Rufus King High School - Kings Crown Yearbook (Milwaukee, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 122 of the 1946 volume:

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S tk A V' Q' scity's first one hundred years, successfully completed, and they look for- ' A 1 ward to the Milwaukee of the future. We, the youth, hold that future in GSHJ-S'bXfJQ-r-XX .- . . . . our hands. From a mere wilderness our forefathers built this city- into AQ. AAT in ll vvg Q. Qqjle powerful heart of industry and labor 'that it is today. They did their 61. Vy QL, 'N at, Q Q, job well. Now the responsibility has ben transferred to our shoulders. We ' by 1. are the ones Awho must look ahead and plan for the betterment of our 5 S '- S Vw-Q-vt . . .. . community. 'lt IS fortunate that we students of KlHgih3V6 had the bene- Q . K 'NW' NI VJ 5 fits of a good educationalwfoundation upon which to build. Rufus King, 5 X--Q wx-for whom our school was named, recognized our need for education. Q. Nb is Y -5. X Q. He was lVlilwaukee's first superintendent of schools, a staunch advocate of A. . knowledge. Because, of men like him, we have the fine educational sys- NW X n S no WL I 1 L tem of which we boast today. We studentshave been ol'fere.d many op- d ' L CNS WSW, ortunities of learninghow to become good citizens.. Now we must put lntoqpracticewhat we have been taught. We -must hold high the torch CN x.5Q? Q.: ,G xx W of Freedom, and lead our neighbors into another great century of prog- Lxx' N C7 1' ' 3 '-S rg' ress. Truly, we must MSalute the past and challenge the future. Cx. X,-i. 5 30 . ,vt . E elf-6 ipygnnsmbc - , N E Q. NW' S.'gs45z,..vwxN NX-sfggrb bg'- lg. ' ii - . Q 4. M K'WA'4? XWOWAJTU in Ms, X-Q in gaggin- inane plgqkghkkxmkg 4' bm K Mattsxfrvgmwm . .. WNJP1' xxow.: kia,-f,..cJ bogwf Mo . Nh' 5kS+v.w, 'Q - uw. , t OLP'-i iQ'0v-.wXgX':-'V.,W1'4L! 'MX9sXs.o Zi . -gp '51, X l 4 -'Lfo , 1 dfibffwwft 4 .f .ri ' ' 6 ' , ,Y 2 7 ,kai 4,412 1 ' 34 If f POPULATION AND AREA OF CITY OF MITLWAUKEE Q Date of Incorporation: Jan. 31, 1846 I li l Area 4.0 Year Population Z7 of Increase fsquare miles as ,,F,,fJ of Jan. 17 ffafv ., ,nfl I 3 1840 1,712 7.4 A ..,.yL,. . , 1850 20,061 1,072Zy 17.2 if 82' i. ,M 1860 45,246 125 15.0 3 . 1 VJ 1870 71,440 57 15.0 , 1880 115,587 61 16.8 Je J K . 1890 204,468 76 20.8 , ,V N5-'r J. 1900 285,815 39 22.6 d I-2' . ,iyinff -A 1910 373,857 31 25.8 - A , , fe ' 1920 457,147 22 41.7 , 1 1930 578,249 26 44.1 -IQ-8 A 1940 587,472 1.6 44.174 1945 603.0001 2.6 44.174 If 5'Cily Health Dept. esfmnle STATEMENT BY MAYOR JOHN L. BOHN FOR RUFUS KING HIGH SCHOOL ANNUAL Anniversaries are milestones . . . they give us reason to pause and to take breath and to consider our journey-whence we have come and whither we are going. They are the meeting ground of memory and hope. During 1946, Milwaukee will commemorate its centennial. You and I and the people of the State and Nation will participate in a series of events which will mark this anniversary. We will take inventory of past achievements, and make plans for the future. A city is the heart of democracy. All over this country we have dozens of such great hearts beating in the form of cities, hearts manufacturing the blood of commerce and industry, and pumping it over a series of roads that are like veins and arteries extending from the city heart to the body of the land. Milwaukee is one of those great city hearts. And it is well that we pause during the centennial to consider our journey- whence we have come and whither we are going. In dedicating this Annual to Milwaukeeis centennial, we cannot over- look the great contributions made by Rufus King and other schools of Milwaukee to our city, county, state and nation. They have been, and shall continue to be, the bulwark of our civilization. As Mayhr of !Milwaukee, I should like to invite you to participate in Mi1waukee's tennial during 1946. .Ar A-4. X JOHN L. BOHN Afsz?-F I RWM, ,Wg ...L Mayor 5 f' 74-5 gf lt -'fs X if z,.wJX .f 71 WD 'P fa-5 is - or ' .f - ff 'w, bgdq Xxkk . fb Lf K 1 V. ,, H - ja , .EPI -' 7g4,..7q J wx ' X T 'IM A Nf774'1. f' A mx? 1-J' '. 6216 MW Wir. fyriclfer Vice-Principal 'H Elizabeth Altenhofen Dorothea M. Baumann Harriet C. Boehringer Physical Education Mathematics English Archery Girls' Activities Swimming Marie A. Bahr Helen Behling Walter L. Brauer Algebra English Mathematics Speech Dramatics Harry A. Brown Reuben A. Charette Marie Daetz Bookkeeping Machine Shop Commercial Receiving Room Stage Service Carl F. Buheck Evelyn M. Crowley Wenonah Eis Science English English Football Alumni History i W. F. Dummert Alexander E. Flugum Allen A. Cahl 1 Science Mathematics English Speech Brunhilde Fleer John C. Foti Dorothy Gardner Social Studies Phy. Ed. Correctives Latin Advisement Social Studies English S a 6lClfL Marv Gaunt Jane W.Crossman Stanley M. Hanks Latin Visual Service Social Studies Publications Committee Track Coach Citizenship Ass't Coach Football Forensics Helen B. Coetsch Carl E. Gustafson Alvin H. Hanson Economics Commercial English Sociology Bookkeeper Advisement Civics Cafeteria Esther Heise Alice Holland Marie A. Ingram Home Economics History English Social Committee John D. Hercher Elden H. Hunter J0lll1 .larlk0WSki History Social Studies Science Publications Boys' Athletics Marie K. Jaspersen Leonard B. Johnson Clara Kann Commercial Physics English School Finance Camera Service Advisement Aeronautics Francis E. Joas John C..Kaczmarek A. Leroy Keeney Arch. Mech. Drawing Phy. Ed., Social Science Physics Bookstore A. Advisement General Science J MCMA? Margaret S. Kenney John J. Kurtz Fillmore C. Laun English English Mathematics Advisement Athletics Equip. Mgr. Ethel E. Kroes Ozine LaBine Aletha Layman English English Arts and Crafts French School Activity Board . Helene F. Lee Irma E. Luebchow Helen Mervash Home Economics German German, Spanish Sociology English Arnold A. Lenz Dorothy H. Mantsch Georgia Mott Geography Commercial Physical Education Civics Girls' Gym Team Games ' Gym Cadets Catherine Morton Roy E. Myhre Claire Rich English Biology Commercial Bessie Murphy Charles Polomis Margaret Risjord Social Studies Biology, Athletics Home Economics Auditorium Assemblies Advisement GLC!! Martha Robbins Ellen M. Sargeant Arthur G. Scheftner English Music, Orchestra Mathematics Music Appreciation Ind. Arts Chorus, Choir Norman Ruenzel Harold J. Scharf Frances A. Scherkenbach Physical Education Chemistry Mathematics , Cross Country Golf Team Track Athletic Eligibility Adell M. Schott Aurelia J. Schwanberg Clarence F. Struck Speech History Industrial Arts English King's Queens Leonard Schulze Harriet Schweers William Stewart Chemistry Commercial Biology Socialg Scholarship Audio-Visual Education Committees ' Elizabeth Sullivan Gertrude Tonn , William Howard Wing English Spanish Shorthand History Sales Radio Club Marguerite Tice Pieter W. Vervloet Arnold C. Wittkop Home Economics Woodwork Commercial Cafeteria Manager Track Coach ' Frosh-Soph Basketball GLC!! George A. Wolf Arthur Zahorik Earl F. Jaeger Boys, Gym Music Welfare Counsellor Boys' Athletics Sylvia L. Wolf Harold Zimmerman Commercial Commercial Finance Committee Bookstore HB H. Marguerite Marcher Gena Principati George J. Beltman Librarian Secretary Engineer Margret Gerlach Aletha Wetzel Secretary Secretary Not Pzctu red Margaret Fitzgerald Richard F. Siehrecht Kathryn E. Bennett Biology Arts and Crafts English Speech Make-up CLCM, 4, MILWAUKEFRS RECORD IN NATIONAL CONTESTS Fire Prevention 1926-First Place 1927-Third Place 1928- 1929- Fourth Place Second Place 1930-Fourth Place 1931- 1932- 1933 1934 1935 First Place Second Place -Fourth Place Second Place -Second Place 1936-Third Place 1937 1938 1939 -Second Place -Second Place -First Place 1940-Second Place 1941-First Place 1942-First Place and Grand Award 1943-Honorable Mention 1944-First Place Health 1929-First Place 1930-Second Place 1931-First Place 1932-Second Place 2111933 Honorary Disharment 31934-Honorary Disbarment 1935-Second Place 1936-First Place 31937 -Honorary Disbarment 41938-Honorary Disbarment 1939-First Place 31940-Honorary Disbarment 1941-Placed on National Health Honor Roll 1942-Placed on National 1943 Health Honor Roll -Placed on National Health Honor' Roll 1944-No Contest ' Trailic Safety 1931-First Place 1932- First Place 1933-First Place 1934-Grand Award 1935-First Place 1936-Tied with New York for First Place 1937-First Place 1938-First Place 1939-First Place 1940-Third Place 1941 -First Place and Certif- icate of Merit for out- standing trafiic safety performance during past 10 years 1942-Honorable Mention 1943-Certificate of Merit 1944-Special Award of Pefl' Merit 'Ba-rred from com 1 :on ta give other cities a chance. 1944-First Place in sixth national Pedestrian Safety contest. ' ' ..F'.'?-L: ' .V Q I mam.-1. N s 4. ff 35-mmmm+1f.v.m.,L Ip mmmNamgwmw-Mm-1W-mmm-mggmwmvmmm I..-,.w.M.mM,Wm:.fMW-- ,.... -. ,M GGILA S Rufus King was an American journalist and soldier. He was born in New York, January 26, 1814, and died there on the 13th of October in 1876. He graduated from West Point in 1833. Three years later, he resigned from the army, and entered the engineering corps. He soon became assistant engineer of the New York and Erie Railroad. He was the editor of the Albany uAdvertiser for four years. Having then removed to Wisconsin in 1843, King became the editor of the Milwaukee Sen- tinel and Gazette during 1845-1861. Rufus King was the first Superintendent of Schools in Milwaukee, serving without pay for three years. During the Civil War King was brigadier general of the famous ulron Brigade. He also served as U. S. minister to the Papal States at Rome. Because of his excellent service to the well-being of humanity and the high ideals for which he stood, our school is proud to bear the honored name of Rufus King. Mary Ann Danneker Elaine Dropp Elective Course Elective Course Swimming Cadet Gym Cadet, Leadership Red Cross, Annual Invitations , Helen Dobbratz Carol Eckhardl Elective Course Elective Course 1 Redfm Cadet anucw Richard Eichmeuller Marvin Fenner Elective Course Elective Course S-A-B- W.A.B. Basketball Belty Feil Bernard Fenske Elective Course Elective Course Choral Reading Iris Friedrichs Science Course 'LI-Ieaven Can Wait '4Clarence, Cadet Joanne Fitzgerald Elective Course .lune Galow Elective Course Basketball, Hockey Cadet Lois Garvin Elective Course Adelaide Frister Elective Course Cirl's Chorus King's Page Carol Fritsche Elective Course Girl,s Chorus W.A.B. Robert Gatzow Elective Course Cadet Service W.A.B. Annebelle Cebhard Elective Course A Capella, Cadet Choral Reading Choral Reading Richard Cebhard Elective Course Science Club David Glickman Science Course Visual Service Camera, Gym Student Council Betty Gossman Elective Course Archery H. R. Chairman Betty Grall Elective Course Girl's Basketball Councils Bernett Groolemaat Geraldine Hagen Elective Course Elective Course Red C1-055 A Capella, Cadet Basketball Heinz Haenisch Donald Hampel Elective Course English Course lla Glee Club Bookstore A Track, Chorus Cadet, Councils Dorothy Heim William Henke Elective Course Science Course Cadet, Swimming Football, Cadet S.A.B. Wrestling, Track Irene Heim Lila Holtz Stenographic Course Elective Course Cadet, Red Cross Cadet, S.A.B. Gloria Jaeger Science Course Council, Swimming Archery, Cadet Richard Jalas Elective Course Basketball H. R. Vice-Chairman Ralph Kalb Science Course Visual Aids Hall Cadet Elroy Karow Elective Course .lean Knotek Elective Course Hall Cadet School Council Shirley Knuth Science Course S.A.B., Cadet Joyce Juech Elective Course Art Service Leadership .leanne Kahn Elective Course Red Cross Albert Kissler Elective Course A Capella Choir Football Harvey Klug Elective Course Margery Koepsell Elective Course Life Saving A Capella Marian Koktavy Elective Course Cadet Red Cross Home Nursing Joan Lauterba ch Elective Course Cadet, Usher H. R. Secretary Robert Lea Elective Course Bike Cadet, Tennis S.A.B. Ralph Lohmann Elective Course Hall Cadet H. R. Cadet Patricia Longtine Elective Course Swimming Cadet A Capella William Maass Elective Course Cadet Service Councils Edward Ma dritsch Elect ive Course L' 6U'llfl6l,l Carolyn Lee Elective Course Tennis, Camera Basketball Grace Logue Elective Course Patricia Ludwig Elective Course Swimming Cadet La Verne Lutz Elective Course Cadet, Council Baseball Betty Marks Stenographic Course Swimming Cadet Judith McClanahan English Course Badminton, Archery Office Cadet Sarah McCue Robert E. Meyer Science Course Swimming Library Cadet James Meineckeb Nancy Miller Mathematics Course Stenographic Course ,ia Cadet, S.A.B. Red Cross, Council ' Councils Swimming Dolores Moench Roy Mueller English Course Science Course Cadet, Council Football, Wrestling H. R. Treasurer Cadet ,lean Mork Audrey Mundt Elective Course English Course Cadet, Tennis Cadet, Council Rarlminton H. R. Treasurer Robert Nelson Elective Course Golf Team Cadet Charles Newby Science Course Boy's Clee Club Gordon Nuernberg Elective Course Council Marjorie Osterer Elective Course Cadet, Hockey Basketball Shirley Peters Elective Course A Capella H. R. Chairman Beverly Peterson Elective Course Girl's Chorus Lelia Newnam Elective Course King's Page Shirley Nicolai Elective Course Swimming, Cadet Ellen Patzke Elective Course A Capella King's Page Donald Pavlet Elective Course Visual Service Morse Code Harold Pfeiffer Science Course Morse Code War Board Bernice Pitts Elective Course Choir Red Cross June Polhammer Anna Remshack Elective Course Elective Course Gym Cadet Red Cross Spence Potter Mary Ann Revoy Mathematics Course Elective Course Football, Track Cadet, S ' ' Wrestling, Cadet W.A.B. wlmmmg Arlene Richter Charlotte Roberts Elective Course Science Course Band, Orchestra Sr. Orchestra A Capella, Swimming Connie Ring Marion Rosholt Elective Course Elective Course Basketball Hockey, Cadet Joyce Ruehl Elective Course A Capella Science Club Grace Saffran English Course Cadet, Council Ralph Schultz Science Course Stage Cadet Art Service Ronald Schumacher Science Course Cadet Service Visual Aids Edith Seidel Elective Course Cadet Morse Code Thomas Siedlitz Science Course Track, Basketball Cross Country Peter Schmidt Elective Course Visual Service Marion Schneider Elective Course Red Cross Dolores Schweitzer Elective Course Cadet Elaine Schwerdt Elective Course Cadet Service Badminton Allan Selchert English Course Cadet Service Paper Drives Mildred Sell Elective Course Red Cross Annual Constance Skaliizky Mary Ann Spehn Elective Course Elective Course Cadet, Baskelball S.A.B., Cadet Hockey, War Bonds Publicajons Burton Smith Shirley Spencer Elective Course Elective Course pct Archery Basketball, Cadet Art Service Hockey, Council Donna Slam Shirley Stauber Elective Course Elective Course Annual, Red Cross Kin'!'s Page Art Service S.A.B., Crown Lorraine Stamm Marion Strudell Elective Course Elective Course Audrey Theis Stenographic Course Hockey, Basketball 3A Cadet, W.A.B. Doris Trautmann Elective Course Orchestra, Chorus Glenn Uebersohn Mathematics Course Basketball, Cadet Football, Track Elaine Unke Elective Course Band, Basketball Swimming Tennis Arthur Wachs Elective Course Art Service Donald Weiner Elective Course S.A.B., W.A.B. Victory Council Frederick Tuttle Science Course Track, Football Gym Cadet Audrey Uebersohn Stenographic Course Red Cross Publications Dorothy Ville Elective Course Cadet, Red Cross Archery, Tennis William Vonier Science Course Football, Cadet S.A.B., Wrestling Lois Wenninger Elective Course Red Cross, Council Gym Cadet Eunice Werthmann Stenographic Course Cadet, Red Cross Chorus, Basketball Camera Service Tennis. Red Cross r y 1 Murray Westler Shirley Yelvington Science Course Stenographic Course Orchestra, Glee Club Advertising Visual Service A Capella Gerald Winkelmann Zacher, June Science Course Elective Course Football, Track Red Cross, Archery Wrestling Art Service an My Ralph Zahner Arthur Zimmer Science Course Science Course t Track S.A.B., Cadet s Basketball l 6l, MCI, 25 Florence Zemblowski Verna Zunker Elective Course Elective Course Red Cross Red Cross, Annual Basketball Hockey, Basketball assi Q K 0 all asaai sir as QQ gg .lady Qliikgii y A 33233 X K il sms Jai sz ,. '2+0 'f s fkxxb if THE McCOY Anderson, Ronald Armbruster, Elaine Arnold, June Bauer, Donald Beischer, Ronald Belhumeur, Robert Berweiler., Barbara Bingenheimer, Ruth Blackmun, Virginia Block, Thomas Born, William Brandt, Charlotte Brasch, George Bub, James Buchholz, Ronald Buesch, Anna Buschbaum, Lois Commorato, Frank Cosentino, Frank Dangelat, Audrey Danneker, Mary Ann Dobbratz, Helen Dropp, Elaine Eckhardt, Carol Eichmueller, Richard Feil, Betty Fenner, Marvin Fenske, Bernard Friedrichs, Iris Fitzgerald, Joan F rister, Adelaide Fretsche, Carol Garvin., Lois Gatzow, Robert Gebhard, Annabella Gebhard, Richard Glickman, David Gossman, Betty Grall, Betty Grootemaat, Bernett Haenisch, Heinz Hagen, Geraldine Hampel, Donald Heim, Dorothy ff Q u..,.'f,.