Bradford High School - Spy Yearbook (Kenosha, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 172 of the 1951 volume:

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Technicians Counselor of Girls Technical Director The studio is hushed . . . wrapped in its eloak of burning lights. The eamera- men are motionless . . . merged with the hlaek hulks of their marhines. The aetors are immobile . . . frozen into tense silenee. All eyes are fixed on the director . . . all nerves strained for his sign. The seeonds tick off . . . and then . . . the show is on! Azalea Terry Hazel Herley Beatrice Hart Helen Rastocny Carmella Rende f HHN Xk iwgvfk Densmore Bacher Bangsberg Bisbee Breiseth Knickrehm Hannon Hansen Michaelis Moody Murphy .I vj Qi! U The English Deparlmenl. A sparkling array of programs. Svripls by Shakespeare, Dick- vns, Twain, Whittier, Poe. A rust competent and ovrasiomzlly brilliant. Defi plol treat- ment. Uirerlell with finesse. Starring . . . . Margaret Densmore M.A .... Eunice Smith Bacher M.A .... Myrtle Bangsberg M.A. . . . Florence Bisbee M.A .... Ruth Breiseth M.A .... Ruth Brown M.A .... Edith Gene Daniel M.A .... Maurice A. Hannon M.A. Irving G, Hansen Ph. M .... Charles Knickrehm B.A .... Carlena Michaelis M.A. . . . Charlotte Moody M.A .... Mary Eliza- beth Murphy M.A .... Florence Barr Nelson B.A .... Laura E. Steffen M.A. Mrs. Nelson, a special friend of all sopho- mores, is ever ready to give assistance to her English 3 class. mg, ,M Brown Daniel Nelson Steffen Tho Languagv Dvparlmenl. Four aa-ls of smooth llialoguv. Nalivv somuls avvuratvly rvprollurwl. lnlonalion and accent faullless. Aulhenlic hislorival backgrounrl. Main char- acters Don Quixolv, ,Ivan Valjean, Aeneas. l Gratulafio vobis . . . Felicifafions Gluckwunsche . . . Felicifacionesl 1 I 1 1 i' I Cast incllules . . . . Alma M. Merrick M.A .... Margaret Dens- more M.A .... Leone Schuessler Bayler M.S. . . . Juliana Blank M.A .... Ruth Brown M.A .... Virginia Wilson M.A. Merrick Blank Boyler Wilson -9- Shirley Greenwald, Donna Hyafi, Diane Pearce, and Clarrine Wells all absorbed in creafing. 0 , a if Under the supervision of .... Industrial Arts - Home Economics. A tasty Mcriorie Co,-bin M.A ,,,, Russell Cos,-,er bit of entertainment. Neatly polished scenes. M.S .... A. E. Freeberg B.S .... H. A. Smoothly blended drama. Expressive hand- I-ink M-A ---- Teresa MCD0 '0U9l: Ph- work. Sets brilliantly executed. Costumes ' ' ' B' D' Repperl B5 Hamel smnh creative rf t. . . . Harvard C. Smith M.S .... Florence pe ec mn' Sokolik M.A .... Edward Thomas M.A .... Otto R. Carlson B.S. Corbin Cosner Freelaerg Link McDonough Carlson Repperl Smith Smith Sokolik Thomas --10.. The Gentile twins absorbed in the act ol dressmalxing. COne is Theresa and one is Virginia Ed.J llvparlnwnl of Firm Arts. .llvlurliv ronlrasls in Mark mul lrhilv. ,4 n vxlrarugmlza of lwauly uml musir. .llusirnl numbers lIl'lllllllfil'lIUy slylwl. a .x ' . 1 -v X 4 Ronald Bender seeks approval from his critic, Mr. Brown Staged by . . . . John Davies Ph. B., Speech . . . Dorothy Slater Ph. B., Library, SPY . . . Elsie B. Reed B.A., Library . . . Janice Petersen Van Caster, Library Clerk . . . Kenneth D. Brown M.A., Art . . . Sam P. Christy B.A., Art . . . Cather- ine Hargrave M.A., Music . . . Howard Dun- ham M.M., Band, Orchestra -HM Slater Reed VanCaster Davies Brown Christy Hargrove Dunham K . rw-'ss ' f'f A Uvpartlnent 0 f S1'iPlH'l' and fllulll. Angles ana if vlvvtrons in the spotlighl. Chlorophyll as lines. Atoms smash hit. Frogs aml grasshop ' V pers steal show. Rvsearvlz by lfllflill, Lavoi ss rg? 'X X is --'..- .. - ,- s. AM gr was 5 so , , s H W 'Q swr, IZUISIPIII, Pasteur. 'K' 1 iv xt S' .af Mary Doherty MA Donald Buck M.A. . . . Byron Davey M.A .... Lydia Goerz Ph. M .... B. W. Huberty B.A .... W. C. Kruse M.A .... John L. Paska M.A .... Andrew P. Smith M.A .... Charles Walter M.A .... Philip Whitaker M.A .... Florence at Baar M.A .... Ona Andrews M.A .... C. E. Engle B.A .... Tella Griffin M.A .... Cath- erine Novack M.A .... Richard Nye M.A. l'rorlur'Iion umlvr rlirvrlion of . . . . if . . ongruent triangles and axioms flash through John Valaske's mind as he strives to prove D perpendicular to AB. 0 i Bayler Baar Andrews Buck Caswell Davey Doherty Engle Goerz Griffin Huberty Kruse Novack Nye Paska Smith Walter Whitaker ,12- Miss Kronenwetter makes a slight correction on Gerry Bedrosian's Conforti and Janet Heidrich coax hundreds ol printed pages from th lfurnnu'rriul l,l'lNll'llIll'lIl. Swifl plot urlinn l'l1llll'Il'88 liming. Typmrrilvrs mul minwu- grrrpllx lvllrr prfrfvrl. lfoolflfvvpillg mul slmrl- lmml uxlounrlingly lll'l'lll'lHl'. llirlaplmm- unmzing nrimir. Campbell Baldwin Hartzell ff We If Hermsen Johnson Kronenwetter Oates -ISM .rf stencil. The deft hands of Rosemary e mimeograph. Programs prorlrrvvrl by . . . . Lois Jane Campbell M.A .... Elsie Cumro Baldwin M.A .... T. L. Hartzell M. Ed .... Leon Hermsen B.A .... Avis Johnson M.A. . . . Jean M. Kohler . . . Evelyn Kronen- wetter M.A .... Caryl Lucille Oates M.B.A. Strictly a rear view of the Red Triangle-Faculty Game. Wai? Department of Physical Education. The tops X, in sports - Boxing, Football, Basketball, A Track, Swimming. Perfect coordination. Split seconll timing. Exciting entertainment from a top flight cast. Managed by .... Charles Jaskwhich B.S .... James F. High- land B.A .... Doris H. Kupferschmidt B.S., R.N .... Frank H. Martin M.A .... .l.A. Peel M.S .... Major William H. Schumacher M.S .... Aphrodite Thanos B.S .... Mildred Vanderhoof M.A .... Betts Van Liew B.S. -14- Jaskwhich Highland Kupferschmidt Martin Peel Schumacher Van Liew Thanos Vanderhoof .44 Martelle Duncan Hansen -an-qv 'WV' .. M Hasfings Owens Rafshol Smiih llvpurlnwnl of Soviul S1'ivlu1'. .4 svrivs of spina' lingliug Illrills. lfuugrvss figllls luwlvss- WMM Cast im'lu1lf's . . . . W. W. Marielle M.A .... Mabel B. Duncan nvss. llwusllinglun mul l.inl'oln nlrlv lwrovs. M.A U... Matilda Hansen M.A lc.. Hope lfurr mul lloollu purlruy wirlswl villains. Hasiings M.A .... W. F. Owens M.A. . . lfousvrvll alrumulizvs llzrilling rvsvlw. Martin Rafshol M.A .... Glenn Smith M.A i The Masters mingle. .f -jxlfj ,, '--, sf ,- --1'-. 455 , ,D a -ur- U' ,, ff' ,Z 000 ,K 6 --'li-il: -v-'ii' fab fy, N N W 1 ,y N ,,...!Q5 9 I x 'TT -1 I 4 O I if f-v June Graduates s, Motto The petals of knowledge form the flowers of success Flower Red Rose Colors Royal Blue and Ivory Honor Students Richard Blackman John Bloxclorf Celia Cooper Robert Cumiskey Ray DeLaat Rosemary DeSantis Betty Eppers Joyce Eppers John Grebetz Betty Jane Gross Gerald Hedstrom Esther Klees Doris Klein Bernadine Kontowt Muriel Lintz Edward Matarrese Rosalie Rizzo Mary Rode Betty Rose Keith Schmude Irene Schneider Emily Smith Elsie Wenzelmann Patricia Zales Jacqueline Zimmermann January Graduates Motto Education is light in darkness Flower Red Rose Colors Forest Green and Winter White Honor Students Joanne Gibson Barbara Spera Barbara Johnsen Roseanne Tabili LaVerne Smith Carolyn Turner Paul Vedder X E , -' fl ,h,:::.:-'T' A The Senior Class Male Leads of the January Class Louie Cross, vice-president, Roy Haller, secre tary, Chuck Whitefoot, president, Dick McEvoy, treasurer. Their Understudies in the June Class Bob Murphy, president, Ed Ronzia, vice-president, Glenda Sheppard, secretary, Frank Aiello, treas urer. . O 0 C THE JUNE CLASS PLAY H411 Spring llrvvn A Cast of Characters Nina Cassell ................. Doreen Burklund Mrs. Rumble .... .... J oanne Duberstine Scootie Cassell .... .. .Mary Ellen Pruitt Mr. Putnam ..... ..... G ilbert Howe Tony Cassell .... .... E sther Klees Pinkie Ames .... ...... P at Zales Dunk Doyle ..... .... Q uentin Katt Bing Hotchkiss .... ..... R obert Bird Genevieve Jones .... ...... T eresa Speca Mrs. Jones ....... .... C harlene Bruzas Maior Todd ...... .... J ohn Bloxdorf T. Newton Todd .... ...Bruce Haubrich Eula Hotchkiss ........ .... M axine Draack Dr. Luther Blodgett ..... ..... K eith Schmude Officer Ryan ......... . . .Gareth Binninger Billy ......................... Gerald Roberts Understudy .................... Joyce Jackson Produced by special arrangement with i f '4'. Samuel French, Publishers, New York P , Q ' f ..'l9... 44 J ,HM S Seninrs PETER CAMPAGNA. Washington. YOLANDA CAMPOLO. McKinley. Honor Society 2, 3, French Club 'l, 2. ANN CASS. Lincoln. Artist Alley 'l, 2, 3, G.A.A. Bowling l, 2. 'Ir GRACE CECCARINI. Washington, French Club 2, LAURA CHIANELLI. Lincoln. Y-Teens l. GEORGE COLLINS. Lincoln. R.O.T.C. l, 2, 3. 'k ROSEMARY CONFORTI. Washington. Trident I, 2, 3, Ken Kom Klub 3, S.C.A. Cashier l, 2, 3. LOUIE CROSS. Washington. Class President 2, 3-Class Vice-President 3, Student Senate 2, 3, P.T.A.A. 2, Artist Alley 2, SPY 2, 3, Prom Chairman 3. JACK DAGON. Washington. Honor Society 3, Football- Sophomore l, Track l, 2, S.C.A. Cashier 3, KENEWS Editor 3. AUDREY AMENDE. lincoln. Trident 2, 3, Ken Kom Klub 3-Vice-Pres. 3, G.A.A. 1, Y-Teens 2, 3-Sec'y 2, G.A.A. Bowling 2, 3. JAMES AMENDOLA. Washington. Esquire 2, 3-Treas. 3, Student Senate 3, P.T.A.A. 2, 3, K-Club l, Band l, 2, 3, Swing Band l, 2, 3, Cross Country Track Manager 'l, Badger Boys' State 2. JAMES ANDERSEN. lincoln. if DON ANDREOLI. McKinley. Quill and Scroll 3, New Life Club 3, SPY 3. MARYLYN ANDREOLI. Washington. Sub Deb 2, 3- Corres. Sec'y 3, Girl Scouts l, 2, A Cappella Choir 3, Symphonic Choir 2, SPY 3. DOLORES BARDWELL. McKinley. French Club l, 2. ir GERALDINE BEDROSIAN. Lincoln. New Life Club 3, Girl Scouts 'l, 2, SPY Salesman l, 2. JEAN BIENEMANN. McKinley. French Club 'l. ELSIE BOUBONIS. Washington. Class President 'I' P.T.A.A. i, Girl Scouts I, 2, 3, Girl Scout Cabinet 2: 3, Seminar 2. Z'.'?' STANLEY DEMSKE, McKinley. Hi-Y 3, K-Club 2, 3, Football-Sophomore I, Varsity 2, 3. ALFRED DESPIN. Lincoln. Seminar 2, French Club I, 2, Crogsed Rifles 2, 3-Troas. 3, Orchestra I, 2, 3, R.0.T.C. l, , 3. MARLENE DOUGLAS. Lincoln. Hi-Style I, 2, 3-Sec'y 2, Trois. 3, Girl Scouts 1, 2, Y-Teens 3, Symphonic Choir A MARIE ERICKSON. Lincoln. Class Treasurer I, Ken Kom Klub 3, A Cappella Choir l, 2, 3-Sec'y 3, Glee Club I. BETTY LOU FECHNER. Washington, Ken Kom Klub 2. JANET FREITAG. Lincoln. Girl Scouts I, French Club I. A RODNEY FRIEDRICH. Lincoln. R.O.T.C. 'l, 2. MARION GANDT. Lincoln. CALVIN GARDINIER. Washington. A JOANNE GIBSON. McKinley. Sub Deb 2, 3--Treos, 2, Pras. 3, Student Senate 3, New Life Club 2, Y4Teens I, 2, 3, SPY 2, 3, Prom Committee 3. BERNARD GORDON. Lincoln. Bond I, 2. PATRICIA GRIMM. Lincoln. Y-Teens 'I. A RALPH GUTTORMSEN. McKinley. Quill and Scroll 2, KENEWS 3. EDNA MAE HALLEN. Lincoln. French Club 2. ROY HALLER. McKinley, Class Treasurer 3. A WAYNE HANEY. McKinley. Football-Sophomore 'l, Junior Varsity 2, Varsity 3. SUZANNE HEARD. Chicago, Illinois. Ken Kom Klub 3: G.A.A. 3. JANET HEIDRICH. McKinley. New Life Club I, 2, P.T.A.A. I, Y-Teens 'I, 2, Ken Kam Klub 3-Pres. 3. January, 1951 Seninrs BETTEANN KLUKA. McKinley. Quill and Scroll 'l5 G.A.A. 