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Aquinas High School - Trumpet Yearbook (La Crosse, WI)

 - Class of 1945

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Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1945 volume:

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HIT!! f0I'Wfll'f " x .ix if 0:9 Foul teer wk KIT-K ALBERTA A gem of purest ray serene Homeroom Set 1 2 3 Co op Vtce Pres 4 Co op 2 4 Lfttln Club 2 Spftntsh Club Pres 4 Chorus 1 2 3 4 Operetta 3 4 Chrtstmns Cantfotal 2 Prom Court 3 St me Clow 4 DAXTON JAMES What he cant do rant be done C onus 1 2 4 Drrtmttus 4 Opexettt 4 Footbxll 1 3 4 Btsltetbtll B g 3 Cm 1 IIHNINGER PEGGX On the stage of ltfe shell take the lead Enteted from Wtusu Wxsconstn tn Juntox xt tr Forum Club 4 Dramatlcs 3 4 Stxge Crew 3 Chorus 3 4 Open-ttft 3 4 F JARLUS LALREL- Ks joyous as a Ferns uheel Drumftttts 4 St me Cteu 4 Chotus 1 4 Bomng, 2 Opexetta 4 Mardt Gras Court 4 F WOLF MARGARET let a he world be music tn rlub 2 Orchestra 1 2 3 O etett 2 3 4 Chrtstn ntatal 2 3 DICKSON WALTER Thrnltx and thoughtful of others ls he Entered from B1 Falls Mtnnesotm tn semor tear Football 4 IIOCKENDORFF SIRGINIA 'Nhld and sueet respected and loxed bs all Home room Sec 1 2 Lfltln club 2 Spanlsh 4 DOHLIN DONNA A damn charm that makes her delightful Entered from Washtngton Juntor Htgh tn Sophomore tear DORSI-'i WIRGINIA 4 good hearts worth gold Chorusl Chrtstmxs Cantatal DOWNEY PHXLLIS Wlsdom charm and porse has she Stage w 4 Band 1 2 3 4 Lattn club 2 Spamsh club Dramatlcs 4 Co op 2 News Qtaff 3 DUSSO BETTY Pleasmg fun lonng and sweet ts she Co op 3 Latln club 2 Chorusl 2 3 4 Opexetta 3 Chrtstmas Cant 1t'L 1 2 Mardt Gras Court 4 I-'FG DOROTHY A gurl who ls sueet and wltty too Homeroom Sec 3 4 Co op 2 3 4 Dramattcs 4 Chorusl 2 3 4 Operetta 3 4 Chrtstmas Cantata 1 2 Trumpet Staff 3 News Stuff 3 4 Prom Court 3 Martd Gras Court 4 LHORN WILLIAM 4 man of cheerful yesterdays and eonfrdcnt tomorrous Entered from Gaxs Vltlls Wtsconsm senlor wear FHRS-YVI BENERLX A natural smlle a hmt of mtschnef age crew 3 orus 1 4 Opere Chrtstmas Cantata 1 2 Dramattcs 4 Pep Club 1 l'lNLl-1 MARGARET Heres to a fun lovmg matd Lattn Club 2 4 Band 1 2 3 4 Trumpet staff 3 News stalf 3 FLOTTVIEX ER ALBERT He neser lacks a reads answer Home room Presxdent 4 Chorusl Football 1 4 Basketball Basketball Manager 4 B'tseba1l4 Intramurals 1 2 3 4 FLXNN JOHN A httle nonsense now and then Homeroom Prestdent 4 Prom Court 3 Chorus 1 Chrtstmas Cantata 1 Intramurals 1 FRIEG Nl-XRS ELLEN imcere and sensnble-that s how ue d scrnbe her Lattn Club 2 Dramattcs3 4 Stage Crew 4 Band 1 PICHS JOSEPH A Jollx good fellou IS he Football 1 2 3 GIBLIN VIARIE Shes a good scout ln even was Orchestta 2 3 4 Chrxstmas Cantata 1 Chorus 1 Pep Club 1 2 ? f ' , x f A , 4 4 'V Y, H z K . 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WTF' E ' 'GSA I . .ang .1 , '-sf 1-v 'Q .li G LST!-'R PILEEN She s cordlallv sueet all the day Chorusl 2 News Staff 3 4 Latln C1Li2 3 4 Chr1stmasCantat'1 1 2 GRAF VlANDA ihe possesses a stncerntv of manner and a wunntng charm Dramattcs 3 Co op 3 Band 1 2 GLSCETTI l0I A Inu can aloavs hear her keeping quiet C oxus 1 2 4 HABERMAN Bl-'TTX B1-mg gracious descnhes her Dramattcs 3 4 Operetta 2 4 Band 1 2 3 4 Chorus 2 4 Chllstn s Cantata 2 HAGGERTX DONNA A lrtendlw gurl from up to toe Ftench Club 1 Stage eu 4 Orchestra 1 2 3 4 Co op 2 Club 1 H.-ALASKA 'SIADALXNI Pleased ruth ltfe ln general Latm Club 2 Chorus 1 2 4 Clntstmas Cantata 1 2 Dum xtlvs 1 HAINSEN DONNA 'WAI-I lowaltw ts the foundation of her frrenrlshlp Chorus 1 2 3 4 Operetta 3 4 Chrtstmas Cantata 1 2 Pep Club 1 tata 3 HAYLICLK Ill-NE As frank as ram on cherry blossoms op 2 4 L1 C b C orus 1 3 4 Oper Christmas Cmtata 1 2 Trumpet Staff 3 News Statf 1 4 HFATH RA! 'NIOND itlence ns one of the urtues to the ruse Chorus 1 Football 1 Operctta 1 Latm Club 2 HELI-'RICH DONALD Hrs energy ts centered tn uorthvlhtle thmgs Debate 3 Lfttm Club 2 Dramatlcs 3 4 Stage CICVL 3 Chorusl 2 3 Co op 1 M11d1 Gms Court 4 HESQ MAR! ANN Quiet people are nel:-ome eserwuhere Homttoom Sec 2 3 Chorus 1 Clulstmas Cantata 1 HOF!-.R XIOLA 'Wade for cllmbmg the tree of knowledge Co op 4 Latm Club 2 Sptntsh Club Sec 4 Chorus 1 Chrxst mas Cantata 3 Dramattcs 3 HOTLHRISS JOHN! Thw rod and thu reel they comfort me Chottts 1 2 Opuett x 2 Football 1 HOTTINGFR FRANK A ulzard nf xuttlelsms F otball 1 2 S 4 Botctng 1 2 Basketbtll 1 2 French Club 1 CIHISUIIAS Cantata 1 Chorus 1 Dmmaltts 4 HUB!-'R DONNA Donna ts the epttome of charm and smcerxtw D1 xmattcs C oxus 1 HUMFFLD BERNARD A hard taekler In llfe s game Chorus 1 HLRLEX PATRICIA A qunet unassumtng mald Entexed from Lanstng Ion t tn Juntor year Chttstmas Cantata 3 JACOBSON Fl UNL Hers ts a qtuet charm Homeroom Pros 2 Homeroom Ser 4 Chotusl 2 3 4 Operetta 3 4 Chrlst mas Cantata 1 2 Neus Staff 3 4 Nlardx Gras Court 4 JAMBON VAR! FLLEN Her heart ls luke a slngmg blrd Entt ed from Genoa Wtsconsm tn sophomore year Ltbrarx Club 3 Chorus 2 3 4 Operettft 3 4 Chrlstmas Cantata 3 M udl Glas Court 4 A Q- 4 fi 4, A . I M A or . 7 t ,eu 4 A 4 1 - 4 tv V lv N ,. f 3 1 G. G , 4 :- ft It 1 '- F I Sitgw- G 6 K , , l V l M -.. v . ,, - - 'H h . I Q . A 1 ,-.. - -V .- up S-I .4 VI' , VY.. .ll M '. ' ' Q ' ' -" ' . t Cr ' , ' . 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Jfffrtiz forwnrr " 4 R K 1 .4 Q , 00 Etghteen 'D-0 'iiwrv-1, 1, 4-gl-Q --Q-. .fs Q JIRQA JOHN -ks true as steel Intramurals 2 3 4 Chorus 1 Chrlstmas Cantata 1 .l0I-INb0N -XIRIETTA Keen sense of humor Drftmattes 3 4 Cheer leader 3 4 Chorusl 2 3 4 Stage Creu 1 4 Spanlsh Club 4 Operetta 3 4 Neus Staff 4 KM HEL GEORGE Trtles of honour add not to hrs worth who ts hrmself an honor to hrs tltles Class Pres 3 Homezoont Pres 2 Horneroom Ser 1 Latxn Club Pres 4 Lattn Club 2 3 4 Debate 3 4 Forum 3 4 Dmmftttcs J 4 Sttve C1 1 2 3 4 Operetta 3 4 Sodalxtt Prefect 4 Sodalltw COUIIf'1l2 Prom Cm1rt3 Chorusl 2 KKNIPA FEORGE Dutw hw habrt rs turned mto pleasure Chorus 1 KI-IL! DOROTHY lome and trtp lt as tou go On the light fantastic toe Chorusl 2 3 4 Chrtstmas Cantatal 2 News Staff 3 4 Prom Court 3 Operetta 2 3 4 KELLX I-ERN The wav to have a fnend I5 to be one Stave Cree 4 Chorus 1 2 3 4 Operett t 3 4 ChI'lSlI'Ildb Canta a 12 PepC1ublC0op2 3 KIMBALL PATRICIA So small but sprtghtlx and Jollv 1s she Chorusl 2 3 4 Trumpet staff 3 Dramtttcs 4 Clutstmts Cantatal 2 Operetta 3 4 Lattn Club 2 Ltbratx Club 4 D1 xtnattts 1 4 KIGTLFR ALBFRTA shell nexer grow nears of fun C orus 1 3 4 Ltttn club 2 Operetta 3 4 KLFIN ARTHLR A stngmg prrnce ns he Dramatlcs 3 4 Chorus 1 2 4 C rtstmas Cantatft 1 2 Football 1 2 3 4 Basketball 1 23 KNAPP PATRICIA A heap of sunshme m a small bundle Homeroom Pres 1 Chorus 1 Ope etta 1 Drum Mtjorette 4 ndl 2 3 RNOTHE IAVIES lledtcated to good fellmwshrp Class Ser 1 Hometoom Pres 4 Footballl 2 3 4 KNUTSON LEONARD The lon er you know hlm the better you like hlm Football 1 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 Boxing 1 2 Intramuralsl 3 4 lx0NI-.TCII1 FLEAINORF tontented thoughtful and true Ltbrarw club 3 Chotusl 2 3 4 Opetetta 4 Chrlstmas Cantata 1 2 Mardt Gras Queen 4 RORISH NI-SRI!-I Her step I5 mustc and her toxce ts song D amatles 1 4 Chorus 1 2 3 4 Operetta 3 4 Chrlstmas C ntata 1 2 3 KO! RI MARION Its the frrendls heart that has plentx of frlends Chorus 1 2 3 4 Operelta 3 4 Pep club 1 KRATT RICHARD The stwle rs the man hrmself Lattn club 2 Chrtstmas Cantata 1 2 Chorusl 2 Football 1 RREIBICH ELG!-IlNE Conscrentrous tn all he does I-Iomeroom Pres 3 Co op 2 3 4 Bandl 2 3 4 Trumpet Staff 3 News Staff 3 4 Latm club 2 Sodahtx counctl 3 KREUT7 JEANETTF Shes lnels and nrmble and full of fun Spantsh club Treas 4 Stage Crew 4 Make up artist Band 3 4 Red Cross Counetl 4 Chorus 1 2 Pep club 1 KRISVIER JOI-IN A qulet man but qurte a man Dramxttvsl 3 Orchestral 2 3 Footbftlll Basketballl 2 Baseball Mardt Gras court 4 lxRl GER ROSEWIARH She enjoxs ltfe and sees that exerwone else does Lattn club 2 Spanxsh club 4 Chorus 1 2 3 4 Opetetta 3 4 Chrtstmas Cantata 1 2 3 News staff 3 4 Prom Court 3 5, - 'C' 9 4 . 3 3 . 1 t at 2 9 I , 1 I Q J . I by Q 1,7 ...I . . , ' ,V -F. 'y v - ' ,- h ..., 1 ' w . ' W. ..',. ' -". ,' ' ' ' ." ' , , , .3. . h'. . 1 . . ' . . . . .'.Ba . V Y V 4-". 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Q f 2 Wlfk Olflfy OI' -HKIFW 1.0 ug. mm fllllfllllffl 7111, f fn mmf A lle2hn11n Fngll I1 Qld Q elnoyx lte lnQt neue of the Queen Q Wrnk Ao Robert Houllhan ldI11ll9N 1 dlxplay plepaled bv he SflDhO11lUlL Engl! h Clif-ien of SQte1 M Iinlll VKhlCh Studled the 11C11l pmhlerne Latxn club xnembe-1 R011 1 Iewnetto Meuell K1thleen KIHCKIWUGI xvllllcllll Klein Ron 2 M11y Ann Roth Kenneth How Jo eph Hlxllk Helen Gallagher E11een G11ste1 Row 3 Helen Wulzel Margaret Fmley John Eleen Rlta BIQLICI Seltz Ruben Scleld Jnnw Skemp It seem th 1l Wllll 1m Colgln 1 uell 1 the mel 111 the Speech Lllv lx enjoy lng THPIGNG M 1h mney s Icneetul rn mon Compaung lette1Q IGCQIX ed hom Sp meh Colle pnndente ne Phylll Melield JoQeph VK ooleg Joieph Bexanek 'VI Han Lexke and June Muelle1 Plannlng the next meetmd me Latln club OmC91 Jack Gauhee Malgfnet SChITlltt and Gemnge Kuhel Sp1n1Qh club ofhcu V011 Hofel Jelnette Kxeutz Bnbfnfx Wooley lllfl Albc1t1 Cutw Helen to Qpnnxh leundmngs xxhlch ne 1 te1tu1e nl then meetmg Sister M Clementa 7VIOdG1fl Hrctmy Glob1l Geoglaphy Englmh Seflllll Home-lonln 0 0 li V ,0 ' Y .12 wk ,Je Q? 