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

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DR. FOX Vice-Principal MR. WHITCOMB Senior Counselor The War and The Peace With our country at war, and with the lesson taught at Pearl Harbor so vividly before us, counselors, advisors, and class teachers at Bay View are directing their efforts toward a thor- ough preparation of students for the present crisis and for a useful life in the adjusted world to follow. The sacrifice and loyalty to country now so evident among members of the student body are helping to build strong moral characters and the proper attitude toward genuine work and service. Today there is the same old friendliness and comradeship that have always held among faculty and students at Bay View, but along with that, there is, in 1942, the thrill that all Americans know in working toward a common goal, the winning of the war. I aqf' I wcuty-night

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Twelfth Grade Twelfth grade students must be prepared to tace the prob- lems of lite on a college cam- pus, or in the world of business and industry. Recognizing the uncertainties of the tuture, the guidance department hopes to help students to adjust to the changing American scene. MISS STATZ Twelfth Grade Counselor lop Ii'0lVfEUCjG1'tS Barcio, Henry Adarnczyk, Kenneth Ie-ska, Ervin Blechacz, Adrian Borcyckowski, Edwin Lenz, Courtland Huelsbeck, Arnold Herman, Warren Fritz '- 1111111 Run' Thomas Bruce, Cecilia Rodriguez, Marion Bielrneier, George Karountzos, Alfred R.ley, Robert Menzel Iarnes Kwasiqroch, Adeline Lernanski llllrtl Rim George Vtfozniak, Betty Heidersheid, Lorraine Ehlke, lime Eisch, Florence Dobiowski, lean Piacentine, Mary Ellen Olsen, Dolores Iankowski lrllrillf lfrllr- 'Donald Trush, Evelyn Kempa, Doris Scheidina, Agnes Borck, Lorraine Musicxl, Alice Naylor, Bernice Borowski fr Hum IfflIf'flVlGIklOIl Kuhnke, Ruth Thomas, Audrey Bolz, Esther Baum, Frances Groppt, lune Sealock, lean Wask Pago Tfccflly-Jzfllu