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

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Page Eigblrml MR. WHITCOMB Counselor Chairman Preparing YouTh Bay View's guidance, a spiriT oT cooperaTive Triendliness, begins even beTore The sTudenT reaches high school, Tor an appoinTed class counselor meeTs him in The lasT grade oT The elemenTary school To plan There his enTire Tour-year course oT sTudy. When he reaches Bay View, he Tinds his circle oT Triends broadened To include, besides The members oT The counseling sTaTT, a homeroom advisor and class Teachers, who, Through a well-deTined program, endeavor during The TirsT year To malce The new sTudenT an inTegral parT oT The school socieTy. During The Tollowing years, a conTinua- Tion oT The aclvisemenT program will enable his counselors To sTress The imporTance oT building a good characTer and a pleasing personaliTy. Personal qualiTies which may help or hinder in his relaTions wiTh oThers will be careTully considered, as will also The values Trom indusTry and ThriTT and The many opporTuniTies Tor service and advance- menT in The years oT worlc beyond high school. Nor will The spiriT oT Triendly help deserT him aT graduaTion. IT sTands ready wherever he may be.

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TAT v MAJOR L. E. GATES WiTh The Colors The school year of I94O and '4l found America arming To proTecT ThaT democracy which alone makes possible greaf public high schools. IT asked of every communiTy sacrifice. IT asked young men To abandon Temporarily The careers on which They had planned, The careers for which They had been educaTed. IT asked Them To give up pleasanT social conTacTs wiTh Their friends, To give up The companion- ship of Their families, and To adjusT Themselves To an alTogeTher new and severe rouTine of life. The firsT peace-Time mobilizafion of all The miliTary forces of our counTry called scores of young Bay View men from Their normal occu- paTions To serve in The Reserve UniTs, in The NaTional Guard, in The Army, and in The Navy. For Bay View l-ligh School iT meanf The loss noT only of sTudenTs buT also of Three faculTy members: Major GaTes, a recepTion officer aT FT. Cusferg Major Nason, a Training officer aT FT. Livingsfon, and Major l-l. E. Smifh, Plans and Training officer aT FT. Sheri- dan. AT Bay View They Taughf science, LaTin and hisTory To high school boys and girls: in The army They are Teaching young men The arT of modern warfare. Bay View is proud ThaT Through iTs men in The ranks and iTs Three men from The faculTy iT can make a real conTribuTion To nafional defense. i MAJOR H. E. SMITH 7 MAJOR C. I-I. NASON Page Sezwzfrrn

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TwelTTh Grade TwelTTh grade guidance should aid The pupils in The TransiTion which all will have To malce Trom high school To employmenT or To an insTiTuTion oT higher learning. STrange condiTions will conTronT The sTudenTs upon graduajrion Trom high school. The purpose oT The TwelTTh grade guidance is To anTici- paTe, as Tar as possible, some oT The problems which The graduaTes will meeT7 To help Them become locaTed wiTh The leasf possible discomTorT Tor Themselves and Tor Their as- sociaTes. MR. WILEY TwelTTh Grade Counselor Top RowiJune Weller, Mildred Ziegler, Sophie Koralewslci, Ellen Domagalslci, Audrey Lannewehr, Virginia Paluszczylc, JeaneTTe Guzniczak, Norma Berg Second Row-Mildred Finqer, LaVerne Delebeclc, DoroThy l-lennings, KaTy Giurich, Via EhnerT, RiTa BarTol, Lillian Goerke, RuTl1 Rebiqer, Evelyn Heinze Third Row-Phyllis Derdzialc, ElizabeTh GunTa, Marlene Burrrnann, Frances Tracy, Erna Krnieciah, Geraldine Beyer, DoroThy Meyer, DoroThy WhiTman BoTTom Row-GerTrude Wierzchuclci, Jean Berg, Emily Giorgi, Zelrna Wiclcersham. Madelyn SmiTh, Caroline Czerwinslci, Evelyn Benson Pizgv Nilzrlrvn