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

Text from Pages 1 - 124 of the 1952 volume:

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A j V QL - , 4+,g5mA,,E,,i,gd,, Q , gm W gs? fy. xg V 5 K : , ' ' , gf H, , ' - f 'gglrgi 2 if fa-:fi r - 2 . - v .: .:,.KfK-M' . f A - M: K, ff , ,eg , KK f E M,..,,. ,,5,3 fQL i f fxwf12:? sElm,y fT K 1 - ,w Ky Six Planning the Frolics. Perusing an agenda. At the tea honoring Miss Lewis. At a meeting of the Bowen High School Council. With Mrs. Seligman at the P.T.A. Christmas Tea. Addressing a meeting in the Little Theatre. C0 the graduates af I9 2 During your four years of high school you have studied many factors which have contrib- uted to good citizenship. Now that you are about to enter a wider field in which to practice good citizenship, it is well to focus your attention on some of the more salient aspects of this important phase of living,-human relations. The basis, the indispensable condition for successful human relations, is recognition of the dignity and worthwhileness of every human being. This recognition must have its roots deep in a spiritual soil. There must be a real study and understanding of the expression all men are created equal. From these thoughts comes the realization that every human being is of more worth than the entire physical universe. With these ideas as a starting point the road ahead seems more clear-human values be- come evident-action based on friendship ensues. The result is a community of cooperative persons striving for the common good of all. May each one of you, then, do his share in bringing about this much desired outcome. Sincerely, v I 5 n 9 1 ,T AA, 4, L CW pf Our Zfrinczpnl MR. WILLIAM P. HEARNE Seven U16 Assistant Priuczyfal MR ELI J. GOLDBERG The theme of your yearbook for 1952 is Program and Schedules in Our School Life. Not unlike such a theme for school life is also one for post-high school life and living, for that is the great venture upon which you are now embarking. This will prove to be a journey of vast and divergent avenues. For some of you, a program for the foreseeable future is well planned: further schooling, employment C travel and yes, marriage, tooj. For others, and probably just a few, only a mixture of thoughts and ideas without any fixed goals or definite plans for the present. However, as the years unfold those of you who have a program of life will gradually attain that for which you have plannedg and those whose programs have not as yet been formulated- will gradually develop thoughts and actions for the future, You will discover, as you travel this program of life and living, that problems will arise and answers must be given. Take these problems as a matter of course, 'and use your experiences, education and wisdom to formulate answers that will provide you with an abundance of contentment for your program through life and living. 57 Izzqhz Che Adminisfrafars RUTH V. BARLOW Bowen's Vocational Counselor who keeps track of the myriad applications for admission and scholarships which enable out students to go on to college. Miss SHEA MISS BARLOW IRENE M. SHEA EDYTHE M. LYNCH Our Administrative Assistant in charge Our Adjustment Teacher, the first faculty mem- of the Registration Office who sees to it ber whom most students get to know, as she that the Master Program is adapted to helps plan their high school program while they the student's needs. are still in elementary school. MARIE F, DURKIN Through Mrs. Dur- kin's able supervision, the Attendance Office carries on its diversified activities with excep- tional efficiency. MRS. DURKIN MISS LYNCH Nine U15 Szrzculfy First Row: Mrs. Bassett, Miss Kiely, Mrs. Daley, Miss Gifford, M C lin Miss Brennan. Second Row: Miss Miller, Mrs. Goode, Mrs. Phillips, Miss Bond, Mrs. Selzer, Miss Selzer. Tbim' Row: Miss Freeman, Miss Melka, Mr. O'Hare, Mr. Raebig ENGLISH Ruth A. Byrne Phillip Carlin Bess T. Goode Catherine M. Harrigan Mary C. Kiloran Jacqueline Kompare Glendora Larson Mary A. Loughry Bertie E. Miller Muriel F. Miller Francis V. Mitchell Gertrude Phillips Winnie I.. Roberts Frances Stellar Elsa Wolf FOREIGN LANGUAGES Marguerite Liston Elizabeth B. McKinstry Fred M. Park Thekla G. Robinson Irene M. Shea SCIENCE Genevra R. Constanzer Harriett Freeman Katherine Fossier Dorothy S. Harvey Thelma F. Jones Anna M. Melka Dorothy L. Murphy Henry S. Rogers Frederick T. Wilhelms MATHEMATICS James W. Clark Frances Craven Loretta D. Fitzgerald Ida D. Fogelson Gertrude Gallagher James Hurd Thomas J. McDonald William Yule, Jr. SOCIAL STUDIES Katherin L. Brennan Theresa V. Bunting Gladys F. Freestrom Helen Friese Geraldine O'Malley E. Marie Puder Catherine R. Selzer The Facutly and'Student Body have missed these teachers who re- tired in June 1951: Sue Kinsey, Dorothy F. Oldman, and Chester Hand. Ten U16 Zzculfy First Row: Mrs. Oleson, Mr. Larsen, Mrs. Constanzer, Miss Harrigan, Mr. Gelling. Miss Isabelle Smith, Miss Patarini. Miss Alice S 'tl M'ss S' o M St rn mi x, . i imps n, rs, e . Second Row: Mr. Wilhelms, Mr. Brandenburg, Mrs. Nussear, Miss Fogelson, Mr. Clark. Third Row: Mrs. B rne, Miss Kompare. Mrs. Miller, Mrs. Murphy. Miss Mitchell. Y ADELINE DEWEY ....,,.,...,s....,....,.,.,.,r.,,.....s..s,.. Menon 'ROBERT E. MAGERS s....., ........ E ngineer-Cwtodimf FREDA S. LINDBERG s... . .,,,,,,... Lunchroom Manager WILLIAM H. MEENAN .,............... Amifiuvi Eifgiffeel' RUTH V. BARLOW ,,,.,,,,..,...,......,. Vocational Advisor MARIE F. DURKIN .,..,,,,. . ....... l ..... Affewlflllff' Offiwf EDYTHE M. LYNCH ,s,,, , ,.,,..,...... Adjustment Office ETHEL SELZER ..,.,s,,,,,.,,,............. A1fff11daI1Cr Offiffr COMMERCIAL MUSIC Jessie M. Simpson Samuel S- Gfefflbefg Mildred L. Caldwell Alice A. Smith Ffeida M- Gfeeflway' Irene M. Collins Isabelle O. Smith Anna M. Nussear C. Clayton FOX Sarah D, Stem Ami' L- 0165011 Lillian Pope Louis L. Wasserman Mayme H. O'Neil R. 0' T' C. Marie Schnackenberg ART Sgt Kenneth Beckman Eliza G. Schoening lliffatflce LAB0Ud h Sgt: Levi E. Kangos HOME ECONOMICS meme ' Cavanaug Sgr. Frank G. Marnul Marthena M. Allman f .MECHANICAL DRAWING SECRETARIES MHYY J- BUCli1CY Phi11iP T- Gelliflg Norene D. Bassett Laverne Bfe AEthUf LQJISCII Bl Daly Cecil Westfield L Paul E. Winkless Marcia J, Gifford SHOP DEPT. PHYSICAL EDUCATION Ehzabefh J- KICIY Herbert H. Brandenburg Henry Fisher Russell J. O'Hare Frank B. Raebig joseph B. McGinnis Lottie C. Patarini George O. Podemski Harry H. Pritikin LIBRARIANS Helen L. Dillon Marjorie G. Hoke Catherine M. Shea Ele Ven A dance this Friday, the Bowen Arrow deadline 4 tomorrow, a meeting next Tuesday, the band con- cert, the National Honor Society Induction- where do we go from here? There's always some- 'A thing going on, and we need our schedules and Egggyrgrggs ggrsrieggiicsep track of the numerous xK pk-fv xbkv 9 :PTQ - O4V6 '4+ 'F o X i Ai ws Q 5 , .W Hg h if f v' Q N v so QQ-by .4 , I. K , y 1 4 ' Q Sow DAY o X y i 'fm I 1 i WI i. I A 5 G -9 if I N Q i I V vi' V V x ' S i a L. i L.:-ff Twelve f 2 4 E: in X 1 Q 5 ,4 5 -J 71 ?i 54 4 I 2 A 3 X. K, Mr. Hearne entertains on National Honor Day. Behnke, Donald Brubaker, James Carlson, Janice May Doerr, Barbara Fischer, Emily Garcia, Gloria Gida, Jean Gornick, Barbara Grabbe, Eugene Guch, Joan Hamlin, Olive MEMBERS Miner, Doris Mutka, Florence Nesbitt, Robert Olsen, Joy Payovich, Georgiana Peters, Carole Pietrasiek, Delphine Plys, Mary Ann Popovich, Natalie Quinones, Ramon Richter, Naomi fluizmm 1951 Officerr Spring 1952 Herrick, Roxanne Schneider, Charles Anne Jurkash Anne Jurkagh Jurkash, Anne Schurla, Mary Ann Prerident Kendick, Joan Setmeyer, Edward Natalie Popovich Joan Guch Klemm, Esther Shillinglaw, Dorothy Vice-Preririent Kramer, Marilyn Shipkowwitz, Irving Lois Mercier Doris Miner Laskowski, Geraldine Snyder, Franz Sec1'etm'y Lihota, Joan Stark, Marilyn Ramon Quinones Barbara Gornick Meleskie, Helen R. Steinway, Joyce Treamf-er Meleskie, Phyllis Weinberg, Donald E Irving Shipkowitz Robert Nesbitt Mercier, Lois Zehme, Shirley Student Board Reprereumtive U1cNafi0m1l jfawr Svcicfy First Row: Roxanne Herrick, Joyce Steinway, Marilyn Stark, Lois Mercier, Raymond Quinones, Natalie Popovich, Anne Jurkash, Olive Hamlin, Helen Meleskie, Geraldine Laskowski. Second Row: Robert Nesbitt, Delphine Pietrasczak, Barbara Gornick, Joan Kendick, Florence Mutka, Donald Weinberg, Irving Ship- kowitz, Joan Lihota, Doris Miner, Janice Carlson, James Brubaker. Fourteen Zfhc floizar Klub Autumn 1951 Officers Spring 1952 Joy Olsen Joann Delich Prexident Ruth Poppeck Jim Brubaker Vice-Prefidem' Shirley Zehme Shirley Lemaich Secretary Donald Hubert Ruth Poppeck Treasurer Mary Ann Plys Mary Ann Plys Stmleni Board Reprefentative Firxf Row: Richard Weinberg, Ann Harris, Mary Ann Plys, Angeline Panagakis, Sandra Fink, Joan Tibbals, Jean Tibbals, Gloria Jarek, Jane Allush, Rosita Stepanski, Robin Wright, Violet Gasparac. Serwm' Raw: Vera Yankovich, Marlene Bailey, Barbara Bonkowski, Lucretia Kolanczyk, Phoebe Hamlin, Arlene Bagrowaki, Shirley Bailey, Gayle Meyers, Barbara Harrington, Shirley Lemaich, Dorothy Cygal, Natalie Tyina, Elizabeth Uram, Carole Lazoischalk. Third Row: Louise Colvert, Katherine Kostas, Ted Galovich, Donald Todosichuck, Franz Snyder, Glen Tews, Harold Balbach Donald Butler, Sam Poznanovichu Thomas Murphy, Oscar Stirn, Judy Madsen. . First Row: David Hart, Mary Lisac, Joan Lihota, Joy Oleson, Ruth Poppeck, Elaine Vellegas, Jean Gida, Gail Guimond, Georgiana Payovich, Marlene Kirk, Dorothy Shillinglaw, Eugene Grabbe. Second Row: Ramon Quinones, Roxanne Herrick, Eveline Ferkicli, Harry Mezydlo, Mary Anne Schurla, Carol Middleton, Florenee Murka, Doris Miner, Donald Weiiiberg, Irving Shipkowirz, Estelle Zigich, Gloria Garcia, Leslie Pippin, Marie Ristich, Lois Mercier. Third Row: Richard Malkowski, Lawrence Szepanski, Janice Carlson, Marilyn Kramer, Eugene Holtslander, Charles Schnieder, Don- ald Liebner, Don Hubert, Helen Meleskie, Olive Hamlin, Nancyl-loppe, Geraldine Zabel, Anne Jurkash, Jim Brubaker. A Fifteen Kilt' Siudem' Heard Autumn 1951 Officers Spring 1952 Jack Massucci Robert Kelly Pretidenz Robert Kelly Clifford Dietrich Vice-Prefidenz - Myrna Grefsheim Myrna Grefsheim Secretary . Carole Greenlee Carole Greenlee Treasurer Mr. Goldberg The Student Board unifies the student body in striving, through various campaigns and committees. - supporting all school activities, and promoting an understanding between faculty and students, to raise the standards of the school. Fin! Row: M. Grefsheim, C. Greenlee, J. Massucci, R. Kelly. Second Row: C. Peters, J. Safstrom, M. Kramer, J. Carlson. Third Row: M. Randall, B. Applegren, G. Myers, J. Llliota, D. Houston, M. Plys, V. Tadin, F. Smaga. V Sfanding: Mr. Goldberg. I. Shipkowitz, R. Royes, E. Setmeyer. N. Auten, P. Delich, C. Steinberg, B. Blue, D. Szalanski, E. Mayer, A. Lisek, H. Alexieh, C. Delp, N. Popovich, B. Gornick, A. Mifabella, M. Hyzy, J. Morris, S. Lemaich, D. Berniek. A. Martin, C. Ostrowski, A. Lisek, D. Szalanski, B. Rozich, C. Dietrich, I.. Boyer, R. jurgeto, B. Hinrichsen, M. Benaszak, F. Fitz- patrick, C. Simunic, M. Yerkovich, A. Taylor, R. Hudson, E. Mayer, F. Ban, S. Klebranow, A. Magnavite, L. Martin, F. Stonehouse, P. Fields. Sixteen l s . Nancy Hart Jerry Blumenkranz Karen johnson, Ronald Binkowski Josephine Malone Franz Snyder Dorita Kwiatkowski Sharon Houser Gloria Jarek Sandra Hart Alice Shellberg Velma Dawson Ronald Binkowski Dolores Boyle NVilleta Sanders Val Flowers Donald Todosichuk Nancy Andrews Cruz Chacon U16 Zibmry gflld The members of the Bowen Library Club have had their usual active year. Their latest projects have been sending a CARE package of books to India. and helping to prepare three scrap books for the junior Red Cross. These scrapbooks were sent to foreign countries. Three of the members attended a recruitment luncheon, the purpose of which was to interest high school students in joining the library profession. Club members helped druring the Frolics book sale, which took place in the library. They also prepared a series of book displays in the school lobby. Student assistants hold monthly meetings for fun as well as instruction. The most important meeting is the semi-annual tea which honors graduating members of the club. OFFICERS Autumn 1951 Spring 1952 james Ewing Donald Todosichuk Chairman Gloria jarek Nancy Hart Secretary Donald Todosichuk Sharon Houser Student Bouru' Repreyentutiue l Seventeen Che l6'aufen ,flrreuf September February Editor-in-Chief Joan Kendick Barbara Gornick Managing Editor Carol Mills Marilyn Stark First Page Editor Lois Mercier Sharon Houser Assistant Sharon Houser Robin Wright Second Page Editor Roxanne Herrick Ethel Middleton Assistant Marilyn Stark Carol Middleton Third Page Editor Gerry Geringer David Hart Assistant David Hart Harriet Seymour Fourth Page Editor Harold Sanford Jack Kaiser Assistant Barbara Gornick V First Page Reporters Jim Kostas Jim Kostas Marlene Kirk Judy Millsap Robin Wright Mary Ann Plys Joanne Meganck Marlene Kirk Vivian Lasocki Second Page Reporters Al Siegert V Franz Snyder Lois Mercier and Joan Kendick. Ken Mars , Pat ,AnFl0V1C Judy Madsen, Madame Kirk. Ann Harris Naomi Richter Carol Mills. Noreen Higgins, Janice Carlson, Gerry Geringer. Frances Pieczul. Nancy Peters, Estelle Safstroom, Marilyn Stark, Mrs. Gertrude Frank Lamparski. Donna Mock. Gallagher, Robert Garza. Robert Hodgson. Don Kopec, Gail Guimond, Shirley Bailey, Sophie Ratkovich. Geraldine Speller. Peter Jurkash. Eighteen David Hart, Sharon Houser, Barbara Gornick, Marilyn Stark, Jack Kaiser. Ethel Middleton. Third Page Reporters Jack Kaiser Harold Schroeder Anna Pickett Joyce Sowa Harold Schroeder Janice Blue Fourth Page Reporters James Bloom Theresa Schiola Helen Dollarhide Donald Barber Georgene Gass Freshmen Reporters George Panagkis George Panagakis Nick Panagakis Nick Panagakis John Wright Albert O'Brien Thomas Schurla Virginia Colaric Soplaomore Reporters Rae Dezettel Rae Dezettel Loretta Novak Loretta Novak Audrey Gargas Dian Jones Kian Jones Junior Reporters Joyce Morris Theresa Dubish Theresa Dubish Rosemarie Carr Advertising Manager Judy Madsen Judy Madsen Marlene Kirk Typists Florence Mutka Elaine Taylor Carol Middleton Ethel Middleton Nancy Hart Dolores Rhync Harriet Witecki Mike Almanza Copy Readers Harriet Seymour Cartoonists Arthur Hove Arthur Hove Tommy Kleefisch Saul Klibanow Paul Krause R.O.T.C. Publicity Florence Mutka Gayle Myers Shirley Lemaich Helen Alexich Mike Alrnanza i Carol Middleton, Barbara Gornick. Nancy Hart, Roxanne Herrick, Robin Wright, Harriet Witecki. David Hart David Hart Arthur Hove, Mike Almanza, Nick Dames. Exchange Editors Noreen Higgins Nancy Hart 1 Delores Ruffner Pat Antkovic Affmvff Feature Co-ordinator Editorial ...... ........................... M iss Elsa W0l'f Janice Carlson Roxanne Herrick Printing ...... ................ M r. Henry Fisher Photographer Financial ..... ...... M r. Frederick Wilhelms Ernest Foote Nick Demes Circulation ..... ..... M rs. Gertrude Gallagher N ineteeu Che Registration Offer' First Row: Shirley Moir, Rosemarie Remy, Margaret Gornick, Beverly Bonander, Cecelia Anderson, Leonard Blaszkiewicz, Second Row: Donald Behnke, Miss Puder, Miss Shea, Miss Fogelson, Harold Balbach, Richard Brinnehl, Bernice Hale, Katherine Tomasich. First Riw: Sandra Strange, Arlene Hanson, Barbara Justeson, Maxine Homel, Sara Balbach, Imogene Counts. Second Rauf: Miss Shea, Rochelle Bergere, Donald Behnke. First Row: Maxine Momel, Imogene Counts Shirley Moir. Second Row: Miss Puder, Mr. Goldberg, Miss Shea. First Row: Eugene Grabbe, Harvey Jensen, John Wisniewski. Second Row: Harold Baker, Martha Weirbeky', Zorka jukmir- ovich, Phyllis Wier, Sandra Strange. U16 0fWce 61116 Twenty Our Main Office, the vital nerve center of our school, would never be so effective were it not for the student help who carry on many essen- tial routines, among them mailing and filing. They furnish speedy, efficient messenger service between the office and every room in the school. And best of all, they do it with a smile! Patricia Spasoff and Rosemary Gallegas Dorothy Papageorge Che l6'0ak 1600144 The task of issuing books at the beginning of each semester and of receiving and storing them at the end, is by no means an easy one. Accurate records are kept of all books. New books must be stamped and classified, and the old ones sent to the bindery when necessary. How- ever, Mrs. Fossier and her capable staff have done their job very well. Harry Mezydlo, Don Macellari, Mike Markusic, Richie Mar- moleio, with Mrs. Fossier. Don Jordan, Owen Roran, Jack Rolff. Ted Galovich, Robert O'Brien, Bob Martin. E716 Cfoufcrcncc KUIYI44 Miss Lynch goes over Franzs test results Nancy Amen files, Ardyce Martin signs in Nancy Peters checks a folder. Mary Lou Guzman finds a program. Twenty-one Kilt' Senior Girls Hzwzcil Awmnn 1951 Barbara Doerr Florence Smaga Marie Brzoska Louise Garriock joan Sanders Smal OFFICERS Spring 1952 Robin Wright Prefidefzt Marge Portel Vice-President Elaine Vellagos Secretary Anne Bokovich Treawrer ent Board Representative Joan Guch Barbara speaks at the big sister program. Florence, Marie and Joan are 1913 Slsfefs Dedicating the new coffee 'urn Lois R82 is 21 lrrle SSW1' Twenty-two Jurkat Girls OFFICERS Autumn 1951 Spring 1952 Nona Drummond Doris Miner Prerulent Doris Miner Gloria McVey Vice-Preruient Joan Melcic Elaine Vellagos Secretary joan Lihota Joan Lihota Treururer Marlene Eich Student Board Reprerentutiue In the past, the Jacket Girls have contributed innumerable services to Bowen. This last year has been no exception. 