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

Text from Pages 1 - 116 of the 1956 volume:

m 1 ■ ywk m M ■rji un ill - ji - r -■ i3 K: ' , - ' ; r - . ' CCtil :V . =5 - ■ . ' ■ ' ti. di _ C J i, WW [b . 1 ' te rt ,i - s 1956 N VOLUME XIV ST. NORBERT HIGH SCHOOL West De Pere, Wisconsin i FOREWORD TABLE OF CONTENTS Boyle Hall St. Joseph Church Wan Dycke Gym Bern Hall ' i ' N. ijfo 1 ; ♦ ' • f i V. ' ti SSvC This picture was taken during one of the last Solemn Pontifical High Masses of- fered by Abbot Bernard H. Pennings, O. Praem. He was assisted by Father Vin- cent De Leers, O. Praem., Deacon, at his right, and Father Edward Killeen, O. Praem,, Subdeacon. r ' •■ • • r£j m ii Ml 1861 1955 In Memory of THE RIGHT REVEREND BERNARD H. PENNINGS, O.PRAEM ABBOT Founder of St. Norbert Abbey WEST DE PERE, WISCONSIN June 6, 1861 October 26, 1879 June 5, 1881 June 6, 1884 June 19, 1886 October 31, 1893 November 1, 1893 November 13, 1893 November 26, 1893 September 28, 1898 October 10, 1898 July 1, 1900 November 5, 1905 June 19, 191 1 February 10, 1925 May 27, 1925 June 6, 1934 June 18, 1936 May 12, 1937 March 19, 1951 June 9, 1951 March 17, March 23, 1955 1955 Born atGemert, North Brabant, Holland. Henry Pennings vested with the white habit of St. Norbert at Berne Abbey, Holland. He took the name of Frater Bernard. Frater Bernard Pennings professed his simple vows. He pronounced his Solemn vows of Poverty, Chastity, and Obedience. Ordained a Priest. Appointed superior of American venture. Father Pennings and two companions sailed for America. They arrive at Hoboken, New Jersey. Offered First Mass at first mission, Delwiche, now Fairland. Father Pennings assumed charge of St. Joseph ' s Parish, W. De Pere. First Norber- tine Priory in America established. Frank Van Dyke received first Latin lesson. St. Norbert High School and College founded. Father Pennings officially assumed pastorate of St. Joseph Church. Pope Leo XIII designated St. Norbert Priory an independent Priory officially separated from Berne Abbey. Silver Anniversary of the ordination of Father Pennings. Blessed by Pope Pius X (now St. Pius). Pope Pius XI raised St. Norbert Priory to the rank of an Abbey and appointed Father Pennings as first Norbertine Abbot in America. Blessed as Abbot. Received Cappa Magna and purple pileolus (Pope Pius XI). He received the purple biretta. Marquette University awards him an honorary doctor of laws degree. Belgium government awards him Knight of the Order of the Crown. On his 90th birthday. Pope Pius XII named him a Knight Commander of the Order of the Holy Sepulchre. Died at 7:35 A.M., St. Vincent Hospital, Green Bay. Buried, Abbey lot. Calvary Cemetery, W. De Pere. 1. The Old Timers of St. Norbert ' s 2. Receiving the Knight of the Order of the Crown from the Belgium Government 3. Conferring degrees at the end of the Summer School 4. Speaking on the occasion of his 90th birthday. 5. Abbot Pennings with Abbot Killeen (left) and Abbot General Noots (center) MESSAGES OF CONDOLENCE The following are just a few of the many messages of condolence which were receivecJ at St. Norbert Abbey. They are the final tribute which was paid by the hundred of friends of our beloved founder. Grieved by sad news of death of Abbot Pennings. I express heartfelt sympathy to Norbertine Fathers and give assurance of remembrances in my Masses and prayers for the noble soul of your beloved Abbot. + Amieto Giovanni Cicognani, Apostolic Delegate. I thanl you for your telegram informing me of the death of Abbot Pennings. I offer you and the members of the Community my heartfelt sympathy in this bereavement and assure you of a remembrance of his soul in my prayers. + Francis Cardinal Spellman, Archbishop of New York. My very deep sympathy. + Samuel Cardinal Stritch, Archbishop of Chicago. I write to thank you for your telegram and to express sincerest sympathy and condol- ences for the death of Abbot Pennings. What a magnificent man he was! I renew my participation in your grief. I shall remember the Abbot at Mass and in my prayers. + Leo Binz, Archbishop of Dubuque. This letter is to assure you that I have made the necessary arrangements which will permit me to be present at the funeral of Abbot Pennings, next Wednesday morning. Again assuring you of a remembrance in Mass and prayer for the soul of the dear de- parted, I remain. + Albert G. Meyer, Archbishop of Milwaukee. The diocese of Green Bay mourns the passing of a great priest who came to this diocese more than 60 years ago. He has spent these many years in this diocese laboring as a missionary, a pastor, and an educator. His outstanding work for the Church, both as a member of the Norbertine Order and a priest in the diocese of Green Bay, will long be remembered. The works that remain after him are the monuments to his zealous labors. + Stanislaus V. Bona, Bishop of Green Bay. In the death of Abbot Pennings we have lost a man of God whose life bears witness to the great things which can be accomplished by sincere dedication to God ' s service. While 1 extend to you and the members of your Order my sympathy, I thank God for the influence of Father Abbot ' s life upon the religious formation of our diocese and beyond. + John B. Grellinger, Aux. Bishop of Green Bay. The death of Abbot Pennings brings to an end a life of great achievement for the Church. A landmark has been removed from the Church in the middle west. At the same time we reflect with consolation of the fact that he has educated and formed many stalwart sons who will continue the great work under your (Abbot Killeen who is Abbot Pennings successor) able leadership. It is my fervent prayer that God will give you guidance and strength in the task that is yours. -f Thomas L. Noa, Bishop of Marquette. if, n j ' [ JoJcLi f 1 Oml ap ' W yAMu, ' A - - ■ ' - ' ' r. OUR LEADER IN FAITH MOST REV. STANISLAUS V. BONA, D.D. Bishop of Green Bay OUR LEADER IN EDUCATION RT. REV. SYLVESTER M. KILLEEN, O. PRAEM., Ph.D. Abbot of St. Norbert Abbey VERY REVEREND FRANCIS H. CLABOTS O. PRAEAA., M.A. Principal REVEREND ROBERT K. FINNEGAN O. PRAEAA., B.A. Counsellor FRATER ALEXANDER ARENDT O.Praem., B.A. Mathematics in FRATER BARTHOLOMEW AGAR O.Praem., B.A. English FRATER HUBERT BEAUDOIN O.Praem., B.A. History REVEREND FREDERICK BECKER O.Praem., B.A. English REVEREND WENCEL CENEFELDT O.Praem., B.A. English, Religion, History FRATER ERIC BUTIKIS O.Praem., B.A. Biology w I REVEREND COLUMBA CRAIG O.Praem., B.A. Mathematics, Religion, History I REVEREND FRANCIS CLABOTS O.Praem., M.A. Sociology PRATER EVERAAODE DE WANE O.Praem., B.A. History MR. FRED DILLON B.A. Typing, Physical Education REVEREND RODERICK FENZL O.Praem., B.A. General Science, Chemistry REVEREND GILBERT JACOBS O.Praem., B.A. French, English REVEREND STANISLAUS JOPPE O.Praem., B.A, History REVEREND ALFRED McBRIDE O.Praem., B.A. Latin, Religion FRATER BENJAMIN MACKIN O.Praem., B.A. Latin FRATER CHRISTOPHER NOVY O.Praem., B.A. Mathematics FRATER HILARY SMITS O.Praem., B.A. Speech REVEREND ROBERT VANDE HEY O.Praem., B.A. Mathematics CLASSES HONOR SENIORS Al Mallette Roy Sommers S%f Art Sinkula Kenneth John Schaul Niles, Illinois Class Secretary 2, 3, President 4; Rifle Club 1; Intramural Basketball I, 2, 3, 4; Bowling 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Boxing 1; Band 1; Varsity Football 2, 3, 4. Thomas Ray Torinus De Pere, Wisconsin Class Treasurer 2, Vice President 3, 4; Member Student Council 1, 2; Argps 3, 4; Hi-Times 1; Intramural Football 4; Hockey 3, 4. SENIOR OFFICERS Norman Mark Olbrantz De Pere, Wisconsin Class Treasurer I, 4; Intramural Basket- ball I, 2; Hockey 3; Baseball I, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Junior Varsity Basketball 1. VviLLiAM Herman Braun Athens, Wisconsin Class Secretary 4; Intramural Basketball 1, 2; Bowling 4; Baseball I, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Football 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Junior Varsity Basketball 1 . • Thomas Francis Ariens West D ' Vere, Wisconsin Basketball 1, 2; Hockey 3 Peter Edward Berens Kaukauna, Wisconsin Student Council Treasurer 4; Intramural Basketball 4; Boxing 1; Athletic Manager 2, 3, 4. Michael Anthony Brei Baraboo, Wisconsin Class Vice President 1; Knights of the Altar 1, 2, 3; Sodality of Our Lady I, 2; Argos 4; Hi-Times 2; Intramural Basket- ball 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 4; Bowling 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3; Varsity Manager 2, 3. iZ-eS-n- z- Roger James Daanen De Pere, Wisconsin Intramural Bowling 4; Varsity Football I, 2, 3, 4. i D. Michael Deeley Sheboygan Falls, Wisconsin Choir 4; Hi-Times 4; Intramural FootbaU 4; Bowling 4. John Paul Des Marais Northbrook, Illinois Choir 3; Rifle Club 3; Intramural Basket- ball 3, 4; Bowling 4; Hockey 4; Baseball 3, 4. Patrick Doyle Dockry De Pere, Wisconsin Argos 2, 3, 4; Junior Varsity Basketball 1. Robert Michael Gramowski Stevens Point, Wisconsin Class Vice PresicJent 3; Student Council Vice President 4; Intramural Basketball I, 2; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Junior Varsity Bis letball 1; Varsity Football 2, 3, 4; Bas; tball 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1. James Fredrick Hayes Chicago, Illinois Knights of the Altar 1, 2, 4; Intramural Football 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Bowling 4; Baseball 1 , 2, 3, 4. Eugene Arthur Hendricks WesI De Pere, Wisconsin .1 Thomas John Huth Madison, Wisconsin Sodality of Our Lady 1, 2, 3, 4; Choir 1; Camera Club 1, 2; Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3; Bowling 4; Baseball I, 2 3; Varslty Football 2, 3, 4. ( I Glenn Anthony Janssen West De Pere, Wisconsin 0 i. John Joseph Kane West De Pere, Wisconsin Intramural Football 4; Basketball Hockey 3, 4; Boxing . 1. 2; David Peter Karashinski Stevens Point, Wisconsin Intramural Bowling 4; Baseball 3, 4 Ronald Kieffer Kaukauna, Wisconsin - ' '  v Frank Joseph Krautkramer Wrightstown, Wisconsin Intramural Hockey 3, 4; Baseball 3, 4. ' ] h Paul Kenneth Kupsh Kaukauna, Wisconsin Camera Club 3; Intramural Basketball 3, 4; Bowling 4; Hockey 4; Baseball 4. -flpfi u 2AVV ■ Fred Louis La Luzerene St. Petersburg, Florida Intramural Football 4; Basketball 4. John Henry Lax Manitowoc, Wisconsin Intramural Basketball I, 2; Bowling 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Junior Varsity Bas ketball 1, 2; Varsity Football 2, 3, 4; Basketball 3, 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4. t David Arnold Leiteraaan De Pere, Wisconsin Edwin Crawford Lueck Manitowoc, Wisconsin Knights of the Altar 4; Hi-Times 3, 4 Rifle Club 4; Intramural Football 4; Bas ketball I, 2, 3, 4; Bowling 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4. John Oliver Lund Rapid River, Michigan Knights of the Altar 2; Third Order of St. Norbert 3, 4; Choir 2, 3, 4; Hi-Times 4; Rifle Club 2, 3; Camera Club 2, 3 Intramural Football 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4 Bowling 4; Hockey 3, 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4 Cheerleader 4. Joseph Daniel Mack Chicago, Illinois Student Council President 4; Hi-Times 3, 4; Camera Club 4; Intramural Bowling 4; Baseball 3, 4; Varsity Basketball 3, 4; Baseball 3. Alfred John Mallette West De Pere, Wisconsin Student Council 2; intramural Football 4; Basketball I, 2, 3, 4; Hockey 3; Baseball 3; Boxing 1; Junior Varsity Basketball 1, 2. RoLLAND Joseph McFarland Crystal Lake, Illinois Knights of the Altar 1, 2, 3, 4; Rifle Club 4; Intramural Football 4; Basketball I, 2, 3, 4; Bowling 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4. Dennis Victor McNeil Manitowoc, Wisconsin Hi-Tinnes 4; Rifle Club 4; Intramural Foot ball 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Bowling 4; Baseball 3, 4. ¥ J. t « - Hugh Charles McQuestion Milwaukee, Wisconsin Intramural Basketball 4; Bowling 4; Hockey 4; Baseball 4. ifiA John Lawrence Melum De Pere, Wisconsin Intramural Basketball 2; Baseball Varsity Football 1, 2, 3, 4. 3, 4; Eugene John AAicke Kaukauna, Wisconsin Intramural Football 4; Basketball 4; Bowl- ing 4; Varsity Football 3. Robert Michael Mullen Milwaukee, Wisconsin Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Varsity Football 2, 3, 4; Base ball 2, 3. Joseph Nachtwey De Pere, Wisconsin James Anthony Nosek Highland Park, Illinois Sodality of Our Lady 2, 3; Choir 2, 3, 4; Rifle Club 3, 4; Camera Club 3, 4; Intra- mural Basketball 3, 4; Hockey 3, 4. Jerome Charles O ' Keefe West De Pere, Wisconsin Intramural Basketball 2; Hockey 3. - I f l X i. ■ V .. Larry Max Okray Stevens Point, Wisconsin Choir 4; Rifle Club 3; Camera Club 4; Intramural Basketball 3, 4; Baseball 3, 4; Junior Varsity Basketball 3. Mk - ijk John David Patterson West De Pere, Wisconsin Intramural Football 4; Basketball 1, 2; Hockey 4; Boxing 1 . James John Piper Plymouth, Wisconsin Class- President 2; Secretary Student Coun- cil 4; Knights of the Altar 1, 2, 3, 4; Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4; Argos 4; Rifle Club 1, 2; Intramural Football 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Bowling 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Boxing 1. Francis Joseph Pritzl De Pere, Wisconsin Alvin Jack Pudroski Stevens Point, Wisconsin Rifle Club 1, 2; Camera Club 2; Intra- mural Basketball 2, 3; Baseball 2, 3 Boxing 2, 3. i Cletus AAichael Rataichek Reedsville, Wisconsin Knights of the Altar 1, 2, 3, 4; Sodality of Our Lady 1, 2, 3, 4; Rifle Club I, 2, 3, 4; Camera Club 2; Intramural Basket- ball I, 2, 3, 4; Bowling 4. I ■• « 6 Carl John Remick De Pere, Wisconsin Intramural oiiltetball 4. Ray William Rottier Green Bay, Wisconsin Roderick James Rubens Casco, Wisconsin Student Council 1; Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Bowling 4; Hockey 3; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Football 4. Thomas Edward Schedler Elm Grove, Wisconsin Choir 4; Rifle Club I, 2; Intramural Bow! ing 4; Baseball 4; Boxing 1. Thomas Howard Schumaker Menomenee Falls, Wisconsin Student Council 2; Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Bowling 4; Hockey 3; Base ball I, 2, Varsity Football 2, 3, 4; Base ball 3, 4. David James Seeman Stiles, Wisconsin Sodality of Our Lady 1, 2; Boxing I. Arthur Joseph Sinkula Armstrong Creek, Wisconsin Sodality of Our Lady 2, 3; Choir 2; Rifle Club 2; Intramural Baskejball 2, 3; Bowl- ing 4; Baseball |2, 3, Junior Varsity Basketball 3; Varjity aseball 3. Patrick John Smits De Pere, Wisconsin Richard Robert Smits De Pere, Wisconsin Roy Albert Sommers Milwaukee, Wisconsin Knights of the Altar 1, 2, 3; Sodality of Our Lady 1, 2, 3; Intramural Basketball I, 2, 3, 4; Bowling 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Junior Varsity Basketball 2; Varsity Foot- ball 2, .3, 4; Basketball 3; Baseball 2, 3. Frank Joseph Stangel Manitowoc, Wisconsin Knights of the Altar 4; Hi-Times 4; Rifle Club 4; Intramural Football 4; Bowling 4; Baseball 3, 4. Ronald A. Thome Oconto, Wisconsin Knights of the Altar 1, 2; Intramural Bas ketball I, 2; Baseball 1, 2; Varsity Fo ball 1, 2, 3, 4. Robert Louis Trainor Baileys Harbor, Wisconsin Class President 1; Sodality of Our Lady 1, 2, 3, 4; Choir 2, 3, 4; Camera Club 1. f w tjt ' % ' L t M I John Elmer Vincent De Pere, Wisconsin Intramural Basketball 1; Baseball 2; Varsity Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Junior