Bradford High School - Spy Yearbook (Kenosha, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 170 of the 1947 volume:

RWD ff? Sf RN jg, A- . -,,, A , k K -Y x u . I W ,Rf 71.6 1947 Il. 1 .I- 'R' Q Q29 f . , X 3 1 5 'Q' :EM 1. .X 1 X 1: R N? 74 V 2 Q 'l X 7 we f Qefsgg, 3 -.144 ' Xu? - 5 X ' I 1 R a 1, A A X :vi -- JMS W A X , Ri. L J Qifgfpm X X R VOL. 36 OF THE SPY MARY D. BRADFORD SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL - RENOSI-IA, xxf lsCON5N R E bP E C P b I C MI an BTW ww HY at QXYWL 165 QMSYN of Tm mm 5 HWS wmxvd 9' Bwxstvwm BENVBHA' WW' ' .f Y,-a-um . r :J f'13'm - ' f - 3' '-'L Y' ' ' ' 'I , 3 b:.?Q5 V' 1 i I ,J 1 K Y xg- .- xl 1' - .Nfl l, I I ,, ' f , 7 4 . ' s 1 I V -ja, '- . Rf.. xx ' A ' 'E 1 . . ds. V J . - ,145 g h ', I' 1 ' gf ff ' M2 X Tb . :iff BAY' ,-1 ' v E 4 , f ' Pj x H db r 4' f J L 1 fi E13 si ,r 1 ,IH .- ' L1 . I, L v :Law N Q. ' ' 1zff,:?-z?43'-r - A 15.0-Pf,J I .57 f 3,-, ..f... , ki 4 ' , .X ri 5 '. 'ff , :viii i v 5 iff 4 2 , 1 1, 4.1-. sf On if ,Yrs ,814 , 4 55 '- 'EH J X TF' I 5 Q . 7' X' 9,721 , ' fl -feisf.2m?1 ! - 2 P9- 'ri ,.. ' gfivgg . 4 , , ,.,4 - if I 4, ' Y iff : . I ., ,Q W., L , . 13, - - fm ii5ei.g5255,g1g,,.,.-I 94 51 if 7 f w 5,4-,qs J f HW 'gmx xi 5 f f x YM S I .KJ A M, -. . A Ur' -1- ' X 1 -f 5 Foreword be you Qememhzf- . . . sunlight rlully reflcctcrl from mot- tled stairs . , . the glare of the lloorllit stadium . . . rlrc lzruqlwirurg crowd at K K the Homecoming dance . . . the crisp formality of the Prom . . . working ou the Kcucws . . . rlriulqiug Qolse grrourul the julie box at rllc Dryrloclc .... Do you remember your your at Kenosha? . L... i.......... Ile 'llw Hememher . .. ' gene and 54111, I F' 9191 4-59,9 A e i - ,ia 4, 5 .ff-iff , . -we 2.4 rid fi ,ff ue fs ea cv iff ta-Q ewifdwii-ff 5' 1' tis Gil fLff'ti1ffw's,f W r' 1 . if dl,,i:5,,j l ,h,, iff 'A i fi t ' At' ' ' ,, EARBOOKS are memory books, and this year's Spy is no exception. We tried to get a little of everyone and everything in it, but there are a lot of limitations to black on white. You can't hear the crowd cheering, the inflection of a teacher's voice, nor the julie box at the Drydock. The Spy has attempted to picture your year . . . the year of Hey-Bob-O-Ree-Bob and 'iOpen the Door, Richard' '... the year our conversation made no sense whatever, for lack of anything better, we said Vout and greeted our friends with Wl1o do you say? much to the disgust of our uninitiated elders. A little of all this went into this Spy, which we dedicate to you, the student, who will remember, because you were there. After a hectic three years of high school Senior A class othcers, Dino Ianni, Annabelle Alberts and Bob johnson retire to a somewhat more hectic adult life. Hunt and peck? Not Ruth Erickscn. At am S.C,A. dance Eugene Ambrose and l.2lw7C1'I1C Bclzmgcr relax in the gym bal- cony with that pause that refreshes. Having gl wcmlulwfnxl timcf Alberta Bodum- and Hnruld Kuhurt uffcr Con- clusiw pmuf limi tim- SCA. Qhmcc Wm cmlzph-ru pwfcctim. ,u K Q --an jmck lNIcMullm. drwscd in 1115 bust prcssul dcninb, .mal Mary Ann Zulu were um- uf tha- Hlllly Couplcs who If :cmh-Ll .md cxmwyui the SCA. damn LIU 4 -' ep ,1 .J 1L...x,2 - I9 5? 113' L .wfgllsvi , iff ,wi if 5 in ig: 46:51 fix fig' tx 09 63' rp J W mn sf' in 'QM ,S x V ' l fx .ii V' -1: ' J i fl ,f z 1 l , i 1 1 , A gif' in 1 .115 Aft' ,'.'1'xf,11e'.' if aa .V 1.5 5. Q rv ffxlfwf l nf 'aiklt 1 1 i 1. gf 1 f 1 i X. 1 Q f ,f ij, , V - I 1 .i , s,- .. X .f , s s 'i fy' ,. Control room to pilot Spaulding. The engine overhaul class gives instructions nn how to stnlighten up and Hy right. Wils it the Vitamin D or the girls tllu Court? x .-,wwf Z TM gs XX'illis Sclmcfcr, thc poor m1m's Harry james, gives thc students instructions un the line points of Hey-Bolw-O-R60 Bob . Burger Rasmussen :mtl his Prom date, Ellen Peterson, relax nn the veranda of 11 SOutl1crn lx'I21DSlUIl. 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Q If Q , r .i J f I. .5 , 5 f ch -, . I . A. A V V ,V , , .V T , 1 - 1, ,, V 4. i I, . ,5 f-J LV' i V Q S, . ggi' l', A -L ,f - , f if F V , V A- V A., f- V ..- W wi' ai Q., t, -N . , -, .ff nw W 1 'v Q A J -V .- V , -. KL, .,.- ,Vi . L., J M2 J n I 'Vg w f lf!! ,ty -V' s A accnu from the Senior Y-Teen Box Sociulfls that how our athletes get so ntrung and manly? Chemistry students bLIlf7hiiIlg over with ideas and Iiytlmclilcmric acid, We dedicate this picture to Bay Vicw's injured pride at being just another of ii lung line of teams defeated by Kcnoslnfs swimniers. Soph Al Roedcl takes oft in the relays, while teammates Dick Slmber, john Kaiser, and Gene Berrcs hold their breath. Eager :md laughing admirers eye that doll that other fellows cannot steal . ntlce H ou went to meetingef and tice dry- docle and re clued the end of your The Dry Doik. hangout deluxe, where you can meet everyone and anyone. . 1,4 it 95 Future K-Teen members, Joan Proulx and Dorothy Stump get the works at initiation from Fran Wood and Rue Segal. Members of the Spy Stz1fffI.ur1'y Slatcr, Allan Mink, Dick Shober, :md Roger Van Norton, put up the sign that sold 1,250 Copies. jim Amlcrwn and Alflcd Dcilwin. thu long .md short uf it ut K.H.S. bepartmen tA Studen tA 5 . 5 W., M ii 1 fif Mr. Stocker checks the sec- ond semester progriuns. 14 mini t ation The Mary D. Bradford High School is a symbol of our democracy. lt stands for equality among races, creeds and religions. This public high school brings together many boys and girls to study and work for a common goal, that of building our nation and providing what is needed most by the teen-agers of our generation, F E Conner Ph D. Superznlendefzi 0 Sclaoolr D. T. John, M.A. Principal I. F. Stocker, M.A. f1J'.l'j.lf4Ill! Prirzripn! MX , F ' ' ,ws M S-T ' ,E ja w .X K1 1 .gy - I f Af V if Marian Dieter Hazel Harley Helen Rastucny XVir1if1'ul Farley, lXI.A. COIlll.lL'!U7' of Girly K ..L:: :IE b li, ,l l S 3 5, gf . . fixafif' A lNfgu'y Snwicki Azalea Ter fy Bfullllwurs of the faculty and glnlIUllllSt1'LItl0I1 wlm uttemlul and Clmperonenl your 19AiT Prom. l E M 1--f john Kaiser leads a discussion Kgioup Miss Mivody's English class ngli la bepartmentiifmsnw f Myrtle Bangsberg M.A. - Eunice Smith Bacher M.A. - Nora Belle Binnie B.A. ' Florence Bisbee M.A. ' Ruth Breiseth M.A. ' Ruth Brown M.A. - Edith Gene Daniel M,A. - Margaret Densmore M.A. - Arthur S. Fenske B.S. ' Maurice A. Hannon M.A. ' B ingsberg Bacher Binnie Penske Hansen Hannon Y ? 2 s 3: L: 1 i r gh ,j gp I A.: H A .sr ni ' if fa ' gi 1 whiff, six ilk? L if wk E lr if ini M isa, Q. hx a 71 2 ' i Merrick Blank Scliucssler Wfilson Alma M. Merrick M.A. ' Juliana Blank M.A. ' Ruth Brown M.A. ' Margaret Dens- more M.A. - Leone M. Schuessler M.A. ' Virginia Wilson M.A. : 70 eign anguage Daniel Densmorc: Nelson Steffen Miss Mcrricl-is Latin clgiss. Allen Cicero Hub- bgirrl points im urcusing linger int Tom Ci1t41linc Nuvoicliicls, xxllflu the Roman Stlllllt passes judg- mont, ,217 ik Science. l i .. n Doherty Buck Davey Foote Huberty Schaefer Vanden Branden Wfalter Wfhitalcer Miss Doherty's chemistry class reviews 11 chapter for class discussion. Mary Doherty M.A. - Donald Buck M.A. - Byron Davey M.P. ' Harold Foote M.S. ' B. W. Huberty B.A. ' Prudence A. Schae- DQQD fer M.A. - Robert Vanden Branden B.S. - Charles Willter M.A. ' Philip Wliitalsei' M.A. Pauline Girman mixes her own formula for that old black magic. ., ',: ,,, f C i ., . 'V L-'LL' if K Buar Bnylci' Ccmsner Gocrz Krusri Ncmvnfk lf tml lines are cut lvy 11 t1'.msve1'sg1l . . . Miss li.1.1r smiles ciicwiimgeincilt ut Blinche Cn-1' Minnm and juni- McGuneg1le ns they prove the pwpusitioiz for the Jay. as gg mdfftemdt 'CA Florence Baar M.A. ' C. Bayler Ph.B. ' Florence Caswell M.A. ' Russell Cosner M.S. - Lydia Goerz Ph.M. - Telln Griffin M.A, ' W. C. Kruse M.A. ' Catherine Novack M.A. - Richard Nye Ph.B. Caswell V I Gritlin . ,fl Nyc 1 , ffpfffgfllly gjgw l i Berger Baldwin Campbell Duncan Feller Gaulke Hartzell johnson Kronenwetter Oates .,,, ,i ua., ww-m4:.w fx.x-ww .. ww -www ,aef smwr W-fm i it :ivwffixnffavrnm-4,-fwmwiaifmlh Mildred Berger M.A. ' Elsie Cumro Baldwin M.A. ' Lois Jean Campbell M.A. ' Mabel B. Duncan M.A. ' Robert M. Feller BE. ' O. H. Gaulke M.A. ' T. L. Hartzell B.E. ' Avis Johnson M.A. ' Evelyn Kronenwetter M.A. ' Caryl Lucille Oates M.A. Mr. Fcller gives an attentive typing class instructions for the day. ls Qj f gfif V -- J Rnilwcrt Wclncix, furiiituru miikui' first class, tightens 11 lwruckct on his lwok rack. Frcclwcrg Link Rnckwull Smith Tliuinii VLiiJSiiL' Indu trial 141-tA A. li. Vrccbcrg B.S. ' H. A. Link MA. ' B, D, Reppcrt B.S. ' Wfillis Rockwell B.S. ' I'i.Il'Y.ll'Li Cf. Smith HS. ' lidwuimi Thomas 51.5. Howland H. Paddock M.A. - Matilda Han- sen M.A. - Hope Hastings M.A. - Ethel Mac Jones M.A. - W. W. Martcllc M.A. - Mar- tin Rafshol M.A. ' Glenn Smith M.A. Miss joncs's modern history class studies the problems of reconstruction in Ger- Social Science HQ6Ho Paddock Hansen Hastings jones Martelle Rafsol Smith june Kzirrmuim, the pin-up girl, struightens thc hem on Joan Burns skirt to 21 fashion- nhle length. :Home fconomic Florence Sokolik M.A. - Marjorie Corbin M.S. ' Teresa McDonough Ph.M. - Harriet F. Smith Sokolik Corbin McDonough Smith ,d27M Blanche Cer lxIl1lLl1'2l, the only model child in our school, poscs for lNI1'. B1'UVx'lllS art class. :ll V VN iq e e t c fi'1a2ZYlS5S.!'mE '5,'?fi1WT'If T. 2 K ,.,..,-fi, .,.. V.-.V. A ,, yi.?',m,,:c,.,,w fm,-,,,, ..,. . .,.l,,. .1 .,,..., W-V., .,Q.,Q-y..--.,-,,,,,,:.,... .?.,.,q.,....,.,.,...,.,3.-ff. ,,.k,,,,.,...,..,, 'Ek.W.z,i.. . ,V M 4. .4 ?3f.1..'Jc7.f,a Zfl-:e.?5 .,w...1,Ql....1vg...,1,Ji.,.Lf..,.,.p..,.4f..A.Q......,4.,.L..Lx..2.'Q..i',,L.....-..,-,ig,.u.,L.3 Q..Q:3,,p,,,.. :l..mLl, my l i Slllter Reed jelcn Davies Kruse Brown Hargrave Dunham '78 ' L ,........:-.4:a:.zF-L:-14F-mi.,Q,v....-..'.....59'...?'L43.....7'5!7 '2a:z 4,.,fi'.-...i.. ksaf..v.r......' 4. ......,...... '-Q .........'- u-I ...Q-' .nag-...t'. 1 '- .,.:...i,z1a ' - 37 Dorothy Slater Ph.B. Library, Spy ' lllsie Reed B.A., Library ' Geraldine jelen, Library - john Davies Ph.B., Speech - Elizabeth Kruse M.S., Art ' Kenneth D. Brown M.A., Art ' Catherine Hargraye MA., Music ' Howard Dunham BS., Band. Sherlock Holmes Fenske and his young XVatsons, Ralph Burnett, Pat Calahan, and Pearl Chase, clues in hand, search the Card catalog for missing authors. Is you is, or is you ain't my baby? Dick Flocker asks Mary jane Davis in Miss Stefftns dramatic class. D gow . . . and occasionally students come to the lihrary to consult reference books, Harland Anderson, Jeanette Thiet, Roh- ert Calclart, Donald Dawson, Marian Allen, and Edwin Burman of the Sopho- more B Class work on an assignment. Our G.A.A. gives definite proof that the Egytiuns of ancient times have noth- ing on the motlern high school girl in the building of pyramids. Engle jameson Peel Schumacher Smith Trebbin Vanclerhoof Waltts Y, i i plngwic I -'I l L. E. Engle B.A. ' Shirley jameson B.S. ' l j. A. Peel M.S. - William H. Schumacher l M.S. ' Andy Smith B.S. ' james Trebbin N B.A. - Mildred Vnnderhoof M.A. ' Harriet X Watts M.S. fducation Anrl they talk about women! I 71-:dent Fifi! Sezlleiler OigiL'6l',l Semfzd SE'!llb'.l'f61' Jean Barth .,,,,,,,,,,, ,,.,A,,,,,, P resident ,,,,A,,, ..,,,,,,,,.,,. E laine Copen Peggy Scott .,,........,.. A,,,,.,.,. V ice-President ,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,.,,, D olores Eichman Dolores Eichman ,....,,, ,,,,,,, S ecretary-Treasurer ,,..,, ,,.,,t... .....,,..,,,, .....,,,,.,,. E l e anor Glass Miss Vanderhoof ,,...,............,,,,t,,,.,...,. ......,,,,,.,,..t,...,,,,,, A dvisor ,,A....,...,,,,..t....,,,,, ..,....,.,,,,,,,,r,.., ,,,.,.. lN I iss Vanderhoof Row 1: Wynefrerl Dolan, Peggy Scott, Jean Barth, Dolores Eichman, Kathleen Wirtz. Row Z: Alice May Rauch, Evelyn Kishline, Grace Sonclerhall, Frances Less, Joan Weiiinan. Row 5: Marjorie- Fuller, Eleanor Glass, Jeanette Ohlen, Elaine Copcn, Lois Reuter, Gretchen Olson, Miss Van- derhoof, Eve Barbee, Carolyn Roedcr, Claudette Watkins, Betty Ann Morrison. Row 4: Joanne Costen, Carol Neblung, Betty Craig, Joyce Wocmlf. The Under ra W V, rf er , junior A Class Officers: Tom Taube, president, Melvin Behr, treasurer, Betty Ann Morrison, secretary, Don Fir- chow, vice-president. Not museum pieces but jun- ior class officers, Bill Henry, vice-president, jack Alfano, secretary, and jack Smith, president, Roger D. Smith, treasurer, could not be caught by the photographer. The officers of the Sopho- more B Class, George Arns- myer, vice-president, Muriel Nelson, treasurer, jean Schend, secretary, and james Pucci, president, hold a con- ference during the noon hour. M. Mr. Huberty and Ray Morton select milk for their M1u'y Lund, Boh Grno Butty Plul Cuol Ixltt school lunch, but Stove Wk1lLICl1 heads for home Jayne lXIcGmmeglc, and mlm Gmmbettl nhl 1 and hut fuoll. lmliday touch tu the wplmlnolc s SUICILIHQ fnnex Student Council Rmv 1: li. llcclmr, B. Simmxs. C. Proc.x1'iunL Rum, l7. lvlulmy. Row Z: C. Kult, nl. lVlcGm1v:lu, Nl. XYw1'nv1 B. Stutzlw, M. Hull Run' 3: R. Grim. H. M95-ur, J. Sqllqml. li llllll l Furl 1 lvcs. Room I lXlR. RC7CKWlfl.l. l: H. fN1lml.u. R. Fmlxl. R. Hmmxll, Elwlarx, ll. ll11'xumvw, R. ffllltlff, rl. llm. W' R I7--Xnwl lx -. . n. -l fl. Bx1l'lw. xlf. Fm Dullx. lvl. A. H.ell. 5. Cfllzuxlfllx xllh l Owrun In R4 vw I I f lri Rf vw .l 1 l limx' M. m. R4 M' ll I7 li F: H. Hfzlthfl. XY. Nlrwl. M. flu Gllntvr. F. Ufmllv. B. H,n1w11. li ll . Nl, Hcnry. 4: R. fimhzarn. l'l. R fwlv, R. Hzmw Cvufmlx-I. B. H vlnlvulmcll. li. K -1'1ll n Is, li. Cwrwlv-. R. N11 .wld Soplaomo he Cla A foam I MISS BAAR Rum' 1: R. NVcJn:ikis, XWCLLQIQ. N. Sclwcmu nvcr, R. XYulwcr, B McKinley, C, Chzvclzmd Row Z: B. Hum, I. Batlcnlvcrg, M, Cwsmluxlc S. Allemzm, G. Arndt, S. Amlrcxxs. P. Hen durlcitcr. Rum' 3: H. Frullicks, K. Smudc. Vblxxlznr il. Shllnmwny, Cl. Kcmcu. j. Nlcilmncglc, A ilrzlllgcr. Row 4: D. Bczlvcr. J, Clums, P, Gmlvu. D Schaeffer, C. Hulcomb, D, H.1vw.u1'.i. R, Stuc Room I 7 MR. COSN ER lbw. I: fl. Kzw1vlw,xJ.l. M. Hnlflxlx. 5. lillnlrxy' R. Alxdulxvlx. D. Graf. 17, lirlxsh. Nlngq Rmx' Z: M. Hlzlsi, A. M41l't4m1x. C. Hulwcfg, N O'Cxml1c1l, Y. Sulmd, H. Nm'xx'1mx'I. R. Mfzx' nm, XV. Ax1v1'mnn. Rum' 3: B. Fuxm-nw, R. fllmcr. I. Ciqwmzxlti R. Hnins, L. Uznttllu, il. l5m'lIYQ1. B, Audcrf mm. Lv. Hcrsxcr. Iimv 4: XX. Kxrk, D. Ml11'1':my'. C., XX1x1l1s, F Milkelmt, I.. Arlc, E. I5mm.m. XY. Nuhls XY. lilzncklumm. Room I INIISS BLANK Row 1: YV. Hcnkvl, A. Knrclalii. 17. Gramer A. Niclscn, M. Petri, G. Kgmrfnxzm, E Ilucdlcr. Rmv Z: D. Hzlrrib, L, Mzlcllkuxxirz. A. jllrzxfc wfcz, E. Bc1'1xlx1xrdt, R. Klum, 1. Hgxrlurmglmm J. Bcrrcs. Rmv 3: L. Fihlxcr. I. Nclnlugmw. A. Kraft G. Pzxcetti, Hmwcr, L, Lnrfuu. H1u'1'1s XV. Jensen. Qi I Rum' -4: R. Dcflustri, Hurt. il. Grulmt, H Meyer, H. Huff, B. Durucl1u1', V. Hunxvricl. K. Hindcrcr. 1949 Rvvm l9r MISS GOIERZ Row 1: R. Spzlzxy, B. Simon, F, Rossi, F Pvrri, A. Runac, C. Sprfnn, K. Stitlclnunn R. Btlrlwu. Row 2: D. Rugnftilcl, D, Kvrstirig, R. Funk, P Rucllc. IJ. llync, E. McMahon, A. Stefani. R. Shui. r. Row 3: S. Sclnnitlt, D. f'lrlm'icl1, G, Milmk, R Mimi-cm, R. Swartz, D. SCll2lLlIl1lWl'Q, R bmirli, ll. lftlunlmtlacr, R. Tcnutzu. Rww 4: F. Swlnnnalti. R. Roc, R. Smllink R. Sonnvnlwrq, B. Xlfulelx. R. Slt'YxlllY, M Ungcmzxcli. Al. Zollcr, M, Siuplcr. Room Zl MR. DAVEY Row 1: Connor, Clmpul, B. Slrcltlon, D Salerno, xl. Prjcbylski, M. Ruge, H. Szxltmcris QI. Lcwnntlowski, Row 2: xl. Sclmclcniutlx, L. Orrico, Rice V. Plutchnk, J. Peterson, I. Scott, C. Schoctl tlur, R. M11ju1'lxo, J. XV1utlcll. Row 3: M. Lnncl, A. Scnlzo, R. Mzmdcrnnck E. Principe, N. Lcwis, E. Kislilinc, E Mnrtz, M. lf. XVilton, N. Raiser. Row 4: M. Kolowski, H. Stern, E. XVilliams B. Travis, D. Lucier, A. XValas, M. Dorff. B. Kanocz, D. Thompbon, D. Taylor. Room ZZ NIRS. NELSON Row 1: H. Knapp, A. Pctcrson, F. Collins, J. Gomlbnr, R. Lukawski, C. Lcipzig, B johnson. Row 2: S. Olson, M. Goodwin, I. Giombctti B. Huisscn, E. DcRnngo, J. Nlurrny, B Powers , D . Hoff. Row 3: I. Nnss, S. Mzlclny, D. Rodcriclc, N. Egvedt, F. Keyse, H. Drinkwine, J. Kleist, R. Eiscnlxaucr. Row 4: F. Dcnig, R. Dcrwne, E. Klopstein, R, Lancer, C. King. J. Rocknowski, A Gotta, N. hlcfsen, K. Ogrcn. ffw,iii1s, 7 ww. if 3. . L ,f Q Y A . Q.. sn-N he MA Room Z3 MR. HUBERTY Rim' 1: G. Bcckcr, R. Johnson, R. hlxunison T. Clicclxini, T, Flnllcy, D. Benedict, J I Drago. Ruw 2: A. Jzxlmlcc, 'lf Ostlunnl, A. Rxnlclm, P Callahan, V. Antxnrznmiznn, P. Levin, j. Tlmict D. Brown. Ruxv 3: . Sanz imru, M. Krieger, E. Stark R L. Born, P. Clmsc, V. Flug, J. Kncssl, B luncs, V. Jonnsson. Row 4: R. Burnett, F. Mxlcttn, A. Hnulcllc A. Deming, Bcrcilcr, P. Buy J. jnlinson, M. Mirnrvr, J urs, I. Fay. Room Z4 NIR. KRUSE Rnw l: B. Di:Niu, T. Dcsris, G. Sclmnnsclxcclc Al, Fischer, ml. Duvismm, R. Axtcll, A. Mid dlcczlmp. Ruw Z: Wvlllis, C. Cnstzxnzo, Al. Acutn, M XVux'nur, I. XV:1nilwldt, 13. Bnrtl, .l. Clliiunclli Cl, Martino. Row 3: M. Allan, B. XYzcgclc, B. Kirclxncr A. Ncwlmusc, A. Wade, M. Adznnsun, D Xlfinoski, P, Fzxsulu, RCIXX' R I: 4: A. Kilmury, L. Collins, F. Clxinnclli . Conklin, H. Andcrson, D. Dunn. B .gvcdt, P. Zulcski, B. Anderson. Room Z5 Row 1: P. Kumi Pnnzlziu, B. Slums, j. Fo A. Hill, A. W clxini, D. Smith Row 3: T. Goss, C. Rlxoclcs, M. XVl1itC, Gallo Row 4: H. Subl R. Clausen, B. R. Urno, E. is, A. Abot, R. Stcpncy, D 51, M. Hansen. nc, D. Hcssefort, G. Czllfllll Rmx' 2: P. LnVig zilnclx, R. Robillzurd, F. Pizzi A. Mctzillo, G. Van XViC Clzimfziln, S. W':ilncl1, T U, C. Schwen. isky, C. Mundt, B. l'icL.lot Sclnnullcldt, C. XVillul1gl1l1y Pnrlcnkcimcr, K. Ncidl. 