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

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ll Q!! S C' f' The baclrbone of war acfivifies in fhe Milwaukee cify high schools is fhe 1 Eugene Grieshaber, Chairman of fhe Cify Council, School Youfh Viciory Council which meefs bi-monfhly and has sfudenf confers wi+h fhe officers af a meefing in the represenfafives from all secondary schools. School Adminisfraiion building. A '-31: .. .V ae..- an I ill ll Ill Ill ll lll Ill II Sri HI ll ziaiiiil II 35:2 HB! El im 4 es'- ii E d'1' f 'Ph Sid d' B I , ++'+ g . . . . 'PEJ.Zf'sB.lL, Ei...fm'l'.fZ.5a'E3L.dSL'eZ:,.lZi., 3122? Siliiniff 3ulZ ' Eugengajfgfsfgfgg 35665175fggqhjaggjsesheffgngpgs 'gg jgfjn'jg,CO'PS 1 coordinafe fruclring schedules and collecfion crews. Y 9 O ' P ' ' J Piekarski receives ihe Minufeman banner from Long. 'The homeroom wifh fhe highesl per sale on Tuesday displays fhe banner for fhe ensuing week. Successful school-Wide, war drives comprise fhe business of Bay View's'Vic+ory Corps. Led by Presidenf Eugene Grieshaber, fhe corps promofes an aggressive, fully coordinafed school-af-war program. llllllll'l.llllllllllllllllllil

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'ard over each classroom is bes+arred b James s Y . A V - - s i , of ee i e r so . F -111 :-115: L 'rw 34 ' .. ,.,. ez-Q-L...-X,..,o4 Principal Korn leaves for Washingion io fell of Bay View's parf in the war efforf and io help plan lhe - Fifih War lioan Drive. The Bay View library becomes a War Bond Vicfory Cenfer as sfudenls purchase bonds from Miss Bafz and Mr. Book af a regular Tuesday morning sale. 'f' 'I 1 l ii ii 2 2 i 1 Qi 3 N il l i all . g evygf 5 nun.. eg I 5 f . , 1, 5? iie if Q 5 il A K Q 'Q ii xiii IQ j H' i l ,rr A rr 1 ' . . lin - -5 -,i.,7'?-. - W1 r, 'ali is f J - I S a r iwiilzi' e i X 1 ., .. ,sk Wsffrfg-sa-., 1 is i if li - i i ii 4 if f r one hundred per cen+ pariiciparion In 'lhe i 'Q ' rchase of War Bonds and Siamps' me viciory Ben Barlrin, of fhe local Finance Commitfee, presenfs cifafions for meriforious service fo George Manshe and Offo Menge. +he presence of Ben Barkin of fha Milwaukee Counfy War Finance Commifiee and Dr. Korn, Bay Viewiles answered fhe challenge on ihe bullefin board rm-er Superinfendeni Poller hands ro Ray Hanson, son of the firsl male graduafe of Bay View. April 25'I'h. Sophomore Gilberi Schuliz proudly displays 'fhe bond which carried 'the purchases of fhe school over 'Phe million dollar marir.i fhe placard showing ihe covefed million dollar fofal. lrlvlllllellllll,.l.l.l.l,l,lllllllrlgllllIlllllllll ,, ii r w e . ,.., , If ,. . r X yi., l ' n if ii 1 Y 1X 1 Bauch, Shirley Felber, Lois Kern, Marion Kynasion, Gloria Linzmeyer, and James Manslxe. -