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

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1949 volume:

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FB -T3 v-.Wm ,,u.m.oU 5 :LS Yay' The coke bar is a popular spot at Saturday night dances. 1 wx lv' -1 i- Q , F'- Students gather to view the decorating of a tree for 'A ' the Snowball Dance. V T' V, , e E 4:34, 1'g 3:- f- ' . s . we , . 4 . v fx' X -' i 1 as 6 vii s ,Q ra 1 Q3 gf 1 . --gt A J P V is During the dance intermission, a group gathers to discuss Clever decorations for Bay View's last dance of 1948, The Snowball, were made by Richard Gedymin Fridoy's game. Erminio Gaido, Jacqueline Gorecki, Rita Gorecki, and Hugh Evans. fam 9 James Neitzel, Carroll Geschrei, and Joan Southwlck have their coats A dummy of o football hero attracts the attention of a group of girls checked at the Homecoming Dance. ot the Homecoming Dance. it N Q Part of Bay View's health program is carried out by Mrs. Shirley Albright, dental hygienist. ,9 Practicing dart ball are four girls of the corrective physical training class. gr 1 . X ? i.Q, . ' Ci. 'WI' t 5 if t I 7 N ill , of 1' .. 'if'wa.- .S X 1 'gf' e r tx 53 . gr K- .Q .gi 'L . H JJ... , at Q 4. st a 'f Rx Q . 5 sm . 5 1 1 5'1- . ft, 3 'Y Ear inspection by Dr. Alfred H. Goodsitt is another part of the program. A J- i ? Q t at o I-Q it To keep feet healthy, Mrs. Arnold checks a student, while Katherine Durand, Jean Fohr, and Loretta Neldner await their turn. On a sunny fall day the cross country team receives instruction from Coach Matthei. c The Bay View football team limbers up. 'Ahand stand is erformed' by Fred Durand at the gymnastic exhibition, !tli'i.J' P February 17. f' M f H 3 A visiting celebrity, the lllinoiscoach, Another visitor, Eugene Gilbert of Wis ' 2 ,V M Harold Frey, performs a handstand. consin, works out on the rings. 3? Rt,, ,, ' Nzmtif 4 'sei - .' ?1g1,fit5g,.w Q fQ,,t,Zf,, Demonstrating his skill on the gymnastic horse is Tom Friedel. F 4 5 -f - f.. M V, riff, 1 E' I Y ' . -'fiaz '- w i .- W l T Stuart Holly performs on the parallel bars while the gymnastic team looks on. Bob Motto, of the Illinois gym team, demonstrates his skill. ,J . 1, - . , K gy? F f ir . l . , Q +-i'Qi?'f9f 5 N. X . 79, v 'cf E , Q ' , i f ' - N ' zz ' fig M 1 . jg: iw - . tfuf M , TAL, eff? - 'TQ - 'iam , . - V' V ' ' , ' 'A 'Lg-' T Q g:1fi5iffY,'Z g' The library Publishing Committee consists of Rita Rogowski, Kenneth Schweig, and Thomas Cerretto. , Jo Anne Wienke, and Edith Weltman, prepare a display. ,QA Q- T ' i, 5 ' . - ii Q? 5 ,ga iii. K g :F 'P i W .4 .PL K f Officers of the Library Guild are Thespo Kafkas, Treasurer, Beverly Bartz, Assistant Head Monitor, Lillian Rivera, Head Monitor, and James Guy, Publicity Manager. Jean Wenta, Donna Provencher, Carol Murray, June Holloway, and .loycee preside at the central desk. ln the library worlcroom are monitors Mariann Hiegel, Dorothy Knaclrert, James Guy, Marilyn Yankee, and Gertrsnde lezida. Library Monitprs, Bettye Wolf, Patricia Kearns, Marilyn O'DeIl, Carol La Marre, A ' 1' ' T-fa 'SW' is .fe ww ' ,Q. Y 0 Q 4 AE TQ ' 254 gf '55 2 in ,L p gi V if gr K. f wi. li P Q 5 M Y ' 3 fi' ? ,f , M S ' , M z' gc. ,T , . Roger Turban, Thomas Koch, and Edward Hammer, managers in the radio booth semester I, put on a broadcast. On February 8, Count Prorok showed his movie depicting life in Switzerland. ,, fiff 5.-S I I ' 2- Wm '1 mr f'W'Mmm,.gg.suvv0l'wW W'AWfM N in wusuum+ff'- WW r if be 1' gn! Lr L Advice is given to a student by Miss Hilger, Bay View welfare worker. , Mrs. Loeber and Miss Eckert Hle tickets for the class play. 5 f , . , . , , ,. I ,, I A t if V4 R , i 1 X s h c Q . f H 5 J 'X 1 Hourly absences are checked by Miss Geraldine Czaikowsld of the office staff. I L ...,.. , , . . E iii: 'li 'N i -W . f' 1 ' A f , ' , , A 'M if f 5 ii' lfifl ' f f ' , f Q M ' . o n , , -fss! ., f759Hs'L's ' F if - 1 . if 9ii'1 'i S ' . , 1 ,- S d t G nt Association president Ervin Zube, introduces Superintendant Goodrich Members of the Student Government Association hold a meeting tu en overnme to discuss school problems. at the Milwaukee Inter-High School Council banquet. Dr Korn is the principal speaker at the Washington day banquet sponsored h This is a scene from the dress rehearsal of Our Hearts Were Young and Gay. ' me Bay View Business Med, muon -9.51 5 Lois S uhler practises a humorous scene from the class play K A meeting of the lnter-High Council is held in the library p I at Bay View High School. Our Hearts Were Yoilng and Gays ,at i William Schwab, Ethel Beckwith, Allan Hintz, Kenneth Karwacki, and Robert Grzelak, Sylvia Peruzzo, Josephine Albertono, and Thomas Koch are K portray a Christmas scene. - narrators for the Christmas program. -all-EW : This is the hnal scene from the Christmas program. A 5 Q 51, - fi 'f iff' iwimh , v QL, j Q, in p ..,, , .. .,,..,,f T ftrtt ' Y is G 11 1 ' ZA , f --', 3 5 s ign? .LM I .fi ifimf L, N . ee T ' gr f . a,.. A ,ri. V ' rlrar l T T in .--Q ' . . ' . . The carolers are Beverly Voves, Ernest Hayman, Marilyn McKinney, Roland . Q A' the bQ9'n '9 of the pj2g'o.:L:e:?rmmu' church scene 'S portrayed Sheeran, James Ewald, Dorothy DulTy, Mildred Kendgiora, Carroll Geschrei ' Y e ' ' ' and Catherine Kress. l -, r ' 3-ht Thomas Sowlles David Blackwood, Richard Lotharius, llidlard Nehnng Edwurq vyluman' and Norman ,Rybka dwomh an Portraying the three Wise Men are George Biester, Robert Gilio, and Lawrence I-lermansen. v it e - ' 1 f ' .aL. WF A- - V ,. V, If V 12 S 1. g -Y Q' K , 1 thai A 1 'f ' s 'fi f B Aj 1 5 'A 5 W,-.,,m,W5T.a, V A V' A Y ' . I g aa 7 - I 4 7. I I auditorium for the Christmas program. 'I - '14 .5 1 ,, . ,, f.-6 , .AL-ff-2, .1 , Betty Koeningx and Daniel Kotiowild pose as Mary and Joseph at the manger in Bemlehem I Caroline Erdmann and Mary Widmeyer admire the angel on Bay View's holiday tree. Ya uf! ' Li ' ' A group prexenti the spirit of Christmas in the home. K , , ' . ' ' , r B Q QIJ 5: Us l N-and 35' ' a Miss Lane and her homeroom enioy their Christmas party. A Christmas wreath is fire-proofed by John Ruud. 5 V Robert Schmidling displays his talent in Christmas decorations. ,ln Household Artsg Geraldine Goeller, Audrey Eckert, Marilyn May, Elsie Ermis, Grace A Coconate, and Bernadine Tomczyk arrange Christmas decorations. Q Q , f 12 1 .3 S wa, ff , K, - M y ' 'i 'i' . its L? M u ,,, r , :ay ' ' ' A ' '-fii31LxfhV5 To inspire the Christmas spirit, decorations are put up by Jacqueline W Gorecki and Rita Gorecki. AN 5' 5 ir 1 Q M. it hr A 5 v m l 5 5 if ww- gg V Interested students receive instruction from Mr. Tomkiewicz concerning a new W' 7 r ' shaper in the Manual Arts Department. Victor Hilarov, Barbara leonarski, Robert Lang and Miss Nowak make a mask for the Centennial Pageant. ' f - i I . if ' K ,V-fc,-+1 A? 'Q an ' c'2' C V 4 ' 'J'-M NW I ' i V Z' ,V i N, ,. - L in - 1 .f fd ft 'A , ' 1 1 9, N l XX. 4 I 2 X ' X E E ff . - ' Geraldine Smith does clay modeling planned originally for an Oracle division page. Q 1 ,,1 al 1' R A Edward Hammer operates a new proiectian device in the Carl Ruppert hangs his ship-building scene, which was entered in the Milwaukee Journal Medlanical Arts class. ' Calendar contest. ' ' A 5 -Qu if 5 s li l L xx 1, 9 , 1 1 , ' Q 52 l Q ,ef f . X 9 f 5' . ---0+-'wg - df A iE1ziB?iii5g-g3hm1:3q,,A w,,t,,,f . ' vs? Wvliigif, 1 , 52,32 1. 1 . '- Shirley Nelson has the hem of her dress turned up while other members of the sewing class Gilbert Miller is measured for one of the dance band uniforms make ready their proiects. made by Miss Thornburg's class. lm UW I womans I uns sum i uggme M xi V- A. if '-- 2' . st 4' i rl if as Allll BUYER Suzanne Finke serves a hamburger, one of the new additions to the cafeteria lunch, to John Niland. Preparing a meal are 'students ofthe Home Economics class. FOI' fwr Y0'-IN, KOMOFH WUUMY haf been on 910 945 SGl'V5H9 4 in the cafeteria. xv- f'! 2 rs wi sZIZf1 'y T 7 . , :QR Q ' MTW -:Q gf.. f -L i,,fgM,y B... i sf- L 'lfffy 'T , i Y ,Xu G Mr. Charles McCarty, Mrs. Roy Moe, and Miss Shirley Hilger were the speakers at the general parents' meeting, January l0. ' yi? MXN x 3 fs . x . The Usher Corps helpers on parents' night were Raymond Murack Donald Pro- 72J'i5'ff'-'fd vi' Roger Wagner makes out tags for visiting parents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Koceia and Mrs. Richard Freitag. H5 s j x if K Parents gather in front of the mural before entering the auditorium. ' . .. -.xp ' V 'S. 1 vencher, Donald Soltis, Robert Strom, Erwin Mickel, and Robert Szyrnkowiak, 1 , under the direction of Tom Roberts. , f 4 Q . . , , W - wg. . tg , V9 N-W 1 'R e . ' f.-35.-gps!-!i-RQ.-I 4 xx ,. . .A,h wht., . WNW' a K iq-E I Q . X A A :A X M if student helpers look on. 45 a ' Smiles from the counselors, Miss Statz and Miss Steel, greet a i i Captain Carlos Fallon, authority on latin-America, poses after his conyocation On parents' night, January IO, Miss Steel pins an identilication badge on address March 15. ' ' - Mrs. Herbert Winger. I ' parent as . -dpi . xg '41 f i ,J i i I 2 O if mfr, H ., I 14 7, M , If ll Page Twenty-six 1 --..-.4-- BERNHARD C. KORN PRINCIPAL Education for living might appropriately describe the basic aim co-ordinating all activities at Bay View in I949. lt is that philosophy which in the modern schcol has taken away the emphasis from pedantry and the snobbish display of knowledge that makes for class distinction and puts it squarely on whatever helps the individual to develcp in the area in which he shows the greatest natural aptitude. lt is that philosophy which gives not iust definite preparation for one specific job, but a conditioning that will make it possible for the individual to adjust to a wide range of iobs. lpn lltl 'I , i ' 1 Mr. Williams leads the a cappella choir in Polly Wolly Doodle for the Teen Age Broadcast. - '1 . ' 2 is A ' . i Vw 9 i ' ' l ' :x - K ,.',-.,,,?gkf5g:,,',A A At the WTMJ Teen-Time Program, February 5, Donald McHugh, Dolores Steinhilber, and Donald Neacy tell of things to come at Bay View. . ' . ,F ,fwi,f,fq, .fc W f-we X .H ,gg Parents grouped inthe central section of the auditorium listen to Mrs. Roy Moe. ,J ,t 4. , r V xx I Z .- - ,, - ., : :-'i. A. Q ' -. 1 g.. .1 - V ..:,.: , , 5 .pf A - 2 i Ts ', A . 4, 6' I . r .1 This group of homeroom subscription agents, under the direction of Mary Jane Naylor, sold the 1949 Oracle to the school. Sally Grotegut entertains with her piano accordion. qw M, 'T N I V4 Jlm Sftelloh describes Bay View's musical activities. n ,,. . i -V: , . 'Q . ga. . .Q N ii i s -A X 1: ., ,.Q::55 :i . 1' N 4' f Q Q f s 1. Al Buettner talks with Bill Schlemm, who played and sang in his best Western style. ,, eww Q Q 1 ,-1-ef sa b 0 ' , Q Page Twenty-eight Zin emuriam HENRY C. GILLO The opening days of the school year were saddened for Bay View by the sudden death of Henry C. Gillo, teacher of biology and counselor for the January, 1949 class. He had come to Bay View in 1921. Henry Gillo had a long and distinguished athletic and teaching career. ln his college days he played fullback on the Colgate team and was named by Walter Camp an All- American. Then he had years on professional football teams, coached high school teams, and became one of the first counselors at Bay View. For many years his rare combination of virility with kindness and understanding helped not only plants, but boys and girls to live. His going was an irreparable loss to his many friends and to the school he had served so devotedly. COUNSELING STAFF The guidance department begins the watchful care of incoming students with visits of counselors to the grade schools, and the arranging of a meeting be- tween parents of prospective students and homeroom teachers. Through the next four years, counselors help smooth out all difficulties that arise for the student, both scholastically and socially, keep the recalcitrant in line, and try to find opportunities for the gifted. This year the guidance department brought to the school representatives of many vocations, who met with the seniors in small groups. At these meetings the speakers explained the opportunities available in their par- ticular field of interest. Counselors always consult with class and homeroom teachers, and this year the parents of students at every grade level were invited to come to an evening meeting to meet counselors and homeroom teachers and discuss any of the problems of students. ln the attempt at mutual co-operation and understanding, parents of many of the T949 graduating seniors have Come to Bay View twice this year. Miss Statz, Dean of Girls 7 1.-.-Jnatg.-N, fi :' irk' i W.. 5? J , f ' -' ,ing ..,fi,,lk, 1 . ,V yn-. Mr. Sutlle, Miss Lane, Miss Steel, Mr. May STUDENT GOVERNMENT THE BOARD-SEMESTER I By the school year i948-49 Student Government at Bay View had proved itself. The skepticism with which the new is often received had changed to general admiration. One small evidence of this change is the fact that a student made a gavel for the organization in addition to his assignments in woodworking. When presenting his handi- work to James Szulczewski, president, Gerald Hurley re- marked, lt was an honor to do something for Student Government. ln accordance with the original plan, the Student Board oversees all the activities ofthe Student Government Associa- tion. The membership ot this includes a representative ot each grade: Lawrence Suhm, senior, Dorothy Severance, iunior, William Galligan, sophomore, and Nancy Walsh, freshman, two members-at-large, James Healy and Dalton Lawrence, and the president of the organization, Ervin Zube. Honor study halls, after two years of operation, have been accepted. Members of the central committee, Joan Van Stelle, Robert Steuck, Philip Wruk, and Florence King, were in charge ot them this year, and worked under the direction of Fred Helmer, the first vice-president of S.G.A. K PRESENTATION OF THE GAVEL CENTRAL STUDY HALL COMMITTEE INTER-HIGH SCHOOL REPRESENTATIVES THE COURT STUDENT GOVERNMENT TAKING THE OATH OF OFFICE-SEMESTER II The first semester of i948 saw a new feature added to the Student Government Association, the Student Court. The establishment of this body remedied the unpleasant situation wherein students make the rules, but teachers en- force them. The Court, which consists of five members, tries cases brought before them by teachers and other school authorites. After listening to the plaintiff, the de- fendant, and the witnesses, the court reviews the facts and arrives at a decision. Court members were Robert Barczak, chief justice, Howard Wachholz, Daniel Owen, Arden Kreider, and Naomi Bennett. The second semester a new board and a new treasurer of the association took the oath of office. The policy of having the board operate as a continuing body was carried out by adding two new members to the board. Dorothy Severance and James Healy were Bay View's representatives to Milwaukee's Inter-High School Council. One of the main proiects of this group was their investigation of rowdyism after football games. Dorothy headed the com- mittee on teen-age driving problems. STUDENT GOVERNMENT Page Thirty-two 9B INSTRUCTION COMMITTEE DANCE COMMITTEE Many students were very willing to serve S.G.A. in any capacity, and many worthwhile endeavors were undertaken by the group. A 9B instruction committee was set up, the dance committee functioned with little adult advice, and a clean-up committee sponsored a clean-up week in April. Three students were placed in each 98 homeroom to instruct the freshmen in the workings of Student Government, and to offer information as to the oppor- tunities to be had at Bay View both in studies and co- curricular activities. Under the direction of the dance committee, dances were held for and by the students Saturday nights throughout the school year. The school's dance band provided the music, and students assumed the re- sponsibility ot checking coats and of running the coke-bar. ln coniunction with the City of Milwaukee's clean- up campaign, the clean-up committee planned and directed the spring-freshening activities at Bay View. CLEAN-UP COMMITTEE .nlr hlnndK STUDENT GOVERNMENT i - PW.. JOURNAL BROADCAST BUILDING USHERS-SEMESTER I I BUILDING USHERS-SEMESTER I Bay View was privileged to have the broadcast of The Milwaukee .lournal's radio show, Teen-Age Time, originate in its auditorium, February 3. A panel of students active in student govern- ment discussed the question, Are teen- agers capable of assuming responsi- bilities? lt was pointed out in the discussion that young people who assume posi- tions of leadership while still in high school could lay no better foundation for themselves on which to build for the future. ln conclusion, Ervin Zube stated that those assuming leadership in teen- age activities merely asked for credit where credit is due. Functioning at this program, as they have done at every other public enter- tainment, were the Building Ushers. Page Thirty-three W 126 1-4 233 NINTH GRADE 126 MR. GRADISNIK Front Row: Eleanor Rivera, Arline Warszynski, George Schneidwind, Gene Roeglin, Ronald Redlin, Richard Raatz, Robert Urankar, Janice Thelen, Jane Rzyski, Doris Retzlatt, Barbara Ryan. Second Row: Ruth White, Joan Titus, Nancy Wegener, Gloria Richardi, Helen Sowlles, Mr. Gradisnik, Shirley White, Michael Scott, Jerry Williamson, Diane Opitz. Back Row: Janet Southern, Carole Van Ells, Nancy Schweitzer, Claudine Schoessow, Richard Sarno, Thomas Strassman, Buckley Smith, Joyce Schade, Donna Owen, Marian Uttke, Donald Schmauz. West 1-4 MISS MATZEN Front Row: Mary Lopez, Adeline Kostrzewa, Rosemary Nowacki, Loretta Neitzel, Ralph Mclarnon, Jessica Langlie, Carol Kaufman, Germaine Notz, Collette Markussen, Patsy Krull, Virginia Pociecha. Second Row: Lois Manzeck, Ruth Lange, Judith Kusch, Mae Kebbekus, Doris Poth, Miss Matzen, Daniel Paluso, Barbara Newbury, Patricia Musha, Bernard Larsen. Back Row: Geraldine Kutz, Delores Parizek, Margaret Krepczynski, Douglas Purgill, Tom Mercurio, Howard Lersch, Richard Klinkowitz, Marvin Leu, Ronald Lesniewski, Phillip May. 233 MISS PIERSON Front Row: Jonquil Dimot'f, Delores Gutkowski, Melvin Dudzik, James Gavin, Elmer Ball, Joe Feest, James Brandt, Herman Giertson, Mary Heise, Toby Hermann, Second Row: Ann Charlick, Janice Arsand, Helen Burke, Ethel Bodshaug, Miss Pierson, Jack Anderson, Alan Eaton, Charles Ewerl, Geraldine House, Susan Hein. Back Row: Annabelle Coulon, Lee Gutteter, Mary Jahnke, John Bisanz, Suzzanne Geschrei, Carol Jelinek, Roy Golabawski, Gayle Anderson, Neale Elsbyl Kathleen Host, Kenneth Galligan. Page Thirty-four l l l . NINTH GRADE E. 4-6 F. MRS. ARNOLD Front Row: Bruce Shafer, Philip Schmid, Raymond Schelonka, Elaine Schreiber, Thomas Slattery, Donna Stoner, Carol Schroeder, Doris Soltis, Marlyn Schueler, Shirley McCann. Second Row: Lois Scharfenberg, Doyle Schanning, Sylvia Schroeder, Patricia Schuetz, Mrs. Arnold, Marian Schmid, Wendell Smith, James Schwartz, Kathleen Schmidt. Third Row: Patricia Slaski, Donald Sikora, Janice Schaetzke, Barbara Smukowski, Carl Schultz, Kenneth Schoenrock, Joyce Scheunemann, Ronald Schilling, Russell Smith. Back Row: Richard Skwarek, Herbert Schaefer, Jeanette Setum, Karl Schroeter, Neal Sobieszczyk, Sylvester Schuda, Gerald Scott. 418 MR. BUCHANAN Front Row: Marilyn Roberts, Shirley Tomson, Arlene Radonski, Nellie Tekampe, Jean Traver, Beverly Rutke, Carol Roelke, Rosemarie Rupcich, Adeline Redepenning, Wayne Raminski, Robert Thomas. Second Row: Margaret Remus, Joyce Robertson, Nancy Troka, Helen Remus, Judith Troger, Mr. Buchanan, Phyllis Rolke, Marion Reitz, Jacqueline Rossow, Yvonne Thibodeau, James Ward. Back Row: Carol Roberts, Donna Rofters, John Reimer, Robert Ringer, John Westwood, Leon Tetzlaft, Edward Shoman, Chris Wassen, Robert Wroblewski, Richard Troka. E. 4-6 R. MISS CONLEY Front Row: Eugene Huske, Ernest Hayman, John Hetzel, Audrey Hoenecke, Gert Hartfeldt, Doris Hipsch, Faith Hartley, Joan Holewinski, Nick Hilarov, Francis Hauerwas Second Row: Eunice Haase, Janice Hornickel, Dolores Huber, Audrey Heinrichs, Lois Herman, Miss Conley, Roger Hirsch, Frederich Heiderich, Beverly Holba, William Rose, Jon Heider. Back Row: Janet Jenneriahn, Nancy Johnson, Robert Harryman, Carol Jakubowski, Joan Holling, Joyce Jozwiak, William Herbst, Thomas Harryman, John Harvey, Thomas Johnson. Page E4-6F 418 E4-6R Thirty-fi ve 415 425 314 NINTH GRADE 415 MRS. CUTTER Front Row: Virginia Malaha, Ellen McCarthy, Shirley Nelson, Scharlene Murray, Carrole Nichols, Joan Moeller, Alice Merten, Florence Moczynski, David Noyola, Donald Moran, Dorothy May. Second Row: Gene Miller, Georgette Matz, Marilyn Marsh, Marilyn Mixdorf, Carol Nelson, Mrs. Cutter, Edwin Moore, Earl Meyer, William Musha, Verona Melody, LeRoy Materi. Bock Row: John Maglio, William Massy, Joseph Maneage, Stuart Martinson, Thomas Mohrhusen, George Maier, Gerald Malloy, Frederick Maager, Judith Martin, Marilyn Nissen, Diane Markussen. 425 MR. HICKMAN Front Row: Dorothy Stott, Beverly Strelow, Kenneth Bronikowski, Lynne lhling, Barbara Bodine, Mary Brogan, Constance Caswell, Robert Baxter, Arvid Christiansen, Carl Bolz, Paul Cinkosky. Second Row: Beverly Brodaczynski, Jeanette Balkowski, Vivian Bagley, Nancy Altman, Marilyn Bertram, Mr. Hickman, Shirley Steinke, Patricia Conley, Dorothy Cleary, Ethlyn Bettinger. Third Row: Darlene lmmekus,Mary Cialdini,Maryann Beck,Jock Behlendorf,Norbert Boinski,Hugh Crull, Richard Stout, Dolores Colbo,Thomos Bird,Harold Biller. Back Row: Charles Cerny, Titus Czerwinski, James Bolan, Leland Staven, Norma Braun, Kenneth Struck, Arthur Stuessi, Elene Sweet, Stephen Agne, Delano Sylvester, William Block. 314 MISS .IAMESON Front Row: Gerald Lesnewski, Sharon Schlender, Beverly Voves, Doris Priebe, Barbara Philleo, Gloria Dafka, Norma Davids, Gerald Devine, Roland Lindblom, Raymond Dubis, Philip Luther. Second Row: Norbert Lopata, Arlene Pelatari, Joan Lip, Marilyn Pockrandt, Nancy Lieber, Miss Jameson, Dolores Parmann, Loretta DeWitt, Camille Pawlowski, Marlene Podlaszewski, Robert Damro. Third Row: Grace Przybyski, Ardeth Leow, Patricia Patterson, Arlene Lueneburg, Carol Panos, Nancy Papke, Charlene Dierauer, Shirley Lahmann, Richard Pickard, Donald Pryor, Robert Lieske. Fourth Row: Harry Lange, James Padlock, Carl Palicke, Richard Peterson, Gerald Lotharius, Marcia Price, Lorraine DeWitt, Jeanette Van Ells, William Lewis, Donald Laskowski, Fred Praxel. Page Thirty-six NINTH GRADE 427 MR. KYPER Front Row: Marlene Konnenberg, Dorothy Kloc, Nancy Kessler, Nancy Kuehne, Kathleen Klaesing, Joan Konkel, Shirley Koss, Delores Kowalski, Shirley Kolesar, Ann Kaiser. Second Row: Eugenia Kintis, Lillian Kaufman, Margaret Kuiawa, Alvina Kasper, Nancy Kelpin, Mr. Kyper, Marian Kaiser, Betty Kroll, Joyce Kuhagen, Maureen Kearns, Roland Kauss. Back Row: Walter Koceia, Dorothy Koch, Jerrold Keel, Loren Kreider, Zani Konkoly, Kenneth Kotlowski, Kenneth Kania, Shirley Klotz, Carol Klein, William Kienzle. 204 MR. H. E. SMITH Front Row: Mary Londo, Laverne Wanasek, Joan Schiller, Edward Martin, Nancy Wildish, Mary Peltier, Donald Schultz, Beverly Pflughoeft, Nancy Wilke, Carol Dixon, Frederick Smith. Second Row: Gene Jelinek, Mariorie Prudlow, Betty Winkler, Joyce Mavis, Rose Wilcox, Joanne DeMeuse, Mr. H. E. Smith, Mary Weber, Dorothy Kassa, Carol Wechselberg, Dolores Miller, David Jones. Third Row: Clarence Jeka, Mabel Vollmer, Patricia Kroll, Phyllis Williams, Rae Wilbrandt, Charles Mosser, Richard Hart, Dale Meyer, Anthony Busalacchi, William Burke. Back Row: Bruce Jannusch, Mildred Winger, Ralph Hurley, Robert Block, Charles Sommers, Susan Shaw, Sally Krueger, Renate Mueller, Wanda Diestelkamp, Allen Andryk. 422 MR. SPRUNGER Front Row: Gerald Frahm, Dorothy Wagner, Doris Freuden, James Grunke, Joanne Young, Robert Fischer, Chiquita Garsombke, Esther Foti, Betty Grams, Betty Grunke, Roger Gehrke, Barbara Fisler, Second Row: Jack Fleischer, Richard Furgason, Ronald Engel, Thomas Ockerlander, Marian Freda, Mr. Sprunger, Carol Eberling, Joan Zess, Beatrice Orlowski, Eugene Gorski, Richard Groth. Back Row: Thomas Yokofich, Robert Gillich, John Guazzelli, Arline Eckert, Dorothy Gittins, Carole Evancy, Jean Engel, Marilyn Galow, Patricia Erdmann, Joan Zuzelski, Marlene Fenger, Carlo Giorgi. 427 204 422 Page Thirty-seven 207 127 E 7-9 R Page Th TENTH GRADE 207 MR. FREDRICH Front Row: Betty Jones, Frances Lesiecki, Sue Findlay, Joan Nowak, Maryann Fricano, Arlene Zeisse, Dorothy Hauler, Mary Jelinek, Glenn Grandfield, Ramiro Valdovinos. Second Row: Ruth Housfeld, Marlee Fredendall, Ruth Lutchen, Christine Lochinski, Nancy Lundgren, Mr. Fredrich, Sandra Gabrielson, Mavis Finke, Suzanne Finke, Florence Gatzke, Charles Hyde. ' 5,3 Back Row: Wesley Gaylord, Raymond Feller, Edward Hintz, Patrick Fox, David Horwich, Hillard Langlie, James Szymansk. 'I27 MR. OWEN Front Row: Robert Ariett, Carol Clark, Lois Chartier, BettyAnn Tangen, Janet Sanderson, Constance Dominiak, Judith Ensinger, Joan Singer, Carolyn Steel, Beverly Stiehm. Second Row: Irene Durand, Margaret Sweitzer, Barbara Doering, Addine Sims, Joycee DeNoyer, Mr. Owen, Marles Schade, Roy Niemann, David Suhm, Anthony Grabczyk. Back Row: Joan Curran, Ronald Kercheck, Philip Draieske, James Stewart, Allin Schubring, Jack Enright, Robert Cassidy, Richard Schulz, George Diehl. E. 7-9 R MISS SCHAARSCHMIDT Front Row: Ronald Madecky, Margaret Perlaczynski, Marion Krawczyk, Charlotte Miller, Mariorie Abbey, Nancy Priebe, Carolyn Momblow, Arlene Koniecki, David Konsionowski. Second Row: Robert Mutz, Thomas Knocke, Nancy Knaak, Lois Kaye, Patricia Hagen, Miss Schaarschmidt, Audrey Manske, Rosemarie Mysliwski, Marlene McPherson, Beverly Platt. Back Row: Gerald Mattke, James Petri, Melvin Mueller, Kathleen Turan, Colleen Kell, Robert Krueger, Francis Kwiatkowski, Karl Kress. irty-eight 411 426 J 334 TENTH GRADE 411 Ml. S. S. WILLIAMS Front Row: Richard Becker, Patricia Williams, Roberta Brozak, Lillian Bodshaug, Joan Brock, Bruce Wildes, Lawrence Wittig, Alice Turner, Ruth Becker, Edith Weltman. Second Row: Mariorie Wendland, Marilyn O'Dell, Colleen Thomas, Janet Fischer, Jeanette Orlowski, Mr. S. S. Williams, Betty Tomlinson, Carol Brandt, Jean Tamms, Ruby Rettmann. Back Row: Ralph Ratzlaft, Marion Woitkowski, Ruth Bruemmer, Gilbert Bulson, Ronald Buraczynski, Gaylord Wood, Geraldine Revers, Howard Borcyczkowski. 426 MR, DENNIS Front Row: Judith LePine, Joyce Nicklewski, Carolyn Delebeck, Diana Navone, Ruth Olszewski, Donald Doss, Violet Nesta, Betty Orzewchowski, Beatrice Oxendorf, Diane Diedrich. Second Row: Marilyn Olsen, Jane Nicholson, Mary Dzwonkowski, Howard Dietzman, Mr. Dennis, Frank Duszynski, Douglas Draws, Patricia Doughty, Delores Neumann, Walter Nauiock. Back Row: Alice Durka, Jean Olsen, Betty Neeck, Rita Nowak, Leroy Davids, Alan Osterndorf, Thomas Derus, David Nowak, Virginia Obermann, Ralph Nicolazzo. 334 MISS FREUND Front Row: Mary Fessler, Barbara Freuden, Ursula Jasiorkowski, Carol Hayes, Betty Cain, Mary Fairchild, Judith Crouch, JoAnn Jankowski, Arlene Fritsch, Margaret Jakubowski. Second Row: Helene Frontczak, Rosemarie Fabiszewski, Karen Frosfad, Marguerite Ceretto, Carmella Czubek, Miss Freund, Jean Pezzi, Richard Feller, Daniel Champeau, Richard Johnson. Back Row: Harold Fabian, Eugene Johnson, Otto Cavanaugh, Frederick Frischman, Charles Cobb, Donald Januchowski, Joseph Clark. Page Thirty-nine TENTH GRADE West 9-I2 MISS HUNT Front Row: Dolores Stark, Ronald Harris, Nancy Hansen, Irene Stollenwerk, Geraldine Szolwinski, Helen Harding, Helen Halpin, Elaine Stumpf, June Holloway, Ronald Henke. Second Row: Judith Hudai, Virginia Hartley, Gloria Henning, Mary Perse, Carol Herb, Miss Hunt, Dorine Hulsopple, Shirley Haas, Bettye Hinich, Dorothy Haasch, Jerome House. Back Row: Charles Swanson, Thomas Groppi, William Kornreich, Gordon Hasenstein, Kenneth Struck, John Hove, George Haase, Paul Hintz, Ronald Strzyzewski, Stuart Holly, Alfred Hennell, George Huffman. 