'l5 Spanish Club 'l5 Orchestra 35 KENEWS 'l. DONALD KNOEDLER. Washington. JAMES LUBELLE. Lincoln. ir NANCY LAJEUNESSE. Lincoln. Class Vice-President 25 K-Teens 2, 35 New Life Club 2, 35 French Club 'l5 Y4Teens 25 G.A.A. 15 Bowling 'l, 25 Prom Committee 2, 3. NANCY LAMBRECHT. McKinley. DEWITT LORENZ. Lincoln. A Cappella Choir 35 Forensics 'l, 2. i' SHEILA Mc:cDADE. Lincoln. Trideni 2, 3-Pres. 35 Student Senate 35 Girl Scouts 2, 35 Y-Teens 35 Y-Teen Con- ference 35 SPY 2, 35 SPY Salesman 2, WINZOR MucDADE. Lincoln. Band l, 2, 3. JOAN MARESCALCO. McKinley. Y-Teens 'l, 2, 35 G.A.A. I, 25 KENEWS 3. MARGARET IANNI. Lincoln. MARJORIE JENSEN. Lincoln. New Life Club 'l, 25 French Club 25 Pep Club 3. BARBARA JOHNSON. Lincoln. Hi4Style 2, 3-Treas. 2, Corres. Sec'y 35 Honor Society 35 New Life Club 2: Y-Teens 'l, 25 Girl Scouts 'l, 25 G.A.A. Bowling 15 SPY 25 Prom Committee 3, 'A' ROBERT JOHNSEN. Lincoln. Band l, 2, 35 Symphonic Choir 'l. LeROY JORGENSON. McKinley. DON KAELBER, Lincoln. P.T.A.A. 'l. ir EUGENE KECK. McKinley. R.O.T.C. l, 25 Boys' Octet 'l, 25 Triple Quartet 'l5 A Cappella Choir l, 25 Symphonic Choir 'I5 Orchestra 1, RICHARD KEUL. Lincoln. K-Club 35 Football-Junior Varsity 2, Varsity 35 Basketball-B Squad 'l, Varsity 2, 3. DOROTHY KLOEP. Lincoln. K-Teens 35 Honor Society 'l, 25 New Life Club 2, 35 Quill and Scroll 35 Artist Alley 'l, 25 French Club 25 Girl Scouts 35 G.A.A. Bowling 'l, 25 Y-Teens 'l, 2, 35 SPY 1, 2, 35 Prom Committee 3. ERMA MATTIAZZI. McKinley. New Life Club 2, 35 Quill and Scroll 2, 3-Treas. 35 French Club l, 2, G.A.A. l, 2, 3, G.A.A, Board I, 2, 3, Girl Scouls 2, 3, Girl Scour Cobinel 2, 3, Y-Teens l, 25 S.C.A. Cashier 2, KENEWS 2, SPY l, 2, 3-Co-Advertising Manager 3, SPY Salesman l, 2. PHYLLIS ANN MAU. Lincoln. New Life Club 3, Girl Scouls l, 2, 3, Y-Teens l, 2, 3, G.A.A. 2, 3, Symphonic Choir 2, 3. RICHARD McEVOY. Washington. Class Secretary 3, Arlisr Alley 2, 3a-Pres. 2, Sludenl Sencle 2, 3-Sec'y 3, Ushers 2, 3, SPY 2, 3 ir NANCY MOSELEY. Washinglon, Girl Scouls lg Y-Teens l,2. ELIZABETH NAYSMITH. Wcishinglon. KEN NEILL. Lincoln. Esquire l, 2. ir ARLENE NEWMAN. Lincoln. Girl Scouls l, 2, 3, Y-Teens l, 2, 3, G.A.A. l, 2, 3, Symphonic Choir lg A Cappella Choir l, 2, 3. BETTY JANE NORGAARD. McKinley. G.A.A, l, 2g French Club 27 Y-Teens l. BARBARA OCHIETTI. Wcishlnglon. Girl Scouts l, 2, 34 Sec'y l, ir DAIL PAULEY. Lincoln. HERBERT PEKOSKE. Friedens. R.O.T.C. 'l, 2. WAYNE PUTROW, McKinley. ir GILBERT RAIMAN. Lincoln. RITA RECCHIA. Lincoln. G.A,A. l, 2, French Club 2, 3, Girls' Glee Club l. RAE ELLEN REED. Lincoln. Ken Kom Klub 2, 3-Treos. 2, Sec'y 3, Y-Teens l, 2, 3: Girl Scouls lg G.A.A. lp G.A.A. Bowling 3: SPY 3. ir GLORIA RICCHIO. Henry Mitchell, Racine. JOHN RIORDAN, Sl. Calherine's. CLARENCE SAUCERMAN. Wilmot. January, 1951 ---v ... Seniors nut pictured HERBERT SCHEPKER. Lincoln. SPY 3. PHILLIP SCHOEFFER. Lincoln. Quill and Scroll 3, Laeti Latini 2, French Club 2, 3, Football-Sophomore 'l, KENEWS 3. PAUL SCUGLIK. Washington. Football-Junior Varsity 2, Track 2, 3. if MARIANNE SEGAL. Lincoln. K-Teens 2, 3-Vice-Pres. 3, New Life Club 1, 2--Sec'y-Treas. 3, Artist Alley 3 -Pres. 3, Girl Scouts I, 2, 3, Y-Teens 'l, 2, 3-Treas. 2, G.A.A. Bowling I, S.C.A. Cashier 1, S.C.A. Board I, 2, 3-Pres. 3, SPY I, Prom Committee 3, Prom Queen 3. RAYMOND SIMMONDS. McKinley. Band I, 2, 3. LAVERNE SMITH. Lincoln. K-Teens 2, 3--Pres. 3, Student Senate 3, New Life Club 2, Debating 2, 3, Forensics 2, A Cappella Choir 2, Symphonic Choir 'l, 2, S.C.A. Cashier 3, SPY Salesman 2. al' ALYCE SONNENBERG. Washington. Trident I, Girl Scouts I, Y-Teens 'l. ALICE SORENSEN. McKinley. Sub Deb 2, 3--Vice-Pres. 3, Quill and Scroll 3, New Life Club 3, Artist Alley 'I, 2, 3-Vice-Pres. 2, G.A.A. 'I, 2, KENEWS 3. BARBARA SPERA. McKinley. 'A' PATRICIA STENSTORM. Washington. Ken Kam Klub 3. CLAIRE STEINBACH. Lincoln. Class Secretary 2, K-Teens 2, 3, P.T.A.A. I, Artist Alley 'I-Sec'y I, Symphonic Choir 2, SPY Salesman 2. NANCY STERN. Washington. Hi-Style I, 2, 3-Treas. 2, ViceAPres. 3, New Life Club I, 3, Student Senate 'I, 2, 3, Tri-School Council I, 2, 3, French Club 2, 3, G.A.A. Bowling I, Girl Scouts I, 2, Quill and Scroll 3, Y-Teens I, 2, 3-Pres. 3, Y-Teen Conference 3, Big Eight Conference 3, S.C.A. Cashier 3, SPY Salesman 3, SPY Co-Advertising Manager 2, 3, Prom Committee JANUARY JUNE ROBERT JAMES Bl.ASl. Washington. PATRICK NELSON, Lincoln. DON CLAUSEN. Lincoln. Symphonic Chair 2, 3-Pres, 3. ROGER STUKENBERG. McKinley. Crossed Rifles 'I, 2, 3- MARY LOUISE TENNESSEN. St. George's. Girl Scouts I, Y-Teens I, 2. TOM McMAHON. Lincoln. -24- Vice-Pres. 3, R.O.T.C. I, 2, 3. January, 1951 ...Q ROSEANNE TABILI. Washinglon, Honor Sociely 2, 3, Ken Kom Klub 3. CAROLYN TURNER. Lincoln. Hi-Slyle l, 2, 34Corres, Sec'y 2, Pres. 3, Honor Sociely 2, 37 Quill and Scroll 3, P,T.A.A. 2, French Club 2, 3-Vice-Pres. 3, Y-Teens l, 3 General Y-Teen Pres. 35 Girl Scoufs 'l, 2, 3, Girl Scoul Cubinel 2, Badger Girls' Slate 25 Sludenl Senate 3, Dc-bulinq 2, Forensics 3, SPY Salesman 27 SPY Fdilor 3. PAUl VEDDER Lincoln. GERALD VIGANSKY. Friedens. ROBERT WADE. Washington. Bowling 'l. BARBARA WHUEFOOT. Washinglon. Ken Kom Klub 3. CHARLES WHITEFOOT. Washington. Class President 3, Red Triangle 2, 3-Pres, 3, Sfudenl Senafe 37 K'Ciub 2, 35 Cinemalic 2, 3-Pres. 3, Track 2. JUDY WILLER. Lincoln. JOHN YORTON. McKinley. Bond l, 2, 3, Swing Band 3: Orcheslra 2, 3. AGNES ZIETH, Washington. Sub Deb 3-Corres. Sec'y 3, Girl Scouts lg Y-Teens lg SPY 2, THE JA UAHY CLASS PLAY Seniors Qc 43 4 S ALAN AMECHE. Washington. Class President I, Esquire 2, 35 K-Club 2, 3, Foofball-Varsity I, 2, 3, Basketball -Varsity 'lg Track 2, 3. BARBARA ANDERSON. Lincoln. Annex Sludeni Council 'lp New Life Club 'l, 2, Girl Scouls 'l, 2, 3, Y-Teens I, 2, 3: G.A.A. Bowling I, S.C.A. Cashier 2, 3. MELVIN ANDERSON. Lincoln. NORMA ANDERSON. Lincoln. Seminar 2, 3-Corres, Sec'y 3, Y-Teens I, 2, 3. WALTER ANDERSON. Friedens. R.O.T.C. 'l, 2, 3. DONALD ANDREWS. McKinley. 'Ir LINNEA ASHBY. McKinley. JUNE BARTEL. Friedens, Yfleens I. ANNABELLE BEAUMIER. Lincoln. VIRGINIA ACETO. Lincoln. G.A.A. Bowling 2, 3, SPY Salesman I. HARRY ADAMSON. Lincoln. R.O.T.C. 2, 3. BARBARA ADEL. Friedens. Y-Teens I, Symphonic Choir If A Cappella Choir 2, 3. FRANK AIELLO. McKinley. Class Treasurer 35 Esquire 3-Treas. 2, Vice-Pres. 2, Pres, 3, K-Club I, 2, Junior Recl Cross Council 3, Fooiball-Sophomore Varsily 2, 3, Baskeiboll-Vorsify I, 2, 3, ANGELINE ALIA. McKinley. ROSE ALISAUSKAS. Washinglon. New 35 Girl Scouts 2, 35 Y-Teens I, 2, 3. 'A' DONALD ALLEMAN. Washingfon. SHIRLEY ALIERGOTT. McKinley. NANCY ALTHOFF. McKinley. Y-Teens I. Life Club I NANCE BILOTTI. Washington. Bond I, 2, 3, Footbulln- Sophomore I. GARETH BINNINGER. Lincoln. ROBERT BIRD. Topeka, Kansas, 'Ir RICHARD BLACKMON. Washington. BERNARD BLISE, Washington. Annex Student Council I, Basketball-B-Squad I. JOHN BLOXDORF. lincoln. Honor Sociel 3, KACIub 3- Y I , Seminar 2, 3, Ushers 3, Track Manager 2, R.O.T.C. 2, 3. 'A' IRENE BOERNER. Lincoln. Artist Alley I, 2, Girl Scouts 2, Seminar 2, 3, YvTeens I, 2, SPY Salesman I, 2. JERRY BOUGNEIT. McKinley, Cinematic I, 2, Crossed Rifles I, 2, R.O.T.C. I, 2, 3. MARIO BONOFIGLIO. Washington. Esquire I, 2, 3, K-Club I, 2, 3, Football-Varsity I, 2, 3-Capt. 3, Basketball-Varsity I, 2, 3, Track I, 2, 3. ir VINCENT BONOFIGIIO. Washington. BasI:etbuIIfVarsity I, 2, 3-Capt. 2. PHYLLIS BORNHUETTER. lincoln. SHARON BORNHUETTER, St. Catherines Sub Deb 2, 3-Treas. 3. ir VICTOR BOROWSKY. McKinley. K-Club 2, 3, Band I, 5, 3, Orchestra I, 2, 3, Football-Sophomore I, Varsity . 3. LARRY BOYD, Lincoln. Class Secretary I, K-Club 2, 3, Swimming Team I, 2, 3. THOMAS BRAATZ. McKinIe. Es uire I 2 3-Sec' 2 Y q 1 1 Y I 3, K-Club I, 2, 3, Football-Sophomore I, Varsity 2, 3, Basketball-Varsity I, 2, 3-Capt. 3. utr GLEN BREIIING. McKinley EDNA BRICKIEY. St. Ccltherine's. Girl Scouts 2, 3. DOROTHY BROWN. Washington. June, 1951 I 5-'D' Seniors JACK CASEY. Lincoln. Football Manager 'l, 2, 3. CLAIRE CAYO. Lincoln. Symphonic Choir 'l, 2, KENEWS 2. TOM CERQUA. McKinley. 'A' MOLLIE CHRISTENSEN, Washington. Student Council I, New Life Club 2, 3, Junior Red Cross Council 2, 3- Treas. 3, G.A.A. I, 2, Ken Kom Klub 3, Wig and Mask 3, Homecoming Committee 3. DOLORES CHRISTIANSEN. Ironwood, Michigan. WILLIAM CHRISTENSEN. St. George's. ir MARJORIE CHRISTIAN. Lincoln. JUDITH CLARK. Lincoln. Y-Teens I, Ken Kom Klub 3. BARBARA CLISH. Lincoln. P.T.A.A. 2, New Life Club 2, Y-Teens 'l, 2, 3, Seminar 2, 3-Corres. Sec'y 2, Sec'y 3, Latin Club 2, 3, Symphonic Choir I, A Cappella Choir 2, 3. MARY ANN BRUCHATY. Lincoln. Symphonic Choir 2, 3. JOHN BRUNS. Washington. Crossed Rifles 2, 3, R.O.T.C. I, 2, 3. CHARLENE BRUZAS. McKinley. New Life Club 3-Sec'y- Treas. 3. ir DOREEN BURKLUND. Lincoln, Sub Deb 2, 3-Treas, 3, Vice-Pres. 3, French Club 2, Forensics 2. CLAIRE BURNS. St. Catherine's. Hi-Style 3, Girl Scouts 'l, 2, 3, Y-Teens 2, 3, New Life Club 2, G.A.A. Bowling 2. LUCIA CALDART. Friedens. G.A.A. 'l, 2, 3-Treas. 3, Library Club 2, 3, Symphonic Choir I, A Cappella Choir 2, 3, S.C.A. Cashier 2. i' MARIANN CAPOBIANCO. McKinley. BEVERLY CARACCIOLA. Washington. Y4Teens 2, Sym- phonic Choir 2. RACHEL CARLOS. Washington. Cinematic 3, Ken Kom Klub 3. KATHLEEN CONWAY. McKinley. Girl Scouts 2, 3, YA Teens 2, 3, S.C.A. Cashier 2. CELIA COOPER. Washington. Honor Society 2, 3- Treas. 3, Latin Club T, Junior Red Cross Council 2, 3, G.A.A. l, 2, Band 1, 2, SPY Salesman 'l, S.C.A. Cashier 3. PETER cosenrmo. Mcxanley. A RITA COSTANZO. McKinley. ROBERT CUMISKEY. Lincoln. K-Club l, 2, 3, Seminar 2, 3, Honor Society 2, 3, Ushers Club 3, Cross Country l, 2, 3-Capt. 3, Track 'l, 2, 3. THOMAS DAGGETT, St. George's. Junior Red Cross Coun- cil 2, 3, K-Club 2, 3, Quill and Scroll 2, 3, Football- Sophomore T, Cross Country 2, Track 2, KENEWS 2, 3. A LOUIS DALPAOS, Washington. MARY DATTILO. lincoln. Girl Scouts 3. DONNA DeBOlT. Lincoln. Bowling l. A RAYMOND DeLAAT. McKinley. Junior Red Cross Council 2, 3-Pres. 3, Cinematic 2, 3-Vice-Pres. 3, Crossed Rifles l, 2, 3-Pres. 3, Football-Junior Varsity 2, Varsity 3. FRANCES DELCONTE. Washington, ROSEMARY DeSANTIS. McKinley. Honor Society 2, 3- Sec'y 3, P.T.A.A. T, laeti Lotini T, French Club 'l, 2, 3-Pres. 3, Seminar 2-Vice-Pres. 2. A MARY DeZOMA. Lincoln. MARJORIE DIELMANN. Friedens. Spanish Club 2- Treas. 