1949 Room Z6 MRS. BACHER Row 1: I, Ncddu, G. Schanfsnum, T. LcRusc G. Pmcarionc, A. Rovik, W. Mutchlcr. Rim' 2: B. Rzisrlx, D. Scrvaiis, D. Pica, E Kress, P. Krcuscr, A. Mormuc, M, Mcttzilu Rim' 3: J. Lvliutxvciwcr, T. XYl1itc, D. Pnzucli A. Bird, B. Ruvcr, C. Pczzm, Langer. Ruw 4: J. Pucci, P. Norvillc, R. Roudcnu H. Putrow, I. Luc, C. Muwfy, M. Brink hl. Magninii. Enom Z8 INIR. HARTZELL Rim' I: A. Zxutz, L, Burtcl, -I. Doilgizis, Ii Uicciiwuod, M. Nclson, Cl. Ccsariu, Cl Schultz. Rim' Z: M. Hincf, R. Clxulfc. nl. A. NViucg.u' B. Millar. If. Mnlinaw, B, Kuu:lar1ch, M Smith, L, Bcnuctt. Rim' 3: H. Mmris, M. Sguiur. R. Schzicfcr. J Hutkus, M. Lupin, Fwiwizs, B. Knutwu U. Mzlzzci, L. Hughes. Room 27 MR. FENSKE Rim' I: C. Rugcfs, Swartz, D. Daxxsfxu. R Clgildnrr, R. Russm, E. Whirnmrc, T. Trnpin Rim' Z: M. Hiuvs, R. Clausv, J. A. XV1ucgzu' li. Rcnungmu, B. Stutzku, G. Vcmcr, R Sudcrbcrg, L. Cuscuza, Rim' 3: C. Curry, Shankizmd, Lonqrunui T. Vnndcvuld, B. Shipman, H. Wvojtkicwu Il. Thunipsuu, B. NVillCms, Rim' 4: E. f.:i1'iscn, R. Wxdluzir, R. Turn A. Amu, U. Schultc, R. XVcs.1rlxaiu1, M Quumlt, M. L. Stcvcus. he Clam Kvvm 29 MISS NOVACK Rem' l: R. Engluntl, R. Nelson, H. Kulxirt, J Zukziites, G. Nelson, B. Schwandt, B. Peter sun, D. Pederson. Raw 2: R. Spentcr, R. Malcscn, P. Wzitts G. Allen, L. Czmhcld, S. Rasmussen, J Pint, C. Cutlcr. Row 3: I. Schcnd, M. Kretschmcr, NV. Mac Crcady, V. XVudcll, I. Smith, N. Toft, M Sulwlisky, E. NYen2.clmzln, A. Randall. Rmv -l: A. Rucdcl, B. Benedict, C. Riccizxrdi T. Scalzo, R. Bcrtling, R. Hamm, W. New liuusc, A. Richards, H. Strusky. Room 33 MR. NYE Ruw 1: I. Funk, li. Dulzlk, T. Schneider, R Snizitynski, L. Tliolnzis, I. Lecccsi, J, Thurn Row 2: M. Lcistcn, V. Yunk, B. Mzicioroslci lvl. XVatring, D. Nclson, A. Zuccnrelli, J Mielkc, D. Klcist. Rim' 3: I. Scibcrlicli, D. Dcsmonic, S. Myers S. Sorenson, M. Frnntlscn, C. Krause, C Katt, C. Monticello. R-iw 4: M. King, M. Schumacher, V. Staskus R. Wallig, K. NVzxlli51, J. Slazer, D. Spitzer M. Myers, S. Tunkicicz. ,sf . -ff' 'Sq' .N Ream 102 MISS JOHNSON Rmv 1: F. Mitchell, Al. Oglesby, F. Misurelli J. Nickels, P. Lee, D. Paielli, E. O'Connor Ruw Z: E. Mantuaxno, G. Lundskow, N. Mc Donald, M. A. Mzirtelle, B. Merrick, M McElwain, D. Lupi, B. Lipman. Row 3: L. Mullin, G. Nicsen, R. Munson, D McLuckei, A. Nelson, K. Nielsen, G. O'Ncil M. Lcaeh. . 1949 Rovnw 10 7-109 MISS SCHUESSLER, MR. SMITH Ruw l: M, Quinn, S. Principe, D. Shcllcy T. Roberts, J. Smithhzick, L. Simcnn, P. Pias Row 'lr V. Pattnn, C. Schercr, A. Schabcl M. Riske, R. Ricciu, C. Snntiloni, C. Rich urds, C. J, Pfuiilcr. Row 3: C. Schindlcr, R. Smith, V. Ruflalo H. Suvziglio, C. Ivlunmc, K. Mish, J. Nagel' kirk, Cf Rocdcr. Row 4: A. Nuslnnd, M. Ruben, V. Nelson ld. Sauer, H. Putcrsun, I', Suvziglio, L Ikzrsun, H. Ruth. Zoom 103 MR. FELLER Ruw 1: j. Icnscn, Ii. Nlaycs, J. Mxudznr, R Lcncmnc, XV. Kuhls, If. I Iuxx'u, D. Krucgcr B. lcnscn. Row Z: H. Jansen, F. Kzaralmtsus, M. Janis I. Kccnc, L. Hutchkiss, J. Lnndcrs, B. Hol man, M. Hopf. Rnw 3: D. LaCrussc, B. Ivcracn, VI. NICEVOY D. Kuznk, M, Hullimzxnn, K. Kzxnclxl, K Hullmur. Row 4: D. Juhnsun. A. Manila, R. Mzxihixfcr J. Lehmann, I. Hulfingcr, E. Kullmznn, ,I Mziimiiclli, R. Klein. Row : R. Johnson, G. Lnpi, H. Kcating G. Kunnin, B. Mzirtiix, I. Hinz, B. McDun uld, R. Lindcrmun. Room 110 MISS CAMPBELL Row 1: I. Doiiglns, IS. Cantwell, J. Gyurina D. Crass, R. Ilulbrzlnsen, B. Frnscr, D Dlbblc, Chutilovicz. Row Z: B, Hznuu, A. DcSantis. S. Crosutto M. Hawkins, ,l. Hcnrikson, R. Gallo, M EIICIQTIJII, D. Daniel, ,I. Gahart, B. L. Gin guru 1. Row 3: F. Cclchrc, NV. Chernich, I3. Fraser P. Ecklor, L. Gmcjzilm, G. Costcn. K. Gcr main, D. Docrllingcr, G. Ducrflingcr, M Furgiuimi. Row 4: H. Cogcll, T. Davis, lj. Clmindu, L Gallo, A. Gentile, R. Hawes, IS, Gentile XV. Fox, E. Dclfok, L, Fox, he CIMA o 1949 Room Ill MISS OATES Rnw 1: D. Schnckmuth, D. Schnccbcrgcr, B Swnncnbcrg, A. Ruffulo, J. Sorcnsun, M Spizzirri, M. Sallvr. Row Z: R, Tcnntn, D. Skinner, L, Slh!1'vpZll'l1 A. Savaglio, M. Tcnutu, J. Shipman, J Ruffnlu. Row 3: I. Tunutzn, P. Spullato, M. Shumzmskc D. Sorensen, F. T4JITlCZ2lk, E. Spizzirri, G Tr-nuta, D, Stump. Rum' 4: T. Thumpscm, R. Simpkins, A. Stipzl nuk, XV. Vuight, li. Ruhlc, G. Schunschcck R. Spallatu, A. Speca. Room II MISS JAMESON Row 1: M. Allui, R. Hain, R, Dlllltif, C Accrbi, L, Anrlcrsun, W, Aikuna, R. Bwclxnx U, Aicllo. Ruw Z: B. Clnugh, A. Anderson, L, Ccnsuri L. Aicllu, D, Ashby, N. Czlnmpzxqnn, A Clzullni, C. B.xlIn1'lwy, L. Rllttcri. Rmx' 3: R. Anccvif, D. Hnrdwcll, D. Arnulul .L Blzxsi, R. Bliss. K. Bclungm, L. Rurlwcr L. Bcdrusiam, E. Ccsnriu. Row 4: L, Aivllrx, M. Cox, L. li1l1'Iu-c, A Iiunnutt, E. Bulwich, fl. Backer, D, liuyscn U. Bccknmnn, AI. Ashmus. Room I I ' MISS DUNCAN Row I: P. Zanio, R. NYuIton, B. XVIQSLQ, I Van Hazingu, S. NYight, M. NYnjnic:, H Zunzmy. Ruw Z: G. Zlcth, M. Tcubcr, V. Tmvlrz. D XYcuvcr, D. M, XYuLlc, M, Venn, M. Zuhrlc XV. XVzxtkins. Rmv 3: T. XVillinmsun, D, Zcitlcr, R, Vwfulff B, Vfcstphal, B. W'illiums, D. Wurmzxn, G Willmnghby, R. Zuchlsdurf. Bilfllklfil Vffervc, Roberta Suule, and Muf- garet Eggert gather 1TlilgDUllL1 blossoms for the Prom the hard way. Room 303 MISS BINNIE Rum' 1: li. NX'crx'c. U. XYh1tc. ll S.llv4ntu1'c, li. Zicvrrs, Ll. Xllnmlzuml, L. Ziusvxncr. Rmx' 2: B. Xllvlxlgemutlx, S. XYivnl1n:u1. R. Zur' lctti, H. XYwsucr. ,l. Zullzl, A. Zzllm, M. XYillm:m:clx. Rmx' 3: Nl. XY1t1nrnycr, l'. Yulins, M. A. Zulmn, XV, XVomlxx'q11'nl, L. XYluLmox'c, fl. York, vl. Wurncr. Rum' 4: R. XY1mmcr, F. XYidcn. L. Ymmg, D. Zxnpf. D. Xllxuulcr. L. NYc1nslu1n. unior Eovm 305 MISS BISBEE Ruxx' 1: D. Unwin, F. Stump, R, Stuclvc, lt. Tnlwbcrt, Ir., N. XVcuks, K. Vumlcnbcrg, N Tllrlcclsun. Rmvllz B. XY:1c.lc. H. Wubcr, lf. llfiggl. fl Smlp, T. Vsllaxni, M. lYc1sbc1't, M. Vicll. Row 3: R. Stiles, L. Tuclccr, ll, Xllzxllig, ll Stockdale, I, Varnis. I. Viola, C. Wcinburgrr N. Uttcclx. Room 312 NIISS KRUSE D. Anderson, lf. Amlrcoli. S. An S. Andcrscn, B. Aurun, E. Burlncc, sfhclr. D. Amlrcn, R. Acorn, B. Aclcrmun. icrs, V. Andrcn, A. Arlov, L. Arne' R. Andrcscn, T. Iinuinzmn, K. Barter, l s . ' ' ' er on, S B.rmslm, .l. Altlmo, B. Bam The C1444 Room 309 MR. BRONVN Row l: R. Simons, vl. Smith, V, Schultz E. Smith, If. Surcnscn, G. Stocltlnmlur, G Stulqzutis. Row 2: il. Sclmciclcr, D. Stump, l'. Strung' lucrg, D. Troli, L, Sparks. G. Srvivmruli, V Tallorn, Row 3: R. Smllc, C. 'l'lm1'ut4m, R. 'l'i'ultn M. Al. Tllrcri, xl. Surrlo, Cl. 'l'r:m1l:x, T. Trn'c:1so. Row 4: R. Spluitll, C. Sclmuclr. K. Stcin A. sfnicfm, H. sciimmf, ia, m.w..11.. Rf Schmidt., R, Smith. Room 315 Row l: I. Rudolph, A. Rcinsdorf. R. Pritch' xml, D. Salvatore. E. Pfcifur, M. Robers, R. Sclm:1u!'vr, H. Schefky. Row Z: B. Snitz, M. Sirocchi, I. Rutkowski, xl. Szllcrim, D. Rllthc, S. Richter, Schwartz, Y, Sxnlitllru, N. Shcrcr. Row 3: R. Russclli, D. Schwartz, B. Sorcnsen, A. Rlllllulu, F. Potthast, R. Pfzmmillcr, D. Schultz, D, Riclrcr, P. Scott. Row 4: Nl, Szrmlcrsori, I. Smith, L. Schneider, L. Schvml, M. Scclzmdt, R. Segal, I. Rosko, S. Skinnkxs, I, M. Shelby, B. Scliu. Row 7: K. Rulainson, H. Robinson, xl. Rnbcrg, B, l'rvsLm1, A. Schallcr, XV. Richter, 1. Rynll, D. Schlzrtcr. v . 1948 foam 316 MISS DOHERTY lirmw 1: D. Dory, D, Dmigius, L. fI'gippcf.tu, XY, Ciilistizmscn, IS. Eckstrum, Cohen, J. Bush, CI. Davie. Rmx' 2: C, DcLuri:1, T. Chudzida. L. Chap- mzm, Cf. Dybcrg. L. Chiznpvttu, J. Dvmskc, I. Dolan, Cl. Cistzam, J. Cinelli, P. Clmchula. Rim' 3: M. Cnllzuixzln. M. nf. Davis, L. Ebncr, A, Curuilxy, L, Cicchmi, A. Cihmppettzl. B. Edquist, D. Dybcrg, L. Cuururc, L. DiAmon1. Rmv -4: M. Decker, R. Cuwlli, B. Craig, R. DuRosu. L Cruzcn, A. DuMicchi, M. Cong' dun. K. Chico, IS. Cable, N. Dnttilu, M. Q Duvf. , Rum' 3: A. Christiansen, Crcci, E. Cismuf Ji, P. l5QLuut. J. Burzymkx, K. Dirthardt, B. Czirruli, I. Uurman, if. Ellisuu, E. Du' lmiiicwxuz. H Room 319 MISS BREISETH Row l: L, Ogiivic, A, Mink, C, Rvcvca, D Reel, M. Pudbnr, D. Neubauer. Rum' 2: R. Pfrri. R. lklluqrilm, Dnmmtlxy Rciclxf arts, Dulurcs Rn-xchcrts, A, Rznsliimacli, .I Rnsch. Row 3: H. Poihcmm, I. I'Iqinkcy, L. Mndriizm I I ' I J J. Pmftcrmii, I. lutahl, L. lofzihl, I. iirrf zmgcli. Rmv 4: L. Milivr, nl. Murrmm, E. Olsun, D Ncwpurr, XY. Nvwrnzm. B. Kmittcr. ,L New' num, l'. Rcxtur. 4 Room 313 MISS SCHAEFER Rim' 1: I3. Khydus, H. Gram, ,l. Clrcqu, T Fultim. ,L flnllnqixrr. fix' 2: R. Ifngvlf. M, Fulivr. L. Fizlluk. K ilmxlil. M, Iidquisr. 5. Fcrrza. Run' FV: P. Iimlnrn, ,l. CIzin1h'l'ri1u. M, lfqufrt I. iingrlilnm, L. Fnlaik, Piahvr. A. f'1t-'Z pmrick, Row -4: R. l vrrzxro, fl. Fzilkcnstcrn. R. Urccu ww-ad, C. lfnqlund, L. Enucllmrdt. R. Erick fr rx. -.Ask -1 he C1444 foam 320 MR. VANDEN BRAN DEN Row 1: bl. Hcrzog, NY, Hcinlv1'sc.loi'f, O. Huw' lay, B. Hill, C. Hamlains, R. Hill. Row 2: S, Gitzlaff, G, Gimp, S. Gail, C. Gocttcr, V. Gratz, N. Grufnwnld, li. L. Gross. Row 3: D. Cmtli, Umlrlcy, B. Giurlz, Gandr, L. Grim, P. Girmzxn, L. Griffin, Row 4: M. Gyurina, B. Hcrrmann, B. Henry, I. Gomlvnr, P, Gcnnmc, D. Grnglin, I. Hansun. INIR. FOOTE Row 1: D. Hcckinzm, E. Bcrrcs, ,L Brncklxims, P. Bmvinaln, L. Bosnian, J. Bundy. Row 'l: G. Burn, A. llnvlnnc, ,l. Bnclxman, B. Bl-ml, M. ,l. Bururti, B. Bunn. Row 3: J, liurns. B. lincklvy. L. Billings, R. Brennan, A, Brumlullsu, M. Bcnluru, M. Bcaumicr. Row 4: ll. lirznnlcoxv, H. liuilaing, D. Brunner, J. Brirtclli, T. Bronuskc, R. Bnrby, F. Bwncss. Room 321 MISS DENSMORE Row 1: I. Mcicr, L. McDnnalc.l. D, Millcr, K. Nclsun. R. Mcttcxw. R, Mzittioli. Row Z: A. Niknlai, M. Norman, N. Pznsflilcc, D. Nclsnn, G. Nichols, R. Nczxu. Row 3: F. Marg, C. Mzxlnittzl, D. Mainlnmry, M. Nunn, L, Nunkc, ,l. Nclscn, E. Mon' ticclli. Row 4: A. Miclkc, D. Mnrtull, Mznimxn, J. McMullen, G. Olson, F. Mzxrslmll, A. Mc' Nail. 1948 Room 32414 INIR. XVI-IITAKER Row 1: D. Liuglcr, If. Kuling. ff. Kuvncic, I. A. I.1cIxtcr, A. Lapidus, M. Mnrmlith, S. Kubik, D. Lajcuncssc, H. Lumng, Row 2: Mzujcrko, C. Kumiv, A. Krigcr, R. Luys, R, Lansmq. B. Krcuschcr, S.K1mpp, A. Mzxycr, B. Mzxrmo, C. M.n'1mv. Raw 3: M. Mzxrnwldx. B. Muckcy, G. Kirsch' Imum, Il, Mulxuucy, M. MzxcIxc1':u, S. Klllik, C. L1-ff, Kcrstcu, A. KlrcI1m'1', K. Krutz, A. Krcba. Row -I: fl. KrcszxI, I.. Kullmznm, II. Klein, S. Kccfncr, M. Klocl. J. Lms, Il. Lznpp, I. Luft. Ii. Lcirucwcbcr, M. Kvrr. B. Mur- quzmlr. Row fx AI. Koznk, L. Lzxmluzul. T, Kuruscik. AI, Litlu. IU. Larson, jr.. IS. I.:u'sun, B. Krcth. B. Klnzny, N. Kollmrm, R. Lcitmg. foam 3246 Rww 1: D. Hcllft. H. Irvlmxmsulm, R. Hm'ubY, CI. Kz1I1uk.1, -I. Jouvs, R. klnlmuw. If. HMT, FI, julmmuu. Row Z: C. I'I-nlftwn. Iaun. M. Irving, P. Hoifmxm. M. Alamticn, S. klzuncb. R. Cru ski. I.. Hzxlpm. H. Hrupku. R. I'Iuppc. Row 3: G. Huh, K. janrlmxn. ,I. Hmrzmck, N. Iulumm. CI. Kzuhlcr. M. kIl1IIlIr. J. Kalrf mann. M. Hgxrtlcv. B. Hurt. M. L, Huuglmm, Row 4: V. ,Icnscm D. I'Illukvlux'. C. Hain, .I. Haxfulllucm, D. Hamscn. Ii. ,lullmmy K. Hull, .I. Iluucs, AI. HUIIILHLI, N. Kvcklgr. Row 5: IS. Kullcr. H. Knmtcki. O. Ivmcu, I5. Hmuuhy, I. .IuIxa.1mwiCZ, R. Icmvn, IS. KAI' dcnlwrg, II. -Iwlmsfm, N. Alcskc, IX. Huxmmn, V, Hupf. IXIR. SINIITI-I Row 1: If. AICIIO, T. Iiixciulm, II. llullczm, A. Alvxnmlur, D. Bumwtl, IJ. Ilviclxini B .Ml--Isun. Row Z: I Iirzxmlgnlisc. I. Burgi. A. Amlvrson ,I. Amlnrarlm. IS, Autvs. I.. Iivlnuqvr, I5. Bcyul' S. C'---znruf. Rmx' 1: Mx. Smxtlx. XY. Iiurlul. A. Iicrknx' R Iiuivlf. M. Ii-'Im1'. LI. Ilcnku. R. Iilzmk, Ay vlmw. IW. Augustine. N. Iilamchx. .Q A, Wie C7444 Room 220 MR. PADDOCK Row 1: B. Engel, XV. Eiscnhaucr, T. Devine E. Dorff, I. Epstein, M. Fcclxner, D. DeLuca Row 'Zz B. Clausen, H. Dragonccwicz, I Dodge, A. DcChiara, E. Copcn, Y. Covelli J. Dillcy, A. Drisscl. Row 3: I. Cwrrcz, C. Christensen, XV. Everett Runga. Room 222 MISS WILSON Row 1: D. Ilznv. II. Hzunpul, A. Hulslwzuml, D. Fm-lugs, IS. jcusvn, fl. Culliforcl. ROW I. I7zu':xcz1. A. CI'cxi'duim, O. Ulxczzi, L. Guglinrnli, ,l. FIICII, I. Uizummiu. Row 3: xl. HcwlLlvi'x'1uLl, G. Furinzuw, D. Fcdcrf moyer, R. I71'icdm:Ia, R. Erickson. A. Fay. Row 4: LI. CIio1'no, H. Hansen, D. Firchuw, I. Fcnrrcsl, A. Ilcnlqcl, D. Glass, N, flummcll. Room 302 MISS BROWN Row l: E. Hoffman, D. Jacques, C. Johnson, T. Jansen, M. Kohn, D. Granger. Row Z: D. Kznclbcr, E. Hosea, H. Kosloske, D. Julius, D. Jnrvcy, B. Halvorsen, L. Guguln. Row 3: D. Lconarcl, B. Mzlagaiarnl, xl. Maphis, C' J ,. auclu, E. Mzxlxlia F. Linclstrom, G. Krumin, IS. johnson. LI. Englcrt, Coates, M. Chulnlc, G. De: 1948 Room 304 RUSS STEFFEN Rim' 1: R. Mociirkc, T, Misurclli, B. Mauser, .-Mitchel, M. Ucchler, D. F. Nnvak, E. R Reich. Row 2: H. Mnlznlin, P. Lajcllmtssc, B. Lud- wiiiv I. Moru, M, Morronc, I. McDowell, I. Kcmcn, J. McHenry, A. Lziflmssc. Row 1: A. Miqlizilicx, M. Mc5'cr, B. Pecan, E. Pacetti, E. Ncmilzi, E. Nllynnruk, D. Kam' in, 1, Pica. ' Row 4: T. Nuvnichick, E. Niccolai, D, Michcln, L. Lcinuwcbcr, J. Pcrri, B. Larson, D . Nelson, E. M. Krueger. Row 5: T. Nilscn, K. Powers, McCarthy', H. Norris, D, Nichols. -I. Mcycrs. Room 310 MISS BANGSBERG Row 1: I. XYuuIf, F. Tilsncr. H. Wuinbcrgcr F. Tnrcaso, A, Turin, D. Vcddcr. Rim' Z: M. I ,Yzmtorni, M. XV:irtcr, A Thuinzis, M. XV:itring, C. XVatkinS, D. Tcnuta Row 3: L. XYicqcrt, A, Terpstru, M. XVi1hr, I. XX'cnman, H. M. Yule, A. Vick. Row -4: R. Thornhcrg, L. Valentine, T. Topw lmic, G. Vanchcnn, C. XV2imbcils.lt, K. Vfirtz, G. Wicgcrt. fvom 306 MISS MOODY Row l: C. Srroik, D. Smith, F. Rinaldi, T Tauhc, G. Shwaikn, G. Rackmvski. Row Z: KI. Shcard, V. Ruifalo, N, Shannon M. Rnhurtscn, J. Ruhcn, P. Stummcr, M Scibcrlich, P. Scott, B, Snyder. Rim' F: XV. Smith, J. Scrwvillc, E. Rcidcnbach D. Ripp, M. Rickcr D. M. Raimzin, P Sllcrhvliffd. Taking il last look-Dino Ianni, prcsi tluntg Annabelle Allucrts, secretary- tit-.15 urcrg and Bob johnson, vice-presitlt-nt. The June cluss officers, Bruce Patton, fl'C2lSLll'Ql'Q 'l'l1ui't-sn And1'cz1,scc1'ct1li'yg Mary jiinu Pellegrino, vice - prcsitlcnlg and Jerry Smith, prcsiilcnl, walk hand in luintl intu the future. Senlvr la A Ufflce A -48- , the Seniv A JUNE CLASS lN1UTTOI The spokes of knowledge success. iQol,llRS: Light Blue llnel XY'hite. l'll,UXY'liRZ American Beauty Rose. Cimss Pl.AY: GHOST TRAIN lur 11 the wheels ol' Honor Stndezzts for 111116, 1947 fllllllelosllll, Shirley iXl.ll'liLlN. RiLll.l1'll by Affwlll Risllfl' lsllulllls, lilulllul Mlciue, llllyllls cgAsT Ol' c1HARAci'l'l3lzsf :l 'l9 ' Qin i?Q'l'f'g'I.ffl 'H'l I Rlc,ll,llw Wlrvl HROI' ............,..,.,.,,. Roh ci.lI'I'Oll H:,iiL5:htHllm I,ltJI:Q'l5I1l:1i M I lfl.Sllf XVlN'l'llllol'. .. ..lflhel H.uls1.llll1l - Vf i ,A A H SAV! HODLJQIN RlLilT1I'Ll GLlCl'fLIQ'L'l fiillliimi Dim - liilligl-HM Mill 'hm CfH MLLV5 Ailvlilybkk' ' bound Prciw c,llL'lllCl'1lXNv,v lllklllll l?el'l'il1l1, l.llQ1llC.' hllss BiJl'llYlf K A ii ililleu CflIlHI'llI1fi'g IDUMN' Elini idmiiiik' H'5ll'l' N ' '4' ' ' H ' ' io D4ll.lIl, XXyllellell Sellllelelelx Rlflhllll llfllllllf Dmlglx, , . .RlCll.lI'kl Markus Umm.. DMS SUWA wmv .lllI.lA Plllcgll ...,. ,,,XVynell'ell Dol.ul Gl.kgUm,Q VL.,.,,tl glullm, Ifmmu Hlilllllilzl' Plllcili, . . . . .,l1lIDL'S Meyers 45,.Ul,L.1w Simlu. Sumhx Clmlm 'llJllN Sllfllllxu . . ...,. Dick Nichols 45U,m.,.. IILNIM gnmhh qguulki ,lM'K5UN -'4-- Milfsll-lll Kdilwll ll.lll,u.l.ll1l, lzthel 'l'llllillpsoli, l'lltl'i4i.l DIiTIiCQTlX'l ,...,.. ,....., , . .Ray HCFYITILIIUII Himllllx G1-MC 'l'mACS, Gumlinn Slfxclli Ml-xN,'xc.lill ...,.,... lNl.ll'SllLlll Klulxail lil-Lge-lg Iiulil lll'l'r.lD, lNIgll'ie UIRIKTOIK HI' PRflPIfR'11IfS -i.. .ii. C i-lfl Bcffilw' lxuplu-. XVilli.uu viii xllllllll. lwu' SUVND l2l l l5ffl45 l l,f,e. Phyllis XX el'hie. lxlllllklll Slflfcgllxl. l.IKill'I'lNLi lllfl'l5CQ'I'S l. , . , . .liuil Newmlui l.,,,,, plwllie Wmlle 1:,,,,m., Cilllllllellcelrlellt night. Huh -lolmsoll, lilllllhl l:.lI'LlC1l. INl.ll'g.ll'Lt H.lin, l.illillu lollcllills. llllcl Vellll.l lil L lxf1ll'j.IC L'l'hull. .lllil VCl'IllFll lAlllLll'71'lCl1, f,l.lll in Qliltlllllllllll leml ulch other Ll helping llllllnl with up llllll gown Ill 1'eg.lli.l, wlllli LlllNNIl the h.llls togetlul' flu' the l.lst tlllll llCl YllLl5 .lllticiputiilll of the lwig event. Eagerly scanning new horizons, Dino Ianni, senior class president, und Annu- lvelle Alberts, secretary, typify till for- ward looking Bradford High giurlriutes. FEBRUARY CLASS MO'I'T1DZ He looks beyond obscuring Clouds Sure that the light is there. Corousz Sky Blue and Silver. FLOWER: Crimson Rose. Tiiiamlzz Solo Flight Cmss PLAY: Honor Students Alberts, Annabelle Buckeloh, Robert Bundies, Joan Chudgulrr, Victoria Clark, Phyllis DCH2lll1CI', Ruth liidsor, Robert Flllllfil, Emma 01' the fmzuary, 1947 Hnrtzell, David Holman, Snrettd Keller, Gloria Pauscherr, Harold Peterson, Durotlw Schneider, Ronald i Speaker, Robert l 'IHII I-IARDX 5 IN POLITICS Hansen, Lila jean Urban, lXIargrrret l l The january graduates, together for the last time, dance Under the awe-struck gaze of Ed Reagan, Ken Reidei to the strains of After Grzrduation Day , birch, Kenoshzfs own man of distinction, drains 11 mr of root beer. dhlld lj ELENA MARY ACETO. Xlfnshington. S.C.A. Cnslmiur 1, 2, 3. ANNABELLE ALBERTS. Xlyasliingtun, Class Svfx- Trcas. 35 Kffcens Z, 3fPT6S. 34 Student Scnntu Ff- Scc'y 35 Student Council 1--Sec'y 1g Honor Sucictjv Il. 3-Trans. 23 Ccncrul YfTeens 1, 2, 3-4T1u1i.s. lg Y-Teens 1, 2, 3-Vice-Pres. 2g Spanish Clulw if Trans. 2. GEURGE ALFANO. Nlcliiulcy. Blind 2, 3g Orch. 41.1 ' ?' lQ'mxxs3 NURENE ANDIZRSCN. Lincoln. Kffcuns Z. 3- Pwx. 2: Student Sninxitc Z, 33 Stutlcnt Council l: Quill Surulf 3g TrifScliuol Council il'PT6S. 33 YfTucns 1, 2, 3- f Pres. Eg Frcnch Club 33 Spanish Clulw 1, 2. SALLY BACIKLUND. Linculn. K-Tut-ns 2. 