315 MISS KIECKHEFER Front Row: Nancy Walsh, Mariorie Watts, Nancy Roesler, Genevieve Wagner, Arlene Richter, Mary Williams, Michael Zawada, Maybelle Weiss, Audrey Reckard, Lois Riesen. Second Row: Mariorie Williamson, Doris Williamson, Sharon Ruth, Loretta Retherford, Joan Van Weelden, Miss Kieckhefer, William Reeves, Ronald Ribbens, Thomas Rzyski, Lee Wolfe. Third Row: Thomas Williamson, Joan Van Stelle, Emily Roggenkamp, Joyce Rowan, Marian Rotta, Theodora Wesley, George Voigt, Richard Wegener, Thomas Wanke. Back Row: James Rice, James Sutton, Bernard Van Dinter, Donald Redlin, Clarence Rumpel, Donovan Van Kleeck. Wes! I1-20 MR. FRITSCHE Front Row: Marilyn Schmidt, Jeanne Scaruta, Myrl Schweig, Richard Solazo, Catherine Smith, Donna Smith, Arlene Smaglick, Ronald Slattery, Marlene Snyder, LaBelle Smul. Second Row: Joyce Scallon, Raymond Sa binash, William Schwandt, Marlene Smul, Patricia Sobye, Mr. Fritsche, Joanne Shavor, Elizabeth Schmid, Anita Schaefer, Doris Schmidling. Back Row: Josephine Smiech, Dona Schuetz, Joanne Schoendorf, Patricia Smith, Marilyn Spengler, Kenneth Schneider, William Schmidt, Mary Schoofs, Donald Sallers, Diana Zilavy. W 9-12 315 W T7-20 Page Forty r 433 1 T iw l l TENTH GRADE l 433 MR. MIERZWA Front Row: Louise Hrovat, Joan Thompson, Rita Lasso, Marilyn Wiesner, Thomas Lelivelt, Lillian Lenz, Bonita Goad, Jacqueline Gorecki, Rita Gorecki, Nancy Thomas. l Second Row: Gilbert Gray, Dorothy Landry, Sally Grotegut, Joan Lansing, Lois Andresen, Donald Loper, Mr. Mierzwa, Robert Meyer, Richard Gedymin, ' Erminio Gaido, Robert Lalie, Charles Erdmann. Back Row: Hugh Evans, Eileen Gehrt, Judith Akers, Carl Engel, Giles Gutowski, Arthur Analla, Richard Lotharius, Marlene Adrian, Joseph Binder, Clarence Eisch, Stuart Boretsky, John Dugan. 119 MR. NELSON Front Row: Arlene Barbian, Betsy Brown, Ardeth Blockowitz, Robert Wagner, Beverly Brady, Kathleen Petry, Janice Beyer, Nancy Berendt, Jeanette Ton, Evelyn Trepinski, Shirley Tittelfitz, Patricia Barbion. Second Row: Harvey Brunsch, Audreyann Blasczynski, Gloria Wright, Audrey Burghardt, Marilyn Breutzmann, Mr. Nelson, Dauetta Freitag, Nancy Beutin, Nancy Blauert, Richard Baxter, Theordore Lepak Back Row: Richard Raichel, David Blackwood, Ralph Biddick, Gordon Buenger, Raymond Buczwinski, Carole Stachowiak, Ruth Baxter, Janet Brielmaier, Glenn Sobanski, Harry Bergmann. 213 MISS RILEY Front Row: Barbara Manz, Ruthe Yarnot, Raymond Murack, Jane Mueller, Rose Morrison, Dianne Miller, Carol Murray, Therese Miller, Margaret Mueller, Carolyn Melms. Second Row: Carol Yake, Colleen Moran, Charles Meyer, Ruth Zoerb, Constance Mercurio, Miss Riley, Mamie Maglio, Conradene Mackey, Joan Misiora, Ronald Mamayek. 1 Third Row: Virginia Mergel, Gordon Michalak, Joseph Zotter, Albin Martinson, Rodney Mendini, Richard Moe, Joseph Malkowski, Harvey Mantey, William 1 Mavis, Dorothy Marohn. I Back Row: Thomas Mescher, William Meyer, Robert Manske, Marcella Zanchetti, Lloyd Mitchell, Robert Miller. ' N 413. 0 lm 213 ...ai Page Forty-one 335 303 TENTH GRADE 335 MRS. SCHOOFS Front Row: Audrey Passow, Lois Possing, Angela Patti, Nancy Faulhaber, Eleanore Psket, Patricia Praxel, Gloria Pawlowski, Robert Pruski, Patricia Potter, Lydia Pierotti. Second Row: Ruth Pluta, Lois Priebe, Shirley Prasser, Antoinette Przybylski, Anita Poth, Mrs. Schoofs, Carol Pellant, Lucille Polachek, Janice Pforr, Rosalie Pluim. Back Row: Shirlee Pilak, Eileen Quinlan, Donald lhling, Thomas lmmel, Eugene Plitt, Gerald Plonka, Harold Packee. 303 MR. J. J. SMITH Front Row: John Keane, Eunice Karr, Shirley Koepke, Connie Kubasiak, Janice Keel, Esther Kutrovich, Rochelle Kies, Sylvia Kvalheim, Carol Kranich, Edna Kendall. Second Row: Carol Kubek, Ellen Krautschneider, Virginia Krahn, Barbara Kopydlowski, Mr. J. J. Smith, Marvin Kalmbacher, Patricia Kearns, Audrey Kuiawa, Sydney Klaetsch. Back Row: Richard Kangas, Kenneth Klein, Roger Klinter, Richard Klicka, Stanley Kemmeter, Robert Krueger, Ivan Konings, Gordon Kattner, Ronald Larson, James Kania. The programs for the first semester students are made in the grade school by the counselor, with the help of the grade school principal and the eighth grade teacher--occasionally a parent sits in at the conference. The second semester program follows largely on the first. With the second year, the student exercises some choice as to teachers and subiects. Usually students remain in the same homeroom throughout their four years. Page Forty-two ELEVENTH GRADE W. 5-B MR. BARTA Front Row: Marilyn Cieslak, Carole Geisenheimer, Marilyn Wenzel, Arlene Gutzke, Marion Ogden, Donald Olm, Donald Groschel, Janet Owen, Greta Hallberg, Wallace Nearing. Second Row: Richard Neitzel, Richard Hanson, Ted Roepke, Robert Johnson, Mr. Barta, Faye Johnson, Marlene Genome, Maureen Hallberg, Raymond Jazwiecki. Carol Johnson. Back Row: Edmund Judziewicz, Aldo Gaido, Kenneth Hanke, Allen Higgins, James Guss, Douglas Niemann, William Jonas, Murray Humphrey, Gerald Halpin,. William Galligan. 232 MRS. GARLING Front Row: Joyce Chrostowski, Helen Chandler, Joyce Baumgardt, Marilyn Block, Beverly Bartz, Felix Donzelli, Gene Blumberg, Donna Thornton, Charmaine DeNoyer, Arlene Dessecker. Second Row: Claudine Travis, Virginia Cassabaum, Margaret Gurda, Robert Christensen, Dorothy Adams, Mrs. Garling, Janet Franklin, Beverly Filenius, Ruth Becker, Carol Cleveland. Back Row: Kenneth Piontek, Joyce Christiansen, Geraldine Brozek, Audrey Erickson, Mariorie Erskine, John Nowak, Ellen Bergquist, Sam Bird, Robert Daily. 1 'I4 MR. KACZMAREK Front Row: Donna Provencher, Dorothy Prah, Gloria Spana, Eleanor Reimer, Rosemary Luthy, Gail Swessel, Norma Rankin, Gertrude Pyne, Carol Sowlles, Patricia Look. Second Row: Zdena Sova, Carol LoMarre, Laverne Stachowiak, Charlotte Pahlow, Audrey Piorier, Mr. Kaczmarek, Shirley Rybka, Aldene Laabs, Caroline Sobieszczyk, Kay Schumann. Third Row: Thomas Patterson, Peter Kopczynski, Gilbert Ruka, Kenneth Schulz, Fredric Papenfus, Gilbert Regalado, Alfred Boheim, John McArthur, Ronald Strerath. Back Row: Donald Soltis, Raymond Lieber, Gerald Katlowski, Carl Ruppert, Paul Passamani, Thomas Risch, Dennis Skarpinski. W 5-8 232 114 Page Forty-three 302 419 414 ELEVENTH GRADE 302 MR. SCHOELLER Front Row: Donald Wagner, Gloria Wallk, Bettye Wolf, Thomas Lewandowski, Shirley Kosper, Irene Varga, Jean Wisniewski, Florence Krupnik, Nancy Meredith, James McKinnon. Second Row: Ralph KohlhoH:, Edith Mattick, Marlyn Knutson, Donna Uhlir, Mr. Schoeller, Patricia Mills, Audrey Wulff, James Zeisse. Back Row: Harold Wichgers, James Erickson, Paul Kott, Kent Wolfarth, Jean Wenta, Deone McGarry, Warren Keats, Charles Meyer, Lester Korbel. 419 MISS BATZ Front Row: Nadine Goldstein, Lillian Gresser, Lillian Meisel, Barbara Gardetto, Donnah Edwards, Rosemarie Gawlitta,Nancy Mlodzik, Shirley Tylke, Dorothy Gavin, Glenn Greske, lrene Gedda. Second Row: Georgine Gorske, Carol Geske, Carol May, Donald Counihan, Juanita Gill, Miss Batz, Gerald Goodman, Jean Geil, LaVerne Gallinatti, Thomas Gill, Kenneth Tehan. Back Row: Ruth Greenemeier, Nancy Ewert, Janet Goeltzer, Dolores Lemanczyk, Janet Gallaway, Nancy Gervais, Donald Gerhard, Raymond Golabowski, Jack Christenson, Louis Zotter, William Goebel. 414 MR. COSTELLO Front Row: Arlene Beatovic, Joyce Burmeister, Naomi Bennett, Una Mae Barber, Joan Rondon, Diane Bearman, Beverly Boettcher, Elaine Besewske, Patricia Bruder, Rose Anderson. Second Row: Donna Bussard, Betty Bindas, Elinor Schneider, Gloria Bentley, Mr. Costello, Dorothy Brechtel, Thomas Peltier, Robert O'Brien, Marie Blanchette. Back Row: Karen Blazer, Donald Boelter, Robert Anderson, Thomas Budney, John Braatz, Kenneth Marsolek, Allen Behling, Kenneth Bock. L- -- - r 226 325 321 ELEVENTH GRADE 226 MRS. GRIMES Front Row: Carol Fakler, Maria Del Angel, June Crosby, Mary Coghlan, Margaret Fessler, Katherine Durand, Rosemarie Engnath, Robert Fritz, Michael Duszynski, Thomas Dillon. Second Row: Joan Foiut, Thomas Ceretto, Donald Leiser, Corinne Scaruta, Mrs. Grimes, Jack Funck, Clayton Conley, Gordon Frank, Henry Wozniak. Third Row: Ardys Thelen, Dolores Czarnecki, Donald Farris, Ruth Delzer, Dorothy Cialdini, Carole Doshen, Dorothy Robinson, Theresa Florian, Beverly Fischer. Back Row: Patricia Cullen, Nancy DeVeau, Daniel Wozniak, Daniel Czaikowski, Charles Ceranowski, Charlene Olson, Ardith Davis. 325 MRS. BREITLING Front Row: Joanne Grunet, Janet Susnik, Roy Silvernale, Dolores Steiner, Joan Sitzberger, Robert Schmidt, Sharon Schuster, Albert Schmidt, Dorothy Schubert, Harry Hannah. Second Row: Doris Smith, Kathleen Sosalla, Jeanne Smith, Kenneth Schweig, Dorothy Schwandt,Mrs. Breitling, Ellen Sasek, Janet Staeger, Patricia Fish, Rosalyn Sylvester. Back Row: Kenneth Baumgartner, Charlotte Snyder, William Schwarten, David Schroeder, Robert Schultz, Richard Ranzinger, Edward Taylor, Shirley Sullivan, Harry Beaty, Russell Sturm. 321 MISS LANE Front Row: Hazel Holler, Carol Vandenberg, Loris Hoenow, Carol Hayman, Gratton Host, Ramona Januchowski, Gordon Hurley, Audrey Voelz, Mariann Hiegel, Dianna Vogenitz. Second Row: Richard Voigt, Marcia Helmer, Carol Hurlbutt, LaVerne Hinz, Carol Voelker, Miss Lane, Janette Baumgartner, Carol Jodat, Helen Jackson, Carolyn Vachetz, Kenneth Russell. Third Row: Betty Worm, Barbara Hansen, Joyce Hayman, Carol Vandenberg, Dolores Hetzel, Nancy Hyde, John Hirsch, Donald Hanson, Lawrence Hanoski, Gloria lhling. Back Row: Mark Fugina, Richard Jeszka, Patrick Pangborn, William Wisniewski, Robert Hammes, James Hart, Thaddeus Harenda, Gerald Hurley. Page Forty-five 318 332 214 ELEVENTH GRADE 318 MRS. LYNCH Front Row: Mary Kowalski, Nancy Boals, Jeanette Benson, Carol Kepner, Carol Nelson, Margaret King, Mary Jane Naylor, Douglas Kemnitz, Patricia Klafke, Jerome Kelly. Second Row: Shirley Kaiser, Cathrine Knaflic, Letty Kloss, Jeanette Neitzel, Ruth Kvalheim, Mrs. Lynch, Karl Krahn, Marialyce Koenig, Alfred Gardetto, Louis Johnson. Third Row: John Neskie, Rodney Kopfer, Albert Knaak, John Krupke, Earl Ewert, Russell Westfahl, Russell Rae, John Kopczyhski, Gene Knuth. Back Row: Marvin Koch, Merlin Kottke, Lawrence Neumann, Eugene Nelson, Gordon Orians, Theodore Kern. 332 MISS MILLER Front Row: Marilyn Mallas, Rita Lassa, Beatrice Lasczewski, Pauline Malzahn, Lorretta Neldner, RoAnn McBride, Geraldine Marks, Three Martin, Arlette Lindblom, Barbara Jenders. Second Row: Beverly Turzenski, Tessie McVeigh, Barbara Gutkowski, Theresa Lapota, Betty Manthy, Miss Miller, Rita Lenclo, Dolores Tra ber, Colleen McLaughlin, Helen Malaha. Third Row: Thomas Tully, Mary Lewandowski, Pat Lotz, Barbara Leonarski, Ruth Lachmund, Clifford Munger, Richard Marino, Gerald Lesiecki, Ronald Lannewehr. Back Row: Raymond Taschner, Edgar Miller, Arthur Lund, Wallace Messal, James Lehmann. ' 214 MRS. SHUTES Front Row: Eileen Pergande, Leatrice Peterson, Margaret Pawlak, Edith Schuyler, Helen Pulos, Gene Pellerin, Robert Philleo, Neil Perry, Shirley Steingraeber, Violet Clemins. Second Row: Theresa Zurawski, Carol Trakowski, Helen Psket, Nadine Jones, Barbara Zdradzinski, Mrs. Shules, Audrey Plitt, Rosemarie Paczocha, Barbara Struck, Margaret Stryczek. Third Row: Edward Bessler, Esther Stramowski, Joan Prodoehl, Rita Polka, Elaine Plitzner, Vernon Scherkenbach, Okeyselle Shaw, Ronald Marsolek, Nancy Woppert. Back Row: John Groleau, John ,Pluskota, Gerald Tanner, John Suchorski, Robert Ewing, Clarence Pieterick, Daniel Pawlak. 1 e ., J, f f .. --ff,,... 1:-za: Lifes - .. a .A 1 '-,. ,1 ELEVENTH GRADE 202 322 202 MISS WHELAN Front Row: Catherine Analla, June Smits, Thomas Friedel, James Friedel, Beverly Koenen, Joy Chadburn, Veronica Talaga, Charlotte Tuyls, Shirley Prochniewski, LeRoy Hoefs. Back Row: Theodore Weisto, Loretta Maurus, Donald Prusak, Gerald Esser, Miss Whelan, Regina Sikora, Nancy Marks, Wallace Wurster, Edward Schelonka. 322 MISS ZARLING Front Row: Joan Wambold, lleane Rosmann, Shirley Rogan, Frances Wassweiler, David Wagner, Joan Raetter, Geraldine Winkler, Patricia Wink, David Wesley, Gloria Rickard. Second Row: Frances Richardi, Jean Rich, Eve Carol Rudich, Geraldine Wierske, Angela Foti, Miss Zarling, Marilyn Roesler, Diane Witzel, Marilyn Rossow, Madge Rantanen. Third Row: Edward Charboneau, John Clark, Leroy Fenzl, John Risch, Hugh Kelly, Edward Willman, Raymond Richetta, Ernest Krueger, Douglas Weiss. Back Row: Grant Rossow, Beryl Wilcox, Thomas Reise, Dennis Weber. Juniors, looking toward achieving recognition in high school, branch out into many extra-curricular activities. They change their courses with their changing occupational interests and many are thinking of graduation and college entrance require- ments. ln the fourth year they are concerned with further schooling, the possibility of scholarships, or the iob. Page Forty-seven 326 333 304 TWELFTH GRADE 326 MISS DURHAM Front Row: Eunice Wulff, Rosemarie Farina, Bernice Haas, Annabelle Cotteen, Diane Karasch, Elaine Brown, Theresa Ferri, Gail Erickson, Jean Fohr, George Hammer. Second Row: Geraldine Foster, Adeline Kraczek, Grace Coconati, LeRoy Esser, Miss Durham, Joyce Harding, Audrey Eckert, Walter Gedymin, Elsie Ermis. Third Row: Jean Krautschneider, Carol Knaak, Russell Hanson, Gerald Marshall, Donald Leu, Robert Kloppenburg, Terrance Gilbert, William Hurley. Back Row: James Heisel, Norman Klobuchar, Russell Ewert, Ralph Hetzel, Bert Gutteter. 333 MISS PRUCHA Front Row: Patricia Swedoski, Lillian Rivera, Nancy Tipton, Donald Provencher, Arlene Watts, Sally Turner, Beverly Smith, Rochelle Schmitz, Joan Southwick, Leila Brown. Second Row: Harriett Witkowski, Dorothy Severance, Doris Toddish, Ardith Thor, Carol Hein, Miss Prucha, Patricia Tipton, Patricia Stamfel, Dolores Zavattaro, Joan Stiehm, Jordis Wiken. Back Row: Robert Szymkowiak, Clarence Treu, Shirley Troka, Raymond Van Wie, Arden Kreider, Marion Schloemer, Norman Rybka, Robert Zastrow, Harlan Giese, Robert Wenta. 304 MR. OSTERNDORF Front Row: Ronald Martin, Dorothy Mattice, Marion Seeger, Carroll Geschrei, Geraldine Goeller, Lois Lanza, Marion Marker, Wayne Leverenz, Edward Rigden, William Schlemm, James Noll. Second Row: Evelyn Mueller, LaVerne Gabelbauer, LeOra Lange, June Morella, James Gallagher, Mr. Osterndorf, Ronald Noeske, Gilbert Manz, Carole Mandrell, Fred Melms, William Miller. Back Row: Edward Schulz, Glenn Vanderploeg, Lawrence Olson, Nick Loftredo, Arthur Manti, John Niland, Erwin Nickel, James Guy, Robert Long, Howard Wachholz. Page Forty-eight NON-HOMEROOM TEACHERS lil Miss Kchle, Librarian 'H Mr. Weller, Mr. Lorentz, Mr. Williams, Mr, Berg, Mr. Crawford, Mr. Motthei OFFICE ASSISTANTS Mrs. Loeber, Secretary fo Dr. Korn, Miss Eckert, Miss Czuikowski Page Forly-nine 1 W W l 'swf . X A , . - . - - - .x . ,QQ M' iii? 7' fww-QQ, 5 f ! 5 qL?, . gi, ,vgi KM, 5 wwgmh ! lnu, : THE ANNUAL Betty Brandt, Editor-in-Chief Leonhard Rose, Assistant Organization Editor, Carole Mandrell, Organization Editor Page Fifty-two ORACLE ANNUAL WORKERS Carl Ruppert, Frederick Utpatel, Mark Fugina, Robert Ewing, Dorothy Robinson, Nancy Gervais, Janet Caughey, Dorothy Schubert, Naomi Bennett The editors of this yearbook found themselves con- fronting such high prices as to make a 1949 Oracle Annual seem almost out of their reach. On the sug- gestion of Dr. Korn, the question of whether to publish was presented to the Student Governing Board, which at a meeting broadcast to the entire school, decided to submit the problem to the homerooms through the Assembly representatives. The report of these repre- sentatives determined both publication and price, and made a campaign for subscriptions practically un- necessary. The subscriptions having been taken care of, the editors and their advisors turned their attention to their schedule. They began with a study of the iournals kept by editors of previous Oracles. These diaries helped them to know how much time it was necessary to allow the printers and engravers so that the book might come out on time. They decided that after the theme of the book was selected, every effort should be made to have all the division pages taken. The rest of the book unfolded itself without any notable difficulties. Like other Annuals, this is a co- operative effort of many people who take pride in a long line of Oracles and hope this volume presents a true picture of an ever-growing school. THE ANNUAL Jacquelyn Gallagher, Senior Editor, Eunice Hipsch, Assistant Senior Editor Geraldine Smith, Art Editor, Betsy Brown, Assistant Art Editor Chairman . . . . . . Miss Roberts Ex-Officio. . . . .Dr. Korn Subscriptions. . . . . .Mr. Costello Seniors. . . . .Miss Lane Sports. . . . . .Mr. Mierzwo Advertising. . . . . .Mr. J. J. Smith Art. . . . . .Mr. Fredrich, Miss Nowak QUILL AND SCROLL Seated: Dolores Steinhilber, Carole Mandrell, Betty Baumgarten, Marialyce Koenig, Mary Jane Naylor Standing: Jacquelyn Gallagher, Joanne Olsen, Richard Schoofs, James Ewald, Marcia Schneider Page Fifty-three THE NEWSPAPER 2 2 Q? 5 Donald Neccy, Editor-in-Chief, Semester Dolores Stelnhilber, Editor-in-Chief, Semester ll E l Donald McHugh, Sporfs Edifor, Daniel Kollowski, News Edifor, Semester l Murialyce Koenig, Co-liferury Edifor, Belly Buumgclrfen, Associafe Ediior, James Ewuld, Co-Liferary Edifor, Semester ll Page Fiffy-four THE NEWSPAPER Richard Schoofs, Sports Editor, Joanne Olsen, News Editor, Charles Ceranawski, Lawrence Neumann, Janet Caughey, Rosemarie Gawlitta, Marilyn Olsen, Naomi Semester II Bennett, Marilyn Potter, Lorraine Sterle SPORTS REPORTERS James McKinnon, Donna Thornton, Joan Van Stelle, James Hart, James Despins, Leonhard Rose Published bi-weekly during the school year for and by the students of Bay View High School. A careful reader of the Oracle newspaper may have noticed these words on its masthead, which, in addi- tion to stating the policy of the paper, lists the staff members who co-operate to turn out the eighteen issues published each year. Editors, photographers, star, cub, and sports re- porters, stenographers, business staff members- everyone who shoulders responsibility connected with the publication of a school newspaper is named on the Oracle masthead. Two weeks before the issue is to come out, a meeting is called for reporters and anyone else who would like to write for The Oracle. Those who answer may get an assignment, and while be- ginners usually have cub stories, they soon learn how to handle more important news. Creative writ- ing and newswriting classes are also helpful in giving budding iournalists a chance to learn more of the technical side of writing. And so the opportunity is there, and those students who take advantage of all that a school newspaper has to offer know a kind of satisfaction and a feeling of anticipation as every other Friday rolls around. Page Fifty-five THE NEWSPAPER Mary Jane Naylor, Circulation Manageri Dorothy Adams, Assistant Circulation Manager Marvin Koch, Assistant Business Manager, Marcia Schneider, Business Manager Seated: Marcelyn Prindle, Office Managerf Elizabeth Pum, Assistant Office Manager Standing: Lois Kuchenbecker, Josephine Albertano, Bettymae Habermehl, Eunice Hipsch, Florence Harris, Typists Page Fifty-six THE NEWSPAPER Jacquelyn Gallagher, Beffye Wolf, Lois Robinson, Marilyn Domagalski, Zdena Sova, Bookkeepers Chairman . Circulation News .... Joan Rowan, Dorolhy Olah, Theresa Perez, Mary Lewandowski, Dorothy Knackerf, Beverly Boetfcher, Sfenographers Ex-Officio . . Adverfising . . . . . Sporls .... . . FACULTY ADVISORS . .Miss Zarling . . . . Dr. Korn . .Mr. Costello . Miss Durham .Mr. J. J. Smith .Mr. Mierzwa Elaine Brown, Eunice WuIH, Billing Clerks, Howard Wochholz, Mailing Clerk, Eleanor Reimer, Assisianf Mailing Clerk Page Fi Hy-seven BOYS' CLUB OFFICERS-SEMESTER I James Healy, President, Robert Barczak, Vice-President, James Szulczewski, Secretary, Eugene Plitt, Treasurer, Norman Rybka, Sergeant-at-Arms li Kenneth Marsolek, Robert Hammes, AI Boheim, Ronald Strerath, Arden Kreider, Wilfred Hetzel Page Fifty-eight Boys' Club is divided into six sections, each designed to give its members social training and to acquaint them with other students. Because in the sectional plan many boys par- ticipate, many have an opportunity to assume responsi- bilities and to serve others. Although activities vary with the leaders, the chess and checker section remained a favorite for over four years. Not only experts play, but the leaders ask for beginners and teach them the fundamentals of the game. Table tennis, too, which does not require brawn and so brings together big and little, has always been popular. A section designed for both boys and faculty members is the golf section, another effort at greater sociability. There are two sections planned expressely for service to the school, the flag crew and the fire wardens. The boys of the flag crew take charge of the raising and lowering of the flag. The fire wardens are responsible for the exits during the monthly fire drills. Prospective candidates for officers of the club are trained in the Officers' Training Section. During the meetings of this group, boys are taught to conduct a meeting and plan new activities for the coming semester. BOYS' CLUB OFFICERS- SEMESTER I I James Despins, Vice-Presidentf James Stelloh, Treasurer, Dalton Lawrence, Co-President, Fred Helmer, Co-President? David Frahm, Secretary, Thomas Schoendorf, Assembly Representative The club for boys at Bay View was originally planned as a social organization, and all its activities are aimed to help boys come to know one another better and feel more com- pletely at home with members of the faculty. lt now has both general and sectional meetings, but in each the aim is the same. The general meetings are given over largely to movies, variety shows, cnd athletic exhibiticns. ln the early winter, a swimming demonstration was pre- sented by Mr. Crawford and the team. lt showed the audi- ence what different races are and gave the boys actual competitive experience. A skating meet, featuring speed skating, was held at Humboldt Park during the first semester. The winners of each class section were presented with gold and silver medals. The idea was met with such enthusiasm and was so great a success that the boys plan to continue it next year. An intramural track meet was sponsored by the club during the track season. Ralph Kohloft, Warren Keats Daniel Czaikowski, John Risch, Robert Arieff, John Moe Page Fifty-nine For the first few weeks of each semester at Bay View a feeling of strangeness and even loneliness is probably the lot of many fresh- men. The size of the school, the novelty of their programs, and even the assurance with which upper classmen take charge of school activities overwhelm the newcomers. To wel- come them to Bay View, Girls' Club holds a party in their honor. At this get-together the girls are given the opportunity to meet fresh- men coming from many grade schools other than their own, and come to know the officers and advisors of the Girls' Club. OFFICERS-SEMESTER I Viola Hoffman, Vice-President, Elaine Werner, Sergeant-at-Arms, Marilyn Evans, President, JoAnn Olsen, Assembly Representative, Janis Diedrich, Secretary, Marion Kvalheim, Treasurer GIRLS' CLUB Page Sixty THE PAJAMA CASE Skits, parties, and movies helped to keep Girls' Club up to its usual high standard this past year. The meetings in the audi- torium provided an opportunity for many girls to have the experience of appearing before a large group and learning how to proiect personality over the footlights. Musical numbers, humorous readings, solo and group dances, and, of course, the ever-popular short plays gave the satisfaction of accomplish- ment to all performers and real entertainment to a very appreciative audience. But Girls' Club activities this year aimed at more than lust entertainment. With the approach of Thanksgiving, the minds of the girls turned to those less fortunate than themselves and they consulted with Miss Hilger, of the school Welfare Depart- ment. As a result, they prepared baskets which brought great happiness to deserving families. THE THREE MUSKETEERS Sally Grotegut, Virgiiia Krahn, Christine Lipinski GIRLS' CLUB THE HOLD-UP Mary May, Sally Grotegut, Mary O'Hara THE INK SPOTS Lois Schill, Joan Hoover, Patricia Kelly, Joan Fons What kind of swimming suits will be shown this summer? Will my old coat still be in style next fall? ls last year's hemline all right? Questions like these are answered by the Girls' Club style show, held at the beginning of the fall and spring seasons. A professional touch was added to last September's show by the use of a combination dressing table and accessory bar, where a girl picked up hat, gloves and purse to go with her outfit. The spring style show, which was held ap- propriately enough on the first of April, was gayley highlighted with colorful cotton dresses, attractive paiamas, pastel suits, and the formals dear to the heart of every high school girl. OFFICERS-SEMESTER ll Paula Lip, President, Barbara lhling, Sergeant-at-Arms, Mary May, Vice-President, Ruth McCann, Secretary, Patricia Buege, Assembly Representative, Virginia Harris, Treasurer Page Sixty-one FOREIGN LANGUAGE CLUB Long before world citizenship was a term on everyone's tongue, students at Bay View were learn- ing languages that would help them to understand peoples of other lands. Their interest in these languages was far beyond college entrance requirements, it was stimulated by a practical, realistic approach in the classroom and a thorough grounding in grammar and vocabulary which has made many a Bay View graduate maior in linguistics at college and become a teacher of the languages. The fortunes of war affected somewhat the interest in German, although probably because many Bay View students are of German descent the classes in the language survived. French classes, which once wained in popularity, are now again selected by students. The desire to study Latin and Spanish, partly because of the popular belief in the future of South America, has remained fairly stable. This year saw ci new plan inaugurated for selecting officers for Foreign Language Club. Each section, Latin, German, French, and Spanish, chose two dele- gates from its respective group to represent it on a council of foreign language students. Members of this council chose from its numbers, students to serve as president, vice-president, and secretary. OFFICERS - SEMESTER I Lois LaBrec, Vice-Presidentf Arthur Manti, Secretary, Charles Wolfe, President Lois Wismewsku Assembly Representative .vm Donald Provencher, Dorothy Schwandt, Leonhard Rose, Rosalyn Sylvester, Mark Leistickow, Robert Anderson, Audrey Lee Page Sixtyetwo Joanne Olsen, Latin Pin Winnerg Mrs. Schoofs Charles Wolfe, Latin Pin Winner FOREIGN LANGUAGE CLUB OFFICERS-SEMESTER I Donald Vandenberg, Presidenti Lois Schill, Assembly Representative, Wilfred Hetzel, Vice- President, Lyle Winger, Secretary Elizabeth Pum, German Pin Winner, Miss Freund The club met in sections bi-monthly in addition to its general meetings. The purpose of sectional meet- ings was to supplement the classroom work in Latin, German, French, and Spanish culture. Several of these meetings were conducted in the tongue which the par- ticular group studied. Short plays, movies, and slides were presented, depicting the art and literature of foreign lands. Students became familiar with the folk songs of the various peoples, learning to sing them with real feeling. The social event of the club was the annual banquet held in the school's cafeteria, December l6, at which a holiday theme was carried out in the decorations. A menu found at each place was written in the four languages and conveyed these holiday greetings: Joyeux Noel, French, Froehliche Weinnachten, Ger- man, Beata Nativitas, Latin, and Feliz Navidad, Spanish. One or two students of each language who have continued the study through four years and have main- tained high averages are presented with the Foreign Language Club pins in honor of their achievement. Miss Miller, Dolores Steinhilber, Spanish Pin Winner, .lacquelyn Gallagher, Spanish Pin Winner Page Sixty-three OFFICERS-SEMESTER I Jane Baumann, President, Robert Steuck, Sergeant-at Arms, Althea Ceynowa, Vice-President, Audrey Lee Secretary The Round Table became six little tables this year in a new plan to let everyone from the 9A freshmen to the seniors take up the topic that interested him most. All the meetings were sectional with the exception ot a benefit movie entitled, The Days of the Forty-Niners, and