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

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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.

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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

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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