- 5' sy. Vllll VX ij .rf , , ,2,,..::p ,,.lInl 1 x by 3, N 1 ...af 1 ALIAS Andy Army Toots Don Spider Bell Bobby Ruthie Ginger Tom Nine Chuck Golden toe Nine star Buch Anna Bushey Spaghetts Duke Little Audrey Danny Mousie Droop Carol Dimples Birdie Dude Bud I Io Ady Carrie Jean Archie Ann Gemw Dave Boots Cricket Bunny Whity 1 ferry Hampy Little One - fnf ffwi fi' l f gwlj 1 L A , la U f' Qs i iii s sgj ' iliii' I ga NEI' f K y I gfw - W ., - 2 iff L2 H ,...- SWEET STUFF NO GO IQ46 F98 ? Becall Garland Huba-Huba Hubby-Hubby Weekends Lima beans Thinking Knowing Money Work School Marriage Sleep School Working Army Bangs Indians Me and She We and Five Hunting Card cheaters Student Architect Family car Sinatra fans Boarder Co-owner If dreams came true Put your dreams away I should care I wish I knew Many things A few things Student M. A. Moonlight and Roses Stormy Weather Wishing on a star I should care Star Beverages Gossip Young Older Bell bottom trousers Dreams Anchors away Together Football School Army Work Weekends School days Young Older No Assignments Zooters Waiting Racing Hazel Eyes Bumpy roads Wondering Surprised Candy Alone Sweet dreams I wish I knew Music Boogie Woogie Clothes Square-sharpies Single Still single .lokes Conceited people Looking Still looking My man Candy Iill get by Together Week ends Dull days Happy Happier Blondes Some sailor School bells Wedding bells W.W.U. Rest of world Homework Housework Blond Study Alone Together Young men Old men Single Single Blondes Homework Young man Old man Her Him Student Who Knows Long Hair Lipstick on everything On ice Blossoms in the dust Fun Work Undecided Decided Bob Waiting Cashier 1369 A certain sharpie Being teased Dazed Amazed H.L.A. Waiting Wisconsin Kentucky Co-educational Educational Son Daddy Darel Bobby socks My name His name Sports Work Student Engineer Chinese Food Propaganda D. M. Glickman Glickman, M. D. Upsweeps Bobby socks Fair maid Old maid Bar-B-Que 8 Being quiet Happy Spotted Army Brush haircuts I'll walk alone Together Blondes Pink elephants Student Marines ' 6 ft. or more Prefaces Learing Learning Food Waking up Digging Striking oil Fun Kill-joys Wondering Time will tell THE McCOY Heim, Irene Henke, William Holtz, Lila Jaeger, Gloria Jalas, Richard Jnech, Joyce Kahn, Jeanne Kalb, Ralph Karow, Elroy Kissler, Albert Klng, Harvey Knotek, Jean Knuth, Shirley Koepsell, Margery Koktavy, Marian Korenic, Catherine Kornblnm, Edwin Kornblum, Oscar Koth, Gerald Kubicek, June Knenn, Beverly Kaetsch, Robert Lange, Robert Lanterbach, Joan Lea, Robert Lee, Carolyn Logue, Grace Lohmann, Ralph Longtine, Patrica Ludwig, Patricia Lutz, LaVerna Maass, William Madritsch, Edward Marks, Betty McClanahan, Judith McCue, Sarah Meinecke, James Meyer, Robert Miller, Nancy Moench, Dolores Mork, .lean Mueller, Roy Mnndt, Audrey Nelson, Robert Newby, Charles Newman, Lelia Nicolai, Shirley Nuernberg, Corden Osterer, Marjorie Patzke, Ellen Pavlet, Donald Peters, Shirley Peterson, Beverley ALIAS Itchy Hank Holtz H edy Dick Joy Peaches B lakflar Roy El H arve K nachek Shirl Margie Toots Kate Eddie Ossie Jerry Kubbie Bev Smokey Lang Jo Bob Birdie Hop-a-long Kutch Pat Pat Lutz Little Bill Prof. Betsy Irish Susie .lim Bob Nan Dodo Butch Runty Aud Mellie Nube Lee Nickie Gordy Moe Pat Pav Petes Bev. SWEET STUFF ? Fun Brown eyes Brown hair Figures Saturday nights Army Radio work Cars Sports Blondes Stormy weather My blonde Long way home Work Date Night life Blue Eyes Brawls Laughing Pork chops Chicks Enjoyment Convertibles A someone Worms Saturday nights Play football Music in the air Dark Eyes Moonlight and Roses Twosome Tooty-Tooty-Fruity Tall, handsome Weekends Weekends 3 :2S Sleeping Smiles Sentimental journey A.M. Gay old times Admission Golf Parties Traveling Nickel cokes Blondes Crazy dates Blond hair Ellington Potato chips Sister's beans NO GOOD Mustaches Recnperatin' Conceit Conceited people Kill joys Monday mornings Limbnrger cheese Extraneons speeches Big head Crowd players Sinatra fans Competition Lonely nights Alone Homework Fate Chickens Peroxide blondes Chickens Unfriendly people Meat rationing Chickens Work Model T's Her absence Cats Sunday morning Candy Boogie-Woogie Blues in the Night Blue Champagne Threesome Marked cards Baggy clothes Rain Unreasonable people 8:45 Work Blues in the night Stormy weather Two faced girls Peroxides Permission Study Chickens Bleached blondes Dime cokes Brunettes All goodbyes Red hair Lombardo Crowd players Called dimples 1946 Student Alone Me I'll walk alone Tied down Wistfnl Coed Dreams Sitting around Civilian Senior Youid be snrprized School bells Waiting You and I Blushing girl Bait Canit afford Student Latched Dreaming Small fry Stude Student Sweet somebody Single Chick S.T.O. Student Searching with a song Dreams One alone Lonesome Usher Hoping Study Waiting Me School Day dreaming Ainit misbehaving Who knows Planning I Submission Tied down Army Engaged Broke Street car Wondering Curly B. T. O. Mermaid Fatigued ? Who knows ? We three Still me Together Breaking rocks Blissful Coed Embraceable you Public address Service U. S. Navy I wish I knew Weddin, bells Yes, dear We three Who can tell? Mate A ford Bell bottom ? Still dreaming Big fry Stooge Who knows Somebody's sweet Not single Hen B.T.O. Ditch digger Lullaby and Goodnight Cocktail for two Tea for two Fivesome Government job Who knows Beauty R. N. We Happy My dreams come tlue Tea for two We know Love-Honor-Obey Commission Hooked ? South America Still broke Car Round out Baldy K. P. Seahag Exhansted THE McCOY Pfeiffer, Harold Pitts, Bernice Pohlhammer, June Potter, Spence Remshak, Anne Revoy, Mary Richter, Arlene Ring, Connee Roberts, Charlotte Rosholt, Marion Ruehl, .loyce Saffran, Grace Schmidt, Peter Schneider, Marion Schulz, Ralph Schumacher, Ronald Schweitzer, Dolores Schwerdt, Elaine Seidel, Edith Siedlitz, Thomas Selchert, Allan Sell, Mildred Skalitsky, Constance Smith, Burton Spehn, Mary Spencer, Shirley Stam, Donna Stamm, Lorraine Stauber, Shirley Strudell, Marion Thies, Audrey Trautmann, Doris Tuttle, Fred Uebersohn, Audrey Uebersohn, Glenn Unke, Elaine Vine, Dorothy Vonier, William Wachs, Arthur Weiner, Donald Wenninger, Lois Werthmann, Eunice Westler, Murray Winkelmann, Gerald Yelvington, Shirley Zacher, .I une Zahner, Ralph Zemblowski, Florence Zimmer, Arthur Zunker, Verna ALIAS Harry Bea Iun ie iffk:tot:1f Flash Revey Arty Egghead Charlie Mary Io .lust me Bud Tina Schulz Ronnie Schweitz Chickie Edie Topper Tom Mako Milly Connie Burt Honey Spence Tony Larry Shirl Dolly Smiles Twinkletoes Fritz And Ebe Unke Dot Willis Art Slow motion Loie Kleenex W es Wilik Shirl Iunie Zahner Flo Zi Zerna SWEET STUFF Charlie Vacation Paddle-Pop Bluegold School Air corps Flutes and Bases The river Horses Lemon pie .lerk Movies Sports Good food Sweets Her ! s Potato chips Food Freshmen Censored Hot fudges Blond hunks Food Brush hair cuts Bellbottoms Anything Soldier Hamburgers A good time Anchors Aweigh Fun Brunettes Weekends Blondes Fickle-Pickles Tall men Busty Lionel Hampton Brunettes Hot fudge Infantry Me Sports Tall stuff Certain someone Sharps Tall men Fishing 6' Vg NO GOOD Straight hair Homework Cigar smoke Purgold Work Catty people Physics Purple pajamas Exaggerations Monday mornings Soda .lerk Conceited people Sad cases Hospitals Bitters Peroxides ?'s Carrots Norfood Four in back seat Seemingly Stomach aches Big head Censored Serious people Goodbyes Nothing Sharpies Loud clothes Work I-Iow Blue the Night People Blondes Wfeekdays Bed heads Two faced people Short men Initials Wayne King Homework Home work Work Other people Squares Short orders Katty people Squares Conceited people Sing Sing Army orders 1946 Student- Me Bobby socks One alone Single Dazed Music student Young chicken Single ring Student Drilling Learning Alone ? Hearts Me Me Coming Fly by night Soda jerk Student Collecting Mr. Their girl .lust me Something Two feet Work Crazy One alone Confused Lawless Lost Free Looking Looking Interested S. T. O. Student Tired Number please! Stude Civilian Waiting Student B. T. O. Looking House of joy Waiting ? Chemist Mrs. Nylons Two alone Single Amazed Music teacher Old hen Double ring Traveler Dentist Still learning Hard telling Office Diamonds We, wee We Going Hermit G. I. Retired More collecting Got her His girl Wee three Everything Four feet Work some more Still crazy Together Contented Lawyer Found Free'er Found Found, I hope Plebe B. T. O. Lawyer Retired Wife More Stude Guess Satisfied ? A. W. O. L. ' Still looking Leap frog .lust us Grand Avenue RULES TO BE OBSERVED BY THE PUPILS OF THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS OF MILWAUKEE l 2 3 4 5 6 7. 8 9 10 The Pupils must appear at the appointed hours, with their hands and faces clean, and hair combed, free from lice, itch, scald head, and other contagious diseases, and with their clothes clean and mended. They must be careful of their school books, which are not to be soiled, torn or scribbled in. They must be regular in their attendance, and never loiter to or from school. They must obey their instructors, and strictly obse.rve the rules adopted for their government. They must attend diligently to their studies. They must not study aloud or make im- proper gestures or unnecessary noise. They must neither write, talk nor whisper to each other during school hours. They must not leave their seats Without permission, nor remain at play longer than the time prescribed for them. They must in all cases speak the truth. They must not quarrel with, or abuse each other, on any occasion. They must not, either in speaking, or writing, usc. profane, indecent, or offensive language. They should be polite and respectful in their behaviour, and, neither do, nor say, anything to injure the person, feelings, or property of their neighbors, or associates. No scholar shall be admitted into the school room, who does not appear Within fifteen minutes of the appointed hour. None but the children ot actual residents, shall be admitted into the Public Schools, and no pupil shall be received. in any quarters, after the end of the first month unless the parents have recently moved into the district, or the pupil has been de- tained from school by sickness, or other sufficient cause.. By order of the Board of School Com- missioners. RUFUS KING, President G. ABBEY, Secretary 1Vlilwaukee,. Dec., 1846 In 1834, Dr. 0. P. Wolcott, who was then engaged in the practice of medi- cine in the. East, came to visit his brother, Dr. Erastus B. Wolcott in Mil- waukee. Here are his words: MSuch a miserable-looking place selected for a settlement 1 had never seen before. It was one unbroken series of sandfbanks, frog-ponds, clay hills and river marshes, with the unpretentious habitations of probably five thousand. people scattered around in a desultory sort of way. In three days I had gained the acquaint- ance of nearly every man in town, and I made. it a point to abuse everybody l met for locating in such an ill-favored and unpromising stretch of waste. Such f6L,4auf a spot, I informed them, was intended f M Q only for water-fowls and wild beasts, L ,z not for the dwellings of man. I H19 C0 MIS 320 2B 225 12B MISS LUEBCHOW Top Row: Herbert Fritz, Sherman Michaelis, Don Gerardin, Robert Jochims fCadetJ, Douglas Gostchock, John Fredrickson 1W.A.B.D, Donald Fritzke, Merrill Hucks ep, Wolfgang Auer. Third How: Eleanore Goehler, James Ricketts fEquip. Mgrj, Patty Thornherg, Roger Heinritz, Roger Geroux, Alvin Brester, Evelyn Schulz, Richard Handt. Second Row: Miss Luebchow, Marie Hornik, Robert Graetz, George Goesch fCadetD, Barbara Kores fCadetl, James Gauger, Ben Kroening lChairmanJ, Ross Gunther. Fourth Row: Lorraine Kanzora, Shirley Harmann, Betsy Fliss, Shirley Giese CBk. B 31 Cadetl, Mary Holevas CS.A.B.J, Virginia Gegner, Doris Jaeger CW.A.B.J, Gloria Baer fCadetJ, Louise Hesselbach. MISS GROSSMAN Top Row: Richard Rosman, Donald Schmidt, Robert Matthes, Richard Schorse, James Riedy, Arthur Jahns, John Janechek. Fourth Row: Fern Pollow, Kenneth Fischer, Norman Kehres, Donald Peterson, Roland Becker, Guenther Eisemann, Robert Montag. Third Row: Richard Schlatterer, Gertrude Kimmel, Gertrude Armhruster, Grace Passow, Rudolph Fuss, Corrine Altenhofen, Arletta Oravez, Yvonne Harvey. Second Row: Miss Grossman, Doris Heyman, Betty Lou Cameron, Edward Janke, Laverne Kleeherg, Marilyn Zickert, Donald Wamhach, Frank Achtor. Bottom Row: Betty Pecor, Rosemary Dishneau, Hedwig Sauter, Joyce Willborn, Joan Sebolsky, Jane Renter, Rosanne Beer, Gloria Kehres. MR. MYHRE Top Row: Robert Droegkamp CW.A.B.D, Earl Blum, Richard Deleff, Robert Berndt, Jerry Dahl, Ralph Eckert, Raymond A. Bormann, William Parsons. a Third Row: Mr. Myhre, Lowell Eggert, Donald Bublitz, Gene Anderson, Edward Behne, Meyer Papermaster, Harold Fisher, Howard Jung, Karl Kruetz. Second Row: Robert Veitel, Arlene Eichstaedt, Jeanette Clough, Helen Ann Drews, Delores Lembke, Marilyn Nelson, Marilyn Pittlemann, Norman Pearl. Fourth Row: Dolores Brozek, Cleo Carey, Beulah Charlson, Mary Jane Szmania, Phyllis Nordness fS.A.B.J, Patricia Kluck, Shirley Neutzel, Arlene Bonn, Laverne Dorsen. MISS GAUNT Top Row: John Vanderboom, Donald Weber, Alfred Stueve, Robert West, Kenneth Sommerfeld, Edward Whitson, Donald Wiesler, James Weber. Third Row: Kenneth Wilhurth, Barbara Steffens, Donald Wolfgram, Wallace Sickels, Donald Eggert, Chris Skavland, Lawrence Fenske, Thomas Warner. Second Row: Miss Gaunt, Susan Theis, Myron Silbert, Phillip Weseliberg, Roland Stops, Jean Staudle, .lean Schmidt, Irma Wille. Bottom Row: Delores Wargowsky, Betty Verdoni, Olive Thomas, Joyce Baumann, Bertha Skyrud, Joan Slipper, Carol Terwelp, Joy Voigt. 125 12B 414, 12B 118 12B 313 11A MR. JOHNSON Top Row: Gerald Ledermann, James Mertens, Bruce Kloese, Theodore Mueller, Eugene Maurer, Gerald Kniesel, Donald Kempfert. Fourth Row: Mr. Keeney, Shirley Moore, Herbert Kielisch, Edgar McCarthy, Robert LaPorte, Edmund Lennartz, Joe Kopecky, Dorothy Bramman. Third Row: Carl Kiefer, Emily Foss, Ray Majeske, Roger Zeck, Carol Neick, Richard J. McDermott, Andrew Buechler. ' Second Row: Clara Mae Kiehnen, Marion Kunz, Evelyn Matthe, Charles Kirchner, Gerald Kuehn, Jeanette Muehleisen, Colleen Nelson, Elaine Muth. Bottom Row: Darlene Heifele, Marion Phillips, Joanne Lawrence, Arthur Martinelli, Elaine Knapp, Joyce Kressin, Anne Letko, Marion Koepsel, Marion Kranz. MISS DAETZ Top Row: Michael Ruvolo, Richard Perry, Kenneth Riemer, Howard Pavlet, Howard Paulus, Neal Raatz fS.A.B.J, Ray Remmel. Third Row: Robert Peneau, Helen Schade, Carol Reghanti, Melvin Popp, Audrey Quade, Marilyn Polzin, Cloyd Schmidt. Second Row: Miss Daetz, Donna Rogers fS.A.B.3, Valborg Jansen, Dale Schemmel, Edward Peschke, Linnea Rischmann, Howard Perlick fW.A.B.J. Helen Poppy iW.A.B.J. Bottom Row: Ruth Plaumann, Margaret Piehler, Nolan Boyden, Shirley Krueger, Richard Perlewitz CKing's Pagel, Florence Prowatzke, Anne Schaefer fKing's Pagel. ' MR. LENZ Top Row: Carroll Hotke, Sheldon Knuth, Evelyn Knoth, Floyd Lyneis, Vernon Lemke, Donald Lewis, Louise Lemmermann, Arfhur Laumer. Third Row: Wanda Budzinski fWar Aetivitiesl, Richard Leenhouts., Herbert Leppien CAud. Councill, Richard Lindstedt, Homer Krauss, Myron Krueger, Carla Krueter, Robert Kohls. Second Row: Mr. Lenz, Beverly Kraft, Beverly Randall, Betty Jarolimek, .loan Downing, Joyce Kirchmayer, Betty Lembke, Harold Krom, Dolores Klatt. Bottom Row: Lois Lamp, Jacqualyn Kirchen, Lois Kuehn, Mary Ann McCarthy, Lois Wittig, Ronald LaValle, Carol LaGraves, Phyllis Lemherg fStudent Councill. MISS HELEN BEHLING Top Row: Mae Matthisen, Lee Mellies, Glenn Martin CAud. Couneill, Robert Wittemann CVisual Servicel, John Papenfus fClass Chairmanl, Norbert Steffes, Daniel Luedtke. Third Row: .Kathleen Nakielski, Nancy Mueller, Robert Lorence Ufreasurerl, Thomas Moorhouse, Paula Morrill lSec.J, Carol Liedtke, Marilyn Marks. Second Row: Miss Behling, Audrey Paap fW'.A.B.J, Arlys Pflughaeft, Rita Moll fS.A.B.D, Edmund Mackett, Robert Meller, Eileen Orth, .lean Monday. Bottom Row: Shirley Neitzel, Barbara Peterson, Elaine Nicolai, LaVon Nelson, Shirley Niemic, Armella Glaser Hazel .lean Matasek. 