2, Y4Teens 'l, Wig and Mask 3. JAMES DISSMORE. Elkhorn, Wisconsin. A DARLENE DIX. McKinley. High Stepping 2, 3-Vice- Pres. 3, Seminar 2, 3, Orchestra 'l, 2, 3. MAXINE DRAACK. Friedens, New Life Club 'l, Girl Scouts 3, Y-Teens T, 3. GARRIET DREGER. Washington. Symphonic Choir 2, 3, A Cappella Choir 3, Octet 2, 3. June, 1951 Seniors DONALD FERKIN. Lincoln. Esquire 3, Golf Team 2, 3. DONALD FILZ, Wilmot, Wisconsin. Band I, 2, 3, R.O.T.C. 2. AGNES FLIESS. St. George'S. ir DAVID FLOCKER. McKinley. Esquire 2, 3, Football- .lunior Varsity 2. FRANK FONTE. Washington. CHARLES FREDERICK. Washington. ak JOAN FREDERICK. Lincoln. Trident 2, 35 Girl Scouts 2, 3, Y-Teens I, 2, 3, S.C.A. Cashier 2, 3, SPY Sales- man 'l. LEONA FREDERICH. Lincoln. Girl Scouts 3. NICHOLAS FREDERICK. Washington. TEKLA DUBANE. Washington. JOANNE DUBERSTINE. Lincoln. Cinematic 2, 35 French Club I, 2. JOYCE EIDSOR. Washington. Girl Scouts 2, 3, Y-Teens 2, 3, Band 1, 2, 3. uk MARILYN ELSEN. St. George's. Symphonic Choir 'ly A Cappella Choir 2, 3. BETTY EPPERS, Washington. Hi-Style 2, 3, Honor So- ciety 2, 3, Lceti Latini 2, Y-Teens 2, Junior Prom Committee 2, SPY 3. JOYCE EPPERS. St. George's. Honor Society 2, 3. if VERN ERICKSON. McKinley. Cinematic I. MARCIA EVANS, Lincoln. Sub Deb 'l, 2, 3-Sec'y 3: Libaory Club 'I, 2-Pres. 2, Y-Teens 'Ig Girl Scouts I, . RAYMOND FELLOWS. Lincoln. BETTY FRESE. Friedens. Symphonic Choir 3. KURT FRITZSCHE. Lincoln. PATRICIA GARIN. Washington. Symphonic Choir I, A Cappella Choir 2, 3. 'A' GEORGE GATLEY. Lincoln. K-Club 'I, 2, Swimming Team I, 2. JAMES GENAME, McKinley. Bond I, 2, 3. THERESA GENTILE. McKinley. 'A' VIRGINIA GENTILE. McKinley. RONALD GEORGE. Lincoln. DONALD GERLACH. McKinley. 'A' DENNIS GILLICK. St. Georges GENE GIORDANO. Lincoln. Basketbullvll Squad I. MARILYN GLAS. Frieclens. Cinematic 2, 3. nl' RAYMOND GRAGLIA, Washington. Red Triangle 3, K-Club 2, 3, Football-Sophomore I, Junior Varsity 2, Varsity 3, Basketball-B Squad I, Varsity 2, 3. PEGGY GRAM. McKinley. New Life Club 2, 3, Pep Club I, 2, Girl Scouts 3. SHIRLEY GRANT. Lincoln. Annex Student Council 'Ig Artist Alley 2-Treas. 2, French Club I, 25 Y-Teens 3, SPY Salesman 2. 'A' LARRY GREB. St. Georges Quill and Scroll 2, 3, Foot- ball 'Sophomore I, KENEWS 2, 3. JOHN GREBETZ. Washington. Honor Society 2, 3, Or- chestra I, 2, KENEWS I. CLIFFORD GREISEN. McKinley. Crossed Rifles I, 2, 3: R.O.T.C, I, 2, 3. Seninrs BETTY GROSS. McKinley. Honor Society 2, 35 Ken Kom Klub 3-Corres. Sec'y 35 Symphonic Choir l, 25 A Cappella Choir 3. MARY ANN GRUDZINSKI. Sl. Georges G.A.A. 15 Girl Scouts 'l, 25 Library Club 'l, 25 Y-Teens 'l5 Sym- phonic Choir l, 25 A Cappella Choir 3. JANICE HAGBERG. Lincoln. French Club 'I5 Ken Kom Klub 35 SPY Salesman l. 'A' ROBERT HAMILTON. Sf. Joseph, Missouri. JEANNE HAMMEL, Lincoln. Spanish Club 25 Symphonic Choir 3. JERRY HANAK. Lincoln. Band l, 25 R.O.T.C. l. 'A' MARILYN HANSEN. Lincoln. DOROTHY HARPER. Friedens. JOANNE HARTNELL. McKinley. GERALD HARTUNG. Lincoln. Cross Counlry 'I5 Track 'I, 35 Crossed Rifles l5 R.O.T.C. 'l, 2, 3. BRUCE HAUBRICH. McKinley, S.C.A. Cashier 35 SPY Salesman 2. JERRY HAUBRICH. Lincoln. ir GERALD HEDSTROM. Lincoln. Honor Society 2, 35 Laefi Lalini 'l, 2, 35 Seminar 2, 35 Ushers Club 2, 35 Band 2. ARTHUR HEES. Lincoln. Truck I, 2. VIVIAN HEIDERSDORF. Washington. if DELORES HEIDRICH, Friedens. Symphonic Choir l, 3. MARJORIE HENRY. Lincoln. SPY 3. MARILYN HERECHSKI. McKinley, .. N BOB HINDS. Lincoln. Esquire 2, 3, K-Club 2, 3, Foolboll -Varsily 2, 3, Track 2, 3. MARY ANN HINES. Terre Haule, Indiana. Y-Teens 3, Wig and Mask 3. HELEN HLAVATA. McKinley. P.T.A.A. 2, S,C.A, Cashier I, SPY Salesman I. A' CHARLES HOEFFLIN. Lincoln. Golf 2, 3. VIRGINIA HOEKE. Friedens, MARY HOLM. lincoln. Artist Alley 2, Seminar 2, 3- Treas. 2, Vice-Pres. 3, Y-Teens I, S.C,A, Cashier I, SPY Pholographer 3. ir DOLORES HORNBY. Lincoln. New Life Club 2, 3, G.A.A. I, 2, 3, Spanish Club 2, S.C.A. Cashier 2, Orches- lra I, 2, 3. AUDREY HORTON. Lincoln. High Slepping I, 2, 3: Spanish Club 2, 3, Y-Teens 2, 3. JOHN HOWARD. lincoln, Symphonic Choir I, A Cap pella Choir 2, 3. 'lr GILBERT HOWE, JR. McKinley. I.ue7i Laiini I, 2, Ushers Club 3, Symphonic Choir I, Band I, 2, 3. GWENDOLYN HOYLAND. McKinley. Y-Teens 2, 3. CAROLYN HUBBARD, Lincoln. P.T.A.A. I, French Club I, Symphonic Choir I. 'A' GRACE HUNT, lincoln. AUDREY IBSEN, Washinglon. Cinemaiic 3, Girl Scouls 3, S,C.A. Cashier 2. ROSE MARIE IORIO. McKinley. G.A.A. I, Symphonic Choir 2, A Cappella Choir 3. 'ir CHARLES JACKSON. Lincoln. JOYCE JACKSON. Lincoln. Honor Sociefy 2, 3, Junior Red Cross Council 3, Laeii Lalini I, Girl Scouts 2, 3, Wig and Mask 3, Symphonic Choir I, 2, RICHARD JACKSON. lincoln. Band I, 2, 3, June, 1951 Seniors LUANN KAPHENGST. lincoln. Honor Society 2, 3, Sym- phonic Choir If A Cappella Choir 2, 3. QUENTIN KATT. McKinley. Hi-Y 2, 3-Pres. 31 Student Senate 2, 3, S.C.A. Board l, 2, 3, Homecoming Com- mittee 2, 3-Chairman 3. JOSEPH KAVALAUSKAS. Washington. Red Triangle 3f K-Club 2, 3, Track l, 2, 3. 'k DOLORES KAVALIAUSKAS. Lincoln. Library Club 2, 3. SHIRLEY KEATING. St, George's. Girl Scouts 2, 3, Y-Teens 2, 37 Library Club 1, 2. GERALDINE KECKLER. St. Catherine's. Hi-Style 3: Girl Scouts 3, Y-Teens 3. if RITA KELLY. St. Calherine's. Sub Deb 2, 3-Pres. 37 Student Senate 3. LESLIE KENT. Lincoln. Cross Country 3: Tennis l, 2, 3. IRENE KEVEK. Lincoln. Band 'l. , gl JULIANNA JAMBREK. Washington. PETER JANSEN. Lincoln. Football-Sophomore lg Basket- ball-B Squad 'l. JOHN JASIUNAS. McKinley. Esquire 2, 3, Football- Sophamore 'lp Varsity 2, 3, Basketball-B Squad 1. 'lr JERRY JERANEK. McKinley. JOSEPHINE JOHANOWICZ. Washington. Girl Scouts l, 2, Y-Teens 2-Vice-Pres. 25 Ken Kom Klub 3. ALBERT JONES. McKinley. 'k ERVIN JUNG. Lincoln. Crossed Rifles 2, 3, R.O.T.C. 2, 3, EDIT!! JSJRS. Lincoln. G.A.A. 'I, 2, 3, G.A.A. Bowling 'l, , . PAULINE KALDENBERG. Lincoln. ALLEN KEYSE. Washington, Cinematic 2, 3. DIANE KINNER. Lincoln. French Club I, 2. G.A.A. lg G.A.A. Bowling 25 Library Club I, MARY LOU KIRCHNER. Wushinglon, Band I, 2, 37 Orcheslra 2, 3. ai' SAM KISHLINE. Lincoln. Red Triangle 3, K-Club 2, 37 Football-Sophomore I: Basketball-B Squad I, Vcnr- sily I, 2, 3, Track Ig Golf 2, 3. GEORGE KLACKAN. Friedens. Bond I, 2, 3. ESTER KLEES. Lincoln. Symphonic Choir Ig A Cappella Choir 2, 3. ir DORIS KLEIN. McKinley, Junior Red Cross Council 2, 3, G.A.A. Ig SPY Salesman 2. FRANK KLITZKE. McKinley. RONALD KNAPP. Lincoln. New Life Club 2. 'A' PATRICIA KOLLMAN. Sf. George's. K-Teens 3-Sec'y 3, Y-Teens 2. RICHARD KOMAREC. Wushinglon. BERNADINE KONTOWT, Wcshinglon. Honor Society 2, 3, Seminar 3, French Club 3, Y-Teens 3, lcuefi Lnlini 25 Symphonic Choir I, 2, S.C.A. Cashier 3. ir ALICE KOTARSKI. Woshinglon. Y-Teens I, 2, 3. ELEANOR KRIEGER. Washinglon. P.T.A.A. Ig Loeli Lcxlini 2, 3. RICHARD KUCHERA. Wcsshinglon. FoolbullvfSopho- more I. 'k GLORIA LAHTI. McKinley. New Life Club 2, Pep Club I, 2, 3-Treus. I, Corres. Sec'y 2, Pres. 3, Sludenl Senule 3, Y-Teens I, 3, Girl Scouts I, 3, KENEWS 2, Homecoming Ailendunl 3. GENE LANGENBACH. McKinley. PETER LANGER. McKinley. June, 1951 Seniors N-.cp NELLO LILLA. McKinley. K-Club 3, Football-Manager 3, Basketball-Manager I, 2, 3. MURIEL LINTZ. Lincoln. Honor Society 2, 3, Library Club T, 2, 3-Sec'y 2. WALTER LISSNER. McKinley. Junior Red Cross Council 2, 3, Cinematic 2, 3. 'lr DOLORES LOECHL, Lincoln. SPY 3. MARILYN LOEF, Friedens. YeTeens 'l. PATRICIA LOIS. Lincoln. Girl Scouts 'I, 2, 3, Y-Teens 2, Cinematic 2, 3-Sec'y 3, G.A.A. Bowling 2, 3. 'A' NORMAN LOOKER. Lincoln. BARBARA LUBBERS. Springfield, Missouri. Hi-Style 3, New Life Club 2, 3, Trident 2, 3, Y-Teens 2, 3, Prom Committee 3. ROBERT LUDWIG. McKinley. Crossed Rifles 3, R.O.T.C. l, 3, Swimming Team 'l, 2, 3. VIRGINIA LANGER. Sf. George's. Y-Teens 2, Symphonic Choir 'l, 2, 3. CAROLE LARSON. McKinley. Y-Teens 'lg G.A.A. T, 2, 3, JAMES LCISOTA. Washington. Football-Junior Varsity T, Varsity 2, 3, Basketball-B Squad 'lg Track I, 2, 3, if FLORENCE LAURENZI. McKinley. PAT LQVIGNE. Lincoln. JOYCE LEMORAND. Washington. Y-Teens T, 2. 'A' VIOLA LEWANDOWSKI. Lincoln. KATHRYN LIA. St. George's, Symphonic Choir T, 2, A Cappella Choir 3. JOE LIEGAKOS. Lincoln. NANCY LUMLEY. Lincoln. Symphonic Choir 'l. EILEEN MAJESKE. McKinley. Symphonic Choir l, 2, 37 Bond l, 2, 3. WILLIAM MORRISSEY. Chicago, Illinois. A HAROLD MANTHEI. Lincoln. Crossed Rifles 1, 2, 3, R.O.T.C. l, 2, 3. MARTHA MARDOIAN. lincoln. PAUL MARKESE. McKinley. Arlisl Alley l, 2, Symphonic Choir I, A Cappella Choir 2, 3. A BERTHA MARTIN. Friedens. S.C.A. Cashier 2: SPY Sales- man 2. FLORENCE MARTINO. Washingion. ROBERT MARTINSON. Lincoln. Crossed Rifles 1, 2, 3- 5ec'y 31 R.O.T.C. l, 2, 3. A' ARNOLD MARTZ. Lincoln. Crossed Rifles 'l, 2, 3-Treos. 3, R.O.T.C. I, 2, 3. CHARLOTTE MARVIN. Woshinglon. FRANK MASTAUSKAS. Washington. 'A ED MATARRESE. Lincoln. Annex Sludeni Council lp Honor Sociely 2, 35 Wig ond Mask 3. MIKE MATARRESE. Lincoln, JAMES MATOLEK. Washington. A' LOUISE MATRISE. Sv. George's. Symphonic Choir 1, 2, A Cappella Choir 3. ROSE MARIE MAYER. Lincoln. BERNADETTE MEYER. SI. George's. G.A.A. l, 2, Girl Scouts l, 2, 3, Y-Teens I, 2: Symphonic Choir l, 2. JUHE,13J1 11 we '3 Seniors RALPH MOLINARO. Lincoln. Wig and Mask 35 R.O.T.C. I WILLIAM MONROE. Lincoln. Cinematic 2, 3-Treos. 3, Crossed Rifles 'l, 2, 3, R.O.T.C. Rifle Team 2, 3. HELEN MONTICELLI. McKinley. A JUANITA MORALEZ. Lincoln. Library Club 'I, 2, 3. WILLIAM MORRISSEY. Chicago, Illinois. DONALD MORTON. Washington. Loeti Latini 'Ip Sem- inar 2, 3, S.C.A. Cashier 2. A GEORGE MOSELEY. Boonton, New Jersey. Football 3 DOUGLAS MOWRY, Lincoln. K-Club 2, 3, Football- Sophomore l, Junior Varsity 2, Varsity 3. JOAN MUELLER. Washington. RUEL McMULLEN, McKinley. K-Club l, 2, 3, Football- Sophomore 'I, Varsity 2, 3, Track 'I, 2, 3. DON MELLOR. Lincoln. CARMEN METALLO. McKinley. Artist Alley 'l, 2, Wig and Mask 3. A GEORGE METALLO. Lincoln. JEAN MICHELE, Lincoln. Girl Scouts l, 2, 3, Y4Teens 2. SALLY MIELKE. Lincoln. Sub Deb 2, 3-Corr. Sec'y 37 Girl Scouts 'I, 25 Library Club 'I, 2-Vice-Pres. 2: Y-Teens 2. A DOROTHY MILKENT. Lincoln. G.A.A. I, 2. NANCY MILLS. Lincoln. Annex Student Council 'Ig P.T.A.A. lp Library Club I, 2, 3. BEVERLY MITCHELL. Washington. ROBERT MURPHY. St. Catherine's. Class President 3, Student Senate 3-Pres. 3, Red Triangle 2, 3-Corres. Sec'y 3, KAClub 3, Badger Boys' State 2, Cross Country 2, 3-Manager 3, Track 2, 3, Homecoming Committee 3, Prom Committee 2. JAMES NALL. Lincoln. K-Club 3, Football-Sophomore l, Junior Varsity 2, Varsity 3. FRED NAMOVICH. McKinley. Band l, 2, 3, Orchestra I, 2, 3, R.O.T.C. l, 2, 3. i' JEANNINE NELSON. McKinley. P.T.A.A. 2, Band 2, 3. LUCY NICHOLS. Washington. Spanish Club 2-Vice- Pres. 2, Y-Teens lg Wig and Mask 3. BARBQRA NIKSON, Lincoln. G.A.A. Bowling 3, Y-Teens 2, . 'A' RICHARD NICOLAZZI. Lincoln. Esquire 3, Football- Junior Varsity lg Varsity 2, 3. BETTY NORGAARD. Lincoln. Seminar 3, Y-Teens 21 S.C.A. Cashier I. FAY NORGAARD. Lincoln. 'k RICHARD NORRIS. Lincoln. Symphonic Choir l, 2, A Cappella Choir 3. MARILYN NUGENT. McKinley. Student Senate 3: Hi- Stepping l, 2, 3-Pres. 3, Y4Teens 3. FRANCES OETTINGER, Washington, Ken Kom Klub 3: Wig and Mask 3, G.A.A. l, 2. t DOLORES OGORODNIK. Washington. Y-Teens 2, 35 Sem- inar 3g Symphonic Choir l, 2, 3. CLIFFORD OGREN. McKinley. Bond 'l, 2, Swimming 2, 3. NEAL OLKIVES. Merrill, Wisconsin. 'A' VERNETTA OLSON. Lincoln. VERA CAROL OMELIANCHUK. Washington. G.A.A. l, 2, 3. BETTY JANE ORRICO. Washington. Quill and Scroll 2, 3g KENEWS 2, 3. June, 1951 ,.