1By sharing the expense with Senior Girls' Council, they were able to buy an exquisite antique Shef- field silver coffee urn which will be used in the Social Room for formal teas and receptions. ln order to raise funds for the Frolics, the jacket Girls held a pre-sale of identification bracelets. They held an additional sale the night of the Frolics which included a jewelry auction. The annual luncheon is always looked forward to with much enthusiasm. Last year's guests of honor were Mr. Hearne and Miss Barlow. Entertainment was provided by Phyllis Meleskie and Raymond Las- ocki. A program of equal excellence is planned for this year. l l I Mrs. Harvey, Nona Drummond, Mr. Hearne, Joan Melcic, Miss Barlow, Doris Miner. M. Eich, F. Smaga, B. Tomczak, P. Kumor, N. Higgins, J. Dasoich, B. Gornick. B. Hale, J. Carlson, D. Harapat, V. Grobe, A. Hollingshead, G. Laskowski. Barbara Farmer, Estelle Zigich, Geraldine Zobel, Evelyn Oliver, Joy Olsen, Joan Sanders. N. Hart, F. Mutka, M. Hyzy, M. Schurla, P. Meleski, D. Harmon. Twenty-three U16 Shuffrrbugs First Row: M. Gornick, R. Gallagher, R. Herrick, R. Hanks, G. Tews, J. Gida, B. Boysen, G. Guimond, J. Branding. Second Rauf: J. Morris, M. L. Sauer, M. Behnke, R. Richardson S. Wilt, C. Schneider, I. Muldowney, H. Balbach, D. Stepansky, T. Murphy, R. Friewalcl, S. Klibanoow. Third Row: B. Azeling, P. Antkovic, J. Millsap, C. Thorpe, R. O'Neil, E. Foote, B. Hamilton, J. Young, F. Shouffer, W. Dahlin. Fourth Row: Mr. Larsen, M. Miletich, S. Balbach. OFFICERS Autumn 1951 Spring 1952 Roxanne Herrick Roxanne Herrick President Dick Hanks Dick Hanks Vice-President Jean Gida Glen Tews Secretary Glen Tews Dorothy Shillinglaw Historian Charles Schneider Sponsor Mr. Arthur Larsen The prime objective of the Shutterbugs is to foster an interest in the art of photography among the students at Bowen. Meetings are held about twice a month. At these meetings, the members often hear speakers on dif- ferent phases of photography, such as filters, lens speeds, lenses, color photography, and dark room techni- que. However, the various subjects are made easy enough to understand, so that all members, whether ad- vanced camera enthusiasts or merely beginners, can profit from the talks. Many times the members them- selves speak to the rest of the group on a certain topic in which they are interested. The highlight of this past year was the sponsoring a schoolwide photo contest. This contest inspired the young photographers to out-do themselves in taking good pictures, which in itself is far more important than the material gain. But all is not business-the club also takes field trips to points of interest in the Chicago area, and the members spend half a day or so snapping pictures. Shutterbugs is a fairly new club, having been founded in 1946 by Mr. William H. Collins, the former assistant principal. Mr. Arthur Larsen, an art teacher, very ably took over the job as sponsor upon Mr. Collins, retirement. Twenty- four Cla' Visual Saucafiaa glllb The Visual Education Club is ora ganized to show movies for classes throughout the school. Mr. Hurd, the sponsor, has helped shape our club since he replaced Mr. Kelly this semester. With our fleet of smooth running projectors and up-to-date films, the crew shows over 2500 movies per year. Membership in the club offers good experience for any- one who likes projectors and movies. Mr. Kelly, R. Lykins, D. Srepansky, L. Martin, T. Bernat, J.Brub:1ker. The banquet is the highlight of the OFFICERS ' year where letters are awarded and a Autumn 1951 Spfmg 1952 a good time is had by all. Lettermen Rudl' Bufflaf , Hamid Sanford Prefuient this semester are Brubaker, Lykins, Ralph Heinze Roger. M - I A Vice-President . h artin and Sanford To earn a letter John Bradicich John Bradlclch a members must have completed four Secretary semesters of service Harold Sanford James Brubaker ' Manager Roger Lykins Bill Karasich Historian First Row: R. Lykins, W. McGee, R. Richardson, T. Bernat, J.Bradicich, R. Buttlar, R. Heinze, D. Weinberg, S. Paznanovich, R. Weinberg, I. Bcmtista, D. Todosichuk. Second Row: F. Pntterozzi, R. Johansen, R. Pearson, B. Karasick, J. McLaughlin, M. Kirk, S. Fink, G. Peyovich, L. Martin, I. Ship- kowitz, J. Brubaker, Berman, I.. Lund, A. Toth. Third Roux: H. Sanford, J. Foster, C. Caruso, R. Woodworth, G. Tews, D. Butler, T. Tione, B. Bushor, I. Mulclowney, R. Rippinger, G. Lundquist, J. Murry, T. Barnes, T. Lerner, A. Zick, A. Hawkinson, J. Bis. ' Twen ly-five U15 plllfl Amcrivau Klub The Pan-American Club has a total membership of 54. Every semester the club organizes a committee which in turn selects a group of talented students. These girls and boys work together to create a skit and then display their talents in it. This play is held on Columbus Day and also on Pan-American Day. At this time the Club demonstrates to the students and faculty of Bowen High the real meaning of these days. The members not only enjoy themselves in this undertaking, but take great satisfaction in knowing that they put across to others the principles involved in these great days. During the Frolics of 1952, the Pan-American Club proudly presented a South-American skit with joe Garcia and Bill Dawson taking the parts of Dean Martin and jerry Lewis as the main characters. Carmen Miranda, the Beautiful Dancing Girls and the Singing Waitresses were a few of the many acts that were represented. The Pan-American Club will always be one of the most active and worthwhile Balli, Irma Bolek, Richard Carlson, George Carrillo, Margaret Cortez, Rachel clubs in Bowen. Behnke, Marilyn Betancou rt, Theresa Cardenas, Carmen Dianda, Conception Donof rio, Lola Chacon, Cruz Flores. Ida - . Demas, Helene Garza, Robert Autufnn Spring Donofrio, Nicholina Gomez, Marcella H , D ' A G ' , B Ida Flores Rochelle Cortez H2ZfatMM?,r1S, nn ASV P78.fi6Z87Zl' Krfsich, Helen Hayes, Mary Lou ' . I Lasaro, Paz Jensen, Harvey Elline Vellegas Margie Carrillo Lopez, Louise Lopez, Martha Vice-Pye-,-ident Martinez, Michael Martinez, Dora Mills, Carol McVey, Gloria Phyllis Wier Art Villasenor Ortiz, Virginia Paruszkiewiez, Rita S Parks, Marilyn Plys, Mary Ann ecreidry Renkowiecki, Theresa Quinones, Raymond Rosiar, Edward Radja, Donna Robert Garza T Mary HYZY Thompson, Mary Ann Ramirez, Dolores 76510767 Vellegas, Elaine Rivas, Lupe Veneziana, Gelsomina Resendez, Anita Villasenor, Arthur Robles, Olga Solorio, Mary Rojo, Esther Hurst, Harold Stahl, Alva Twenty-:ix Bagrowski, Arlene Barankiewicz, Martha Zendejas, Helen Che ?re14cl1 61116 Twice monthly the strains of the French national anthem are sung earnestly by Le Cercle Francais. This club was originated to better acquaint the French students with the language and customs of France. Thus the entire meeting is conducted in French. Entertainment for the meetings is pro- vided by the members or by a short movie. The highlights of the past year have been the two tours at the Art Institute to view special exhibits of the works of Cezanne and Matisse, and a farewell party given in honor of Mr. johnson, a student teacher from the University of Iillinois. Gloria, Lesley and Arlene are giving Violet their Contributions to the food and clothing gift package. OFFICERS Antnrnn 1951 Spring 1952 Roxanne Herrick Roxanne Herrick President Robert Nesbitt Robert Nesbitt Vice-President Joan Lihota Marta O'Meany Secretary Violet Gasparac Pat Selenik Treasurer Gail Meyers Arlene Nelson Student Board Representative Joan is reading the minutes as Bob and Vivian plan Myra explains one of her water colors of Joan of Arc game. Roxanne presides. to Robin. Twenty-seven Chr? Advanced ,4r gfllb The students in the Advanced Art Club render an invaluable service to the school by making posters for special events including dances, contests and drives, keeping our school bright and cheery with decor ations for lunchroom and corridors during holidays and with special displays for our showcases, and assis ting in special projects . Names Unknown! Firsl Table: Kulak, W. Kraft, R. OlNeal, D. Radja. Standing: G. Olchawa, N. Torres, I. Counts, M. Teplitz, V. Peterson, A. Hove, J. Piening, R. Piper, D. Mitchell, R. Gardner, F. Masters. Twenty-eight Second Table: B. Radelja Richard Griffiths, Arthur Barbara Mazurkiwicz. Firsl Row: Barbara Stake, Second Row: Frank Malis, 1 J. Johnson, F. Pettis. Hove, Mike Almanza, Bob Paulson Mary Dempsey, Diana Sweetman. Jean Marchese, Miss Cavanaugh. 3 ' 1 u - I 'bfi ,af Ill, if xx V-gt! J !f,f RX, Y , J I Q xf'x,2 If 1 I ,fi A ,Ihr X, Q N53 X ,QM T ' is .+I 1 I I' Che Kaffe! 51110 IJ ' I In ,, , ,sa MI.. 'i ' A V' . 'u ' ' , f' I I ' ' lg 4 ACTIVITIES mf , The May Festival. La Rabida Sanitarium. The Frolics. Big Sister Day. The Christmas Program. The Trumbull Park Blossom Festival. 1 . ,.vw..ff Bonnie Williams. Jean Kulak, Florence Going over a score: Lesley Pippin, Florence Pas de trois: Darlene Bernick, Florence Grabbe, Arlene Vespa, Norma Brawthen. Grabbe. Grabbe, Norma Brawthen. Robin Wfright plan 21 program. Darlene Bernick strikes an attitude. jean and joan Tibbals go Danish. Jean Kulak strikes an attitude too. Twenty'-nine Spring 1952 Scott Dahlberg Larry Martin Donald Hubert james Hill AUTUMN-1951 dzfalyzers November 2--Glass Blowing--Mr. C. C, Van Hespen, University of Chicago. November 30-Weatlier Forecasting-Mr. Charles B. Johnson, U S. Wfeather Bureau jaunary 18-Film- Hidden Treasures , Moody Bible Institute. February 29-Annapolis and Korea-James Radja, U. S. Navy. SPRING--19 52 April 4-Experiences of a Gynecologist and Surgeon-Dr. Stuart Abel, Passavant Hospital. April 23-Chemical Connivings, Bowen Frolics. May 23-Psychosomatic Medicine-Dr. Mary jane Jensen, Billings Hospital. June 2-General Motors' Previews of Progress. I Taught in Japan -Mr. Thomas C. Van Voorhis. FIELD TRIPS November 11-Chemical Laboratories, Radio-biology, Radio-physics, Cyclotron, Van De Graaff Generator, University of Chicago. january 2-Pharmaceutical Laboratories, Armour Si Company. April 29-Professional Schools, University of Illinois. ZW at Bowen Thirty-one . 1, I ., F2 .,, If I - . ,,'E.iV :Tl-V 4 li l . ,. ,.. Ml flu , fr, ,I . ' l e 7 ,Q .9 , Q , -. , ?'L,.21fi +V! fe 'i .ffiflf .fi . 4,9 HJ X 41,7 1,1 f - 1 I , ,I 5 : : 1' fll, 1 - 'f' 6' Q, f EMM 1.l ' Q JN. riff' ti,.9f,' f 'E fi if v' rf ,lf s lf yr, U ,fb l, -A if ,Q f 4 ' c if A ' ff ' fwle ts, V fi I ,f-W ii we rf, 5 aww idly lixtgjriir. :TRL ffl' ii-Q!! lid' '7T.lln'l -.flu taller' 1liil l YM fl if? if is lf! R5- f 11 fi ff 0 aeer , V , I V 1 : , , V . , I 4 .uf ,ai Mg 1 , thy Jlflcmbcrshm f at ww L Af Ki-,.' i jdfv J I A A Beverly Adams Clifford Dietrich ' -. 1 f ' R ULN ,flag llifj l lr fi 1 Bob Anderson Roberta Anderson Donna Anderson Nancy Andrews Barbro Applegren Mavis Aronson Angelo Babbo Bill Baird Shirley Bales Ann Ehrlich Bonita Eide Arnold Feller Judith Ferguson Larry Fitzgerald john Foster Clarence Gary Brennan Glaser Dolores Glaser High Arlene Heuscrel Betty Hocking James Hodgin Robert Holman Robert Hodgjon Nancy Hoppe Sharon Houser James Jaeger Ralph Johannsen Charlotte Johnson Thirty-two Zorka Basara Lee Bellamy Ronald Binkowski Edward Blumenkranz Loura Bradshaw Norma Brawrhen , RiclTard Brinnehl Nancy Brubaker George Carlson Florence Canter Janice Carlson Bill Deihl Carole Delp Bob DeYoung Midge Gorniek LaVerne Gorny Eugene Grabbe Florence Grabbe Bill Gram Judith Grant Bob Grellman Gail Guimond Bernice Hale Rodney Hamburg Jacqueline Hannon Barbara Harrington Myrva Hauptman Roxanne Herrick Karen Johnson Tom Johnson Esther Klemm Rosemary Kammerer Joan Kawka Louise Knowles James Kostas Bill Krakowski Marilyn Kramer Shirley Lemaich Tom Lerner Sallie Lincoln james Lucas Betty Magnivite Salma! ,Mi jack Massucci Ken Mars Robert Martz Jean Mashos Elsie Mayer Ann McDonough Edward Masurek Bonnie McFarland Wayne McGee Goria Meingassner ed Ehmzs ,Memlfcrslzzkf Irving Muldowney Gale Myers Sally Nazey Arlene Nelson Linda Ogorzaly Frank Newton Robert Pakaski Marge Novak Georgiana Payovich Nancy Peters Alvin Siegert Janet Smith Gloria Soukup Barbara Stake Kent Starke james Stath Oscar Stirn Fred Stonehouse john Stonehouse Harry Strong Helen Meleskie Dolores Mertic Nick Milakovicli Cyril Miller Gust Miller Helen Miller Mary Ann Miranda Marian Mistovich Barbara Mitchell Donna Mock Anita Moreland Ronald Moreland Barbara Mularski Ronald Mulcahy Fran Pieczul Dorine Popovich Natalie Popovich Donna Porter Rosemarie Pryzbsz David Pushis Dolores Ramirez Marlene Randall Lois Rea Diane Ryder Dolores Saliga Gail Sanford Ernest Scheidat Daniel Sherman Donald Swanson Frances Tetaz Elaine Vellegas Herbert Walberg Kenneth Westerdahl Richard Wilkinson Edward Winkler Carol Wittmer john Wright Robin Wright Joseph Wroblewski Camille Zembrowski Barbara Ziolkowski Adrienne Zurek Thirty-three U16 ,flfliwd Ehorus OFFICERS Aalarnn 1951 Spring 1952 jack Massucci Clifford Dietrich President Bill Baird Bill Baird Vice-Prefirlent Barbro Applegren Sally Nazy Secretary Robin Wright Barbro Applegren Treafnrer Natalie Popovich Natalie Popovich Tlairtjhfozzr SENIOR CHORISTERS First Soprano Sally Nazy Zorka Basara Second Soprano Janice Carlson Norma Brawthen Frm? Alto Dolores Mertic Gena Payovich Second Alto Mavis Aronson 'Anita Moreland Firft Tenor Clarence Gary Clarence Gary Baritone Angelo Babbo Frank Newton Bax: Edward Mazurich Robert Grellman Phyllis Meleskie, Aecompanisr Chr Order of the ,Curr Joan Alexander Donna Bales Shirley Borecky Christine Bouras Dorothy Butorac Nicolina Donofrio Barbara Farmer Joan Drobac Emily Fischer Violet Gasparac Olive Hamlin Barbara Helmick Donna Houston Phyllis Johnson Anne Jurkash Rose Kapovich Rita Klimczak Rita Kopernik Louise Lopez Lois Mercier Carol Mills Carole Moffett Roberta Niksic Evelyn Oliver Joy Olsen Carole Peters Anna Pickett Ruth Poppeck Margaret Portal Bernadine Safstrom joan Safstrom Rosemary Sadjak Ioan Sanders Mary Louise Sauer Theresa Schiola Mary Anne Schurla Ioan Shea Gerry Skovie Diana Skowronek Nancy Swick Barbara Stack Marilyn Stark Dolores Szalanski Ellen Thomas Genevieve Varner Gelsomina Vaneziano Dorothy Walt Gerry Wasowicz Bonnie Williams Jo Ann Zwierzykowski Girls Cflmrus :- OFFICERS ' Autumn 1951 Spring 1952 Prefuient Diana Skowronek joan Sanders Vice-President LIBRARIANS AHRE Jl1lIk9.Sl1 Anile Jl11'k2lSl1 Carol Mills Janet Simpson Estelle Safstrom, Maryann S557-gpmfy Schurla, Bonnie Williams Dian Jones Rochelle Seabloom Marilyn Stark Evelyn Oliver Treasurer Anna Pickett Joy Olsen Social Chairmen Carol Mills Mary Louise Sauer Violet Gasparac Anna Pickett Tbirtyasix Helen Alexich Jacqueline Amazzalorso Antoinette Anco Carmella Antonello Mary Ann Ashton Nancy Auten Donna Bales Patricia Barnas Cecelia Belson Rose Maria Berry Shirley Borecky Mary Bouldin Barbara Boysen Katherine Bozic Dorothy Butorac Cynthia Carlson Felice Chase Joan Chesmar Velva Clark Virginia Colaric Louise Calvert Dorothy Cygal Elsie Davis Betty jean Delcorio Rae Dezettel Margarite DiGiacomo Joan Drobac Barbara Farmer Barbara Fautz Barbara Fenstermaker Emily Fischer Violet Gasparac Carol Greenlee Shirley Grzelak Mary Lou Guzman Phoebe Hoover Donna Houston Marilyn James C716 KUWHI4 ffzglz Gloria Jarek Phyllis Johnson Dian Jones Margaret Jones Grace Jurincic Anne Jurkash Rose Papovich Rita Klimczak Ruth Kinsey Charlotte Koche Rita Popernik Cynthia Koniarski Lillian Kosich Katherine Kostas Audrey Lannoy Ardyce Martin Joy Mertic Marlene Mendelsohn Roberta Meschievitz Salma Girl Cflzarus Gertrude Miller Marilyn Miletich Frances Miller Carole Moffett Sarah Munis Roberta Niksic Evelyn Oliver Joy Olsen Caroline Olson Barbara Olszewski Anna Picker: Mary Ann Plys Cecile Popovieh Ruth Poppech Margaraet Portal Mary Ann Poznanovich Christine Pzyby sz Myrna Robb Alice Ryba Bernadine Safstrom Joan Sanders Rosemary Sajdak Estelle Safstrom Willetta Sanders Mary Louise Sauer Beverly Schimek Theresa Schiola Mary Anne Schurla Alice Shellberg Patsy Selenik Rochella Seabloom Janet Simpson Gerry Skovie Barbara Smith Barbara Stack Marilyn Stark Bernadine Stefanski Dolores Szalanski Barbara Swanson Ellen Thomas Jean Tibbals Ioan Tibbals Carole Van Duyse Donna Velchek Louise Velchek Gelasoninn Veneziano Lorraine Vulerich Lillian Way Margaret Wensley Ruby Whitehead janet Williams Theresa Yaverski Marilyn Yerkovich Shirley Zehme Bonita Zincla Geraldine Zobel Joann Zwierzykowski Thirty-sewn NSTRUMENTAL l ,W .. WEL- U16 Orchestra VIOLINS-Lucretia Kolanczyk, Roxanne Herrick, Rita Janiak, Phyllis, Meleskie, Dolores Ruffner, Carol Lazorshalk, Eveline Ferkich Helen Kountz, Dorothy Shillinglaw, Marjorie Sarkady, Eileen Pavlekovich, Harriet Seymour, Betty Uram, Rita Janik, Barbara Vaughn Bonita Eide,,Marta Lopez, Patricia Zolly, Diane Pozarowski, Arlene Ruffner, Bernadine Przybyz, Sally Pillasch, Beverley Azeling Jean Valentine, Carolyn Pearson, Diana Ryder, Edna Mae Ziegler, Carolyn Stenberg, Jean Bergner. TROMBONES-William Woodworth, Max Larson, Ronald Friewald. VIOLAS-Delphine Pietraszek, Kay Thomas, Barbara Bonkowski, Alice Stark, Geraldine September, Lenore D'Arcy, Garnet Johnson Margaret Quinn, Elaine Savich. CELLOS-Phyllis Ratz, Nancy Barnes, Ardyth Dammann, Lois Rea, Sarah Balhach, Suzanne Miller, Myrna Berlin, Sandra Meyerberg BASS-Ed Bonkowski, Jesse Smith, Alva Stahl, Erwin Gurt, Marlene Mendelson, Carole Thorpe. TRUMPETS-Harry Halieky, Eugene Olson. OBOES-Warren Dahlin, Frank Shoufer ' ' BASSOONS-Harold Balbach, Dick Hanks. TUBA-Charles Schneider. CLARINETS-Erwin Gurt, Richard Hanks, John Stonehouse, Frank Shoufer, Fred Kolodziej, Ivan Lasso, David Hislop, Virginia Grobe, Carole Thorpe, Lucretia Kolanczyk, Fred Elsner, Richard Wood- worth, Arlene Upstrom, Sidney Paradee. Walter Matczak, Joseph Parrish, Thomas Tomczak, Richard Nottbaum. FLUTES-Lois Gould, Eve Janik, Evelyn Ferkich, Bonita Derwin, Kay Thomas, SAXOPHONES-Norman Krueger, Stanley Filman- owicz, Warren Dahlin, Gene Hendrickson, Urbano Medina, Don Mitchell. Ricardo Perez, Robert Ramirez, Rebecca Hislop. FRENCH HORNS-fCharles Schneiled, Richard Du- dek, Albert Schultz. CORNETS-Robert Shillinglaw, Glenn Tews, Eugene Olson, Harry Halicky, George Cramer, Ray Mitchell, john Crezanovich, Nancy Barnes, Robert Pearson, John Mattila, BARITONES-Alva Stahl, Charles Duke, Kenneth Phillips, james Spellar. TROMBONES-William Woodworth, Max Larson, Ronald Friewald, Albert Cload, Thomas Sowinski. BASES-Jesse Smith, Wayne Ober, Roger Nylin, Rojelio Medina, Robert Hodgson, John Reid. ' ' STRING BASS-Marlene Mendelson. Cellos, Brass and W00dW1Ud5 Thirty-eight USIC U16 1671144 SOLO AND ENSEMBLE CONTESTS ORCHESTRA: Soloists-Lucretia Kolanczyk, violin, E. Nancy Barnes, cello, E. Ememfilv-String Quartet, comprised of Lucretia Kolanczyk, lst violin, Rita Janiak, 2nd violin, Delphine Pietraszek, viola and Pliyllrs Ratz, cello, G. BAND: Soloists-Bob Shillinglaw, trumpet, G. Jesse Smith, sousaphone, S5 Frank Shoufer, clarinet, G+, Nancy Barnes, trumpet, G5 Dick Hanks, clarinet, G+, Fred Kolodziej, clarinet. G5 Ronald Freiwalcl, trombone, G5 Bill Woodworth, trombone, G, Glen Tews, trumpet, G. ENSEMBLES: Clafinci trio-Virginia Grohe, Arlene Upstrom, Carol Thorpe, G. Clarinet Quartet-Erwin Gurt, Fred Kolodziej, Frank Shoufer, jack Stonehouse, S. Sazroploone quaffet-Nornian Kruger, Stanley Filmariowicz, UrbanoMedina, and Don Mitchell, S. Brass sexist-Bob Shillinglaw, Glen Tews, Charles Schneider, Jesse Smith, Bill Woodworth, and Alva Stahl, S. Clarimft quartef-Ivan Lasso, Dick Hanks, Sidney Paradee, David Hislop, E. Brass sextet-Harry Halicky, Max Larsen, Eugene Oleson, Richard Dudek, Charles Duke, Roger Nylin, E. Drum Trio-Eddie Bonkowski, Richard Wolfe, James Rentas, G. Trombones, Flutes and Saxophones. Thirty-nine pt?!'5l7l1S af Notes N l COMPANY A COMPANY B COMPANY C COMPANY D 73.0.21 . u Forty-one 13.0.51 . First Row: G. Blumenkranz, R. jurincie, B. jehlc, R. Zeli, R. Carlson, G. Bales, D. Delp, R. Struth, J. Hogdin. Seromi Row: H. Halicky, W. Alford, M. Ostrowski, G. Cramer, R. Peterson, H. Stearman, D. Barber, H. Balbach, D. Butler, G. Tews. lst Row: Lt. Col. D. Weinberg. R 21111 Rau: Major R. Zeh, Capt. J. Wilen, Crit. H. Schroder, Major R. Hienze. 3rd Row: Capt. C. Smith, Capt. B. Hogancamp, Capt. R. Piper, Capt. A. Strazzante. 4z'b Row: Sgt. M. Ostrowski, Sgt. D. Hislop, Sgt. E. Barankiewicz, Sgt. E. Renos, Sgt. R. Morris. Sgt. D. Behnke, Sgt. W. Trzeack, Sgt. W. Alford, Sgt. N. Krueger, Sgt. D. Hart, Sgt. Ht. Stearrnan, Sgt. E. Rosiar, Sgt. D. Hubert, Sgt. J. Velgos, Sgt. E. Holtslander. 0ff7cers Autumn 1951 Spring 1952 Lt. Col. D. Weinberg Unit Commander Lt. Col. M. Ostrowski Major R. Zeh Unit Executive Major A. Strazzante Captain J. Wilen I Unit Adjutant Capt. H. Schroeder Lf, H, Schroeder Intelligence Lt. jack Kaiser Forty-two 76.0.5 . Officers Efficiency Medal Cdt. Lt. Col. D. Weinberg Cdt. Lt. M. Ostrowski N. C. O. Efficiency Meday Cdt. MfSgt. J. Smith Cdt. MfSgt. E. Setmeyer Freshman Effiency Medal Cdt J. Stonehouse Cdt. Joel Davis Officers Neatness Medal Cclt Lt- W. Alford Cdt. Lt. Smith N. C. O. Neatness Medal Cdt Sgt. D. Buttlar Cdt. MfSgt. M. Almanza -CDT. Neatness Medal Cdt Sgt. Glenn Tews Cdt. Cpl. R. Royes Cdr B. McGregor Rifle Marksmansfaip Medal Cdt. Major R. Zeh Cdt. MfSgt. R. Jurincie SCHEDULE Oct. 19-Holy Name Cathedral Guard. Oct. 23-Picked Platoon Practice Began. Nov. I-Rifle Match against Du Sable-won. Nov. 8-Rifle Match against Philips-won. Nov. 14-P.T.A. Parents night-color guard derail. Nov. 17-Picked Platoon competition-at CVS. Nov. 20-Rifle mach against So. Shore-lost. Nov. 29-Rifle match against Tilden-won. Dec. 4-National Honor Society Induction Color and Guard Detail. Dec. 6-Rifle match against Hirsch-won. Dec. 13-Rifle match against Hyde Park-won. Dec. 20-Christmas Program-Color and guard detail. Jan. 16-Orientation Day Program-Color and guard detail. Jan. 23-ROTC Award Day. Jan. 30-Graduation-Color and guard detail. Feb. 14-Rifle match against Tilden--won. Feb. 26-Frolics Night-Color and Guard detail. Mar. 14-City Staff examination at Hirsch High School. Mar. 28-Band concert-Color and guard detail. Apr. 5-City Rifle Championship-Sth place. May 12-National Honor Induction-Color and guard detail. May 17-Army Day Parade. May 22-Federal Inspection. May 24-Officers' Banquet. David Hart, Richard Zeh, Donald Weinberg, James Wilen, Harold Schroeder. Cyril Miller and Robert Struth check records. fast- Cdr Cdt Cdr Cdt. Cdt. Cdt. Cdt. Recruiting Medal Capt. A. Strazzante Cdt. Capt. H. Stearman D.A.R. Medal Lt. H. Schroeder Sgt. R. Ellis Spanish War Veterans Sgt. D. Mitchell Cdt. Capt W. Alford Tribune Silver Medal Capt. M. Ostrowski Cdt. MfSgt. P. Delich SFC J. Stonehouse Cdt. SFC D. Barber R. Malkowski Cdt. Sgt. J. Hozlgin R. Mondrzyk Cdt. Cpl. R. Carlson Department of Illinois VFW Cdt. MfSgt. E. Setmeyer Cdt. 2nd Lt. J. Kaiser American Legion, 3rd Dist. Aux. Unit No- 493 Cdt. Capt. C. Smith Cdt. MfSgt. G. Cramer American Legion, 3rd District, Post 493 Cdt. 1st Lt. N- Krueger Cdt. Sgt. R. Malkowski Cdt. SFC R. Brinnehl COLORS: C. Miller, D. Behnke, J. Kaiser, R. Hanks. Lt. Col. Donald Weinberg stands Snyder and Almanza works on Charts. Sgt. Smith is honored by Col. Warren. F ortyathree U15 Zuuehrvam Good food prepared and served in our modern lunchroom. The clean Forty-four -1.1 The tremendous success of the lunchroom can only be attributed to the high quality of food, effi- cient service and the friendly co- operative staff which has been personally trained by Mrs. Lind- berg. The lunchroom is always im- maculately clean and only the highest standards of cooking and serving are maintained. The menus used by our lunch- room are made up monthly by the Wells Test