackenberg. Q b fi. F31 Q 5 fa 0 1 , ' A W . 5,513 f W f , Q ,f ,IMI ' 2 ggikgy Y :':kfE 'i Q Y ' ' W1 K? w ,, Q gif W ,T ' 3 fi kr mi , Q ' Q.: EW- - . , I 43553 X - f X , K ., ,5 f , f, Q ,- X fig, g 1' 'A L, .X f Exe . -LE. f sim' Qi: f, vw, 'E-if , f .V , A2 X2 .. XL , fl illfgv Mm , img' Q , if an 'X-:ik ' x , 7, V, ff , Ak W5 W W:-'ei' H Ye ' ' wi A- fi? ax-My N VJ SA., I I, .L.W YL A ,M .VL. LA,. it I sg A My Y , ,, .W .... .,,Xi:fh:,5V f H ak k Q R 6 .V I 3. , 'W 0 i .ww ' A Wx , ' 2 . , x ' ' 3 1, P ' -1.--3.5-A, f iw? ,V , . AA.: gzxfh K -1, Q . A , it W S . A . yifuf . ' ' , i ,H wt ' to , , - A -fffve L ,A ,,L,- is-if I X V ifitfi Q f 'Q if L I 'X ,Ji QA - 1 - M , a 'v S 44,453 1 id MISS IONES' DIVISION First Row: G. James, I. Flores. E. Finkbein, C. Czaplewski, E. Fischer, E. Dorabialski, L. Donofrio, N. Coppolillo, J. Cnlzmtuono. Sci-ond Row: Miss Jones, R. Bubnick, J, Ciesko, Wm. Gerstner, R. Anshurg, R. Medina. P. Fields, R. Douthnrt, C. Cruse, F. loncs, R. Herndobler, A. Coccaro, J, Wryohek, Wm. Kraft. MISS SELZER'S DIVISION First Row: B. Powers, B. Davis, D. Butorac, S. Boreczky, A. Anderson, H. Dollarhidv. J. Boldin, M. Almzinzn, T. Schiola, B. Burns. Second Row: C. Selzer. J. Delich, J. Foster, J. Engel, R. Brinnehl, P. Delich, L, Ehrlich, M. Arteagn, l-I. Allison, A. Bzrkovirh, G. Dawson. MRS. DEUTER'S DIVISION First Row: C. Maricich. B. McFarland, J. Lebedeck, A. Lisek, J. Kaiser. B. McKenna. J. Konar. R. Wright, M. Maas, l. Rum-kcr. Second Row: B. Koch, G. Kimak, J. Kostas, K. Mars, S. Krask, D. Kncisler. J. Loumhas. R. Me-schievitz, H. Stevenson, M, Milmlich, Mrs. Dvuler. 1 1 1 I I i ll. MRS. POPE'S DIVISION First Row: A. Barba, R. Gallegos, M. Kirkpatrick, R. Hale. J. Evans, E. Johnson, L. Gorny, V. Gasparac, E. Grodzicki, D. Hancock. Second Rovs: I.. Pedretti, G. Falbo, P. Radosavich, R. Wrob cwski, H. Brice, F. llezuk, G. Garcia. MISS FREEMAN'S DIVISION First Row: G. Johnson, M. Gadzinski, D. Kwiatkowski, A. Ouggan, M. Parks, E. Oliver, B. Doerr. C. Paradee, J. Olsen, S. Eaglt-ton, J. Sanders. Second Row: M. Martinez. F. Niekrasz, B. Degman, D. Gardanier. S. Dahlbcrg. L. Sepanski, W. Dawson, D. Dopudja, H. Sanford, J. Duboll, L. Uejnowski, D. Decero, C. Dietrich, R. xinlsicr, H. Witevm, ls. Safstrom. MISS MITCHELL'S DIVISION First Row: C. Schmaltz. J. Johnson, H. Johnson, A. Krzil. B. Kureci, F. Smaga. M, l-Iich, B. Gradishcr, H. Miller, J. Jones M. Kohn. M. Kuzmair. Sa-cond Row: H. Hirsch. l.. Lorenti. B. Slawnikowski. P. Kumor. M. Klinowski. K. Schwartz. W. Witt, N. Kozakiewicz, B. Sikorski, R. Krsticcric, R. Miznanin, C. King. A. Jurkash. M. Sc-hurla. M. Kozlowski, F. Mitchell. MISS MILLER'S DIVISION First Row: F. Twilley, D. Pnpngeorge, B. Gould, F. Grabbe, L. Garriork, M.Hyzy, S. Houser, L. Halquist, D. Houston. G. Hitsnn. Second Row: Miss B. Miller, N. Hart, N. Glowaski, R. Nesbitt, A. Swick, A, Hove. R. Skulte, R. Herndobler, R. Jocowsky, B Gornich, J. Gismondi. MRS. OLESON'S DIVISION First Row: P. Mireli, J. Marchese, M. Lisac, M. Lejko, S. Markovich, J. Lihota, D. Miner, D. Marion, F. Mutka, M. Marko- pololls. Sec-ond Row: E. Middleton, C. Middleton, A. Moreland, R. Lykins, R. Markovieh, W. Lindgren, E. Migacz, R. Lasovki, L. Martin, J. Moffett, M. Morinrity, J. Michalak, P. Magina. MR. MEYER'S DIVISION :irst kllow: B. Loparki, R. Wier, D. Downs, E. Zigich, S. Nazey, I. Seligman, J. Ziolkowski. C. Dobrirh, C. Weir, J. Zwierzy- ows i. Second Row: V. Zerkovich, J. Rowe, D. Wilson, G. Zobel, D. Vukadinovich, E. Wodnicki, H. Martinez, J, Wroblewski, T. Slivka, E. Wolski, R. Zeisel, R. Struth, Mr. Meyer. 4 Sixty-two en's beautiful campus affords a perfect gathering place for all of our pep rallies and outdoor activities. It is here that we hear and see our principal, the coaches, the team members and cheerleaders, and here, also, that we learn to cheer with zeal in support of our teams. I Q05 9 v . , i K x . Q v' L45 s -M M, N vm A, an ' . WA K , 5 , . , Q , . , X 1 x O av- . . + ' I . . . 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SOP!-I-FROSI-I FOOTBALL First Row: Galich, Lewandowski, Spiegel, Anderson, Smith, Pickett, Harr. Second Row: Fields, Brauner, Parker, Krause, Gerstner, Wodnicki, Morris, Skubich. Third Row: Podemski, Larsen, Pawarski, Lyerle, Jolly, Tinsley, Bokowy, Peterlind, Bann. Bowen Iron Men Win Four, Lose Three Bowenites were stunned this year when their football team broke a two-year 15 game losing streak with a 15-6 victory over South Shore. After this practice game victory, our much improved squad battled it's way out of the South Section cellar, winning three of its six league games. Coach Lou Wassermzin began rebuilding our team last year when he re-organized Bowen's frosh- soph team. The 1950 season began to show the value of frosh-soph training. In future years, this team will prove to be a reserve of power where varsity material will be developed. Assistant Coach George Podemski aided in training these boys. The ten lettermen that returned this year were: Louis Mau, Ralph Zachary, Paul Haller, Bill Ro- mans, im Stewart, Ca t. E. Lowery, Jack Massucci J P , Len Zabroski, Bob Dinkelman, and Charles Bland. Council of War. A , . Sixty-four Scores were tallied by the following: Massucci 4 5 29 Zachary -1 0 24 Zabroski 3 0 18 Marine 5 O 18 Mau 1 0 6 Center Edw. Lowery earned a berth on the City League All-Section Team. Honorable men- tions were awarded to End, Ralph Zachary, Tackle. Paul Hallerg Guard, James Stewart, Quarterback, John Mar- ine, Halfbacks, Jack Massucci and Len Za- broski for their fine We win: PIHY- FOOTBALL BANQUET NOV. 29th At a banquet honoring our gridders, the follow- ing players received Bowen letters: E. Lowery, J. Massucci. J. Marine, R. Zachary. J Alfirevich. L. Mau, J. Stewart, L. Zabroski, P. Hal- ler, B. Romans. B. Dinkelman. J. Bloom, C. Bland J. Johansen, P. Tanzillo, R. Ulaskas, T. Wozniak J. Starcevich, B. Kelly, D. Pearson, H. Sanford, R Chiapetti, Dan Vujnovich. l950 SEASON RECORD PRACTICE GAME FOOTBALL ROSTER fm Bowen SOl.1Il1 Shore 6 Edw, Lowery, Capt., C jack Massucci, HB SOUTH SECTION LEAGUE GAN1ES john Marine, QB Bowen I5 Parker I2 hHiTS:ar,? E Bowen I9 Hyde Park 6 vgmliam RO'mms T Bowen 6 Calumet 20 Robert Dinkelman E Bowen I 2 Hirsch l S ' Bowen 6 Fen er 46 James Bloom' C B . ,O H g 6 Charles Bland. G owen '7 arper Carl Larson, E z 'lc hz , FB fllmmgerf: Ruddy Buttlar and Jerome Wyrobek Lil llflngflinn HB lidlififj' Couch: Louis I.. Wasserman Roger Ulilskai HB Joe Alfirevich, T Lou Mau, E james Stewart, G Len Zabroski, FB Tom Woznialk, HB joe Starcevich, T Robert Kelly, HB Ronald Stone, FB james DeBolt, QB Dean Pearson, E Harold Sanford, T Richard Chiapetti, Dan Vujnovich, E airs: Row: Butler, Mgr., Starcevlch, Woznlak, Zachary, Mau, Sanford, Romans, Vujnovieh Johanson, Haller, Bland, Coach 'asserman Second Row: Larsen. Zabroski, Pearson, Lowery, Stewart, Dinkelman, Ulaskas, Bloom, Alfirevich. Third Row: Del-Bolt, Chiapetti, Stone, Massucei, Marine, Tanzillo, Kelley, Raspopovich. Sl XL Referee blows his top! Q ? Jump Ball Jumors Capture Second In South Section Thls season produced one of the best junror teams Bowen has had rn recent years Therr season s record of 6 wms and 4 losses put them rn second place for the South Secnon In the crty play offs Bowxen beat Schurz by a score of 67 D9 but lost to Waller IH the fmals 62 42 C The leading scorer was Dan Lopackr with 98 pomts for the league games Followrng ln close order were Frank Valadez 64 B111 Barrd 65 and Ramon Aleman 67 h'VlC SlXty'SlX BASKETBALL JUNIORS Front Row: N. Torres, B. Baird, J. Jacques, E. Lopez, R. Ale man, D. Lopacki, D. Urhanski, S. Lopez, Mgr. Second Row: H. Pritikin, C. Dietrich, B. Degmon, W. Forest, M. Moreno, R. Chorich, F. Waladez, P. Jurkash, G. Raspopovicn, T. 0'Brien, J. Bell, Mgr. Bowen Bowen Bowen Bowen Bowen Bowen Bowen Bowen Bowen Bowen 1951 BASKETBALL SCORES SOUTH SECTION 49 60 30 45 46 21 59 69 60 53 Calumet Carver Chicago Voc. Fenger Harper Hirsch Hyde Park MorganPk. Parker South Shore Sixty-sexrn SENIOR BASKETBALL Bowens senior team did not fare so well this year. ending the season with a league record of no wins and I0 losses. Leading scorers were Richard Spasoff, 84g Dick Olejnik, 62g and Gordon Beau- doin. GI, Nice Try! SENIOR BASKETBALL First row: Chengary, Prigge, Spasoff, Batchelor, Kazek, Brown, Beaudoin, Herndobler, Moreland. Second row: H. Pritikin, Chengary, Litecky, Olejnik, Lightfoot, Kryzaniak, Napierkowski, McGee, Borucki Mgr Up and at 'Emi Sixty-eight 195 I BASKETBALL SCORES Bowen Bowen Bowen Bowen Bowen Bowen Bowen Bowen Bowen Bowen SOUTH SECTION 58 Calumet 65 Carver 25 ChicagoVoc. 40 Fenger 47 Harper 35 Hirsch 43 Hyde Pk. 59 Morgan Pk. 5 1 Parker 41 So. Shore Six boys, R. Villasenor, Bob McNeil, Sid Pray, Six Wrestlers Qualify For The State Finals This year the team engaged the following schools: Calumet. Chicago Vocational, Hirsch. Kelly, University of Chicago High, and Mt. Carmel. In the individual city championships held at Tilden H.S.. Richard Villasenor took second place in the l I2 lbs. division. Coaell Podvmski tv WRESTLING Flrsl row: Richardson, Barkstrom, Balanoff, Feller, Ward, Zeisel, Todoschuk Ge Second Row: Dagman 1Mgr.l Villasenor, McNeil, Lykins, Pray, Norwood, Ryder, Dubolt, Cocearo iMgr.J Thlrd row: Podemski 1Coach3 Baumann, Finke, Friedheim, Syl-en, Kruse. Kroll, Bland, Vujnovich, Koehler tMgr.J Richard Norwood, Dan Vujnovich, and Bob Fried- heim, competed in the Sweet Sixteen of wrestling at the University of Illinois in Champaign. Villa- senor and McNeil emerged victorious from the first round, but both lost in the finalsg Villasenor to the state champion by a score of 8-4. Richard Norwood took first place in the 145 lbs. novice division of the Central A.A.U. meet. Norwood Rides Again! Sixty-nine BAS!