9 303 11A 112 11A 120 11A 110 11A MR. SIEBRECHT Top Row: Earl Schleif, Richard Petersen, Dale Biedenbender Fred Beermann, Roland Apel, Bruce Bryant, Ronald Aichner, Eunice Weidt, Arthur Algrim. Fourth Row: Larry Altman, Patrick Berry, Howard Chipman, Fred Spinn, Howard Basch, Lyle Brown, Warren Bloch, Robert Barensprung, Corinne Best. Third Row: Sally Ceman, Joyce Cee, Elaine Bartelt, Betty Mae Bolson, Donald Plouff, David Clark, Gary Bong, June Andel. Second Row: Mr. Spiece, Joan Blatzek, Marlyn Bindrich, Marianne Bennewitz, Eleanore Bornfleth, Beverly Coulson, Sibyl Casperson, Patricia Pagel. Bottom Row: Donald Bruesewitz, Doris Donner, Marie Burns, Kurt Bauer, Audrey Duerst, Leona Andersen, Carol Arnold, Grace Barrand. MR. A. E. FLUGUM ' Top Row: Norbert Peplinski, Allen Schmidt, Kenneth Weisl, James Tiedjens, Eugene Van Dorf, Arthur Wolke, Alfred Stuermer, Richard Kowalczyk. Fourth Row: James Weikert, Geraldine Kittelmann, James Slarke, Virginia Vander Linden, Jean Yehle, Alice Torweihe, Patricia Valodine, Kenneth Sawitzke. Third Row: Mr. Flugum, John Krueger, Dorothy Woelifer, James Hard, William Werba, William Streicher, Leona Senfleben. Secogd Iliow: Lois Utech, Joyce Weidner, Faith Wischer, Charles Wiclc, George Wyrich, Ronald Tank, Carol ug es. Bottom Row: Shirley Turner, Dolores Trad, Mae Horn, Cecelia Parise, Joyce Tylicki, Virginia Willman, Marilyn Vollmer. MISS INGRAM Top Row: Russell Greenwood, Robert Hamann, Arthur Gutowsky, Howard Fluegel, Russell Wicker, Richard Goelzer, Gerald Frank, Richard Goeldner, James Daniels. Fourth Row: Dennis Ewing, Lola Guember, Robert Goehlen, Carl Ginter, Roland Friedrich, Donald Loppnow, Le Roy Springer, James Harris, Donald Wiechmann. Third Row: Miss Ingram, Ellen Grunewald, Marian Groth, Donald Crysdale, Robert Freckmann, Dorothy Hagberg, Yvonne Gueguierre, Rosalie Gagliano. Second Row: Joyce Wauilet, Lorna Gerschke, Joan Bailey, Carol Franzel, Janet Gosnell, Patricia I-Iolford, Marcia Geiefuss, Evelyn Gielou, Pauline Ecklund. Bottom Row: Nancy Lemke, La Verne Witt, Beulah Eichler, Lucille Feih, Ann Fehirwary, Shirley Goelden, Daniel Lackas, Dorothy Engler. MISS SCHOONMAKER Top Row: William Herburg, Bob Boehm, Harvey Hauke, Harry Schmid, John Fiscus, Bill Kreil, Edward Berndt, Tom Moran. Third Row: Walter Ratzow, Marilynne Wild, Robert Kohn, Vernette Kleinschmidt, Bernard Kreil, James Giuntoli, Joan Poenisch 1W'.A.B.J, Beverly Cutler. Second Row: Miss Schoonmaker, Marion Doylen, Lois Hemmert, Jerry Brackett, Karen Carlson, Ruth Rang, Helen Kegel, Bill Grennier, Dorothy Gorski. Bottom Row: Joyce Elmer, Bob Schumann, Ruth Meusel, Betty Brewer, Maralyn Drescher CS.A.B.J, Shirley Steen, Grace Gutekunst, Marilyn Gonia, Pat Booterbaugh. 219 11A 322 11A 226 11A 326 11A gift: at if 1 .J U A M Q M I 3 A fb E uf Y K., Qbmfbf UTHQ Vyvr al 351. V MISS E. SULLIVAN Top Row: Kenneth Heder, Paul Droegkamp, William Hamm, William Kaestle, Robert Johnson, William Kabitske, Robert Chappela, Lee Hermanson. Fourth Row: Howard Esche, Martin Hintz, Arvin Hoppe, Betty ,lane Johnson, Calvin Harder, Mardell Witt, Edna Hundertmark, Dennis Polenz. Third Row: Miss Sullivan, Anna Kasten, Ruth Hussinger, Sonia Hemminger, .lames Kaentje, Tom Friedkin, Audrey Immell, Audrey Heberer, Carol Campbell. pb Second Row: Eunice Hill, Mildred Jurkschadt, James M. Hipp, William Klein, Lois Karolik, Ludwig Kern, Dean Holt, Virginia Lutz, .loan Kaestner. Bottom Row: Elizabeth Henning, .lean Herbstreith, Delores Heintz, Geraldine Hickey, Lucille Jenss, .loam Holub, ,lean Hufnagel, Catherine Scherer, Mercedes Hartmann. MR. GAHL Top Row: Robert Spranger, Robert Sarnitz, Carroll Marquardt, Earl Singer, Richard Stahl, .lames Johnson, Donald Schneider, Richard Schultz. U Fourth Row: Marian Schuster, Collette Siewert, Kenneth Smith, Kenneth Schulz, Robert Stam, Tom Stevens, Philip Sheridan, Shirley Treu. Third Row: Laverne Staffiet, Richard Sauve, Kenneth Schmidt, .lanet Trebbe, Carol Stephan, Elaine Tetzlaff, Robert Sinur, Shirley Sonnemann. Second Row: Miss Goetsch, Shirley Carpenter, LaRae Kluck, Lorraine Musbach, Lois Schlueter, Marguerite Schmidt, Lucille Strehlow, Shirley Sherer. Bottom Row: Beverly Scheribel, Betty Skalitzky, Carolyn Schaffner, Margaret Schiller, Rosalie Schultz, Carolyn Schwarm, Patricia Spehn, Betty .lane Skorik. Q Q 5' MISS EIS Top Row: Ervin Szohr, Lewis Tognaci, James Timm, Herbert Wolters, James Watson, Allen Nicolai, Carrolyn Gissing, Earl Wolter. Third Row: Robert Zandt, James Ulrich, Lois Thompson, Patricia Zenda, George Kissler, Dorothy Ward, Betty Thiele. Second Row: Miss Gamble, James Smith, Adeline Madritsch, Shirley Wepfer, Geraldine Zahn, Michael Thelen, Jeanine Taylor, Arden Thur. Fourth Row: Jeanne Weiss, Nancy Torcivia, Patricia Walton, Evangeline Suhm, Mary Zarden, Carol Tomczak, Delores Zemek. MISS A. LAYMAN Top Row: John Cole., Clarence Dittmar, Valentine Chubeck, Donald Engel, Russell Clegg, Kenneth Christiansen, Dennis Dittman, Ronald Freiheit. Fourth Row: Glenn Fitting, Conrad Ettl, Peggy Hunt, Delores Griep, Joyce Hively, Mertice Hoiimann, Russell Fenske, Robert Gray. Third Row: Joyce Erdmann, Marion Hackbarth, Marilyn Davis, Gloria Gusho, Laurel Eastburn, Ruth Fischer, Doris Hahn, Shirley Mae Hansen. Second Row: Miss Layman, Carol Gerschke, Gerald Goldwyn, James Jones, William Falk, Glenn Fossum, Elizabeth Helenwig, Delores Constantine. Bottom Row: Carol Helgert, Jean Mommer, Janet Hanson, La Vawn Holdemann, Nancy Griepentrog, Conant Gustafson, Carol Holzer, Connie George. 321 IIB 120 11B 308 11B 306 11B MRS. BOEHRINGER Top Row: LeRoy Carey, Richard Keihl, Lee Sheehy, ,Rudolph Abraham, Alan Preuss, Kenneth McMaster, Marlin Buehler, John Lastarge. Fourth Row: Dolores Weber, Marian Batzko, Charles Brautigan, Ronald Asen, Walter Boese, Richard Beck, Eva Clouser, Phyllis Doxtato-r. Third Row: Shirley Dalli, Marilyn Ogle, Charles Bruhner, Harold Bell, Beverly Wesenberg, Kenneth Burzlaff, Kathleen Bardeen, Marilyn Roberts. Second Row: Mrs. Boehringer, Patricia Billings, Shirley Behnke, Clarence Boerth, Rose Balistreri, Frederick Binger, Beverly Neumann, Beverly Cee. Bottom Row: Eleanor Belohlavek, Dolores Bruhn, Dolores Dose, William Bublitz, Ruth Drasal, Dolores Baars, Dorothy Coleman, Karroll Clarke. MISS RICH Top Row: Robert Jorgensen, Lois Krueger, Russell Luecltke, Gerald Marx, Robert Lowe, Eugene Galler, Allen Koepke, John Avrit. Fourth Row: Clarence Schultz, Audrey Luther, Kenneth Laack, Robert Lawonn, Betty Ann Krueger, Roy Schuttenhelm, John Maghakian, Agnes Pitts. Third Row: Miss Rich. Grace Knoll, Lois Kuenzel, Wilma Kopp, Richard Matasek, Daniel Daleke, Carla Koschnick, Anna Novosel, Nancy Markowsky. Second Row: Helen Mahnert, Marcella Klug, Gerald Marquardt, Joyce Kreiger, .lean Marquardt, John Kuckuk, .lune Rothweiler, Betty Le Sage. Bottom Row: Mary Mathias, Rose Marie Longtine, Herbert Koehler, Lillian Luerken, Rita Lipski, Ray Kieren, Marion Kreissig, Patricia Rostock. MR. JANKOWSKI Top Row: Roger Stollberg, Ronald Schermacher, John Person, Arthur Platz, Richard Svager, Kenneth Roets, Jerome Sautbine, Max Tarman, William Schultz. A Fourth Row: Gloria Suter, Jerome Roblee, Thomas Bramshneider, James Spencer, Lawrence Schmidt, Theodore Stack, Warren Steinmetz, Eunice Roepke, Renee Skotzke. Third Row: Lois Schroeder, Beverly Casper, Eleanor Sauter, Carol Oelke, Joan Schneider, Delores Shefloe, Virginia Selke, Margaret Batzko, George Paulsen. Second Row: Mr. Jankowski, Kathleen Steuerwald, Sheila Smith, Shirley Strey, Arleen Werner, LaVerne Wolcyk, Carol Jean Schmidt, Marion Schoof, Evelyn Karfonta, Shirley Rubringer. Bottom Row: Bernice Siefert, Earl Selleck, Laverne Schmidt, Joan Stops, Mary Rosman, Mary Siekert, Betty Ann Snyder, Mary Jean Schmitz, Sally Sottile. MISS CROWLEY Top Row: Jack Heyer, Gordon Mayzek, Marvin Nichols, Charles Moratz, Edward Olsen, Donald Meitner, Ray Mindock. Third Row: Edith Matzke, Donald Morrison, Robert Mrozek, Karl Ganhs, James Nass, James Nugent, Delores Olson. Second Row: Miss Crowley, Elaine Nistor, Doniaa Passmore, Lola Rennicke, Beverly Olsen, Marilyn Pauer, Carol Novak, Shirley McGrau. ' Bottom Row: Carol Pohlhammer, John Mueller, Geraldine Reith, Carol Otto, Ruth Oberkirsch, Claire Peplinski, Eunice Radtke. 218 l 11B 216 11B 202 11B 319 10A ?.. MISS SCHERKENBACH Top Row: Roger Grundmann, Erwin Benz, David Johnson, James Jensen, Donald Haack, James Jachims, Robert Daleke, Donald Hintz. ' Fourth Row: Robert Horst, Janet Keefe., Robert Tucker, Walter Saeger, Richard Jaye, Robert Hartlmeier, Caroline Keup, June Kipp. Third Row: Nina Jones, Marjorie Haas, Mary Ann Bulin, Terry Hickingbotton, John Hornberger, Patricia Hurless, Joanne Johnson, Janis Jorgensen. Second Row: Miss Scherkenbach, Genevieve Karwell, Helen Kelley, Betty Janett, June Bischoff, Carole Kelly, Phyllis Kluck, Elaine Kessler. Bottom Row: Betty Kluigheil, Paul Haertel, Dolores Karpinski, Violet Fischer, Joyce Schaeffer, Jane Michel, Joyce Kammers, Amaryllis Janusiak. MISS MERVASH Top Row: Robert O'Konek, Edwrd Poedtke, Harvey Rogers, Harlan Pergande, William Piepenburg, Ray Ruper, Harvey Rogge, Rudy Reinke. Fourth Row: Phyllis Pfau, Ethelyn Mihm, Janet Moldenhauer, Joseph Ochalek, William Olson., Arnold Rosche, Phyllis Miller, Elvera Mihm. Third Row: Miss Mervash, Patricia McCabe, Donald Hard, Beverly May, Kenneth Riemer, Joan Matinelli, John Redman, Doris Nilsen, Ri'a Nack. Second Row: Sally Patlow, Williznm Polenz, Grace Meister, Joan Miller, Fred Kandler, Mary Mathe, Barbara Necker, Janet Mischke. Bottom How: Fay Marquardt, Barbara Luy, Patricia Pierce, Audrey Paschke, Alice Nabke, Mardell Miskowski, Mary Ann Parteka, Patricia Luy. MISS LaBINE Top Row: Charles Miller, Clarence Mohr, Frederick Moegenbnrg, Jerome Mueller, Richard Mueller, Allan Mork, Donald Lutz, George Milaccio. Fourth Row: Jeanne Luedke, Shirley Lehner, Alice Lowum, Donald McCarthy, Roger Mann, John Liebl, Alvin Jankowski, Janet Kucksdorf, Carol Lembck. Third Row: Nancy Luck, Florence Lnmmers, Betty Krause, Miss LaBine, Allan Mueller, Dale Mannes, Joan Kroening, Marilyn Labby, Dorothy Kusch. Second Row: Doris Lankow, Betty Krogmann, Wilhelmina Luderfinger, Mary Ann Lemke, Pearl Lamhrecht, Lorraine Kusch, Betty Krueger, Jean Kuester. Bottom Row: Theodora Kyster, Luella Kurtz, William Nitz, Phyllis Kubiak, Alice Kubiak, Audrey Kriegel, Ray Milbrath, Warren! Lee. MR. SCHULZE Top Row: Melvin Ingram, Jerome Grall, Clifford Bohlman, Henry Meade, Robert Oswald, Anthony Gs,-bhardt, Donald Heath, Richard Seiherlich. Fourth Row: Caryl Hansen, Mary Jane Susedik, Donna Lieherum, John Zwick, Paul Williams, John Gaffney, Norinne Torgrud, Doris Williams. Third Row: Betty Sherwin. Geraldine Wottrich, Patricia Boyer, Julia Steinke, Bernice Gebhardt, Marion Hoerres, Beverly Berg, Mardell Spring. Second Row: Mr. Schulze, James Kelling, Carl Wiedenhoeft, Beverly Brushaber, Jean Wambach, Maryhelen Schneider, Mary Ann Dore, William Abshagen, Robert Flesch. Bottom Row: Johanna DeGaro, Elaine Weyker, Farrell Groeschel, Howard Moran, Joanne Sellers, George Wolf, Janet Kasten, Joyce Gutekunst. 310 10A 123 10A 210 10A 327 10A MISS KROES Top Row: William Martens, Lois Frank, Dick Held, Kenneth R. Hauser, Edward Hammond, Dick Hall, Lois Hagberg, Kenneth W. Hauser. Fourth Row: Joyce Dowdle, Patricia Grede, Gerald Hanschman, Joe Gagliano, Edgar Bode, Robert Hackenson, Richard Heyer, Corinne Friz. Third Row: Miss Kroes, Lausen Helmers, Donald Gest, Charlotte Feider, Joanne Dryden, Russell Heck, Howard Heim, Georgia Griffin, Dorothy Fritz. Second Row: Patricia George, Charlotte Dorsen, Grace Gahler, Geraldine Glasenapp, Jeanette Graebert, Bedadele Freeberg, Audrey Liebl, Shirley Herberger, Gorden Gerbing. Bottom Row: Elbert Heath, Joan Donner, Anna Fuss, Wa1'ren Haeberle, Robert Hackl, Marlene Everhard, Betty Gill, Dolores English. ' MR. HERCHER Top Row: Gloria Steinke, Edward W'eber, Donald Phillips, Donald Woolweber, W'illiam Tagatz, Jack Whitt, Douglas Zieher, Roy Berling, Donald Wisth. Fourth Row: Roger Wichman, Audrey Staedler, John Tessendorf, Dennis Thiel, Carl Thelin, Richard Tenaglia, Marianne Thews, Roy Zehren, Paul White. Third Row: Frank Stetter, Beverly Smith, Muriel Strack, Judith Viergutz, Leonard Sukowski, Corinne Zukowski, Shirley Semmann, Dolores Strande, Russell Witt. Second Row: Lois Stuck, Ruth Schukies., Geraldine Rockey, Dorothy Stine, Lucille Tetzlaff, Carol Techmer, Betty Weigert, Grace Schulpius, Charlotte Sigmund. Bottom Row: Dorothy Schultz, Lucille Tenerilli, Beverly Walker, Dolores Wiemer, Theresa Jarmusz, Ruth Suehring, Shirley Sickels, Doris Siewert, Mr. Hercher. MISS SCHWEERS Top Row: Allen Boland, Audrey Schmidt, Russell Sprado, Robert Schroder, Kenneth Lankow, Joyce Saari, Eugene Seefeldt. Fourth Row: Roy Schlagenhaft, Rudolph Navarette, Jerris Leonard, David Lambert, Leonard Steiner, Wesley Smith, Paul Scheer. Third Row: Miss Schweers, Ruth McWey, Ardell Riebe, Suzanne Schmidt, Warren Schoenwetter, Carolyn Schneider, Edna Kraschinsky, Grace Public. Second Row: Dolores Schmidt, Marilyn Porter, Beverly Scholz, Beverly Revoy, Donald Siegman, Ruth Schmit- linger, Betty Raminger. Bottom Row: Marianne Schallock, James Schwid, Fred Steffes, June Schmidt, Patricia Promersperger, Marilyn Pumpian, Audrey Schramm, Joyce Richter. MR. DRUMMERT Top0Row: Albert Bartos, Dale Potratz, Robert Wolters, Ralph Arndt, Carl Stark, Gerald Boehm, Jerome szewski. Fourth Row: Elwood Hahn, Carol Jean Wessner, Audrey Zacher, John Schreiber, June Wikkerink, Alice Bohacek, John Kroenke. A Third Row: Mr. Kuckuk, Joyce Smith, Mike Placzkowski, Donald Ernst, James Thompson, David Stein, Dorothy Stuart, Beatrice Voigt. Second Row: Helen Smolarik, Marlyn Clark, Carol Tesch, Patricia Tischer, Helen Cigan, Doris Peterson, Lorna Timmerman. Bottom Row: Evelyn Whitmore, Patsy McClure, Gerald Lawonn, Randall Ziegler, June Wessinger, Audrey Lorch, Jon Evans. 327 10A 126 10A 103A 10A 109 10A MR. STRUCK Top Row: Joyce Behling, Darleen Adamson, John Burmeister, Richard Boughton, James Cuppan, Cedric Barnett, Kenneth Cudnoski, Lorraine Bauer fPub.J. Third Row: Lawrence Cox, Robert Becker, Thomas Bird, Joan Barmann, Ruth Anewenter, Dewey Lamphear, Carl Breitkreutz, John Achcson. Second Row: Mr. Struck, Joan Belkinfl, Deloris Andersen, James Abrams, Esther Arnold, Orril Comptom., David Breitrick, Dennis O'Connor, Sharon Anderson. Bottom Row: Virginia Anderson, George Champeny, Beverly Arndt iW.A.B.J, Helen Batzko, Florence Bandow fS.A.B.J, Anthony Cianciola, Elaine Bauernfeind, Gerlrude Cook fAud. Councill. MISS TONN Top Row: Doris Bell, Marjorie Blake, Allan Erdmann, Donald Dengcl, Rolf Fricton, Robert Erfert, John Rosholt, Arthur Ebert, Joan De Long. Fourth Row: Joan Coles, James Feige, Raymond Folger, Jack Differt, Patsy Boyd, Eugene De Rath, Marvin Erdmann, Clarence Ehlert, Bentley Elliott. Third Row: Ann Cody, Darlene Buck, Marilyn Costello, Dorothy Busch, Germaine Dobratz, Carol Daniels, Carol Degner, Richard Ziemer. 