Riverside High School - Mercury Yearbook (Milwaukee, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1950 volume:

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AGNES DUNAWAY Foreign Language JACK DUNLOP Science GLADDEN DUNST Science MILAN ENGEN Commercial ROBERT GROGAN Science MARGARETHE ANDERSON Commercial HOWARD APLIN Commercial PERCY ASHFORD History HELEN BATTY English ISABELLE BODDEN Speech ARCHIE BRATLAND Industrial Arts GEORGE BURNS Art DOROTHY CALDWELL English The FAC PAGE i Our Board ot Directors dJLTY MARIE GROSS English JOHN HAFEY History JULIA HAMMEL Commercial EULA HENNINGER English MARY HENRY Mathematics SAMUEL HOLDORF Music JOHN HOLMES English THEDA HOWE Mathematics ALLETTE JAHREN Music MILDRED KATZ Household Arts MARION KEARBY Foreign Language RAYMOND KIEHL Physical Education GRACE KRENERICK Commercial ROBERT KUECHERER Physical Education ORPHA LADEN Physical Education MERTON LEAN Foreign Language PAGE 7 Kl ' t-A--(_A--t -- NEIL Id Arh EMIL OTTO Science DOROTHY PAFF Library SYLVIA LEONARD Mathematics FLORENCE LEWANDOWSKI History INEZ LOWRY Commercial CLYNT A. MARTIN Indu ' itrial Arts RUTH MATHIOWETZ English ERNEST A. MAY Commercial MARIE McDONOUGH History Star Gazers at the Crystal Ball HELEN A. PELL English PAUL PLEISTER Foreign Language OLIVER PROCKNOW History i W . PAGE 8 Tickling the Iv OYVIND RASMUSSEN Science LONEY G. RAYNES Industrial Arts AGNES SHIPMAN Physical Education RACHEL SKINNER Art MARY B. SMITH English MILDRED TAYLOR Commercial MIRIAM WATSON English ETHEL WEGNER Science ANN F. WILLIAMS Speech MARCELLA ZEMAN English SHIRLEY HAEBERLE Ottice CATHERINE SHELDON Office No picture: ROBERT SUCHY Science ROSEMARY GREEN Physical Education . PAGE 9 SECTION 2 , . ... r . -- . -o JJx i ' JJu ,Au iL X V G FehruU 9fune - 1 4 M-r- i J i fors LAZINSKI, WILLIAM — Senior Class President, Project I, Crescent President, FootbaN. Library Monitor. Football Skits. Greenhouse Manager, Homeroom Monitor. Crystal Ball. Service Award. POZNANSKI, LOUISE — Senior Class Secretary. Cam., Allen, Music. G.A.A. Clubs, Project 2, Student Council. Operetta, Christmas Programs. NEUMANN. LILLIAN — Senior Class Treasurer, Study Hall Board President, Foreign Language Club, Student Council, Home Economics. Cam.. Crescent. Projects 1-2-4, ANDREIS, HENRY — Senior Class Vice-President. Projects 1-2-4. Photo Club, Greenhouse Work, Intramural Sports, Football, Track, Student Council, Crystal Ball. ANASTASI, MADELINE — Cam., G.A.A., Music Club, Key Room, Projects 2-3, Operetta. APPLEBY, ALMA— (No picture) Home Econom- ics. Cam., Operetta, Crystal Ball. ARNSDORFF, MARY LOU — Cam., Home Eco- nomics, Project 2. BADALAMENTE, DAVID — Football, Movie Crew, Cavaliers, Wrestling, Operetta, Intramural Sports. BECKMAN, BEVERLY — Cam., Projects 2-4, Skits, G.A.A.. Music Club. BLENDINGER, MARILYN— Project 2, Cam., Home Economics, Music Club, Crystal Ball, Christmas Program. BROWN, GEORGE — Football, Track, Wrestling, Projects 2-4, Crystal Ball, Cavaliers, All-In-One Monitor. BRUNOW, MARY — Cam., Home Economics, Music Club, Operetta, Music Festival, Red Cross, Crystal Ball, Project 4, G.A.A. BURNS, LOIS — Projects 1-2-3-4, Student Council Secretary, Homeroom Secretary, Junior Class Sec- retary, Cam., Allen, Music Clubs, Councilor ' s Secretary. FEBRUARY SENIORS CHAPPELLE, RICHARD — Basketball. Traclc, Pag- eant, Forensic Plays. Cue Club Vice-President. State Oratory Contest, Crescent, Inter-Society Debate, Auditoriunn Skits. COOK. MARILYN — Cam., Project 2. Music Club. Home Economics, CORDS, FREDERICK W.— Homeroom Chairman, Project 2, Study Hall Board, Cavaliers. Photo Club. DOBSON. GEORGE K. — (No picture) Cavalie-s, Project 2. CWIKLINSKI, MARGARET — Cam,, Projects 2-4. EINEM. ROBERT— Photo Club, Crescent, Art Club, Cavaliers, Prom Committee, Science Club, Movie Crew, EISOLD, CHARMAINE — Cam., Projects 2-3-4, G.A.A., Foreign Language, Athletics Secretary. ELINGSON, BURT — FREDGE, GLADYS — Foreign Language, Cam.. Allen. Music, Home Economics Clubs. GOBBI, GRACE — Projects 1-2-4, Home Economics, Homeroom Monitor. GOLAND, CARMEN — Home Economics Officer. Crystal Ball. Projects 2-4. Operetta, Music, Cam., Allen Clubs, Football Skits. GRAZIANO, GRACE— Projects 1-2-4, Candy Counter Superintendent, Foreign Language, Cam., Home Economics Clubs, Library Monitor, Mercury Monthly. GURK, VERA — Cam., Foreign Language Vice- President, Projects 3-4, Music Club, Mercury, Na- tional Honor Society. HERLACHE, MARGARET ELLEN — Crystal Ball. Cam.. Allen. Foreign Language, Home Economics, Music Clubs, Homeroom Secretary-Treasurer, G.A.A., Projects 1-2-4. HOERIG, DOLORES — Cam., Crystal Ball. JACOBS, GAIL — Cue Secretary and President, Orient, Projects 1-2-3-4, Study Hall Board, Foren- sics. Junior National Honor, Junior-Senior Plays. JACOBSON, SHARON— Cam., Cue, Allen, Music Clubs, Projects 1-2-3-4, Auditoriums. PAGE 13 r JARASEK, ROBERT— Proiech 1-4, Cavaliers, Track, Cross-Country. JARUSZEWSKI, NORBERT — Cavaliers, Football, Band, Senior Band President, Music Club, Operetta. JESKE, DONNA— Projects 1-2-3. Cann., Music Club, Foreign Language, Home Economics, Student Council, G.A.A.. Football Skits, Movie Crew Sec- retary, Intramural Sports. KELLY, JAMES— Photo Club Vice-President. KERNS, HENRY — Crescent Treasurer and Pres- ident, Basketball. Foreign Language Vice-President. Tennis, Golf, Athletic Council, Service Award, Cavaliers, Mercury Monthly Assistant Business Man- ager, Projects 1-2-4. KIRCHNER. ESTHER — Cam.. Allen, G.A.A., Pro- jects 1-2. KNICKELBINE, CLYDE— Cross-Country. Cavaliers, Project I, Operetta, Track. KOSTERMAN. NANCY— Crystal Ball, Cam.. Home Economics, Homeroom Secretary, Music Club, Student Council, G.A.A., Homeroom Treasurer, Projects 2-4. KRIEGER, WILLIAM — Photo, Crescent, Projects 1-2, Greenhouse, Junior and I2B Class President, Library Monitor, Usher, Swimming, Crystal Ball, N. H. Society, Homeroom President. KRZEMINSKI, DON — Cavaliers, Football, Basket- ball. KSICINSKI, RAYMOND — Basketball, Football, Track. KUBICKI, BEATRICE— Posters, Crystal Ball Dec- orations Chairman, Skits, Art Club Secretary Pro- jects 2-4. KUHAGEN, GEORGE— Football, Basketball, Wres- tling, Homeroom Officer. Cavaliers, Intramurals, Crescent. KUKLINSKI, CLARENCE — Football, Wrestling, Track, Cavaliers, Project 4, Skits. Choral Speaking. Homeroom Ticket Salesman, KUROWSKI, KENNETH— Basketball. Track, Home- room Study Hall Board, Wrestling. Crescent. Cavaliers. LAGE, LOLITA, M. — Cam., Art Club. Allen. Science Vice-President. Orient Clubs. Mercury An- nual, G.A.A.. Hall Patrol, Office Monitor. Student Council. Assistant Study Hall Chairman. LEHMKUHL, MARION — Project 2. Cam.. Music Club. Operetta, Foreign Language Club. LUEDTKE, ROGER - Cdva iers Foo tba II, Track Pageant. MacNAIR, WILMER- - (No pic ture) crescent. MAHOLIAS, GUST A.— Cavaliers Crescent Operetta. MANSCHOT, JIM— Tennis. Basketball. Projects 1-2-4, Skits, Orient, Cue, Cavaliers, Choral Speaking. MARTIN, JOAN — Cam., G.A.A., Student Council, Allen, Home Economics. McKONE, JOAN — Cam., Allen, Home Economics. Project 1-2. Homeroom Secretary, G.A.A., Music Club, Student Council. MESS. THOMAS — Cheer Leader, Cavaliers. Oper- etta. MUELLER. BEVERLY — Cam., Cue Club. Christmas Program. Operetta, Spring Concert. Music Club. NERAD, DANIEL- Movie Crew. ■ Football, Cavaliers, Basketball, O ' CALLAGHAN, LAWRENCE — Crescent. Cava- liers, Football, Crystal Ball, Skits. OPPENHEIM, INGE— Projects 1-2, Cam. PAGE. RICHARD— Projects 1-2, Cavalier Monitor, Football. Wrestling, Basketball. PARISH. WARREN — Crescent. Proiects 2-3-4, Cavaliers. Intramurals, Track, Cross-Country, Music Club, Boys ' Octet. Band. Choir. PAWLIK, CAROL— Projects 2-4, Allen Club. Cam.. Office Monitor. G.A.A.. Music Club. Red Cross. Homeroom Secretary. Football Skits. PETTY, JACK — Cavaliers. Greenhouse, Crescent, Football, Intramurals, Photo Club. Proiect 4. PFIFFERLING. LORE — Cam., Music, Foreign Language, Home Economics. Crescent Clubs, Home Economics Treasurer. Project 2-4. PINNOW, MALCOLM — Football aliers. ck, Cd PITZER, GEORGE — Cavaliers, Movie Crew, Stage Crew. Project 3. Red Cross. Football, Skits, Library. Choral Speaking, Wrestling. Intramurals. RIEBAU. BOB— Movie Crew. Cavaliers. Project 2. ROSENKRANZ, RALPH — Cavaliers, Foreign Lan- guage, Football, Track. Project 2, Science Club, Assistant Study Hall Chairman. — r - Ksms = g Ki c= a O 1 m 1 k m = ■ (■I RUCINSKI. ELLYN — Cam., Foreign Language. Allen, Home Economics, G.A.A.. Projects 1-2. SANFILIPPO. DONIMIC — Movie Crew. Cafete- ria. Crystal Ball, Cavaliers. Project 2, Slides, Skits, Crescent. SCHMIDT, ADRIENNE— Project 1-2-3, Library Assistant, Bastketball Secretary. SCHMIDT. JEANETTE — PAGE IS SENGBUSCH. JACK — Projects 2-3, Football, Cav- aliers. Art Club, All-ln-One Monitor. SERIO. ROY- SMITH, WILLIAM— All-in-One Monitor, Cavaliers, Red Cross. SPILGER. RICHARD — Football, Swimming, Intra- murals, Cavaliers, Cue Club, Junior-Senior Play, Crescent, Band, Project 4. STOLLE, JAMES— Projects 1-2, Cavaliers, Foot- ball, Track Manager, Music Club, Movie Crev , Variety Show, Wrestling. STREET, CLYDE— Football, Track, Basketball, Cav- aliers, Ticket Salesman, Project 4, TABASKA, BETTY — Project 2, All-ln-One Monitor, Music, Home Economics Club, ■ S% : ' .jhbh. ' THOMPSON, JUNE — Cam., Home Economics President, Projects 2-4, Assistant Study Hall Chair- man, Library Monitor, Crescent, Crystal Ball, Red Cross, Basketball, Choral Speaking, Honor Dinner. TIMMERMAN, ROBERT— Band, Swimming, Foot- ball, Track, Photo Club, Movie Crew, Project 2, Cavaliers, Intramural Sports. WARAXA, JOAN — Projects 1-2-3-4, Assistant Study Hall Chairman, Crystal Ball, Cam., Home Economics, Crescent Clubs, Homeroom Secretary. WAWRZYN, HAROLD— Science, Cavaliers, Movie Crew, Band, Track, Homeroom President, Orchestra, Project I. WEILEDER, DICK — Cavaliers, Wrestling. WEILER, EDITH — (No picture). WEISSBRODT, CHARLOTTE — Cam., Music, Cue Clubs, Project i, G.A.A., Christmas Program, Operetta. WILSON, COLLEEN ANN — Office Monitor, Pro- ject 4, G.A.A., Orient, Cue Club, Allen, Cam., Crescent, Music, Foreign Language. ZEMPEL, CARYL — Cam., Home Economics, Music, Crescent, Projects 1-2-4. ZURAWSKI, JUDITH — PAGE 17 TREVETHAN. ALEX — Senior Class President, Foot- ball, Wrestling, Tennis, Track, Cavaliers, Home Room Officer, Assistant Study hiall Chairman, Project 4. NEVER, CAROL — Senior Class Treasurer, Cam. Treasurer, Cam. Junior Leader, Student Council, Allen Club, Music Club, Assistant Study Hall Chairman, Projects 1-2-4. NEVER, LOIS — Senior Class Secretary, Projects 1-2-3-4, Sophomore Class President, Allen Club, Cam., Music Club, Service Club, G.A.A., Student Council, All-in-one Monitor, Homeroom Officer. INDA, BILL — Senior Class Vice-President, Home- room President. Ticket Salesman, Cavaliers, Pro- jects 1-2-4, Study Hall Chairman, Athletic Council President, Cabinet. Marching Band. Cross Country Captain, Basketball, Track, Music Club. Honor Study Hall Board Vice-President, Prom King. ALEXANDER, ROBERT- Photo Club, Project 2. -Cavaliers, Movie Crew. ALM, ROBERT — Crescent, Cavaliers, Projects 2-4. ANDREWS, DOROTHY — ARNDT, FRANK — Cavaliers. AUSTIN, GALE — Freshman-Sophomore Football. Cavaliers. Project I, Intramural Basketball. Home- room President, Senior Band. BALL. GERALDINE — Cam. President, Music Club Secretary, Cue, Allen, Service Clubs. Cabinet, A Cappella Choir. Project 2, Junior National Honor Society, G.A.A.. Prom Queen. BALZANO, HELEN — Cam., Music Club. BALZANO. JOSEPHINE — Cam.. Project I. JUNE SENIORS PAGE 18 H Q| BII BARWICK. NANCY — Candy Counter, Cam., Home Economics, Music Club, Projects 1-2-3-4, Homeroom Monitor. Athletic Secretary, G.A.A., Auditorium Programs. BATHKE, CHARLES — Cavaliers. Football, Basket- ball, Senior