Kitchen, All students in the Chicago area are served the same well-balanced menu. Cflb' Hlcan- lip Kommiffee p committee. The clean-up display. The winning tal,-le. Robin Wright, Chairman Gloria Albright Pat Ankovic Shirley Borecky Mary Bouldin Eugene Cole Joanne Delich Ethel johnson Grace jurincie Louise Knowles Kenneth Mars Steve Matkovich Judy Millsap Barbara Mitchell Tom Murphy Shirley Greenberg Catherine Obradovich Theresa Schiola Janet Smith Elaine Vellegas Miss Catherine Selzer, Spomorr Che Zfriuf hop The Print Shop, with Mr. Fisher as in- structor, gives the boys a great opportunity to learn the basic and advanced printing techniques. They cover all work on platen and cylin- der presses. The shop gives invaluable service by printing the school paper, the various programs and schedules for all events, the tickets for dances, all registration material as well as other printed matter used by the school. A group setting straight composition in Printshop 1. John Wilkus-locking a form in a chase. Joe Strong setting and correcting composition. Peter Stoynoff setting straight composition. Don DeCero feeding a platen press assisted by Rudy Bermejo. Che Auto Shvp Of the many fine shop courses which are of- fered at Bowen for the boys, that of auto shop is one of the most outstanding. Under the instruc- tion of Mr. Brandenburg, the' boys learn many important items about automobiles. Some of the things that they are taught are how the ignition system operates and what makes automatic trans- mission work. The boys also have access to other fine equipment which they may operate. The Chicago Board of Education has a build- ing budget in which a bill has been put through providing Bowen with a new auto shop. This shop will replace the one now standing in the school yard. The new shop will be furnished with all the latest equipment. Bowen hopes to have this new shop before 1955. Wayne Ober working on o carburetor. Robert Pacitti, Raul Carillo check a generator. Bernard Sikorski overhauls a motor. Ron Stone, Ed Harmon, check dimensions with precision , instruments. F arty- five Stag: 6'rcW Mr. Brandenburg gives a last briefing to Ray Quinones, Frank Garcia, Richard Zeh. Irv Renas, and Jim Wilen. Ronald Petris, Dean Pearson, Ray Quinones, Irv Renas, Richard Zeli, Frank Garcia, Jim Wilen, Dan Metelka, Bernard Sikorski. You probably have wondered who arranged the stage, took care of the lights, the curtain and all the other backstage functions for our assemblies. Well, they are none other than Bowenis Stage Crew, dressed in their white uniforms which they wear with pride. Yes, the shows couldn't go on without these hard-working boys. We owe them and their leader, Mr. H. H. Brandenberg, many thanks for the fine Work they have done and are doing. Forty-six The Chess and Checker Club. Ure Hhess uru! Glzeckcr Klub Entering into league competition for the first time since its birth, the Bowen Chess and Checker Team gained much experience by their efforts. Playing a schedule of 12 checker games in the fall semes- ter, the checker team won 2 and lost 9 with 1 tie. Th's record was noticed by many chess and checker- minded underclassmen who apparently decided they would try to improve the team. Although three of the top chess players graduated in January, the beginning of the new chess season, they were replaced by skilled underclassmen who, after accepting a formal challenge, defeated the Blue Island Chess Club by a score of eight to two in each of two matches. Concerning our future, Mr. Rogers predicts that, This year's freshmen will improve greatly over last year's teamf' OFFICERS Auturnn 1951 Spring 1952 Dan Stepansky President Dan Stepansky Donald Frank Vice-President Richard Weinberg Melvin Berman Secretary Richard Woodworth Don Weinberg Treasurer Dan Sherman Mr. Henry Rogers, Sponsor Clic' Serreffcs Arlene Schabbing, Marion Spletzer, Maxine Johnson. Donna Meseck, Dione Downs, Angeline Panagas. Jean Gida, Dorothy Lorenzen, Rosita Stepansky. Shirley Juszczyk. Ruth Renas, Donna Houston, Barbara Farmer, Delphine Wolak, Clara Misovye, Bonnie McFarland. Rita janick, Barbara Barbich, Sylvia Grankowski, Vivian Lasocki, Gerr Skovie, eau Grabowski, Janet Y J Williams, Joyce Ann Kielbase. The Servettes. Forty-seven Bonnie checking the bulletin board Ralph, Don, and Joan plan the senior pages. Helen balances her accounts. under Wil1's watchful eye. Resa, Arlene, and Diana enjoying the files. ' Carole and Irving go over the records of representatives joan Lulinski, Doris Harapat, and Joan Melcic Che Kawenite Stay JANUARY BOXVENITF. STAFF Editor-in-Chief .... --- joan Safstrom Managing Editor .... .-- Bonnie Williams Bnyinerr Editor ..... .--- Helen Meleskie Circulation Manager ,-- Donald Weinberg Photography Editor --.- Irving Shipkowitz Art Editor ....... -- Ralph Heinze Typirt .... ..... R esa Donath Typm U -.- Diana Skowronelc Mrs. Thekla G. Robinson, Sponror Fortyeeight JUNE BOWENITE STAFF Editor-in-Chief ................ Myrna Grefsheim Managing Editor .... ...... M yra Teplitz Bnfinefr Editor ........ --- Kenneth Schwartz Aryirtant Bnrinerr Editor --- ...... James Bruce Circulation Manager --- -- Harold Sanford Photography Editor --- ..... Frank Newton Adoertiring Manager .......... Angelo Strazzante Arrirtant Adoertiring Manager ..... Betty Graclisher Art Editor ................ --- Don DeCero Assistant Art Editor -- --- Carl Larsen Typirt .......................... Doris Miner Typirt -- --- - joan Lihota, Marianne Klinowski E715 l6'0We14itc Mrs, Robinson and Myrna plan a division page layout. Don and Hal issue pledges to Eveline, the outstanding Bowenite Representative. Frank believes in correct focus. Angelo bills the patrons. Ken joyfully writes a receipt. Carl, Doris. and Betty admire the Cl1eerleader's layout. Joan, Marianne, and Myra check typed material. Forty-:zine Fifty MISS PATARlNI'S DIVISION First Row: Mary Jane Seymour, Mary Lou Tomich. Carol Spletzer, Janet Williams, Barbara Cutlich. Second Row: R. Michale, A. Brauer, B. Stokes, V. Kupiec, T. Dubish, A. Mirabella, S. Fink, C. Rodriques, A. Villafuerjey S. Garcia. V Third Row: Miss Patarini, S. Kotowski, C. Rosendich, S. Grzelak, V. Harvey, A. Czubak, F. Jasieniecki, B. Stefanski, B. Zinda, B. Harrington, M. Gerbis, M. Wroblewski, H. Smith, R. Harris, M. Frabotta. MISS CRAVEN'S DIVISION First Row: E. Michaels, B. Michalik, N. Milkolasko. Second Row: B. Matteson, G. Medina, J. Excell, C. Meingasner, D. Mercon, J. Mertic. Third Row: B. Magnavite, D. Manzo, M. Marovich, A. Martin, B. Martz, R. Marzullo, A. Krieger, E. Morales. Fourth Row: B. Kricek, J. Kihn, M. Kuperschmidt, D. Larson, R. Lawrence, L. Lopez, H. Moreno. Standing: Miss Craven, R. Holman, W. Moskwa, A. Meganck, S. Matkovich, B. McGregor, T. Murphy, C. Burns, R. Mendez, R. O'Brien, J. Backstrom. MRS. KILORAN'S DIVISION First Row: G. Thurman, J. Schafrie, E. Cappello. Second Row: V. Tiljak, J. Swanson, T. Solano, M. Wensley, C. Wittmer, M. Smith. M. Schwiemann, R. Whitehead, L. Walkowiak, M. Taylor, S. Schroeder, AL Thews. Third Row: M. Wirkowski, R. Veneziano, C. Sherman, W. McFarland, D. Wilson, H. Weltman, T. Chalipinski, L. Zabo, B. Snyder, Mrs. Kiloran. MR. I.ARSEN'S DIVISION Pirrt Row: H. Stevenson, B. Powers, E. Taylor, D. Stanley, T. Schiola, M. Portal, P. Radwich, R. Wfright, E. Vellegas, D. Szalanski. Second' Row: R. Thompson, J. Thompson, K. Westerdahl, A. Zielinski, R. Westerlund, E. Saviano, M. Zevkovich, C. Young, Mr. Larsen. MRS. ALI.MAN'S DIVISION- F,rst Row: June Piening, Joan Drobac, Janice Blue, Georgia Pettis, Joan Dawson, Aleeta Saffron, Margaret Blount. Secoml Row: June Mucenski, Betty Blue, Shirley Zehme, Rita Kopernik, Fredia Lombras, Mrs. Allman. Arlene Heuschkel, Mary Ann Mortich, Natalie Zorich, Joan Pieczynski. Delores Eagleton. Third Row: Arlene Bagrowski, Marlene Baily, Maxine Furtek, Marlene Kirk, Sylvia Finke, Linda Ogor- zaly, Margaret Paun, Vera Yankovich, Lois Pickham, Dorothy Och. MISS FREESTROM'S DIVISION Firrt Row: R. Benkovick, I. Aguilera, A. Campos, I. Alcala, D. Butorac, J. Blumenkranz, A. Babbo. Secourl Row: P. Antkovic, B. Barbich, Z. Basara, M. Behnke, R. Carr, C. Carlson, B. Appelgren, E. Adams. M. Alford, S. Bailey. Third Row: G. Freestrom, M. Bouldin, B. Boysen, G. Albrecht, J. Brading, G. Bales, D. Boyer, R. Anplefrate, W. Anderson, G. Carlson, Brown, L. Bajerski, M. Batcheller, W. Bramer, D. Hilclenbrand. Fifty-one Fifty-two MRS. BYRNE'S DIVISION First Row: K. Basic, J. Hoffman, P. Arndt, G. James, M. Ansorge, M. Bokowy, H. Alexich, M. Compa- teso, B. Markowski, J. Gillis. Serum! Row: Mrs. Byrne, D. Mutler, A. Burgess, D. Barber, E. Pawlak, S. Poznanoviclm, R. Paskran R. Bokowy, R. Powell, R. Castaneda, R. Bowucki, F. Cliiapetti, M. Batinick. MRS. MURPHY'S DIVISION lfirsl Row: S. Harsany, D. Hickok, J. Hill, M. Hunt, E. Hogencamp. Seforul Row: M. Gitter, E. Rojo, C. Greenlee, B. Grellman, R. Harr, B. Rogers, R. Prusak. Third Row: D. Feller, R. Ferreira, J. Fuscaldo, T. Ganz, P. Gardenier, C. Seward, J. Wilson. Fourilr Row: B. Danhour, J. Deulin, M. Dietrich, M. Dudlack, P. Dujmovicli, S. Shiesser, R. Michalak. 4 MISS SCHNAKENBERGS DIVISION Fl1'Sf Row: F. Zwolenski, D. Todosichuk, R. Spoonhour. A. Ragonese, R. Rippinger, T. Munoz, L. Guiffre. Sccond Row: W. Spradley, J. Turn-ian, R. Valentovich, D. Pankovch, P. Suknovich, A. Schichner, S. Pikula. - Third Row: J. Roma, Z. Vukmirovich, A. Sipulski, R. Weinberg, A. Van Duyse, T. Vaughn. Fourth Row: D. Swanson, M. Weirbeky, P. Wier, S. Schoch, J. Skubisz, S. Ralich, D. Norman, Miss Schnackenberg. Divisions MISS JONES' DIVISION First Row: R. Herndobler, W. Dahlgren, J. Noga, R. Frederici, A. Panagas. I.. Donofrio, C. Dianda N. Myers, E. Dorabialski, G. Payovich, E. Kingbein, C. Czaplewski, E. Fischer, I. Flores, Miss Jones Second Row: R. Ellis, W. Kraft, J. Ciesko. D. Bruzdzinski, A. Villasenor, R. Derkowski, J. Wyrobekl D. Degmon, J. Colantuono, A. Coccaro, N. Coppilillo. Third Row: R. Doutharr, P. Fields, F. Jones. MRS. MII.I.ER'S DIVISION First Row: E. Mayer, D. Meseck, B. Mariah, B. Mazurkiewicz, D. Lorenzen, B. Mitchell, J. Mashos J. Millsap, J. Madsen. C. Lelo, C. Majcherski, A. Lazzaroni. Second Row: G. Miller, J. Lelo, R. Mazzuca, H. Mezydlo, T. Markiewicz, G. Lundquist. C. Jahnke, R. Malkowski, R. Saynay, J. Micheletto, R. Obirek, D. Molwski, R. Oleck, R. Novak, R. Spedus J.MPrzybysz, Mrs. M. Miller. MISS 0'NEII.f'S DIVISION . First Row: M. Slezak, M. Plys, Miss O'Neil, S. Ratkovich, R. Sajdak. Second Rowz' N. Richter, P. Selenik, G. Sanford, L. Pippin, D. Ramirez, A. Schabbing, O. Robles, H. Zendejas, M. Salgado. Third Row: T. Scopelite, L. Santy, W. Seils, A. Pirlik, A. Siegert, E. Setmeyer. W. Pohrte, R. Peterson, R. Peterlin, I. Mokrzycki, J. Vuchov, S. Ogradovich. a Fifty-three Fifty-four Divisions MISS BUNTINC'S DIVISION Desk-Myrna Askins. Lectern-A. Alonzo. Standing-F. Mezydlo, Miss Bunting. First Row: B. Adams, S. Bales, D. Szymborski, C. Anderson, D. Hursell, J. Bregenzer. Second Row: S. Bareman, S. Anderson, C. Anderson, N. Andrews, T. Bach, R. Brunski, N. Brubaker, B. Bonander. Third Row: D. Bowman, S. Barba, J. Bartolomeo, R. Beecher, C. Belson. Fourth Row: R. Bialas, B. Blaszak, T. Bloom. MISS FREEMAN'S DIVISION First Row: A. Floridan, L. Bradshaw, M. Gornick, R. Darragh, C. Gawlik, L. Hawkinson, W. Gram L. Harczynki, L. Hanson, P. Gates, W. Green, F. Fitzpatrick, R. Gallagher, L. Emroll, R. Hamburg, Miss Freeman. Second Row: M. Hughson, A. Fallquist, P. Taylor, S. Grant, J. Grant, B. Gonzalez, E. Garcia S. Helmick, J. Hess, G. Giancola, A. Ehrlich, J. Henry, E. Garcia. MR. GREENBERG'S DIVISION First Row: J. Coppolillo, B. J. Delcario, C. Davis, C. Dittman, B. Motyko, B. Dempsey, J. Chesmar A. DiNicola, B. Dinkelman, M. Banaszak, J. Choat, M. Novak, M. Draper. Second Row: M. DiGiacomo, Mr. Greenberg, J. Convery, A. Caprez, K. Dike, R. Curtis, R. Clough H. Baker, J. Crotty, G, Dencar, F. Caneter, V. Coalarie, A. Deak, M. Templeton, L. Martin, A. Dabney V. Difiori. x 1 Dizfisims MISS KOMPARFS DIVISION Firsi Row: Leroy Skelnik. Leon Kozlowski, Ronald Milakovich, David Morgan. Second Row: Carol Mika, Barbara Mlinarich, Adelaide Moreno, Barbara Mularcki, Donna Mock, Ann McDonough. Third Row: Charlene Nottbanm, Marion Mistovich, Barbara McDonald, Fran Miller, Joyce Newton, Marjorie Lazo. Fourth Row: Frank Kreczmer, Arthur Michalak, Robert Nylen, Dolores Meza, Phyllis Nommensen, Loretta Rawls. Slanding: Barbara Novak, Norman Meier, Sarah Munis, Tom Milas, Tony Navarro, Larry Murray Marilyn Miletich, Miss. J. Kompare. s MR. HURD'S DIVISION First Row: D. Hamer, D. Behn, N. Hwastecki, V. Ergang, C. Cunningham, J. Cook, M. Wilma E. Melcic, B. Hood, M. Hacker, L. Martin. Second Row: F. Cueller, J. Zamudio, J. Zander, T, Harris, R. Matella, C. Addison, M. McNeil, Mr Hurd, J. Eckrich, G. Yager, R. Hansen, D. O'Keefe, R. Zeisel, G. Boniecki, A. Mazzuca, P. Krause, J. Cramer. s L MISS MILLER'S DIVISION First Row: M. Kanter, L. Bermejo, R. Berry, L. Bellamy, H. Johnson, B. Jarvis, B. Howell, F. Pieczul, S. Kajgonich, T. Johnson, P. Kantzler, J. Ingretta. Serond Row: W. Reum, M. Jansky, B. Hinrichsen, J. Hoffman, A. H'ynek, J. Hlinka, B. Johnson, C. Hildenbrand, F. Johnson, Tebo, J. Hoffman, J. Kawka, D. Houser, E. Johnson, D. Pulciani, T. Kintonis, R, Janulis. Fifty-five Divisims MISS BRETT'S DIVISION Firsl Row: A. Jovanovich, M. Jarvis, P. Lazo, S. Kocsak, B. Sandberg, R. Matz. Second Row: G. Jarek, K. Johnson, M. Lemke, C. Johnson, C. Koniarski, L. Kosich, E. Safstrom, H. Samson. Third Row: J. Johnson, E. Kirk, L. Gaik, R. Seabloom, C. Koche, M. James, J. Saban. Fourth Row: M. Kalafut, M. Koop, J. Keilbase, M. Sherwood, M. LeBombarb. Fifth Row: S. Klinowski, A. Shellburg, Miss Brett, R. Kindler, E. Juranovich, G. Jurincic, M. Jones. MR. CARLIN'S DIVISION First Row: L. Vuletich, A. Zurek, N. Tyma, J. Munoz, D. Vasko, J. Troncazo, J. Tibbals, K. Tomasich, J. Tibbals, D. Velchek, L. Trojanowski, T. Yaverski, L. Weber, S. Walczak. Srcond Row: D. Yankovich, R. Zalewski, J. Zimmer, T. Krainovich, A. Triggs, L. Way, Mr. Carlin, B. Medonick, G. Thomas, W. Wintermute, R. Stryck, R. Walley, A. Toth, D. Wilkinson. MRS. GREENWAY'S DIVISION First Row: B. Swanson, E. Slawinski, J. Stash. S. Szromba, S. Sasic, G. Soukup, J. Simpson, C. Simunic, A. Quinones, D. Lewis, F. Jakalski. Second Row: T. Kieliszewski, W. Syler, G. Larson, J. Smith, R. Kaminski, N. Stines, M. Stagowski Y. Stropin, A. Jeanor, L. Gorski, H. Strong, J. Witkus, W. Kosic, E. Spilla, D. Kopec, A. Kopec S. Kreczmer. TlJi1'rf R0w: T. Spasoff, J. Staley, R. Swope, N. Szotek, R. Jolly. Fi fty-six Divisions MRS. SCHOENINCYS DIVISION First Row: Phillip Timm, Mable Tanzillo, Bernice Skibinski, Barbara Todosichuk, Dolores Slawinski, Rose Mary Skalka. Phyllis Timms, Alice Swicszcz, Geraldine Speller, Shirley Scott, Austeen Swope, Arleen Sowa, Beverly Schimek, Bertha Thomas. Second Row: Robert Tiaddei, Fred Stange, David Taylor, Melvin Silkowski, Mitchell Stoller, Fred Stonehouse, Robert Studnar, Richard Toth, Shirley Todosichuk, Arlene Sobocinski, Sandra Stange, Mrs. Schoening, Bonnie Schuknecht, David Schweizer. Dennis Schultz, William Stasiuk, Kent Starke. MRS. POPE,S DIVISION First Row: B. Jackson, B. Koch, N. Maravich, I. Lyons, J. Lacavita, P. Keim, E. Jurkash, R. Mallek, E. Kilpatrick, R. Koche. Serona' Row: Mrs. L. Pope, J. Lundquist, R. Kish, J. Krga, V. Glark. M. Kaufman, C. Loncar. M. Kovac, E. Kowalczyk, G. Kral, N. Krga, M. jancarie, C. Kauzlarich, M. Jahr, G. Klick. Third Row: P. Maas, W. Martinez, T. Machura, D. Kawiecki, D. Klein, L. Martinez, T. Krmpotich, C. Lulinski, L. Lund, F. Hoffncr, G. Kralj, Lawless, R. Marr. MISS SELZER'S DIVISION First Row: D. Millsap, A. Motkowicz, R. Mucenski, R. Munoz, B. Miller, G .Ricl1ter. Second Row: K. MacCombie, F. McLaughlin. A. Naimo, C. Navarro, M. Nelsen, S. Norman, W. North. Third Row: L. Obirek, P. Ojccla, S. O'Neal, R. Orr, W. Orr, D. Ortiz, K. Reifman. Fifth Roux: A. Preuss, D. Price, Pushis, L. Raschke, L. Richter, C. Riley, T. Siegel. Fourilz Roux: A. Pappas, R. Pearson, M. Pedretti, R. Pena, M. Peshkin, S. Pierzynski, J. Poskul. Standing: Miss Selzer, P. Snyder, AI. Raspopovich, L. Rockovski, S. Saffran. Fiffy-SEV671 e Season after season, schedules make it pos- sible for each Bowenite to follow his favorite team or sport. The gala and the cheering of a Saturday afternoon football game or the thunder- 51: t p I ing crash of falling pins are all a part of a con- K V' x tinuous and effective athletic program. n X e l Q x - in 7 ' --.., 'qs' S'cHEbuL,E I , B0wEN V 0 ,-5.1: M V ff I V V , Q I l F A I A u A-wang - - N E ,lx Q fl J I Fifij -elgbl 4b a I Zfaflfall Qrosh-Svph First Row: J. Skubicz, J. Galich, S. Tinsley. E. Lihota, R. Moreland, F. Pickett, A. Swick, R. Bokowy. Sucoml Row: A. Jeanor, R. Mizwicki, F. Chiapetti, R. Costello, R. Walley, A. Uanuzzi. Varsity First Row: R. Mizwicki, J. Wyrobek, J. DeBolt, J. Massucci, P. Tanzillo, R. Kelly, F. Cliiapetti, R. Walley, B. Lihota, R. Stone. Second Row: D. Mitchell, A. Jeanor. R. Leyerle, J. Stewart, R. Ulaskas, D. Pearson, S. Tinsley, F. Pickett, R. Bokowy, IR. Costello, J. Vanuzzi, F. Paterrozzi. ' ' ' . g 15 ' i LQ Q Third Row: Coach Wasserman, F. Ban, C. Larson, R. Morris, J. Bloom, J. Galich, Eli Grba, R. Moreland, G. Beaudoin, P. Haller. T. Wozniak, H. Sanford, C. Bland, J. Skubicz, A. Swick, R. Chiappetti. Sixiy glfdfbllff The most successful football season in five years, was climaxed with the largest, and finest banquet in Boilermaker history. The principal speaker for the affair was Ray Eliot, genial mentor of the Rose-Bowl Cham- pions, the Fighting Illini, from the Univer- sity of Illinois. The banquet is an annual event spon- sored by the Bowen High Council to honor the people responsible for the success of the team. Some two hundred guests, parents, and interested citizens of the community were on hand to pay tribute to our gridders. The highlight of the entire evening was the presentation of awards to the athletes The graduating seniors who received minia- ture footballs for their service were: Carl Lar- son, Rodney Morris, Eli Grba, Harold Sanford, Charles Bland, James Stewert, Dean Pearson, James DeBolt, jack Massucci, and Robert Kelly. Those who received letters and are re- turning to next year's squad are: Fred Ban, john Galich, Ronald Moreland, Gordon Beau- doin, Paul Haller, Tom Wozniak, joe Skubicz, Andy jeanor, Ray Leyerle, Roger Ulaskas, Stanley Tinsley, Frank Pickett, Ron Bokowy, Ronald Mizwicki, Jerome Wyrobek, Paul Tanzillo, Ronald Walley, and Ronald Stone. Massucci fades back to pass. The coach delivers a pep talk. FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Friday Sept. 14 Bowen O M.P.M.A. 6 Saturday, Sept. 22 Bowen 25 Tuley 0 SOUTH SECTION LEAGUE GAMES Friday, Sept. 28 Bowen 6 So. Shore 0 Saturday, Oct. 6 Bowen 2 C.V.S. I5 Friday, Oct. I2 Bowen O Morgan Pk. 25 Friday, Oct. 19 Bowen 21 Parker 0 Friday, Oct. 26 Bowen 33 Hyde Park I3 Saturday, Nov. 2 Bowen 20 Calumet 14 Mr. Wasserman at the Football Banquet. Sixty-one Seuinr Kaskefball . First Row: E. Grba, G. Beaudoin, R. Spasoff, R. Herndobler, M. Mc Gulre, Mgr. Serum! Row: R. Moreland, J. Fuscaldo, F. Lamparski, W. Mc Gee, G. Tews, J. Chengary, D. Liebner, J. Bozich, H. H. Pritikin, Coach. After getting off to a slow start, the 1952 Senior quintet piled up five straight victories in league competition. This surge kept the Boilermakers in contention for a play-off berth until the final game, a 52-51 loss to Morgan Park. Jim Chengary, sharp shooting center, led the team in scoring followed closely by his brother, John, Eli Grba, and Gordon Beaudoin. Rick Herndobler, plagued by an ankle injury early in the season, turned in a creditable job at guard post along with Captain john Chengary. Gordon Beaudoin and Eli Grba, at forwards contributed several hot streaks in the winning spree the Boilermakers enjoyed. jim Chengary's rebound ability and scoring punch made the tangy sophomore an asset. With jim Chengary, Beaudoin, Ron Moreland, Wayne McGee and Glen Tews, all lanky candidates for the center post, returning prospects for a winning team next year look very bright. Parker Harper Hirsch Hyde Park South Shore Calumet C.V.S. Fenger Carver Morgan Park Sixty-two LEAGUE GAMES Bowen Bowen Bowen Bowen Bowen Bowen Bowen Bowen Bowen Bowen PRACTICE GAMES Lakeview 35 Bowen 3 5 St. Mary 44 Bowen 39 Harrison 49 Bowen 5 7 St. Rita 90 Bowen 41 junivr Kaskefball First Row: C. Dietrich, N. Torres, F. Valadez, R. Alex-nan, P. Jurkash, B. Baird, R. Chorich. Y Second Row: R. Borucki, Mgr. G. Raspopovich, I. Novarro, F. Borucki, B. Degmon, D. Lewis, N. Popravak, D. Grankowski, j. Pryzbyz, W. Forrest, H. Pritikin, Coach. When