3 1'1t'.t. . Stutlcnt Svnxitc 'lg Stutltrnt Council lg Yffccns l, I Scc'y 1g Guncrul Yffccns Trans, 3g Artists Allvy 3 Quill ff S-:rull 3g Kcnuws 3, JEAN BARTH. Xvashingtun. Student Scnzxtc S5 Tritlcnt 1, Z, E-Pres. 35 Stamp Salesman 2. ROBERT BAUER. NlcKinlcy. S.C.A. Czxsliicr Z. AUDREE BFAUDREAU. Lincoln. YfTccns 1, Z, ,w Girl Scouts 33 Stamp Salesman 1, Z. NIARILYN ANN BELANCIIZR. McKiii1c5'. Artists Allvy ROBERT BLVWCKELOH. Linculn. Stutlunt Scnatc 3: Hun' or Sociuty 2, 3-Prcx. 3g Kcncxvs 3. MELVIN BUEHNIE. YV:1sl1inu,ton. LORRAINE BOKDANSKE. McKi11lc5'. Yffccns 1: A Cappella Cliuir 2, 3. duate it W, A59 sz dmld lf ,IUYCE BOLTON Linmlu. Girl Scouts 2. TOM HONG. Lincoln. liznkctlwzxll Tunm ' 33 Ivfulmgcr Fuwtbnll Tczzm 35 K Clulw. MARILYN JUNE IIUNOI5IClI.IO. XI'.lsl1ix1gtm1, Yf'Il-cup lg Spy Salcsrnxm 3. HUB BROOKS. Lmquln. KIOAN BUNDIES. Lmcullm. Student Scnzxtu I3 Stzxlc Stu' Klum Council Eg Stuulcnt Council I: Yffcnus I 'Trans Ig K,l.A.A. 23 S.C.A. Z, 3' Pws. 31 Spy Sanlusmnn 3, IJIIROTHY ANN IIIISKIRK, llflmllillqtull. Yf'I'm'ns lg Frvuclx Clulv 'lg Stump Szxlusmun Z. KATHERINE CHERNY. NIcKinlcy. ALVIN CIIRISTIANSEN. Lmmln. DON CI'IRISTIANSIfN, I'f.usl 'I'1'uy, lY1fum1n. flxwwul Ruflus 1. Z, Y. VICTORIA MADELINH CHUDADA. Klhslxnxmqtulm. Hun' 411' Society Z, 3 Sufx' 35 Girlsl Ulu' fflulw lg Thurs' Ju' Chorus Ig S.fl.A. Cfanluux 2, 3. VHYLLIS ANN CLARK. Lincnln. Stlrdym Cluuucil I. IYULORES CROSIITTQ. Lmculn. Yf'I'vuns lg A Cap' pcllzn Chun' 2, fg fnrls lflcn Llulw I1 Nllxml f.lxm'm l. HARRIIZTI' CROW. XY.wl1ingtun, Cirl Scuuls ?g Yflnccns DOROTHY CUNIUARIA lX'1nslxil1gtnm. YfTucns fl, 3 HIITTE CUNNINCHANI. XVusl1ir1gml1. Girl Scuuts Z, 1 YfTccns 1, 2, 3 Vu'vfI'1ux. 2. XYILLIAIVI CIINNINGIIANI. XVzxsl1inQtu11. Spanish Club l, Zg Kcncws Z, 3. MAIKTHA DAVISON. Lim-mln, Y-Tccns 2. RUTH DE I-IAMER. XYuslxx11gtm1. Hmmm' Sucinty 31 Girl Sanus 35 YfTvum 1, 1. graduate 4lIiAN IJESCHNHA-KU, Liurulu. Spauuslx Club 13 Frvurlx fflulv l. 3 V1rufP'rux, Eg flirlsl Glu- fflulv 1, 2, 3 Scfj Z. THKWMAS EKLCSEIKUD. Lmculu, RUISERT EIDSUR. YVz1slumgtm1. Huuur Swcicty Z. 31 Fruuch Cllulv 2, Sf-Sufv Fg Kuuvws Z. 3 Nrwv ljllxlur 2. FQ Kilda, l'l1ly, IRENE ELSIK, McKi11lm'5'. Sulw Dclv 1. YQ Girl Smutf l, 1, 35 YfTm-us 1, Z, lg Spy Salcsmzul 1, 2, 3. lfMMA FARAKZA, XV:1slulxgtm1. Hmuuu' Suciuty Z5 Y' Tccns S. SHIRLEY FISKIHER, Lmculn. LA RAYNE FULLER. Linmln. IVIARQIURIF FULTON. Lmuculu. KfTcrm -, Fffwulu. Y-ll-vm 3 Yuullv'c.x, S. lfVlfLYN lllAC1L3MIN. Nlclixuluy. Klul Scuum I. YfTnum 2, lg Spmuslm fllulw 2. STANLEY KSRHZORY. Lmculu. Studvut Srrmtc lg Frrmlx Iflulw 2. 3 Pvcx. 2. MILIDRELU GRISKAVICH. Wznluxmruux. BAARUARET MARY HAINS. XX'u5lun:lun, Qunll if Scmll 2, 31 Kvucws Z, 3. l'HlLl.ll' HAMMHL, Yxuslxlxxglrnli. LILA JEAN HANSEN. M.-Kmlcy. Huum' S-vciuty 2. . Student Scuntc M Quill Scroll 31 Stump Szzlrsmgm l. Ig K1-now 2. 3 Ellxzuv 3. BILL HART. McKinley. Rnd Tri:-umlv Z, 3 SNK' -. VuufP1ux. 31 Cross Country lg Fuutlvznll Team 1. 2: Hnslcctlvall Twin 33 Track Tczuu 1, 2, 33 KM Clulx l3AVll3 HARTZELL, Lxuculu. Houur Sucxrty I. Z1 .N.ny. VERNON HAUHRICH. lfmxlvrms. lfsqum' 3g Iiznlwmlwnll lg Fmarbull Tcauu 3. CLYDE HEIIXYURTH. lvlcliuulcy. 53 dhlldl' PHIL HENDRICKSON, Linculn. CLAIRE HERSTEDT. Lineuln. Y'Tecns 1, Sq Spanish Club Zg Band 3--Scc'y 1g G.A.A. 2. MILTON HESS. McKinley. Band S. SARETTA HOLNIAN. Lincoln. Class Trcas. lg Honor Society 2, 3-Trans. Eg State Student Council 33 Gen- eral YfTccns 3--Sec'y 35 YfTeens 33 Student Council lg Junior Achievement 2fT1CdS. Z3 S.C.A. Cashier 1, 25 Stamp Salesman 13 Spy Salesman 35 Class Play. LYDIA HRUPKA, Lincoln. High Stepping Klub 2, Q S.C.A. Cashicr Z, 3. NORNIAN HUGHES. Lincoln. Track Team 'lg K Cluh. DINO IANNI. llfashingtnn. Class Vice-Pres. 1. 2: Class Pres. 35 Student Senate 1, Z, 1ffPTcs. 33 Quill Ei Scroll 23 Football Team 1, Z, 35 UK Cluhg Spy Salesman 2, Eg Class l'iay. LOUANNIS JOHNSON. Lincoln. ROBERT JOHNSON. lvlcKinley. Class Viccfljrcs. 1 Esquire I, 3--Vxccfpvex. lg Class l'lay. LOUISE CIUNKEL, Yvashington. Class Seciy-Tieas. 'lg KfTcCns 2, 3-Vicafpvcx. Z, Seca Sg Student Council 1g Student Senate 33 YfTccns 1, Z, 3 GLORIA ANN KELLER. 1V1cKinley. ROGER KING. Lincoln. Spanish Club Zg R.O,T.C, lg Spy Salesman Z. ARLENE KNOEDLER, Lincoln. KfTeens 2, 3,T'rcas. 35 Girl Scouts 1g YfTcens 3g A Cappella Choir Z. 3g Girls' Glec Club 1g S.C.A. Cashier 15 Swing Band Vocalist 25 Kcnews 2, 3. DOROTHY KOLLNIANN, lllashington, G.A.A. Bowl- ing League 3. NATHALIE KRAY. McKii1iey. MELVIN KRIEGER. YVashinutun. Sophomore Football 13 Football Tcam 2, 33 HKN Cluh. SHIRLEY KRUEGER. Lincoln. KfTecns 2, 3- f-Con. Seca' Eg YfTeens 1, 2, 3. MARY KUYANYA. Lincoln. Class ViccfPrcs. lg K-Tcens 2, Sf Curr. Scc'y 23 Girl Scouts 1, 2, 3g Y-Teens Z, 35 A Cappella Choir 1, 2g Mixucl Choir 1g Kenews 1, 2. graduate W 11 MARGARET LABOWSKY, NV:ul1ingmn, r AL i N, FRANK LEYS. Lmculn. Tlmradzxy Clwrm 2. 1 V VILMA LUNDSKOXY, Lmmln. Yfllcns Eg CLA..-K. 3. DONALD IVIARSCHNER. McKirxlu5'. .IIM MQGILL. Linculn. HifY 2, 3 Scfy Z. 31 li Sqxmd linskcrlmll 13 Basklxrlmll Team 7, 3g lvlzumgrr Fuutlmll Team 2: Club. WINIFREI7 MITCHELL. Linumln, Girl Sanus 2. ROGER MILLER, Lm.-Ulu. HVY 1, sr x',.-DPT.. A ,, - , , Football Tuamx 33 limlwtlvxnll Tmm 33 K Cllulv. ' ab ,. DOLORES MEYER, xx'..,1,mm, czf.-14 c:1-.- rim :L A, , Mimi czrm-11, 1g SAA. c11.,r.,.'1- sl 4,:4A,Ak. 1. 3, P 'jQ,': ?j '- . 1s1iT'I'Y lX'lOl5l3liR. xx'..S1.nm.,,.. lflll L A , 131 ' :V :if K .ii 7 A , -7.f' 5 . - 'fx 'S 'X , le S '23 'id' 3 4, ' MARIE lX1lll l.LlTR. l.mu,lr1. GRACE NELSON. XX.xNl1,ugr-mv, VJILLIAM NLILSON, L-muln. MANUEL l',-XCETTI, NlcKinlrx', lvlzxnngvr films fllnuv try 2. 3. DOROTHY l'lfTERSliN. McK1r1ll'y'. Sulw lk-lv 2, Y Sify lg Srullcm S4-xmtv F1 Axlmf Allcy lg Hmmm' Sw Ucty' I4 21 Qlmrl Sgfnm lg Y-'ll-'m 1. Z. 33 Stump Sznlrf' man lg Kviwxxb 2. 31 illzxsb l'l.w. JANICE PHTIQRSEN. l.inmln. flmrl Smurf I, 1. 3 Vwm. Ig Yfl'wm 1: Kvnvxxs Z. 3. RUTH lJl'1'l'l'fRSEN. Lmmllx. Alt sts Allvv 3: ffxxurmdtw GAY PHILLIVSON, lmmfln, KYT-:uw Y Tvwx 'IELMA PUIBIZLLA. l.mmlu. L55 , li? f dhlldflf ALVIN PRYSE. Lincoln. EIJXVARD REAGAN. Lincoln. XYILLIAIVI DONALD REEVES. lV:ishinglon. Unitcd Stntvs Navy. IELSIEANN REYNOLDS. Lincoln. KfTccns 2, 3 Vxccf flux, Sq TrifSchool Council 2, 3-fcorr. Srfx' 3: Stun: Student Council 33 Senior Scout Czibinct 2. Sf'-Traits. lg Artists Alley I, Y Sucj' 3: Trident l. Ig junior Achicvcmcnt Z. F Pwx. Z, VxccfP1ax. Hg Mznrincrs 1, 2 3---Pnx. Z3 Y-Tm-ns l. 35 Band 1g S.CI,A. Cashier 1: Stamp Sfllcsnixin Z3 Spy Szxlcsman 1, 23 Spy Z, 3. PAUL RICHARDS. Lincoln. Class Pros, 1, 'lg HifY 2, 3 ffV1tufP'rux. Z, P-rux. 33 Stutlcnt Senate 1, 2, Sq Stzitc Student Council l, Zq Swimming Tcnm l, Z, 3 Cupt. 3: Manager Foothzlll Tvzun 33 UKU Cluh. XYILLIS SCHAEFIZR. Nlclfinlry. Stutlcnt Sriunlw Wg Rnd Triangle 2, 3g Bzintl l, Z. 3' Pwr. I. Wg Ill'CIh'e!1'il 3: Sxxxng Band l. 2, W. ROBERT SCHMIDT. MrKiixIuy. RONALD SCHNEIDER. McKinlcy'. Honor Sour-ty 2, lizind 1, 2. ,IOYCE SINIONS. Rochester, XYisconsin, SIIILIUVII Srnzitr 1 93 Pup Club I, S--Irux, 31 Chccrlunnlnl' 2. 3: Girl Scouts 2fSuq y Z3 Y-Tccns lg Homucoming Attwmlzint. DOROTHY SKILHECK, Lincoln. FLORENCE SOSINSKI. Xllishington. A Cnppullzn Choir Z. 35 Thursday Chorus lg Girls' Glcc Cluh lg YfTvcns w 1' ROBERT SPEAKER. Lincoln. Honor Socivty I, lg A Cappella Choir 2, 33 Stump Salesman l, 31 S.C.A. Cashier Zg Class I'luy. BILL STANLEY. Lincoln. Honor Society 1, Eg Swimming Team 1, Z, 3g Mzxnzmcr Football Tcnm 33 Clubg Class Play. XVALTER STRIPE. Lincoln. VICTOR STURMAN. Vi'zishing.fton. RICHARD TALLALE, Ivfcllinlcy. DOROTHY TENNESSEN. Vhisliington. Dry Dock Com' mittee 2, 3g Girls' Clcc Club lg Thursdziy Chorus lg Mixcd Chorus lg YfTucns l, 2, 33 S.C.A. Czislnrr l. YL Spy Salesman 35 Spy 2, 3: Class Play, VIOLA TENUTA. IVICKinluy. graduate BARBARA TESTARD. Linculn, A Cappella Choir 1, Z, F3 Mixed Churus lg Girl Scouts l, Z, 33 YfTeens l. Spanish Cluh lg Kencxxw Z, 33 Turtle CIul1 3 Vice' Prex, 3. GEORGE TIMM. Lincnln, Ti Country 33 HK Club. 'ack Team 3: Crm LILLIAN TONCHILLS. Linmln. JOE TORCASU, Lincoln. IZARMELLA TROTTA. Ivlclfiuley. YfTeens lg C,A.A. , . -, n. MARCIARET URBAN, McKinley. Sub Deb Z, 3 I'n'.x, 3: National Furensics Z, 33 Student Senate Sq Huimr Snciety 2, 33 General YfTvens,.P'rex, 31 YfTeens l. I, 3-Prcx. Ig Girl Sruuts lg Spanish Cluh lg Claw Plav. f :Q,,9?' DANIEL VLAHOVIC, McK1nley'. - f BERYL VOGELNIAN. Linculn. Track Team JOYCE XVAGNER. Ivlcliinley. f liigt.. V' ll'-frk' fgfi'f7,5. ' A 9 ,QQ -Q50 RICHARD XYAGNIER, Linculn, Fowtlvall Team Z, 33 KH , K 1 5 - Club, 9 RUBERT xx'ENmur:Ks. Linculn. f ROBERT YURIDI. Lmrnln. A I R. .+ffi'4M Q. Q A JANUARY GRADUATTS NOT PHOTOGRAPHED XYILLIAIVI BLAGG. Lincoln, Cinematic 2 3- -S 'y 'I' Stu-.lent Senate Ig Spy 3. I I iw M' VIOLET BRAU. XVaahington. RICHARD ENGDAHL. Dc Paul Academy. Seminar 3, Spanish Club lg Mixed Chorus lg Boys' Chorus 2, 3. NELLIIZ IIARMSEN. NIeK:nle3'. ROY HAROLD PAUSCHERT. XX'aslx1ngton. Esquire 7 Track Team 1, 2, KENNETH REIDENISACH, XYash1numr1, Fufillvall Team 2. 3: Track Team 3. llOI3IiRT SIMMONDS. McKiille5'. ROBERT WARNIANN. NIcKinlcy. IN MEMORIAM: Phil Hendrickson ,,,j7, ,Q 6? the une graduate L3 .k,A 1 1 K , MA lUORlE ADERMAN. Nxlnsliingtun. DOROTHY ALBOFONTE. Plcusnnt Prairie, XVisconsin. BETTY ANIO. Lincoln. Sub Dub 2, 35 Y-Tcc IN 2, 39 Clirl Scouts 3. l ROSIEMARY ANDERSEN. Lincoln. BEVERLY ANDERSON. Lincoln. RICHARD ANDERSON, Mcliinlcv, Class Vicufl'ruS. 13 Class Scc'y lg Suplmilwru Fnutlmll 13 Fuutlnnll Tcam Z. 31 K Club. SHIRLEY ANDERSON. Lincnln. Honor Sncivly Eg Stu- dvntq Scnatc lg Artists Alley lg Girl Scouts 35 Y-Teens .wg Spy g. THERESA ANDREA. Ivlclfinlcy, Sub Dub Z, q Swurs 'lg YfTccns 1, -, Eg Spanish Club Z5 Snlcsmun lg Homecoming Attendant. JAMES ANDREUCCI. Nlcliinluy, LURRAINE ARENTS, NV:islxington. Band 1, Z, RUTH ARNDT. Lincoln. YfTccus 1. DHRIS BADTKE. MCKi1ilc5'. S.C.A. Cusluri' 3 Girl Stamp liLlf,-XNOR li.-XLCAITIS. McKi11lc1'. Hxvllmxl' Sncicty 1. 1 Cliil 5011115 3g YfTc1'ns 1, 2, 35 Stump Szllminzxn 1, 2. BILLIE NIARIE BARBUUR. Linmln. P.-XUL BARUSKO. MlKlIllCS'. RUTH BAROSKO. Nlclfinley. ,IANICE BARTER. Linculn, Girl Scouts 35 Yffccns 3. ALICE BASTIANELLI, Wvaslxiiwgtnvrx, Scminwi' 33 Girl Scouts 33 Yffccns 3. KENNETH BECK. Linmln. Fo1lll1z1llTcz1111 1 FLOYD BEINE, Lincnln. Cincmzxtic 2, 3. CARL BEREITER. Lincoln. Honor Society 1, 3g Nzatmnal Forensic Langue. RITA BITAUTIS, XY:1:l1ington. Sub Dclv Pg Hrunul' SO' cictjv lg Yffccns 'lg Starnp Salesman Z. DONALD BLAZAVIER. Lincoln, Buys' Octet 2, 33 A Cappella Choir Z, 3. JOHN BORGI. Lincoln. LILA BORIS. Linculn. Girl Scnnm 1, 2, . HENRY BORLAND. Lincoln. Rul Trialmlu Z, 3--Twlzx. F: Snphcsnxurc Fcqwllmll 1g Fcnxtlmll Tcnrn Eg K Club 3. IZDXYIN HUSIVIAN. Lincoln. MAllIANNli BQWSMAN. Lincnln. Stamp Sgnlvsman 'l 1 5,C.A, f,.1fl11cr 3. IRENE BUUDREAU, lVlx'Kinlcy. Yffccns l. LAURA BUUDREAU, McKii1lu3'. Y-Teens 1. llhi ILLEANOR BREILINCZ. Friuduns. 4.l.A.A. Z. int Y T n Sf A ,IULIE BRICK. Lincoln. Ilirl Sc: s Eg 'f cv s FQ I. Luslncr I. CARL BRUCH, Lincnln. Huniu Society 2, 35 Scininzn' nr I Y T sn IVIARY IKRUNIII. I.inmIn. IIi1lSm 5 . I, Yg f -- IVIARIAN BUFTUN, I.inmIn. Suminn 33 Hill Smut I, 1, 33 YfTcrnf 33 Spy 3. DONALD CALIFART. Ilrimlrns. l'Iunm' Surirty I3 R15 Til, 3. IVIARIO CALICCHIU. Lincoln. Band 2, 33 Swing llzinn, Z. 3. IKUIS CARROLL. Nlfliinlry. liwqnirc 'l 35 Spy 2 C'I'i ' I'I'w .ms . . RICHARD CASEY. I,unmIn, I'I'IlLIIl CAYO. Nlhsliinqtnn, Football Tcnni .w. 3g XYUIQ Summits 1. 2. 37V1cefP1us. 1, ScC'3' Z, Spy Salcsnum 'lg Kcncws 2. IKRULIE CHASE, Lincfiln. Girl Scout Culvinct I, 2 3 AIUIDITH CHEIVIEROXY. Lincoln. Honor Sncirty 2. 3 National Fnlmmii Lvngllv lg Quill fi Scroll 2, 31 Cir Scuurs 1, Z. 3--Vn'cfI'm.v. 'lg Yffccns 1, 2, 31 Tri Llvnl I, 23 SKLA. Clzisliici' 2, S5 Kcncws 2, 3--Eillrm' 3 ISl'1RNIffE f.il'IIAI'I'lf'I IAA. Xlhsliiiigtmi, VIRGINIA CHIOIJA. Lincoln. PHYLLIS CHRISTENSIZN. Lincoln. Girl Sc-mls 25 Trcna Y XX'AI.'I'lfR CLARK, XY:i:lx11mruix, Band Z, 3g U1'fIu-sl1'zx .v Swing Band 2, 3. MARILYN COREY. SI. Il4i!liurinu's. Slzinip Sail-'wxn.in NANCY CORRAIDINI. NIrKinIcjv. 'v graduate QIU.-XNNE ClOS'lAliN. IVlcKmlvy, ,llln1u1'ffl1o1r3:Mix-Nll lllmrlln Eg lllrls' film' flllllw l. 2. Sp Girl Sonata 1, 2. ig YfTl-um Ng G.A,A. lg Tridrut l, 2, 3: Slannxp L 1 1 l'N fUMMI'Nlf S Lv l nun: L HUB CLURNIQS, Linmln. .IOSIQPHINE IHQCIISSARRJ. I.mwln. DURUTHY lllf HAIVTER. Lmmlu. lVlARY DE l..AA'l', Nlcllmlcv. Yf'l'm'vh 33 Spgmlall Vlulw 3. RICTH.-XRD IFICLCORPS. l.mcUl1x. Clxmful Rnllvf Kvmwf 3, XYl'll.LS DENYESA Lincoln, lhml Tr1.mglv 3: ll.-mfr Su may 2. 3 Vxyufpnw 3' Frvnrlu Club V Qxxlvnrnm 'l'uum I. 31 Cllul ROSIQIVIARY DHVROY. l.mmln. Gul Summa lg Y' Tnuns S. lll HHN l5IliHI,. l.mwI11. XVYNHFRED IJULAN. Kvumprr Hall. Hmmr Sunny Z, 35 Yffccns 33 Fruncln Cllulw lg Trlnlvm Z3 A flnppvllu C'lxr1' U1 lxwl1 l 7 Illn Vx lu 5 l'rn1'x11zl l'I lv VIULIIZ IUOSENI,-XiilfN. Xllnlxxixgwrx. Yf'l'vvl1s ' lQl7lY.-Klllj l7Ul5.'XY. NlcK1l1lq'. C1im'lu.n!xQ 21 l:4mrlN.lll 2. SALLY DUFFY. l.il1cnln. YfTmm Eg XX'ing Smutf Z, IDULUREF IUULPXK. Xllwlxllxglurm, Hulf Glu' Cllulw 1: lxlmpl klwlux 1. ll.'XN1lIF DUNN, l.muwlu. lldml 2. 3. , uwczli 1vYUTK,x. Ml-Kfulm. Yf'11-.Wm 11 pm s.-.MN 13 f , Wang Smlnx 3. . gui, lllflilllf,-XH rflsr-iwm, M.-14m1.'v, Y11'.w.-H, 31 f:,xA, - Q l, l 1 1 . 761, , line NVALTER EISENER. Friudcns. Cinematic Z, 3. ARLENE EDQUIST. lVIcKinlcy. DQLORES EICHMAN. Lincoln, Honor Socicrv Tridunt Z, 3-Trczlx, 2, Sccjfffcizx. 33 S.C.:X. 33 Spy Szilcsman 1. ROBERT ELLISON. Lincoln. RONALD ENGERMAN. Lincoln. Spanish Club NATALIE EVERS. Lincoln. Srudcnt Senate Ig 2, 35 Gush ier 2, 3. Scminat 23 YfTuuns 1, 2, fig YVxng Scouts 1, 2, 3-Pwr. 2, 35 A Cappella Choir 2, 3fT1eax. SQ Senior Scol inc: 2, Kg High Stepping Klub 1, ZffP1cs. Z: Cashici' 1, Ig Drum lvlujor 'lg Band lg Orchestra AUDREY FAY. Vfaslxiiigtoii, Girl SCoutS 1g Girls' Glulw 2. IANICE FIEGE. Fricduns. Yffccns l. BOB FIFER. NIcKinlcy. RICHARD FLOCKER. 1V1cK1nlcy. Anncx Studcm cil 13 Football 2. LOIS FORNERO. Nlcliinlcy. , Girl Scouts Z, JAMES FRAHER. Lincoln. MILDRED FREDERICKSON. XYuslnngton. Spy P. SHIRLEY FREDRIGKS. Lincoln, Scminu 3g Yfl' Girl Scouts 3g Spy 3. JEANNE FUHRER. Lincoln. Kcncwx AIOSEPHINE FURLIN. Nlclfinlcy. LUCILLE CZAMBERINI, Nlcliinlcy. DOLORES GAPANOWICLZ4 XYa5lxington. YfTCcr1s It Cab- S.C.A. 1. Glee Coun' ccns Eg 1. graduate LIZIS fl,-XRUFALO. l,inculn. Artlfts Allcy Z. 33 ffincm.l!i lg Spgmnlx Club lg YfTrrus l. LUCILLE UARRANIUNE. Llnculn. Yfllrcrxs I lg XYH1 Sanus 3 Tram. 3: Nlurilmcls lg Spy 3. ISAISHLLA HARRIS, Liumln. Girl! Hluc Clulw 1, FRANK fIIfRULlVlO. St. flzntlwrirmcf. Red 'llrmnulv 3 Trzuck 'llmuxx 3g ffmfs flulmtxy W 13 I5 Sqllzul liznfllvlbzall lg illnlv. JUNE ilI.,'XCfKlfN, I.mculn, liuml 1, Z, DORIS 1Il,,-XHSER. XY:xslxingtnn. lvl,-Xlilll. lll,.'XSM,-XN. Lmculn. Hmmm' Sncicty 2, Ijl.lf.'XNUR GLASS. lVlcKinlcv, Gul Sunnis 2, 1: T11 Jrm lg fllnm I'l.1y, ANN.-XBl,l. IIUTT,-X. McK1vxl.'y'. Hugh Sruppmg Klulw 2 C1I.ARABI I. GOTTA. lVlrKmlvy. Huh Slvppnlxfg Klulu I l l,U.'X UUE ILIEBSIIN, l.xm'ulu. llumwr Surwtv Ig liunl 1. -. .'.U1ll1ulx.u 1, 2, J. fTH.'XRI.lfS HR-XSSICR. NlcKmI-'y. DUMlNIfvZlQ KQRITUNORI. XVzulxinQtul1. Spxmifln Cflulw l. 2 fuuck Iuun lg lmullvnll funn 1. RICIHARIF GREGORY. lVluKmlvy, VHRNA KIRITGURY. NlcKmlcy. Hmwr Smxvly I. Svnxxlmx' T, 3- Sufx' 31 YfI'.wnf l, 33 Gixl Sl--mrs l. I Yg Kun.-xxx 1 DUNALIU fIRliVIfNllXY, Ifxwlluxms. NIARVIN GRIFFIN. Kllulxxlxglwxx. lfirxrlmunc. DOROTHY IQIKONCIZHWSKI. Mxlxxzmllkl-4:, XX'1N-Un ln. Y 'Tl-ms 3. llne SHIRLEY URUBEL. XY:nsliington. Honor Society 1, LESLIE GUNTER. Lincoln. Honor Sociuty 2. ,IACQIIELINIE HALEY, Lincoln, Artists Alley I. SHIRLITY HANIELINK. Lincoln. Annnx Stuclcnr Cnunf, cr cil lg lfinclnzitic 2, 33 flirl Scouts F3 S.C.A. Cinelli' 1, 2, Eg Spy Salesman 1. CHARLES HANIMOND, Lincoln. LAUREL HANEY. IVIcK1nluy. Fuotlwzill Sq R.O,T.C, 2, FIRN HANSICN. Lincoln. KIINNIITH HANSEN, NIcKinlcy. Fuotlvzill 3. SHIRLEY HARRIS. W':islungton. ETHEL HAUGAARD, Lincoln. Honor Society Z, F3 Naf unnnl Fnrcnsic Lcaqllc Pg Seminar 'lg Senior Girl Scout Cabinet 1, 2, 3fRuf11cscv1tut11'u lvnvld Camp 33 Dry Dock Cununittcc lg W'1ng Scouts I, 2, 37P'rcx. l. Viccf Pfux. 'l, 35 Yffccns 1, 2g Stamp Szilcsrnan 25 S.fI.A. Cashier 35 Spy Snlcrinnn 3g Spy 2, 3g Class Play. JOHN HIENDERLEITIIR, XX'zisliington. PAUL HIIRRMANN. NVnslmington, Manager Football Tram 2, RAYIVIOND HERRNIANN. Fond ilu Lac, XX'iscnnsin. Clan I lay. ... x., CHARLES HESSEFORT. McKinlcy'. Annex Stuclcni Coun- cil I DOLORES HILL. Lincoln. Xving Scouts 3. IIELEN HILLS. NIcKinlcy. Yfnfecns 1, 2, 3. GRACE HINDAL. Lincoln. Honor Sucicty 2. MARIAN IIOEFFLIN. Xlhiikcgaix, Illinois. graduate JOHN HOFFIVTANN. Flmmlcne. Kcncxx 31 Unnul Stzntcs Navy. LILLIAN HOLLAND. Nlclfinluy. Yffccns l, 1, v LILLIAN HORNICKEL. Fricdrna. DELICHT HOULIHAN. l.mmln, JANET HOVVARIJ. Ivfclfinlcy. Snlw Dub FQ Altlfls Alley 3. MURIEL HUBBARD. Nlclfinlvy. C.A.A. Z. Eg Stump Snlesnmxx Z. LEE HUNKELER. Linculn. Crwss Country 3g Txuck Tmnx 2, 31 K Club. KENNETH HUXHULD. Lincoln. Fmnfvtlmll Tcznn 1, I ,-CwCapt, 33 Track Tcum 1, 2. 3 TOM JACKSON. Xlhslnngmn. ANNE Al.-XSIUNAS. Pittblvurglx, l'cnnsylx.nnx JUNE JENSEN. NIcK1nluy. CARLEEN JOHNSON. llhslnxxgum. fl.A.A. l, JOYCE JOHNSON. Lincnln. KENNETH JOHNSON. Linculn. RONALD JOHNSON. Lincoln. Suplxmlmrc Fmxtlwaxll ll Football 2. LOUELLA JORGENSEN. Lxnmln. CHRISTINA JUGA. lY.usl1ingtnn. Y-Tvvns 3. MARSHALL KADNYIT. Linmln. Spnnxslx Clnlv l, 2. Kcncxxs 3g Class Play. llhe AIOHN KAISER. Lincoln. Red Triangle 2, 3-Pvcs. 3g Student Scnzitc 2, 35 TrifSchool Council 3g State Stu' dent Council 23 Football 'lg K Clubg Swimming Team 2. 35 Spy Salesman 2, 3g Homecoming Chair' man 33 Spy 3. GENEVIEVE KARCHAUSKIS. YVashington. BETTY KAZELL. Vkfashington. MARION KELLER. McKinlcy. KfTccns 2, 3-Tfeus. .1 CALVIN KERSTEN. Lincoln. LA VERNE KERSTING. Lincoln. DOROTHY KIGER. YVasliinglon, Seminar Ig YfTccns 1. ELVA KILMURY. Lincoln. Seminar lg Girl Scouts 3g S.C.A. Czlbliicr 2, 33 Clams Play. Ll HRETTA KLACYNSKI. Lincoln. SIIIRLIEY KLEIST. Lincoln. Yfllccns 'lg A Cuppclln fflioir 2. JOAN KLEVICKIS. YVaslxington. Sulu Dcln 35 Girl Scouts 3g YfTccns 2, 3. BARBARA KNAPP. Lincoln. Yffeens Z5 Spanish Club 2. MARJORIE KOEHL. Lincoln. Yffccns 3g A Cappella Choir l. NVAYNE KOESSL. Lincoln. MARION KOHLS. Wzishiiiqtimii. MARILYN KOLLNIANN. Wlishington. Annex Student Council lg Yffccns 1, 2g G.A.A. 2, 3. VERA KONON. Vkfasliington. Yffeens 3. FRANK KORTUM. lvIcKinlcy. Cinematic Z 3-Vice' Pfux. 2. Q duate LEONARD KRAUSE. Fricdcns. ROGER KRAUSE, Linculn. EMIL KRECER. Fricdrus, Houur Swcicty I s ROBERT KRESAL. F1'im,lcus. MARY KREUSCHER. Lincoln. Mzirirmcrs 1, 2, w DAN KREUSHR. Linmln. NONA KROHN. Liuculu, NX'lLLlAM KUPFER. Campion, Prairie du Cliicn, YVisf cunsin. Hi-Y 35 Hfmwr Socicty 3g Footlwnll Tcam 3: Truck 33 K Clubg Spy 3, FRED LADXVIG, Fricalcus. A Cappella Choir 25 Dull' lull: Scxtct 3g R.O.T.C. l '7 3 REA Cl'lAllLl'fS LAIVH5. I.inwln. BETTY LANl3Rlf. Liuciilu. Girl Smuls 35 Y-Tvcus 2 PHYLLIS LANCENBACH. NlcKinli:y, Girl Scuuts 1, Z 3-fV1cc'l'1ux, 33 Yffccus 2, 33 Gills' Glcc Club l. LORRAINE LANSING. Xlhslmiugtou. Girl Scouts Z, 3, Y-Tccus l, 33 Spzmialx Club 35 A Cappclla Choir Sq Girl! Ulm Club I, 2, ARDIS LARSON. McKix1lc5'. XVing Scouts 33 Y-Tccns 2, 3g G.A.A. Z3 High Stepping Klub 1, 25 Spy 3. DINU LAURENZI. Mgllmlcy. JIZSSA LEACH. Lincoln. Girl Scouts 3g Y-Tcrns I, 2, 31 A Czmpnllzx Choir Z, ig Girls' Ulvc Clulw 1, Zg Mixul Klliurus 1, Z. PHYLLIS LEE. McKinley. Honor Sucicty 2, 3. DK 511.