-I Seniors WAYNE PEARCE. Lincoln. Ariisf Alley 2. ADELINE POTTHAST. Friedens. FREDA POTTHAST, Friedens. ir HARVEY PROULX. McKinley. MARY ELLEN PRUITT. Elkhari, Indiana. New Life Club 2, 3, Y-Teens 2, 3, Wig and Mask 3. MARION PUHEK. McKinley. Y-Teens I, 2. ir JERRY PULERA. McKinley. Swing Band 1, 2, 3, JAMES PULERA. McKinley. MELVIN RADKE. McKinley. Fooiball-Sophomore I. JEAN ORTH. McKinley. P.T.A.A. I, Junior Red Cross I, 2 Quill and Scroll 3, G.A.A. I, 25 Y-Teens I5 S.C.A Cashier 2, KENEWS 37 SPY Salesman 2. RICHARD PACKMAN. Washington. Siudenf Senate 3 Laeii Lafini I, 2, 3-Pres. 3. GILBERT PAHL. Lincoln. 'A' RICHARD PALMEN. Genoa, Wisconsin. JASPER PASSARELLI. McKinley. Fooiball-Sophomore 'I EUGENE PERRI. Lincoln. P.T.A.A. 'I, 2, Spanish Club 'I, Symphonic Choir Ip A Cappella Choir 2, 3-Pres. 3 Crossed Rifles 'I, 2, 3, R.O.T.C. 1, 2, 3. t LESTER PERUGINI. Lincoln. Band 'I, 2, 3. VIRGINIA PEZZIN. Lincoln. Girl Scouts 'I. BARBARA PIERCE. Washington. Y-Teens 3. RITA RAFFERTY. St, Catherine's. Hi-Style 3-Vice-Pres.-3, Girl Scouts 2, 3, Y-Teens 2, 3. JEAN RANOUS. Washington, Racine. Hi-Style 2, 3- Sec'y 3, Pres. 3, New Life Club 2, French Club l, 2, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3. DOROTHY RASMUSSEN. Lincoln. Y-Teens 3, Girl Scouts 2, 3, Library Club 2, 3, Symphonic Choir l, A Cap- pella Choir 2, 3. ir DOLORES REINSDORF. Lincoln. Artist Alley l. DONALD REITER. Frieclens. Class President 2, Class Treasurer 1, Esquire 2, 3-Vice'Pres. 3, Pres. 3, K-Club 2, 3, Annex Student Council l-Pres. 'l, Student Sen- ate I, 2, 3, New Life Club 'l, 2, 3-Vice-Pres. 3, P.T.A.A. l, Football-Sophomore 'l, Track l, 2, 3, Cross Country 2, 3, Quill and Scroll-Treas. 3, SPY l, 2, 3-Business Manager 3, Prom Committee Chairman 2, Prom King 2. DARLEEN RICHARDSON. McKinley. Trident 2, 3. 'A' FRANK RITACCA. McKinley. RITA RIZZO. Washington. Y-Teens 2, 3. ROSALIE RIZZO, Washington. Honor Society 2, 3, New Life Club l, 2, Ken Kam Klub 3, Girl Scouts 2, 3, Y-Teens l, 2. ir GERALD ROBERTS. Friedens. Bowling l, 2-Sec'y l. SALLY ROBERTS. Lincoln. Class Treasurer 2, Trident 2, 3-Vice-Pres, 3, Y-Teens l, 2, 3--Pres. 'l, Sec'y 3, Vice-President General Y-Teens 3, Girl Scouts 2, 3. RICHARD ROBILLARD. McKinley. French Club 1, R.O.T.C. 3. uk MARY RODE. Lincoln, Student Senate 3, New life Club 3, Seminar 2, 3-Pres. 3, Y4Teans l, 2, 3, Laeti Latini 2, 3, Symphonic Choir 3. JOHN ROHDE. lincoln. K-Club I, 2, 3, Track l, 2, 3, Cross Country l, 2, 3-Capt. 2. EDWARD RONZIA. McKinley. Class Vice-President 3, Red Triangle 2, 3-Treas. 3, K-Club 2, 3, Quill and Scroll 2, 3, Basketball-B Squad 'l, Football-Varsity 1, 2, 3, KENEWS 2, 3. 'A' BETTY ANN ROSE. Lincoln. Annex Student Council l, Honor Society 2, 3, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, Treasurer General Y-Teens 3, Seminar 2, 3. TED ROSENGREN. Lincoln. ELAINE ROSENTRETER. Lincoln, June, 1951 -41- Seniors KEITH SCHMUDE. McKinley. Annex Student Council 15 Honor Society 2, 35 Laeti Latini 1, 2, 3-Jr. Consul 25 Seminar 25 R.O.T.C. 2, 3. IRENE SCHNEIDER. Lincoln. Honor Society 2, 35 P.T.A.A. 15 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3-Vice-Pres. 35 Girl Scouts 2, 35 Ken Kom Klub 3-Treas. 35 Seminar 35 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3- Pres. 2, Vice-President General Y-Teens 35 Symphonic Choir 1, 25 A Cappella Choir 3. ROGER SCHNEIDER. Washington. 'Ir GARY SCHROEDER. Friedens. Cross Country 2. ROBERT SCHWAAB. Lincoln. Junior Red Cross 2, 35 Quill and Scroll 2, 35 Loeti Lotini 35 KENEWS 2, 3- Business Manager 3. KATHRYN SCHWANKE. Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Wig and Mask 35 Trident 1, 2, 3, 'A' MARTHELLA SCOON. Lincoln. P.T.A.A. 15 Girl Scouts 2, 35 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3. FLORICE SERPE. Washington, New Life Club 1, 25 Girl Scouts 2, 35 Y-Teens 1, 2. GLENDA SHEPPARD. Lincoln. Class Vice-President 1, 25 Class Secretary 35 Hi-Style 2-Corres. Sec'y 25 G.A.A. Bowling 15 Y-Teens 15 SPY 25 Homecoming Queen 3. IYLAH RUDIE. Colfax, Wisconsin. Wig and Mask 3. ANITA RUEBSAMEN. Friedens. Y-Teens 1, 2. FRANK RUFFALO. McKinley. S.C.A. Cashier 15 Orchestra 1, 2, 3. 'A' RONALD RZEPLINSKI. Chicago, Illinois. MARY LOU SAFTIG. Lincoln. Girl Scouts 15 Library Club 25 Y-Teens 1, 2, JACK ROBERT SAMPSON. Lincoln. i' DOROTHY SANTILONI. Washington. S.C.A. Cashier 3. PATRICIA SCHAFFER. St, George's. MARILYN SCHEND. Lincoln. Girl Scouts 3 BRUCE SIMPKINS. Lincoln. New Life Club I. PHIL SKOVRONSKI. Washington. Red Triangle 3, Golf I, 2, 3-Capt. 2, S.C.A. Cashier 2. DONNA SLAGOSKE. Frieclens. Spanish Club 2, Y-Teens 'l. 'A' BLAKE SMITH, Lincoln. K'Club 3, Quill and Scroll 3, Tennis 'l, 2, 3, KENEWS Photographer I, SPY Photo- grapher I, 2, 3. EMILY SMITH. Lincoln. Honor Society 2, 3-Pres. 3, Student Senate 3, French Club 2, library Club I, Y-Teens I, 2, 3-Vice-Pres. 'l, Pres, 2, General Y'Teens Sec'y 2, Y-Teen Conference 2, Debating 2, 3, Forensics 2, 3, National Forensic League 2, 3-Pres. 3, SPY Salesman 2. GENE SMITH. Friedens. 'A' SUE SMITH. Washington Park. Spanish Club 2, Sym- phonic Choir 3-Business Mgr. 3, Y-Teens 3. RAMON SMITH. Friedens. R.O.T.C. I, ROBERT SMITH. Washington. 'A' DONALD SNIATYNSKI. Washington. TERESA SPECA. McKinley. K-Teens 3-Pres. 3, New Life Club 2, 3-Vice-Pres. 3, Student Senate 2, Girl Scouts I, 2, 3--Treas. I, Y-Teens I, 2, 3-Pres. I, Vice-Pres. 3, Y-Teen Conference I, G.A.A. Bowling I, S.C.A. Cashier 2, SPY 3. DOROTHY SPLIETH. Friedens. G.A.A, I, 2, 3-Sec'y 3, Symphonic Choir I, 2, A Cappella Choir 3. 'A' WILLARD STEINBACH. Lincoln. ELVERA STERN. St. George's. DOROTHY STIPANUK. Lincoln. Ken Kom Klub 3, Sym phonic Choir I, A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 'A' HAROLD STREBLOW. Lincoln. LOUIS STREEK. Lincoln. R.O.T.C. I, 2. GLADYS STRUSKY. Washington. Girl Scouts I, Y-Teens 'l. June, 1951 4 Q -43- l -fi: Seniors KATHRYN THOMSEN. St. Catherine's. Student Senate 2, High Stepping Club 3, Girl Scouts 2, 3, Ken Kom Klub 3, Library Club 'l, 2, Y-Teens 'l, 2. RICHARD TORCASO. Lincoln. Band I, 2, 3. PAUL TROMBINO. McKinley. 'k MARILYN UNTERSHINE, Lincoln. Y-Teens 3. EUGENE UPHILL. McKinley. MARY ANN VALASTIK. Lincoln. utr JIM VAN ZILE. Lincoln. K-Club 'l, Golf 'l, 2, 3. DOROTHY VELKY. Washington. Girl Scouts I, 2, 3, Y-Teens 'I, 3. ANNE VEMER. Washington. JACK SUTHERLAND. Lincoln. DORIS SWANSON. McKinley. Orchestra 1, 2, 3-Trecis. 2, 3, Concert Mistress 2, 3. ARDELL SWENSEN. Lincoln. High Stepping 2, G.A.A. Bowling 'l. A' ANTHONY TARESKI. McKinley. KENNETH TENNESSEN, Lincoln. Truck i, 2, 3, Cross Country 3. VIRGINIA TENUTA. McKinley. Spanish Club 3, Dru- mutic Club 3. ir PATRICIA THOMEY. Lincoln. Trident 2, 3, Girl Scouts 'l, 2, 3, Girl Scout Cabinet 3, Y-Teens 3. GLENN THOMPSON. Washington. Class President 2, Red Triangle 2, 3, Football-Sophomore I, Junior Vor- sity 2, Track 'l, 2, 3. I.ILA RUTH THOMPSON. Lincoln. P.T.A.A. 'l, 2, 3, G.A.A. Bowling 3, Y-Teens 2, 3, SPY Salesman 'l. June, 1951 JOAN ZALESKI. Washington. LIANE ZAVACKE. Washington. Ken Kom Klub 35 New Lite Club I, 25 Girl Scouts I, 2, 35 Y-Teens I, 2. .-i .- JACQUELINE ZIMMERMANN. Washington. Honor Society 2, 35 Y-Teens I, 3-Treas. 35 Spanish Club 25 French Club 3-Sec'y 35 Seminar Club 3. .IEANELLEN MARTIN. St. Catherine's. Hi-Style 25 Girl Scouts I, 2, 35 French Club 25 New Life Club 2, 35 Red Cross Council 35 Seminar 25 Y4Teens 2, 3--Treas. 35 Quill and Scroll 35 SPY 3. MARY ELIZABETH VENTURA. McKinley. G.A.A, 1, LESTER VITE. Lincoln. Crossed Rifles 'I5 KENEWS 1. DIANE VOGT. Lincoln. High Stepping Club I, 2, 3, Girl Scouts 2. A JERRY WACHS. McKinley. MARTHA WALLACE. Vero Bench, Florida. Y-Teens 3. THOMAS WALLEN. McKinley, P.T.A.A. 25 Crossed Rifles I, 2, 35 R.O.T.C. I, 2, 35 Symphonic Choir I. 'A' ELIZABETH WALLO. Washington. New Life Club 2: Girl Scouts I, 2, 35 Y-Teens I, 2, 35 Ken Kom Klub 3. MARTHA WATRING. Lincoln. High Stepping Club I: Symphonic Choir I, 2, 3. MARILYN WEBER. Washington. DOROTHY WEHNER. St. George's. K-Teens 'I, 2, 3- Vice-Pres, 35 New Life Club I5 Girl Scouts I, 2, 35 Girl Scout Cabinet 2, 3-Vice-Pres. 35 Y-Teens I, 25 Ken Kom Klub 3-Vice4Pres. 35 SPY Salesman 25 S.C.A. Cashier 3. JUDITH WEHNER. Lincoln. Band I, 2, 3. ELSIE WENZELMANN. Friedens. Symphonic Choir 'I5 A Cappella Choir 2, 3. WILLIAM WIDMANICH. Washington. Tennis 2, 3. JEAN WILLIAMS. Lincoln, Band I, 25 Bowling I. MARGARET WILSON. Lincoln. 'ltr SHIRLEY WITAMYER. Washington. Girl Scouts I, 2, 35 Y-Teens I, 35 Ken Kom Klub 3. IRIS WYMAN. Lincoln. G.A.A. I. 2. PATRICIA ZALES. Washington. Class Secretary 25 Sub Deb 3-Sec'y 35 Student Senate I, 2, 35 Tri-School Council I, 2, 35 Badger Girls' State 25 Honor Society 2, 3-Vice-Pres. 35 Y-Teens I, 2--Treas. 'I5 Trident 2, 35 New Life Club 25 General Y-Teens Secretary 25 Girl Scouts I, 2, 35 Girl Scout Cabinet T, 2, 3-Vice4 Pres, 2, Pres. 35 Symphonic Choir I5 A Cappella Choir 2, 35 Homecoming Attendant 3. ,Q if 3 7 2 1 x 71' TY W if f si if 4 i. iw :sglzezfzak Qs 'Z My 4 3. .f gf ,I an K if ,ily-f o ,us qui. bl-A. V u, xi if T s Q li S' X ' W' fifnn-df .v . Lv Q? 4 - I-lt? in ,af mawi Pat Shelley, vice-president: Shirley Manllow- ski, secretary, Lois Bennett, treasurer: and Paul Shwaiko, president, are the leaders of the last mid-year class of Kenosha high school. Video Hopefuls of 1952 hnme rnnm llll MR. ENGLE Row 'I: Ruth Martinson, Ruth Mitchell, Dorothy Massari, LaVerne Piehl, Shirley Mankowski. Row 2: Nancy Pias, Marian Ogilvie, Eileen O'Mara, Virginia Pezzin, Yvonne Molinaro, Sue Carol Molinaro, Peggy Nemeth. Row 3: Richard Larsen, Jeanne Michele, Mari- lyn Nugent, Betty O'NeiI, Nina Martino, Barbara Nikson, Joan Meurer, Row 4: Ronald Lourigan, Robert Newhouse, Richard Moore, Eric Nelson, Norman Lindas, Dario Madrigrano, John Metallo. Row 5: William Larsen, Eugene Meyer, Rich- ard Lewicke, Bob Meissner, Myrle Olson, Oakley MacPherson, David Nelson, Norman Menden. hnmu rnnm 112 MISS CAMPBELL Raw l: Jane Knoecller, Maite Jensen, Lillian Legler, Rita Kast, Row 2: Judy Hahn, Arlene Jensen, Mariorie Hart, Karel Kyncl, Marliea Kraemer, Mar- lene Kruse, Dolores Ludwig. Row 3: Don Hildewig, Ronald Haubrich, Joan Holderness, Jo Anne MacPherson, Betty Hawley, Nancy Main, Georgia Halberstadt. Row 4: Bill Hafke, Allan Haubrich, Keith Hogle, Richard Hansen, Don Jambrek, Eric Knautz, John lovine. Row 5: Robert Klemm, Ronald Hagan, Bob Hinds, Ray Koski, Wally Knutson, Fred Krist, Harry Larsen. .Y ? ,n ,.i Q J .Q at Xxfxm X sg. ' 9 QS Y 'Us S S W fs-i .. - MS: 5 ' -1' 'il S . x kk ix, .K W' 4 V X Q ,i:: . if MX? 35: fi . K 'Q 2 Q8 X-K, qsxQ' we M U3 - 2 . ?.x V IN xx , 5 .Q af: 4 ' U is gf! Qs 60 v Q 21.5 gust gi-if -5 mf I Q ix Q xgwjw is i fxilkgi 3? A ia. N gw E is fx sw Q M 's wi xx' QT A get 'F V s 3 , Q V :QT 5 ' vs X x . ,MX . , ik S if 1 'if' Q sf 0- - Xu? Q MFE N 8 M, ' K Q X ,Q . -Q, b vim -Q MTQYK Q . Y. .,5 if 'N ig xg, f -v img' XXQ. .. . gp Q x- i- - - .uf x Q. , .P .ir its US.