-IBALI, TEAM First Row: Moreland, Swirk. Popravak, Alvman, Chengary. Jolly, Jingling lfapuuinl, Poninski, Valadez, I-lerndobler. Second Row: Pritikin Qfoachj. M1-Gee, Johnson, Grba, llrost, Napicrkowski, Olejnik. Litec-ky, Knezovirh, Kazek, Massucci While, Sanford, Peterson. Scvcnty va-iv ff-.f mf.,-.-..v.. .Q-,. Boilermakers Take Second In South Section 'NWith all but two lettermen returning from last year, Bowen students were looking forward to an exceptional baseball team. Their hopes were fully justified when Bowen beat Parker by a score of 4-2 to clinch second place in the South Section. After two false starts, the Boilermakers hit their stride in midseason with seven straight victories, ending the season with S wins and 4 losses. Coach Pritikin Four boys, Bob Jingling, Don Drost, jack Mas- succi, and Eli Gtba were placed on the South Section Section all-star teams. Richard Olejnik, Ed Litecki, Ted Kazek and Steve Knezovich filled their respective positions with outstanding skill, helping to make this year's squad one of Bowen's best and one of the best in the city. 1951 BASEBALL SCORES SOUTH SECTION Bowen 2 Fenger 5 Bowen 2 C.V.S. 8 Bowen 2 Calumet l Bowen 5 Hyde Park l Bowen ll South Shore 4 Bowen 6 Hirsch 4 Bowen 7 Morgan Park 3 Bowen 7 Harper 5 Bowen l 3 Fenger 5 Bowen l Parker 5 Bowen l C.'V.S. 6 Seventy one CHEERLE DERS An organization of which Bowen is justly proud is the Cheerleaders. In rain or shine this group of girls can always be depended upon to lead the yells at the football games. In addition to cheer- ing. the squad also tumbles and performs pyramidS .it the half oi' every game. As a reward for a splendid job of cheering at all the football games, the girls are honored at the Annual Football Banquet with the players. The squad also cheers at all the basketball games. pep rallies, and at the Orentation Day pro- gram. After on year on the squad, a cheerleader earns her letter Each additional years service with the group merits a gold star to go on the letter. The cheerleaders. under the direction of Mrs. S. Stern. keep in trim through ardent practice three times a week. C'HEERl,l'lA D ERS First rovt: B. Gradisher J. Buzle, D, Houston St-rond row: M. Brzoska. D. Miner. J. Smith. li. Gornik, G. Zobel. A. Jurkash, J, Rosenhaeh, M. Brzoska, M. Plys. -'l.el's dn the l,ocummiu'. Seventy-two R. Good Strategy Wins In February, l95l a new and different club was organized at Bowen. It is the Chess Club con- Novak Takes Second In National Singles The Boys Bowling league started in Septem- ber with lots of enthusiasm and ten four-man teams. Gene Krop was elected president, Edw. Mazurek treasurer and Charles Koronkowski, secre- tary. New boys kept applying for membership and a few of the others dropped out leaving ten teams, the maximum capacity of the Y.M.C.A. alleys where we they bowled. They bowled two matches against Chicago Vocational, losing the first and winning the second. They also won a match from So. Shore. At the end of the February, 1951 semester, the first place team was the 'Four Stars' which con- Radt ke, C. Ganezewski, Joan had llonald's Queen! sisting of a fine group of freshmen and sophomore players. The sponsor, Mr. H. H. Rogers, has pre- dicted a bright future for this group because of the fact that the best players are freshmen. The Chess Club will be engaged in matches with all schools in the South Section. OFFICERS Dan Stepanski ............ Pl'6'.l'fllL'Ilf Donald Frank .... ...... l fire'-l'r'c.tidcnt Melvin Burman ............ Sc't're1m'y Donald Weinberg ..,, --- 'I'ref1.r1n'er Players: joan Kendick, Sam Pozanovich, Irving Muldowney, Don Zollicoffer, jack Kaiser, john Culpepper. Frank Derner. Melvin Goren. sisted of: Edw. Novak, Eugene Witec'ki, liill Fagleton, and Charles Koronkowski. Individual trophies were awarded to the entire first place team by the National junior Bowling League. Ed Novak as high man received a special trophy for the semester. He also competed in the National junior Bowling League Christmas Tourna- ment in which he placed second in the singles. For this he received a large bowling trophy. Many of our bowling league members grad- uated at the end of the first semester leaving us with a total of six teams. The first place team dur- ing the second semester was again the 'Four Stars'. A. Strazzante. Loumbas. Capt. R. -Iingling, and D. johnson. C. Koronkouski. A. SlI'1lZZ1lllll', ll. Y.lllZl'l0N', ll. Jingling, J. Loumbas I-2. Witceki, W. Eagleton, I-I. Novak. LETTER GIRLS First row: B, Gurnik. Nl. Srhurln Xl. sn-ohhie. N. Nownzyk. I-I. Shu- livld. J. Run-nbgu-h. S, Thc-ws. A. Iurkaxsll. Sn-cond ron: B. Siknrski, B. llovrr, Nl. Grefsheinx, V. In-nk. I.. Coppo- iillo. I'. Hiuginx, J. Iloszxxrdill. G.A.A. 500 POINT EMBLEMS bavh, N. Pnpovich. D. Ubradovich M. Brzoskn, B. Barbich. 0. Hamlin, E. G-ima. M. Hyzy. Seventy-Ioul' First row: M. Brzoska, J. Rosen- Sec-ond row: M. Kuzlowski. B Kohnke. M. Sc-hurln, D. Mzxtheww G. A. .L OFFICERS E. Shofield. B. Rossi, AI. Grefsheim. l.. Coppolillo, il. 'l'omasit-ll. M. Ristich. I,Ol5 Students .loin Largest Organization The Girls Athletic Association. which is the largest and IUOSI active organization at Bowen, is open to all girls in the school and has a total mem- bership of llll 5. The purpose of this club is to pro- mote good sportsmanship and fair play among its members. Membership for a semester is only ten cents. During the semester the ticket may be used for ad- mission to playdays. splash parties. G.A.A. award assemblies and many other activities. Any girl who is a member is eligible to receive awards such as five hundred point emblems, letters and chevrons if she has the required points. The numerous activities of the association are planned by the G.A.A. Board which is composed of officers and chairmen of the various activities. The G.A.A. is sponsored by Miss Jessie Simpson. ADVANCED BOWLING LEAGUE First row: S. Rirhards. K. Sarbie- ski. V. Deak, V. Tadin, B. Sikorski, L. Coppolillo. N. Alcnla. N. Hoppe, G. Sanford, H. Cornijo. Second row: P. Rapien, E. Shofield, J. Nolan, I.. Jercha, R. Jackson, T. Rutkowski, J. Kendirk, B. Hale, B. Helmick, G. G-cringe-r. M. Gad- zinski. J. Dawson. Third row: M. Fit-tze. R. Skezla, D. Wilson, B. lloerr, H. Witecki, A, Moreland, N. Barnes, C. Metz, J. Mirhalak, I., Ogorzaly, M. Saver, J. Johnson, J. Madsen. BEGINNERS BOWLING LEAGUE First row: B. Williams, J. Me- ganck,, B. Olszewski, P. Matz, J. Bouldin, J. Simonian, F. Chase, R.. Seabloom, C. Simunlc, M. Jarvis. Second row: C. Olson, E. Bogen- camp, B. Buttala, M. Hunt, E. Fer- kich, L. Ferkich, C. Thorpe. N. Meyers, A. Damman. Third row: Y. Stropin, M. Kirk, G. Payovich. K. .lohnson, L. Way, B. Harrington, M. Weirbeky, N. Kobus, R. Weir. Seventy-five One of the most active outside :activities of the G.A.A. is the girls' bowling league. The league bowls every Tuesday at 3:30 p.m. at the Steel City Lanes. There are twelve teams consisting of five girls on each team. Each semester a trophy is donated by the Steel City Lanes to the girl with the highest average. Medals are given to the members of the winning team and to the girls having the high series and high game for the semester. Bowling pins are presented to the girls at the G.A.A. award assembly. Among the many activities sponsored by the G.A.A. Board were the Freshie Get Acquaintecl Party. At this party the Board entertains the lB's and tries to get them interested in the school and the G.A.A. activities. The High School and the Seventy-six GYM LEADERS First Row: M. Eich, F. Mutka, J. Martin, B. Kohnke, D. Mathews, J. Ilosenbach, M. Scobbie, A. Vas- quez, Y. Zuccarelli. D. Houston, C. Smith, L. Garriocle, M. Klonowski, M. l-lyzy. Scrond Row: M. Ksiazck, J. Dolin- ski, C, Czaplewski, I. Bielawski, E. Fischer, B. Barbich, M. Sauer, R. Nyssen, R. Poppeck, D. Eagleton, E. Rojo, P. Abbaduska, B. Harmon. Third Row: B. Puharich, G. Garcia, B. Doerr, D. Koch, T. Schiola, T. Betancourt, D. Shillinglaw, L. Ba- busch, V. Keller, A. Golob, J Rowe, P. Wright. Fourth Row: E. Hogancamp, L. Andrich. D. Patterson, E. Jones, J. Smith, J. Coci, L. Trojanowski, B. Hocking, M. Bokowy, G. Pettigrew, P. Dust, S. Ralich. CAGE AND OFFICE GIRLS First Row: J. Romo, S. Ralich, A. Reuss, M. Haack, J. Delich, E. Sho- field, H. Witecki, A. Pavichvich, I. Alcala, J. Blue, L. Hultquist, L. Pickman. Second Row: E, Oliver, M. Stark, T. Shiola, S. Pilja, M. Lejko, J. Madsen, M. Kirk, P. Arndt, B. Gornick, M. Schurla, J. Valentine, B. Applegren. Third Row: M. Plys, D. Spyrison, D. Sweetman, B. Winters, R. Palit- zch, 0. Hamlin, H. Cornejo, G. Jurincic. S. Harsany, H. Alexich, L. Lucchesi. Grammar School Playdays are held each year for members of the neighboring schools