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Twenty fi' X 0- 2: W xx 0'0'C'0'0' LQ-f 040-0-0'-6 0'9' TU' 0-6 930291 0-9 ox, I1iO1' . . . arclz forwar as KLBAI 'tl XR! 1 happx heart ns generallw great Chorus 1 2 German cluh 1 2 IXRSON SALLX lust the rrght lund to hate fora frteml tnetoom Sec' 2 Lum tlub 2 Cltorux 1 2 4 Llutstn nttt11 2 Opt' tt IHBI DOROTHY lheerful eftu-tent and zen all m one deltghtful package Lo op 4 Lftttnan club P Chorus 1 Lltrtst mas Cantfttal Bandl 2 3 4 Trumpet St't1f3 4 News Staff 3 4 ll-'tlklf Bl-XERLX t drsposttmn brtght as the summer sun onus 1 O LLPSCH FMIL He advocates work for others Boxtng 1 2 Dmmxttcs 3 LEPSLH KATHLEEN! A lrvely spark of enthusiasm Class Sec 4 Cn np 2 3 4 Spantsh club 4 Chorus 1 2 News Staff 3 4 Chrtstmas Cantata 1 2 Lattn club 2 Intramuralsl 2 3 4 Football Mgr 1 MAINGNER AINNI She spms a. ueh of natural charm Dramattts 1 2 Orchesttt 1 2 Lxttn club 2 Homeroont Ofltf01 1 MARCOTTE PAUL- Whse but he talks not of hrs knowledge F otball 1 3 4 Basketbxll 1 2 3 4 Chorus 1 3 4 O er etta 3 4 News St11'f3 4 Trumpet Statf 3 4 BOXlllg 2 Hgmeroom Offtccr 1 Intramurals 1 'tl ASE!! K7 FRANCES She couldnt pamt a picture more dehbhtful than herself Lattn club 2 Ltbrxrx Club 1 Dramattcs 4 Chorusl 2 3 4 Operetta 3 4 Chrtstmas Cantata 1 Pep club 1 McCORD HAR! LOU Enrtched wtth a lllttng personality Cantata 1 2 Band 3 4 News Staff 3 4 Pep Club 1 Mc-KOSKFX WIRGINM Blended expressh for happiness NIILLER BETT! thsdom flourrshes well quiet places Co op 2 Lattn Club 2 Spantsh Club 4 Chorus 1 2 Chrtstmas O chcstra 1 2 3 Band 4 Chorus 1 2 3 4 Chrtstmas Cantata 1 2 Operetta 3 4 NIlET7l- BEWERLX 'tlrrth with thee I mean to lne Co op 2 Chorus 1 2 Chrtstmts Cantata 1 2 NESS DOROTHH She dtsmrsses care with a merrw grm Chorus 1 2 3 Christmas Calllafa 1 2 lNETZER ROSELLA Prnmest and properest matd of them all Chorus 1 2 Chrtstm ts Cantata 1 2 NORBH LEONARD Alike to all and lxked bw all Entered from Stoddard Wtsconstn tn sophomore tear OSTRANDER JOSEPH There I5 no true orator who I9 not a hero Class Vlce Prestdent 3 I-Iomeroom Ptcstdent 1 2 Co op 2 3 Lattn Club 2 Debate 3 4 Forum 3 4 Forum Prestdent 4 Dramattcs 3 4 Stage Crew 3 4 Band 2 3 4 Prom Cour OXEN MARX A glft from the land of enchantment Entered from Central Htgh tn ,tumor wear PAPACEK JEROME When dutv called he answered' Homeroom Secretart 2 Stage Crew 2 Football 3 Football Manager 4 Boxing 3 ,V 3 Z Lb A 7 0' t ,V A X . . at - A X , z .Q f .' 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H1015 . . . fH'C!Z 01'Wfzrr "X is m 2 lwcnty tw U 'F' I 3 PAPENFLSS JEAN She leases a legacy of laughs Home room Secretary 3 C p 1 2 4 Llbrarx Club 4 Sta Crew 4 Chorusl 2 3 4 Operetta 3 4 Chrxstmas Cantatal 2 Red Cross COUUC114 Pep Club PAUL LOLISE A merry heart goes wlth her all the day Latxn Club 2 Orchestra 1 3 4 Chr1stm Cantata 3 4 Opere a 4 PepC b PIERCF DONALD Llfe was not meant for sorrow Chorus 1 PIERCE DOROTI-Il An aus on the wheel of laughter Llbrary Club Presldent 4 Ltbrars Club 3 4 Operetta 1 2 4 Ochestral 2 3 4 PITZ PATRICIA Shes full of laughter pep and youth Class offtcer 1 Latm Club 2 Chorus 1 2 Mardr Cras Court 4 POTARACKE DOROTHI A bright spot against a dull day Chrtstmas Cantata 2 Chorus 2 3 4 Operetta 4 Pep C ub 1 Operetta 4 Christmas Cantata 2 3 4 Orchestral 2 3 QUINT BERNARD The power of thought the magtc of mmd Entered from Horstngton Kansas ln Juntor year Band 3 4 Football 4 News Staff 3 4 RATI-IBI RN JOAN The soul secured In her existence smnles Co op Secretary 3 Co op 3 4 Lattn Club 2 Debate Forum 4 Dramatlcs 3 4 Operetta 1 2 3 4 Chrtstmas Cantata I 2 3 4 Orchestra Secretary 4 Orchestra 1 2 3 Trumpet Staff 3 4 News Staff 3 4 Pep Club 1 REDIG MARION She rs pure and sweet as well as debonanr Chorusl 2 3 4 Chrlstmas Cantatal 2 Operetta 3 REGET IRENE Shes often cheered us on to vlctory Latin Club 2 Dramatrcs 1 2 4 Stage Crew 4 Chorus 1 2 Operetta 3 Chrlstmas Cantata 1 2 Prom Queen 3 Cheer Leader 2 3 4 Red Cross Counctl 4 REGNIER RITA ANN She smlles-and the angels sung Co op 3 4 Lattn Club 2 Lattn Club Offtcer 2 Ltbrary Club Debate 3 Forum 3 4 Dramattcs 2 3 4 Chorus 1 News Staff 3 4 Prom Court 3 Chrtstmas Cantata 1 REIDELBACH W ILLIAWI Llkes a school year spiced wtth holndays tn Club 2 Co op 1 3 RICHARD ROBERT A good boy now a better man later German Club 2 Band I 2 3 4 RITTER DOLORES Rare compound of ablhty frollc and fun Chorus 1 2 Chxtstnns Cantata 1 2 ROESLER ROBERT Ready to taket a dive at everythmg Chorus 1 ROTH IRENE Her actrons and her works accord Chorus 1 3 ROZWIARYNOIWSKI LORRAIWE She smiles and the world smlles wnth her Chorusl 2 3 4 Operetta 3 4 Trumpet Staff 3 4 News Staff 3 4 Christmas Cantata 1 2 RI ANI ROBERT He ns well pald that ns satlsfled French Club 1 Chorus 1 Chrtstmas Cantata 1 Football 1 2 3 4 Baske ball 1 2 'vlartd Gras Kmg 4 st ANI AN AI ICF The lund of gurl you luke to know better Chorus 1 'Y Chr strnts Cult lla 1 3 , 'F' I , g,g, , Y, t R 3 :ff 4 4 A It 1 Y . Y 8 4 ' ' ae- 4 I - R , 1- 5 , , Q N it E ,, - 1 , . .' " ', . . ' Q ' j . o-o ,,,, ' Q' , ge 1, 2, , , tt 3, , lu 1, 2. I . ,-.. - - .,.,- - 1 , V I V V Q A V POTARACKE, ROSE MARY-"A girl of truly sterling worth." Stage Crew' 1, Latin Club 2, Library Club 3, 4, Chorus 4, . ' , , . , , , 4- , ' . , , . . . ' .,.. ' , . . , 4. , . X-" ' ' ' ' ' . , . , ' . , , 4- ' Av -.. 1. - - v - y I V V V V V 3' . . . -"3 ' I ' ." - . . , ' . ' I ' , ' ' 1, . ' . t -" ' ' " ' ." Lat' , - . , , 4. 'W , , - . -. ,A Av A Av' I A ii., - - , - , lv. , l M. . ,ii in 2 3 , V 24 C, W 1' ff! QE rf 1 fl r if fn 1' Tv rf f ff .asf .I S5 Xfzff fxfnfyf ff 944-4104 W John Kendhlmnnu June Mueller John MLC411 Illlkk Ind Mullel Lexke xdmne the llllllL xte iouns ul al, i IWUUGIHIGN and moths In anothe1 LUIHGI ul the b1ology 100m L1ll1an P6te1S and Edxx ard Dex me coax Dopey the t1ll1g1to1 to mt up and ltolt p1etty 101 hlx DILILHE Tl'1e1e L mt xe1y xx ell be 1 d mee vxlthout deun ltlons so F1 mcex Stube1 Many Ann Stokes C1thu1ne AIQFY Cle nlotte Koretchy md D01 othy Kelly p1ep11e bxnnels to xdmn the gym Futuu IX 1 IIUIS John KIINIHQI Donlld W :keen Robext XVGIQLI J :mem Sulllx Ill and Jdmex Knwtht ne lnzlv :ng Vllflplll, xxexthex chnt Mechanlcal drawmg students Robert Welgel V1Lt01 Solle1 and Ctntnex Stmeh xxoxk d1l1gently to pelfect then kill Roger Ingham Thomas Lucey and Cortney Stroeh woxk Oxeftlme to learn the techmque ol makmg xx o d Lute Geomet1y students xx hu the Q to ueate posteu yxnbullzlng tltle of the L1tdny ul the Blessed Vngn 16 xunesented by Joxeph 7lllJ8N Thllllll Plcle ky Collean H an en Fxthu qllllllldl 1nd Dulmu Melfeld Slster M Leola Phywlcs Genex nl Suence SGNIOI h0lll6100IT1 9 0 0 i n kv , -0-4-0-s 0 Twenty tour IIIOI' . . . arclz forwar W SCHAEFER ROBERT lt takes a great man to make a good listener Band 1 3 4 Tennis Sl HMIKLA CI-I-IRLI-'S The world knows little of her greatest men Football 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Baseball 2 3 Class Presrdent 2 Latrn Club 2 SC HMITT MARGARET Ideal comrade from daun to dusk Latin Club Secretary 4 Latrn Club 2 3 4 Chorus 4 Operelta 1 2 3 4 Chrrstmas Cantatal 2 Orchestra 1 2 Nevis Staff 3 Trumpet Staff 3 4 Trumpet Editor 4 SCHOLWJ FRANCIS Frrendlv studrous and uittv too Horneroom Treasurer 1 Latrn Club 2 Forum 4 Footbrll 1 Boxing 3 Sl HPFIFR ROBERT in earnest vouth and modest too Orchestra 1 Bfrnd 2 3 4 Football 3 4 SHLDIASK! ALBERT Possesses a great deal of creative abrlrtx Home room Secretarx 1 Drarrratrcs 4 NHINIANSKI THOWIXS An its Tommy this an Tommy that an anything you please Clrss President 4 Forum 4 anratrts 3 4 Chorus 1 2 all s all l 4 Lrtrn Club 2 Ma Gras Court 4 1 2 3 4 Christmas Cantata 4 WYEMY ROBERT F "4 l31ly9l'S life f0l' Class V106 Presrderrt 4 Class Secretarx 2 Class Treasurer 1 Latrn Club Vice Presrdent 2 Forum 3 Chorusl 2 4 Dramatrcs 4 Prom Court 3 Football 1 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Base 1 SMITH JAMES An athlete a gentleman a friend Football 1 2 3 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Prom Kmg3 Latin Club 2 SNXDER JAMES Rome was not built in one dav nd 1 2 3 4 Stage Crev, 3 SOIIFR IRENE Her sincerity and ambition will reap their reuard German Club 1 C orus 1 2 3 4 Chrrstmas Cantata 1 Operetta 3 4 SOLLER VICTOR Drstussrons are the spice of lrfe D amrtrts 3 4 St age Crevs 2 3 4 Chorusl 2 3 4 Operetta 3 4 Chrrstmas Cantata 1 2 SPAETH PAUL- Good men are molded out of youths Entered from Slrnger Wrsconsrn rn junror year Forum 3 4 STRASSER CLARENCE Always willing to lend a hand German Club 1 Stage Crevs Manager 4 Band 1 2 3 4 Band President 4 STRASSER SILWESTER Ready willing and able thats our Syl Orchestra 1 2 3 4 Orchestra President 4 Football 1 2 3 4 Basketballl 2 Operetta 3 4 German Club 1 Intramural Supervrsor 4 STOLTZ ARNOLD Common sense rs instinct and enough of rt is genius Footballl 2 3 4 Intramural Supervisor 4 STUBFR BETT1 Shes our intellectual scatter brain Latrrrl 2 Spanrsh 4 Dramatlcsl Stage Crevt 4 Chorus 1 2 3 4 Operetta 3 4 Christmas Cantata 1 2 Trumpet Staff 3 4 Red Cross Councr14 STLISER FRANCES In small proportions we just beauties see Homeroonr Secretary 4 Latrn Club Officer 2 Latin Club 2 bpanrsh Club 4 Library Club 4 Dramatrcs 4 Chorus 1 2 3 4 Operetta 3 4 Chrrstmas Cantata 1 2 News St 111 3 4 Trumpet Staff 3 Mardr Gras Court 4 SIVIIIWAIN BITTX 'Quiet charm a heart of gold mcroonr Sctrttrry 4 I rr.1r5 f rb s Prom t Ull M es Q F W N. , 9 3 Q . qi 3 Q Q r 2 lx . , 5, 'Q ? 0 - Q LS, ., ,' A. gr 6 I . 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CHAR! I-'S 'He posessses overflowing generoslty Entered from News Lisbon Wlsconsxn IH Senmr tear Q ' . lv fa uv ' f 7 . ,,,, J N Q ef ,- 3 M X N ,X ,g L 9? 9 ' 3 Q , P 4 . 8 - Us I- Q? ll ,t ' ' 9 3 l 2 Q I P 9 . sv: 1 A at 1 . . ' . -1- ' - ' ' . , , . , , , , , 2, 3, 4. y. y . - U V 3' . , . . ' ' , -" ' Ch , , 3, 4, , . , . TWITE, AUDREY-"She always has a smile." Chorus 1, 4, Christmas Cantata 1. Operetla 4. ' ', ' , ." , , , , 1. , -" ' Ba , , 3. 4. , I -" 4. ' - x." o , 3, - , . . . ' . -" V ' Q ' ' ." ' ' . 