the 1951-52 junior Basketball season started, experts throughout the city had one comment, Watch out for Bowen. During the season Bowen was getting noticeably stronger, and when it came time for the champion- ship play-offs, no one was surprised to see that Bowen had taken second place in the tough south section. The Boilermakers racked up six consecutive games before meeting C.V.S. CCity Championsj and gave the Cavaliers their best game of the year. The next game brought the Bowenites another loss at the hands of the Fenger Five, striving for the play-offs. Victories over Carver and Morgan Park closed the regular season play. Entering the playoffs with an 8-2 record, Bowen engaged Lindblom of the Central Section and won a real thriller 53-52. Next was Wendell Phillips, first place team in the Central Section. Playing on the Phillip's home floor, before a partisan crowd, the Boilermakers were unable to play consistantly good basketball and were defeated 42-40. This ended the season for the Juniors who had closed a very successful year with a total record of 12-4. LEAGUE GAMES W PLAY-OFFS , Parker Bowen 49 Lindbloom 52 Bowen 53 HafPCf Bowen Phillips 44 Bowen 42 Hirsch Bowen Hyde Park Bowen South Shore Bowen PRACTICE GAMES Calumet Bowen Lakeview 42 Bowen 46 CVS. Bowen St. Mary 14 Bowen 33 Fenger Bowen Harrison 5 l Bowen 60 Carver Bowen St. Rita 51 Bowen 40 Morgan Park Bowen Sixty-three Wrestling First Row: XVilliam Balanoff, Donald Todosichuk, Rosalio Fernandez, James Oliver, Herbert Walberg, Thomas Bloom, Danial Zeizel. Ronald Hudson. Second Row: Thomas Kleefisch, Ray Richardson, Don DeCero, Emil Saviano, Richard Villasenor, Chester Grenda, Ronald Wally, Richard Hanks, Robert Garza, Morton Goren, Asst. Mgr. Third Row: Anthony Coccaro, Mgr., Don Johnson, Charles Bland, Arthur Villasenor, Martin Ruddy, Richard Carragher, Ralph Heinze, Roger Lykins, James DeBolt, Robert McNeil, Walter Ryder, George Podemski, Coach. P This season produced one of the best wrestling teams in recent years. This year it had ten meets, winning 8 and losing 2. In the city play-offs, Bowen lost to Tilclen by 11 score of 49-5 and finished 2nd in the South Section. George O. Podemski, Coach. Sixty-four SCHEDULE U. of C. 17 Bowen M. P. M. A. 17 Bowen Mount Carmel 19 Bowen Mount Carmel 25 Bowen Hirsch 15 Bowen C. V. S. 11 Bowen C. V. S. 13 Bowen Calumet 38 Bowen Kelly 14 Bowen Dunbar 9 Bowen Hays Pllysiml Sdumfiald Department ! Joseph B. McGinnis Chairman, Boys' Physical Education Depart- ment. OFFICERS John Loumbas -- I .... President Harold Stearman ..... Vice-President Angelo Strazzante .... Sec. - Treat. First Row: T. Barnes, B. Koch, R. O'Neal. Second Row: F. Balrerzak, M. Ostrowski, L. Ehcllich, E. Holtslander, J. Anderson. Kaya Kawliug league The team consisting of Harold Stearman, Don Mitchell, Bill Gram, and Dave Morgan were the champs this year. They called themselves the Four Jugsu. The Three Strikes and a Blown, con- sisting of Angelo Strazzante, Glenn Bingman, Paul Polovina and Dave Houser, gave Stearman and his boys a run for their money by finishing only one game behind. Since only nine boys are graduating, next year will be even better than this one. This year the Bowen Bowlers went downtown to engage in the City Prep Pin Crown Championship. Those who bowled were Harold Stearman, Frank Niekrasz, Hank Knerr, john Loumbas, and Angelo Strazzante. . Sixty-jwe 1952 Kascbul! Firsi Row: E. Grba, D. Barber, T. Galovich, R. Jingling, N. Popravak, N. Copolillo, R. Jolly, R. Gorence, R. Herndobler, F. Borucki, Mgr. Second Row: H. Pritikin, Coch, R, Jaworski, W. Rozich, L. Boyer, R. Peterson, J. Bozich, C. Jahnke, R. Moreland, W. McGee, R. Peterlin, P. Suknovich, J. Chengary, D. Napierkowski, H. Sanford, Captain. With only two starters returning from last year's squad a giant rebuilding process was in order. Starting from scratch at the first fall baseball practice in Bowen's history, Coach Harry Pritikin set out to make a team that would equal the 1951 squad, which was runner-up for city championship laurels. With All-City hurler Eli Grba and flashy fielding outfielder Nick Popravak to build around and returning lettermen Chengary, Napierkowski, and Herndobler, who were used mainly in utility roles last season, things did not look quite so dark. , Chip Jahnke, Ron Moreland, and Wayne McGee returned to bolster the pitching staff, and Bob jolly and Dick Jingling returned to the infield. The starting infield consisted of Herndobler, Gorence, jolly and Chengary, while Napierkowski, Popravak and Peterlin patrolled the pastures. In combining veterans and rookies, Coach Pritikin has created another fine diamond Crew. Sixty -sir 1952 Hassan!! 5 Since taking over the duties of Baseball mentor last year, Coach Harry Pritikin has led his teams through two very successful seasons. Last year his team went to the city finals in Comiskey Park, before falling before the Cavaliers from Chicago Vocational. Mr. Pritikin, besides building championship baseball teams, is also the basketball coach, and has tutored top-flight hoopsters. His junior teams for the past two years have gained city playoff berths, and he has built up the senior squad from scratch into a respected quintet. To prove his ability as a coach, 5 of last year's starting 9 are in college on scholarships, and 1 is playing professional ball in the Brooklyn Dodger farm chain. Some record! Coach Harry H. Pritikin. BASEBALL SCHEDULE Parker 0 Bowen 1 1 Hirsch 5 Bowen 0 SOl1th Sl'101'6 2 Bowen 7 Calumet 1 Bgwen 2 Morgan Park 0 Bowen 5 Bishop Noll 7 Bowen 8 Austin O Bowen 4 St. Rita 3 Bowen 6 C. V. S. 1 Bowen 0 Morgan Park 0 Bowen 6 Hyde Park 0 Bowen 11 KNO fast ball. 611. GND? How's Sanford doing, Mr. O'Neal? Sixty-seven U16 Girl ,flfhlefif Assveiafion The Largest Organization in Bowen R Whaf? The G. A. A. of Coursel G.A.A. stands for Girls' Athletic Association and is open to all girls in Bowen. The girls who join receive many benefits from the association as a whole. Its main purpose is to provide recreational and social activities for all of its members, and to foster a feeling for and a practice of good sportsmanship and fair play. The Girls' Athletic Association is the largest organization at Bowen, with a membership of l,0O0. Membership for a semester is only 10 cents. The membership card is used for admission to playdays, splash parties, G.A.A. Award Assemblies and many other events. 1 SENIORS . Firxi Row: D. Houston, D. Barron, M. Brennan, M. Klinowski, H. Wi- tecki, G. Johnson, B. Ullman, B. Tomczak, G. Zarrelli, M. Nehls, V. Flowers, H. Miller, V. Grohe. Second Row: R. Herrick, G. Z.oo..l, J. Jablonski, E. Middleton, C. Mid- dleton, M. Markopoulus, B. Powers, L. Rogers, Jones, C. Smith, D, Sparrow, E. Ferkich, R. Janik, E. Janik. Third Row: B. Doerr, M. Lejko, D. Cholewinski, J. Beck, J. Stein- way, M. Stark, M. Aronson, N. Prochnow, B. Safstrom, R. Frazier. Fourth Row: D. Miner, M. H'yzy, V. Tadin, B. Gradisher, M. Brzoska, M. Brzoska, F. Smaga, M. Eich, G. Hirson, B. Gornick, N. Popo- vich, M. Schurla. First Row: M. Gadzinski, D. Wil- son, S. Nazey, B. Stack, B. Shaw- crofc, H. Johnson, A. Kral, F. Grabbe, L. Garriock, D. Pappa- george, J. Beck, D. Radja, M. Parks. Second Row: A. Jurkash, J. Lihota, M. Lisac, S. Markovich, C. Smaltz, T. Siuba, N. Hoppe, D. Bernick, N. Brawthen, R. Janik, B. Harmon, E. Zigich, M. Kuzmar. Third Row: P. Magina, I. Seligman, M. Klinowski, M. Moriarity, C. Metz, M. Grefsheim, Michalak, L. Kudlo, R. Mescheivitz, J. Przek- was, B. Kurecki, P. .Kumor. Fourth Row: L. Lorrenti, N. Hart, S. Houser, J. Moffett, M. Pavich, D. Vukodinivich. First Row: N. Higgins, J. Lulin- ski, H. Cornejo, G. Geringer, L. Lilovich, H. Meleskie, K. Radoso- vich, B. Radelja, R. Renas, D. Harapat, N. Drummond. Second Row: A. Vespa, F. Twilley, D. Harmon, C. Mills, D. Mertic, R. Gilmore, B. Hale, J. Carlson, M. Bower, J. Balli, B. Corpus. Third Row: L. Lucchese, P. Alka- viclx, C. Bouras, G. Laskowski, B. Helmick, A. Hollingshead. Sixty-eight 5. al. al. The G.A.A. Board is composed of chairmen chosen for the different activities. These girls are selected for their capability to carry out the job they intend to take. The officers of 1951 were: President ..................,... Mary Hyzy Vice-President ............ Myrna Grefshiem Treasurer ---. ........... Marianne Klinowski Secretary ...................-.. Joan Guch The Chairmen of different activities were: Recording Secretaries .... Barbara Doerr, Joanne Delich, Cathy Obradovich Membership ...... Gerry Geringer and Loretta Lilavich Publicity .........,..... Marguerite Brennan Porzer ...... Claudette Siminic, Irene Seligman and Ann Harris Team ....... Gloria Garcia and Ethel Johnson Swim ....... Ruth Poppek and Lois Halquist Bowling -W ..... Vivian Tadin and Judy Madsen Service Girly' Representative --Constance Smith Stiidenz Board ................ Marie Ristich JUNIORS First Row: S. Ratkovich, R. Koper- nik, L. Velchek, Z. Basara, J. Mill- sap, E. Miller, D. Butorac, M. Mars, G. Falbo, J. Madsen, N. Zorich, G. Guimond, S. Burecki. Second Row: A. Huesckel, J. Gida, D. Martinez, R. Carr, G. Albright, B. Mazurkiewicz, B. Barbich, P. Ratz, D. Shillinglaw, S. Bailey, B. Adams. Third Row: R. Janiak, P. Meleskie, S. Pillasch, N. Myers, R. Nick- sick, S. Zehme, E. Fischer, B. Ap- plegren, A. Panagas. Firsi Row: J. Dawson, B. Spasoff, P. Antkovic, J. Sowa, R.,,Poppeck, C. Obradovich, E.'.Ma-yerj E. John- son, V. Gasparac, J. Delich, M. Plys, R. Wright, G. McVey. Second Row: I. Alcala, M. Wolx- legemuth, M. Kirk, C. Czaplewski, E. Thomas, D. Lorenzin, G. Stake, R. Stepanski, J. Koulak, B. Ziol- kowski, T. Sehiola, E. Vellegas. Third Row: S. Grankowsldi, P. Hamlin, Grabowski, A. Hansen, A. Harris, B. McKenna, B. Mc- Farland, B. Justeson, B. Markow- ski, M. Macracken, M. Johnson. L. Hultquist, B. Markowslfi. Fourth Row: J. Morris, J. Gida, M. Sauer, J. Valentine, M. Hernan- dez, J. Konar, C. Moffett, J. Evans. SOPHMORES First Row: J. Kupiec, M. Gorel, C. Antonelli, G. Jurincie, Tib- hals, J. Tibbals, P.. Dezzetal, L. Colverr, F. Chase, H. Sawam, J. Kennedy. Second Row: B. Vaughn, M. Lopez, F. Ganz, J. Plasek, M. Hauptman, M. Gerhis, A. Bauer, A. Mira- bella, J. Allush, J. Smith, G. Sou- kop, N. Stines, S. Klinowski. Third Row: A. Sipulski, M. Hunt, V. Keller, B. Oshefsky, S. Harsany, H. Alexich, K. Bonik, B. Hocking, C. Klinorski, C. Koche, S. Finke, B. Korsach, R. Stahl. Fourth Row: S. Sasic, M. Randall, S. Grislak, E. Softum, B. Harring ton, J. Saban. Sixty- nine 6.4. fl. The Board, under Mrs. S. Stern's supervision, plan the activities, such as the Intramural Tournaments and the All-Star Teams. There are Intramural Tournaments for Volleyball and Basketball teams, and All-Star Teams are chosen in Volleyball, Basketball and Captain Baskeball. Also the Board gives a Freshie Party. This is a party given for all lB's to get them acquainted with each other and the G.A.A. At the end of each semester an award assembly is held. Awards are given to the Intramural winners and the girls who come out on top in the Marathon swimming are awarded medals. Certificates are given to the girls who come out the highest in the Posture Contest. Bowling emblems are also given to the highest team in the bowling league and the girls with the five highest individual scores. The main awards are the Emblems, Letters, and Chevrons, To receive an Emblem, one must have earned 500 points, to re- ceive a letter one must have 1000 points and a Chevron 1000 points.. These points are made in general gymnastic work, health, team games, individual activities, leadership and scholarship. After a girl has re- ceived her Emblem, Letter and Chevrons, she may tryfor the Highest award the G.A.A. can offer, and that is a Gold Pin and Star. f SOPHOMORES . First Row: L. Weber, L. Vuletich, T. Bubisch, Eleigler, B Zinda, B. Stefanski, M. Nunez, P. Godinez, , S. Garcia, J. Coci, L, Trojanowski, D. Velchek. Second Row: D. Guadagno, M. l M. Mendehson, G. September, B. Uram, F. Nowakowski, G. Miller, G. Jarek, B. Fautz, K. Johnson, J. Ryba, S. Kocsak, D. Gonzales, P. Wright. Third Row: J. Johnson, R. Ber- V Safe, B. Buttala, R. Seabloom, L. In Kosich, Y. Stropin, C. Simunic, E. Pavlekovich, L. Kolanczyk, N. Barnes, A. Dammann. K. Thomas. First Row: C. Ferek, B. Hinrichsen, R. Witt, S. Meyerberg, A. H'ynek, M. Berlin, A. McDonough, G. Per- oska, J. Coppolillo, L. Chorak, M. Lozo, A. Moreno. Second Row: C. Luebke, J. Fend- rich, B. Fenstermaker, M. Graves, A. Fallquist, B. Ulfbanczyk, D. Pozawaski, B. Johnson, B. Schinek, A. Ehrlich, F. Fitzpatrick, N. Bru- baker, R. Worthington. Tbird Row: M. Rezak, J. Bregen- zer, A. Thews, T. Tetaz, J. Swan- sson, M. Wensley, I. Berliro, B. Novak, M. Yerkovich, S. Balback, B. Bonander, J. Bergner. First Row: L. Reb, B. Bagnavite, A. Sobocinski, R. Berry, B. Motyki, R. Remy, M. Templeton, G. Spel- lar, B. Todarichuk, S. Todarichuk, C. Irving, B. Thomas. Second Row: L. Bellamy, M. Bara- czak, A. Capraze, J. Connery, R. Ramuler, S. Hart, C. Hills, D. Mercon, N. Auten, K. Kostas. Third Row: D. Rider, J. Holm, D. Mock, M. Marvich, N. Peters, B. Eide, C. Hildenbrand, R. Gal- lagler, M. Gornick, S. Strange. M. Mistovich. Seventy September 1951 - January 1952 September 17-Freshie Party Sept. 18 - Oct. 2-Membership Drive October 3-Bowling Practice October S-Marathon Started October 17-26-Preliminary Check-up October 19-Football Hop November 8-Picture Day November 9-Freshman Playday LETTER GIRLS First Row: M. Lejko, E. Vellagas, C. Smith, C. Obradovich, B. Doerr M. Hyzy, M. Schurla, G. Garcia L. Lilovich, D. Houston. Secorld Row: Miss. A. Smith, M Plys, G. Zobel, D. Harmon, N Higgins, B. Gornick, A. Jurkash, M. Grefshiem. 500 POINT EMBLEMS First Row: L. Trojanowski, J. Jones, L. Lilovich, M. Plys, O. Hamlin, A. Gobel, M. Brzoska, M. Brzoska, S. Zehme, E. Fischer, D. Papa geor ge. Srcoml Row: J. Cocci, S.f Harsany, M. Hunt, M. Schurla, J. Delich, B. Doerr, M. Hyzy, B. Slawnikow- ski, C. Obradovich, M. Gadzinski, T. Schiola, G. Payavich. s s 5. fl. fl. G. A. A. CALENDAR November November December December December January 12 December January 25 16-Sophomore Playclay 50-Junior Playday 7-Senior Playday 11-G.A.A. Board and Letter Girls Christmas Party 13-14-All-Star Tryouts -Intramural Games 16-Visiting High Schools Playday -Award Assembly and Luncheon Seveutyrone X .xf.m..Mvmmfwk,www-w.MW February 1952 - June 1952 February 13-Bowling Practice February 15-Freshie Party February 18-29-Membership Drive February 20-Bowling Started SWIM SERVICE First Row: M. Smoron, M. Gadzinski, A. McDonough, B. Derwin, V. Grobe, S. Todosichuk, B. Buttala, S. Ander- son, A. Harris, A. Bakovich, M. Mass, J. Kulak, R. Meschievitz, E. Mayer, L. Lilovich, D. Harmon. Second Row: B. Doerr, Y. Stropin, C. Ray, J. Saban, D. Shillinglaw, L. Kosich, M. Mihalich, J. Griffith, J. Vukosovic, R. Kindler, E. Landini, E. Sawich, B. Hocking, M. Randall, C. Simunic, N. Peters, A. Gobol, F. Grabbe, L. Vuletich. Third Row: G. Zobel. INTERMEDIATE SWIMMERS First Row: N. Brawthen, D. Bernick, B. Eide, N. Peters, B. Krsak, B. Tom- czak, B. Ullman, G. September, C. Antonello, R. Worthington. Second Row: S. Meyefbefg, I. Berlow, A. McDonough, M. Wensley, N. Proch- now, J. Beck, M. Parks, A. Damman, N. Barnes, K. Thomas. SECRETARY SERVICE First Raw: B. Spasoff, L. Trojanowski, J. Allush, O. Hamlin, M. Schurla, M. Brennan, M. Lejko, A. Gobul, E. Morales, A. Thews, Swanson, Jones. Second Row: G. Gowkup, M. Brzoska, D. Miner, M. Brzoska, N. Popovich, B. Gradisher, B. Uham, J. Ryba, I. Balli, H. Miller. Third Row: J. Millsap: C. Koch, J. Madsen, G. Zobel, A. Davern, P. Arn- dt, N. Meyers. GYM SERVICE Fin! Row: Y. Stropin, R. Meschie- vitz, D. Harmon, B. Novak, G. Las- kowski, D. Mock, H. Alexich, L. Weber, S. Harsany, M. Gadzinski, C. Smith, D. Shillinglaw, D. Papageorge, A. Panagas. Second Row: B. McFarland, N. Peters, Cr Ray, E. Pavlekovich, M. Kupper- schmidr, L. Kosich, L. Lilovich, D. Sparrow, B. Spasoff, F. Tetaz, M. Hfunt, B. Buttala, B. Blue, S. Ander- son, J. Tibbals. Third Row: R. Kindler, A. Medina, C. Simunic. M. Hyzy, B. Doerr, P. Norgard, L. Consentino, L. Vuletich, A. Golob, J. Millsap, E. Mayer, V. Keller, M. Teplitz, A. Sobocinski, J. Tibbals. G. fl. A. March March March March 3-Marathon Started 7-Membership Winner Playday 14-Freshman Playday 17-21-Application for Awards Preliminary Check-up Seventy three Qi MLA. BOWLING First Row: D. Wilson, S. Nazey, B. Doerr, H. Witecki, V. Tadin, J. Madsen, G. Geringer, M. Kozlowski, E. Ferkich, V. Flowers, G. Zobel, P. Antkovic. Second Row: S. Meyerberg, M. Kirk, J. Morris, J. Dawson, M. Gadzinski, R. Remy, S. Srang, N. Hoppe, B. Buttala, D. Shillinglaw, B. Hale, R. Camer, N. Brawtlaen, B. Ullman, D. Eagleton, D. Bernick, F. Fitzpatrick, Piening. Third Row: D. Kroma, A. McDonough, M. Meyers, A. Harris, L. Weber, D. Velchek, J. Bergner, R. Seabloom, N. Barnes, I. Berlow, S. Balbach, S. Lincoln, J. Millsap, J. Sowa, M. Piechnik, E. Zigich, D. Anderson. March 21-Sophomore Playday March 28-Junior Playday April 4-Senior Playday April 16-Election of Officers Election of May Queen May 7-G.A.A. Board Member Applications May 15-Volleyball Tournament May 16-May Dance A May 22-Freshman and Sophomore All-Star Volleyball Tryouts May 26-Junior and Senior All-Star Volleyball Tryouts June 2-Posture Contest June 3-Baseball All-Star Tryouts June 4-Last Day of Bowling June 20-G.A.A. Award Assembly and Luncheon l Barbara Doerr. Marcella Gadzinski, Dorothy Wilson, Jean Dawson, Sally Nazey. Bernice Hale, Harriet Witecki, Geraldine Gcringer, Dolores Kroma. Seventy-jour 4 Qi? I A25 First-Prom night! Soft lights, beautiful music, and one's bid filled from the first to the last dance. Then come the crackling fires and the comradeship of the steak fry. What's next on the schedule? All the dignity of being cited at the Award Assembly and finally-Pomp and Circum- stance starting us off on our last program at Bowen. ml 8 ff Qi -e , 1 - ... Y gu1..l..E 1'nN K I7 ! S H .- -rc xii 1 Q V i Q ' A l eff: e e Q2 Z- r. . 1' ' is Nw' 1 'L' i U V 4 i Seven ty-six Che Hlass of january 7952 Seventy-eight OFFICERS President ..... .......... .... R o nald Riggs Vice-President --- --- Doris Harapat Secretary ..... -- Julie Simonian Trearnrer .... - ........ --- Joan Melcic Bowenite Erlitorln-Chief ........................ joan Safsrrom Clary Morto: We Build the Ladder by Which We Rise. Clasf Colorr: Green and White. Clary Flower: White Lily with Green center. CHAIRMEN OF SENIOR COMMITTEES Cornrnencernenz ................................ Carole Peters Prom ,....... ..... J oan Lulinski Award .... .... I rving Shipkowitz Hiyztorlcal ........ .... J ulie Sirnoniau Flower and Molto --- -- Leonard Poninski Social ........... --- Doris Harapat Financial and Gift --- --- joan Melcic RAMON ALEMAN Phil Sheridan Basketball '48, ,4-9, '50, ,51, Baseball '51, Intramural Basketball, Catalyzers, Catalyzer Committee, Senior Social Committee, Hall Guard, Star English. JOAN ALEXANDER Bright Girls Chorus, Lyre, GAA, Senior Girls Council, Hall Guard, Sec. Careers Club, Champion Basketball 'SL PAT ALKOVICH Taylor Honor Club, Star English, Latin Club, Senior Girls Council, GAA, Bowenite Sales, Bowen Arrow Sales, Bowen Arrow Office, Basketball '50. STEPHEN ALLFREE Gallistel Band, Orch., Catalyzers, Hall Guard, Star English 4, Band Service, Latin Club, Solo Contest, Brass Ensemble. IRMA BALLI Phil Sheridan GAA, Senior Girls Council, Pan-American Club, Sec. Service, Gym Service, Sub-Debs, Reg. Office, Capt. Basketball Champs ,4-9. RUDI BAUMANN Gallistel Wfrestling, Library Club, Visual Ed., Honor Club, Catalyzers, Star English, Tau Pi Alpha. ISIAH BAUTISTA Sullivan Visual Education, Honor Club, Hall Guard, Cata- lyzers, Star English, French Club, Shuttterbugs. MARJORIE BILTGEN Bright Girls Chorus, Bowling League, Senior Girls Council RICHARD BOLEK Bright Hall Guard, MinSenior ROTC, Pan-American Club, Star English. CHRISTINE BOURAS Clay Girls Chorus, Honor Club, Senior Girls Council, Jacket Girls, GAA, Lyra, Vice-Pres. Girls Chorus '51, Catalyzers, Bowenite Sales, Star English. MERLE ANN BOWER Gallistel GAA, Att. Office, Swim Service, Gym Service, Senior Girls Council, Life-Saving, Girls Chorus, Bowen Arrow Sales, Bowling, Star English, Sub-Debs, Intramural Volleyball. CARMEN CARDENAS Thorp GAA, Hall Guard, Swim Service, Gym Service, Pan- American, Senior Girls Council, TPA, Junior-Senior Swim Life Saving, Study Hall. JANICE CARLSON Coles Pres. National Honor Society, Honor Club, Cata- lyzers, Pres. Senior Girls Council, Jacket Girls, Mixed Chorus, Student Board Rep., Bowen Arrow Staff, Prin. Adv., GAA, Library Service, Hall Guard. RAUL CARRILLO Thorp CRUZ CHACON Thorp GAA, Pan-Americ an Club, Library Service, Unit Marker. HORTENSE CORNEJO Thorp GAA, Pan-American Club, Senior Girls Council, Gym Service, Swim Service, Tennis Club, Bowling League, Office Worker. BEATRICE CORPUS' Phil Sheridan GAA, Senior Girls Council, Pan-American Club, Study Hall Att. DON COUGHLIN St. Bronislava Intramural Basketball '50, '51. Seventy-nine 7952 i l January JOSEPHINE DASOVICH Bright GAA, Bowen Arrow Sales, Swim Service, Sub-Debs, Senior Girls Council, Jacket Girls. HELENE DEMAS Clay Pan-American Club, Senior Girls Council, GAA, Honor Club, Service Girls, Sr. All-Star Baseball '51, Bowen Arrow Sales, Office Worker. MARY ANN DINGER Phil Sheridan GAA, Senior Girls Council, Main Office, Hall Guard. RESA DONATH Coles jacket Girls, Senior Girls Council, Bowenite Staff, Honor Club, Star English, Service Girls, Arrow Sales, Help, Hall Guard, Bowenite Rep., GAA, Office Drama Club. NICOLINA DONOFRIO , Bright Honor Club, Senior Girls Council, Pan-American Club, Lyre, Girls Chorus, Basketball. RONALD DROST Taylor Baseball ,50, BSI, Catalyzers, Hall Guard, Visual Ed. NONA DRUMMOND Phil Sheridan Jacket Girls, Senior Girls Council, Sub-Debs, Gym Service, Swim Service, Personal Service, GAA. JAMES EWING Gallistel Library Club, Catalyzers. DONALD FRANK Luella Bowen Arrow Adv. Mgr., Catalyzers, Vice. Pres. Chess and Checker Club, Chess Team, Bowling League, Hall Guard. ESTHER GARCIA Sullivan GAA, Honor Club, Pan-American Club, Senior Girls Council, Gym Service. FRANK GARCIA Stage Crew. RONALD GARDNER Taylor Bethlehem Lutheran GERALDINE GERINGER Jacket Girls, Senior Girls Phil Sheridan Council, Bowen Arrow Staff. Honor Club, GAA Board, Bowling League, Sub-Debs, Pan-American Club, Gym Service, Cata- lyzers, Library Club, Football Ticket Salesman, Con- ference Room. ROSEMARY GILMOUR Phil Sheridan Jacket Girls, Sub-Debs, Senior Girls Council, Hall Guard, Swim Service, GAA, Capt. Basketball '49, Registration Office. HARRY GOSS SS. Peter and Paul Bowling '50, '51, Hall Guard, Stage Crew, Cata- lyzers. BERNICE HALE Gallistel Mixed Chorus, Honor Club, Jacket Girls, Bowling League, Reg. Office, Attendance Office, Catalyzers, GAA, Senior Girls Council, Sub-Debs, OLIVE HAMLIN Gallistel Honor Club, GAA, Senior Girls Council, Latin Club, Pres. Catalyzers, Letter Girls, Girls Chorus, Library Club, Star English, Advanced Art, Service Girl, Sync. Swim, Sub-Debs, Tau Pi Alpha. DORIS ANN HARAPAT . Gallistel Star English, Pan-American Club, Library Club, Catalyzers, Senior Girls Council, Jacket Girls, Bowen- ite Sales, Reg. Office, Hall Guard, Main Office, Band, Bowling, Sub-Debs, GAA, ,Social Ch. DOROTHY HARMON Thorp GAA. Letter Girls, Jacket Girls, Senior Girls, Servettes, Service Girl, Hall Guard. ARTHUR I-IART LewisAChamplain RALPH A. HEINZE Caldwell Picked Platoon '48, '49. '50, '51, Mixed Chorus Visual Ed., Sec. Catalyzers, Tau Pi Alpha, Ushers Club, Pan-American Club, Prin. Adv. Comm., Wrestling '48, NCO, Star English, Hall Guard. BARBARA HELMICK Luella Star English, Catalyzers. Girls Chorus, Lyre, GAA, Bowling, All-Star Basketball, Gym Service, Senior Girls Council, Arrow Staff, Sub-Debs, Hall Guard, Office Service, Bowenite Sales, Ticket Sales, GEORGE HENNEY Gallistel Catalyzers, Intramural Basketball, Main Office, Hall Guard. NOREEN HIGGINS Bright GAA Board, Letter Girl, All-Star Basketball, Honor Club, Bowen Arrow Staff, Senior Girls Council, Student Board, Library Club, Jacket Girls. BERNARD HOGANCAMP Phil Sheridan ROTC, Hall Guard, Study Hall Attendance. ALICE HOLLINGSHEAD Phil Sheridan Band, Orch., Drum Majorette, Band Rm. Service, Senior Girls Council, Jacket Girls, Latin Club, Star English, GAA, Sync. Swim, Caralyzers, Solo Contest, Girls Chorus, Swim Service, Bowenite, Representative. HOWARD JACKSON Gallistel Catalyzers, Intramural Basketball '49, '50, '51, Office Service, Pan-American Club. JOAN KENDICK Caldwell Ed. Bowen Arrow, Honor Club, Catalyzers, Sync. Swim, Bowling, Latin Club, Treas., Chess Club. Star English, Drama Club, Sub-Debs, GAA, Gym Service, Office, Senior Girls Council. MARILYN KRAMER Gallistel Nat. Honor Society,' Student Board, GAA, Sec. Senior Girls Council, Honor Club, Latin Club, Prin. Adv. Comm., Library Club, Drama Club, Capt. Basketball Champs '49, Catalyzers, Mixed Chorus, Sub-Debs, Att. Office, Hall Guard. HELEN KRESICH Gallistel Pan-American Club, Attendance Office, Senior Girls Council. GAA, Sub-Debs, Hall Guard, Library Club, Catalyzers, Social Comm., Sec. English. FRED KRIEGER Phil Sheridan Intramural Basketball. DOLORES KROMA, Taylor GAA, Senior Girls Council, Attendance Office, Sub'Debs. JOAN LA FORTUNE PAZ LASARO N. Thorp Pan-Americ an Club. GERALDINE LASKOWSKI Sullivan Honor Club, Student Board, All-Star Volleyball, GAA, Latin Club, Gym Serv., Att. Office, Cata- lyzers, Star Eng., Jacket Girls, Bowen Arrow Sales. LORETTA LILOVICH Thorp All-Star Volleyball, French Club, Senior Girls Council. Star Eng., Hall Guard, GAA Board, All- Star Baseball '48, '50, '51, All'Star Capt. Basketball '49, Gym Service, Catalyzers, Basketball Champs '49, Mixed Chorus, GAA, Letter Girls. fi Q- 52 3 i i l E 5 1 1952 I . Q., january Eighty-two LOUIS LOPEZ Bright Usher Club, Rifle Team, Picked Platoon. LOUISE LOPEZ Bright Pres. Pan-American Club, Sec. Girls Chorus, GAA, Senior Girls Council, Hall Guard, Office, Gym Service, Star Eng., Star History, All-Star Baseball '49, All-Star Volleyball '50, '51, All-Star Basketball '50, Swim Serv., Att. Office, Conf. Office, Lyre, RITA LOPEZ Thorp GAA, Senior Girls Council, Att. Office, Gym Service, Gym Office, Main Office, Hall Guard. LORENZA LUCCHESI Thorp Honor Club,Gym Service, Senior Girls Council, Att. Office, GAA, Sub-Debs, Latin Club, 'Captain Basketball '49, Bowen Arrow, Hall Guard. JOANNE LULINSKI Bright GAA, Student Board Rep., Swim Service, Hall Guard, Att. Office, Honor Club, Star English, Ballet Club, Jacket Girls, Senior Girls Council, Sub- Debs, Prom Comm. Chairman, Clean-Up Comm. FRANK MALIS Gallistel Band, Orchestra, Hall Guard, Intramural Basketball, Frosh-Soph Football, Advanced Art, Bowling League. TONY MARAVILLA Bright Catalyzers, ROTC, Picked Platoon, Visual Ed., Vice-Pres. Pan-American Club, Reg. Office. JACK MASSUCCI Gallistel Football '49, '50, '51, Football Capt. '51, Baseball '50, '51, Pres. Student Board, Pres. Mixed Chorus, Intramural Basketball, Catalyzers, Hall Guard, Lettermen. FRANK MASTERS Caldwell ROTC, Hall Guard, Rifle Team, Picked Platoon, Visual Ed., Catalyzers, Star History. EDWARD MAZUREK Sullivan Student Board, Pres. Mixed Chorus, Treas. Boys Bowling League, Catalyzers, Hall Guard, Latin Club, Star English, Football '49, Drama Club. ROBERT MCKASKY Caldwell Star English, Visual Ed., Bowen Arrow Office, Hall Guard. JOAN MELCIC Bright Honor Club, Class Treasurer, SGC Treas. Main Office, Attendance Office, Service Girls, Senior Volleyball Champs, Hall Guard, Star English, GAA, All-Star Volleyball and Basketball, Bowen Arrow Sales, Student Board, Jacket Girls, Sub-Debs, Latin Club. HELEN MELESKIE Gallistel Mixed Chorus, GAA, National Honor Society, Honor Club, Volleyball Champs '50, Hall Guard, Main Office, Bowenite, Senior Girls Council, Gym Service, Reg. Office, Star English, Catalyzers, Arrow Sales, Sync. Swim. Letter Girls. LOIS MERCIER Gallistel National Honor Society, Honor Club, Bowen Arrow Staff, Senior Girls Council, Library Club, GAA, Girls Chorus, Order of the Lyre. UOLORES MERTIC Taylor GAA, Honor Club, Student Board, Latin Club, Library Club, Mixed Chorus, Senior Girls Council, Drama Club, Capt. Basketball Champs '49, Cata- lyzers, Att. Office, Sub-Debs, TPA. CAROL MILLS St. Joseph Managing Ed. Bowen Arrow, Girls Chorus, Lyre, Chorus Librarian, Senior Girls Council, Bowen Arrow Sales, Bowenite Rep., GAA, Main Office, Sub-Debs, Social Chairman Girls Chorus. DONALD MRKACEK Gallistel Intramural Basketball, Latin Club, Hall Guard. THEODORE MURIEKO Gallistel Honor Club, Star English, Latin Club, Intramural Basketball. OTIS NEAL Thorp RICHARD O'KOREN Taylor Latin Club, Star English, Catalyzers. RICHARD OLEJNIK Immaculate Concpt. Baseball '49, '50, '51, Basketball ,49.i ,50, '51, Catalyzers, Intramural Basketball Champs '50, '51, Star English, Hall Guard, Visual Ed., Shutterbugs, Lettermen, Mixed Chorus. DELPHINE OREL Thorp Att. Office, GAA, Senior Girls Council, Sub-Debs. TONY ORTIZ Thorp Band, Orch., Catalyzers, ROTC, NCO, Hall Guard, Shutterbugs, Office, Clarinet Ensemble. ROBERT PACITTI Bright Stage Crew, Shutterbugs, Star English, Bowenite Salesman. ROBERT PAKASKI Bright Prom Comm., Drama Club, Office, Hall Guard Capt., Visual Ed., Mixed Chorus, Catalyzers, Star English, Latin Club, Clean-Up Comm., ROTC, Tau Pi Alpha. ' JERRY PEARSON Gallistel CAROLE PETERS Gallistei French Club, Catalyzers, Visual Ed., Hall Guard, Chairman of Commencement, Honor Club, Sec. Girls Chorus, Vice-President National Honor Society, Lyre, Senior Girls Council, Student Board, Prin. Adv. Comm., Reg. Office, Star English, GAA, Bowenite Staff, Promm Comm. VALARIE PETERSON Gallistel Girls Chorus, Hall Guard, Latin Club, Catalyzers, GAA, Jacket Girls, Sub-Dabs, Senior Girls Council, Office, Star English. ERNEST PETTIS Thorp WILLIAM PICKMAN Coles Catalyzers, French Club, Intramural Wrestling '49, Hall Guard. ROS-S PIPER A Caldwell Visual Ed., Star English, Picked Platoon, Catalyzers, Hall Guard. LEONARD PONINSKI Warren Baseball '50, '51, Star English, Catalyzers, Hall Guard Capt., Lettermen, Latin Club. RAYMOND QUINONES Sheridan National Honor Society, Honor Club, Student Board, Stage Crew, Pan-American Club, Att. Office, Reg. Office, Star English. BEATRICE RADELJA Taylor GAA, Basketball Champs '48, Gym Service, Con- ference Office. CATHERINE RADOSEVICI-L Thorp GAA, Senior Girls Council, Basketball Captain '48. JOHN RAGONESE ' Bright Latin Club. January Eighty-four ROBERT RASPOPOVICH Thorp Ushers Club, '49, '50, Varsity Fogtball '48, '49, '50, Att. Office, Picked Platoon, Pan-American Club, Intramural Basketball, Catalyzers. ERVIN RENAS Phil Sheridan Stage Crew, Ushers Club, ROTC Officers, Picked Platoon, Catalyzers, Star History. RUTH RENAS Phil Sheridan GAA, Senior Girls Council, Sec. Service, Gym Service, Swim Service, Reg.,Office, Study Hall Att., Office Club, Volleyball Champs. THERESA RENKOWIECKI Sullivan GAA, Honor Roll, Star English, Pan-American Club, Reg. Office, Senior Girls Council, Capt. Basketball Champs, Study Hall Att. RONALD RIGGS Bright Class Pres., N Cat alyzers, Intramural Wrestling '4 9, Intramural Basketball '49, '50, Hall Guard, Pan- American Club, Chem. Asst., Shutterbugs, Prom Comm. , LORA ROBERTS Luella Senior Girls Council, Orch., GAA, Catalyzers, Office Worker, Bowenite Rep., Bowen Arrow Sales. EDWARD ROSIAR Phil Sheridan Officers Club, Pan-American, Catalyzers, Boys Bowling, ROTC. JOAN SAFSTROM Gallistel Ed. Bowenite, Honor Club, Vice-Pres. Girls Chorus, Lyre, Senior Girls Council, Jacket Girls, Student Board, Prin. Adv. Comm., Ballet Club, Reg. Office, GAA, Star English. MARY LOU SARKADY Clay GAA, Senior Girls Council, Orchestra, Gvx: Service. JIMMY SHANKLIN Caldwell Star English, Catalyzers, ROTC, Hall Guard, Foot- ball, Shutterbugs. JOAN SHEA St. Patrick GAA, Vice-Pres. Senior Girls Council, Att. Office, Sub-Debs, Gym Service, Star English, Girls Chorus. Catalyzers, Bowling, Lyre. IRVING SHIPKOWITZ Sullivan Salutarorian, Ch. Award Comm., Bausch St Lomb Award, National Honor, Honor Club, Bowenite Staff, Visual Ed., Catalyzers, Shutterbugs, French Club, Star English, Hall Guard, Student Board, Library Club, Perfect Attendance, Bowenite Sales, Tau Pi Alpha. JULIE SIMONIAN . Gallisrel Treas. French Club, Ballet Club, GAA, Treas. Senior Girls Council, Honor Club, Sec. Senior Class, jacket Girls, Girls Chorus, Catalyzers, Star English, Arrow Sales, Student Board, Hall Guard, Service Girls. . DIANA SKOWRONEK Clay Honor Club, Star English, Bowenite Staff, Bowen Arrow, Pres. 81 Social Chairman Girls Chorus, Vice-Pres. 8l Treas. Latin Club, GAA, Office Service, Senior Girls Council, Order of Lyre, Drama Club, Clean-up Comm. THERESA SLOWINSKI Immaculate Concpt. GAA, Senior Girls Council, Pan-American Club, '50, '51, Girls Volleyball Champs '49, Sub-Debs. CARROLL A. SMITH Thorp Picked Platoon '48, '49, '50, '51, Officers Club, Ushers Club, Fire Marshal. MARY SOLORIO Phil Sheridan GAA, Registration Office, Pan-American Club. RICHARD SPASOFF Thorb Basketball '49, '50, '51, Intramural Basketball '49, '50, '51, Bowen Arrow Sales, Hall Guard. NANCY SWICK Coles Star English, Drama Club, Ballet Club, Sub-Debs, Senior Girls Council, GAA, Gym Service, Girls Chorus, Order of Lyre, Study Attendance. TOM THEROS Clay Bowling Team, Student Board Representative, Honor Club, Chess Club. DAVID THOMPSON Gallistel Band, Orchestra, French Club, Hall Guard. GLORIA TOMICH Clay GAA, Bowen Arrow, Hall Guard, Senior Girls Council, Sub-Debs, Office. NORMAN TORRES Thorp Basketball '49, '50, '51, Intramural Basketball '49, '50, '51, Bowen Arrow Sales, Football '49, Visual Ed., Hall Guard. FRANCES TWILLEY Mound Bayou GAA, Gym Service, Mixed Chorus, Office, Foods Service. FRANK VALADEZ Sheridan Basketball '49, '50, '51, Baseball '50, '51, Frosh- Soph Football '48, Intramural Baskeball Champs '50, Hall Guard. ELINOR VAN CLEAF x Sheridan Pan-American Club, GAA, Senior Girls Council, Sub-Debs, Gym Service, Reg. Office. Hall Guard. GENEVIEVE VARNER Taylor Lyre, Catalyzers, Senior Girls Council, Division Sec., GAA, Att. Office, Hall Guard, Girls Chorus, Sub-Debs. ARLENE VESPA Bright Honor Club, Treas. French Club, Star English, Pres. Ballet Club, Student Board Rep., Library Club, Arrow Sales, Catalyzers, Senior Girls Council, GAA, Bowenite Sales, Bowenite Office, Sub-Debs, Office Help, Drama Club, Prom Comm. DOROTHY WALT Gallistel Star English, Senior Girls Council, Girls Chorus, Lyre, GAA, Volleyball Champs '49, Catalyzers, Hall Guard, Att. Office, Sub-Debs. GERALDINE WASOWICZ Clay Girls Chorus, Lyre, Sec. Girls Chorus, Ballet Club, Senior Girls Council, Star English, French Club, Sub-Debs, Office Club, GAA, Swim Service, Att. Office. DONALD WEINBERG Gallistel Valedictorian, National Honor Society, Honor Club, Unit Commander ROTC, Picked Platoon, Officers Club, NCO, Visual Ed., Catalyzers, Chess Club, Bowenite Staff, French Club, Shutterbugs, Bowen Arrow Sales, Office Club, Color Detail, Hall Guard, Star English. JAMES WILEN Bright Stage Crew, Hall Guard, Att. Office, NCO, Officers Club. BONNIE WILLIAMS Gallistel Girls Chorus, Lyre, Catalyzers, GAA, Ballet Club, Bowling, Bowen Arrow Staff, Bowenite Staff, Honor Club, Senior Girls Council, Drama Club, Star English, Latin Club, Bowenite Sales. PETER ZALESKI Warren Student Board, Advisory Committee, Catalyzers. RICHARD ZEH Bright Major ROTC, Picked Platoon, Rifle Team, Ushers Club, Stage Crew. 7952 Eighty-five CAMERA SHY BEVERLY MAY AUERBACH Hibbard Symphonic Choir, GAA. RICHARD CHIAPETTI Galligtel Football '50, Catalyzers, Student Board, Intramural Basketball. ALBERT SWICK Phil Sheridan Baseball, Basketball, Football. RALPH TIMM Taylor Baseball, Basketball, Intra-Mural Basketball, Hall Guard, Advanced Art, Frosh-Soph Football, Bowling League. Han 11011 Imagine? i Ramon Aleman-being called Ramon instead of Cowboy ? Joan Alexander-never nervous before singing? Pat Alkovich-actually not being friendly? Steve Allfree-having to ask someone how to play the trombone? Beverly Auerbach-without any make-up? Irma Balli-being called Cynthia instead of Con- stance? Rudi Bauman-alert and awake in algebra? Isiah Bautista-not playing the piano for someone? Margie Biltgen-not being on a diet? Richard Bolek-leading the class in something? Christine Bouras-creating a disturbance? Merle Bower-not being gracious? Carmen Cardenas-mad at her gal friends? Janice Carlson-ever having anything to say in class? Raul Carrillo-as anyone but Don Juan? Cruz chacon-with only one skirt to her name? Richard Chiapetti-buying his groceries at a chain store? Hortense Cornejo-without her nickname? Beatrice Corpus--never called Stella in typing? Don Coughlin-getting a hair cut? Jo Dasovich-eating any other kind of potato chips but 1ays'? Helene Demas-with dry hair after swimming? Mary Ann Dinger-bringing anything back on time? Resa Donath-quiet as a mouse? Ronald Drost-watching a baseball game? Nona Drummond-absent from a Jacket Girls Sale? james Ewing-playing the Thin Man in the movies? Donald Frank-having two good legs? Esther Garcia-not being friendly? Eigbty-six - Frank Garcia-coming to school in blue jeans? Ronald Gardner-not talking about his dandy red hair? Geraldine Geringer--winning the Pulitzer Prize for Journalism? 1 Rosemary Gilmour-actually liking French? Harry Goss-full of vim, vigor, and vitality? Bernice Hale-not walking perfectly erect? Olive Hamlin-flunking in Chemistry? Doris Harapat-without Eddie ? Dorothy Harmon-hating gym? Arthur Hart-breezing through an English Course? Ralph Heinze-speaking a harsh Word to anyone? Barbara Helmick-laughing without blushing? George Henney-six foot, three inches high? Noreen Higgins-with water wings? Bernard Hogencamp-having the best company in the R.O.T.C.? Howard Jackson-not chewing gum at a catalyzer meeting? Alice Hollingshead-with a '52 Lincoln? Joan Kendick-without a quotation in English? Marilyn Kramer-not being on the Honor Roll? Helen Kresich-away from Doris Harapat? Fred Krieger-actually being heard above others? Dolores Kroma-without the companionship of Janice Carlson? Paz Lasaro-leading a debate in Civics? Geraldine Laskowski--not playing with her hair in class? Loretta Lilovich-being the Strike-Out King of the Girls National League? Louis Lopez-with a sloppy R.O.T.C. uniform? Louise Lopez-losing her temper? Rita Lopez-screaming? Lorenza Lucchesi-being very outspoken? Eau Wu imagine? y Joanne Lulinski-being voted shyest,'? Frank Mallis-always handing in his homework? Tony Maravilla-not being called Flippo ? Jack Massucci-inactive in sports? Frank Masters-riding a bicycle instead of his motor- cycle? Edward Mazurek-being the shortest midget in the world? Bob McCaskey-enjoying a Shakespearean play? joan Melcic-having a serious moment? Helen Meleskie-with black hair and no freckles? Lois Mercier-not being served by a Buttlar ? Dolores Merticespeaking so as to be heard? Carol Mills-being angry with someone? Donald Mrkacek-having his name pronounced correctly the first time? Ted Murielko-awake for 10 minutes in any class? Otis Neal-not having his last name mistaken for his first name? Richard O'Koren-with a decent haircut? Richard Olejnik-unable to play 3rd base? Delphine Orel-without red hair? Tony Ortiz-with an air of sophistication? Bob Pacitti-full of vim, vigor, and vitality? Bob Pakaski-without a joke to tell? Jerry Pearson-without a wise remark to pass? Carole Peters-having to go on a diet? Valerie Peterson-having a night's lesson done before the next day? Bob Pettis-scowling at everyone? Bill Pickham-always handing in his homework on time? Ross Piper-bald? Lenny Poninski-asking someone how to pitch? Ray Quinones-hating flowers? Beatrice Radelja-without Kay? Kay Radosevich-not falling asleep in some class during the day? john Ragonese-getting S in geometry? Bob Raspopovich-running away from a fight? Ervin Renas-slamming the Stage Crew? Ruth Renas--speaking when not spoken to? Theresa Renkowiecki-keeping quiet? Ronald Riggs-without an office? Lora Roberts-not being in the Band? Edward Rosiar-being seen around without. hisgirl? Joan Safstrom-telling the Bowenite staff what to do? Mary Louise Sarkady-walking through school with- out pals from the Band? Jim Shanklin-being a good automobile insurance risk? joan Shea-not acting sedate and dignified? Irving Shipkowitz-making a mistake? Julie Simonian-forgetting to tell the girls in chorus Diana Skowronek--without the pep to dance? about her nephew? Theresa Slowinski-being seen here, there and every- where? ' Carroll Smith-getting big-headed about every- thing? Richard Spasoff-explaining Einstein's Theory of Relativity? Albert Swick-not being mistaken for Nancy's bro- ther? Nancy Swick--remembering to bring back her course book? Tom Theros-speaking a harsh word to anyone? David Thompson-passing French easily? Ralph Timm-being shy and backward? Gloria Tomich-not having a crush on the bus driver? Norman Torres-not smiling? Frank Valadez-without Riggs and Torres? Elinor Van Cleaf-having her name pronounced correctly? Arlene Vespa-refusing to help out on some extra- curricular activity? Dorothy Walt-not owning a cat? lileraldine Wasowicz-wanting a different color of air? Donald Weinberg-not enjoying arguing? James Wilen-unable to show you a diagram for a pulsating D. C. vibrator. Bonnie Williams-admitting that women are inferior to men? Richard' Zeh-driving slowly? Pete Zaleski-being voted Most Talkativen? Genevieve Varner-being seen around without her boy-friend? Vfednesday, January 30, 1952 Eighty-seven U15 711146 Glass af I9 2 OFFICERS President ........... ............... ---- .... W a r ren Lindgren Vice-President ...... .............. B ill Baird Secretary ---- ......... I ............. ...,... M a ry Hyry Treasurer ............................. ....... L arry Martin Bowenite Editor-in-Chief ............ Myrna Grefsheim Class Motto: Class of 1952, Show the World What We Can Do. Class Colors: Red and White. Class Flowers: HISTORICAL Chairman-Roxanne Herrick Norma Brawthen Marge Brzoska Marie Brzoska Valerie Flowers Arthur Hove Marian Kozlowski Carol Middleton Ethel Middleton Helga Tettinger Charles Schneider PRINTING 85 TICKETS Chairman-Robert Buttala Dione Downs Dean Pearson Barbara Gornick Donna Houston Joe Miller Joyce Steinway Joseph Vanisko Richard Zeisel Eighty-eight Red Roses and Lilies of the Valley. FLOWER 86 MOTTO Chairman-Barbara Doerr Jesse Gallegas David Hart Nancy Hoppe Richard Jurincie Harriet Seymour Barbara Stack Dorothy Wilson Harriet Witecki Norma Ballon Dorothy Cholewinski Paul Losocki Dorothy Papageorge CLASS GIFT Chairman-Pat Magina Donna Anderson Peter jurkash Patricia Miceli Carl Nejman Michael Ostrowski Charles Prigge Estelle Zigich William Dawson PROM AND SOCIAL Claairrmm-Irene Seligman Mavis .Aronson Richard Herndobler Robert Kelly Donald Napierkowski Robert Shillinglaw Carol Paradee Paula Veich Geraldine Zobel Ronald AFrench COMMENCEMENT CAP AND GOWN . Chairman-Clifford Dietrich Claairman--Natalie Popovlch Thomas Bernat Sharon I-Iouser Barbara Lopacki Florence Mutka Robert Nesbitt James Stewart William Woodworth Mary Ann Schurla Marlene Eich AWARD Clauirrnan-James Brubaker- Donald Behnke Rachel Cortez Louise Garriock Garnet Johnson Marguerite Lejko Joy Olson Harold Schroeder Martin White Anita Moreland Florence Smaga Robert Edberg Marcella Gadzinski Anne Jurkash Margarithe Nehls Evelyn Oliver Eugene Siedelmann Vivian Tadin Rita janik I Joe Wroblewski Stella Pilja Margarite Brennan FINANCE C loairmun-Don Liebner Willard Alford Rudy Buttlar Florence Grabbe Mary Lisac John Peterka Delphine Pietarszak Helen Miller Marilyn Stark Joann Zwierzykowski WILLARD ALFORD Caldwell Rifle Team, Officers Club, Picked Platoon, Cata- lyzers, Arrow Sales, Hall Guard. DONNA ANDERSON Caldwell Mixed Chorus, GAA, Star English, Pan-American Club, Sub-Debs, Catalyzers, Jacket Girls, Senior Girls Council, Intramural Volleyball. MAVIS ARONSON Gallistel Mixed Chorus, Catalyzers, GAA, Bowenite Sales, French Club, Sub-Debs, Senior Girls Council, Reg. Office, Swim Service, Intramural Basketball, Tau Pi Alpha, Jacket Girls. WILLIAM BAIRD Luella Basketball '49, '50, '51, Intramural Basketball Champs, '50, Lettermen, Treas., Vice-Pres. Mixed Chorus, Star History, Star English, Visual Ed., Latin Club, Ticket Sales, Hall Guard, Catalyzers, Vice-Pres. of Senior Class. WILLIAM BALANOFF Phil Sheridan Wrestling Team, Catalyzers, French Club. FLAVIAN BALCERZAK St. Mary Magdalene Bowling Team, Honor Club, Catalyzers, Intramural Basketball, Hall Guard. DONNA BALES Bethlehem GAA, Girls Chorus, Order of the Lyre, Latin Club, SubeDebs, Gym Service, Star English, Hall Guard, Senior Girls Council. NORMA BALLON Phil Sheridan Advanced Art, Latin Club, Honor Club, Girls Chorus, GAA, Sub-Debs, Catalyzers, Ballet Club, Senior Girls Council, Star Engilsh. EUGENE BARANKIEWICZ Phil Sheridan Ushers Club, Spanish Club, Picked Platoon. MARTHA BARANKIEWICZ Gallistel GAA, Hall Guard, Office, Pan-American Club, Star English, Drama Club, Girls Chorus, Sub-Debs, Order of the Lyre, Senior Girls Council. MARVIN BARKAL Bryant Mixed Chorus, Bowen Arrow Artist, Star English, THOMAS BARNES Caldwell Visual Ed. Club, French Club, Bowling League, Wrestling, Hall Guard. DOLORES BARON St. Mary Magdalene GAA, Honor Club, Gym Service, Study Att., Swim Service, Star English, Senior Girls Council. JEAN BECK Bethlehem Lutheran Adv. Art, GAA, Foods Service, Sub-Debs, Cacalyzers, Girls Chorus, Hall Guard, Senior Girls Council. DONALD BEHNKE Coles Honor Club, Caralyzers, Reg. Office, Hall Guards, Shutterbugs, Officers Club, NCO, Ushers Club, Picked Platoon, Tau Pi Alpha, Star English, Star History, Color Guard, National Honor Society. JAMES BELL Luella Basketball Mgr. '50, '51, Intramural Champs ISI, Intramural '50, '51, Bowling League. THOMAS BERNAT Gallistel Bowen Arrow Sales, Vis. Ed., Catalyzers, Intramural Basketball, Hall Guard, Library Club, Wrestling Team '51, '52, Shutterbugs. DARLENE BERNICK Marsh Ballet Club, Catalyzers, GAA, Latin Club, Sub-Debs, Bowling League, Star English, Student Board, Hall Guard. 1952 Eiglaiy-nine J A -.. . Ninety func' CAROL BJORK Gallistel GAA, Sub-Debs, Hall Guard, Senior Girls Council. HARLES BLAND Clay Football '49, '50, '51, Wrestling '49, '50, '51, '52, Hall Guard, Lettermen, Intramural Wrestling Champ, Bowen Arrow Sales, Bowenite Sales, Catalyzers. TREVOR BLEAKLEY Ireland Student Board, French Club, Catalyzers. EDWARD BONKOWSKI Coles Band, Orch., First Chair Percussion, Drum Ensemble, Star History, Solo Competion, Hall Guard Shutter- bugs, Drum Major. CAROL BORNGRABER Marsh GAA, Hall Guard, Office Worker, Senior Girls Council. FRANK BORUCKI Phil Sheridan Bookroom, Hall Guard, Intramural '50, '51, Basket- ball Team. JOHN BRADICICH Phil Sheridan Sec. Visual Ed., Shutterbugs, Hall Guard, Cata- lyzers, Bowling League. NORMA BRAWTHEN Luella Catalyzers, Mixed Chorus, Sec. Ballet Club, Star English, Library Club, Senior Girls Council, Pan- American Club, Volleyball Champs '49, Bowling Team, Sub-Debs. MARGUERITE BRENNAN Gallistel Hall Guard, Sub-Debs, Pan-American Club, Cata- lyzers, Star English, Honor Club, Gym Service, GAA Board, Senior Girls Council, Att. Office. ALFRED BROKOP Marsh Latin Club, Catalyzers. JAMES BRUBAKER Caldwell Shutterbugs, Bowen Arrow Sales, Star English, Star History, Bowenite Sales, Bowling League, Visual Ed., Att. Office, Main Office, Honor Club, Catalyzers, National Honor. JAMES BRUCE Bethlehem Lutheran Bowenite Staff, Latin Club, Hall Guard, Att. Office. HAROLD BRYCE Phil Sheridan Hall Guard. MARGARET BRZOSKA St. Mary Magdaline Cheerleader, GAA, Honor, Sub-Debs, Senior Girls Council, Gym Service, Sec. Gym, Captain Basket- ball Champs, Star Engish 3, 4, 5, 6, All-Star Base- ball, All-Star Basketball, Reg Office, Ch. Division. MARIE 'BRZOSKA St. Mary Magdaline Cheerleader, GAA, Honor Club, Student Board, Sub-Debs, Gym Service, Senior Girls Council, Cage Girl, Captain Basketball Champs, Star Engish 3, 4, 5, 6, All-Star Baseball, All-Star Basketball, Reg. Office. ROBERT BUTTALA Warren Intramural Basketball, Mixed Chorus, Football Mana- ger '49, Hall Guard. RUDOLPH BUTTLAR Phil Sheridan Football Mgr. '49, '50, Pres. Visual Ed., Ch. Divi- sion, Hall Guard, Honor Club, Catalyzers, Intra- mural Basketball. JOSEPH CARRASCO Phil Sheridan Visual Ed., Shutterbugs, Hall Guard. MARGARET CARRILLO GAA, Senior Girls Council, Sub-Debs, Volleyball Champs, Pan-American Club. ROBERT CARUSO Taylor Band, Star English, ROTC, Picked Platoon, Hall Guard, Bowenite Sales, Bowen Arrow Sales. JOHN CHENGARY Immaculate Conception Basketball, Baseball, Bowenite Rep., Hall Guard, Catalyzers, Intramural Basketball. DOROTHY CHOLEWINSKI St. Bronislava GAA, Gym Service, Swim Service, Cage Service, Sub-Debs, Journalism, Senior Girls Council, Office Help. RACHEL CORTEZ Sullivan GAA, Hall Guard, Sec. Pan-American Club, Service Girl, Sub-Debs, Volleyball Champs, Senior Girls Council, Bowenite Sales, Bowen Arrow Sales. ROBERT CRAMBLE Thorp ROTC. BETTE CRETTOL Gallistel GAA, Sub-Debs, Servettes, Honor Club, Senior Girls Council, Office Help. SCOTT DAHLBERG Caldwell Wrestling Team '48, '49, '50, '51, Intramural Basket- ball, Catalyzers, Hall Guard, Ticket Sales, Star English, Star History. WILLIAM DAWSON Gallistel Star English, Star History, Hall Guard, Catalyzers. JAMES DE BOLT Caldwell Football '49, '50, '51, Intramural Basketball, Hall Guard, Wrestling '49, '50, '51, Latin Club, Cata- lyzers, Lettermen, Ticket Sales. DONALD DE CERO Taylor Bowen Arrow Sales, Bowenite Sales, Visual Ed., Catalyzers, Hall Guard, Intramural Basketball, Ticket Sales, Bowenite Staff. LEONARD DEJNOWSKI Gallistel Intramural Basketball, Hall Guard, Catalyzers. CLIFFORD DIETRICH Bethlehem Lutheran Basketball '50, '51, 52, Intramural Basketball Champs '50, Intramural Basketball '51, Honor Club, Treasurer Latin Club, Student Board, Bowen Arrow Sales, Star English, Ticket Sales, Lettermen, Pres. of Mixed Chorus, Lunchroom Comm. CATHERINE DOBRICH Sacred Heart GAA, Senior Girls Council. BARBARA DOERR, Taylor Hall Guard, Gym Service, Swim Service, Honor Club, Student Board, Vice-Pres. of Letter Girls, GAA Board Recording Sec., Bowenite Rep., Bowen Arrow Rep., Catalyzers, Sub-Debs, Senior Girls Council Pres., Voc. Office Help, Mixed Chorus, Bowling, 500 Point Emblem, Chevron, National Honor Society. DANIEL DOPUDJA . Phil Sheridan Office Help, Bowen Arrow Sales, Hall Guard, Bowl- ing Team, Catalyzers, Ticket Sales. DIONE DOWNS sf. Brides GAA, Senior Girls Council SHIRLEY EAGLETON S Phil Sheridan GAA, Sub-Debs, Gym Service, Office Service, Study Att. Taker, Servettes, Bowen Arrow Sales, Honor Club. ' . l 7952 june I 5 i Niuriy-t zz. 0 ROBERT EDBERG Newton Bowling, Catalyzers, Honor Club, Star History, Math Club, Shutterbugs. ' MARLENE EICH St. Florian GAA, Sub-Debs, Swim Service, Gym Service, Con- ference Room, Hall Guard, Student Board, Jacket Girls, Senior Girls Council, Perfect Att., Star Eng- lish, Division Sec. JACK EVANS Warren Catalyzers, Bowen Arrow. BARBARA FARMER Phil Sheridan GAA, Girls Chorus, Lyre, Sub-Debs, Posture Contest Finals, Senior Girls Council, Jacket Girls, Gym Ser- vice, Swim Service, Hall Guard, Syn. Swim, Office Help, Latin Club. EVELINE, FERKICH Marsh Hall Guard, Bowen Arrow Sales, Ballet Club, Bowl- ing, Band, Bowenite Rep., Drama Club, Drum Majorette, GAA, Honor Club, Senior Girls Coun- cil, Tau Pi Alpha, Star History, Orch., Sub-Debs, TPA Sec. Jacket Girls, Sync. Swim. VAL FLOWERS St. Ailbes Honor Club, Student Board, GAA, Senior Girls, Star History, Star English, Volleyball Champs, Bowling, Gym Service, Perfect Att. JOHN FOSTER Caldwell Band, Mixed Chorus, Pres. Latin Club, Intramural Basketball ,49, Catalyzers, Wrestling '49. RUBEY FRASIER Bryant GAA, Volleyball Champs, Main Office, Conference Rom, Senior Girls Council, Sub-Debs. RONALD FRENCH Gallistel Intramural Basketball, Catalyzers, Hall Guard, In- tramural Wrestling. . DONALD GADDINI Phil Sheridan MARCELLA GADZINSKI Phil Sheridan GAA, Sub-Debs, Bowling, Hall Guard, Servettes, Senior Girls Council, Swim Service, Gym Service. Basketball Champs '51, Personal Service. JESSE GALLEGOS Erskine Honor Club, Bowen Arrow Sales, Star English. DAVID GARDANIER Bright Latin Club, Catalyzers. LOUISE GARRIOCK Caldwell GAA, Honor Club, Gym Service, Swim Service, Sub-Debs, Senior Girls Council, Mixed Chorus, Star English, Star History, Pan-American Club Officer. JAMES GISMONDI Phil Sheridan Intramural Baskeball '51, Catalyzers, Vis. Ed., Bowl- ing '50, '51, NORBERT GLOWACKI Immac. Conception BARBARA GORNICK Taylor Capt. Cheerleaders, GAA, Honor Club, Editor-in- Chief of Bowen Arrow, Student Board, Sec. Sub- Debs, Star English, Sec. Letter Girls, Star History, Pan-American Club, All-Starr Volleyball, Baseball, Captain Basketball, Intramural Volleyball Champs ,48, '49, Philanthropic Comm. Catalyzers, Gym Service, Senior Girls Council, Sec. of National Honor Society. BARBARA GOULD Wadsworth GAA, Sub-Debs, Catalyzers, Bowen Arrow, Star His- tory, Star English, Senior Girls Council, Ticket Sales, Jacket Girls, Drama Club. LOIS GOULD Marsh GAA, Band, Orch., Bowling, Senior Girls Council, First Chair Flute. BETTY GRADISHER St. Francis DeSales Honor Club, Cheerleader, Vice-Pres. of French Club, Gym Service, Bowen Arrow, Regular Office Help, Star English, Stary History, GAA, Sub-Debs, Senior Girls Council, Catalyzers, Bowenite Sales, Personal Service, Att. Office. Bowling, Bowenite Staff. FLORENCE GRABBE Phil Sheridan Sec. of Ballet Club, GAA, Sub-Debs, Mixed Chorus, Honor Club, Star English, Star History, Hall Guard, Swim Service, Gym Service, Bowenite Sales, Personal Service, Att. Office, Bowling. Bowenite Staff. ELI GRBA Marsh Football '51, Baseball '50, '51, '52, Basketball '51, '52, Intramural Basketball, '49, '50, Intramural Champs '50, Lettermen, Bowen Arrow Sales, Frosh- Soph Football '49, All-City Baseball. MYRNA GREFSHEIM Luella Vice-Pres. GAA, Editor of Bowenite, Pres. of Letter Club, Ca t Girls, Sec. Student Board, Sub-Debs, French Pres. Adv. Art Club, Treas. of Honor Club, p. Basketball All-Stars, Volleyball All-Stars, Office Help, Mixed Chorus, Catalyzers, Senior Girls Coun- cil, Gym Service. VIRGINIA GROBE ' Gallistel GAA, Band, Orch., Drum Majorette, Star History, Gym Service, Swim Service, Life Saving, Band Rozm Service, Solo Contest, Adv. Art, Sync. Swim, Sub- Debs, Catalyzers, Senior Girls Council, Jacket Girls, Posture Winner. LEONA HALQUIST Gallistel GAA, Voc. Office, Sub-Debs, Senior Girls Council. BETTY HARMON Thorp GAA, Gym Service, Capt. Basketball All-Stars, Volleyball All-Stars, Senior Girls Council. JUANITA HARRISON Thorp GAA, Sub-Debs, Office Worker, Volleyball Champs, Basketball Champs, Bowenite Sales. DAVID HART Berkeley, Calif. Honor Club, Bowen Arrow, Officers Club, Ushers Club, Fire Marshal, Catalyzers, Intramural Basket-- ball '51, Hall Guard. NANCY HART Lewis Cllamplin Library Club, Bowen Arrow, GAA, Sub-Debs, Basketball Champs '48, Senior Girls Council, Hall Guard, Gym Service, Sec. English. MARY LOU HAYES Gallistel GAA, Sub-Debs, Pan-American Club, Office Help, Ticket Sales, Star English, Star History, Senior Girls Council. RICHARD HERNDOBLER Bethlehem Lutheran Baseball '49, '50, '51, '52, Basketball '50, '51, '52, Lettermen, Catalyzers, Intramural Basketball '48, '49, 50, '51, Student Board, Star English, Hall Guard, Pan-American Club, Clean-Up Comm., ROXANNE HERRICK Luella Orch., Mixed Chorus, GAA, Honor Club, Pres. French Club, Catalyzers, Bowen Arrow, National Honor Society, Senior Girls Council, Ballet Club, Drama Club, Star English. DAVID HISLOP Gallistel ROTC, Band, Ushers Club, Picked Platoon, NCO, Officers Club, Catalyzers. GLORIA HITSON Bethlehem Lutheran GAA, Sub-Debs, Girls Chorus, Senior Girls Council, All-Star Capt. Basketball, Gym Service, Swim Ser- vice, Hall Guard, Servettes. GAY HOCKETT Manning, Iowa GAA, Quill and Scroll, Pep Squad, Mixed Chorus, Girls Chorus, Declamatory, Catalyzers. EUGENE HOLTSLANDER Bethlehem Lutheran Mixed Chorus, Hall Guard, Honor Club, Officers Club, Star English, Star History, Intramural Basket- ball, Bowling, Catalyzers, Ushers Club. 7952 N mety-three V r l E func' Ninetyvfour NANCY HOPPE Warren GAA, Bowling League, Bowen Arrow, Mixed Chorus. Jr. Volleyball Champs, Honor Club, Senior Girls Council. SHARON HOUSER Luella GAA, Library Club, Bowen Arrow, Mixed Chorus, Pan-American Club, Sub-Debs, Star English, Senior Girls Council, Div. Sec. DONNA HOUSTON Phil Sheridan Cheerleader, Girls Chorus, Lyre, Latin Club, Ser- vice Girls, GAA, Sub-Debs, Letter Girls, Student Board, All-Star Volleyball, All-Star Baseball, Senior Girls Council. ARTHUR HOVE ' Caldwell Arrow Staff, Star English, Intramural Basketball, Art Club, French Club, Catalyzers. DONALD HYZY Gallistel NCO, Ushers Club, Officers Club, Pan-American Club, Hall Guard, Fire Marshal. MARY HYZY Gallistel Pres. GAA, Letter Girls, All-Star Baseball, Capt. Basketball Champs '49, Volleyball Intramurals, Gym Service, Tennis Club, Tau Pi Alpha, Hall Guard, Catalyzers, Senior Girls Council, Sub-Debs, Jacket Girls, Bowen .Arrow Sales, Star English, Ticket Sales, Pan-American Club, Sec. of Senior Class. GERALDINE JABLONSKI Warren GAA, Gym Service, Senior Girls Council, Hall Guard, Sub-Debs. RONALD JACOWSKY Gallistel Ushers Club, Catalyzers, NCO. ROBERT JAEGER Coles ROBERT JAMES St. Patrick EVE JANIK California Twp., Ind. GAA, Band, Orchestra, Seniors Girls Council. MTA JANIK caiifofsia Twp., Ina. Orchestra, GAA, Drum Majorette. BEN JEHLE Warren Rifle Team, Picked Platoon, Ushers Club, Cataly- zers, Band. DONALD JOHNSON Gallistel Band, Star History, Star English, Hall Guard, Wrestling '50, '51, Intramural Basketball '51, Catalyzers. GARNET JOHNSON Gallistel GAA, Hall Guard, Orch., Sub-Debs, Star English, Bowling, Senior Girls Council, Catalyzers,, Jacket Girls. HELEN JOHNSON Gallistel GAA, Office Service, Sub-Debs, Senior Girls Coun- cil, Hostess Club. JANE JOHNSON Gallistel Office Help, GAA, Sub-Debs, Bowling, Hostess Club, Senior Girls Council. JEANNETTE JONES Thorp Posture Award, GAA, Gym Service, All-Star Volley- ball, Star English, Sub-Debs, Senior Girls Council. RICHARD JURINCIE Marsh Rifle Team '50, '51, Ushers Club, Catalyzers. ANNE JURKASH Taylor Cheerleader '50, '51, Pres. National Honor, Pres. Sub-Debs, Catalyzers, Vice-Pres. Letter Girls, Vice! Pres. Girls Chorus, GAA, Office Help, Posture Award, All-Star Volleyball, All-Star Basketball, Gym Service, Swim Service, Pres. Latin Club, Treas. Girls Chorus, Star History, Soph. Intramural Volleyball Champs. PETER JURKASH Taylor Basketball '49, '50, '51, Intramural' Basketball '49, '50, '51, Catalyzers. MARLENE KAHN Gallistel GAA, Sub-Debs, Pan4American Club, Library Ser- vice, Foods Service. ROBERT KELLY St. Bronislava Football '49, '50, '51, Bowenite Sales, Vice-Pres., Pres. of Student Board, Intramural Basketball '48, Bowen Arrow Sales, Lettermen. RICHARD KENNEDY Gallistel Intramural Basketball, Star History. CLAUDE KING St. Patrick Student Board, Star History. MARIANNE KLINOWSKI St. Bronislava Treas. of GAA, Mixed Chorus, Sub-Debs, Catalyzers, Star English, Service Girls, Hall Guard, Senior Girls Council, Bowen Arrow Sales, Bowenite Staff, Latin Club. NORBERT KOZAKIEWICZ Immaculate Concp. Catalyzers. MARIAN KOZLOWSKI Sullivan GAA, Sub-Debs, Senior Girls Council, Star English, Service Girl, Hall Guard, Office Service, Star His- tory. ARLA MAE KRAL Gallistel GAA, Sub-Debs, Swim Service, Gym Service, Senior Girls Council. ROGER KRSTICEVIC St. Patrick Honor Club, Catalyzers. NORMAN KRUEGER Eliot Jr. High Band, Orch., Ushers Club, Star History, Solo Con- test, Ensemble Contest, Baseball Team, Picked Pla- toon, Service to Sponsor, lst Chair Saxophone. RICHARD KRUSE Ss. Peter and Paul Wrestling '49, '50, Intramural Basketball '48, '49, Catalyzers, Hall Guard. LEATRICE KUDLO St. Mary Magdalene GAA, Sub-Debs, Hall Guard, Spanish Club, Office Help, Senior Girls Council. PHYLLIS KUMOR Sullivan GAA, Hall Guard, Gym Service, Volleyball Intra- mural, Sub-Debs, Jacket Girls. MILDRED KUZMAR St. Kevin GAA, Hall Guard, Bowenite Sales, Sub-Debs, Gym Service. DORITA KWIATKOWSKI St. Mary Madgalene .Sub-Debs, GAA, Library Club, Main Office, Per- sonal Service, Gym Service, Servettes, Study Hall Att. ,af . . ...offer 7952 Ninety-five June N inety-six CARL LARS'ON Eberhart Stage Crew, Star English, Football Team '49, '50, '51, PAUL LASOCKI Sullivan Rifle Team, Catalyzers. MARGUERITE LEJKO Taylor GAA, Cage Service, Letter Girls, Sub-Debs, Hall Guard, All-Star Baseball Capt., Senior Girls Council, Bowling Team, Swim Service, Personal Service. JEROME LEWANDOWSKI Immaculate Conpt. DONALD LIEBNER St. Bronislava Honor Club, Star English, Star History, Latin Club, Sec. Latin Club, '49, Intramural Basketball, Office W'orker, Clean-Up Committee, Bowenite Representa- tive, Basketball Team. JOAN LIHOTA Clay National Honor Society, Honor Club, Sec. French Club, 'Office Help, Bowenite Staff, Gym Service, Student Board, GAA, Treas. Jacket Girls, Sub-Debs, Senior Girls Council, Mixed Chorus, Hall Guard, Ballet Club Accompanist, Star History, Star Eng- lish, All-Star Volleyball, Senior Basketball Champs. WARREN LINDGREN Caldwell Senior Class President, Bowenite Salesman, Mixed Chorus, Intramural Basketball, Wrestling Team, S ar History, Catalyzers, Latin Club, Chorus Librarian. MARY LISAC Marsll Honor Club, GAA, Office Help, Senior Girls Council, Sub -Debs. LYDIA LORENTE Thorp GAA, Senior Girls Council, TPA. BARBARA LOPACKI St. Magdalene Hall Guard, Office Help, GAA, Sub-Debs, Senior Girls Council. ROGER LYKINS Warren Visual Ed., Wrestling Team '50, '51, '52, Intramural Basketball, Hall Guard, Office Help, Bowen Arrow Sales, Bowenite Sales, Catalyzers, Football Team '49, Latin Club. PATRICIA MAGINA Warren GAA, Sub-Debs, Office Help, Catalyzers, Bowen Arrow Sales, Volleyball '48, Senior