St Norbert High School - Argos Yearbook (De Pere, WI)

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J ' Af' H 1 'N :wx '. 1. . v f -- 1' 'ivff-, v. ug. l- , V 1 '. . till I . -w-.Y A.. .Nmf nf-1. v f ' .' 7' f page 4 v Administration page 7 0 Faculty page 16 0 Seniors: Honor-Oficers-Individuals page 25 ' Classes page 32 ' Athletics page 53 ' Activities page 69 0 Student Register--Snaps--Advertising Volume 11, published by St. Norbert High School, West De Pere, Wisconsin Page n Fwwml His YEAR the Argos delivers no explicit evangel for Christian education. We have come to think that a yearbook makes an inapt medium for calculated message bear- ing. Yearbooks have become stereo- typed pictorial histories of the things about a school which are most easily pictured and most highly regarded by the citizens thereof. A yearbook's con- tents and emphasis are a better com- mentary on the orientation of a school than any self-conscious and superim- posed recitation of the ideals of Chris- tian education. A tree is judged by its fruit, not by its name-. If a school is really Christian, the evangel is super- fluous. If it is not, the evangel is in- congruous. And so, this year the Argos speaks for itself. It tells you about St. Norbert High School, 1951-53, as seen and evaluated by its own students. Page 3 C4 Above: Abbot Pcnnings pomiticatcs at Profession ceremonies. Belowz Abbot Killeen pontiticatcs tor Protcssion with Abbot Pcnnings at the thron 'tw 'lv T 6 A s i 5 g i R a R Q, ii 5 'ga 1- A ez X, in ix we .ff i ,ff I Right Reverend Bernard H. Pennings, O. Praem., LLD. Abbot iw . xx xx, r Q Right Reverend Silvester M. Killeen, O. Praem., Ph.D. Coadjutor Abbot Pu gc Very Reverend Francis H. Clabots, O. Praem., lVI.A. Principal , ,9W ' SWL iff' awww M ' Page 6 Reverend Ronald T. Kirk O. Praem., B.A. Counsellor STO NQRBERT HUGH 'EQ Q W Frater Frederick Becker, O. Praem., B.A. English Frater Xavier Colavechio, Page 8 O. Praem., B.A. Latin Reverend john Cox, O, Praem., B.A. Biology Mr. Lawrence Berner, B.A. Mathematics Frater Kilian Conley, O. Praem., B.A. Speech Frater Columba Craig, O. Praem., B.A. Biology E JA Frater Blane Bertz, O. Praem., B.A. Physics Reverend Vincent Conway, O. Praem., B.A. Latin Reverend Vincent De Leers O. Praem., M.S. Religion f - ' f'- If Q f i Y NI W X FMP V, if fl ' f ,Q w J I 'xii Fratcr XYcnccl Cfcncfcldt, O, Praem., BA. Economics Reverend Robert Cornell, O. Pracm., MA. History Mr. Fred Dillon, BA. Typing, Physical Education Page in .l fam--1 .. Lk ' ,MXL ,-. . ,H - n-A-L ,gre-fsa-E K Q . Q 3 S ll J ll' Frater Gregory Feller, O. Praem., BA. English Frater Camillus Frigo, O. Praem., B.A. Mathematics Frater Samuel jadin, O. Praem., BA. Mathematics Page xo M .., ,L ' ti K ' .ij X . g g I RW ' l 'WN R erend Rober innegan, Reverend Thomas Fox, O. Praem., BA. O. Praem., BA. Bookkeeping Religion ' Frater Robert Gaghan, Frater Terence Haley O. Praem., BA. O. Praem., BA. Spanish Bookkeeping Reverend Henry jafolla, Reverend Fabiangolicouer O. Praem., BA. O. Praem., A. English Religion is is 5? 4 Q' 4...-Q Ia X.. , 1 f2'3-4 MT, Ms 3 H- . ii? A 4 3' W4 . Frater Louis Frcibcrg, O. Pracm, BA. History Fratcr Chlbcrt Vlucobs, O. Pqacm., B..-X. French Fratcr Stanislaus Vloppc, O. Pracm., BA. Histor 5 , Page 1 1 1 S i in , K s - Z5 .N N I V .. X4 M L 'S' Z ..-an wfzeiffi .fn s we Q 5 . . . . sf me Ev . . .wiv , Reverend Robert Kelly, Reverend Ronald Kirk, Frater Benjamin Mackin, O. Praem,, BA. O. Praem., BA. O. Praem., B.A. History Religion, Mathematics Latin Reverend Alfred McBride, Frater joseph Mcliloskey, Reverend Brendan McKeough, O. Praem., B.A. O. Praern., BA. O. Praem., BA. English Science Greek Frater Timothy Reilley, Reverend Arnold Schinkten, Reverend Lester Seeman O. Praem., B.A. O. Praern., M.A. lVl.A. English Latin English Page iz W3 'F' I' -v--nga W All W Ll awww wpyf ur' ' . .- 5 ,N L- -- 'TVX .. gif! 1 1 1. A I 5' my-N I I I Hu Nurlwll X1.lI1JL'IN, Y V U I3r:wri1.l3X W lilxlwrx xuruml ,Xrnbmw llwlur U Pmcm . IS X Cm-ngr'.1plny I 1.1tcr Xhltmm Sr 11-lwl U Prxmu li -X Qiurnmrl 10. WW ra We M y xi ,N e e 1 - N ,Q K, ' f M l ! 1' M MM' My Fratcr Jerome 'l'reml, O. Praem, BA, Idathemalics Prater Charles Urban, 0, Pracm., BA. Mathematics, Drawing Fratcr Alan VandcrGeeten, O. Pracm., BA, Latin Page I4 Q STO NQRBERT HUGH mlmb Honor lo these . . . for four years of scholastic excellence. Michael Belson Timothy Day joseph Geenen info i 5-4 ' X i Eli e l ,M l l Gerald l-lietpas Paul Smet Michael Smith Page iii Swim' President Townsend Cass ? I gi 19 l' ssrr Vice-President Paul Smet Q '4'?I'LI'?' Xiu Secretary Treasurer Gerald l-lietpas Ronald Hoffer Townsend Mills Cass Sumner, Iowa Class President 43 N Club 3- 41 ln- tramural Basketball 3, 4, Baseball 3, 43 Major Letters, Football 3, 4, Baseball 31 4- Paul Louis Smet De Pere, Wisconsin Class Vice President 43 Rifle Club 1, 1, QQ Hi Times 1, 3, 43 Christmas Play 1, 2, 3. Gerald Jacob Hietpas Sunburst, Montana Class Treasurer 1, President z, 3, Sec- retary 41 Sodality 3, Third Order 1, 2, Hi-Times 3, 4, Editor 4, Argos 4: ln- tramural Basketball 1, 1, 3, Football -1, Baseball 1, 1., 3. 41 Major Letters, Football 4, Basketball 4, Ronald James Hoiier Wausau, Wisconsin Class Treasurer 45 Sodality 3, 4, Sec- retary 41 N Club 4, Choir 3, 4: ln- tramural Basketball 3, 4, Baseball 3, 4, Major Letters, Football 4, Cheer- leading 4. Page I7 lg! I za-ifrf Michael Patrick Garland Gene Ronald Gauthier Joseph Edward Geenen Harmon, Illinois De Pere, Wisconsin Kaukauna, Wisconsin Choir 3, 4, N Club 4, Intramural Bas- Hi-Times 4, Choir IQ Stamp Club 1. Class President 1, Treasurer 3, 45 Stu- ketball 3, 4, Softball 3, 43 Major Let- dent Council 1, 3, 4, Pep Club 1.3 Rifle ter, Football 4. Club 2, N Club 2, 3, 42 Argos 1, 3, Hi-Times 1, 3, 4, Intramural Football 1, Basketball 1, 33 lVla'or Letters, Baseball z, 3, 4, Basketball 3, 4, Foot- Page 18 ball 4- Club 7., 3, 4. 'S' Michael John Belson lxlanitowoc, Wisconsin Student Council, Vice-President 4, Hi-Times 4: N Club 3, 42 Intramu- ral Basketball 3, 4, Baseball 3, 4, lxlajor Letters, Football 3, 4, Base- ball 3, 4, Page iq John Elwood Adams Stevens Point, Wisconsin Timothy Alexander Day De Pere, Wisconsin Hi-Times 41 Pep Club 4, Class Vice President 31 Intramural Basketball 1, 3, 4, Softball 1, 3, 4, Major Letters, Football z, 3, 4, N Delbert Donne Anderson De Pere, Wisconsin N Club 1, 3. 41 Intramural Basket- ball i, zg Major Letters, Football 1, 3, 4, Basketball 4, Minor Letter Basketball z, 3, Joseph Delbert Desorcy Stevens Point, Wisconsin Class Secretary 3: Sodality 3, 43 Knights of the Altar 1, 3, 41 N Club 2, 3, 41 Student Council 43 Hi-Times 4, Argos 4, Intramural Softball z, 3, 4, Major Letters, Foot- ball 1, 3, 4, Basketball z, 3, 4. Donald Louis Danen De Pere, Wisconsin Michael Richard Franc West De Pere, Wisconsin Argos lglcli-'limes 1 3 Stamp Cl ub 1 ...-.gg ,,,...,-fu , K6 , . Gm, Y -i' l EY .- , f-.. ' .. lv. -QI? s 4' fvff Tw . ,,,. . , 1 ,sq-ivvfilwhilsh.-,, ffelrgsug Q' Q, ' t X 33,1 'T . ' ' 2 i ,... If.. '--ff F1312 - , 'f -- qu- ,. qi, . AV L k . I I W Y' X f L ' . 1 Y , X' lrul I A ' ' X. .A M, f 4 1 ' ,' - Q f Page zo ? 4 is A X 4 D' if L. I 9-'1 f' James R. Gevers West De Pere, Wisconsin N Club 3, 4, President 41 Intramural Basket- ball 1, 1, 3, 4: Major Letters, Football 3, 4, Basketball 4, Roger James Janssen De Pere, Wisconsin Rille Club 1, 1, 3. 