Band. BAUEREIS. JEAN — Orient. Crescent, G.A.A.. Pro ' ects 2-4, Cam., Student Council, Pigtail Day Program. Me-cJ ' y Annual. BAUMGARTNER. ANN — Cam., Sophomore Cir- cus, Auditoriu n Programs. BECKER, LORETTA — Crescent Secretary, Cam. Gaenslen President, Home Economics Secretary, Crystal Ball Committee, Mercury Monthly Reporter, Project 4, Junor National Honor Society. BECKER, MARY — Lost and Found, Cam., Allen, Music, Clubs, Project 3, Pigtail Day Program. BELL, JAMES — Freshman Football, Projects 1-2, Cavaliers, BENEDICT, RICHARD— Football, Wrestling, Track, Cavaliers, Projects 2-4, Orient. BERLING, ALIDA — Junior-Senior Play, Cue Club, Music Club, Art Club Treasurer, Foreign Language — Latin Vice-President, Orient, Cam., Homeroom Treasurer, Cartoons for Mercury. BERNBERG, BEVERLY— (No picture) Allen Club, Ca-n., G.A.A., Project 4. BERRY, DARLENE — Cam., Allen Club, Music Music Club, Student Council. Homeroom Vice- President, All-City Choir, Project 2, Cam:, Board Allen BERTE, JOSEPHINE— Providence, Cam. BEYER, GENE — Cavaliers, Office Monitor, ming. Football, Track, Project 2. BEZELLA, MARIANNE— Projects 1-2-3-4, Home Economics, Music Clubs. Study Hall President, G.A.A., Junior National Honor, Club, Service Club, Literary Editor of Annual. Library Worker, All-City Senior Orchestra, Spring Concert. BIERMAN, RICHARD —Track, Movie Crew, Pro- ject I. BIRKHOLZ, JOYCE — Cam., Allen Club, Music Club, G.A.A., Projects 1-2-4, Homeroom Officer. BLYTH, CHARLES — Cavaliers, Orient, Football, Project I, Golf, Intramurals, Photo Club. BOGART, DAVID — Cavaliers, Cue Club, Cheer- leader, Pageant, Homeroom President, Project I, Football. ■ Cam., Home Economics, G.A.A., BOJAR, MARY- Projects 2-3. BOLDA, JOAN — Projects 3-4, Student Council, Cam.. G.A.A.. Movie Crev , Red Cross. BORCHARDT, NANCY— Projects 1-2. Cam., Music Club, Home Economics. Music Apprecia- tion Sec. BORKOWSKI, ETHEL — Feature, Literature, and Business for Mercury, Cam., Foreign Language Club, Home Economics, Project 2. G.A.A., Cue Club. BORNITZ, DONALD — Cavaliers, Homeroom President. BOYLE. DOROTHY — Cam., Music Club, Project 2. Homeroom Sec. Operetta. Ticket Salesman, A Choir, Choral Speaking, Auditorium Prog. BRAUN. BERTON — Lost and Found, Projects 2-4. Service Club. Orient Pres.. Stage Crew, Intramurals. BREMER, MARLENE — Allen Club, Projects 1-2-4, Assistant Study Hall Chairman. G.A.A., Music Club. Cam. BROWN, ROBERT — Orient. Cavaliers, Swimming, Mercury Monitor. BRUENING, MARY JANE — Cam., Home Eco- nomics, Homeroom Sec, Project 2. BUCHNER. DOROTHY — Cam.. Project 2. Allen Club, Music Club. Choir Programs. PAGE 20 BUCHTA, MARY JOAN — Cam., Projects i-2-3-4, Allen. Orient, Mercury, Office Monitor. BUGALSKI. BETTY— Projects 1-2, Cam., Music Club, Cue Club. SIcits. Operetta, Foreign Lan- guage Club, Choir. Homeroom Study Board. BURZCZEWSKI, DELORES- Club, Cam.. Choir. - Projects I -2, Music BURG, CONSTANCE LAVERNE — Cam. BUSALACCHI PATRICIA— Music Club. Ticket Salesman, G.A.A., Foreign Language Club. Projects 1-3-4, Cam.. Orient, Allen Club, Study Hall Board. Assistant Study Hall Chairman, Sen. Ed. Merc. Annual. Science CI. Auditorium Prog. CAIN, ARLEEN — Home Economics Club. Project I. CANFIELD, LYNN RHETA — Cam., Allen, Projects 1-2-3. G.A.A. CARPENTIER, KENNETH- sle CHESTER, FRED — Cavaliers, Projects 2, Office Monitor. Operetta, Music Club, Auditorium Prog. CIRA, MARVIN — Projects 1-2, Cavaliers, Infra- murals. CLARK, JOHN— (No Picture) Project 2, Cava- liers, Foreign Language Club. Intramurals (gym). CLARKE. PRISCILLA — G.A.A.. Cam.. Home room committee for study hall. CLEARY. PETER — Cavaliers. Stage Crew Man- ager. Movie Crew. Science Club, Operetta. CLEMENT!. MARY — Projects 1-2-4. Cam., Music Club, Allen Club. G.A.A. CODY. WAYNE— Tennis, Cheerleader. Audito- rium Prog., Cue Club V.P.. Mercury Monthly. Sophomore Circus. V.P. Freshman Class, Cabinet, Athletic Council. Basketball Mgr., Football, Jr.-Sr. Play. COLLURA, JOAN — Cam., Allen Club. Music Club. Sr. Orchestra, Sr. Band, A. Choir, Projects 2-3, Student Council. Auditorium Prog.. G.A.A., Dance Band. CONNELL. MARILYN - Home Economics, Cam. -Crescent, Allen Club, PAGE 21 CONRAD, GERALDINE — Cam., Sophomore Cir- cus, Auditoriums, Cue Club. Operetta, Cam. Homeroom Representative, Spring Concert. CZARNYSZKA, BEVERLY — Projects 1-3, Student Council, Service Club, Cam., Home Economics, Mercury Monitor. CZARNYSZKA, MARY ANN — Cam.. Home Eco- nomics. Projects 2-4, Football Tickets. CZARNYSZKA, MARY ANN C. — Cam., G.A.A.. Red Cross Representative, Project 2, Mercury Contributor. CZEBOTAR, CECELIA — G.A.A., Cam., Mercury. Project 2. DAKIN, PATRICIA — Cam., Music Club, Allen Club. DEMBOWSKI, JOAN — Music Club, Music Fes- tival. DENISTON. DAVE— Football, Basketball, Track. Cavaliers. Project 2. Homeroom Secretary. DENMAN, JAMES — Music Club, Band Drum- Major, Swimming, Operetta, Cavaliers. DOTY. BEVERLY — Cam., G.A.A., Music Club, Allen Club. Project I. Candy Counter. DOXTATER. BENNETT — Foreign Language Club, Cavaliers. Projects 1-3. Stage Crew, Science Club. DRAZGOWSKI, IRENE— Cam., Foreign Language Vice-President. Projects 1-2, Allen Club, Music Club. PAGE 22 DRYDEN. JAMES — Cavaliers. DUNST, VERA — Projects 1-2-3-4, Study Hall Board, G.A.A., Cam.. Orient. Allen. Foreign Lan- guage. Music Clubs. EDDY. ALBERTA— Photo Club. Projects 1-2. G.A.A., Home Economics. Cam.. Mercury Monthly (Business). EHLERS, KENNETH — Projects 1-2-4. Cavaliers, Football, Basketball. m EHM, KATHLEEN —Cam., Project 2, Foreign Language Club, G.A.A. ERIE, CAROLE — Cam., Project I, Allen, Music Clubs. Choir, Red Cross. FARLEY, MARGARET— Mercury Feature and Club Editors and Secretary, Cue Club Treasurer, Home- room Officer, Forensic Play, Junior-Senior Play-48, All-City Orchestra, Music, Allen Clubs, Cam., Projects 1-2-3-4, March Band. Student Council. FAUST, RITA — Cam., Projects 2-3-4, Homeroom Secretary. FAY, LA VERNE — Track, Football, Basketball. Homeroom President, Cavaliers, Intramurals. FEHRMAN, ARTHUR— (No picture) Football, Basketball, Track, Project 2, Foreign Language. FERBER, HELEN — Cam., Music Club, Projects 2-3, Library Monitor. FOSTER. Basketball EUGENE— (No picture) Project I, Track, Cav- FRALICK, CLAYTON — Cheerleader allers. Prom Publicity. FREEMAN, LOIS— (No picture) Student Council, Library Monitor, Project 3, Science Club. FRITZ, LOIS — Foreign Language Club, Cam. FRYE, KATHERINE— Projects 1-2-3-4, Cam., Allen, Cue, Junior-Senior Play, Homeroom Officer, Art Club President, Science Club, Student Council. FUGARINO. FRANK — Project I, Cavaliers, For- eign Language Club, Basketball, Homeroom Of- ficer, Student Council. GAWIN. JEROME— Project 2-4, Art Club Of- ficer, Homeroom President, Cavaliers, Prom, An- nual Art Editor, Student Council. GEORGE, Track. RICHARD — Cheerleader, Football PAGE 23 GERSHEWSKI. JOHN — Student Council. Mer- cury Monitor, Cavaliers. GERSETH, JOHN — Swimming, Cavaliers. Audito- rium Programs. GERSTEIN, ADRIENNE — Cam.. Foreign Language Club, Orient. Cue, Music Club, Library Monitor, Projects 2-3-4. GIANQUINTO, JOSEPHINE — Gaenslen. GIESE. DONALD— (No Picture) Cavaliers, Proj- ects 1-2-3-4, Football. GILBERT, SUE — Orient, Cam., Allen Club, Music Club, Office Worker, Operetta. GILLEN, KATHARINE — Projects 1-2-3-4, Cam.. Allen Club, Orient, Music Club, Cue Club (Sec- retary), Junior and Senior Play, Mercury Monthly, Office Helper, Served for Senior Supper, Home- room President, Auditoriums. GLISZINSKI, ROBERT— Cavaliers. - Swimming, Football, Cava- GOHR, RICHARD- liers. Projects 2-4. GOODSITT, ROBERT — Cavaliers. Crescent. Swim- ming 3, Homeroom President and Vice-President, Golf 3-4, Basketball 1-2, Football 1-2-3-4, Projects 1-2-3-4. GORECKI, EDWARD — GORSKI, JOE — Cavaliers, Project 2 (Captain), Student Council Representative. GRANDECK, BARBARA — Cam., Projects 2-3-4. Assistant Chairman, Choir, Chorus, Operetta. Red Cross Representative, Student Council Auditorium Programs. . I PAGE 24 GRANNIS. JOSEPH — Projects 1-2-3-4, Intramural Sports, Tennis, Library Monitor, Study Hall Board Secretary, Orient President. Cue Club. Cavaliers. Service. Mercury Aud. Editor. Junior National Honor, State Forensic Contest, Cabinet. SRESORSKI. WALTER — Homeroom President. Football. Cavaliers Secretary, Crescent, Music Club. Proiects 2-4, Student Council. Basketball. Track. GRIEB. MARY — Projects 3-4, Foreign Language Secretary. G.A.A.. Science. Cue. Allen. Art Clubs. Homeroom Secretary, Cam.. Orient, Red Cross Representative, Counselor ' s Secretary. GROBARCHIK, JANICE — Cam.. Foreign Lan- guage Club, Music Club, All-ln-One Monitor, Red Cross Representative. Homeroom Secretary. Art Ciub. Mercury Monitor. GROHOLSKI, FERDINAND— Cavaliers. Projects 2-3-4. Homeroom President. HAENSEL. PETER — Cavaliers. Senior Band, Golf, Crescent, Homeroom Study Hall Board. HANIN. EDWARD — Track. Cross Country. Proj- ects 1-2-3-4, Cavaliers. Office Helper, Service Club. HARKINS. PATRICIA — Allen Club. Homeroom Officer, Projects 1-2-3, G.A.A.. Music Club. HEATH. GAYLE— Projects 2-3-4. Cam.. Science Club President, Music Club, Allen Club President. Photo Club Cabinet. Movie Crev . HEIDT. JOHN — Student Council. Music Club. Cue. Cavaliers, Orient. Music Librarian. Audito- rium Programs, Music Quartets, All-City Orchestra, Pageant Orchestra. Mercury Articles. Counselor ' s Secretary, Projects 1-2. HERMANN. RALPH— (No Picture) Swimming. HEYER. NANCY — Projects 1-2-3-4. Music Club Secretary-Treasurer, Cam.. G.A.A., Operetta. Serv- ice Club, Choir, All-City Orchestra, Junior Red Cross. HOFFMAN. LUCILLE — Cam.. Project 2. HOGAN, JEANNINE — Cam.. Allen Club. Music Club, G.A.A., Project 2. HUMBLE, CHARLES — Art Club, Cavaliers, Science Club, Projects 1-4. HUMMEL. MARY ELLEN — Projects 1-2-3-4. Cam.. G.A.A.. Infirmary Monitor. Office Monitor. HURM, MARY CATHERINE — Cam., Projects 2-3. PAGE 25 HUSTON. FRANK — Proiects 3-4, Orient, Cava- liers, Music Club, Prom Committee, Usher, Mer- cury Monthly and Annual Business Manager. JANKOWSKI, RICHARD — Cavaliers, Vice-Presi- dent Homeroom, Football, Basketball. JANIKOWSKI, ROBERT — Cavaliers, Homeroom Treasurer, Foreign Language Club, Projects 3-4, Intramural Volleyball, Football Ticket Salesman. JEANPIERRE, THOMAS — Football, Cavaliers, In- tramural Basketball, Cartoons. JESMER, CELINE— Projects 1-2-3-4, Cam., Music Club, Foreign Language, G.A.A., All-City Orches- tra, Office Monitor, Homeroom Officer. String Trio, Spring Concert, Pageant Orchestra. JAHN, GORDON — Proiects 1-2-3, Cavaliers, Mu- sic Club. Foreign Language Club. JOHNSON, RITA — Cam.. Projects 1-2, Art Club. JONES, BETTY — Cam., Orient, G.A.A., Secretary Homeroom, Prom and Football Hop Decorations, Projects 1-2-3-4, Allen, Art, and Science Clubs. Cartoons. J KAMPS, CHARLES — Cavaliers. KAMUCHEY, EVERETT — Football, Basketball, Track, Cavaliers, Projects 1-3-4, Homeroom President. KANT, RALPH — Football, Swimming, Track, Proj- ects 1-2-4, Cavaliers. KAROLCZAK. PATRICIA — Cam.. Cue Club. Projects 1-2, G.A.A. PAGE 26 KATZENMAIER, MARTIN — Cavaliers. KAUDY, MARY ANNE — Projects 3-4, Allen Club Vice-President, Cam., Orient, Science Club, Stu- dent Council, Library Monitor, Mercury Exchange Clerk, Prom Decorations, G.A.A., Auditorium Programs. KELLER, MARILYN — Crescent, Music Club, Prel- ects 1-2, G.A.A., Cam,, Service Club, Foreign Language Club. KINNEY, RAY — Marching Band, Cavaliers, Proj- ects 1-2, Library Monitor, Homeroom Secretary. KIRK, BEBE SUE — Cam., G.A.A., A Cappella Choir, Music Club, All-in-one Monitor (4 years). Mercury Monitor. Projects 1-2-3-4. KIRKBRIDE, LYNN — Allen, Cue Clubs, Orient, Homeroom President, Laboratory Technician, Cam., All City Choir. KIRSCH, LOIS — Cam. KISSLING, MARY — Cam., Allen, Art Clubs, Orient, Projects 2-3-4, Homeroom