Varsity Basket- ball 1. Eugene Le Roy Zahn Wausau, Wisconsin Choir 4; Camera Club 4; Intramural Foot ball 4; Bowling 4; Hockey 4; Baseball 4. Roger Lee Zimmerman Stevens Point, Wisconsin Class Vice President 2; President 3; Knights of the Altar I, 4; Intramural Bas- ketball 1, 2, 3; Bowling 4; Baseball I, 2, 3, 4; Boxing 1; Junior Varsity Basketball 2, Varsity Football 2, 3, 4; Basketball 3, 4. N. ' STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS JIM PIPER Secretary BOB GRAMOWSKI Vice President JOE MACK Presic enf PETE BERENS Treasurer SOPHOMORE REPRESENTATIVES WALLY URBANEK, Boarders EUGENE NACKERS, Day Students FRESHMAN REPRESENTATIVES TOM VANDE LOO, Day Students - JEROME LOESCH, Boarders I Back row: Robert Arnoldussen, K. Trainor, Sullivan, Poplawski, Drzal, Baudhuin, Brost, Beer. Second row: Domask, Clemens, P. Skibba, Migas, Renn, Schaefer, Martin, Sustar. Front row: Kitz, Jadin, Richard Arnoldussen, Fitzpatrick, AAulrooney, Grimmer, Kobriger, Moore, Bureau. JUNIORS Back row: D. Janssen, Dunn, J. Berken, Cauwenbergh, Day, M. Morris, Vandelist. Second row: Coffey, Egan, Maresch, Armstrong, St. John, D. Rottier, J. Jacobs. Front row: J. Rottier, Hoffman, D. Meulemans, James Kane, R. Beuchel, Van Remortel, G. Meulemans, Josephs. Ji.i!L j .ia ja.J Back row: Vanden Heuvel, Crowell, Klister, S. Jansen, H. Daanen, Brady, M. Dockry, Hermsen, Lokmer. Second row: Turriff, Beining, P. Morris, F. Vande Loo, Eugene Nackers, Grover, Brogan, PauwesI, Quinefte. Front row: Geurts, Mockers, Van Lanen, Delfon Brys, Ambrosius, D. Roffers, Des Jarlais, Brittnacher, Aerts. SOPHOMORES Back row: AAaroney, Tesch, Peterson, Lewis, Urbanek, Vanevenhoven, Skala, Kubiak, West. Second row: Brenton, Klieforth, Coppens, Dibblee, Baus, Kneip, Zimmer, Pfeffer, Haffner. Front row: Laughrin, Zachman, T. Loesch, Boeser, Naze, Schumacher, Sajna, J. Skibba, Tetzke. Back row: C. AAeulemans , Edward Nackers, Calmes, T. Vande Loo, Lebrun, Leiterman, Dippman, Burns, W. Patterson, Coenen, Haevers, Dahike, AAelchior, Wall. Second row; R. Roffers, J. Mallette, Stadler, Martin, Lefebvre, A. Smits, Vander Missen, Tompson, Mooren, Vander Linden, A. Hendricks, Verheyen. Front row: K. AAeulemans, Nolan, Conrad, AA. Brennan, Williamsen, Daryl Brys, T. Beuchel, Sanders, Reedy, T. Krautkramer. FRESHMEN Back row; Royce, C. AAcQuestion, Cummings, Gramowski, T. Braun, J. Loesch, Tarpey, Tess, Crowley, Grogan. Second row: Barone, Croke, Grady, Blahnik, Kappelman, Virlee, Eslien, Carlson, Coady. Front row; Parenteau, Baumann, Hart- man, AAeyers, Wipper, Gruber, Paul Berens, Vander Velden, Huth, Jeanquart. i ; -:? ' y t |T V IN MEMORIAM 1938 1955 Hi DONALD DE BOTH Donald De Both was born on September 6, 1938. He was a member of St. Mary ' s Parish in De Pare and attended grade school there, graduat- ing in 1954. In September of that year, he matriculated at St. Norbert High and completed his freshman year here. Only two days after school was dismissed, on June 8, 1 955, Donald became ill with Rheumatic Fever. For him, the summer vacation became a time of suffering. There were times when he would feel better— in fact, he anticipated returning here for his sophomore year, but the illness had weakened his body so that this became impossible. Just a few weeks after school opened, he died— on October 9, 1955. Donald ' s life on earth had come to an end. His purpose on earth had been completed. By a Divine Command, he would no longer be with his parents, his friends and his fellow-students. Yet, his death invites us all to reflect that it is not the length of one ' s life which matters, but how that life is lived. Let us who have known him in life not forget him in death. May his youthful soul rest in peace. ACTIVITIES TOM TORINUS Editor in Chief FATHER ROBERT FINNEGAN Moderator K 7- ANTHONY MIGAS Make-up Staff RICHARD EGAN Make-up Staff PAUL SKIBBA A ldke-up Staff WC A-Sf MICHAEL BREI Activities Editor Sports Editor ■ ' ARGOS RALPH CU£FORTH Bus ' ness Manager •y i • V71LBUR SCHAEFER Advertising JAMES MAUEllE i dverfising j y GROVER Advertising This year ' s publication of the ARGOS, the fourteenth in the history of the school, was edited most capably by Thomas Torinus. St. Norbert High School can be proud of him and the whole staff for publishing such a fine yearbook. It must be remembered by you, the students of this high school that these men have spent many hours of their free time to bring this ARGOS to you. Remember also, that they have made for you, a compjete account of all the important happenings at St. Norbert High School. It is an account which in later years will become a most joyful history of all the pleasant times you had in high school. We, the members of the ARGOS staff, hope that you will appreciate our efforts contain ed in the ' 56 ARGOS. We would also like to extend our grateful thanks to our moderator. Father Finnegan, for his unsurpassing assistance in publishing the annual. ED LUECK Editor in Ch ef FATHER ALFRED McBRIDE Moderdlor DAVID DIBBLEE Associate Editor s rMMM BOB PITZ An Editor EUGENE NACKERS Circulation JOf SKIBBA Contributing Editors LANCE Contributing Editors Center: JOHN ZIMMER Sports Editor This year marked the end for the HI Times, the official school paper. During the last fourteen years, the TIMES was published monthly, containing all the important events happening on the campus. It has been replaced by LANCE, a magazine that is not published quite as often, but contains better and more useful articles. One of the articles being held. over from the HI TIMES is Notes from the office written by Father Clabots. Other articles will deal with sports, activities about the school and other important news. The staff of LANCE should be recognized by the student body for giving up their time to publish such an excellent magazine. To the moderator. Father McBride and the editor, Ed Lueck, St. Norbert High School salutes you for your efforts. SODALITY m -• - .C ' p r ' or D Jar ' = e „ gas. ' ' ibba Oe °esc ,. The Sodality, consisting of about 25 members, again played an important part in the civic and spiritual activities at St. Norbert. Upholding their main purpose, the promotion of Catholic Action, the Sodality is dedicated to Our Blessed Mother. The Sodality attempts to cultivate an intense spirituality within its members and to spread this spirituality to others. The Sodality was highly praised for its Catholic Action by Pope Pius XII in the Apostolic Constitution of the Sodality of Our Lady, Bis Saeculari, ... Sodalists are rightly to be considered among the chief pro- moters of Catholic Action. Among the activities promoted by the Sodality was the advertisement of Catholic Youth Week on TV and radio, in news- papers, and the solicitation of posters in the De Pere-Green Bay business districts. Also, in co- operation with the Catholic Information Society, the members of the Sodality dispensed various pamphlets dealing with the truths of our faith. The Sodality also conducted a membership drive among the student body for The Fighting 69th which was very successful. The Sodality, mod- erated by Father Finnegan, had for its officers: Jim Piper, Prefect; Anthony Migas, Vice Prefect; David Dibblee, Secretary; and Paul Sibba, Treas- urer. THIRD ORDER Robef SW.bba ,oo The Third Order of St. Norbert is known as a secular tertiary of the Premonstratensian Order. This organization is very useful for the students at St. Norbert because the Third Order is aimed at developing in its members a true Christian charity as exemplified in its holy founder, St. Norbert. It is the oldest Third Order in the Church. One must be 16 before he can receive the