to become bet- ter acquainted with our school. The Football Hop is an annual fall dance given in honor of the Football players, and the May Dance is an annual Spring affair. This was the first year the dance was held at Mrs. Stern, Miss Simpson, Miss I. Smith Miss A. Smith, Miss Baker SWIM LEADERS First Row: D. Harmon, B. Harmon. J. Smith. R. Wright. L. D'Arcy G. Garcia, S, Markovich, M. Com- pateso, J. Rosenbach, J. Rowe, A. Golob, E. Fischer. D. Shillinglaw, H. Eich, M. Venture, F. Mutka, E. Vellagas, T. Schiola. Second Row: L. Garriock, R. Nys- sen, M. Scobbie, G. Mcvey, A. Vas- quez, S. Zehme, Y. Zuccarelli, I. Bieiawski B. Buttala R Po eck , . . DP M. Klinowski, H. Litecki, J. Swei: del, B. Doerr, E. Roju, H. Tettin- ger. B. Hocking, J. Martin. ADVANCED SVVIMMERS First Row: J. Simonian, L. Gran- ish, C. Metz, J. Mirhalak, V. Grohe, A. Hollingshead, B. Derwin, B. Si- korski, J. Nolan, H. Alexich, N. Barnes, N. Prochnow, L. Velcheck, A. Golub. S. Jusezyck, J. Vukoso- vich, L. Way. Second Row: J. Martin, J. Mashus, J. Rosenbach, L. D'Arcy, R. Wright M. Jarvis, M. Scobbie, J. Rowe, E. Shofield, B. Buttala, B. Doerr, C. Koniarski. A. Mirabella. J 2' night. It has been a custom every year to elect tl Senior Girl who would reign as queen at the dance, and to have a Freshman, Sophomore, junior and Senior girl as her attendants. The May Queen this year was Mary Ann Grande who has been an attend- ant for the past three years. The attendants were Violet a arda, Seniorg Arlene Novak, junior, Bar- bara pe Ur n, Sophomoreg and Claudette Simunic, F ie ese were the highlights of this semes- ' sa ' ties. K Seventy -seven JUNIOR 84 SENIOR VOLLEYBALL ALL STARS First Row: C. Obradovich, B. Gornick w C. Smith, A. Jurkash, J. Lihota, D. Miner Second Row: L. Lilovich, V. Nakarda, R. Tomasich, C. Nelson, B. Rossi, M. Grande. FRESHMEN VOLLEYBALL CHAMPIONS First Row: A. Ruffner, C. Przybysz, J. Coci, D. Glaser, C. Brown. Second Row: J. Amazzalorso, R. Przy- hysz. K. Tomasich. N. Ringenberg, N. Tyma. M. Dempsey. JUNIOR VOLLEYBALL CHAMPIONS First Row: M. Portal, C. Paradee, H. Miller. E. Miller, V. Flowers. ' Second Row: J. Harrison, R. Frazier, N. Hoppe, V. Wilson, M. Carrillo. SOPHOMORE VOLLEYBALL CHAMPIONS First Row: J. Johantgia. C. Mesovic, M. Plys, S. Zehme, V. Norman. . Second Row: J. Roma. A. Schabbmg, C. Post, J. Sowa, B. Justeson. Backg ard soccer. Volleyball ballet. FRESHMEN 8: SOPHOMORE VOLLEYBALL ALL STARS First Row: D. Gould, J. Coci, K. To- masich, J. Smith, S. Sasic, L. Trojan- owski, M. Ksiazek. Second Row: T. Bentecourt, J. Pie- czynski, J. Witkowski, B. Spasoff, M. Plys, P. Spasoff. SENIOR VOLLEYBALL CHAMPIONS First Row: N. Alcala, C. Paun, J Melsic, L, Lorentez, M. Kotwica. Second Row: R. Visnick, V. Nakarda Il. Radelia, T. Kowal, J. Chase, D. Benson. CALE DAR 1950 EVENTS Sept. 15-Freshie Get Acquaintedn Party Sept. 18-29-Membership Drive Sept. 26-Bowling League Started Oct. 4-Play Day for Winners of Membership Drive Oct. 9-Marathon Starred Nov. 3-Football Hop Nov. -6-Picture Day Dec. 5-High School Play Day Eighty JUNIORS First Row: B. Doerr, D. Papa- george, F. Mutka, D. Lossau. M. Fietze, N. Hoppe, A. Hollingshead, V. Grobe. Second Row: M. Stark, M. Aron- son, M. Kramer, D. Mertic. J. Sim- onian, E. Balding, G. Laskowski, B. I-lelmick, 0. Hamlin. SOPHOMORES First Row: B. Ziolkowski, C. Delp, M. Portal, E. Miller, P. Wentzel, G. Sanford, J. Krippohne, J. Engel. Second Row: D. Lorenzen, R. Ste- pansky, A. Heuschkel, R. Knecz- mer, M. Wohlgemuth, R. Carr, C. Carlson, G. Falbo, D. Szalanski. Third Row: L. Pippin, J. Mashos, M. Ksiazek, B. McFarland, G. Gui- mind, J. Gida, S. Zehme, B. Boy- sen, N. Klein, V. Wilson. .-ENIURS First Row: Sikorski. XvUjlAlll0H5kl, Frederick. Goley, Iioluhovirh. lialuek. 1,hl'2ld0Yll'lI. NIIIIIIPXYS. llo- sf-uhzlcll, Brirks-r, Nalknrdzl, llerkow- bieski. Rutkowski, Pieezynsk., ,, Second Row: Banmslnn. Nolan. Sar- ski, JOV2lIl0YlI'h. Foppolillo. Szymanski, llembowski, llc-ss, Kolmke, Shofield, Buzle, Purim-h. Third Row: Maio, Kafka, Selig, Anderson, Upham. lleak, Domzal- ski, Lopez, Cueller, Brandys. Jack- son, Kopee. Fourth Row: Rener, Anderson Reuss, Thews. Czerwinski, Gimzl, Gonzales. Yasques. JUNIORS First Row: Popovieh, Smaga, I-Zirh, Hart, llouser, Brzoskn, Brzoska Sinha Piljn, Flowers, Miller, Fer- kich, Whipple. Second Row: Tadin, Rndeila, Ger- inger, Hale, Cornejo, Brennan, Brawthen, Grahbe, Kozlowski, Hyzy, Witeeki, Derwin. Third Row: Zigieh, Gould, Proeh- now, Stack, Moffitt, Radja, Splat- zer, Schnrla, Renkowieeki, Renas, Lusshesi, Alkovich, Bouras. Fourth Row: Granich, Magina, Klinowski, Seligman, Marion,Gref- sheim, Metz, Marchese, Miehalak. FRESHMEN First Row: Olazewski, Roma, Vala- dez, Vuknsovieh, Wier, Pettigrew, Jusczyk, Kobus, Burowski, Up- slrom, Greenlee. Second Row: Olson, Pavlekovich, Andrich, Thomas, Barnes, Alexich, Harsany, Dietrich, Arndt, Matz. Third Row: Hunt, Bzlkowy, Keller, September, Bozic, G-itter, Dam- lllilnn. Eiflhty-one l 95 l EVENTS jun. 5-Elementary School Play Day jim. 8-All-Star Basketball Tryouts jam. 8-Intramural Basketball -lun. l9--Award Assembly jun. I9-Board Party for Graduating Members Feb. 9--Freshie Get Acquaintedw Party Feb. l2-25-Membership Drive March 3-Marathon Started Eighty-two First Row: Saban, Price, Martinez, Parker, Gonzalez, Garcia, Gon- zalez, Lopez, Garcia. Second Row: Seymour, Rosandich, Perpich, Tumich, Antonello, Lin- dish, Mastik, Godinez, Uram, Mil- Ier. Third Row: Brauer, Amazzalarso, Jarvis, Johnson, Kalafut, Randall, Drbak, D'Arcy, Mirabella. Fourth Row: Yeats, Vuletich, Weber, Yalowitz, Dubish, Blaszak, Klinowski, King. SENIORS First Row: Maylone, Widerberg, Barragan, Castro, Chura, Humph- ries, Rolff, Nealy, IVIacCarron, Pali- tzsch, Tomasevich, Boscardin. Second Row: Saviano, Kovacic, Dicks, Wands, Ratkovich, Appel- gren, Shepard, Siebrandt, Aloia, Newstead, Zlodi. Third Row: Rippinger, Roberts, Strom, Nowazlk, Higgins, Brick- man, Walsh, Price, Galich. Feb. 195 l EVENTS I3-Bowling Started March 13-18-All-Star Volleyball Tryouts April 16-20-Volleyball Intramurals May May May june june June june SUPHO MORES First Row: Alford, Mitchell Han- sen. Applegren, Johnson, Johnson, Vclchek, Fischer, Delich, Jako- vich. Poppeck, Morris, Gasparac. Second Row: Plys, Pannfas. Evans, Boldin, Basara, Barbich, Spasoff, Valentine, Ratz, Ogorzaly, Pavichi- vich. Zorich. Third Row: Wright, McKenna, Grankowski, Tronjo, Smith, Mc- Vey, Nyssen, Sauer, Payovich, Kirk. Ochs, Rojo. Fourth Row: Pickham, Walenga, Selenik, Harris, Justeson, Winters, Czaplewski, Madsen, Meyers, Thorpe, Albrecht, Ferkich. FRESHMEN First Row: Simunic, Kocke, Poro- pat, Ringenberg, Pozybysz, Vel- chek, Koniakski, Kosich, Buttala, Seabloom. Second Row: Abladusto, Johnson, Jarek, Shellberg, Tyma, Stash, Juranovich, Swanson, Ryba, Wal- ler, Harvey. Third Row: Bergere, Soukup, Way, Harrington, Safstrom, Zinda, Gla- ser, Mikus, Groh, Stepanski. Fourth Row: Oliver. Brown, Fun- dick, Gould, Goril, Fink, Pilarski, Kocsak. Motchinski. -Election of Officers l95l-52 ll-May Dance-Crowning May Queen 29-Orientation Day Guides l-Elementary School Play Day 6-Board Splash Party 10-Dunes Trip for Board I5-Award Assembly Eighty-lhltu 6' Ill i lp v LX l , f I: X ' 3 2 , Q . X . ga. Q 1 by ' S' , ' f of 3 ' it at e i ig ig so ' A ' f s ' - , at t 1 . 5:5 , H . 'Q A ' ,l i H .NW A I, I J . f' fjtf it ' k ' 5 Z' . S - K AQK, .V r W' R ' x L 'si-+R , A K 'i 'W 2 s if 15-tour r sz X-. graduates, our front walk is truly It is up this walk that Bowen- ites Freshmen on their first day. 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I W. - ,x 3' 13- L 45, ,, , W1 CLASS NOTABLES JANUARY BRlGHTEST Lenore Brickman Ken Mendelson BEST DRESSED Tayde Martinez Gus Karrsounes LIKELY TO SUCCEED Hazel Maylone Tom D'Arcy ATHLETIC Pat Higgins Edward Lowery CUTEST .lorerra Boscardin Phil Clemens TYPICAL STUDENT Barbara Newstead Edward Fischer HRIGHTEST Jane Czerxxrinslai Sidney Pray BEST DRESSED Mary Alice Maio John Skihinski LIKELY TO SUCCEED Shirley Thews Richard Nom ood ATHLETIC Rose Tomasich Ted Kazelc CUTEST Mary Ann Grande Charles Finlon TYPlCAL STUDENT Betty Rossi Bob Baker Eiehijvrsxx MOST POPULAR Vi Ratkovich Steve Tisza CUT-UPS Esther Castro Joe Smith XVITTIEST Virginia Chura Larry Sadler ARGUERS Gloria Aloia Erwin Beier CHARMING Doris Appelgren Mike Dasovich TALKATIVE Audrey Mizanin Bill Eagleron CLASS NOTABLES JUNE I95I BIOST POPLWLAR Vi Carich -lerry Szumslii CUT-UPS Helen Markovich .loc Dovich XVITTIEST Martha Gnatovich Bob Friedheim ARGUERS Ruth Markusic Don johnson CHARMING Jean Buzle Eugene Krop TALKATIVE Delphine XVozniak Frank Kaslewicz I95I ERIENDLIEST Par Siebrandr Gordon Frank SCHOOL SPIRITED Nancy Nowaczyk Edward Lopez BEST DANCERS Helen Klenovich Tony Adams SH YEST Dorothy Galich Mike Dempsey ERIENDLIEST Vi Zorich Dick Martz SCHOOL SPIRITED Vi Naliarda Ralph Zachary BEST DANCERS Rose Yaverski Pete Dosen SHYEST Marilyn Olson Tony Eliopulos CLASS PALS Joyce Weber Wfarne Stauss , , 'fIv1'-'f- il 41,1 . . . 'S , C4 -M. . 