1 Second Row: Miss Tonn, Sharon Croegdert, Elfrieda Bennewitz, Lucille Cordt, Wayne Graff, Dorothy Brunson, Yvonne Couey, Armin Dassow. Bottom Row: Robert Fields, Glen Detrie, Angeline Cianciolo, Gertrude Bilof, Dan Droegkamp, Audrey Bruess, Marianne Bilder. MISS SCHOTT Top Row: Thomas Neutuss, James Janz, Donald Hut, Theodore Kraschinsky, Francis Weber, Roger Kowald, Robert Kovach, Eugene Jens. Fourth Row: Kenneth Krahn, Bruce Kimpel, Donald Johnson, William Krist, Clarahell Abraham, Kenneth Burdge, William Kropp, David Johnson. Third Row: Miss Schott, Betty Kasten, James Jansen, Hazel Johann, Barbara Hume, Marion Kauppila, Joan Heiden, Erwin Koepsel, Janice Kenda. Second Row: Kathleen Herman, Marilyn Kaufmann, Clara Kett, Luann Herdier, Joan Kiefer, June Kaplan, Arlene Holton, Doris Heuler. Bottom Row: Dorothy Hunsicker, Dwan Kohlheck, Phyllis Kaehler, Sally Iacoe, Elaine Hoppe, Patricia Kelley, Louise Kausch, Carol Kern. MISS BAHR Top Row: Richard Crager, Eugene Budroot, Donald Bauer, James Barber, Armond Fields, Robert Bergmann, Robert Blue. Third Row: Joyce Blitsch, Donna Erickson, Jean Duemke, Douglas Bartmann, Alvin Eichler, Robert Boedecker, Floyd Berggren. Second Row: Miss Bahr, Joyce Anderson, Dolores Anadell, Marcella Blamer, Geraldine Ehlert, Richard Daniels YH. R. Pres.D, Marilyn Brusberg, Nyla Bennett fA.A.C.J. Bottom Row: Ulrich.Essmann, Lillian Bauer, Donald Burgoyne, Marlene Broman, Donna Anderson fS.A.B.D., Arlene Boedecker, Marlene Fell. N 315 10A 204 309 10B 224 10B I MR. WING Top Row: James Maxwell, Donald Lehmann, Jerold Krempel, Donald Martin, Richard Mutzenbauer, Richard Wefel, Gordon Lutz, Delores Lewis, Robert Le Starge. Fourth Row: Chester Krieger, Daniel Moore, Arlene Meyer, Carol Nott, Carol Lorig, Gloria Olsen, Joseph Krushas. Carl Moerke, Edward Nelson. Third Row: Miss Mantsch, William Parbs, Kenneth Nelson, Jean Leverenz, Barbara Penniston, Arthur Matting, Jacqueline Nelson, Dolores Petersen, Marilyn Miller, Eugene Osterhaus. Second Row: Mary Ann Papke, Joan Rehm, Pauline Richter, Howard Pikus, Curtis Lang, Faye McKenna, Gloria Neider, Corinne Coles, Joan Neustaedter. Bottom Row: Delores Renick, Joyce Perrin, David Krom, Beverley Radtke, Dolores Raschig, Arlene Moeller, Jack Plato, Marion Leonard, Mary Ann Christensen. MR. F OTI Top Row: Ronald Biehn, Robert Treu, Robert Mueller, Harlan Young, Howard Barkdoll, Raymond Schmidt, Gilbert Schroeder, Lo Ramge. Fourth Row: Dorothy Vorpagel, Jean Zastrow, Mildred Schultz, Jack Schulz, Marvin Shapiro, Shirley Trebel, Joyce Steinhardt, Beverly Sherman. Third Row: Miss Gardner, John Schorse, William Smallwood, Neal Widder, John Van Brooklin, Faith Winter, William Streich, William Tetzlaff, James Thuemler. Second Row: Arlyn Cotrell, Juanita Bess, Joyce Riesmeyer, Richard Taberman, Thomas Wirth, Eugene Pramenko, ' Elva Springer, Sharon Mueller. Bottom Row: Leatrice Berg, Edith Schubert, Shirley Wolff, Jean Ritter, Marianne Titus, Donna Zimmermann, Shirley Tilden, Phyllis Tannenbaum. Miss BAUMANN ' Top Row: Paul Haisoch, Ronald Harrison, Mary Kasten, Walter Kipp, Harry Heiden, Jack Hlein, Gerald Kossoris, Ken Kraemer, Richard Gronik, John Illian. Fourth Row: Robert lacoe, Emily Kopacka, Frank Kotz, Thomas Hamann, Bill Heimann, Norman Gilbert, Doris Labeda, Elaine Klebenow, Carl Gielow. Third Row: Miss Baumann, Jalaine Juell, Audrey Huebner, Paul Kaste, Carroll Juedes, Arlene Figge, Audrey George, Donald Kausch, Shirley lmse, Gerry Johnson. Second Row: Martha Kahl, Patricia Haertel, Patricia Holtz, Marilyn Foerster, Joanne Juris, Elizabeth Guetz, Frederick Kessler, William Henschel, Marna Gelbert. Bottom Row: Lois Kent, Lois Kopecky, Joan Figge, Catherine Emrich, Donald Grzanna, Carol Flugum, Joanne Hintz, Janet Koehn, Shirley Kett, Helen Key. MR. BRAUER Top Row: Ray Olsen, Albert Ludwig, Scott Marquardt, John Lord, Barbara Neville, Donald Lembke, Helen Olsen. Fourth Row: William Meyer, William Paschke, Robert Liederbach, Kenneth Metzger, Barbara Miles, Peter Marris, Eugene Menne. Third Row: Nancy Muellner, Shirley Mirecke, Vivian Moser, Thomas Novesky, Marion Mclntosh, Dorothy Mielke, Patricia Meyer. Second Row: Miss Patti, Donald Lipski, Ronald Martin, Colleen Meinecke, Joan Meyer, Harry Meier, Harold Pape. Bottom Row: Norris Nelson, Beverly Nienow, Erna Monday, La Vern Nicklas, Jack May, Corrine McCoy, Jo Ann Millam. 209 10B 1 02 9A MISS HEISE Top Row: Carl Krippendorf, Warren King, Carole Manon, ,Iames Koepke, Donald Krueger, Irene Meier, Richard Kommarek. Third Row: Donald Krauss, Audrey Mayer, Gerald Koepke, Thomas Kloman, Thomas Kath, Roma Leiser. Second Row: Miss Heise, Elouise Lowe, Beverly Matowitz, Carol Matson, Valdis Krauss, Barbara Loesche, Robert Kuehn. Bottom Row: Gloria Krueger, Marlene Lietz, John Nelson, Ronald Kuenzel, Shirley Lecher, Joan Maletzke, Mary-Ann Krimmer. ' MISS C. MORTON Top Row: Audrey Polzin, Robert Peterson, .Ion Piering, Donald Nell, June Pfeffer, Dorothy Prudell, Nancy Pflughoeft. Third Row: Miss Morton, Betty Pflughoeft, Merlin Michaud, Frederic Musbach fS.A.B. Rep.J, Gertrude Olson, Douglas Peters, Bruce Peterson. Second Row: Margaret Ostry, Nancy Paddock, Florence Oppmann, Joan Petersen iW.A.B. Rep.5, Marilyn Radauk, Ryan Olson, James Wirgeler. Bottom Row: Geraldine Pikus, Austin Weimhrue, Antoinette Radke, Mary Ann Steep, Elaine Post, Bettey Raduechel, Robert Wiskowski. MR. BUBECK V Top Row: Beverly Brown, Robert Christiaansen, Donald Cowels, John Colby, Rahlo Buehler, Neil Eigenfeld, Jim Curran, Alan Drews. Third Row: Robert Conell, Howard Equitz, Beverly Detinenne, Helen Cenzoll, DOlll'lil Edwards, Dorothy Casper, Mabel Butschke, Donald Cassady. Second Row: Mr. Bubeck, Pearl Degney, Eleanore Clauss, Ruth Brandt, Dorothy Brueser, Marilyn Brandt, Barbara Dittmann, Jane Eberhardt. Bottom Row: Ann Clausing, Ronald Cornelius, Betty Buholtz, Rosemary Dentiee, Lois Conrad, Karl Cenek, Robert Cadwell. MISS FITZGERALD Top Row: Yvonne Jaeger, June Kaufman, Christian Jensen, Lane Hoag, Waldemar Hesselbein, Delores Kluck, Helen Jerovenko. Fourth Row: Nancy Johnson, George Hilbert, Delores Heiden, Barbara Heuler, Rita Hillen, Kathleen Hoffman, John Hussinger. Third Row: Rudolph Hosni, Earl Janssen, Mary Heider, Joan Kelly, Virginia Jankowski, Thomas Kabitzke. Second Row: Miss Fitzgerald, Bonnie Hickingbottom, Reginald Hislop, Willialn Hart, Gordon Heinrich, Jenny Janscha, Cloid Huckstep. ' Bottom Row: Leonard Heffel, Jerome Jarmusz, Constance Johnson, Thomas Hofbauer, Barbara Hesselhein, Louise Kaestle. MR. BROWN Top Row: Richard Birno, Robert Apel, Gordon Brandenburg, Joe Andrictsch, William Boldt, Kenneth Borucki, Harold Bloom, Jerry Besnah fAttendancel. Third Row: Lois Altman CW.A.B.l, Arlene Apel, Marilyn Behne QStamps X1 Bondsl, Virginia Behling, Gwendlyn Bauer lS.A.B.D, Marion Blumreiter, Janet Boldt., .loan Baker. Second Row: Mr. Brown, Margot Lue Burnett, William Bagemiltl, Shirley Bartell, Virginia Banaszak, Patricia Averv, Patricia Bellinger., Carol Achtor, Fred Boese. Bottom Row: Tommy Ball, Ronald Bell, John Blockmun, Jodell Barnes, Arlette Adams fChairmanJ, Donald Bernacchi, Myrtle Anderson, Rowena Allan. F ' , A' - f ' I , ,.,,1 I 1 1, , ff f J' ,ff ,ff rf f fw- ' 5, MISS KANN X. Top Row: Hazel Fehling, Nancy Fowler, Duane Gosh, Gerald Gosenheimer, Robert Flick, Robert Bates, Ruth Hackbarth, Donna Filz. -. Third Row: Shirley Hamilton, Freda Gelin, James Goessel, Lorraine Haeflinger, Merle Follstad, Robert Haag, Marilyne Gugerty, Jeanette Friedli. 'H - Second Row: Miss Kann, Marilyn Felschgdrey Geist, Jacquelyn Hartlage, Richard Friedkin, Marion Hafeman, Betty Hackett. Bottom Row: Wayne Hansen, Patricia Frey, Joanne Hausinger, Jane Gray, Dale Crober, Carol Hahn, Patricia Hedding, Lorna Hanson. . Top Row: Barbara Stoll, Jane Campbell, Patricia Kelley, Marlene Wittig, Patricia Soat, Ruth Voss, Jean Rahmer, Harriet English. Third Row: Jean Mazurzak, Carol Ulrich, Dorothy Ringenbach, Carol Droegkamp, Betty Muecke, Grace Alberts, Elaine Ebel, Jean Toeschman. Second Row: Theodore Bears, William Steffen, Billy Rischmann, Jean Rheingans, Louise Steege, James Bailey, Theodore Spella, Louis Steege. Bottom Row: Romona Sutton, Robert Winter, Katherine Uphoff, Richard Wiedengoft, Everette Rosche, Terry Schmidt, Kathleen Gill, Marilyn Riifler. Top Row: Carol Tank, Jane Uloodford, Robert Riemer, Ronald Shiproay, David Wheeler, Robert Putnum, John Briefe, Donald Bruski. Fourth Row: Gordon Stover, Robert Schreier, John Witt, Robert Niemic, Francis Ziegler, Richard Quade, Eugene Sauer, Lawrence Schweitzer, Carl Altschofal. Third Row: Miss Kenney, Peter Schoubach, Victor Strecher, Jack Wussow, Robert Sheake, Oliver Ri-ebe, Thomas Miller, Oren Curless, Robert Stark. Second Row: Virginia Kuszewski, Patricia 0'Kon, Shirley Pausch, Bruce Walters, Lowell Wessa, Lee Redman, Marion Treloan, Carol Uecke, Marion Schwebke. Bottom Row: Jay Ann Dorow, Patricia Pitzlaif, Jenny Jacobs, Charmain Setzer, Patricia Moran, Florence Kowalyyk, Arlyn Schrubbe, Barbara Walker, Joyce Bade. J Q '-.fSsb'k..2 4 K A . ,X , ' . xx Q XJ H lm SSN ' NQNQ warms. NXQNJLE. Fm NSAP? DSN NL xgxsqxw . Top Row: Betty Schwabenlender, Harriet Voigt, Jerome Walentoski, Roger Staedler, Joyce Strey, Lucille Wiemer, Kenneth Esser, Gerard Budzinski, Carol Ziebell, Mildred Schuenke. Fourth Row: Shirley Duerr, Marlene Toutant, Richard Suehring, Kenneth Schmitz, Lorraine Ensenback, Gretchen Roggew, Jeannine Woles, Lee Vlfikkerink, Walter Rutchik, Romona Booth. Third Row: Alice Roehsler, Zone Smith, Gloria Graef, Dolores Wicke1't, Betty Dietz, Bettsy Rischmann, Morrica Faskell, Carol Spartz, La Verne Resehurg, Georgia Warrell. Second Row: Betty Westoli, Harry Meinel, George Wagner, Richard Joslin, Dorthy Schreiber, Gloria Ziegler, Edward Waltoxl, Wayne Newmann, Donald Severson, Betty Short. Bottom Row: Mr. Kurtz, Fred Mutchler, Charles Schoenwetter, Kay Rohlolf, .lean Wilterdillk, Joan Callahan, Geraldine Fiedjens, Arlene W6l1d01'f, Ann Shorey, Rodney Smith, Donald Sigmund. MISS KENNEY Top Row: Joyce Kunkel, Carol Kahelowsky, Kathleen Klein, Prudence Marino, Marilyn Robinson, Diana Jones., Carol Lindemann. Second Row: Miss Kenney, Loren Matasek, Lawrence Gaertner, Donald Vfehb, John Unger, Donald Hanke, Ronald Mayer. Third Row: Arthur Curry, Ronald Wischer, Dale Halliburton, Patricia Ryan, Anthony Ackermann, George Boyles, Peter Jorgensen. Bottom Row: Victor Contrucci, Joyce Schultz, Mary Kurth, William Schmidt, Myrtle Kastner, Kenneth Michoud, Paul Handt. MISS KENNEY Top Row: Carol Hoffmann, Dorothy Wickrt, Jacquelyn Hobuh, Richard Klenz, Beth Hosier., Geraldine Will, Carla Kirchmayer. Third Row: Joyce Schulz, Patricia Beckman, ,lean Lohaus, Nancy Moegenburg, La Verne Zblewski, Margaret Kowald, Phyllis Smith. Second Row: Howard Schmidt, Allan Peterson, Joyce Toennes, Rose Tarman, Barbara Van der Linden, Kenneth Schraede, Eunice Mayer tS.A.B.l. Bottom Row: Bruce Rineharger, Donald Zander, Irene Lauchart, Audrey La Plante, Don Mueller, Roger Heinz, Robert Williams. MISS KENNEY Top Row: Lawrence Smith, Dave Sharf, Gilbert DeRath, Niel Trabbold, LeRoy Koehler, Glenn Kaschner, Edward Ettl. Fourth Row: Marline Schaifer, Glenford Holtz, Charles Klamm, Robert Sumter, Richard Behling, Robert Geis, Joan Wollf. Third Row: Vernetta Roepke, Ruth Kleivin fChairmanD, Corrine Iflusson, Louise Madritsch, Gloria Galler. Beverley Birk, Marlene Weirich. Second Row: Grace Houdek, Audrey Plato, Patricia Conner, Barbara Henell, Arlene Groth CAud.l, .Ioan Pollack. Ruth Franz. Bottom Row: Donald Schmidt, Patricia Wussow, Mona Reehl, Jean Hanke, Lois Lankow, Carol Hase, William Hars. 2 9B 22 . 9B MISS KENNEY ' Top Row: John Sill, .lack Broetzman, Carl Reichman, Craig Arnold, Rudolph Will, Richard Vogel, Herbert Menges. Fourth Row: Frederick Gutowsky, Robert Werner, Marion Krueger, Eileen Krueger, Frederick Wahner, James Ellei, Russell Woelffer. Thirf' How: Audrey Huberty, James Jung, Shirley Obbink, Ruth Unmuss, Walter Fisher, Donna Loop, Jerry Troutman. Second Row: Nancy Ramthun, Norma Fuchs, George Holtz, Erick Kroening, Ronald Ranscht, Audrey Krueger, David Moench. Bottom Row: Wallace Alcorn, John Beouchaire, Donald Trythall, Frank Kissler, Herman Schink, Ronald Barhiers, Richard Deuster. MISS KENNEY Top Row: James Brandt, Edward Feige, Trenton Ross, Kenneth Harvey, Eugene Owen, Ralph Apazeller, Walter Gehr. Fourth Row: Constance Balistreri, Joe Porubsky, Bernhard Schmidt, John Angst, Kenneth Martin, Gerold Richie, Thomas Cole. Third Row: Marguerite Neick, Joan Toldrian, Karolyn Breitlow, Ruth Lade, Gloria Gemernhard, Dolores Stroinski, LaVerne Schubert. Second Row: Carol Herrmann, Jane Uphoif, Georgia Muehleisen, Joyce Misureca, Betty Graebert, Barbara Fischer, Darlene Harrer, Gerald Leda. Bottom Row: Robert Stamm, Theodore Gehrung, Norman Schroeder, Don Casperson, James Talasek, William Blamer, Charles Scudder. Top Row: Scott Smetzer, Thomas Roberts, William Dryer, Manuel Knutson, Donald Arndt, Mardella Blamer. Third Row: Shirlev Plimakow, David Collin, Beverlee Tishrock, Carol Oleke, Robert Madala, Jerry Pagel. Second Row: Marjorie Canter, Dorothy Kreil, William Beduhn, Marilyn Edlund, James Porva, Barbara Schmidt. Bottom Row: Shirley Stewart, Ruth Pahl, Donald Noll, Joan Stoeckman, Carol Fuhlbruegge, Carol Prafke. Top Row: Paul Poenisch, Peter Muench, Wayland McKenna, Daniel Dryer, Thomas Roberts, Donald Spangen- burg. Third Row: Phyllis Wippenfurth, Betty Klehenow, Barbara Kirschner, .lack Mahnke, Veronica Ochowicz, Louise O'Corman. Second Row: Beverly Edlein, Eileen Redd, Arliss Jeschke, Betty Wehland, Jean Oettmeier, Rose Kalinowski. Bottom Row: Ralph West, Robert Born, Doris Dittrich, Nancy Bauer, Walter Jackson, Donald Wehe. Fourth Row: John Fredrickson, Robert Veitel, Eugene Maurer, Patricia Halford, Tom Friedkin. Third Row: Louanne Herndier, Arlene Richter, Robert Droegkamp, Janet Moldenhauer, Rosalyn Witt, Pat Berry, June Andel. Second Row: Marilyn Brandt, Gordon Heindrich, Helen Cigan, Dolores Peterson. Bottom Row: Virginia Blackmun, Conant Gustafson, Lois Hagberg, William Werba, Herbert Walter, Meyer Papertnaster, .lean Staudle, Charlotte Roberts, Gerald Goldwyn. I Top Row: Mr. Zahorik, Rosemary Fiedler, Richard Tenuglia, Robert Kohn, Edgar Bode, Robert Oswald, Harry Schmid, Pat Halford, Ben Kroening, Donald Martin, Williailll Hamm, Eugene Mauer, .lim Qiedjins. Tnird Row: Dennis Their, Robert Blue, Ramona Booth, Yvonne Kohlberk, Yiolet Gusho, Ruth Ann Otto, La Verne Opichka Betty Brewer, Marjorie Haas, John Illian, Frank Kotz. Bottom Row: Robert Veitel, Robert Spranger, Armand Bischoff, Robert Loetsrh, Leonard Steiner, Glenn Titting, Allen Bolaud Gordon Stover, Joan Mortenson, Tom Friedkin. Top Row: Guenther Eisenmann, Warren Steinmetz, Richard Schlatterer, Lorraine Semler, Richard Hall, Carl Moerke, Lee Mellies. Third Row: John Kuckuk, Elaine Unke, Max Tarman, Yvonne Kohlheck, Leonard Steiner, Doris Williams. Robert Meller, Miss Ellen Sargeant CDirectorb. Second Row: Marjorie Knuth, Arlene Figge, Delores Anadel, Christian Jensen. James Riedy. Bottom Row: Carl Breitkreutz, Charlotte Sigmund, Dorothy Hagbe-rg, William Tagatz, Evangeline Suhm, Marilyn Porter, Gertrude Cook, Helen Kelly. fra Top Row: Jerry Koth, Warren Steinmetz, Guenther Eisenmen, Ronald Ruscher, John Kuhn, Don Haack, Russell Clegg, Gerald Kneisel, Ralph Eckert, Frank Commaralo, Willizim Henschel, Rohm-rt Berndl. Third Row: Richard Schlatterer, Pat Berry, June Andel, Carol La Graves, Doris Yvilliams, Arlene Richter, Robert Droegkamp, Janet Moldenhauer, Grace Gahler, Gerald Lawonn. Rosalyn Witt. Charles Kocster. Bottom Row: Donna Filz, Mary Jane Kenney, Neal Widder., Kohn Kuckuk, Don Schneider, Robert West, Max Tarman, Harold Krorn, Harold Kostka, John Fredrickson. Don Gerardin. Awww D Z? Ql'lL0l CLI16! A very large and busy activity at King is the senior band, which is under the able su- pervision and direction of Mr. Zahorik. The members of this activity entertain the stu- dent body at various programs. They are also a part of the annual spring concert. The sections of the band meet in room l21 on different days: on Monday, horns and bassesg Tuesdays, clarinets, saxophones and flutesg Werlnesclays, special groupsg and Thursdays, trumpets, tromboncs and bari- tones. v ll ax mer .xdcfiuifiefi Ear Although the W. A. B. ended its splendid achieve- ments in January, the work it has accomplished ir still remembered. The W. A. B. was successful in sponsoring the paper drives and during the summer and fall season netted over 16 tons of paper. In the eighth War Loan 4 FP' Drive, King made the largest amounts yet collected for stamps and bonds, 3B197,400. The Board has been active in many other drives among them the do- nation of 8,500 garments, purchase of 62 hospital units and Junior Red Cross subscriptions. This fine work of our W. A. B. has not gone unre- warded, For its excellent record, King has received the Iwo .lima plaque, treasury certificate. decals for equipment purchased and the original painting of the War Bond Poster by Ernest Fiene. The W. A. B. has closed its doors on a successful venture well-carried out. Miss Schott was its sponsor. .gauvlenf .xdcfiuify gourd The governing body, that provides a place where students may voice opinions through their elected representatives, is the S. A. B. The Board meets and discusses the student's diffi- culties in a democratic manner. Its main objective is to eliminate these difficulties, and by so doing makes the school a finer and more agreeable place in which to work. The council takes an active interest in the social affairs of King and has met with success in the programs presented, both at noon and evening. The Board is able to function properly only through the earnest and sincere effort and the cooperation of the entire school. Miss LaBine is the advisor. .fduchforium .xdcfivifg Counci Due to the overflow of pupils in the cafe- teria during lunch hours, and the lack of sufficient tables and space to accommodate this overflow a new council was created to plan programs for noon hour recreation. This council is called the Auditorium Activity Council. The first meeting took place February 25. The following goals were set. 1 To handle noon activities for hoth lunch periods every day. 2 To produce programs in accordance with the students' preference. 