White Scapular, a symbol of membership. The organization, moderated by Father Cenefeldt, consists of 27 members, 12 of whom have re- ceived the Scapular. Meetings are held every two weeks in which the members, both resident and day students, either lend an ear to an outside speaker or watch a movie. The Third Or der ' s purposes are to bring about social and religious actjvities and to create a mutual feeling between the day and resident students. The officers of this organization are: President, Steve Maresch; Vice President, Bob Clemens; Secretary, James Meli; and Treasurer, Wilbur Schaefer. RIFLE CLUB This year, more than any other, the Rifle Club seems to have taken a firm toe-hold as a popular organization about St. Norbert. Moderated by Father Robert Finnegan, its main purpose is to teach the fundamentals of shooting and to strive for marksmanship. Once a week the members, of v hom there are forty students, both resident and day, practice at the fifty foot range which is located in the basement of the Van Dyke Gymnasium with the caliber .22 rifle. The club maintained its membership in the National Rifle Association of America and obtained great as- sistance under a civilian marksmanship program set up by the Department of the Army. As in other years, the Rifle Club entered the NRA Postal Matches, and finished above average. Besides entering these matches, the organization fired postal matches against Campion, Middletoh, Sup- erior Central and Pius XI and managed to come out on top in most of these matches. Also, they fired a shoulder-to-shoulder match against Pre- montre. During the past year, John Renn acted as President and Paul Skibba, Jim Meli, Bob Arnoldussen, Joe Skibba were the other officers. KNIGHTS OF THE ALTAR A most important task of every Catholic High School is the securing of altar boys. At St. Nor- bert High, this is handled sufficiently by the organization known as the Knights of the Altar. Moderated by Father Clabots, he assigns the members of this group to assist the priest at the 7:00 Mass daily which the students attend. Servers are also assigned to the side altars at this time. In addition to serving at Mass, the Knights of the Altar also serve at the weekly benediction and the Holy Hour on the First Friday of every month. In order to accomplish these assignments properly, the server must be alert at all times and aware of the Church rites taking place. The members of the Knights of the Altar feel it is a great honor to be a part of such an organization and to be able to participate more fully in the ceremonies of their faith. CHOIR ' -e e. ' , ' cfte. Once again as in the past, the Squire Choir continued to perform their usual functions and procure a little more knowledge in the art of song. As far as fulfilling their yearly duties, they sang for the annual Christmas party, featuring the traditional Laetabundus in English and a 2 part arrangement of O Come Emmanuel. Through the efforts of Father Alfred McBride, the choir met once a week on Tuesdays and pre- pared some motets from the masters of the 16th century such as In Monte Oliveti by Martini the work Improperia written by Father Sromo- vsky was started for Holy Week. The purpose of the choir is twofold: primarily, to sing the High Masses which the students attend and sec- ondly, to offer an opportunity for singing to the students who desire to do so and to introduce the members to some of the world ' s good choral music. RETREAT This year, the annual retreat for St. Norbert High School was conducted from February 27 to 29 by Father James Meehan, who is a priest of the Archdiocese of Milwaukee. The retreat consisted of various conferences, the Stations of the Cross and a Holy Hour. The conferences delivered by Father Meehan dealt with the more important matters of the Catholic Faith. An annual retreat is given in order to rehabilitate the stu- dents spiritual life and to confer upon them a new outlook on life. The retreat was closed with a High Mass sung by the Frater ' s Choir and the Papal Blessing by Father Meehan. .x ATHLETICS of J ' s, ,.o ' (y FRED DILLON Head Coach FATHER L M. GOSZ Athletic Director MANAGERS: Peter Berens, Paul Beren, Art Sinkula, John Zimmer. CHEERLEADERS: Ted Loesch, Joe Skibba, Colleen Jansen, Kay O ' - Meara, Linda Lenz. Assistant Coaches: NORBERT VANDELIST JOE ZIMMER JOHN BAETEN Back row; Ronald Kieffer, Claire McQuestion, John AAelum, Gary Simoens, Norm Olbrantz, Bob Moran, Tom Schumaker, John Vincent, Jerome Klister, Paul Kupsh, Ed Poplawski, Tom Huth, Jerry Domask, Bob Pitz, Bill Tesch. Second row: Art Sinkula, Pete Vanevenhoven, Waiiy Urbanek, John Meroney, Tom Vendelist, Roger Daanen, Bob Mullen, Bob Gramowski, Roger Zimmerman, Rod Rubens, John Lax, Bill Braun, Roy Sommers, Ken Schaul, Dennis Lokmer, Dave Karashingki, Pete Berens. Third row: Jim Brady, Pat Morris, Reuben Lasee, Joe Kneip, Donald Dahike, Bob Zachman, Paul Skibba, Tony Migas, Mike Dockry, Jim Fitzpatrick, Jim Jacobs, D ick Vande Hei, Jim Lewis, John Coppens, Sfu Jansen, Tom Gramowski. Bottom row: John Zimmer, Tom Vande Loo, John Ambrose, Tom Berken, Hugh McQuestion, Al Huth, Tom Braun, John Renn, Donald Baus, Roger Boeser, LeRoy Sajna, Joe Skala, Jim Barone, Francis Vande Loo, Mike Brei. FOOTBALL SEASON RECORD St. Norbert 7 St. Norbert 34 St. Norbert 19 Premontre 19 Columbus 14 St. John St. Nortbert 26 St. Norbert 19 St. Norbert 14 Lourdes 7 Sturgeon Bay _ . St. Mary ...21 Co-Capfains BILL BRAUN Honorab e Mention All-Cdtholic, All-American Tackle JOHN LAX End A OUR LADY OF PREMONTRE, GREEN BAY St. Norbert High opened the 1955 football season, which was shortened due to the polio threat, against Premontre High School af Minahan Stadium September 30. As far as the Squires were concerned the opening was not a happy one because Premontre took home a 19-7 victory. It was the first time in seven years that the Squires and Cadets have met on the gridiron. Premontre scored in each of the first three quarters, the first TD coming after a fumble recovery and a 40 yard march, Jim Brunette going over from 10 yards out. The Cadets again counted in the 2nd period on a 19 yard pass from John Fabry to Don Murawski, and in the 3rd on a 2 yard plunge by Brunette, both scores following 30 yard punt returns by Gary Heroid. Later in the period the Squires broke the ice as Roger Zimmerman picked off a hurried Fabry pass and raced 30 yards for the score. In the 4th quarter the Green and White forced the issue and moved the ball deep into Cadet territory twice, but each time they lost the ball on downs. ROGER ZIMMERMAN Fullback GARY SIMOENS Halfback COLUMBUS, AAARSHFIELD The St. Norbert Squires picked up their first victory of the year at the expense of Marshfield Columbus by a 34-14 count. The Squires scored the first time they got their hands on the ball after Roger Zimmerman intercepted a pass on his own 42. Bob Mullen climaxed the drive by scoring from two yards out. An Olbrantz to Lax pass provided the extra point. Later in the period Roy Sommers recovered an enemy fumble on their 13 and Olbrantz punched over for the tally from 6 yards out. In the 2nd quarter, the Dillonmen got their 3rd TD on a 24 yard Olbrantz to Gramowski pass. Simoens converted. The Dons scored the only points in the 3rd period by virtue of a 48 yard drive with O ' Reilly crossing the goal. In the last quarter the Squires scored their final two tallies, the first coming after a 70 yard drive with Zimmerman going the final 14 yards. Simoens again converted. The last one came under the direction of freshman Buck Ambrose, Jim Brady scoring from 4 yards out, and the point coming on a pass from Ambrose to Jerry