-X LEIVICZK. Liuculn. Q- ., ,.., tt V 68- HMG IVIARILYN LEMANSKI, XVaslxinggtul1. Suminai 'I w Girl Scouts 2, 33 YfTrcus 3. CIERHARD LEIVIKE, Erivtlons. Esquirc l, 3g A Clapulltt Choir 3' -Pres. 5g Unitud Status Navy Z. l'l-IYLLIS LENZ. Lincoln. Honor Socicty Z, 3g Studcut Senate 35 Seminar 33 Girl Scouts l, Z, 3-41'-retix. 25 A Cappella Choir 1, Z, 3--Libvtiritm Eg Orchestra Z, 3 --Pvux. Eg YfTcCns 3. LORETTA LEONARD. Lincoln. Suminur 2, Sf-Vice' Prev Y- Girl Scouts 33 YfTccns lg A Cappella Choir Z, 3. RICHARD LESNIAK. Washington. National Forcnsizs, FRANCES LESS. Lincoln. Mariiicrs 1, Z, 3g Y-Turns Trident 1. Z, 3. DOLORES LESZKOWICZ. Xkhshingtou, French Club Z, 3g A Cappclla Choir 2, 3g Girls' Glcc Club 1, Zg Thursf day Chorus 2, 3. HERMAN LEXVANDOXVSKI. Plcaaaut Prairie, Xxviscunrin. JEAN LEXYIS. Lincoln. IVIARILYN LINDEMANN. IVIcKinlcy. Girl Scouts Z, LEWIS LINDQUIST. McKinley. Crossctl Rifles l, Z. R.O.T.C. 1, 2, 3. BETTY LINDROSE, Lincoln. PAUL Lll'l'ERT. Lincoln. Cinematic 3. VINCENT LOEFELER. IVIcKinlcy. Seminar 2, 33 Cinc' matic Z, 3. BETTY LOVERINE. Ivlclfinluy. lvlarincrs 1, Z, 33 Y- Tccnu l, Z, 3. RICHARD LUCAS. Lincoln. A Cappella Choir 2, 34 Business Mttmlgwr 3g Thursday Chorus 1. BETTY LUDWIG. McKinley. ROSELLA MACKEY. East St. Louis, Illinois. Honor Society Z, 3, gr duate IJOLORES MADISKJN. Nlclfiulcy. Y-Tccus 3. MAYAl3lfLLE NIAVIESKI. lVlcKiulvy. A Capprlla flluur 1 Q NANCY NIALESKI. Liuculu. HERBERT IVIALZAHN. Liuculu. ALFRED MARCO. IVIcKiuluy. RICHARD NIARKUS. Clayton, Nlissuuri. Dclvatc Tcam Z, 33 National Furcnsic League Z, 33 Frcuclx Clulv Z, Sfpfcs. Eg Hmxur Socicty 3g Class Play. DULORES IVIARUCCHI. Xllxsluiugluu. flnrl Scouts lg Y-Tccus S. WAYNE MATTSON. McKinley. CAROL MAY. Nlclflulcy. fl.A.A. 3, MERLE MAY, Mqlimluy. .lAMES MAYER. XVaslx1ugLun, Hi-Y Z, 3 Cow. Scfy Eg B Squad llaslictlnall lg Nlauagcr Footlwall Tcalu 1. l'HYLLlS MQCUE. Xlllalximglrflx. Yffccns 33 G.A.A. 3. ,llfRRY IVIQNAIVIARA. Lumulu, llaalaclllall Tcxuu 3, l'AULlNl:I MERTZ. Friculuus. YfTcuus lg Hxglx Stuppiug Klub 1, Z7Suc'y 1, Tvuux, Z. DONALD METTEN. Xlaulxilmgturx. AIANIES MEYERS. Liuculu. Scmiuar 7 3g Latiu Clulvg Class Play. ,IOANNI5 MICHIQL, Lincoln. Gulsl Glcc fllulw 2. PHILIP MILLER. XVasl1iugtuu. Spanish Club Zg Fuutlwall Tcalu 1, 3g HKU Clulv. lin! RUTH MITTMAN. Pluxieaint l'1'ui1'iv, Xlnfcwn n, Cfunu matic Z, 3-ffvclls. 3. KENNETH NIONSON. Lincoln, Fcxoilmll Tcznn 2, BETTY MODIUER. Wuslmxqmn. MARY NIOTICIIK. Nlcllinlvy. FLORENCE NIURASKI, XVLISIXIIIQIUN, ROISIIRT NACKHR, Linculn. SOl'HIlj NADICZ. Xlhfliiiigimm. Kf'I'cvn: K: Curl Scuuts 3: Y-Ibrm 3, COLLIEIIN NIZAU. lY1nslunglrm. CAROL NEIILUNU, I'lcnf:nnt l'i':urir, NYnfcun in, Sluklcnt Scrum: 33 Ilunur Suciuly Z, 3--Scfy 31 ffincinniic Club 2, 3-,-SI'uiy Eg 'I'riLlcnt 33 Spy 3, RIlliA NEESANI. NI:Kinluy. YfTccns FRANCIS NIZISIZS. Lincnln. DONALD NELSON. Lincoln. CAROLYN NIIWIVIAN. Lincoln. Girl Scuuts 1, 2, 33 KQn'l Scout flnluinct Z3 A Cappella Clxun' 1. Z. 35 Or- clxvstiii 1, Z, 3. RICHARD NICIIOLS. Linculn. Artisle Alloy 'lg Class Play. JEAN NICOLL. Wzislnngtun. ARVIIJ NILSEN. Lincoln. Cinematic 'lg R.O.T.C. 1, Z. TIIONI NILSEN. NVinnctlan, Illinois. Unitul States Army. IIOXYARD NORRIS, Amlulmn, Los Angelus. Crusscd Rillcs 1. graduate .IAY UHLFN, NI:K1ulvv, lhrl Samir Z1 Y'Tuvm 33 T11- Jum lgS.fl.A.fIzlsl1m l, 3. PETER UTIQNNOIQ, Nffliqxulry. A fl.nppwlI.1 Cllunr C,14mulll1i1w -. ll.U.i,i,. -. KIQNNITVH OHi.fl.Xll'I'. McK1r1lxy', Banml 1. I. ISITYTY U'HfXIllf, Iqu.-Ulu. Sul- Iivlw 2. 3 Lfffwvkm. SMR ng Humur Sunny lg Svvnmzux' lg fhrl Sauna 1. f. 3 Spun-sr Sunil Cxulvllwi 1, 3 l'1ux. 3: YfI1'.-mx 1, I. 3 VifcfP14x. Z3 A flznppvllzl fllmil 3-'Su Y Eg Stzunp , , , , Sulnrrnzum l. -3 Spy Nnlwlxxgulm 1. NY.-XLTILR USTLUNI7. Ifnmxlvvw-, ARIUITH LYIUVU. XY,nshnum11, Axmrfix. MILIJRNJ l'.'X.XSf'H. Lmwlu. HHH P,-XI.NHfHN, Luwrwlv1A 51 mmm' 3: A fwlppvllgn f.lxw1l' U 1 IS x f I 1 ul l. 1. 51 Um- ilvt . li 'wr vm ,. W -, ' 5.fl.,'X, ffmxlxlvl' 1. lfUilIiNIf l'.'XRIfN'l'I, Nl:Kmlvy. ROI5lfR'f' IUXRR. XY.nwl1vl1gtw1l1. JUNNIE PASKIFXYIKIZ. Nlflhullx. YVI'---rw 3. BRUCE P.-XTTON. l.mcHIn. Clase Trmf. YL H1fY I. 3: liznlwtlmll Tuzun I, Z, 31 Truck Tram l, 2, 31 Suph lvmru Iimtlmll 13 I7rwllmllTv:1I1x I, Eg Club. IOHN PHIDIQRSON, XX'hitch:11l. XX'xscrm1H. Nlznnngvl' Nm' R lactbnll Tczxmg Ifsquirc 3. WILLIAM PICDLEY, XY.n:h1nQt4m. Tllrtlc Club RffPn'.x. 3 MARY JANE P1lLI-IiK,lRINO, XY.4aInngt-mlm, Claw Vww Pres. 31 Studunn Scnxutc 53 Kffruxxs 33 Humor Suru Z, Sq lhrl Swing 33 Guxmvrzll Y'Tcvm Vu'cfP1ux. Yffccm l. Z. 3 Twin 1. 1. Pro. 1: Clxnumuxc . Spy S,zIvx1nLnx lg Spy 1 I3IiTTY ITRLXYITZ. Flicdcns. NYing Scuurf Fg Y-TU Z, 35 Huh Stepping Klub Z' Sufy Z. LIQONORA PERKOXYSKY. MrKi11lu5', YfTx-um LUCILLE PERRONI. Sacred Haart, Nfilwzxllkcu, ...nf Cappcllu Chun' 1, 2, 3-fVn'cfP1'c.i. JOE PETRAUSKY. NYu5hingmn, JERRY PFARR. Whshington. Rccl Trlan lc J Truck Tczun l, 2, 3g B Squad Bnslcctlxlll 1 2 Crows Cuun rv Hg KH Clulug Kenews 3. ,IOANNE VIIEIFFER. McKilxlc5'. MARILYN VFLUG. Dctmir, Miclxigarx MARY PULLOCK. Lincoln. Gill Scouts I C'1nc lnzltlc Z, 33 S.C.A. Cnshicr Z, 3. l TUIVI POLTROCK. Lincoln, Fnu:lmlITc1n1 Club, ANNE POSTHUMUS. Ivfcliinlcy. GlYlS Scouta DONALD PRIEISS, Lincoln, A flzlplw fx Clubs l'l:1y. JANE PRESTERL, Lincoln. Honor Smlctw B cl Orclxcslru fl, 3. KIOAN PROULX, McKinlcy', YfTccns'7 J KTLCDS NIELISOURNE RAISEDEAU Lincoln, Suldcnt Scnnlc Scmnmr Z, ?vffPTCX. 35 Cxucmzxtic Z. DORIS RADEMACHER. Mcliinlcy. ANN RANDALL. Nlcliinlcy. BERGER RASMUSSEN. Nlcliinlcy, BETTY RASNIUSSEN. Lincoln, YfTc MARION RATSHINSKE. XV:xslxinglon LOWELL REED. Lincnln. Esquxru 1, L Pius, Eg Fnmlmll Team Z. JERRY PETIERSEN, Fricclcns. Esquire .7 P15 J A gr duate GLENN REEVES. Wvashirigtmwii. Footlnzill Team l, 2, J LA VERNE REID. XVashington. D12 WVAYNE REIDENBACH. Wvashingtun. Swing Band l. LUIS REUTER. Friedcns. G.A.A. 33 Tridcnt 3. DOLORES RHODE. Lincoln. MARILYN RICHIE Washington. VIRGINIA RITACCA. McKinley. Y-Teens 1, Z, 3. XX'ILLIAM ROMANSHEK, Lincoln. Hi-Y 33 Sophomore Football lg Football Team 3g Track Team 2, 3g K Club. RITA RONDEAU. McKinley. XVANDA RUGE. XVashingcon. ELEANOR SABAD. Elktun, Michigaii. JEANETTE SAFIEKO. Washington. LAURINE SANDERS. Lincoln. LORRAINE SAUER. Lincoln, DOLCRES SAVAGLIO. XVashington. Yffccns 7 EDWARD SCALZO. Washington. HARVEY SCHEVIAK. Washington. Cinematic 2, 3-- Pres. 3g Crossed Rifles 2, 393 Kenews 3, TOM SCHILLING. Vfashington. HifY 3. ,L 1... .3 lllw ELIZABETH SCHMIIVT. IVIcKmlvy. LURRAINE SCHMIIUT. M.'Ki1ilL'3', RICHARD SCI'INEII7lfR. I.ii1uvln. Huimi' Sucivly I DIANE SCHOLEY. I.1uculi1. Girl Scuurs 11 Artists Alley Z3 Yffruns Z, 33 A Cnppfllzi Clmir 31 Kciivxxs 3. KIHARLENE SCI'IUI.TIf. Iinculn. Scmiunr 'lg Stump Sznlcsmaii Zg S.f,.A. finslnvi' 2, FRANCES SCHULZ. I.1uuuln. Yffccus 33 Girl Smllts 1, 1, 31 Spanish Club 2. 3. MARGARET SCOTT, I.incnln. Girl Scuutf l, Z. 33 Scniur Scout Culwincr 2, 31 T1'iClCut 1, 2, Sffviref Pvux. Z. 3. RUDY SCUGLIK, XVubliingt-m. JOHN SECGIARO. Xllnliimri-ri. Ll FIS SELLERS. Linculn. SANTO SERVE. Ilusliirmtuxw. Honoi' Socivty Ig Spamisli Club T.. AUGUST SHEPKER. Linculn, Ifsquirc 1, Z, 3 --Pwcx. FRANCES SHILKA. Linculn. Armcx Student Cuuncil 1- Hunor Society 2. , RICHARD SHOBER. Lincolli, Spy 3g Swimming TCZIIII 3. RUSIENIARY SHORE. NV:lslxiugton. LILLIAN SIMO, NV1nslxingtul1. LAXVRENCE SLATIIR. Lincoln, French Club 2, 35 Spy 3. BARBARA SMITH. Lincoln. S.C.A, Czuslnicr lg Stump Sinlcsmzm Z. graduate CIAROLYN SNIITH. l,inculn, Sulw Dvlw 2, 35 'l'1'ifSclnm fIu111xc1l 2, 11 Studrnl Scnutc l, ig l'l-mm' Suclrty I. 3 lvlznlnrrf 31 Y-Tccnx YQ Srmmml' Z3 411115 Cllvv fflulw I 'lnlxurmlny fllxrmls lg Spy Szllvsmqm lg Spy 1, 3 A ffznpprllzl Cllmir 3. ,IIIRRY SMITII. films l'1I-a. 31 Srmlcnt N-11.415 3 Frm, 3 Rc..l Trianglv, 2, 3-fS.'c'y 3, PTUS. 3: K fllulw I 2. 3 Pnl, 33 Swinxmmg Tunm I, I. .I Cuflllzpt. I MARY SMITII. MQKi1ulIXy'. Sump Sxulummrv . IIIILEN Slllltll., IY.15l11lxutm1. Y'TvvuN 3: Gul-' film ffllllw I, KJRACE SONIDIIRISALI.. Limmln. Trulwm ig Yfl'I'rn Bgnml 2. DUN Sl5NNlfNlIlflUl. Xljflnlmum, lfwlrlnlll TI-,nm Cllulv. .-XIIIJRICY 9UlilfNSlfN, lmncwln. XY.-XllRl'fN SIR-XUI.IJlNf., XXII-Ilxrxgrfm 'IIIIII 'lX.Im I I. ?gKI141ffff.1mt1'x L. 3. IMARY SIIIZZIRRI. M.-Kmxmln-x-. YfT..-my IJULURHS SQUIRFS. lVIcKinlny'. Y-Tu-nf I. 2, F. l'l:4.I,Y Sll.X l.XN. l.::1,mlm. t..nINgII1ux -1l1'.-xml. f.lulf. LIIONURA SU'I'lllfRl..'XNlJ. Sgmmluml, lllmmm. Yfllln 1. 1, 5. IJLIIAJRICS szc:Lriv.ANs141, xxx.5r,mQL.ml may 4.1.-I cm, , 1: 'l'lm1'Ml1w ClI1m:1'us lg A finppvllzl C,luwfr 31 Y l'w1w ' xx, Q. 3, IQ.A..'X 3 2 I'.-XTRIKIIA 'I'11uMIlsuN, Lmmln. rfm..,1- sm.-.I 1 I fI11I S.-mln I. 2. 3: Yfl'vQns 3 ' I':XTI'IK,I.-X 'IUIIIA XXUNI up , 'f,l, ' f ly x I In 11 A RONALD TUCfllLlLl,. Mclimlvy. lizlml I, 1 lg HI flnftrzz I. I. 3. lilflll,-Xlill 'I'RI,IIl,I.-KN. XX'.n:lx11mgnm, l'l.Il1lIlm l'11lIl.x fiullyl 2. IIIKBRI QIAN 'I URHS. XX'zIflmugr..11. ROSEMARY TYSON. Lincoln. IVIARIE URBAN, Lincoln. Honor Society Z 35 Girls' l I Ulcc Club lg A Cappella Choir 1, 2, 3. PATRICIA VANDIZVELD, McKinley. YYIR-cus I, 2, 3. l ROCIIER VAN NORTON. Lincoln. Seminar Z, 3g Honor Socwiy 2, 3g Student Senate 33 Spy 2, 33 Editor Spy 3. RUSEMARY VAN ZILE. Lincoln. Girl Simms l, Z, 3 Yf'I'iti-ns lg Student Council 1. I'IILI7A VISNAUSKIS. Vfashingtnn. YfTucnb T IJUIAJIUTS VOVES. Lincoln, G.A.A. 2, IIUNNIIE XWAGNIIR. Lincoln. Girl Scouts 35 Homecom- ing Qllccn. I.-Xlill XYAMBOI.DT. Fricdcns. ,IUYKZIE NYATTS. lVasli1ngtun Park. Y-Teens I, 'l Spy 33 Forensics 34.5655 fs!-G.A.A. 3. IVIARIUN WERBIE. Xvashington. Hanoi Society 2, 3 YfTi:cns 2, 3. CART ULYN XVERNER. Fricdens. KEITH XVERNER, Washington, Football Team 7. RUTH NVHITE. Lincoln. Seminar 2, 33 Mariner: 1, 2, 33 YfTeens lg Spy Salesman 2g Spy 3. LUCILLE WIDMAR. Washingtnixi. DONALD NVINTERS. lVasllington. Iirainklni Printers Guild 2. DOLORES XVIREN. Lincoln. YfTeens lg Stump Sales- man 1, 2. JOYCE XVOHLGEMUTH. McKinley. duate FRANCES XYOOD. Lincnln. KfTccna 3g Hnnnr Sur-my Z, 3g Quill E! Scroll 2, Eg Studi-nt Cnuncil lg Cirl Scouts l, 2, 3---Vice-Pics. SQ YfTccn5 1, 2, 3- -Suriv lg Triclcnt 1, 'lg Frcnclr Illulw Z, 3g S.CI.A. Caslxfvr 2. JACK NVOODARD, Linculn. Suplmnwxc Fuutlvall 'lg Font' ball 3g Bzrsclmll 2. GLORIA XYUDELL. Linculn. Girls' Cllcu Club 1, 2 Thursday Churus 1, 2. ROBERT ZQ HERNER. XV:islr11igw11. JOAN ZUFFA. Lincoln. A Cappella Clmil' l, Z, SA Orchestra 1, fl, 33 Girl! fllcc Clulw lg Thursday Ch-ir' us 1. XYILLIATVI SUISOL, Nlcliinlcy. Red Triangle 35 Snplmf lrmrc Funtlvall lg Fontlmll Tcam Z, 3 C0fCilpt, 35 Track 1, 2, 3g Basketball Team Z, 33 Cluln. JUNE GRADUATES NOT PHOTOGRAPHED EDXVARD AIELLO. Vfashingtun. JAMES ANDERSON. McKinlcs'. Suplromurc Fnnmball l Football Team 2. EARL BECKMAN. McKinley. A Cappella Choir FRANK BOBUSCH. XX'ashingtnn, FRED FORBES. Lincoln. Artists Alley 1. FRED CIRSH. Wzislriirgtun. RICHARD GUERRUCCI. Mcliinlcy, Franklin Printcrs fjuiltlg Sophomore Fnntball Team I: Football Team 2 3g B Squad Baslicllwall lg HK Clulwg Clash Play. STANTON HAGAN. Lincnln. NIELS HANSEN. Lincoln. Unitfd Swiss Nan-y. RICHARD HOLM. XVashington. Ebquirc 1, 2. BOB HOUGHTON, XYashingron. DOLORES JULIUS. Lincoln. YfTuun5 1. ARTHUR KLEIN. McKinley. ALICE LA CROSSE. Xhishingt mrrr. JAMES OSTER. XY:ishington. AMELIA RIZZO. McKinley'. GLYN ROBERTS. Lincoln. GENEVIEVE ROMANOVJSKI. IvIcKinlcy. RICHARD STETSON. Lincoln. Fnurball Team l. 'l, . Track Team 13 K Club. CHARLES STROIK. Xvashingtrnr. Crossed Rillcs Zg USL ers Club 25 Swimming Team 2. LOUIS VAN DERMOON. Lincnln, Cinematic 2, u DONALD XVERNER. Fricdcns, ,. 77 W.. '18 Y 'Z mb -1 N 9 W W- HUHLI Ii, IIE 'l'H!-XI. Co- w Captains Billg Solsul and Kon nndtlmcir couclws, T1' ' well be ' Huxhold Lbbm and Engle, may pmud of the record of ' -i7 foutlmll team. lxcnoslnfs and EAST. .. . . . fall to KENOSHA 12 HORLICK 6 September 7. Witlr twelve lettermen forming the neucleus of the 'lo eleven, Kenosha, under the leadership of Coaches Engle and Trebbin, success- fully opened the conference campaign by downing a revitalized Horlick eleven 12-6. Deprived of their tune-up game with Watrkegrrn because of the polio epidemic. the Reds were erratic, often showing signs of brilliance and then noticeably lapsing. ln this the game was typical of the entire season. Kenosha opened the scoring late in the first quarter when Jack McMullen lunged across from the two to cap a -'li yard drive. In the third quarter Horlick knotted the count on a seven yard jaunt by Velzka. Midway in the fourth quarter, John Maphis set up the win- ning tally by snaring a Horlick pass on the Horlick -19. Bruce Patton and Tom Johannes ran and passed Kenosha to the 12. After three plays gained five yards, Johannes flipped a flat pass to Patton, who scampered for the score. 11 il KENOSHA 6 BELOIT 7 October Kenosha's flrst jaunt abroad was unsuc- cessful, and the Reds returned from Beloit on the short end of a 7-6 score. Beloit scored in the Hrst quarter after a poor Kenosha kick rolled dead on the 58. After racking up two first downs on passes. Pellegrin raced 15 yards for the score. Torrey's all important placement was good. Midway in the sec- ond quarter Kenosha scored on a 75 yard drive. Tom Johannes passed 29 yards to Joe Burzynski for the touchdown. Milo l echner's try for the point was blocked. The second half was a see-saw battle with most of the play between the 30 yard lines. N X .1 -IK Row 1: T. Bisclglia, li. Dnbryznski, lf. Anuhnav, J. Pucci, Al. lvlelvlullvn. R. Baum, F. Txlsner. li. Hart. T. Johannes. Row I: J. lvlcflill, T. Killll, H. Borland, D. Anderson, R. Kiln-1r'llcci. R. Clausen, l'. Miller, H. Romanshek. P. Rielxzuxls. Row 3: ll. Stanley, B. Sulwl, D. Wvagner, D. Srmrm-'nlw1'g, M, Krieger, 'lf l'nltrnck. lf. Olwlcn, 17. Stctsim, B. Patton, T. Hong. Rnw 45 S, l'werio, Bryzinski, K Hukhnld, Nlaphis, Cnarlm Trvlvlain, D. lanni, M, lrvclxner, R. Miller, Cisacli finale. ,A 1 S 1 ? Ken Huxhold and Bill Sobol, co-captains of the rugged Redmen. Rugged HEHM N KEN OSHA 14 CENTRAL 7 October 11. Kenosha extended the Homecoming string to seven straight by whipping Central 14-7. Completely dormant in the first half, the Reds were in their top form of the season during the second half, marching at will for two scores while holding Central completely in check. In the second quarter, Al Dockery, Central's flashy halfback, opened the scoring on a ten yard jaunt around left end. The kick was good. Bruce Patton started the second half attack by recovering a fumble on the 44. On straight power plays led by Jack McMullen, Tom Johannes, and Patton, the Reds marched to the two. McMullen plowed over. Milo Fechner added the tying point. The second touchdown was all Tom Bisciglia. K'Nazi Dobryzinski blocked a Central punt, and Bisciglia re- covered on the 31. Bisciglia rammed for sixteen of the yards and then moved the final two. Fechner again converted. The Red line was highly effective with Ken Huxhold, Roger Miller, and Dobryzinski all outstanding. KENOSHA 0 PARK 13 October 19. Showing a complete reversal of form from the Central game the Reds succumbed to the Park Jinx, 13-0. For the fourth straight year the Racine eleven trampled on the Red and Black. With the game only three minutes old, Park led 6-0. Park kicked off to start the game, and Bruce Patton re- turned to the 30. Two line plays gained nothing, and the Reds fumbled. Park recovered, and six plays later they scored. The conversion was low. In the second quarter Park stopped the Reds on the four and in the third quarter marched 96 yards in 15 plays, to lead 13-O. Kenosha showed more spark and drove to the eight, only to be halted by a roughness pen- alty. Ken Huxhold and Patton were the only bright spots in an otherwise dark picture. Coach Engle instructs his boys in the proper ex- ecution of a touchdown play in preparation for the West tilt. Guard Dick Anderson and tackle Dick Wiigner' pose for the camera. KENOSHA 14 EAST 6 October 25. Kenosha bounced back from the Park defeat to overwhelm East 14-6. All three touchdowns were the result of fumbles, but throughout most of the game the Reds outplayed the Madison gridders. Kenosha scored first mid- way in the second period, when East fumbled Bruce Patton's kick and joe Burzynski recovered on the three. After three line plays failed, Pat- ton passed to Dick Stetson in the end zone. Milo Eechner converted. Kenosha threatened twice more in the first half, but each drive fell short. Gridmen Roger Miller, Bruce Patton, and Bill Hart smile an approval of their team. East counted in the third quarter by recovering a fumble on the Kenosha 35. After two line plays had gained little, Erickson pitched 27 yards for a score. The kick was wide. Several minutes later the Reds garnered the clinching score. Tom Kiffel set up the tally when he recovered an East fumble on the 24. Tom Johannes flipped to joe Burzynski, who was pulled down on the one yard line. Johannes nudged over the middle for the touchdown. East threatened often in the final period, but the line bracedg and Fechner un- raveled several long boots to stop the threats. 