3. To improve auditorium conduct. 4 To plan future programs for the eighth hour. The council meets every Tuesday at 8:15 With Miss Murphy as the sponsor. lgudgcafionzi ounci The publications council meets on call under the direction of Miss Gaunt. They are elected by their homerooms to collect the money for the two school publications, the Kingvs Page and the King's Crown. They meet about four times a semester to deter- mine the price of the publications and turn in reports of money collected. The council meets in 414. QI' 6 Moa! gilflfbelflflgk This activity meets under the capable direc- tion of Miss Sargeant on Mondays, during the eighth hour. They do three part songs, and in order to he a member must take a sight- reading test. The girls have a group of songs prepared which they are able to give When- ever they are called upon to do so. 5 2 flnlflg l l0 This group of three meet on Wednesday during eighth hour. When they are requested, they go into the eomunity to play chamber music. The three instruments that partici- pate in the trio are violin, piano, and cello. amera eruice The Camera Service, which is under the di- rection of Mr. Johnson, serves the school by tak- ing pictures that are used in the King's Crown and King's Page. There are two groups, the ad- vanced which meets on Mondays, and the be- ginners which meets on Tuesdays. The beginners service is required before one becomes a photographer for the school. The camera service did work in the adver- tising line for the play given at King last De- cember. h ifiuaf ,gzruice Visual service students of King manipu- late the electric appliances such as the pro- jectors, recorders, and phonographs. These students also keep the public address system working. They are under the leadership of Mr. Stewart. The lieginneris group meets every Thurs- day during the eighth hour. They are trained by Mr. Stewart and a few advanced cadets. This training lasts for one semester, then if they have made progress they join the ad- vanced group. The advance students are available every period of the day to manipulate the appli- ances. They meet every Monday during the eighth period to discuss their problems of the week. l ,vera fion ramafic .fdcfing The dramatic club meets with llliss Behl- ing in room 112 on Monday and Thursday. The club limit is 30 members who are selected at try outs. ,They must be trained in arts, make-up, costumes and all that goes with thc production of a play. They are taught voicc control, impromptu speaking and characterization. They are also taught to put on pantomimes. The activity put on the play uThe Valiantw for the school and pre- sented it at Shorewood High School in April. .S?CLgQ for it. This activity is under the direction of Mr. Charctte and is held twice a week Monday and Thulsdaw These boys must be pie pared to Work on call and are usually busiest before plays. Their work includes building flats, setting the stage and fixing the light ing for the stage Thelr work is important and they receive a service credit Accounting and Ticket Sales, Bookstore MB , under the guidance of Mr. Zimmerman, has eight students of King, each rendering his services for about four hours a day. Some of these services arc.: collecting all payments of money on King's Page, King's Crown, graduation fees, music cards, gym towel ccounfing an flew ,SDJ cards, and bicycle court fees. Beside these the bookstore sells second hand books, saving bonds and stamps, and all tickets for pro- grams and activities put on at King. The bookstore also takes care of lost and found articles, making out tax-reports, and selling novelties. .fdrf 50116 frucfion s .Under the supervision of Miss Layman, the art construction activity meets on Monday, Wednesday, and Thursday eighth hour. The students construct and paint scenery for our plays and prom decorations. We 'tv' C on fumea The Costume activity meets Wfednesdays eighth hour in room 205. It consists of eleven members who are under the direction of Miss Heise. They fit and make the necessary cos- tumes for the play. When there is nothing: else to do they sew utility bags for the Red Cross. Wah U The make up group is divided into two see- tions. The seniors meet on Tuesdays, and the juniors meet on Thursdays. Both groups are under the direction of Miss Bennett and meet in room 207. They begin with the funda- mentals of street make up and go on to dry and grease make up. They also make up characters from pictures. The senior group, makes up characters of the play 2'l0fY0l'flill1I to their characteristics. 7 we J ing ri age The Kingis Page is one of the two puh- lications at King. It is the student news- paper and is put out every three Weeks on Thursdays. There are six papers during a semester. Students who Work on the paper are given a service credit and learn the background of journalism. They meet every seventh hour in 414 under the direction of Miss Caunt and Mr. Hunter. .fda fo Qizbriuem The Auto Drivers activity is divided into four individual groups, meeting Tuesday and Thursday, eighth hour and after school. Mr. Laun is the instructor. The purpose of this course is to prepare the members for their driver7s permit. They are taught the funda- P mentals of the car itself and the rules of the road. They are taught to drive safely and economically. Rufus King is the first high school in Milwaukee to offer this essential course. cience , The Science Club, which has seventeen did some dissecting on frogs, snakes, and very interested members, meet on Tuesday, mice. They did a lot of work on mice, and after school. Students gave reports on proj- gardening workin our green house. ects they had made. They went on hikes and haha uno! QCLJCUP The. object of this ac- tivity, Radio and Radar, is to set up an amateur radio station. A trans- mitter from the physics department is being re- aired and they hope That by the time school starts in fall the amateur radio station will be in operation. The school has a license for equip- ment. This activity meets after school on Thurs- days in 325A under the direction of Mr. Wiing. There is also a possibili- ty of getting electronic equipment from the War department which would help this activity a great deal, since. at the present time there is a shortage of equipment. 7 ing :5 rown The purpose of Annual Service is to present past events of thc school year such as: dances, plays, and other school activities. This group meets eve1'y Tuesday and Thursday in 414 and 514 during the eighth hou1'. There are two groups, one that meets in 414 with lVliss Gaunt taking care of the homeroom, graduating class and faculty pictures, and senior features. The other group meets in 514 with Mr. Hunter and works on the activity section, sports, opening pages and fe.atures. 2 1 1 V Eaanifid The Spanish Club is one of the many new activities of this year. It is under the direc- tion of Miss Tonn and the meetings are held every other Wfednesday after school in room 109. There are about thirty-five members. Conversations are held at every other meet- ing, and at the alternate meetings regular programs are presented. The objective of this new activity is to better their knowledge in Spanish and undertake work which cannot be accomplished in class. we ofafin The Latin Club, under the sponsorship of Miss Gardner, meets every fourth Wednesday after school. This is the first semester that there has been any type of club for the bene- lit of the Latin students. All Latin students who are interested in learning about the life of the ancient Romans are eligible to join. In their program of learning about the Roman people they have had a lecture from Dr. New, who had traveled in Italy. Mr. Kaczmarek also has told them of his experiences while serving with the Red Cross in Italy. The Round Table meets as a eluh for the enjoyment of students and not as an activ- ity for school service. The students who have a high scholastic averagxe and who are mainly interested in general discussions and debates are the stu- c,,,g King's Queens, under the sponsorship of Miss Grossman and Miss Sehwanberg, meets every Wednesday night after school. It was organized for the girls of the school. They have parties, picnics, and hikes for the mcmhers of the club and their friends. This past year the girls have performed dents who participate in this club. The main discussions are the general ac- tivities around school and the extra ,curric- ular activities for the next year. The chairman is Jim Smith, home room 321, and the secretary is Arden Thur, home room 321. This groups of students is under the super- vision of Mr. Hercher. lfleelfld school service hy holding parties for the freshies to become acquainted With each other, and at Christmas the group collected oranges and Christmas cards which they distributed to the veterans at Wood, Wfis- consin. They also made Christmas trees which they placed in the vari- ous hospital wards. C 9 la renee C8086 ACT 1 The anteroolu of Nlr. WhC61C1'5S private of- fice, New York, early May 1945. ACT II Three Weeks later. Mr. Xvheelmfs home in Englewood, New Jersey. ACT Ill The same. That evening. ACT l,V The same. Next morning. Carif flu Order Mrs. Martyn ...... Mr. Wfheeler. . . Mrs. Wfheeler. . Bobby Wheeler. . Cora Wheele1'. . Violet Pinney .... Clarence ...... Off-Stage Voice. . Della .......... Dinwiddie. . . Hubert Stem. of A ppearancej . . . . .Iris Friedrichs . . . . .vlilliam Parsons . . . . .Patricia Small . . . .Jerome Davis . . . .Janet Gosnell . . . . .Ellen-.lane Vlfest . . . .Frederick Beerman .........Rita Moll . . . .Carolvn Sehwarm . . .Donald Metzger . . . .Donald Schmidt Sf., 520, .fffw pf., Clarence, a returned servicernan, is hired to care for Mr. W'hecler's two teen-aged chil- dren, Cora, who falls in love too easily and Bobby, who dislikes school. Clarence loves Miss Pinney, the governess, although he does not express it, while Mrs. Wheeler believes Miss Pinney to love her husband. This is cause of the disagreements that take place during the remainder of the play. ln the end we find everyone happy. Mr. and Mrs. Wheeler are reunited, Miss Pinney and Clarence are to get married, and Bobby and Cora are sent back to school. xMf5f0l g 0 ln 1673 Father Marquette and Louis Joliet, rc- turning to the Mission of St. Francis Xavier at De Pere from their trip down the Mississippi, skirted the West Shore of Lake Michigan in their canoes. Milwaukee Bay is distinctly marked on the map attributed to Marquette which was dis- covered in a convent in Montreal and which is now in the Jesuit College in that city. La Salle and his party probably stopped here on their way south in 1679,an.d.t.l1e name' first appears as uMi1- liokew in the Jesuit Relations of that year. This and the numerous other variants were attempts to transliterate the Tndian name fmeaning ugood landswj of the village which the white men found here. The first Englishman known to have visited the spot was the adventurous trader, Alexander Henry, in 1760. There is a record of a French fur-trading post in 1763. In 1795 Jacques Vieau established a permanent post for the North-Western Fur Company, which he seems to have kept until it was superseded in 1820 by one belonging to Astorls American Fur Company. Vieau built a dwelling and a warehouse and engaged in extensive trading operations. In 1818 there arrived a young Frenchman, Laurent Solomon Juneau C1793-18561, who married one of Vieau's daughters and eventually bought out his business. The settlement was on the direct line of travel from Fort Dearborn fChicagoj and Green Bay, and as soon as the lndian titles were ex- tinguished by the treaties of 1831 and 1833 with the Menominees, colonists began to come to the neighborhood. ln 1833 Morgan L. Martin f1805- 1887J , of Green Bay, explored the harbor, made a map of the place, and entered into an agreement with Juneau and Michael Dousman for its develop- ment. A sawmill was built in 1834. The east side m!wauLee Was plotted in the summer of 1835, and the West side a little later by Byron Kilbourn. The rival settlements, officially Milwaukee East Side and Milwaukee West Side, were popularly known as .Juneautown and Kilbourntown. A third, called Walker's Point, was established on the south side by George H. Walke1'. The east side and west side towns had bitter quarrels, especially over the building of bridges, for their streets had been surveyed independently and did not come out at the same points on the river. They were sepa- rately incorporated as townships of Milwaukee County in 1837 but in 1839 united as wards of the same village, each keeping complete financial and administrative .autonomy of its own affairs. Walk- er's Point was annexed as a third ward in 1845, and in 1846 the three were incorporated as the City of Milwaukee, of which Solomon Juneau was elected the first mayor. The first vessel. anchored in Milwaukee Bay in 1779. A Chicago packet entered the river in 1823. The first newspaper, the Milwaukee Advertiser, began publication on July 14, 1836, and a public school was opened in that year. ln 1839 George Smith and Alexander Mitchell established the Fire and Marine Insurance Bank, which for 40 years was one of the strongest banking houses west ol the Alleghcniesg its notes passed at par through panics under which even government issues de- preciated, and it financed the 6'Milwaukee'7 and other western railways. The first brewery was built in 1840 by Owens and Pawlett. Connection was established with Chicago by telegraph in 18493 by railway in 1856. About 1840 began a stream of immigration from Germany, which was accelerated by the revolutionary movements of 1848 and con- tinued for half a century. Top Row: Robert Lawonn, John Pupenfus, Lee Hermansen, Ralph Eckert, Ted Mueller, Ken Somerfeld, Russell Clegg, Fred Korth, Ken Smith, Ed Behne. Third Row: Jim Jensen fMgr.J, Jim Kaentje, Robert Tren, Neal Eigenfeld, John Lord, Robert Hamann, Robert Droeg- kamp, John Witt, John Nelson, Coach Ruenzel. Second Row: Robert Piehl, Roy Barkdoll, Dick Beck, Lee Mellies, Don Haack, Ed Whitson, Jim Gissing, Ronald Honzelka, Vim Kortes, Larry Schilling. Bottom Row: Don Wambach, Lee Redman, Ludwig Kern, Robert Coehlen., John Kilvinger, William Falk, Tom Hamann, Leonard Steiner. 