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

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9 Captain Bud Neitzel congratulates Jack Fonaas, the Football team, the center of lnterest every fall, IS urged on hy cheer- a li captain of the 1946 football team. leaders Elmer Burghardt, Lyle Thompson, Bud Schulz, Suhm is gig fa y. , ,.,, ,.,,,.., Y ,. ., A 'J,v- N- gigs'?fliQzff1QL:m'MV' J W is vi to ,.r.. 4 if Q. A ei H. 'N' il! a it ' 4: 3 . we 3 mm Wwmwez 1 f Typical of a scrimmage scene, this picture was snapped at one of the w Clyde Gehnng, Patncla Budney, Janice May Hansing, AI fall p1'21CliC8S HS the fi1'Sl team reviewed 8 Play- and Ada Garneau directed the maneuvers of the hand. '27 . V e 'K ' i u ers? . V' 1' ,. ,. ,, V 3. . . , I 1. . ' ' ,I ' :L V Qgs. ' yi 91: p E li 1, 5? np At the homecoming parade the Junior band, ledpby a student director, helped to keep the end of the parade in step.

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ay, .4 X vi1,'y,'?t'i.!..::1:. . Major S. S. Williams, who for four years was an Army Finance Major ll. E. Smith, one of the five teachers who were in the Officer, is shown tal with his son, Tom, Ba View 1938. service, returns to his history classes at Ba View. a m I Q 55 2: a 5 I - A, tri, 5 f E .3 Q 'Q P fs, . ' Q f 'e f- wsu. M .............e i F - 'L' ' 12: ia. ' 2 Y :J X api 'ff - 1, fi? ff i is e , Aaari e . '5ifAgQ:g, . A 'pi as iw' woumcsni 1 , ' uovmi 'ii' GAS I S awww Captain Arthur Hickman of the 63rd Quarter Master Corps Base A Lieutenant Ralph Book, who had been Communication Officer , . Depot in Paris returns to his science classes. at Kodiak, Alaska, is back in the Commercial Department. Q . A 1 M V 33.1 if .V . ,N ,.s sfligg'-z,r.'. se, ...s , .U . ,, 5. 2 W , - '1' 1 W-261. :gif-it:?fE::2cfimi51il , e ' 1 4 ' 4 ' , a lf' ' e., Di V ' , V S f f 3 I f 1 K s 5 5 YM F' Lieutenant fj-g-l Ray Kaczmareks WIIO, dil'8Cl0d 8 Illr. Kacznlarek, Mr. Hickman, Mr. Book, and Mr. Williams take down gunnery crew is now teaching swimming at Bay View. A their keys when the second semester opens. y a

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, Yvonne Macllougal and Marilyn Neer put the finishing touches ' X on a Victory Loan bond poster. n 1 gs: i .sul H M YHQQQS 1 E in ,gg . , ,,.. ' M ,gifgf wi, ' Q5 M' M? K if 'A E For selling 83000 worth of Victory Bonds a homeroom had a light Betty Hanson, shown with her work, is one of the member? of the art classes that designed and made the patriotic postcrsg .V ,gy , 33, :A Q , ' f 5 f 'f-'ii - .Q - Q' fi' V' Wil! 32, , if ' Mm 1 3VE:7f91'i': 1-53, , 4 , p we,-f:+ , ,i. Q- 1 3, , I., 4, gf lg 0 gm :W Ilgzgir -, ligase we f 5iff'?fi' V ,,.,.. 1 4 JL 5329 firm w , . , . ,p , W 5 5 4. , 5 4, xc On Porch Light Night, when students sold Victory Bonds, s in the Gold Star Hospital. Bay View bought over S400,000 worth. T Y w w f , Lois Klemz and Beverly Maier help Mr. Wiley compute v i n T 'A Y war bond sales on a Tuesday. r K-,'s so c A Mr. J. A. Oleson signs up for his bond. V ' :J-52 . S' , Every Tuesday, Carol Gundlack, Lois Klemz, Beverly M3.iCl and.Betty Andersonichecked final bond reports in the library