-Q Y ' :qw N f F Qi N KEYS WJ X K N J 12 , - f ' L . M ' - E l S ms A x . A K if Q 1 , -Q A Y' WF 1 hume mum 3E4h Happy in their iobs as Junior B Oliicers are Dave Threinen, vice-president, Judy Zuffa, secretary, Ronald Bunda, president, and Mary Holt, treasurer. Juniors MR. BUCK Row I. Delores Celebre, Mildred Behr, Rose Mary Biscardi, Mary Burtt, Patricia Beclore. Row 2: Barb Bushonville, Jane Brever, Janet Bruch, Helen Briscoe, Kathleen Callahan, Noreen Boyle, Shirley Bitter, Daisy Bloom. Row 3: Eddie Bonaretti, Ronnie Bunda, Doug- las Cleereman, Tam Blankley, Richard Chi- appetta, Marilyn Brock, Doris Caviezel, Ruth Borg, Helen Bruchaty. Row 4: John Callahan, Harold Blaim, Ronald Bloxdorf, Dante Bindelli, Karl Brown, Pete Cobabe, John Callahan, Bill Biscardi, Tom Camilli. Row 5: John Brandt, Ray Carney, Ronnie Bracegirdle, Louis Cicchini, Dick Bundies, Allan Clark, Leonard Boresch, Ronald Bruzas, Robert Chase. hnme runm 32421 MR. WHITAKER Row 'l: Mary Becker, Florence Alberts, Roselle Banga, Olivia Aiello. Row 2: Gene Bennett, Antoinette Alia, Phyllis Ballard, Patsy Beckman, James Angelici, Helen Altergott, Florence Angelo. Row 3: Max Baum, Mary Barden, Patricia Bauer, Constance Bailey, Patsy Baker, Jean Agazzi, Ellen Andrews. Row 4: Laura Bastianelli, Lois Becker, Roger Anderson, Jerry Barnes, Al Amadio, Ray Becker, Bill Barden, Row 5: James Benko, Otis Barnett, Don Ben- ning, Jack Barden, Richard Adams, John Beard, Jerry Adamson. undersfudy aging Seniors hnme rnnm 312 MR. CHRISTY Row I: Earlene Jornt, Pat Jornt, Dorothy Jambrek, Louise Jorgensen, Ronald James, John Hollingshead. Row 2: Walter Hotchkiss, Doris Jespersen, Kathleen Johnson, Dorothy Hopf, Jane Hol- land, Madeline Holmes. Row 3: James Higgens, Ralph Hopf, Marilyn Juhnke, Mary Holt, Lois Huetten, Sylvia Jambrek. Row 4: Bruce Ireland, Don Hinrichs, Richard Jake, Roger Huiik, Jerry Herrmann, Harvey Heal. hnme rnnm 316 MISS DOHERTY Row I: Alicia Hawley, Dick Guttormsen, Joyce Hartnell, Karen Gulbrandsen. Row 2: Joanne Hill, Betty Gross, Laura Harm- sen, Jim Hampshire, Patricia Helton, Albino Grisk. Row 3: Lucy Harms, Shirlee Harrison, Bar- bara Ann Hallen, Audrey Hammelev, Beverly Higgins, Carl Hautzinger. Row 4: Wanda Hansen, Tom Hasenberg, Leslie Hackbarth, Bill Hansche, Roger Hall, Garry Haubrich, Dick Hall. Row 5: Virginia Gums, Gerald Hanson, John Hackett, Ron Hazen, Charles Guenther, John Grno, Rick Hautzinger. hume rnnm Hlll MISS DENSMORE Row I: Joanne Klobuchar, Jean Kollmann, Beverly King, Carole Kluender, Margaret Kaufman, Carol Kenny, Dorothy Kober. Row 2: Sally Koehler, Frances Kolowski, Bar- bara Koster, Wayne Konga, Alice Karnes, James Komurec, Bob Kessler, Colleen Kra- mer. Row 3: Bill Judeiko, Roland Ketchum, lla Jean Kraak, Wade Kollman, Marion Kresal, Patricia Kollman, Jim Kitfel. Row 4: Robert Kluka, Wayne Joss, George Kermgard, Burt Klabunde, Bob Jensen, Russ Jensen, Luanne Kubec. hi..44l. emorrze sfarrmg roles hnme mum 322 MR. PASKA Row 1: Mary DeRango, JoAnn Christenson, Jean Decker, Gwendolyn Clark, Geraldine Corkins, Antoinette Czarnecki, Mary Cutler. Row 2: Joan Czerwinski, Jane Deitering, Mary Cox, Joan Clohesey, Joan Cerminarcu, Jean DeRango, Catherine DiCello. Row 3: John Doty, Preston DeHamer, Jane Despin, Joe Dattilo, Dick Dibble, Bob Costen, Leroy Donner. Row 4: Keith Crawford, Bill Connell, Ronald Doerring, Ronald Dietman, Donovan Cum- mings, Louis DiCclstri, Terry Conway,Jerry Dann. hmm: rnnm 320 MISS BANGSBERG Row I: Marie Engel, Mariel Dosemagen, Bar- bara Epstein, Mary Dorsey, Louise Duro- cher, Barbara Dumke. Row 2: Betty Doerschlag, Barbara Dosemagen, Donna Ellis, Elizabeth Ellison, JoAnn Dose- magen, Pauline Dyutka. Row 3: Ronald Fischer, Shirley Drinkwine, Harry Filz, Vern Firchow, James Fortner, Edward Fabian. Row 4: Warren Englund, Patrick Farmer, Gene Fennell, Ronald Falak, Robert Fonk, Charles Fischer. hnme rnnm 313 MR. DAVEY Row 'l: Tilda Firmani, Susan Freitag, Bonnie Goodare, Joanne Gearhart, Joyce Giannoni, Lydia Ficcadenti. Row 2: Barbara Fritzsche, Barbara Galdonik, Barbara Grimmer, Edna Gayhart, Bonnie Gratehouse, Sally Garris, Charlotte Fred- erick. Row 3: Franklin Forrest, Donald Greidanus, Bernard Galley, Virginia Glass, Loretta Fos- binder, Jim Greco. Row 4: Leon Furman, John Frick, Vernon Goergen, Mike Garrett, Bob Girman, John Gennaccaro, Mark Girman. hnmu mum 300 MISS MOODY Row i: Mary LeRose, Shirley Legler, Blanche Kugler, Barbara LaCrosse, Elaine Ladvienka, Shirley Ladousa. Row 2: Mary Lampos, Violel Kunca, Darlene Laslxy, Bernice Leiling, Jo- anne Larsen, Pal Leipzig. Row 3: James Kroening, Roberl Krause, Barlon LaCrosse, Myron Kuyowa, Louis LaMacchia, Row 4: Ronald Kuchera, James Lee, Don Kueny, Ray Koos, Bill LaCombe. humu ruum 302 MISS BROWN Row l: Janel Madison, Janice Loew, Audrey Lindas, Elviera Mancini, Mary Llewellyn, Lois Manson. Row 2: Eugene Llanas, Sue Ludwig, Kay Loef, Palricia Liegler, Donna Millmo, Margarel Magna. Row 3: Leo Maculcewic, Larry Lorenl, Beverly Mann, Eleanor Lois, Palri- cia Madison, Hildegord Lissner, Lois Lovald. Row 4: Tom lourigan, Donald Lenlz, Sirl Leonard, Bob Lees, Donald Lucas, Don Lloyd, Ray Lulrawslli, llllllll! ruum 303 MlSS DUNCAN Row l: Agnes Malosica, Wanda Mar- quissee, Bernice Merrill, Joyce Mae son, Allred Manlwano, Mary Jane Mish. Row 2: Mary McAleer, Mildred Mal- risch, Doris Maxwell, Darlene Maur- er, Joy Mish, Mary Mayer. Row 3: Roberl Moralez, Jerry Milchell, Peler Marlin, Lucille Mink, Eileen McAleer, Calherine Miller. Row 4: John McDonough, Gary Mc- Collum, Tom Marlall, Barlon Mc- Niel, Charles Mohr, Ellsworlh Mink, Bob Moczulewski. llllllll! mum 305 MISS BISBEE Row l: Sherry Over, Belly Paschke, Norila Newman, Belly Nayoichiclx, Carmella Passerelli. Row 2: Belly Nash, Joan Murray, Palricia Owens, Ardele Nelson, Carol Nelson, Tom Murphy, Belly Myers, Carol Pascucci. Pow 31 Junel Paxson, Helen Milchell, Marjorie Newman, Miss Bishce, Florence Molinaro, Rulh Nelson, Row 4: Joe Nelson, Ed Naidicz, Jerome Nelson, Clarence Niemi, George Moseley, Gerhard Nies. Row 5: John Nagocle, Peler Murphy, Slcplien Mulicli, Norman Nielsen, Bill Nelson, Spencer Nelson, ar Awaif chance on audro frequency waves hnme rnnm 315 MR. WALTER Row T: Darlene Raffone, Alice Ruftalo, Kath- leen Ricchia, Joan Seger. Row 2: Jewel Rock, Patricia Rosing, Betty Jo Sanders, Bernardine Ricciarcli, Meredith Russell, .loan Reader. Row 3: Clifford Randle, Richard Pfalif, Betty Ratshinske, Vicki Saftig, Sylvia Ritacca, Ruth Renick. Row 4: Joe Richie, Jim Rice, Fred Pohlman, Edward Qvandt, .loe Pompani, Virginia Salerno, Donna Rusecke. , Row 5: Robert Pierce, Charles Pflug, Wayne Riley, Richard Reynaud, Don Poltrock, Joe Petrin, Larry Rice. hnme rnnm 121 MR, HERMSEN Raw l: Merle Van Lane, Eunice Taylor, Sue Ellen Thomas, Kathleen Urick, Lorraine Valo, Lu Anne Van Lydegraf, Robert Tenuta. Row 2: Karen Timm, Janet Tate, Jane Titley, Eleanor Thomas, .loan Turcek, Phyllis Van Patten. Row 3: Bill Swank, Shirley Thomas, Bill Smith, David Spera, Bruce Smithback, Ray- mond Taffora, Ronnie Stewart, Row 4: Bob Thomas, Wayne Sorensen, Jim Stahl, Jim Smith, Bob Stapleton, Gordon Svendsen, Richard Stein. hnme rnnm 321 MISS STEFFEN Row 'l: Nancy Smaniotto, Brenda Smith, Ar- line Smith, Mary Spizzirri. Row 2: Marian Supita, Cynthia Soule, Amy Stalker, Joanne Talley, Anne Sweeney. Row 3: Patti Jo Smiles, Marilyn Steffensen, Joan Slazes, Donna Sorensen, Gloria Stef- ani, Patricia Stone. Row 4: Sydney Swan, Jim Schoettler, Eugene Simons, Herbert Schafer, Norman Shelton, Richard Schmunck. Row 5: Roger Schoenfeld, Bob Simon, Barclay Smith, John Schmidt, Milton Slater, James Schmidt, Jacob Scalfri. home rnum 309 MR. BROWN Row 'lz Antionette Padella, Rosemary Ptacheln, Patricia Pias, Carol Piehl, Marilyn Pilger, Antonia Pica. Row 2: June Pofahl, Dolores Pocan, Margaret Ploshee, Jeanette Posthu- mus, Eleanor Potter, Shirley Penni- man, Joyce Pellegrino, Patricia Prehl. Row 3: Joanne Puntillo, Larry O'Brien, Harald Oberholtzer, Frank Perri, Frank Perone, Jack O'Berto. Row 4: Bob Ogle, Monte Palmer, Jerome Otto, Dan Odegaard, Pete Petrausky, Elmer Olep. hnme runm 319 MISS BREISETH Raw l: Patricia Schenk, Shirley Schul- kowski, Carol Schneider, Joan Slack, Phyllis Slack, Palma Settimi. Row 2: Elaine Sinnen, Mary Scheckler, Birgit Selander, Nancy Sevey, Sally Shankland, Janet Schneeberger, Nancy Sisnovich, Row 3: Jane Schnaufer, Shirley San- derson, Carson Rhode, Lawrence Roeder, Santo Salituro, Paul Rovik, Charles Ruthe. Row 4: Robert Ruble, Bob Ripley, Dennis Rollain, Charles Runge, Bur- ton Rubenstein. hnnm rnmn lll MISS OATES Row l: Lorraine Wember, Marilyn Veale, Joan Walker, Catherine Wendricks, Rosemary Vignieri. Row 2: Anna Marie Veleke, Georgia Walters. Donna Veleke, Joan Wade, leah Wambalt, Marilyn Voelz, , Raw 3: Peter Trecroci, Charles Timme, Dick Tomlinson, Arthur Van Lydef graf, Kenny Thoreson, Dante Vena, Joe Trocheck. Row 4: Harold Voight, Dave Threinen, Bob Truax, Santo Venn, Gino Vil lani, Bruce Thompson. hmm: mum lllll MRS. BAYLER Row l: Catherine Williams, Gayle Wiertl, Marcia White, Judy Yule, Arlene Wheeler, Joan Wicklund, Albert Wheeler. Row 2: Josephine Willmington, Carol Zimmermann, Carol Whitefoot, Syl- via Woydelko, Nancy Zaylor, Bar- bara Zimmermann, Richard Wesl- phal. Row 3: Richard Voves, Tom Young, Clif! Wendricks, Allwin Wudell, Jean Zaccarelli, Judy Zuffa, Row 4: Bob Zanotti, Ted Wenszell, Charles Wheeler, Gerald Ziqner, Cedric Whitcomb, Joseph Wallace, Clay Willmington, Andrew Was- munclt, 'fr' .1 W. R emi ac W ,-f K ANNEX STUDENT COUNCIL Row 'l: Kathleen Janssen, Pai Willie, Barbara Brick, Audrey Cooper, Monica Werner, Eileen Henderleiter. Row 2: Wayne Cleveland, Lavonne Anderson, Joyce Lill, Sally Olson, Barbara Santa- poalo, Marianne Manson. Row 3: Russell Sacco, Tom Holdmann, Lenny Rizzo, Virgil Harp, Bob Zura, Mike Madory. Soph handle bif paris hume rnum 12 MR. NYE Row 'lz Dick Rice, Florene McCurdy, Nara Bae Lieb, Gail Woodard, Sylvia Schoefller. Row 2: Dolores Wenszell, Mildred Gogola, Bernice Prosiko, Beverly Kaleck, Maureen Callahan, Cyril Lichler, David Grimshaw, James Woodbury. Row 3: Pat Kleisr, Larry Gerou, Slanlev Lorenz, Bruce Katt, Lois Callahan, Carol Neu, Barbara Gallo, Gudrun Jensen, Louis Pillizzi. Row 4: David Hilchler, Lenny Rizzo, Jerry Lenlz, Doreen Marlino, Harold Jensen, John Koling. Row 5: John Ogle, Henry Peroilo, Dan Wal- ring, Bill Jacob, Solly Viclorio, Bill Swaral, Jacob Lulack. hnml: rnnm 13 MISS BAAR Row 'l: Marilyn Pfeiffer, Amelia Ghera, Peggy Mackay, David Jeranek, Pa? Tenula, Bar- bara Brace, Gloria Fox. Row 2: Agnes Marshall, Arlene Fosberg, Mary Ellen Pingifore, Clara Gorler, Miriam Gen- ack, Patricia Hanson, Darlene Mehls, Delores De Chiara, Monica Werner, Barbara How- ard. Row 3: Joe Romano, Bob Henricksen, James Lesniak, Bob Woinicz, Marlin Ruetz, Eddie Edquisl, Mariorie Kloel, Jerry Fonk. Raw 4: Frank Pawlaczyk, Duane Gahlbeclc, Ken Elderbrook, Ed Huelten, James Jensen, Vincent Rilacca, Bob Kopesky, Lynn Blasch. w f- .M-f ,K ff QQ . N1 1 Q if ai we 'E 2? H' 5 S 132 :F Q25 u- A 5' ki, -ek. Wir N V neg v 9 is -iq Ky, , in yi - Q af A Q AQ X 1. M' gi S , X -use .XM 2 . v 9 x x M 'F Q, sf S- Y'-.ii Xs .5 m if ' - vw -X , 'QQ 5 , 'iwfx x 'r ma-as ff' 'fb If ,V .RQ X Q fwsxggw- QQ Q .Q-S Q 1 5 'Q .. S ,i x,,! Nw