4' , ,v .. W i f CLASS OFFICERS Ernest Koehler, Bowenite Editor-in-Chief, Violet , ' Ratkovich, Secretaryg Steve Tisza, Presidentg Alice Van Cleef, Vice-Presidentg Pat Siebrandt,'.l'reasurer. JANUARY CLASSl95I CLASS MOTTO: The foundation of every state is the education of its youth. CLASS FLOWER: Red Roses and White Carnations. COMMENCEMENT - Hazel Maylone, Chairman GIFT - Jane Sweidal, Chairman U Erwin Beier Joann Dicks Dorothy Galich Roy Kress Edward Podsiadlik Joanne MacCarron LaDonna Shawcroft joan Walsh PROM - Robert Gotovac, Chairman G10ria,A10ia , HISTORICAL - Violet Ratkovich, caafmaa Patricia Hlgglfw Michael Dasovich ' Nancy Nowaczyk Alice Van Cleaf Marcella Ibarra Tayde Martinez AXVARD - Thomas D'Arcy, chairman Dorothy Tomasifh Claudette Conn Charles Koronowski William McNulty Dorothy Roberts FLONVER AND MOTTO - Barbara Newstead, Chairman Lenore Brickman William' Gedroc Tayde Martinez joan Rolff FINANCIAL - Patricia Doris Appedgren Edward Fisher 1 Ruth Palitzsch Mae Lee Scobbie Paul Gaines SOCIAL - Alice Van Cleaf, Chairman Gloria Aloia Erwin Beier Gordon Frank Clara jasinski Robert Radtke Barbara Newstead Joan Shephard Larry Sadler Siebrandt, C hairmarz Eighty-seven , JAN RY LASS I95I .IOSIHPH ADAMS Shutterbugs, Rifle Team, Picked Platoon, Ushers Club, Hall Guard, Honor Club, Star Fnglish, Bowen Arrow, Drama Club, C3I3ly'7Cf5. ANTHONY ADAMS Track Team 347, Volleyball Champs '48, Intramural Basket- ball, Bowen Arrow Salesman, Shutterbugs, Tickets Sales, Bowling. GLORIA ALOIA Prom. Comm., Social Comm., Girls Chorus, Senior Girls Council, jacket Girls, Latin Club, Hostess Club, Star English, Hall Guard, Gym Service. DORIS APPELGREN Vice-Pres. Senior Girls Council, Hostess Club, Catalyzers, Office Help, jacket Girls, Reg. Office, Hall Guard, GAA. JOHN BABBINGTON NATALIIQ BARRAGAN GAA, Pan-American Club, Ballet Club, Mixed Chorus, Senior Girls Council, Att. Office, Study Hall Att. IQRWIN BEIIER Mixed Chorus, Bowen Arrow Salesman, Visual Ed. Club, Hall Guard, Treas. Latin Club, Catalyzers, Social Comm., Gradu- ation Comm. JORETTA BOSCARDIN See, GAA, Treas. Senior Girls Council, Letter Girls, Jacket Girls, All-Star Volleyball, All-Star Baseball, All-Star Basket- ball, Cataly7ers, Bowcnite Staff, Honor Club, TPA, Star Ifnglish, Membership Chairman GAA. LFNORF BRICKMAN Pres. National Honor Society, Honor Club, Library Club, Bowen Arrow, Sec. Senior Girls Council, jacket Girls, Bowenite Staff, Hall Guard, Swim Service, TPA. CARL BROSKI Lt. Col. ROTC, Vice-Pres. Ushers Club, Rifle Team, NCO, Officers Club, Picked Platoon, Bowen Arrow, Catalyzers, Social Comm. BETTY BR UNK GAA. CORA LUCILLIQ BUFORD GAA, Hall Guard. Study Hall Att.. Gym Service, Senior Girls Council. ,IOHN e:ARRAsco, JR. Stage Crew, Visual lid. Club. Bowen Arrow. RALPH CARUSO Library Club, Reg. Office. Ushers Club, Hall Guard. ITSTHER CASTRO Pres. Pan-Aincrican Club, Senior Girls Council, Sub-Debs, jacket Girls, GAA, Intramural Basketball, Hall Guard, Reg. Office, Study Hall Att. VIRGINIA CHURA GAA, Honor Club, Library Club, Reg. Office, Caralyzers, jacket Girls, Senior Girls Council, Hall Guard, Gym Service. PHIL CLEMENS Intramural Basketball. CLAUDETTE CONN Catalyzers, Library Club, Star English, Office Service, GAA, Senior Girls Council, Library Club, Girls' Chorus, TPA, Sub-Debs. Eighty-eight I JQNUARY CLASS SPONSORS Miss Kinsey. Mr. Larsen, Mr. Gelling, Miss Hartigan SOl'llll' LLYRPUS CAA. P.ll1.'Xl'I1Ul'lCAl'l Klub. 'lilll lll'S.'X C'ZUl'RYN GAA, Senior Girls Council, Library Club, Hall buard. Tl lK7lSlA5 D'ARCY National Honor Society, Cliairman Award Assembly, Bowen Arrow, lntramurnl ll.1skt'tl'i.ill, Catalynrx, Vicul'rt-sl Visual l'd. Club, Star lfnglisli. Honor Club. MIC I IAN. DASOVICH K'.it.ily1crx lmr.iniur,ll lhxlictball. Il.ill Ciuardi BIN DAVY MK llAl'l. lil NlP5l'Y ,IOANNF IJICKS lluntir Club, Studcnt Board, Senior Girls Luuncil, Alacltct Girls, Cnmlyzcrs, Cage Service. Study Hall Att., Personal St-rticc, Star lfniglisli, Gym Service, GAA. Al HOMAS DLllll.l2 lY1U'.lH1lll'.ll B.iskv:tb.ill, Intramural Foothill, Sur llniqlisli, Hall Qiuard, Sltuttcrbugs. Wil l IAM l'Ahl.l l'ON Rug. Ufficc. P.iii Anicrican Club. l'rogr.un c,ll.lll'IUJl1, Student lSti.trd, Bowling, lntrnmurnl l'i.1skclb.ill. Sur lznglisli. IIJXYARD l7lSClll'R llnnur Llub, P.1l14AH1Ul'lC.ll1 Club, Star lfnglisli, Reg- Officc, H.ill Guard, lfin.1nt'inl Cunim.. Treats. Clualyvurs, lluwcnitc Stiff. Office Help. MORDOX l'R.fXNK Pics. c,.II.llylL'l'N, llnnnr Club, Bowcnitu buff, Uffict- llclp, Sncinl funim., liuwling. lli-Xlll, CiAlNl7S lS.ind, Orcliustra, C.u.alyvurs, Uslicrs Cub, l,.izin Kluli, Drum M.iiur. Picked l'l.ituun, '48, '49, '50, N120 Club, RO'l'Ci ll:-tiiigtlisliutl llmwr. l'nwnilnlc clUI1IL'SI, liiru Nl.irsl1.ll. l1URO'llIY CiAl.lill llnnnr Klulv, liltmry Lluli, ll.1ll Kiuartl, Mind Cllinrus, Star lnglixli, l,.irin flulw, llr.im.i Club, jacket Girlx, C.1t.1ly1t-rs, Senior Girls Cuuncil. CAA. XX'll,l IAXI GHJROC M.in.iging l.d, lluwcn Arrnw, C.lI2ly'7CfN, Officcrx C lub, NCO Qluli, l'icltutl l'l.ttmiu. lntin Club. Mixed Clitirut, ROTC SIAM, Star l'nglixl1. Ntllilll RT Kill MACK l5.isuli.ill '48, 449. '50, lntr.in1ur.il li.tsltctb.1ll. lrltcrliicii I luli, lf.lk'l'i A-V. fin' All Nur lint-li,ill, ll.ilI Guard. Eighty-uim' yi? qs 1 QE If . ri - Q' wmfgli Collecting class dues. ROBFRT GOFFIN I..itin Club, Hall Guard Capt. ROBERT GOTOVAC Chairman Prom Comm., Star Iinglish, Baseball '49, '50, Vice- Pres. Catnlyzers, Student Board, Lcttermen Club, Bowenite Staff, Hall Guard, Art. Office, Intramural Basketball, 'Pan- American Club. I:LFANOR GUSTANISON GAA, Swim Service, Gym Service, Hall Guard, Sub Debs, Hostess Club. PATRICIA HIGGINS Cheerleader, Sec. GAA, Letter Girls, Senior Girls Council, Bnwenite Sales, Bowen Arrow, Team Games Chairman, Girls Chorus, Catalyzers. W'll..I.IAM HOUSTON Vfrestling '48. '49, Intramural Wrestling Champ, Hall Guard, Catalyzers, Intramural Basketball, Ticket Sales, Lettcrmen Club, Baseball Mgr. XIARLFNIZ HUMPHRIIQS Honor Club, Catalyvers, Mixed Chorus, Senior Girls Council, jacket Girls, Bowen Arrow Sales, GAA, Bowe-nite Sales, Hall Guard, Swim Service. NlARCIfI.l.A IBARRA Pres. Pan American Club, Mixed Chorus, Senior Girls Council, Ballet Club, Sub Debs, GAA, Student Board, Visual Fd. Club, Gym Service. FIARA ,IASINSKI Girls Chorus, Order of the Lyre, Bowen Arrow Sales, Gym Service, Senior Girls Council, All-Star Soccer, Hall Guard, Basketball Champs '48, jacket Girls, Hostess Club, TPA, GAA. RLYX' -ICWIINSON Fdiror-in Chief Bowen Arrow, Catalyzers, Officers Club, French Club, Latin Club, Hall Guard, I.ibrary Club, ROTC. Star Ifnglish. lil.l.1EN KANE GA.-X, Sub Debs. Senior Girls Council. DOLORLS KAPIQLINSKI GAA, Catalvnrs. DOROTHY KARKOSIK GAA, Senior Girls Council, Office Help, Sub Debs, Hall Guard, GAA Bowling. Arrow Sales. GUS KARTSOUNIQS Princip.1l's Advi-wry Comm., Student Board. Hall Guard, Intramural Basketball, Bowen Arrow Sales, Bowcnite Sales. PDNVIN KASPRZYCKI IERNITST KUITIILIQR Iiditorin-Chief Bowenite, Pres. Shutterbugs, Historian Visual Fd. Club. XY'restling Mgr., Intramural Basketball, Lettermen Club, Arrow Stiff, Star English, Cat.ily7ers, French Club, Social Comm.. TPA. Ninety C HAR! I S Ix0RONli0XYSKI Hrinnr Club. CSAIIIIYICFS. Bowling League, Sec. Bowling league. Library Club. Intramural Basketball, Star English, Star History. I DOROTI IY KOVACIC GAA. jacket Girls. Office Help, Senior Girls Council, Mixed Chorus. Sub-Debs. ROY KRIQSS Vice Pres. Mixed Chorus, Star English, Latin Club, Spanish Club. CAl3IQ'7CfS. Hall Guard. WINNION LEVCIS JR. Picked Illatuun, Rifle Team, Fire Marshal, Star English, lettermen Club, Officers Club, NCO Club, ROTC Distin- guished Honor. IIIRBIRT IIGHTFOOT Basketball '48, '49, '50, Intramural Basketball, Honor Club, Star Fnglish, Visual lid. Club, Vice Pres. Shutterbugs, Latin Club. Business Manager Bowenite, Catalyzers. I IIXYARD LOPEZ Basketball '-47. '48, '49, '50, Catalyzers, Student Board, Iiewen Arrow Sales, Intramural Basketball Champs, Cross- Cuuntry Team. Lettermen Club, Star English, Hall Guard, Ilan American Club. SANTOS LOPEZ I'-a-ketball '48, '49, '50, Intramural Basketball. Basketball Mgr.. Cross Country Team. I ITXYARII IOWFRY Iootball A-SS. '49. 'SQL Capt. Football '50, Basketball '49, '50, I.1tramur.zl Basketball, Letterman Club. IXIIS LUND tatalyrers. TPA. Orchestra. Latin Club. QIAX LUNDGRPN H4-nor Club. Star Ifnglish, Senior Girls Council, GAA, Sub- fvebs. library Club. Gym Service, Hall Guard, Office Help, Mixed Chorus. ,IUANNI5 MMCARRON linwen Arrow, Catalyzcrs, Shutterbugs, Senior Girls Council, Star English, Sub Debs, GAA, Swim Service, Sync. Swim, lnzramural Basketball. TAYIHF NIARTINIQZ Hunt-r Club. Catalyzers. Star English, Arrow Staff, Mixed l hurus, Senior Girls Council, jacket Girls, GAA, Reg. Office, Office Ht-lp. Sub Debs. Sync. Swim. RIC II.-XRD XIAIIIIWYS ln:r.iniui'.il liaskethall, Hall Guard. IIAZII XIAYLONI1 lX.:1i.-n.il Iluiwr Society. li.'XA Board. jacket Girls, C.lI.lII'7CfS, Munir Ciirls Council. Iirench Club, Sub-Dabs, Gym Service, ll.:ll kiuard, Ilmven Arrow Sales. 'vlXl:XX NIcCiI'II'IL QA.