4, ln- tramural Basketball 1, 31 4' John David Gibbs Perkins, lvlichigan Class Secretary 3, Stu- dent Council President 4, Hi-Times 41 N Club 3,4,Secretary41Knights ol the Altar 1, 1, 3, 41 Intramural Football 1, Baseball 1, 1, 3, 4. Bas- ketball 1, 1, 3, Major Letters, Football 3, 4, Basketball 3, 4, Base- ball 3, 4. John Joseph Lindner Eau Claire, Wisconsin Band 31 Chorus 3, ln- trarnural Basketball 3, 4, Baseball 4. William R. Giblin Park Ridge, Illinois Student Council 3, ln- tramural Basketball 3, 4, Softball 3, 4. Raymond D. McIntyre Mackinac lsland, Mich, Band 3, Choir 3, Hi- Times 4, Argos 3, 4, Art Editor 4, Intramural Basketball 4. Robert F. Heyrman De Pcrc, Wisconsin Rifle Club 1, 1, 31 ln tramural Basketball 1 7-1 3- 4- Joseph John Migas Amherst junction, Wis. N Club 1, 3, 4, Intra mural Softball 1, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 3, 4, Ma jor Letter, Baseball 1 31 4- gf John Henry Jacobs De Pere, Wisconsin Vice President 1, Rifle Club 1, Christmas Play 1, Hi-Times 41 Student Council 41 intramural Basketball 1. Richard E. Moore Wabeno, Wisconsin N Club 4, Major Letter, Football 4. ,age 1 1 William Henry Moore Milwaukee, Wisconsin Radio Club 3, Rifle Club 31 4- Fred Joseph Ophoven Fond du Lac, NVisconsin Hi-Times 42 N Club 3, 4, Intramural Basketball 2, 3, Softball 2, 3, 4, Major Let- ters, Basketball 3, 4, Base- ball 3, 4. Stephen John Morrissey Amboy, Illinois N Club 43 Intramural Bas- ketball 3, Softball 31 Major Letter, Baseball 3, 4, Robert Joseph Peters Omro, Wisconsin Treasurer 4, Argos 2, 3, 41 l-Ii-Times 2, 3, 41 Camera Club 33 Choir 3, Sodality 3, Rifle Club 2, Intramu- ral Basketball 2, 3, 4, Base- ball 2, 3, 4. Thomas John Murphy De Pere, Wisconsin N Club 4Q Major Letters, Football, Baseball. Raymond Francis Piper Plymouth, Wisconsin Treasurer 2, Kni hts ofthe Altar i, 2, 3, 4, godality 2, 3, 42 Rifle Club 1, 25 Radio Club 41 Argos 41 Intramu- ral Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 3, 43 Cheerleading 3, 4- ? ,X ,,...f X X34 Page 22 Thomas Gerald Prairie De Pere, Wisconsin Rifle Club 41 Eucharistic Crusade 3, 4Q Camera 4, 'L fm- '6-1 Q f Q :P I 359 fin. 'l gnu..-1 QC: 'qs ,sv l-v ,Atv 3 . , It Joseph Leo Pranke De Pere, Wisconsin N Club 4, Major Letters, Football, Baseball, Basketball. 'lnltff' James Patrick Ouinette De Pere, Wisconsin N Club z, 3, 4, Sodality 32 Rifle 4,lY1- tramural Boxing i 1 Major Letter, Foot- ball 3. '-Q!-4 Qxxx 1 ,, is I 5 3 Thomas Michael Smith La Porte, Indiana Camera Club 3, 4, President 3, Mod- erator 4, N Club 3, 4, Hi-Times 3, 4, Argos 3, 4g Major Letters, Football 3- 4' Page 1 3 Robert George Smits West De Pere, Wisconsin Student Council IQ Rifle Club 1, 7.3 ln- tramural Basketball 1, 1, 3, 4. The Student Council is the student government machinery of St. Nor- bert High School. All classes are rep- resented by boarder and day stu- dent representatives, The Council makes formal presentation of stu- dent requests to the administration. The officers for this year were: john Gibbs, President, Michael Belson, Vice-president ,joseph Desorcy, Sec- retary, and joseph Geenen, Treas- urer. These ofhcers functioned well as liaison between the students and faculty. l Hugo Straub Roger Peter Toonen Campbellsport, Wisconsin De Pere, Wisconsin Choir 3, 43 Intramural Baseball 3, 4. Argos 1, Hi-Times ig Stamp Club r i 'E' rf 6--. v--, N-I Back row: T. Torinus, John Jacobs, C. Fiss, Rubens, Bougie. Front row: Desorcy, Secretary, Cveenen, Treasurerg Gibbs, President, lvl. Belson Page Z4 Vice-president, Adams. Lcll to right: Treasurer Robert Ahlers S:'L'VL'!dfkX' klohn lxligas Prcxnlclxl James liommers X'1ue-I-'rt-.mlmt Arnold Baugnet l,cll IUI'lpLl1lI 'I 'rvasl 4 wr john 'lorinus pl't'Xl1lL'llt Lloyd .lansliy l'it'c'-Prn'Sl'al'L'Ilf James lomasini 1hlL'L'ft'lU fy' Peter Paul l.cl'l lu rlghti Presidml Robert 'lirainor Treasurer Norman Olbrantz Sefrela r y Robert Lee l 'IVCL'-PVHSIIJGHI Michael Brel Page li Back row: Heezen, KI. Zambrowicz, Willems, Baugnet, S. Ariens. Third wuz' T. Belson, D. Smith, Deilleene. M. Lasse, Baeten. S. Smits, C. Olbrantz. Second mum' Vissers, Konlcle, Bloemcr. R. Jacobs. R. Dancn, '1'urrif'f, Geurts. Front mum' Lindsley, Bougic, Riedi, Nlorari, VanDyck, C. Rottier. x-.ag s.q WJ ws? l Page zu S X Bach row' Burbach, Ahlers, Segiet. Carmody, XYesr, Simon, W. Frigo Second row' Zeihcn, john N1igaS. C. Piss, Ccman. Baudlwuin. Comcrlbrd, Unger. Front raw: Vanlirt, Swanson, Trecker, Virlcc, Plombon. Sinkovcc, Grub, 'ga r QV sy QW P X , Q5 RQ N- 5 g'2'3Qlf 'r' 5? w' ' 3'.,Q Q. If N ig. Page 1 7 Bark row: fVIcGoniglc, Billups, Droskic, Umar, fxicllormick, P. Kronzer. 'Hurd row: Donaldson, R. Giblin, H. Ollonncll, Wciclcnfcllcr, Crcnier, Sinklcr, 'If Tracgcr Brungraber. Sucomi mum' jansky, Tomasini, A. Lehn, D. Fiss, Surclick. KI. johnson, Tesch. Dicdcrich. Front mum' L. Frigo, Kieffer, ,james jacobs, Paul, Grota, W. Petersen. S. V '5- Pagc 18 H! L 4 4'-1 Bulk mzwi Denzel, P. Piper, Kunz, 'lf Lclm. xl. 'I'orinus, 'Ikhmi mum' Torrey, I-, Frunckcn, Lumcrs, Gross, li. IiI'LlLIIliI'2lI11C!', Nuclxcrs, YilY1cjAlIT1P, R. :am browicz. .Slwurul mu I I. Quincttc, Ordc. Saul. fXf.1ncvul, Kcmpx. Cfuuwcnbcrglm, Rolwcrlwn, Front ruuu A. l,uScc. xl. l:l i1I'lCliCI'l. 'If klolmxon, Rohan xlucobx, ,lmuplu Pcmcla. 3 22.4.- X 1 Q X . .1 V 'Q 1 .,,Jf- at , '7' 9 4' W li .1 I, w , f .. ' Xu 1 1 Nw. . x . C2 5 Q E. ' 1 I Q K 1 ' 1 ' A- ' f P1 lull Back mum Cunard, Tiiome, Rubens, Schedlcr, Vaccarella. 'Third row' F. Krautkramer, Muerscli, N. Olbrantz, G, Traeger, Pudroski. Serum! min' Lueck, N1cNcil, Vifillman. Braun, E. Schaul, VandenEl:en. Ifmnt row: D. Seaman, Pritzl, Trainor, Bressers, TN4ici-Qc, Kupsh. Page 30 Bank min T. Torinus, Diny, Nialletee, Lcitcrman, Kane, G. jansben. 'Third raw' R. Rottier, Hendricks, VandcrTX4i5sen, Vincent, Tvielum, D. O'Connell Second row' Kerstcn. R Daanen, Dockry. D. Niurphy, Richard Smits. Front raw' T. Ariens, Christensen, Oiieefe, P. Smits, Patterson. R Va 1 , :V . W 1 Back run Lux, D. Pctcrson, Hayes. Bull, Ixiclfurlund. Thznz' row: Graff, Schumakcr, li. Schaul, Clrunwwvski, Nlurtcns, Summcrs, Sweeney, Uchl, Co- l'OIT1il'lklS, Svumul ww Mayer, Znmmcrman, Buyer, Fisher, Lcc. Front mum Rum, Rulzuchck, -J. Pipcr. Brci, Bcrcns, Hutlw. ' Ls' , .wg i Pugc 3 I HQHH LEHQEUQN GLS Back mu-J McCormick, Thorne, Orde, Surdick, Torinus, Tcsch. Bougie. Fifth row: Zarnbrowicz, lvlelum, Daancn, Cross. Comcrford, Vincent, Grota, Simon. Fourth row: M. Belson, R. Moore, N. Olbrantz, Hoffer, Virlee, Carmody, Garland, Sinklcr. 'fluid . l' '- G ' 'I' I P IH' -I' -ML I lwlu' ir row. omasim, remer, .-jomson, au, ietpas, xommers. . asce,jo1n igas. Second row: Asst. Coach J. Baeten, Geenen, j. Quinette, Anderson, Ahlers, C. Fiss, Baugnct, Head Coach F, Dillon. Front row: Adams, Gevers, Desorcy, Cass, T. Smith, Pranke, T. Murphy, Gibbs. St. Norbert . . . . . .20 7. . . ........... . . .Chilton St. Norbert . . . . . .13 14. . . .... St. Joseph, Escanaba St. Norbert .... .... 3 2 12. . . ....... Stephenson St. Norbert .... . . .26 13 ........ . . .St. Mary, Menasha St. Norbert .... . . .26 18. .St. Mary Springs, Fond du Lac St. Norbert .... . . .13 0. .. . . .St. John, Little Chute St. Norbert. . . . . .27 6. . . .... Lourdes, Marinette FOOTBALL CHAMPIONS of the FOX RIVER VALLEY CATHOLIC CONFERENCE Page 33 St. Norbert High school opened its 1951. football season by defeating Chilton High school, zo-7 at Minahan Stadium. The Squires took charge from the opening period and were never seriously threatened. Pranke, Ander- son, and Baugnet figured in the scoring for the locals. ln the first quarter, a Baugnet to Pranke pass was good for 45 yards and a touchdown. The Dillonmen scored in exactly three plays after the start of the second half, with Anderson carrying the mail. lt was Pranke again on the third score, going 24 yards after a pitchout from Baugnet. A re- covered fumble set up the Chilton score, with Mertens going from the four. Two extra points were by Baugnet via placements. The boys looked good for an opener. Maybe they looked too good. ln the next game they traveled to Escanaba for a night tussle, with St. Joseph High school and were rudely treated to a I4-I3 loss. The score does not tell how clearly the St. Nor- bert squad was outspirited. The Green and White was figured to take this one easily, Rev. Mark Steinmetz, O. Praem. Athletic Director but the boys in Escanaba hadn't heard about it. It was their homecoming and they made the most of it. St. Norbert scores were by Pranke in the f1rst quarter from the four after two sharp passes, Baugnet to Desorcy set up the TD. Baugnet kicked the point. The second St. Norbert score did not come till the last five seconds of the game, when Baugnet hit Desorcy, F iss and Gibbs in that order for complete passes, the last one for 8 yards and the tally. The all important extra point failed in two tries, the first being nul- lified for offside. St. joseph made good use of passes in setting up both of its touchdowns. What especially marked their play was the obvious desire to win. Building a commanding IQ-O lead at half time St. Norbert High coasted to an easy 32-12 victory over Stephenson, Michigan, on the third of October. It is interesting to note that this same Stephenson team handed St. joseph of Escanaba a sound trimming earlier in the season. St. Norbert scored the first time they got the ball. Anderson went Mr. Fred Dillon, Head Coach ,N Mr. john Baeten, Assistant Coach K l -1 V Don Anderson ...V- Ted Cass J NJA4 , I fr 5 xl oc Pranks 1.1, :gc as Hz 4 a O O Page 36 for 31 yards on the third play, to hit pay dirt. A few plays later, Baugnet whipped a I7 yard pass to Fiss in the end zone. Both extra points were missed. In the second pe- riod, Pranke set up his own short touchdown run by scampering 53 yards to the eight yard line, Baugnet kicked the added tally. In the second half, a recovered fumble set up the Stephenson first touchdown. After a pass and long run by Hoffer, Anderson went over again for the Squires from the 18. In the last quar- ter, Hoffer scored after a good run by little Tom johnson. Held to a 13-13 tie until the fourth period St. Norbert scored twice in the final quarter to defeat St. Mary of Menasha 16-13 in the Green and White's first conference tilt. St. Mary scored first after recovering a St. Norbert fumble on the kickoff. The Squires retaliated by moving the ball from the St. Mary 18 in a drive climaxed by a pass from Baugnet to Desorcy which covered 68 yards, air and ground. Baugnet's kick put the Dillon- men ahead, 7-6. St. Norbert increased the ,v Mike Smith joe Desorcy lead when Hoffer went over from the 7, after power football had moved the Green 78 yards. Another fumble donated a tally to the Zephyrs just before the half. ln the final quarter, the Squires came to life with two touchdowns, one by Anderson, and one by Hoffer on an interception. Baugnet missed only one extra point. Three fourth period scores, two coming in the final minute and a half, gave the Dillon- men a 26-18 win at St. Mary Springs of Fond du Lac October 18. Trailing 18-6 with but I2 minutes left to play, the Squires woke up and scored on two passes and a pass interception. Before they went ahead zo-18 with 1:31. showing on the clock, the Green and White had led on only one previous oc- casion, in the first quarter, 7-6. Careless pasS defense was responsible for the Squires' plight in this game. On the other hand, St. Norbert made good use of the air in scoring its own tallies. Three of their touchdowns came by the aerial route, with Fiss and Desorcy count- ing from Baugnet, and Anderson going all the Tom Murphy John Adams in ,' .1 B8 5 , 4'- W i Z x ,fi X XX- w.5.. ' U 234, 5 .- 5 W' '-K ' g -34, i 'I' 1 Y ' ,- ' A' 8 s x . l' 1 A 'XA I ' u. .,,,,v,:,f..- 1 'I X ' ., f t J kk ., , K -b...,.wgy wg .Q , , 1 H . ,,.f.,M -.nv , , IF A , A A Q. , . - , I . A A ....-1-f 2 , , . - , : . x ,. i f 9- if A m ' ,KL Q m tiw i Q,,Xx3: Vxt Qgl1ii 'u W , X W .ig if mx: K , f , f ,Q , -,,Q.ufXE -W .K-ip. 1 . 'wk V -A , - ., Fam? N ,, 4- P fm E, 5 2? wx if 4' I V A x .V Qi ' rf I fW1?1,A,,X N if f tag 1 -L .. a '.,f ' , w 1 xw- ' R I k k if ds if Lfygm N QQ, s e L.-- ' ,M 'Sgr TW Ron Hoffer Dick Moore Page 37 -4 .Q -I . ? 4,5-. jim Gevers Page 38 way in an interception in the last 34 seconds. The first TD was by Pranke from the four. The extra points were by Baugnet again. On October 24, the Squires rose to the heights of the season when they dropped the Dutchmen of St. John, Little Chute, from the ranks of the undefeated and unscored on, to the tune of 13-o. The Dillonmen wanted this one, and they would not be denied. Play- ing hard and smart football, they scored the second time they had the ball against a squad that had not seen its goal violated previously that season. The second St. Norbert score came in the third canto when Baugnet con- verted for the extra point. The defense was especially brilliant on this night. A goal line stand which pushed the Dutchmen back to the ten, and the slashing defensive end play of joe Desorcy kept the Chuters on their heels most of the night. As it turned out, this was the win which insured the Squire hold on the conference title. The Irish of Lourdes, Marinette played dogged defensive ball for all of the first half, Chuck Fiss but could not hold the dike during the second half, and dropped a 1.7-6 decision to the St. Norbert squad in a victory that clinched the Conference title for the Squires. The game was played at Minahan Stadium for the Green and White homecoming, November 2. Anderson scored in the last 30 seconds of the first half on the delayed buck which had been his big punch all year. Baugnet converted. In the second half, Gibbs scampered 31 yards around end, and later took a Baugnet pass from the I7 to score, after Anderson had opened the scoring with an eight yard bolt over tackle. Baugnet missed only the last extra point. Lourdes scored its lone touch- down in the last play of the game when I-laugh went 50 yards. St. Norbert High school won the conference title for the third time in the last four years. The victory was expecially sweet this year, because it included the abrupt end of St. john's victory skein, a string which included a lQ5I win that bumped the Squires from last year's title. 1 jim Quinette Amie Baugnet ,X ' . '-x 44, Z ' ' .uv 1.1 - -Jw I' Bud Geenen 2 ,. ' 1 . .,.'k:.P- ' 'U mg fu- -, , wwf, .. v- Zfnaof , Jf' J' -M., 'Q ..,, .2-A john Gibbs Gerry Hietpas Mike Belson 01, Pu gc Page 40 1' WEEE l.NOR Alibi' itll . Af. , M' V, . Q NUQBIR- Q. 2 'i Back row: Tomasini, Hietpas, Baugnet, Anderson, jansky, Ophoven. Front row: Geenen. Desorcy, C. Fiss, Gibbs, Pranke. St. Norbert St. Norbert St. Norbert St. Norbert St. Norbert .... St. Norbert St. Norbert St. Norbert St. Norbert St. Norbert St. Norbert St. Norbert St. Norbert St. Norbert St. Norbert St. Norbert St. Norbert St. Norbert St. Norbert joe Pranke ...... . .... . Fred Ophoven .... . . . . joe Desorcy ..... . . . Chuck Piss .... Bud Geenen ..... . . . jim Willman... john Gibbs ,..... . . . Don Anderson. . . . . . Arnie Baugnet ..... . . . Lloyd jansky ...... . . . Jerry Hietpas .... . . , 307 1.61 235 rio 1o8 54 50 6 6 5 3 . . . .West Green Bay .........Denmark ............Maryheart ...........Stephenson St. Mary, Fond du Lac . . . . . . . Lourdes, Marinette . . . . . . . . .St. Mary, Menasba . . . . ..... Central, Green Bay . . . .East Green Bay . . . . . . . . . .Stephenson . . Lourdes, Marinette .West Green Bay . John, Little Chute ..........St. Mary, Menasha . .St john, Little Chute ............Maryheart .............EastGreenBay . ......... Central, Green Bay St. Mary, Fond du Lac The Squires' opposition for the opening game of the 1952-53 season was provided by West Green Bay. However, the Dillon- men lost, 55-51, for a bad start. High scorers for the evening were joe Pranke and joe Desorcy with If points apiece. St. Norbert tasted victory for the Hrst time by defeat- ing Denmark High by the close score of 51-50. It was a see-saw affair, but St. Nor- bert was out on top when the all important final second ended. joe Desorcy scored 26 points for the winners. On November 25, an early lead proved helpful as the Maryheart Eagles came close to tipping the Squires, but eventually lost in the final minutes, 66-5 7. The Squires were doped to win this one go- ing away. It was a kind of augur for the sea- son, which saw the Dillonmen run hot and cold without much pattern to guess on. 1 - 11 5 X . ik- qw ' -' ft - qw 2' fig. 1 1,5 joe Pranke Fred Ophoven Chuck Fiss Page 4' Page 47, Stephenson High became the third victim in a row, falling to the Squires by an undeni- able margin of 67-41. joe Desorcy again led the scoring with IQ points. St. Norbert won their first Fox River Valley Catholic confer- ence game by defeating St. Mary Springs, 57-56, on a free throw with zo seconds re- maining in the game, after watching a 15 point lead disappear in the last 6 minutes. Fred Ophoven led the winners with 7.1 points. ln a thrilling overtime battle, December 9 at Van Dyke gym, Lourdes of Marinette saw the Dillonmen outlast them by scoring 9 points in the overtime period. Fred Ophoven again led the Squires with 30 points, but Payette of Lourdes topped him with 32. St. Norbert squeezed by St. Mary of Me- nasha, 50-49, when joe Pranke dropped in a free throw after the game was over. This marked the Squires' third conference victory, the second by one point. High scorer for St. Norbert was joe Pranke with 16. On Decem- ber 16, the St. Norbert team met a humiliat- ing defeat at the hands of a strong Central Catholic of Green Bay aggregation, 74-36. The Central team was unusually hot. They could not seem to do anything wrong. St. Norbert seemed to be overawed, and lacked the drive for a comeback spurt. joe Pranke, however, led the scorers of both teams with 16. East Green Bay handed St. Norbert their third loss of the season by the score of 53-49 in a close tilt. joe Pranke again led all scorers with 14 points. It was close until the last quarter when the Red Devils pulled steadily away to the final margin. St. Nor- bert regained their winning ways with a close victory over Lourdes on a last minute basket, 54-53. The game was played at Mar- inette, where the Shamrocks are always tough. joe Desorcy led the victors with I4 points. The Green and White once again trampled the Stephenson Eagles in a free-scoring game, 70-46 on january zo. joe Pranke led l l joe Desorcy john Gibbs jerry Hietpas Qf was if Q' .,A A Q ei ' Q' ' Q1- 'H' manila. Page 43 Page 44 the scoring with 23 points. For the second time, the West Green Bay Wildcats de- feated the Squires, this time by the score of 59-55. Once again it was a close game, but the victory-hungry Cats were not to be de- nied. Bud Ceenen was high scorer for the locals with I4 points. With joe Pranke lead- ing the way with 37. points, St. Norbert gained another conference victory over St. John of Little Chute. It was close all the way, but the horn found St. Norbert on the long end of a 75-64 score. St. Mary of Me- nasha stepped off to an early lead, and held it all the way to a 67.-52 win at Menasha. Joe Desorcy led the way with 18 points, but it wasn't enought to prevent another con- ference loss. The Zephyrs held their IO point edge most of the way. St. John of Little Chute piled up a lead which even a final surge was not good enough to whittle away, and St. Norbert lost another conference game to the tune of 7o-65. joe Pranke led the scorers with 25 points. This loss put the Squires out of the running for the title. In a non-conference tilt, a small but fast Mary- heart team came within a hair's breadth of upsetting the Squires, but lost finally, 68-65. joe Pranke led scoring again with I4 points, with much assistance from the team. St. Norbert evened up a previous defeat when they handed Central Catholic, the league champions, their only conference loss. The Squires were the underdogs, but proved again that they can never be taken lightly on their own floor. The win was a team prod- uct, but joe Desorcy led scoring with I5 points. Final score was 56-48. The State Catholic Invitational Tourney found Notre Dame of Milwaukee tipping the Squires in the opener, 47-43. Chuck Fiss led St. Nor- bert scoring with IO points. The Fox Valley Conference got a boost when St. Mary of Menasha went all the way against the best to cop the state title. al Bud Cccncn Don Anderson Arnie Baugnct 'L Q51 V i Q . QQ S W . Page' 4 BASKIE TBALL Hack row: -Iamesklacobs, lxlallette, lxloran, Doclqry, Billups VanErt .Second mum' N. Olbrantz, Vincent, Braun, Comerford, Johnrlxligas, jk. Kronzer, D. Fi Front row: West, Lax, Gramowski, Paul, A. Lehn. The members of the junior Varsity are the future hopes for varsity competition. While it is not always safe to predict on the basis of past performance. especially before players have developed fully, it can be said safely that the up-and-comers do not promise any regression when their record is compared with that of the 'fold men. The youngsters won io and lost 8 in over-all competition, and won 5 and lost 4 against conference rivals. The Junior Varsity was built around Tomasini, Fiss, VanErt, jansky, and Gomerford, although many others got valuable expe- rience also. St. Norbert 32 ...... 20 ...... 45 ...... 4Q, . . . .. 40. .... . 37 ...... 34 ...... io ...... 4b.. . . .. 40 ...... 49 ...... 3i ...... 30 ..... 30 ..... 28 ..... 45 ..... 33 ..... 32 ..... SS Game West Green Bay ,.,. . Denmark .......,.... Maryheart ....,...... St. Mary, Fond du Lac Stephenson ........... Lourdes ..,...,..... St. lvlary, lvlenasha. . . Central .............. East Green Bay .,.. Stephenson ....,.. Lourdes .......... West Green Bay .... St. john .......,..... St. lN4ary, lxlenasha. . . .St John ............ .Maryheart ........... East Green Bay ..,.., .St lxlary, Fond du Lac 1 .- Opponent 10 li ll ll' 10 I8 39 30 43 40 41 .10 S2 .12 22 ll 35 23 Page 47 Page 48 The Squires' 1952 baseball season, with a 1-8 record, was the worst in its history. Sevastopol beat the Green and White in the first game of the season, no-9, coming from behind in the final innings. In the very next game, the Norbertmen did an about face and walloped Sevastopol, I7-3. This proved to be the only win of the season. Central Catholic furnished the first opposi- tion in the conference and with Larry Klaus hurling a one hitter, the Squires lost, 6-o. The only hit of the game came off the bat of John Gibbs in the last inning. St. Mary Menasha was the next team to clown St. Norbert, but they were forced to the wire for a 4-3 win. The Squires led twice in the game but could not hold the lead on either occasion. Following this defeat the Dillon- men lost two games in five days to St. John of Little Chute. In the first game the Dutch- men walloped the Squires 13-6, and then came back in the second game to best them, 8-3. In the second game, joe Migas got a two run double for the only base knock. St. Norbert lost its fifth conference game of the year to St. Mary Menasha, io-5. The Squires had the lead in this game until the 5,ilf9lHf, C Swann,-,Q gjlniina XHIUIIJPQ N ,NKWQ gy iilltiljax I , ' Numui 1. Now, Nnmw Back row: Miller, Kempen, Ophoven, Felix, josegeh Migas, C-age. Second row: Cass, Konkle, King, Pritzl, Cibula, giet, Morrissey. Front row: Kedrowicz, Geenen, Nornberg, Baugnet, Gibbs, Paul. fifth inning when the Zephyrs counted five times to go ahead for keeps. In the final game of the season the Green and White played amiable host to Central Catholic by losing, 6-o. Errors and lack of hitting once again proved fatal. In the State Cath- olic tournament, St. Norbert faced Wau- kesha Memorial and was defeated 6-1. in an extra inning game. xo ,.... 