Vice-President, Music Club, Mercury Assistant Business Manager. KIVISTO, FLORENCE — Cam., Projects 2-3.4, Home Economics, Orient, Foreign Language Clubs Office Help, G.A.A., Assistant Chairman. KNIAZ, BARBARA — Projects 1-2-4, Crescent, Golf and Basketball Secretary. KLEEBERG, WALTER — Projects 1-2. KNOLL, ROBERT — Cavaliers, Project 2. KOESKE, JEROME — Football, Cavaliers, Projects 1-2-3, Movie Crev . Service Club, Intramurals, Homeroom President. KOMLODI, GEORGE — Football, Projects 1-2, Cavaliers, Track. KOSIDOWSKI, RONALD — Cavaliers, Projects 1-2, Movie Crew. KOSS, DIANE — Cam.. Foreign Language, Music, Art Clubs, Project 2, Mercury Cartoons. PAGE 27 KOZAK, ELEANORE — Cam., Foreign Language Club. Projects 1-2. G.A.A., Home Economics Club. KOZENIECKI, ANTHONY — Cavaliers, Project- I, Intramural Baseball and Volleyball. KOZLOWSKI, MARIAN — Cam., Orient, Car- toons for the Mercury, Project 2. KRISTIAN, JERRY — Radio, Stage Crews, Projects 1-2-3-4, Junior-Senior Piay, Study Mali Chairman. Orient Treasurer, Cue, Photo, Science Clubs, Cava- liers, Prom Decorations, Operetta, Assistant Study Hall Chairman, Student Council. KROMENAKER, MARJORIE— Home Ec. Foreign Language Clubs, Cam., Projects 2-3. KROPP, DANIEL— Projects 1-2, Cavaliers, Foot- ball, Track, Basketball. KRUS, PATRICIA — Ass ' t Chairman, Projects 3-4. Foreign Language Club, Operetta, Homeroom Officer. Cam., Auditorium Program. KRUMRAI, GORDON — Cavaliers, Intramurals, Homeroom President, Project 2, KUHLMAN, DON — Photo Club, Cavaliers. KUGLER, MARILYN— Cam., G.A.A., Project 2. KURKEREWICZ, WALTER — KUSTELSKI, ROSALIE — Music, Allen Clubs, Homeroom Secretary, Cam., G.A.A., Projects 1-2. PAGE 28 . LANG. LOIS — Cam., Allen Club. Music Club. Homeroom Secretary, Marching Band. Projects 1-2. LANGFORD, JOHN — Football, Basketball, Track, Music Club President. Cavaliers. Project I. Oper- etta, President All City Band. LA ROSE. JIM— (No picture) Football Tickets, Projects 1-2. Foreign Language Club, Cavaliers, Photo Club. Prom Decorations. LARSSEN, JOAN — Projects 1-2-3, Science Club Secretary, Cam.. Orient. Service Club. LEPGOLD. BERDIE — Crescent, Cam.. Cue Club, Allen Club, Student Council, Mercury Monthly Staff. Service Club. G.A.A.. Prom Decorations. LILHAMMER, LORRAINE — LONSKI. SHIRLEY — Cam.. Art Club. LUBECK, JAMES — Football, Cavaliers, Science Club, Basketball. Foreign Language Club, Home- room Offices. Prom Committee. Track, Representative. Projects 1-2-3-4. Cavalie LUKE. PAUL— Football, Basketball. Golf, Project I, Cavaliers, Photo Club, Intramurals. Cavalier Representative, Red Cross Representative. Student Council. LUKOWSKI, NANCY— Projects 1-2, Cam. MACIEJEWSKI, PATRICIA — Cam., Projects 1-2. G.A.A. MAJESKE. DOLORES— Project 2. Music Club, Allen Club. Cam., Foreign Language Club. MALLIN, SANFORD — Cavaliers, Projects 2-3-4, Orient President. Intramurals, Cabinet, Editor-in- Chief Mercury Annual. Mercury Monthly, Ushers, Ticket Salesman. Stage Crew, Swimming, Audito- rium Programs, Junior National Honor Society, Assistant Chairman. MALONE, CHARLOTTE — Office Monitor, Cam., Allen, Art, Music, Foreign Language Clubs, Proj- ects 1-2-3-4, Library Monitor, Student Council, Homeroom Study Hall Committee. Orient. MALMAROWSKI, DOLORES — G.A.A. , Student Council. Infirmary Monitor, Library Monitor. Cam.. Home Economics Club, Projects 1-3. Red Cross Representative. MANERA, MARIA— (No Picture) Project 2. MARCELL, GENE — Cavaliers Representative, Project I, Basketball. Swimming. MARKOWSKI, ELIZABETH — Project I, Home Economics Club, Cam., Homeroom Monitor. MASSING, MARILYN — Home Economics Club G.A.A., Cam., Projects 2-3, Basketball. MATHEWIG, MARLENE — Gaenslen. MATYASZ, SHIRLEY — Cam., Project 2, Home- room Vice-President, Audio-Visual Ed. Typist. MAYER, RUDY — Cavaliers, Captain of Swimming Team, Athletic Council. McAllister, TOM — Football, Track, Cavaliers, Project 2. McCarthy, bill— Cavaliers, Project 4, Cross Country. Track, Junior Class President, Homeroom Officer, All City Orchestra, Band, Operetta. MESSAR, RICHARD — Projects 1-4, Cavaliers, Mercury Monthly (Cartoon Editor), Swimming, Intramurals, Movie Crew, Prom Committee, Home- room Study Hall Committee. METZELFELD, HOWARD — Stage Manager, Cava- liers, Swimming. MICHELIS, RICHARD— Projects 1-2-3-4, Cava- liers, Cue Club, Music Club, Office Monitor, Band. MILES, BETTY — Allen Club, Cue Club, Cam. MILLARD, MARY MARILYN — Cam., Class Proj- ects 1-2-3, All-in-One Monitor, Annual Monitor, President of Homeroom, Student Council. MILLER, NANCY — Projects 1-2-3-4, Orient, Science Club (Secretary), Cam., Allen Club, Mer- cury Monthly (Secretary), Student Council, Mer- cury Monitor, Cue Club. PAGE 30 MORGAN, EDWARD — Football. Track, Home- roo-n President, Cavaliers. MOSHER, DON — Cavaliers, Photo Club, Orient, Football, Intramurals, Projects 1-2-3, Golf. MOZETIC, GERRY— Cam., Music Club, G.A.A., Projects 1-2-3, Homeroom Secretary, Cam., Home- room Leader. Mercury Monitor, Homeroom Com- mittee for Study Hall. MURRAY, JOANNE — Cam., Homeroom Secre- tary. Projects 1-2. MURRAY, ROSEMARY — Cam., Homeroom Of- fices, G.A.A., Music, Science and Home Economic Clubs. MYSZKA, DON — Cavaliers, Intramurals, Ticket- Taker. NACZEK. NANCY — Cam., Auditorium Programs. 4 l C - NARLOCH, DONALD— (No picture) Student Council, Foreign Language Club, Cavaliers, Pro;ect I, Intramurals. NERBUN, FRANCIS — Project 2, Cavaliers, Ticket Sales. NISSINBAUM, ROCHELLE — Cam. NUSHART, NEAL — Cavalier, Movie Crew, Key Room, Basketball. NYCZ. DOLORES — Project I, Cam., Hall Patrol Foreign Language Club. ODEAN. JANET — Cam.. Music Club, Allen Club Projects 2-3-4, Home Economics (President), Home- room Secretary. OSMANSKI, JOSEPH Project I. Cavaliers. Photo Club, -- n ..(f AMt PALMER. KATHLEEN— Cam. PAHERSON, BRUCE — Cavaliers, Music Club. Football, Marching Band, Project I. PAULY, CLARENCE — Cavaliers, Marching Band. PAGE 31 PELLOW, NATHALIE — Cam., Allen Club, Proj- ect 2, PETERSEN, CAROL — Cam. PETERSON, LARAINE — Cam. PETERSON, LUCILLE — Cam. PFEIL, JOAN — Project 1-2, Cam., Home Econom- ics Club. PHILLIPS, BEVERLY — Cam., Project 1-2, Home Economics Club, Music Club. PIOTROWSKI, LORETTA— Project 2, Cam. PLACEK, LOIS — Cam., Project 2-3. Home Eco- nomics Club. POKER, ELIZABETH — Project 1-2, Cam., Mercury Monthly. PRENDERGAST, JAMES— (No picture) Proj. I- 2-3-4, Ass ' t Chairman, Pres. Orient, Golf, Ass ' t Mgr. Stage Crew. PRZYBYLA, JOHN— Cavaliers, Project 2, Home Room President, Intramurals. REHN, DONNA— Project 2. Cam. RELLIN, ROBERT— Projects 1-2-3-4, Foreign Lan- guage Club, Music Club, Cavaliers, Orient. PAGE 32 RENAUD, JACK — Crescent. Project 4, Cavaliers. Track. Home Room President. RENK, PATRICIA — Cam. RESCH, BARBARA— Project 2, Allen Club, Can Music Club. Mercury Monthly. RICHARDS. WILLIAM Operetta. Cavaliers. Auditorium, RINGWELSKI. WAYNE Track. Project 2, Cavaliers. RIORDAN. DENNIS — Cavaliers, Project 2, Home- room President. Student-Council. ROTHENHOEFER. JERRY — Cavaliers, Basektball. FaK .gTi ' ' ii : ROJEWSKI, DOROTHY— Project 2, Choir. ROKICKI, VIRGIL — Cavaliers. Projects 2-3-4. Service Club, Student-Council, Office Monitor, Library Monitor. RUSSELL, IRENE — Operetta, Cam. SADOWSKI. TED — Cavaliers, Football, Track. SALIGER, JEROME — Cavaliers. SANFILIPPO, PETER — Track. Cavaliers. Football. SANTILLI, ELMINA — Cam. SAPIRO. LEWIS— Projects 1-2-3-4, Tennis, Cava- liers, Student Council. Usher, Bike Licenses, Audi- torium Programs. SCHANOWSKI, DONALD — Cavaliers, Projects I- 2, Track. Football. Operetta, Homeroom Vice- president. PAGE 33 SCHARDT, ARLIE — Editor - in - Chief Mercury Monthly, Captain of Swimnning Team, Tennis. Car- toons, Proiects 1-2-4. Cue Club. Cavaliers, Home- room Officer, Orient Vice-President, Junior-SeniiDr Play, Assistant Chairman, Usher, Auditorium Skits, Ticket Salesman. SCHMIDT. MILDRED — Cam., Music Club. Proi- ects 2-3. G.A.A., Student Council, SCHWANKE. ARLENE — Allen Club. G.A.A.. Cam.. Homeroom Study Hall Board, Project 2. SCHWEITZER. DONALD — Project 3. Cavaliers. Skits. SEDER. MARLENE — Cam., Home Economics Club. SEIFERT, CHARLOTTE — Cam., Projects 1-2, Red Cross Monitor. SEVERSON. DOROTHY— Gaenslen. SHEELEY, TOM — Cavaliers. SHEPARD, GILBERT — Football, Track. Project 2. Cue Club, Crescent. Cheerleader. Homeroom President, Mercury. SHEPARD, PATRICIA— Project I, Art Club, Cam. SHINNERS. PATRICIA — Music Club, Cam., Science Club. G.A.A., Home Economics Club. SHEW, TED — Cavaliers, Football. Homeroom Monitor. PAGE 34 SIESNER, CHARMION — Proiects 1-2-3.4, Allen Club, Cam., Service Club, Student Council, Music Club. SKULAN, TOM — Photo Club, Cavaliers, Tract. Stage Crew, Cross-Country, Football, Assistant- Chairman, Projects 3-4. SMITH, NORMA — Projects 1-2-3-4, Orient, For- eign Language, Allen, Music Clubs, Student Council, Choir, Mercury Monthly. SMIRL, GERALD — Cavaliers, Student Council. Proiects 1-2. Football. Forensics. Cue Club. SPANGLER, WILLIAM — Gaenslen. SPAH. LINDA — Projects 1-2-3, Monitor, Cam., Home Economics Club. Ticket Sales. STAHL, DORIS — Vice-President, Art Club. Allen Club, Music Club. Projects 1-2-3. Cam.. G.A.A.. Student Council. Itmiik STANZEK, MARY JANE — Projects 1-2-4, Cam., Student Council, Home Economics Club. STIEBER, GLORIA — Cam. STOPPE. SHIRLEY — Foreign Language Club, Orient, Allen Club, Student Council, Cam. STREGE, RICHARD— Project 2. Cavaliers. STRELECKI, JEROME — Cavaliers. Photo Club. STRIKE. DIANE — Cue, Allen, Music Clubs, Proj- ects 1-2-3-4, Student Council, Home Economics Club. SWERZINSKI MARCELLA — Cam.. Music Club. Marching Ban d, Stuoen Council, Project 2. TABASKA, DONALD — Cavaliers Intramura s. TARANTINO SAM — Football. Cavaliers, Intra- murals. PAGE 35 TESSENDORF, MARION — Cam., Allen Club. Foreign Language Club, Projects 2. THEISEN, DONALD — Cavaliers, Track, Football, Project 4, Wrestling. TOTH, ANDREW— Projects 1-2, Swimming, Cava- liers. TRAPP, GERALD W.— Projects 1-2-3-4, Mercury (Assistant Editor), Cavaliers (Treasurer), Swim- ming, Football, Tennis Intramurals, Orient, Student Council, Ticket Salesman, Mercury Annual. TRESTRAIL, JUNE — Cam., Allen, Music, Photo Clubs, Projects 1-2. TRETOW, ARMIN — Projects 1-2-4. Stage Cue Club, Cavaliers, Football, Operetta, Intramurals, Ticket Sales, Wrestling. TRIPOLI, JOSEPH 1-2. Crew, Skits, TRUSS, JOSEPH — Cavaliers Basketball. Football, Cavaliers, Projects B Football and TURECK, RUTH— (No Picture) Cue Club, Junior- Senior Play, Prom Decorations. TUROWSKI, ROMELLE — Projects 1-2-3-4, Cam., Home Economics, Music Club, Football Salesman, Candy Counter, Orient, Junior Red Cross Secre- tary, Office Monitor, Service Club, Homeroom Study Hall Board, Homeroom Treasurer. TUYLS, ROSEMARY — Cam. UEBERFLUSS, MARGARET — Cam., Projects 1-2- 3-4, G.A.A. UECKE. GEORGE — Cavaliers. PAGE ik VALLEE, JAMES — Cavaliers, Projects 1-2-4, Swim- ming, Golf Ticket Sales. VAN DERSLICE, RUTH — Project 2, Art Club, Music Club, Cam., Secretary-Treasurer of Junior Class, Secretary of Homeroom, Student Council. VEBBER, BERNICE — Foreign Language Club, Cam. WALICKI, HELEN — Project 2, Cam. WALSH, ALYCE — Cam., Projects 1-2-3, G.A.A., Senior Supper, Allen Club. WARNER, JOHN — Cavaliers, Orient, Swimming, Football, Service Club, Cabinet, Projects 2-3, Homeroom President, Red Cross Homeroom Rep- resentative. WEBER, RICHARD — Homeroom President, Proj- ects 1-2-3, Treasurer of Foreign Language Club, Fresh-Soph Football, Cue Club, Crescent, Orient, Ticket Seller, Cavaliers, Intramurals. WHITCOMB, LEE— Cavaliers, Orient, Crescent, Music Club, Projects 1-4, Ass ' t Study Hall Chair- man, Cross Country, Track, Basketball, Auditorium Programs, Homeroom President, Homeroom Study Hall Board. WIEN, BERNADINE — Cam., Chorus. WILLIS. HAROLD— Intramural Basketball, Cava- liers, Projects 