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In Z wx hw' EU A, , :fi fl law , , this ,MlIfm'v51-hir cm S cg 1x ii fffeferl e.mf"e riwnlcn ,lic 12,2 mxcltiiv f'Xi1"'Cii"' E3 :cfm 'fvlyfrl .'v'.jL1i.1ik-A If: HL v 1 X . r 1 vw r A 1 KI In-fzfv, -L r X. ,ff f fp, i 2 tk, Q ,f X' Xl it ff If eff V4 Qt! 2 l Af. im X Rst as bgx' J b ? It Z3 5: wi ij? Q -A if S d l' ' ' ' ' 7 ' 0 Cl lt Yfffllffll fluff fluff M ffrnxffflff In observance of Catholic Book Week. and with the aid of the parish sodalities, lists of books that can be purchased or rented at the Pius XII bookshelf, located at Noelke's, were given out to parishioners in order to nourish the minds' of the people of today with decent literature. The group that Gave the lists out in their res ective parishes are, from left to right: Maryellen Albrecht. James Monsoor, Catherine Lyga, Kathleen Lepsch. William Klein. Mary Ann Roth, Mary Jo Streicher, Irene Roth and Mary Lou Smith. Leaders of the Catholic Truth committee are .. , , , .p - Tyler. Mary Coughlin. Joyce McGuire. Virginia found reading a few of the Catholic maga- zines that arc found in the Aquinas library. Jack Garihee seems quite amused at what Robert Baum has to oHer. With them are Lloyd Wuensch and Mary Clare Poehling. Posing classified movies is James Knothe, shown with James Bennett, John Zanter and Roger Ingham. "Stamps for the missions!" That was the cry of these enthusiastic sodalists who are found counting stamps handed in. They are Joseph Beranek, William Murphy and John Flynn. Keeping the servicemen's addresses up-to-date are members of the Patriotic committee, Donald McConaghy, Albert Flottmeyer, David Moran and James Wanner. Planning activities for the school year with Father Stephen Anderl, spiritual guidance director, are George Kachel. general prefect. and Jeanette Merrell, general secretary. Through their efforts and with the cooperation of the student body, various activities that were under- taken, proved successful. In preparation for the most singular activity ot' the year. the Enthronement ot' the Sacred Heart in the school. a triduum consisting of Masses. Communions and pray- ers, was held March 21-23. A general blessing ot the images and pictures of the Sacred Heart was held in the auditorium followed by Benediction ot' the Blessed Sacrament. Individual enthronements then took place in all oi' the homerooms. Arthur Blaschkc is shown giving a glimpse ot' the Sacred Heart picture to his interested classmates. Another outstanding event of the school year was the Scdalists participation in the Golden Mass. At the Offertory, a procession of the student body took place, in which gift wrapped packages containing food. clothing and toys. were offered for the poor. Packing the various gifts for Negro missions is Edward Rendler. Celebrant of the Mass. Father Hubert Crubel, is seen with George Kachel, sodality prefect, and Thomas Shinianski, senior class president, who started from the rear ot' the auditorium with the bread and wine that was used in the Golden Mass. Dec. 20. Following were the students with their packages. Acolytes are Donald Potaracke and Kenneth McCabe. On either side ot the altar, a group of boys helped in the sorting ot' the offerings. Thanks ol' appreciation were expressed by a number ol' religious laboring in the mission fields. Leaders of the successful mid-year retreat were Jesuits. Father Joseph Blank and Father Charles McDonnell. Their untiring efforts raised enthusiasm in the hearts of the students in regard to spiritual duties. The Queen ot' all queens. the Blessed Virgin Mary. was crowned on World Sodality Day. May 5. by Ellen Lyga. Representing the parishes in the city are her assistants. Betty Ann Muehr. Louise Vyvyan, Virginia Riniker. Eunice Cummings. Queen Ellen Lyga. Kathleen Skemp, Dorinne Urban. Marilyn Meyers and Ann Gerrard. ir I 0 Father Stephen Anderl Social Problems Latin Sodality Director Procurator Aquinas Guild la ,-1. aff IPIIM fn ?'Ul1!U!f' Iliff-flllffhlffffl In order to spread more devotion to Our Lady. the Trumpet staff chose "Our Lady of Fatima" as the theme to be worked out in blue and white. colors symbolizing those associated with Marv. The yearbooks as a group that stood apart from the rest. lt had for its theme "Crusading fcr Peace." For the past three years the Aquinas News has been classified as a "Flight Leader," since 1933 the paper has received an All-Catholic rating, furthermore, international first place awards have been consistently earned by the News from the Quill and Scroll association. Pictured in the upper left hand corner are reporters of the latest news Helen VVurzel, Barbara Woolley. Eileen Gilster, Dorothy Leibl and Rita Ann Regnier. Sport activities are taken care ol' by Paul Marcotte, sports editor, Donald McConaghy and Virgil Grabinski. Looking through the tiles is Dyane Troyanek. pictured with Trumpet class editors. Mary Ann Roth and Angela Higgins and, standing. business manager, Mary Jo Streicher and index co-editor, Lois s A t " x i n ' I if9 ,ge-0 .vw 0, guv.-04 -9.44. Forty-tour Y J i Schomers. Photographer, Gene McIntyre, is caught in the act ot' snapping the shutter. Occupied with their work are Dorothy Eeg and Ilene Havlicek, typists. and Lois Troyanek, mailing editor. Editor-in-chief of the News, Charles Weisensel and Eugene Kreibich seem somewhat concerned about the sport section. Selecting pictures for the yearbook are Mary Coughlin, Dorothy Skemp, Petra Anderson and Mary Lou Smith. Preparing news copy for the printer are Rita Costello, Elaine Jacobson, exchange editor, and Mary Lou McCord. 5 ll n 1944 annual received high ratings for journalistic style and content. lt was mentioned with ten other Q, !'l,I!lil,lI!f'S ffzmzzqx il2lA!l'l'fl!li0l! The above pictures are a few of the roles that are seen that budding journalists enact. The members oi' both the News and Trumpet staffs are usually found engaged in their regular duties. A few of the "ins find outs" of engraving are shown by Mr. Weber of The Tribune to News staff members, Bernard Quint. reporter. and John VVilliams, cartoonist Betty Stuber. senior class editor. Margaret Schmitt, editor-in- cnict' ot' the 1945 Trumpet, and Joan Rathburn. another senior class editor, are somewhat concerned about something on the desk ol' Mr. 'l'. Villeneuve. compositor at Keller's Printing Co. A great amount of credit is given to these three lassies Ccenter picturel for they are responsible for the ads in the News. The smiling journalists are Airietta Johnson. Dorothy Mae Kelly and Rita Costello. Dorothy Leibl and Margaret Mary Bissen appreciate watching the linotypist at work. Keeping the paper free from error is the task of copy and prool' reader. Rosemary Kruger. While Frances Stuber sees to it that the clipping files are up to date. Kathleen Lepsch. also a copy and proof reader. is deeply engrossed in her work. Margaret Finley and Lorraine Rozmarynowski, advertising and business manager, respectively. are making their deposits at the bank and business seems to be good. Whether at noon or after school. the pressroom is the place for those responsible for getting the News out every two weeks and for those preparing the school yearbook. However. it's not all work: the staff took time off for a Thanksgiving banquet. Sister M. Lilian Publication Adviser English Senior Homeroom Cast II To the rrght are Lreutenant Roo ney Frank Hottrnger Officer Brody Berrard Manev who played IH both casts because a member was unable to take part Jonathan Brewster Robert Baum who rs chained to Ofli cer Brody and OlTicer Klem por traved bv James Dayton James Donndelmger not prctured took the part of Officer O Hara Watchmg the process 15 M1 Wltherspoon Robert Skemp Mr brbbs James Burns watches Teddy Roosex elt Arthur Klem as he explams the San Juan explort The Rex Dr Harper James SLlllIVH1'l seems qulte rrterested 1n the whole afTa1r P Brewster Betty Habcrman and Abby Brewster Frances Masewrcz Lrsterrng to Dr Emstem Thomas Shrmanskr are Mort1mer Brewster Rrchard Bradburn and Mr Wrtherspoon Robert Skemp Mortlmer has been t1ed to the charr by Dr Emstem and Jonathan Brewster In the bottom plcture the Brewster lrvmg room lS rep resented where the entlre plax took place Barbara Woolley who played the role of Elame Harper lS shown w1th Mortrmer and h1s two aunts Martha and Abby who made It 4 laobbx of dosmp old men wlth arsenic f ' 1 ' , L . ' . - 1 y . ' - . ' . . ' I . N , , 4 I ' . At the table are seated the two old s insters, Martha . , . v l C n ' ' Y . ' 7 . Q . . U ' L A af ,B ' sf' sz, QM.. L... gf 4 "'0. lang. 5n.nr'04""0""o66D v' ,glam-L.. and National Catholic Book VVeek. Aquinas students Armistice- Book Week Pagednt Combining the observance of Armistice Day of the four classes presented "The Pageant of the Saints" November 15. As the play began the scene revealed a group of uniformed personnel aboard an ocean liner sailing into New York Harbor. The war was over and they were returning to their homes and loved ones. Standing on the deck they related their individual experiences and the religious mo- tives and ideals which encouraged them to Gght for victory. Thus the lives of ten saints are retold and enacted on the stage. In the picture to the right is a section of the grand finale, depicting the Immaculate Conception as Patroness of the United States. Beginning at the left are scenes from the pro- duction following in order. top to bottom, left to right. In the story of the Immaculate Conception. narrated by the naval officer. the Angel Gabriel. Peggy Lyons. reveals to Mary, Frances Stuber. that she is to be the Mother of God. The Spar. Mary Ellen Fries. pictures Saint Bernadette of Lourdes. Beriiadinc Kava- naugh. ridiculed by her companions Marie. Doris Nelson, and Jeanne, Beverly Stelpflug. because of her frail health. Thereupon they leave her alone. during which time she ex- periences the famous apparition of the Immaculate Conception. Marine Thomas Shiinanski presents the well-known account of Saint Thomas of Aquinas. Here a group of monks deride the great intellect of the famed soldier. Portraying the three monk students are James Sullivan, James Dayton. and Albert Flottmeyer, As- suming the roles of Father Albert and St. Thomas are Victor Soller and Albert Shedesky. respectively. The Missionary, James Gschwind. admires Blessed Tekakwitha, Nancy Hamilton as she invokes God to hear her humble prayers. Gerald Flanagan as the Army Chaplain described this beautiful story. Naval officer John Flanagan recites the stirring poem "Lovely Lady Dressed in Blue" as the Little Boy, Gene Olson and the Blessed Virgin Mary, Frances Stuber re-enact the words. Behind the scenes are those without whom the play can't go on. Members of the stage and lighting crews pausing a moment are Frank Keaveny and Edward Rendler, Louis Ritter and Clarence Strasser. Sister Marie Cecile directs a group of industrious workers in dismantling a stage scene. Edward Rendler and George Kachel have volunteered to take the responsibility of the fragile properties. While Francis Osweiler removes the draperies, Louis Ritter ton the ladder! is assisted by James Dayton. Joseph Ostrander and Clarence Strasser seem to have the organ 'twell in hand." ,...