Bay View High School - Oracle Yearbook (Milwaukee, WI)

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if I I I I Q7 ,mga El gf , E 1 Q iw in 1' gafw., I I ' CHIEF ENGINEER ARTHUR NUERNBERGER demonsiraies Io a group of sfudenfs fhe proper meihod of exfinguishing an incendiary bomb. Mr., Nuern- berger is Ihe Bay View High School Air Raid Warden. ' .Q ' 'rf f-KN' '.,'.si3effg5,e4 ' KENNETH DREWRY AND NEALE ROSMANN are shown here malring aiixiliary sniff sefs for use ai air raid warden meeiings These seis consisf of boffles confaining maferials which have odors similar fo fhose of fhe various gases. , J 1 BY MEANS OF AN EXPERIMENT wifh wafer and dry ice, Kennefh Drewry and NeaIe Rosmann demonsiraie fhe Iac? fha? war gases are heavier fhan air and wiII seek Iower levels. They were proving fha! a basemenf is Ihe worsf place for sheifer from a gas affacll.

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1: I if ,V 1,33 . EVERY MONDAY NIGHT since April 6, Bay View high school feachers have been insfrucfing air raid wardens and fheir assisfanfs ai meetings held in fhe high school audiforium. The five feachers picfured above, from Iefi fo righf, Mr. Kyper, Mr. Dennis, Mr. Gillo. Mr. Suffle, and Mr. Mierzwa, are planning the Iecfures ihey will give on poisonous gases and 'Iheir deconiaminafion. V ' 'i - ' - 'F' Z I I2 . igffgsirwgi vw N' T M - 1 -EY.--f I. ew-xo in.. ,1 ..,:' ,gy qt . H vw ,g Nksif g' -H, 5 lax ze 1 'W ' ' sl HA 'mtv X M fl fr y ffl ,js 9 it, W. 6 1,- I I I ff E 4 4, 4 A a fitie civic .ici Z : enigma WITH PATRIOTIC SPIRIT, Bay View sfudenfs have unsellishly i fribufed magazines and paper fo 'Ihe sfacll collecfed by fhe X i The money obtained from fhe sale of fhis maferial will be used Io bu a Defense Bond, which will be given fo 'Phe G. A. Frifsche Memorii Fund. Club members shown are: Marion:NeIeson, Carolyn Remifz, Joh Sctoenemann, Richard Curley, June Kaplre, Pearl Smifh, and Audra Sc mifz. 1 ,Q E L N ,.-., , , .+ ,' - fb' 5 ff, e : V-f1 'ij' ff? J 5 me we 614, ., ' IN THE GYMNASIUM Mr. Mierzwa demonsirafes Io an earnesf group of air raid wardens fhe proper use of bandages. Through meefings like fhis eighf hundred residenfs of ihe communify ha ve become 'Familiar' wifh fha principles of firsi' aid. - ' A .,.,., lags, if -, P .3 Q g ' , ' ' n' Q . A 1 . f ff ' - 'Ii K. X f, , 5 Q ' wk .-,.....,,:f,. . Q 4-.L X g, Duc-se Q I I ILLUSTRATED .LECTURES in fhe audiforium precede the pracfical-demonsfrafions in fhe gymnasium, Mr. Wm. Maffhei is shown insfrucfing.

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l . l WAR males physical fifness imperaiive. and vifamins are necessary for lhe mainlenance of healfh. Here vifamins for vicfory are being presenfed by Bay View cools, Lorefia Rozeh, Ardifh Johnson, Kalherine Daily. The lempfing salads shown here will help lo build a healfhy war time America. mro THE sour Kama of fhe ihrifly cook go vifamins formerly poured down fhe drain. Carol Jenne john and Angeline Goeh are pracficing war fime econorri EXPERIMENTING wifh subslilufes lor sugar, household arfs sfudenfs, Virginia Jensen and Lois Konlrel, praciice war limo cookery and prove lhai sacrilice can be almosf pleasanf and rofifable 'lo fufure mefhods of cooling. P .1 rg A A , 1: A-,, y - tl ,JW -QS. f5 ' K r haaa s- i Yr ---f f or - r evn' 41:2 yf, zx'-' nee, 7 . 5 Q. ON APRIL 28 AND 29 commercial sugar users in fhe Bay View High School disfricf were regisfered by 'lhe facully. Cerlilicaies indicaling lhe amouni of sugar fo be issued lo each regisiranr were fyped by Lorna Tosch and Jerome Glembin. Approximaiely 200 firms were regislered.