1-2. WILLMAN, LEONE— (No picture) Study Hall Chairman, Projects 1-2-3-4, Cue, Music, Home Ec. Clubs, Cam., Student Council, Red Cross Rep. WINTER, MARGARET — Projects 1-2-3-4, Art Club President and Secretary, Homeroom Secre- tary, Allen Club, Interclub Representative, Orient, Home Ec, Music Club, Cam., Prom Decorations, Pigtail Day Program, Representative to Gaenslen School, G.A.A. WITTMAN, JAMES— (No picture) Track I, Hers, Intramurals. Ca WITTMANN, JOAN Cam., Crescent Club. -Art Club, Music Club, WOJTKIEWICZ, Project 2. BERNICE — Cam., Art Club, WOLLER, CHARLES — Intramural Basektball Cavaliers, Projects 1-2. WOLTER, SHIRLEY— Music Club, Project 2. WRONSKI Council. NORMAN — Cavaliers, Student PAGE 37 WUSSOW. KATHLEEN — Cam., Allen, Home Ec, Music Clubs, G.A.A., Projects 2-3. WYSOCKI, ROSE ANN — Projects 1-3-4, Cam., Homeroom Officer, Cue Club, Music Club, Li- brary Monitor, Student Council, Allen Club, Orient, Ass ' t Study Hall Chairman, Homeroom Study Hall Board, Auditorium Programs. YEHLE, JUDY — Infirmary Monitor, Cue Club, Allen Club, Orient, Cam., Projects 1-2-3-4, Student Council. ZAMKA, GEORGE- aliers. ZANONI, ATTILIO — Cross Country, Cavaliers, President of Student Council, Band Secretary- Treasurer, Operetta, Cabinet. ZDROJEWSKI, DAVID S. — Cavaliers. ZEROMSKI, BEVERLY — Music Club, Cam., Proj- ect 2, G.A.A., Choir and Chorus, Sophomore Circus. ZIARNIAK, JOYCE — Cam., Project 2. ZIEHR, BETTY MAE — Cam., Music Club, A Cap- pella Choir, Operetta, Home Economics Club. Cue Club, G.A.A., Music Festival. ZIMPRICH, GUSTAVE — Cavaliers, Music Club. Band, Project I. PAGE 38 : CRYSTAL BALL ON December 10, the February graduating class of 1950 sponsored Riverside ' s first winter prom, the Crystal Ball. The purpose of the prom was to raise money for the Mercury Annual. The combined boys ' and girls ' gyms were crowded with dancing couples. This huge success was due largely to the enthusiasm of the February class. The Crystal Ball lived up to all expectations and offered a grand night of fun beneath the icicles hung from the ceiling. For the first time, also, the Court of hlonor was composed of representatives from each class. The Queen and King were elected from the February class. Queen — Charlotte Wei.ssbrodt King — George Kuhagen Princess — Jeannlne Hogan Prince — Ed Morgan Lady — Sue LIghtbody Lord — Jim Anderson Duchess — Thelma Fuller Duke — Tom Balistreri PAGE 3? HONORS These honors were announced too late to have pictures included in the annual. Elected to National Honor Society — June, 1950 BRAUN, BERTON BUCHTA, MARY JOAN CODY. WAYNE DUNST, VERA FARLEY, MARGERET FRYE. KATHERINE SERSTEIN, ADRIENNE GILLEN, KATHERINE GRIEB, MARY HANIN, EDWARD HEATH, GAYLE HEYER, NANCY HUSTON, FRANK JESMER, CELINE KAUDY, MARY KIVISTO. FLORENCE kristian, jerome krug, patsie malone, charlotte McCarthy, william never, carol never, lois odean, janet rellin, robert rokicki, virgil schardt, arlie siegner, charmion trapp, gerald turowski, romelle willman, leone yehle, judith Members of Junior Class Elected in June BILLINGS, DOTTIE COLBERG, JAMES KNUDSEN, KAY 1950 TEGTMEYER. GAMBER WILLIAMS. AUDREY Service Award BERLING. ALIDA GREGORSKI, WALTER GOODSITT, ROBERT INDA, WILLIAM JONES, BETTY LANGFORD, JOHN MILLER, NANCY MORGAN, EDWARD SMITH, NORMA STRIKE, DIANE WHITCOMB, LEE WINTER, MARGARET WYSOCKI, ROSEANN Scholarship Award BARWICK, NANCY MOSHER, DONALD PAGE 40 HONORS National Honor Society, Jan., 1950 — Top picture: Back row — Jim Manschot, Adrienne Schmidt, Bob Jarasek, Gail Jacobs, Bill Krieger Front row — Mary Brjnow, Vera Gurit, Joan Waraxa, Lillian Neumann. Service Award, Jan., 1950 — Center picture — June Thompson, Lois Burns. Lolita Lage, Bill Lazinski, Pat Kerns, Clyde Street, Dominic Sanfelippo: Jan., 1950, Scholarship Award — Colleen Wilson. National Honor Society, June, 1949 — Bottom picture: Back row — Sandy Mallin, John Heidt, Tom Skulan, Tom Suits. Front row — Joe Grannis, Gerry Ball, Loretta Becker, Marianne Bezella. PAGE 41 SENIOR : ' CASUALS PAGE 43 SECTION 3 PAGE 44  . • FRESHMAN SOPHOMORE JUNIOR SENIOR I s 409 — 12B First Row — Bill Kuech. Ronald KoeppI, Bill Cords, Tom Franlcen, Chris Ben+on. Second Row — Rea D ' Amore, Mary Musarra. Theresa Libeclcl. Marlene Cebrowskl. Third Row — Millie Kuehn, Janice Atsch, Jane Tralongo, Marlene Sadowski, Barbara Kind. Fourth Row — Rita Willce. Margarete Fritzke, Nancy hloutlng. Diane Kasser, Lewis Saplro. Fifth Row — John Mertz, Tom Roberts, Jim Prendergast. Dick Hayden, Frank Scaffidi. Tom Skulan, Jerry Kristlan. Russell Bressler. 229 — 12B First Row — Mary Louise WInnemore, Carol Borchardt. Joan Zar- well, Ruth Wiebe. Second Row — Pat Boldwan, Nina Lazzaro, Marilyn Koch. Third Row — Dorothea Jueschke, Jean Ulatowskl, June Voelz, Arlene Kachel. Fourth Row — Robert Armstrong, Robert Krewson, Tom Barrett, William Rice, Eddie Holcomb. Fifth Row ' — -Dan Hauke, Ronald Schram, Ralph Hostetler, Jim Barnes, Earl Ryan, Wesley Hass. 203 — 12B First Row — Verlin Johnson Wllllarn ,Tyczynski, Sandy Mirasola. Dino Glacomini, Howard Bach. Second Row- — Lillian Pedrotti, Alice Pack, Mary Anastasi, Helen Welch. A-. r -:= .-._S x ' ' ' Third Row — La Donna Browrn, (Ben Herlache, Jeanne Scheller, Mary Rosman. Patti Wettsteln. Fourth Row — Tom Suits, Kenneth Best, Jane Rasmussen, Tom Ploetz. Fifth Row — Oliver Haase, Donald Hilt, Sal Clanclola, Tom O ' Brien, Jim Murray. 423 — 11A First Row — Allen Bach, Danny Blicharz, Phillip A ' Brams. Carol Leverson, Richard Weissbrodt, Bob Kropp, John Rabener. Second Row — Nancy Osowski, Caroline Redzinski, Emily Bleyer, Beatrice Stenzel, Bette Adams, Susan Leslie. Delores Barth. Third Row — Arthur Seeger, Jack Larscheid. Irene Nowakowski, Patricia Robinson, Evelyn Kaminskl. Maxlne Moore, Rosalie Schifano, Judy Zeunert, John Knuth, Jim Sokolowskl. Fourth Row — Eugene Snow, Edward Schneider, Harold D. Ash, Gerdy Oetzmann, Frederick Hart, Joe Celoni, Wallace Millard. Fifth Row — Robert Hertz, John Donovan, John Fishback, Ronald Seiky, Dan Coakley, Mark Brickman, John Maggelet, Eric Decker. PAGE 46 404 — 11A First Row — Vivian Johnson, Audrey Williams, Jean Knippel, Mary Puccio, Joanne Naparia, Lois Koch. Second Row — Janet Jones, Patricia Hurm. Joyce Hale. Rachel Baron, Joanne Bowen. Third Row — Lynn Phanco, Lorraine Warzinski, Louise Urbach, Loretta Jankowsiti, Nancy Dubln, Virginia Orcholsiti, Fourth Row — V alter Rybacici, Ray Kosnnider. Barbara Kleats, Alvin Kemnitz. Pat England. Shirley Fitzpatricic. Robert Geske. Fifth Row — Bob Hintz, Gene Sheldorf Gamber Tegtmeyer. Tom Staniszewski. Donald Kristiansen. Curt Koch, Jim Fleming, Jerome Skiba. 322 — 11A First Row — Eiroy Brzycki, Nancy Jarasek, Beverly Olson, Sue Mack, Marcia Clark, Richard Shon, Ronald Knickelbine. Second Row — Barbara Greig, Ann Morgan, Jane Kortebein, Barbara Price, Mary Crippen, Dorothy Repinski. Third Row — Patty Kreiman, Donald Wyderka, Ted Sardina, Fred Wiegand, Lester Erdmann, Jack Werner, Rosemary Crain. Fourth Row — John Rynders, Joan Jacobsen, Patricia Mrozek, Ronald Bandurski, Dick Dybul. Carol Kopack, Ruth Grudnowski, Roger Maegli. Fifth Row — Joseph Spahr, Arnold Kettler, Dave Pavlak. Gene Kosidowski. James Wert. Ralph Stanislawski. Wayne Schroeder. Ralph Blount, Fred Lander. 301 — 11A First Row — Rosemary Maclejewski, Lucille Schultz, Caria Czerwinski, Audrey Kniech. Beverly Krueger, Mary Ann Schuiist. Second Row — Donna Zaferos, Janice Prince, Dolores Stasinopoulos. Joyce Brumm. Rita Repinski, Betty Leum. Third Row — Margaret Ryterske, Jean Donnelly, Marilyn Burden, Jane Wall, Esther Bojar, Charlotte Fuller, Carol Merckel. Fourth Row — Jeannine LeBeau, Jerry O ' Neil, Carole Beckman. Marion Simasko, Karen Ellingson, Roger hlarrington, Ronald Lehn. Fifth Row — Jack Kehoe, John Perszyk, David Nadolski, Warren Sutherland. John Fishbach, Louie Lalli. Rich Brzycki, Jack Dordel. 233 — 11A First Row — Anthony Balistreri, Arlene Straszewski, Jeanette Bal- chuck, Marion Holzhauer, Barnadine Lathrop, Lucy Wanta, Tom Geerdts. Second Row — Margaret Schmitz, Betty Ann Kozik, Janie Trainor, Mary Tripoli. Dolores Kolinski, Nancy Patterson, Third Row — Dick Rusch, Helen Kleppin, Judy Lewis, Helen Rucinski, Carmella Aliuo, Elaine Werra, Betty Kujawskl, Edith Sierlecki, Robert Pommer. Fourth Row — Edward Repinski. Wayne Case, Clarence Nelson, Audrey Banaszak, Carol Sprester. Shirley Pastoret. Robert Boehm, Jay Soley. Fifth Row — John McDonald, Louie Sapiro. James Spllger, Delbert Moyer, Gary Morgenstern, Dan Fransee, Robert Cowie. Jack Kehoe. PAGE 47 222 — 11 A First Row — Donald Rasch, Josephine Mollica, Goldie Karagunis, Connie Warsh, Jerome Wachnlak, Kenneth Krall. . Second Row — Patricia Lewandowska, Joanne Bruelke, Nancy Lawrie, Judith Candler. Eileen Koch. Third Row — Dolly Snyder. Carol Anderson, Nancy Hermes, Jacque- line Worgull, Lois Antoseske. Carole Stock. Fourth Row — Susie Pain. Robert Simeone. David Schoenbaum, Joan Ladwlg, Gino Frinzi, James Pochert, Mary Kowalewski. Fifth Row — Armin Engelmann, Kenneth Janikowskl. Donald Fox, Sidley Sercombe. James Shambeau, Richard Friberg, James Colberg. Donald Forrester, Edward Maleski. 218 — 11A First Row — Terry Osmanski. Pat Johnson. Lois Plerner. Gloria Novotny, Shirley Mae Weber. Marge Voss, Mary Ann Kroening. Second Row — Beverly Schick, Ann Campanile, Geraldine Pickarski. Nancy Barrett, Mary Schmidt. Gerry Juskowiak. Third Row— Carol Milkowski. Donna Watzka. Lillian TeWinkle. Lorraine Zakrzewska. Kay Knudson. Barbara Hanauer, Florence Kroening. Fourth Row — Sally Van Cleef, Claud Thompson, Tom Geerdts, Tony Balistreri. Felix Pulgram, Aurelia Slominski. Fifth Row — Ed Lensby, Bob Kropp, Bob Tetzlatf, Nan McFarlin, Nancy Dunbar, Norbert Kotas, Thomas Laszewski. Dale Watzka, Tom Roberts. 204 — 11A First Row — Eileen Darpinski, Shirley Majeske. Lucretia Wood, Nancy Carini, Joyce Connell. Joan Fox. Carol Stoltmann. Second Row — Agnes Snyder. Arlene Szewczyk. Charmaine Radtke. Janet Okruszynski, Edith Stefka, Dotty Billings. Third Row — Margie Miskewlcz. Roselyn Romano. Marie Piotrowski, Polly Barnett, Joyce Triggs, Ruth Doering. Barbara Klrcher. Fourth Row — Bob Foti. Robert Barry, Joe Kozeniecki. Ken Pollack. Ronald Volem, Frank Worzala, Wayne McAllister, Charles Schroeder. Fifth Row — Gary Cramer. Bruce Brander. John Herman. Donald LePine. Allen Prange, Dale CoField, Thomas Brown. 422 — 11B First Row — Ray Mortag, Carol llgner, Mamie Tocco. Dawn Wegner, Pat Burke. Jerry Wahlen. Second Row — Josephine Tontinella, Nancy Wilson. Norene Mc- Dougall. Carole Sante, Ann Marie Felix. Third Row — Maxine Chad d, June Grabowski, Barbara Eder, Ardith Rehn, Beverly Koch. Fourth Row — Dick Meyer, Ronald Bloomer, Werner Niggemeier, Keith Burgess, Richard Malzahn, John Sutherland. Fifth Row — Michael Peltin, Donald G. Stahl, Tom Bentley, Donald Schroeder, John Lee, Robert Wolter, John Ksicinskl. PAGE 405 — 1 1 B First Row — Genevieve Zien, Betty Goessner. Jean Hoff. Sylvia Biaszkowsiti, Carole Kosterman, Carol Laumann. Second Row — Patricia Nerad, Marlon Feichtmeier, Dene Soter- opoulos, Donna Schoen, Arlene Konlecki. Third Row — Carol Winter, Katharine Stuller, Elaine Roth, Priscilla Barton. Fourth Row — Lee W. Kluczinske, Carol Walker, Joanne Wussow, Robert Brotherhood, Clarence Guddeck. Fifth Row — Dick Petersen, Gibson hlarris, Peter Tibbs, Malcolm Strauss, Allan Plato, Ralph Roselll, Guenther Machol. 224 — 11B First Row — Richard Marine, Victor Mistele, Daniel hHoenigke, Glenn Schmitt, Albert Mueller. Seymour Rosefelt. Second Row — Joyce Taylor, Ruth Gardner, Marlene Storey, Colleen DeVoy, Betty Recht. Third Row — Carol Waidelich, Angela Stamos, Joyce Rosynek, Maureen Prendergast. Janet James, Donald Ferber. Fourth Row — Beverly Baranowski, Jeanette Uecker. Joyce Lorentz, Robert Kohn, Barbara Harpke, Jacquie Wilets, Beverly Lusty. Fifth Row — Dan Sobecki, William Wurster, Ned Petersen, Richard Broslg, Jean Mitchell. Jack Mueller. 