-v. ..-. . Lflillllli gffllllllift .prlfnnlrss 0 Zfnff I fl As the pageant unfolds more scenes from it are represented in the three pictures at the left from top to bottom, and below from left to right. Narrating the story of Saint Cecilia is thc Nurse. Rita Ann Regnier. As the guard. Bernard Maney looks on, the Prefect, Joseph Becker commands the beautiful Cecilia, Patricia Sciborski to deny her God or forfeit her life. In a simple hymn Cecilia declines his command and submits herself to her fate joyfully. for soon she will be with Him. The Sailor. Robert Baum presents the thrilling life ot' St. Francis of Assisi. Frank Hottinger who is shown in the foreground with thc dancer Zita. Gwen Hutson. Francis' companions and the gypsies form- ing the background are Maryellen Tyler, Paul Marcotte, William Klein. Phyllis Downey, Patricia Larkin, Dorothy Mae Kelly, Arthur Klein. and James Donndelinger. At the right is Lady Poverty. Airietta Johnson whom the wealthy young man finally chooses to carry out his life's work. The three Roman boys. Albert Klein. James Ott, Harold Soller stand back horrified by the harm they have inflicted on Tarcisius who had been carrying the Sacred Hosts to the Christians in prison. Lifting the dying lad. Allan Graf is St. Sebastian, Robert Ryan. Directly behind stands the Priest, Jack Weigel who entrusted the Sacred Species to this young martyr. The stirring scene is related by a Wounded soldier, John Fay. Once again behind scenes-this time hard at work on costumes- are Mary Jo Streicher, Jeanette Merrell, and La Vonne Mulrine. Resuming "The Pageant of the Saints," the Steward. Joseph Brown and Robert Baudicourt, George Kachel listen doubtfully to the request of Joan of Arc, Dorothy Eeg to obtain arms and equipment to lift the siege of Orleans. She has been thus inspired by voices of various saints she heard in the pastures while tending flocks. St. Joan of Arc's life is retold by the Wave, Irene Reget. Saul, later St. Paul, enacted by James Monsoor lies on the ground. blinded after being struck off his horse by an Almighty Power. Puzzled by this phenomenon are his companions Robert Houlihan, Norman Glotz, and James Wanner. The disciple Ananias, Robert Volz comes to instruct and baptize him in the True Faith. This swift-moving drama is depicted by a soldier, Joseph Ostrander. Announcer for the pageant was Kenneth Bakalars. The entire pro- duction xvas set to a musical background provided by William Holicky. Margaret Ann DeWolf, Patricia Kerrigan, Margaret Schmitt and Marilyn Rice. Musical interludes were furnished by the Aquinas orchestra. Flity Drama 31, 4 C41 S ,Q ,P .T ff COnlHl9HlOI'lllH" the father of our countrw members of the Junlor speech elfxsses presented Harold G Shkers The-N Also Serve Wftshmgtons Buthdn Assemblw A terse dr tml 1t was the flrst of 1ts kmd to be UIVCR lt Aqumas It relftted the stones of our present du he1oes ll! fontx ist to om great Ioxefathers e ffxuup ot the verse speiktng chorus nn luded Inst row M Blktlus E KCISKI It Rnf Willj tspex W Sm x l su d vt Nlurphv P Mllrs P MeG1nlet B Bovsmfm F Hus C Neuverth th rd mu P I-utell K Muxphx P Luktn J Fltnxgm R B1 tdburn And K Anthonx The follovungr ttxo photos tell the stoxt of fm Iowa box N Vogel who dxd euxxtlnm, lll lux pmxu to nd 1 tellow Amen: Ill K Hess Fmelx uowen m tuth thts utount vt as the storx of Selgemt York T Reget Bott H I-hmmes J Wxgner G Hutson J Hftddid H Glttens M Sextl thlrd xovt R Solltx H Schmltt B Thxele M Tvlex D Ttschrek P VIKDOIllld Duectlx below ue the thxee h15l0I'lclllS P Mutphx J Burns 'md V Grabmskx Furthtx remlndlng them of then nuxmx mlndedness ton ttrnmg hxstotx lhllxlllg events lS W Colgzin The soumx md grxef of the mother of the fue Sull1v'ln brothers IS deputed lll thc tho suueedmg ptcttuts The fI'10lld md mother of these great Amerlfms were plated bs T Mahonex and E Bteht respevtlweh REllVlIlf,, their ftmous hves were Andrew Jickson J Elsen Patrlck Henrt J Fu md Ddnlel Webster K Btktlus W Klexn solrhtr tunes bwck home fxom ft bottle vsetrx xsland J Malaw I'9VllAll1f'S Nxthfxn Hfule R Nos tk tml E Rpndlex reused the Ulett It adcrs Lmtoln and Washmgton xespettlvtlx 1 ' , . 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Debate f ff 1 Q 1 Resolx ed That the legal xotmg age be 1educed to e1ghteen yea1 the n itlllll 11 debate quest1on ua the ass1gn nent cox e1ed thlk season by the AQUIHBS Debate1s Gerald Fl mmm and James Skemp econd negatlxe team Lppel left hand COIUSI Joseph Ost1ande1 and ROb61t Bau1n neg 1t1xe G1 t team lou 91 lett h1nd C,O1Il61 George Kachel and Joseph B6Ck6l H151 aflilmatlxe team uppen 11ght l1 md LUIIIPI Thomas Phelps and John Fay sec ond '1f'fi1m 1t1xe te 1m lou G1 cente1 ln the tl 1x elmg group ll5l'lf lllllfl centu 19 Gecnge Kachel Joseph Becke1 Iohn Ga11hee f1lte1n1tefo1 Robelt B1uml 1nd Joseph Ost1ande1 xxho e11ly 1n J1nu 1y beg 111 then season by t1axel1ng to Waukon Iowa f01 a p1act1ce debate Folloxung th1s tnst expe11ence the squad Went to South St Paul Hlgh School f0l a fo1ty two school 1nv1tat1onal tournament Hue the te 1m xx on flxe of e1ght encounters 'n the d1st11c1 tou1nament held ln La CIOSTG the Aqumas fnst te1m von fhst honors xuth a lecord of five wms out of QIX debates thus enabllng the team to compete at the st1te tou1n1me1at 1n lVIad1son Hele the team took one ot sm wlth a n1nety nlne pel cent axe1 1ge The AQLIIHIIPN llfllNllCfl then season on Much tenth lt the C1thol1L St llC Tilullldmellt IU Mllwaukee uhexe they 1ltCd 1 th11d pl1ce F orens lcs By vxlnnmg sm As and one B 1at1ng the Aqulnas TOIQIHKIC ts 1m capttned the L1 CIOSQQ d1st11ct meet The A u1nne1s xxele R1ta Ann Reglllel non humo1ous Robelt B um extempmaneou 1e1d1ng Geolge Kachel extempm neous speakmg Joseph Ostlandel non o11g1n1l Ol 1t1c n Ge1ald Fl1n1gan Ollglflil o1at1on 1nd Peggy Dellllllgel XlCtO1y speaklng F1 IDCIQ Hays humruous non 1 B Fo1 cr1s1t menf1be1s Robelt Baum and Jeanette Me11ell xx on the Ima s o11g1n1l 111t1 11nu1 1l Ol 1to11cal contest on Feb1ua1y twelfth These bond w1nne1s ln the boys and gnls Ol 1t1on bmadcasted then VV0lk oxer WKBH The Ameucan Leg1on lhtld c1ty and d1st11ct o11g1nal Ol lt0ll 1l contest xx 1 won by Geo1 ge Kachel vs 1th h1s The Constltutlon Bafllel Agamst Ty1anny on Malch sexenth Peggy D11nmge1 of Aqu1n1s placed second xxhlle Cent1al came ln th11d Forum Membus ol the 1944 45 Aqullll I'UlUlll dld outstandmg xxo1l1 ll the tm xxlde fOlUlll on cu11e11t QW' wg' p1oblems lt the meetlng xxlth Centlal and Logan To ente1 th1s o1g1n1zat1on students must hue a lngh chol1t1c 1111ng teache1 lecommendatmns and Fo1um lTl9lllb6lS 1pp1oxal Capable and xxell qu1pped lo1 the pos1t1on Joseph OQtlllld81 was elected as p1es1dent ol the Fo1um Those pllwlleged to be selected 1 ITlGIT1b8lS fo1 th1s yen mcluded Joseph Oxtl lrldel Thomas Chnnmskl Geo1ge Kmhcl Robmt Bllllll F1anL1s Schoen Hugh Bosche1t Jom Rllllbulfl Peggy De1n1nge1 Rltl Ann Regnlel Jo eph Beckel John Fay John G111hee Fl"lIlC1S H1y P1t11ck Mu1phy Ma1yellen Tvle1 P1 tllCll Llllmlll Tl omas Phelps Ge1ald Flanagan and Eleano1e Ross1te1 Th1ee nevtly elected membe1s fOl d1 cus lflll next Septembel a1e W1ll11m Kle1n Lenue Dennlng 1nd Joh11 Flanagan l Ns lfnfty one ,., y l ?s ! , , J 2 N , K f ' , X 1 ' I ' ' . 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E 0 X11 Mn The Coop xx as 1lll10ClULLCl 111to Aqxu DIS unde1 the p1t1o11age of tl1e Blessed V11g111 1n orde1 that l1e1 medal m1ght be seeu1ed fOI the students It xx as offi e11llx o1gan1zed Nox en1be1 15 19.37 vxhen shares VKQIC sold 1n Ou1 Ladx s Comm1ttee of the Sodahtx The Aqumas Co op FOCCIX ed nat1o11al publxeltx 1n the Commonweal The lVl1ss1onary The Queens Work and 1ther magazmes Co ops are one means to cope xv1th the abuses of eap1tal1sm str1kes quar 1els fraud 1nJust1ees pox e1tx and e11me xxh1eh ale almost 1nex1table fae tors Co ope1at1xes w1tl1 the11 demo rlatlc prlnelples and well founded Chr1st1a11 phllosophx offer a solut1o11 to these eeonomle and mo1 11 pmblems as well as to the false ph1losoph1es ot eom mun1s111 and soelallsm Most Rex Ale1,a11de1 J MCG1X1Lk D D B1ShOp of La CIOSSL hlghlx endo1 ses Co ops He states ln eo ope1at1xes there CXISTS a t1ue sp111tual element xx h1eh IS well 1llust1 1ted IH tl1e dOCt11I e 11 the Mx stlcal Bodx As 111 the human bodx when one men1be1 suFfe1s all n1embe1s sha1e 1ts pam 111d the healthx menebels come to the lsslstanee of the llllllg so 1n the eo operatlx es the mem ber do 11ot l1xe fo1 themselxes alone but xxork 111 mutual eollaboratlon T01 then eommon xx elfue St Paul ex p1esses It IH these xxords Ex CIX o11e 11embe1s one of anothe1 The AQUIDHS Co op as xx ell as ea11x 111g a standard l1ne of school suppl1es l1k9W1S9 has a xx1de and xa11ed sele t1o11 ot rel1g1ou a1t1eles P1etu1ed dls pl1x111eg several a1t1eles ot merehand1se to her fellow students IS Co op member Dorothx Le1bl Inte1ested 1nd1x1duals are Eugene Mclntxre Joseph BCCkC1 and Ellzabeth lVl1lle1 Durmg the pCl10Cl before Chllstmas the ldC3 xx as p1 omoted to pu1eh ISC o11lx Chr1st1an cards to send to f1 1e11ds and 1elat1ves Mar1e KO11Sl1 adm11es a e'1rd xvh1eh Dorothx Le1bl shoxxs her wh1le Bex erlv Ehrsam takes 1nterest IH an other eheerx greetlng Controlllng the rems 1n the o1ga111za t1on th1s xfear were John Howard presl dent Alberta Cuta YICG pres1dent Margaret Bumfold treasurer and Pa t11e1a Tu1ner see1etarx shoxxn 1n the lower p1eture S1ster M Ma1eella was 111 eha1ge ol the Aqulnas Co op durmg tl1e current xear F1690 THI 1 1 1 X nu fpf Books a1e the CQNICI of knowledge fO1 the lntelllgent Consequentlx the Aqu1nas l1b1a IK has fforded the stude ts 1HDLl1'Yl6IllJlL dl nels oi thought mel m1nx l1JLl1S l yoxable le U16 OTHPCIS elected for the eurrent xear p1e tu1ed he1e are Dolo1es Melleld t1ee1su1e1 o1othx P1e1ee DItS1ClLI1L P1t11e11 Young se ILLHIX A 01oup of the clubs members are he1e