Bay View High School - Oracle Yearbook (Milwaukee, WI)

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MILDRED REI-ILENDCRP, Bookkeeper RICHARD LIPINSKI Mail ng Clerk ESTHER RHODES, Office Manager 'VVILMA IACOBSON Bookkeeper Oracle Annual Staff Editor-in-Chief ...... . . .Charles Zahn Organization Editor ...... Wilmot Gaulke Senior Editor ........ Mary Louise Kayser Assistant Senior Editor. . .Shirley Mclieen Reporters Gunnar Helbera David Rice Mary Ann Iohnson Georqe Rusteika lack Kirby Mary Scheitler Stanley Klukowslci Rudolph Strothmann Ellen Knueppel Rosemary Tanqer Marion Peters William Wight Clarence Possell Phyllis Wurster Sports Reporters Estelle Ramos Werner Strothmann Margaret Spronq lames Vanderhooi Frank Stayduhar Robert Zentner Faculty Advisors Miss Roberts ......,.......... Chairman Mr. Korn . . . ............. lf.1'-Offztio Miss Lane Mr. Costello Miss Pierson Mr. l. I. Smith ANNUAL REPORTERS CUNNAR HELBERG WERNER STROTHMANN STANLEY KLUKOVISKI CLARENCE POSSELI MARION PETERS WILLIAM VIIIGI-IT ROSEMARY TANGER MARY ANN IOI-INSON ELLEN KNUEPPEL

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tion ot mere ideas. It has been a source oi strange joy to see pictures coming back from the photographers, cuts from the engravers, finished pages from the printers, The l94O Oracle Annual has twice brought pleasure to those working on it, during its preparation, and now after its completion. The members of the Oracle Annual staff hope that you who turn the pages ot the book will derive the same pleasure in viewing it that they had in compiling it, and that the i940 edition ot the Bay View yearbook is worthy to take its place in the long line oi outstanding Gracie Annuals. May it bring students whose pictures till its pages happy moments ot recognition now, and in the years to come the mellow pleasure that attends revived memories. SUBSCRIBE NOW! HOMEROOM SUBSCRIPTION AGENTS

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5 CO-EDITORS-IN cH1EP x BETTIE ANN CROSS MARIE ELLEN CROSS Newspaper Four years ago, when Oracle meetings were announced every other week, some of the more venturous among the freshmen wandered in and waited hopefully for a chance to do something - just anything on the Oracle. ln time opportunity came to them as it had to a long line of Oracle workers throughout the years. They too became star reporters, assist- ant editors, and associate editors. Finally, a few of them who had worked, waited, and hoped, became the newspaper editors of l939 and l94O. By that time they had learned to write news, features, editorials, headlines, and had perhaps even gone to the printers as messengers or helpers. But the thrill of responsibility still lay ahead. Returning from summer vacation one week before the school year opened, Bettie and Marie Cross, lack Kirby, George Rusteilca, and WILMOT GAULKE, Feature Editor IAMES VANDERHOOF, Assistant Sports Editor MARILYN WYSOCKI, Assistant Feature Editor MARY LOUISE SOHEFFLER, MARIANNE HOERRES, Humor Editors