2 mem oun fry eam At the opening of the season the hopes were mighty slim for a championship but coach Ruen- zel produced a team with plenty of fight and spirit which won their share of meets. Opening the sea- son with a dual meet against South proved fatal for the varsity as they were beat, but the MB team nipped South's NB 's for their first victory. Meeting Whitefish Bay proved profitable for King as it scored a double victory with both NA and H1379 teams winning. The third meet against Linc- oln was a memorable one. It was run in Juneau Park along the sea wall. A terrific wind lashed the lake. and a fine rain dropped during the en- tire race. Waves dampened the boys continually hampering their running. Under these abnormal conditions Lincoln won. East was King's next rival in a double dual meet. The varsity eked out a vic- tory while the uB'i team tied. The next meet., with Bay View, was the one n10St prized by the General Harriers. The south side school very highly favored and always a strong contender was upset by King. The NB team did not do so well in this meet as they were defeated. The MB squad then finished their season with a meet with East which they lost. Having Hnished their dual meets the varsity harriers entered into a series of tough runs. First came the North sectional meet involv- ing King, East, Washington, and Lincoln. This meet was won by King. Following this meet came a triangular with Pulaski and Juneau which was also won by King. Then came the all important City meet, South was victorious with King ending up in the fourth spot. The State meet was the last meet of the year, this being won by Bay View with King ending up in the fifth position. The season ended quite successfully with good pros- pects for next year. Top Row: John Trgo, William Born, Donald Fritzke, Gerald Dahl, Richard Goelzer, Robert Lanting, Richard Schorse, Robert Lowe. Third Row: Coach Wolf, William Henke, James Bub, Richard Deleff, George Brasch, Tom Delaney, Ray Bormann, Douglas Gostchock, Gerald Winkelmann, Donald Reinke, Coach Hanks. Second Row: A1 Bishop fMgr.J, Neal Raatz, Albert Kissler, Sherman Michaelis, William Vonier, Robert Grail, Ronald Buchholz, Fred Tuttle, Robert Kossoris, Gerard Hayes, Warren Steinmetz. Bottom Row: Donald Musial, John Weyker, Frank Cosentino, Lowell Norman, Spence Potter, Ronald Schermacher, Warren Engelke, Glenn Uebersohn, Richard Garland, Richard Schultz fMgr.D. Uaraifg joofdaf Kings varsity grid squad, under the mentorship of Coaches Wolf and Hanks, started its training at the opening of school in September. The pros- pects for a great season were slim due to lack of returning material in some key positions. The boys worked hard for the opener with Marquette which the Kingmen won. The following Week saw the arrival of untimely rains and the cancellation of the Custer game. The lone preliminary game saw the Generals preparing for the conference opener with highly favored North Division. lnexperienee can be credited with the defeat in the opener. King's hopes were again dashed the following week as the King boys lost to a tricky Lincoln eleven. The third game saw a lot of determina- tion in the General team. This paid off in the first victory, over East. Not intending to stop at one win the Generals took the field the following Week against Vlfest for the King Homecoming. The King team was again victorious. The Generals now hitting the scoring pace at a rapid rate continued by spoiling Tech's homecoming for its third vie- tory. The last rival to be met by King was South Division, and the Cardinals proved quite formid- able, being favored over the King team by two touchdowns. This meant nothing as the Generals turned the tables and defeated the South siders by three markers. The season thus closed quite suecssfully with King finishing in fourth position behind the three first place teams. SCORES King 7 Marquette 0 King 0 North 28 King 7 Lincoln l2 King l9 Riverside 7 'King 20 Wlest 13 King 20 Boys' Tech 0 King 2l South 0 Top Row: Gary Bong, Arthur Wolke, T Kopecky, Dennis Polenz. Second Row: Coach Myhre, Roland Sawitzke, Edward Weber, Arthur Bottom Row: Richard Rosman, Eggert, Richard Mc-Dermott, Arthur Cutowsky, Dennis Ewing, Joseph Dale Ray Remmel, Robert Berndt, Kenneth Lopnl , Kuehn, Kenneth Schulz, Melvin Popp, Lowell Last fall the fai comed hack a former The supervision of the ach Myhre. Winning games Learning teamwork perience is the this team. After players qualify they are to the varsity. Lincoln High School was the first test- of our potential power, and King defeated them handily. The hoys scrimmaged the varsity once or twice Weekly, and proved themselves worthy foes. Sev- eral linemen and a host of hackfield men proved their ahilitv and were advanced to the varsity I . 41 .3 . , X bl, x .'f JN' - a pearly in e season. This weakened the B Team J c nside lxyg muc time w s spe t rizilacing the ' ' I . . p ions S . -. i ,f lf , p , . f L, ' o sum up t e a n e B e as quite ft arsity the needed competiti hru freque t var f sity contests. The result I he se s : Jw r X 1 j . I g so t t successful, not 'ip a es w , b g t e Lincoln 0 ....... .............. , , .. ing 13 Washington 14 ...... A 'A North 14 ............ ...... .... Juneau fVarsityj 26 ...... . . . . Pulaski 0 ...................... . . . South 7 . . . King King .King .King King Top Row: Robert Liederbach, Joe Gagliano, John Briefe, Arnold Rosche, Ken Metzger, Don Martin, Joe Krushas, H. Rogge, K. Roets, Robert Zandt, Russ Luedtke. Third Row: Coach Buheck, J. Colby, Ray Folger, Walt Kipp, Richard Quade, Gene Jens, D. Wheeler, F. Weber, Mike Thelen, Richard Jaye, C. Kossoris, R. Ziemer, Coach Zwisler, Coach Jankowski. Second Row: Don Morrison, Robert Erfert, Don Hintz, John Maghakian, Jack Klein, J. Marx, Harvey Rogers, Robert Hakenson, Charles Moratz, Douglas Zieber. Bottom Row: R. Hosni, Richard Mutzenbauer, Bob Becker, Ken McMaster, John Rosholt CMgr.J, Leonard Heffel fMgr.D, James Kelling, W. Hesselbein, J. Nugent, Jerry Grall. jl Q5AI'l'L6l,l'l'.S70l0A0l'l'l0l 8 SOOMCLZ Candidates for the squad turned out in hordes this fall, and under the watchful eyes of Coaches Bubeck and Jankowski were picked for the squad. Wlfhen started that old song of fundamentals, they yelled fundamentals at us until they were hoarse. After a week of this thc coaches got to- gether and picked eleven boys they thought were the best. We got our plays and started drilling, drilling, and some more drilling until we saw the plays in our sleep. As a result, King tied South for the champion- ship of the freshman-sophomore league of 1945. King King King King King King 27 0 12 21 6 ..... 13 SCORES .East 14 .Custer 12 .Washington 0 .North 14 .South 6 . Pulaski 0 Ccalled at half D Top Row: Roland Friedricks, Jim Kuenzli, Meyer Papermaster, Eddie Kriehn, George Coesch Arvin Hoppe, Kern Ludwig. Bottom Row: Ed Peschke, Glenn Fossum, Curt Lang, Jim Hipp, Fred Bierman. ennifi eam Golf Team A . ., qs ' f The team was built with only two lettermen, l Top Row: Glen Fossum, Cedric Barnett, Richard Beck, Robert Lowe, Melvin POPP, .lilmes Johnson, Richard Schultz, Frank Cosentino. Second Row: Coach C. T. Polomis, Charles Moratz, Arthur Zimmer, Richard Schorse, Gerald Dahl, Robert .l0chim, Gerald Sautbine, Robert Kossoris, .lim Papenfus. Bottom Row: Ronald Schermacker, .lames Bub, Douglas Gostchock, Eugene Schuelke, Richard Goelzer, Kenneth Liebherr, Raymond Remmel. arfiifg Z?a:iLefLa,f King's varsity basketball team Went through a season marred by forfeitures and disputed games in the conference, and lighted by very few bright spots. Their first semester of play was beset with defeats and bad breaks and it wasn't until the second round of play that the situation brightened. Gene. Schuelke and Ken Liebherr, and its early season defeats can be attributed to extreme in- experience. As the season progressed, however, the promising material was developed into a fairly good ball club under the watchful eye of Coach Polomis. The boys elimaxed the season of five wins and five losses by trouncing North Division, 44-35. North went on to the championship play- offs so the boys could be rightly proud of this win. Gene Schuelke was the mainstay of the squad, scoring most of the points, which gave him the city scoring title, and a berth on the all-city squad. Prospects for next year's team are very prom- ising. Those eagers who will be back next season include Jerry Dahl, Dick Goelzer, Dick Schulz, Doug Gostchock, Ron Shermacher, Ray Remmel, and a host of younger boys, which will all add up to a well balanced squad for next season. SCORES King 22 .... .............. F ond du Lac 26 King Kenosha 37 King Marquette 40 King Custer 36 King West 55 King East 31 Kwon by forfeitl King Marquette 34 King Washington 31 King North 42 King Alumni 52 King Custer 25 King West 37 King East 42 King Washington 33 King No1'th 35 F reshman-Sophomore galefdaf Top Row: Coach Bubeck, Leonard Steiner, Robert Hakenson, John Briefe, Fred Moegenburg, Wesley Smith, William Streich Robert Grall CStudent Coachl, Coach Wolf. Second Row: Armin Dassow, Gerald Kossoris, Douglas Zieber, .lohnLord, Robert Erfert, Donald Gest, Warrerl Schoenwetter Absent when picture was taken: Robert Liederbach. gli! QCUH Top Row: Howard Esche, Conrad Ettl. Robert 0'Connel, Terry Hickingbottoln, Richard Perry, Randolph Joers. Bottom Row: Edward Behne, Larry Altman, Lowell Eggcrt. Not Pictured: Myron Krueger, Dennis Polenz, Gerald Hayes, Elroy Schachtschneider. Top Row: Ken Metzger, John Briefe, Eugene Jens, Robert Schroeder, Allan Erdmann, Ted Kraschinsky, Donald Martin Third Row: Rich Ziemer, Robert Bergmann, Paul Sauer, Harvey Rogge.. Lo Ramge, Rich Quade, Carl Breitkreutz. Second Row: Coach Ruenzel, Warren Schoenwetter, Eugene Menne, Robert Hakenson, Tom Kath, Donald Kausch, Jim Kelling Bottom Row: Ulrich Essmann, Dennis 0'Conner, David Krom, John Mt-Mahon, John Nelson, Don Bernacchi. Jlneff l'i'lCl,lfL '.S70l0A0lfl'l0l 8 .Zac O ,, ,i 4 7' u-A 7 .gyaorffi Uur girls had quite a variety of sport activities in which to participate during the past year. These activities were offered in fall: archery on Monday under the direction of Miss Altenhofeng badmin- 'gn on Monday and Wednesday under Mrs. Gar- rity:, on Tuesday and Thursday Mrs. Foti and Miss Mott conducted their cadet classg also on Tuesday and Thursday Mrs. Garrity directed the girls, hockey and soccer teams. Swimming classes were held on Tuesday and Thursday. The hockey team participated in an all-high-school I-Iockey Play- dayf, which is sponsored every fall by the Mil- waukee Field Hockey Club, at Milwaukee Downer Seminary. In winter our girls had three opportunities: The cadet classes were continued on Tuesday and Thursday. Basketball was offered to the seniors on Monday, the freshies on Tuesday, and to the sophomores and juniors on Wednesday. On Tues- day mornings Miss Mott had her tumbling class, and on Thursday morning Miss Altenhofen con- ducted her apparatus class. On Monday and WTC-dnesday, during the eighth hour, the girls had their chance to play volley ball. There were inter- class playoffs between all the volley ball classes. The finals were held between teams from the sec- ond and seventh hour classes. ln spring, on Monday, archery and tennis for beginners were given under the direction of Miss Altenhofen, and Miss Mott, and on Wednesday for the advanced players. On Tuesdays and Thurs- days Miss Mantsch held her softball class. Fifty Years Ago' Milwaukee,s principal industrial production includes metal products, motor vehicle bodies, parts and accessoriesg machinery, tractors, food produetsg meat packing, leather and leather products, malt liquors, electrical machinery and apparatus, printing and publishing, chemicals, paints and varnishesg and textile mill products. Milwaukee normally leads the world in the manufacture of silk hosiery, automobile frames, heavy pumping machinery, large gas engines, heavy lubri- cating equipment, power shovels, dredges, sawmill and cement machinery, electrical control apparatus, rock Crushers and wheelbarrows, hydro-electric units and light woodworking machinery. Prior to the war, the Milwaukee industrial area employed more persons in the manufacture of automobiles and automobile parts than any other city in the United States with the single exception of Detroit. It is the largest center for veal packing in the nation. It consumes more steel than any other indus- trial area in the country. une Cfafid icem President Secretary Clifford George Elaine Dittmar Ahrens, William Backhaus, Marie Baumann, Joyce Baumgart, Bernice Beck, Shirley Berenschot, J ean Birno, Marjorie Bischoff, Armand Blantz, Robe-rt Blasing, Nancy Braatz, Audrey Brannon, Dolores Braun, Virginia Buboltz, Dolores Bucholz, Marguerite Cianciolo, Mae Claus, Lois Clegg, Leonard Colby, Betty Contrucci, Robert Davis, Jerome Degner, Lois Dittmar, Elaine Eberl, Shirley Eierman, Betty Eigenfeld, Ruth Erdman, Phyllis Erickson, Marjorie Galler, Virginia George, Clifford Gerard, Dolores Gerschke, June Gissing, James Goell, Ruth Vice-President Treasurer Gerard Hayes ' Robert Kossoris aim! of Conor Gonzales, Dolores Gresens, Greta Guhl, Arline Gusho, Violet Haarmann, Don Halford, Shirley Hasley, Carol Hayes, Gerard Helmers, Mildred Hill, Ethel Hineberg, Ruth Huck, Marion Hunger, Neal Jones, Vivian Kampine, Gloria Kaschner, Shirley Kasun, Phyllis Kegel, Mary Ann Kelley, Louise Kenney, Mary Jane Kett, Bertha Key, Grace Key, Mildred Klawitter, Doris Klinner, Gloria Knaebe, Shirley Knippel, Vera Knueppel, Jean Kohlbeck, Yvonne Kortes, James Korth, Frederick Kossoris, Robert Kostka, Harold Kroening, Esther Krueger, Marilyn Krushas, Dorothy Kub, Patricia Kuntz, Annette Lammers, Audrey Leonard, Donald Liesenfeld, June Lucht, J im Mahlberg, Paul McBain, Paul Meissner, Jean Metzger, Donald Monday, Lila Mortenson, .loan Mount, Shirley Muendel, Shirley Norman, Lowell Obermann, Alice ' Obermeyer, Mariam Opichka, La Vern Otto, Ruth Pahl, Naomi Papermaster, Meyer Pernitzke, .loan Plummer, Sarabel Pollin, Marion Port, Glenn Proulx, Marjorie Pump, Virginia Quade, Dorothy Radandt, Lorraine Ranscht, Lois Rechtien, Atheilia Reinke, Eileen Sale, Ellen Schauer, Donald Scherer, Geraldine Schmidt, Arleen Schroeder, Corinne Schulz, Richard Schwartz, Lois Sebastian, June Seefeldt, Marvelle Selleck, Betty Siedschlag, Janet Siekert, Neila Small, Patricia Springer, June Staudle, .lean Stolte, Betty Slreich, Barbara Tenerelli, Rosalie Theis, Susan Tomczak, Jean Treptow, Orville Trgo, John Tributsch, Joseph Voss, Eleanore Vredenbregt, Raymond Wamser, Dorothy Wenninger, Dorothy Will, Carol Willborn, Joyce Wille, Irma Wisth, Richard Witt, Rosalyn Wycklendt, Audrey Zehren, Shirley 1 2 E William Ahrens Marie Backhaus Bruce S. Barr ' Geraldine Bastian Science Course Elective Course Elective Course Elective Course A Capella Cadet A Capella Cadet, Council Cadet ' Student Council Stamps and Bonds Reene Andres Roy Barkdoll Walter Bartelt Elective Course Elective Course Elective Course Cadet, Track Cross-Country Ronald Bauer Q Bernice Baumgart Elizabeth A. Beilke Loretta Bergman Elective Course Elective Course Elective Course Elective Course Student Council Cadet, Red Cros Student Council Student Council Cadet, Dramatics .loyce Baumann Shirley Beck Jean Berenschot Elective Course Elective Council Elective Course King's Page, Usher Student Council Hall Student Annual Student Council Betty J. Bienfang Armand R. Bischoff Robert J. Blantz ' Audrey J. Braatz Elective Course Elective Course Science Course Elective Course A Capella, Council Marching Band Tennis, S.A.B. H.A.S., A Capella King's Page Social Committee Red Cross Marjorie A. Birno Al Bishop Nancy A. Blasing Science Course Elective Course Elective Course Health Suite Cadet, A.A.C. A Capella, Cadet Cadet, S.A.B. Student Council une gracluafezi Dolores M. Brannon Lois L. Brockel Marguerite R. Bucholz .lames F. Burns Elective Course Elective Course Elective Course Elective Course Cadet, King's Page Annual, Cadet Red Cross. Oliice Visual Aid H.A.S., Red Cross Cadet, W.A.B. A.A.C., W.A.B. Virginia T. Braun Dolores P. Buboltz Bernadette Burdett Elective Course Elective Course Stenographic Course W.A.B., Red Cross Red Cross, Chorus Swimming Cadet H.R. Service Hockey Harry Butz Lois H. Claus Betty J. Colby Dolores .l. Daniels Elective Course Elective Course Elective Course Elective Course Hall Cadet Red Cross A. Capella, S.A.B. Paper Drive School Council Swimming, Cadet Annual Mae G. Cianciolo Leonard B. Clegg Robert L. Contrucci Elective Course Science Course Science Course Red Cross Stage Crew, Band Cross Country Girls' Sports Visual Service Gym Cadet Walter W. Daniels Lois Degner Carol DeLaurier Elaine A. Dittma-r - Science Course Science Course Stenographic Course Elective Course Student Council Student Council W.A.B., Cadet Red Cross Cadet Swimming Executive Training Jerome R. Davis Thomas H. Delaney Jeanette M. Detrie Science Course Elective Course Stenographic Course Clarence,,' S.A.B. Football Swimming Publications Track, Cadet A Capella I Mary Lou Donegan Betty J. Eierman Warren J. Engelke Phyllis M. Erdman College Commerce Elective Course Elective Course Elective Course Course Annual, Tennis Football Red Cross Annual King,s Page Girls' Sports Bookstore MBU Shirley J. Eherl Ruth Eigenfeld Joyce S. Erdman Elective Course Elective Course Elective Course Bookstore B Red Cross Red Cross Girls' Sports A Capella Girls' Sports Marjorie A. Erickson Rosemary G. Fiedler Frank J. Fuss Richard T. Garland Elective Course Science Course Elective Course Science Course Red Cross Marching Band Football Girls' Sports Sports, Cadet Wrestling Arlette D. Everett Patricia V. Filz Virginia M. Galler Commercial Course Elective Course Elective Course King's Queens Basketball Usher H. R. Service Clifford George Jean M. Gerschke James Gissing LaVern C. Gogan Accounting Course Elective Course Science Course English Course S.A.B. Chairman Cadet Cadet, Track Annual Cadet Cross-Country Office Cadet Dolores L. Gerard June M. Gerschke Ruth Goell Elective Course Elective Course Elective Course Red Cross Gym Cadet Hockey., Basketball Forensics W.A.B. lfllfle MMA