Gathered to d1s uss eurrent n'1aq11111es books md l1te1 ltUIC 1n gCIlLI 1l Lett to llght thex ll elude Elllabetli Oest1e1ehe1 ILllN1tl Masew1e4 Rosemau PO1d1dLkL P1t11e11 Besl Cha1lotte Konetehx Donn'11ean Kuo the Bexulx Stelpflug Joan COLlgl1l1T'l Bex fllx Sllilllgtl Dololes Dun11ne1 'md CxllflXS S11 1nd Cheekmg the files examlnmg var1ous book cox ers as well as the books thernselx es ue Jean Papenfuss Mar1lxn Se1tL Margfnet Hube1 VLIIIX Ann Kotmek M111 Poehlmg Helen Bett11 Jeanne P1okseh Anlta Amund son Art students lend the1r talents to create dlsplax s f01 the exhlblt dllflllg Cathohe Book Week ID Doerf11nge1 s store Wmdow It xx as an eXh1b1t of Wagon Wheels d1splay1ng the best Cathohc sellers on the eogs It bo1e the 1nse11pt1on The Aqumas L1b1H1X a Cog fO1 a Bettex 'Wo1ld These 111dust11ous stu dents meluded Albe1t1 CLlt1 Thomas Wool lex and Howard GLIl1Hg In obseuarce ot Cathohe Book Week H1s Exeellenex AleXande1 J 'VleGa11ek D D Blshop ol La ezosse donated a copv ot h1s book The Splendo1 ot Good Manne1s to each student of the school A1d1ng 1n the11 d1str1but1on p1ctured below were seated A1I1Gtt3 Johnson Patr1c1a P1tz and Marx Ellen Jambo1s standmg Carol Bruha and l1ene Solle1 S1ste1 M Cul 1sse had eheuge ot the hbrary Orchestra f f f hh, Under the baton of its new director, Sis- ter M. Agnes Clare, the Aquinas orchestra completed a very busy and successful year. It marked its first performance at the annual fall concert in a l'St. Cecilia Pro- gram." Modern and novelty selections in- troduced into the orchestras repertoire were heard at this event. These numbers included "Star Dusti' by Carmichael, "Mexican Overture" by Merle lsaac, the novelty "Chop Sticks" by Evans, and "Army Air Corps March." Special guest artist for this program was the noted cellist and conductor of the Vocational Civic Symphony Crchestra and the all-city youth orchestra, Mr. Leigh Elder. The Aquinas orchestra played for "The Christmas Fantasy" by Rosario Bourclon. This production was presented late in De- cember for the public and student assem- bly by the Freshmen and Sophomore boys and girls' Glee Clubs. Faithful accompanists tor the Aquinas orchestra were Mary Pavela and Marilyn Rice. Composing the string quartette for the past year were tirst violin, Margaret Ann De Wolf, viola, Ruth Stanekg cello, Therese Mahoney, and second violin, Joan Rathburn. Enthusiastic freshmen musicians are pictured here: reading clockwise. they are: Rita Gschwind. Angeline Nintemann. Helen Blaschke, Marie Albitz. Rita Matiak, Louise Col- lins, Carol H:iusu'irth. Beatrice McGregor. Elizabeth llolezel. llliriam Hoffman and Doris Fries. Members ol' the orchestra are. standing, lei't to right: Mary Lou Smith, Mary Greni- sen. Bernadine Kaminsky, John lloxrartl. John Williams, Mary .Io Streicher. Helen Blaschke, Marie Albitz. Louise Collins. Marilyn Rice. Rita Osweiler. Robert Volz. and Doris Mae Fries. First row: Marilyn Hengel. Laxrreiice Bott, Rosemary Potaracke, Sylvester Strasser. Mary Pavela. Dorothy Sullivan, William lloliclqy, Elaine Sheger. Patricia Hase. Rita Stokes. Helen Dunn. Carol Hauswirth, Bernice Rotii, Charles Neuverth. Mary McKoskey. Ruth Stanek, Madonna Haggerty. Alois Beyer. Evelyn Kerska. Richard Bradburn. Gilbert Gerke. Miriam Hoffman. and Margaret Fischer. Second row: Marie Giblin. Dorothy Pierce, Samuel Skemp. Louise Paul, Margaret Mary Bissen. Therese Mahoney. Esther Schmidt, Rita Gschwind. Angeline Nintemann. Farrell Pahs. Joan Deutschberg. and Elizabeth Dolezel. Third rowi Margaret Ann DeWol1'. Rosemary Fuchs. Joan Rathburn, Francis Breidel. Charles Bull. Eugene Malay. Dorothy Shoger. and Beatrice McGregor. i ..,. is 9. , ,W ,U .B ff, 'x..R ff, FAH-,-..,.. .f..-r---1 'I s --" ' 1, , rg? F1r'1y-mir Ci-ASS . ..-T N lllfffffl ,wilt .xlfffflf ff! ,, flfrfsff The grand success of this musical year was the annual operetta, "The Outlaw King" by Grubb and Decker, staged un- der the combined efforts of the choruses and the orchestra. The musicial background for solo and duet parts was played by a light ensemble, while the entire orchestra assisted in full chorus scenes. As in previous years the annual formal concert was held in May. This as customary was a joint participation of orchestra and choruses together with vocal and instrumental solos. Num- bers in the orchestras collection were "Vienna in l9l 3" by Bain- bridge, "E.mperor 'Waltz," by the "Waltz King," Johann Strauss, Beethoven's "Fifth Symphony," "Venetian Carnival" and "Scarlet Mask" by Zamecnik, "Gipsy Baron Qverturen by Strauss, Hwleadowlandsn by lsaac, "La Belle France" by Guion, and 'isinfoniettau by Schubert. "Something new" was added in the past year in the forma- tion of the orchestra into a formal organization. Officers elected were President Sylvester Strasser and Secretary .Ioan Rathburn. The first dance sponsored by the Aquinas orchestra was carried out in the form of the novel "Bootless Ball" which proved a suc- cess. Proceeds were used for music for the Aquinas Music de- partment. Along with the other additions came the introduction of student directors. Thus. students realized the responsibility of the other side of the baton, its importance, and the necessity to obey its every fluctuation. i 9 0 E9 'W 9 A Sister M. Agnes Clare Music 0 6 C v F21 Q - 9 3' ? 'I A ' 'v .X I xy 1 I ws I X f W , 6 43? 86 "FV f Plf: 15'k.,X X f W 9 S rx 3, ,bg 73 51.5 ,f.Qi,1-fwaf 29 X 3 -X X wrf:,f"f 1 x -1 .f'g4.g.."'5m1, j.Q i'Q ?'ej'Vf?H94x'f5X-Tp 5 ,..,v':,ReQ-AX X .2 .s S fr- Lfyxe ,MW - ff N.- -V "-Q X 7-' Q 1- X 'hw - at A. P! ' ... lm X 1' 2 ggi. rf' R v ZX C K U X,, ,"' - ' tg ,. ' ' .ev . -y l Q '.- ,wiv p f, Cz X,1i .UXX vs i 49. 23 .3 ,Q JAX A-3 fl A',1T'qf4N i !h: i'xL,! ,gk 85' K J - .lt', x' ' ' x X l A 3 if 253 J ' " Band - ff gfllfllf ,qflllfyi Y ZT- The band with a record-break- ing enrollment ot' sixty members. presented its customary annual winter and spring concerts. Among other numbers included on the former program were "Caliph ot' Bagdadn by Boieldieu. the "Van- ished Army" by Kenneth Alford. and the popular "Holiday for Strings" by Dave Rose. A very unusual presentation marked the spring concert. For the tirst time. the chorus and band were united to blend their musical tone. The band accompanied the singing group which included seniors, juniors. and sophomores in 'tCheerio" by Goldman, "Stars and Stripes Forever" by Sousa. "Come to the Fair' by Martin. and "Host of Youth" by Guentzel. Band selections included "His Honor." a march by Fillmore, and "Marche Courageous" by Htilmes. Those delighting in the heavier classics were pleased with an overture by Ottenbach, "Orpheus" Other num- bers were "South American 'Wayf' McHugh. "Auditorium Session." Motiitt. t'Liberty Bell." Sousa. "High School Cadets." Sousa. and "Jolly Robbers." Suppe. Notable school spirit was demonstrated in the numerous per- formances at athletic contests to lead the school to victory. The marvelous cooperation on part of the members of the organization resulted in the successes ol' the two dances sponsored by the group. The lirst dance ot' the year was entitled the "Bra- zilian Ball." which was centered in a South American atmosphere. Shortly after Flaster the "Rlinkin' Bunny Ball" was held. Snyder. G. Mclntyre. R. Richard, E. Kreibich, K. Hess. Rep- resenting the percussion and leaders' sections are, first row. R. Volz, M. McCord. V. Kotinek, C. Hansen, L. McGinnis. P. Knapp. A. Grieske, F. Osweilerz second row, J. Flanagan. T. Bracken, R. Schreier, J. VVeber. Composing the woodwind section are, Iirst row. F. Bilskemper. M. Tyler, B. Haberman, J. Krcutz: second row. C. Strasser. lVI. Seitz, M. Finley, D. Petrick. P. Larkin: third row. D. Leibl. V. McKoskey, T. Pierce. R. Schaefer, M. Bott, R. Mickschl: fourth row. J. Helfrich. K. Johnston. M, Kannnel, P. Schelble, M. Hundt, L. Schams, B. Wsetecka: Ilfth row. S. Randall, L. Arms, L. Hess. P. Mc- Ginley. t Iflllilif i , , lil ffllijf s Alun!! Father John Pinion Band Director 2 Q? fr For its annual musical production the Aquinas Junior-Senior Chorus chose '4The Outlaw King," an operetta by Grubb, Decker. Malone. It de- picted the well-known story of Robin Hood of Sherwood Forest who t00k from the wealthy to provide for the poor. Humor and romance as well as the serious were keynotes of the production. The leading characters were Robin Hood. Richard Bradburn: Lady Marion, Patricia Sciborski and Milfie KONSII: and Lady D0I'0lh5'. Estelle BICYIH and JOHN GHIIHRHBIZ The parts of Will Stutley and Prince John of England were also enacted by alternating casts for the various performances. Describing his adventures is the Minstrel. J. Donndelinger. to the Pilgrim. W. Klein and King Richard. J. Sullivlm. Robin Hood. R. Bradbuin. sings of his deep devotion to Lady Marion, P. Sr-iborski, in Luvp is the Hand of gt Gypsy Queen. Lady Marion. M. Korish, and Robin Hood express their love in the duet "Some Day." Lady Dorothy. J. Gallagher, becomes bored by the idle chatter of love by the Pilgrim in their duet t'Don't Mention It." F9UI'iI12 fOI' R0bi11'5 Silfelil Lady Marion. P. Sciborski. sorrowlully agrees to accept the false promise of Prince John, R. Baum. Deeply con- cerned in thc matter are R. Schied and thc two guards. C. Neuvcrth and J. Williams. The Pilgrim attempts to win Lady Dorothy. E. Bicha, in his vivid Words ol' "Even as You and I." In the pictttre to the right the Pilgrims and their ladies dance in the chorus ot' "Even as You and I." They arc M. Bczpaletz, B. Stttbcr. M. Redig. C. Bruha, W. Klein. G. Flanagan. G. Serin. D. Potaraclte. F21i1'10S Stltlplying H ltltirm backerotlnd 101' ww Of Lads' M1H'1UH'S mugs art- A. ctita. M. Battttlars. ts. Hanson. D. Kelly. ami F. snitwr. Gaily ttntlt-rtaking the task ol capturing Rn-liartl are tin- gttards. E. R.llIlIllllLll'Il. J. Mritisooi: D Polaracke. f'. Ncnvcrth. F. Hays. J. Vifillialnis, XV. Burns. .I Snttklal, J. Burns. G, Senn, ,PH Af!! Pwr? ,M ,li l'r t fl!! nf ATI!! 1' Kljll ff!!! ll' X?l'f1ff H Lady Marion. Marie Korish. is terrified by Prince Juhn. Laurel DeJarlo1s. m his evil threats to harm Robin Hood, lier lover. Richard I, disguised as The Abbot, James Sullivan, is absorbed by the tales of the lNIinstrel's iJanies Dunndt-linger' travels, The Sheriff of Nottingham. Victor Soller, likewise displays his interest in the minstrel. The '4Rainbow" dancers are R. Konter. S. Sinniger, T. Murphy, B. Beranek. V. Albrec-ht. J. Sokolik, K. Kohiwey, M. Woodward. R. Meklahan J. Hafner. Robin Hood's men include. first row: J. Gillis, P. BIarC0ll0. P. Paul, T. Shimanslzi. E. Polodna. R. Ilratiliurn, B. KTRIIIPX, C. Quint, R, Skt-nip J. Sullivan. G. Flanagan: elevated portion, J, Howard, J. Byrne, T. Phelps, J. Flanagan, R. St-lieitl. Members of the entire cast post' attt-r the final curtain. Pages who presented the prologue are C. Weisensel and P. Murphy. The jovial Jesters' Dance was performed by G. Hutson. D. Kelly. A, Strasser. J. Merrell. Composing the court room scene are. standing: L. Tomsicek, D. Potaracke. H. Gallagher. J. Papenfusz, B. Haberman, Estelle BiCha1 seated I. Havlicek, D. Eeg. R. Potaraeke. H. Wurzel. P. Kerrigan. M. Roth, K. Kracklauer. and M. Korlsh. 