3 ........ 8 ..... . I lin! IF' IF' Sevastopol Sevastopol . . .Central .St. Mary . .St. john , .St. john .St. Mary . . .Central Waukesha SCHEDULE Norbert ....... 9 Norbert .... . . . I7 Norbert .... . .. o 6. .. Norbert ....... 3 4. . . Norbert ...... . 6 13 . .. Norbert ...... . 3 Norbert ..,.... 5 lo. . . Norbert ...... . o 6. . . Norbert ....... 1. 6. . . in Page 40 Q Left to right: Berens, McCormick, Swanson, R. Piper, Conard, Brei. Carrying on the excellent progress made in the last few years, the cheer leaders grew in number, equipment, and repertory. The guiding light was the moderator, Father Ambrose Peeters, who was zealously abetted by Father Robert Cornell. A number of very clever pep rallies was staged, and there was a notice- able effect on the enthusiasm of the stu- dent body. The trend toward gymnastics in pep leading was adhered to, and care- ful practice produced polished results at the games. Burk mum' Ahlcrs, Kommcrs, john Nligas, Adams. A Front roui: Unger, Lindner, Van- Err, W, Giblin. Hack roux' Schumalacr, Gramowski, Orde. Front row: lwlallette, hlcfiormiclt. Pat- terson. As in previous years, students who do not participate in Varsity competi- tion are eligible lor and encouraged toward participation in intramural athletics. The program includes foot- ball, basketball, baseball, and hockey, if there is enough interest, and ice conditions are favorable. Boxing was included again this year, sponsored by the N Club. il... UF' ': El HNQS EIT! Em UNM MDS Elll El lil Page si Page i 1 I .4 In 1' U L.. iiliis i i i i i ii i ' K , ug 5 13 ' Hg Q ' - ' 41 1 W wal' . , A F' p 4 ,..,, fs ' f '- - K gi, 5 135? H3 , 'X , , Q M 1 .9 , 5 -ff ifl- ' L, ' ' V134 .,,, ' ' . :f 5-F H. MX. - , 4 ,. v, .. ,W .Q -n-1,3 .,4L,a..,k ,:: . t V- . :gr ,, fwywwv A k thL ,m,, , , - f :ii V Q . ,W W N nfl , ' .- kg , . v- WA 7 1 -' M4 Q' V K ' A , M P gg, i . J K , V . M, N. v 'f gg 5:2553 EI as 0' H 5 y Y V 1 . Q, fam. . K ' I 'i 'vias HUGH RT EZQBE NG STO Page 54 0 0 I Editor in Chief .,... ' ' ...............DavidSmith Business Manager .... ................ D avid Baeten Seniors .......,.. ...... R aymond Piper, Charles Fiss Activities ...... ......... P aul Smet, Gerald Hietpas Athletics .... ..................... j oseph Desorcy Solicitors. . . ..... Richard jacobs, Charles Swanson, john Torinus, George Torrey Photography .... ................... D avid Smith, Robert Peters Layouts ........ .,........... R aymond Mclntyre, james johnson Moderators ..... .... R ev. Robert Finnegan, Rev. Vincent De Leers ' 4 35 Back row: Richard jacobs, D. Smith, D. Baeten. Second row: j. johnson, Mclntyre, Smet, Peters. Front row: R. Piper, j. Torinus, Torrey. The yearbook is one of the things that the students like about going to school. Perhaps the reason for this is that receiving it tells the students that the school year has come to an end. This publication is the one thing, other than his own memories, that one can carry with him throughout the years to remind him of the days spent at St. Norbert. The job of pre- paring the yearbook is begun in September and it lasts until the book is sent to press late in the school year. Those working on the staff receive no benefit other than that of personal satisfaction in seeing their work being enjoyed in the hands of the other students. . 4 , , ,K I ,N x vs. ' 4 0 I' Rev. Robert Finnegan, O. Praem., Moderator Charles Fiss, Raymond Piper Seniors Rev. Vincent De Leers, O. Praem., Moderator David Smith, Editor Raymond Mclntyre, james-johnson Art joseph Desorcy, Athletics David Baeten, Business Manager Gerald Hietpas, Paul Smet Activities George Torrey, john Torinus, Charles Swanson, Solicitors Page ss Page 56 Cl lj! Editor in Chief ..... Associate Editor .... Feature Editors .... Sports Editor ..... . Humor Editor ...... Photography Editor. Art Editor ......... Reporters .......... Typists ............ Circulation Manager.. . . . Exchange Manager ..... Moderator ...... ..... ........................GeraldHietpas ..........................JosephGeenen ....Eugene Gauthier, Tim Day, Paul Smet .........................Tomjohnson .. . ...................... Ed Weidenfeller .......................RaymondMcIntyre Michael Belson, Charles Fiss, john Adams, joseph Desorcy, Mark Ceman, William Frigo, Paul Kronzer, Dave Smith, john jacobs. . . . . . . . . . . , . . . .Fred Ophoven, Robert Peters .................johnGibbs . . . . . . . .joseph Desorcy . . . ..... ..... -I oseph Zimmer Back row: Gibbs, M. Belson, Hietpas, Smet, Day. Second row: L. Frigo, Weidenfeller, Desorcy, Gauthier, M. Smith. Front row: P. Kronzer, T. johnson, Geenen. Peters. This monthly publication is eagerly looked forward to by the faculty and student body, although few realize the actual amount of work re- quired. The lights burning late in the north tower of the gym during the hustle week before publication speaks for itself. To those who work every month on the staff goes much credit, especially to the moderator, Mr. joseph Zimmer, and the editor, Gerald Hietpas. The paper provides, be- sides general news, an insight into the individual lives of the seniors. This latter feature is most popular among the students. On the serious side there is the editorial written by Father Clabots, and the editorial com- ments of the staff members. W f H-T: joseph Geenen. Associate Editor, Mr. Zimmer and Editor Hietpas just before bed- Mr. -Joseph Zimmer. Moderator, time. and Gerald Hietpas, Editor in Chief Paul Kronzcr and Louis Frigo joseph Desorcy, john Gibbs, Tim Day and Paul Smet Reporters Business Staff Feature Editors Ed Weidenfeller, Humor HUETU ES Page S7 The Squire sharpshooters gather each week on the rifie range to increase their knowledge of riflemanship. With the guidance of Master Sgt. Alfred Henningsen of the college ROTC department the fellows learn of the care of their weapons, rifle range courtesy and safety, and most important of all-marksmanship. Starting with only a nucleus of two men from last year's team, this year's squad de- veloped into one capable of disposing of their opponents quite impressively. Officers heading this year's club were: Steve Ariens, captain, Stan Smits, secretary, and Ed Weidenfeller, treasurer. l l The choir, under their moderator, Fr. De Leers, has again completed an excellent school year. Although a half credit is issued to the students, the real attraction is the relaxation and feeling of accomplishment for the participants. The results of their prac- tices in the club room were displayed at the Christmas party, where they sang carols. Their prime interest, however, is in liturgical music, in which they do both polyphony and plain song. The group sang at graduation last year, and has been singing the student high Mass regularly each Saturday. They look forward to expansion. Q f . X 6- S Hack row: Schedler, Graff, P. Piper, D, Peterson, Moran. 