QIAULGIIJLUL ted Dolores Gonzales Greta L. Gresens Violet M. Gusho Donald C. Haarmann Elective Course Mathematics Course Elective Course Elective Course Basketball, Cadet King's Page, Cadet Cadet, Band Cadet, S-A-B- King's Crown Instrument Service Track, Basketball Jeannine 0, Greenlee Arline l. Guhl Elmer A. Gutknecht Science Course Elective Course Science Course Health Suite Cadet Red Cross, Cadet Visual Service Annual S.A.B. Robert A. Haessler Marvin R. Hall Ramona Hanson Carol J. Hasley Elective Course Elective Course Elective Course Mathematics Course Track Annual, Cadet Stamps 31 Bonds Cadet, Red Cross King's Page S.A.B. Shirley L. Halford La Verne Hansen .losepb N. Hargarten Science Course Elective Course Elective Course Library Cadet Red Cross, Cadet Track Manager Red Cross Glee Club Gerard J. Hayes Edward A. Heider Mildred V. Helmers Elizabeth Henning Science Course Mathematics Course Elective Course Elective Course Cadet, Gym Team Cadet Red Cross A Capella Football, Track Cadet, S.A.B. Swimming Nellie C. Hays Dolores M. Hellmich Fredrick W. Henke Elective Course Elective Course Elective Course S.A.B., W.A.B. Basketball Cadet Cadet Baseball 4. Ethel L. Hill Ruth M. Hineberg Ronald G. Honzelka Harold R. Horn Elective Course Elective Course Elective Course Elective Course Auditorium Council Cadet Track, Cadet Annual, S.A.B. ' Cross Country Barbara J. Hillmann Patricia Hinsenkamp Allen Horn Elective,Course Elective Course Science Course . Cadet, Makeup Red Cross Cadet, W.A.B. Tennis, Archery Usher Cross Country Joseph Huber Neal F. Hunger Terry Jacques Betty Ann Johnson Elective Course Science Course Elective Course Elective Course Visual Service Cadet, Tennis Red Cross Photo Service Art Service Marian M. Huck Audrae B. Hupfer Betty Ann Jahr Commercial Course Elective Course Elective Course Counselor Cadet Girls' Sports Council, Red Cross Girls' Chorus Hall Cadet Swimming, Tennis Vivian M. Jones Shirley G. Kaschner Marion Kegel Mary Jane Kenney Mathematics Course English Course English Course Elective Course Red Cross, W.A.B. Cadet, Annual Red Cross Red Cross, Cadet Cadet, King's Page Red Cross, S.A.B. Annual Marching Band Gloria A. Kampine Phyllis J. Kasun Louise F. Kelley English Course English Course Science Course Cadet, Girlis Sports Dramatics, Tennis Annual, Cadet Publications I Cadet, Leadership lfllfle ,MMA glf'6L0!lfl6LfQ6 Bertha Kett Mildred R. Key Doris Klawitter Phyllis S. Kloman Elective Course Elective Course Stenographic Course Stenogruphic Course Red Cross A Capella Makeup, S.A.B. Leadership Girls' Athletics Cadet, Annual Cadet, Gym Council Makeup, Archery Grace O. Key John J. Kilvinger Gloria M. Klinner English Course Elective Course English Course Cadet, W.A.B. Cross Country Council, Cadet Girls' Athletics Track Publications Shirley l. Knaebe .lean D. Knueppel James R. Kortes Robert Kossoris Elective Course Elective Course Science Course Science Course Visual Cadet Bond Cadet Cross Country Football, Cadet Red Cross Hall Cadet Track, Cadet Track, Basketball Vera Knippel Yvonne T. Kohlbeck Frederick E. Korth Science Course Stenographic Course Science Course Red Cross, H.A.S. Band, Orchestra Cross Country Cadet Gym Cadet Track, Cadet Harold Kostka Esther I. Kroening Dorothy A. Kmshas Marion Kubow Science Course Elective Course Elective Course Elective Course Band, Orchestra Paper Drive., Cadet A Capella, Cadet Golf Team, Cadet Red Cross S.A.B. Edward F. Kriehn , Marilyn L. Krueger Patricia Kub English Course Stenographic Course Elective Course Basketball Cadet, Annual Paper Drive, Cadet Tennis Red Cross James F. Kuenzli Annette C. Kuntz Inez M. Laak Fern L. Landers Elective Course Elective Course Elective Course Elective Course Tennis Council, Cadet Household Arts Girls' Chorus Basketball Red Cross Paper drive .lohn Kuhn Harry Kurth Audrey A. Lammers Elective Course Science Course Stenographic Course Marching Band Boys' Glee Club Orchestra, Annual Cadet Morse Code Red Cross, Cadet Eugene R. La Valle Marolyn L. Lee Kenneth H. Liebherr June M. Liesenfeld Elective Course . Elective Course Science Course Latin Course H. R. Treasurer Art Club, Tennis Basketball Red Cross, Cadet Morse Code Camera Service Track, Cadet Annual, S.A.B. Jeanette E. Lawonn Donald F. Leonard Audrey M. Liebl Elective Course Science Course Elective Course Annual Committee Hall Cadet Kingis Queens Leadership Club Usher Service Ruth Lorch Paul C. Mahlbcrg John Mayer .lean I. Meissner Elective Course Science Course Science Course Elective Course Tennis, Annual Annual, W.A.B. Bonds and Stamps Honor Study Hall Cadet, Council James Lucht Alex Marris Paul F. Mc Bain Elective Course Elective Course Elective Course Hall Cadet S.A.B. Cadet, Pageant A Capella H. R. President lfllfle W sw say gI 6L6!lfl6tfQ6 Margaret Meixensperger Donald C. Metzger Lila Monday Shirley A. Mount Elective Course Science Course Science Course Science Course Annual, King's Page Cheerleader S.A.B., Cadet Publications ' Track Manager Annual Catherine L. Meller Curtis E. Moll Joan M. Mortenson Elective Course Science Course Elective Course Bonds and Stamps Gym Cadet Pageant Drum Majoretle Donald C. Mueller Donald Mufial Martha A. Norman Alice Obermann Science Course Elective Course Stenographic Course Elective Course Cross Country Maintenance Board Hockey, Basketball Fooiball Manager Archery, Red Cross Shirley E. Muendel Lowell C. Norman Doris A. Olrzrkirsch Elective Course Elective Course Elective Course Cadet, W.A.B. Football, Track Cadet, Annual Red Cross Baikeball, W.A.B. Basketball Miriam 0b9FmeY0l' La Verne A. Opichka Willard Pagel Meyer Papermaster English Course Stenographic Course Elective Course Mathematics Course A-A-C-, Cadet Band Council Orchestra, Tennis Tennis, Dramatics Marching Band Ensemble, Chess ROIIBFI J- 0,C0nnell Ruth Ann Otto Naomi G. Pahl Science Course Stenographic Course Science Course Gym Team Cadet, Band Archery, Cadet Band Council S.A.B., A.A.C. haw--sity : H i'i' ' i It .,,. 1 b, iiiise ' f l Marietta A. Passante Joan D. Pernilzke Sarabel R. Plummer Glenn H. Port Elective Course Elective Course English Course Mathematics Course Bookstore HB' Bonds and Stamps Victory Council Track, Cadet Dramatic Service Red Cross Cadet, S.A.B. Fred D. Peck Robert L. Piehl Marion E. Pollin Elective Course Elective Course English Course Football Track Cadet, S.A.B. Cross Country Stamps and Bonds Lois M. Prahl M. Virginia Pump Dorothy A. Quade Lorraine F. Radandt English Course English Course Stenographic Course English Course Vocal Ensemble Orchestra Cadet Archery W.A.B. Marjorie P. Proulx Doris A. Quade Eunice M. Quevy Science Course Stenographic Course Elective Course Annual Service Orchestra Basketball Sec. of W.A.B. Dramatics Lois C. Ranscht Atheilia M. Rechtien Lois M. Reith Shirley M. Riepl Stenographic Course English Course Elective Course Commercial Course Annual Cadet, S.A.B. Red Cross Office Cadet Health Suite Stamps and Bonds Charlotte A. Ratcliffe Eileen L. Reinke Alice C. Resch Stenographic Course Stenographic Course Commercial Course 1 Cadet, Girls' Club Cadet Service Annual Dramatics Cadet vine gl 6L6!lfL6Lf85 Frances I. Roddy Ellen Marie Sale Elroy O. Schachtschneider Geraldine M. Scherer Stenographic Course Elective Course English Course Latin Course Red Cross Cadet, Swimming Gym Team Office Cadet Health Suite Dramatics Annual Edward A. Roser Paul Hilary Sauer Donald A. Schauer Mathematics Course History Course Mathematics Course Cadet Pageant Track., Track and Basketball Cross Country Manager Lee G. Schiller Lawrence Schilling Ronald J. Schnell Corinne M. Schroeder English Course Science Course Elective Course Science Course A Capella Cross Country Band Annual., Lab Cadet Homeroom Pres. Track A Capella Marching Band Harry Schilling Arleen E. Schmidt Walter School Elective Course Elective Course Elective Course Track Red Cross S.A.B. Eugene F. Schuelke Richard L. Schulz Hans G. Schwandt Ray T. Schwartz Science Course Mathematics Course Elective Course Science Course Basketball, Gym Visual Service Cadet, Track Football Manager Roland R. Schultz Robert R. Schulz Lois H. Schwartz Elective Course Mathematics Course Science Course Publications Annual, Cadet I W.A.B., Sports June E. Sebastian Betty .l. Selleck Joyce N. Senft f Neila M. Siekert Elective Course Stenographic Course Elective Course Elective Course S.A.B. Cadet, Annual Swimming Annual Girls' Sports S.A.B. Council Marvelle C. Seefeldt Lorraine A. Semler Janet M. Siedschlag English Course Elective Course English Course Girls, Sports All City Orchestra King's Page Hall Cadet A Capella Annual Marion E. Skorik Patricia R. Small Helen J. Spoerke June L. Springer Elective Course English Course Science Course Elective Course Girls' Sports Cadet, Dramatics Annual, Cadet Red Cross '4Clarence', Sporls, Page Clifford R. Slater Margaret H. Spanbauer Charmaine M. Sprenger Elective Course Elective Course Stenogrnphic Course Quartet Usher Service Library Cadet Girls' Sports Red Cross Glenn Stanwick Jeanette l. Steffen Carolyn L. Slieglitz Ruth F. Stoll Science Course English Course Elective Course Elective Course Marching Band Cadet, Annual Red Cross Sewing Annual Service Publications H. R. Treasurer Jean E- SIB!-Idle Daniel Steiner Robert D. Stokes Stenographic Course Elective Course Elective Course W.A.B., Ensemble Orchestra, Cadet lfllfle giwwfnafefs p Betty J. Stolte Barbara G. Streich Carleen A. Swenson Susan Theis Elective Course English Course English Course Elective Course Ofhce Cadet Annual, Council Band, Sports Library Cadet Cheerleader Girls' Sports, Cadet Annual, King s Page Orchestra Leslie G. Strand Rose M. Suehring Rosalie A. Tenerelli English Course English Course Elective Course W.A.B. Annual Service A Capella Cadet Girls' Sports Library Cadet Delores Therriault .lean M. Tomczak John M. Trgo .Ioan B. Unger Elective Course Science Course Science Course Science Course Art Service Archery, Cadet Football, Track Swimming Swimming Gym Cadet Volleyball Betty A. Thomas Orville C. Treptow Joseph C. Trihutsch Elective Course Elective Course Science Course Girls' Sports King's Page Visual Service H. R. Service Truman R. Vogt Raymond S. Vredenbregt Richard G. Warzyli Bernice A. We1'ner Elective Course Mathematics Course Elective Course Elective Course Cadet Red Cross, S.A.B Creative dancing Eleonore M. Voss Dorothy M. Wamser Dorothy L. Wenlliliger Science Course Elective Course Elective Course Bank, Swimming Bookstore B Cadet, Annual Red Cross, Cadet S.A.B., Cadet Red Cross Ellen Jane West LaVerne A. White Elective Course Elective Course a'Clarence Maintenance Girls' Sports Board John R. Weyker English Course X Football, Cadet xx Wrestling , A , , Irma Wille x ' '5 Elective Course A ' 'H '45, 1 Cadet, Swimming X TN f Qu X Y --I if Richar C . Wisth Science Course Visual Aid, Cadet Donald J. Wick Joyce Willhorn Science Course Elective Course Tennis, Intramural Usher Basketball Darrel F. Whitmore Carol .l. Will Science Course Stenographic Course Badminton, Cadet Red Cross ,Rosalyn Witt Shirley A. Zehren Elective Course Elective Course Orchestra Candy counter Marching Band S.A.B., Archery Audrey A. Wycklendt English Course Annual, Cadet Boys' Clee Club Basketball Robert F. Zitlau Donald Ziesmann Helen E. Zwick Science Course Elective Course Elective Course S.A.B., Forensics Cadet Red Cross Pageant, Cadet Household Arts Not Pictu red Se rvicemen Roy Eversz Herbert C. Evans ' Francis Peters Herbert Sauer Harold W. Grzanna Melvin Pollow Patricia Western Daniel C. Patek Phillip Rou 1 Donald R. Weber lfllfle gl 6L6!lfL6lfQ5 Y ? AUTHOR Ahrens, William Andres, Beene Backhaus, Marie Barkdoll, Roy Barr, Bruce Y Bartelt, Walter Bastian, Geraldine Bauer, Ronald Baumann, Joyce Baumgart, Bernice Beck, Shirley Beilke, Elizabeth Berenschot, .lean Bienfang, Betty Birno, Marjorie Bischoff, Armand Bishop, Albert Blantz, Robert Blasing, Nancy Braatz, Audrey J. Brannon, Dolores Braun, Virginia Brockel, Lois Buboltz, Dolores Bucholz, Marguerite Burdett, Bernadette Burns, James Butz, Harry Cianciolo, Mae Claus, Lois Clegg, Leonard Colby, Betty Contrucci, Robert Daniels, Dolores Daniels, Walter Davis, .lerome Degner, Lois Delaney, Tom De Laurier, Carol Detrie, .leanette TITLE .lust Bill Windy M utz Bunny Smell Wally Gerry Socks Bing Beckie Beth .leanie Mollie Margie Bish Al Bob Nance Janie Brainy Ginny Bobby Honey Marge Bernie .lim Hanna Macy Loie Elsie Boots Spaghetti Danny Wally .lerry Loi Irish Delirious Janet HERO Blondes Syncopation Blue jacket Hepcats Blondes Huba-huba A certain sailor Big sweaters Dancing Fudge cake My,Bill Swanky cars Ears that wiggle Tall blondes Army n Brunettes Night Dark brunettes Charming people Love letters Sleeping Male Friendly smiles My man Fascinating rhythm Irish eyes Short ones Camp Cherry Sodas Music Strawberry malts Harmony Waves Dancing Proteins Dancing French fries Sporls Truck drivers Green Bay VILLAIN Bobby socks Discord Blue Monday T. W. Ofs PLOT Work Here and there Adrift Tramp School Cadet League Work ? Parting Alone Short hair Cold storage Quibbling S School days Latecomers Student nurse Money bill Miss S. A. B. .lallopies ' Driving Spiders Studying Billboard clocks Floating Navy Student Gambling Student Day Mist Pegged pants Yes, Prof? Dull moments Studying Troubles Fancy free Too much homework Single No mail Student Staring Schoolgirl Other men Little Miss Bragging Alone and lonely Dumplings My pop and I Competition Son Pine On earth Cherry cokes Student Conceit Flying Girls who smoke Stupid student Discord Hopeful Wacks K. P. Conceited people Many dates Competition Learning Campaigns Jerry Bobby socks Studying Homework A diploma Run-down heel Happy man Peg pants No cents CLIMAX More work There at last Anchored Operator World Series Canada alone Together Operator More school days Air hostess Mrs. S. A. P. Backseat driver Still studying Sunk! Nurse Business man Fog Yes, Dear? Grand opera Tied down Double Stenographer His girl Little Mrs. Together I wonder too Father In glory Time will tell Grounded Electrical engineer Hopes come true Poor civilian On date Learned Orson! Doctor M. D. ' Happy man Cal. here I come Millionaire AUTHOR Dittmar, Elaine Donegan, Mary Lou Eberl, Shirley Eierman, Betty Eigenfeld, Ruth Engelke, Warren Erdman, Joyce Erdman, Phyllis Erickson, Marjorie Everett, Arlette Eversz, Roy Fiedler, Rosemary Filz, Patricia Fuss, Frank Galler, Virginia Garland, Richard George, Clifford Gerard, Dolores Gerschke, Jean Gerschke, June Gissing, .lames Goell, Ruth Gogan, La Verne Gonzales, Dolores Greenlee, Jeannine Gresens, Greta Guhl, Arline Gusho, Violet 4 Gutknecht, Elmer Haarmann, Donald Haessler, Robert Halford, Shirley Hall, Marvin Hansen, La Verne Hanson, Ramona Hargarten, Joseph Hasley, Carol Hayes, Gerard Hays, Nellie Heider, Edward Hellmich, Dolores Helmers, Mildred Henke, Fred Henning, Betty Hill, Ethel Hillmann, Barbara Hineberg, Ruth TITLE Ditty Louie Shirl Anything Mike Warren Winks Phil Margie Dakota Hey, you Rosie Pat Spider Peggy Iumbo Gook Lorry Gerschke Joe Jimmy Boy Lena B o b bie Pita Irish Gert Curly Vi Elm Hormone Bob Skinny Rabbit Mona .l oe Has Peanuts Chloe Eddie Beanpole Millie Sponge Bobbie Wes Barb Blondie HERO VILLAIN Dancing Opposition Sh! Clicks Oh, brolher. Coffee time Danes Short men Bell bottom trousers Ego-centric Sports Conceited people My pet brunette Eager beavers Helloes Goodbyes French fries Goodbyes Bowling Wintertime Tall blondes Slow cars .leans and saddle shoes Formals and heels Everything Spinach Brunettes School He She Kittens School Bubbles Mooching Long sweaters Brush haircuts Brunette Conceit Friendly people Snobs Hours 9-12 Going home Wine Fire water Roger Cold noses Music Sloppy boys Poker Sheepshead Math Classes Dancing Conceited fellows Smooth stuff Short stuff Cars Homework Money Flat wheels Everything Everything Work Leaving school Work Carrots Tests Gay times Dead beats Anything Speeches Sheepshead Cherry phosphates Dancing Homework Fridays Mondays Eating Smoking A man Some man Everything Nothing Smoking Work Tenors Competition Submarines Never mind Spring fever Heartaches One man Other men PLOT Slaving Student Love letters Dominant Single G. I. So in love You walked in The blond sailor Phone ring Wisconsin Puzzled Co-op Looking Me Student Responsibility Drifting Getting him Big trouble Homework Big feet Miss Thinking School girl King School girl Off key College Student? Don't know Bakery clerk Student Miss Me Student Star dust More school One Stude Beanpole Wondering All shot Love birds Homework