Girls Council. JOAN MAJEWSKI Sullivan Gym Service, Capt. Basketball '49, Senior Girls Council, GAA. HOWARD MANDELL Warren Intramural Basketball. JEAN MARCHESE Gallistel Gym Service, Swim Service, Cage Service, Office Help, Bowen Arrow Sales, Bowenite Sales, Personal Service, GAA, All-Star Basketball, Sub-Debs. Senior Girls Council. MARY ANN MARKOPOULOS Gallistel GAA, Swim Service, Gym Service, Sub-Debs. ROBERT MARKOVICH St. Kevin Bowen Arrow Sales, Mixed Chorus, Intramural Baskeball. SHIRLEY MARKOVICH Marsh Swim Service, Drama Club, Office Help, GAA, Tennis Club, Senior Girls Council, Latin Club. Syn- chronized Swim, Football Ticket Sales, Sub-Debs, Gym Service. LARRY MARTIN Caldwell Senior Class Treas., Honor Club, Visual Ed. Office Worker, Student Board, Star English, Star History, French Club, Catalyzers. HENRY MARTINEZ Sullivan Football '48, '49, Hall Guard, Intramural Basketball '49, '50, ISI, Catalyzers, Shutterbugs, ROBERT MATCHINSKI Immanuel Lutheran Hall Guard, Honor Roll. HELEN MCCANN Marsh GAA, Sub-Debs, Office Worker. ROBERTA MESCHIEVITZ Coles GAA, Senior Girls Council, Girls Chorus, Sub-Debs, All-Star Baseball, All-Star Basketball, Gym Service, Swim Leader. DANIEL METELKA S. S. Peter and Paul Stage Crew, Office Help, Perfect Attendance, Star English, Drama Club. CAROL METZ Coles Catalyzers, Senior Girls Council, GAA, Latin Club, Hall Guard, Office Worker, Bowling Team, Sub' Debs, Gym Service, Drama Club. PATRICIA GAA, Latin Club, Drama Club, Hall Guard, Place- Main Oflice Helper, Sub-Debs, Bowen MICELI Gallistel ment OHice, Arrow Sales, Bowenite Sales, Girls Chorus, Servettes, Senior Girls Council. JACQUELINE MICHALAK Luella GAA, Catalyzers, Sub-Debs, Main Oiiice, Social Comm., Bowling Team, Senior Girls Council, Gym Service, Star English. CAROL MIDDLETON Coles Honor Club, GAA, Sub-Debs, Arrow Staff, Hall Guard, Office Help, Girls Chorus, Senior Girls Council, Journalism, Bowling Team. ETHEL MIDDLETON Coles Bowen Arrow Staff, Volleyball Champs, GAA, Sub- Debs, Journalism, Senior Girls Council, Captain Basketball Champs, 'Oifice Help, Hall Guard, Att. Office, Girls Chorus. EUGENE MIGACZ St. Michaels Advanced Art Club, Catalyzers, Bowen Arrow Staff, Arrow Service. JOHN M IKOLASKO Sullivan Intramural Basketball. HELEN MILLER Warren GAA, Senior Girls Council, Mixed Chorus, Gym Service, Honor Club, Personal Service, Star English, Star History, Arrow Sales, Att. Office, Sec. of Honor Club, Volleybll Champs, All-Star Volleyball, Stu- dent Board, All-Star Basketball, Service Girl. DORIS MINER Clay Cheerleader, GAA, Girls Chorus, Student Board, National Honor Society, Sec. of Honor Club, Voca- tional Oflice, Gym Service, Sec. of French Club, All-Star Volleyball, Sub-Debs, Senior Girls Council, Catalyzers, Star History, Star English, Bowenite Staff, Pres. of Jacket Girls. DONALD MITCHELL Immanuel Lutheran Picked Platoon, Band, Orch., Ensemble Contest, Football, 3rd Chair Saxophone, Color Detail. RONALD MIZANIN Bright JEAN MOFFITT Gallistel GAA, Library Club, Sub-Debs, Oifce Worker, Hall Guard, Latin Club, Catalyzers, Bowen Arrow. g . , ., 1 .- .fi 7952 Ninety-se-vw .Ninety-eight ,func ANITA MORELAND Immanuel Lutheran GAA, Sub-Debs, Mixed Chorus, Hall Guard, Oiiice Help, Swim Service, Catalyzers, Honor Club. MIKELI. MORIARITY Immanuel Lutheran GAA, Sub-Debs, Hall Guard, Oflice Help, Gym Service, Catalyzers, Social Committee. RODNEY MORRIS Thorp Football '49, ,50, '51, Capt. ROTC, Picked Platoon '51, Baseball '51, ROTC Unit Guard Detail. JOHN MULARSKI A Coles Latin Club. FLORENCE MUTKA Clay National Honor, Honor Club, Library Club, Main OH'ice, Hall Guard, Student Board, Sub-Debs, GAA. Gym Service, Senior Girls Council, Arrow Oiiice, Swim Service. DONALD NAPIERKOWSKI Immaculate Concp. Baseball '51, '52, Basketball '51, Catalvzers, Intra- mural Basketball Champs, Pan-American Club, Lettermen, Hall Guard. SALLY NAZEY Phil Sheridan Mixed Chorus, Senior Girls Council, Hall Guard, Att. Office, GAA, Bowling. MARGARETTE NEHLS Phil Sheridan GAA, Senior Girls Council, Sub-Debs, Honor Club, Hall Guard, Personal Service, Perfect Att. 5 Semes- ters, Gym Service. CARL T. NEJMAN Ss. Peter and Paul ROBERT NESBITT Allendale Catalyzers, French Club, National Honor, Honor Club, Student Board, Att. Office, Main Office, Star English, Star History, Hall Guard. FRANK NEWTON Bethleham Lutheran Vis. Ed., Mixed Chorus, Catalyzers, Star History, Star English, Bowenite Staff. FRANCIS NIEKRASZ St. Kevin Bowling, French Club, Catalyzers. ROBERT NOVAK Immaculate Conception WAYNE OBER Immanuel Lutheran Band. EVELYN OLIVER Gallistel GAA, Hall Guard, Girls Chorus, Lyre, Gym Service, Sub-Debs, Senior Girls Council. JOY OLSEN Clay Honor Club, Student Board, Catalyzers, Latin Club. GAA, Library Club, Senior Girls Council, Girls Chorus, Lyre, Sub-Debs, National Honor Society, Star English, Star History, Bowenite Sales, Bowen Arrow Sales. VIRGINIA ORTIZ Bright GAA, Sub-Debs, Pan-American Club. MICHAEL OSTROWSKI Phil Sheridan Shutterbugs, Latin Club, Bowling, Picked Platoon, Ushers Club, Ofiicers Club, Rifle Team, Catalyzers. BESSIE PAPAGEORGE Phil Sheridan Honor Club, Star History, Star English 3, 4, 5, 6, French Club, Hall Guard, GAA, Catalyzers, Senior Girls Council. DOROTHY PAPAGEORGE Phil Sheridan GAA, Honor Club, Star English, Star History, French Club, Catalyzers, Senior Girls Council, Gym Service, Hall Guard, Oice Help. CAROLE PARADEE Mann Honor Club, Volleyball Champs, GAA, French Club, Catalyzers, Prom Comm., Gym Service. MARILYN PARKS Gallistel GAA, Sub-Debs, Service Girls, Att. Office, Pane American Club, Senior Girls Council. RITA PARUSZKIEWICZ Sullivan GAA, Sub-Debs, Senior Girls Council, Pan-American Club, Hall Guard, Att. Oliice. MARY PAVICH Thorp GAA, Hall Guard, Sub-Debs, Senior Girls Council, Att. Office, Pan-American Club. DEAN PEARSON Gallistel Football Team, Catalyzers, Stage Crew. JOHN PETERKA Bethlehem Lutheran Student Board, Intramural Basketball, Clean-up Comm., Hall Guard. MARGARET PIECHNIK Phil Sheridan GAA, Sub-Debs, Senior Girls Council, Volleyball All-Stars, Basketball All-Stars, Gym Service, Bowen- ite Sales. DELPHINE PIETRASZEK Immaculate Concp. GAA, Latin Club, Orch., Star History, Star English, Tau Pi Alpha, Catalyzers, Honor Club, National Honor Society, Salutatorian, Senior Girls Council. EDWARD PIETRUZEWSKI Immaculate Concp. Catalyzers. STELLA PILJA Marsh GAA, Library Service, Gym Service, Honor Club, Sub-Debs, Senior Girls Council, Student Board, Con- ference Room, National Honor Society. NATALIE POPOVICH Taylor Vice-Pres. of National Honor Society, Honor Club, Sec. of Latin Club, Ticket Sales, Drama Club, GAA Board, Mixed Chorus, Senior Girls Council, Student Board, Gym-Swim Service, Ballet Club, Lunchroom Comm., Catalyzers, Tau Pi Alpha, Sub-Debs, Star English, Star History, Bowen Arrow Sales, Girls Chorus. CHARLES PRIGGE Bethlehem Lutheran Basketball, Intramural Basketball, Student Board, Hall Guard, Star English. NANCY PROCHNOW Lansing Jr. High School GAA, Sub-Debs, Senior -Girls Council, Gym Service, Servettes, Star English, Foods Service, Cage Service, Drama Club, Ballet Club, Swim Service. JOAN PRZEKWAS St. Bronislava GAA. Hall Guard, Student Board, Girls Chorus. Senior Girls Council, Gym Service, Sub-Debs, Ballet Club. DAVID QUICK Bethlehem Lutheran Bowenite Sales, Bowen Arrow Sales, Hall Guard, Intramural Basketball, Odice Worker, Vis. Ed., Cata- lyzers, Student Board, NCO, Att. Olfice, Ushers Club. DONNA RADJA Gallistel Hall Guard, Library Club, Reg. Ofiice, GAA, Senior Girls Council, Sub-Debs, Drama Club, Pan- American Club, Advanced Art, Bowen Arrow, Star English, Soph. Volleyball Champs '50. 7952 Ninety-nine june ' Maasai, One bzmdred- GEORGE RASPOPOVICH Phil Sheridan Basketball '51, '52, Hall Guard, Att. Otlice, Intra- mural Basketball '50, '51, Book Room Service, OEice Service, Bowen Arrow Sales, Track Team. RAY RICHARDSON St. Kevin Wrestling Team, Vis. Ed., Shutterbugs, Hall Guard, Bowenite Sales, Oilice Service. MARIE RISTISH Clay GAA, Assistant Sec. GAA Board, Student Board, Honor Club, Sub-Debs, All-Star Volleyball, Basket- ball, Baseball, Gym Service, Swim Service, Book- room Service, Star English, Star History, Office Service, Letter Girls, Senior Girls Council, Reg. Service, Division Sec. , LUPE RIVAS Thorp GAA, Pan-Americ an Club, Senior Girls Council. LULA RODGERS Thorp Servettes, GAA, Senior Girls Council, Honor Club, Sub-Debs, Gym Service, Hall Guard, Student Board, Star English, Basketball Emblem. DOLORES RUFFNER Taylor Gym Service, GAA, Orchestra, Bowen Arrow Staff, Sub-Debs, Senior Girls Council, Honor Club. WALTER RYDER Gallistel Wrestling Team, Hall Guard, Catalyzers, Intra- mural Basketball, Football Team '49, Bowen Arrow Sales, Student Board, Intramural Wrestling, Letter- men, Intramural Volleyball. BERNADINE SAFSTROM Gallistel Girls -Chorus, Lyre, Sub-Debs, Senior Girls Council, GAA, Star English, Hall Guard, Bowling League '51, Bowen Arrow Sales. JOAN SANDERS Clay GAA, Girls Chorus, Student Board, Bowenite Rep., Sub-Debs, Star English, Star History, Lyre, Senior Girls Council, Honor Club, Hall Guard. HAROLD SANFORD Caldwell Sports Editor Bowen Arrow, Bowenite Staff, Honor Club, Star English, Star History, Football '49, '50, '51, Baseball '50, '51, '52, Lettermen, Catalyzers, Hall Guard, Division Sec., Intramural Basketball, Intramural Volleyball, Manager Visual Ed., Frosh- Soph Football, Perfect Attendance, Wrestling. CHARLOTTE SCHMALTZ Immanuel Lutheran GAA, Foods Service Girls, Sub-Debs, Senior Girls Council. CHARLES SCHNEIDER, JR. St. Patrick Band, Orch., Hall Guard, Star English, Honor Club, Shutterbugs, National Honor Society, Solo Contest, Ensemble Contest, Drum Major. HAROLD SCHROEDER Gallistel Catalyzers, Shutterbugs, Pan-American Club, Ushers club, Picked Platoon, Ofhcers Club, ROTC Staff, Bowen Arrow Staff, Star English, Journalism. MARY ANN SCHURLA St. Francis GAA, Honor Club, National Honor Society, Letter Girls, Cheerleader, Sub-Debs, Girls Chorus, Librarian, Lyre, Sec. of Latin Cub, Swim Service, Gym Service, Personal Service, Senior Girls Council, Oilice Service, Conference Service, Drama Club, Star Historv, Star English. KENNETH SCHWARTZ Coles French Club, Hall Guard, Mixed Chorus, Star English Star History, Bowenite Staff. IRENE SELIGMAN Parkside Honor Club, GAA Board, Mixed Chorus, Star English, Sub-Debs, Advanced Art Club, Social Comm., Senior Girls Council, Catalyzers, Ch. of Prom Comm. HARRIET SEYMOUR Marinette Jr. High GAA, Orch., Bowen Arrow Staff, Latin Club, Sub- Debs, Hall Guard, Star English, Gym Service, Cata- lyzers, Senior Girls Council, Honor Club, Jacket Girls. ' MARILYN SHAWCROFT Gallistel GAA, Girls Chorus, Sub-Debs, Hostess Club, Lyre, Capt. Basketball Champs '50, Bowling Team, Senior Girls Council, Hall Guard. ROBERT SHILLINGLAXV Coles Band, Orch., Star English, Catalyzers, Latin Club, Hall Guard, Solo Compitition, Brass Ensemble, Office Service, lst Chair Trumpet. EUGENE SIEDELMANN Bethlehem BERNARD SIKORSKI Immaculate Conception Stage Crew '51, '52. THERESA SIUBA St. Bronislava GAA, Latin Club, Senior Girls Council, Sub-Debs, Hostess Club. , ROBERT SKULTE Bethlehem Star English, Hall Guard, Mixed Chorus, Catalyzers. RITA SKZELA St. Kevins GAA, Sub-Debs, Senior Girls Council, Girls Chorus, Hall Guard, Att. Oiiice, Adjustment Omce, Mess- enger. X BERNADETTE SLAWNIKOWSKI St. Bronislava GAA, Gym Service, Swim Service, Hall Guard, Ballet Club,' Library Club, Sub-Debs, Senior Girls Council, Bowling, Latin Club, Star History. FLORENCE SMAGA St. Florian Honor Club, Conference Rm., Bowen Arrow Sales, Sub-Debs, GAA Board, Hall Guard, Gym Service, Star English, Student Board, Servettes, Senior Girls Council, Swim Service, GAA, Perfect Att., Div. Sec. CONSTANCE SMITH Thorp Senior Girls Council, Sub-Debs, Servettes, GAA Board, Letter Girls, Gym Service, Hall Guard, Volleyball All-Stars, Star English, Baseball All-Stars. DORIS SORAK Marsh GAA, Gym Service, Bowling, Shutterbugs, Hall Guard, Sub-Debs, Star English, Senior Girls Council, Office Help, Science Club. DELORES SPARR'OW Thorp Servettes, Hall Guard, SubaDebs, Main Office, Foods Service, Service Girl, French Club, GAA, Senior Girls Council. MARY SPASOFF Thorp GAA, Gym Service, Sub-Debs, Senior Girls Council, Swim Competition. I PHILLIP SPASOFF Thorp Catalyzers. MARION SPLETZER Gallistel GAA, Sub-Debs, Hall Guard, Oliice Help, Pan-V American Club, Senior Girls Council. BARBARA STACK Coles GAA, Sub-Debs, Hall Guard, Girls Chorus, Lyra, Capt. Basketball Champs '50, Bowen Arrow Sales, Bowenite Sales, Senior Girls Council, Latin Club Ch. ALVA STAHL Marsh Band, Orch., First Chair Tuba, Solo Competition, Brass Ensemble, Star English, Shutterbugs, Cata- lyzers, Honor Club, W'restling Team, Pan-American Club, Oiice Help. MARILYN STARK Bethlehem Lutheran GAA, Girls Chorus, Sec. Girls Chorus,,Lyre, Star History, Sub-Debs, Bowen Arrow Staff, Bowen Arrow Sales, Oifice Service, Honor Club, National Honor Society, Catalyzers, Senior Girls Council, Gym Service, Sec. Latin Club. JAMES STATH Clay French Club, Catalyzers, Bowling, Ushers Club, Officers Club, Band, Chess Club, Picked Platoon. 1952 One lozmzlrml-one One hundred-two June HAROLD STEARMAN Phil Sheridan ROTC, Rifle Team, ROTC Officer, Star English, Star History, Office Helper, Honor Club, Clean-up Comm., Latin Club. JOYCE STEINWAY Bethlehem Lutheran GAA, Honor Club, National Honor Society, Hall Guard, Gym Service, Star English, Star History, Reg. Office, Senior Girls Council. DANIEL STEPANSKY Marsh Visual Ed., Chess and Checker Club, Hall Guard, Honor Club, Shutterbugs, Catalyzers. JAMES STEWART Thorp Football. ANGE LO STRAZZANTE Gallistel Picked Platoon, Honor Club, Hall Guard, Star English, Star History, Student Board, Ushers Club, Catalyzers, Conference Room, Sec. of Bowling, Bowenite Staff, ROTC OBicer. ROBERT STRUTH St. Bernard ROTC, ROTC Rifle Team. VIVIAN TADIN . Marsh GAA, GAA Board, Bowling, Honor Club, Ballet Club, Sub-Debs, Library Club, Star English, French Club, Senior Girls Council, Study Hall Att., Cataa lyzers, Jacket Girls, Student Board. MYRA TEPLITZ Luella GAA, French Club, Star English, Service Girl, Suba Deb, Bowen Arrow Cartoonist, Bowenite Sales, Treas. of French Club, Ticket Sales, Senior Girls Council, Honor Club, Bowenite Staff. HELGA TETTINGER Bethlehem Lutheran GAA, Honor Club, Gym Service, Main Office Help, Att. Odice, Swim Service, Hall Guard, Senior Girls Council, Girls Chorus, Star English, Star His! tory, Sub-Debs, Servettes. BARBARA TOMCZAK Sullivan GAA, Odice Help, Drama Club, Senior Girls Council, Sub-Debs, Jacket Girls, Hostess Club, Gym Service WALTER TRZECEAK St. Florian Ushers Club, Oliicers Club, Cacalyzers, Hall Guard. Bowling Team. BERNICE ULLMAN Bright GAA, Sub-Debs, Bowling Team, Catalyzers, Senior Girls Council, Hall Guard. JOSEPH E. VANISKO Clay PAULA VEICH Gallistel Catalyzers, Bowling Team, Hall Guard. GAA, Honor Club, Sub-Debs, Girls Chorus, Star English, Catalyzers, Bowen Arrow, Drama Club, Senior Girls Council, Pan-American Club, Hall Guard. JOHN VELGOS Phil Sheridan Ushers Club, Rifle Team, Picked Platoon, Oflicers Club, Reg. Helper, Pan-American Club, Star History, Catalyzers. RICHARD VILLASENOR Thorp Captain Wrestling Team. . DELORES VUKADINOVICH Thorp GAA, Hall Guard, Sub-Debs. CAROLE WEIR Gallistel GAA, Sub-Debs, Hall Guard, Att. Oflice, Swim Service, Bowling, Star History. RHAYE MARIE WIER Galliscel Sub-Debs, Hall Guard, GAA, Attendance Oiiice. MARTIN WHITE Warreil Baseball Team, H11 Guard, Bowenite Sales. DOROTHY WILSON Taylor Bowling Team, GAA, Star English, Senior Girls Council, Library Club, Journalism, SubfDebs. IOH'N WISNIEWSKI Clay Honor Club, Bowling Team, Office Worker, Reg. Office, Bookroom, Catalyzers. I-IARRIET WITECKI Immaculate Concp. GAA, Honor Club, Star English, Swim Service, Gym Servigce, Bowling Club, Arrow Staff, Sub-Dabs, Personal Service, Att. Office, Latin Club, Senior Council, Hall Guard Capt. DELPHINE WOLAK Sullivan Honor Club, Gym Service, Swim Service, GAA, Latin Club, Catalyzers, Sub-Debs, Senior Girls Council, Hall Guard, Jacket Girls, Star English, Journalism. ERWIN WOLSKI Immaculate Concp. Catalyzers, Registration Office. WILLIAM VVOODWORTH Gallistel Band, Orch., Star English, Catalyzers, Latin Club, Brass Ensemble, 2nd Chair Trombone, Service Sponsor. JOSEPH WROBLEWSKI St. Bronislava Hall Guard, Mixed Chorus. GLORIA ZARRELLI Phil Sheridan GAA, Sub-Debs, Honor Club, Gym Service, Senior Girls Council, Hall Guard, Personal Service, Perfect Att., Tau Pi Alpha. RICHARD ZEISEL Phil Sheridan Baseball Manager, Intramural Basketball. VIOLET ZEVKOVICH Thorp GAA, Att. Oflice, Sub-Debs, Teacher's Clerk., ESTELLE ZIGICH Marsh Honor Club, GAA, Hall Guard, Senior Girls Council, Ballet Club, Bowen Arrow, Sub-Debs, Bowen Arrow Sales, Teacher's Clerk, Latin Club, Bowling League, Adv. Art Club. JOAN ZIOLKOWSKI Sullivan GAA, Girls Chorus, Sub-Debs, Gym Service, Swim Service, Ofiice Help, Hall Guard, Bowen Arrow Sales, Bowenite Sales, Att. Study Hall. GERALDINE ZOBEL Phil Sheridan Honor Club, GAA, Letter Girls, Cheerleader, Girls Chorus, Hall Guard, All-Star Volleyball, All-Star Baseball, Senior Girls Council, Bowling, Latin Club. JOAAN ZWIERZYKOWSKI Phil Sheridan Honor Club, GAA, Service Girl, Girls Chorus, Hall Guard, All-Star Volleyball '48, '49, Senior Girls Council, Freshman Volleyball Champs, Servettes. 7952 One hundred-three Karaara Shy MELVIN BINGMAN Phil Sheridan Bowling Team, Hall Guard, Shutterbugs. RICHARD CHORICH Coles Basketball '50, '51, '52, Lettermen, Catalyzers, Intramural Basketball '50, '51, '52, H-all Guard, Basketball Manager '49, Student Board. MARCEL CLARK Arden Shore BONNIE DERWIN Bright Latin Club, GAA, Band Service, Band, Orch., Swim Service, Sub-Debs, Senior Girls Council, Catalyzers, Ticket Sales, Jacket Girls. BRUCE DIAMOND Bright Catalyzers. JOSEPH MILLER St. Mary Magdalene Hall Guard, Ushers Club. DALE NELSON Clay Latin Club, GAA, Sub-Debs, Otlice Help. LAWRENCE SEPANSKI Sullivan THOMAS SLIVKA Sullivan Catalyzers, Intramural Basketball. HENRY STEFFEN Sullivan WILLIAM WITT Immanuel Lutheran Catalyzers. EDWARD WODNICKI Immaculate Concp. Catalyzers. Awards Roxanne Herrick--Ford Motor Company Fund 4- Year Scholarship. Robert Nesbitt-Civic Assembly Fund 4-Year Schol- arship, University of Chicago. Margaret jones-Honor Entrance Scholarship, Uni- versity of Chicago. Donald Weinberg-Freshman Scholarship. Illinois Institute of Technology. William Baird-4-Year Scholarship, Mac Alester Col- lege. One bundrcfd-four Donald Bebnke-4-Year Scholarship, Mac Alester College. Marie Risticb-4-Year Scholarship, Beloit College. 