-X, Liam Serxiee. Study Ilall Art., Hall Guard, Senior kiirlt C uuncil, Sub llebs. XX II l I.XKI XlcNL'I.'I'Y Visual lil. Club. Catalyvers, Office Help, Star Iinglish, Intr.1mui'.il Basketbail. Btiukruuin Help, Hall Guard. Ki XXIITII XlI'NIlI1I.SON 'Ina-. National Ihinur Society, Honor Club. Visual Iid. Club, Siudent I3u.ii'd. Band. Orchestra, Bowenite Staff. Cntalyvers, kii.IxiII.IIlUI1 Ct-nini,. TPA. Wxillxkl l' XIITCIIILL Ilizior Club, I'rincipaI's Advisory Comm., Pan American Club, Rte. Uitict. Visual Id. Club, c..lI.'IlylCI'S, Star I'ni.glish, Office llilp. Ninety-one AUDREY MIZANIN Girls Chorus, Order of the lyre. Hall Guard, GAA, Sub Debs, Swim Service, -lacket Girls. ,IOHN NAIMO Band, Orchestra, Catalyvers, Hall Guard. Football, Bowling, Intramural Basketball. Prom Comm. NANCY NHALY Sec. Senior Girls Council, Pres. Adv. Art Club, Bowenite Salesman, French Club, Star English, Gym Service, Swim Service, Bowen Arrow, Catalyvers, All-Star Basketball, All-Star Volleyball, Office Help, Hall Guard, GAA, SubADebs. BARBARA NEWSTEAD National Honor Society, jacket Girls, Senior Girls Council, Bowenite Staff, Honor Club, Catalyzers, Bowen Arrow, All- Star Baseball, Star English, GAA, Sub-Debs, Intramural Volley ball, Office Help, Hall Guard, Social Comm. DON NIBBE Band, Orchestra, Catalyvers. NANCY NOVVACZYK GAA, Cheerleader, Bowen Arrow. Senior Girls Council, Pres. Letter Girls, Honor Club, All Star Volleyball, All-Star Basket- ball, All Star Baseball, Gym Service, Swim Service, Hall Guard. GERALD NOWIF-ISKI BIZRNICE ORTEGA Senior Girls Council. Pan-American Club, GAA, Hall Guard, Gym Service, Swim Service, Library Club, Sub-Dcbs, Office Help. RAUL OTERO Rifle Team, Picked Platoon, Ushers Club, Shutterbugs. RUTH PALITZSCI-I Sec. National Honor Society, Honor Club. Pan American Club, jacket Girls, Senior Girls Council. Mixed Chorus, GAA, Catalyzers, Letter Girls, Sub-Debs. EDVVARD PODSIADLIK Catalyzers, Commencement Comm., Bowling Team. JANET PRICE Honor Club, Pres. Library Club, Senior Girls Council, Jacket Girls. Hall Guard. Gym Service, Sub-Debs, Catalyzers, GAA, Starilinglish, Girls Chorus, Bowen Arrow, Order of the Lyre. ROBERT RADTKE Intramural Wrestling, Intramural Basketball, Asst. Football Mgr., Catalyvers, Latin Club. KATHLEEN RADWICK Honor Club, Senior Girls Council, jacket Girls, GAA, Hall Guard, Catalyzers, Gym Service, Office Help, Bowling, Sub-Debs. VIOLIET RATKOVICH Sec. Senior Class, Pres. Senior Girls Council, Cheerleader, GAA, Mixed Chorus, Sync. Swimming, Catalyzers, Student Board, Riding Club. Sub Debs. Cap and Gown measuring. Ninety-two JA U RY CLASS 9 RL'SSl ll Rltll.-XRDS , llantl. Ioorball. Hall Guartl, Visual lid, Club, Cataly1ers li' u lme. XlARLiARIi'l' RIPPINGILR llrts. Girls Chorus, Order of the l.yre, Honor Club, Bowen Arrow, lfrencli Club, Adv. Art Club, Senior Girls Council, GAA, Star lfngliwli, Bowling, Hall Guard, Bowen Arrow Sales, Oftice llelp. IJOROTIIY Rkllil-RTS llonor Club, Order of the I.yre, Capt. Hall Guard, See. ,Iaeker Girls, Senior Girls Council, GAA, Catalyvers, Orch., Star lnglixh. Bowen Arrow. ,IOAN ROl.lil5 llonor Club, Reg' Office, l.ibrary Club, jacket Girls, Senior Girls Council, Catalylcrs, GAA, Bowen Arrow, Adv. Art Club, Swim Service. XVII IAM ROMANS liI'Cl1Cll Club, Catalyvers, Iiootball '48, '49,'50, Intramural Basketball, Hall Guard, l.cttermcn Club. HAROID RYI.l'iY Baseball '50, Intramural Basketball, Hall Guard, Intramural Wnestling. LARRY SADl.lfR Honor Club, Student Board, Star English, Catalyzers, Social Comm. CAROL SAVIANO Honor Club, Senior Girls Council, GAA, Office Help, Gym and Swim Service. Mllilf SCIANNI Hall Guard, Bowen Arrow Salesman, Intramural Basketball '47, '48, Intramural Volleyball and W'restling. MAI: I.IiI2 SCOBBIE Hall Guard, Senior Girls Council, GAA, Hostess Club, Mixed Chorus, Bowen Arrow Salesman. IJXIIONNA SHAWCROFT Honor Club, Senior Girls Council, Latin Club, Mixed Chorus, GAA, Hall Guard, Att. Office, Reg. Office, Hostess Club, Sub-Dabs. JOAN SHEPHARD Bovienite Staff, Senior Girls Council, Senior Social Comm., jacket Girls, GAA, Hostess Club, Star English, Catalyzers, Hall Guard, Sub-Debs. PATRICIA SIIQBRANDT Treas. Senior Class, Pres. Jacket Girls, Bowen Arrow Sales- man, Hostess Club, Catalyzcrs, Star English, Honor Club, ROBERT SIPPIQI. Picked Platoon '49, '50, Band, Catalyzers, Vice-Pres. Latin Club. NCO Club. JOSEPH SMITH JOSEPH STARCIQVICH Football '50, CAROL STROM GAA, Honor Club, Hall Guard, Star English, Library Club, Ireneli Club, Orch., Catalyzers, TPA, Senior Girls Council, Band, Sub-Debs. ,IANIQ SXI'Iill3AI. GAA, Honor Club, Mixed Chorus, Jacket Girls, Star English, c.lI.llylL'I'S, GAA Board, I'rincipal's Advisory Comm., Letter Girls. Student Board. Senior Girls Council, I.atin Club, librarx Club, Gym Service. Ninety-three an I fi A er - s M f M .,,, I . : f' it X M X , . 'iid ' '. .. f xqxxit Ninety four RY CLASS l95I STEVE TISZA Pres. Senior Class, Sec. Catalyzers, Honor Club, Star English, Latin Club, Student Board, Office Help, Band, Hall Guard. DOROTHY TOMASEVICH Senior Girls Council, jacket Girls, GAA, Office Help, Gym Service, Swim Service, Arrow Salesman, Division Sec. - ALICE VAN CLEAF Honor Club, Vice-Pres. Senior Class, Mixed Chorus, Bowen Arrow Salesman, Senior Girls Council, Hall Guard, GAA, Sub-Debs, Prom Comm., Senior Chorister, JOAN WALSH Bowen Arrow, Girls Chorus, jacket Girls, Senior Girls Council, Bowevnite Salesman, GAA, Star English, French Club, Honor Club, Gym Service. IOANN WANDS Star English, Sub-Debs, GAA, Gym Service. RONALD WARD Wrestling '48, '49, fso, Intramural Wrestling Champ '48, Lettermen Club, Asst. Football Mgr., Hall Guard, Ticket Sales. SHIRLEY WIDERBERG Band, Orch., GAA, Senior Girls Council, Bowen Arrow, French Club, Star English, Sub-Debs, Catalyzers. 1 MARLENE WILKE GAA, Latin Club, Catalyzers, Riding Club. LEONARD ZABROSKI l Football '49, '50, LOUIS ZAMUDIO Mixed Chorus, Pan'American Club, Vfrestling '48, Band, Orch. r I f CAMERA SHY FRANK COMPATESO Hall Guard, Student Board, Advisory Comm., Intramural Basketball, Bowling. HELEN KLENOVICH EDWARD NOVAK Wrestliiig, Bowling. ROBERT SKIBA Mixed Chorus, Football Team '49, Bowling. BARBARA ZEC GAA, Senior Girls Council, Library Club, Hall Guard. Bowen Arrow, Catalyzers, Latin Club, Senior Girls Council, , xl ,rug . , . ' ,. ,, AQ, , CLASS OFFICERS Bert Lucas, Treasurerg Jim Greenlee, Vice-President: Ed Voss, Presidentg Pat Muszynski, Secretaryg Norman Wilson, Bowenite Editor-in-Chief. JU CLASSI95I A CLASS FLOWER: Red Roses and Lilies of the Valley. CLASS MOTTO: World, We Are Ready. ' COMMENCEMENT - Melka PROM 81 SOCIAL - Wilhelms AWARD - McKinstry Chairman: Richard Norwood Chairman: Sidney Pray Chairman! Ruth MarkL1SiC Dizfiriorzr - Nussear Divifion: - Park Divifivnf - Melka Geraldine Baumann Bernadine Dornzalski Frank Kaslewicz john Gaspar Richard Martz Shirley Richards Jean Ringenberg Shirley Thews FINANCE - F ogelson Chairman: - Bert Lucas Division: - Melka Robert Baker Robert Friedhiem Mary Ann Grande Beverly Lawson Cathy Paun Shirley Richards Norbert Stasiak Rose Tomasich Donald Brandt Violet Deak Joseph Guch Mary AliceAMaio Violet Nakarda Shirley Richards Bernadine Sikorski Barbara Wisniewski Stephen Knezovich CAP 8: GOWN - Clark Donald Broholm Elaine Gima Helen Guzman Donald Hancock Beverly Lawson joan Martin Shirley Richards Ralph Zachary Janice Upham john Arellano HISTORICAL - Fogelson Chairman: Helen Radelia Cbairrnan: jane Czerwinski Djwjiong - Park Difvirzon: - Fogelson jane Brandys Louise Coppolillo Lois Goley Ruth Lawrence Dora Obradovich Shirley Richards Ann Rosandich Paul Swetlik PRINTING 8: TICKETS - Park jane Chase Virginia Derkowski Marilyn Haack Olga Lakich Jeannette Meili Elsie Shofield Lydia Spiller Eleanor Szymanski GIFT - Fogelson Chairman: Robert Friedhiem FLOWER 8: MOTTO - Clark Chairman: Eugene Krop Dizfifion: - Fogelson Chairman: Dorothy Buzle Divirion: - Melka Clara Babbo Robert Dinkelman Robert jingling Betty Kohnke Lorraine Mines Betty Rossi Phyllis Zlodi Theresa Pieczynski Divirion: - Clark Dolores Behn Tony Dominak Millie janich Pat Paulik Margaret Scobbie Anita Vazquez Delphine Wozniak Rosalie Bogs Betty Czarnota Charles Davis Rose Marie Jackson Peter Matijevich Katherine Sarbieski Francis Szromba Violet Zorich N inety-five 'M' ' Ie- ' i c f' ' ' 1,4 it 14 CLASS I95I IIUXAI D .Xlll lil'RG ROlilfR'l ALAMA li.lI.Kl!'lC!'N. Hall Guard. NAil'Al.ll'. ALCALA GAA, Senior Girls Council, Pan American Club, Adv. Art Club, Bowling. ,lOSlfPl'I ALI9lRIfVICI'I Football '49, '50, Baseball '49- BARBARA .ANDIQRSON GAA, Star History, Hall Guard, Senior Girls Council, Catnly7ers, French Club, Drama Club, Intramural Basketball '50, Clean-Up Comm. IIDXVARD ANIJIIRSON Baseball '50, '51, ,IUDITIPI ANDERSON GAA, Pan-American Club, Hall Guard, Senior Girls Council, Gym Service, Office Help, Library Club, Volleyball Champs I-HI. ,IOHN ARELLANO Pan American Club, Hall Guard, Office Help, Picked Platoon, NCO Club. CLARA BABBO Mixed Chorus, Vice'Prcs. Pan-American Club, Library Club, GAA, Senior Girls Council, Bowen Arrow Sales, Drama Club, Catalyzers. ROBERT BAKER Basketball '50, Sl, Lettermcn Club, Intramural Basketball, Intramural Volleyball, Catalyzers, Hall Guard, Bookroom, Honor Club, Bowenite Rcp., Social Comm. GERALDINE BAUMANN GAA, Shutterbugs, Hall Guard, Order of the Lyrc, Vice-Pres. French Club, Catalyzers, Gym Service, Senior Girls Council, Pres, Girls Chorus, Bowenite Staff, Honor Club, Intramural Volleyball. LQVELYN BEDNARSKI GAA, Senior Girls Council, Office Help, Study Att., Hall Guard. DOLORIES BEHN Mixed Chorus, Division Sec., GAA, Senior Girls Council, Basketball