Waiting Miss CLIMAX Loafing Teacher l wish I knew Submissive Thatis tellin'l Sports field Happy in love That's for me Wait and see Wedding ring California Puzzliug Waiting Still looking We Army Responsibilities Undecided Got him Little trouble Housework Bigger feet Missed again, Still thinking Wo1'li U. C. L. A. Private secretary On key Work G. l. donlt know Don't care Li I Nurse Minister Mrs.? We Wait and see Gold dust Singer? Two Who knows Cornsialk Still wonder Still shot Homing pigeon Housework Waiting Mrs. AUTHOR Hinsenkamp, Patricia Honzelka, Ronald Horn, Allen Horn, Harold R. G. Huber, .loseph Huck, Marian Hunger, Neal Hupfer, Audrey Jacques, Theresa Jahr, Betty Ann Johnson, Betty Ann Jones, Vivian Kampine, Gloria Kaschner, Shirley Kasun, Phyllis Kegel, Marion Kelley, Louise Kenney, Mary .lane Ken, Bertha Key., Grace Key, Mildred Kilvinger, John Klawitter, Doris Klinner, Gloria Kloman, Phyllis Knaebe, Shirley Knippel, Vera Knueppel, .lean D. Kohlbeck, Yvonne T. Kortes, James R. Korth, Frederick Kossoris, Robert Kostka, Harold Kriehn, Edward Kroening, Esther Krueger, Marilyn Krushas, Dorothy Kub, Patricia Kubow, Marion Kuenzli, James Kuhn, .lohn Kuntz, Annette Kurth, Harry Laak, Inez Lammers, Audrey Landers, Fern LaValle, Eugene Lawonn, Jeanette TITLE Pat B oomy A l Harry Smokey H ucky N icco Sis Terry ,linx Betts Viv Lorie Gertie Phil Mary Louie Mary Bertie Gracie Millie Dillinger Dutchess Glow girl Phil Shirl Beulah Short slug Von Jim Fritzie Robin Cock Eddie Blondie Mary Dotte Pudgy Merry ,lim Liver Lip Annie Smudge Pot Inie Aud Blondie Gene lanet HERO Dimples Blue-gold Hunting Outdoor sports Burleigh Saturday night Natural blondes Basketball Life Root beer floats Navy Station wagons Gay Salurdays Convertibles Dancing You'll never know Hot fudge sundaes Dancing Winged gulls Blue and gold Manly charms Blondes Soft lights Rumble seat coupes Milwaukee men Silver wings Good food Tall stuff Horseback riding School Blondes High heels Big band works Babies Tall men Post-ll, 5 hr. Dancing Spending Moonlight Automobiles Bangs Together Food Parties Dancing A certain someone Outdoor life Bowling VILLAIN Dim pills Pur-gold Shaving with axes Studying Ushers Monday morning Peroxide blondes Homework Trains 7 A. M. Show offs Model T's Blue Mondays Street cars Show offs Well- Accordians Short evenings Waiting Plaid with checks False alarms Insane drivers Bright lights Stormy weather Cooney women Smileless people Pegged pants Medium stuli Speedtests Homework Crowd players Heels Ferz bands Homework Short men 1:05 Moody people Earning Dawn Walking Bluejeans Separated Rationing Morning after Sheepshead Peroxides Homework School S PLOT Coll-ege At ease Mad School Single Me Hut 2-3-4- Student This and that I G I Haircut Student Joy riding School girl Hunting Learning Tired High school Student nurse Hopes The treat Looking High school Looking Day dreaming Dreaming Slaving Engaged Student Lost Student After her Looking T. W. O. Short stuff Confused Business school Looking Chatterbox Flighty dove Single ? Mail Genius He'll come along Hopeful She Student Hoping CLIMAX Who knows Navy Mad scientist Work Iill be around We College daze 9 Mommy Haircuts Who knows Backseat driving Career girl Trapped Practice Come what may Higher school Available? Realities The Waldorf Found G. I. Found Dreams come true Nightmares Success Married Some more stuff Found Ex-student Got her Still looking B.T.O. Navy Contented Avia. sien. MMM Looked Breathless Homing pigeon Could be Me and she Male Flag pole sitter You came along Who knows She and he Slave Still hoping AUTHOR Lee, Marolyn Leonard, Donald Liebherr, Kenneth Liebl, Audrey Liesenfeld, June Lorch, Ruth Lucht, James Mahlberg, Paul Marris, Alex Mayer, .lohn McBain, Paul Meissner, .lean Meixensperger, M. Meller, Catherine Metzger, Donald Moll, Curtis Monday, Lila Mortenson, Joan Mount, Shirley Mueller, Donald Muendel, Shirley Musial, Donald Norman, Lowell Norman, Martha Oberkirsch, Doris Obermann, Alice Obermeyer, Miriam 0'Connell, Robert Opichka, LaVerne Otto, Ruth Ann Pagel, Willard Pahl, Naomi Papermaster, Meyer Passante, Marietta Peck, Fred Pernitzke, Joan Piehl, Robert Plummer, Sarabel Pollin, Marion Port, Glenn Prahl, Lois Proulx, Marjorie Pump, Virginia Quade, Doris Quade, Dorothy TITLE Red Red Leap Aud Kid Torchy Jim Just Paul General Johnny Mac Geni Mike Cathie Dinwiddie Curt Pete Shrimp Shirl Donnie Muendelsohn Don Buck Marty Obe Lietz Honie Shrimp Vernie Ruthie Bill Paul Mike Henrietta Freddy Baby Le fty Sally Polly Port Kid Marge Ginger Quady Butch HERO Blue eyes Shorties Sports Blue eyes Carrots Sweet peas After school work Space Laughing girls Playing cards A A Champs Redheads Ahah! 95's Swimming Eating Southern redheads Laughing Saturday mornings Hunting dear Weekends June 13, 1946 Together Certain someone Loafing Sheepshead Vanie .lohnies North West Sunday nights Tall fellas Weekends L. H. D. Are you kidding? Hamburgers Sports Saturday nights Cross country Navy Hunks A blond Hamburgers Everybody Hot dogs My dog Huba huba VILLAIN Square Shortages .leekies To be alone Complications Thistles No fun Crowds Monday mornings Being without Chumps Peroxides Huh Low marks Robbers Bobby-socks Early to bed Drabness Monday mornings Nosey people Weekdays Se ------ ly Alone Other men School Term papers Tra La La Middle West Monday mornings Bobby-socks Weekdays Waiting Loud clothing Waiting School Monday mornings English Army Bits Competition Fresh kids War Students Trouble Slit skirts PLOT Miss Dad's car Civilian Who knows Grounded Forget me not Student Here now Collecting records Without Free man? Single Homework Trying to please Life guards Slave Madison bound Student Flying Loafing Daydreams Army Slowly Engaged Student Wastin' Time I'll be around A-1 Student Secretary Student Slave .lust me Wizard Drifting Pupil? Take orders Civilian Books Troubled Student School girl Here Student Single 1 Girl CLIMAX Mrs. My own car Guess! Who knows Wing borne Forget me not Siabeeis There then Breaking records With On, Wisconsin! Who knows ? Housework Pleased Still loafing Free man Alahamy bound Time will tell Grounded Are you kidding? Dreams come true Navy Daddy Could bel Who knows? Doin' Time Wisconsin U .lust A-1 Private secretary Secretary Soldier .lust us Magician Anchored Possibilities Give orders Doubtful More books Consoled Architect Working girl There Never can tell Double Woman AUTHOR Quevy, Eunice Radandt, Lorraine Ranscht, Lois Ratcliffe, Charlotte Rechtien, Atheilia Reinke, Eileen Reith, Lois Resch, Alice Riepl, Shirley Roddy, Frances Roser, Edward Sale, Ellen Marie Sauer, Paul Schachtschneider, E. Schauer, Donald Scherer, Geraldine Schiller, Lee Schilling, Harry Schilling, Lawrence Schmidt, Arleen Schnell, Ronald Schoof, Walter W. Schroeder, Corinne Schuelke, Eugene Schultz, Roland Schulz, Richard Schulz, Robert Schwandt, Hans Schwartz, Lois V Schwartz, Ray I Sebastian, June Seefeldt, Marvelle Selleck, Betty J. Semler, Lorraine Senft, Joyce Siedschlag, Janet Siekert, Neila Skorik, Marion Slater, Clifford Small, Patricia Spanbauer, Margaret Spoerke, Helen Sprenger, Charmaine Springer, June Stanwick, Glenn Staudle, Jean Steffen, Jeanette Steiner, Daniel Stieglitz, Carolyn Stokes, Robert TITLE Quevy Larry I ssy Charley Girlie Squirt Al Pudgie Fran H athy Ellen Orson Extra Handsome Don Jeri Mort Harry Larry Schmidty Great Scott .V Walter Corky Euch Rollie Dick Yahr boy H ansie Lo Muscles Susie M arvie Blondie Lorry .lo Fanny Cookie F lujy Pat Margie S pork Char Cheesecake F oosh Jeanne Jeannie Shadow Helen Bob HERO Clothes Football My man Friendly people Library Choc. malts ARF! ARF! Men Saturdays Plain sundaes Me English School Elroy Sheepshead Sundaes Baseball Sleep Dancing Vacations Dancing Hunting Popcorn You know who Work Vacations We two Roller skating Jokes Short skirts! Smoolh clothes Nooks Apollo Shostakoruch Oh ,lohnnyu Dogs Weekends Navy School Nights before Bow ties Live fire Modest people Sewing Meat! Vacation Dark eyes Good music You should know Operators VILLAIN Non-dancers Homework Other men Work Exertion Homework To be teased Boys Mondays Drape skirts Conceited girls History B. T. O.'s Wet blankets The draft Mondays Baked beans Work Squares 1 Grudges Porch lights Homework Pretzels Other girls Homework Studying We three Rules Corn Work Dull moments Books Other men Spike Jones Lonely evenings Cats Pink socks Army Fun Mornings after Bow legs Ashes Braggers Sobs Meathall? Homework Green eyes Poor music I should know F errie shoes PLOT Student Student Student Girl Clerk Studious ? Single Girl Student Student Bashful Student Action Boy King Slave Here Student Thinking Student Loafing Gardener Doing homework Single Student Student Meet my gal Riverview Roller Picture taken Brain factory Honey Dreams Alone One alone Miss Student Unattached Lost Washwoman? Dominant Waiting for train Spark Little drip School Musician Looking Good, Good, Good School Dark eyes Student CLIMAX Still existing Uncertain Stenographer Woman Teacher Office work I wonder! Lady You name it Who'll know? Still bashful Nurse, I hope! Traveling salesman Bachelor Wisconsin Still slaving Here and there Mortician Winking Otlice worker You guessed it Not known Still doing homework Let's face it Truck driver Student Meet the Mrs, G. I. .loe Picture taker ? Honeymoon Night mare? Together I wish I knew Mrs. Business college Attached Found Teacher Submissive At last Flame Big splash Career Doctor Still looking Out of this world Alaska Star eyes Man? AUTHOR Stoll, Ruth Stolte, Betty Strand, Leslie Streich, Barbara Suehring, Rose Swenson, Carleen Tenerelli, Rosalie Theis, Susan Therriault, Dolores Thomas, Betty Tomczak, Jean Treptow, Orville Trgo, John Tributsch, .loseph Unger, Joan Vogt, Truman Voss, Eleanore M. TITLE Blimpy Bets Swish Barb Rosie Cas Roe Susie Dolly Tommy Jeanie Buddie B. I. .loe Mutt Tee Brown-eyes Vredenbregt, Raymond Crooner Wamser, Dorothy Warzyn, Richard G. Wenninger, Dorothy Werner, Bernice West,Ellen Jane Western, Patricia Weyker, John White, LaVerne Whitmore, Darrel Wick, Donald Will, Carol J. Willborn, Joyce Wille, Irma Wisth, Richard Witt, Rosalyn Wycklendt, Audrey Zehren, Shirley Ziesmann, Donald Zitlau, Robert Zwick, Helen Dottie Zip Dee Bernie Jayne Pat ,lamp Hon. Doc Donnie Willie Joy Dick Rosie B utch Shirl D. Z. Bob Blondie HERO Sports Oh, that man! 'gSleep,' School knights Thunder Live wires Crooning Horses Ted Boys People Need I say? Bobbie Weekends Parties Sports A gob Bobbie-socks Assistant managers Ubangi marbles Fun Brotheris buddies Him! Sleep Contact Myself Short skirts Hard stuff Wavy hair Dancing Rufus King Hunting? Slow music Fairness Navy G. L. G.'s A blond Lushboats VILLAIN Snobs Flirts Competition School daze Lightening Male liars Swooning Crowds Study Girls Catty women Leaving school Walking Homework Morning after Homework Conceit Squares Stormy weather African golf Sadness Disappointments Conceited people Boys Work Work Work Gabby dames Un-wavy hair Jealousy Bad dispositions Homework .litterbugging So-called friends La te mail Others Peevishness Blue Monday PLOT School Miss S. Penniless Supposing Drizzle Lively living Acting Scholar Miss Miss B. T. Student 12B Speech Milk and cookies Student Miss Living One Scholar Wondering Student Fishing Waiting Waiting Miss Available Free Mastermind Kink in the Konk Taking orders Student Student Loafing Work .lust me Miss '? Worker Hoping CLIMAX Marriage Mrs. S, Millionaire Proposing Drip Well-living Reacling Artist Bwang Mrs. ? ? Ask government Beer and pretzles Who knows ? Mrs. ? Two Prof. Found out Yard bird Hooked Still? waiting Mr. and Mrs. Complete miss Hard telling Still free Chemist Bowang Giving orders Who knows? Journalist Drafted Who knows Who knows? ? Air Corps Minister - Still hoping Altitude .... Area: Square miles in city .... 'Square miles in county... QU. S. Census, 19401 Bank: Debits .... Clearings . . . Bridges: Number of ........... Number of openings .... Building Operations: VVI-lAT,S WHAT ABOUT MILWAUKEE fAs of December 31, 19441 ......581.22 ....44.17. .....239 . . . .S11,072,271,322 S1,878,310,299 .....206 ....21,259 Cost of work done by permit ..... 38,727,563 Cost of buildings ................ 55,652,195 Permits issued ......... . . .......25,144 New dwelling units .... ............. 4 02 Center of City .......... . . .12th Sz Vliet Sts. Child Welfare Clinics .... ............ 3 1 Commerce: Lake commerce, net tons ..... Coal receipts, net tons flake1 Petroleum receipts, net tons. . Railroad, freight, net tons... Election Data: Registration, persons C11-7-441 Number of precincts ........ Electricity: Meters, total ............ . . . . 8,052,249 . . . . 4,036,421 . . . . . .673,460 . . . .12,157,042 ......298,834 . . ...... 452 ... . . .288,726 Residential customers .............. 237,389 Tot. consumption, kw. hrs. ..... 2,396,616,618 Av. kw. hrs. for res. customers ........ 1.321 Total kw. hrs. made ......... 2,645,815,715 KW. hrs. sold residents .......... 312,462,246 Employes, Municipal: .. Finance, City: Budget, 1945 .......... Gross Debt ................ Bonds maturing in 1945 .... Net debt as of 1-1-45 ...... Debt margin, 1-1-45 .... Fire Losses: Privates . . ......... fvacancies-261 Entire department .... fvacancies-411 Fire houses ......... Fire and Police Alarm: No. fire alarm boxes .... No. police boxes. ............ No. combination boxes ..... .. Miles of underground cable. . Miles of Aerial lines ......... .....10,504 . . . .s40,614,530 . . . 138,449,500 .. . 82,079,500 . . . 36,370,000 .. . 843,462,558 ........508 .....804 ....38 . . . . .1,393 . . . . .1,164 .. ..... 1,055 . . ..... 268 .. . . .341.3 Gas, Metropolitan Area: No. of meters ........ Cubic feet sold ....... .. Government: Form of : .......... . . . .Council-Mayor Common Council. ...... . . . Ternr of Oflice: .......... .. Harbor: City owned, acresz. . . History of City: ......198,835 ........1,589 Miles of main pipe ..... . 10,145,459,700 . .27 members .. .... 4 years ....369 Date, first perm. white settler .......... 1818 lncorporated as city .... . .... . Homes: No. dwellings ....... Owned by ocupant ....... KU. S. Census, 19401 Insurance Rates: Per 551,000 Residence fburglary1 ........ Lake Front: Miles shore line. Publicly owner acres fCity and County1 ......... Library, Public: Circulation ........ Volumes in system .... . Borrowers ................. fllarkets fmunicipally owned1 . Wlortgages: No. filed ........... Value ............. . . Motor Vehicles: Total registered in city ..... Total registered in county .... Municipal Property: Value ............. .... Museum, Public: Specimens ........ . .... . . No. of individuals served... Natatoria: Number of ........ Av. cost per bather ....... Attendance .......... Park System fCounty1 Acreage ................ No. Parks, Squares, etc.. , . Payrolls: Total, City .... Playgrounds: Acreage .... .1an. 31, 1846 , . . . . 169,865 . . . .52,917 . . . .815.00 ...... in . . . . .1,216.5 . . . .2,515,646 . . . .902,417 . . . . . .123,438 12 851 . ...'93'1.5,3',984Z566 . . . .129,803 . . . .172,813 . . .162,073,715 ......627,419 ......3,089,134 ......27c . . . .383,234 .....5,184.9 . . . 523,805,693 ........443.2 No. of supervised .......... .... 6 2 Police: Patrolmen fVacancies-1091 ........... 931 Entire Dept. fVacancies-1201 ........ 1,241 Stations .................. Population: City ................ County ............... QU. S. 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Stuermer ki N O JUNE SENIOR SECTION Qui ,J f fJZQ,1,,.W, ey Lammers 7 PJ7 Louise Kelley iali Mildred Key ehr aW, Paul Mahlberg Helen Spoerke Lois Ranscht Carleen Swenson HOMEROOMS Mari Holevas Betty LeSage A-rdell Riebe .l6an Slipper, Chairman Helen Kelley I ky' X, ,t fl FACULTY SECTION ,jf Chairman Marjorie Blake FEATURES AND ACTIVITIES Margaret Meixensperger .loan Miller Barbara Neville 1 is S agbccg A MMI Phyllis Pfau Arlys Pfughoeft Patricia Pierce Dick Schorse Bernice Werner Vivian Jones PHOTOGRAPHY in , G. Allerrltahi-nson Arthur Ebert- I ' Rolf Fricton V' Norman Gilbert 'a . -. Y. Phyllis N ordness William Olson Kenneth S 'th Robert Zan Milwaukee Fern Pollow Carolyn Schaffner Maryhelen Schneider Marian Schuster Shirley Sonnemann Carol Stephan Joyce Weidner William Vonier Milwaukee Sentinel Milwaukee Public Museum of Com er COVER DESIGN b ' S Paula Morrill V I ss it Ns Ty , Betty Sell ck W ww 54? fwifvfiffw , W QQWWHQ M Q 1mw5,fjW jig? rg ,W jwjffffwjjfyyj jaw. 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