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

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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

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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

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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