418 — lOA First Row — Ronald Gillespie. Donald Miller, Delbert Wentworth. Donald LIshman. Frank Budzisz, Michael Rieck. Second Row — Helen Wodzynski, Ken Knickelbine, Charles Schultz, Tom Paiser, Bernadette Bolda. Third Row — Marjorie Sprester. Beverly Baxter. Caroline Steffen, Marilyn Olsen. Virginia Petura, Patricia Marx. Fourth Row — Ed Guiney. John Devlin, John Carini, Fred Maxfield, Dick Kunkel. Fifth Row — Robert Gibes, Gary Jackson. Jim Anderson, Arnold Stleve. William Klein. Frank Athey. Fred Szopinski. 416 — 10A First Row — Gertrud rsr Kow — vc7erTruae Berger, Janice Szmania Beverly Wawrzyn. Patricia Ann C; Delores hlackert. )zarnyszka. Patsy Kostka. Second Row — Lucy Winterhalter, Grace Berte, Jacqueline Cifaldl. Bessie Maholias. Jackie Goldberg. Third Row — Jeanne Nelson. Marlys Bruecker, Christina Eastman, Evelyn Horner. Sylvia Koelbl. Dorothy Yankoff. Fourth Row — John Randa. Nancy Nook, Mary Kampschulte, Ronald Giese, Ned Boerner. Robert Mutters, John Czapiewski. Fifth Row — James J. MIreckl, Alvin Paykel. John Turner. Gerald O ' Marro. Rosemarle Kuszewskl, Robert George, LeRoy Barwick. PAGE Al 312 — 10A First Row — Carol Valentine, Katherlne Brown, June Pauly. Carol Kleats, Geraldine Myszewski. Mary Eimon, Susan Young. Second Row — Pat Price, Carol Beaulieu, Clara Campanile, Grace Sanfelippo, Carnnella Fugarlno, Lorna Strang. Third Row — Jim Biermann, Ethel Erdmann. Marlene Bruecker, Joe Bawiec, Audrey Quade, Doreen Anne Murdoch, Jean Barbara Michaels. Fourth Row — Donald Cieslak, Dan Herlache, Harold Spatt, Barbara Holzer, Robert RogalinskI, John Mlnkley, Eugene Newcomb. Fifth Row — John Grzywa, Ronald Gerseth, Bob Booth, Robert Swingle, John Ihlenfeld, Marvin Troka, Gerald Sieren, Bob Kuhl. 306 — 10A First Row — Thomas J. Olson, Audrey Wills, Judy Price, Sue Tracy. Rosalie Fry, Ted Cianciola. Second Row — Rosemary Graziano, Patricia Kaemmerllng, Polly Larscheid, Rose FHanln, Arlene Lukesh. Third Row — Shirley Sominskl, Arlene Bauer, Susanne Joan Bodden, Audrey Polczynski, Donna Kaczmarek. Fourth Row — Jim hiewitt, Robert Alveshire, Stan Zurawski Sammer, James Lob, Kenneth Beczkowskl, Ned Benton. Fifth Row — John Harris, Sylvia Svanoe, Carl Brammer, Murray, Richard Rodney Vrie.sman, Leroy Gerald Spldell. Rieselbach, Tom Burczyk, Ralph Rzeplejewski, 305 — 10A First Row — Jerome Szczepanski, Joan Beals, Patricia Sobczak, Sharon Zoerb, Pauline Buttke, John Wagner. Second Row — Rose Di Fanzo, Carol Osowski, Sylvia Halzel. Susanna LIghtbody, Barbara Lewandowskl. Third Row — Marilyn Burg, Florence Hoffa, Mariane Zakrzewski, Carlene Jorgenson, Diane Fischer, Patricia Brophy. Fourth Row — Edward Menard, Marilyn Ruona, Beverly Peters, Betty Langdon, Carol Helms, John Bonis, Robert Okruszynski. Fifth Row — Dennis Conley, James Frey, James Wrecza, Albert Bathke, James Pokey, Ronald Waraxa, Tom Cleary. 209 — 10A First Row — Lee Taylor, Sue Rasmussen. Pat Leverson, Georgene Claus, Irene Hoff, Thomas Zdrojewskl, John Chere. Second Row — Jo Ann Schroeder, Kathryn Iverson, Arlene Laatsch, Catherine Farley. Judy Patterson, Vivian Blngenhelmer. Third Row — Benjamin Weiss, Robert Kubczak, Annette Wade, Joan Barton, Eunice Rosploch, Paul Havlicek, Henry Drewek. Fourth Row — Art Munz, Lionel Fredqe, Al Mannes, Albert Bond. Jim Halght. Peter Ahl. Fifth Row — Robert Tripp, William Kindt, Leslie Merrlam. Loren Loker, Edward Sobieski. Terence Ochs, Gordon Kolpack. 109 — lOA First Row — Bill Vebber, William Frah Fletcher, Tom Sharp, Gene Cyra. Second Row — Margaret Pytlik, Jeanie Bess Heller, Cannilla Wilson. Third Row — Carole Sowie, Barbara Hoinacki, Carl Cicirello Anderson, Jack Dallman, John O ' Brien. Fourth Row — Arlene Robertson, Jim Price, Warren Elwing, Jeanne Oesterreich, Sandra Paegelow, Ruth Pegenau. Fifth Row — Bill Mack, Hamilton Mason, Donald Jacgue, David Wallesz, Dan Wasilewski, Pete Koss, Clyde Griffith. Margaret Krohn, Sylvia Ruth Mallin, Beverly Ken 104 — 10A First Row — Pat O ' Donahue, Perry Dorsch, Mary Ann Hoenigke, Cecil Bander, Geraldine Zastrow, Marlys Midtllen. Second Row — Donna McCone, Marilyn Neuberger, Tom Siwicki. Jeanette Steven, Marian Burczyk. Third Row — Mary Tarantino, Jean Lau, Juanita Rasch, Esther Stanislawski, June Kivisto. Frank Musarra. Fourth Row — Don Ochaiek, Eugene Bartkowski, Diane Wojcie- chowski, Mary Ann Majewski, Mary Jeanpierre, Bill Hogan, Ronald Schoenfeld. Fifth Row — Dave Ortmann, Bill Clark, Jay Rosecky, Chris Murel, Howard Wandrey, John Sullivan, John Carver, William Currier, Bill Weekes. 327 — lOB First Row — Dorothy Dunn, Shirlee Ann Morgenstern, Lois Zastrow, Mildred Mehigan, Beverly Ann Theil, Patsy Brooks. Second Row — Joan Nowak, Joan Biermann. Phyllis Kahn, Barbara Franick, Jackie Baron. Third Row — Helen TeWinkle, Rosemary Aliota, Diane Dobson. JoAnne Braun, Ingrid Juschke, Janet Johnson. Fourth Row — Bill Stroschein, Bill Walters, Guy Roland, Georgo Stehling, Burce Todl. Fifth Row — Frank Merz, William Schultz, James Voeltner, Dennis Shelby, Tom Grittinger. Harold Duckett, Jordon Folts. 323 — 10B First Row — Annetta Schweers, Mary Balchuck, Dolores Oldenburg, Nancy Loehndorf, Thelma Kamuchey, Alice Bruemmer. Second Row — Jane Jaeger, Ruth Bruske, Barbara Nordstrom, June Ramazini, Gloria Ciardo. Third Row — Donald Stoll, Leroy Wolniakowski, John Krewson, Albert Olson. William Alveshire, George Moder. Fourth Row — Keith Hernke, Eddie Schwalbach, Dawn Garbe, Charles Brown, Don Hayden. Fifth Row — Jim Kendler, Bill Nerbun, Myron Bornstein, Jean BIyth, Fredrick Safer, John Tegtmeyer, Gerald Tabaska. PAGE 51 234 — lOB First Row — Bill Snyder, Evelyn Woppert, Nola Ulrlch, Daniel Murphy. Eugene Bremer, Jack Denls+on. Second Row — Katharine Klemstein, Laura Mess, Judy Tlmmermann, Dai Tracy, Jean Hamilton. Third Row — Leroy Kurkowski, Joan Allen, Marilyn Plato, Avis Volem, Shirley Vollbrecht, Theodore Volmar. Fourth Row — Kenneth Franz, WInfred Bezella, Don ViganI, Carol Schieike, Tom Jankowski, Don Dressier, Neal Kirsch. Fifth Row — Kenneth Block, Robert Kopf, Wallace Hjort, James Poznanski, Laury LePage. Nicholas Anagnos. 406 — 9A First Row — Maxine B. LieterskI, June A. Olson, Janice Sleren, Doris Korotko, Bonnie Blchanich, Carol Jean Callles, Dolores T. Lipenskl. Second Row — Clay Williams, Joan Czuppa. Thea Torkelson, Darllne Berg, Shirley White, James Morris. Third Row — Carol Petura, Christine Koloklthas, Jim Geerdts, Joseph Mielotz, Donald Telfke, Carol Knuth. Sandy Plant. Fourth Row — Ronald Paulson, Basil Zaferos, Joan Klingball, Mary Locke, Janice Frlberg, William Shane. Fifth Row — James Schulist, George Gary, Dick Witi-mann, Ralph Trede, Eliese Weyenberg, David Rabener, Marcia Ness, Ned Whitcomb. 310 — 9A Fi rst Row — Rosemary Rathgeber, Martha McAssey, Dorothy Pommer, Marilyn Bartz, Georglanna Balfan Second Row — Jerry Fine D i_t D.._i L n. ;Assey, Carolyn Wien, oecona f ow — jerry Fine, Will t i- Ronald Burback, Gerald Bartleln. --■ ■ - ■ - ||(J;ne Cook, Thelma Fuller, Dorothy Pommer, Marilyn Bartz, Georglarma uanani. William Tetzlaff, Edward Kirkbride, :onald Burback, tjerald bartlein. Third Row — Walter Bachmeler, Gerah Eunice Werra, Sharon Duke. Richard Narlock. Carole Jean ptAr ;nn Rnhftrt Bowen_ cunice vverra, ondron uune. Fourth Row — Eugene Gerseth, Richard Narlock. Caroie jean Pucek. Kenneth Royal, Marilyn Peterson, Robert Bowen. Fifth Row — Peter Serra, Marilyn Meyer, Mary McCamon, John O ' Connor, Maryann Skorcz, Roger MIreckl. 303 — 9A First Row — Nancy Francisco. Nancy Murray, Janet Schmidt, Kathleen Sobleska, Carol Ann Lange, Janet Steltzer. Second Row — Carol Ann Miller, Carol Gmltruk, Kenneth Voss, Josephine Musarra, Eileen Ann Krueger. Third Row — Fern Peterson, Evelyn Bachmeler, Jean Burczyk, Joyce Fouts, Joanne Fahl, John Welnstock. Fourth Row — Everett Myers, Werner Gelger. Shirley Bremer, Adrlenne Bergstrom. Fifth Row — Henry Ullk, Richard Plering, Tom Aaron, Kenneth Cira, Fred Brandenburg, Pat Fransee, Rocco CIncotta, Richard Ristlvo. PAGE 52 230 — 9A First Rov, — Dean McGanley, Tom Ballstriri, Dominic Messana, Marlon Geske, Janet Sv Ingle, Thonnas N leylor. Clayton Laszewski. Second Row — Theresa Busalacchi, Annette AHoto. Tom Busalacchi. Third Row — Ruth Marquarot, Pat Mix, Kenneth Scubert, Barbara A ' Brams. Fourth Row — Lee Marriott, June Kensche, La Verne Baldwin, Helen Adams, Robert Scopoline. Fifth Row — Tom Koehn, Ronald Peterson, David Ferris, Selmar Purnell, James Seeger, Robert CampbelL 227 — 9A First Row — Nancy Monafo, hlerman Hackendahl, Virginia Schlclcer, Carolyn Sheehan, Rudy Schaffter, Nancy Gestewltz. Second Row — Joan Zak, Sandy Frindell, Marie Serio. Joyce Urban, Maxine WIerzba, Phyllis Shelley. Third Row — Gerry Janikowslcl, Marlene Chudada, Joan Vollbrecht, Barbara Ruhe, Suzie Goodkind, Barbara Grieb, Rae Ellen Rowe. Fourth Row — Wayne Moen, Dolores Wenthworth, Jackalyn Ryan, Barbara Worgull, Neila Gannon, Nola Wilson, Janis Nelson. Fifth Row — Peter Tlllema, Howard Zuch. Anthony Tripoli, Eileen Hellmer, Ray SIciba, John Blendlnger, Edward Ignarslcl. 205 — 9A First Row — Maria Stamos. Corrine Mae Beczkowskl, Harvey Milne, Donald Bader, Paul Ansfield, Harriet PozorskI, Mary Vavra. Second Row — Mabel Tretter, Gall Finkler, Joan Polacheck, Millie Cammarata, Charlotte Johnson, Gordon Erdmann. Third Row — Donald Kleinowski, Donald Surges. Raymond Boehn. Lawrence Noon, Keith Reese. Don Schwabe, Eugene Bojarskl. Fourth Row — Jullane Kiddell, Mary Ellen Roszak, Ann Clayton, Beverly Bowen. Marie Cwlkllnski, Mary Rech. Fifth Row — Barbara Cejka, Robert Pegnau, Kenneth Schreoder, Joe Juskowiak, Robert Celary, Robert Grapp, James Lockbaum. 127 — 9 A First Row — Jo-Ann GierllnskI, Beverly Kelber, Lillian Moyer, Pat Kennedy. Barbara Pearson, Rosemary Koteckl. Second Row — Judith Bernfeld, Sally McCann, Jewel Castle, Ramona Zaborawskl. Susan Bau. Third Row — Margaret Fuller, Marty Suchockl, Mavis Wagner, Roberta Warczok. Jim Baum, Barbara Patek. Fourth Row — Thomas Engel, Janice Rapp. Mary Zemllcka. Beverly Pothour, Jo-Ann Skiba. Fifth Row — Paul Kostrivas, Dave Ladwig. Dave Baral, LeRoy Hermann, Diane Schwartz, Roger Beaumont. PAGE 53 123 — 9A First Row — Donald Gregory, Duane Cofield, Joan Halzel. Joan Brodhagen, Charles J. Eddy, Anna Strauss. Second Row — Penny Perszylc, Edith Winter, Richard Morse, An- toinette Kosobucki, Gary Bratland. Third Row — Jim Lent, Paul Christiansen, Jeri Olson, Pat Schulist, Loretta Szczepanialc, Shirley Ann Warakska, Thomas Poznanski, Dennis McQuaid. Fourth Row — Barry Fletcher, Sandra Simmons, Helen Wrobleski, Sue Wojcienowski, Joyce Riel, Paul Kowalewslci, John Walicki. Fifth Row — David Fitzimmons, Margaret Lockbaum, Kenneth Fehr- mann. Bob Marshall, Joseph Padovano, Guy Blakely, Jack Skiba, August Zanowski. 317 — 9B First Row — Patricia Sergeant, Charlotte Cherty, Claire Randa, Nancy Sullivan, Nina Amoroso. Second Row — Robert Henzl, Warren Richards, Mary Mucceli, John Fricano, Bill Laycock, Third Row — Nancy llgner, Gertrude Bingenheimer, Bernice Edward- son, Kay Foster, Betty Nerad. Fourth Row — Helen Wall, Beverly Schmit, Marilyn Grupp, Connie Schardt, David Simmons, Jim Hanley. Fifth Row — Robert Ryan, Vincent Partipilo, Shirley Liss, Sue Colberg, Richard Goetz, Peter Tralongo, Richard Vohla. 414 — 9B First Row — Dianne Millard, Judy Plotkin, Delores Katzenmaier, Patricia Dreblow, Pat Lynch, Lila Dessert, Marion Stops. Second Row — Frances Puccio, Shirley Pettke, John Barth, Tom Howell, Gloria Gumina, Louise Pick, Janet Weber. Third Row — Raymond Wilvers, Donna Eberhardt, Anita Neumann, Carol Andrews, Robert Rowan, Don Murray. Fourth Row — Marilyn Rowe, David Black, Douglas Robinson, Marjorie Gove, Carolyn Suchomski, Margaret Weber. Fifth Row — Burt Fier, David Weldon, Ken Hoffmeister, Robert Goessner, Eddie Lohr, Donald Mueller, David Kowalski. 