5 . fi il' '52 flii or ali - KENOSHA 6 JANESVILLE 12 November 1. Before a rainsoaked Dad's Day crowd, Janesville tipped the Reds 12-6. After a scoreless tirst half during which both teams were harnessed by the mud, the Bluebirds counted in the third period on a long pass deflected by a Kenosha defender into the hands of Jencko, who ran the remaining I0 yards for the score. Taking the ball following kickoff Kenosha marched 80 yards but lost the ball on downs on the Janes- ville five. Again in the fourth quarter Janesville scored, this time on a 20 yard jaunt by Shleisner. With three minutes left in the game Kenosha caught tire. Bruce Patton unleashed a +10 yard aerial to Joe Burzynski who sprinted the final 10 yards to score. Milo liechner's consistently long boots of 50 and 60 yards with the wet pig- skin was the feature of the game. An unidentified Janesville back scoots left end for considerable yardage, and two Red Devils move in to spill him. KENOSHA 14 WEST 26 November 6. For three quarters the Reds played the championship West Regents on even terms, only to fall in the final period on two quick Madi- son thrusts. West scored in the Hrst period when Annen intercepted a Kenosha aerial and raced 50 yards to pay dirt. Early in the second quarter Kenosha moved ahead on a 47 yard drive set up by DintU Sonnenberg, who recovered a West fumble. Bruce Patton sneaked across from the one. Milo Fechner converted. Kenosha's one point lead was short lived, as West scored with 30 seconds of the half remaining. This time the point was good, and Madison led 15-7 at halftime. The third period West broke loose and scored two quick touchdowns. Bill Sobol tallied the iinal marker for Kenosha when he dashed 57 yards with a screen pass. Schleisner of Janesville is brought down from bchind by Bruce Patton, as Ken Huxhold chalks up an assist. The Ktnusha Bcnch gives its all to mark up six inure points in the liust gimme. The lmmlsomc hid with open mouth is IVILIDQLLICI' Tom Bungzg hc-hind him are Dick Waigiici', unuhle to play hccausc of injuries itceivcii in the Homecoming ggmc, and Duc Puerio. univr U ity Coached by Mr. Art Fenske the junior Varsity played an abbreviated three game schedule. Com- posed of third and fourth string varsity men, the jay Vees gained one verdict while dropping two. In their first tussle the Reds lost a 12-6 decision to the Park jay Vees, and in a return contest the Park eleven was again victorious, this time by a 19-6 count. In the season's finale the juniors topped a city crew 26-O. Most promising candi- dates for next year's varsity include Gene Am- brose, jack Gallagher, Red Clausen and Bob Keller. Row 1: V. Haubrich, L. Haney, jack XVoodard, Jim YVoodard, B. Kupfcr, D. Shelley, K. Hansen, Row 2: R. Lapp, J. Ryall, R. Christensen, Coach Fenske, D. Gregori, A. Schaller, B. johnson. Row 3: J, McGill, C. Richards, J. Gallagher, M. Quinn, E. Dubay, L. Fox, I. Borgi, T. Bong. Lum L 3 Ci , A M . 4... we 86 Svpln emo eam Coach Smith's sophomore football team finished the season with a second place in their conference. The Little Reds won four tilts against one loss and a tie. In a O-0 contest with Madison West the Sophs narrowly missed a winning goal when the final whistle found them on the four yard line with victory in sight. The training and know-how gained this season will serve the Sophs well as varsity members next year. To be counted upon next year are john Fox, Phil Spallato, George Arnsmeyer, Tom Roberts, Frank Missurelli, and jack Davidson. Row l: D. Salcrnn, T. La Rose, M. Barsuli, B. Savzxglio, G. Arnsmcyer. -I, Lehmann, P. Spzilato, J. Urquhart. Row 2: B. YVallig1, F. Ivlissurclli, M. Scarccllo, R. Sobol, J. Prybylski, F. Conley, R. Anderson, G. Schumway. Row 3: Coach Smith, H. Reideubach, D. Griffin, C. Davidson, C. Mllndt, B. Petersen, D. Quinn, H. lvieyer, T. Roberts. Row -I: L, Gallo, R. Axtcll, C. Kisielcwsl-ci, K. Thomson, K. Linsterl, J, Fox, L. Mxlllcn, D. Dulal-c, E. Aiello. IMI I . ... ' NX S 'gif-9 I -517' the 'fl Vanchena and Bennett Lmul ' X7L1HdL'1'ZL'L' Q3 F A Q fur il A-l ,1jotP1 ILUULIVIL1 with uk. BASKETB LI. S 44011 Beset by bad breaks and lacking height, the Reds were relegated to the bottom rung of the Big Eight. On four occasions Kenosha dropped tilts by less than three points. Bruce Patton was the team's leading scorer with 204 points over the 20 game route. Until his graduation at mid-sea- son Frank Bennett was a steady cog at the center post and provided the team with its only six footer. At the forward posts Tom Taube and George Vanchena also saw much service. The junior guards, Len Ciapetta and jack Smith, were constant point getters and will provide Coach Smith a basis for next year's live. Out of all the gloom the Reds did have two consolations. They defeated Beloit, the future state champs, by 18 points, and also copped two straight in the region- als before losing a 42-39 decision to West Allis Central which went to the semi-finals of the state tourney. VARSITY BASKETBALL TEABI Row 1. R. Haber, L. Clappctta, fi. Vanchcna, U. Sclxwailm. C. lialinlta, Al. lvfcfjill. ow 2: . K. l'cdt'rsun, Mgr., Ll. Mclxfllillcn, T. Tuubc, Al, McNanmara, ll. Ferrara, L. Tucker, Coach Smith. R J Row 3: -I. Brittelli, Smith, F. Tilsnur, C. Lamb, T. Bong, R. Miller, li. Patton, F. Bennett. -.-39,, Cessfully to bloclc a hander by Len Ciappetta. KENOSHA 22 XWAUKIEGAN 47 November 2. At Wfaulqegan, the Reds fell 47-22 to one of the strongest high school fives in Illinois. Bruce Patton tossed in eight points for Kenosha. KENOSHA 55 RUFUS KING 43 November 22. Fielding a comparatively small but fast quintet and bolstered by the return of seven lettermen, Coach Andy Smith's Red Devils opened the 1946-1947 season with a 55-43 win over Rufus King. Showing great scoring punch the Red's jumped to an 18-13 lead at the quarter and in- creased the count during the remainder of the game. Bruce Patton and Frank Bennett tallied 18 and 16 points respectively for the winners. KENOSHA 35 HORLICK 37 November 29, Kenosha opened their Big Eight conference schedule by absorbing a 37-35 defeat at the hands of Horlick. Trailing 16-10 at half- time the Smithmen rallied in the second half to tie the score with a minute remaining. Here I-Iorlick scored again and staved off the Reds. Bruce Pat- ton led the Kenosha scoring with 10 points, while Roger Miller netted 8. KENOSHA 48 BELOIT 30 December 6. Outscoring Beloit in every quarter, the Redmen gained their only conference win at the expense of the future state champs 48-30, salt- ing away the victory with a 19 point surge in the final quarter. jack Smith paced the Reds with eleven points. KENOSHA 33 XWEST 49 December 20. Converting on 17 of 24 free tosses, West toppled the Redmen 49-33. Kenosha was still in the game until the final period when West counted 20 points. KENOSHA 40 EAST 42 December 13. Although they outscored East in three of the four quarters, the Reds dropped an- other two point decision 42-40. A sixteen point rally in the final quarter fell short when shots by Bruce Patton and Frank Bennett in the hnal sec- onds rolled around the rim but refused to fall through. jack Smith and Patton tallied nine and eight points respectively for Kenosha. el Troia 1221 tries unsuc- a- 90 1 1 l KENOSHA 45 CENTRAL 46 January 3. Paced by the sparkling play of Bruce Patton and Len Ciappetta, Kenosha came within an eyelash of upsetting the pace setting Madison Centralites but finally fell 46-45. Again accuracy from the free throw line was the deciding factor with Central connecting on 14 of 18 tries while the Reds made 7 of 11. KENOSHA 46 JANESVILLE 61 January 10. Hitting for a 500 percentage from the floor, Janesville rolled over a hopeless Red five 61-46. Janesville fired in 26 baskets in 52 attempts to give a remarkable shooting exhibition. Bruce Patton counted 14 points for the Red Devils. KENOSHA 36 SHOREVUOOD 40 January 11. Taking time out from conference play, the Redmen dropped a 40-36 decision to Shorewood of the Milwaukee Suburban Lea ue. 8 After trailing for three quarters, Kenosha knotted the count midway in the fourth period, but a final Shorewood sur e ave the visitors the win. 8 8 KENOSHA 28 PARK 37 January 18. Apparently on the way to their first home win with a 25-23 margin, the Reds were top- pled when Park exploded for sixteen points in the final four minutes. Jack Smith had nine points and Bruce Patton eight for Kenosha. The game was the finale for three of the Redmen, centers Frank Bennett and Roger Miller and guard Jim McGill. KENOSHA 33 HORLICK 34 January 34. Another final quarter Kenosha col- lapse gave Horlick a 34-33 win. Leading 30-21 at the end of the third quarter, the Redmen scored only three points in the final period. Bruce Pat- ton registered 17 points for scoring honors. Keno- sha was successful on only seven of twenty free throws. Taube, Bennett G65 and Patton t33j battle with Central's Al Dockery who is barely visible. Bruce Patton shows form which made him Keno sha's leading scorer. 91- Two Janesville boys try to take a rebound from the Kenoshans. KENOSHA 44 BELOIT 63 january 30. The Reds slipped deeper in the cellar as Beloit scorched the nets for a 63-44 win. At the quarter, Kenosha held an 8-6 lead, but from there Beloit took over. Bruce Patton with twelve points was again Kenosha's leading point producer. KENOSHA 39 JANESVILLE 54 February 1. Janesville came to life in the second half and proceeded to administer the Reds a 54-39 beating. joe Britteili and Len Ciappetta each counted seven points for Kenosha. KENOSHA 40 EAST 58 February 7. Building a 33-12 halftime lead, East punched out a 58-40 verdict over the hapless Reds. Bruce Patton saved some face by leading both teams with 14 points. -.. 97 K Bob Sonnenberg UD flips a left handed hook. KENOSHA 37 CENTRAL 65 February 21. Before 10,000 fans in the Wisconsin fieldhouse Kenosha dropped a 65-37 decision to Central. At halftime the Reds trailed by only six points 24-18, but in the third period Central tipped in 21 points to settle the issue. Chuck Lamb and Bruce Patton had nine and eight points respectively. KENOSHA 46 WEST 56 February 8. Showing more scoring ability than usual but still not enough to win, Kenosha dropped a 56-46 decision to West. West gained a 15-5 lead at the quarter and protected the 10 point margin the rest of the way. George Van- chena gained twelve points for the Reds. KENOSHA 31 PARK 42 February 15. A second half Kenosha collapse allowed Park to trim Kenosha 42-31. Kenosha held an 18-15 lead at the half but counted only 13 points in the second half while Park collected 27. George Vanchena tallied nine points. KENOSHA 30 HAMMOND TECH 67 February 22. XXfith the Kenosha regulars resting on the bench until the final four minutes, Ham- mond Tech overpowered the Reds 67-30. Chuck Ledwinka gave the Kenosha rooters a shooting ex- hibition as he dropped in 26 points for Hammond. KENOSHA 55 VUEST ALLIS HALE 48 February 26. Sporting a new zone defense the Reds opened the regionals with a 55-48 win over West Allis Hale. The zone completely puzzled the Hale quintet, and only expert marksmanship from far out kept them in the contest, George Vanchena burned the nets with eighteen tallies to lead the scoring. KENOSHA 49 XWEST MILXWAUKEE 51 February 28. Once again the Kenosha five looked like a different team as they rolled over West Milwaukee 49-31. The Reds built up a comfort- able 29-12 halftime lead and coasted to victory. Leading scorer was Bruce Patton with 16 points. KENOSHA 39 XVEST ALLIS CENTRAL 42 March 1. The Reds waited too long to regain their tournament form and dropped a 42-39 de- cision to Wfest Allis Central. Kenosha dropped in 21 points in the final quarter but massed only 18 points in the other three periods. joe Brittelli flipped in 17 points in the Reds futile bid. joe Brittelli Q51 and another Red grapple for the ball with Madden M71 of Janesville. Len Ciappetta tries to block a fast one by O'Brien of Janesville. ,,93,. LITTLE Red Coach jim Trehbinls sophomore quintet suffered much the same fate as the varsity, winning only three of sixteen contests.. Participating in the newly formed Soph Big 8, the Pinks ended in a three-way deadlock for sixth place. Although the record itself wasn't too encouraging, the Sophs showed marked improvement towards the close of the season, winning two and losing several close decisions, two in overtime. Bill Martin, lanky center, was the leading scorer with a total of 154. Martin's ability to pivot with either hand made him a constant threat, and his height was valuable under the baskets. Runner-up with 137 tallies was Gail Procarione, who was also an excellent floor man. Martin and Procarione, and also for- ward Bernie Dulak and guard Don Dawson appear to be likely candidates to help raise the varsity from its present position. Row 1: C. Ricardi, F. Nlissurclli, A. Stipanuk, F. Ci-lehre, I. Riicknmvslii, Row Z: Coach Trebhin, G. Procarionc, J. Davison, D. Dawson, T. XValuch, Mgr. Row 3: C. Kisielewski, Fonk, B. Dulak, B. Martin, T. XVilliam5on. The cross country te.1m takes il breather ltetween eventsg left to right are Lee Hunkeler, Dick Cross, Rudy Russo, Don Firchuw. Phil Cayo, Roger james. Arch Timm, Frank Gcrolmo, and Couch Davey, IIHUS5 IIIJUNTHY Two victories, it trio of thirds, and an eighth in the state meet were the laurels gained by Byron Davey's Cross Country team. Outstanding per- former of the harriers was Don Firchow, who broke two course marks during the season and finished tenth in a field of 161 in the state meet. Lettermen were Don Firchow, Lee Hunkeler, Mil- ton Staskus, Vernon Hopf, Dick Cross, Archie Timm, Frank Gerolmo, XY'41rren Spaulding, jerry Pfarr, and Don Newport. Teammates elected Bones Gerolmo and Wfarren Spaulding co- captains. Row l: I. l'l:irr. F, ill-imlmo. D. Fii'clioxx'. M, Stusluis. D. Newport, XY, Slmnildmg. R, Cfifss. Row 2: R. Russo, A. Timm. Nl, XX't'1Qvlv. V, Hopf. l.. Hiinlwlni, Conch lSxrnn Davey. Row 3: R. -lnmcs, M. lficutti, Nlzimiqers. l N, 'W 5 w wx.. hive X' V ffs,,...i 1i'frf 7 Kenosha Kenosha Kenosha Kenosha Kenosha Kenosha HE USH Waukegaru... H35 ,H55 Bay View.... H28 54 Waukesha .. 29 ...54 DayVieW.... H29 ...54 Waukega11.......29 66 North Divisionw.. 17 Kenosha .,. ... 61 Lake Forest. . , . . .. 23 Kenosha . . . . . . 55 Main Township. . . 31 Kenosha . . . . . . 43 Boys' Tech. . . . . . . 40 Q -- 96 f A swift grab and Kenosha picks up another S I NIEHS Among the speedy Red fish on the relay team were Bill Stanley, Larry Keckler, and jerry Smith. unde cated Row 1: J. Smith, XV. Denyes, E. Pfeifcr, L. Aiello, D. Cross, Mgr. Row 2: B. Kucnv, A. Roedel, D. Shoher, I. McCarth5', B. Baker. Row .iz fiozxch Pccl, T. Roberts, Al. Kaiser, H. Hansen, fi. Krumm, B. lNewman, H. liorland. Five months of sweat, worry, practice, and plan- ning had its reward when the Red mermen won their ninth and last swim meet to climax the first undefeated dual meet season in the history of Kenosha High School. Under the able guidance of Coach jack Peel, the Redfish unleashed their power to roll up 575 points while limiting their opponents to a meager 265. opponents to a meagre 265. In the state meet the Kenosha swimmers almost caused a major upset when they splashed to sec- ond place in a field of 14 schools, only 14 points behind Watiwatosa, the perennial champion. In the 9 event program, Kenosha brought home 5 championships as well as several other places. Larry Keckler won the title in the 200 yd. free style in 2:09.2, only .6 seconds off the state rec- ord. Alan Roedel followed with a third in the same race. Jerry Smith won the state individual medley crown in 45.9 seconds. The third win was registered by the 200 yd. free style re'ay quartet of Wells Denyes, Bob Baker, Alan Roedel, and jerry Smith with a time of 1:45.4. Keck'er and Baker returned to place second and fifth re- spectively in the 100 ydi free style. Wells Denyes completed the scoring with a fourth in the 50 yd. free style. Fourteen new records were established during the season. In the 'Tosa relays, Kenosha tacked up two new state relay marks. Bill Stanley, a midyear grad, teamed up with Roedel, Smith, and Keck- ler to lower the 800 yd. free relay mark from 9:26.4 to 9:O5.9. Later with Denyes in the Roe- del's place, the same group set a record of 3253.2 in the 400 yd. free relay. New pool and all time Kenosha marks were set by Keckler in the 100 and 200 yd. free style, and by Smith in the individual medley. The brilliant season was due largely to the way in which Coach Peel combined the efforts of his veteran mermen, Borland, Denyes, McCarthy, Pfeiffer, Shober, Kaiser, Keckler, Smith, and Stanley, with those of the younger aspirants Kueny, Roedel, Berres, Baker, Roberts, Aiello, Hansen, and Krummg about whom the squad for next year will be built. Cie 6- 'E' I WD' ,H 42. bi ff rv L .. 4... I W 5 ' ' M, W O gal? Kr- LJ 41 my Q ag .W v N A .5 MW! 'K N u J f , ' mg rn S fs .L ' 'U 'N' ,sr ,, W 41, , ..,M . .ag , rr-H .1-mrs-.. . W .. Q 5, ,QW is Row 1: B. Dulznk, I. Chatilovich, I. O'Ncil. S. Nlcfhwruick, C. Knliukzx, G. Vnnchcun, 17. Ncwport, G. Schwnrkrn, R. Hunkulcr, B, Henry, M. Grilfm, XV, Eiscuhnucr, il, Lchmzm, Rmv 2: B. Rmu.1l1s11n:Ir, I. Pfzlrr, IS, Snlml, IS. Pzullmx, ll, Hlwlplm, F. fh'ruInm, D. Frchuw, D, Cross, B. Amlrcscn, XV. Spzxllldinu, D. Lau son, L. Hunkulcr, A, Kurulsky. Row 3: Couch D4n'n'y, I. Crcvl, if. Bnxrzynski, C. Dnhryzinski, T, Uisrigliu, K. Hllxhulrl, bl. McML1llc11, F. Tilsncr, R. Baum. V, Huif, K. . . . At the bark of the gun, George Schwaiko, Bill Kupfer, Tom Biscigliu, and Don Firchow spring from their marks with short, choppy strides as the pre-season track drills defy frigid weather. B. frnw, H, Nrccuh, M. Fvshncr, Cuzlch Iluqhx Timber-toppers, Bruce Patton and Bill Sobol, exhibit form and finesse as they go through their paces in quest of a successful campaign in the hurdle events. Eleven lettermen, five cross-country artists, and a host of newcomers answered Coach Engle's call to spikes and sweat togs as the 1947 track campaign got under way. Sprinters, Bill Henry and Bill Romanshek, hurd- lers, Bruce Patton and Bill Sobolg milers, Don Firchow, Warren Spaulding and Frank Gerolmog pole vaulters, Tom Bisciglia and George Van- chenag weight man, Ken Huxhold, and high jumper, jerry Pfarr, were the returning emblem winners. These vets were given valued assistance by such promising point-earners as: Bill Kupfer, Stan McCormick, Dick Hunkeler, Wes Eisenhauer, Milo Fechner, Chuck Kalinko, Vernon Hopf, Lee Hunkeler, Dick Cross, Milton Staskus, Bob Grno, jack McMullen, joe Burzynski, and John Maphis. ....,...1M.,i..a.,..,..........,,,.Y.,.h, WM. -..,,.......