is Q vm 2 X K F x x4 ' m 5' gif, X - S BN vw 'K ...X x U, du 1 G lu . y Y 5 ax bi .u Q N if 5' Sw I Q, T awk. K. X Q S W WN R X. R+ - if wx W. W K X sf Ayn . A M ff, K. E' : IF Relaxing between classes are the sopho more class officers-Lenny Rizzo, president Audrey Akvick, secretary, and Bruce Katt vice president. Learn camera fechnique hnme runm 17 MR. CARLSON Row l: John Reno, John Dorff, Robert Piff, Ed Etzelmueller, Joe DeCono. Row 2: James Ziccarelli, Steve Gulan, Jerry Greene, Chester Kirk, James Dilley, Joe Magnino, Albert Maldenauer. Row 3: Bob Zura, Carl Remstacl, Art Perone, Bill Kult, Richard Pofahl, Harold Bagnal. Row 4: Marvin Martin, Jack Peachey, Marvin Miller, Richard Nielsen, Joe Greco, Walter Secor. Row 5: Jim Yorton, Paul Falduto, Eugene Cesario, Dole Crawford, .lack Schlater, Leonard Block, Vernon Putrow. hnme runm 15 MISS MCDONOUGH Row 'ln Ralph Willems, Ray Schwartz, Bar- bara Taube, Faith Tocklin. Row 2: Charlene Swanningscn, Sue Whit- more, Connie Tanner, Beaurena Thomas, Barbara Sanlapoalo, Dolores Safranski, Georgia Schneeberger. , Row 3: Marion Nelson, Mary Jane Tenuta, George Stevens, Mike Saliiuro, Ronald Tab- bert. Row 4: Suzanne Schulte, Pasty Schwirzke, John Thomka, Charles Schend, James Slep- ler, Donna Scott. Row 5: Larry Curtiss, Tom Wirtz, Clem Sepanski, Jay Merrick, Ronald Stein. llmm: mum 25 MR. PEEL ow l: Tom Petterson, Marion Slater, Catherine Spallato, Lois Rabed'-au, Eileen Henderleiter, Helen Dreqer, Jean Sacco, Pau line Stenstrom, Louise Tonuta. ow 2: landon Edwards, Kathleen Shannon, Dorothy Palmer, Bar laura Sniatynski, Sandra Stein hog, Hazel Curr, Edith Steele, Ruth Simmonds, Patricia Sadowf ski. ow 3: David Smith, Ronald Wil liams, Paul Velyikis, Jerry Green' berg, Mike Campagna, Chester Sobol, Arnold Erickson, Fred Neuman, Wilbur Chapman, ow 4: James Quimby, James Spaulding, Bob Butera, Ronald Ruffalo, John Murray, Roger Strautrnan, Charles Wecldel, Jim Acerbi, Don Christan, Robert Christon, Tom Udstuen. humr: ruum 21 MR. SMITH ow l: Dorothy Bardwell, Judy Keller, Marianne Madson, Robert Fay, Richard Kewenig, Richard Carey, Rosemary Andrea. ow 2: Irena Sukis, Carol Cogell, Marianne Principe, Yvonne la Jeunesse, Shirley Fonk, Irene Macik, Arlene Millhouse, Sandra Binncy, Lalyne langenbach, Elaine Smith, 'ow 3: Dick Peck, Richard Hofi, Joanne Zalad, Legia lirgameris, Pat Bird, Faith MacDade, Con nie Koehler, Elaine McCuHery, Connie Kircher. 'ow 4: Howard Doerflinqer, Glenn DeYoung, Don Monson, Donald Sikora, Bill Shields, Sally Gabe, Burhura Dmnke, Rae Schwanke, Jim Baxter, Clark Miller, Dick Flynn, 'ow 5: Al Frederick, Art Last, Dick Jensen, George Principe, Dick Doty, Peter Anderson, Ken Scribner, Frank Caira, Ron nie Easterday, Michael Siernons, Steve Slaivs, Edward leach. llunu: mum Eli MRS. BACHER low l. Lois Huahes, Aclelle Jane Marshall, Shirley Nelson, Mari- lyn Ritacca, Georqianna Greene, Connie Gallo, Marlene Rossi, Dorothy Lee Neuman. Tow 2: Dorene Frank, Joanne Kuhnley, Bernice larnluert, Fran ces Flatley, Grace Mascarette, Patricia Willie, Annette Mas carette. low 3: Leon Niedr-rkorn, Kenneth lumber, Don Loemer, Paul Def Rose, Joe Mangan, John Hill man, laVerne Patton, Daniel Jensen, low 4: Per Kalstrup, Paul Lend man, Alfred Menao, Pat Younq, Rudy Wirtli, Gordon McAleer, Nick Purry. llulm: mum .ld MAJOR SCHUMACHER low l: Henry Peterson, Douglas Vitc, Michael Knutz, Bob Davis, Marwood Clausen. low 2: John Romanowski, Eugen.: Robertson, Richard Stummer, Don Bertoflf Bill Anderson. low 3: Ken Fink, William Nyland, Sidney Davis, John Petrin, low 4: Norman Larsen, Brian Note ton, Virgil Harp, Derreld lanctot, Ken Chiodo, Don Renzulli. if ,enommz X X : hx ,Ai S Q ,,.. sw N Long for lucky break hmm: rnnm E3 MR. HUBERTY Row 1: Rose Cesaretfi, Marlene Counley, Ce- celia Flocker, Marie Berry, Jean Pfaff. Raw 2: Eileen Pagenkopf, Beth Kirn, Shirley Gram, Bernadette Hagelschur, Diane Pearce, Mary Sorensen, James Anderson. Row 3: Melvin Leys, Perine Perozzi, Mary Joy Ventura, Nancy Lee, Carol Jean Blax- dorf, Dorothy Hyatt, Dorolhy Yzsenga. Row 4: Keith Knudsen, Ray Klacan, Eleano Ciabatti, Charles Gulbransen, LaVonne Anderson. Raw 5: Glen Gerlach, Ronald Landre, Joe Zagame, Bruch Spaeth, Richard Kreuser, Bruce Bleashka. llnme rnnm E4 MR. KNICKREHN Row 'l: Audrey Slater, Kathleen Gillick, Ange- line Fabiano, Shirley Shreve, Rose Siracchi, Shirley Kaslica, Barbara Katt. Row 2: Louie DeFranca, Eddie Kemen, Sally Olson, Rubenia Hives, Florine Fairbanks, Rita Gentile, Carolyn Smith. Row 3: Richard Daum, John Wilmar, Jack Ludke, Fred DeMicchi, Tom Lees, Gene Gallo, George Whiterock, Row 4: AI Dolan, Kermit Hovey, Glenn Hoff- man, Alphonse Barca, Bruce Collins, Robert Rolbiecki, Lawrence Nelson. hnmn rnnm EH MR. HARTZELL Row 'l: Rose Marie Leta, Marilyn Mlynarek, Helen O'Neil, Rosemarie Baum, Madelyn Nudi. Row 2: Susan Hoey, Shirley Greenwald, Bev- erly Macaione, Kathy Janssen, Phyllis Marek, Nancy Monik, JoAnne Mackus, James Keller. Row 3: Joyce Giles, Mary Jarvey, Clarrine Wells, Anna Marie Antonelli, Lorraine Kelly, Joan Marion, Eva Frederick. Row 4: Beverly Reemer, Kathleen Tennessen, Tamara Furman, Beverly Krah, Carol Nes- land, Carol Nelson. Row 5: Dick Law, James Dodge, Lewis Weeks, Frank Blackman, George Thompson, Robert Jensen, Wayne Nelson. ,ffl , Q t N S ik A mx T5 .Q Q Q W sf: v 35 uf -' .QE W 'W 'Mw m if I Q gf f in iv . X N.. ' x if eb E wlma ,A HOB' --I? f DE F -x 'vwwh C Cn? 120' I E' f Lf. -lp 14,5- U -v --'Y fi!-rr, -. v T,g:xLu,f:.-,-v- 9 MZ, Xi? fi? The leading men of ess. f A t . . ft. . .,, 5, ESQUIRE Row 'lz Mario Bonofiglia, Jim Amendola, Don Poltrock, Ronnie Bunda, Eddie Bonaretti, Dave Threinen, Don Reiter. Row 2: Dick Nicolazzi, Tom Braatz, Frank Aiello, Alan Ameche, Don Ferkin, John Jasiunas, Bob Hinds, Fred Cundari. Not in picture: Jerry Adamson. RED TRIANGLE Row l: Bob Girman, Russ Jensen, Pele Murphy, Joe Kavalauskas, Dario Madrigrano, Phil Skovron- ski, Chuck Whitefoof. Raw 2: Bob Murphy, Sam Kishline, Ray Graglia, Glen Thompsen, Ed Ronzia. Not in picture: Bruce Katt, Wally Knutson, John Schmidt, Bob Jensen. is , Q as First Semester Frank Aiello. . Don Reiter. ,. Tom Braatz.. Jim Amendola ....... ESQUIRE Officers ... .... President. . , Second Semester .....,....DonRei1er . .... Vice-President ..... . . .Ed Bonarelli ..Secretary. . .. Don Poltrock ........ Corres. Sec'y. Mr. Highland . ...... ,..Advisor... Esquire . . . .Tom Braafz . , .Treasurer, , . . . .Dick Nicolazzi .. . . . . .Don Pollrock ,, ..,. Mr. Highland Esquire vs. Faculty Basketball Came: Homecoming Floatg Summer Picnic Bulletin Boarll Lightsg Dress-up Weekg Senior Banquetg Gifts for Homecoming Queen and Attemlantsg Christmas Party. First Semester RED TRIANGLE Officers Second Semester Chuck Whifefoof ....... President ............. Ed Ronzia Glen Thompson. .....Vice-President. . . .Dario Madrigrano Bob Girman ..... .... . Secretary ..,....... Sam Kisl-:line Ed Ronzia ..... .. ....Treasurer ....... Joe Kavalauskus Bob Murphy ......... Corres.Sec'y. ........ Bob Girman Mr. Smith ...... .....Adviscr,.... .......Mr, Smith red triangle Homecoming Floatg Danceg Cookie Sale: Candy at Basketball Camesg Rell Tri- angle vs. Faculty Basketball Cameg Courtesy Weekg Darl's Nightg Box So- cialg ,lug Cameg Gifts for Homecoming Queen aml Attenrlantsg Gifts to Chari- tiesg Spring Picnicg Christmas Party. no l K.H. . Firsl Semesfer Quenlin Katt. Ronald Rudy, ., Jim Granger . .. .. Paul Shwaiko., Hurry Larsen.. Mr. Davey HI-Y Omcers , Presidenlm Vice-President. ..Secrevary. Ulreusurer.. Cores. Sec'y. . .Advisor ,. Second Semesler . ...Ronald Rudy .. ...Quenlin Karl . . ..... Pav Shelley . . .... Paul Shwaikc . . . . .Norman Nielsen .......Mr. Davey Decorating this familiar spof are Russ Jensen, Roger Huiilc, and Don Reiter hi- liifls In .llullwrs al f:Ill'iSlllIllSQ .llasvvl -- ljllllldl' fllillvrg Salt' of l'rogrr1ms.: .Hills mul Uunuls at lfaskvllurll llarnvsg Dunn- Iions to R011 Cross: llifls lo Qmwn. Al- lvmlnrrls, mul f:flIll1ilIllfl'SQ Hi-Y Rvrrniong Hi-Y Rooms Trophy Display: Distribu- liun of rllrrrrlr of Uirnvs lfmls. 7- , l 'Y .,, JJ.. 8 L. l.-i 51' he 3? QQ' Hl-Y Row l: Quemin Karr, John 2 K Pal Shelley, P i 1 -f, 1,-Y Row 2: Norman Nielsen, N4 'W Larsen. Row 3: Roger Huiik, Sian D Shumway, Ed Palmen, Sliwaiko, Solly Viciorio Clarislian. Jim Granger, Don lucas, lovine, Hurry emske, Deon Noi in picrure: Ron Rudy, Paul , Don Firsl Semesfer Carolyn Turner... . . Nancy Stern .... Jean Ranous .... Marlene Douglas .,.... Barbara Johnsen Miss Reed .... , . . HI-STYLE HI-STYLE Officers . . President. . . . . .... Secreiary. . . Second Semesler Jean Ranous . Rita Rafferty Vice-President ..... ... .Marian Ogilvie .Treasurer, . . ...Joyce Pellegrino Corres. Sec'y ....... Eileen O'Mara Advisor .... ...... M iss Reed Row 'l: Barbara Lubbers, Nancy Siem, Carolyn Turner. Row 2: Judy Zuffa, Joyce Pelle- grino, Barbara Johnsen, Row 3: Rita Rafferfy, Eileen O'Mara, Karen Timm, Joan Murray. Row 4: Jean Ranous, Berry Eppers, i . Marion Ogilvie, Marlene Doug- las, Lydia Ficcadenfi. Noi in Pidure: Ruih Marvinson, eraldine Keckler Karen Gul- G , brandsen, Claire Burns. Beaufies The K-Teens furn their minds io damesiic matters and clean the school kitchen. hi-style Homecoming Floatg Gifts for Homecom- ing Attendantsg Taffy Apple Saleg Red Cross Animalsg Intramural Awardsg Big Eight Week Programsg Football But- tonsg Alumnae Teag Roaring 20's Assem- blyg Rell Cross Driveg Christmas Decora- lionsg Aid to Counselorsg WLIP Polio Drive Aidg Ching Chong Capersg Joint Tea. 1 x ' A Q A Q N, ...is FG Q , A, - Y, ii E 1 'A SG 2 K A i bf f ,,,. sm W - K .,., x K K . ll ' 'oi' 4, K xx 'x p. f , A AA, ' 3 All a K- J . ,WN ,gf ,Q-1 ,wwf ii ow 1: Jean Agazzi, Rita Kelly, Sharon Bornhuetter, Mar- 5 cia Evans, Sally Miellre, Joanne Gibson, Doreen Burklund. Raw 2: Joan Turcek, Agnes Not in Picture: Georgia Halber- Row l: Marianne Segal, Claire S- thy Kloep. J' ,, Row 2: Miss Moody, Lois Bennett, Not in Picture: Diane Bilotti, Rae produce sparkling ssemblies SUB DEB Matoska, Pat Zales, Agnes Zieth, Marilyn Andreoli, Eleanor Thomas, Margaret Kaufman, 5 Alice Sorensen. ' stadt, Lois Watts, Sue Whit- more, Audrey Akvick. K-Teens .- .gyjg-42647 A-,L-,J',,'lt.. e .' ' - -, v , - '. Steinbach, LaVerne Smith, Ter- esa Speca, Barbara Katt, Dara- W' f 'oe L. an ,A .A 'iso-x ev., Barbara von Schrader, Rita Kast, Joyce Andresen, Nancy Laleu- nesse, Barbara LaCrosse, Pat Kollman, Mary Holt, Dorothy Wehner. Schwanke, Joan Cerminara, Sal- ly Olson. SUB DEB First Semester Ollicers Second Semester Joanne Gibson ...... ..President .,.....,.... Rita Kelly Alice Sorensen ...... Vice4President .... Doreen Burklund Marcia Evans .......... Secretary ............. Pat Zales Doreen Burklund ....... Treasurer ..... Sharon Bornhuetter Agnes Zieth ......... Corres.Sec'y ........ Sally Mielke Miss Densmore. . .... Advisor ......... Miss Densmore sub duh Hornecoming Floalg Kell Cross Drireg Rell Cross Gift Hoxesg Halloween Partyg Christmas Formalg Cookie Sale: Teachers, Kogee Klatsrhg Alumnae Partyg Kitchen Stove and Silver Servire. K-TEENS First Semester Officers Second Semester LaVerne Smith ........ President .......... Teresa Speca Marianne Segal ...,. Vice-President ..... Dorothy Wehner Lois Bennett .......... Secretary ........... Pat Kollman Rita Kast ..........,... Treasurer ........ Joyce Andresen Claire Steinbach .... Corres. Sec'y..Barbara von Schrader Miss Moody ........,... Advisor .......,..,. Miss Moody li-teens llomevulning Floatg Rerl Cross Driveg Homecoming Assernlrlyg U N Flagg Pack- age for Greeveg Gift for Bernadag K- Teen Kake Saleg Club Songg Teaehers, Kitchen Partyg Refi Cross Gift Boxesg Rell Cross Dollsg Mother and Daughter Teag Ching Chong Capersg K-Teen Svholarshipg Gift for Homevoming Queen. The float that look second place, created by lhe Lafin Club. Firsf Semesfer Lorraine Wember.. Marilyn Juhnke .... Sally Koehler... Larry Loren? ,... Mrs. Bayler .... N. 051 UH- SPANISH CLUB Officers Vice-Presideni .... Secreiary ...... . . .Advisor. . . . President .... . Treasurer .... A program of brillianf dialogue Second Semesler .Lorraine Wember . .Marilyn Juhnke . . .Sally Koehler .. . .Larry Loren! . . . . .Mrs. Bayler spanish uluh Christmas Parlyg Baskelball Pin s 5 Homeroming Float. SPANISH CLUB Row 'l: Patti Jo Smiles, Mary Becker, Audrey Horton, Jackie Zimmermann. Row 2: Cynthia Soule, Lorraine Wember, Helen Alfergoll, Pairi- ca Piehl, Phyllis Ann Mau. Row 3: Kalhleen Johnson, Lucille Mink, Sally Koehler, Marilyn Juhnke, Mary McAleer. Row 4: Tom Marlall, Larry Loreni, LATIN CLUB ow l: Eleanor Krieger, Barbara Wallo, Adrienne Vollrner, Jo- anne Mockus, Audrey Lindas, Nancy Hoff, Susan Wade, Di- one Bilotti, Carol Ann Bloxdorf. ow 2: John Hoferitzo, Richard Boyle, Paul Cinelli, Beth Kirn, Mary Shipley, Frances Cantwell, Barbara Brick, Sue Whitmore, Joan Boker, Barbara Bushanville, Edward Hollander. low 3: Allwin Wudell, Don Chris- tenson, Dorothy Hopf, Mary Scheckler, Deborah Barnes, Pat Boubonis, Judy Bruch, Pat Kleist, Mary Bullamore, Patrick Farmer, Jim Stahl. 'ow 4: Joseph Wallace, Joy Mas- sa, Joyce Lill, Anita Conger, Joann Zalad, Betty Ratshinske, Elizabeth Ellison, Sara Unwin, Betty Daershlag, Lois Jean Huet- ten, Gudren Jensen, Donovan Cummings. low 5: George Stevens, Dario Madrigrano, Robert Schwaab, Richard Packman, Russ Sacco, Gilbert Dosemugen, Catherine Miller, Sylvia Jambrelr, Barbara Jean Luckas, Kathleen Shannon, Bob Stapleton, David Smith, James Altman. FRENCH CLUB low l: Rita Kast, Mary Burtt, Jackie Zimmermann, Elviera Mancini. low 2: Bernadine Kontowt, Birgit Selander, Janet Bruch, Audrey Lindas, Albino Grisk, Louise Durocher, Marilyn Pilger. low 3: Jo Anne Franks, Barbara Santapoalo, Marian Supita, Bar- bara Epstein, Sylvia Ritacca, Bernardine Ricciardi. low 4: Louis LaMacchia, Carolyn Turner, Rosemary DeSantis, Mar- gie Hart, Jean Agani, Karen imm, Joyce Pellegrino, Marilyn Voelz, low 5: Claire Steinbach, Nancy Stern, Lois Lavald, Frances Flat- ley, Dave Threinen, Dario Mad- rigrono, Joel Madison, Eugene Simons. First Semester Richard Packman ..,. Donovan Cummings.. Patrick Farmer .... Mary Scheckler. .. George Stevens .... Audrey lindas .... Miss Merrick .... LATIN CLUB Officers Second Semester Senior Consul .,.. Richard Packman Junior Consul. ...Praetor. .. ...Aedile.. ...Aedile... . .Reporter. . . ...Advisor. . .. .Donovan Cummings , . . .Patrick Farmer . . . .Mary Scheckler . . , .George Stevens ...Audrey lindas . . . .Miss Merrick FRENCH CLUB First Semester Omcers Second Semester Rosemary DeSantis ...., President. ...Rosemary DeSantis Bernadine Ricciardi..Vice-President..Eernadine Ricciardi Rita Kast ........... Sec'y Treasurer. ......... Rita Kast Miss Wilson.. ..,. Advisor... .... Miss Wilson french cluh I lalm nluh llnmw-uming Flnulg lfrrprnlrv Sulvg lun- ElIll'fffliNlNf'lll3 Cllfisllllfw l'lll'ly: Valen- Ilonwrornirru Float' l'vnr'il Snlv' French 1 9 5 ior High Latin Party. fill? Pllfly- Row Row Row Not USHERS 1: Paul Rovik, Gerald Hedstrom, Bruce Thompson, Gilbert Howe, Keith Schmude. 2: Dick McEvoy, Otis Barnett, Norman Menden, Roy Haller. 3: Don Andreoli, Oakley MacPherson, John Blaxdorf, Bob Cumiskey, John Romanowsky. Pictured: Leon Furman, Carmon Metallo, Herbert Schafer, Carson Rhode, Lawrence Nelson, Tom Blankley, David Spera, Dolores Hornby, Marge Henry, Elaine Rosentreter, Sydney Swan, USHER'S CLUB First Semester Otiicers Second Semester Dick McEvoy ........,.. President ....... Jerry Hedstrom Vice-President ....... Keith Schmude Secretary ........., David Spera Treasurer ..... John Romanowski Mr. Whitaker .... ..... A dvusor ..... .... M r. Whitaker ushers Usher at all auditorium activities. First Semester Mary Rode ..... Mary Holm ..... SEMINAR Officers . . . .President.. Second Semester . . . . . . .Larry O'Brien Vice-President ....... Brenda Smith Barbara Clish ...,..,... Secretary, . Norma Anderson. . . . Jerry Hedstrom.. Miss Doherty .... .,Treasurer,. Corres. Sec'y. . .Advisor. . . seminar Audrey Hammelev . . . . . , . ,Steve Mulich . . . , . . .Audrey Lindas . . . .Miss Doherty Test Tube Times-Science Newspaperg Card Parlyg Junior High Sebool Seience Meelg Homecoming Floatg Notebook and Emblem Saleg Student Seienre Projects. SEMINAR Row 'lz Audrey Lindas, Mary Holm, Mary Burtt, Jackie Zimmermann. Row 2: Barbara Clish, Laura Bas- tianelli, Bernadine Kontowt, Irene Schneider, Mary Rode, Brenda Smith, Norma Anderson. Row 3: Irene Boerner, Dorothy Hopf, Betty Rose, Audrey Ham- melev, Barbara Ann Hallen, Barbara Bushonville. Row 4: Betty Ratshinske, Betty Norgaard, Joan Wade, Georgia Walters, Jerry Hedstrom, Bob Costen. Row 5: Stephen Mulich, George Kermgard, Ralph Hopf, Edward Quandr, Bruce Thompson, Larry O'Brien, Don Morton. '1 star in varied roles CHELIFERS EX LIBRIS Row l: Ruth Mitchell, Jane Deitering, Juanita Moralez, Muriel Lintz, Joyce Bosman, Louise Jorgensen, Nato Bae Lieb. Row 2: Mildred Gogola, laVergnne Koll, Judy Martin, Janet Bruch, Kathleen Johnson, Nancy Mills, Jean Blasch. Row 3: Dolores Kavaliauskos, Pat LaVigne, Jane Holland, Ellen Andrews, Audrey Ham- melev, Eileen Pagenkopf. Row 4: Mary Ann Guenther, man, Dorothy Rasmussen, Carol Jean Bloxdart, Mary CINEMATIC Moriorie New- Laxora Glinski, Lou Saftig. Row l: Marilyn Glas, Patricia Lois, Delores Celebre, Rose Mary Biscardi. Row 2: Herbert Schafer, Audrey lbsen, Rachel Carlos, Hildegard lissner, Geraldine Cor- kins, Mary Burtt, Joanne Duberstine, Clifford Randle. Row 3: Bill Monroe, Ronald Hazen, Marilyn Brock, Mr. link, Roger Anderson, Frank Perri, Vern Erickson. Row 4: Dick Rasmussen, Jerry Bougneit, Walter Lissner, Thomas Wallen, Ralph Hopf, Dick Hautzinger, Leroy Donner. Row 5: Chuck Whitetoot, Donald Kuchera, Allen Keyse, Wayne Riley, Ray Delaat, Dick Bundies, Spencer Nelson, Ronald Doer- ring, Joseph Petrin. First Semester CINEMATIC Officers Charles Whitefoot ...... President. . Roy Delaat ..... Patricia Lois .... William Monroe. Mr. link ....... .. . .Vice-President. . . . . . ..., Secretary. . . . . . . .Treasurer. . . . . . .Advisor. . . cinematic Second Semester ...Vern Erickson . . . .Ray DeLaat . . .Patricia Lois William Monroe .....,.Mr. Link Projvrtor Mairrlvrrarweg Film Prepara- lionsg Aurlio-Visual Office Workg Eight- -een Films a Week. CHELIFERS EX LIBRIS First Semester Juanita Moralez. Janet Bruch ..... Officers Second Semester . . . . . . President.. . . . , .Juanita Moralez ViceePresident ......... Janet Bruch Kathleen Johnson ...... Secretary ..... ,Kathleen Johnson Joyce Bosman. . . Jean Blash ..... Miss Reed .... . . . . . .Treasurer. . . . . . . . .Joyce Bosman .. . .Corres. Sec'y. . . . . . . . . ,Jean Blush ....Advisor..... ....Miss Reed cllelifers ex lihris Swimming Partivsg Brownie Saleg Ll brary Service. - 71 - The siars and how ihey be .S - 2 f Ji Q f L Sr. . ,,c K: .. - S s HONOR SOCIETY Row l: Jackie Zimmermann, Rita Kast, Marilyn Pilger, Betty Ep' pers, Barbara Spera, Gwen Clark, Muriel Lintz, Kathleen Urick, Esther Klees, Rose Mary DeSantis. Row 2: Carol Schneider, Bernadine Kontowt, Janet Paxson, Betty Ratchinske, Lorraine Wember, Joan Slazes, Shirley Grant, Betty Gross, Joyce Eppers. Row 3: Richard Blackmon, Joyce Pellegrino, Rosalie Rizzo, Doris Klein, Lucille Mink, Emily Smith, Pot Zales, Mary Scheckler, Geor- gia Walters, Jerry Hedstrom. Row 4: Dave Spera, Daria Madri- Qrano, John Grebetz, Keith Schmude, Donovan Cummings, John Bloxdorf, Steve Mulich, Ray Kaos, Jack Dagon, Ed Ma- torrese. STUDENT SENATE Row T: Joanne Gibson, Pat Zales, Joyce Pellegrino, Joan Cermi- nara, LaVerne Smith. Row 2: Marilyn Nugent, Emily Smith, Carolyn Turner, Mary Rode, Marianne Segal, Juanita Moralez, Carmella Passarelli, Nancy Stern. Row 3: Joan Holderness, Sheila MacDade, Dorothy Rasmussen, Bob Murphy, John Schmidt, Richard Packman, James Amen' dola. Row 4: Don Reiter, Quentin Katt, Roy Haller, Lenny Rizzo, Bruce Katt, Dario Madrigrano, Ronnie Bunda. Row 5: Dick McEvoy, Chuck White- foot, Dave Threinen, Ray De- Laat, Paul Shwaiko, John Grno. HONOR SOCIETY STUDENT SENATE First Semester Omcers Second Semester First Semester Omcers Second Sernesler Emily Smith ............ President ........ Jerry Hedstrom Pat Zales. ......... Vice-President ........ John Bloxdorf Louis Cross ..,.. Rosemary DeSantis. .... Secretary. ..... ...Marilyn Pilger Roy Holler. . ,. Celia Cooper .......... Treasurer ........ Patrick Farmer Dick McEvoy .... Chuck Whitefoot ..,... ,President .....,.... Bob Murphy .. . . .Vice-President. . . . , . . . . .Ed Ronzia Secretary ...... Glenda Sheppard . . . .Treasurer. . . , . . . . . .Frank Aiello Miss Steffen ..... .... A dvisor .... ..... M iss Steffen Mr. Stocker... .Advisor ..,. ..., M r, Stocker hnnnr snciely SlllllEIll SHIIE-Ill! Honor Assemhlyg Cmuly Sulvsg Honor Homevomingg School Duncesg Gold Rollg War Orphan. Footballsg Big Eight Corrfererwes. -72.. shine JUNIOR RED CROSS COUNCIL First Semester Ray DeLcat .... Bob Schwaabw Marilyn Juhnlle. Officers Second Semester .,.,...President,.,......,.Ray Delaat Vice-President ....... Bob Schwaab .......Secretary. . . . . . . .Marilyn Juhnke Tina Christensen, ...... Treasurer .,..... Tino Christensen Proud representatives of Kenosha at Tri- School Council meetings ore Joyce Pelle- grino, Nancy Stern, Pat Zales, Bruce Katt, Mike Butera, and John Schmidt. red crass Junior Rell Cross Gift Boxesg Caroling and Decorating at Cnrmelite Homeg An- nual Rwl Cross Campg Inter-City Coun- ril Pnrlyg Fund Campaign: Enrollment Driveg Reading to Home-Bound Chil- flreng Homecoming Floatg Christmas llifts for Spartag National Convention. JUNIOR RED CROSS COUNCIL Row I: Marcia Evans, Patsy O'Neil, Jean Blasch, Tina Christensen. Row 2: Marilyn Juhnke, Barbara Enstield, lucy Harmes, Jean Orth, Carol Neu, Celia Cooper. Row 3: Bruce Katt, .leanellen Martin, Joyce Pellegrino, Judy Zutta, Jane Despin, Doris Klein. Row 4: Robert Schwaab, Harry Fitz, Patrick Farmer, Ray Delclot, Myron Kuyawa. Row 5: Frank Aiello, Tom Broatz, CIIH Adel- Sen. ere they are -guys HIGH STEPPING KLUB First Semester