201 — 9B First Row — Roy Simandl, Judy Raphael, Carol Taylor, Christina Schuettke, Leona Swierczynski, Philip Currier. Second Row — Ronald Kolwitz, John Dorsch, Walter Lee, Jack Rehn, Weldon Trevethan. Third Row — Frank Buttitta, Joan Musiedlak, Dorothy Hovat, Shirley Felsing, Helen Mllisch, Barbara Selfert. Fourth Row — Lillian Orenstein, Shirley Schreiber, Esther Mae Hansen, Shirley Wlllman, Theodore Zollendeck, Alan Maurer, Marjie Turner. Fifth Row — Ward Perket, Warren Adameak, Joan Bacon, Rosalie Pipito, Elaine Coons, Ray Blicharz, Joseph Enea. Absent — Richard Kunkel, James Wood. PAGE 54 THE Crystal Ball would not have been possible if these students had not done everything in their power to promote OLir first winter prom. To these willing workers go the thanks of the Mercury staff and the entire school. Top — Gust Maholla.s. Next step lower — June Thompson. Lillian Neumann. Next step — Dominic Sanfelllppo, General Chairman; Joan Waraxa. Next step — Lore Pfitterling, Nancy Kosterman, Louise Poznanski, Carmen Goland. Next step — Donna Jeske, Beverly Beclman, Madeline Anastasi. Last step — Loretta Becker, Lois Burns. Standing — Pat Kerns. Kneeling — Beatrice Kubicki, Decorations Chairman; Buz Brown, Clyde Knicklebine, Dick Spilger. PAGE 55 SECTION 4 PAGE Si em juU ■ yvf. i — ' uxjL. y C O ' i. - ' j j cydJi OtJL r CL ' - i--c yx- . • SERVICE MUSICAL DRAMATIC yJ x a- r - J A • SOCIAL iivities UNDERCLASS PROJECTS LOST AND FOUND The Lost and Found is located on the first floor opposite the main en- trance. Articles can be turned in or claimed any time during the day. The project is sponsored by Miss hienry. HALL PATROL It is the duty of this organization to promote proper conduct in the hails during the time classes are in session, to be of service to strangers, to check lockers to see that they are locked, to take articles to the Lost and Found, and to do errands for the class teachers. NOON HALL PATROL The juniors under the guidance of Mr. Engen have the hard job of keeping halls clean and orderly dur- ing the noon hour. They also main- tain order in the auditorium. PAGE 58 SENIOR PROJECT HONOR STUDY HALLS One privilege which Riversiders will always be proud of is their Honor Study Hall System. Riverside was one of the very first schools in Milwaukee to adopt this new system, and it has served as a goal for other schools that have recently become interested in our student government. Our organization was Instituted for two main purposes; first, to provide an opportunity for future citizens to gain much needed experience in deal- ing with their fellow workers, and second, to aid the student body in practicing self-control and learning respect for others. Top picture, top row — Howard Bach: Bill Inda, Vice-Pres.; Jerry Kristian; Earl Ryan, Publicity Manager; Joe Grannis, Secy.: Bill Tzyczinski. Front row — Vera Dunst, Buzzy Bezella. Pres.: Pat Busalacchi. Missing — Leone Willman. PAGE 59 Photographers — Bill Rice, Jim Lent enior Editors — February, Lolita Lage June, Pat Busalacchi MERCURY ANNUAL THE Mercury Annual Is the spirit of Riverside. The teachers, pu- pils, activities, teams, sports, and student projects all combine to form our school. Yes, Riverside is truly our school, and its traditions and practices of self-government have become a part of every one of us. We hope that twenty-five years from now, this annual will serve as a reminder of four happy and forma- tive years at Riverside. The staff will then consider its job well done. Mercury advisers are Mr. Burns, Mr. Dunst, Mrs. hlennigger, and Mr. May. ness Manager — t Frank Huston. Back row: Photographers — Bill Krleger, Don Hotter; Production Staff — Gene Scheldorf, Tom Staniszewski. Front row — Ed. of crazy Ideas, Sumac; Secy., Ruth Mallin; Sports Ed., Tom Suits; Literary Ed., Buzzy Bezella. PAGE b Editor in Chief — Arlie Schardt Literary Editor — Charmion Seigner Cartoon Editor — Dick Messar Art Editor — Doris Stahl MERCURY MONTHLY THIS year the Mercury Monthly has produced seven issues, each In the hope the magazine might give River- side students a more realistic mean- ing of the words school spirit. To that end It has emphasized all phases of school life and endeavored to en- courage students to do outstanding work In serving their school — and it has given credit to those who earned it by participation in athletics, dra- matics, music, and other fields. We hope we have succeeded to some degree in the accomplishment of our goal; and if we have, the thanks go to those who gave many hours of time to aid in publishing the maga- zine. The Mercury depended on team- work, with the writers, editors, ad- visers, cartoonists, and business staff all working together. Special thanks go to our advisers, Mrs. Pell, Mrs. Smith, Mr. Holmes, Miss Skinner, and Mr. May. Top Picture — Humor Edttor, Bob Rellin; News Edi- tor, Dotty Billings; Feature Editor, Margaret Farley. Second Picture — Standing: Clubs Editor, Claude Thompson; Sports Editor, Jim Colberg; News Col- umn, Rachel Baron. Seated: Auditoriums Editor, Joe Grannis; Secretary. Nancy Miller. Bottom Picture — Business Manager. Frank Huston. Missing: Exchange Editor, Mary Kaudy. Operetta RUDDIGORE THE first operetta to be given since 1945 by Riversiders was Gilbert and Sullivan ' s RUDDIGORE, presented on January 13 and 14 by members of Music Club and the vari- ous music and dramatic classes of Riverside. Its great success assured the students of many more musical features in the near future. Its fresh- ness and originality was appreciated by all. It was directed by Miss Bodden and Miss Jahren. The danc- ing was under the supervision of Mrs. Laden. PAGE M CAST Rose Robin Sir Roderick Murgatroyd Mad Margaret Hannah Richard Ruth Zorah Old Adam Charlotte Weissbrodt Beverly Miller Ronald Erickson Jim Denman Wesley Hass Margaret Farley Donna Sheen . Norma Smith Geraldine Conrad Richard Rusch David Badlamente Jean Bess Irene Russell Geraldine Ball Betty BuglaskI John Sir Despard Joh Krangford ,3a ,0 ' t ' ? 0 f o PAGE iS BAND ORCHESTRA Back row — Peter Haensel, Carl Brammer, Tom Cleary, Wm. Wlscher. Bob Rellin, Eddie Repinski, Bob Boehm, Bud Armstrong, Jim Murray, Donald Schroeder, Jack Mueller. Bruce Gruenzel, Kenneth Block, John Tegtmeyer, Wallace Hjort, Gerhardt Cramer. Peter Ahl, Tom Suits, Neal KIrsch, Allan Prange. Middle row — Mr. hloldorf. Bill Inda, Ronald Schoenfeld, Dorothy Dunn, Joan Jacobsen, Clarence Guddeck, Gus Zlmprlch, Dick Rusch, Warren Sutherland, David Wallesz, John Langford, Attlllo ZanonI, Robert Bowen, Fred Safer, Don Dressier, Isadora Sorce, Ronald Glese. Werner Niggemeier, Richard Mlchelis, Lee Whitcomb. Front row — James Denman, Georglana Balfanz, Audrey Wills, Eugene Bremer. Lillian Moyer, Pat Kostka, Bruce Patterson, Joan Ladwig. Gertrude Snyder, Carolyn Berg. Joan Guendert, Gloria Novotny. Dolores Kollnskl. Margaret Farley, Catherine Farley, Janice Prince, Clay Williams. Rae Ellen Rowe. Kay Knudson, Ann Clayton, Pat England, Shirley Fitzpatrlck. Row I — Celine Jesmer, John Heldt, David Schoenbaum. Nola Ulrich, Barbara Nordstrom. Christina Eastman, Daniel Murphy, Paul Christiansen. Edward Klrkbrlde, Robert Erdman, John Welnstock, Jerry Fine, Werner Gelger, Marianne Bezella, Joan Collura. Rov Car 2 — Miss Jahren, Margaret Farley, Diane Dobson, John er, Walter Rybackl, Susan Pain, Joan Guendert, Anita Neuman, Kathyrn Iverson, Dolores Olderburg, Penny Perszyk. Marilyn Burg, Nancy Honting. Row 3 — Dick Rusch, Bob Boehm, David Wallesz, Warren Suther- land. Attllllo ZanonI, Bruce Gruenzel, Jack Mueller, John Tegtmeyer, Bill Inda, John Langford, Kay Knudson, Gertrude Snyder. Missing — Jean Bess, Carol Schlelke. A CAPPELLA CHOIR Row I — Joan Collura, Margaret Farley. Pat Bolduan, Dorothy Rojewski, Betty BugalskI, Donna Schoen, Jean Bess, Judy Patterson, Diane Dobson, Gerry Conrad. Row 2 — Gerry Bail, Sandy Plant, Patsle Krug, Rita Wilke. Betty Mae Ziehr, hielen Tewlnkle, Bebe Sue Kirk, Louise Urbach, Lois Koch. Row 3 — Diane Strike, Rosemary Murray, Ted Cianciola. Claude Thompson, John Carver, Roy Serlo, Pat Kostka, Dorothy Boyle, Nancy Heyer, Barbara Grandeck. Row 4 — Gordon Jahn, Donald Knight, Ronny Uriesmann, Tom Burczyk, Bob Boehm, Jack Dordel, Wesley Hass, Hamilton Mason. Row I — Lynn Phanco, Joan Guendert, Mary Grleb. Nancy Patterson, Mary Rosman, Celine Jesmer, Mary Jane Tralonga, Elizabeth Poker. Row 2 — Marilyn Keller. Carole Erie, Nancy Loehndorf, Judy Price, Joyce Hale, Mary Becker, Anna Campanllla, Elaine Roth. Row 3 — Beverly Lusty, Loi.s Freeman, Judy Zeunert, Katherlne Stuller, Ann Clayton, Annette Schweers. Mildred Schmidt, Bill TyczynskI, Sandy Mirasola. Row 4 — Tom Aaron, Arnold Kettler, Earl Ryan, Dan Ha uke, John Langford. Lee Whitcomb, John Sullivan, James Denman, Ted Sardlno. Miss Jahren. Missing — Dennis Conley, Norma Smith. PAGE U PAGE 67 STUDENT COUNCIL THE Student Coun- cil Members have been busy in nnany ac- tivities. They took charge of ticket sales for the All-in-One and the Crystal Ball. This year we River- siders have continued to enjoy, through cor- respondence, our friendship with the school in Pont L ' Eve- que, France. A warnn friendship has devel- oped between our school and theirs. CABINET PROBLEMS which arise in and around school are brought up and discussed at cabi- net meetings. The Cabinet tries to rep- resent the entire school as the law-mak- ing body of Riverside. Bottom picture: Back row — Sandy Mallln, Bill Inda, Attillo ZanonI, John Warner. Front row — Marianne Bezella. Gerry Ball, Mary Kaudy, Janice Atsch. ALLEN CLUB ALLEN CLUB Is Riverside ' s i Y-Teen Club. The meet- ings are held twice a month at Plymouth Church under the di- rection of Miss hlowe, Its ad- viser. The purpose Is to create friendship among the girls as well as to Interest them In worth- while service to the school and community. The girls are di- vided Into squads according to their individual Interests, and each squad plans the program for a meeting each semester. Some of the club ' s annual events are the Penny Supper, the Style Show, and the Snow Ball. The year ends with the Mothers ' Tea and installation of officers. Top picture — Treasurer, Kay Knudson: Pres., Mary Kaudy; Secy., Janice Prince: Inter-Club Rep., Peg Winter. PAGE 49 PAGE 70 PHOTO CLUB CREWS STAGE CREW (Righf) The stage crew ar- ranges scenery and lights for the various programs in the auditorium. This year they worked on the forensic contest, the operetta, and the Junior- Senior play. PHOTO CLUB (Top two pictures on left) The Photo Club proposes to teach the basic principles of photography to the beginner in this attractive hobby. To the more advanced, the club offers Its darkroom facilities for ex- perimentation. RADIO CREW (Bottom right) Probably the least known of the crews in the school is the radio crew, which is responsible for the Penny Dance, the public address sys- tem, and all the mikes used in the school. MOVIE CREW (Bottom left) The purpose of the crew is to teach Riverside boys to operate and set up the various movie projectors and slide projectors. PAGE 71 HOME ECONOMICS CLUB THROUGHOUT the year, Home Economics Club provides a well-balanced variety of all types of pro- grams which are of interest to every girl. The actual preparation of a meal and movies to show latest fash- ions are examples of the interesting meetings that are provided. Teas to develop a better relationship be- tween students of the club and the teachers are favorites with the girls. Under the excellent supervision of Miss O ' Neill, Home Economics has taught