the Christmas and Thanksgiving Day programs. lt was felt that in this way the individual would get training in a field he himself chose, and be- come better acquainted with parliamentary prac- tice, speaking, reading, debating, or stage work. Pianist Germain Schneider-Miller, and baritone Thomas Head, Bay View High alumni, entertained the entire school at the Thanksgiving Day program. Santa appeared at the Christmas program with a bag filled with good entertainment and captivated his audience by bringing his toys to lite in the forms of an accordionist, a pianist, a dancer, and an old-time German band that greatly amused Round Table members. Page Sixty-four ROUND TABLE ,if f , LeRoy Davids, Janice Keel, Marlee Fredenall, Judith Crouch, Robert Steuck Carole Mandrell, Arthur Albright, LaVerne Kenny 1 I! U l lip , I 1 4 7 4, , fl if I f, 1 lf ly . , g fi ' if W lin: I ,ff I I I V, lf ff' ' ff ,If ' I! Lf ,W IJ I I xf fl My 5 A r A ff' f ROUND TABLE A change in the organization of the sections ot Round Table took place during the second semester. Some of the departments such as Panel Discussions, Debating and Parliamentary Procedure were combined, as were Dramatics and Book Reviews. The other divisions like Current Events and Stage Craft, organized the first semester, continued to function through the second. Several general meetings were held, the first of which was a talent show patterned after Arthur Godfrey's famous program. During the semester, each section added something to the entertainment or knowledge of the members of the club. A panel discussion on April 7 by the Debating Section covered the question, Should Students Hold Part-time Jobs? On April 28, the entire club enioyed the movie, Amazing America. Two one- act plays, The Dear Departed, and My Name is Mildred, were presented by the Dramatic Section on May 12. The election of officers on May 26 closed the semester. OFFICERS-SEMESTER Il Thomas Roberts, President, Diane Kuehne, Sergeante at-Arms, Dolores Buenger, Secretary, Ruth Jarke, Vice-President Addine Sims, James Sutton, Charles Ceranowski, Charles Erdmann Joan Wambold, Judith LePine, William Hurley, Nancy Neumann, Beverly Stenicka, Frances Lesiecki Page Sixty-five X CLUB OFFICERS-SEMESTER I Dolores Buenger, Scribe, Robert Gillo, Vice-President, Phyllis Spaulding, Recorder, Betty Brandt, Assembly Representative, Arden Kreider, Recorder, Mary Anderson, President ,- In X Club, the high scholarship organization, local, state, and international subiects all received attention during the past school year. Count Byron de Prorok, an explorer, presented his movie and lecture, Switzerland, Listening Post of Europe. The Juvenile Probation officer of the Bay View District, Mr. Charles McCarty, ad- dressed the club on the causes, cures, and pre- vention of juvenile delinquency. The beauty of Wisconsin was shown by Mr. John Hutter with his movie, Four Seasons in Door County. A survey of study habits in study halls was made to determine just how much studying was actually done. Students of several different scholastic averages were secretly observed. Charts were prepared showing the time spent in the pursuit of knowledge, and in doing things other than studying. When the statistics were pre- sented to the club, there was a lively discussion of study habits, a discussion which developed into a life advisement program on the some topic. The members of X Club believe that in living up to their motto, Youth is the time to learn, they should not neglect social lite, and they regu- larly take time out to play at the semi-annual parties held for them and their guests in the cafeteria. A OFFICERS-SEMESTER I I Wayne Leverenz, Assembly Representative, Carol Johnson, Vice-President, Priscilla Wildish, Recorder, Lois Kuckenbecker, Scribe, Burton Erenz, President Page Sixty-six Betty Baumgarten, Thomas Risch, Charles Ceranowski, Karl Schoeter, Faith Hartly, James Schwartz X CLUB Roberf Gillo, Lois Kuckenbecker, Lois Wisniewski, Mary Andersen, Elizabeth Pum, Philip Wruk Lorraine Sferle, JoAnne Wienke, Rita Sikora, Eileen Quinlan, Patricia Praxel Marjorie Erskine, Nancy Papke, Diane Markussen, Joanne Olson, Janice Beyer Page Sixly-seven SCIENCE CLUB The Science Club provides an opportunity tor energetic students to enlarge their interest in scientific fields beyond their classwork. Covering various fields are the sections into which the club is divided: Aeronautics, Camera, Chemistry, General Science, Home Gardening, and Naturalists' Club. During Semester l, the general science section made a trip to Engine Company Number ll, and the filtration and disposal plants. The students also observed the heat- ing and ventilating system in the school building. Members of the home-gardening section learned lo- cating, potting, watering, and general care of house- plants. During the spring term, interest centered about the growing of tomatoes, cabbage, celery, and all types of decorative annuals from seed. Taxonamy was featured in the naturalists' meetings at which many trees and plants about the building and in neighboring Humboldt Park were studied. The chemistry section made its own baking powder, rouge, powder, soap, and cleaning fluid. The camera section, meeting at night once a week, made portrait studies, developed prints, enlarged, and colored pictures. COUNCIL-SEMESTER I Seated: Susan Shaw, Fred Melms Standing: Kenneth Schulz, Raymond Feller, Eugene Nelson, David Blackwood, Robert Zastrow, William Hurley Sig Burton Erenz, lrving Jackson, Fred Helmer Page Sixty-eight Thomas Friedel, Karen Blazer, Robert Fritz, Gordon Orians 0 S 5 ,Nl xv 1. -Q. Q, f V19 if 4' NJ ff W' . I ., ., M, ART CLUB The work of the members of the Art Club is highly individual and calls for originality and technical skill. The students in the club are glad to serve by supplying ideas, decorations, and backgrounds for the many activities at Bay View. One day it's a poster, another an elaborate display before the mural, or a center- piece tor the speaker's table at a banquet that is requested. lt may take weeks to complete the tasks. Art Club members are in demand for the planning of the scenery tor the class play and the operetta, they make the animated characters and provide the advertising displays for football, basketball, and a host ot other activities. The bookplate for the Gillo Memorial Library, the designs for all school programs, even the cover design of this book are all the work ot the members. This year, too, several art students entered the Scholastic Contest to compete with other neighboring schools, and four of them received Gold Key Awards, one ot which was the first prize in wood sculpture awarded to Geraldine Smith for her peasant dancer. With the money raised by the movie, The House of Seven Gables, the Art Club purchased a pottery wheel, which will be of great help to those interested in ceramics. OFFICERS-SEMESTER I Carl Ruppert, President, Walter Gedymin, Vice4President, Gordon Gatz, Treasurer jf 1, C Qi ' MW., W . 4,1 , 'ff gi R . 11, emu 'rv ai v. all 1 y 2 OFFICERS-SEMESTER ll Robert Lieske, Charles Mosser, Ethlyn Bettinger, Marian Schmid, Rose Wilcox, Secretary, Robert Schmidling, President, Jeanette Van Ells, Joseph Maneage Vice-President, Kenneth Struck, Treasurer Page Seventy 2 H25-2 un,.fN s RWE N. :B PROJECTION CREW Leonhard Rose, Manager, Richard Steel, Assistant Manager, Jack Behlendorf,Allen Behling, Charles Cerny, Howard Dietzman, Donald Doss, Neale Elsby, Jack Enright, Raymond Feller, Roy Golabowski, Gert Hartfeldt, Ernest Hayman, John Heider, Gordon Kattner, David Konsionowski, William Massy, Richard Moe, Alan Osterndorf, Fred Praxel, Richard Ranzinger, Ted Roepke, Richard Schoofs, James Stewart, Robert Uranker, James Ward, Christopher Wassen STAGE CREW Showing movies during their study periods is the job ofthe members of the projection crew. The crew shows an average of two movies a day, I nearly two hundred a semester. As more and more requests for films are being filled, the group has grown from one of fifteen members a year ago to the present staff of thirty. Every morning the usual call is, Mike, and Dick Moe, the projector to room-, and don't forget your T , special help slips. XJ qi The boys of the stage crew de- serve high praise for their efficient care ofthe stage-lighting, scenery, and properties. Operettas, class plays, and all auditorium programs are made possible by their work. On the shortest notice they are ready to prepare the stage for whatever is on the program at Bay View. Burton Erenz, Manager, William Galligan, Edward Willman, Assistant Manager, Thomas Sowlles, James Guy Walter Nauiock, Norman Rybka, Richard Lotharius, Karl Krahn, Richard Baxter, David Blackwood Page Seventy-three CLASS PLAY ENTER THE SAFETY POCKETS lmagine the flurry and excitement surrounding two young ladies aboard ship for the first time, about to set sail for Paris in the summer of l923, and you have a clear picture of the opening scence of the l948 class play. Yes, the adapted version of Cornelia Otis Skinner's rollicking pro- duction, Our Hearts Were Young and Gay, provided a lively time for cast and audience alike, as scene upon scene smoothly unfolded itself on the nights of December 3 and 4. Embarrassing moments were the result of the efforts by these sophisticated women, Cornelia and Emily, to dispose of out-dated concealed money belts presented them by a loving, overly cautious Mother. And Emily's comic attempt to don a life preserver and learn swimming strokes across a bench were the cause of gales of laughter. Also side- splitting was the business of her clambering up and down a double-deck bed in order to go to the aid of a wailing Cornelia, who was coming down with a good old-fashioned case of measles. Then no less comic were their Paris hotel problems after they had escaped the ship's health inspector by trickery. Just a few among many troubles were a flea- ridden bed, a fame-seeking professor, and a quarter- hungry hot water boiler. The whole panorama of experiences held the audiences' undivided attention until the final curtain call, and the audi- torium lights blazed overhead, spelling the finish to work well done. Page Seventy-four ,Z CAST Steward ....... Richard Schoofs Mrs. Skinner. . .Caroline Erdmann Cornelia Otis Skinner Jane Baumann Otis Skinner ...... Victor Hilarov Emily Kimbrough .... Lois Spuhler Purser ............ James Ewald Stewardess .... Betty Baumgarten Dick Winters. . .Edward Hammer Admiral ........ William Hurley Harriet St. .lohn.Mary Widmeyer Winifred Blaugh.LaVerne Kenney Leo McEvoy .... Mark Leistickow lnspector .... ..... A rlene Treu Therese ..... .... D ona Garno Madame Elise ....... Lauris Awe Monseiur de la Croix .lames Slelloh Window Cleaner Walter Gedymin OUR HEARTS WERE YOUNG AND GAY Jane Baumann, Lois Spuhler, James Stelloh CLASS PLAY Lois Spuhler, .lane Baumann, Mark Leisfickow, Edward Hammer Victor Hilarov, Caroiine Erdmann EMILY'S MONOLOGUE Page Seventy-five COUNTESS MARITZA FINALE ACT I Page Seventy-six James Stelloh, Dolores Hetzel CAST Countess Maritza .... Count Tassilo Endrody .... Manya, a Gypsy Girl .... Zingo, a Soldier of Fortune .... . . . . Dolores Hetzel . . . .James Stelloh . . . .Nadine Goldstein . . . .Lawrence Neumann Populesco, an Honorary Colonel ........ Howard Wachholz Baron Koloman Zupan, an Officer. . Lisa, Tassilo's Sister ............ . . . .Eugene Nelson . . . . .Priscilla Wildish Captain Stefan, a Friend of Tassilo's ..... Donald Counihan Lazlo, a Gypsy Chief. . . . Tsheko, Maritza's Old Servant .... Princess Bozena, Tassilo's Aunt. . . Freda, Maritza's Maid .... . . . . .John Moe . . .Murray Humphrey . . . .Deone McGarry Carole Geisenheimer COUNTESS MARITZA Priscilla Wildish, Lawrence Neumann, Eugene Nelson As lively chorus voices soared through the lilting strains of Hola, Follow Me, the opening number of Countess Maritza, the curtains slowly parted upon a stage transformed, and all spectators indeed followed this chorus right into an en- chanting gypsy land of gay color and charm, when another Bay View operetta was presented, on the nights of May 6 and 7. Swift-moving melodies set the mood for a witty, engaging plot. The theme of this production dealt largely with the romances and misfortunes of one Count Tassilo Endrody, who, upon losing his wealth, became an overseer in order to support his sister Lisa. His place of employment, Countess Maritza's gold-plated chateau, was the camping spot of a band of roving gypsies, and a spirited little wanderer, Manya, entered the picture and fell in love with the Count. Unfortunately for her, he became interested in the rich Countess, and after many a doubtful moment, won her true love. Humor as provided by a charming kleptomaniac, who was employed as an unwilling servant, by a coachman to a face-lifted lady, and by an impersonator of a baron. Lively comedy dances, a singing chorus that didn't once let down, a great supporting cast, all these provided a never-to-be-forgotten evening. Long hours of preparation by stage, sound, and lighting crews, costume committees, the industrial arts class, and all the directors combined to make this a great show. John Moe, James Stelloh, Nadine Goldstein 3 5, . , Q ' fi Pi 1 1 L ' 2 M . . E Qi fi- 1 31,3 3 ,,vl L . . Ni L gi C3 is . fr I e in X A ,x ,. my '1 5 Y gk.. Deone McGarry, Lawrence Neumann Page Seventy-seven COUNTESS MARITZA CAUGHT GYPSY REVELRY COUPLES' WALTZ 'm..A-ff' - , GLEE CLUBS . L , H GIRLS' GLEE CLUB BOYS' GLEE CLUB A CAPPELLA CHORUS Page Seventy-n e BAND Every member wearing the bright red coat and black trousers knows a thrill of pride when the Bay View Senior Band struts its stuff. The band, now made up of one hundred twenty players, is the highlight of every football game at intermission time, a performing organization of which all Bay View students are very proud. On parade, the band covers an entire boulevard, six players across and nearly a block long. The high points of the l948-l949 season for the band were the football games, the Homecoming Parade, the Music Festival, the Clean-up Week Parade, andthe Memorial Day Parade. During the intermission at every game, the band exhibited a snap and precision which made them envied in Milwaukee high school circles. ln the Homecoming Parade the band led the school in its annual pilgrimage into the community, and at the annual Music Festival proved its ability both to entertain and to present good music. From the Senior Band comes Bay View's own Dance Band, made up of the thirteen members pictured on the activity division page of the l949 annual. This group, smaller and much more flexible than the entire band, plays for all school dances and many special programs. With the Dance Band has come this year a marked trend toward student leadership and self-discipline. The Dance Band was organ- ized and run completely by a student leader and the students, the Senior Band and operetta orchestra were directed by student leaders, while Mr. Williams was alter- nating between the two. STUDENTS ENROLLED IN SENIOR BAND Vivian Bagley, Audreyann Blaszczynski, Norbert Boinski, Carl Bolz, Stuart Boretsky, Betty Brandt, Betsy Brown, Arvid Christiansen, Eric Christiansen, Paul Cinkosky, Mary Coghlan, Patricia Cullen, Howard Dietzman, Carole Doshen, Michael Duszynski, Carl Engel, Burton Erenz, Raymond Feller, John Fleischer, Gordon Frank, Nancy Gervais, Raymond Golabowski, Glenn Grandfield, Donald Groschel, Sally Grotegut, Ralph Gutkowski, Bert Gutteter, James Guy, Harry Hannah, Donald Hanson, Audrey Heinrichs, Carol Herb, Betty Hinich, William Herbst, Lois Herman, Allen Higgins, Loris Hoenow, Gordon Housefeld, John Hove, George Hoffman, Murray Humphrey, Charles Hyde, Robert Jankowski, Bruce Jannusch, William Jonas, Lillian Kaufman, Camille Kazikowski, Dorothy Koch, Marvin Koch, Shirley Koepke, Zani Konkoly, Paul Kott, Virginia Krahn, Loren Kreider, Joyce Kuhagen, Francis Kwiatkowski, Judith LePine, Christine Lipinski, Arthur Lund, Geraldine Marks, Leroy Materi, Dorothy May, Phillip May, Thomas Mescher, Charles Meyer, Dale Meyer, Gilbert Miller, Donald Moran, Jane Mueller, Eugene Nelson, Lawrence Neumann, Nancy Neumann, Carroll Nichols, Alan Osterndorf, Roger Paap, Rosalie Pluim, Shirley Prosser, Lois Priebe, Robert Rackowski, Russell Rae, Richard Raichel, Leonhard Rose, George Ross, Beverly Rutke, Raymond Sabinash, Donald Savee, Raymond Schelonke, Philip Schmid, Albert Schmidt, Joanne Souders, Susan Shaw, Richard Skwarek, Earl Smith, Russell Smith, Leland Staven, James Stelloh, Colleen Thomas, Bernadine Tomczyk, Howard Wachholz, Robert Wenta, David Wesley, John Wiesner, Nancy Wildish, Doris Williamson, Thomas Williamson, Edward Willman, Lyle Winger, Mildred Winger, Charles Wolfe, Gloria Wright, Joan Zess Page Eighty ORCHESTRA STUDENTS ENROLLED IN SENIOR ORCHESTRA Naomi Bennett, Gloria Bentley, Nancy Berendt, Janice Beyer, Betty Brandt, Betsy Brown, Eric Christiansen, Patricia Cullen, Mary Davis, Howard Dietzman, Mary Dzwonkowski, Mariorie Erskine, Jack Fleischer, Janet Galloway, Nancy Gervais, Barbara Hansen, Ronald Harbold, Carol Herb, Loris Hoenow, Gordon Housfeld, Ursula Jasiorkowski, Shirley Kallas, Janice Keel, Colleen Kell, Lois Kloss, Marvin Koch, Marialyce Koenig, Adeline Kraczek, Carol Kubek, Diane Markussen, William Mossy, Jane Mueller, Clifford Munger, Mary Jane Naylor, Nancy Neumann, Roger Paap, Audrey Passow, Rosalie Pluim, Lois Priebe, Grace Przybylski, Leonhard Rose, Marcia Schneider, Carla Schreiber, Sharon Schuster, Joanne Souders, Marilyn Spengler, Howard Wachholz, Genevieve Wagner, Theodora Wesley, John Wiesner, Lyle Winger, Charles Wolfe During the past school year, the members of Bay View High School Senior Orchestra, under the able guidance of Miss Conley, have had an eventful and exciting musical education. The highlight of the year was, as usual, the Music Festival, which featured Bert Gutteter in Grieg's Piano Concerto in A Minor. As usual, too, the orchestra provided delightful music for the Senior Class Play and the Operetta. Seventeen members of the orchestra were auditioned and elected to the All-City Orches- tra, and most of these students remained in o selected group, the Milwaukee All-City High School Symphony. Under the direction of Joseph Skornicka, they were given excellent musical experience, and presented concerts at the Milwaukee Auditorium and at the North Central Music Educators' Conference in Davenport, Iowa. ALL-CITY GROUP Seated: Sharon Schuster, Marcia Schneider, Carla Schreiber, Clifford Munger, Lois Kloss, Janice Keel Standing: Bert Gutteter, Eric Christiansen, Betty Brandt, Loris Hoenow, Rosalie Pluim, Joanne Souders Page Eighty-one K A 1 2 1 W 1 i X i 1 I I 1 1 1 1 w i 1 ,Km 'W Mmm mwnz' ,,,,, ,,. E?3f'3'm'9'1f5i?E:':1rf:Y YY HN-, ,... M. W - W, ,, ,.... -.M-- 4 .,. ,,,,,.. FOOTBALL L, E it Ted Hcrendc, Dalton Lawrence, Edmund Judziewicz, Robert Ostrowski Boy View 27 Buy View 14 Boy View 26 Boy View 15 Boy View 7 Boy View 9 Buy View 20 Boy View T3 131 Robert Borczck ,ai THE SCHEDULE Boys Tech South Custer King North Lincoln West Washington FOOTBALL 1 , J.-1. ,- ififziii gint n'WF THE VARSITY The '48 football team was one of the best that Bay View has ever had, but the breaks were against it. The team began the season with eight returning letter- men, and a good supply of newcomers. The chances of Bay View's winning the City Conference Champion- ship looked very promising until the team began to suffer from injuries. By mid-season the list contained such key men as Halfbacks Bob Barczak and Jim Healy, Quarterback Jim Kornkven, Fullback Mike LaPorte, End Jim Szulczewski, and Guard Norm Rybka. The Schoellermen opened the season in a spirited fashion. ln their first game they beat Tech 27 to O in a game that saw almost everyone from the Viewite bench in action. In the next game Jim Healy inter- cepted a pass and ran 75 yards to beat the old rival, South. After defeating Custer to the tune of 26 to lO, the Bays met their next opponent, Rufus King. lt was the homecoming game and a thriller all the way. The spectators went wild when, after trailing for three quarters, the Bays managed to pull ahead l5 to l3 on a safety and a touchdown. However, Rufus King started a march of their own to score another touchdown with only 30 seconds left, and thereby won 20-l5. With Bob Barczak missing from the line-up, the Bay squad seemed to be paralized. ln the game against North, after managing to make a 7-7 tie at the end of the half, the Viewites were defeated l4-7 in the last thirty seconds, when Roland Lisinski inter- cepted a pass and went on for a touchdown for North. The Lincoln game was also an upset for the Bays. The Comets won I6 to 9. Then came the West game. West was in first place until the time the Viewites started to work on them. That was the game in which the jack rabbit half- back, Pete Ostrowski, had everyone surprised, es- pecially the West defense. The Bays left no doubt as to who was the better team, as they won 20 to 6. The last game was against Washington, the team that finally won the championship. lt turned out to be a nip and tuck battle all the way. Bob Barczak's extra point attempt was blocked, so the score remained at l4 to l3, the Bays on the short end. Page Eighty-five L James Healy, Mike LaPorte, Paul Passamani, James Kornkven MINOR Biddick, Ralph Gilbert, Terrance Kopydlowski, Ronald Krahn, Robert Krahn, Karl Kreider, Arden Moe, John Nickel, Erwin Gutowski, Giles EMBLEMS Niland, John Oestreich, Scott Pangborn, Patrick Reise, Thomas Schuetz, Jack Suchorski, John Taschner, Raymond Taylor, Robert MANAGERS Hammes, Robert Raymond Taschner, George Cowie, Eugene White FOOTBALL MAJOR Barczak, Robert Cowie, George Fenzl, Leroy Frahm, David Harenda, Ted Healy, James Helmer, Frederick Jackson, lrving Judziewicz, Edmund Kornkven, James LaPorte, Michael EMBLEMS Lawrence, Dalton Manti, Arthur Ostrowski, Robert Passamani, Paul Pieterick, Clarence Plitt, Eugene Rybka, Norman Szulczewski, James Tully, Thomas White Eugene Willman, Edward James Szulczewski JOURNAL ALL-CITY TEAM Barczak, Robert Backfield lst Team SENTINEL ALL-CITY TEAM Manti, Robert Guard lst Team Barczak, Robert Backfield 2nd Team Cowie, George Tackle 2nd Team .- F A 3' BQ 4 , 5.1 A 3, xg A f gi - . Q gli I gg, . jf Q,,fwww 5 Q? ,K X' x M v-.a V Y, Z A K 1 if 3' f' ER if Iv fr 'giyif i f mmL,, Q jg jg fit 255 yfiwf X , - I 'gw ,1QL.,T, f 1 . 1:5 kk', 5 Q, - M ir 1 ' l V!! . ft '? 5'QL.', ' m ai X L if , A , 4 A fy .- . 'Q ..f-vm, , Q w 1 S '. .n We Rx 1 Q. hu , 1 3 ,Y set' i 3,14-'Q 14 r 1 Q i UT p , ,ia Qi 3 S? s 2 Aff .. V, D-vw 5 wg , Irma: 3 Q1 -ky R s .v 'V ,. x. 8' J .X ' Ql L Vs QQ CROSS CCUNTRY Bay View's cross-country team had a very good season in l948. The Mattheimen won the city champion- ship, although Rufus King managed to gain a tie be- cause of a disputed finish. Jim Gallagher, a hard runnng iunior who finished in third place, paced the Bays in this meet. The following week the Viewites placed fourth in the state meet at Grant Park, with the sophomore sensation, Dennis Scarpinski, finishing thirteenth, and Gallagher fourteenth in a field of 240 runners. Captain Phil Wruk, along with Gallagher, led the Red and Black to their early victories over dual-meet opponents. These two boys, in many instances, finished in a tie for first place. Clarence Pihl and Don Ocker- lander could always be counted on to be close, and it soon became a contest to see which would finish ahead of the other. Dick Herman and Bill Hetzel were constantly placing among the first ten, adding to the scoring column. Coach Matthei found Eric Christiansen in one of his gym classes, and realizing his potentiali- ties, had him try out for the team. Eric soon proved to be iust the man the varsity needed, for he became one of the stars of the squad. Dennis Skarpinski was snatched from the football field by Coach Matthei, and a day later he won a B team meet in record breaking time. With a well balanced scoring punch such as this, the Bays rolled to victories over West, East, North, South, Washington, Kenosha, and Pulaski in dual meets, as well as winning the south side and the city championships. Not to be outdone by the Varisity, the Bay View B team went through its season undefeated. Ken Schulz led the Viewites, who won both the South Side B Championship and the City B Championship. THE SQUAD IN ACT!ON Page Eighty-eight E BASKETBALL THE TEAM THE KING GAME ' N4 17, v f L7 A r If f, f-1 ., ff 'l , l 'Hu' M' 21 fl M ,,J,,,. 1, BASKETBALL l A BASKET FOR BAY VIEW LETTER WINNERS .X f YA VW! I A -it , s SUMMARY The i948-'49 basketball team finished the season with a record of 3 wins and 8 defeats. This record, however, is not indicative of the fine spirit which was displayed in every game. The team dropped its first five games. The sixth game marked the first time that a Bay View athletic event had been televised, and it also marked the first Bay trimuph of the year, for the cagers defeated West, 38-35. The loss of Jim Szulczewski after theWest game hurt the team, but the boys came through in fine style to win two of their next three games. Playing all their games prior to the varsity, the frosh-soph team finished with a record of 5 wins and 6 defeats. These boys are well trained by Coach Dietzman in the fundamentals of the game so that they will be ready when they are called up to the varsity. FIR51' TEAM SECOND TEAM MANAGERS Duane Franskoviak Kurt Young John Risch Russell Sturm Glenn Sobanski James Groppi Norman Klobuchar Allen Cobbs Daniel Czaikowski Okeyselle Shaw Fred Helmer Donald Bristow Richard Marino James Szulczewski l THE FROSH-SOPH SQUAD Page Ninety-one Q-fx SWIMMING This year the Bay View swimming team again had a very successful season. Lincoln and Pulaski were the only two schools who were able to conquer the team in dual meets. ln the city meet, however, the Bays came out in second place. Three individual firsts were taken by Bay View. Ted Weisto took the TOO-yd. breast stroke championship. Jim Despins took the 200-yd. free style. The other championship was earned by Tom Schoendorf in the 50-yd free style. Against statewide competition the Bays beat out all the other city schools to take a fourth. Weisto, Despins, and Schoendorf all secured third places in their respective events. Tom Schoendorf also placed in the TOO-yd. free style. The other points were scored for Bay View by the 200-yd. free style relay that came in third. Coach Crawford did better than he expected in the Waukesha relays with his six-man team. All the relay teams he entered succeeded in placing. The 300-yd. medley took first place while the l5O-yd. medley and the 200-yd. free style relays came in third. James Despins, Thomas Schoendorf THE TEAM 'Saw SWIMMING Theodore Weisto James Despins, Thomas Schoendorf MAJOR LETTERMEN Despins, James Freuden, Charles Fugina, Mark Gutteter, Bert Hurley, Gerald Lannenwehr, Ronald Neitzel, James Owen, Daniel Russell, Kenneth Rybka, Norman Schoendort, Thomas Schuck, Hugh Weisto, Theodore Kenneth Russel, Hugh Schuck, Daniel Owen Page Ninety-three TRACK Tw. 'FRU ' V Q if Q J W4 47321, THE TEAM Page Ninefy-four James Healy Norman Rybka TRACK Robert Steuck, Rinato Cialdini, Ralph Gutkowski Front Row: Robert Barczak, Philip Wruk, Robert Steuck, James Gallagher, Robert Schmidt The i949 track team was especially strong in the weight and distance-running events. lt had a strong nucleus of returning lettermen, including such athletes as Jim Healy, Norm Rybka, Bob Steuck, Phil Wruk, and Jim Gallagher. Healy, the Bays' number one shot- putter,- broke a 21-year-old school record by putting the shot more than 50 feet. Norm Rybka set a new school record in the discus. He broke a record that he himself had set in 1948. Along with these two boys, Gene Plitt and Jim Guss helped to make the Bay weight section one of the best in the city. With Jim Gallagher, Eric Christiansen, Dennis Skarpinski, Phil Wruk, Ralph Gut- kowski, and Jim McKinnon, Coach Matthei's mile, half-mile, and two and four mile relay teams could always be counted on to win. Back Row: Kenneth Marsolek, Eugene Plitt, Rinato Cialdini, Norman Rybku, James Healy, Coach Matthei l Page Ninety-tive P1 M f N X ,,:, if-2' -'il ,1. 1 111 . wwf Qgmmpf ff.. gf, f ,Arpf,.h,,' S ,E ..