Klister. Before the game ended, Columbus produced another tally with Dix scoring. TOM SCHUMAKER Halfback ROGER DAANEN Halfback ST. JOHN, LITTLE CHUTE St. Norbert opened the defense of their title by defeating St. John ' s by a 19-0 score on a rain soaked field in Little Chute. The Squires scored the first time they had their hands on the ball with Norm Olbrantz flipping a 36 yard pass to Tom Schumaker for the tally. Gary Simoens added the point. A 34 yard TD run by Zimmerman was nullified by a penalty later in the period. In the 2nd quarter the Dillonmen went on a 64 yard drive to score, with Olbrantz sneaking over from the 2. The conversion was missed, and the Squires led 13-0 at halftime. In the 2nd half, the Dutchmen marched down to the Squire 19 for their deepest penetration, but were halted. St. Norbert reached the Little Chute 8 in the 4th period but were held. St. John punted to their 30 from which point the Squires scored in 8 plays. Bob Gramowski going the final yard. The point was again missed and the final score read 19-0. NORMAN OLBRANTZ Honorable Mention Ail-American Quarterback i BOB GRAMOWSKI Halfback i LOURDES, MARINETTE With three touchdowns in the first half, St. Norbert captured its second straight conference victory, downing Lourdes of Marinette 26-7. Early in the game, Lourdes had the ball on the Squire 15, but they fumbled and the Green and White went on an 85 yard scoring drive. Roger Zimmerman scored the TD and Simoens con- verted. A little later, Bob Moran recovered a Shamrock fumble on his own 44. From here the Squires drove to their 2nd score with Olbrantz punching over. Near the end of the half. Ken Schaul blocked a punt on the 15 and Tom Vandelist recovered it on the 5. On the next play Zimmerman scored. In the 3rd period Lourdes scored on a 57 yard pass play from Rod Kopish to Bud Taylor. The 4th quarter brought the Squires final tally, which followed a fumble recovery by John Lax on his own 49. After a penalty, Olbrantz tossed 25 yards to Simoens to the 31 and Bob Mullen took it the rest of the way on the next play. KEN SCHAUL Guard _ TQM VANDELIST End m S STURGEON BAY Utilizing their ground attack to the fullest extent because of the steady rain that fell, the St. Norbert Squires defeated Sturgeon Bay in their annual home- coming battle at AAinahan Stadium. After a Sturgeon Bay punt, Gary Simoens ran 44 yards to the Bay 30 yard line. Here, though, the Squires were held. A few plays later Bob Moran dropped the Clipper punter on his own 25. St. Norbert drove to the 6 from where Simoens scored the TD. The Squires scored again with 48 seconds remaining in the half on a two yard thrust by Tom Schumaker. Olbrantz tossed to Lax for the extra point. The 3rd period was scoreless, but the Squires started their final touchdown drive near the end of the period. From their own 26, the Green and White ground out their last score of the game, with Olbrantz going the final foot for the tally. The conversion was again missed, and the final score stood 19-0 in favor of St. Norbert. i BOB MULLEN Halfback BOB MORAN Guard N| w i- i 1 -X ' f ■ . ST. MARY, AAENASHA In the game to decide the Fox River Valley Catholic Crown, the Zephyrs of St. Mary ' s defeated our St. Norbert Squires 21-14 at the Menasha home field. St. Mary received and moved the ball to the Squire ' s 47 where they lost it on downs. On their first play from scrimmage, the Green and White scored as Roger Zimmer- man burst between his tackle and end, outraced the Zephyr secondary, and went 53 yards to pay dirt. Bob Mullen circled the end for the extra point. The Squire lead was short, though, as on the second play after the kickoff Skip Schurer threw a pass to Ted Pontow who gathered the ball in on the Squire 40 and went the rest of the way untouched on a 71 yard play. Ken Konkol converted to tie the score. With about 3 minutes left in the first half, the Zephyrs worked the ball from the 50 down to the 16 where Schurer raced around end for the score. Konkol again converted. At the start of the 3rd period, the Zephyrs took over on their own 16 after an Olbrantz punt. It took the Zephyrs only 5 plays to cover the distance with Schurer again going over from 25 yards out. The conversion was good. The Dillonmen stormed right back on the arm of Norm Olbrantz for their last score with Zimmerman going over from the 7, and also converting. The Squires had two more chances but could make neither pay off in a score. ROY SOMMERS Tackle ROD RUBENS Center Front row Gary Simoens, Roger Zimmerman, Bob Gramo,-. ► vVilbur Schaefer, Bob Kobriger. Back row: Daryl Brost, Tom Vandelist, Bill Braun, Joe Mack, John Lax. BASKETBALL CO -CHAMPIONS SEASON RECORD St. Norbert .___ .81 St. Norbert _ ___ 66 St. Norbert m St. Norbert m St. Norbert 75 St. Norbert 55 St. Norbert 76 St. Norbert ....101 St. Norbert .. .....73 St. John 56 St. Norbert... .75 Green Bay West 70 St. Norbert 88 St. May Springs 35 St. Norbert 70 Assumption . 47 St. Norbert... 79 Newman 44 St. Norbert 87 St. AAary Menasha 77 St. Norbert 81 Reformatory 32 St. Norbert 74 St. Nazianz . ... 72 St. Norbert 66 Lourdes 47 St. Norbert 72 INDIVIDUAL SCORING Joe Mack 581 Tom Vandelist 48 Gary Simoens 212 Bob Kobriger 44 John Lax 147 Roger Zimmerman 32 Bob Gromowski 144 Wilbur Schaefer 32 Bill Braun 100 Daryl Brost 14 Assumption 53 Premontre 53 Green Bay West 74 St. Mary Menasha 74 Lourdes 57 Newman 54 St. John .51 Premontre 56 St. Mary Springs ....44 if 4 v BOB GRAMOWSKI, Forward Captain All-Conference, All-State St. Norbert inaugurated the 1955-56 basketball season with an overwhelming 81-56 victory over ST. JOHN OF LITTLE CHUTE. After being ahead by only 3 points at halftime, the Squires found the range in the second half and pulled away to win easily. Bib Joe Mack had 46 points, a new conference scoring record, to lead the Squires . . . The Squires next visited WEST GREEN BAY and lost a close 70-66 contest to the Wildcats. St. Norbert had a 24-12 lead at the 1st quarter, but couldn ' t make it stick. Joe Mack collected 33 points for the Squires, while Verne Lewellen had 23 for the Wildcats ... St. Norbert notched their 2nd Conference triumph in Fond du Lac at the expense of ST. MARY SPRINGS 62-35. Joe Mack again led all scorers with 25 points . . . With the reserves playing most of the way, the Squires blasted ASSUMPTION HIGH of Wisconsin Rapids by a 80-47 count. Bob Kobriger cashed 21 points, and Joe Mack 19, although he played only 1 1 minutes . . . Running up an early lead of 23-8, the Dillonmen coasted to an easy 75-44 victory over NEWMAN HIGH of Wausau, Joe Mack pumped in 35 points to lead the Squire cause ... St. Norbert ran into trouble in its next game, though, and absorbed its first conference defeat 77-55 from ST. MARY of Menasha. The Zephyrs got off to an early lead and held it throughout the game. Scoring honors were again taken by Joe Mack with 32 points, although he was hard pressed by Ron Dibelius with 29. JOE MACK, Center Co-Captain All-Conference, All State rvRt ORfl GARY SIMOENS, Forward All-Conference • JOHN LAX, Guard All-Conference Honorable Mention In their last game before the Christmas vaca- tion, the Squires defeated the STATE REFORMA- TORY by a 76-32 score. Big Joe Mack led the Squires in scoring again with 28 points, followed by- Bill Braun with 11. The Squires jumped off to an early lead and were never in any trouble ... St. Norbert made LOURDES of Marinette their 7th victim of the year by a 73-47 count. They spurted in the 3rd period after holding only a six point bulge at halftime. Gary Simoens led the scoring with 30 points followed by Joe Mack with 23 ... In a return match with AS- SUMPTION, the Squires won 