Champs '50. RICHARD BFLKA Visual Ed., Wrestling '48, '49, Catalyzers, Hall Guard, Student Board, Bowen Arrow Sales, Intramural Basketball, Clean'UP Comm., Art Club, Drama Club. ROSALIIE BOGS Gym Service, GAA, Senior Girls Council, Star English, TPA, Art Club, Hostess Club, Drama Club, Journalism, Syn. Swim ROBERT BORCHERT Adv. Art Club, Catalyzers, Hall Guard, Latin Club, Star Fnglish, Drama Club, ROTC. DONALD BRANDT Mixed Chorus, Catalyzers, Bookroom, Honor Club. ,IANH BRANDYS GAA, Senior Girls Council, Latin Club, Sec. Library Club, Hall Guard, Mixed Chorus, Shutterbugs, Bowen Arrow. Ninety-six ENTERTAINERS FOR THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE LUNCHEON MARY BRICKIQR GAA, Senior Girls Council, Honor Club, Hall Guard, Study Hall Att. DONALD BROHOLM Hall Guard, Student Board, National Honor Society, Mixed Khorus, Bowen Arrow, Adv. Art Club, Latin Club. W'lLLlAAl BROWVN lntramural Basketball, Basketball '49, '50, Hall Guard, Catalyvers, DOROTHY BUZLI3 Capt. Cheerleaders, GAA. Bowling, National Honor Society, Mixed Chorus, Student Board, Sec. Catalyzers, Senior Girls Council, Bowenitc Rep., Star English, Latin Club, Clmairmau Flower 81 Motto Comm. GEORGE CACICH VIOLIQT CARICH Mixed Chorus, GAA, Catalyzers, Gym Service, Office Help, Library Club, lntramural Basketball '47, Senior Girls Council, Hall Guard, Letter Girls. JANE CHASE French Club, Library Club, Honor Club, National Honor Society, Girls Chorus, Order of the Lyre, GAA, Gym Service, Senior Girls Council, Caralyzers. RONALD CICHANTEK Visual Fd.. Football. RICHARD ClSZEW'SKI Hall Guard. MARY CLOWER GAA, Senior Girls Council, Hall Guard, Office Help, Cage Service. AUDRl Y COI l.lNS GAA, Senior Girls Council. Rl NN lfTH CON LF Y Rifle 'lit-am, Ushers Club, Catalyvers, Visual lid., Hall Guard. I,ol.'lsl-' COl,PQ5LlLl,O Pres. GAA, Senior Girls Council, Letter Girls, Honor Clulv Student Board, Bowenite Rep., Volleyball Champs, Bowling. Swim Service. MARY l.Ol5l7Ol,ll.lO GAA, Senior Girls Council, Office Help, All-Star Volleyball, Hall Guard. Bowen Arrow Sales, Bowenite Rep., Att. Office. Bowling, Swim Service. IOIS C'ORNXY'l3l,l. llonor Cilulw, GAA. Xlixed Chorus, Hall Guard, Star English. Star History, Senior Girls Council, Student Board, Att. Offic: Bowtn Arrow, Bowenite Staff. Ninety-seven we rj f WJ. TEMPUS FUGIT! LORI-,T'l A LQUl'l,LLR GAA, Honor Club. l'an American Club. Senior Girls Council. Girls Cliorus, Service Girls. Sur English, Office Help, Bowen Arrow, All-Star Baseball. l5lfT'l'Y ANN CZARNAVIAA GAA, Senior Girls Council, Volleyball Clianips. Latin Club, llllll Guard. Star lil1Xli5l1. Seri-iee Girls. Baaketball Champs, Office Help, Drama Club. 4lANli CZl'iRXVlNSl'il National Honor Society. Valedietorian, Ad. Mer. Arrow, Caralyzers, Chairman Historical Comm.. Senior Girls Council, GAA. Star lfiigliwli. l.atin Club. Reg. Office. Drama Club. ClIARl.l S DAVIS Ushers Club. Picked I'laxoon. Student Board. llall Guard, Bowling. Calalylerw. VlOl.lfT DFAK Honor C'lub. letter Girls. GAA Board. Treaw. Catalyvere, Star lingliwli. Star lliezory. Bowling, Senior Girlx Council, Oreli., Social Comni. l.ORRAlNlf DI-,GRACE GAA. Hall Guard. Senior Girla Council. MARTHA Dl'N1BOXX'SKl GAA. Hall Guard. Reg' Office. Senior Girls Council, Volleyball Champs '49. 'S0. VIRGINIA UFRKOXVSKI Senior Girlr Council. GAA, Bowen Arrow, Bowcnite Rep., Att. Office, Hall Guard. Drama Club. Basketball Champs '50. RUTH IUOMOND GAA, Service Club. ROBERT DINKFLMAN Car.1lv7ers. Football '48, '49, '50, Hall Guard. GlfNIfVllfVF DI SANTO GAA. Hall Guard. GLORIA DOMBROWSKI Hall Guard. GAA. Senior Girls Council. Att. Office. ANTHONY DOMINIAK Intramural Haskerball 'S0. BERNADINE DOMZALSKI GAA Board. Girls Cliorua. Student Board. Gym Service. Star linglislt, Star History, Senior Girls Council, Office Help, Library Club. PIQTIZR DOSFN Capt. Hall Guard. Office Help, Drama Club. Ninety-eight l ,IGI DOYILQII Qlieerieatier, Mixed Chorus. Bowen Arrow, Visual lid., Bowling, Arrow Sales, Hall Guard, Star lfnglish, Drama Club. IWIILY DRAPFR Orch., GAA, Latin Club. TONY l l.lOl7ULOS Iiaseball '50, Intramural Basketball '48, '49, Hall Guard. GITORGIQ IfI.l.lOTT RICHARD FINKE Vfrestling '47, llookrooni, Latin Club, Caralyzcrs, Hall Guard, Vi-ual lid. fl-IARl.IfS IfINl.ON Hall Guard, Intramural Basketball Champs '48, '49, '50, W'resiling '47, Track '48. RUBIQN FLORIQS Band. Orch., Vfrcstlirig '48, '49, '50, Football Mgr., Track '48, Mixed Chorus, Pres, Pan American Club, Letterman. RAYMOND FREDERICI Catalylers. Drama Club, Hall Guard. MARGARI-QT FREDERICK GAA. Senior Girls Council, Swim Service, Gym Service, Intramural Basketball, Intramural Volleyball. ROBI-RT IiRIlfDl ll'ilNl National Honor Society, Band, Orch., Wrestling Team, Star History, Catalyzers, Honor Club, Intramural Basketball, Visual lid., Chairman Printing and Tickets Comm., Att. Office. GEORGI-I GADZINSKI Hall Guard. CHFSTER GANCZIQWSKI Ushers Club, Bowling, Picked Platoon, Hall Guard, Visual lid., Tiekel Sales. ,ioHN cmsimk Honor Club, Catalyzers, Wrestling, Ticket Sales, Hall Guard. IALAINIZ GIMA GAA Board, Student Board, National Honor Society, Girls Chorus, Senior Girls Council, Latin Club, Catalyzers, Star Fnglisli, Clean-Up Comm. MARTHA GNATOVICH GAA, Bowling, Hall Guard, Office Help, Senior Girls Council, Star Fnglish, Drama Club. LOIS GOLIQY GAA. Mixed Chorus, Senior Chorister, Hostess Club, Senior Girls Council, Hall Guard. IfLAlNlf GOLUBCDVICPI GAA, Att. Office, Gym Service, Drama Club, Mixed Chorus, Stnior Girls Council. ICSTHITR GONZALEZ GAA, Pan American Club, Senior Girls Council. H' ,ir N! N mirty -nine Y 4 -qs Z I .X s A Yi' , 3. x ,-.. fe ANN GRABOXYSKI Mixed Chorus. GAA. Senior Girls Council. Library Club, Drama Club. Hall Guard. MARY ANN GRANDE GAA, Senior Girls Council. Arrow Sales. Student Board, Star lfnglish. Basketball Champs. All Star Volleyball, All-Star Baseball. .llhl GRl5l Nl.l:li lntramural Basketball, XY'restling, National Honor Society, lntramural Volleyball. Student Board. Att. Office, Hall Guard, Reg. Office, Social Comm., Star History, Latin Club, Catalyvers. Clean-Up Comm. RONALD Q1lil'il,l.hl.fXN VisualS lid., Rifle Team, Shutterbugs, Office Help, Picked Platoon, Hall Guard. Spanish Club. Bowen Arrow Sales, Mixed Chorus. Clean Up Comm. XVIl,l.ARD GRIHIITHS Hall Guard. Bookroom. Visual Ld. QIOSIQPH GUCH l.atin Club. Catalylers, Stage Crew, Star History. lll:l.l'iN GUZHAN National Honor Society. Bowenite Staff. Honor Club, Girls Chorus. Senior Girls Council, Att. Office, GAA, Order of the Lyre, Bowen Arrow, Hall Guard. TPA. Catalyzers, Star linglish, jacket Girls, Drama Club, Clean-up'Comm. MARILYN HAACK GAA. Mixed Chorus. Drama Club. Senior Girls Council, Star History, Star English. Bowenite Rep., Catalyvers, Gym Service, Swim Service. Cage Service. JOAN HAHN GAA, Girls Chorus. Order of the I.yre, Hall Guard, Senior Girls Council. Treas. Girls Chorus. Music Service. DON ALD HA NCOCK Student Board. Catalyvcrs, Star History. Star English. -IOANNI? HFSS GAA, Senior Girls Council, Basketball Champs, Hostess Club. KlfNNlfTH HONDIZRICH Orch.. TPA. Orch. librarian, lst Cello. KATHERINE IVELIC GAA, Senior Girls Council, All Star Volleyball, Girls Chorus, Hall Guard. Latin Club, Office Help. ROSE M ARHZ IACKSON GAA. Visual lid., Treas. Senior Girls Council. National Honor Society, Hall Guard. Office Help. Star English, lntramural Volleyball. French Club, Bowling, Football Sales, Library Club, Bowenite Rep.. Bowen Arrow Sales, TPA, Drama Club, ,lacltet Girls. MIIDRIQD IAKSICH Senior Girls. Council. Hall Guard. Office Help, GAA, Bowenite Rep. HOME EC Tl-IA One Hundied JU CL SS I95l MILDRFD KIANICI-I GAA, Senior Girls Council, Gym Service, Intramural Basket- l..ill, Catalylers, Honor Club. KIGSI-'PH KIAQUEZ Basketball '43, 'ill Star History. LUCILLE ,IERCHA GAA, Ballet Club, French Club, Hall Guard. Bowling, Reg. Office, Catalyvers, Senior Girls Council. ROBERT JINGLING Baseball, Star History, Star English, Bowen Arrow, Pres, Honor Club, Pres. Catalyzers. DONALD JOHNSON Honor Club, Lt. Col. ROTC, Pres. Student Board, Catalyzcrs, Ushers Club, Officers Club, Baseball, Hall Guard, Bowling, Arrow Sales. GRACE ,lOl'lNSON GAA, Senior Girls Council, Hall Guard, Office Help, Mixed Chorus, Pan-American Club. FRANCES ,IOVANOVICH Honor Club, Senior Girls Council. Star English, Star History, Bowen Arrow, Office Help, All-Star Basketball, All-Star Volleyball, GAA, Swim Service. FsTEi,A JUAREZ GAA, Pan-American Club, Senior Girls Council, Service Girls. GERALDINE KAFKA GAA, Senior Girls Council, Gym Service, Intramural Capt. Basketball, Star English. BETTY KANTZLER Girls Chorus, Hall Guard, Office Help, Senior Girls Council, GAA, Basketball Champs '49, Sub-Debs, Pan-American Club, Order of the Lyre, Bowen Arrow Sales. MARY ANN KAPOVICH Orch., GAA, Adv. Art, Senior Girls Council. FRANK KASLEWICZ Honor Club, Mixed Chorus, National Honor Society, Star English, Office Help, Reg. Office, Adv. Art Club, Bowenite Rep., Drama Club, TPA. TED KAZEK Baseball '50, '51, Intramural Basketball Champs '50, C-atalyzers. GLENDA KIMBLE GAA, PanAAn1erican Club, Honor Club, Girls Chorus, Senior Girls Council, All-Star Volleyball, Hall Guard, Star English, Star History. STEVE KNEZEVICH Baseball '48. '49, '50, Intramural Basketball Champs, Letter- men, Hall Guard. 