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

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Student Government STUDENT BOARD SEMESTER ONE Norbert Mutschler, Thomas Penclergost, Gilbert Holtz, Thomas Troyer, Karen Fritsche, Sandra Sedenquist, Barbara Brickhouse. The establishment of honor study halls touched off action in Bay View's Student Government Association this year. Also, a new system of building control was established. The combining of corridor and host and hostess committees proved to be a very successful venture. Fun was had by all when the pep committee pre- sented the 1956 pep rallies. High, too, were the results of their efforts, for attendance at all the games rocketed sky high. Christmas brought with it a developing tradition as once again Bay View sent gifts to the Waukesha Home of Boys. The public relations committee, along with the 9B instruction committee, educated incoming freshmen and sophomores. Panels on S.G.A., individual home- room instruction, and, of late, a new freshman hand- book, constituted a sharp orientation program. A spirited and rollicking homecoming dance, enjoyed by over one thousand Viewites and ex-Viewites, gave the new year a grand and glorious start. ln turn, happily culminating the year, the spring semi-formal dance ushered out the final days with color, gaiety, and grandeur. The crowning of Bay View's first formal king and queen added the final touch to a full year. All in all, the student body enioyed a prosperous year, following and improving on standard activities, and laying the groundwork for even more activity in years to come. Sponsors: Miss Steel fffhoirmanj, Mr. Blonien, Miss Lane, Mrs. Lynch. Page Thirty STUDENT COURT Paul Picchiottino, John Ebersol, Marvin Obarski, Robert Plhl Geraldine Stanley, Judith Prochnow, Carmen Niemi.

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It is in the homeroom that guidance-educa- tional, social, and vocational - both individual and group, centers. This year, group guidance has been especially concerned with the educational and social guidance that is possible through the use of films, and vocational guidance that is possible through the use of group conferences and visitation. Throughout this semester, iuniors and seniors have visited colleges, hospitals, and industry. Many students took advantage of the spring vacation and Institute Day to make these trips. These trips have covered the entire field of iob opportunities in busi- ness and industry. As always, college representa- tives have visited Bay View to explain the offerings of each school to interested seniors. Field trips were arranged on Saturdays, by the Service League, for freshmen and sophomores. They were taken on a tour of the Milwaukee Journal and the Milwaukee County Airport. MISS STATZ, Dean of Girls COUNSELORS Mr. Suttle, Miss Steel, Mr. Williams, Mr. Koch. Page Twenty-nine

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I I i F BUILDING CONTROL COMMITTEE Seated: Judith Haack, Carol Housfeld. ending: Arthur Pulleon, Judith Teshnow, Daniel Widmeyer, Virgil Nelson. Sfudenf Government CENTRAL STUDY HALL COMMITTEE Seated: Dorothy Jones, Gordon Putney. Standing: Charlotte Reimer, Henry Erenz, Marvin Oburski. I ,J ASSEMBLY OFFICERS Thomas Troyer, President, Kay Kirkpatrick, Historian, Gordon Putney, Sergeant at Arms, Suzanne Frank, Second Vice-President, Dorothy Jones, First Vice-President: Nancy Prasser, Secretary, Alice Schoeller, Treasurer Page Thiriy-one