its members how to be gracious and charming hostesses. Top left — Nancy McFarlin, Vice-Pres.; Lorerta Becker, Secy. Sitting — Janet Odean, Pres. •rt - , rr.s PAGE 72 Center picture. boST row — Vera Gurk, French Vlce-Pres.: Carol Winter, Spanish Vlce-Pres.; Joan Ecl stein, Latin Vice-Pres.; __ Rose Hanin, German Vice-Pres. J?9 F ont row — Mary Grieb, Secy.; Janice Atsch, Pres.; Guenther Machol. Treas. Missing — Dorothy Replnsli, Polish Vice-Pres. V_ FOREIGN LANGUAGE CLUB THE Foreign Language Club has two main purposes: first, to promote friendly relations between nations; and- second;, tcj ' support our school in France. These goals are achieved through the Annual Christmas Fair and International Day, which is held sometime in spring. At the fair we sell many Items like Christmas cards, sachets, dolls, baskets, match covers, tally cards, and refresh- ments, the proceeds of which go to supply our French School with needed articles. On International Day the club presents an auditorium to inspire an international spirit in all students. Everyone dresses in the costume of his native country and prizes are given for the best costumes after the grand march at the close of school. PAGE 73 ORIENT HUMOROUS debates, serious debates, the Intersociety Debate with Crescent, Information, Please and Senate nneet- ing, panel discussions, and the traditional Mock Trial all helped make this year a successful one in Orient. The standard Orient meet- ing is a serious debate on some problem of the city, nation, or world — hence, the motto: Tomorrow ' s hiistory. Debated Today. An extensive campaign for new members, headed by Claud Thompson, brought many interesting people in- to Orient, and the interest of the club kept them there. This year the Mock Trial was presented for the entire school. Orient upheld the negative side in the Inter- society Debate, which was. Resolved: That the Presi- dent should be elected by direct vote. Miss Zeman is Orient ' s adviser. t . lU p ' Center picture — Assistant Secy., Judy Yehle; Pres., Jinn Prendergast; Parlia- mentarian, Bob Brown: VIce-Pres.. Jim Colberg: Secy., Sue Mack; Treas., Gamber Tegtmeyer; Missing. Sgt.-at- Arms, Claud Thompson. PAGE 74 CRESCENT CRESCENT ' S goal Is to teach its members to speak correctly as well as interestingly, and to help one to overcome stage fright, a speaker ' s worst obstacle. Debates, both serious and humorous, offer a variety of programs. The club ' s adviser, Mr. Ashford, gives excellent coaching as well as con- structive criticism. By this method. Crescent hopes to make Its mem- bers excellent debators. Crescent showed the good results, as they won the Inter-Society debate, which was held this past year. ■K .t - J f£ e Top picture; Back rov — [ den, Junior Membership Chaii SIcip A ' Brams, Treas.; Bob Goodsitt. Vlce-Pres. Front row — Barbara Eder, Secy.: Loretta Becker, President: Berdie Lepgold, Sgt.-at-Arms. PAGE 75 upper Group Top — Concert given by orchesfra. Left — Girls ' Choir during Christmas Program. Right — Girls ' Choir and Miss Jahren. Director. Lower Group Top — A Cappella Choir directed by Miss Jahren. Bottom — Carolling in the halls at Christmas. MUSICAL ACTIVITIES THE musical activities of Riv- erside are varied. The regu- lar community sings in the Audi- torium, the participation of the choirs and choruses in the holi- day programs, and the com- bined efforts of the music class- es in the Spring Concert on May 13, all exemplify the spirit of real friendship between fac- ulty and pupil. Riverside music students also took part in the Music Festival of May 22, 23 and 24 in the Milwaukee Auditorium. Riversiders are justly proud of the fine programs and con- certs given by the Music De- partment and deeply appreci- ate the department ' s fine con- tributions to other extra-curricu- lar activities. PAGE 74 ART CLUB THE Arf Club as usual has been busy during the school year planning, designing, and painting scenery for the various events in the auditorium such as Thanksgiving, Christnnas, and Menno- rial Day programs. The Operetta and the Junior-Senior Play scen- ery kept us jumping the two semesters. The Art Club is a very informal club. We work separately and also in groups, depending on the type of things we are constructing. We still have our traditional Bohemian teas. If you enjoy scenery design- ing, come and join us next year. We know you ' ll like our friendly atmosphere. Top pic+ure — Ka+herine Frye, retired Pres.; Peggy Winter, Vice- Pres.; Doris Stahl, Pres.; Mary Grieb, Treas.; Betty Jones, Secy. PAGE 77 CAVALIERS RIVERSIDE ' S boys ' club Is CAVALIERS. Membership In the club is open to every boy in school, includ- ing 9-B freshmen, who may join no other club. The purpose of Cavaliers is to provide an organiza- tion through which the boys of East may serve their school and to provide an opportunity for them to meet and enjoy excellent entertainment. Living up to this purpose. Cavaliers has been very active during the last school year. Under the capable direction of Mr. Procknow, the club ' s advisor, Cavaliers collected the Thanksgiving baskets from our home rooms last fall. Together with Camaraderie, Cavaliers worked to plan and run the football hop and our spring prom. The club helped make these dances successful by work- ing on decorations and by selling tickets. At its twice-monthly meetings in the auditorium, the boys viewed many fine motion pictures of educational value, comedy, and sports. The officers of Cavaliers this year, standing from left to right are: Treas., Jerry Trapp; Secy., Walter Gregorski: Pres., John Warner; and missing, V. Pres., Tom Skulan. PAGE 78 CUE CLUB Top left — Rose Ann Wysocki, Secy.; Alida Berling, Vice-Pres. Jerry Smirl, Pres.; Judy Yehle. Treas. CUE CLUB, as usual, has had a very busy season. The activities started with tryouts and initiation in the fall. The highlight of the year was the A award won in the State Drannatics Forensic Contest. This was accomplished by nnuch hard work on the part of Miss Bodden and the cast and the combined efforts of many people. The winning one-act play was Londonderry Air. Under the direction of Miss Williams, The Wed- ding was presented for the members of the club and guests during the winter. At Christmas time Santa Claus presided at a party in his honor and distributed gifts and candy canes to all. The 1949-1950 year was a successful and prosperous one for Cue Club. PAGE 79 CAMARADERIE Top: Mothers ' Tea. Left center: Soph. Minstrel Show. Bottom: Cinderella. Top: Freshman Christmas Program. Below: Minstrel Show. CAM OFFICERS Standing: Diane S+rlke, Marianne Bezella, Lucy Winterholter, Ann Clayton, Ann Morgan, Lois Never, Audrey Williams. Seated: Treas., Carol Never; Secy., Sue Pain; Vice-Pres., Mary Joan Buchta: Pres., Gerry Ball. I ONE of the oldest clubs at Riverside is Camaraderie, the girls ' club. It was es- tablished in 1908, to promote friendship among its members and to give them an opportunity to do something for their school. Some of Camaraderie ' s projects this year have been Pigtail Day, Mother ' s Tea, Christmas favors for the hospitals, Christmas Mixer, Junior-Senior Tea, Cam-Cavalier Talent Show, athletic dinner, maintenance of the infirmary, style show, and the Football - op and Prom with the help of Cavaliers. Gaenslen School has a unit of Camaraderie, now in its third year. The girls elect their own officers and have their own separate meetings. The advisors are Mrs. Mathiowetz, Mrs. Kear- by, Miss Wegner, Miss Caldwell, and Miss Dunaway. Top two — Cinderella on Pigtail Day. Bottom — Senior Clubroom Program. Top — Mothers ' Tea. Below — Mary Clementl. PAGE 81 ARABIAN NIGHTS P nom PAGE 82 Queen — Gerry Bal King — Bill Inda Court of Honor — Lois Never Doris Stahl Dick Benedict Jack Renaud ipnd 2t, t950 PAGE 83 JUNIOR- SENIOR PLAY DADDY LONG - LEGS ON the evenings of March 31 and April I , a full house again enjoyed the annual Junior-Senior Play. This year DADDY LONG-LESS was presented by the drannatic societies and speech classes. An ex- periment was performed by Miss Bodden, the director, who had two entirely dif- ferent casts each night, ex- cept for the lead played by Jerry Smirl. The Satur- day night cast was com- posed of members of the speech classes. On Friday evening the band furnished the music between acts, and on Saturday, the or- chestra played a few selec- tions. Thanks go to Mr. hHol- dorf and Miss Jahren for this added musical attrac- tion. DADDY LONG-LEGS gave Riversiders two eve- nings of pleasure and the chance to view some excel- lent performances. PAGE 84 CAST Friday Jervls — Jerry Smirl Jirrmie — Artie Schardr Wycoff — Tom Roberts Parsons — Gil Shephard Codman — Jim Dryden Griggs — John Heidf Walters — Jim Colberg Doctor — Russell Bressler Maid 1 — Judy Yehle Maid 2 — Dorothy Buchner Freddy — Walter Lee Judy — Margaret Farley Miss Pritchard — Ruth Turek Mrs. Pendleton — Mary Kisslinc Julia — Sue Macic Sallie — Geraldine Ball Mrs. Semple — Loretta Becker Sadie Kate — Lois Pierner Mrs. Lippett — Dottie Billings Gladiola — Donna Schoen Loretta — Sue Gilbert Mamie — Mary Ann Kaudy Carrie — Dorothy Boyle David Schoenbaum Claud Thompson Trustees — Jerry Saliger Mildred Schmitt Arlene Schwanke BUSINESS STAFF Mary Anastasi Rachel Baron Catherine Farley Friday Nighl Saturday Night Orphans will perform both Berdie Lepgold Betty Jones Mary Grieb nig Saturday Jerry Smirl John McDonald Norman WronskI Joe Tripoli Joe Osmanski Richard Michelis Robert Brown Paul Luke Helen Ferber Carol Erie Clay Williams Ruth Vandersllce Alida Berling Gayle hleath Pat Karolczak Marion KozlowskI Florence Klvlsto Betty Bugalski Gerry Conrad Dianna Koss Janet Odean Josephine Balzano Suzanne Leslie Betty Ziehr Armin Tretow Don Mosher Rudy Mayer Barbara Grandeck Pat England DANCERS Nancy Miller Ann Morgan Lillian Pedtrotti Patsie Krug Joan DembowskI Under ction of hAr. Martin Manager-tickets Linda Spatt Secretary Ethel Borkowski Prompters Joan Bolda — Ethel Borkowski Undei Robert Aim Berton Braum Ralph Blount Tom Brown John Donovan Unde Manager Assistant Manager Master Electrician Assistant Electrician Chief Flyman Assistant Flyman Propertyman . Master Carpenter USHERS direction of Mr. Edward Hanin James Hewitt Frank Huston Robert Kahn Sanford Mallln Pleister STAGE CREW reclion of Mr. Dunlop Felix Pulgram Leroy RIeselbach Virgil Rokicki Arlie Schardt Manfred Schloss Jerald Trapp Jay Soley Keith Burges; Jerry Wahlen Robert Cleary James Lob Tom Robert; Tom Cleary James Haight ART WORKERS Cover design Barbara Grieb Mary Grieb Mary Kissling Under direction of Miss Skinner Sue Mack Helen Kleppin Jeanne Scheller Carol Walker Doris Stahl Marcia Ness Eliese Weyenberg Beverly Lusty Make-up Mr. John Frost Assisted by Patsie Krug — Gordon Jahn Properties Jerome Saliger — Gordon Jahn Costumes of Orphans . . Josephine Balzano — Carol Erie Royalty . Special arrangement with SAMUEL FRENCH CO. PAGE 85 SECT I O PAGE 86 • FOOTBALL • BASKETBALL SWIMMING • GOLF • TENNIS • TRACK • CROSS COUNTRY • G. A. A. I oris 1949 . . THE FOOT Jin a 143 M A W OONTHIESEN J 4 WALT RCGORSKI M DICK SPJLGER IBOB GOODSITT i y DICK BENEDICT HANK J • ■ ANOREIS EARL RYAN DICK PAGE A- i TOMGEEUPTJ: PAUL LUKE 1;ALL team. ...1950 CD MORGAN CHUCK SChROCDEP. ii. BUZZ. . BROWN iCM 0 ROGER luedke: = BILL -i TREVETHAN CLYDE STREET r % - ■, FRANK SCAFFIOI I JIM POCMERT SAL CIANCI OU RALPW ROStLLI BILL KUECH - GEORGE KOMLODI i tk JOHN PRY2BYLA GINO FRINZI BABE 6ACH JIM SOKOLOWSKl FRED LANDERS CLARENCE KUKLlNSKi RALPH KANT TED SARDINA- gg ll E ARMIN ENGLEMAN I VERNE FAY - MkMMM j ' i-) ' ' k t ' 4 I SANDVMIRASOLA JOE TRIPOLI JIM LU6ECK DAN KROPP LARRV O ' CAUAHAN 1950 E WINNERS Ed Morgan — Center with more playing time than any other player on