--..--........,........,. MADISON RELAYS At Madison, the Reds accumulated 17 points to place sixth among 20 Class A schools. Ken Hux- hold fired the pellet 48 ft. 9 in. for top honors in the shot put. The high-hurdle relay trio, consist- ing of Bill Sobol, Jerry Pfarr, and Bruce Patton, placed second, while Pfarr also tied for first in the high jump. KENOSHA 54 WAUKEGAN 59 The Reds battled Waukegan on even terms until a baton accident in the relay cost them the meet. Huxhold again won the shot put and set a new field record in the discus. Other first places were captured by Bill Kupfer and Bill Romanshek in the dashes, Don Firchow in the 880, Frank Gerolmo in the mile, and Tom Bisciglia in the pole vault. KENOSHA 71 HORLICK 45 Two field records fell as the Kenoshans slaugh- tered a hapless Horlick brigade. Huxhold re- mained undefeated in the weight events, tossing the shot 48 ft. 1 in. and the discus 149 ft. 11 in., the latter mark eclipsing the former record. jerry Pfarr cleared 5 ft. 10 in. in the high jump for another new standard. Bruce Patton skimmed the high and low hurdles in excellent time to emerge from the fray a double winner. Other first places were garnered by Kupfer, Romanshek, and Kalinko. Highjumper jerry Pfarr clears the cross- bar in a leap with plenty of help from Dick Cross, extreme right. The Birdie Club models the denim jackets that brought them fame. Left to right-the Dodo, Mel Kricgcrg the Stool Pigeon, lid Ohlcng the Penguin, Butch Rccvesg the Ruvcn, Tom Poltrockg thc Vul- ture, Joe Bcnkog the Swallow, Dino Ianni. W Club Fivxt Smucxler Officcts Second Scn1r:.szm Ken Huxhold .......YY .......,. I 'rcsidcnt ..,...,.. ...........A I ci-ry Smith Brucc l'm:ton... . ..,...... Victxflircsidunt ,,..,,,, ....,,.,.,,,,, B ill Snlml Bill Hurt .......... ,.............,.... S ccrctary ........,.,. ......... F rank Gqrnlnm ......,...Corrcsponcling Svfi'vt1ni'v... .,,.,,,..j0hn Nlnphis Tum Kill!-l ......,.......... ............... T rcasurcr .,..,.... ..,.,,,,, j Qrry l'l'girr Kun Rridcnbuch .....,.. ......... S crgcantfatfArins.. ......................... .. Mr, Trvlwlvin .......... ............. A Clvism' ....... ....,..,, M r. Tri-lwlnn Row 1: R. Gl1ri'i'nlrcr. T. Kiilvl, li. Rrmmnsln-lc, F, Cilciwmlimi, fl. Vzinclmvnzx, ll. linrl.md, li, Hcnry, T. i Tzxubc, D. Firchow, R. jzirncs, D. XX'zxgncr, T. lollrnck. Row Z: NY. Dcnycs, Pucci, D. Newport, L. Hunlwlui, hl. Nlapllis, ,l. Nlclxflullun, K. Huxhnld, li. llolnyznslti, li, Tilsncr, ll. lgnnni, V. Ilnpl, li. lizilriwn, N, lluglxvs, Row 3: Coach Englc, J. McGill, B, Stanlcy, KI. Smith. M. Smskus, A. Timm, J. Pfnrr, F. Bennett, li. Hurt, Spaulding, ll. Solml, M. Kruger, D. Crimes, Conch lluxcy. Row -l: Couch Smith, B. Kuplrr, T. Bisciqlin, D, Stctsnn. E. Oblcn, K. Rcidcnlwzuclx, M. Fcchncr R. lvlillcr, R. Anderson, Ll. Burzynski, l'. Richzlrds, Clinch Trchhin. Mr, Russell lends 21 helping hand to Bill Sohol cis he soars aloft in 11 Link trainer. Versatile Ttzrzmzs with multiple inter- ests centered in balls -basket, foot, mid snow . . . also usher- ing and candy. Jud: Smith and Jim McGill relax in sulid Cimiiifuitftxii easy Clmir, ii vic, and no liomcwoitk. Wllzlt ll Way tu spend an evening! A stui' is horn! Couch 'I'i-eblwiu, the proud futher, passes out the traditional cigar und anticipates the V165 foiwtlmll season. Doc Puerio directs the Reds tu the Janesville buf, while glum Don Soimcn' lveig glides dibuppimwzil of the pliuttugulplier or Pmrit: . . or something. M-at wx Colees . . . parties, 'ormal ami tea . . hanquets . . . Ma1'eh of Dimes . Red Cross . . . mir1'o1's. First Sumcxtuf Marge Urlmn ...... Theresa Andrra. Dorothy Pctursun Betty O'Hzu'c ..... Betty Amo ......... Miss Dcnsmlrrcu. SUB-DEB Offnccvs Second Smmzslcr -- -- --------- l'rCSid6I1t ........ ....... T hcrcszx Andrea - ..... ViCc'Prcsidcr1t ....... ....... B any Ol-lure ................5ccrutary...... ....Trcnsurer........... .. ......... Advisor.. . Homecoming dance . trophy . . donuts . . ships . . . F11sLSuwm,rtl'1 Paul Riclmrds .....,.,.,,,,,,,,, Roger Millvr ,..... jim McGill ........ ,lim Mzlyvr ....,,... Brucc l'zx1tul1 ...... Mit. Kruac ...... . programs . . ............Butty Amo urrcs. Secretary .,,........,,,, Jqmn Klgvickig .....,RitznBim11tis .. ...,.... Miss Dcnsmorc float and . milk and . Hi-Y award . . . scholar- colees for S. C. A. HI-Y Offxcers Second Sumcxtcr ....l'rcSidv:nt.......................Brucc lhrmn V1CC'lJfCSldCI1f ........................ Bill Engel ....Sccrctary.........,......Donald Andcrson orrcs. Sccrctury ,.,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,.,, Bill Kupffgr ....'l'rc:xsurcr..,......,.. ....,..Cyril Krllinkg .....Adv1sor.,........ .... Mr. Kruse HIX no W if q,f.1:.f. S l I lwull Y, lx,.li,.1..x f NW! 4 W l l lr- villa. lw liwf l Ne: ', + M1 Spy camera . . . Illarcb of Dimes . . llfgbllIlS . . . Red Cross boxes Red Cross drive . . . clinic . . . football dance . . . Spy camera. K-TEENS Fmt Smrimlur fljfifurs Suuimd Sumifslm Almlvvllv Allwns. .....,.., l'ri-Axdvut ,,...,..,..,...,.. Nancy Shzmmm Elsie Ri-yi:-:Ida .,...A..., - .,.,, Virvfl'i'cs1dcixr ,,,, lvlzlrion Kcllcr Louisr kluulwl ..........,..... CIu1'1'c5. Si-ci'ulgx1'x Soplxic Nadicz Slurluy Krxvgvi' ..,. ....,..,.... 5 rcl'ctury, .........,,,.,,.. Rua Scgrxl Nlziriun Kullvx' ..,..,.. Tiomllir. ..,..,... Frzmccs XVori4l Mm Sclmvtvr ...... .......... . -Mlxismz, .......... Miss Sclmcfrr Dads' Day . . . display wizzdows . . score and bulletin boards . . . C011l'6Ilff0IIS. RED TRIANGLE First Sivvluwlm Ol 1 9.':imilSm1q.frcr xl-mlm Kinfvx' ..,,.. ..- .....,,.. l'ruflllvm .,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, h lorry Smith Hlll Hint ,,,....,,,,,,, , ,....,. Vic- l'I'caiJuxit ..., .,..,... H umy Borland klclry Sunil: .........,,.....,.,Y,..,., S-'rI'ut1i1'v ,,,,, A .,..,...,..,... ,larry Plarr H.-my l5cvx'l.mll ..,................. Txvziaxlxur .,.. ,A,,,,,,,,,,, B ill Sobnl Tum Tzmlw ,,.,,,,,,,,.,,,..,. llii1'1'i-5. Srcrrl us. ,........ .lack Gzillgighgr lvir, lmliiiiulx .....,,,,,,,, ,.,,,,.,,.. X llxlvilw ..,,........ lVlx', l':nilJiiQk 1 il' as wi? 1' ibi- ix Hi-Y mcmlucrs, Bill Kupfer, Roger Mil- lar, Bruce Patton, and Bill Romzmshek, liml 1'Cl2lXL1flUIl in good companionship xml music. Cinematic The hullctin lvniml, mecca of ull good club mnmlncrs, furnishes the liztcst to M111'3' ICLIYLIVVLI, Carolyn Smith, Jerry l'f1ir1', :incl Bill Hint. First Sumustin Officers Second Scmcstcf Hiirvuy Schcx laik .....,. .A...... P rcsidcnt A.Y.,,.., ....,.........,.. F lnyil Berne Ruth Putcrscn .,...,., ...... V icefljresidcni ..... ....... L niiis Vain Dcrninon flqmil Nuhlnng .....,. ......., S ccrctary ...... ,Y,......... 1 Lxrnl Nchlnng Ruth Ivfiltmnn .,.. ,,..... T rcasurcr.. .,..,,.... Ruth Mittnixin M1'. Link ,.,..................,...............,.,..,......,..,.,..............,,..,. Advisor. ......,....,.,,.,... .....,.,............ .....................,......,.. M 1 '. Linlc Rim' 1: Mr. Link, R. Peterson, F. Bcinc, H. Schaviak, L, Van Dcrnwnn, P. Bnwmzin, B. Bliigg. Row 1: R. Mittman, S. Harnclinlc, B. Buyers, L. Garofziln, P. Algiers, M. Pollock, C. Nclnlung, H. Hrnplin. Rim' 3: D. Mllcr, L, Bnncss, B. Hill, D. jacques, C. Kovacic, F. Mcrg, M. Griffin, N. Bianchi, L. Schncidcz' Row 4: F. Knrtum, XV. Ebcncr, P. DcLzi2xt, xl. Herzog, D. Licglcr, E. Antrim, Currcz, P. Lippurr, Seminar Firxt Sunicstci Officers Sccuml Sumcxtuf Mclhiiurnc Rabcclczni... ............. President ......... ........ M clhnurnc Riilicdcziu Lurcttzi Lconzrrd ......... ......... V ice-President .....,.. .............. L urcttzi Lconzlril Verna Grcgnry ....... ........ S ccretary ...... ......... V crnzi Gregory Lzuirn Gzigiizirdi ...... ....... T reasurcr ...,..... ........ L aura Gnglizirdi :Xlicc Bzastianclli ........ ....... L ibrarian ......... .... ...... ................... ....... M 2 1 r ilyn Lcmzinski Miss Dnhcrty .................................................................... Aclvisor .................................................................... Miss Dnhurty R-iw 1: I. Holdcrrcfd, F. Lindstrom. M. Rahccleau, C. Kundc, Ql. Cohen, F. Pulthast, V, Gregory. -m Rim' ..: L Gagliarcli, M. Kahn, M. Bufrnn, S. Frcdericks, A. DcMicchi, L, Leonard, I. Fnrzicu, G. Snrcn son, M. Lcmanski, A. Bastianelli. RUXK' .Y P. Hnlimnn. : l'. Lcnz, C. Smith, R. XYhnc, P. Yzibs, S. Skarzikis, M. Cnnudnn, H. M. Ynlc, L. Cnnnirc, Row 4: Miss Doherty, R. Van Norton, C. Bruch, A. Tnrco, 1. Meyer, H. Kiinccki, R. Piilniuhn. Spanidla 6,116 F1151 Semester Officers Sucmnl Semester Mziry' Jo Yzintorni.. ............. Prcsidcnr ,....,.... ,,,,,,,,, 1 lnglml Cnvclli Donald Blnzavicr ....... ......... V iccfPrcsidc11i ........ ,,,,,,, I Jim Iilgizm-icy Lillian Young ...... ....... S ecrcrziry ..,,,,, ,,,,,,, L illigm Ymmf ,luck Alfrino ...... ....... T reasiircr... ,,,,,,,,,,,x I lick Alfgmi, Miss Schncsslcr ...................................,............................. Advisui' ,............,,......,....,. ......,,,.,,....,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,, M iss Sgl,1m551,s1- Row 1: Miss Schucsslcr, B. Vfcrvc, L. Young, J. Lichtcr, E. Hoffman, M. DcLa:it, G. Phillipsnn, N. Sliiinnnn, Rim' R Hoppe, C. Kahlcr. 2: F. Schulz, M. Kerr, 1, Gzinnlt, I. Andersen, D. Andrea, C. Hnnsinn, C. Watkins, L. Lansing Rnw 3: J. Nelson, N. Johnson, M. Rnlvcrtscn, M. Yantorni, P. Hoffman, M. Ncini, IS. Mnclicy, M. Kuhn, R. Cnvclli, G. Olson. Rim' 4: hl. f stcdt, Al. Alfzino, xl. Jonas. Inhn, M. Kznlwit, B. Andrcoli, D, Blazavicr, R. Engcrmnn, M. Pllng, D. Ciipziiinwirz, CI. Hcif Li gifts, cizmem, action . . . projectors . . . noon hour movies. Test tubes and cup cizkes...Kpins... pen and pencil set . . bead leercbiefs. C ostiimbres. . . vestidos . . . juegos . . . y jiestizs cle los zfeeinos de Mej- ico y Espana. 5. lv- f 5 . 1 xi! - gk! A xv s I 5 1 W- 106 - Alcrry Sniith, Jerry Petersen, john Kaiser, lilsic Reynolds, Carolyn Smith, and Noreen Anderson line up for Ll picture of our part of the Tri School Council. Tri School Council . . . bomecamizzg . . . club residents . . school Problems. A'101I5i6llf 5 and made- moiselles . . . rieizcili- ness . . . eucils and lin- guistic im rovemeiit. Christmas trees . Red Cross boxes . Picnic. Student Senate FmrSr-mr'.f1m- Dino lginiii ........ Rol3Cr't.liilr1I-sn... Annxrlwllv Allwrr Annalrcllc Alhcrt Mr. Morlwr ....,,,..........,............ .....,,......,,,,,c....,,.....,. Ojlircrs ..........llrcaidcm,,,.,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,Vi:gfl'rg:irlr-nrmln... ......,lvl:i1'v lrnc Pellegrino .......Sucrctu1'y....... .......Trrasur rr... Sc. oml Semester Smith ..........Tlrurc:1r Amlrsii ........l5ruce Patton ,Adrisor ,,,,,.,,,,.r,,.r,,... ,.,,,,,,,...........................,,,,,,,.. Mr. Szoclrcr Row l: T. Txmlw, D. lHl:i:.i-.'ivi', D. lgrnni, .lorry Smith. lick Sm tl.. l, lriiiirrlxw. lf. Reynolda. R o xx' l7. l'crurfQn. liaclxllzml, M. Urlnm, NY. Pcdlcy. L. ,l. Hamuri. l.. ,liinl-'cl, lvl. lorlr. A. Allwrtw. Row 3: ll. Lllrlfirc. il. Smith. l'. Lenz. M. nl .Yantoroh ,l, Hoxxzuxl. fl. Nillning. ,l. Barth. N. Amlcrron. Roxx 4' ,l. Kazrcr. nl. llrcr-oo. R. ,lohnxom R. Markus. U. XY1nrcrs, T. Nzix'o'clricl4. M. Rirlwrxlcaiii, Il. Simons. ?renclc C1116 F1151 Sciilrslrr fJll.fm'f Suomi Semaslcv Richard Mzirku X... .......... l lrcsidunr .......... ....... l iichzrrd Markus Sam Burosko ..... ......... V iccfPi'usirlr-in ......... ........ S um Bzrroslw loan Forrvbl ...... ....,,,. S ccr'ctaryfTri-imlrnr.. ........ learn Forrest Miss XX ilboo ......................,,......,,,,,...,,... ..................,..... r 'Xdxisor ...............,.......................................,...,........ Miss XYilSorx Row li. Stzidtlandcrx ll, l.r'x:lqowfc:. XY. llilirsi, R. M1rrl.11-, l.. Slater. R. lfirlfor. Al. Fvrrcar. l.. Suthcrluml. Row fl. Shrxircl. M. L. Houghton, F. XYood. K. Vumlviil'wi':. ,l. XYoolt, A. Morgan, M. A. Marrr'llm', ll. Klmst, S. Holmzm. Row l' M. Al. Dania. lizrrhnc, Mzrgnino, L. Holland, l.. XYhitmorc, l.. lflrcnvr, R. ljl'HllI11L'l', D. Stump, M. L. Sturm. Row l.7.BScl1z1ffcr. ,l. Soi'-lo, P. Yzrhs. M. Rggsrt. V. Kilxlirlmla, R. Segal. N. Amluison. A. Lapicllls, N. ziroro. Row A. Alwft, S. flu-goi .'. R. -lcnfun. ,l. Ryzill. R. Smith. U. Haxxlcy, ll. lvlinsorr. B. lfclxrtxom. l'. Steven Sepia more ff - Teerw First Sciiluxtrr Ojfx .'r' vs r'r' omlSmi1r-.suv Betty Hinds ......... .......... P rcsiclcnl .......... ......., l uric Paterson Dorothy Schnrl ....... ..,...... V iccflgrcsiclciit ......... .............i K Lldrey Hill Arlgnc Rlroll i-,,.... ..,....... S ccrrturs ',,.,,,. ......... livrjsl Hollmnn :Xrleriu Am iw.........,.. ...... . .. ......... ....... Trczxfurvi .. ............... ...... .................... -K r lcnc Amo Mrs. S+:lillnr.rrliur.. .....,....................................... ............ -X Juror. ,............................ ....................... M rf. Sthumiichqr Row 1' ll. Sturm, M. Qo.imlr, l. Ncuhzuicr. M. Adamson, ll. Paul, H. Strusky. Mrs. Sclriimziclrur. Row 7' A. Hill, B. llollmqao, M. -liilllf. 0. Shkicle, l'rtcr'son, B. Millcr, M. Hopi, Pint, Row 3- TX4. Nlbrncr, B. Anclvuon, il. Sclmckmllth, M. l'lcnry. li. Haissq, T, Wliirc, A. hllirzzrrwicz, M. A. Mnrlcllc. lf. lvlzrntllgzxm. Row 4- ll Holcomb. l.. Clrirtmlrrr, nl. Sc lmli.-li, K. l'lfl1:rv1'. lull Cinrolgrlo, lil Mmlr. D. Sclonich, ml. Bocriiffr. Roxx ,l. flunrf, A. Amo. l.. Arla. il. Mngnino, lvl. Allro. nl. fiiomhclti, nl. Mcfioricglr. 7107 Senior Y-Teens rravel Senior Yf - Teena! First Semester Officers Second Semester Norene Anderson .......... President ,..,.... ,.,,... S hrrley Anderson Margie Fulton ....... ,,...... V icefPresident ,.,.... ....... P hyllis Langenhach Frances NVuod ....,...... .......,.. S eeretary ,,...... ........ L orraine Lansing Annabelle Alherts ....... . ........ Treasurer ....,,.,...,... ..,..,..., . .. ..................,..,. Betty O'Hare Miss Sclxuessler ....................,.............................,...,.......... Advisor ...........,......,...............................,............,. lvl ss Sehucssler Row l' NV. Dolan, P. McCue, D. Szczepanski, Brick, R. DcVroy, C. Herstedt, V. Lundskow, ml. Bundies. Row 2' S. Duily, S. Anderson, J. Clxemerow, M. I. Pellegrino, L. Junkel, D. Cundari, P. Langenbach, C. Trotta, Cnsten. Row 3. li. Reynolds, F. Schulz, A. Beaudreau, S. Backlund, N. Anderson, D. Petersen, M. Kuyawa, G. Phillipson, M. Fulton, D. Marocchi. Row 4. H. Sohol, M. YVerbie, H. Hills, L. Holland, S. Krueger, D. Tennessen, C. Smith, R. NVhire, P. Lenz, B. Loverine. Row 5: V. Gregory, E. Balcairis, lvl. Delaat, P. Christiansen, H. Crow, xl. Dosemaen, V. Ritacca, B. Vandevcld, D. Squires, P. Vandeveld. Not in Picture: L. Bokdanske, Faraca, J. Hauhrich, I. M, Leach, P, Nlvrtz. D. Plaisted. M. Spizzirri L. Sutherland, M. Urban. 3 Senior if - 7eenA Row Row Row Row Row 1 2 3 4 5' Miss Schuessler, M. Pflug, D. Gapanowicz, B, Landre, M. Koehn, D. Crnnc:exx'slri, A. lS.isri.inelli M. Lemanski. F. Sosinski, R. DeHamer, I. Oblen, E. Faraea, L. Lansing, C. Juga, J. Barter. S. Nadicz, A Allierts, S. Holman. T . Andrea, I. Elsilc, H. Visnauslcis, V, Konon, xl. Paslcewicz, S. Frctlericks, M. llulton, ll. Knapp Kleist, D. Kiger. s. ' G. Sonderball, L. Garramone, B. Amo, A, Larsen, I. Dyutka, B. Perlwitz, D. Madison, F. Xvoorl B. O'Hare, J. Klevickis, B. Cunningham. ll. Rasmussen, D. Scholey, I. Leach, P. Thompson, F. Less, J. Proulx, L. Perkowski, N. Evers D Szczepanski, - Teena! uniol- ff First Semester Nancy Shannon ..... June Havranek ....... Ruth Pellegrino ..... Claudette XVatlcins .... Officers Second Semester .............l-'resident............ ......Ruth Pellegrino ........VicefPresident........ ............,Lnis Nunke .........Secretary......... ..............,lune Havranelc .........Treasurer..... ........Mary Jane Buratti XVilson Miss XV1lson ................. Ro xv Row Row R ow Row 1 2 3 4 S D. Augustine, M. Wight, M. Yantorni, M. Rohertsen, L. Buness, M. Decker, D. Hansen, S Wiedman. M. Norman, I. Karrmann. T. Chudada, M. ,l. Buratti, R. Pellegrino, V. Andrea, V. Cratz, P Chachula. L. A. Arncson, J, Fitch. Plankey, C. Thornton, L. Nunke, T. Jensen, E. Hosea, D. Dyherg, C. NVatl:ins, G. Kirchhaum . Di Antoni, M. A. Zahon. D. C. York, L. M. YVhitmore C , D. Miller, S. Slcarakis. l- , L Granger, M. Kloet, G. Olson, N. Shannon, A. Alexander, D. Kaelber, I. Viola, N. Datillo . landa, B. Johnson, C. XVeinherger, E. Hoffmann, B. Clausen. N. NVeeks. D. Graglia, B. Buckley -108- heart at the hox social. the fastest route to a maxim Gracious in manner lmlbartial in judgment Ready for service Loyal to friend Reaching toward the Eager for lenozvledge Seeing the beautiful Earnest in Purpose Reverent to God Victorious over self Ever dependable Sincere at all times Football dance . Christmas tree . Christmas basleet . . . Mother' and Daughter Banquet . . . box social . . . style show . . . eti- auet . . . fashions. b i i is 4 ul. 4 1 LM--j L ii - f 109- - f 110 S. C. A. BOARD I. Bundies, D. Cross, D. Badtke, B. Morrison, Mr. Rafshol fstandingl. ln my honor, I will try 'o do my cluty 'o God and my country. 'o help other people at all times, lncl to ohey the Girl Scout laws. lun nights . . . Girl cout Formal. . . ocational training, ashion, and etiquet 'rograms . . . Senior erzfice Scout qualifi- ations . . . Mother and Qaughter Banquet. ilssemhlies . . . home- oming election and 'ifts . . . money, ioney, money... ashiers . . . dances . . . Ecket hooks . . . more ioney. gif, Scouw Row Row Row Row Row l: 7 g . 