-.MM-:t-: Nm-. 2X2f.a,::-- M- f- f -i 3 W- 7' . N., , ,W .... M-.A 2 ,mf wifi- K Y H ,.,jQ ,.... .. 5-W.-m1Q,,L1 f2,1: .t W.-' gf A y .. ,,... , . , 'qw , i ,,L. 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Serving on guard duty in the tank- room, assisting the physical education instructors in the swimming classes, regularly reviewing their skills -these are the main activities of the members of the corps. This past semester the corps took on the special proiect of repairing the leaky canoe which has been used for teaching canoe safety. Many eighth and ninth hours were spent by various members in prying, ripping, and nailing. A new, if somewhat unusual, skill was thus added to their repertoire. Page Ninety-eight Betty Brandt Althea Ceynowa Patricia Cullen Arlene Desseker Margaret Evans Marilyn Evans Jean Fohr Janet Gallaway Jean Geil Bettymae Habermehl Joan Hansen Diane Karasch Bernice Kartes Betty Kassa Patricia Kelly LeOra Lange Audrey Lee Ruth McCann Mariorie Meredith Nancy Meredith Maryann Murack Kathleen Nelson Joanne Olsen Jo Ann Olsen Charlene Olson Barbara Papke Lois Schill Marcia Schneider Edith Schuyler Gladys Sem Donna Thornton Ann Williamson Nancy Woppert vas- , 3 3'12.a iw K K , My f g lv 1 QL, ,. -,. ,.,. 0' ? x -f-'-9 6 X.. , K - . W , pf-1771-. .:, .Q-41, f ,, N'-'M' X ' Law' - G 'mg riffs ,L ' ,E Q , - N, A L Y' ,,. A Nh 1 ., , ' Qi M! N N, WWW' . , nqx. 1 I Q 3 . ? s ,M wifi gm tv www 4 N 'X ' H f Q 1 il x , at 5 X. 4 COMMENCEMENT PROGRAM Ervin Zube, Louris Awe Processional .... ............................. . . .Class of January, 1949 Pomp and Circumstonce -Elgar Boy View High School Orchestra Greetings .... ..... . . .... ..... E rvin H. Zube Vocal Solo .... . . . . . . . .... Geraldine R. Merz Presentation of Class Memorial .... .......... L auris R. Awe Address .... ............................. .... D r . George A. Parkinson Director, University of Wisconsin in Milwaukee Clarinet Solo. . . ......... Phyllis A. Spaulding Honor Society ............. . . .Vice-Principal R. M. Dondlinger Introduction of Senior Advisors ...... ............. ....... C h iet Counselor H. B. Wiley Mr. Gradisnik Miss Matzen Miss Pierson Presentation of Diplomas .... .... P rincipal B. C. Korn Recessional. . . . . .............................. .... T he Graduates Marche Pontificaleu-Gounod Page One Hundred Two CLASS NOTES ln 1945, as the Allied Armies were forcing their way into Germany, the class of January, 1949, entered Bay View High School, the last class to enter during the war years and to participate in the patriotic paper drives and bond rallies. During their four years, many things happened that were of great importance in history, namely, the death of President Franklin D. Roosevelt, V. E. Day, the founding of the United Nations, the Potsdam Conference, the use of the atomic bomb, V. J. Day, the Taft-Hartley Law, the New Draft, and the Presidential Election of l948. The Centennial of the state of Wisconsin and also of the city of Milwaukee was challenging reading to this class, many of whom took part in the centennial pageant, Cavalcade of Culture, written by Dr. William Lamers, assistant superintendent of schools. The special aptitude test taken by the class showed that the members have ability, especially in business organiza- tion and in social welfare work. They justified these interests by giving excellent leadership in organizing the Student Government, the Saturday night dances, and the work in the Library Guild. Much the same kind of ability was shown by the members of the class commission who, elected by their fellow students, made all the business arrange- ments for the graduating class. CLASS COMMISSION George Cowie, John Nelson, Margaret Evans, Marion Kvalheim, Lauris Awe Page One Hundred Three HOMEROOM TEACHERS l l Miss Matzen, Mr. Gradisnik, Miss Pierson MR. GRADISNIK-126: After the first report card day in l'-745, the X-Club plaque was hung in Homeroom 126, where it was soon regarded as a permanent fixture. During their four year's stay, the students never lost the honor plaque and provided a challenge for themselves by trying to outdo their past scholastic averages. To want and to take the responsibility of leadership was taught in the homeroom advisement period and undoubtedly such aid had a great deal of influence in building the qualities that put students of l26 in responsible posi- tions in every activity. MISS MATZEN-WEST, 1-4: Only twenty-one of the original thirty-five members were graduated. There were several advisors direct- ing the group, with Miss Matzen guiding it to gradua- tion. Leaders in the Student Government Association, Page One Hundred Four in athletics, in the musical organizations, and in all extra-curricular activities displayed their ability to direct others to a fuller and richer school life. As a farewell gesture to their classmates, this homeroom, together with homeroom 233, on January 8, l949, sponsored a dance known as the Senior Send-Off. MISS PIERSON-2 33: The members of Homeroom 233 became active in fields beyond the ordinary curriculum. By the end of four years, homeroom 233 could boast of having the president of the school Student Self-Government As- sociation as well as the president of the city council, the editor-in-chief of the newspaper, the sports editor, the stage crew manager, an announcer, the lead in the operetta, Sweethearts, a class commission mem- ber, three lettermen, and numerous club officers. GEORGE C. COWIE-Science Course. Class Commis- sion. Fire Warden. Flag Crew. S.G.A.: Assembly. Sports: Football lMaior Embleml. Clubs: Boys', Camera, Foreign Language, Usher, Victory Corps. EDWARD W. HAMMER-Elective Course. Announcer. Class Plays: Proiection Crew lManagerl. Radio Crew lAssistant Managerl. Clubs: Boys', Science, Vic- tory Corps, X. Honor Society. Silver Medal. THOMAS J. KOCH-Science Course. All-City Chorus. Clubs: Boys', Foreign Language, Round Table. Radio Crew. Spotlight Crew lManagerl. Victory Garden lAssistant Managerl. Christmas Program lNarratorl. MR. GRADISNIK 'I26 JAMES R. KORNKVEN-English Course. Oracle: Star Reporter, Literary Editor. S.G.A.: Homeroom Repre- sentative. Sports: Football, Track. Clubs: Boys', Foreign Language, Round Table, Victory Corps. DANNY G. KOTLOWSKI-Elective Course. Building Usher. Fire Warden. Flag Crew. Oracle: Star Reporter, Feature Editor, News Editor. S.G.A.: Assembly. Sports: Football lMinor Embleml. Clubs: Art, Boys', Foreign Language, Round Table, Science, Victory Corps. Quill and Scroll. ROBERT KRAHN-College Commercial Course. All- City Band. S.G.A.: Monitor. Sports: Football lMinor Embleml. Clubs: Art, Boys', Round Table, X. George Cowie, Edward Hammer, James Kornkven, Robert Krahn, Thomas Koch, Danny Kotlowski Page One Hundred Five Wayne Anderson, Carol Christensen, Margaret Evans, Marilyn Evans, Robert Boehme, George Biester, Lawrence Hermansen WAYNE A. ANDERSON-Science Course. Clubs: Boys', Foreign Language, Science, Victory Corps. GEORGE E. BIESTER-Science Course. Sports: Football. Clubs: Boys', Round Table, Science lSectional Secre- taryl, Victory Corps. ROBERT K. BOEHME-Science Course. Clubs: Boys', Round Table, Science, Victory Corps. CAROL J. CHRISTENSEN--Science Course. All-City Chorus. Building Usher Crew. Operettas: S.G.A.: Assembly. Sports: Hockey. Clubs: Camera, Foreign Language, Girls', Round Table, Science, Victory Corps, X. Honor Society. Page One Hundred Six MARGARET A. EVANS-Science Course. Class Com- mission. S.G.A.: Study Hall lChairmanl, Instruction Committee. Sports: Badminton, Basketball, Life Saving, Volleyball. Clubs: Foreign Language, Girls', Nereids', Round Table, Science, X. Honor Society. MARILYN R. EVANS-Science Course. Building Usher Crew. S.G.A.: Study Hall, Instruction Committee. Sports: Badminton, Basketball, Hockey, Life Saving, Synchronized Swimming lCaptainl, Volleyball. Clubs: Foreign Language, Girls' lPresidentl, Nereids', Round Table, Science, X. Honor Society. LAWRENCE R. HERMANSEN-Science Course. Clubs: Art,, Boys', Camera, Foreign Language, Round Table, Science lPresidentl, Usher. RONALD C. BARBIAN-College Commercial Course. Clubs: Booster, Boys', Science, Usher, Victory Corps. AUDREY J. CHRISTENSEN-Stenographic Course. Clubs: Foreign Language, Girls', Round Table, Honor Society. CAROL M. DERUS-Science Course. Clubs: Foreign Language, Girls', Round Table, Science, X. ALlCE L. DONOVAN-Science Course. Clubs: Booster, Foreign Language, Girls', Round Table. Carol Derus, Alice Donovan, JoAnn Eckert, Audrey Christensen JOANN ECKERT-English Course. Sports: Badminton, Basketball lCaptaini, Life Saving. Clubs: Foreign Lan- guage, Girls', Nereids', Round Table, Science. FREDERICK E. GOAD-Elective Course. Sports: Foot- ball lMinor Emblemi. Clubs: Boys', Round Table, Science. RICHARD N. HETZEL-Manual Arts Course. Clubs: Science. JAMES T. KALUZNY-Manual Arts Course. Sports: Track lMaior Embleml, Clubs: Booster, Boys', Science Richard Hetzel, Ronald Barbian, James Kaluzny, Frederick Good Page One Hundred Seven JANE O. BAUMANN-English Course. Operettas: Or- chestra ill, Class Plays lll. S.G.A.: Hostess. Sports: Badminton, Tennis. Clubs: Booster, Foreign Language, Girls', Round Table lPresidentl, Science, X. Bronze Medal. ALTHEA M. CEYNOWA-English Course. All-City Or- chestra. Orchestra: Class Plays Sports: Tennis, Badminton, Life Saving. Clubs: Girls', Round Table, lVice-Presidentl, Science, X, Honor Society. JANIS L. DIETRICH-History Course. S.G.A.: Study Hall, Instruction Committee. Clubs: Girls', lSecretaryl, Round Table, Science, X, Honor Society. Seated: Janis Dietrich, Caroline Erdmann, .lane Baumann, Althea Ceynowa Standing: Charles Wecker, Robert Gillo, Edwin Foster CAROLINE B. ERDMANN-Stenographic Course. Class Plays l3l, Operettas l3l. Sports: Tennis. Clubs: Art, Girls', Round Table, X, Honor Society. EDWIN J. FOSTER-Science Course. Fire Warden. Flag Crew. Chorus: Operettas lll. Clubs: Booster, Boys', Foreign Language, Round Table, Science. Page One Hundred Eight ROBERT H. GILLO-Science Course. Centennial Pag- eant. Dancing Chorus: Operettas l4l. Clubs: Art lTreas- urerl, Boys', Camera, Foreign Language, Round Table, Science, X lVice-Presidentl, 55,000 Club. CHARLES F. WECKER-Elective Course. Centennial Pageant. Clubs: Boys'. JOSEPHINE M. ALBERTANO-Stenographic Course. All-City Orchestra. Orchestra: Class Plays l3l, Oper- ettas l3l. Oracle: Typist. S.G.A.: Study Hall. Clubs: Camera, Foreign Language, Girls', Round Table. MARY P. ANDERSON-Elective Course. Clubs: Foreign Language lVice-Presidentl, Girls', Round Table, X lPresidentl, Honor Society. LAURlS R. AWE-English Course. Centennial Pageant. Class Commission. Class Plays lil, Operettas Oracle: Ad Solicitor, Assistant Business Manager. S.G.A.: Study Hall, Instruction Committee, Hostess. Clubs: Camera, Foreign Language, Girls', Round Table, Science, X, Honor Society. Commencement Speaker. American Legion Medal. Lauris Awe, Dorothy Wesel, Mary Anderson, Josephine Albertano HENRY J. DYKEN-Science Course. Victory Pageant. Clubs: Boys', Science, Victory Corps. LAVERNE M. GOELZ-Elective Course. S.G.A.: Study Hall, Assembly. Sports: Tennis. Clubs: Art, Girls', Round Table, Science. DAVID M. SCHWORCK -- Elective Course. Operettas lil. Henry Dyken, David Schworck, Ann Williamson, LaVerne Goetz DOROTHY D. WESEL-Elective Course. Clubs: Girls'. ANN M. WILLIAMSON-English Course. Operettas lil. S.G.A.: Treasurer, Study Hall. Sports: Basketball, Life Saving. Clubs: Foreign Language, Girls', Nereids', Round Table, X. Page One Hundred Nine MISS MATZ EN wssr R chord Yarnot, Elaine Werner, Donna Garno, John Baronowski Kenneth Seidel, Mabel Shanks, Lois Koenig, Robert Trautmcn JOHN E. BARANOWSKI-Elective Course. Flag Crew. Clubs: Art, Boys', Science, Victory Corps. DONNA M. GARNO-English Course. Sports: Bad- minton, Hockey. Clubs: Foreign Language, Girls', Nereids', Round Table, Science. LOIS A. KOENIG-Elective Course. All-City Orchestra. Orchestra: Class Plays lil, Operettas lil. Clubs: For- eign Language, Girls'. KENNETH W. SEIDEL-Science Course. Clubs: Boys' Round Table, Science. MABEL F. SHANKS-Household Arts Course. Clubs: Girls'. Page One Hundred Ten I ROBERT G. TRAUTMAN-Science Course. Building Usher Crew. Oracle: Subscription Agent. Clubs: Art, Boys', Camera, Foreign Language, Round Table, Science lSectionol Vice-Presidentl, Victory Corps. ELAINE L. WERNER-Science Course. Sports: Badmin- ton, Basketball, Tennis. Clubs: Foreign Language, Girls' lSergeant-at-Armsl, Round Table. RICHARD E. YARNOT-Science Course. Cheerleader. Sports: Football lMinor Embleml, Track lMinor Em- bleml. Clubs: Boys', Round Table. g ROBERT R. GREZLAK-Elective Course. Cheerleader. S.G.A.: Study Hall. Sports: Football lMinor Embleml, Intramural Wrestling. Clubs: Boys', Round Table. RUTH D. SCHNEIDER-Elective Course. Operettas lll. Clubs: Foreign Language, Girls', Round Table. RONALD J. SHEERAN-Science Course. Sports: Foot- ball, Track. Clubs: Boys', Foreign Language, Round Table, Science. Mildred Welke, Ruth Schneider, Gloria Welter, Roger Turban THOMAS G. THELEN-Science Course. S.G.A.: As- sembly. Clubs: Boys', Foreign Language, Round Table, Science. ROGER E. TURBAN-Science Course. Radio Crew. Clubs: Boys', Camera, Foreign Language, Science lPresidentl, Usher, Radio Crew Pin. MILDRED M. WELKE-Elective Course. Clubs: Girls', Round Table. GLORIA M. WELTER-Elective Course. All-City Or- chestra. Orchestra: Class Plays l2l, Operettas Clubs: Camera, Girls', Round Table, Science, X. Thomas Thelen, Robert Grezlak, Ronald Sheeran Page One Hundred Eleven MARILYN J. MOORE-Elective Course. Clubs: Foreign Language, Girls', Science. SHIRLEY A. RINGSTAD--Elective Course. Clubs: Art, Girls'. CAMILLE P. SCIBEK-Science Course. Sports: Badmin- ton, Basketball, Life Saving. Clubs: Foreign Language, Girls', Round Table, Science, X. ROMONA T. SKENANDORE-Science Course. Sports: Badminton, Basketball, Life Saving, Synchronized Swimming. Clubs: Foreign Language, Girls', Nereids', Round Table, X. THERESA B. SOBUSH--Science Course. Clubs: Foreign Language, Girls', Round Table. LAWRENCE L. SUHM-Science Course. Cheerleader. Operettas lll. S.G.A.: Board Member, Second Vice- Seated: Lawrence Suhm, Lois Wisniewski Standing: Arlene Treu, Robert Taylor, Chester Turner President. Sports: Swimming iMaior Embleml. Clubs: Boys' lPresidentl, Foreign Language, Round Table lSergeant-at-Armsl, X. Student Government Pin. Gold Medal. ROBERT W. TAYLOR-Science Course. Operettas lll. S.G.A.: First Vice-President. Sports: i2 Maior Em- blemsl. Clubs: Art, Boys', Science, Usher. S.G.A. Pin. ARLENE E. TREU-English Course. Class Plays Sports: Tennis. Clubs: Foreign Language iVice-Presi- dentl, Girls', Round Table, X. Honor Society. CHESTER R. TURNER--Science Course. Cheerleader. Sports: Football l2 Major Emblemsl. Clubs: Boys'. LOIS C. WISNIEWSKI-Modern Language Course. Clubs: Foreign Language lChairman and Student Government Representativel, Girls', Round Table, X. Honor Society. Shirley Ringstad, Theresa Sobush, Camille Scibek, Ramona Skenandore Marilyn Moore Page One Hundred Twelve chord Raatz Marian VanWeelden, Phyllis Spaulding, Ralph Schram, Raymond Rolfing Joseph Patti, Shirley Turner, Dorothy Marek, Marion Kvalhelm MARION J. KVALHEIM-Elective Course. Class Com- mission. Clubs: Foreign Language, Girls' iTreasurerl, Round Table, Science. DOROTHY R. MAREK-Science Course. All-City Or- chestra, Centennial Pageant. Orchestra: Class Plays ill, Operettas ill. Clubs: Foreign Language, Girls', X. JOSEPH R. PATTI-Manual Arts Course. Clubs: Boys'. RICHARD G. RAATZ-Accounting Course. Oracle: Sub- scription Agent. Sports: Swimming lMaior Embleml. Clubs: Boys', Science. RAYMOND A. ROLFING-College Commercial Course. Sports: Swimming lMaior Embleml, Track lMinor Em- bleml. Clubs: Boys', Science. RALPH G. SCHRAM-Science Course. Operettas lil Oracle: Cub Reporter, Representative. Sports: Foot- ball. Clubs: Boys', Camera, Foreign Language, Science PHYLLIS A. SPAULDING-Music Course. All-City Band All-City Orchestra. Orchestra: Centennial Pageant, Class Plays l2l, Operettas l3l. Clubs: Foreign Lan- guage, GirIs', X. SHIRLEY M. TURNER-Elective Course. Operettas Ill Clubs: Girls'. MARIAN J. VAN WEELDEN-Elective Course. Clubs Girls', Round Table. Page One Hundred Thirteen I MISS PIERSON 233 Thomas Nehlsen, Donald Neacy, Donald Ockerlander, Donald McHugh DONALD F. MC HUGH-Science Course. Building Usher. Oracle: Star Reporter, Sports Editor, Assistant Organization Editor lAnnuall. S.G.A.: Assembly, Dance Committee lChairmanl. Sports: Track lManagerl. Clubs: Camera, Foreign Language, Round Table, Sci- ence, X. Quill and Scroll. Silver Medal. DONALD C. NEACY-Science Course. All-City Band. Announcer. Operettas: l2l. Oracle: Sports Editor, Editor-in-Chief. S.G.A.: Assembly. Sports: Track lMaior Embleml. Clubs: Boys', Foreign Language, Round Table, X. Quill and Scroll. Silver Medal. THOMAS W. NEHLSEN-Science Course. Orchestra: Operettas lll. Clubs: Boys', Camera lManagerl, For- eign Language, Science, Usher, Victory Corps. DONALD R. OCKERLANDER-Science Course. S.G.A.: Attendance. Sports: Cross Country l2 Maior Emblemsl, Track lMinor Embleml. Clubs: Booster, Boys', Foreign Language, Round Table, Science, Victory Corps. Page One Hundred Fourteen MARIANNE D. BASILE-Home Economics Course. Cen- tennial Pageant. Orchestra: Class Plays l2l, Oper- ettas lll. Oracle: Cub Reporter. Clubs: Girls', Round Table, Science, X. Honor Society. BETTYMAE E. HABERMEHL-English Course. Oracle: Typist. Sports: Badminton, Lite Saving. Clubs: Camera, Foreign Language, Girls'. FLORENCE HARRIS-English Course. Oracle: Typist. Clubs: Foreign Language, Girls', Round Table, Science, X. Honor Society. HELEN J. MACHGAN-College Commercial Course. Clubs: Camera, Girls', Round Table, X. Helen Machgan, Florence Harris, Marianne Basile, Bettymae Habermehl JOHN F. NELSON-Science Course. Class Commission. Sports: Track. Clubs: Boys', Camera, Foreign Language, Science IManagerI. Student Government Pin. KATHLEEN M. NELSON-English Course. Athletic Coun- cil. Operettas III. Oracle: Cub Reporter. S.G.A.: As- sembly, Advisor. Clubs: Camera, Foreign Language, GirIs', Nereids', Round Table, X. JOANN M. OLSEN-Science Course. All-City Orches- tra. Orchestra: Operettas I2I, Class Plays I3I. Athletic Council. S.G.A.: Study Hall, Advisor. Sports: Badminton, Basketball, Life Saving, Swimming, Tennis. Clubs: Foreign Language, GirIs', Nereids', Round Table, Science, X. ERVIN H. ZUBE-Science Course. Operettas IQI. S.G.A.: IPresidentI, Milwaukee Student Council IPresi- dentl. Sports: Track. Clubs: Boys' ITreasurerI, Foreign Language IPresidentI, Round Table, Usher. Student Government Pin. Badger Boys' State Il947I. Com- mencement Speaker. Gold Medal. John Nelson, Kathleen Nelson, Ervin Zube, JoAnn Olson, Marjorie Meredith Gwendolyn Howser, Bernice Kartes, Jean Johnson, Betty Kassa, Patricia Baldikoskl PATRICIA H. BALDIKOSKI-Stenographic Course. Op- erettas: III. Oracle: Cub Reporter. Clubs: Foreign Language, GirIs', Round Table. GWENDOLYN R. HOWSER-Elective Course. All- City Orchestra. Orchestra: Class Plays Ill. Clubs: Art, Foreign Language, GirIs', Round Table, Science, Vic- tory Corps. JEAN M. JOHNSON-Elective Course. Clubs: Foreign Language, Girls', Round Table. BERNICE I. KARTES-Stenographic Course. Operettas III. Sports: Life Saving. Clubs: GirIs', Round Table. BETTY J. KASSA-Elective Course. Oracle: Cup Re- porter. S.G.A.: Assistant Monitor. Sports: Life Saving. Clubs: Art, Girls', Round Table, Science. MARJORIE J. MEREDITH-Science Course. Building Usher. Athletic Council. S.G.A.: Study Hall, Instruction Committee, All-State Representative. Sports: Bad- minton, Basketball, Hockey, Swimming, Synchronized Swimmers, Volleyball. Clubs: Forein Language, Girls', Nereids', Round Table, Science, X. Honor Society. Silver Medal. Page One Hundred Fifteen MARLENE M. HANSEN-Science Course. All-City Or- chestra. Orchestra: Class Plays l2l, Operettas l2l. Clubs: Camera, Foreign Language, Girls', Round Table, Science, X. VIOLA D. HOFFMANN-Elective Course. Clubs: For- eign Language, Girls' lVice-Presidentl, Round Table. SHIRLEY L. KAYE-English Course. Clubs: Foreign Language, Girls'. SALLY K. LARSON-Elective Course. Clubs: Art, For- eign Language, Girls', Round Table. Geraldine-Merz, Richard Nehring, Betty Niemann, Della Martin Page One Hundred Sixteen 'S-3 Shirley Kaye, Viola Hoffman, Marlene Hanson, Sally Larson DELLA M. MARTIN-English Course. Centennial Pag- eant. Dancing Chorus: Operettas l2l. Oracle: Star Reporter. Clubs: Camera, Foreign Language, Girls', Round Table, Science, Victory Corps, X. GERALDINE R. MERZ-Science Course. All-City Chorus. Operettas: lll. S.G.A.: Study Hall, lnstruction Commit- tee. Clubs: Camera, Foreign Language, Girls', Round Table, Science, Victory Corps, X. Honor Society. RICHARD E. NEHRING-Science Course. All-City Chorus. Operettas: l2l. Clubs: Booster, Boys', Camera, Foreign Language, Round Table, Science, Victory Corps, X. Stage Crew lManagerl. Stage Crew Pin. BETTY A. NIEMANN--College Commercial Course. Building Usher. Sports: Basketball. Clubs: Camera, Foreign Language, Girls', Round Table. ARLENE M. GOTZ-English Course. Sports: Badminton Basketball, Life Saving. Clubs: Foreign Language, Girls', Round Table. RICHARD C. GRAVES-Science Course. Clubs: Boys' Science. U BEATRICE E. MENGE-Elective Course. Operettas lil. Clubs: Girls'. CASMER R. MROTEK-Elective Course. Clubs: Boys', Camera, Science. 1 ROBERT D. OLSON-Manual Arts Course. Clubs: Boys'. RUTH C. POTH-Science Course. Sports: Badminton. Clubs: Foreign Language, Girls', Round Table. MARILYN L. YANKEE-English Course. Oracle: Star Reporter. Clubs: Foreign Language, Girls', Library, Round Table, Science, X. Library Pin. MILDRED C. YOUNG-Elective Course. All-City Chorus, Centennial Pageant. Clubs: Foreign Language, Girls', Round Table. Richard Graves, Ruth Poth, Arlene Gotz, Marilyn Yankee, Mildred Young, Beatrice Menge, Robert Olson, Casmer Mrotek Page One Hundred Seventeen iw 5... ,- fx.,g1 , ...V- Q iii nf Aw: i' 'E 2 fi . , W Jacquelyn Gallagher, James Healy COMMENCEMENT PROGRAM Entrance Procession. . ............................... .... C lass of June, T949 P omp and Circumstance -Elgar Bay View High School Band Greetings ....... ..... .................. . . .Jacquelyn R. Gallagher Trumpet Quartette: Burton E. Erenz Roger H. Paap Presentation of Class Memorial .... Announcement of Honors. . .... Vocal Ensemble: introduction of Senior Janet L. Caugh Ruth M. Jarke Audrey L. Martin George J. Ross James C. Stelloh Band Accompaniment Vice-Principal ey May M. Potton Mary E. St. John Priscilla M. Wildish Accompanist-Marilyn E. Block Advisors ....... Mr. Dietzman Mr. Mauton Miss Nowak Miss Oelhafen Presentation of Diplomas ........ Exit Procession.......... Page One Hundred Twenty Miss Roberts Miss Thornburg Mr. Tomkiewicz Miss Welsh Graduation March -Skornicka Reception in the Gymnasium .James C. Healy R . . M. Dondlmger Mr. H. B. Wiley . .Dr. B. C. Korn . . . .The Graduates CLASS NOTES Candidates for graduation in June, 1949, please report to the auditorium was the invitation which summoned 248 seniors to the first meeting of the graduates. There followed soon the checking of credits for each student, including the suspense of wondering whether even a fraction of a credit would be found lacking. Later, the class commission was chosen to represent the senior body, namely, James Szulczewski, Joan Fons, James Despins, Jacquelyn Gallagher, and James Healy, their duties being to collect class dues, plan the senior dinner dance, and select the caps and gowns. The June class of l949 was the first group of seniors to enter high school under peacetime conditions, but there were still echoes of the war as the school carried on its bond drives and held memorial programs for those Bay View servicemen who had died in battle. lt was largely through the efforts of the June class that the students were able to enjoy noon-time activities, such as listening to recordings and seeing movies. Not to be forgotten were the magic melodies so ably produced by the German Band, and the stunts presented by the gym team. Perhaps the most satisfying extra pleasures were the Saturday night dances promoted prominently by the graduates of June, l949. Standing: James Healy, James Szulczewski Seated: .lacquelyn Gallagher, James Despins, Joan Fans Page One Hundred Twenty one H O N O R AWA R D S simon HoNoRs for lhe SCHOOLYEAR 1948-1949 Awarded for Achievemenl and Service COMMENCEMENT AWARDS Bay View High School Gold Medals Ervin Zube, Lawrence Suhm, Betty Brandt, Dolores Sfeinhilber, James Healy Belly Brdndl l.CWl'enCe SUl1m .lacquelyn Gallagher, Richard Schools, Edward Hammer, Donald Neacy, Mariorie Meredith, Page One Hundred Twenly-fwo James Sfelloh James C. Healy Ervin H. Zube Dolores E. Sfeinhilber Bay View High School Silver Medals Jacquelyn R. Gallagher Marjorie J. Meredith Edward W. Hammer Donald C. Neacy Donald F. McHugh Richard J. Schools Bay View High School Bronze Medals Jane O. Baumann Ruth M. Jarke Belly J. Baumgarfen Joanne L. Olsen Burton E. Erenz Marcia E. Schneider G. A. Frilsche Memorial Scholarship Betty J. Brandi HONOR AWARDS HONOR DAY AWARDS W Club Medal James A. Szulczewski Veterans of Foreign Wars Award Robert H. Steuck Italian-American Civic Association Awards Thomas J. Roberts Edward B. Schultz Award Thomas J. Schoendorf American Legion Medal Philip J. wruk American Legion Auxiliary Medal Lauris R. Awe Civic Music Association Award Leonhard S. Rose Elks' Club Award Daniel M. Owen JoAnne M. W ienke HONOR SOCIETY 1949 Mary P. Anderson Lauris R. Awe Marianne D. Basile Betty J. Baumgarten Betty J. Brandt Delores R. Buenger Althea M. Ceynowa Carol J. Christensen Eric G. Christiansen Janis L. Dietrich Caroline B. Erdmann Burton E. Erenz Margaret A. Evans Marilyn R. Evans Jacquelyn R. Gallagher Edward W. Hammer Florence Harris James C. Healy Lois H. Kuchenbecker Audrey L. Lee Marjorie J. Meredith Geraldine R. Merz Barbara A. Mroczkowski Mary C. O'Hara Joanne L. Olsen Elizabeth Pum Lois A. Robinson Leonhard S. Rose Marcia E. Schneider Richard J. Schoofs Francis J. Stadler Dolores E. Steinhilber James C. Stelloh Lorraine M. Sterle Arlene E. Treu Peter C. Waal Mary J. Weber JoAnne M. Wienke Charlotte J. Wilson Lois C. Wisniewski Charles E. Wolfe Joanne Olsen, Marcia Schneider, Burton Erenz, Betty Baumgarten, Ruth Jarke Philip Wruk, Thomas Schoendorf, Robert Steuck, Thomas Roberts, James Szulczewski, Daniel Owen, Leonhard Rose Page One Hundred Twenty-three HOMEROOM TEACHERS YF! ...Z Mr. Mauton, Miss Oelhafen, Miss Nowak, Mr. Dietzman MR. DIETZMAN-404: None of the original members of 404 will ever for- get that cloudy, rainy day in September, l945, when they anxiously climbed to their new home in the south- west corner of the fourth floor. lt was here among the maps, charts, and Indian corn that they were to live for the next four years while their studies were being completed. They were active in everything from sports to student government, and were awarded the honor plaque three times. The good times and friendships made during the past four years have made them years that will never be forgotten. MR. MAUTON-407: ln September, 1945, thirty-four rather meek fresh- men followed Mr. Mauton up to Room 407 where the process of enrolling and getting acquainted began. Out of the original thirty-four, twenty-two remained to graduate along with the nine who ioined them from other schools and homerooms. Although the honor placque never hung in this homeroom, its members received their share of special merits. April, 1948, was a special month for this group, for it was on a Saturday night during this time that an April Showers dance, complete with umbrellas and raindrops, was proudly sponsored by 407. Page One Hundred Twenty-four MISS NOWAK-EAST: Miss Nowak's homeroom was organized in Septem- ber, l945, under the guidance of Mr. Summ, with additional members added during the senior year because of military service exacted of Mr. H. E. Smith. With these new members came a new homeroom teacher: Miss Nowak. Of the original group, nineteen have remained to graduate. The guidance program included speakers from various schools to help visual- ize future opportunities. The homeroom parties held on Wednesday afternoons