'BETTY KOHNKE GAA, Senior Girls Council, Latin Club, Gym Service, Swim Service, Bowling. Catalyzers. Syn. Swim, Intramural Basket- ball, Life Saving Class. I-ISTHER KOPEC GAA, Senior Girls Council, intramural Capt. Basketball, Hostess Club, Hall Guard, Office Help, Bowen Arrow Sales. MARY LOU KOTWICA Honor Club, Star English. National Honor Society, Bowenitc Staff, TPA, Senior Girls Council. Catiilyzers, Star History. Girl- Chorus. Order of the Lyre, Latin Club. Office Help, Volleyball, GAA, Drama flub. One Hundred One SS9I THICRESA KOWAL National Honor Society, Mixed Chorus, GAA, Senior Girls Council, TPA, Honor Club, Library Club, Star English, Gym Service, Swim Service, Junior Volleyball Champs, Catalyzers. EUGENE KROP Pres. Honor Club, Chairman Gift Comm., Student Board, Bowen Arrow, Catalylers, Mixed Chorus, Shutterbugs, Rifle Team, Picked Platoon, Ushers Club, Officers Club. EDXVARD RRZYZANIAK Basketball '49, '50, '15, Intramural Basketball, Catalyzcrs, Bookoom, Lettermen Club. OLGA LAKICI-I GAA, Senior Girls Council, Catalyzers, Hall Guard, Office Help, Bowen Arrow Sales, Bowling, Drama Club. MARLIINE LARSON GAA, Student Board, Hall Guard, Senior Council, Office Help, Girls Chorus. RUTH LAWRENCE GAA, Senior Girls Council, Hall Guard, Pan-American Club, Catalyzers, Intramural Basketball Champs, Honor Club, Star English. BEVERLY LAWSON GAA, Senior Girls Council, Study Hall Att., Hall Guard. EDWARD LITECKY Baseball '49, '50, '51, Intramural Basketball, Catalyzers, Lettermen Club. DANIEL LOPACKI Basketball '49, '50, '51, Intramural Basketball, Catalyzers, Latin Club, Lettermen Club. GEORGE LUCAS Sec. june Graduation Class, Chairman Finance Comm., Hall Guard, Office Help, Catalyzers, Honor Club, Mixed Chorus, Library Club, Latin Club, Star History. EDWARD LUNDQUIST Hall Guard, Bookroom, Football '49, Catalyzers, Intramural Basketball. ALLAN MACKEL MARY ALICE MAIO GAA, Star English, Senior Girls Council, Girls Chorus, Order of the Lyre, Honor Club, Student Board, PATRICIA MANES GAA, Senior Girls Council, Pan-Ameican Club, Office Help. Hall Guard. MARIE MARCINIAK GAA, Hall Guard, Senior Girls Council. RIARIANNE MARINO Catalyzcrs, Senior Girls Council, Latin Club, Bowling, GAA, GAA, Senior Girls Council, Pan-American Club, Office Help, Bowenite Rep., Office Help. HELEN MARKOVICH Senior Girls Council, GAA, Mixed Chorus, Sub-Debs, Hall Guard, Bowenite Sales. RUTH MARKUSIC Senior Girls Council, Honor Club, Chairman Award Comm., Star English, Star History, Bowen Arrow Sales, Sec. Visual Ed. Club. Caralyzers, TPA, Hall Guard. One Hundred Two LOBBY BULLETIN REFLECTS ACTIVITY LUGENE MAROLEWSKI Hall Guard, Caralyzers. MARY MARQIQEZ GAA, Senior Girls Council, Pan-American Club. Hall Guard, Office Help. JOAN MARTIN Honor Club. GAA, Hall Guard, Swim Service, Svn. Swim. Caialylers, Senior Girls Council. Volleyball Champs. Basket ball Champs, Pan-American Club, Star English. Rllflllxlili MARTZ Pres. Nlixed Ciliorus. Visual Ed.. Hall Guard. SllllIIL'I'bLlgS. Clean-uplomln.. liookromn. Yvrestling Team. Intramural Baslieball, Office Help. Conf. Helper. DOROTIIY MATHIQXYS GAA. Senior Girls Cn-uncil. Gym Service. Hall Guard, Att. Office. leuer Girls. Syn. Swim. Volleyball Champs. Capt. Baslreilvall Cliamps. PlzTl R NlA'I'lklEVlCH Honor Club. LOUIS NlAU Ioolball '-19. '50, Baslielball '-19. Baseball '49, Caralyvers. Wlllll'lNl MAYKR Bowen Arrow Sales. Conf. Helper, Office Help. Visual Ed. Club. Picked Platoon. Officers Club, Rifle Team, Catalyzers, Hall Guard, Bookroom. JOHN MHLRITEYY PANITTI' MULI ji, 4 1 . 4 Star linglisli. Girls Chorus. Order of the Lyra. GAA, Senior Girls Council. Bowenitc Rep., Hall Guard, Drama Club. DAN MILAVIC BIYTTY MILIN GAA. Senior Girls Council, Office Help, Hall Guard, All Star Baseball. C,HARl.l 5 Mll.LI'R Honor Club. Usbers Club, Ca!aly7ers, Hall Guard, Rifle Team, Star History, NCO. Officers Club. ROSE lX1Il.i5VlCI'I GAA, 5iudenL Board. Senior Girls Council. Honor Club, Hall Guard, Siar l'ni.glisli, Allgtar Volleyball, Office Help. IORRAINIQ Nllxls Treaf. Mixed Cliorus. Reg. Office Gym Service. Student Board. GAA. Baller Club. jacket Girls, Drama Club. Senior Girls Kouneil. Urdrr of ilu' l.y rc. Div. Sec.. Clean Up Comm., Sie-.il lfnnm One Hundred Tlirvi- DISHVVASHING DEPARTMENT IIAY MOODY Basketball '47, '4S. DONALD MUSZYNSKI PAT MUSZYNSKI Honor Club, Senior Girls Council, GAA. Hall Guard, Gym Service. Office Help. All Star Basketball. VlOLIiT NAKARDA Sec. Student Board, Sec. Mixed Chorus, Co'Capt. Cheerleaders, GAA, Senior Girls Council, Catalyzers, Bowling, Bowen Arrow Sales, Syn. Swim, Star English. CAROLYN NFLSON GAA, Hall Guard, Senior Girls Council, Syn. Swim, Latin Club, Bowling, Catalyrers, Girls Chorus, Gym Service, Bowen Arrow Sales. DAVID Nl'.W MAN Hall Guard. RONALD NIFVVIADOMSKI Stage Crew. MILAN NIKCEVICH Catalyzers. IIANIZT NOl.AN Mixed Chorus. GAA, Bowling, Ballet Club. Library Club, Gym Service, Senior Girls Council, Star Fnglish. jacket Girls, Personal Service. lilCHARD NORWOOD National llonor Society. Pres. Caralyvers. Chairman Com mencement Comm., Prineipal's Advisory Comm., W'restling '50, ,Sl, Intramural Basketball, Student Board, Social Comm., library Club, Star Ifnglish, Star History, Senior Choriwtcr. DORA Ol5RADUVlCl'l GAA Board, Letter Girls, Senior Girls Council, Mixed Chorus, Ballet Cluli, Student Board. Bowenire Rep., All-Star Volleyball, Gym Service. DONALD Olil BLRG Ushers Club. MARILYN OLSON National llonor Society, Mzrnr Girls Countil. GMX. Mixed Chorus, Office Help. STIEPHEN PALUCH 1 'ataly7ers. ANDREW' PA l'l'AS C atalyrers. One Hundred Four PA'l'RlClA l'AUl.lK Mixed Chorus, GAA, Senior Girls Council. Gym Service, Syn, Swim. llall Guard, Cualyzers, Pan'American Club, Honor Cl ub. CA'l'lllfRlNlf PAUN Pres. Baller Club, Senior Girls Council, GAA, Capt. Basket- ball Chanips. Swim Service, Gym Service, Syn. Swim, Mixed Chorus, Catalylers, Star English. Ahlll IA l,AVlCHEVlCl'l GAA, Senior Girls Council, Capt. Basketball Champs, Sub Debs. STA Nl FY I'lfNAVA BIZTTY PFROSKO GAA, Conf. Office, Bowling, Division Sec., Gym Service, Senior Girls Council. Ballet Club, Syn. Swim, Mixed Chorus. ROBFRT PETTIS THICRICSE PIIZCZYNSKI GAA, Vice Pres. Senior Girls Council, Honor Club, French Club, Volleyball Champs, Office Help, Gym Service, Star English. TOM PRZFKVVAS Hall Guard. DOROTHY POKREWCZYNSKI GAA, Senior Girls Council, Bowling, Reg. Office, Hostess Cluli. RICHARD POLEVVASKI DIANNE PORTER GAA, Bowling, Senior Girls Council, Latin Club, Cataly7ei's. SIDNEY PRAY Catalyzers, National Honor Society, Chairman Prom Comm. Star History, Intramural Basketball, Honor Club, Wrestling Team, Hall Guard, Clean-Up Comm., Latin Club, Student Board, Social Comm. Bl'iTTY l7RlMOZlC GAA, Hall Guard, Visual lid., Senior Girls Council. l'll'ill:Nl7 RAl7l7LlA GAA, Senior Girls Council, Order of the Lyre, Catalyzeiw, Chairman Cap and Gown Comm., Star English, Social Comm., Girls Chorus, Bowen Arrow Sales, Bowling, Gym Service. ,ioixx RIQNIQR Honor Club, Hall Guard, Clean-Up Comm., Latin Club, Drama Club, GAA. Senior Girls Council, Catalyzers, Star History. Al.VlfRA RICUSS GAA, Senior Girls Council. Hall Guard, Gym Service. SHIRLEY RICHARDS National Honor Society, Honor Club, Orch., Band, Star linglish. Pres., Viee-Pres. French Club, Bowen Arrow, Senior Girls Council, C.1t.iiy7ers. Bowenite staff, Bowling, Intramuril Volleyball, Student Board, TPA. .lliAN RINGFNISIZRG National Honor Society, Honor Club, GAA, Mixed Chorus. Alt, Office. C'.it.ilvL'ers, lirench Club, Star English, Senior Giils Council, Star History. Gym Service, Conf. Helper. One Hundred Five TLLUTERIA RIVAS GAA. Senior Girls Council. Pan-American Club, Office Help, Study Hall Att, ROBERT ROBFRTI ANN ROSANDICH GAA. Senior Girls Council, Swim Service. Att. Office, Syn. Swim. Gym Serxice. Hostess Club, Shutterbugs. -IOAN ROSl'NBACH GAA, Cheerleader, Senior Girls Council, Swim Service, Att. Office, Letter Girls, Syn Swim, Hostess Club, Gym Service. BIZTTY ROSSI Pres. National Honor Society. Pres. Pan American Club, Treas. GAA. Senior Girls Council, Girls Chorus, Bowcnite Rep.. Hall Guard, All-Star Volleyball, Basketball Champs '49, LOUIS ROSSI Visual Id. Club. Office Help. Hall Guard, Bowcnite Rep. JOHN ROYIAZS Rifle Team. Ushers Llub. Picked Platoon, Sliutterbugs, Star History. Officers Club, Social Comm., Pan American Club, Caralyzers. THERESIE RUTKOXYSKI GAA, Honor Club. Mixed Chorus, Bowling Senior Girls Council, Drama Club, French Club, jacket Girls. ROBERT RUZON Hall Guard. Student Board, Catalyzers, Office Help, Book- room, Visual Pd.. Bowen Arrow Sales, Conf. Helper. l'i:Yl'l lFRlNl' SARISIITSKI Hall Guard. Alt. Office. Star English, Office Help, GAA, Student Board. Senior Girls Council, Volleyball Champs, Bowling. Serving Club. Jacket Girls. RON AID SCI IULTZ NlARGARlfT SCOBBIE Order of the lyre. Service Girls, GAA, Girls Chorus, Senior Girls Council. Letter Girls, Syn. Swim, All-Star Volleyball. ALBERTA SELIG Girls Chorus, Hall Guard, Office Help, Adv. Art Club, Ballet Club. Sec. Honor Club, GAA, Library Club. FLSIE Sl lOl7lPl.D Honor Club. Hall Guard. Office Help, Recording Sec. GAA, Letter Girls. Senior Girls Council, jacket Girls, Bowling, Service Girls. Srar English, Star History. GEORGE SIDPR IS Honor Club- 2:55 P. M. One Hundred Six JU CL SS I95I l UNK li Sll ,bllANOXll'SKA National Honor Society, Bowenite Staff. Star English, Senior Girls Louncil, Student lioard, Catalylers. Hall Guard, Star History. Xlixed Chorus. Arrow Sales. lil RNARDINI' SIRORSKI llonor Klub, Star linglisli, Mixed Chorus. GAA Board. Bowen Arrow Szles. AllStar Baseball, All Star llasketball, llowcnitt Rep.. lin-xlinit. Senior Girls Council. letter Girls. lklllfl NKIISINSKI Wrtstling 'l'cani. Pan American Club. Hall Guard. Visual lid.. Stal' llixtory. 