'I'hird row: Mayer, K. Schaul, Christensen, S. Smits, Martens, S. Ariens, Pudroski, Weidenfeller. Second iow: R. klanssen, O'Keefe, W. Moore, Prairie, j. Quinette. Front row: Straub, Rubens, Bougie, Diederich, Piper, Rataichela. Back row: Schedler, McCormick, lv1cGoniglc, Moran, W. Peterson. Third row: Trainor, Denzel, Virlee, Hoffer, Straub. Second row: L. Frigo, J. jacobs, Ceman, G. Traeger, Bell. Franz row: P. Kronzer, Unser, Rataichek, Diederich .V s I -K x 1' 4 .5 , .X 1 v. 47.1, f- Pagc so Page bo Above left Bark row: Moran, Gibbs, Paul, Simon. situ K o m'a ummm Secorid row! Heezen, Desorcy, Zambrowicz. Front row: Adams, Konkle, Ander- son, Quinette, Gevers. Lt'-fl Bath mir: Franke, Cass, vlansky, Xl. Belson, front ruun' T, Nlurphy, Qphoven, joseph lwligas, Geenen. The N-Club membership is limited to those students who have earned one major letter in any sport. One of the more active clubs on the campus, it is under the direction of Coach Dillon. It has promoted the boxing bouts, and sponsored the annual homecoming dance. The green letter jackets seen worn by most seniors each year who have lettered in two or more sports are contributed by the N-Club. The appearance of the New York Clowns basketball team, one of the major attractions this year at Van Dyke gymnasium, was also sponsored by this Club. jim Cevers and Ted Cass are Prexy and Veep respectively, with john Gibbs secretary, Chuck Fiss treasurer, and jim Quinette sgt. at arms. ur. .flbove righl Back row' lXflcCiormicl4. P. Piper, Diederich, J. Piper, Straub. Second row' Kommers. Weiden- feller, Virlee, jansky, R. Piper, ,M Sommers. -. f , 'I Fmnl row: S. Peterson. Den:el, - Rubens, Brei. er R ight T f V Q Back row: Conard, Thome, Gibbs, Brungraber, W. Frigo. lg Second muu' -I. johnson, Surdick, mf Desorcy, C. Piss. Tesch, Sinlder. Front rimu' Billups, Zimmerman, Xlelfarland. Gchl. Iivltmi right Back row: L'nser, T. Belson, Paul, W. Peterson. Svtwztl mu' P, lironzer. Ci. Trac- ger, Grota I-iron! mu l.. Frigo, Klaersch. Rataichclx One of the most successful student organ- izations on every Catholic boarding school campus is the altar boys' society. Here it is known as the Knights of the Altar. It is most important that the members are capable of their duties. so dignified is the position that they hold in assisting the priest. This is thc only limitation of membership, Under the guidance of the moderator, lfather Francis Clabots, the organization has again achieved the high standard which was set up in the past. The members elected officers for the year. These include ,Joseph Desorcy, Charles Fiss, ,Iohn Gibbs, and Mike Brei, who hold the offices of president, vice-president, sec- retary and treasurer respectively. r 2 if ' l 5 I Page Lu This years Sodality can go down as a most active society in the school. Through the initiative of Father Robert Finnegan it re- ceived the spark to get things done. The pur- pose is a greater devotion to our Blessed Mother, with the motto, To jesus through Mary. They have certainly lived up to this. During Lent they set up vocational exhibits in the classrooms, and collected money for the missions. They also published a daily Mass ordo, and set up holy water fonts. ln outside work the Sodality sponsored a magazine drive, and conducted an essay and poster contest on Catholic Press lvlonth, The Third Order of St. Norbert is the oldest organization of its kind in the Church as well as on the campus. This year. an attempt was made to join forces with the College mem- bers, but the apathy of the older men forced the high school men to 21Ct again as an in- dependent group. The moderator, Father De Leers, strove, by using weekly discussion meetings and daily public prayer. to make the students more aware of their dignity and obligations as Christians, and of the great need in this day for young men of courage who are willing to follow Christ no matter what the -cost may be in goods or reputation. Cx . - 1 Q A .4 . - i. - , Q 5' S. -5 - 4- L. ' r . x Back raw: Conard, D. Peterson, P. Piper, Diederich, P. Kronzer. Third row: Virlee, Grota, Paul, Huth, Seeman, Rubens, Tesch, Trainor. Second row: Sinkler, J. johnson, W. Frigo, jansky, Prairie, Surdick, Weidenfeller, -J. Quin- ette, Brungraber. Front row: j. Piper, Hoffer, W. Giblin, Peters, R. Piper, Rataichek. Back row: Kommers, L. Frigo. Front row: Virlee, C. Fiss, Hoffer. 19- :P L QS. . jf i Xm.f '1w Page O3 The Camera club, under the able leadership of its moderator, T. Michael Smith, had a quite successful year. Two general means were used to further the photographic knowledge of the members. Meetings were regularly held with guest speakers to explain some particular feature of the art. In addition, practical ex- perience was gained by the members through actual darkroom work. Some of the pictures in this book are the products of the club mem- bers' efforts. Photography is in itself a fasci- nating hobby, and membership in this club made it more so by teaching the full ex- ploitation of equipment. Now in the second year of its existence, the band is making good progress considering the difficulties involved in its operations. There is very much competition from sports, since the practice times coincide. Band directors have changed frequently. Mr. Ed Kennedy was followed by Tony Darner and john Henze. With high school youths, nothing suc- ceeds like success. There will probably not be wholesale enthusiasm for the band until the pioneers now working so hard get more op- portunity to show what they have learned. When polished performances hit the air, mem- bership will have to be restricted. R Q- ar-4 sr . v. K Y 1 Y OG 'f' , ' Back rour Kane, xl. Piper, Bell, Rataiclmek Second row: Martens, j. johnson, D. Smith Front roun' Corominas, Billups, Droskic Back row: Billups, Droskie, Unser, Idoran, Seaman Third row: Mayer, Sinkovec, Grota, Huth, Brungrabcr, Graff Second rou-5 McNeil, J. johnson, jansky, Surdick, Weidenfellcr Front row: Rataichek, Lueck, Rubens, Brci 4 . 65' ' g ' W , ! ' , 1 - 337 f -. . F? 5. ' rw, xgc k Page oo .oi M Q4 : , Shown above is the crowning of the royalty at the Prom. Standing left to right, Phyllis jiriliovec, Norrine Blaha, joseph Geenen, and john Gibbs. Seated are King and Queen, Gerald Hietpas and Darlene Weyers. Below are scenes from the grand march. ii i 1 Above: Paul Smet talks, joe Desorcy walks, and klohn Lindner dances with unidentified quantities of femininity. Belou-: Richard Baudhuin is not believedg Jack Zambrowic: ponders befor explains things to jim Quinette. e spcakingg and Coach john Baeten I . Page 0 Page 68 E 1 1' i is it if -. Bach row: Rataichek, Corominas, Berens Front row: Maersch, McFarland, G. Traeger Back raw: Ceman, Conard. Third row: Mayer, Schedler, D. Peterson Thome, McCormick, G. Traeger, Brungraber, Lee, jansky, Diederichl Second row: P. Piper, Kunz, Rataichek, T. Lehm, Trainor, Sweeney K. Schaul, Zimmerman, J. johnson, Sinkler, Grota, Surdick, Paul Gehl, Zeihen, Martins,5. Piper, Mersch, Tesch Front row: L, Frigo Straub, R. Piper, W. iblin, Denzel, Weidenfeller, Mclntyre, Brei s 1 . - 'HH r x , rr-2 ,Mn W ...s.. if . f--emma The Stamp club is the smallest organiza- tion in school, but by no means the least active. The moderator, Father Finnegan, and the president, Roland McFarland, direct a program of monthly meetings involving trades, exhibitions, and mission work, which keep the members interested in stamps. The Crusade for Reverent Language was begun this year by Father Clabots to stimulate the boys to a better use of the gift of speech. It is encouraging to note that the Crusade met with great success. Regular weekly meetings and poster cam- paigns made up most of the organiza- tion's activities. 9 Y lam? M071 .. vfwfazzwwwmwmfw .,.sMmzQWm ...rqcfawiiiemenk Compliments of H. C. Pranqe Company Green Bay, Wisconsin COMPLIMENTS OF I-ICDEFER GLASS CCDMPANY, INC WAUSAU GREEN BAY MADISON MINNEAPOLIS Glass for Every Purpose Paint for Every Surface CHARMIN TISSUE Se Very C5!