for special occasions will long be remembered, even group roller skating had an influence. MISS OELHAFEN-403 The dreary wet day in September could not dampen the spirits of the thirty-one hopeful freshies who were to make 403 their homeroom for the next four years. Under Miss Oelhafen's guidance they became acquainted with school regulations and routine, As the semesters passed, they began to take a more active interest in school affairs, electing officers to preside during life advisement periods, and sponsoring an April Showers dance with their neighbor homeroom, 407. More important was the spirit of friendliness and co-operation gained from their association with one another. HOMEROOM TEACHERS Mr. Tomkiewicz, Miss Welsh, Miss Roberts, Miss Thornburg MISS ROBERTS-327 Of the thirty-four from homeroom 327 to graduate, thirty have been together for the entire four years- some occupying the same seats all that time, and, con- sequently, having a host of memories connected with their neighbors. And long before the honor system was introduced this homeroom was frequently on its own, for their advisor was helping students to edit another Oracle Annual. Although their first years were undis- tinguished, by the time they were seniors they had risen to leadership in many of the school activities. The high moment of their career came when in their last semester they won the X Club's plaque from Miss Welsh's homeroom by a fraction of a per cent. MR. TOMKIEWICZ-EAST Many happy memories will be cherished by the original members of East, I-3 Rear, and the seven transfers from Mr. H. E. Smith's homeroom. The will- ingness on the part of the homeroom to shoulder their responsibilities made all of the homeroom's under- takings successful. Especially enioyable was the last homecoming parade in which East Rear headed that procession in a hay wagon secured for that pur- pose. Vocational guidance programs were frequently held during the life advisement periods. During these programs the pupils discussed their future plans, of which stenographic work and forestry were the most popular. MISS THORNBURG-I 32 ln homeroom 132 thirty girls sat for four years at sewing tables with sewing machines and a cutting table in their midst. . . and not a designer among them. Despite the fact that they lacked help from the opposite sex, they set up their own Christmas tree each Christmas and had some very memorable Christmas parties. Also, without male help, they won the Honor Plaque more often than any other senior homeroom. Life Advisement periods on Wednesdays were the only times this group was together, for they were daily active in all extra-curricular activities. MISS WELSH-3 1 3 ln September of i945 the door of high school opportunity swung open and welcomed a group of over three hundred bewildered freshmen, forty of whom became occupants of homeroom 313-then closed gently behind them, enveloping them in a whirl of activity until that day in June, I949, when an even greater door would open. Looking back, 3l3 remembers winning the X Club's Plaque, the organization of the homeroom with election of officers in their sophomore year, and the May Whirl they sponsored in their iunior year. Sports, clubs, and publications found willing workers and leaders in lucky 3l3, where a spirit of friendliness has reigned for four years. Page One Hundred Twenty-five MR. DIETZ MAN 404 JOYCE A. RAASCH-Stenographic Course. Building Usher. Sports: Basketball. Clubs: Booster, Foreign Language, Girls', Round Table, X. JOAN C. ROWAN-Science Course. Building Usher. Operettas ill. Oracle: Typist. Clubs: Foreign Language, Girls', Round Table, Sci- ence, X. DONALD T. SAVEE-Science Course. Clubs: Boys', Round Table, Usher. ROBERT C. SCHMIDT-Manual Arts Course. Sports: Track. Clubs: Boys', Foreign Language, Round Table, Science, Usher iCaptainl. THOMAS J. SCHOENDORF-Science Course. Fire Warden. Sports: Swimming iMaior Em- blems i3l, Minor Emblems ill, Co-Captainl. Clubs: Boys', lSergeant-at-Armsl, Round Table, Science, X. Edward B. Schultz Award. HUGH F. SCHUCK-Elective Course. Fire Warden. Sports: Swimming iMaior Embleml. Clubs: Boys', Foreign Language, Science. WILLIAM J. SCHWAB-Science Course. Clubs: Art, Boys', Science lSecretaryl, Usher iCaptainl. EARL D. SMITH-Elective Course. Clubs: Boys', Round Table, Usher. RlCHARD J. WAWRZYNIAK-English Course. S.G.A.: Assembly. Clubs: Boys', Camera, For- eign Language, Round Table, Science. Page One Hundred Twenty-six Donald Savee, Joan Rowan, Hugh Schuck, Thomas Schoendorf, Joyce Raasch William Schwab, Robert Schmidt, Richard Wawrzyniak, Earl Smith George Ross, Shirlie Cudnohosky, Leonhard Rose, James Stelloh Francis Stadler, Roman Blazer, Russell Anderson, Robert Rudolph, Thomas Roberts RUSSELL D. ANDERSON-Elective Course. Usher. Clubs: Boys', Foreign Language, Sci- ence. ROMAN W. BLAZER-Elective Course. Clubs: Boys', Camera, Science, Usher. SHlRLlE R. CUDNOHOSKY-Stenographic Course. Operettas lli. Clubs: Booster, Girls', Round Table. THOMAS J. ROBERTS-Science Course. Cheerleader. S.G.A. lAssembly, Treasureri, Dance Committee. Clubs: Booster, Boys', Camera, Foreign Language, Round Table iPresidenti, Science lSectional Chairmani, Usher lCaptain, Presidentl. Italian-American Civic Association Award. LEONHARD S. ROSE-Science Course. Or- chestra: Operettas l3i. Radio Crew. Proiec- tion Crew lManageri. Oracle lStar Reporteri. Annual iCo-Organization Editori. Clubs: Boys', Camera, Foreign Language, Round Table, Science, X. Badger Boys' State. Proiection Crew Pin. Civic Music Association Award. Honor Society. GEORGE J. ROSS-Science Course. Orches- tra: Class Plays l2i, Operettas Clubs: Boys', Camera, Science. ROBERT J. RUDOLPH-Science Course. Build- ing Usher, Centennial Pageant. S.G.A. lHostl. Clubs: Boys', Foreign Language, Science, X. FRANCIS J. STADLER-Science Course. Build- ing Usher. Centennial Pageant. Clubs: Boys', Camera, Foreign Language, Round Table, Science, X. Honor Society. JAMES C. STELLOH-Science Course. All- City Orchestra. All-State Band. Announcer. Centennial Pageant. Fire Warden. Flag Crew. Radio Crew. Class Plays lil, Operettas l2l. S.G.A. lAssembly, Second Vice-President, 9B lnstructionl. Clubs: Boys' lTreasurerl, For- eign Language, Round Table, Science, X. Badger Boys' State, '4-8. Silver Medal. Honor Society. Page One Hundred Twenty-seven James Healy, Lois Robinson, Robert Steuck, Helen Radtke, Victor Hilarov, Virginia Roessger, Robert Strom JAMES C. HEALY-Science Course. Class Commission. Commencement Speaker. Sports: Football lMaior Em- bleml. S.G.A. lStudent Board, 9B Instruction, Study Halll. Clubs: Boys', lPresidentI, Foreign Language lPresidentI, Round Table, Science lSectional Presidenti, X. Stage Crew. Gold Medal. Honor Society. VICTOR C. HILAROV-Science Course. Centennial Pageant. Class Plays III. Clubs: Boys', Foreign Lan- gauge, X. HELEN A. RADTKE-Science Course. Oracle: Cub Re- porter. Sports: Badminton, Basketball, Hockey. Clubs: Girls', Round Table, Science. LOIS A. ROBINSON-Stenographic Course. Oracle lBookkeeperI. Annual lBookkeeperI. Clubs: Girls', Page One Hundred Twenty-eight Round Table, X. Honor Society. VIRGINIA R. ROESSGER-Science Course. Clubs: Booster, Foreign Language, Girls', Round Table, Science. ROBERT H. STEUCK-Mathematics Course. Sports: Football lMinor Embleml, Track lMaior EmblemI. S.G.A. lAssembly, 9B Instruction, Study HallI. Clubs: Boys', Camera, Foreign Language, Round Table, lSergeant-at-ArmsI, Science, Usher lCaptainI. Veterans ot Foreign Wars Award. ROBERT E. STROM-Science Course. S.G.A. l9B In- struction, Study Hall, Lunch Hour, HostI. Clubs: Boys', Camera, Foreign Language, Round Table, Science, Usher lCaptainI. FLORENCE A. KING-Home Economics Course. Oper- ettas ill. S.G.A. l9B lnstruction, Study Hall, Centrall Clubs: Girls', Nereids', Round Table. JOHN C. KIRSCH-Elective Course. Clubs: Boys', Sci- eI'1Ce. RITA M. ROGOWSKI-Science Course. Library Typist. S.G.A. lHostessl. Clubs: Foreign Language, Girls' Round Table, Science. JAMES M. SAFFORD-Elective Course. Cheerleader. Fire Warden. Sports: Cross Country, Swimming. Clubs Art, Booster, Boys', Foreign Language, Round Table. JACK G. SCHUETZ-Science Course. Sports: Football lMinor Embleml. Clubs: Boys', Foreign Language, Sci- ence, Usher lCaptain, Vice-Presidentl. JAMES E. SCHULDT-Elective Course. Oracle lSub- scription Agentl. Clubs: Boys', Foreign Language, Science. THOMAS R. SOWLLES-Elective Course. Fire Warden. Clubs: Boys', Round Table, Science, Stage Crew. Thomas Sowlles, James Saftord, Florence King, John Kirsch, Rita Rogowski, Jack Schuetz, James Schuldt. 1Z2YlZ-flml' MR. MAUTON 407 Sfanding, Rear: Richard Heisel Fronf: Allan Hinlz, William Heidingsfeld, Roberi Arndt MARlAN M. MOHRHUSEN-Elective Course. Clubs: Foreign Language, Girls', Round Table, Science. BERNADINE A. TOMCZYK-Elective Course. Sports: Badminton, Baskefball, Volley Ball. S.G.A. lS?udy Halll. Clubs: Girls', Round Table, Science. JOANNE M. WIENKE-Elective Course. Clubs: Foreign Langauge, Girls', Library lHead Moniforl, Round Table, Science, X. Elks' Club Award. Honor Society. Page One Hundred Thirfy ROBERT J. ARNDT-Science Course. Clubs: Boys', Camera, Round Table, Science, Usher. DOROTHY A. BAUMGARTNER-Eleclive Course. Clubs: Girish WILLIAM R. HEIDINGSFELD-Science Course. Clubs: Boys', Camera, Science. RICHARD W. HEISEL-Science Course. Clubs: Boys', Round Table, Science, Usher, X. ALLAN F. HINTZ-Elective Course. Opereftas l2l. Clubs: Arf, Boys'. Marian Mohrhusen, Bernadine Tomczyk, JoAnne Wienke, Doroihy Baumganner ARTHUR D. ALBRlGHT-Science Course. Clubs: Boys', Round Table, Science, X. CAROL J. DALLMAN-Elective Course. S.G.A. lStudy Halll. Clubs: Foreign Language, Girls', Round Table. JAMES H. DESPINS-Science Course. Class Commis- sion. Oracle lStar Reporterl. Sports: Swimming lMaior Emblems, 2l. S.G.A. lAssembly, Study Halll. Clubs: Boys' lVice-Presidentl, Foreign Language, Round Table, Science lManagerl. FRED D. DURAND-Science Course. Operettas lll. Clubs: Boys', Science. Fred Durand, Arthur Albright, James Despins, Robert Firle IC Robert Jonkowski, Joan Hanson, Wilfred Hetzel, Carol Dollman ROBERT C. FIRLE-Science Course. S.G.A. lHostl. Clubs: Booster, Boys', Foreign Language, Round Table, Science. JOAN K. HANSON-Science Course. Sports: Bad- minton, Basketball, Hockey, Life Saving, Tennis. Clubs: Art, Foreign Language, Girls', Nereids', Round Table, Science. WILFRED A. HETZEL-Science Course. Operettas lll. Sports: Cross Country lMaior Emblem, l, Minor Em- blem, ll. Clubs: Boys', Foreign Language, lVice- Presidentl, Library, Science. ROBERT P. JANKOWSKI-Science Course. Clubs: Boys', Camera. Page One Hundred Thirty-one MARILYN J. DOMAGALSKI-Stenographic Course. Oracle lBookkeeperl. Clubs: Girls', Round Table, X, Literary Guild. Library Typist. CAROL A. FILBRANDT-Elective Course. Centennial Pageant. Operettas Clubs: Art, Girls', Round Table. JOAN L. FONS-English Course. All-City Chorus. Class Commission. Operettas lll. Clubs: Foreign Langauge, Girls', Nereids', Round Table, Science. DAVID E. FRAHM-Science Course. Sports: Football lMaior Embleml. Clubs: B0ys', lSecretaryl, Foreign Language, Science. CHARLES R. FREUDEN-Science Course. Operettas lil. Sports: Swimming lMaior Embleml. Clubs: Booster, Boys', Foreign Language, Round Table, Usher. EUNICE E. HIPSCH-English Course. Oracle lTypistl. Annual: lAssistant Senior Editorl. Sports: Basketball, Tennis. Clubs: Foreign Language, Girls', Round Table, Science, X. IRVING W. JACKSON-Science Course. Sports: Foot- ball lMaior Emblem l, Minor Emblem ll. Clubs: Boys'. Irving Jackson, Marilyn Domagalski, David Frahm, Eunice Hipsch, Carol Filbrandt, Charles Freuden, Joan Fons Page One Hundred Thirty-two Jud th Holly, Duane Franskoviak, Virginia Harris, Joan Hoover, James Groppi, Dorothy Duffy, Ervin Hanson, Richard Herman. DOROTHY M. DUFFY-Stenographic Course. Sports: Hockey, Synchronized Swimming. Clubs: Girls', Ne- reids', Round Table. DUANE A. FRANSKOVIAK-Science Course. Sports: Basketball lMaior Embleml. Clubs: Art, Boys'. JAMES E. GROPPI-Science Course. Sports: Basket- ball lMaior Emblems 2, Minor Emblem ll, Football lMinor Embleml. Clubs: Boys', Science. ERVIN N. HANSON-Elective Course. Sports: Cross Country lMinor Embleml, Football lFrosh-Soph Em- bleml. Clubs: Art, Boys'. VIRGINIA L. HARRIS--English Course. Centennial Pageant. Oracle lStar Reporterl. Sports: Synchronized Swimming. S.G.A. lAssembly, Lunch Hourl. Clubs: For- eign Language, Girls', lTreosurerl, Nereids', Round Table, Science, X. RICHARD A. HERMAN-Science Course. Sports: Cross Country lMaior Emblem I, Minor Emblem ll. Clubs: Boys', Foreign Language, Science. JOAN D. HOOVER-Modern Language Course. S.G.A. l9B Instruction, Study Halll. Clubs: Foreign Language, Girls', Round Table. JUDITH A. HOLLY-Elective Course. S.G.A. IHostessl. Sports: Basketball, Hockey. Clubs: Girls', X. Page One Hundred Thirty th ee MISS NOWAK EAST NANCY L. GENAME-Elecfive Course. Build- ing Usher. Clubs: Booster, Foreign Language Girls', Round Table, Science, X. ROSEMARY V. GMIREK-Elective Course. Clubs: Girls'. DONALD G. JOHNSON-Science Course. Clubs: Boys', Camera. WALTER V. LAUDENBACH-Science Course. Clubs: Boys', Foreign Language, Round Table Science. Roberf Schmidling, Donald Johnson, Walter Laudenbach Page One Hundred Thirfyefour Shirley Laufenberg, Nancy Genome, Rosemary Gmirek, Arlene Lieske SHIRLEY A. LAUFENBERG- Elective Course. Clubs: Girls', Round Table. ROLAND S. LESNIEWSKI-Science Course. S.G.A. iStudy Hall, Hosfl. Clubs: Art, Boys', Foreign Language, Round Table, Science iAssisTanf Manager, Sectional Chairmanl. ARLENE M. LIESKE-Elective Course. Clubs: Foreign Language, Girls', Round Table, Science. ROBERT J. SCHMlDLlNG-Science Course. S.G.A. lAssemblyl. Clubs: Arf, Boys', Camera, Round Table. GORDON M. GATZ-Science Course. Sports: Hand Balancing, Weight Lifting. Clubs: Art lTreasurerl, Boys', Camera, Science. KENNETH M. KARWACKI-Elective Course. Clubs: Art, Boys', Round Table, Science, Usher. RICHARD C. LANSING-Science Course. Clubs: Art, Boys', Foreign Language, Science. MICHAEL C. LAPORTE - Elective Course. Sports: Football lMaior Embleml. Clubs: Boys', Round Table, Science. James Luther, Edward Loper, John Ruud, Clarence Pihl Michael LaPorte, Richard Lansing, Kenneth Karwacki, Gordon Gatz EDWARD J. LOPER-Science Course. Clubs: Boys', Camera, Foreign Language, Round Table, Science. JAMES R. LUTHER-Manual Arts Course. Clubs: Boys', Camera, Round Table, Science. CLARENCE A. FlHL-Accounting Course. Sports: Cross Country lMaior Emblems 2l. Clubs: Art, Boys', Camera, Science. JOHN E. RUUD-Science Course. All-City Chorus. All-City Pageants l2l. Dancing Chorus: Class Plays lll, Operettas l3l. Clubs: Art, Boys', Camera, Foreign Language, Round Table, Science. Page One Hundred Thirty-five 33115 inn James Szulczewski, Paula Lip, Shirley Kallas, Carol Hashek, Gilbert Miller, Jacquelyn Gallagher, Arlene Lewandowski, Dalton Lawrence JACQUELYN R. GALLAGHER-College Commercial Course. Class Commission. Commencement Speaker. Oracle IBookkeeperl. Annual lSenior Editorl. Clubs: Foreign Language, Girls', Round Table, X IPresidentl. Honor Society. Quill and Scroll. Spanish Pin. Silver Medal. CAROL J. HASHEK-Elective Course. Clubs: Camera, Foreign Language, Girls'. SHIRLEY M. KALLAS-All-City Orchestra IRepresenta- tivel. Orchestra: Class Play Ill, Operettas Ill. Clubs: Foreign Language, Girls', Nereids', Round Table, Science. DALTON B. LAWRENCE-Manual Arts Course. An- nouncer. Football lMaior Embleml. S.G.A. I9B Instruc- tion, Student Boardl. Clubs: Boys' IPresidentl, Foreign Language, Round Table ISergeant-at-Armsl, Science. Stage Crew IAssistant Manager, Stage Crew Pinl. Page One Hundred Thirty-six ARLENE D. LEWANDOWSKI-College Commercial Course. Oracle IRepresentativel, Annual IAssistant Senior Editorl. Sports: Basketball, Tennis. S.G.A. lAssemblyl. Clubs: Foreign Language, Girls', Round Table, Science. PAULA J. LIP-Stenographic Course. Clubs: Art, For- eign Language, Girls', lPresidentl, Round Table, Sci- ence. GILBERT E. MILLER-Science Course. Band IAII-City, All-State, Dancel. Operettas Sports: Football lManagerl, Swimming IManagerl. Clubs: Boys'. JAMES A. SZULCZEWSKI-Elective Course. Class Com- mission. Operettas lil. Sports: Basketball lMaior Em- blems 2l, Football ICO-Captain, Maior Emblems 2l. S.G.A. lAssembly President, Student Board, 9B ln- struction, Study Halll. Clubs: Boys' ISecretary, Vice- Presidentl, Foreign Language. W Club Medal. JEROME J. GLOWINSKI-Science Course. Clubs Boys', Foreign Language, Science. NANCY M. GOETZMAN-Stenographic Course. All- City Band. Clubs: Foreign Language, Girls', Round Table. ROY W. GUMP-Science Course. S.G.A. iAssemblyl. Clubs: Boys', Foreign Language, Science. RALPH T. GUTKOWSKI-Science Course. Clubs: Boys', Science. RUTH M. JARKE-Science Course. Centennial Pageant. Operettas l2l. Sports: Badminton, Basketball, Hockey, Life Saving, Synchronized Swimming, Volley Ball. S.G.A. lSecretary, 9B lnstruction, Lunch Hourl. Clubs: Foreign Language, Girls', Nereids' iSecretaryl, Round Table Nice-Presidentl, X. Bronze Medal. CAMILLE B. KAZIKOWSKI-Elective Course. Oracle lAssistant Business Managerl. Sports: Badminton, Bas- ketball, Hockey, Tennis, Volley Ball. Clubs: Booster, Camera, Girls', Round Table. AUDREY L. LEE--Science Course. Operettas lll. Sports: Badminton, Tennis, Life Saving, Synchronized Swimming. Clubs: Camera, Foreign Language lChair- manl, Girls', Nereids', Round Table lSecretaryl, Sci- ence, X iVice-Presidentl, Honor Society. MARK E. LEISTICKOW-Science Course. Building Usher. Class Plays ill. Clubs: Art, Boys', Foreign Language lChairmanl, Round Table, Science, X. Audrey Lee, Mark Leistickow, Camille Kazikowski, Ralph Gutkowski, Ruth Jarke, Roy Gump, Nancy Goetzman, Jerome Glowinski Page One Hundred Thirty seven MISS OELHAFEN 403 GERALDINE M. DIETRICH - Stenographic Course. Clubs: Girls'. NANCY J. ERICKSON-Elective Course. Clubs: Girls'. DOUGLAS F. H UBATCH - Accounting Course. Clubs: Art, Boys', Foreign Language, Science, Usher. MILDRED S. KENDZIORA-Elective Course. Centennial Pageant. Clubs: Art, Foreign Language, Girls', Library Guild. EVELYN L. KEPNER-English Course. Cos- tumes: Class Plays lll, Operettas lll. Clubs: Foreign Language, Girls', Round Table, Sci- ence, X. Eveylyn Kepner, Geraldine Dietrich, Nancy Erickson, Mariorie Kern, Lois White Page One Hundred Thirty-eight Douglas Hubatch, Sylvia Peruzzo, John Kiely, Mildred Kendziora MARJORIE R. KERN-English Course. Cos- tumes: Class Plays lll, Operettas lil. Clubs Foreign Language, Girls', Round Table Science, X. JOHN G. KlELY-Elective Course. Clubs Boys', Foreign Language, Round Table, Sci- SHCS. SYLVlA V. PERUZZO-Elective Course. Clubs Art, Ginls', Round Table. LOIS G. WHITE-Science Course. Clubs Girls', Science. PATRICIA J. KELLY-Stenographic Course. l Sports: Life Saving. Clubs: Foreign Language, l Girls', Nereids'. NANCY A. NEUMANN-Elective Course. Class Plays ill, Operettas l3l. Clubs: Art, Camera, Foreign Language, Girls', Round Table, Science. LOIS E. OBERLANDER-Stenographic Course. Building Usher. Oracle lTypistl. Clubs: Art, Camera, Foreign Language, Girls', Round Table, Science. SCOTT J. OESTREICH-English Course. Op- erettas l2l. Sports: Football lMinor Embleml. Clubs: Boys', Camera, Foreign Language, Round Table, Science. MARY C. O'HARA-English Course. All-City Chorus. Operettas lil. Clubs: Foreign Lan- guage, GirIs', Round Table. Honor Society. Patricia Kelly Marilyn Potter, Lois Oberlander, Nancy Neumann May Patton, Doreen Peliska, Scott Oestreich, Barbara Papke, Mary O'Hara BARBARA J. PAPKE-Science Course. S.G.A. lAssembly, 9B lnstruction, Study Hall, Lunch Hour, Hostessl. Sports: Lite Saving, Syn- chronized Swimming lCaptainl. Clubs: Foreign Language, Girls', Nereids' lVice-Presidentl, Round Table. DOREEN M. PELISKA-Science Course. S.G.A. lAssemblyl. Sports: Basketball, Hockey. Clubs: Foreign Language, Girls', Round Table. MARILYN J. POTTER-English Course. Build- ing Usher. Operettas lil. Oracle lStar Re- porterl. S.G.A. lHostessl. Clubs: Foreign Language, Girls', Round Table. MAY M. POTTON-English Course. All-City Chorus. Operettas l2l. S.G.A. 9B Instructionl. Clubs: Foreign Language, Girls', Round Table, Science lSectional Secretaryl. Page One Hundred Thirty-nine CAROLYN R. NOWAK-Elective Course. Clubs: Art, Camera, Foreign Language, Girls', Round Table, Sci- ence. JAMES J. NEITZEL-Science Course. Sports: Swimming lMaior Emblems l, Minor Emblems 2l. Clubs: Boys', Foreign Language, Round Table, Science. DANIEL M. OWEN-Science Course. Sports: Swim- ming iMaior Emblems 2, Minor Emblem ll. S.G.A. fStudent Court Judge, Hostl. Clubs: Boys', Foreign Language, Round Table, Science lSectional Presidentl, Usher Nice-Presidentl. Elks' Club Award. ROGER H. PAAP-Manual Arts Course. Dance Band. Clubs: Boys', Foreign Language, Round Table. MARY J. PACHES-Stenographic Course. Clubs: Booster, Foreign Language, Girls', Round Table. HARRIET S. POLINSKE-Elective Course. S.G.A. lHos- tessl. Clubs: Foreign Language, Girls', Round Table. ELIZABETH PUM-Stenographic Course. Oracle lAs- sistant Office Manager, Typistl. Clubs: Foreign Lan- guage, Girls', Round Table. Honor Society. German Pin. Daniel Owen, Carolyn Nowak, Elizabeth Pum, Roger Paap, Harriet Polinske, Mary Paches, James Neitzel Page O e Hundred Forty Robert Praxel, Theresa Perez, Marcelyn Prindle, James Perse, Dorolhy Olah, Neil Priegel DOROTHY M. OLAH-Srenographic Course. Building Usher. Oracle lTypisTl. Clubs: Foreign Language, Girls', Round Table. THERESA D. PEREZ-Slenographic Course. Oracle lTypisfl. Clubs: Foreign Language, Girls'. JAMES E. PERSE-Science Course. S.G.A. lAssembly, Study Halll. Clubs: Boys', Foreign Language lSecre- faryl, Round Table, Science, Usher lCaplain, Vice- Presidenfl. ROBERT F. PRAXEL--Manual Arls Course. Clubs: Boys', Foreign Language. NEIL J. PRIEGEL-Science Course. Clubs: Boys', MARCELYN D. PRINDLE-Sfenographic Course. Oracle lTypisf, Office Managerl. Clubs: Art, Foreign Lan- guage, Girls', X. Page One Hundred Forty-one MISS ROBERTS 327 JOHN KAFKAS-Science Course. All-City Chorus. Clubs: Boys', Foreign Language. FREDERICK G. UTPATEL-Elective Course. Clubs: Boys', Foreign Language, Science. RICHARD T. VANWEELDEN-Science Course. Sports: Gym Team. Clubs: Boys'. KENNETH R. WAGNER-Science Course. Clubs: Boys', Foreign Language, Round Table, Science. ROGER L. WEGNER-Elective Course. Clubs: Boys', Camera, Round Table, Science. JAMES D. WHITE-English Course. Centen- nial Pageant. S.G.A. lAssemblyl. Clubs: Boys', Foreign Language. Music Certificate. CHARLES E. WOLFE-Latin Course. Band lAll-City, All-Stalel. Class Plays lil. S.G.A. lAssemblyl. Clubs: Booster, Boys', Foreign Language lPresidentl, Round Table, Science, X lRecorderl. Honor Society. LAVERNE A. WOLNEY-Elective Course. Clubs: Art, Girls'. ELLY l. ZIEMANN-Elective Course. Clubs: Foreign Language, Girls', Round Table. Page One Hundred Forty-two John Katlcas, Elly Ziemann, LaVerne Wolney, Charles Wolf, James White Richard VanWeelden, Kenneth Wagner, Roger Wegner, Frederick Utpatel Eugene White, Peter Waal, Theodore VanElls, John Wiesner Priscilla Wildish, Mary Widmeyer, Angeline Woitanowski, Matilda Wolf, Betty Walsh PETER C. WAAL-Science Course. S.G.A. lAssemblyl. Clubs: Art, Boys', Foreign Lan- guage, Science, X. Honor Society. BETTY J. WALSH-Elective Course. S.G.A. lStudy Halll. Clubs: Foreign Language, Girls', Round Table, Science, X. EUGENE C. WHITE-Science Course. All- City Chorus. Sports: Football lMaior and Minor Embleml. Clubs: Boys', Foreign Lan- guage, Round Table lPresident and Vice- Presidentl. MARY A. WIDMEYER-Science Course. Class Plays lil. S.G.A. iStudy Halll. Clubs: Art, Foreign Language, Girls', Nereids', Round Table. JOHN J. WIESNER-Science Course. Or- chestra: Class Plays l3l, Operettas l3l. Dance Band. Clubs: Boys', Camera, Science. PRISCILLA M. WILDISH-English Course. All- City Chorus. Centennial Pageant. Operettas l2l. Clubs: Camera, Foreign Language, Girls', X lRecorderl. THEODORE J. VANELLS-Science Course. Clubs: Boys', Foreign Language, Science. ANGELINE E. WOJTANOWSKI- Elective Course. Operettas lil. Clubs: Booster. MATILDA J. WOLF-Elective Course. Clubs: Foreign Language, Girls', Round Table. Page One Hundred Forty-three BETTY J. BRANDT-Science Course. All-City Orchestra and Band. Orchestra: Class Plays l2l, Operettas Oracle lAd Solicitor, Business Managerl. Annual lBusi- ness Manager, Editor-in-Chiefl. Sports: Life Saving. S.G.A. lAssembly, 9B lnstruction, Study Halll. Clubs: Camera, Foreign Language, Girls', Round Table, Sci- ence lSecretaryl, X lRecorderl. Badger Girls' State '48. Honor Society. Quill and Scroll. Science Award. G. A. Fritsche Memorial Scholarship. Gold Medal. MARY E. DAVIS-Mathematics Course. Orchestra: Class Plays lil, Operettas Clubs: Art, Foreign Language, Girls'. MARLENE L. FREDERlCK-Science Course. Centennial Pageant. Oracle lCub Reporterl. S.G.A. lHostessl. Clubs: Foreign Language, Girls', Round Table, Science, X. Donald Vandenberg, Mary Davis, Marlene Frederick, Lyle Winger, Charlotte Wilson, Thespo Kafkas, Betty Brandt, Joanne Olsen THESPO KAFKAS-Elective Course. Clubs: Art, Girls', Science, Library Guild. JOANNE L. OLSEN-Science Course. Oracle lNews Editor, Star Reporterl. Sports: Badminton, Life Saving lCaptainl. S.G.A. iStudy Halll. Clubs: Camera, For- eign Language, Girls', Nereids',' Round Table, Science, X lScribel. Latin Pin. Honor Society. Bronze Medal. Quill and Scroll. Page One Hundred Forty-four DONALD R. VANDENBERG-Latin Course. Clubs: Boys', Foreign Language lPresidentl, Round Table, Science. CHARLOTTE J. WlLSON-Science Course. Clubs: For- eign Language, Girls', Round Table, Science, X. Honor Society. LYLE H. WINGER--Science Course. Orchestra: Class Plays l3l, Operettas l2l. Clubs: Boys', Foreign Lan- gauge, Science. ROBERT F. BRlELMAlER-Elective Course. Centennial B ARBARA L. THOMPSON-English Course. Clubs: For- Pageant. Clubs: Boys'. eign Language, Girls', Round Table, Science, X. MARY J. WEBER-Stenographic Course. Clubs: Booster, JAMES E. THlEL-Science Course. Clubs: Booster, Boys', F oreign Language, Girls', Round Table, X. Honor Camera, Science. Society. James Thiel, Mary Weber, William Wilinski, Eileen Wieland, Phil GARNET A. WEILER-Stenographic Course. Clubs: Foreign Language, Girls', Round Table. EILEEN M. WIELAND--Stenographic Course. Clubs: Foreign Language, Girls', Round Table. WlLLlAM WILINSKI-Mathematics Course. Operettas ip Wruk, Garnet Weiler, Robert Brielmaier, Barbara Thompson l2l. Sports: Swimming lMinor Embleml. Clubs: Foreign Language, Round Table, Science. PHILIP J. WRUK-Science Course. S.C1.A. lStudy Hall, 9B lnstructionl. Sports: Cross Country lCaptain, Maior Emblems 2l. Track lMaior Emblems 2l. Clubs: Boys', Science, X. American Legion Medal. Page One Hundred Forty-five MISS THORNBURG 'I32 RUTH M. CHRISTUXNSEN-Home Arts Course. Clubs: Booster, Foreign Language, Girls'. GERTRUDE H. LEZALA-Stenographic Course. Clubs: Booster, Girls'. MARCIA E. SCHNElDER-Stenographic Course. All- City Orchestra. Centennial Pageant. Orchestra: Class Plays l3l, Operettas Oracle lAd Solicitor, Business Managerl. Sports: Life Saving. Clubs: Art, Camera, Girls', Nereids', Round Table, Science, X lScribel. Brcnze Medal. Honor Scciety. Quill and Scroll. CARLA M. SCHREIBER-Stenographic Course. Orches- tra: Class Plays l3l, Operettas l3l. Clubs: Girls', Round Table, X. GLADYS A. SEM-Science Course. S.G.A. lAssemblyl. Clubs: Camera, Girls', Round Table, Science. GERAl.DlNE SMITH-Elective Course. Annual lArt Editorl. Sports: Volley Ball. Clubs: Art, Foreign Lan- guage, Girls', Nereids', Round Table, Science. LORRAINE M. STERLE-English Course. Oracle lStar Marcia Schneider, Gertrude Lezala, Carla Schreiber Page One Hundred Forty-six Reporterl. Sports: Basketball, Volley Ball. Clubs: Foreign Langauge, Oirls', Nereidsl, Round Table, X. Honor Society. Ruth Christiansen, Geraldine Smith, Gladys Sem, Lorraine Sterle y- i- -- Doris Sosalla, Kathleen Schuster, Theodosia Sopczak DOLORES JAWORSKI-Stenographic Course. Clubs: Foreign Language, Girls', Round Table. KATHLEEN G. SCHUSTER- Stenographic Course. Clubs: Foreign Language, Girls', Round Table. BERNICE L. SOBCZAK-Stenographic Course. Clubs: Girls'. THEODOSIA SOPCZAK-Elective Course. Centennial Pageant. Clubs: Girls'. Dolores Steinhilber, Geraldine Stever, Dolores Jaworski, Bernice Sobczak DORIS M. SOSALLA-Elective Course. Clubs: Girls', Round Table. DOLORES E. STEINHILBER-English Course. Building Usher. Operettas l2l. Oracle lStar Reporter, Literary Editor, Editor-in-Chiefl. S.G.A. lAssemblyl. Clubs: Booster, Foreign Language, Girls', Round Table, X. Quill and Scroll. Spanish Pin. Honor Society. Gold Medal. GERALDINE A. STEVER-Accounting Course. Clubs: Girls'. Page One Hundred Forty seven GERALDINE J. BROOKS-Eleclive Course. Clubs: Girls', Round Table. BARBARA A. lHLlNG-English Course. Cenlennial Pageant. Sporls: Badminton, Basketball, Hockey, Syn- chronized Swimming. Clubs: Foreign Language, Girlsl, lSergeanf-al'-Armsl, Nereids', Round Table, Science, X. GENEVIEVE M. JANCZAK-Slenographic Course. S.G.A. lAssembly, Hoslessl. Clubs: Girls', Round Table, X. Marilyn Smith, Doris Klosiewski, Geraldine Brooks Page One Hundred Forly-eighl Harriet Sans, Lois Schill, Barbara Ihling, Genevieve Janczak DORIS B. KLOSlEWSKl-Slenographic Course. Clubs: Girls', Round Table. HARRIET M. SANS-Elective Course. Building Usher. Class Plays lll. Clubs: Girls', Round Table. LOlS K. SCHILL-Science Course. Sports: Synchronized Swimming, Life Saving, S.G.A. lAssemblyl. Clubs: Foreign Language lChairmanl, Girls', Nereids' lSecre- Taryl, X. MARILYN J. SMlTH-Elective Course. Clubs: Arl, Girls'. Lenora Schultz, Gloria Schmidt, Rita Sikora, Rita Schmidt LENORA l. SCHULTZ-Stenographic Course. Clubs: Foreign Language, Girls', Round Table. RITA A. SlKORA-Stenographic Course. S.G.A. iStudy Hall, Hostessl. Clubs: Foreign Language, Girls', Round Table. NANCY J. SOUTHERN-Elective Course. Clubs: Art, Girl5'. LOIS H. SPUHLER--Elective Course. Class Plays lil. Clubs: Foreign Language, Girls', Round Table. LAVERNE H. KENNEY-Elective Course. Centennial Pageant. Class Plays lil. Clubs: Camera, Girls', Round Table. GLORIA M. SCHMIDT-Elective Course. Clubs: For- eign Language, Girls', Round Table. RlTA M. SCHMIDT-Science Course. S.G.A. iStudy Hall, Hostessl. Sports: Basketball. Clubs: Foreign Language, Girl's, Round Table, Science lSectional Treasurerl, X. Nancy Southern, Lois Spuhler, LaVerne Kenney Page One Hundred Forty-nine .fn Marilyn McKinney, James Ewald, Marilyn May Lois Kuchenbecker, Betty Konings, Lois Kloss, Dorothy Knackert Page One Hundred Fifty l MR. TOMKIEWICZ EAST JAMES E. EWALD-English Course. Cheerleader. Class Plays lll. Fire Warden. Oracle lCo-Literary Editorl. Sports: Cross Country, Track. Clubs: Booster, Boys', Round Table, Science. Quill and Scroll. LOlS J. KLOSS-Stenographic Course. All-City Or- chestra. Centennial Pageant. Orchestra: Class Plays l2l, Operettas l2l. Clubs: Girls', Round Table. DOROTHY G. KNACKERT-Stenographic Course. Oracle lTypistl. Clubs: Girls', Round Table, Library Guild lHead Typistl. BETTY L. KONINGS-Science Course. Building Usher. Costumes: Class Plays l2l, Operettas l2l. Clubs: For- eign Language, Girls', Round Table, Science, X. LOIS H. KUCHENBECKER-Stenographic Course. Or- acle lTypistl. Clubs: Girls', Round Table, X lScribel. Library Guild lTypistl. MARILYN J. MAY-College Commercial Course. Clubs: Foreign Language, Girls', Nereids', Round Table. MARILYN J. McKlNNEY-Elective Course. Oracle lStar Reporterl. Clubs: Art, Girls', Round Table. JOAN M. MARTENS--English Course. All-City Chorus. Operettas l2l. Clubs: Foreign Language, Girls', Round Table, Science. AUDREY L. MARTIN-Stenographic Course. All-City Chorus. Operettas lil. Clubs: Foreign Language, Round Table. MARY J. MAY-English Course. Costume Committee: Class Plays lll, Operettas ill. S.G.A. lAssembly, Study Halll. Clubs: Foreign Language, Girls', lVice-Presidentl, Round Table, Science. JOHN C. MOE--Science Course. Operettas l3l. Sports: Football lMinor Embleml. S.G.A. l9B Instruc- tionl. Clubs: Boys', Foreign Language, Round Table, Science. BARBARA A. MROCZKOWSKI-Stenographic Course. S.G.A. lHostessl. Clubs: Girls', Round Table, X. Library Guild lTypistl. Honor Society. MARYANN J. MURACK-Stenographic Course. Sports: Life Saving, Synchronized Swimming lCaptainl. S.G.A. lHostessl. Clubs: Booster, Camera, Girls', Nereids', lVice-Presidentl Round Table, Science. KURT O. YOUNG-Elective Course. Kansas City High: Class Plays lll. Stage Crew. S.Cv.A. lAssemblyl. Sports: Basketball lMaior Emblem, Minor Embleml. John Moe, Mary May, Maryann Murack, Kurt Young Audrey Martin, Barbara Mroczkowski, Joan Martens Page One Hundred Fifty BURTON E. ERENZ-Science Course. Centennial Pag- eant. Opereifas lll. S.G.A. lAssemblyl. Clubs: Boys', Camera, Foreign Language, Science, X lPresidenfl. Victory Pageant. Slage Crew. Bronze Medal. Honor Society. JOHN J. KOEHLER-Science Course. Clubs: Boys', Science. RONALD J. KOPYDLOWSKI--Science Course. Sporfs: Cross Country lMinor Emblems Zl, Track lMinor Em- bleml. Clubs: Boys', Science, Usher. Ronald Kopydlowski, Burlon Erenz, John Koehler Page One Hundred Fiffy-fwo Dolores Zimdars, Catherine Kress, Geraldine Meyer, Doris Merle CATHERINE A. KRESS-Sfenographic Course. Oracle lCub Reporferl. Clubs: Foreign Language, Girls', Round Table, Library Guild lMoniforl. DORIS E. MERTEN-Eleclive Course. Clubs: Girlsl. GERALDINE M. MEYER-Elective Course. Clubs: For- eign Language, Girls', Round Table, Science. DOLORES M. ZlMDARS-Elective Course. Clubs: Girls'. Shirley Kuhagen, Lois Eberling, Jean Evans, Barbara Wallis RICHARD J. SCHOOFS-Mathematics Course. Class Plays lll. Crews: Radio lManageri, Projection, Spot- light lManagerl. Oracle lStar Reporter, Sports Editorl. Annual lSports Editorl. S.G.A. lAssembly, Lunch Hourl. Clubs: Boys', Camera, Foreign Language, Round Table, Science, X lVice-Presidentl. Badger Boys' State '48. Proiection Crew Pin. Honor Society. Silver Medal. Quill and Scroll. BARBARA J. WALLIS-Stenographic Course. Clubs: Foreign Language, Girls', Round Table. LAWRENCE A. WELKE-Science Course. Clubs: Art, Boys', Foreign Language, Round Table, Science. Radio Crew lAssistant Managerl, Proiection Crew. LOIS J. EBERLING-Elective Course. Clubs: Foreign Language, Girls', Round Table. JEAN M. EVANS-Stenographic Course. Clubs: For- eign Language, Girls'. SHIRLEY M. KUHAGEN-Elective Course. Cudahy High, Clubs: Camera, Girls'. RUTH M. MCCANN-English Course. All-City Chorus. Centennial Pageant. Operettas lll. Sports: Basket- ball, Life Saving lSecretaryl, Tennis, Volley Ball. S.G.A. l9B lnstructionl. Clubs: Foreign Language, Girls', lSecretaryl, Nereids' lSecretaryl, Round Table, Science. Richard Schoofs, Ruth McCann, Lawrence Welke Page One Hundred Fifty-three MISS WELSH 313 ROBERT W. BARCZAK-Manual Arts Course. Sports: Football lMaior Emblems 3l, Track lMaior Embleml. S.G.A. lStudent Court, QB lnstructionl. Clubs: Booster lVice-Presidentl. All-City Football Team, All-State Squad. PATSY J. BUEGE-English Course. Centennial Pageant. Oracle lCub Reporterl. Sports: Hockey, Swimming. S.G.A. lAssemblyl. Clubs: Booster, Camera, Foreign Language, Girls', Round Table, Science, X. FREDERICK B. HELMER-Science Course. Sports: Basketball lMaior Emblem l, Minor Emblem ll, Football lMaior Emblems 2l. S.G.A. lAssembly, lst Vice-President, 9B ln- struction, Study Halll. Clubs: Booster, Boys' lCo-Presidentl. BEVERLY R. KERBER-Elective Course. S.G.A. lStudy Halll. Clubs: Girls'. DIANE C. KUEHNE-Science Course. Sports: Hockey. S.G.A. iStudy Hall, Monitorl. Clubs: Foreign Language, Girls', Round Table lSergeant-at-Armsl, Science, X. Page One Hundred Fifty-four Frederick Helmer, Barbara Mackurath, Patsy Buege, Robert Barczak BARBARA J. MACKURATH-English Course. Sports: Hockey. S.G.A lHostessl. Clubs: Foreign Language, Girls', Nereids', Round Table Science. BERNADINE M. KURTZ-Stenographic Course. Sports: Hockey. Clubs Girls', Nereids'. YVONNE J. WACHOWIAK-Elective Course. Clubs: Girls', Science Beverly Kerber, Bernadine Kurtz, Diane Kuehne, Yvonne Wachowiak I Ethel Beckwith, Joan Byrne, Janet Caughey, Barbara Cybell BETTY J. BAUMGARTEN-Mathematics Course. Class Plays lil, Op- erettas lil. Oracle lStar Reporter, Associate Editor.l S. G.A. lAssembly.l Clubs: Foreign Language, Girls', Nereids', Round Table, X. Quill and Scroll. Bronze Medal. Honor Society. ETHEL D. BECKWITH-Science Course. Costume Committee: Class Plays lil, Operettas l2l.Clubs: Foreign Language,Girls',Round Table, Science. Marie McCarthy, Allen Cobbs, Betty Baumgarten, Donald Bristow DONALD C. BRlSTOW-Science Course. Sports: Basketball lMaior and Minor Emblem.l Clubs: Boys'. JOAN M. BYRNE-Science Course. All-City Orchestra. Operettas lil. Clubs: Art, Girls', Round Table, X. JANET L. CAUGHEY-Elective Course. All- City Pageant. Operettas l2l. Oracle lStar Reporterl. Clubs: Girls', Round Table, X. ALLEN D. COBBS--Science Course. Sports: Basketball lMaior Embleml. Clubs: Boys'. BARBARA J. CYBELL-Stenographic Course. Clubs: Foreign Language, Girls', Round Table. MARlE B. MCCARTHY-English Course. S.G.A. lHostessl. Clubs: Art, Foreign Lan- guage, Girls', Round Table, Science, X. Page One Hundred Fifty-five Romayne Bartman, Kenneth O'Brien, Nancy Blomquist, John Campbell, Charles Behlendorf, Ronald Beaumont, Marlene Birgel, Eric Christianse ROMAYNE L. BARTMAN-Science Course. Clubs: Foreign Language, Girls', Science, X. ERIC G. CHRISTIANSEN-Science Course. All-City Band and Orchestra. Operettas lll. Sports: Cross Country lMaior Embleml. S.G.A. lAssembly, Hostl. Clubs: Boys', Camera, Foreign Language, Round Table, X. Honor Society. RONALD E. BEAUMONT-Science Course. Clubs: Boys', Foreign Language, Science, Usher. CHARLES V. BEHLENDORF-Science Course. Clubs: Boys', Foreign Language, Round Table, Science. Page One Hundred Fifty-six MARLENE F. BIRGEL-English Course. S.G.A. lHostessl. Clubs: Foreign Language, Girls', Nereids', Round Table, Science, X. NANCY C. BLOMQUIST-Elective Course. S.G.A. lHostessl. Clubs: Girls', Round Table. JOHN C. CAMPBELL-Elective Course. Clubs: Boys'. KENNETH L. O'BRlEN-Elective Course. Ottawa Town- ship High School-Sports: Football lMaior Embleml. Clubs--Bay View High: Boys', Science. Delores Buenger, Rinato Cialdini, Beverly Brown, Allan Budney, Theresa Makarewicz, Flavio Brisighella, Mary Ellen St. John, Christine Czarnecki FLAVIO C. BRISIGHELLA-Elective Course. Clubs: Boys', Round Table, Science. BEVERLY A. BROWN-Science Course. Clubs: Foreign Language, GirIs', Science. ALLAN G. BUDNEY-Manual Arts Course. Sports: Football lMinor Embleml. Clubs: Boys', Science. DOLORES R. BUENGER-College Commercial Course. Clubs: Foreign Language, Girls', Round Table lSecre- tarYl, X lScribel. X Club Pin. RINATO J. CIALDINI-Science Course. Sports: Cross Country lMaior and Minor Embleml, Track lMinor Emblems 2l. Clubs: Boys', Round Table, Science. CHRISTINE D. CZARNECKl-Elective Course. Sports: Volley Ball lCaptainl. Clubs: Girls', Round Table. THERESA V. MAKAREWICZ-Elective Course. Clubs: Foreign Language, Girls', Round Table. MARY E. ST. JOHN-Science Course. All-City Chorus. Centennial Pageant. Sports: Badminton, Basketball, Tennis, Volley Ball. Clubs: Foreign Language, Girls', Round Table, Science. Page One Hundred Fifty seven l l There are twenty-five Of us in ally Some big, some short And others, tall. We've all had Many happy days, We've all had fun In many ways. 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GROPPI Fancy Groceries and Meafs Zinefandel Grapes in Season 1441 East Russell Avenue Humboldl' 3-9762 A STEWARTS f SERVICE STATION CLARICS SUPER GAS 4 A A, w llUmboldt 3-9777 1 . 3850 South Howell Avenue 7 Milwaukee 7, Wlisconsin I+ , Page One Hundred Fifty the 4 S 1 , L I 1- -ix SHW- Lnunnnq st zlzl s KINNICKINNIC W' X, ' 2 so -t Sl Ennens Q. I 5 1 N Compliments of PICKARD MOTOR SERVICE 355 EAST LINCOLN AVENUE COMPLETE AUTOMOTIVE REPAIR SERVICE CHET'S GRILL The Finest in Home Cooking 2205 South Kinnickinnic Avenue HUmboIdt 3-9705 OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK-24 HOURS A DAY Short Orders L Complete Dinners Fish on Friday Chicken on Saturday OHdd WILLIAM F. DOUBLE Attorney and Counselor at Law .l -. 1. I52 W. WISCONSIN AVENUE MILWAUKEE 3, WISCONSIN Telephone DAly 8-5358 I - E 1 Compliments of KOSCIUSZKO FURNITURE STORE, INC. EVERYTHING EUR THE H HOME IN I FURNITURE Sz APPLIANCES I 1327 WEST LINCOLN AVENUE AND 2637 SOUTII KINNICKINNIC AVE. TED WEN ZEL'S MEAT MARKET FOR BETTER MEATS HY-GRADE POULTRY HOME-MADE SAUSAGES We Deliver in Bay View und Town of Lake 2908 South Kinnickinnic Ave. SHeridan 4-3558 PgO d P L Congratulations and Best Wfishes 2319 South Howell Avenue w Offers fhe finesf in FUNERAL FLORAL PIECES T CUT FLOWERS POTTED PLANTS ' Phone SHeridon 4-0814 to the Graduates from Multhauf Pharmacy 2479 S. Howell Ave. Milwaukee 7, Wis. T XB.-S. Wig-niewskjz lneorporated Everything AllEOH10liY'C Sz Electrical O L Cornplete Record Departrnent SPECIAL! ! Z Records 4 for 31.00 Record Players and Radios Cxlll fllodelsl U LT Bicycles 81 Sporting Goods Phone Sheridan 4-2707 2133 S. Kinniekinnie Avenue G PINE AVENUE FOOD MARKET Willmer Siewert Prop. 3731 S. PINE AVENUE S l leridan 411-9892 P g O H dred Sixfy-fwo Compliments of VETERAN'S LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANERS N 1 1 I N 1 N i l f Aim 5.561460 i i i' HI-WAY REXALL H SUCCESS TO THE GRADUATES FLOWERS D R U G S T O R E AND , GIFTS Phone: Sheridan 4-9751 W A F D T FLORIST 'A' 3863 So. Howell Avenue Milwaukee 7, Wisconsin l i A 2330 S. Kinnickinnic Avenue Ann-nom s. nozswsiu, R. PH. Telephone SHe'idan 44071 Meet Your Neighbors at WEBER'S SUPER I. G. A. i Bay View's Finest, Complete Food Market Recently given national recognition through Magazine HUmboldt 3-'l7lO 2273 South Howell Avenue--at the Triangle g One Hundred Sixty-four C. F. CASSELMAN Painting and Paperluznging 2718 South Logan Avenue SHeridan 4-7552 Milwaukee 7, Wisconsin 16x Bay View Federal Savings and Loan Association C. J. Bullock, Secrefary SEE US FOR MORTGAGE LOANS...INSURED SAVINGS PLAN Each Accounf Insured fo 55,000 by F.S.L.I.C. SHeridan 4-1831 2671 South Kinnickinnic Avenue Compliments of C. B. llenschel Dlanufacturing Company 229 YY. Blineral Street PgoHd dS , W. A. GETZEI. , woonwonx COMPANY BeHer- Bilf Millwork I 0 Frames, Windows, Storm Sash and Screens, Cabinets, and Stairs N 1 Q 2712 SOUTH 28TH STREET , MILWAUKEE 1 Mlfchell 5-1081 CERAR'S DELICATESSEN AND FINE BAKERY IOOZ Pure Whipped Cream Cakes and Pies We Carry Usingers Sausage 2717 South Kinnickinnic Avenue Sl'leridan 4-8642 N W. I. KUHN SALES AND SERVICE 3860-70 South Howell Avenue FIRESTONE-HOME AND AUTO SUPPLIES wp BRAKES RADIOS AUTOMATIC CHOKES IGNITION LUBRICATION GENERATORS V CARBURETORS BATTERIES VOLTAGE REGULATORS N QGGXCVLQ Sauce GMI DELCO-REMY CARTER AC MONROE SHOCKS AUTO-LITE GUIDE LAMPS SISSON CHOKE STROMBERG TRICO rqufkafzqecf .Jrfeacf fiqhf Slffzfzon PASSENGER, TRUCK, TRACTOR, AND INDUSTRIAL TIRES Recapping and Repairing -Gmzhmm Om Qmwnlee- U FOR SERVICE CALL: SH. 4-9966 - HU. 3-2727 One Hundred Sixty-six Badger Die Casting Corporation Manufactlzrers of Zinc and Aluminum Alloy Die Castings Telephone SHeridan 4-6643 V N 201 W. Oklahoma Avenue Milwaukee 7, VVis. ' ' T ' Y V QUlRK'S I cuDAHY TRADING POST In A Complete Line of A LUMBER and BUILDING SUPPLIES JOHNS-MANVILLE PRODUCTS GENERAL ELECTRIC APPLIANCES G. E. TELEVISION sror IN ron A NEW I-OW , nsmonsnumou PAYMENT mms 3412 E. LAYTON AVENUE HUMBOLDT 3-4444 Chartered and Supervised by the U. S. Government SAVINGS ACCOUNTS 0 HONIE LOANS Kinniekinnie Federal Savings 8: Loan Association y South Kinnickinnic Ave. at Lincoln Ave. SHeridan 4-3323 ,A , , ,- A , J Pgo Haas THE CRAMER-TQRASSELT CO. ga-WfLndeJ4 14525111 The Cramer-Krasselt Co. is one of a very few adver- tising agencies offering complete advertising service INCLUDING PRINTED PROMOTION lnjlgimyl 733 NORTH VAN BUREN STREET 0 MILNVAUKEE dS fy ghf ELMEIH ll. FIIITZ Bro-Kade I Painter and Decorator NVall Papering 81 Outside Painting Slleridan 4-5648 0 3201 South Lenox Ave. Auto Ports Supplies Accessories SEAT COVERS TIRES 81 TUBES I I HENRY'S AUTO STORES 2230 S. KINNICKINNIC AVENUE HUmboldt 3-2978 ' LUTHER BROS. SERVICE 2594 S. Kinnickinnic Avenue PAT E PRODUCTS W AUTO RADIO REPAIRING - WAXING ANTON'S FOOD MARKET 3172 S. ADAMS AVENUE I Fresh Meats and Groceries Phone: SHeridan I--8248 o I SUELFLOWS I HOME BAKERY 2693 South Kinnickinnic Avenue SHeridGn 4-8532 I I KAY KAY LIN K I V2 Houk LAuNoRY I Corner Kinnickinnic and Lincoln Avenues I TH E FINEST IN WASH I THE FINEST IN DRY CLEANING I , , V Y YI! I' ' ' ' ' ' ' T Y ' ' - f- f ff I Gillis 8 P0t'?in?19 00' Tippecanoe Hardware 3055 South Howell Avenue I Real Estate llorlguge Loans DELTA' PUWER TOULS General Insurance l,HIII-Sm-MLN 'luv'-S 2250 s. Ki llll im-ki .,.1 it- .xw.1u.- I'I ..,f1.f1 Ill mI,.,I.1I 3.0230 SH. -I-l22l Florian ,l. S 1'll k. Prop. Blilwaukee T, Wvis. I Nimmer's Shell Service 2892 South Kinnickinnic Avenue Phone Sllerillan 4 -73 70 HOUSE PII AHMACY ffM1l,wIAUK1f:1Q's lI'INES'1',' HU b Id 3 9719 J. W2 House, R. Ph. I m o f - N S. Kinnickinnic Ave. at Potter LU T. G NTILXVAUKEE, w ISCONSIN II 'e Deliver I Y YY i Y Yi Y Y I Page One Hundred Sixty-nine Printing that Satisfies ANYTHING FROM A CALLING CARD TO A NEWSPAPER THE MILWAUKEE TIMES SOUTH SIDERS HOME PAPER 831 S. 5th Street Mltchell 5-8100 BAY VIEW LINOLEUM COMPANY fDesigners of Modern Kitchensj CUSTOM BUILT KITCHEN CABINETS, FORMICA SINK and COUNTER TOPS, INLAID LINOLEUM, RUBBER and ASPHALT TILE 2227 SOUTH KINNICKINNIC AVE. 0 SHERIDAN 4-9181 and SHERIDAN 4-9182 A LIING BECURD 0F SERVICE . . . Uvcr a period of more than sixty years, Nordhc-rg has 110001110 one ofthe outstanding huildvrs of heavy 111af-I1i111-ry and ther leading industry of Bay Yicw. From our long record we take pride in the many contributions Nordbvrg has made in the fields in which our products arc used. NIIRDBERG MEG. CUMPANY PgO HddS enfy MALVERN QUALITY BAKERY Wm. Wachholz, Proprietor r FINE BAKED 414 West Lincoln Avenue Telephone Orchard 2-0584 i l Finrer Jewelry FUR ALL Uf'f'ASlUXS i ix BlR'l'llS'l'UNl'i RINGS VVA'l'fllIl'iS U BRACELETS X BIlt,l,FOl,l7S I TIE CLIPS ' iw l,Uf'Kl'i'l'5 O C'0BIl'AC'l'S ,lmlf ,1f,,1, I fnflzvrr 1.1- f-fffngfzmlgs i ICECREAM r 'fi 'QIA 'U Illl WI' fyll My , ' Qfwkze 'E'E5'l?t!.EYEi p i Jlwiplnf W Pl2iIlklIll1JI1.Xl' c'z1c lv Blain Floor 4 Sm 1-f- 10 Inside p Att ip, pp, p osr HADWIN SALES CO. 2212 South Kinnickinnic Avenue Milwaukee 7, Wisconsin Phone HUmboldt 5-3003 l Distributors of Electric Supplies, G.E. Lamps, Fixtures, Tools, Housewares, and Toys Xmas Bulbs and Sets We import the most unusual toys in the world l V2,,-pf,, p,,t w Page One Hundred Sevenfy W 1 N South Shore Market i Distinctive Foods K 2903 South Delaware Avenue W JANIIQS W. S'N1l'l'lI. Prop. FN REIFS RESTAURANT HTHE BEST HAMBURGERS IN TOXVNM Sllvrirlan -I-9989 2318 SOLTH KINNICKINNIC UI gi W W' ' 55:1 , 1551 TL , P V . .. G13 f ,X Dm. SP-SA-49 5. I1 Ciiv- if E7 QJ Qi2i '1i4 , , V klyfeg ,L ,Q C3 gm E1 SEQ? fax f Cfff , 45 f ,W f .if ffv -' , ,g,.-ilk 'ff' F2 ' EQ Kb ey i,ix 'S u 5 Pgo Haus ry: I roNs 8. co. Real Iflslalc Mortgage Loans and Insurance Since 1887 I 929 W. Mitchell St. N1Itcl1cll5-6300 I BAY FRUIT MARKET I 2897 s. DELAWARE AvE. I , SHeridan 4-9845 I Quality I FRESH FRUITS and VEGETABLES WE DELIVER SOUTH SHORE PHARMACY Eros F. Heinrich 2532 E. Oklahoma Ave. Milwaukee, Wis. I l Phone SHeridan 4-2759 Union Shop Phone I-IUmbo1dt 3-9764 I I GEIIE'S BARBER SIIIII' I Gene Massaro, Prop. 2349 S. Kinnickinnic Avenue X Hub' block south of East Lincoln Phone SHeridan 4-5221 .IUSTRITE GIFTS AND APPIIANCES ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES MEN'S WEAR , I GIFTS LINGERIE e lI INFANTS' WEAR HOSIERY C01 I NOTIONS IEWELRY A r 4 I TELEVISION QI J .E VWE L E R, S E. 3869 soun-I HOWELL AVENUE Sumsm ,O I MILWAUKEE 7, WISCONSIN ALS-I-ED KASTEN CO R. c. noRszYNsKl ' I MILWAUKEE ,- Y, -7 - Y 'II I li DR. T. W. GESTHIER N I K lx 405 East Lincoln Avenue 2993 S. KlHIllCkllllllC Ave. I I SHeridQn Sheridan I-8006 In I I, - , , W I I' ' -7 ' A I ' W ' ' ' 'I I MARTIN H. DU MEZ Phone HU. 3-9516 Tire and Battery Service l GENERAL INSURANCE 2363 South Kinnickinnic Avenue M a H I SH id n 4-1585 . . e' at Super Service Station , , . I H. Du Mn STAMP COMPANY Gas, Oxl and Accessories We Buy and Sell Sfvmpf' 2915 S. Kinnickinnic Ave. l United States and Foreign Stamps and Philatelic Supplies F, Magholz W Hennell , Page One Hundred Seventy-three u THE G LUW 2646 South Kinnickinnic .-Kvenu or NOW!! C YNDER NEW NITXN-ULl'lNIlH1N'l' SODNS Sl NDLXES FOIQNT UN SERYIKIE Ol NNY TX W1 Nlrs. H4-la-n Svhllllillfl. Propric-l r Pl I-IEEMAN'S S PER SERVICE ELMER HUNDT, Proprietor GENERATOR and STARTER SERVICE LUBRICATION TIRES MOTOR TUNE-UP Phone: HUmboldl 3-9697 GUODYEAR TIRES 2509 East Oklahoma Avenue I Y , P w lfomplinwnls rj T DON YANDENBERC .NYPIIIU .Uv lmpunf- l.u1'vssil Y LYLE WTINGER Nw' Tawui llvnmns T CHARLES E. WIILFE Dux Fvrninu Fuvli LAKE VIEW LANES 3145 South Kinnickinniv :NVGIIIIC Huy lYiI'1l'nS TY0141-sl Howling Cl'llff'I'n lllvlllllllllll 3-98725 Wm 8 MODERN ALLEYS IEOUIIIEIITII, and Grill Service OPEN BOWLING EVERY AFTERNOON AND ALL DAY SA'l'lJllDAN AND SUNDAY A Place for Youth to Bowl Page One Hundred Seventy-four Covers and Binding 161' your 1949 Umcle Made by BGOKCRAFT, Inc. ...... 1570 SOUTH FIRST STREET O MILWAUKEE, WIS. Lincoln Dlusie House Expert Teaching of All Instruments 1534 Yvest Linvoln Ave. 34-71 E. Plunkinlon Ave l, Evergreen 4--9602 llllnmboldl 3-9375 Nlilwaukm-1: Cudahy Sales, Service, and Repairs AGNES' FOOD SHOP 2895 S. KINNICKINNIC AVE. HUmbo1dt 3-9794 ,Quafiirv FIl7'I1ffIl7'6,f07' Las: 7 BELL FURNITURE CO. 7 1 THE PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY C. I.. PRITZLAFF, R. PH. SHeridan 4-2795 2721 South Howell Avenue 1 2265 South Howell Avenue On the Lirimln Triangff Everything for the Sick Room Listen to: Know Your Druggist Better HUmb0ldt 3-9916 sm. 5.15 mi wisx iiso on me mai. t GERLING -E'iQ6'g 'g DR. MARIAN LEWIS, M. D. ' SIIERIDAN 4-1027 Deal:-rs in COAL - OIL - COKE Telephone Sheridan -1-2969 2401 South Kinuickinnic Avenue DR. J. P. ZENTNER, Dentist SHERID,-KN -I-5128 as 2519 South Kinnickinnic Avenue l For your typewriter ri-iitzils--sn-liool. office anil bookkeeping SllIlIllll'STIlL'W portable type- writers and fillllllillll pcm. .vw INTEGRITY TYPEWRITER AND SUPPLY CO. i SHericlan 4-7135 2215 SOUTH KINNICKINNIC AVENUE Compliments of Schroeder's Sweet Shop 2327 South Howell Avenue SANDWICHES AND SUNDAES ' 5709 west NATIONAL AVENUE 1 , .,, V f , AL HUNDT MOTOR CO. Studebaker Sales and Serrive i 2797 S. Kinuickinnic Ave. SHeridan .1-6.161 BBU SK I EWI TZ FUNERAL HOME Phone llltchell 5-1013 2101 West Diitchell St. One Hundred Seventy-six 4 ff 'X 'Z fi ,., ,r 1:11- ..,... cv., .f X, 7 , ,, ,ff-.. Y F r, QA v-.1 ETP f 1, f 22 W ee ' f ' 52441 ' A ' ' ,, ZZ A aff, . V-V, Aaggzf ff:- 5 'd'7v, V-- - ' ' f x fr i' A ' -'iff 20' If - '. ef - - ' 'f zf L ' 11: 4 , Af' - if ffm. ,K f , , N f Y wr .XX 'iff Q21 1 ' .- gl. , REQ, :Eff - A4 H NW 'I l'I'nI' milf ' 'l'I'lFl' eeee W ---NA W fl LJ ' mi fl 1 if I- N 22,7 2 V' -9-E l: ' eyes' . 45 ' 1 I 1 n u ' v f . ,H IA if- ig, - gf . h - -AQMLEQ ee y -1 V :Wg--Q A- --V 1 -fy T '- ,Q-flu 3 A . f Qi 'r f IQ1eEli. 'K' ?-f-'T T. uf-ff! fe , ff' Y :ll ,. ,Fw X Jo O ,Y V - ' 4 ...-fx. i .Q xY f - -,I Y -A .,li IEMANN S NS, n Funeral Home ir SHerida11 4-5156 2486 South Kinnickinn ic Avenue ... - Tl. - ...Q- 'Q w I Page One Hundred Sevenfy-seven PLUMBING - HEATING - AIR CONDITIONING -AUTOMATIC FIRE SPRINKLER SYSTEMS PAUL J. GRUNAU CO. 1' f -A' All Types of Residential, Commercial and Industrial Installations i' i i ' 2697 S. Kinnickinnic Ave. Sheridan 4-1400 Milwaukee 7, Wisconsin lee feero-so TIPPECANOE NEWS Southern Milwaukee County's Weekly Newspaper, serving fifty thousand in town of Franklin, Town of Greenfield, Cudahy, l South Milwaukee, Greendale, Hales Corners, St. Francis, Silverdale, Bay View, Layton Park, and complete Coverage of Town of Lake. Phone your Adverfising fo: SHeridan 4-l769 F R ITZ R AT H M A N N, Editor and Publisher 4124 South Austin Sree? 0 Milwaukee 7, Wisconsin Guaranfeed lowesf rafes on any magazine, senf anywhere, lx new or renewal, wholesale or refail. PHONE OR MAIL ORDERS ACCEPTED gZffH2EyEZ 5 5,012 GO. Und. l MANUFACTURING JEWELERS ron'-isnuv l BUNDE 5- UPMEYER JEWELRY MANUFACTURING CO. 246-250 PLANKINTON BUILDING MILWAUKEE 3,WISCONSIN ge One Hundred Sevenly-eighf I oo,ooo C0 FFEE I Beefburgers and Steak Sandwiches 'f FOR WASH MACHINES ' I! si VACUUM CLEANERS Fountain Service-Candies IvIoIzELLA APPLIANCE COMPANY . 422, 5. Ho,,,e,, Avenue T 2373 S. Kinnickinnic Ave. SHeridan 4-32IO' , V , 0WliN AND 'IVELKE MATHEWS DRUG COMPANY I Bay View's Toy Center Hallmark Greeting Cards T Conwdmns 'T 1200 East Oklahoma Avenue SHerIddn 4-9779 T'T T I ' 'W' ' WT I 'YIM' 7 Y I ii I I FAMILY Foon MARKET . E, p, wI55I,EY CQ, X 8: PLUMBING AND HEATING CONTRACTORS Open Until 9 P. M. r Telephone SHeIidan 4-1715 A 206 East Lincoln Avenue HUmboIdt 3-4312 I, MILWAUKEE 7, WISCONSIN A Sigmund Czarnecki 2962 S. Delaware Ave. N Y - ' E - 7 ' ' - ' , Li SOUTH TOWN SPORT SHOP M- KRAKOW AND 50N5 ix Jewelers and Optometrists nEcoans-sronnuc coons 1410 North wth Street 2569 S. KINNICKINNIC AVE. 2257 South Howell Avenue SHeridan 4-2274 MILWAUKEE 7, wls. Smridan 43306 BRMIWQY H224 A 4 , V 1 - N Cornplilnents of DOCTOR KETTNER I T Frunk GcIrno's Service Station W WADHAMS GAS AND OILS X BATTERY RECHARGING TIRES - TUBES - REPAIRING elephone SHeridan 4-9782 I Oklahoma and Clement Avenues i Page One Hundred Seventy-nine I, HAJEWSKI PHARMACY f Service to the Sick Eyes Examined Glasses Fitted Corner South 2nd and West Greenfield Avenue MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN n C There are Hundreds of Frozen Custards but Only One I N Q 7 REAL mozm cusmnn I East Oklahoma at Clement O I I. M. HULLHAUER, PRUP. Humiwmr 3-9906 I H d dEghry BILL'S sl-:ELL ssnvlcz TIRES TUBES COMPLETE ACCESSORIES MOTOR TUNE-UP Oklahoma 8m S. Delaware Avenues Milwaukee 7, Wisconsin SHeridan 4-9886 INT ERIOR AND EXTERIOR COMMERCIAL AND PAINTING RESIDENCE WORK Y, v. HANSON'S ADVANCED PAINTING and DECORATING COMPANY SHeridan 4-0304 4 1 4 East Norwich Street Milwaukee 7, Wisconsin MILWAUKEE CRANE AND sekvlcs coMPANY CUDAHY, WISCONSIN CHAS. I. PETRI and SUN COMPLETE LINE OF FOODS -A' if ir Telephone SHeridon 4-1537 2633 South Kinnickinnic Avenue LET A SINGLE CALL D0 IT ALL! F H f , MQW? ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT 1806 EAST EDGEWOOD AVENUE Phone: W0odrufT 2 7240 Milwaukee 1 1, Wisconsin POHd d WRUK'S SWEET SHOP Philip Wruk Telephone ORchard 2-2449 1324 South 16th Street Milwaukee 4, Wisconsin wnuws KAND KITCHEN EVergreen 4-9925 2707 West Lincoln Avenue UIIR CANDY AND ICE CREANI IS BIADE DAILY Pu re-Fres h - W'l1oles0 nw We Specialize in Hand-Roll- Hand-Dipped Milk Chocolates Our Fruit and Nut Box - Super Our DeI..uXe Box - Family Treat Our Assorted Creams -For Mothers and Fathers t TRY OUR HOME-MADE ICE CREAM Take Home A Pint, Quart, or Gallon o H d dsghryf NATIONAL ICE AND COAL CO. ICE CUBES o PUNCH BOWLS o AND ICE CARVINGS SHeridan 4-2610 1 4 f el A , w v 00 wmwummmm V Q483 S. KINNICKINNIC AVENUE S1-IERIDAN 4-4448 lVlcKINN N SUPER D R U G 2898 South Delaware ,xV0llllf SHeridan 4-9752 ir Where All Friends Meet Awe Awrmm co. i 4 w We,re Never T00 Busy to Say f4Hello', ir 'A' Telephone Sheridan .1-4220 'A' i' 2510 S. Kinnickinnic Avenue Y BIILYVAUKEE. WISCONSIN 1 Q C1 M e, ee 2 u Page One Hundred Eighi Y n' f -1 , 1 P fENGEBREGTSEN'S1 To A, GUWWSKI W W PIIARII.-KCIST 1 w l 1 l N 3946 SOl'TH HOWELL AVENUE SHELL AND FIRESTONE 1 1 1 PRODUCTS xi Town of Lakt- Nlilwaukee. Vlvisvon in l 1 1130 East Oklahoma Avenue 1 ' .gIIf'l'if1lllI I-9971 HUmboldf 3-9870 l 'x A 1919 1949 Thirty years have seen many changes in Bay View but one thing that B has remained constant is Bay View Press SERVICE. During this time we have had the pleasure of serving many hundreds of wonderful customers, among whom we are proud to number the Bay View High School. It is this continuing contact with old friends which has made life in Bay View a little more interesting and more worth while than it would be any other place. 