75-53 by virtue of a 3rd period in which they scored 25 points to their opponents 6. Joe Mack led the way with 36 points. BILL BRAUN, Guard All-Conference Honorable Mention All-State aOR V A. ' f.oRfi ; ROGER ZIMMERMAN, Guard St. Norbert visited PREMONTRE for the first time this season and came away with an 88-53 victory. The Squires raced to a 49-25 halftime lead and won going away. Big Joe Mack set another new Conference scoring record with 51 points, breaking his old figure of 46 . . . WEST GREEN BAY invaded Van Dyke Gym for a re- match and went away with a 74-70 win. The Wildcats came from a 48-39 deficit to notch their second victory of the year over the Squires. Joe Mack led all scorers with 28 points, followed by Lance Olson with 27. WILBUR SCHAEFER, Guard ( oRfl: , TOM VANDELIST, Forward BOB KOBRIGER, Forward In a tense and exciting battle the Squires snared a share of the Conference lead by virtue of a 79-74 victory over ST. AAARY of Menasha. Three men scored all but two of the Squires points, with Joe Mack having 43, Bob Gramowski 19, and Gary Simoens 15. Ron Dibelius and Skip Scheuer had 23 and 20 points respectively for the Zephyrs ... St. Norbert easily defeated LOURDES in their second game 87-57. A 55 point second half won for the Squires, after being ahead at the half by only 3 points. Mack had 39 points and Simoens collected 18 . . . NEWMAN of Wausau became the 1 1th victim of the Dillonmen by an 81-54 count. Joe Mack again led the Squires as he coined 31 points. The Squires took a 45-26 halftime lead and were never in trouble ... A big 3rd period led the Squires to their second victory of the year over the Dutchmen from ST. JOHN by a 74-51 score. Mack led the attack with 27 points, while Simoens had 21 . . . The Cadets from PREMONTRE gave the Squires a few anxious moments before the Green and White came through to win 66-56. The Cadets led 47-46 at the end of the 3rd period, but a big 4th quarter by the Squires proved to be the difference. Simoens had 20 and Mack 17 for the Dillonmen ... In their last game of the season, St. Norbert rolled over ST. MARY SPRINGS 72-44. They piled up an early lead and were never in danger. Joe Mack hit 35 points to pace the Squires again. DARYL BROST, Center ] - ORB LEFT: Joe Mack scores two more points for the Squires in Regis game. CENTER: Squire team immediately following win over St. Mary Menasha, thus becoming the winningest team in the history of the tournament (6 times). RIGHT: John Lax coming up court. ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAM: Joe Mack, Bill Braun, Bob Gramowski, St. Norbert High; Ken Konkol, Ron Dibelius, St. Mary Menasha; Don Polachek, Tony Kujawa, Don Bosco; Bob Czerniak, Don Kojis, Notre Dame; Dave Skemp, Aquinas. St, ' Ttf i ent Si cUfte STATE CATHOLIC CHAMPS MENASHA St. Mary 69 BELOIT Centr al Catholic 52 St. Mary 60 Don Bosco 52 Newman 26 St. Mary 68 WAUSAU Newman 73 GREEN BAY Premontre 72 Aquinas 6£ Don Bosco 62 ■ LA CROSSE Aquinas 73 MILWAUKEE Don Bosc o 80 NOTRE DAME ST. NORBERT WEST DE PERE St. Norbert 78 Third Place Champion 1 ITTI F CV ITF t l - l-.r-, ' XA St. Norbert 72 Notre Dame 60 Notre Dame 74 Regis 50 EAU CLAIRE Regis 52 MILWAUKEE Notre Dame 68 St. Norbert 70 Notre Dame 68 MADISON Edgewood 60 KENOSHA St. Mary 59 Consolation Champion NEWMAN Front row: Mike Cummings. Wally Urbanek, Jim Brady, Stuart Jansen, Donald Baus. Back row: Jeff Cfowell, John Ambrose, Dick Pfeffer, Jerome Klister, Tom Berken. JUNIOR VARSITY SEASON RECORD St Norbert Norbert. . .....43 36 St. John 30 West Green Bay 34 St. St. Norbert ...48 Premontre West Green Bay ..54 St. Norbert ...40 34 St. Norbert Norbert Norbert Norbert ..29 .....45 ......32 61 St. Mary Springs ...34 Newman 41 St. AAary Menasha 40 Lourdes 32 St. St. St. St. Norbert .__47 St. Mary Menasha Lourdes 57 St Norbert Norbert .42 28 19 St Newman 43 St. Norbert ...48 St. John ..41 St. Norbert 53 Assumption 43 INDIVIDUAL SCORING Jerry Klister 128 Tom Berken 51 John Ambrose .... 97 Do nald Baus 41 Jim Brady 94 Wi illy Urbanek 26 Stuart Jansen 73 Die k Pfeffer ..... ... 10 This season the Junior Varsity was under the tutelage of a new coach, Joe Zimmer. He did a fine job with the team in compiling a record of 8 victories and 5 defeats. The team as a whole was a hard fighting outfit and the games it did lose were always close, highly contested affairs. Many good prospects were found during the year and were given the experience necessary for future varsity use. Front row: Dick Egan, Steve Maresch, Gary Simoens. Joe Kneip, Pete Paul, Ronald Thome, John Zimmer. Back row: Wally Urbanek, Tom Schumaker, Roy Sommers, Joe Mack, Lloyd Jansky, Jim Tomasini, John Lax, Bob Mullen, Ed Poplawski. BASEBALL SEASON RECORD St. Norbert -_9 St. Norbert ...5 St Norbert- _ _ 6 St. Norbert- .. 1 St. Mary, Menasha --29 St. John 13 Central Catholic 3 Kewaunee 2 St. Norbert 5 St. Norbert 5 St. Norbert 5 Central Catholic 6 St. John 9 St. Mary, Menasha -,- 4 The St. Norbert Squires had a hard time with America ' s Favorite Sport as they ended with a 2 win, 5 loss record. The wins actually made a success of the short season as they came oyer our two archrivals. Central Catholic and St. Mary Menasha. The season opened at Menasha where the Squires were soundly beaten by the Zephyrs, 29-9. The unseasoned team found it hard going, but gained valuable experience for future games. Traveling next to Little Chute, the Squires lost to St. John High, 13-5. Lack of a coordinated defense proved to be their main problem. Next, in Green Bay, Bob Mullen did an excellent job of pitching the Squires to their first victory of the year, over the Central Catholic Cadets, 6-3. It was a one hitter, with the extra runs on base because of a walk and error. The Kawaunee High team was stubborn as they beat the Squires on their home diamond, 2-1. Again, it was a pitchers duel with the Kewaunee runs scoring on errors. On our home field, the Cadets beat us in a return match that found them seeking revenge, 6-5. St. John also visited De Pere and found themselves on top of a 9-5 score, thus sweeping the series. In the last game of the year, the Squires found it sweet to take a 5-4 decision to St. Mary, Menasha. Ron Dibelius pitched for the losers and Bob Mullen for the Squires. J. 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WISCONSIN Designers and Engineers Connple+e Line of Mechanical Rubber and Plastic Products Rubber Goods and Production Items HOSE BELTING PACKING GASKETS METAL HOSE HYDRAULIC ASSEMBLIES STOCK SHAPES — FABRICATED PARTS TEFLON NYLON • Good Clothes • Good Furnishings Compliments of RUBENS HATCHERY Roufe 1 CASCO, WISCONSIN Dial 2855 Chicks, Feeds, Supplies in GREEN BAY. WISCONSIN For Better Health Eat More Butter Eat More Cheese Drink More Milk FRANK HAFFNER A DAIRY FARMER Congratulations and 7gQ,0f« BEST WISHES to the vjy Ol Class of ' 56 W i J cV liJiiTa Service WISCONSIN PUBLIC SERVICE C Made by the folks at NORTHERN PAPER MILLS Green Bay A DIVISION OF MARATHON CORP. (Continued from Page 90} Hayes, James F., 3309 Hutchinson St.. Chicago 18. Illinois. Senior Hendricks. Arthur. Jr., Route 2. West De Pere. Wisconsin, Freshman Hendricks, Eugene J., Route 2, West De Pere, Wisconsin. Senior Hermsen, David K-. Route 3, Kaukauna, Wisconsin, Sophomore Heuvelman, Raymond B,, 127 South Winnebago St., De Pere, Wisconsin, Freshman Hockers. Charles J., 965 Lawton Place, De Pere, Wisconsin, Sophomore Hoffman. Howard A., lU North 8th St.. West De Pere, Wisconsin, Junior Huth. Alton M.. 1325 Rowley Ave., Madison 5, Wisconsin, Freshman Huth, Thomas J., 1325 Rowley Ave,, Madison 5, Wisconsin, Senior Jacobs. James P., 314 Retd St., West De Pere, Wisconsin. Junior Jadin, Gary W,. 