-!!S'.2'! 30121-' Made in Green Bay, Wisconsin, by HCBERG PAPER MILLS f 1 f iv? 11? Congratulations, 1153? graduates, from the folks at . 'A NCRTHERN gf' ,I ll .,.gQ.l.E ! i.n, 'L ,' 4 h5:,:':Ll,.X n.1jil.Jg.: V- A lllll n:llnI.., Qt I. :A If f A PAPER Mitts .,,,, ix view bb' 0 5 , x uinwt' lllll wifi' STUDENT REGISTER 1 952-53 Adams, lohn E., 538 Prentice St., Stevens Point, Wisconsin, Senior Ahlers, Robert A., Bradford Hotel, Storm Lake, lowa, lunior Allen, Alfred S., 854 Boal Parkway, Winnetka, Illinois, lunior Anderson, Delbert D., 523 Charles St., De Pere, Wisconsin, Senior Ariens, Stephen M., 505 4th St., De Pere, Wisconsin, lunior Ariens, Thomas F., 505 4th St., De Pere, Wisconsin, Freshman Baeten, David R., 819 4th St., De Pere, Wisconsin, lunior Baudhuin, Richard l., ll4 W. Spruce St., Sturgeon Bay, Wisconsin, lunior Baugnet, Arnold l., 230 S. Wisconsin St., De Pere, Wisconsin, lunior Bayer, lames W., 507 W. 3rd St., Shawano, Wisconsin, Freshman Bell, Alexander T., 5036 N. 24th St., Milwaukee, Wisconsin, Freshman Belson, Michael l., 420 Waldo Blvd., Manitowoc, Wisconsin, Senior Belson, Thomas P., 420 Waldo Blvd., Manitowoc, Wisconsin, lunior Berens, Peter E., 304 Klein St., Kaukauna, Wisconsin, Freshman Billups, Nolan E., 3801 S. Parkway, Chicago 15, Illinois Bloemer, Robert C., 921 Chicago St., De Pere, Wisconsin, lunior Bougie, Clittord P., 126 N. Gntario St., De Pere, Wisconsin, lunior Braun, William H., Athens, Wisconsin, Freshman Brei, Michael A., 424 Guppy St., Baraboo, Wisconsin, Freshman Bressers, Roger l., 449 N. Ontario St., De Pere, Wisconsin, Freshman Brungraber, William M., Route No. 2, Sturgeon Bay, Wisconsin, Sophomore Burbach, Daniel C., ll3l S. 75th St., West Allis, 14, Wisconsin, lunior Carmody, Daniel F., lacksonport, Wisconsin, lunior Cass, Townsend M., Route No. 3, Sumner, lowa, Senior Cauwenbergh, Ronald K., 324W S. Erie St., De Pere, Wisconsin, Sophomore Ceman, Mark F., 299 E. Moore St., Berlin, Wisconsin, lunior Christensen, Carl A., 319 3rd St., De Pere, Wisconsin, Freshman Comerford, Gordon l., Route No. 2, Hilbert, Wisconsin, lunior Ccontinued on page 745 Page 77. ,, -, , 0- - -,N , A .X s Q Q Mwwss F A w f 'IFE TFAM i' gg Compliments of GUS ASCHERT STUDICD De Pere, Wisconsin COMPLIMENTS OF WBAY and WBAY-TV uThe Bay Station Your CBS Outlet for Northern Wisconsin Ccontinued from page 723 Conard, Kenneth A., 132 W. Maple Ave., Sturgeon Bay, Wisconsin, Freshman Corominas, laime A., Olmos-y-Obregon-Editicio Luisa, Tampico, Tamaulipas, Daanen, Roger J., 509 N. Ontario St., De Pere, Wisconsin, Freshman Danen, Donald L., ll5 S. Winnebago St., De Pere, Wisconsin, Senior Danen, Ralph R., 620 N. Superior St., De Pere, Wisconsin, lunior Davis, Walter L., Route No. 1, Kenosha, Wisconsin, Sophomore Day, Timothy A., Route No. 1, De Pere, Wisconsin, Senior De Cleene, Donald F., Route No. l, Greenleaf, Wisconsin, lunior Denzel, Richard C., 430 Prospect Ave., Highland Park, Illinois, Sophomore Desorcy, loseph D., 417 Prais St., Stevens Point, Wisconsin, Senior Diederich, David A., 2130 20th St., Sheboygan, Wisconsin, Sophomore Diny, lerold l., Greenleaf, Wisconsin, Freshman Dockry, Patrick D., 936 N. Broadway, De Pere, Wisconsin, Freshman Donaldson, Paul K., 833 S. Knight Ave., Park Ridge, Illinois, Sophomore Droskie, lames F., 65 E. McCann St., St. lgnace, Michigan, Sophomore Fisher, George l., 226 W. Englewood Ave., Chicago 21, Illinois, Freshman Fiss, Charles l., 430 Washington Blvd., Oshkosh, Wisconsin, lunior Fiss, David F., 430 Washington Blvd., Oshkosh, Wisconsin, Sophomore Franc, Michael R., 406 2nd St., De Pere, Wisconsin, Senior Francken, ludd A., 1003 George St., De Pere, Wisconsin, Sophomore Francken, Larry l., 1003 George St., De Pere, Wisconsin, Sophomore Frigo, Louis F., Box 254, Lena, Wisconsin, Sophomore Frigo, William M., 100 W. F St., Iron Mountain, Michigan, lunior Garland, Michael P., Harmon, Illinois, Senior Gauthier, Gene R., 126 S. Winnebago St., De Pere, Wisconsin, Senior Geenen, loseph E., Route No. 1 Kaukauna, Freedom, Wisconsin, Senior Gehl, lohn P., 3401-W. Thurston Ave., Milwaukee 9, Wisconsin, Freshman Geurts, Gary F., 614 George St., De Pere, Wisconsin, lunior Gevers, lames R., 222 Prospect Pl., De Pere, Wisconsin, Senior Gibbs, lohn D., Perkins, Michigan, Senior tcontinued on page 765 Page 74 Mexico, Freshman Compliments of WI-IBY MBS 7fLe Wake of me am Ram we, Appleton, Wisconsin BARK RIVER CULVERT Sz EQUIPMENT CG BARK RIVER IRONWOOD MICHIGAN EAU CLAIRE, GREEN BAY, MADISON, MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN Ccontinued from page 747 Giblin, Richard I-l., 209 Columbia St., Park Ridge, Illinois, Sophomore Giblin, William R., 209 Columbia St., Park Ridge, Illinois, Senior Grab, William A., 110 N. Washington St., Shawano, Wisconsin, Iunior Graft, Iohn M., l533 S. 82nd St., West Allis 14, Wisconsin, Freshman Gramowski, Robert M., Route No. 2, Stevens Point, Wisconsin, Freshman Grenier, Edward A., Route No. l, Maribel, Wisconsin, Sophomore Gross, Iames R., 505 N. Ontario St., De Pere, Wisconsin, Sophomore Grota, Lee I ., 906 Memorial Drive, Sturgeon Bay, Wisconsin, Sophomore Hayes, Iames F., 3309 Hutchinson St., Chicago 18, Illinois, Freshman Heezen, Henry P., 720 Grant St., De Pere, Wisconsin, Iunior Hendricks, Eugene I., Route No. 2, De Pere, Wisconsin, Freshman Heyrman, Robert F., 403 S. Michigan St., De Pere, Wisconsin, Senior Hietpas, Gerald I., Sunburst, Montana, Senior Holter, Ronald I., 824 Dunbar St., Wausau, Wisconsin, Senior Huth, Thomas I., 1925 Rowlet Ave., Madison 5, Wisconsin, Freshman Iacobs, Iames D., 840 F.. B St, Iron Mountain, Michigan, Sophomore Iacobs, Iohn H., 317 4th St., De Pere, Wisconsin, Senior Iacobs, Richard L., 317 4th St., De Pere, Wisconsin, Iunior Iacobs, Robert N., 314 Reid St., De Pere, Wisconsin, Sophomore Iansky, Lloyd P., 414 St. Clair St., Manitowoc, Wisconsin, Sophomore Ianssen, Glenn A., 416 College Ave., De Pere, Wisconsin, Freshman Ianssen, Roger I ., 702 N. Huron St., De Pere, Wisconsin, Senior Iohnson, Iames I., 204 S. 14th St., Sturgeon Bay, Wisconsin, Sophomore Iohnson, Lauren T., Menominee St., Green Bay, Wisconsin, Sophomore Iosephs, David, 450 College Ave., De Pere, Wisconsin, Sophomore Kane, Iohn I., 821 Grant St., De Pere, Wisconsin, Freshman Kemps, Iames S., 521W 3rd St., De Pere, Wisconsin, Sophomore Kersten, Iohn N., 642 Grant St., De Pere, Wisconsin, Freshman Kieffer, Richard R., 527 Iackson St., Wausau, Wisconsin, Sophomore Kommers, Iames I ., Stockbridge, Wisconsin, Iunior Ccontinued on page 781 Page 76 INTERNATIONAL INDUSTRIAL POWER We Invite You and Yours to Vacation at SILVER LAKE Wautorna, Wisconsin Next Summer For Your Drug and Vacation Needs It's GENES DRUG STORE Eugene West Wautoma, Wisconsin I GOLD BOND ELMER ICE CREAM D Manufacturers of Bonded Quality Ice Cream Products . COMPANY Phone Howard 7930-7931 lk 864 Phoebe Street RE Green Bay, Wisconsin Ccontinued from page 761 Konkle, Vernon R., 813 Grant St., De Pere, Wisconsin, Iunior Kornely, Thomas E., Route No. 2, Two Rivers, Wisconsin, Sophomore Krautkramer, Frank I., Wrightstown, Wisconsin, Freshman Krautkramer, Kenneth S., Route No. l, De Pere, Wisconsin, Sophomore Kronzer, Iames E., 610 Algoma Blvd., Oshkosh, Wisconsin, Sophomore Kronzer, Paul F., 610 Algoma Blvd., Oshkosh, Wisconsin, Sophomore Kunz, Iohn V., Stitzer, Wisconsin, Sophomore Kupsh, Paul K., Route No. 2, Kaukauna, Wisconsin, Freshman Lamers, Maurice 1-I., Route No. 3, Kaukauna, Wisconsin, Sophomore Lasee, Alan I., Route No. 2, De Pere, Wisconsin, Sophomore Lasee, Myron D., Route No. 1, De Pere, Wisconsin, Iunior