1 COMMERCIAL AND A Y V 1 E W HIGH GRADE 6 soclerv PRINTING P R E 5 S BooK woRK Telephone SHeridan 4-0844 2308 South Howell Avenue 1 - r I Hundred Eighty-four , 1 There IS a size and type LOUIS ALLIS electric motor for every Industrial Mnmrw af 'f' w 'HMN ' X nuns tmaisus rrreee ' X , . ' e requirement. THE LOUIS ALLIS CO. Milwaukee 7 NVis. X ff ff! 49 PgeOeH ::ledEghfyf'e TROGER'S FO0D MARKET 2997 S. Kinnickinnic Ave. t SHeridan 4-5749 l Fresh Home Bakery Frozen Foods and Quality in Foods REGULAR DELIVERIES TUESDAY 61 FRIDAY E -....... T I . X e ephone Sliendan 4-0833 ' Tlzere'.v No Subxtitulefor Qualify' l A 2263 S. Kinnickinnic Avenue - Milwaukee 7, Wisconsin LL A . i p X 34177 vs-f E , I ' If MEN S SHOP JIM KING . cHEvRoLET co. Complimenfr of G. Guenther D.S.C CHIROPODIST 1568 W. MITCHELL STREET Telephone ORchard 2-5646 MATTUSCHEK'S GROCERY Established 1898 2549 South Burrell Street 50th Year Anniversary Phone HUmboldt 3-9801 Compliments of ARTHUR J. STllEHLOYV IIARDWLARE 2675 S. Kiunickinnic Ave. Phone SHeridan 4-4960 BADGER WINDOW CLEANERS 148 W. Warnimonf Avenue SHeridan 4-2751 Compliments of WlNKEL'S PHARMACY PRESCRIPTION EXPERTS 574 West Arthur, Corner South Sixth Street ORchard 2-5575 l J , , l HElEN'S BEAUTY SHOP W 367 East Rosedale Ave. Phone SHeridan 4-3556 OPEN TUESDAY AND FRIDAY EVENINGS We Specialize in Permanent Waving HELEN KU EH N, Proprietres l J. AND H. FOOD MARKET Quality in Meats and Groceries 3461 SOUTH HOWELL AVENUE SHeridan 4-9792 Page One Hundred Eighty-six FOR COAL FUEL OIL IRON FIREMAN STOKERS IRON FIREMAN OIL BURNERS BLUE COAL HEAT REGULATORS Together with good service ,CALL THE MATZEN FUEL COMPANY 2332 South Kinnickinnic Avenue SHeridun 4-3346 Established in 1901 REYEM STABLES 7820-7840 West Forest Home Avenue I MILWAUKEE 14, WISCONSIN I Telephone EVcrgrcen 3-4018 I BOARDING TRAINING RIDING SALES YEAR ROUND HAYRIDES I CLUB HOUSE FACILITIES Ride on the beautiful trails in Whitnall x Park at MiIwaukee's best located stables. I I Selling For You-Every Day-Every Hour KEY BILL POSTING CO. t DA. 8-8484 I6I WEST WISCONSIN AVE. PgO Hddfgy Si W 8 G Q For thirty years Premier Engraving Company has been rendering 8 faithful service to the printing industry and developing the G peftection in craftsmanship that gives you more than just your W 9 Q money's worth when you order at Premier today. Q W Page One Hundred Eighty-eight 818 W. Winnebago St. 0 Milwaukee, Wisconsin MArquette 8-3337 Laufenherg Bros. . Company Johns-Manville Authorized Contractors Roofing, Siding, Insulation, All Types of Tile ' T I 2229 S. Kinnickinnic Ave. SHeridan 4-7739 SHeridan 4-7740 I mezelle, INCORPORATED A I Cosmetics of Distinction NIILW'AU KEE, WISCONSIN For an appointment, for a free facial, I or a glamor party KERN S SERVICE 2729 S. Kinnickinnic Avenue SHeridun 4- 1443 35 YEARS OF SERVICE TO BAY VIEW Qualify Petroleum Products I CALL Slferidan 4-4402 I I I I , Q FROM THE HOUSE OF MUSIC fi 2 - . . Quality Merchandise at the Right Prices in . Xi W if PATTI BROS. Accordions I if I :af I IJ' -A' SLINGERLAND Drums d Q it aiif Accessories R, 'A' VEGA Guitars I A NIT 5 I-, af BUFFET clminers and sexo ' WQTI' Phones N ' A' RUDY MUCK, BLESSING, ww F. A. REYNOLDS, WM. FRANK Trumpets, Comets, and Trombones 4 I Hi' AMPOWER and PREMIER Amplifiers Private Lessons-Bond Training PATTI BROS. 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Mechanics rec ors lll.IS-CIIALMERSN One oi the Big 3 in Electric Power Equipment- Biggesl oi All in Range ai Industrial Products D Pge One Hundred Index A B C D F Abbey, Mariorie. . Adams, Dorothy .... Adrian, Marlene. . . Agne, Stephen ..... Akers, Judith. ..... . . 38 ...43,56 .....41 ,.....36 A1 Albertano, Josephine ..... 56, 109 Albright, Arthur. . . . Altman, Nancy. . . Analla, Arthur. ...... Analla, Catherine .... ...6A,131 ......36 ...A1 ........47 3A Anderson, Gayle ............ Anderson, Jack ...... Anderson, Mary ..... ........34 66,67,109 Anderson, Robert ......... 44, 62 Anderson, Rose. . . . Anderson, Russell. . . . Anderson, Wayne .... Andresen, Lois ..... Andryk, James. . . Ariett, Robert .... Amdt, Robert ..... Arnold, Florence P.. . . Arsand, Janice ..... . Awe, Lauris. ...... 102, Bagley, Vivian. . . . . Baldikoski, Patricia . . . Balkowski, Jeanette. . Ball, Elmer. . . . . . .. Baranowski, John. . . . Barber, Una Mae .... Barbian, Arlene .... Barbian, Patsy. . . . . . Barbian, Ronald . . . . . ........44 ....127 ....106 .....A1 . ..... 37 ...38,59 ....13O ........35 ........3A 103,109 ...36 ....115 ...36 .....34 ....110 ...AA ...41 ........A1 .......107 Barczak, Robert. . .58, 84, 95,154 Barta, Harry L.. ..... Bartman, Romayne .......... Bartz, Beverly . . . . . Basile, Marianne. . . . . Batz, Prisca B. ....... ........A3 156 . .... A3 .......11A ........4A Baumann, Jane . 6A, 74, 75, 97,108 Baumgardt, Joyce ............ 43 Baumgarten, Betty 53, 54, 66,123,155 Baumgartner, Dorothy . Baumgartner, Janette. Baumgartner, Kenneth . ......130 ........A5 Baxter, Richard. . . ...... .41, Baxter, Robert. . . Baxter, Ruth ..... Bearman, Diane. . Beatovic, Arlene. . Beaty, Harry ...... Beaumont, Ronald . . . . Beck, Mary ....... Becker, Richard .... Becker, Ruth C.. . . Becker, Ruth M.. . . . Beckwith, Ethel. . . . . . 45 73 .....36 ...41 ...AA ...AA ...A5 ....156 ...36 ...39 ...39 .....A3 ....155 Behlendorf, Charles .... .... 1 56 Behlendarf, Jack. ......... 36, 73 Behling, Allen .... , ....... AA, Bennett, Naomi. . . . . . Benson, Jeanette ..... Bentley, Gloria. . . Berendt, Nancy .... Berg, George W.. . Bergmann, Harry. . . Berquist, Ellen ..... Bertram, Marilyn. . . Besewske, Elaine. . . Bessler, Edward .... Bettinger, Ethlyn . . Beutin, Nancy .... Beyer, Janice .... Biddick, Ralph ..... Biester, George .... Biller, Harold .... Bindas, Betty . . . Binder, Joseph. . . Bird, Sam ....... Bird, Thomas ...... 73 .44,52,55 ........46 ........A4 ...41 49 Al A3 36 ...AA .....46 ...36,70 .....A1 ...41,67 .....Al ....106 ...36 ...AA ...41 ...43 ........36 Birgel, Marlene .......... . . .156 34 Bisanz John. . . Blackwood, David.. . Blanchette, Marie. . . . 'A1',.68,.73 .,......4.1 41 Blaszcxynski, Audreyann ....... Blauert, Nancy ..... . Blazer, Karen. . . . . Blazer, Roman. . ........41 ...A4,68 ....127 Page One Hundred Ninety-two Block, Marilyn. . . Black, Robert ..... Block, William ........ Blockowitz, Ardeth .... Blomquist, Nancy .... Blumberg, Gene. . . Boals, Nancy .... . . . . . .46 Bock, Kenneth ..... .... 4 A, 72 Bodine, Barbara .... Bodshaug, Ethel. . . Bodshaug, Lillian. . Boehme, Robert. . . ....A3 ....37 ....36 ....41 ...156 ....A3 ....36 ....3A ....39 ...106 A4 Boelter, Donald. . . . . . . . . . . Boettcher Beverl , y . ....... A4, Boheim, Alfred ........... A3, Boinski, Norbert. . . . . Bolan, Joseph ....... . . Bolz, Carl .................. Borcyczkowski, Howard . . Boretsky, Stuart ....... 57 58 36 . . . . 36 36 39 41 44 Braatz,John................ Brady, Beverly ............. 122 Brandt, Betty.52, 66, 81, Brandt, Carol ............ . . . .41 ,144 39 Brandt,James............... Braun, Norma .... Brechtel, Dorothy. . . Breitling, Caroline. . . Breutzmann, Marilyn. . . Brielmaier, Janet ...... Brielmaier, Robert .... Brisighella, Flavio. . . Bristow, Donald ..... Brock, Joan .......... Brodaczynski, Beverly. . . 3A ....36 ....AA ....A5 ....41 ....A1 ...1A5 ...157 ...155 ....39 ....36 Brogan, Mary ............... 36 Bronikowski, Kenneth .... . .36, 69 Brooks, Geraldine .......... 148 Brown, Betsy ....... . . . .41, 53 Brown, Beverly. . . . .....157 57 Brown, Elaine. . . . . . .AB, Browne, Leila . . . . . . . .48 Broxak, Roberta .... .... 3 9 Brozek, Geraldine. . . . . . .A3 Bruder, Patricia .... .... A A Bruemmer, Ruth ..... .... 3 9 Brunsch, Harvey ...... .... 4 1 Buchanan, Borden C. .... .... 3 5 Buczwinski, Raymond .... .... A 1 Budney, Allan .............. 157 Budney, Thomas ............. 44 Buege, Patricia .......... 61, 15A Buenger, Delores ..... 65, 66, 157 Buenger, Gordon ............ 41 Bulson, Gilbert .............. 39 Buraczynski, Ronald. . . . . . .39 Burghardt, Audrey .... .... A 1 Burke, Helen ....... .... 3 A Burke, William .... .... 3 7 Burmeister, Joyce. . . . . . .44 Busalacchi, Anthony. . . . . . . 37 Bussard, Donna ..... .... A A Byrne, Joan ....... . . .155 Cain, Betty ........ .... 3 9 Campbell, John ....... . . .156 Cassabaum, Virginia .... .... 4 3 Cassidy, Robert ............. 38 Caswell, Constance. . . . . ......36 55155 Caughey, Janet ...... 52, , Cavanaugh, Otto ...... Ceranawski, Charles. . . A Ceretto, Marguerite .... Ceretta, Thomas ....... .. .... 39 5 55 66 I 1 ......39 ......45 Cerny, Charles. . . . . .... 36, 73 .64, 108 Ceynowa, Althea. . . . . Chadburn, Joy ..... Champeau, Danny .... Chandler, Helen ..... Charboneau, Edward . . . Charlick, Ann ......... Chartier, Lois ......... Christensen, Audrey. . . Christensen, Carol ..... Christensen, Robert .... Christenson, Jack ....... Christia nsen, Arvid .......... Christiansen, Eric. . . . . 81 Christiansen, Joyce. . . . . Christiansen, Ruth ...... 47 ....39 ....A3 ....A7 ....34 ....38 ...107 ...106 ....A3 ....4A .36 ,89,156 ......43 ...146 Chrostowski, Joyce. . . . . . .A3 Cialdini, Dorothy ..... . . . . . .45 Cialdini, Mary ..... ........ 3 6 Cialdini, Rinato .... .... 9 5, 157 Cieslak, Marilyn. . . ..... . .A3 Cinkosky, Paul. . . . . .36, 69 Clark, Carol. . . ..... 38 Clark, John .... .... A 7 Clark, Joseph ..... .... 3 9 Cleary, Dorothy. . . . . . . 36 Clemins, Violet ...... .... 4 6 Cleveland, Carol .... .... A 3 Cobb, Charles ..... .... 3 9 Cobbs, Allen ...... . . . .155 Coconati, Grace ..... .... 4 8 Cotteen, Annabelle .... .... A 8 Coghlan, Mary ...... .... A 5 Colbo, Dolores .... ..., 3 6 Conley, Clayton. . . . . . . A5 Conley, Marie V.. . . . . . . 35 Conley, Patricia .... .... 3 6 Costello, Thomas E. .........., 44 Coulon, Annabelle ........ . . . 34 Counihan, Donald ..... Cowie, George ..... 86 Crawford, Rowan F.. . . Crosby, June ......... Crouch, Judith ..... Crull, Hugh ......... Cudnohosky, Shirlie. . Cullen, Patricia .... Curran, Joan ..... Cutter, Sara B.. . . Cybell, Barbara . . . Czaikowskig Daniel ....... Czaikowski, Geraldine . Czarnecki, Christine. . Czarnecki, Dolores. Czerwinski, Titus. . . Czubek, Carmella .... Daily, Robert .... Dallman, Carol. . . Damro, Robert. . . Datka, Gloria .... Davids, LeRoy . . . Davids, Norma. . . Davis, Ardith ...... Davis, Mary ........ Del Angel, Maria .... Delebeck, Carolyn. . . Delzer, Ruth ...... DeMeuse, Joanne .... Dennis, Albert L.. . . DeNoyer, Charmaine . DeNoyer, Joycee .... Derus, Carol ...... Derus, Thomas ...,.... Despins, James 55, 59, 92, 93 Dessecker, Arlene ..... DeVeau, Nancy .... Devine, Gerald .... DeWitt, Loretta ..., DeWitt, Lorraine. . . Diedrich, Diane. . Diehl, George ....... Dierauer, Charlene .... .......44 ,1o3,1o5 .......49 .......45 ...39,64 . ,... 36 ....127 ....A5 ....38 ....36 ....155 .45,59 .....A9 ....157 ....A5 ....36 ....39 .....A3 ....131 ....36 .....36 ...39, 6A .....36 .....A5 ....14A ....A5 39 A5 ....37 ....39 ....A3 .....38 ....107 .......39 ,121,131 .......43 ....A5 36 36 36 . . . .39 38 36 37 Diestelkamp, Wanda. ...... . . Dietrich, Janis ........... 60, 108 Dietrich, Geraldine. . . ......138 Dietzman, Howard . . . .... 39, 73 Dietzman, William P.. . . . . . .124 Dillon, Thomas ...... Dimoff, Jonquil .... Dixon, Carol ........ Doering, Barbara ..... Domaglski, Marilyn .... Daminiak, Constance. . . ....A5 .....3A .......37 .......38 ..57, 132 .......38 Dondlinger, Raymond M. ...... 27 Donovan, Alice ....... Donzelli, Felix. . . Dashen, Carole. . . Doss, Donald ...... Doughty, Patricia .... Draieske, Philip .... Draws, Douglas .... Dubis, Raymond. . . Dudzik, Melvin. . . Dutiy, Dorothy. . . ....107 .....43 45 73 39 ....38 ....39 ....36 .....34 ....133 Dugan, John. . Durand, Fred ...... ...A1 . .... 131 38 Durand,lrene......... Durand, Katherine. . Durka, Alice ......... . ..... A5 Durham, Margaret M. .... . . . 48 ' 39 39 Duszynski, Frank .... Duszynski, Michael. . Z...-...-45,172 109 Dyken, Henry. . ....... . . . . Dzwonkowski, Mary . Eaton, Alan ..... Eberling, Carol. . . Eberling, Lois. . . Eckert, Arline ..... Eckert, Audrey ..... Eckert, Elfrieda R.. . . Eckert, Jo Ann. . . . Edwards, Donnah. . . Eisch, Clarence ..... ...39 ...3A .....37 ....153 ...37 ...AB ...49 ...107 ........A4 Elsby, Neale .... .... 3 A, 69, Engel, Carl. . . Engel, Jean ..... Engel, Ronald .... Engnath, Rosemarie. Enright, Jack ....... Ensinger, Judith. .... Erdmann, Caroline. . . Erdmann, Charles. . . Erdmann, Patricia . . . Erenz, Burton 66, 68, 69, Erickson, Audrey .... Erickson, Gail .... A1 73 ........37 ....37 ......45 ......38,73 .75,97,108 73,123,152 .....A8 Erickson, James. . . . . . . .AA Erickson, Nancy. . . . . .138 Ermis, Elsie ..,.,. ...... A B Erskine, Mariorie. . .... 43, 67 Esser, Gerald. . . . . . . .A7 Esser, LeRoy ..... . . .A8 Evancy, Carole. . . . . . . .37 Evans, Hugh .... ......... A 1 Evans, Jean ................ 153 Evans, Margaret .... 96, 103, 106 Evans, Marilyn .......... 60, 106 Ewald, James. . . . . . 53, 54, 150 Ewert, Charles. . . ....... . .34 Ewert, Earl. . . ...... . .A6 Ewert, Nancy. . . .....AA Ewert, Russell. . . .... . .A8 Ewing, Robert .... Fabian, Harold . . . .. ....46, 52 Fabiszewski, Rosemarie. . . . Fairchild, Mary ..... Fakler, Carol ..... Farina, Rosemarie . Farris, Donald ...... Faulhaber, Nancy. . . Feest, Joseph ...... Feller, Raymond .... Feller, Richard .... Fenger, Marlene. . Fenzl, LeRoy ....... Ferri, Theresa ...... Fessler, Margaret. . . Fessler, Mary ...... Filbrandt, Carol .... Filenius, Beverly .... Findlay, Sue ..... Finke, Mavis .... Finke, Suzanne Firle, Robert .... Fischer, Beverly Fischer, Janet .... Fischer, Robert .... Fish, Patricia ..... Fisler, Barbara . . . Fleischer, John . . . Florian, Theresa Fohr, Jean . . Foiut, Joan. . . Fons, Joan .... .... Foster, Edwin. . . 39 39 . ...39 ...45 ...AB .....A5 ..38, 68, 73 .....37 .....47 . ...AB , ...A5 ...39 ....132 ...A3 ...3B ...38 .....38 ....131 ...A5 39 37 45 ...37 ,....37 ......45 ......A8,96 45 bi,'1'2'1','i32 ........1oa Foster, Geraldine. . . Foti, Angelo .... Foti, Esther .... Fox, Patrick ..... Frahm, David ..... Frahm, Gerald .... Frank, Gordon .... Franklin, Janet ..... 48 ......47 37 38 ....59,132 .......37 ......45 ....A3 Franskoviak, Duane. . . . . . .133 Freda, Marian ..... ....... 3 7 Fredendall, Marlee. . .... 38, 6A Fredrick, Marlene. . . .... .144 Fredrich, Robert J.. . . . . . .38 Freitag, Dauetta .... .... A 1 Freuden, Barbara . . . . . . .39 Freuden, Charles. . . . .132 Freuden, Doris ..... .... 3 7 Freund, Florence .... .... 3 9 Fricano, MaryAnn. . .... 38 Friedel, James ..... ...... 4 7 Friedel, Thomas ..... .... A 7, 68 Frischman, Frederick. ......... 39 Fritsch, Arlene ............... 39 Fritsche, John W. ............ A0 Fritz, Robert .......... A5, 68, 72 Frontczak, Helene ............ 39 Frostad, Karen .... ....... 3 9 Fugina, Mark .... .... A 5, 52 Funck, Jack ........ ..... A 5 Furgason, Richard . . . . . . . 37 Gabelbauer, LaVerne .... A8 Gabrielson, Sandra. . . . . . .38 Goido, Aldo. ...... .... A 3 Gaida, Erminio .............. A1 Gallagher, Jacquelyn 53, 57, aa, 120, 121, 122, 136 Gallagher, James ..... A8, 89, 95 Galloway, Janet ......... AA, 99 Galligan, Kenneth ........... 34 Galligan, William. . . . . .A3, 73 Gallinatti, LaVerne .... ..... A A Galow, Marilyn ..... . . . . 37 Gardetto, Alfred ..... .... A 6 Gardetto, Barbara ...... .... 4 4 Garling, Margaret E. .... .... A 3 Garno, Donna ........ .... 1 10 Garsombke, Chiquita ......... 37 Gatz, Gordon .......... 70, 135 38 Gatzke, Florence .... Gavin, Dorothy .... Gavin, James ..... Gowlitta, Rosemarie . IffIf44 ..'.'1.i,' Gaylord, Wesley .... ..... Gedda, lrene ...... Gedymin, Richard. . . Gedymin, Walter. . Gehrke, Roger .... Gehrt, Eileen ...... Geil, Jean .......... 34 55 as .......44 ...41,a9 ....48,70 .....37 Geisenheimer, Carole. . . . . . . Gename, Marlene. . . Gename, Nancy ..... Gerhard, Donald .... Gervais, Nancy ..... Geschrei, Carroll .... Geschrei, Suzanne. . . Geske, Carol ..... Giese, Harlin .... . . . Gilbert, Terrance .... Gill, Juanita ...... Gill, Thomas .... Gillich, Robert. . . Gillo, Henry C.. . . Gillo, Robert. . . . . . . 41 ....AA,99 A3 .....A3 ......l3A ....A4,69 ....A4,52 .....48 ....34 ....AA ....48 ....48 ....A4 ....AA ........37 .66,67,108 Giorgi, Carlo ............... 37 Gittins, Dorothy .... Giertson, Herman. . Glowinski, Jerome. . . Gmirek, Rosemary. . . Goad, Bonita ....... . . . Goad, Frederick ..... Goebel, William .... Goeller, Geraldine. Goeltzer, Janet .... Goelz, LaVerne ..... ........37 .....34 ....137 ....134 .A1 ....107 ....44 ....A8 ....44 ....109 Goetzman, Nancy ..... .... 1 37 Golabowski, Raymond . ....... 44 Golabowski, Roy ......... 34, 73 Goldstein, Nadine. . . . . .A4, 77 116 Index G H J K K Goodman, Gerald .... Gorecki, Jacqueline. . . Gorecki, Rita ....... Gorske, Georgine. . . . Gorski, Eugene. . . . . ...44 ...41 ...41 ...44 37 Gotz, Arlene ...........,... 1 17 Gra bczyk, Anthony ........... 38 Gradisnik, Anthony J. .34, 87, 104 Grams, Betty .......... . ..... 37 Grandfield, Glenn ........... 38 Graves, Richard .... .... 1 17 Gray, Gilbert ....... . . .41 Greenemeier, Ruth .... . . .44 Greske, Glenn ..... . . .44 Gresser, Lillian ..... . . .44 Grezlak, Robert ....... .... 1 1 1 Grimes, Margaret S.. . . . . .45 Groleau, John ....... ..... 4 6 Groppi,James..... ....133 Groppi, Thomas .... . . . . . .40 Groschel, Donald ............ 43 Grotegut, Sally ....... 41, 60, 61 Groth, Richard .... . .,...... 37 Grunert, Joanne .... . . . . . .45 Grunke, Betty .... . . .37 Grunke, James .... . . . 37 Guazzelli, John. . . . . . . .37 Gump, Roy ...... .... 1 37 Gurda, Margaret. . . ...43 Guss, James ........ . . .43 Gutkowski, Barbara .... Gutkowski, Dolores ..... Gutkawski, Ralph. . Gutkowski, Giles .... ......44 ......34 . ...95,137 ......41 Gutteter, Bert .... . . .48, 81 Gutteter, Lee ..... ..... 3 4 Gutzke, Arlene. . . .... . .43 Guy, James .... ...48, 73 Haas, Bernice. . . . . .48 Haas, Shirley ..... . . .40 Haasch, Dorothy .... . . .40 Haase, Eunice ....... ..... 3 5 Haase, George .............. 40 Habermehl, Bettymae .... 56, 114 Hagen, Patricia .............. 38 Hallberg, Greta ..... ..... 4 3 Hallberg, Maureen. . . . , .43 Halpin, Gerald .............. 43 Halpin, Helen ............... 40 Hammer, Edward .72, 75, Hammer, George ...... Hammes, Robert .......... 45, Hanke, Kenneth. . . 105,122 48 58 .....43 Hannah, Harry. .... ...... 4 5 Hanoski, Lawrence .... .. .45, 69 Hansen, Barbara... .....45 Hansen, Joan ..... .... 1 31 Hansen, Marlene. . . . . . .116 Hansen, Nancy. . . . . .40 Hanson, Donald. . . . . .45 Hanson, Ervin. . . . . . .133 Hanson, Richard. . . , , .43 Hanson, Russell. . . . . .48 Heidingsfeld, William .... Hein, Carol ........ Hein, Susan ........ Heinrichs, Audrey. . . Heise, Mary ...... Heisel, James ...... Heisel, Richard ..... . . . . . . . . 130 Helmer, Frederick .... 59, Helmer, Marcia ........... . . . Henke, Ronald. . . Hennell, Alfred .... Henning, Gloria . . . Herb, Carol ..... Herbst, William .... Herman, Lois ..... ...130 .. .... 48 ....34 ....35 ....34 68,154 45 40 40 40 . . . .40 35 35 133 Herman, Richard ........ 89, Hermann, Toby ...... . ....... 34 Hermanson, Lawrence. . . . . Hetzel, Dolores. . . . . . . . . . Hetzel, John. ..... . ...106 .45,76 ......35 Hetzel, Ralph ............... 48 Hetzel, Richard ............. 107 Hetzel, Wilfred. . .58, 63, 89,131 Hickman, Arthur J. ............ 36 Hiegel, Mariann ............. 45 Higgins, Allen .... Hilarov, Nick .... Hilarov, Victor. . . Hillard, Langlie .... Hinich, Betty ..... Hintz, Allan ...... Hintz, Edward. . . Hintz, Paul ..... Hinz, LaVerne. . . . . Hipsch, Eunice ....... Hirsch, John ..... Hirsch, Roger .... Hoefs, LeRoy ...... Hoenecke, Audrey. . . Hoenow, Laris ..... Hoffman, Viola . .. Halba, Beverly. . . Holewinski, Joan. . . Holler, Hazel .... Holling, .loan .... Holloway, June .... Holly, James .... Holly, Judith. . . Hoover, Joan .... Hornickel, Janice. . . Harwich, David .... Host, Gratton .... Host, Kathleen. . . House, Gerald .... House, Geraldine. . . . Housfeld, Ruth ..... Hove, John ...... Howser, Gwen. . . Hrovat, Louise ..... Hubatch, Douglas .... Huber, Dolores .... Hudai, Judith ...... HutTman, George .... Hulsopple, Dorine. . . ......43 75128 .......38 ......40 ...130 ....38 ........40 ......45 53,514,132 ......,,45 ....35 ....47 .....35 ....45,a1 ...oo,116 .......35 ......35 ....45 ....35 ......40 .......4O ........133 ...61,133 .......35 .......3a ....32,45 ......34 ....40 ....34 ....38 ....40 ...115 ....41 ...13s ....35 Humphrey Murray .... .... Hunt, Viola M. ..... . Hurlbutt, Carol .,.. Hurley, Gerald .... Hurley Gordon .............. 40 40 ....40 43 ......4O 45 Harding, Helen ..... Harding, Joyce ...... Harenda, Thaddeus ....... 45 Harris, Florence ..... . . .56, Harris, Ronald ...... . . Harris, Virginia .......... 6 , Harryman, Robert .... Harryman, Thomas .... ...,.4O ......48 ,s4 114 ......4O 1133 Hart, James ....... .... 4 5, Hart, Richard ..... ........ Hartfeldt, Gert .... .... 3 5, Hartley, Faith ..... .... 3 5, Hartley, Virginia .... Harvey, John ....... Hasenstein, Gordon. . . Hashek, Carol ...... Hauerwas, Francis .... Hauler, Dorothy .... Hayes, Carol ..... 35 35 55 37 73 66 40 . .... 35 40 136 35 38 39 45 Hayman, Carol. . . .,.. . . . . Hayman, Ernest. . . .... 35, 73 Hayman, Joyce .............. 45 Healy, James 58, 86, 94, 95,120,121, 122,128 Heider, Jon .......... 35, 72, 73 Heiderich, Frederic ........... 35 Hurley, Ralph .... 69 45 37 ,71 35 38 45 Hurley, William .... 48, 65, 68 Huske, Eugene ............... Hyde, Charles. . . ...... . . . . Hyde, Nancy... lhling, Barbara .... .... 6 1, 148 lhling, Donald .... ....... 4 2 lhling, Gloria .... ...... 4 5 lhling, Lynne ..... . . ..., 36 lmmekus, Darlene .... .... 3 6 lmmel, Thomas ..... .... 4 2 Jackson, Helen. . . ..... . .45 Jackson, Irving . . . .... 68, 132 Jahnke, Mary .... .......34 Jakubowski, Carol ..... . . Jakubowski, Margaret. Jameson, Vesta L.. . . . Janczak, Genevieve. . . . . . . . Jankowski, JoAnn .... Jankowski, Robert .... Jannusch, Bruce ...... Januchowski, Donald . . Januchowski, Ramona . . . . . . . . Jarke, Ruth ..... 65, 9 6,123, Jasiorkowski, Ursula . . . . . . . . . Jaworski, Dolores. . . . . . . . . . Jazwiecki, Raymond . . Jeka, Clarence ...... Jelinek, Carol ...... Jelinek, Gene. . . Jelinek, Mary ...... Jenders, Barbara . . . Jenneriahn, Janet. . . Jeszka, Richard . . . Jodat, CaralMae. . . Johnson, Carol ..... Johnson, Donald .... Johnson, Eugene .... Johnson, Faye .... Johnson, Jean. . . Johnson, Louis .... Johnson, Nancy ..... Johnson, Richard .... Johnson, Robert. . . Johnson, Thomas .... Jonas, William .... Jones, Betty ..... Jones, David .... Jones, Nadine .... . Jozwiak, Joyce ...... Judziewicz, Edmund . . Kaczmarek, Raymond .35 .39 .36 148 .39 131 .37 .39 .45 137 .39 147 .43 .37 34 37 38 . . . 46 35 45 45 ...43 ,66 134 ...39 ...43 115 46 35 39 43 35 .. . 43 38 37 46 35 84 .....43 J. .... 43, 87 Katkas, John .... ........... Kafkas, Thespo. . . . . . Kahle, Maybelle E.. . . Kaiser, Ann ........ Kaiser, Marian. . . Kaiser, Shirley .... Kallas, Shirley ...... Kalmbacher, Marvin. . Kaluzny, James ..... Kangas, Richard .... Kania, James ....... Kania, Kenneth ...... Kannenberg, Marlene. Karasch, Diane ...... Karr, Eunice ......... Kartes, Bernice ...... Karwacki, Kenneth. . . Kassa, Betty ....... Kassa, Dorothy. . . Kattner, Gordon .... Kaufman, Lillian .... Kaufmann, Carol .... Kauss, Roland .... Kaye, Lois ......... Kaye, Shirley ....... 142 144 ...49 ...37 .37 .46 136 .42 107 .42 .42 .37 .37 .48 .42 115 135 115 .....37 . . .42, 73 37 ...34 ...37 38 Kazikowski, Camille .... . . . . Keane, John. . . . . . . . Kearns, Maureen. . . Kearns, Patricia. . . Keats, Warren. . . . . . . . . Kebbekus, Mae ...... Keel, Janice .... . . . Keel, Jerrold .... . Kell, Colleen .... Kelly, Hugh. . . Kelly, Jerome. . . Kelly, Patricia ..... Kelpin, Nancy ...... Kemmeter, Stanley. . . Kemnitz, Douglas. . . Kendall, Edna ....... Kendzioro, Mildred . . . Kenny, LaVerne .... Kepner, Carol .... Kepner, Evelyn. . . Kerber, Beverly .... Kercheck, Ronald . . . Kern, Mariorie .... Kern, Theodore. . . Kessler, Nancy ...... Kieckhefer, Hilda L.. . . 137 42 44, '. 421 '64 ' 37 42 59 34 , 81 37 38 47 46 ....61..i39 ......37 .....42 .....46 ......42 Iff64.' 138 149 .46 138 154 .38 138 .46 .37 .40 Kiely, John ...... Kienzle, William. . . Kies, Rochelle .... King, Florence .... King, Margaret .... Kintis, Eugenia. . . . Kirsch, John ........ Klaesing, Kathleen. . . Klaetsch, Sydney .... Klafke, Patricia .... Klein, Carol ..... Klein, Kenneth ..... Klicka, Richard ...... Klinkowitz, Richard . . . Klinter, Roger ..... ...138 ....37 ....42 ...129 ....46 ....37 ...129 ....37 ....42 ....46 ....37 ....42 Klobuchar, Norman .... .... Klock, Dorothy ...... 42 34 . . . .42 48 37 Kloppenburg, Robert .... .... 4 8 Klosiewski, Doris. . . , . , Kloss, Letty ........ ....148 .......46 Kloss, Lois ...... .... 8 1, 150 Klotz, Shirley .... Knaak, Albert. . . Knaak, Carol .... Knaak, Nancy ..... .......37 ......46 ......48 .......38 Knackert, Dorothy . .... . . 57, 150 46 Knaflic, Catherine. . . Knocke, Thomas. . . Knuth, Gene ..... Knutson, Marilyn. . . Koceia, Walter .... Koch, Dorothy. . . Koch, Marvin .... Koch, Thomas .... Koehler, John .... .....38 ....46 ....44 ......37 .......37 ....46,56 .....105 ...152 K0ev1?n,Beverly... . ,..... . .47 Koenig, Lo1s .............. .1 10 Koenig, Marialyce ..... 46, 53, 54 Koepke, Shirle Ann ......42 y .... Kohihonf, Rqnph ..,,.. ,,,. 4 4, 59 Kolesar, Shirley .... Koniecki, Arlene. . . Konings, Betty. . . Konings, lvan .... Konkel, Joan ...... ......37 ....38 ...150 ....42 Kcnkoly, Zani ............... Konsionowski, David ....... 38, Kopczynski, John .... Kopczynski, Peter. . . Kopfer, Rodney ..... Kopydlowski, Barbara 37 37 73 . . . . . .46 43 46 42 52 Kopydlowski, Ronald .... . . .1 Korbel, Lester ........ ...... 4 4 Korn, Bernhard C.. . . .......26 86105 Kornkven, James. . . . . . . . , Kornreich, William. . . Kosper, Alvina .... Kosper, Shirley .... Koss, Shirley ....... .......4O ......37 ....44 ......37 Kostrzewa, Adeline. . . ........ 34 Kotlowski, Daniel ........ 54, 105 Kotlowski, Gerald . . . ..... . .43 Kotlowski, Kenneth. . . . . . . .37 Kott, Paul ........ ...... 4 4 Kottke, Merlin ....... .... 4 6, 72 Kowalski, Delores .... ...... 3 7 Kowalski, Mary .... .... 4 6 Kraczek, Adeline .... ..... 4 8 Krahn, Karl ....... .... 4 6, 73 Krahn, Robert .... ...... 1 05 Krahn, Virginia ...... .... 4 2, 60 Kranich, Carol ........ ...... 4 2 Krautschneider, Ellen .... Krautschneider, Jean ......... Krawczyk, Marion ............ 38 Kreider, Arden ........ 48, 58, 66 37 34 ....42 48 Kreider, Loren ...,........... Krepczynski, Margaret ........ Kress, Catherine ...... . . .152 Kress, Karl ...... 38 Kroll, Betty .... Kroll, Patricia .... Krueger, Ernest .... Krueger, Robert J.. . . Krueger, Robert L.. . . Krueger, Sally. . . . . Krull, Patsy ..... Krupke, John ...... Krupnik, Florence ............ Kubasiak, Connie ............ Kubek, Carol ........ Kuchenbecker, Lois . 56 Kuehne, Diane .......... 65, 154 Kuehne, Nancy .... Kuhagen, Joyce. . . 37 37 47 42 . , . .38 37 34 46 44 42 . . . . . . . .42 ,66,67,15O ......37 ....37 Kughagen, Shirley .... Kuiawa, Audrey ..... Kuiawa, Margaret. . . Kurtz, Bernadine .... Kusch, Judith ..... ....153 ...42 .37 154 ...34 Kutrovich, Esther ............. 42 Kutz, Geraldine ............. 34 Kvalheim, Marion. . .60, 103,113 46 Kvalheim, Ruth .............. Kvalheim, Sylvia ............. Kwiatkowski, Francis .... Kyper, Guy D.. .... . L Laabs, Aldene .... LaBrec, Lois ...... Lachmund, Ruth. . . Lahmann, Shirley .... Lalie, Robert ..... LaMarre, Carol. . . Lando, Mary ....... Landry, Dorothy ..... Lane, Josephine M.. . . Lange, Harry ...... Lange, LeOra ..... Lange, Ruth ...... Langlie, Hillard . . . Langlie, Jessica ..... Lannewehr, Ronald . . . 42 . . .38 37 ...43 ...62 ...46 ...36 .-..41 f I f45,' 43 37 41 49 36 ...4a, 96 34 as 34 46 41 Lansing, Joan ...... Lansing, Richard .... .ffffias Lanza, Lois ........ ........ 4 8 LaPorte, Michael. . . . . .86, 135 Lapota, Theresa .... ...... 4 6 Larsen, Bernard . . . . . .34 Larson, Ronald ..... ..... 4 2 Larson, Sally ........ .... 1 16 Lasczewski, Beatrice .... . . . 46 Laskowski, Donald .... . . . 36 Lassa, Rita A. ....... . . .46 Lassa, Rita E, .......... ..... 4 1 Laudenbach, Walter. ....... 134 lfwfenbefsi. Shirley. ....... .134 Lawrence, Dalton . .59, 72, 84, Lee, Audrey ......... 