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

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x Twelfth Grade BOTTOM ROVV-Mrs. Cutter, Charles Rautz, Eleanor Sweykata, Elsie Sweykata, Carolyn Schoenhaar, Alice Scheiding, June Strohn, Loretta Sabin SECOND ROVV-Angeline Pieczyuski, June Lindstone, Norma Lockwood, Eileen Lewandowski, Doris Murphy, Beatrice Schleif, June Krogh. Bernadine Bronk I THIRD ROW'-Beverly Swan, Georgia Heinze, Jean Hari-yman, Evelyn Sadowski, Marcia Helander, Marie Arndt, Marlyn Schild, Elaine Strube J F-my . y W FOURTH ROW- homas Heaton,7KQseYS.i-ian, Olive Mae Spoerl, Esther Szczerbiak, Helmuth Eckert, Vernon KI-'onaas, Ervin Fenske, Eu 'i, Gkis Eliopul X' - r ' TOP ROW'-James Severance, Richard Schneider, YVilliam Heinz, Stanley Stryjewski, Robert Konkel. Earl Fengler, qeorge Lerinski, Ralph Salrneh, Joseph- Esperes, Jnhn Pahlow BOTTOM ROXV-Mary Analla, Esther Bartnikowski, Johanna Boggio, Inez Buccarelli, Betty jane Albright, Bonita Beyer, Mary Jane Gibbs, Miss Harder SECOND ROXViDolores Barl-ce, Dorothy Brandt, Carol Erlinger, Ocalla Yan Kleeck, Mary McManaman, Janet Peterson, Alvin Recla, Mary Lou Barta THIRD ROVV--Charlotte Bunge, Mae Junck, Pearl Bnczkiewicz, Shirley Anderson, Mildred Burkee, Louise Janow- ski, Dorothy Awve, Audrey Borcliardtx Dick Barnes TOP ROW-Evelyn Berg,xJoseph Fons, Gerald Pyne, Anthony Baranowski, Art Nelson, Stanley Baranowski, James Gustafson Page Thirty A

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Grade Counselors Mr. Gilla Miss Slat: Mr. Wiley' Mr. Sutrle charge at Bay View feel that for most students the formal educational process should continue as long as the government will allow boys and girls to go to school and actual need is not forcing them into industry. It is the aim of the entire counselor staff to make each student who is approaching the working age aware that the temporary allure- ments of high pay should be carefully weighed before the ties of school life are severed. And because many Bay View boys and girls are animated by more than just a desire to get on in the world, because many do feel the unrest of these times which seems to say to young people, Why bother today when your future will be so short?', and because even more feel the surge of a great desire to serve and not count the cost, the entire guidance department, from counselor to homeroom teacher, while not attempting to deny the realities of life in a country Whose youth will bear the heaviest burdens of the war and of the peace, is trying to help young people to keep their emotional stability and look the future in the eye. Page Twentyvnine

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BOTTOM ROVV-Eleanore Czerwinski, Myra Boyd, Helen Chalich, Betty Bielawski, Paul Budish, Ralph Zdanowski, Mary Ann NVrobel, Mr. Fritsehe SECOND ROW'-Ruth Holler, XVilliam Friske, June Diederich. Ruth Groschel, Betty Lou Freeman, Dorothea Gitzel, Jeane Bolz, Frances Gray THIRD RONV-Harley Ascherin. Gwendolyn Gehring, Robert Chrostowski, Mildred Beckwith, Aldeen Ohm, Mary Rae Higgins, Lois Marks, Ellen VVhite, Jean Parks ,W YYY- K . l - TOP ROVV-Enzo Fiorelli, Leonard ,XVinters, Anton DonetT, Ray Neitzel, an Czechorski, Kenneth Luetzow, Richard Henry, VVarren Zickuhrf Richard Cassidy Twelfth Grade BOTTOM ROVV-Miss Kieckhefer, Cecilia Lewzindowski, Aurelia Glowacki. Virginia Miller, Yvette Massruha, Kathleen Meyer, Jean Maliszko, Virginia Velnicke I SECOND ROVV--Pat Hatch, Carol Matzen, Ruth Manzeck, June Macholz, Irene Musial, Robert McCurdy, Chris- tine Malson, Christa Voss THIRD ROXV-EthelQMeiss. Gertrude Misiak, LaVerne Lannewehr, Marjorie Mohr, Jean Miller, Audrey Marx, Audrey Mark, Beverly Munoe,DJRephfMatt r TOP ROVV-Remo March, Melvin XVallk, Arthur Skaleeki, john Morrison, Robert Malek, John Peterson, Jack Maliszeski, Robert Meier 5 Page Thirty-one