Lax, Iohn H., 821 N. 6th St., Manitowoc, Wisconsin, Freshman Lee, Robert E., 1638 Catalpa St., Chicagc 40, Illinois, Freshman Lehn, Anthony I., 2018 N. Oakland Ave., Milwaukee 2, Wisconsin, Sophomore Lehn, Thomas R., 2018 N. Oakland Ave., Milwaukee 2, Wisconsin, Sophomore Letterman, David A., 315 S. Ontario St., De Pere, Wisconsin, Freshman Lindner, Iohn I., 1725 Rust St., Eau Claire, Wisconsin, Senior Lindsley, Wayne P., 431 Grant St., De Pere, Wisconsin, Iunior Lueck, Edwin C., 941 N. 10th St., Manitowoc, Wisconsin, Freshman McCormick, Philip I., Harmon, Illinois, Sophomore McFarland, Rolland, 316 Ash St., Crystal Lake, Illinois, Freshman McGonigle, Michael K., 307 llth St., Baraboo, Wisconsin, Sophomore Mclntyre, Raymond D., Mackinac Island, Michigan, Senior McNeil, Dennis V., 1008 N. 16th St., Manitowoc, Wisconsin, Freshman Maersch, Stephen P., 1942 N. 7th St., Sheboygan, Wisconsin, Freshman Mallette, Alfred I., 332 Iacobs Ct., De Pere, Wisconsin, Freshman Maneval, Lowell W., 838 S. Broadway, De Pere, Wisconsin, Sophomore Martens, Kenneth I., Lena, Wisconsin, Freshman Mayer, Frank G. III, 1912 W. Rochelle Ave., Milwaukee 9, Wisconsin, Freshman Melum, Iohn L., 1481 Chicago St., De Pere, Wisconsin, Freshman Micke, Eugene I., Kaukauna Route No. 2, Wisconsin, Freshman Ccontinued on page 831 Page 78 KENNY BRUNETTE Furniture Company FURNITURE OF CHARACTER Sir Green Bay's Friendly Furniture Store 153 N. Broadway Green Bay, Wis. VAN DYK SHOES Sz CLOTHING SHOES Freeman-Dress Shoes Ball Band-Sport Shoes Weinbrenner-Work Shoes Shoes for the Entire Family CLOTHING Suits-Topcoats-Sportcoats Q 4: A' Van Heusen Shirts Bill Barton Slacks Cooper Underwear Regal Ties 345 Main Avenue West De Pere, Wisconsin TI-IE CITY MARKET Max L. Franc, Prop. When placing your order don't forget our Fresh Meats or Fresh Vegetables. We also carry a complete line of the Best Canned Goods on the Market. Phone 610-611 Main Street West De Pere Page 79 CO1T1P1ime1'1'fS Herb I. Smith Fred M. Smith Of Leslie I . Smith F. H. 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Vine St., Milwaukee, Wisconsin, Senior Moran, Gerald E., 696 Detamble Ave., Highland Park, Illinois, lunior Morrissey, Stephen 1., Route No. 1, Amboy, Illinois. Senior Murphy, Richard l., 616 S. Michigan St., De Pere, Wisconsin, Freshman Murphy, Thomas 1., 616 S. Michigan St., De Pere, Wisconsin, Senior Nachtwey, loseph 1., 1437 Chicago St., De Pere, Wisconsin, Freshman Nackers, Harold A., Route No. 2, De Pere, Wisconsin, Sophomore O'Connel1, Dennis 1., 503 George St., De Pere, Wisconsin, Freshman O'Conne1l, Hugh A., 9645 Cook Ave., Oak Lawn, Illinois, Sophomore O'Keete, lerome C., 802 3rd St., De Pere, Wisconsin, Freshman Olbrantz, Charles S., 114 N. Erie St., De Pere, Wisconsin, lunior Olbrantz, Norman M., 114 N. Erie St., De Pere, Wisconsin, Freshman Ophoven, Fred 1., 123 E. Scott St., Fond du Lac, Wisconsin, Senior Orde, lames T., 216 Stewart St., De Pere, Wisconsin, Sophomore Patterson, lohn D., 805 4th St., De Pere, Wisconsin, Freshman Paul, Charles P., Route No. 2, Sturgeon Bay, Wisconsin, Sophomore Perock, Michael F., Route No. l, De Pere, Wisconsin, Sophomore Peters, Robert 1., lefierson Ave., Omao, Wisconsin, Senior Peterson, Daniel 1., Bailey's Harbor, Wisconsin, Freshman Peterson, Werner C., 115 E. Hewitt Ave., Marquette, Michigan, Sophom Piper, lames 1., Plymouth Route No. 1, Wisconsin, Freshman Piper, Patrick 1., Plymouth Route No. l, Wisconsin, Sophomore Piper, Raymond F ., Plymouth, Route No. 1, Wisconsin, Senior Plombon, Severyn F ., lr., 502 N. Broadway, Stanley, Wisconsin, lunior Prairie, Thomas G., 415 Wilcox Ct., De Pere, Wisconsin, Senior Pranke, loseph L., 327 S. 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De Pere Page 84 fcontinued from page 83D Quinette, Harvey I ., 746 Main St., De Pere, Wisconsin, Sophomore Quinette, Iames P., 607 Iordan Rd., De Pere, Wisconsin, Senior Rataichek, Cletus M., Reedsville, Wisconsin, Freshman Riedi, Iames G., 526 N. Wisconsin St., De Pere, Wisconsin, Iunior Robertson, Reuel I ., Route No. 2, De Pere, Wisconsin, Sophomore Rottier, Gerald F., Route No. 7, Green Bay, Wisconsin, Iunior Rottier, Raymond W., Route No. 7, Green Bay, Wisconsin, Freshman Rubens, Roderick I ., Route No. 1, Casco, Wisconsin, Freshman Russ, Iohn I ., 1541-A N. 40th St., Milwaukee 8, Wisconsin, Freshman Schaul, Eugene F., 7215 Touhy Ave., Chicago 31, Illinois, Freshman Schaul, Kenneth I .,' 6820 Howard Ave., Niles 31, Illinois, Freshman Schedler, Thomas E., Morningside Lane, Elm Grove, Wisconsin, Freshman Schumaker, Thomas H., Menomonee Ave., Menomonee Falls, Wisconsin, Freshman Seeman, David I ., Route No. 2, Lena, Wisconsin, Freshman Segiet, William W., 2124 W. 57th St., Chicago 36, Illinois, Iunior Seul, Richard A., Glendale Cottages, Eagle River, Wisconsin, Sophomore Simon, Iames W., Boardman, Wisconsin, Iunior Sinkler, Paul F ., 41 Washington St., Mayville, Wisconsin, Sophomore Sinkovec, Gerald C., 3911 N. Oak Park Ave., Chicago 34, Illinois, Iunior Smet, Paul L., 209 N. Michigan St., De Pere, Wisconsin, Senior Smith, David P., 432 S. Erie St., De Pere, Wisconsin, Iunior Smith, Thomas M., Route No. 4, La Porte, Indiana, Senior Smits, Patrick I ., 444 N. Ontario St., De Pere, Wisconsin, Freshman Smits, Richard R., Route No. 2, De Pere, Wisconsin, Freshman Smits, Robert G., 209 3rd St., De Pere, Wisconsin, Senior Smits, Stanley I ., 1108 S. 6th St., De Pere, Wisconsin, Iunior Sommers, Roy A., Box 5, Middle Inlet, Wisconsin, Freshman Straub, Hugo I ., Route No. 3, Campbellsport, Wisconsin, Senior Surdick, Anthony F., 300 N. 4th St., Watertown, Wisconsin, Sophomore Swanson, Charles A., Trapp Family Farm, Stowe, Vermont, Iunior Sweeney, Richard I ., Route No. 1, Amboy, Illinois, Freshman Ccontinued on page 87D 1 SANITARY J gi.. BARBER sHoR ...Ann assi wlsnis A 15-Q Street I To THE ,53 West De Pere, Wisconsin wisconsin PUBLIC SERVICE conronmou Lefebvre 81 Luebke The F. Kaster Co Inc. 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Adams St. Green Bay, Wis Pg 86 Ccontinued from page 855 Tesch, Iohn W., 3730 S. 56th St., Milwaukee 14, Wisconsin, Sophomore Thome, Ronald A., Route No. 2, Oconto, Wisconsin, Freshman Tomasini, Iames R., 9012 W. Hampton Ave., Milwaukee 13, Wisconsin, Sophomore Toonen, Roger P., 621 S. Superior St., De Pere, Wisconsin, Senior Torinus, Iohn B., Ir., 916 Lawton Pl., De Pere, Wisconsin, Sophomore Torinus, Thomas R., 916 Lawton Pl., De Pere, Wisconsin, Freshman Torrey, George F., 520 'N. Superior St., De Pere, Wisconsin, Sophomore Traeger, George C., 708 E. Lake St., I-Ioricon, Wisconsin, Freshman Traeger, Thomas A., 708 E. Lake St., Horicon, Wisconsin, Sophomore Trainor, Robert L., Route No. 3, Sturgeon Bay, Wisconsin, Freshman Trecker, Thomas M., Box 255, Elm Grove, Wisconsin, Iunior Turritf, Lowell L., 803 Lewis St., De Pere, Wisconsin, Iunior Unger, Warren I., 1201 Carpenter Ave., Iron Mountain, Michigan, lunior Unser, David F., Winneconne, Wisconsin, Sophomore Vaccarella, Carl T., 3615 N. 17th St., Milwaukee 6, Wisconsin, Freshman Van Camp, Kenneth P., Route 1, De Pere, Wisconsin, Sophomore Vanden Elzen, Iames A., 348 S. Washington St., De Pere, Wisconsin, Freshman Vander Missen, Donald I., Route No. 7, Green Bay, Wisconsin, Freshman Van Dyck, William F., 126 S. Superior St., De Pere, Wisconsin, Iunior Van Ert, Gayle A., 1206 W. 6th St., Marshfield, Wisconsin, lunior Vincent, Iohn E., 208 S. Wisconsin St., De Pere, Wisconsin, Freshman Virlee, Donald I., Brussels, Wisconsin, Iunior Vissers, Iames K., 633 N. Webster St., De Pere, Wisconsin, Iunior Weidenteller, Edward W., 2212 E. 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