4: '7 . Lapfdus, R. Trotta, M. L. Houghton, N. Evcrs, ll. Cliasc, M. Eggcrt, D. Stump, L. Ehcncr Duffy, M, Mclilwain, L. Kollmann, M. Norman, B. A. Morrison, P. Scolt, B. Hart. D. Daniel . Hopf, J. Costcn. . Bcrinclt, L. Cirotiahn. A, Alcxandi-r, ll, Amo. ,l. Dyutlca. A. Larson. M. ,l. Krcushcx. K. Van' nlwrg, M. Wfisbcrt, L. liudrosian. D. Stump. Smith, R, XVhitc, ll. Lcnz, B. Lovcrinc, l'. Tliornpson. F. Lcss, li. liarhcc, lf. Sorensen Craig. Clhristensvn, ,l. Hascnlwrg, C. hlanala, J. Bolton, ll. Johnson, fl. Olson, ll. XYc:rvc, ,l. Forrest Svszil. Sli.ii'1ilv's, L. Uarramonc. girl Seouw Row Row Row Row Row RUNS' Row Row Row Row l -v 3 4 5 O 1 1 3 4 5 L. M R. A F. Forncro. D. Kiger, li. Ullarc, F, Wvoocl, F. Schulz, L. Leonard, li. Landrc, M. Pollock . Pellegrino. R. Urudzinslti, B. Mcycr, M, Lcmanslii, J. Ohlcn, L, Lansing, l'. Langcnhacli, Bartur. A. Bas tianclli, McDowell, A. Drisscl, J. McHcnry, C. Nuxxman. Class, P. Stevens, H. Crow, I. Peterson, C. Rocdcr, N. Shannon, A. Bcaudrcau, A. Hill . DuHamer, ml. Kamen, A. Vick, B. Hoffman, B. Lipman, B. Holman. Leach, E. Hoffman, ul. llctcrsen, B. Tcstard, S. Knapp. ,l. Burns, L. Uogola, j. Karrmann Kirschbaum, L. DiAntoni, D. DvLuc:i, M. Lindumzinn, J. Chcmerow, S. Anderson. Balcaitis, B. Clausen, D. Bennett. S. Hamclink, il. Simons. E. Haugaartl, D. Graglia, N. NVceks La Crossc, M. Davis, B. -I. Adclscn, Brick, R. DcVroy, S. Frcdriclss, M. Bufton. H. Swenson, B. Stanley, S. Tunlcicicz, Bunclics, li. Morrison, D. Cross, D. Batltkc. M. Pollock M . NYcrbic, D. Eichman. Acute, lf. Accro, H. Hrunkzi, L. Burtcri, A. DcSantis, R. Riccio, C. Santiloni, L. flagliardi Hrupka, ,l. NlcDoxx'cll, D. Scrvais. h. Docrflcr, N. Shannon, ,l. Chcmcrow, D. Groth, R. Soulc, B. Pcrlwitz. ,l. Ohlcn, B. Knutson l'ofahl, U. Shkiula, D. XYc1ivcr, B. Hollinan, li. Scliacicr. Turin. ,l. Leach, l'. Golan, I.. DiAnloni, M. flarofalo. lf. DcKoli, R. Burnett, F. Engels Kcysc, C. Kundc, R. Spunccr, Xxlmiiitlllrd, F. Schulz, A. Altwgimlur. M. Quandt, M. Dorff, B. johnson, S. Hamclink. M. Bosman. li. Kilmury, M. Lcach, B. Ivcrsen R. Klein, V. Chutlada, D. Mcycr, E. Haugaard, P. Bowman, j. Lichtcr. H. Pctcrscn. -Ill- Honor Society First Semester Rolvcrt Bockuluh. ...,... XVclls Dunycs ..... Carol Ncblung ....... Tom Navoichick ........ Ojficcrs .........Prcsiclcnt.... ....,...Vzcc-Prcsident...g.... ..,..,...Sccretary.....,... .........Trcasurer.,.. Miss Farley ....................,,............................ ................. A dvisor -...A Row l: li. Row lt ll. Balcalt s, D. lticlnnan, M. M Carl Bruch, winner of honorable mention in the XXf:stinghousc: Talent Research Contest, experi- mcnts with the effects of various soil types on gzcraniums. Second Stmlcstcr .............Carl Brnch ........Bctty Aclulson .......Vcrna Grcuory ...........lda Faraca ,......Miss Farley crisis, ll, Meyer, E. Kuixtuii, L. Schnczrlur, ll. llcllofc, M. flongtlon. Lajcnncssc, F. Shilka, P, Lcc, l. liaraca, S, Ccsario, lf. Fziraca, I. Fitch, M, ,l. Pcllcgrino. Kcrr, Nelson, L. M. Vxlhtinorc, M. Eggcrt, R. Mackey, C. Nchlnng, Chcincroxx S. Anderson. Row .iz M. Row -iz V. N, lbw S: ll. rest Rulhlu, C. Holt, S. SL Bianchi, M. Kahn Stanley, W. lbcny . XY. Dolan. V Honor Society Row l: V. Row 2: L. S. Row 3: F. L. Row -l: V, B. Row sz fri. -arakis, l'. Yabs, L. Schcnd, C. Englnnd, M. Wight, M. J. Dax-is, P Schncnlvr. li. Patton, D, Calr.l.n'l, R. Schnciclcr, 'l'. Nat-oicliick. ,l. Pnl' Schultz, E, Reich, B. Kupfcr, B, Wcrvc, L. Young, R. Segal, V. Chndada. j. Hansen, J. Anderson, D. Hcnlt, R. Pellegrino, L. Gagliardi, B. A, Morrison, A. Alberts, Holman, NVood, D. Pcccrscn, C, Smith, P. Lcnz, B, J. Adclson, il. Havranck, K. Jackson, C. Kahlcr, Couture, Gregory, C. Hain, Larscn, K, Nelson, P, Thompson, lvl. Urban, I. M. Shelby, D. Bcnnctt, Oil'larc. Brush, P. Dclxiat, XV, Bartcl, D. Larson, vl. Smith, B, Speaker, B. Eiclsor, R, Marklls, E. Kricgci' gli-I Scout Caoinet Prcsitlcnt ...., ,, ......,...,,..... . F rst ViccfPx'usn.lcnt ,....... .. Second Vice fPrcsfdcnt......,., Sccrntary... ....... .... . TrcnSx1i'cI'.. .......... ... ...... Oficars Row 1: l'. Thompson, V. Crcgnry, E, Hanqaard. l'. Stevens, F. Lvss. ............Bctty O'Harc ,.............Franccs W'ood ,..,....l'hyllis Langcnbach Patricia Thompson Nancy Shannon Row: 2: R. DcHa1ncr, il. fllicincitiw, N. Shannon, C. Rocdcr, C. Newman, P. Lanqcnhuch, , . lr-in .iz H. Crow, li. U'Harc, B. Lovcrinc, F. XYootl. N. Evers, l'. Chase. Not in Picture: L. Grotjalxn, xl. Leach, .l. Lanqur. 2 Brains . . . honor roll . . . P. T.A. ushers . honor asseinhly. .More hrains . . . honor rolls . . . P.T.A. ushers . honor assenzhlies. Wirzgs . . . Rangers . . . Nlariners . . . the zoom ofaI1lane...the crackle of ia fire . . . white sails in the snn- light . . . camping . . . canoe trips . . . hikes. ...fax ii? 35 1 f ffg ? ? W R 5' as -5.. S XVallHuwers? No-just Ll happy foursome, Evelyn Giacomin, Gunther Finclling, Lois Leinweher, and Kenny Lehman sitting this one out. Homecoming parties . . . oil paintings . . . hlocle printing . poster paint. State Sweepstakes Tro- phy . . . National tro- phy . . . readings and oratzons. It'5 alwyas air weather when good friends get to gether. flffau Prcsidcnt ........,.,,. ViccfPrcsidcnr ........ Secretary. ........ .. Treasurer... 14110, Officers imthy Glass .Phyllis Langunlwzlch lvzinnc Plimkcy Mary' Linn Hnililmmn Krure Advisor .........,....,.................,,.. ..,.....,,................. ....,.,.......... .....Y....... ......YY.vv -..-.....'--, Rim' 1: D. Nicknls. I. Howard, M, Huughtun, Plzinlccy, S. Andciwuli, E. Ruynullls. Rim' 'lr L. fiurofzilu, E. XYciuCl, S. llzzcklunal. R. Arndl, Andersen, l', Langcnliaih. flational 901-enaic league R rixx' ll l7. Kzmll visi', L. Iiflzimer, C. Al. AIHULIII, Ll. XY.: tts, ll. Lipman. Rim' Z: Al. Srliinpl, R. M1ni'lli1s, C. licrcitcr, A. Nlinlx, L. Ugilxir. Nlr. Dxixirs. Tartlu FirxlScn1a.slgr Bill Pccllcy ........... .. Blirhura Trstzuxl ...... ,limnlic Lichtci' ........ Nanny Mil?-inald ...........,.......................................... ...... T l'C2lrlll'CY ...................... A... ......... . V............ . Rim' 1: K. Gcrrn Ojllccvs .. ........... Prusidcnt ....... .. Vicc-Prrsidcnt ..,.. ....,.....Svcrctury......... ziin, P. Fnsulo, B. Tusmrll, J. Putrrsvn, B. Vvgllcy, N. Nlzuclhiiizi Rmx' 2: R. Nlunsun, D. Sinlvzitorc, D. F. Nuvzuk, D, llulcrirps. xl. Slmnmns, l. lxchm-. dns-he Suximii Semester .............CIarnl Qlxindn .............Dick Dclwrps ..........l'lui1iiu Far Nuvznk Hansen l,Y6?L1117 '-fCL1lll! jnycc Simons, an ardent Pep Club mcmlwcr, at work. Cbeerifzg in the streets . . . Cheer- ifzg at games . . . Cbeeriug in the tzmizel . . . Cbeering on lmiizs . . . IVitb Ll K, U7ifb ll K . . . Wfifb ez K-E-N. PEP CLUB F vas! Sunluxlm' Ojflfws .Ioycu Snnnn: ..,... ...,......... P rcridunl .,.. Don Nuxxlmuurm ,.,.,... ViccfPrQ5idynr BLx1'lv:ll'zn NYQITQ ....... . ,.,..... SaC1'ut:xrv.... IVI:u'y Ann Zznhnn... ......... T1'cn5l11'r1'... Esquire Escajmdes . Sufnnd Sammi ....I,Jnn Ncwlmucr .......,..,.,,,,,li.nrIun'u XX nl x v ...Pauline Girnxun Nfury Ann Znhnn gifts for the queen . . . Nlizrcb of Dimes and Red Cross . . book work. ESQUIRE F1151 S:.'Hln.il.'7' Ofjmmzs Sc.'m:J Scvvxuszgr larry I'L-lrrmn .,,,, ........ P rcsidcnt .... ...,.,,,,,,.,. I .nxxcll Recd Lmxdl Rrud ....,........,...... V1cc-Prwulcru ............. August Schcpkur Vurnnn Hnubriih A,., ,.,...., S ecrutaxry .... ........ I Srucc Anderson August Sclu'pl,cx'. ........ Trczxslllm .,..,... Nlurvin Cccklcr , ww. I Ui H-.i , , 1 2,1 x National bofzomry society . . . no meetings . . . no dues . . . braim' and jozmzfzlistic ability only . . . result - The Kenewx. F11.1ISc111u.1l1'1 O11i v'1 .111 I,i1.1 A113111 H:111fv11, .,........,, 1 111 K1 m 1 11111it11f111v111r1 V 11 1 1 1 11 XX 1 1i111w1't E 11x11l ,,,,,. ......,., - fmtous tzeirlifzg . . . figures strut- ting . . . flashes in red, white and silver. HIGH sT15PP1NG KLUB F'11YS1'111mt1'1 0111.1 ,N . 41.1111' K:11'1mz1:111 ,,........,......... vu Q1 ..........,.....,.,,,,, f. ' Q1 N--1 1f1111111' fl111M'11 ......,.,,..,..,.. V1c1'fP1'cs1dc1:t... ......... 51111111 R15 rm' 1.:1V-'1'11Q 01111114 ,......... Sccrct.11'vfTrc.n111'1' ..,..,., Mvgvv 15141111.11 1 N11 1511111111111 ,,,,,.A................. A11v1m1'. ...,..,,,, N111 D1111114 lNl1g1L1 vu1111t the wc11-Q11'cssc11 Pup Clulw mcmlfcr wears 111 111 itigtiuzl. A1 Acctu 111111 M111'11y11 Buyln Ed Niccolai, Don Preiss, Josephine Surdo, und Joan Schwartz lead the A Cappella Choir cnml- ing tlirough the hulls. ORCHESTRA Fin? Swiieflw' O4fjC'E7'.f ,,,,,,,P1'csidCnt,,,,,,. Sefwzd Sezlzeffw' XXfyncf1'cd Dolan Wfultcl' Clark ,...,,,,, Vice- Pl'CSlClCI1f..,,.ROI12llLl Tuclwll Ronald Tuclwll .,,,,,,,., Secretary ,,,,,..,... Don Neubauer Don lY6Lll'J11LlC1' ,,...,,,,.. l.llUl'Lll'lLlIl ,,,...... ROlUCl'f4l Dgllcvsc Marilyn Sublisky Helen Mae Yule ,,,,,,,, TI'LA1lSL1I'Cl' ,,,,,.,,,v..... Phyllis Lenz Kenneth Gernmin,,,Busin:ss lXlg11.,, ,,..,,.,,,Ji71lIl Zuffn Elgu Guttliebscn 7 ll9 - HE USH mx' : 1. Aw 'V H xxx ow 4 ' Y MUSIC MAKERS 1 C Krlxmm, K. Ccrl1m11w, P. I.u1x:. M. A. Nfzxrtullc, R, Iixnbic, V. Lum, CI. Nuwmzm. XY. llulzm M. Yulc. il, I. -lwlxxmswn. Ll. Engvrmgm. il. Prcsrcrl. If. Uuttlzvhscxm. M. Nluxulxth. N. Tnft. il. Alfzum. M. Sulxlxsky. I. Zuffn. M. Snuur. s Q . . uhmc. R. Tuchwll, F, Vurrl. I. Swartz. Y. Thumw C burn R B Z1 lcskl. mu S H110 ku. R. ftujxlmi. XX Clark. R. DQRUNX, T, lyatlllfld, Mxaa Hznrgi .. Vs' XY 9'hzacfrx', D. Rr1dcrxb:xch. H. :XI:.m1-. I. Lf-rlxuswn. li, Burn, Il. XY1ntcr5. J. Thi. '119f' R1111 1: C. NL-1x'111a11, H. 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Mc1'lz. D. R11111, il, Kz11r1111 1111 1 1 U 1 111 1m 7 111 3 L n1111111, M. Cz1l1cLl1111, S. B:11'11sl111, C .H1-rstcdt, R. H11gl11 -120 Milttiaili, Alfnnii, L. Lansing, B. L. flingcrclli, L. LcUn:irJ, T. Turcziso, R. Slmrc. -I. Knmcn, Ii. Cimss. QI. Schwartz. W S flrnsctru, 1. Dcmsku. P, Luiz, B. Aximn, mf. Putcrscn. Il. Crnfuttu, R. Hiwppr. M. Nl:irm1'Q. S, Cfcsariri. M Piiiig. D. Szczcpnnski, R, I3rRiisc. P. Ynhs, N. lfvcrs. F. Susinski, B. Tcstzird, M. Kuhn. L. Nunlzc. 4 IS Pzilmrhn. F. Lzidxxig. IU. Lcszkmncz. 13. Sghnlcy. L. Schvmi, nf. Zulfzi, 1. Lvzich. D. Bcnnutt. li, O'Hnrr. M. Urimn, The land 12 A Fifi! SL 11261147 Gcrhardt Lcmkc ........ jerry Pctegscn .,,,.. .. Betty CJiH2ll'C ..,... Lcnorc Schnml ....... Miss Hui'gi'nx'c .,,, Fi1'ifSc111e.i!L1 Don XX'intci's , . George Alfnzm ....... Sam Baroflw ....,.. Dui1AnLicrsnii .... CAPPELLA CHOIR Ojfifu i S4 Ufilllf Si zzfwfw .President ....,..... Robert Pnlmehn Vice-President.. ...,,.. Betty cJ'HLll'C' ......ScCrctni'y..... .......P1iylIis Lenz ,.....pi'1'CZ1SLll'CI'.............Ni1f2liiL' Evers Curr. SECI'CILll'y ......., Diana Bennett H.W...ALiX'iSlllI............IXIiSS Hiii'gi'zu'c BAND Ofiuiixi Swrnzzf Swzwfiz ........P1'c5idcnt.... Vice-Prcsidcnt ....., . Don Wfintcrs ...Alain Becker ..,.....5cCrctui'y...... ........JoIiiiMeie1' ...Business Mgr. Donald Blfllkii ,... .... . Lii'7l'Lll'iQlIl . 1, Don Anderson jonn Zuffgi Dnnuld Brandt Earl Hon Q S Rim H F. Schulz. M. ,l. l't'lf lcurino, ,l Fr t ll Tc Row -. K. . , . lcgrino. M. Al. Burzntti, li. Lipman, li. lst-n, Holman. B. A. Morrison, lvl. Ellef- son, L. Arneson, M. A. Hall. Row .w: li. J. Adelscn, R. Klrno, D. Ln Cimssv, L. Bcdrosian, D. Stuinp. C. Roedur. l Sl l'. R31 +1 R. sean, M. Km x n B inuth. M. Kloct, R. Wlntu, l'. Lenz. l. Elsils. IU, DeLuca, fl. Katt. li. Paul, ,l. Mc' Lori.-glv. xl. Forbes. Rim' 5: R. Engcrmzxn, D. Murray, R. Thorn' hero, ,l. Kaiser, R. Axtell. Al. Peterson, A. Acrto, D. Cross, B. R. Burnett. L. Slzutcr. angnnrd. ,l. Bundles. ht-rg, ,l. Schneider. 'l' l Lee R Pelf .mnnon, M. Eiuert. The Spy STAFF In a year of continued shortages and rising costs, a new style yearbook was tried for the 1947 Spy, Roger Van Norton, editor-in-chief, worked steadily to over- come these dilhculties and to turn out this, ibe Spy willy the accent 072 you. Roger Van Norton.. . ...... Editor-in-Chief john Kaiser ....... . .Advertising Manager Carolyn Smith. . . . . .Subscription Manager Ethel Haugaard. . . ............ Seniors Sally Duffy .... . . . . . ...... Club Editor Dorothy Slater .......................,. Advisor Special thanks to Kenneth Brown, Harold Foote, and Harvard Smith. Not pictured: Delores Stumpf, Pauline Girman. PY SALESMEN l: IS. lohnson. lf. . Jrres. . -nnvsscn, R. Sorli-nf Cllmurnerow. N. flirmzxn. R. Shen' 1 ju va . . Vfoluvf Sinmn. H. Meyer. Clliivalry is deadfat least in Bill Kuplicns mind-for he is uninoved by the labors of Sally Duffy and Rachel Covclli f .. ...,.,. K .MQ ,- fi, K 5 ft? fig A , x N- 1' v A f JSE. f: , r il, 2 ,- 4 kwk xx 1 , 5 Q - ifxgir 9,1 Q Q!! f A ni ' , I ,QQ I f K -4,3-: H H 0 L pn. I 5 , if :Q ig 'flygj - Hb 51 , .. .. 1 ,N W 'G fl' -if k'4 2fffg -1, -gb ' ,V A 2, 'Y ' I f ' X I ' Kahn Q. - Q FT'-25' ' 5 Wsmki My ' f, Q f1q?aywH 1 if l 5 2 -Q, . , W . L,,,,.. 'V if 1 4 g m, 1 1' n K if f Jf'7f5Q4-1 'L :lf-, y iff .Agggm if: .4w, My ,,' Q My 7 -mg' .5.9?!:E ' , -1 :ram 77112 Ha dy 2 in lgvliticaf Even if you aren't an Andy Hardy or his feminine equivalent in a turbulent politically-minded family, you undoubtedly enjoyed the February class play, The Hardy's in Politics. Bob johnson as the irre- pressible Andy Hardy was everything a teen-ager should not be, while the rest of the family dealt in politics, marital troubles, and complete reforms in hilarious succession. With the political career of the Judge, Bob Speaker, as a background, they went through a storm of quarrels and reconciliations as humorous as they were unpredictable. The able cast of The Hardy's'y was directed by john Davies. THE HARDY'S IN POLITICS Robert Speaker ...........,......... judge Hardy Saretta Holman. . . . . . . .Mrs. Hardy Margaret Urban. . . . . .Marion Hardy Robert johnson .... ..... A ndy Hardy Robert Eidsor ...... .....,. G randpa Hardy ............AuntMill1e . . . .Estelle Hardy Campbell Dorothy Petersen .... ..... M yra Hardy Wilcox . . .Wayne Trenton, III ..... , .Mr. Stubbins Dorothy Tennessen. , . Gay Phillipson .... Bill Stanley ..... Dino Ianni ....... Vernon Haubrich. . . .... Stage Manager Elsie Reynolds .... ...,... P rompter Dino Ianni, campaign manager, congratulates Bob Speaker on his political victory in The Hardy's in Politics. ,Y 'W-4 One of the high spots of the February class play- Marge Urban and Bill Stanley in fond embrace, while Bob johnson beams over plans for the future. And here is the talented cast of the February class play. Row 2: Bob Eidsor, Elsie Reynolds, Bob johnson, Dorothy Tennessen, Bob Speaker, Bill Stanley. Row 1: Dorothy Petersen, Saretta Holman, Margaret Urban, Gay Phillipson, Dino Ianni, Mr. Davies. PURE SIIJS The debate proposition this year was Resolved: That the Federal Government Should Provide a System of Complete Medical Care Available to all Citizens at Public Expensef, Our affirmative team, Allan Mink and Carl Bereiter, and our negative team, Richard Marcus and jerry Stumpf, came out about fifty-fifty, not as successful as usual, but successful. They met about thirty of the statels leading schools. In the state meet, our high school took fourth placeg Hrst, second, and third being taken by Port Washington, West Bend, and Sheboygan Central, respectively. Members of the Forensic squad, Allan Mink and Richard Markus, discuss so- cialized medicine with Mr. Davies. Mr. Davies coaches the 1946 Debate Teams. Atlirmative: Carl Bereiter, Alan Blink, Lloyd Ogilvie. Negative: Rich- ard Marcus, Jerome Stumpf. THIQ 1946 FORENSICI TEAM Row l: l.. Uqilvic. A. Milxk, C. Bert-itcr. Rl. Ncxxrnan. R. Nlarriis. Row 'lc li. A. Lipman, R. Dcicorys, C. Al. Janda, Ll. Watts, D. Kaelbvr. Nut in Picture: D. Stump. lf. Haugazird, . Ecltstriun. D. F. Novak. F. ilerolmo, R. fe i l I3 l r r sri. .. c args . -121.4 B n' - I Judy Chemerow, editor-in-chief of the KL'1IL'll'.li, gets a few trade secrets from her predecessor, Lila Jean Hansen. Members of the Kenews staff . . . Bob Eidsor, new editorg Sally Backlund, reporterg and john Hoffman, advertising manager, confer with the advisor, Mr. Hannon. The Kexzewr staff, super deadline meeters, every other week turns out a four page paper designed to bring the student complete school news coverage and the little whirnsies of school life. This year two special eight page editions were issued at the semesters' ends. Witli a circulation of 1500, the Kenezzxr' influence is felt even in the farthest corner of the Annex. The smooth-functioning staffs were led by Lila jean Han- sen and Judy Chemerow, advised by Mr. Hannon. KENEWS ADVERTISING STAFF Row 1: ll. Bockelolx, B, Testnrd, xl. Petersen, Mr, l'addoclc. Row 2: Al. Fuhrer, hl, Hoffmann, D. Rounstnd, N. lvlcllonald. Not in Picture: li. Perlwitz, li. Stockdale, M. Vena, CI. Coetter. KENEXYS STAFF Row l: R, Dclcorps, R. Burnett, B. Cunningham, B. Ortlr. Epstein ll. Chemcrow, M. Hoffmann. Row 2: N. Anderson, C, Shezircl, I. Fulrrvr, L. Hansen, S. Buck' luncl, F. XVood, J. Petersen. Row 3: R. Eidsor, D. Roqnsrad, D. Schnley, J, Pfnrr, V. Gregory B. Testard, H. Scheviuk, P. Nlertz. Not in Picture: L. Leineweher. - ized A eiqtion is eomposed of The Girls' Athletic sso . girls who are interested in various sports. Tumbling, tennis. and bowling. bounceball, basl-zetball, volley ball, and baseball are some of the games in which they participate. This year something new has been addedff--horseback riding. The girls, however. are interested not only in sports, but also in social activities. In the Fall they gave a dance, part of the proceeds of which were used to purchase our new bulletin board. In the Spring the G.A.A. sponsored a play day for club members from Racine and Kenosha high schools. G.A.A. Members, Genevieve ' I litis and Ruth Pellegrino, btu gi , . ' ' '1 Ph nChe exereise. i caught in . 1 Ri-xv l: Mis: ,liiivi-shim. V. Am.ii'.unian. M. Slepler. .