62, 64, 137 136 Lehmann, James. ............ 46 Lelwf. Donald ............... 45 Leistickow, Mark ..... 62, 75, 137 Lelivelt, Thomas. ............. 41 Lemanczyk, Dolores. . . . . .44 Lendo, Rita ........ . . . 46 Lenz, Lillian ........ . . .41 Leonarski, Barbara . . . . . .46 Leow, Ardeth ...... . . . 36 Lepak, Theodore .... ...... 4 1 LePine, Judith ..... . . .39, 65 Lersch, Howard . . . .... . . 34 Lesiecki, Frances .... . . .38, 65 Lesiecki, Gerald .... ..... 4 6 Lesniewski, Gerald . . . . . .36 Lesniewski, Ronald .... . . .34 Leu, Donald ........ . . .48 Leu, Marvin ........ ..... 3 4 Leverenz, Wayne ..... . . .48, 66 Lewandowski, Arlene .... . . . . 1 36 . .46, 57 Lewandowski, Thomas ..... Lewandowski, MaryAnn. . Lewis, William ......... Lezala, Gertrude .... Lieber, Nancy ...... Lieber, Raymond .... Lieske, Arlene .... . . Lieske, Robert ..... . . Lindblom, Arlette. . . Lindblom, Roland. . . Lip, Paula ........ . . Lochinski, Christine. . . Loeber, Anna S.. . . Loffredo, Nick .... Long, Robert .... . . Look, Patricia .... Lopata, Norbert .... Loper, Donald .... Loper, Edward . . . Lopez, Mary ....... Lorentz, Irving P.. . . . Lotharius, Gerald. . . 49 . . . . . 36 Lotharius, Richard . . . . . 73 46 Lotz, Pat ........ ....44 ....36 ...146 ...36 ....43 ...134 .3.s,7o ....46 ......36 ....36 Lip, Joan ........ .... .61 , 136 Lipinski, Christine .... . . 60 38 49 48 .48, 71 43 . . .36 41 ...135 ...34 .41, Page One Hundred Ninety-three Ribbens, Ronald . . . Ross, George. . Pum, Elizabeth .... 56, 63, 67, I r 1 l l 1 l 2 l L l l 1 l l I 1 l 1 1 L Lueneburg, Arlene. . Lund, Arthur ...... Lundgren, Nancy .... Lutchen, Ruth ...... Luther, James .... Luther, Philip .... Luthy, Rosemary. . . Lynch, Eva R.. . . . M Maager, Frederick .... Machgan, Helen ...... Mackey, Conradene. . . Mackurath, Barbara . . . Madecky, Ronald .... Maglio, John ...... Maglio, Mamie. . . . . Maier, George. . . . . . . ....36 ....46 ....38 .....38 ....'l35 ....36 ....43 ....46 ....36 ....II4 .....4l ....I54 ....38 ....36 ....4l ....36 I57 Makarewicl, Theresa . . . . . . . . Malaha, Helen ....... Malaha, Virginia . . . Malkowski, Joseph. . Mallas, Marilyn .... Malloy, Gerald .... Mal1ahn, Pauline. . . Mamayek, Ronald . . 46 36 4I . . . .46 36 46 4I 64 Mandrell, Carole. . 48, 52, 53, Maneage, Joseph ..... Manske, Audrey ...... Manske, Robert .... Mantey, Harvey. . . Manthy, Betty. . . Manti, Arthur ..... Manz, Barbara .... Manz, Gilbert. . . Manzeck, Lois. . . Marek, Dorothy. . . Marino, Richard. . . Marker, Marion ..... Marks, Geraldine. . . Marks, Nancy ...... . Markussen, Collette. ...36, 70 . ...... 38 ....4l 4I 46 .. ..48, 62 4I 48 ....34 ....II3 ....46 ....48 ....46 .....47 Markussen, Diane .... .... 3 6, Marohn Daroth Marshall, Gerald . . . . . . . .48, Marsolek, Kenneth. . 44, sa, 34 67 , y ..... ..... 4 I Marsh, Marilyn ...... ....... 3 6 69 95 46 Marsolek, Ronald ..... . .... .I5I Martens, Joan. . Martin, Audrey . Martin, Della .... Martin, Edward . Martin, Judith .... Martin, Ronald . . . Martin, Three .... Martinson, Albin. . . Martinson, Stuart. . . . Mossy, William .... Materi, LeRoy ...., Mattice, Dorothy. . . Mattick, Edith .... Matthei, William. . . Mattke, Gerald .... Matz, Georgette. . . Matzen, Carol. . . Maurus, Loretta .... Mauton, Victor T.. . Mavis, Joyce .... Mavis, William .... May, Carol. . . . . May, Dorothy. . . May, Marilyn .... May, Mary. . . . May, Phill T.. . . May, Phillip ..... McArthur, John . . . McBride, RoAnn. McCann, Ruth .... McCann, Shirley. . . McCarthy, Ellen . McCarthy, Marie. . . ....l5I ....II6 ....37 ....36 ....48 ....46 ....4l .....36 ....36,73 36 .....48 .......44 ...49,95 . .... 38 ,......34 ....34,I04 .......47 ....I24 ....37 ....4I ....44 .36 .......15o ....41,151 .......29 .....34 .....43 . ...... 46 ....6I,l53 .....35 .36 I55 McGarry, Deane ........ 77 McHugh, Donald. . . ....54,II4 McKinney, Marilyn. . . ..... .I 50 McKinnon, James .... .... 4 4, 55 McLarnon, Ralph .... McLaughlin, Colleen . . McPherson, Marlene. . McVeigh, Tessie. . . Meisel, Lillian .... Melms, Carolyn. . Melms, Fred ..... Melody, Verona. . . ....4B, 34 46 38 . . . .46 44 4I 68 . .... 36 M Mendini, Rodney. . . Menge, Beatrice. . . Mercurio, Constance Mercurio, Tom ..... Meredith, Mariorie 96 Meredith, Nancy. . . Mergel, Virginia. . . .....4l II7 Hii.4I ..........a4 ,99, II5, I22 Index N Merten, Alice .... . . . 36 Merten, Doris .... .... I 52 Merz, Geraldine .... .... I I6 Mescher, Thomas .... ..... 4 I Messal, Wallace. . ...... 46 Meyer, Charles. . . . . .4I , 44 Meyer, Dale ..... ..... 3 7 Meyer, Earl ........ . . . 36 Meyer, Geraldine. . . . . I 52 Meyer, Robert ..... ..... 4 I Meyer, William .... Michalak, Gordon. . Mierzwa, Francis L.. Miller, Charlotte . . . Miller, Dianne .... 4I 4I ......41, 87 as 4I Miller, Dolores .... . . . 37 Miller, Edgar .... . . .46 Miller, Gene ..... ..... 3 6 Miller, Gilbert .... .... I 36 Miller, Robert .... . . .4I Miller, Ruth A.. . . . . .46 Miller, Therese. . . . . .4I Miller, William. . . . . .48 Mills, Patricia. . . . . .44 Misiora. Joan .... . . . 4I Mitchell, Lloyd .... . . . 4I Mixdorf, Marilyn. . . . . . 36 Mlodxik, Nancy ..... ....... . 44 Moczynski, Florence .......... 36 Moe, John .......... 59 Moe, Richard .... ...... 4 I, 73 Moeller, Jaan ...... . . Mohrhusen, Marion. . . ,77,I5I ......36 ....I3O Mohrhusen, Thomas. . . . . . 36 Momblow, Sue ..... . . .38 Moore, Edwin .... . . .36 Moore, Marilyn. . . . . . .I I2 Moran, Colleen. . . .... . .4I Moran, Donald. . . ...... . .36 Morella, June. . . . . . .48, 96 Morrison, Rose ...... ...... 4 I Mosser, Charles .......... 37, 70 Mroczkowski, Barbara . ...... I 5I Mrotek, Casmer ....... . . . I I7 Mueller, Evelyn ...... . . . 48 Mueller, Jane ....... . . . 4I Mueller, Margaret .... . . .4I Meuller, Melvin ..... . . . 38 Mueller, Renate. . . . . . . .37 Munger, Cliftord .... . . .46, 81 Murack, Maryann. .... I 5I Murack, Ray ..... ...4I Murray, Carol .... . . .4I Murray, Scharlene. . . .36 Musha, Patricia . . . . .34 Musha, William. . . . . .36 Mutz, Robert ....... . . .38 Mysliwski, RoseMorie . . .38 Nauiock, Walter. . .... 39, Newbury, Barbara. . . . .... 34 Nichols, Carroll ..... .... 3 6 Nicholson, Jane .... .... 3 9 Nickel, Erwin ....... .... 4 8 Nicklewski, Joyce .... .... 3 9 Nicolazzo, Ralph .... .... 3 9 Niemann, Betty .... . . .I I6 Niemann, Douglas. . . . . . . 43 Niemann, Roy ..... .... 3 8 Niland, John .... . .... 48 Nissen, Marilyn .... .... 3 6 Noeske, Ronald .... .... 4 8 Noll, James ....... .... 4 3 Notz, Germaine .... .... 3 4 Nowacki, Rosemary. . . . . . .34 Nowak, Carolyn .... . . . I 40 Nowak, David ..... .... 3 9 Nowak, Joan .... .... 3 8 Nowak, John ...... .... 4 3 Nowak, Juene V.. . . . . I 24 Nowak, Rita .... .... 3 9 Noyola, David .... .... 3 6 Oberlander, Lois ..... . . . I 39 Obermann, Virginia . . . . . . . . 39 O'Brien, Kenneth ............ I56 O'Brien, Robert .............. 44 Ockerlander, Donald ..... 89, I I4 Ockerlander, Thomas ......... 37 O'DelI, Marilyn ..... .... 3 9 Oelhofen, Adela .... .... I 24 Oestreich, Scott. . . ..... . I 39 Ogden, Marion. . ....... 43 O'Hara. Mary .... .6I, I39 Olah, Dorothy. . . .57, I4I Olm, Donald .... ....... 4 3 Olsen, Jean ........ ....... 3 9 Olsen' Jo Ann ....... .60, I I5 Olsen, Joanne 53, 55, 62, ,I23, 144 Olsen, Marilyn ........... 39, 55 Olson, Charlene .... ....... 4 5 Olson, Larry .... .... 4 8 Olson, Robert ..... . . .I I7 01,1ew4k1, Ruth .... .... 3 9 Opitz, Diane .... ...... 3 4 Orians, Gordon. . . . .46, 68 Orlowski, Beatrice. . . . . . . .37 Orlowski, Jeanette. . . . . . . . 39 Orzechowski, Betty. . .' ..... . . . 39 Osterndorf, Alan ......... 39, 73 Osterndorf, Fred P. .......... 48 Ostrawski, Robert. . . ..... . . 84 owen, Daniel ..... bb, 123, 140 73 Navone, Diana .... .......... 3 9 Naylor, Mary Jane .... 46, 53, 56 Neacy, Donald. .54, 72, I I4, I22 Nearing, Wallace. . ......... .43 Neeck,Betty..... .....39 Nehlsen, Thomas .... .... I I4 Nehring, Richard .... .... I I6 Neitzel, James .... .... I 40 Neitxel, Jeanette. . . . . .46 Page One Hundred Ninety-four Neitzel, Loretta . . . . . . 34 Neitzel, Richard .... . . .43 Neldner, Lorretta. . . . . .46 Nelson, Carol L.. . . . . .36 Nelson, Carol J.. . . ..... . . .46 Nelson, Elmer E.. . . ...... . . .4I Nelson, Eugene ....... 46, 68, 77 Nelson, John .......... . I 03, IIS Nelson, Kathleen ..... 96, 99, I I5 Nelson, Shirley. . . ....... . .36 Neskie, John .... ........ 4 6 ......39 Nesta, Violet ....... Neumann, Delores ............ 39 Neumann, Lawrence .... 46, 55, 77 Neumann, Nancy ........ 65, I39 Owen, Donna ...... ....... 3 4 Owen, Janet ...... .... 4 3 Owen, Silas E. ...... .... 3 8 Oxendorf, Beatrice. . .... 39 Poap, Roger ...... . . . I 40 Paches, Mary. . . . . . I 40 Packee, Harry ..... .... 4 2 Paczocha, Rosemarie . .... 46 Padlock, James ..... .... 3 6 Pahlow, Charlotte. . . . . . .43 Palicke, Carl ...... .... 3 6 Paluso, Daniel. . . . . . .34 Panas, Carol ...... .... 3 6 Pangborn, Patrick. . . . . . .45 Papenfus, Fredric. . . .... . .43 Papke, Barbara. . . Papke, Nancy. . . ......l39 67 ..34, Parizek, Delores. . . .... . .34 Parmann, Dolores . . . . .... 36 Passamani, Paul. . . . .43, 86 Passow, Audrey ..... .... 4 2 Patterson, Patricia. . . . . . .36 Patterson, Thomas. . . . . . .43 Patti, Angela ...... .... 4 2 Patti, Joseph ...... . . .I I3 Pawlak, Daniel ..... .... 4 6 Pawlak, Margaret .... .... 4 6 Pawlowski, Camille .... .... 3 6 Pawlowski, Gloria. . . . . . . 42 Pelatari, Arlene. . . . . . . 36 Peliska, Doreen .... . . .I 39 Pellant, Carol. . . . . . .42 Pellerin, Gene. . . . . . . 46 Peltier, Mary .... .... 3 7 P Peltier, Thomas .... Perez, Theresa ..... . . Pergande, Eileen. . . . . ........44 ...57,I4I .......46 Perlaczynski, Margaret ....... 38 Perry, Neil ......... Perse, James ........ Perse, Mary ..... Peruzzo, Sylvia . . . . Peterson. Leatrice .... Peterson, Richard . . . Petri, James ..... Petry, Kathleen .... Peni, Jean ......... PHughoeft, Beverly. . . Pforr, Janice ...... Philleo, Barbara. . . Philleo, Robert ..... Pickard, Richard .... ........46 ...7I,I4I .......4O ....I38 ...46 . .'.'44S,' 36 38 4I 39 . . . 37 42 36 69 36 42 PICYONI, Lydia ..... ........ Pierson, Ruby G.. . . Pieterick, Clarence. . . Pihl, Clarence ..... Pilak, Shirlee ..... Piontek, Kenneth. . . ...34, IO4 ......46 ....I35 ...42 Piorier, Audrey . . . .... . . . . Platt, Beverly ............... Plitt, Audrey ........... ..... 43 43 38 46 Plitt, Eugene ...... 42, 58, 69, 95 Plitzner, Elaine .............. 46 42 8I 46 42 34 36 Plonka, Gerald. . . Pluim, Rosalie .... . . .42, Pluskota, John .... ..... Pluta, Ruth ........ . . . Pociecha, Virginia .... . . . Pockrandt, Marilyn . . . . . . Podlasxewski, Marlene. . . . . 36 Polachek, Lucille. . . . . . . . . .42 Polinske, Harriet. . . . . . . I 40 Polka, Rita ...... . . .46 Passing, Lois .... . . . 42 Path, Anita ., . . . . .42 Path, Doris .... ..... 3 4 Path, Ruth ....... ....... I I7 Potter, Marilyn. . . .... 55, I39 Potter, Patricia. . ...... 42 Patton, May .... .... I 39 Prah, Dorothy .... . . .43 Prosser, Shirley. . . . . . . .42 Praxel, Fred ..... . . .36, 73 Praxel, Patricia. . . . . .42, 67 Praxel, Robert. . . , . . , I 4I Price, Marcia. . . , , .36 Priebe, Doris. . , , ,36 Priebe, Lois .... . . .42 Priebe, Nancy .... ..... 3 8 Prlegel, Nell ............. . . I 4I Prindle, Marcelyn. . . . . ...54,141 47 Prochniewski, Shirley .......... Prodoehl, Joan. . . ........... Provencher, Donald. . . Provencher, Donna . . . Prucha, Alma H.. . . . Prudlow, Mariorie .... Prusak, Donald .... Pruski, Robert ..... Pryor, Donald ....... ....4a, 46 62 43 ...48 ...37 ...47 ...42 Przybylski, Antoinette . . . . . . Pryzbylski, Grace .... Psket, Elenare ...... . ....... . Psket, Helen .... . .... Pulos,Helen................ Purgill, Douglas ......... . . . . . 36 42 36 42 . . . . . . .46 46 40 34 43 Pyne, Gertrude. ............. Q Quinlan, Eileen ..... ..... 4 2, 67 Raasch, Joyce .... ...... . I26 Raatz, Richard. . . Radonski, Arlene Radtke, Helen. . Rae, Russell .... Raetter, Joan ...... Raichel, Richard .... Rankin, Norma ..... Rantanen, Madge .... Ranzinger, Richard . . . Ratzlaff, Ralph .... Reckard, Audrey. . . ....34,II3 ......35 ....I28 ...46 ...47 ...4I .....43 ......47 ...45,73 .....39 ...40 Redepenning, Adeline. . . Redlin, Donald . ..... . Redlin, Ronald ...... Reeves, William. . . . Regalado, Gilbert. ......... . Reimer, Eleanor. . . . Reimer, John. . . . . Reise, Thomas. . . ....43, Reitz, Marion. . . Remus, Helen. . . . . . Remus, Margaret. . . . . Retherford, Loretta . Rettmunn, Ruby ..... Retzloft, Doris ..... Revers, Geraldine. . Rice, James ..... Rich, Jean ......... Richardi, Frances .... Richardi, Gloria ...... Richetta, Raymond .... Richter, Arlene ...... Rickard. Gloria .... Riesen, Lois ..... Rigden, Edward . . . Riley, Alice R.. . . Ringer, Robert ..... Ringstad, Shirley .... . . Risch,John....... .. Risch, Thomas .... . . Rivera, Eleanor. . . . Rivera, Lillian. . . . . 35 40 34 40 43 57 35 47 35 35 35 40 39 . . . . 34 39 40 40 47 47 34 47 40 47 40 48 4I 35 ....II2 ..47,59 ..43,66 ......34 ....48 Roberts, Caroll.. . . . Roberts, Hazel l. ..... ..I25 Roberts, Marilyn ....... 65 7I Roberts, Thomas. Robertson, Joyce. . .I Robinson, Dorothy. . Robinson, Lois ..... Roeglin, Gene. . . Roelke, Carol. . . Roepke, Ted .... Roesler, Marilyn. . . Roesler, Nancy .... Roessger, Virginia . . Roiers, Donna .... Rogan, Shirley ...... Roggenkamp, Emily. . . Rogowski, Rita ...... Rolfing, Raymond .... Route, Phyllis ...... ......35 ,I23,I27 . ......... 35 ......45,52 ....57,I2B .......34 . ...... 35 ....43,73 ......47 ....40 ....I28 ....35 ....47 ....40 ...I29 ...II3 ....35 Rominski, Wayne. ........... 35 Rondon, Joanne .......... . . . 44 Rose, Leonhard 52, 55, 62, 72, Rose, William. . . . . Rosmann, lleane. . . . Rossow, Grant ..... Rossow, Jacqueline . Rossow, Marilyn. . . Rotta, Marian. . . Rowan, Joan .... Rowan, Joyce ..... Rudich, Eve Carol. . . 73,I23,I27 ...I27 ....47 ......35 .......47 ....57,I26 .......4O ......47 Rudolph, Robert. . . . . . . I 27 Ruka, Gilbert .... .... 4 3 Rumpel, Clarence. . ....... 40 Rupcich, Rosemarie. ......... 35 Ruppert, Carl .... .... 4 3, 52, 70 Russell, Kenneth. . . ..... 45, 93 Ruth, Sharon .... .... 4 O Rutke, Beverly ............... 35 Ruud, John ................ I 35 34 Ryan, Barbara. . . . . ........ . 58 73 Rybka, Norman . 48, , , 94, 95 43 Rybka, Shirley ........ ...... Rzyski, Jane ..... . Rzyski, Thomas .... S . ....... 34 ....40 Sabinash, Raymond . . . . . . .40 Sofford, James ..... . . . I 29 Sanderson, Janet .... .... 3 8 Sans, Harriet ...... . . . I 48 Sarno, Richard .... .... 3 4 Sasek, Ellen ..... .... 4 5 Sayee, Donald .... . . . I 26 Scallon, Joyce ...... .... 4 0 Scaruta, Corinne. . . 45 Scaruta, Jeanne ............. 40 Schaarschmidt, Waltraut. . .... 38 34 38 Schade, Joyce ..... Schade, Marles. . S Schaefer, Anita ..... Schaefer, Herbert. . . Schaetzke, Janice. . Scharfenberg, Lois. . Schelonka, Edward. . Schelonka, Raymond . 40 35 35 Schanning, Doyle .... .... 3 5 35 47 35 46 Scherkenbach, Vernon . ..... . . Scheunemann, Joyce. Schill, Lois ....... 61 Schiller, Joan ....... Schillin Ronald g, . . . . Schlemm, William .... Schlender, Sharon . . . Schloemer, Marion. . . Schmid, Elizabeth. . . Schmid, Marian .... Schmid, Philip .... Schmidling, Doris. . . ,63,99,14s . '.'.'.ig,. 35 72 36 .....48 . . ...... 40 ....35,70 .....35 40 Schmidling, Robert. ...... 70, 134 Schmidt, Albert .... Gloria .... Schmidt, Schmidt, Kathleen. . Schmidt, Marilyn. . . Schmidt, Rita ....... Schmidt, Schmidt, Robert Carl. William .... Robert ..... Schmidt, Schmitz, Rochelle .... Schneider, Elinor .... Schneider, Kenneth. . Schneider, Marcia 53, 56, .......45 ....l49 ....35 ....40 ........149 .71,95,126 .. .... 44 .. ..... 40 81,123,146 Schneider, Ruth. ....... . .... 11 1 Schneidewind, George ........ 34 Schoeller, Merlin W.. Schoendorf, Joanne. . Schoendort, Thomas 59, 92, Schoenrock, Kenneth . Schoessow, Claudine. Schoofs, Alma H.. . . . Schoois, Mary ...... Schoots, Richard 53, 55, 72, Schram, Ralph ...... Schreiber, Carla. . Schreiber, Elaine .... Schroeder, Carol .... Schroeder, David. . . Schroeder, Sylvia . . . .... 44,87 ........4O 93,123,126 73,122,153 ........ll3 ....81,146 .......35 ....35 . ..... 45 .......35 Schroeter, Karl ...... .... 3 5, Schubert, Dorothy. . . Schubring, Allin .... Schuck, Hugh ..... 66 ...45,52 .......38 ....93,126 Schuda, Sylvester .... ....... 3 5 Schueler, Marlyn. . . Dona . . . Schuetz, Schuetz, Jack .... Schuetz, Patricia. . . Schuldt, James. . . Schultz, Carl ...... Schultz, Donald .... Schultz, Lenora .... Schultz, Robert .... Schulz, Edward .... Schulz, Kenneth .... Schulz, Richard .... Schumann, Kay .... Schuster, Kathleen . . Schuster, Sharon . . . Schuyler, Edith .... ,....35 .....40 ....129 ....35 ....129 ....35 .....37 ....149 ....45 .....48 ...43,68 .....38 .....43 .....147 ....45,81 .......46 71126 Schwab, William ........ , Schwandt, Dorothy ........ 45, Schwandt, William .... ..... Schwartz, James ..... . . . . 35, 62 40 Schwarten, William ........... 45 66 45 Schweig, Kenneth. . . . . . . . . Schweig, Myrl .... . .... 40 Schweitzer, Nancy. . . . . . .34 Schworck, David ..... .... 1 09 Scibek, Camille. . .... 112 Scott, Gerald .... .... 3 5 Scott, Michael... ....34 Seeger, Marion .... ..... 4 8 Seidel, Kenneth .... .... 1 10 Sellars, Donald .... .... 4 0 Sem, Gladys ...... .... 1 46 Setum, Jeanette ...... .... 3 5 Severance, Dorothy .... . . , .48 Shafer, Bruce ....... ..... 3 5 Shanks, Mabel .... .... 1 10 Shavor, Joanne .... . . .40, 69 Shaw, Okeyselle. . . . . . . .46 Shaw, Susan ...... .... 3 7, 68 Shmauz, Donald. . . .....34 S Sheeran, Ronald .... ....lll Shoman, Edward .... . . . 35 Shutes, Ruth G.. . . Sikora, Donald. . . Sikora, Regina. . . Sikora, Rita .... Silvernale, Roy. . . Sims, Addine .... Singer, Joan ..... Sitzberger, Joan .... ...46 ,....35 ......47 ...67,149 ......45 38 .....38 45 89 Skarpinski, Dennis ......... 43, Skenadare, Ramona ...... 96, 112 Skwarek, Richard .... ...... 3 5 Sloski, Patricia ..... Slattery, Ronald. . . . Slattery, Thomas .... . . . Smaglick, Arlene .... . . . Smiech, Josephine . Smith, Beverly .... Smith, Buckley .... Smith, Catherine. . Smith, Donna . . . Smith, ' Doris...... Smith, Earl ......... Smith, Frederick .... Smith, Geraldine. . Smith, Hermon E.. . . . Smith, James J.. . . Smith, Jeanne. . . Smith, Marilyn .... Smith, Patricia .... Smith, Russell ..... 35 40 35 40 ...40 ...48 ...34 ...40 ...40 .....45 .....126 ........37 ...53,146 ......37 .....42 .....45 ....148 ...40 Smith, Wendell ..... . . . Smits, June ........ Smukowski, Barbara . Sm'-ll. l.aBelle ........ . . . Smul, Marlene ...... Snyder, Charlotte. . . Snyder, Marlene. . Sobanski, Glenn. . 35 35 47 ...35 40 ...40 .....45 .....40 41 Sobczak, Bernice. . . . . .147 Sobieszcyk, Caroline. . . . .43 Sobieszczyk, Neal .... ..... 3 5 Sobush, Theresa .... .... 1 12 Sobye, Patricia . . . . . .40 Solazo, Richard . . . . . .40 Soltis, Donald. . . . . .43 Soltis, Doris .... . . . 35 Sommers, Charles. . . . . . . .37 Sopczak, Theodosia . .... 147 Sosalla, Doris .... .... 1 47 Sosalla, Kathleen. . . . .45 Souders, Joanne .... . . . B1 Southern, Janet. . . . . .34 Southern, Nancy .... . . .149 Southwick, Joan. . . Sova, Zdena ..... Sowlles, Carol .... Sowlles, Helen. . Sowlles, Thomas. . Spana, Gloria .... Spaulding, Phyllis ........ , Spengler, Marilyn. . . Spuhler, Lois ........ , , .......48 .....43,57 ........43 34 129 129 ......43 66 113 .40 149 :::73: ' 721' 'is ' Sprunger, Paul E. ....... .... . 37 Stachowiak, Carole .......... 41 Stachowiak, LaVerne Stadler, Frank .... Staeger, Janet. . . . . Stamptel, Patricia . . . Stark, Dolores ...... Statz, Theresa M.. . . Staven, Leland . . . Steel, Carolyn. . Steel, Helen ..... Steel, Richard ...... ...43 ....l27 .....45 Steiner, Dolores ...... . . . . . . Steingraeber, Shirley. . .... . . . Steinhilber, Dolores 53, 54, 63, 122, 48 40 29 36 . . . . .38 29 73 45 46 147 Steinke, Shirley .......... .... 3 6 Stelloh, James 59, 72, 74, 76, 77, 122, Stenicka, Beverly ........... Sterle, Lorraine ...... 55, 67, Steuck, Robert 64, 71, Stever, Geraldine. . . Stewart, James. . . Stiehm, Beverly. . . Stiehm, Joan ....... St. John, Mary Ellen. 127 .65 146 128 95,123, ........147 ....38,73 ......38 ........48 ...96,157 Stollenwerk, lrene .... . ..... 40 Stoner, Donna . . . . . . Stott, Dorothy .... Stout, Richard .... .....35 ...36 ...36 Index S Stramowski, Esther. Strassman, Thomas. . . Strelow, Beverly .... Strerath, Ronald. . . . Strom, Robert. . . . . Struck, Barbara. . . Struck, Kenneth ..... Struck, Kenneth Edwin. . Strzyczek, Margaret. . . Strzyzewski, Ronald . . . Stuessi, Alfred ...... Stumpf, Elaine .... Sturm, Russell .... Suchorski, John. . . . . . Suhm, David ......... Suhm, Lawrence .... 72 Sullivan, Shirley ...... Susnik, Janet .... . . . Suttle, Henry M.. . . . . 46 ......34 36 58 ....43, ...71,128 .......46 ....40, 36 40 46 40 . . . . . . .36 69 45 46 38 f'1'1'j,Ai22 Sutton, James .... .... 4 O, 65, Swanson, Charles. . . Swedoski, Patricia. . . Sweet, Elene ......... Sweitzer, Margaret. . . Swessel, Gail ...... S Ivester Delano y , .... Sylvester, Rosalyn. . . . . . .45, Szolwinski, Geraldine. . Szulczewski, James sa, ao, 121 Szymanski, James ..... Szymkowiak, Robert. . . T Talaga, Veronica .... Tamms, Jean ...... Tangen, BettyAnn. . . Tanner, Gerald ....... Taschner, Raymond ..... Taworski, Dolores. . . Taylor, Edward .... Taylor, Robert. . . Tehan, Kenneth .... Tekampe, Nellie. . Tetzlaft, Leon. . Thelen, Ardys .... Thelen, Janice. . . Thelen, Thomas. . Thibodeau, Yvonne . Thiel, James ..... Thomas, Colleen. . . Thomas, Nancy .... Thomas, Robert ..... Thompson, Barbara .... Thompson, Joan ..... Thor, Ardith ........ Thornburg, Letitia S.. . . 45 45 29 69 40 ....48 ....36 ....38 ....43 ......36 62 .......40 ,123,136 .......38 .....48 47 39 .....38 46 ..46,86 ....147 ....45 ....112 ....44 ....35 ....35 ....45 ....34 ....lll ....35 ....l45 ....39 ....41 ,....35 ....l45 ....41 .......48 125 Thornton, Donna ....... Tipton, Nancy ..... . . Tipton, Patricia. . . . Tittelfitz, Shirley . . . Titus, Joan ...... Toddish, Doris ...... Tomczyk, Bernadine. . . Tomkiewiz, Roman A.. . Tomlinson, Bettyiean. . . Tomson, Shirley ..... Ton, Jeanette ..... Traber, Dolores. . Trakowski, Carol .... Trautman, Robert .... Traver, Jean ...... Travis, Claudine. . Trepinski, Evelyn. . . Treu, Arlene ..... Treu, Clarence . Troger, Judith. . . Troka, Nancy ..... Troka, Richard .... Troka, Shirley. . . Tully, Thomas. . Turan, Kathleen. Turban, Roger. . Turner, Alice .... Turner, Chester. . Turner, Sally .... Turner, Shirley .... Turzenski, Beverly. . . Tuyls, Charlotte ..... Tylke, Shirley ..... Uhlir, Donna ....... 99 .......48 .......48 ....41 ....34 ....48 ......l3O ......125 39 ....35 ..-..41 ....46 .....46 ....11O ....35 ....43 ....41 ....112 ....48 ....35 ....35 ....35 ....48 ....46 ....3B ....lll ....39 ...l12 ....48 ...113 ....46 ....47 ....44 ....44 U Urankar, Robert .... . . .34, 73 Utpatel, Frederick., ...... 52, 142 Uttke, Marian ..... ..... 3 4 Vachetz, Carolyn. . . . . . .45 Valdovinos, Rainiro. . . . . . . . 38 Vandenberg, Carol J.. ..... 45 Vandenberg, Carol L. ......... 45 Vandenberg, Donald ..... 63, 144 Vanderploeg, Glenn. . ..... 48 Van Dinter, Bernard. . ..... 40 Van Ells, Carole ..... ..... 3 4 Van Ells, Jeanette. . . . .36, 70 Van Ells, Theodore. . .... 143 Van Kleeck, Donovan ..... 40 Van Stelle, Joan ..... . . .4O, 55 Van Weelden, Joan. . ..... 40 Van Weelden, Marion .... 113 Van Weelden, Richard ....... 142 Van Wie, Raymond . . . . .48 Varga, Irene ........ . . . 44 Voelker, Carol ..... . . . 45 Voelz, Audrey .... . . .45 Vogenitz, Diana .... . . .45 Voigt, George. . . . . .40 Voigt, Richard ..... . . . 45 Vollmer, Mabel .... . . .37 Voves, Beverly ..... . . .36 Waal, Peter ............... 143 Wachholz, Howard ...... .48, 57 Wachowiak, Yvonne .. .... 154 Wagner, David .... . . .47 Wagner, Donald. . . . . .44 Wagner, Dorothy .... . . . 37 Wagner, Genevieve . . ..... 40 Wagner, Kenneth .... .... 1 42 Wagner, Robert .... ..... 4 1 Wallis, Barbara .... .... 1 53 Wallk, Gloria. . . . . . .44 Walsh, Betty Jane. .... 143 Walsh, Nancy .... ..... 4 0 Wambold, Joan .... ..... 4 7, 65 Wanasek, LaVerne. . ...... 37 Wanke, Thomas. . ........ 40 Ward, James .... . 35, 73 Warszynski, Arline. . ...... 34 Wassen, Chris ...... . . .35, 73 Wassweiler, Frances. . ..... 47 Watts, Arlene ......... ..... 4 8 Watts, Mariorie ............. 40 Wawrzyniak, Richard ........ 126 Weber, Dennis ...... .47, 69 Weber, Mary Ann .... ...... 3 7 Weber, Mary Jane .... . . . 145 Wechselberg, Carol .... ..... 3 7 Wecker, Charles ..... .... 1 O8 Wegener, Nancy .... ..... 3 4 Wegener, Richard .... ..... 4 0 Wegner, Roger .... ..... 1 42 Weiler, Garnet. . . 69, 145 Weiss, Douglas ..... Weiss, May Belle .... Weisto, Theodore ........ Welke, Lawrence. . . Welke, Mildred .... Weller, Henry W.. . . Welsh, Lucy ...... Welter, Gloria ..... Wellman, Edith ...... Wendland, Mariorie. . Wenta, Jean ....... Wenta, Robert. . . Wenzel, Marilyn .... Werner, Elaine ..... Wesel, Dorothy .... Wesley, David ...... Wesley, Gaylord .... Wesley, Theodora . . . Westfahl, Russell. . . Westwood, John . . . Whelan, Mary E.. . . White, Eugene. . . White, James. . . White, Lois ..... White, Ruth ...... White, Shirley ..... Wichgers, Harold .... ......47 ........4O .47,93 72, 153 111 .....49 ...125 111 ...39 ...39 ...44 .....48 . . .'.'6c5,' .43 110 .....109 47 38 40 . . .46 35 47 ....'zi.5,'i4a ....142 138 ...34 ...34 ...44 W Widmeyer, Mary . . . .... .143 Wieland, Eileen. . . ....... .145 Wienke, Jo Ann ......... 67, 130 Wierske, Geraldine. ....... 47 Wiesner, John ..... ..... 1 43 Wiesner, Marilyn. . . . . . .41 Wiken, Jordis ..... .... 4 8 Wilbrandt, Rae .... .... 3 7 Wilcox, Beryl. . . ..... . .47 Wilcox, Rose. . . . ..... 37, 70 39 Wildes,Bruce... Wildish, Nancy ........ Wildish, Priscilla ..... 66 Wiley, Harley B. ...... . 37 , , 43 27 Wilinski, William ........... 145 Wilke, Nancy ........ .... 3 7 Williams, Mary Ellen. . .... 40 Williams, Merl D.. . . . . . .47 Williams, Patricia . . .... 39 Williams, Phyllis .... .... 3 7 Williams, Stewart S.. . . . . . .39 Williamson, Ann .... . . .109 Williamson, Doris ..... .... 4 O Williamson, Jerry ...... .... 3 4 Williamson, Mariorie. ........ 40 Williamson, Thomas .......... 40 Willman, Edward . . . .... 47, 73 Wilson, Charlotte. . . ..... .144 Winger, Lyle ........... 63, 144 Winger, Mildred .... ....... 3 7 Wink, Patricia ..... ......47 Winkler, Betty. . . . .......... . 37 Winkler, Geraldine. .... Wisniewski, Lois ...... 62 .....47 ,67,112 44 Wisniewski, Jean. . . . . . . . . . . . Wisniewski, William . . . . . . .45 Witkowski, Harriett .... .... 4 8 Wittig, Lawrence .... .... 3 9 Witzel, Diane ........ .... 4 7 Woltanowski, Angeline. . . .143 Woitkowski, Marion. . . .... . .39 Wolf, Bettye ....... .... 4 4, 57 Wolf, Mathilcla .... ...... 1 43 Wolfarth, Kent .... ......... 4 4 Wolfe, Charles. . ..... 62,142 Wolfe, Lee ....... ....... 4 O Wolney, LaVerne . . . .... .142 Wood, Gaylord. . . . . . .39 Woppert, Nancy .... .... 4 6 Worm, Betty ....... .... 4 5 Wozniak, Daniel .... .... 4 5 Wozniak, Henry. . . . . . .45 Wright, Gloria ..... .... 4 1 Wroblewski, Robert .......... 35 wruk, Philip 67, 89, 95, 123,145 Wullf, Audrey .......... . .... 44 Wulff, Eunice ..... . .... Wurster, Wallace. . Y Ya ke, Carol ..... ..... Yankee, Marilyn. . . Yarnot, Richard .... Yarnot, Ruthe ..... Yokotich, Thomas. . Young, Joanne. . . Young, Kurt ....... Young, Mildred .... Z ..48, 57 . ..... 47 .41 ....1l7 ...110 ....41 ....37 .....37 ....151 ...117 Zanchetti, Marcella . . . . . . . . Zarling, Esther B.. . . . . . . . . . Zastrow, Robert. . . . . . .48, Zavattaro, Dolores. . . . . . . . . Zawada, Michael ..... Zeisse, Arlene. . . . . . . . Zeisse, James. . . . . . Zess, Joan. . . . . 41 47 68 48 40 Zdradzinski, Barbara .... .... 4 6 38 44 37 42 40 Zieman, Elly .... . . .1 Zilavy, Diana ..... .... Zimdars, Dolores .... ..... 1 52 Zoerb, Ruth ..... ....... 4 1, 97 Zotter, Joseph ............... 41 Zotter, Louis ................ 44 Zube, Ervin.. ...... 102,115,122 Zurawski, Theresa ...... Zuzelski, Joan ......... Page One Hundred Nine ......46 ......37 ty-tive