team. Donald Thelsen — Vice-Captain, who made all-conference and whose explosive drive should make him an asset to any college he might attend. Richard Spllger — Not only a fine football player but also an enthusiastic participant In other school activities. Thomas Geerts — Hardest running back — One of our returning lettermen. Charles Schroeder — Most Improved player on team, who Is expected to go still further next year. George (Buzzy) Brown — Passing and punting specialist, who was down several times but never out. Frank Scaffldl — Equally good as line player and defensive back- fieldman. and returning next season. Charles (Sally) Cianciola — One of top pass-receiving ends, who will also be back in the fall. William Wurster — The honor student of the team and one of the few sophomores to win a major letter. Alexander Trevethan ( Able Alex ) — One of the best blockers and an enthusiastic co-operator with the team. PAGE 92 John Langford — Another end who Is ending his career at East. Clyde Street — Receiver of three touchdown passes in as many games. Roger Luedtlce — Left end who played good ball and will be missed on the 1950 team. Robert Goodsitt — One of the best men on pass defense — Good strategist on offense. James Pochert — Fullback who was both an offensive and de- fensive threat and who Is returning in the fall. Richard Page — The team ' s captain — A hard-driving fullback. RESERVE EMBLEMS Richard Benedict — A hard worlter with great power and drive. Paul Lulie — A tall, rangy lackle who played his position well. Henry Andreis — Fine back who was prevented by injuries from Ralph Roselli — Sophomore passer of whom great things may showing his stuff until the season ' s end. be expected. Walter Gregorski — Good player with some unfortunate breaks. PAGE ?3 Top row — Richard Jankowsici, Robert Hertz. Jacic Renaud, Pat Kerns. Center — Coach John Hafey. Bottonn row — Charles Cianciola, James Pochert. Ray Ksiclnsid, Everett Kamuchey. PAGE 94 Top row — Ralph Blount, J m Anderson. Lee Whltcomb, Frank Afey. Center — Dick Peterson. PAGE 95 Top. Freshman-Sophomore Team: Top row — i en Schroeder. Ned Whitcomb, John Tegtmeyer, Gary Jackson, Pete oss, Bob Bowen. Bottom row — Bob Alveshire. Howard Wandry, Laury Lepage, Don Ochalel , Leroy Rieselbach. Bottom, Varsity and B Team: Top row — Don Hilt, Bob Hertz, Russell Bressler, Ray Ksicinski, Jack Renaud, Dick Jankowski, Frank Middle row — Dick Meyer, John Langford. Everett Kamuchey, Charles Cianciola, John Donovan, Dick Peterson, Ralph Roselli. Bottom row — Lee Whitcomb, Pat Kerns, Jim Manshot, Jim Anderson. Jim Pochert, Tom O ' Brien. Ath ey. BASKETBALL SCORES East East East East East East 46 Tech (overtime) 43 44 Washington 45 38 Lincoln 36 44 Alumni 42 35 Pulaski _ 47 46 King 55 East __. . 48 Bay View . . . 40 East - . - 57 South . . 56 East 38 West . 51 East . 42 North __ . 41 East . 39 Custer __ ,. 33 East 31 Juneau _. ._ . . __. 33 PAGE H BASKETBALL EAST ' S basketball fans saw their 1949-1950 team pile up an enviable record. Although they did not see their favorites rise to the very top, they had much to cheer about when they watched the Tiger cagers come from behind in their opening game to beat Tech In an over- time, knock North out from a tie for first place, shade their ancient rival. South, by one point. and beat one of the conference leaders, Lincoln, by another close score. As a matter of fact, the team won or lost seven of its games by three points or less. In their last game of the season the Tigers missed getting into the play- offs by a mere two points. These facts speak highly of the past season ' s record. PAGE 97 SWIMMING Top — Eugene Beyer, Tom Suits, John Hernnan. Lower le ' ft — Joe Koznlectcl. Lower middle — Coach Carlson with Little City first place trophy. Lower right — Ralph Hermann. SWIMMING SCORES East 55 37 North Bay View 28 .46 East ., . 61 South 22 East (Little City Meet — First Place) East 46 M. U. S. 37 East 29 Wauwatosa 54 East 53 Washington 30 East ... 19 Pulaski 64 East 41 Lincoln 42 (City Meet— Fourth Place) 39 Tech East 42 W. A. Central .. . 41 East .... 42 THE Tiger swimmers can look backibrr the l949i( 5gV season as a most successful one. East cof petes ,; with other city schools which do nit -i their o v|rr ' feam pools, in the Little City Meet; and ' for the thy-d 4frne 6Vm addition in four years, East won the Little Cit Ht the team won five of its ten dual rrieeTS. ccomuH irl ' g in this something seldom done by a ' ttW.- n ' School As was to be expected, the team lo t decisively h powerful Wauwatosa and Pulaski squads, but victories over Milwaukee University School and West Allis Cen- tral in their own pools more than offset this. The East fans, too, had a treat this past season when four dual meets were scheduled at the Center Street st s hofljre pool. Thus the school, for tif e. was «T5Te to really supiport the swimming l,ts ' ' WTBers as fdWj 6?i3other athletic groups. his year ' s tearnJ rf perTect . ample of what good balance Q| sa)med f m work can do for a squad that has no out ianding stars. In the Little City meet, for instance, we took only one first place (Ralph hiermann in the backstroke), but we placed at least one man in every event, and in four of the seven individual events, both of our boys scored. Prospects for the future look bright; seven letter and emblem winners of this year ' s team will return next year. Upper left and right — Howard Bach. Lower left — Celebration after victory over North. Lower right: (standing) — Warren Sutherland, Tom Suits, Coach Carlson, Arlle Schardt, Bob Brown, Rudy Mayer, John Herman, Eugene Beyer; (seated] — Ken Pollack, Bob TImmerman, Jim Hewitt, Jerry Wachnlak, Howard Bach, Jim Vallee, Ralph Hermann. PAGE ?? Top — Lee Whitcomb, Dick Peterson, Bob Goodsitt. Team — Back row — Lee Whitcomb, Don Kuhlman, James Price. Dick Peterson, Charles BIyth. Front row — Bob Goodsltt, Jim Lent, John Bauerschmidt, Mark Brlckman, Ben Weiss, James Bierman, Roland Gillespie. GOLF - - THE LIFETIME SPORT THIS year, as often before, golf at East experienced ' a popular season. Practice began in the gym with the boys and girls each meeting twice a week. The later learned golf history, rules, form, etc., by studying film-strips. After learning the fundamentals from Mr. Hafey, the girls organized for intramural golf under the auspices of the G.A.A. and the direction of Mrs. Laden and Miss Green. In the boys ' golf this year eight dual meets were Scheduled with other city schools, and also the City Meet, at which an individual city champion and a win- ning team are determined. At the dual meets four men play on the A team and four more on the B team. Besides these a number of other boys who are competing for places on these squads also attend and play right along to gain experience. An intramural pro- gram is orga nized for the others. Mr. Hafey is assisted in his work by Mr. Engen. It is the object of these men not only to turn out golfers who will make the mark at school, but also boys and girls who will continue to enjoy golf in later life. PAGE 100 TENNIS ' - THE Tiger tennis team of 1950 seenns to have a more than excellent chance of repeating its performance of 1949, that is, winning the City Conference champion- ship. Four of the five championship team members are back from last year, among them Wayne Cody, the city singles champ of 1949, and Ralph Blount, a member of the champion doubles team. The other letter men are Arlie Schardt and Lewis Sapiro. On the other side of the ledger, however, lies the fact that a great deal depends on our luck in the draw and on the rather questionable depth of the squad. Still, with reasonable breaks and no unforseen mishaps, they can take the city championship, make a good showing in the state tournament, and possibly produce another individual champion or so. Top — Leroy Rieselbach, Lewis Sapiro, Ralph Blount. Bottom — Warren Sutherland, Fred Lander, Coach Lean with City Championship Trophy, City Champion Wayne Cody, Arlie Schardt. PAGE 101 T R A C K PAGE 102 JUDGING from Its early showings, the Orange track teann is headed for a glorious season. Individual stars from East scored heavily in the Municipal In- door Meet held at Baker Field hHouse. The team al- so took first place in a field of seventeen schools at the Milwaukee State Teachers College high school track relays; and in their first regular outdoor meet of the season, a triangular af- fair with Lincoln and Bay View, the Tiger cindermen had no trouble in coming out at the head of the list. Since at the time of printing not too much is known about the strength of the other city schools, it is difficult to make any definite predictions about the championship; there is, however, no question but that Coach Paul Pleister ' s team will be a first division contender at the City Meet this year. PAGE 103 CROSS COUNTRY Back row — Bill Inda, Ed Maleski, Allan Prange, Lee Whitcomb. Frcnt row — Jim Anderson, Ralph Blount, Gene Sheldorf, Bob Jarasek. LED by fleet Bill Inda, East ' s 1949 cross country team ' had a very successful season, winning all but one of its dual engagements, placing second in the city, and taking fourth place in the all-state meet. Bill, who is the team ' s captain, came in first in all the dual meets, the north sectional, and the city meets; and he placed third in the state. Jim Anderson, Ralph Blount, Bob Jarsek, Bill McCarthy, Ed MaleskI, Al Prange, Lee Whit- comb, and Gene Sheldorf completed the varsity team. Boys who ran on our B team, which placed third in the city, included Dick hiayden, Don hiayden, Curt Koch, and Jim Lent. Lent, a freshman, won the city B team meet. According to cross country coach Pleister, the Tiger harriers would have been able to do even better, had there been a wealth of reserve material to support Inda. The only solution is to have more boys turn out for cross country. If enough fellows come out to back up those returning from the 1949 squad, the prospects for next fall will be greatly improved. PAGE I OS Top — Good Posture Program. Center — Pigtail Day. Bottom — Good Posture Advertising. Top — Members o ' f top basketball teams. Below — Basketball game. G.A.A. THIS year Riverside girls have shown a greater enthusiasm in athletics than ever before. The girls join G.A.A. to encourage athletic sportsmanship and honesty, and to have closer relationships among the members. They are eligible to v in the coveted R emblem, but must earn 1,000 points by participating in a majority of the sports offered. They must be out- standing athletes in tournament games and co-opera- tive students in gym class. Points are awarded on the basis of team standing, the championship squads getting the maximum number possible. The sports offered are volleyball, basketball, Softball, badminton, and ping pong, which created fun in the gym this year. G.A.A. also sponsors parties, such as the Pocahontis Pow Wow. Dressed as Indians, the girls had a wonder- ful time. Even a feather in one ' s hair made her one of the crowd. Good Posture Week, another feature attraction sponsored by G.A.A., is likely to become a tradition at East. Everyone demonstrates good posture; and in an auditorium contest qualified judges choose our king and queen, who receive special prizes. To end the first semester, G.A.A. gives an exhibi- tion game of girls ' basketball. This year the Juniors defeated the Seniors on January I I, for the title of class champions. PAGE 104 to J. J a ' H Sjl ' .k v  , 1 c ' ' y ' y S n tJ i i ii€ciatw . . . To all students and faculty members for tfieir co-operation in our endeavor to present the 1950 MERCURY ANNUAL dYie m, SIcetch Q-f Ring Courtesy Erffmeyer Son Co., Inc. 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