79 K 5 GC! 3' Q 2 .1 nv- '- K 1 A -cy 1, fl i V ' 'T' -is i 1 i if of ff' N ' f 121 iff ff iff! ff r ff The annual Christ- mas Program was pre- sented late in Decem- ber by the combined Sophomore and Fresh- men Glee clubs ae- eo in pa n i e d by the Aquinas orchestra. It was the presentation ol' the "Christmastide Fantasy" by Bourdiin which included many oi' the well known ...L Christmas carols and A ' f, m hymns. Suloistsi'oi'tlie Ai f-' occasion were Mary i-E Simones. Mary Mori- 7 iirity. Doris Nelson and Kathryn Clark. I H ffhv Members ol' Sophomore Mixed Chorus are. first row: L. Pete-rs, M. Sehoen. ll. Bettin. J. Noelke. C. Larkin. A Lepseh. G. Strand. P. Conway. P. Merfeld. J. Zeimentz. D. Nelson, P. Besl. Second row: C. Bruchman. J. Zeimentz, D Meier. P. Guggenbuehl. C. Konetehy. A. Aniundson. C. Malin. L. Schmitz. M. Leske. L. Pinseak. R. M. Boyle. J. Cough- lin, M. Stokes. Third row: T. Phelps. E, Rossiter, P. Froegel. S. Platz. B. Sinniger. P. Riepel, M. Bumford. M. Meister. B. Stelpfiug. D. Betz. M. Simones, M. Moriarity. F. Mezera. P. Paul. Fourth row: J. Howard, E. Runnigen, C. Quint W. Burns. J. XVanner. G. Flanagan. J. Graf. J. Monsoor. J. Smikla. D. Potaracke. G. Senn. J. Byrne. Girls ot' the Freshmen Girls Chorus are. first row: V. Sehnielzer. J. Oestreicher. J. Bishop. E. Kessel. J. Masewicz, J Todt. K. Anderson, lVI, Puent. M. Grams. J. Frisch. Second row: B. Cummings. G. Korish. M. Neuberg. P. Moran. J, Gilles. B. Johnson. L. Trussoni. B. Trussoni. M. Shimshak. 'l'. Sweeney. F. Theisen, ll. Mezera. Third row: P. Cough- iin. N. Hamilton. V. lxlareotte. K. Clark. C. Jungen. M. Reading. M. Hays. M. Norby. M. lirlewein. M. Fischer. D. Bigley Fourth row: K. Lyons. R. Osxreiler. A. liutzenbuehler. J. Cerinak. I. Watson. P. Clark. C. Paul. L. Skemp. A. Beehen L. Fries. J. Lamke. Representing the Boys' Freshmen Chorus are. first row: R. Monti. G. Albreeht. 'l'. Moore. G. Dresen. J. Cody. D Hanson, R. Kzuehel. R. Jansen. A. Grail Second row: J. lXIcCann. L. Guggenhuehl. R. Siehenaler. J. Birnbaum. R Meyer. G. Graf. ll. Ml-lille. li. Pent-hi. D. Slilgllll Third row: A. Blast-lik:-. I.. Fnnons. ll. lloisen. I.. Ritter. J. int J. Pearse. G. All!-n. ll. Knothe. 'l'. Srliai-tile. 'l'. Kaininski, Sixty IN BELOVED MEMORY Father Norbert Bmgen teacher and ath Ietlc dnrector at Aqumas smce 1940 com pleted has voyage on Infes unrestmg sea to enter the Eternal Harbor of blnss Sep 'X X tember 7 1944 f'X X3 XXX -...Lie A T 1 4 ir - A 7 I - . . I - . . , . ' ' A CEX9 'K JK f A'1,fvJ, X wwf E Vi. Scoreboard V Aquinas . . 26 McDonell A A 0 Aquinas . . . Logan , , .13 Aquinas . Edgewood . 4'l Aquinas .... 20 Central .,.. 26 Aquinas a.,. 20 Lourdes . . 0 Aquinas . . . Loras . , , 7 Aquinas . 32 St. Pat's ...A 7 Aquinas A . Campion . , , 'I3 1 MQW '14 ' ml Va . 43 "' lfallwr Charlvs lllcrhu Hvllgiull Athletic IJil'm-mul' Fathvr Gregory Keegan Imrzi-Nlurul Iiirovtnr Assistant to Ml'.Mic'l1u1zn Els., Mr. John Nlivhuta SL-ivlmvv Buys' Physivanl I'Irlu1'uti1 Athh-tic' Conch Fa Q' A St'-if-1gLsts nip, Q L A -P A '- .. Bw' I fy. J, A Q ,wx x 4 Coach Rube? wi fart of his freshmen Spun 9 lat,qrl" :ji J XJ! S"C.'P8.I!s -'A WJMIAK. Mfg lg ' 4 1 Q'- ui ,JF . 71' A ,- i X fs s x 1-' L 11 In S 43' o f .. ,Mk si Q91 M -fl' -... ., . N . ,, Q Pau Q 1 .. s:f'2.1. 3011 Char! CS 1 ixi-:?'59s,,M 51: , I I X. Clharfes B. xtm- 'P' ' , 52355 1 Q A 4-6 A Ti' FKBU: c Ha ' 93" 1,538 MY- Winn: r 1 nk' , gi i 4 I . JC:-SULR, Mike Fay with afgrgfu f me Qiilfsi' A 5 nad. AF 5,5- Blugold Warriors Aquinas 26, McDonell 0. Taking advantage of McDonell's weaknesses, espe- cially on defensive, the Blugold eleven provided a game of thrills as they would start on a downfield march. Early in the first quarter Charlie Schmikla tallied on a short pass from Beranek after a hard drive by Beranek, Dayton and Klein who alternated in carrying the pigskin toward the goal line. Each of the follow- ing quarters also found the Aquinas men treading for another touchdown by using reverses and plunges to a great extent. Art Klein, forcing his way through the center from close to the double line, was given credit for the three scores. Arnie Stoltz booted two extra points to round out the scoring. Aided by three McDonell fumbles and two intercepted passes the Blugolds ended their season opener with a 26-0 victory. ' ' Logan 13. Aquinas 7. Although outplaying their rivals throughout the en- tire second half the Aquinas Blugolds found trouble equaling the 13 points scored by the Logan Rangers during the first half of the game. When Aquinas fumbled on the 25 the Rangers tallied their first touchdown, the only first quarter scoring. After an exchange of punts the Logan eleven started a second quarter drive from mid-field and gained five to ten yards at a time ending in a touchdown. The second half found the Aquinas boys driving very hard and they moved down to the Logan 23 yard line. Sonny Beranek faded back and flung a long pass to Charlie Schmikla who crossed the stripes to hit pay dirt. Stoltz' place-kick was good to bring the score 13-7. Aquinas threatened to score several times but was held back until the final whistle blew. Edgewood 41, Aquinas 6. Handicapped considerably by the injuries of several valuable regulars, the Aquinas team suffered at the hands of Edgewood on Madison's Breese Stevens field. Held to a score- less deadlock in the first quarter, Edgewood struck quickly for three touchdowns and a halftime lead of 21-0 shortly after the second quarter opened. Beranek's pass to Jim Smith in the third quarter pro- vided the only Blugold score but was matched by a Madison tally in the same period. Edgewood added two more for a score of 41-6. . B Glmmprolzs .dn Mcfory an e emf imnlgldgm q 1 k F M P Jw G C nun nMc B Real any B .1 :nw 'lhd L n B SSt K LSh R DWK Kli K W y Central 26 Aquinas 20 Pullmg fast open mg plays off the famed Tformat1on Cen tral s Red R31d9TS edged out the Aquinas Blu golds 26 20 111 an olfenswe battle on Teachers College field A capaclty crowd of 3800 ex clted fans wltnessed th1s t1lt whlch was any ones game unt1l the end Aqulnas recelved the k1ckoff but falled to ga1n and punted The Ralders carr1ed the ball all the way to pay d1r Soon after Central agaln scored when S0116 passed to Larson who shpped through the Blugold l1re for a tally They falled to make elther place k1ck In the second quarter Beranek traveled 56 yards off tackle to score for Aqulnas An 1n tercepted pass made It Aqumas ball on the 38 and an aer1al to Schmlkla brought the ball to the five yard l1ne Kleln scored on the next play and the place k1Ck was good for an Aqulnas lead of 13 12 Central scored agaln before the half ended but the th1rd quarter transferred the lead to Aqulnas only to be lost ln the final stanza when Central galned another seven pomts Aqumas 20 Lourdes 0 A crushlng runnlng attack led by Frank Hottlnger brought defeat to the Lourdes Eagles 1n the1r homecom1ng game After the klckoff had been returned to the Eagle 43 Hottmger broke loose and raced across the goal stand1ng up Arme Stoltz booted the extra po1nt The Eagle line pulled together 1n the second quarter and managed to hold the Aqulnas team scoreless and re turned 1n the th1rd quarter Wlth an aerxal threat wh1ch ended m a fumble on the Aqul nas 28 yard line Recovermg the plgskln the Blugolds advanced to galn seven more pomts Agaln 1n the fourth quarter the Avalanche started rolling to end the game leadmg 20 0 Loras 7 Aquinas 0. Although meetlng thelr opponent on even terms throughout the ent1re game the Aqulnas grldders lacked a much needed scor1ng punch and hence dropped a close 7 0 dec1s1on to the Loras Academy Thls game played 1n the Loras stadlum was the annual homecommg ex ent for the Gubs and was dedlcated to the mem orv of the late John Cretzmeyer former coach at the Academy Early 1n the second quarter a pass 1ntercept1on Wh1Ch ended ln a SW1ft lateral brought the lone tallv of the game Although Hghtmg hard and often get tlng w1th1n scor1ng dlstance the Blugolds were unable to h1t payd1rt Aquinas 32 St Pat s 7 The Blugolds rolled to the1r th1rd v1ctory of the 44 campa1gn when they topped St Pats from Eau Clalre 32 7 The AQUIHHS lads made use of a scor1ng opportun1ty the first t1me they got thelr hands on the ball Jlmmy Wanner grabbed the k1ckoff and carr1ed It back 17 yards be fore being downed A few sk1llfuly executed plavs brought the ball to the three yard l1ne from Wh1Ch Merfeld went over to QIVE the Blugolds a lead whlch they kept throughout the fracas Frank Hottlnger pulled off the best play of the day when he snatched an Ir1sh punt and Zlg zagged h1S way 47 yards fox a s1x po1nter On th1S play Frank met practlcally every member of the opposlng team Campion 13 Aqumas 6 Camplons Red Kmghts brought an end to the Aqu1nas gr1d season as they topped a Hghtmg Blugold team 13 6 The v1s1tors drew first blood after recovering a Blugold fumble on the1r SIX yard strlpe From th1s po1nt the Knlghts proceeded to march 94 yards to a touchdown as a result of Bob Bergey s rngenlous quarter backrng The Aqu1nas lads came back 1n the second quarter to score thelr lone touchdown Charhe Schrrukla 1ntercepted a Camp1on pass and a few plays later Ed Rendler carr1ed It over from the one Late rn the last quarter Camp1on agaln took over Wlth 1tS aerlal mlfrht and completed the touchdown pass whlch spelled defeat for a fighting Blugold team ik I I f ,1 ,pl taxi.