-X. l7eM1cchi. lf. Breiliug. M. Hiihlmiml. M. el. Yann rm. Miss XX'.urs. Row 2: li. Marrlxi.u'dt. M. K-illmann, M. lurilx. V. f3i'.ut:. ,l. liziyliait. li. Broun, S. fliiziilislms, . 1- A- 1 fllmhiilil- Dance . . pal week . . . zfztmmuml Row 3: ,l, Surdii, J. llillcy, R. Fricdeelc. tl. llvtvrscii. li. -liiiwcy, l'hyllis l.zi4Tei1iicssi', C. Nlhrlaiiis, R. Petersen, U. Sluluailis. . Row 4: M. Robwtsrii, B, Trzuis, ll Yixlv. T.. Schenel. L. Arlc. M. XYluhr. ,l. XXX-iiiiizin. E. An' ' ' drcoli, ,l. Zoller. D. Muveit Y 1 l Varnis, l5. Vows, A. Vick, I. l'l:iulu'y, M. Klort, S, XYimlf Not in Picture: ll. Nvlsfn, . man, M. Smith. -f12 Kvnnie be you Rememhzr . . . bright light and blaring bands . . . the cheer- ing crowds . . . the exhilaration of victory . . . your '-i7 Homecoming. This year's flawless homecoming in the true De Mille tradition was organized by john Kaiser and his assistant, Allan Mink, After a noisy two-week campaign by the Birdies, the student body elected their candidate, Bonnie Xwagner, queen, Home- coming with its beautiful queen and colorful floats ended on a note of triumph as the Reds upset Madison liast to complete the celebration with their seventh straight homecoming victory. was Not a movie . . . only Dino Ianni per- forming the pleasant duties of the Senior A Class president. Neither Republicans nor Democrats, just Homecoming candidates. Row 1: Betty Amo, ,loyce Simon, Bon- nie XXfagner, Theresa Andrea. Lois Anderson. Row 2: Marion Keller, Mary Kuyawa. jean Barth, Betty O'Hare, Ethel Hau- gaard, Dorothy Peterson, Gay Phillip- son, Sally Backlund. Betty O'Hare stands besides her cam- paign car. a Henry Ford original. time '47 ?l'dh and Tom bo 'lfou Hemembe . . . soft lights .intl mellow music . . . the pastel rainbow of fornmls . . . white porches tintl green palms. This yei1r's Prom was all these and more. It was Tom and Fran lending the grrtntl inrtreh. It was the crisp tuxes, and your date next to you. It uns the highlight of your year nt Kenosha, 1' A L' lXItu'ion Keller. liruce llttton, Bairbnrat XY'erve. lfixinli Burnett , . . Prom night. Vlerix' l'ett-rwn .intl liix l'i'u1n tl.ite. hfrlri unite -ltntzen, Neetl ut stu more? list,- F gg H Q 5 lfirg feed .J ' Soft-tinted magnolia blossoms and simulated ver- andas added to the smooth atmosphere of the junior Prom. The most glamorous event of the year attracted 300 couples, who braved the Weather to be transported across the Mason Dixon line to the Old South. This year a plantation theme was admirably executed by Miss Ruth Brown and Mr. Kenneth Brown in conjunction with the junior Class. 152-, 4 527 'F I Ti' :Lf junior Class officers made up the General Prom committee advised by Miss Brown and Mr. Brown. Chairmen of other committees were: Barbara Werve, Decorationsg Margaret Eggert, Programg jean Fitch, Chaperones and lnvitationsg janice Nelson, Refreshments and Servingg Gilbert l41'LI1T1I'I1, Door and Conductg Nancy Shannon, Checkingg Mary Robertson, Publicity. 'x -in N 1 I I 5-I i ma ' 'Q , W 439' X If .r It' U 'G 1 Qs 1+ Major Schumacher s to the ever militar T eter DeLaat. H. I1.T. II. The R. O. T. C. unit here is now in its third year weapons, military sanitation and Hrst aid, and under school sponsorship. lt is open to all phys- others. lC2llly ClLlZlllfTCCl boys lfl the school. The COLITSC IS The U-aiming is Supgfvised fhg War Depart- OPUODHL but OUCC the b0Y ClCCf5 to fake IR, he ment through the Fifth Army's R. O. T. C. Direc- must C0m1-Ulfff that YCUS W0fk H5 21 PfCfCC1U151ff tor in Chicago, and successful completion of the f0f promotion Of gf21dUHf10f1- three-year course normally leads to exemption The three-year course covers many basic infantry from the first Yeaf of College R- O- T- C- Work- subjects, including marksmanship, drill, and cere- The unit is organized as a battalion of two com- monies, scouting and patrolling, military courtesy, panies and a battalion headquarters. Promotions customs and discipline, map and aerial photo read- are based on this organization, and the unit func- Q ing, the military history and policy of the United tions as a battalion whenever all cadets are present ' States, the organization of the Army, basic infantry at one time. C7-awed Hflea Club Row 1: Major Schumacher, D. Caldart, L. Lindquist, T. Misurelli, R. Delcorps, A. Henkel. Bi-ujeekly meetings , . , Row 2: L. Haney, D. Christensen, H. Scheviak, V. Schultz, R. Parr, J. NlcEvoy. Row 3: T. Davis, H. Norris, C. Stroik, T. Navoichick, B. Leinweher. discussion . ' OHM, flms on campazgns 0 President.. ............. ,...... . .. ...... Torn Nan-oichick IV'07,-ld Iva? II. Vice-President .......... Richard Delcorps SecretaryfTreasurer ......... Arnold Henkel Row 1: L. Haney, S. W'aluch, R. Zarletti, C. Hill, J. Vvlitameyer, J. McEvoy, H. Kosloski, C. Cutler. Row I. Carlson, T. Navoichick, A. Henkel, j. Cohen, A. Rovik, R. Hill, K. Burby. Row D. Christiansen, XY. Uphill, B. Eckstroln, R. Xkbqmzin, K. Staude, D. NYebb, F. Ladwie. Row T. Devine, il. Battenhurg, J. Zaph, K. Germain, B. Pocan, B. Peclley, J. Correz, R. Schmidt. Row li. DeLaat, R. Caldzirt, XV. Henkel, G. U'Ncil, A. Hubbard. M. Kadwir, D. Bardwell, H. Suhlisky, N. Schonmover. Row D. Caldarr, R. Vvliininer, C. Strnik, Minimal' Schumacher, H. Scheviak, L. Lindqliist. R. Parr. Row 2: B. Leinwebcr, YV. Stripe, B. Jonson, R. Stewart, B. Hoyland, R. Conklin, R. Hanes. Row 3: L. Person. il. Sorenson, R. Sinipkins, R. Burby, R. Bain, T. Davis, V, Schultz, F. Boness. Row 4 H. Boikine, Ll. Smithback, A. Marco, H. Sublisky, T. Misurelli, R. XVeher, R. Leiting, B. Pritchard. Row 5 XV. Ebener. F. Strupp, H. Norris. R. Delcorps, L. Thomas, A. Karetk' ' ' s 1, R. Curtiss, F. Collins. S134- . presents Tribune award ' . y ed Lind quist and P 5 Alwin T. Hansen .,......... Sears Roebuck and Company.. American Legion Post 21 ..... Garb's Travel Shop ........., Sipf's Pharmacy ............. Kenosha Prescription Laboratory. . . Holbrookls jewelry ............. Mayer Drug .........,...... Charles H. Pfenning, Inc.. . . Morrison's Children Store. . . Triangle Appliance, Inc.. . . Block Brothers ........ Lepp and Company ..,. . Northwestern Drapery, . . Thiet jewelers .......,. The Leader Store ........,. Stern's Department Store .... . . . Clough's Shoe Store ....... Epstein's Store for Men .... P. N. Obertin Florists .... . . . Lawrence jewelers, Inc.. . . . Stern's Shoe Store ....... Neumode Hosiery Shop. . . . . . The Blouse Mart ............... Philli fs Gift Sho I p ...,......... Broslis Office K School Supply. Mrs. Myron's Candy Shop ,.... Korfis Sixth Avenue ....,....... Bastianelli's Grocery Store. . . Styltog Sportswear ..,... Schuler's Bakery ...., Ron-Cel Recreation .... Leonard Agency. . . P THU 'S 6019 7th Ave 5502 6th Ave. , .504 68th St. 5707 6th Ave. 5834 6th Ave ..625 57th St. ..627 58th it. 5537 6th Ave . .700 57th St 5721 6th Ave. 5905 6th Ave 5803 6th Ave. .5805 6th Ave H728 58th St ..625 58th St ..611 58th St .1350 52nd St. H635 58th St. . . .5625 6th Ave .5913 6th Ave 5727 6th Ave . . .5813 6th Ave ..606 58th St .5713 7th Ave . .701 56th St. . . .5804 7th Ave ...5828 6th Ave .5618 6th Ave .1403 54th St . .604 58th St N619 sagh St lfrnst's Book Store .... , . . . . . .620 58th ft ..617 55th St .628 56th it 7196- city! Kenosha, the better The Betty Shoppe ............,.. 5621 6th Ave josephson 8: Thomey Co., Inc.. . .6104 22nd Ave Mar's Cheese Castle ............. 2328 63rd St The Vanity Shoppe ............... 608 59th St Lockwoods ................. 5713 Sheridan Rd Huntoon Buick Co. .............. 1101 60th St Fred P. Rudy Automotive Parts ..... 815 57th St Peltier Furniture Co. ........... 6209 22nd Ave Morrow Hardware, Inc. ,....... 6221 22nd Ave Richter 81 Hedworth Garage ........ 720 56th St Bode Brothers Co. .............. 5431 6th Ave Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co. ........, 5614 14th Ave Kenosha National Bank ..... ..... 6 25 57th St Bidinger Music House ........ .... 6 26 56th St Kuyawa 8: Sons Market ........., 1215 63rd St Elks Club B. P. O. F. NO. 750 .... 5706 8th Ave joseph Funck Agency ............. 611 56th St Duczak Furniture Co. ....... 4222 Sheridan Rd E. Minkowski Wholesale Co. .... 6329 14th Ave Sheridan Fuel Co... Rode's Camera Shop. . . . . . 5114 Sheridan Rd .2 204 Roosevelt Rd Barr Furniture Mart ......... 5319 Sheridan Rd Tyson Cycle Shop ...... .. Mid-West Music Shop ...... Davies-McCall Agency, Inc.. . jacqueline's, Inc.. . . . . .6201 14th Ave . . . .5826 6th Ave ..,...625 57th St . . . .5814 6th Ave Sullivan Becker Machine Co. ..... 6705 14th Ave The Lindas Co. ......,.......... 1704 63rd St Cavanagh, Stephenson, Mittelstaed K Sheldon, Attorneys at Law ............... 606 56th St Baker, juliani, and Baker, Attorneys at Law.. 625 57th St Kadwit, Lepp, and Phillips, Attorneys at Law. . 625 57th St Ulla NATIQNAL BAN K Q11 LV A f0gl 6Ll9A5 . . . 7 . W ' Qyf ,fi 'e,x E bw 5 X i 5 K ,,gp.. KENOSHA EVENING NEWS Ken0slm's N ews pa Iyer 'A' A COMPLETE DAILY REVIEW OF KENOSHA AND THE WORLD ir Facts . . . Fun . . . Fiction THE KENOSHA NEWS PUBLISHING CC. 715-717 FIFTY-EIGHT STREET TELEPHONE 5121 -ISS- cbovgeo GNGOMOMNQSQ eq ew Qxoose oK Qxobocixoo, xv Shop-oo tex! 6oixo6x'LeB mm Xwimg, vim kdm. XoXe soqfseks. X40 noxvdxn XooXs meoxxs os eeb, QKBCZXQXOO ood sdezvi Xo dxoXenome,sevixc.e. WN SNA P-o N TOO L S CORPORA N 6-I 23th Ave nue g ' K enosha, W. '5ConS. f In A GREAT TEAM One ....... .......,...A C ustomers Two ....,. , ..A....... Management Three .. ..,...,..,. Labor EACH depends on the OTHER, and TOGETHER they build a prosperous America. Kenosha Manufacturers' Association 511 Dale Building Telephones 4196-4197 -mos- lWq T Jomqjgeq Joglseu UNDERXWEAR Worn and approved by men everywhere. Easy to launder, needs no ironing. Origimzted and Manufactured by Kenosha, WiSCOHSlU Uf141-- D Y N A M ATI C CGRPORATION SUBSIDIARY OF EATON MANUFACTURING COMPANY 3307 Four'keenH'1 Avenue KENOSHA, WISCONSIN f142-A UNITED AUTCMCBILE AIRCRAFT AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT WORKERS CF AMERICA UAW-CIU PREAMBLE We hold these truths to be self-evident, expressive of the ideals and hopes of the workers who come under the juris- diction of this International Union, United Automobile, .flir- craft and Agricultural Implement Workers of America. fUAW-CIOj,' that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain inalienable Rights, that among these are Life, Liberty and the Pursuit of Happiness. That to secure these Rights, Governments are instituted among men, deriving their just powers from the consent of the governed. Wfithin the orderly processes of such Govern- ment lies the hope of the worker. Qlfxcerpt from the Constitution of our International Union.j 143' Kenosha Trades and Labor Council Representing A UNITED LABOR MCVEMENT Extends To the Members of the 1947 Graduating Class Congratulations on Having Com- pleted Their High School Training and IVis.bes Them the Very Best of Success and Happiness in the Future -14-lr' Wll DON! We folks of Nash Motors Want to use this space in the Spy to say that we are as proud as punch of the 1947 graduating class at Mary D. Bradford High School. We Want to salute each of you with a hearty and vigorous: ell Done! We aren't given to passing out unsolicited advice. But we hope you Won't mind if we do repeat what you have heard many, many times and this is it . . . Yours is a great opportunity. As you travel from these halls of learning into the work-a-day World give out with all your strength in the never-ending struggle to keep America free. Add your bit to the heritage which is America's and which will live only so long as it is nourished by clear thinking, ambition and courage. Let us build more and more Democracy, more tree enter- prise, more competitive fields open to all. Let's have but one 'ism' - AMERICANISM. I. .el Vfoo Q' A in q- O 5 o e oo o 0 o n 0 I DETROIT GRAND RAPIDS MILWAUKEE KENOSHA ,,14S ,W SIMMUNS CUMPANY F I Compliments of GCLDEN BELL DAIRY 2 O3 56 h STREI:T PHONE 8011 Compliments of SPECIALTY BRASS CC. Da y Eq p r 1907 1947 KENOSHA WISCONSIN 147 t t? www wwf-f 8:3 Q NMQ,-A s fr. . xx hz 4, - gf.: -.s.,,b 'txt q5 'f-Las- '-'1 3 xp ,, Q 'S'-:,,,.Yla X Y in Q ' h w MACWHYTE COMPANY KENOSHA, WISCONSIN Specializing in the Manufacture of Wire and Wi1'e Rope, IVi1'e Rope Slings, Aircraft Cable, Assemblies, Terminals, and Tie Rods. MILL DEPOTS: New York - Pittsburgh ' Chicago ' Fort Worth - Minneapolis Seattle - San Francisco - Los Angeles ' Portland SHERIDAN ROAD GARAGE Twenty-Four Hour Service TELEPHONE 6181 SHERIDAN ROAD AT 59th STREET KENOSHA, XWISCONSIN - l48' PORTRAIT OF A .IEWELER By James Metcalfe He operates a store in which . . . The windows always shine . . . With many different articles . . . of delicate design He deals in gold and silver and . . . In platinum and such . . . As well as certain diamonds . . . That seem to cost too much . . . He carries brooches, lavaliers And jewels lit for kings . . . And all those sacred wedding bands . . . And bright engagement rings . . . His trade includes engraving work . . . Of any kind you choose . . . And how to make you happy by . . . Preserving baby shoes He handles handsome watches and . . . The clocks with bells that chime . . . And gladly does the best he can . . . To keep the world on time. C. S. HUBBARD jelllelgl' and 67l'lgl'l'lU0l' 705 - 58th St. Compliments 0 f . . GUTTORMSEN'S RECREATION Kenosha Student Bowling Headquarters Bowl For Health and Pleasure 614 52nd STREET PHONE 9810 , 14.9, BELL DRESSED IS WELL DRESSED Oufhfferd Arr fAe JCeno5Aa .S7CAoo! gan! Menswear B E L L Sportswear CLQTHING HUUSE 6tl AVE. CORNER 56th ST KEN OSHA, WISCONSIN SAMUEL l0WE COMPANY BOOKS AND GAMES FOR CHILDREN New York O51 - 5 h A 5 1. ANACONDA from miiae io consumer 1 I S .ISHS Xfoff. Compliments of THE AMERICAN BRASS COMPANY KENOSHA BRANCH -11':::: ,QFQ1 ,S .1,, ',1Q 1. - - S Q'A' A1,' ? iii ',' Wh FALL TERM BEGINS SEPTEMBER 2 ,. '3:5E55iEr351fE :1: I 'Eli 3 Registration week of August 25 '2-E:E . ,:A. I' f BUSINESS MANAGEMENT COURSES H EE , i ALVAH 1. CIALLOXY P- ,P I MRS. A. 0. CALLUXX Slxtmhimd, 'Tx'pcwritxng. Classes for Beginners and Advanced Students OHM Mmmii Day and Evening Classes Send for Bulletin Approved for G. I. Training KENOSHA COLLEGE OF COMMERCE Established 1893 ORPHEUM BUILDING Telephone 2-2251 Residence 7812 EEN12 Compliments of The KENOSHA YOUTH FOUNDATION PROGRAM FOR HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS 'K Gym and Swim Classes for Boys 'A' Swimming Classes for Girls i' Teen-Age Dances Every Friday 'if Youth Center fOpen Dailyj ongra fufa fiom! rowlvwzfefi Q , ISERMANN BROS. Ken0sl9a's Leading Store MEN AND YOUNG MEN 614-616 56th Street 1 fandgren 11 bail-9, Ync. CREAM TOP MILK Selected Guernsey Milk, Cream, Butter, Cottage Cheese Telephone 7I42 54l9 Sixteenth Avenue KENOSHA, WISCONSIN McNeil Fuel Co. THE BEST OF EVERYTHING IN FUEL PHONE 7171 6337 FOURTEENTH AVENUE ,IAA inuife you fo malfe ,.!5?'-5' A WELCOME PLACE TO COME . . . AND MEET YOUR FRIENDS. CENTRALLY LOCATED ON CORNER OF 7th AVE. and 58th ST. 101-6190 54019 KENOSHA, XVIS. SEVENTH For These M0de1'1z Times A Store Whe1'e Quality Style and Service Meet Your Needs ' 0 I E COMP Y AN FunN'T FRANK BOBUSCH, PRES. AVENUE, CORNER FIFTIETH STREET --154+ N I -Z HY 'LOP DEPARTMENT STORE L SINCE 1889 SERVING YOUNG KENOSHANS with well-known brands of nationally advertised apparel and accessories of smart style and better quality BILL'S LUNCH OPPOSITE HIGH SCHOOL FOR TASTY LUNCHES . . . if HAMBURGERS if STEAKS if BAR B-Q if CHOPS CURTISS W. PECK OPEN 24 HOURS 5717 SHERIDAN RD Iii H I PLUMBING AND HEATING co.1I Timken ' Oil Automatic Burning Air Water Conditioning Heaters TELEPHONE 5632 57 18 7th AVENUE Congrafufafiono GPHCJMHEQJ WE WISH YOU SUCCESS IN YOUR COMING NEW LIFE VETERANS OF FOREIGN WARS POST NO. 1865 630 56th STREET KENOSHA, WISCONSIN sisrwt TOPEL NASH SALES CO. GENUINE FACTORY NASH . . TRAINED PARTS II7I5C0Il5llI,5 Largest Nash Dealer MECHANICS YoU'LL BE AHEAD WITH M nllllllllh mllllllm llth AVE. AT 60th ST. DIAL 7105 KEEN VISION . . IS ESSENTIAL TO ACQUIRING AN EDUCATION. E. D. NEWMAN, Opt. D. F. F. BEHRMAN, Opt. D. KENOSHA OPTICAL CO. We Specialize In EXAZVIINING EYES ORPHEUM BLDG. PHONE 4441 -157' - Porfraifs of Disfincfion .gaeciagzing in SAoo! AofograpAg SENIORS GROUPS MORRISON STUDIO 536 WEST WISCONSIN AVENUE MILWAUKEE, WIS gongrafufafionfi fo fke C4155 0 7947 . . . You have a great opportunity to make Kenosha 21 Better City .... THE KENOSHA CHAMBER of COMMERCE 158 FRCST CO af ROTHMOCJR COATS 4 ROTHMOOR SUITS 529612 D4 Buy THE HOMESTEAD INNERSPRINQ MATTRESS N3Wfu E .iii ' ' -. , ,rin F EEE ., : g,Lt??f ' ,, 1 Et 2? to if ef: Q, L: P Ari? V t12w Tg:,. . ----N -we fggri t ,Q f f .+q4 +f' Wtf1Qf fZ,'Ni h 1 tf? WEP. Ip.v,'oV,LwgNfr f I ,Lf?WuQE 2QgQ Vnimuhwmhhllm h-tj,'mmfg? KQQXQQQ -hQFs,59 igu '5iS:Fg Xx byVINCENT-McCALL THE VINCENT-McCALL COMPANY CHICAGO KENOSHA Ilrg Cleaning . t. . . That Invites Compliments Sxgigtyi . 9 . Nqbxiv n zfzfes COWPIW1 ew The phone number is right at your Hnger tips - on the front cover of your phone book! f-16O'-- H STREET SUN VALLEY ICE CREAM JAQK ANDREA Established 1911 - KENOSHA, WI ings by PCNTIAC 1 ..,fgIfLf0gI 6Ll9A5 Compliments of George A. Timm and Louis C. Jensen David N. Goldstein, M.D. I. E. Bowing, M.D. J. B. Pearson, M.D. Dr. and Mrs. C. G. Richards Leon Regner, O.D. John H. Niederprim Chester D. Richardson Arthur N. Gail Mr. and Mrs. Edward Crossin A. E. Axtell Edward Ruetz Mr. and Mrs. Walter W. Hammond Dr. A. E. Pacetti L. B. Thompson, D.S.C. Dr. George C. Gabe Dr. and Mrs. George Schulte Dr. W. C. Kleinpell A Friend james Lutz, M.D. Robert L, Heller, D.D.S. Dr. Leif H. Lokvam Dr. C. A. Mundt Urban Zievers Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Hastings Alfred C. Grosvenor W. W. Davis Dr. and Mrs. Gilbert Schwartz Dr. and Mrs. P. Graves Dr. and Mrs. Harry Schwartz Dr. C. P. Collins S. M. Lapp, D.D.S. William H. Lipman, M.D. Dr. Wm. W. Little Richard W. Ashley, M.D. Thad W. 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