920 Willow St., Green Bay, Wisconsin, Junior Jansen, Stuart M., 843 East St.. Francis Rd.. De Pere. Wisconsin, Sophomore Janssen. David B., 702 Ridgeway Blvd., De Pere. Wisconsin, Junior Janssen, Glenn A., 416 College Ave., West De Pere, Wisconsin. Senior Jeanquart, Dennis J., Brussels. Wisconsin, Freshman Joseph, James H.. 216 South Superior St., De Pere, Wisconsin. Freshman Josephs. Donald R.. 450 College Ave , West De Pere, Wisconsin, Junior Kane, James F., 821 Grant St., West De Pere, Wisconsin, Junior Kane, John J., 821 Grant St., West De Pere, Wisconsin, Senior Kappelman, John D.. 2313 Jefferson St., Two Rivers, Wisconsin. Freshman Karashinski, David P., 714 6th Ave.. Stevens Point, Wisconsin, Senior Kieffer. Ronald N , Route 2, Kaukauna. Wisconsin. Senior KIti, David A., 435 Haiel St., Oshkosh, Wisconsin. Junior Klieforth. Ralph G., Route I. Paukotuk, Oshkosh, Wisconsin. Sophomore Klister. Jerome E,, 115 North Huron St., De Pere. Wisconsin, Sophomore Knelp, Joseph F., 8533 Kedvale St.. Skokie, Illinois, Sophomore Kobriger, Robert N., Box 87. Stockbrldqe, Wisconsin, Junior Krautkramer, Frank J,. Wrightstown, Wisconsin, Senior Krautkramer, Thomas, Wrightstown, Wisconsin, Freshman Kubiak, Clarence E., P. O. Box 192, Route 2, Antlgo, Wisconsin. Sophomore Kupsh, Paul K., Route 2. Kaukauna. Wisconsin, Senior LaLuierene, Fred L., 1310 Dixie Lane South, St. Petersburg 7, Florida, Senior Lasee. Reuben C, 614 South Superior St., De Pere, Wisconsin, Freshman Laughrln, Dennis T,. Newburq. Wisconsin, Sophomore Lax. John H,, 821 North 6th St.. Manitowoc, Wisconsin. Senior Lebrun, Donald J.. 822 North Webster St.. De Pere, Wisconsin, Freshman Lefebvre, Steven M., 724 North Wisconsin St., De Pere. Wisconsin. Freshman Leiterman, David A., 315 South Ontario St., De Pere. Wisconsin. Senior Leitcrman, Robert J,, 315 South Ontario St., De Pere. Wisconsin, Freshman Lewis, James M.. 1550 North M8th St.. Wauwatosa. Wisconsin, Sophomore Loesch. Jerome T.. 727 Elm Place. Highland Park. Illinois. Freshman Loesch, Theodore J.. Jr. 727 Elm Place. Highland Park, Illinois, Sophomore WE INVITE YOU AND YOURS to Vacation at SILVER LAKE WAUTOMA, WISCONSIN This Summer For Your Drug and Vacation Needs It ' s GENE ' S DRUG STORE EUGENE WEST Wautonna, Wisconsin STUEBE BINDING PRINTING CO. CREATIVE PRINTERS Connplete Office Outfitters School Supply Headquarters 216-220 Pine Street • Telephone HE 2-5591 Green Bay, Wisconsin GREGG SMITH FURNITURE Furniture with a Future HEmlocIc 5-0532 419 S. Washington St. Across from Milwaukee Road Depot Free Parking GREEN BAY, WISCONSIN Jdco D 314 N. Washington St. Green Bay, Wisconsin Quality Clothing for the Family J. C. PENNEY COMPANY 208 N. Washington Green Bay, Wis. J5e t JCnown TRADE-MARK IN BAY-LAND •mi, ..i.pji iiijii I jpi jDuiua GREEN BAY. WISCONSIN JANSSEN ELECTRIC LEi=EBVRE LUEBKE -C- r --5 fHOfOS ' -A -i 317 vi ' . S- .VEST DE PERE 319 N. Adams Green Bay r ■ _.- STOWE DRUG STORE JACOBS BROS. CO. PRESCRlPTiONS WEST Zl -l-z ■■■ IZZ 1 M Phone H)- h6!28 375 Main Ave. West De =5- .••= cousin DEHN ' S Compfanent; ;- V, e;- :e =e-5 THE W. M. WORKMAN 33: ' = ' - 5-5 e- INSURANCE AGE C 5E ' • NS r4an Work-z- -ce- rE- ' ; CE C ' E- ' . ' — --i ' . ' :- - 3E = 5 300 MAIN AVE .E - er- Tr -r -r ••• ' •S. BILL KOLB SANITARY UNOLEUM AND PAINTS BARBER SHOP 3 0 Wari-. STi-eet Boo- Cove ' -a c A kirros %es- De °e-e ' i co-s ' n ■■■• ' -::••• ;--:=$  ese .a.n blinds S ' CC-E -- N S WAllPAPER WHBY APPLETON. WISCONSIN Now in Our 31st Year of Radio Broadcasting QUALITY NETWORK AND LOCAL PROGRAMMING 18 Hours Every Day (Continued from Page 94) Lokmer, Dennis F.. 515 N. Ontario St.. De Pere. Wisconsin, Sophomore Lueck, Edwin C, 941 North IDth St.. Manitowoc. Wisconsin, Senior Lund, John O., Jr., Rapid River. Michigan, Senior McFarland, Rolland J.. 237 Ash St., Crystal Lake. Illinois, Senior McNeil, Dennis V., 1008 North 16th St., Manitowoc. Wisconsin. Senior McQuestion, Claire E., 1915 East Kenwood Blvd., Milwaukee II, Wisconsin, Freshman McQuestion, Hugh C, 1915 East Kenwood Blvd., Milwaukee II, Wisconsin, Senior Mack, Joseph, D., 3801 West 59th Place, Chicago 29, Illinois, Senior Mallette, Alfred J.. 332 Jacobs Court, West De Pere, Wisconsin, Senior Mailette, James T.. 332 Jacobs Court, West De Pere, Wisconsin, Freshman Maresch, Stephen C. 134 North Wisconsin St., De Pere, Wisconsin, Junior Martin, John H.. 1510 26th St.. Two Rivers, Wisconsin, Junior Martin, Kenneth J., Route 2. De Pere, Wisconsin. Freshman Melchlor, Paul J., 221 North Michigan St., De Pere, Wisconsin. Freshman Mell, James V,, 47 Lake Blvd., Oshkosh, Wisconsin, Junior Melum, John L., 226 North Superior St., De Pere, Wisconsin, Senior Meulemans, Curtis J., Wrightstown, Wisconsin, Freshman Meulemans, Darrell R-, Wrightstown, Wisconsin. Junior Meulemans, Gerald H., Wrightstown, Wisconsin, Junior Meulemans, Kenneth E., Route 2, Kaukauna, Wisconsin, Freshman Meyer, Ted W., 805 Main St., Essexvllle, Michigan. Freshman Micke, Eugene J., Route 2., Kaukauna. Wisconsin, Senior MIgas, Anthony E.. Amherst Junction, Wisconsin. Junior Moore, Thomas G.. West Sturgeon Bay. Wisconsin. Junior Mooren. George J., Route I, West De Pere, Wisconsin, Freshman Moran, Robert D,, Route 1, De Pere, Wisconsin, Junior Moroney, John J., 6914 West Locust St., Milwaukee 10, Wisconsin, Sophomore Morris. Charles M., 818 Talbot Ave., De Pere, Wisconsin, Junior Morris, William P., 816 Talbot Ave., De Pere, Wisconsin, Sophomore Mullen, Robert M., 5818 West Dixon St , Milwaukee 14, Wisconsin, Senior Mulrooney, Francis T , 3rd St., Eagle River. Wisconsin, Junior Nachtwey. Joseph J.. 1437 Chicago St,. De Pere, Wisconsin, Senior NacVers, Edward J., Route I, West De Pere. Wisconsin. Freshman Nackers, Eugene M., Route I. West De Pere, Wisconsin. Sophomore Naze. David L., Brussels, Wisconsin, Sophomore Nolan, James M.. 2589 South Webster Ave.. Green Bay. Wisconsin, Freshman Nosek, James A., 1619 Sunset Rd.. Highland Park, Illinois. Senior Okray, Larry J., Route 3, Boi 8-C. Stevens Point, Wisconsin, Senior O ' Keefe, Jerome C. 802 3rd St.. West De Pere. Wisconsin, Senior Olbrantr. Norman M., H4 North Erie St., De Pere. Wisconsin. Senior Parenteau, Thomas A.. 3212 North Marietta St.. Milwaukee II, Wisconsin, Freshman Patterson, John D.. 805 4th St.. West De Pere. Wisconsin, Senior COMPLIMENTS OF BANK OF WEST DE PERE The Bank of Personal Service MEMBER OF THE FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION HIGHLAND PARK ANIMAL HOSPITAL 1460 SIcokie Valley Rd. Highland Park, Illinois U A)c r COULD HA e sofiiB o ' £ ' Sr J. P. SKIBBA, M.D. Urologist ZUE LKE BUILDING APPLETON. WISCONSIN FRANK SAJNA ' S Red and White Quality Potatoes RHINELANDER, WISCONSIN DEELEY ' S Men ' s Wear SHEBOYGAN FALLS WISCONSIN Compliments of COLLEGE INN Compliments of GUS ASCHERT STUDIO DE PERE, WISCONSIN Compliments of ED CROWLEY PEN COMPANY PLAIN. WISCONSIN Fashion Clothing for Men and Women 127 North Washington St. Green Bay, Wis. FAIRMONT Milk Ice Cream and Cottage Cheese PHONE HEmlock 7-4301 ■v; FAIRMONT ICE CREAM ■ llwrMfH the [mJ: ir Qualuij Complimenfs of DR. R. B. LENZ THE 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 EDIson 6-4263 Main Street West De Pere (Continued from Page 98) Patterson. Walter J., 805 4th St.. West De Pere, Wisconsin, Freshman Pauwels. Alvin R.. 822 Main St., West De Pere, Wisconsin, Sophomore Peters. James W,. 