- The 9 u u r s nad is seen above. Front row, left o right: R. S emp. . Keaveny. J. eir, . Marcntte, , anner, . ina, J. oc . . Burns, . c onaghy, T. racken. Second row: E. n er, . an, J. eranek. J. Sciborski. G. Graf, . Cassidy, L. Knut- : n, . rasser. J. nothe, G. Smith, B. Merle d, . 'halen. ' ir row: Mgr. .I. Papacek. '. Boisen, J. Sullivan, J. ayton, J. rowh . c mikla. J. Smith, A. Stoltz, . Baum. . 'a een. A. e n. J. nutson. J. oole . Coach Michuta. I , . . Q - . , . . - . - Q . . V 1 . , Q . . . - - if ' Q 7 - I 1 , . . . . , . . ' - 7 . + . . . L.. . ' . . . I 1 . . A Y . . . , . ' ' .1 ' v . . - . v , . ' . . , I . - . v I I N . - . . , ' Q - - - v - 1 . S . . . V , . . ' . , . I ' 4 Y Q' - q I Cagers 72 Wil W1tl1 m enuable 1eco1d of 16 ums agamst foul setb1cks and '1s 1unne1 up 1n the St N01b61tQ tour nament the Blugolds completed a hlghly successful oasketball season In CltV competltlon they shared the c1ovxn wlth Centlal both teams havmg three XlCtOll9S out of fou1 games played A Ntlillnlg defense alded the Aqumas lads by holdmg then opponents to an ave1age SL019 of 196 pomts In then 1egula1 schedule they ga1ne1ed a total of '157 pomts as co1npa1ed to 392 the total of then 11X lls At the WISCCJHNIII State Inv1tat1onal Toumament the Blugold luxe 18ACl19d the fmals 1n defendlng the11 ehnfxplonshlp In then Inst encounte1 of the tou1 na1nent the Blugalds chalked up elght pomts befole then opponent G1een Bay Cent1 11 IN 111 1ged to score The AQUIHIS team 1eta1ned then lexd and walked tl11VKlfh 133 22 KK 0 y Meetmg Messme1 of Mllwxukee lll the second tllt the Aqumas l1ds xxmked lst t 1 29 22 1nd ente1 the l1n1Is Edgewood ol MldlSlJI1 the toe 1n 'lllb last entountel sta1ted e11ly 1nd was neve1 hexded by the AQUIIIIN c1ge1s du11ng the fnst half Phe Blugold snowed 111016 l1le lo1 the 1e1na1nde1 ol the g1me but IIQXSIUTQIQNN took 1 35 31 beatmg nd h 1d to be sat1sf1ed w1th second pl1ce 1n the meet J1111 Smxth xx as the only Blugold to be honoled by Llect1on to the 111 tou1n1ment te 1m Aquln IN Aqulnas Aqumas Aqumas Aqumas Aqumas Aqumas Aqu1n IS Aqumas 'Name Pos Smith FC BOX SC ORE Westby 14 St Pat s 18 CUIIGI 18 Spal ta 16 Tomah 23 Cottel 13 Independence 1 2 Cent1 al 20 V11 oqua Lou1des 19 Indlvldual Knutson G Schmlkla F Davton F Horschak C Nl le G Wanner F uclborskl G Baum G Rendler I Keaxenv F Grabmskl F Qkemp F Totals Top to bottom J Wanner, J Davton, J Knutson and R Baum Aqulnas Aqumas Aqu1n'1s Aqulnas AqUlHdS Aqumas 38 Aquln IN Aqumas 32 Aqumas Record 212 3 Logan 16 CHITIDIOII 21 Lourdes 24 Central 16 Sparta 25 St Pat s 29 Camp1on 24 Logan 17 LOIHS 30 f r L56 L Z " " z - "'t 1' . ' .tr z ' 1 ' 'ap o wh, - , 2 A' 'z.'34 .- ".'28 ' ' Aquinas 40 . ' I Aquinas 37 Loras 20 ' ': 35 ' ' 'Q 20 ' ' 22 ' ' ' .I 21 2 ' 13 ' ' 17 ' '. 26 ' ' ' 29 ' ' '. 29 ' . . '. ":19 " 'z:34 ' ' zu 28 " 15 ' . ' ' ' 23 ' .3 ' 32 ' Q 1' , '. G FG FT PF TP . ' . - ' ........ 20 37 30 28 104 , ....... 20 28 20 30 96 ' , ....... 20 40 ll 48 91 , , ..,...... 18 20 23 43 63 , ' ....... 16 29 5 16 63 1 ag , ......... 20 25 12 32 62 , ......., 15 12 7 15 31 Y' ' . ', ....... 16 7 3 12 17 , .......... 16 7 2 13 16 , I ........ 3 2 0 0 4 1 , , ' ....... 6 2 0 3 4 ' . ', ....,. 3 2 0 2 4 ., , ......... 8 1 0 7 2 11 249 557 Lcforwus eason Westby Dec 5 D1ck N'1gle and Jlm Sm1th led the scoung to wln the SBISOD opene1 34 14 St Pats Dec 8 The E1u Clane team W1 ou pomted thloughout the game to tall by cl 40 18 same Cotter Dec 10 COlT1lI1g up IIOITI beh1nd the Aqul 1135 CdgC1Q took the WIHOUI team 35 18 J1111 Knutson poured 12 polnts thmugh the hoops 101 ga111e honms Sparta Dec 12 Atte1 be1ng t1ed at the end ot the fnst 1nd second qu ll te1 s the Blugolds put on the powu to 1 22 16 f1n 1l cou t Tomal1 Dec 15 An offenswe Tomah te1111 OVQI pon 91 ed Aqumas nn the second h1lt 101 cl 23 13 scene Cotter Dec 19 The Blugolds hut the net 1111 elght pomts Ill e 1th ot the llNt th1ee qu 111815 to be It Cottel 26 13 Independence Dec 22 Sllllth 'md Schm1kl1 both 1'1d elght pomts to lc 1d Aqu1n1s to 1 29 12 x1cto1y Central Jan 5 A 11st mlnute go1l by Cent1 11 lost the game tm Aqu1n1s 20 19 J1111 Smlth 1g11n led the evenlng SCO1lTlg wlth ten pomts Vlroqua J n 9 V11oqu1 t ll 28 15 1fte1 he .Aqu1111s fue ga1ne1ed 12 pomts 111 the t1n1l wt 1nz1 Lourdes Jan 12 Aqumas led by J1m W1nne1 s Plght polnts defeated the Rocheste1 team 23 19 Logan Jan 19 Aftet tl 11l1ng by fixe points at the end ot the 01st stanza the Aqulnas lads plled up the pomts ln the second 1nd tnnd qu11te1s to Wln 28 18 Loras Jan 26 J 111 Smith had 12 polnts Knutson and Horschak n1ne each to p1ox1de the bCO1lI1g th1e.1t that stopped the Lo1'1s Gubs Camplon Jan 27 Aqumms talled to hold '1 th11d qu11te1 lend md went down lll dete1t 20 21 It C1111 plon Lourdes Jan 30 Inf1b1l1ty to match the Lomdes sco11ng 1n the llst h 1lt cost the Blugolds anothe1 g1me Central Feb 2 A wlld 1nt1a clty game tound the Blugolds Emelglng x1cto11ous 0261 the Red R11de1s 17 16 Sparta Feb 6 SChI11lkl"l led the sconng 111th 11 of the 29 pomts Qamed ag mst Spfnta s 25 St Pats Feb 9 The Blugolds took an eeuly le 1d nd m'11r1ta1ncd It to t1ou11ce St Pats 38 29 Campion Feb 13 Dlck Nagle was hlgh pomt m1n XVlth n1ne 1 Aqumas 1olled ox 81 CHINDIOY1 34 24 Iozan Feb 16 The Aqu1n1s Blugolds pmed by ChdllIF' Schmlkla guned 1 sha1e ot the cxty uoxxn when they xx lloped Logm 32 17 Loras Feb 23 Although leadmgs the LOIAQ Gubs thloughout the 6111119 game the Bl final contest by tl cl ugolds won the11 ose SCOI e, 32 30 T R Horschak, R Nagle, C Sch and J Smith op to bottom mxkla x. F0 ,gs P5 rx H00pSteTS J r 0 V L 5 g 0112 20111 6 I I11t1 11nu1 1ls Is xxell 1 x 11s1ty b1 ketb1ll d1exx qul e blt ot 1ttent1on the p 1st NQIN The noon ou1 tllt ll eluded ma11y 11st 1nd 1u11ouQ glmes lot 1 close ones 1 nu111be1 ol lopslded ones 111d some 1ust pl 1111 lflllgll 1nd tumble gnnes A1111 the lust ltlllllfl ot 13113 h'1d been completed an 1ll 111 telm xx 1s Ll osen llUl'Tl e1Lh the uppe1 111 loxxu b11Ckets The uppcl d1x1s1o11s tea111 Lonslsted o1 Jllk Bflanek Al Flott111eye1 Ed Re11dle1 Bob Ry111 1nd Bob P1oksth Be1111ek and Rendle1 h1xe bee11 plcked I01 the all st ll team fo1 th1ee consecu flxe ye ll Q 'WODC5 if S514 'GQ in I11 tl1e lox1e1 b1 acket D1ck We1gel Donnle W1tesk1 JQ1ly G1 1 D1ck Lepsth To111 B1 woken composed tl1e cho1te t1xe We1gel W1tesk1 and B1acken XVQIG u11111111 Olls chances P1 In the sLo11ng depaltment D1ck Welgel xx1s top m111 III Gllllel league 1111a mg 1 total ot 238 pomts IH 1 Dunes Ed Rendlu took sLo'1ng ho11o1s 1o1 the up 11 b1 mket xx1th rl eou11te1 111 sul contests E 1o111ed the Dexlldogs ll the and ol the IIISI lUUlICl Bo thut xxlth 63 xx IN III the IIUITIDSI txx o spot tolloxx ed Sull1x111 xxth 6 md Bel lIItk Vkllll l L 111dfd out the top 11x1 sunt xx 1th YW r o CXXllI,., lgel oxxu l 1 xx1s T4 1 lLlxLll xx ho 1 cktd up 113 no ts 12 g lll s Do 11csk1 d Je11y G1 1 1 lou 111 Hllll 11exx 1l Ol 1eLo1d xx1 o set du1111g the yt b Dull Xlelgel xxho Ql11lked up 42 po111ts III one CIIUJUIIIQI Thla 1eCo1d xx IN hoxxexe1 topped by ll e two' L gm xxho Llllll ed up 54 pon s The He dmhes led by Hugh Bosche1t Lapttned the c1oxxn o1 the uppu cl1x1s1o11 xx hen they knotked 011 Ed Rendle1 ard the Dexlldog Del Stooges headed ly Duck Welgel 1nd R15 L1cht1e snatched the loxxe1 loop t1tle xx l1en they toppled the B11ght Llghtb mum The loxxe1 CllXlSlOll L11 IIIIDS Del Stooges de1e1ted the H11d1ches tl1e uppu cl 111111 1 tlt I t 111111 l llllDl4lIINlllll JV Ill The 'lqumas B team makes up the tup picture Left tn right bank run Ixther Illet ha It Whalen I tt xgner Coach Mn-huta I'ront 'SI Italljasper I Smlth R Preeshl L Cunnmgham R Bradburn The Freshmen squad ls shown 1n the mlddle plcture left to rlghl bank ron I Graf I yxdI.PSkl It Nlurphx S Skemp J IM-lgel Guggenbuehl nd roxx II 'Ill-tllle F Lomax P Ht'-H291 I' -'0h"N0n F btazh I- Iiexme I Dunham ird roxx Father Blecha W Stellpflug lrnbaum I 011 I Ituensth R Bnlsen Coach Nhehula Front roxx R Iield Ihach I l lx I Ko mek I Ima D Moran I talker Ihler I Rutter Bottom picture the xarsllx left to llght back roxx I-ather Blecha 1 Schnukla R Nagle toavh Nllfhllll Wllddle rnxx II Ilorsthak Sflbllfikl R Baum R bkemp 1 lrlottmeyer mmanagerl Iront row J Davton I Smnth F Keaxenx and I hnutson M A11 Stars UPPER LOVVER Beranek W3t6Sk1 Flottmeve1 We1gel Rendlex Graf P1 oksch Lepsch Rvan Bracken Intramurnl xll Stars Ieft plcture standing T Bracken C' Graf and D Vtateskl Kneelmg D Weigel an D Lepsr-h Second plcture standmg Proksch and I-I Rendler Kneellng Beranek R Rxan and A Flottmexer I , I 1 f 1 . 