'Iilll Rl-tsl-' SOHUS GAA. Senior Girls, Council, All Star Volleyball. All Star History. Office Help. Reg. Office, Drama Club. l.YlJA SI'll,I,liR GAA, National Honor Societv. Office Help, Hall Guard. library' Club. Senior Girls Council. NORliliR'l' S'lASlAK latalylers, Band, Orch.. Hall Guard, Bowen Arrow, Visual l'd.. latin Club. Star English. WARNIT STAUSS Band, Drum Major. Drum Coach. First Chair Percussion, Orch.. ROTC. Picked Platoon, Drum lfnsemble. Latin Club, C atalylers. LOUIS STI-PANSKY Visual l'd. Club. MARY SUDAR GAA, Senior irls Council, All-Star Volleyball, All-Star Baseball. PAUL SW'lfTLlK Honor Club, Officers Club, Ushers Club, Rifle Team, Picked Platoon. MARVIN SYREN Wrestling Team, Football Team, Football Mgr., Band, Shutterbugs. Catalyzers. FRANCIS SZROMBA Honor Club, Catalyzers. Quill 81 Scroll, Bowcnite Staff, Latin Club, Library Club, Bowen Arrow, Star History, Star Eng- lish. Mixed Chorus, Clean Up Comm. GICRALD SZUMSKI Honor Club, Vice-Pres. Latin Club, Hall Guard, Catalyzers, Intramural Basketball, Bowen Arrow, W'restling Team, Art Club. Visual Fd. Club, Clean-Up Comm. lfl.l'iANORl7 SZYMANSKI National Honor Society, GAA, Senior Girls Council, Library Club, Att. Office. Catalyzers. Drama Club, Star English, Star History. Bowen Arrow. Clean Up Comm.. Hall Guard. SHlRll:Y THITWS Salutatorian. Vice Pres. National Honor Society. GAA Board. l',ditor-in-Chief Bowen Arrow, Cataly7ers, Girls Chorus, Gym Serxice letter Girls, Bowenite Rep.. Star Fnglisb, Senior Girls Council. ROSF MARIE TOMASICH National Honor Society, Pres. Senior Girls Council. Vice-Pres. GAA, Catalyvers, TPA, French Club, Letter Girls, jacket Girls, Girls lliorus, Bowenite Staff, AllfStar Volleyball, All-Star Basketball, Intramural Volleyball. Reg. Office, Star History, Student Board. RosI'x1ARll-' TOXY'ARZlS GAA. f.'II.llylLl'S. Honor Club. latin Club. Att. Office. Gym Servict, Band. Senior Girls Council. ,IANIQI Ul'llANl Library Club. GAA. Stnior Girls Council. Riding Club. Student lloard. Girls llurus, Office Help. I-rencli Cilub. Latin 1 lull. llt nor I lub. One Hundred St-'vera 42' HOWARD VANSELOW Bowen Arrow Sales, Hall Guard Capt., Caralyzers, Bowling, latin Club, Nisual Ed. Club, Bookroom, Bowenite Rep. ANITA VASQUEZ GAA, Sec. Pan-American Club, Senior Girls Council, Bowling, Service Girl. ARTHUR VAZQUEZ Band, Orch., TPA, Brass Ensemble. l DVVARD VOSS J U C L A S S I 9 5 R , ' , , Catalyzers, Pres, Senior Class, Intramural Basketball '49, '50, Hall Guard, Honor Club, Social Comm., Star History, Bowen Arrow, Mixed Bowling, Student Board. DAN VUINOVICH Wrestling '49, Football '50, Lettermen, Catalyzers. BEVERLY WALTER GAA, Hall Guard, Senior Girls Council, Pan-American Club, TPA, Reg. Office. JOYCE WEBER A GAA, Bowen Arrow, Band, Honor Club, Catalyzers, Book- room, Arrow Sales, Senior Girls Council, Gym Service, Star History, Latin Club, Office Help. HERBERT WELK Baseball '50, '51, Hall Guard, Bowen Arrow Sales, Visual Ed. Club, Letterman. FRANK WIECHICKI Cat alyzers. DOROTHY WIGSINIOEN Catalyzers, Hall Guard, GAA, Bowenite Staff, Latin Club, Senior Girls Council, Spanish Club, Bowenite Sales. EDWARD WILLIAMS Pres. Visual Ed. Club, Mixed Chorus, Mgr. Football Team, Shutterbugs, Clean-Up Comm. NORMAN WILSON Honor Club, Ushers Club, Rifle Team, Catalyzers, Picked Platoon, Student Board, Editor-in-Chief Bowenite, Bowen Arrow Staff, Major ROTC, Principal's Advisory Comm., Star History, Star English, Officers Club, NCO. WANDA WINCENIAK GAA, Senior Girls Council, Office Help, Latin Club, Hall Guard. BARBARA WISNIEWSKI National Honor Society, Honor Club, Senior Girls Council, GAA, Student Board, Girls Chorus, Order of the Lyre, Star English, Catalyzers, Gym Service. BARBARA WOJTANOWSKI Se-nior Girls Council, Office Help, Att. Office, GAA. DELPHINE WOZNIAK GAA, Mixed Chorus, Senior Girls Council, Syn. Swim, Hall Guard, Bowen Arrow Sales, Bowenite Rep., All-Star Capt. Basketball, Library Club, Gym Service, Swim Service. ROSE MARIE YAVERSKI GAA, Senior Girls Council, Hall Guard, Star English, Star History, All-Star Volleyball, Bowen Arrow Sales, Bowenite Rep., Office Help, Honor Club. RALPH ZACHARY Football '48, '49, '50, Honor Club, Baseball '48, Letterman. PAGE 109 One Hundred Eight l7l'l.PlllNli ZAREMBA GAA, Senior Girls Council, Bowling, Office Help, Hall Guard, Hostess Club. PHYLLIS ZLODI Senior Girls Council, Pan-American Club, GAA, Syn. Swim, Gym Service, Bowen Arrow Sales, Bowenite Rep., Hall Guard. VlOLET ZORICH library Club, Sec. Senior Girls Council, GAA, Hall Guard, C.lIJlQ'7CFS, Student Board, Syn. Swim, Pan-American Club, Office Help. YOLANDA ZUCCARELLI GAA, Gym Service, Swim Service, Senior Girls Council, Study Hall Art, Volleyball Champs, Hall Guard. CAM ER A SHY OMAR AVDICH Pan'American Club. STEVE BAKOVICH Hall Guard. PHILLIP BOROWY RONALD BRUNETT1 Intramural Basketball. ANTHONY CARDENAS GENE CROSS HARVEY HARDERS JOHN TMIECIMOVICH Pan-American Club, Intramural Basketball Champs '48, Track Team '48, Basketball '48, Hall Guard, Wrestling '47, R AYMOND KUCIC Catalyzers. IOHN MARINE iFootball '49, '50, Wrestling '47, '48, Intramural Basketball. I IARRY MILANO KENNETH PIJAHN Band, Orchestra, ROTC, Catalyzers. CHARLES RIDLEY IACK ROBB Rifle Team, Ushers Club, Picked Platoon, Officers Club, Social Comm., Visual Ed. Club. A LG AM ANTAS VAICIULIS NATALTE WEISS GAA. Senior Girls Council, One Hundred Nine gvvhy,--,--fv mtg Y- - Y- --e Y- ----4 -,- - . M '--------4v1w- , - . PATRONS The editors-in-chief and their staffs are very grateful to the patrons who have helped make the 1951 Bowenite possible. They urge all students and graduates to show their appreciation by patronizing the met chants who have contributed to out book. E. ABRAMS AI.'S MEN'S SHOP Everything for Men 9154 Commercial Avenue C. V. BERGSTROM JEWELRY 10112 S. Ewing Avenue CLARENCE BOHLING 10457 Ewing Avenue BROWN'S JEWEL SHOP East 92nd Street at Commercial Ave. BROWN MUSIC COMPANY 3018 East 9lst.Street Essex 5-0500 BOWEN CAFETERIA Success to the Classes of 1951 THE PARENT -TEACHER ASSOCIATION Congratulations to the Classes of 1951 BRIN,S PHARMACY CALUMET PUBLISHING COMPANY 9120-22 Baltimore Avenue CAMPBELL JEWELERS 9203 Commercial Avenue J. CARBONE CLEANERS 2247 East 83rd Street CARRES DISTINCTIVE WOMEN'S APPAREL 9139-41 Commercial Avenue CATHERINE'S FLOWER SHOP N. E. CHRISTIANSEN One Hundred Ten COLE AND YOUNG 9144 Commercial Avenue jewelers since 1874 COMMERCIAL RADIO SHOP CORNELL JEWELERS 3651 East 106th Street Ba 1-5520 CUSSON'S RADIO SHOP DEUTCH'S PAINT STORE Dirtrihzrzorr of DuPont Paints 9239 Commercial Avenue THE DOL-MAR SHOP DURKIN CLEANERS 2618 East 87th Street EAST SIDE MARKET 10528 Ewing Avenue Compliment: of Your Photographer THE J. J. FEIN STUDIOS 9120 Commercial Avenue FILMANOWICZ BROS. PHARMACY FRANK CHIAPETTI and SONS 10500 Ewing Avenue Sa 1-7814 DOUBLE DOUBLES. GITTER AND SIOVIC 9208 Commercial Avenue So. 8-0292 GORNICKS MARKET Slap in Any Time So. 8-1745 HENDRICKSON'S HOME FURNISHINGS jIM'S SERVICE STATION jOHNSTON'S PAINT AND GLASS ERIC JOHNSON'S swiaoisu DELICATESSEN 10500 Ave. J. THE JOYCE SHOP Tots and Teens 3655 East 106th Street LADOWSKI FLORIST SHOP LINN'S HOME BAKERY 10500 Ewing Avenue So 8-7658 THE LITTLE GRILLS Home of the Snperlalfrger 8520 Stony Island Avenue 1615 East 95th Street MACKAYE MOTORS INC. 9228 So. Chicago Avenue MADAY ELORIST 2622 East 83rd Street MARIANO IZZI FOOD SHOP H. MENDELSON SUPPLY COMPANY MILLER'S MEN'S XVEAR GEORGE W. PEARSON Imurunce-Mortgage! 3017 East 92nd Street PIETRUSINSKI PHARMACY 8357 Marquette Avenue SCHULTZ REAL ESTATE 10400 Ewing Avenue Sa 1-9544 SHUGAN'S PROFESSIONAL PHARMACY SQUIRE BURKE - Insurance SOLOMON'S STORE FOR MEN 9225 Commercial Avenue So. 8-1146 SOUTH CHICAGO LAUNDRY SOUTH CHICAGO SAVINGS BANK East 92nd Street at Commercial Avenue STRAZZANTE AUTO SALES 3719-25 East 106 Street Re 4-6070 TIMM PHARMACY Complete Prefcriplioiu Service 10554 Ewing Avenue TONY'S EATERY 8700 Commercial Avenue TONY'S SAUSAGE SHOP Polish Sausage-Kiszka 8713 Commercial Avenue UNITED JEWELERS, OPTOMETRISTS 9109 Commercial Avenue XVEINBERG BROTHERS CARL WILDEY INC. Ford Sales and Service 8518 Commercial Avenue GEORGE WILLY'S HARDWARE 10548 Ewing Avenue So. 8-3079 YATES MOTOR COMPANY 8639 South Chicago Avenue Re 4-7520 CAMPUS SERVICE 1402 North Paulina Street Chicago, Illinois DeLANEY PRINTING COMPANY 113 Sibley Street Hammond, Indiana One Hundred Eleven AUTGGRAPH One Hundred Twelve -rw ' v I , y COKE DAY. REMEMBER? 1 , v-4' .:. f1 f F i fx 1 . 0 - ' 'Y tl if ' ,A ' 1 Q 707 rm Mdwlb J, EJ . Og wif f 1 wwf WM i4f25M2 M' Aww J, . 1 ,JP W 5 1 . A Zz QW Vi M fflfpffb QMNWQNEW Wlmgfb 'X ws 52 Wifjiw EQ D3 MQW' CWM WWM w Kg? . ' ' , x wk 555