509 North Huron St., De Pere. Wisconsin. Freshman Peterson. James -G., 404 Hemlock St.. KInqsford, Michigan. Sophomore Pfeffer. Richard C. 219 Plover St.. Stevens Point. Wisconsin, Sophomore Piper, James J.. Route I, Plymouth, Wisconsin. Senior PiH. Robert A.. 820 North 12th St.. Manitowoc. Wisconsin, Sophomore Poplawski, Edward S., 3804 West 5 th St.. Chicago 29, Illinois. Junior Pritil. Francis J.. 434 Winnebago St.. De Pere, Wisconsin. Senior Pudroski. Alvin J.. 316 Smith St.. Stevens Point, Wisconsin. Senior Quinette. Thomas A.. 625 Reid St.. West De Pere, Wisconsin. Sophomore Rataichek. Cletus M.. Reedsville, Wisconsin, Senior Reedy. Conrad. Wrightstown. Wisconsin. Freshman Remick. Carl J.. 560 West Spruce Drive. Green Bay, Wisconsin, Senior Renn, John W.. 202 West 3rd St.. Kaukauna, Wisconsin, Junior Roffers, David H., Route 2, West De Pere. Wisconsin, Sophomore RoHers, Robert J.. Route 2. West De Pere. Wisconsin. Freshman Rottier. Donald P., Route I. West De Pere. Wisconsin, Junior Rottier. Jerome J.. Route I, West De Pere, Wisconsin, Junior Rottier. Raymond W., Route 7. Green Bay, Wisconsin. Senior Royce, Robert C. 2641 East Beverly Rd., Shorewood, Wisconsin, Freshman Rubens. Roddy J-, Route I. Casco. Wisconsin, Senior St. John, R. William. 705 North Michigan St.. De Pere, Wisconsin. Junior Sdjna. LeRoy K., Route I, Rhinelander, Wisconsin, Sophomore Sanders. Thomas C, 209 North Superior St., De Pere, Wisconsin. Freshman Schaefer. Wilbur W.. 52! East Main St.. Box 2407. Cut Back. Montana, Junior Schaul. Kenneth J., 6820 Howard St., Nlles 31. Illinois. Senior Schedler . Thomas E,. Bok 294. Elm Grove, Wisconsin, Senior Schumacher. Joseph L,, 56 West Main St.. Chilton. Wisconsin, Sophomore Schumaker. Thomas H., Crestwood Acres, Menomenee Ave.. Menomenee Falls. Wisconsin. Senior Schweder, Raymond E., Route I. Richfield. Wisconsin. Freshman Seeman. David J . Boi II, Stiles. Wisconsin, Senior Simoens. Gary F.. 1021 George St,, De Pere, Wisconsin, Junior Sinkula. Arthur J.. Armstrong Creek. Wisconsin. Senior Skala. Joseph E., 706 De Tamble Ave.. Highland Park. Illinois. Sophomore Skibba. Joseph L., 309 Kaukauna St., Kaukauna. Wisconsin. Sophomore Skibba. Paul J.. 309 Kaukauna St.. Kaukauna. Wisconsin. Junior Smits. Alien A.. 622 Reid St.. West De Pere, Wisconsin, Freshman Smits. Jerome C. 1108 South 6th St.. West De Pere, Wisconsin. Freshman Smits. Patrick J.. 444 North Ontario St.. De Pere, Wisconsin. Senior Smiis. Richard R., Route 2. De Pere. Wisconsin. Senior Sommers. Roy A,, 326 Deer Place, Milwaukee 7, Wisconsin, Senior LIN-MOR, INC. Hardware Heating Housewares Painfs Gifts 1 130 W. MASON 322 MAIN ST. Green Bay, Wis. W. De Pare, Wis. GEVER ' S BARBER SHOP 2 Chair Service The High School Shop 315 MAIN STREET WEST DE PERE, WISCONSIN Quality Clothes for Young Men CLOTHES SHOP IN DE PERE North Broadway GREEN BAY BOX CO. Manufacturers of Corrugated Shipping Containers and Folding Cartons GREEN BAY, WISCONSIN BROADWAY GARAGE Dependable Service for 40 Years DIAL ED 6-4243 230 N. Broadway DE PERE, WISCONSIN • When Better Automobiles are Built, Buick Will Build Them CUENE BUICK SALES Sales Service Used Cars 701 GEORGE ST. DE PERE, WISCONSIN Compliments of KAAP ' S GREEN BAY. WISCONSIN GAMBLE STORE 123 So. Broadway De Pere, Wisconsin WEBER BARBER SHOP II 5 N. Broadway East De Pere, Wisconsin WITBRO ' S SUPER MARKET 208 3rd St. WEST DE PERE Open Evenings Until 8:00 P.M. Sunday Mornings 8-12 Noon Compliments of GUYON BROKERAGE FOOD BROKER Off Telephone: EDISON 6-4600 Res. Telephone: EDISON 6-9212 105 N. Third St. P.O. Box 295 West De Pere Wisconsin Compliments of DR. C. J. VAN SISTINE 212 Third Street WEST DE PERE, WISCONSIN Telephone EDison 6-4684 Compliments of MORRIS VANDEN HEUVEL Attorneys 300 MAIN AVE. WEST DE PERE, WIS. HAHN ' S REXALL DRUGS Phone 6-8617 101 S. BROADWAY DE PERE. WISCONSIN Compliments of VAN DYCK SHOES AND CLOTHING 345 Main Ave. WEST DE PERE McVEY JEWELERS Watches Diamonds Jewelry Expert Watch Repair ED 6-6153 344 MAIN AVENUE W. De Pere, Wisconsin BOGDA MOTOR COMPANY Chevrolet in Green Bay • BARNARD CORPORATION REALTORS HEmlock 2-5541 312 Cherry St. GREEN BAY, WISCONSIN Best of Luck to the Graduating Class of 1956 F. HURLBUT CO. Green Bay, Wisconsin (Continued from Page 102) Stadler, Donald F., Route I, Kaukauna, Wisconsin. Freshman Stangel, Frank J-, 830 North 12th St.. Manitowoc. Wisconsin, Senior Sullivan, James J.. 1443 Granville Ave., Chicago 26, Illinois, Junior Sustar, Carl C. Jr., 8629 North 43rd St., Milwaukee 9, Wisconsin. Junior Tarpey, Jerry P.. 191 Laurel Ave., H ighland Park, lltinois. Freshman Tesch, William J,, 3730 South 56th St., Milwaukee 14, Wisconsin, Sophomore less, Thomas H., 1413 20th St., Two Rivers, Wisconsin, Freshman Tetzke. David H.. 26S North Wisconsin St.. Berlin. Wisconsin, Sophomore Thome. Ronald A.. Route 2. Oconto, Wisconsin, Senior Thomson. Thomas H,. Route 2. West De Pere, Wisconsin. Freshman Torinus. Thomas R., 916 Lawton Place, De Pere, Wisconsin. Senior Trainor. Kenneth J., Baileys Harbor. Wisconsin. Junior Trainor. Robert L.. Baileys Harbor, Wisconsin. Senior Turriff, Ted J., 803 Lewis St., De Pere, Wisconsin, Sophomore Urbanek, Walter F., Route 2. Oconto, Wisconsin. Sophomore Vande Hel. Richard P.. 215 Marsh St.. West De Pere. Wisconsin. Sophomore Vandelist. Tom R., 621 North Superior St.. De Pere. Wisconsin, Junior Vande Loo. Francis B., Wrightstown. Wisconsin, Sophomore Vande Loo, Thomas P. 1016 Fulton St.. De Pere, Wisconsin. Freshman Vanden Heuvel. Francis J., Route I. West De Pere, Wisconsin. Sophomore Van Der Linden. George J., Blake Rd.. De Pere, Wisconsin. Freshman Vander Mlssen, Richard C. 447 Bosar Ave.. Green Bay. Wisconsin. Freshman Vander Velden, Raymond R.. 414 Depot St., Kaukauna, Wisconsin. Freshman Vanevenhoven, Peter W., 1410 Greenbay Rd., Kaukauna, Wisconsin. Sophomore Van Lanen, Donald J,, 847 Elm St.. West De Pere, Wisconsin, Sophomore Van Remortel, Roger J,, 521 N Superior St . De Pere, Wisconsin, Junior Van Rite. Richard W , 808 North Webster St., De Pere. Wisconsin. Junior Van Vonderen, Richard W.. 132 North Ontario St.. De Pere. Wisconsin. Freshman Verheyen. William J , 327 South Huron St., De Pere. Wisconsin. Freshman Vincent. John E.. 208 South Wisconsin St., De Pere, Wisconsin, Senior Vincent, Kenneth S.. 208 South Wisconsin St.. De Pere. Wisconsin. Sophomore Virlee. Michael J,, 916 North 3rd Ave.. Sturgeon Bay, Wisconsin. Freshman Vissers. Jerome J . 633 Webster St.. De Pere, Wisconsin, Freshman Wall, Thomas F.. 624 East Allouei Ave.. Green Bay. Wisconsin, Freshman West, Glenn A.. 321 North Scott St,. Wautoma, Wisconsin, Sophomore Williams, Robert H . Baileys Harbor, Wisconsin, Sophomore Wiltiamsen, James S.. 633 North Superior St., De Pere, Wisconsin. Freshman Wipper. David O,, Route t. Box 696, McHenry, Illinois, Freshman Zachman, Robert A., 523 East Carlisle St., Milwaukee t7, Wisconsin, Sophomore Zahn, Gene L,, 727 Washington St.. Wausau. Wisconsin, Senior Zimmer. John J., 828 Lincoln Blvd., Manitowoc, Wisconsin, Sophomore Zimmerman. Roger L , 1823 4th Ave., Stevens Point. Wisconsin. Senior BEEMSTER ELECTRIC CO. If It is Electric You Can Get It at BEEMSTERS 133 N. Broadway Green Bay, Wis. OLSON TRANSPORTATION COMPANY Daily overnight service between our Wisconsin-Michigan terminal points and Chicago. Trailer INTERCHANGE with all types of equipment for trans-continental connections by motor or air freight. 48 hours service to either coast. Avoid Delay Ship the Olson Way! , toasted ♦ PORKIES, A DELICIOUS MEAT PRODUCT MADE IN FAMILY AND COCKTAIL SIZE REIMER ' S MEAT PRODUCTS, Inc. MANUFACTURERS OF FINE SAUSAGE FOR 49 YEARS Ikiieu . iAno«PuiiuiMiMiCO«r «p«i ' u 7 U J J : } .J 4 • V ) i 4 H ' J : P -,«--tU- -■ o . S- - — jj -m a ««-- -f  -tJ 3- ,,.JLjt ' Li f eX ) ' -;,y f .J o V Jr r- ' ' •f.X ' ♦ ' fx -. - itit -. 3 C tc 1 ! . t 1, I I ( ' I 1 - s m. t3 s.l|,a ' n«p- .Rf-? j - yT ' T ' T • r : 7 JlT JITflAl ' fit [•r ' ( r ' } j ' f.f tin