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I Inclement weather ra1sed havoc w1th the Blugold schedule causmg mam games to be postponed or called off after the f1rst few 1nn1ngs but the Aqumas d1amondmen emerged from the1r season as second best m the 1ntra c1ty compet1t1on The dlamond season opened off1c1allx fo1 the Aqumas nme Aprll 29 w1th the Inde pendence team offermg the oppos1t1on Each team managed to br1ng home a run m the f1rst 1nn1ng and Independence followed up wlth a score ln the second After the fourth ne1ther team was able to score leaxmg the Blugolds at the short end of a 32 fmal score Tom Sh1mansk1s trxple and R1Ch Sh1m shaks two h1ts alded m runmng up a 61 lead over West Salem by the th1rd mnmg when the game was halted bv sprmg rams May 9 the WIHOHH W1nhawks provlded an 18 lnmrg battle for the Aqumas boys be fole breakmg the 2 2 deadlock to gam the w1nn1ng run Charlle Schmlkla proved to be a man of 1ron ln hurl1ng 15 1nn1ngs of th1s p1tchers duel before bemg relleved by George Hecht who chucked the remammg three stanzas Charl1e Schmlkla Blugold hurler Wert all out to w1n the flrst 1ntra c1ty game 8 5 play ed agamst Logan May 12 At tlmes the game was uncertam unt1l the Boys m Blue rolled up seven runs m the1r sect1on of the th1rd 1nn1ng Belng a b1t wary of go1ng 1nto another 18 1nn1ng game w1th WIHOHR 1n a week thc Seventy tvt 0 Y I 1 RSh 'kqumas Blugolds bore down m the last 1nn1ng to garnel a 98 vlctorx Frankxe Qulnn doubled and was drn en m bv Tom Sh1mansk1 single to galn the f1nal run Independence trlpped up the Blugolds 4 6 m at return ff me by hold1ng them to onlx two h1ts Aqumas ga1ned two runs IH the fourth stanza for a 2 1 lead but lost the lead ln the f1fth aftel wh1ch both teams fa1led to score Although ga1n1ng only four safe h1ts from C S hmlkla compared to the Aqumas seven the Central squad made good use of the1r scormg opportumtles to w1n by a 6 3 score Aoumas opened the scormg 1n the f1rst 1n mng but was unable to overtake Central after they gamed f1ve runs and msured v1c torx 1n the slxth stanza Logan was battered by Aqumas to the tune of 23 2 1n a slugfest May 28 Scor1ng 1n eve1y mmng but the thlrd poundmg three Logan hurlers for 25 h1tS and w1nd1ng up with n1ne runs m the last 1nn1ng brought about th1s one slded score D1ck Bradburn had the most hlts a double and three smgles m s1x tlmes at bat wh1le Shlmanskl Sh1m shak and Hecht all got three hlts Aqumas 1ntra c1ty t1tle hopes were shat tered May .31 when topped by Central 18 6 but they held second place by vlrtue of the1r two wlns over Logan Central had three big mnn gs the second thlrd and flfth IH wh1ch thev acqulred all of the1r 18 pomts and '1 lefxd wh1ch was hard to surpass 1 A 5' rl' I O2 ' X. 'A l 'Q 4 .3 A I J , I -in .r...v E 1 vi f Hurlers Schmikla and Hen talking it over. The 9 edition of t e ln 0 d diamondmvn ' I ft to ri ht. r t v: F- Qquifm- H. Boschert. J. .' llivan. . 1' Tonaghy, . .' em . '. Smith, . . VV' nner. Standing: V. Burns, .l. R- ' k, J. Knutso . l. lz 1, . . nn- shak, R. Bradburn. C. Sc-hmikla, U. Hecht, an! Coach Mir-hula, 'I' Shimzmsk' is ne t pic-tu el. . . X L . i - L . V . . lr N - - V- ' " . 'f . . . 7 Y . . . . . .,S 1. 4 . . l . . - . . . . A - ' - Q ' .N ' y ' 7 ' ' ' 1 1 A K . O? . 1 . . ' l . . 7 - - Y. . ' . . C v . ., . . . ' I ' D b - - L K 1 , . . . . ' M ' ' K. 7 ' ' , . . K . 7 - - A l , A . . -. . 1 l I A .' . . . . . " 7 l ' 4 7 - ' . . . v 1 7 . . . ' ' a a ' 9 a 1 l ' , ' , ' . , . - . . - 7 ' V V 4 . . . , - , ' 1 9 9 9 V c , C 1 - 7 b mnmg for the school the Pollce NDVICC In the upper left picture can be seen the fwe students who brou ht honors to Aqumas y n skatmg champlonshlp Left to rnght are Ruta Wlatlak Carol Hauswlrth Bob Vlelgel tholdmg trophyb Charles Stelllck and Dnck Welgel ln the upper rlght Norman Wogel eyes those marbles wlth lntentnons of gettnng another strike Watchmg Vogel from the background are I- ncls Osweller .hm Gschumd John Gllles Charhe bchmlkla .hm Smlth and Ken Bakalars The lower left plcture flnds Don McConaghw h A mas tennns team of U44 Left to rnght Bob ra ett1n set for a cruclal roll ln the tenth frame ln the lower r1ght DICQUFB can be seen t e qu E E Schaeffer Charles Beranek Jack Beranek .hm McLoone and Gene Serres Netmen, Ice Skaters and Keglers on Refvlefw b th h 1 The lacquet XVl91d81S 111augu1ated the11 season M'1y 15 In 1dd1t10n to the 111 1301 SDO1tb sponso1ed y e sc oo bowlmg and skatmg d1SW '1 cons1de1 able amount of atten t1on dulmg the 01st yea1 The C 1thed1a1 p111N1'1 alleys 1xe1e the scene of some top notch pm sp11tt1ng on the put ot 75 01 mo1e Aqu1n1s students who took put 111 the nat1o1111 sp01t 11n1ost n1ght1y At he clo e ot the 1egu1a1 se 1son a t0LlII1d1116111 was held 101 th h1gh school keg1e1s Wlth 25 boys p3lt1L1 patlng Flom thlb g10up DICK B1adbu1n e1ne1ged XIC to11ous 111th a n11ty 562 whlle J11n Gschxxlnd and B111 Osxx 61101 te1rned up to captu1e the doubles p11ze 111th a total ol 1015 The second 1nnu 11 po11ce IIOXILG sk 1t1ng meet fo1 h1gh schoo1 students w 18 copped by the Aqu1n.1s team com posed ot Bob Weigel Dlck We1ge1 Cha111e Ste111ck Ca1o1 Hausxxnth and R1t1 Matlak Bob Welgel took second place 111 the 611101 boys d1XlS1011 xx h11e Ste111ck and D1ck We1ge1 non hono1 1n the Jun1o1 boys d1x1s1on Ca1o1 'md R1t1 ned 101 second p11ce 1n the Jun1o1 g111s d1x1s1on Inexpeuence 19101 ed to be xe1y costly to the 1944 ed1 t1on ot Blugold netmen as It xxent th1ough the five match 5915011 xxlthout 1 x1cto1y C110IJp11'lg a 6 1 dEClS1OH to Centml s powe1fu1 Red Rlldelb The doubles co nb1nat1on ot .hm McLoone and Jack '1a1s Rochelt W1gge1t duo M1y 18 found the Blugolds d1Opp111g a 5 2 dec1s1on to the Onalaska nette1s on the On11aska COUII Ge11e SGIIGS and Jack Be1anek won thEl1 slngles matches to post the txxo polnts 1n the Aqumas sco11ng column In the11 thlld contest p1'1yed on Tuesday May 23 the Aqu1n1tes lost to the Logan Range1s by 1 6 1 cou11t SchaeFfe1 accounted 101 the Blugold t111y by dete1t1ng Ronny Olson ot the no1 th slde Ll6Vw 6 0 6 2 Defeat vc 'J agaln then lot 011 May 25 as they fell befo1e P61'11I31 5 1 The Blugolds came 1nt0 the11 own 111 the final match of the day a doubles contest 6 4 6 1 The 1acquetee1s closed the 44 campalgn SIX days 141161 on M1y 31 losmg to the R1nge1s oi Logan agnn 6 1 SBIIGS and Sch JGEQI' took 1 ha1d fought battle 110m Scho1be1g and Jo1genson by 6 4 10 12 10 8 Sex enty th 199 I V ,sa-.f M- L 4 i . , i I 1 1 , . 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Q . 0 l ' ' Index to Admtnlstratton and Facult Photos The Most Rev Alex ynder J MtGly1rk 8 Slster Agnes Clare 54 55 Slster Agnes Marle 21 34 Father Stephen Anderl 42 Stster M Anysla 29 S1ster M Bertha 29 Father Charles Blecha 63 Slster M Clementa 19 Father Clalre Cooney 32 5 7 Ftther Hubert Cxubel S6 43 Stster M Cumsse 31 Mxss Grace Donovftn 40 Slster Mary Edward 15 Sxster M Fortuna 27 Father Lloyd Getsler 32 Alblta Lorraine 36 Albxtz Marne 36 54 55 Albrecht Gerald 36 60 Albrecht V1rg1n1a 28 42 59 Alland James 32 Allen Glenn 36 60 Ambrose Kathleen 36 Amundson A 1t'l 32 53 60 Anderson Kathleen 36 Anderson Petra 28 Anderson Rxchard 36 Anny Joseph1ne 28 Anthony Kenneth 28 50 Archambeau Mary Jean 28 Arenz Alberta 36 Arenz Catherlne 12 23 Arms Lorrame 28 7 Arneson Rxrhard 28 Atlee Carol 28 Atlee Henry 12 Bagnlefskl Alxce 12 B'1gn1EfSkl Don1ld Bagntefskx Robert 32 Bihr Dorothy 12 21 Bahr Lorralne 21 32 Bakalars Kenneth 28 50 Bakalars Mary Lavonne 19 28 50 58 Bakalaxs Phyllls 36 Barth Robert 32 Bauer Dolores 36 Baum Robert 12 13 15 25 42 6 67 68 0 Bftutsch W1ll1am 28 Bet hen Bechen Becker Becker Benesh Bennett Beranek Beranek Beranek Bel 'mek Aurella 36 Lorralne 32 36 John 36 Joseph 28 46 49 51 Francxs 28 James 13 32 42 Beverly 28 59 Charles 12 65 73 J ek 12 70 73 James 36 Beranek Berz1nsk1 Dor1s-36 Besl Patr1c1a 32 53 60 Bettln Helen 13 32 53 60 Betz Dolores 32 60 Beyer Alols 28 55 Bezpaletz Mary 28 58 Blcha Estelle 28 50 58 Blgley Donna 36 60 Bllskemper Frances 12 57 Blrnbaum John 36 60 70 Blrnbaum Juanlta 32 Birnbaum Nancy 32 62 Blshop Joyce 36 60 Blssen Margaret Mary 12 Blorkman Janlce 32 62 Blashke Arthur 17 36 43 Blaschke Helen 36 54 55 Bock James 28 65 67 BOISPH Eugene 32 60 67 J seph 13 19 32 42 5 67 72 13 Sister M Georglana 30 Slster M Gervma 17 23 Mrs Ruth Good 13 37 Mr John Halaska 35 Father Robert Hansen Slster M Isala 33 Stster M Jolene 34 Father Gregory Keegan 63 Mlss Jeanne Klng 40 Slster M Lambert 1 SISICI M Laurmda 30 Father Phxhp Lemfelder 13 Slster M Leola 23 Slster M L1l1an 45 Stster M Madonna 31 6 71 Index to Student Photos Boxsen Rlbhlld 36 70 Bonn Chfules 32 Borna Raymond 28 Boodle Charles 13 36 Boschert Hugh 12 5 Bott Jerome 36 Bott Lawrence 28 50 55 Bott Marv Jane 28 56 Boyyman Bernadette 28 Boyle Rosemaue 32 60 Bracken Thomas 32 57 65 67 70 Bradburn Rlchard 28 47 50 55 58 70 72 Bradley Deonne 13 28 Brady Patrxcla 32 Brady Rxchard 12 Breldel Francxs-17 32 55 Brennan W1ll1am 28 Breuer Phyllxs Breuer Rxta 12 19 Brleske AIICIH 32 56 57 Brovyn Elizabeth 12 Broyyn Joseph 12 13 49 6 Bruchman Carol 32 60 Bruha Carol 12 53 58 Bruha W1ll1am 36 Buchner Gerald 36 Bumford M1Tg1Y61Mlly 32 52 60 Burke Helen 36 Burns James 28 47 50 58 Burns W1ll1am 32 58 60 65 Byrne John 32 59 60 57 72 Calkms Harrlet 32 56 Campbell Edith 12 Cassldy James 12 25 64 67 Castor Peter 36 64 Cavadlnx Maxine 28 Cavadml Patrlcxa 36 Caven Lawrence 21 28 50 Cermak Josephme 36 60 Cermak Lorralne 32 Chase Charles 28 Church1ll Beverly Clna Gabrlel 12 21 66 Clna Ralph 13 36 64 70 Clark Kathryn Clark Patrlcla Clark Vlfglllla Clarkln Robert Cleary Harold 3 Clements Doroth 6 Cody John 36 Colgan Collins Coll1ns Thomas 3 Conway Costello Coughlln Joan 32 53 60 Coughlln Mary 28 42 44 Coughhn Patrlcla 13 36 60 Craig Danlel 36 Cummings Bernice 36 Cunmnghrtm EC11R1Il 28 Cllta Alberta 14 15 19 25 52 53 36 60 36 60 12 25 60 70 19 28 3 54 W1ll1am LOUISE Patrxcla 32 60 a 12 44 45 Slster M Mntellt 38 Slster Margaret Mary 2 Sxster Mar1e Cec1le 25 SISIEI M Maureen 21 Mr John Mxchuta 63 Father Danlel ORe1l1y Slster M Petrella 33 Father John Plmon 56 57 6 67 0 Father John Prxtzl 10 13 4 Mr Maxim Raebel Sxster M Rxccarda Sxster M ROSRTIH 38 Sister M Sabina 39 Father Seeman 9 Mr Edyyard Seubelt 35 Dansbexry Eyrl 36 Dayton James 14 47 48 66 67 Day ton John 28 Dexnmger Peggy 14 27 46 D arlms Iaurel 14 21 25 'IQ Deml Donald 36 Deml Rlehard 28 Dennxng Lenore 28 Desmond Many 13 32 Deutschberg Joan 36 55 Dev1ne Edyyard 32 Dev1ne Eugene 23 32 Dev1ne Francxs 36 70 DeWolf Margaret 14 54 Devo Marlm 36 DICKSOH Walter 14 Dletz Eugene 37 Dorkendorff Vlrgmm Dohlxn Donna 14 Dolan Florence 37 Dolato James 37 Dolezel Ellzabeth 37 54 55 Donndelmger James 28 49 58 Dorsey V1rg1n1a 14 Doucet Gerald 28 Doyynev Phyllis 14 49 56 Drendel Gerald 32 Dresen Charlotte 13 21 28 Dresen George 37 60 Dumke Dorls 37 Dummer Dolores 32 53 Dunham James 17 37 70 Dunn Helen 37 Duresky Colleen 32 Dusso Betty 14 25 Dvorak Mary Ann 32 Dyyyer Jerome 32 Dyyyer Mary Jean 28 Dyyyer Thomas 37 Dyyyer Ervm 17 Eeg Dorothy 13 14 25 Eeg Edward 32 499 Ehorn Wllham 14 Ehrsam Beverly 14 21 Elsen John 19 28 50 Ender Robert 15 37 Er1ekson Ann 37 Erlyyexn Marlon 37 60 Fanning John 28 Farrell Patrlcla 28 50 F y John 28 49 50 51 Felshelm Glenn 28 56 5 Ferns Darrell 37 Feulmg Florence 28 Flllner Henry 28 Fxllner Janet 15 37 F'1nley Margaret 14 19 Flnn Franels 28 50 O l C V . 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