'Charles Bland-Iowa Wesleyan College Grant for tuition and books. Donna Raalja-Allerton Scholarship, Allerton Art School. last Wil! and Testament Willard Alford-my Kentucky long rifle to Bruce McGregor. Donna Anderson-the spooh I had to eat cake with every day to some unlucky latecomer to lunch. Marvis Aronson-my wardrobe to Marlene Randell. Bill Baird-my books to Miss Freestrom. William Balanoff-my toe-hold to Mr. Podemski. Flavian Balcerzak-47 peanuts and 48 shells to the janitor. Donna Bales-my rat-infested locker to my sister. Norma Ballon-my dried-up paints to Miis Bond. Martha Barankiewicz-gleefully, my alarm clock to Barb Urbanczk. Marvin Barkal-the cleaning bill for my white Bo- wen sweater to Rich Paskvan. Dolores Baron-my library card to be framed and hung in the library. Thomas Barnes-my keys to the broom closet to Eugene Olson. C Donald Behnke-my nickname Beef,' to the teach-- ers, lunchroom. James Bell-a ticket to Bermuda to my sisters. Tom Bernat-my shoes and stockings to Harry Halacki. Darlene Bernick-sore toes to Jean Kulak. Melvin Bingman-the daily bulletin to Miss Fogelson. Carol Bjork-I will the soap they supply in gym to anyone who wishes to make a quick slide to success. Charles Bland-a can of beans to the lunchroom. Trevor Bleakley-my incorrect chem problems to Miss Melka. Edward Bonkowski-my drumsticks to Mrs. Cald- well. Carol Borngraber-all the broken typewriters to Vera Yankovich. Frank Borucki-my gym shoes to my brother. John Bradicich-all the lead in my lead pencil to Richard Jingling. Norma Brawthen-my stage crew letter to Mr. Brandenburg. Margurite Brennan-Mendlejoff's table to the Lun- chroom. Alfred Brokop-the up and down stairway signs to Miss Lynch. James Brubaker-my golf clubs to Wayne McGee. James Bruce-a box of animal crackers to Kenneth Geisler. Harold Bryce-all my pretty girl friends to my brother. Margaret Brzoska- salt and pepperl' to the Tibbals. Marie Brzoska-my aches and pains to 2 future Cheerleaders. Bob Buttala-my division seat in the auditorium to any senior. Rudy'Buttlar-an all-day sucker to a hungry fresh- man. Joseph Carrasco-a bundle of daisies to Mr. Wilhelms. Robert Caruso-my squeaky seat in the study hall to Willetta Sanders. John Chengary-the barber who gave me my brush haircut to my brother, Jim. Dorothy Cholewinski-my typewriter cover to Miss Schnackenberg. Richard Chorich-the position of Salutatorian of second half of class to Weir Forest. Marcel Claik W-1 supply of clothes pins to the Chem lab. Rachel Cortez-portable handryers to the girls' locker-room. Robert Cramble-all my public speaking talks to Mrs. Byrne. Betty Crettol-20 pencil sharpeners to room 214. Margaret Carrillo-some footstools to the Social Room. Scott Dahlberg--a steam-heated locker to Paul Kanzler. Wil'ifm Dawson-1,001 laughs to Joe Garcia. James DeBolt-a third-floor typewriter to John Culpepper. Don DeCero-old shoes to Mr. Wilhelms. Leonard Dejnowski-my privilege of walking up the down stairway to Warren Dahlin. Bonnie Derwin-my band uniform to a promising musician. Bruce Diamond-my acid-eaten apron to Marlene Randall. Clifford Dietrich-my sharp shirts to a laundry man. Catherine Dobrich-a gavel to Miss Fogelson. Barbara Doerr-the love of swimming and then the consequences of straight hair to Ann Harris. Dan Dopudja-my Wise cracks to Miss Freestrom. Dione Down --:ty left handed fountain-pen to Miss Patarini. Shirley Eagleton-my sister Dolores to Miss Fogelson. Robert Edberg-my books to the school. Marlene Eich-my 2 years of typing in 312 to .1 future secretary. Jack Evans-my broken tests tubes to Miss Melka. Barbara Farmer-the gum under the seats in the auditorium to the new 4B's. ,Eveline Ferkich-my drum majorette outfit and baton to Andrew Scrip. Val Flowers-some spoons to the lunchroom. John Foster-a package of gum to Miss Melka. Ruby Frasier-the mice in my locker to Pat Homel. Ronald French-my dried-up lunches to Kenneth Geisler. Don Gaddini-my demerits to Mr. Podernski. Marcella Gadzinski-my bowling average to the Gym Office. Jesse Gallegos-Miss Puder,s record books to future secretaries. David Gardenier-my locker to the first one who can get it open without tearing it out of the wall. Louise Garriock-to my sister Janet my 3 years of Spanish. Norbert Glowack-my Latin home-work to Mr. Bengston. One hundred-five East Wil! and Cesfameuf Barbara Gornick-my saddle shoes and white shoe polish to Gloria McVey. Barbara Gould-my letter writing from Miss Harti- gan's class to Marianne Gitter. Fay Gould-my old shoes to gym department. Florence Grabbe-a gallon of liniment to the Ballet Club. Betty Gradisher-the squirty faucets in Chemistry to Betty Blue. Eli Grba-all my terrific solid geometry tests grades to anyone who's dumb enough to take them. Myrna Grefsheim-all my sighs to the Bowenite Staff. Virginia Grobe-my extraordinary socoy tone to Carole Thorpe for all future solo contests. Betty Harmon-all my knowledge of economics to Miss Bunting. Juanita Harrison-my beat-up gym shoes to the gym department. David Hart-my ROTC uniform to Glenn Tews. Nancy Hart-my civics notebook to a deserving Junior. Mary Lou Hayes-my beat-out gym suit to Mary Ann Thompson. Rickey I-lerndobler-one pound 'of bird seed to Robin Wright. Roxanne Herrick-my scatter brains to Nancy Brubaker. Dave Hislop-my clarinet to Mrs. Caldwell. Gloria Hitson-my beat-out gym shoes to Marge Novak. Gay Hockett-my giggles to Barbara Mitchell. Eugene Holtslander-my elevator pass to Alvin Siegert. Nancy Hoppe-a 3-legged chair in lunchroom to an off-balanced freshie. Sharon Houser-the first page of the Arrow to the next worthy first-page editor. Donna Houston-a gold medal to Mr. Brandenburg for the best teacher. Art Hove-the seat in study where the rain leaks in on Frances Tetaz. Mary Hyzy-my old bows from Bow Day to Robin Wright. Geraldine Jablonski-all my homework and books to some poor freshie. Ronald Jacowsky-all the funny odors in Chemistry. Robert Jaeger-the seat in auditorium that the rain drips on. Robert James-my Buddy Rogers size 13 M shoes to the gym department. Eve Janik-my pleasing smile to future Bowenites. Rita Janik-good luck to future band members. Ben Jehle--my pleasing personality to anyone dumb enough to take it. Don Johnson-a package of gum to Mr. Podemski. Garnet Johnson-my old gym locker to the gym department. Helen Johnson-my shoe laces to the gym depart- ment. Jane Johnson-my red hair to someone with freckles. Jeanette Jones-my funny laugh to someone with a One bundredfsix sense of humor. V Richard Jurincie-my special topics to Mr. Wilhelms. Anne Jurkash-all the fine times I've had in Bowen to my freshie sister, Elizabeth. Peter Jurkash-my footsteps to the halls of Bowen. Marlene Kahn--the belt from my gym suit to the gym department. Bob Kelly-my football jersey to the next occupant of gym locker number 626. Dick Kennedy-my happy days spent in 105 to a smart freshie. Claude King-my crown to the Frolics Queen. Marianne Klinowski-my curly hair to my sister Sandy. Norb Kozakiewicz-a lock-smith to the next occu- pant of my locker. Marion Kozlowski-some crackers to the pigeons on the windowsill of 312. Arla Mae Kral-donuts without holes to the teachers lunchroom. Roger Kristecevic--my pocket full of dreams to anyone who can show me that he has none. Norman Krueger-an automatic arm for every music stand in the band room. Richard Kruse-my division seat to someone with a pillow. Lea Kudlo-a good time class to Miss Schnackenberg. Dorita Kwiatowski-ink wells to every desk. Phyllis Kumor-my Jacket Girls' jacket to Mrs. Harvey. Midge Kuzmar-flowered curtains to the lunchroom. Carl Larsen-a new Tn square to the Bowenite office. Paul Lasocki-the chem lab and all its smells to Miss Melka. Junie Lejko-my broken finger nails to 312. Jerome Lewandowski-my book of minutes to Miss Puder. Don Liebner-my glasses to Mr. Wilhelms. Joan Lihota-a bag of dead mice found in my locker to Janice Blue. Warren Lindgren-all my speeches to James Kostis. Mary Lisac-to future shorthand students I will all my broken pencils. Barbar Lopacki--my leaky shower cap to any future senior in need of one. Lydia Lorent-the money to make a bigger swim- ming pool. Roger Lykins-Miss Friese to 402. Pat Magina-my poodle cut to future faddist of Bowen. ' Joan Majewski-a can opener for anyone who has trouble opening his locker. Howard Mandell-my red hair to Mr. Clark. Jean Marchese-a beautiful picture to the Social Room. Mary Ann Markopolos-my safety notebook to Miss Freestrom. Bob Markovich-the double lock on my locker to Barbara Harrington. Shirley Markovich-all my bobby-pins to Miss Schnackenberg. , fast Will and Cesfammf Larry Martin-my piggy-bank to Gloria McVey. Henry Martinez-my jet engine to any freshie who has study after lunch. Robert Matchinski-all my elevator passes to anyone who wants them. Helen McCann-a box of cat-nip to the lunchroom. Roberta Meschievitz-my mannikan to any girl in- terested in Prom Date. Daniel Metelka-to Mr. Brandenburg a new rubber hose. 2 Carol Metz-my library card to be framed and hung in the library. Pat Miceli-my dancing shoes to Nat Zorich Jackie Michalak-some pennies from milk bottles to the fund for shoe repairs. Carol Middleton-my shorthand outlines to a pros- pective secretary. Ethel Middleton-the keys on my typewriter to a locksmith. Eugene Migacz-my tardy slips to Mrs. Nussear. John Mikolasko-a fleet of taxis to students who live in Hegewisch. Helen Miller-the holes in my shower cap to someone who doesn't have any. Joe Miller-being of sound mind and body I leave this school. Doris Miner-a piece of cheese to my locker partner. Don Mitchell-I will to the incoming freshies, four years of homework at Bowen. Ronald Mizanin-I will my brilliant excuses to whoever might need them. Jean Moffitt-all my volleyball spikes to Mrs. Stern. Anita Moreland-new upholstered chairs to the lunchroom. Mikell Moriarity-my dimples to a poker-faced freshie. Rodney Morris-a football pump to Mr. Wasserman. John Mularski-a megaphone to Mrs. Byrne. Florence Mutka-an automatic lock-opener to some poor freshie who can't remember his combina- tion. Don Napierkowski-the position as valedictorian of the second half of his class to Nick Popravak. Sally Nazey--my moldy gym socks to Leslie Pippin. Margarithe Nehls-a dozen T.V. sets to senior divisions. Carl Neiman-a chandelier for the auditorium. Dale Nelson-my geometry compass to anyone going to the North Woods. Robert Nesbitt-my French novels to anyone with the ambition to try to'read them. Frank Newton-my burnt up flash bulbs to the gardener. Francis Niekrasz-my framed portrait to the Social Room. Robert Novak-a T.V. set to every room in the school. Evelyn Oliver-Spanish conjugations to Mrs. Robin- son. Wayne Ober--some new desks to the big gym. Joy Olson-mice in the locker to a future senior. Virginia Ortiz-my leak-proof pen to someone who uses a pencil. Michael Ostrowski-my ROTC commandership to Don Hubert. Bessie Papageorge-my leaky fountain pen to some- one with rubber gloves. Dorothy Papageorge--my crooked ruler to Miss Craven. Carole Paradee-a deflated volleyball to Rusty. Marilyn Parks-the comfortable seats in study to any freshie. Rita Paruskiewicz-five pencils and six erasers to Mrs. Oleson. Mary Pavich-my reservation at the lunch table to a future senior. Dean Pearson-to my brother I leave my Bowenite receipts. Margaret Piechnik-all the basketballs to Mr. Pri- tikin. Delphine Pietraszak-my broken tests tubes to Miss Melka. Edward Pietruszewski-the head rests in 216 to 217. Stella Pilja-my great big locker to six freshies. Natalie Popovich-gym office 9th period to any girl interested in the basketball team. Charles Prigge-an eraser to Mr. Wilhelm. Nancy Prochnow-Macbeth to Mrs. Goode. joan Przekwas-my used typing paper to Miss Schnackenberg. David Quick-the globe in 102 to anyone interested in working for the CTA. Donna Radja-a bottle of paint remover to the Art Department. George Raspopovich--all my snapshots to the Bowen Arrow. Ray Richardson--a strong man to open up stubborn lockers. Marie Ristich--my swim robe to anyone who has slippers to match. Lupe Rivas-my school lock to the school vault. Lula Rodgers-my gym suit to Dorothy Patterson. Dolores Ruffner-a harp to the orchestra. Walter Ryder-my chem manual to the library. Bernadine Safstrom-my locker for the next lucky senior. Joan Sanders-Venetian blinds for all the windows in the Bowenite Office. Lyric One hundred-seven fast Will and Crslameuf Harold Sanford-my old number 27 jersey to J. promising football player. Charlotte Schmaltz-my shoe laces to the GAA. Charles Schneider-the apples in the lunchroom to Mr. Oliver's horse. Harold Schroeder-my shined buttons and shoe, for an incoming freshie in ROTC. Mary Ann Schurla-my aches and pains from tumb- ling to Shirley Zehme. Kenneth Schwartz-my bookkeeping work in the Bowenite Oflice to the future bookkeeper. Irene Seligman-the little black notebook to the next prom chairman. Lawrence Sepanski-my old gym shoes to some poor freshie. Harriet Seymour-all my Civics notes to Mis O,Malley. Marilyn Shiwcroft-a mouse trap for Mary Louis: Sauer. Ribert Shillinglaw-my music to Mrs. Caldwell. Eugene Sieielman-a chewed-off pencil to Mrs. Sfltoening. Bernard Sikorski-my wood-peeked tackle to Mr. Brandenburg. Theresa Siuba-All my 4 years of happiness to Bowen. Robert Skulte--A broken down hot-rod to Mr. Wilhelms. Rita Skzela-I leave my manniquin to Pat Radrick. Bernadette Slawinkowski-my manniquin to Kath- erine Lelo. - Tom Slivka-some new chairs to the lunchroom. Florence Smaga-my lost pen to the person who found it and all my vim, vigor and vitality to Mary Ann Plys. Constance Smith-my broken bat to the gym depart- ment. Doris Sorak-my lock and locker for Soudar to take over. Delores Sparrow-the phrase 'Tm handing it to youu to Miss Melka. Mary Spasoff-my brains in shorthand to my sister Josephine. Phillip Spasoff-my long legs to Morris McClure. Marion Spletzer-the showers to the Juniors. Barbara Stack-my pet mouse locker 1168 to the next occupant. Alva Stahl-my job of punching keys to Phyllis Meleskie. Marilyn Stark-a new baton for Mrs. Caldwell. james Stath-I hereby bequeath my roaches and moths to the next occupant of 1172. Harold Stearman-anything that anyone thinks will do them good. Henry Steffan-my gun-boat shoes to brother William in case of flood. Joyce Steinway-all broken typewriters to future transcription classes. Daniel Stepansky-job as football hero to the water boy. P One hundred-eight Angelo Strazzante-I leave my ghost to roam the halls of Bowen, forever. Robert Struth-my shiny ROTC buttons to Ser- geant Marnul. Vivan Tadin-my French homework to Mrs. Robin- son. Myra Teplitz-all my wonderful times to a new Freshie. Helga Tettinger-all my shorthand outlines to Mrs. Schnackenberg. Barbara Tomczak-my joys and sorrows to any be- wildered freshie. XValter Trzeceak-my pocket full of dreams to any- one who can show me that he possesses none. Bernice Ullman-my Sv in chemistry to the next bright scientist. Joseph Vanisko-my gym shoes without soles to Ronald Benkowski. Paula Veich-to Joan Ryba, the beloved pieces of my gym suit together with the soles of my gym shoes. John Velgos-my long hair to Mr. Wilhelms. Richard Villasenor-the beautiful birds that live at Bowen to the zoo. Dolores Vukadinovich-the correct pronunciation of my name to someone named Smith. Carol Weir-nay :Lugnt fingers to the Homes Ec Department. Martin White-my S-plus lovely civics notebook to Miss Freestrom. Rhaye Wier-to my sister my worn-out thinking cap. Dorothy Wilson-my gym showers to anyone who has naturally curly hair. ' John Wis-niewski-my study seat to any studious person. Harriet Witecki-my art of playing volleyball. William Witt-my good experiments to Jackie Amazallorso. Edward Wodnicki-my school spirit to everyone refnalnlng ' Delphine Wolak-to Judy Grady I will my love of swimming. Erwin Woilski-my privilege of being the first of our class. joe Wroblewski-all the empty space in my locker for the purpose of raising chickens to a farmer freshie. Gloria Zarreli-my entire mass of knowledge to Bowen's history classes. Richard Zeizel-my library card to be framed and hung in the show-case. Violet Zevkovich-to anyone who wants it, I will my green gym suit. Estelle Zigich-my pleasing smile to all future Bowenites. Joan Ziolkowski-my vim, vigor and vitality to Bowen High School. Geraldine Zobel-my gym exercises to Mrs. Stern. JoAnn Zwierzykowski-my economics notes to Mr. Brandenburg. BRIGHTEST Lois Mercier Donald Weinberg BEST DRESSED Julie Simonian Frank Garcia LIKELY TO SUCCEED Janice Carlson Irving Shipkowitz ATHLETIC Noreen Higgins Jack Masucci CUTEST Carol Mills Frank Valadez TYPICAL STUDENT Olive Hamlin George Henney BRIGHTEST Anne Jurkash Robert Nesbitt BEST DRESSED Mary Lisac Don DeCero LIKELY TO SUCCEED Roxanne Herrick James Brubaker ATHLETIC Donna Houston Eli Grba CUTEST Betty Gradisher Bob Burtala TYPICAL STUDENT Myrna Grefsheim Hal Sanford Nafables Glass of ,famazry 1952 MOST POPULAR Joanne Lulinski Ronald Riggs CUT-UPS Joan Melcic Richard Spasoff WITTIEST Barbara Helmick Ramon Aleman ARGUERS Rosemary Gilmour Norman Torres CHARMING Josephine Dasovich Ronald Drost TALKATIVE Resa Donath Bill Pickham Glass af yum' 7952 MOST POPULAR Barbara Gornick Warren Lindgren CUT-UPS Mary Ann Markopolos Dan Dopudja V WITTIEST Doris Miner Bill Dawson ARGUERS Roberta Meschivitz Bill Baird CHARMING Barbara Doerr Pete Jurkash TALKATIVE Paula Veich John Foster F RIENDLIEST Arlene Vespa Ralph Heinze SCHOOL SPIRITED Geraldine Geringer Dick Olejnik PALS Doris Harapat Edward Rosiar BEST DANCERS Diana Skowronek Bob Pakaski SHYEST Delphine Orel , Leonard Poninski FRIENDLIEST Dolores Vukadinovich Roger Lykins SCHOOL SPIRITED Mary Hyzy Angelo Strazzante PALS Joan Sanders Dean Pearson BEST DANCERS Pat Miceli Don Gaddini SHYEST Delphine Pietraszak Claude King One hundred nine Our Pafrvus The staff realizes how much our patrons have helped to make The 1952 Bowenite possible W hope that the entire student body will be equally grateful and demonstrate their gratitude by patron izing these loyal supporters. AL'S MEN SHOP Everything for Men 9154 Commercial Avenue AMERICAN MEAT MARKET 10556 Ewing Avenue- ANGELOIS AUTO SALES 3719-25 East 106th Street Regent 4-6070 BALTIMORE LUMBER COMPANY 8541 Baltimore Avenue Saginaw 1-8107 BARNEYIS PAINTERS, SUPPLY 8725 Commercial Avenue Saginaw 1-1272 C. V. BERGSTROM JEWELRY 10112 South Ewing Avenue CLARENCE J. BOHLING Real Exmte-Insurance 10457 Ewing Avenue THE BOWEN CAFETERIA Success to the Claire: of 1952 THE BOWEN HIGH SCHOOL PARENT- TEACHER ASSOCIATION Congratulations to the Clauses of 1952 BRIN'S PHARMACY BROWN'S JEWELRY SHOP Corner 92nd Street and Commercial Avenue BROWN MUSIC COMPANY 3018 East 91st Street Essex 5-0500 L. BRUNNER AND SON 9135 Exchange Avenue SQUIRE S. BURKE-Imumnce CALUMET PUBLISHING COMPANY 9120-22 Baltimore Avenue V One hundred-ten CALUMET STUDIO Steel City National Bank Building 3030 East 92nd Street CAMPBELL JEWELERS 9203 Commercial Avenue C. ARTHUR CARLSON 9130 Houston Avenue CARRES DISTINCTIVE WOMENS APPAREL 9139-41 Commercial Avenue CATHERINE'S FLOWER SHOP 10509 South Ewing Avenue FRANK CHIAPETTI AND SONS 10300 Ewing Avenue Saginaw 1-7814 N. E. CHRISTIANSON COLE AND YOUNG COMPANY jeweler: 9144 Commercial Avenue COMMERCIAL RADIO CORNELL JEWELERS 3651 East 106th Street CREST FURNITURE SHOP 8910 Commercial Avenue CUSSON'S RADIO SHOP After a Good Vfork-Out! Our Pafrans , DEUTCH'S PAINT STORE ' 9239 Commercial Avenue South Chicago 8-3663 THE DOL-MAR SHOP EAST SIDE BOOTERY 3653A East 106th Street EAST SIDE PRINTERY 10136 Ewing Avenue South Chicago 8-6678 ENGLEWOOD KNITTING MILLS 6643 South Halsted Street THE J. J. FEIN STUDIOS Congmmlrzze the Bowen Seniors FILMANOWICZ BROS. PHARMACY AUSTIN W. FORD JEWELERS 8521 Stony Island Avenue Regent 4-1842 GITTER AND SIOVIC 9208 Commercial Avenue South Chicago 8-0292 GORNICICS MARKET 9534 Ewing Avenue South Chicago 8-1745 Compliments' of G. C. GOULD, OPTOMETRIST 3653 East 106th Street GREENWALD FURNITURE COMPANY 9012-16 Commercial Avenue All-Stars, Every One! HANSENIS MENS WEAR HARMONY SWEET SHOP 10601 Ewing Avenue I-IENDRICKSON'S HOME FURNISHINGS 3645 East 106th Street M. F. HUGHES COAL AND OIL COMPANY 3134 East 90th Street, at Brandon Avenue MARIANO IZZI FOOD SHOP Compliment: to tlae Graduate: jOE'S BOWEN STORE jOHNSON'S DRUG STORE 3703 East 106th Street IOHNSTON'S PAINT AND GLASS STORE THE JOYCE sHoP 3655 East 106th Street J 86 S RESTUARANT 3614 East 106th Street IQADOWSKI FLORISTS LESTER'S MEN'S STORE 3007 East 92nd Street LINCOLN PHARMACY LINN'S BAKERY 10500 Ewing Avenue South Chicago 8-7658 THE LITTLE GRILLS Home of the Superburger 8520 Stony Island Avenue 1615 East 95th Street MADAY FLORISTS 2622 East 83rd Street MACKAYE MOTORS INC 9228 South Chicago Avenue LOUISE M. PAUL Imumnce Broker 3719-25 East 106th Street Regent 4-6069 GEORGE W. PEARSON Inmmnce-Mortgages 3017 East 92nd Street Our Fafrvns PIETRUSINSKI PHARMACY 8357 Marquette Avenue RAINEY'S PAINT STORE REWERS MOTORS INC. 8464 Commercial Avenue scHULTz REAL 'ESTATE 10400 Ewing. Avenue ' Saginaw I-9544 SHUGAN'S PROFESSIONAL PHARMACY, INC. SOLOMON'S STORE FOR MEN 9225 Commercial Avenue SOUTH CHICAGO RADIO STORE 9220 Commercial Avenue Regent 4-0441 SOUTH CHICAGO SAVINGS BANK East 92nd Street at Commercial STEEL CITY LANES INC. H 8609 Commercial Avenue fy 5 Bayport 1-4875 ', STRAUSS MUSIC SHOP TARIS CLEANERS GUSTAVE E. TEWS FUNERAL HOME 2434 East 79th Street TIMM PHARMACY 10554 Ewing Avenue TONY'S EATERY 8700 Commercial Avenue TONY'S SAUSAGE SHOP 8713 Commercial Avenue UNITED JEWELERS AND OPTOMETRISTS 9109 Commercial Avenue STANLEY A. WALKOWIAK FUNERAL HOME 8805 Commercial Avenue One hundred- twelve WEINBERG BROTHERS 9027-29 Commercial Avenue CARL WILDEY, INC. 8518 Commercial Avenue Ford Saler and Service GEORGE WILLY HARDWARE 10548 Ewing Avenue South Chicago 8-3079 YATES MOTOR COMPANY 8659 South Chicago Avenue Regent 4-7520 H. ZIMMERMAN, PLUMBING 10420 Ewing Avenue DeLANEY PRINTING COMPANY 113 Sibley Boulevard Hammond, Indiana CAMPUS SERVICE 4102 North Paulina Street Chicago, Illinois I!! I You're a well-poised teen ager, F ly Autographs N ,.,.,.,--A? . , S-51. :- .' K ' qui? 4.,A,.Q.f N: M5 -1 z,,,,...C,e fm v '- SN1 X ur,-A' ,gbv1,,,.,,,rg.Jb-sfw-., 1 K 'Pr SJ. f' --Avi. 45.-.1-... C3 ffl , 4- ma. QL- X -rx if N LJ Wkfx-'w4L...2..-k., 2-sdvx--3-1 NJ 7. F. Fi'-Jiif-n..0.fy.xq:1,,, -QR , S Moments of Force! -6 KQV! ffm R .r If . 2 W M 'I 'ff -' fy I . ,X PY A .f A W ' Y I ju 1 TJ? . ii 4 I 9 29 B I 1, V gp w ,X , .3 'Q fy 1 ,it A A ' ' W Y . ar Margaret Ellen arrives for the Christmas program. 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