Marilyn Nugent.. Darlene Dix. . . . Adrienne Vollmer. . Ardell Swensen.. Mr. Dunham ..., Omcers Second Semester . . . , . .President. . . . . . . .Marilyn Nugent .. . .Vice'President. . . . . .Audrey Horton .Sec'y Treasurer ....... Betty Barengo . . . . . . .Reporter. . .. . . .Darlene Dix ...Advisor .... .... M r, Dunham hiqh stepping First Semester Tom Braatz .... . , Ed Ronzia. . . Frank Aiello. .. Vic Borowsky .... Mr. .laskwhich .... HIGH STEPPING KLUB Row 'l: Betty Wasurick, Darlene Dix Au Horton, Marilyn Nugent, Ardell Swer Diane Vogt, Donna Sorensen. Row 2: Kathy Thomsen, Adrienne Voll lrene Macik, Eleane Smith, Joyce Glle Not pictured: Betty Barengo, Shirley Bit K-KLUB Row 'lz Tom Doggett, Les Kent, Jim Van Zile, Joe Kavalauskas, Tom Laurigan, Bob Hinds. Row 2: Bill Barden, John Bloxdorf, Stanley Demske, Donald Lucas, Alan Ameche, Tom Braatz, Jim La Sota. Row 3: Barton LaCrosse, Robert Smith, Robert Cumiskey, Victor Borowsky, Sam Kishline, Frank Aiello, Chuck Whitefoot, Phil Skovronski. Row 4: Larry Boyd, Don Ferlxin, K-KLUB Officers . .President . . . Vice-President ...Secretary. . , . ,Treasurer. . . . .Advisor. . . li l-iluh Bob Murphy, Ed Ronzia, Ron Rudy, John Rohde. Row 5: Ray Graglia, Harry Larsen, Don Reiter, Richard Nicolaui Mario Bonotiglio, Paul Shwaiko Ruel McMullen, Fred Bistrick, Blake Smith. Second Semester . . . . . ,Tom Braatz Ronzia . . . .Mario Bonofiglia .. . . . .Dick Nicolaui . . . . . .Mr. Jaskwhich Marvhing at Football Games: Cookie' Saleg ,lanffsrillv Convert. K-Klub Danreg Athletic Equipment. and dolls K Fin! Somulsr Gloria Lahti ..... Margo Jensen .... Cormella Passorelli. . . Norlen Boyle .... Beverly Easton ....... Miss Van liew. . . JOANNE MOCKUS PEP CLUB Oflicers Second Semester . . President .... Carmella Passarelli l ll .. . .Vice-President, . . .Betty Bokmueller II u . . .Secretary .......... Susan Wade . . . . . .Treasurer. . .. ...Joyce Santiloni - . - ' , D dS Corres. Sec'y ...... ,Joanne Mockus Nlgh'7 Chrlslnuls Gifts, H s . . . . . .Advisor. . .. ...Miss Van liew lg t' Nia? PEP CLUB Row I: Mary DeRango, Gloria Lahti, Noreen Boyle. Row 2: Carmella Passarelli, Betty Bollmueller, Miss Van Liew, Marge Jensen, Beverly Easton. Not in picture: Susan Wade, Kath- leen Bain, Jo Anne Mockus, Joyce Santiloni, Cliff Adelsen. Oakley MacPherson, Gary Braxe. Special Trying to look every inch a Y-Teen are the general officers: Mary Holt, secretary: Carolyn Turner, president: Irene Schneider, vice-president: Betty Ann Rose, treasurer. SENIOR Y-TEENS Row 1: Alice Kotarski, Norma Anderson, Barbara Clish, Joan Marescalco, Rita Rizzo, Audrey Horton Jackie Zimmermann, senior y-tEEns Mary Ellen min. First Semester Otticers Second Semester Nancy Stern .........., President. .... Barbara Anderson Teresa Speca ....... Vice-President ....... Bettv Ann Rose Sally Roberts .....,... Secretary ........... Lois Bennett Jacaueline Zimmermann..Treasurer. .... Jeanellen Martin Mrs. Bayler ......... , . .Advisor ............ Mrs, Bayler Round Table With Mothersg College M eetingg Style Showg Mother aml Daugh- ter Banquetg Round Table on Boy-Girl 9 Relationshipsg Getting A Job' Meeting. iuninr y-teens First Semester Joyce Pellegrino. . . Carmella Passarelli . Georgia Walters. . . Pat Baker ....... Miss Wilson. . . . Officers Second Semester President ......... Marilyn Pilger .Vice-President ......... Janet Bruch Secretary ....... Georgia Walters . . . .Treasurer ........ Marilyn Voelz . . . .Advisor. . . . . . . ...Miss Wilson Y-Teen Floatg Christmas Treeg R e rl Cross Boxesg Book Meetingg Mother and Daughter Banquetg Etiquette Meeting: College Meeting. snphnmnre y-teens First Semester Otlicers Second Semester Audrey Akvick ......... President .......... Sally Gabe Joan Jonson ......... Vice-President ....... Mary Shipley Nancy Hot? .... . ..... Secretary ..... Adrienne Vollmer Sally Olson ........... Treasurer ........... Barbara Katt Miss Bangsberg ........ Advisor ........ Miss Bangsberg Y-Teen Floatg Christmas Treeg Mother and Daughter Banquetg Panel Discus- siong Pantomimes on Y-Teen Codeg Bowling Tournament. Row 2: Mary Rode, Arlene New- man, Gwendolyn Hoyland, Betty Ann Rose, Bernadine Kontowt, Dorothy Velky, Alice Sorensen, lrene Schneider, Jeanellen Mar- tin, Teresa Speca, Rita Rafferty, Kathy Thomsen. Row 3: Mary Ann Hines, Rae Ellen Reed, Carolyn Turner, Nancy Stern, Shirley Witamyer, Mari- ir 'A' anne Segal, Claire Burns, Yvonne Molinaro, Carol Gahart, Martha Wallace, Kathleen Conway, Bar- bara Nikson, Diane Vogt. Row 4: Edna Brickley, Phyllis Ann Mau, Rose Alisauskas, Sheila MacDade, Joyce Eidsor, Bonnie Wenman, Lila Ruth Thompson, Shirley Keating, Peggy Gram, Barbara Anderson, Shirley Grant. Row 5: Barbara Lubbers, Dorothy Rasmussen, Marthella Scoan, Sue Smith, Marilyn Nugent, Maxine Draack, Sally Roberts, Jean Ra- nous, Emily Smith, Marilyn Untershine, Barbara Pierce. 'A' JUNIOR Y-TEENS Row 'I. Marilyn Steffensen, Lydia Ficcadenti, Louise Durocher, Rose- mary Vegnieri, Sue Carol Moli- naro, Carmella Passarelli, Mari- lyn Pilger, Karen Gulbrandsen, Rita Kast, Mary Spizzirri. Row 2: Jane Titley, Mary Scheck- ler, Lois Lovald, Sue Ludwig, June Pofahl, Barbara LaCrosse, Sherry Over, Barbara Von Schra- der, Lila Rubenstein, Betty Pasch- ke, Janet Bruch, Joan Cerminara, Lois Watts, Natalie Weinstein. Raw 3: Phyllis Ballard, Bonnie Gratehouse, Elizabeth Ellison, Lois Jean Huetten, Lois Bennett, Judy Zulila, Loretta Fosbinder, Earlene Jarnt, Barbara Bushon- ville, Karen Timm, Joyce Pelle- grino, Marilyn Juhnke, Mary Holt. Row 4: Joan Wade, Shirlee Harri- son, Birgit Selander, Beverly Higgins, Donna Sorensen, Merle Van Lone, Joan Walker, Marilyn Veale, Marian Supita, Connie Stange, Delores Ludwig, Betty Barengo, Patsy Baker, Georgia Walters, Janet Schneeberger. Row 5: Luanne Kubec, Catherine Miller, Marilyn Voelz, Beverly Wiley, Georgia Halberstadt, Nancy Main, Judy Hahn, Rutli Martinsan, Peggy Nemeth, Pa- tricia Bauer, Dolores Brittelli, Mary Cox, Kay loef, Nancy Zu- panic, Mary Barden, Vicki Saf- tig, Patti Jo Smiles. 'k'k'k SOPHOMORE Y-TEENS Row 'ln Florene McCurdy, Beverly Jones, Kay Kammer, Shirley Kos- lica, Barbara Katt, Joyce Bos- man, Rosemarie Leto, Susan Wade. Row 2: Georgia Schneeberger, Judy Keller, Amelia Ghera, Kathleen Boyd, Joanne Mockus, Phyllis Marek, Rosemarie Baum, Nancy Hott, Jean Sacco, Mar- lene Hoylancl, Mary Ann Beh- rens, Rose Mary Aceto. Row 3: Eva Frederick, Barbara Slater, Joan Baker, Barbara San- topoalo, LaVergnne Koll, Ger- aldine Boness, Alice Freitag, Bar- -76- bara Brace, Pat Sanderson, Adrienne Vollmer, Frances An- droshek, Row 4: Arlene Fosberg, Mary Ship- ley, Barbara Clark, Kathleen Bain, Audrey Akvick, Sally Cis- Ier, Beth Kirn, Sue Whitmore, Mary Louise Learned, Shirley Gram, Barbara Howard, Mary Sorensen, Mary Bullamare. Row 5: Norma Poole, Tamara Fur- man, Judy Bruch, Sally Gabe, Sally Olson, LaVonne Anderson, Kathleen Shannon, Barbara Luc- kas, Mariorie Kloet, Joan John- son, Carol Ann Bloxdorf, Connie Kircher, Marion Nelsen. Feafure-April in Paris qirl smut cabinet Row 'l: Dorothy Hopf, Jane Socldy, Barbara Von Schrader, Lois Watts. Row 2: Pat Zales, Mary Becker, Elsie Bou' bonis, Nina Martino, Mary Holt. Raw 3: Faith MacDade, Lois Bennett, Georgia Walters, Dorothy Wehner, Pat Thomey. First Semester Omcers Second Semester q Pat Zales .............. President .............. Fat Zales Sfollt FOTHIHIQ Cllnlly SUIPQ Fun Lois Bennett ....... 1stVi.ce-Presi.dent ....,., Lois Bennett Niles Chrisllnas Teas Square Dances Dorothy Wehner. . .2ncl Vice-President. . .Dorothy Wehnor A l T . F th I D h B Mary Holt ............ Secretary ............ Mary Holt u uni 'I ea, a er an' aug ter an' Barbara von Schrader. . .Treas.. . . Barbara von Schrader QUPL Miss Vanderhoof. ...... Advisor ....... Miss Vonderhoof THE GIRL SCOUT PROMISE On my honor, I will try: GIRL To do my duty to God and my country, To help other people at all times, B-0' To obey the Girl Scout Laws. Row Al: Barbara Brick, Joyce Bosmon, Beverly Janes, Frances Androshek, Rosemary Aceto, Marianne Bin elli. Row 2: Kathleen Boyd, Brenda Smith, Norma Poole, Georgia Badgerow, Gail Woodard, Mildred Gogala. Row 3: Charleen Glacken, Barbara Clark, Faith MacDade, Carol Neu, Marilyn Mlynarek, Pat Baubonis, Marie Zales. Row 4: Kay Loef, Joan Wade, Mary Scheckler, Patsy Schwirzki, Mary Holm, Vicki Saftig, Audrey Lindas. Dorothy Hopf. -78- Feature Produchon- Kmg N pfune s Ball Row l: Carmella Pasarelli, Joyce Santiloni, Marilyn Voell, Geor- gia Walters, Sandra Binney, Jo Ann Christensen, Lu Anne Van Lydegraf, Nata Bae Lieb. Row 2: Marilyn Juhnke, Loretta Fosbinder, Karen Timm, Judy Zuffa, Joyce Pellegrino, Joan Cerminara, Karen Gulbrandsen, Lydia Ficcaclenti, Lois Lovald, Helen Salituro. Row 3: Judy Keller, Florine Mc- Curdy, Mary Sorensen, Shirley Gram, Connie Kircher, Mary Mayer, Joan Slack, Connie Klo- bucher, Earlene Jorndt, Phyllis Slack, Mary Becker, Marilyn SteKensen. Row 4: Nancy Zaylor, Jane Schnaufer, Alice Karnes, Joan Clohesy, Pat Piehl, Sally Olson, Mary Holt, Sherry Over, Leona Frederick, Doris Swanson, Adelle Marshall. Row 5: Eileen McAIeer, Jean Zicae relli, Luann Kubec, Kathleen Carhart, Jane Titley, Sidney Swan, Sally Koehler, Agnes Marshall, Janet Bruch. Row 'l: Joan Reader, Antoinette Czarnecki, Joan Cxerwinski, Vir- ginia Principe, Rita Kast, Doro- thy Santilone, Jean Sacco, Glen- dine Brockway, Sue Wade, Gloria Brockway. Row 2: Joan Gearhart, Noreen Boyle, Yvonne Molinaro, Pat Lois, Joyce Eidsor, Kathleen Con- way, Gloria Nuthem, Alice An- des, Mary Bianchi, Phyllis Fani, Florice Serpe, Irene Schneider, Shirley Bitter, LaVerne Piehl. Row 3: Geraldine Keckler, Bar- bara Sniatynski, Georgia Hal- berstadt, Judy Hahn, Peggy Ne- meth, Dorothy Wehner, Betty Wallo, Carol Gahart, Barbara Anderson, Ruth Martinson, Bor- bara von Schrader, Lois Watts, Teresa Speca, Louise Durocher. Row 4: Bonnie Gratehouse, Peggy Gram, Joan Murray, Marthella Scoon, Shirley Witamyer, Pat Jornt, Dorothy Velky, Barbara Slater, Joan Jonson, Nancy Main, Natalie Weinstein. Row 5: Rosalie Rizzo, Bernadette Meyer, Marion Nelson, Joan Bennett, Charlotte Eichler, Sally Roberts, Mary Bullamore, Liane Zavacke, Joyce Anclresen, Bev- erly Wiley, Lois Bennett, Eileen O'Mara, Row l: Jean Blasch, Dolores Brit- telli, Gloria Vite, Nina Martino, Phyllis Ann Mau, Arelene New- man, Sue Carol Molinaro. Row 2: Lois Manson, Mary Louise Learned, Joan Baker, Nancy Hafl, .leanellen Martin, Jane Soddy, Lila Thompson, Elsie Boubonis. Row 3: Mary Burtt, Pat Thomey, Kathleen Bain, Audrey Akvick Adrienne Vollmer, Mary Shipley, Rose Andrea, Constance Gallo Row 4: Carol Newberry, Barbara Casey, Bernadette Hagelschur Dolores Wenszell, Judy Bruch Sally Cisler, Bernice Merritt. Row 5: Claire Burns, Betty Nash Helen Altergott, Rose Alisauskas Barbara Lucas, Betty Machulsky Kathy Thomsen. The stars of channel S.C.A. - Jim Greco, Jim Granger, Marianne Manson, Joan Turcek, Mr. Ratshol, and Quentin Katt. First Semester new life Dario Madrigrano ..... President ............ Toresa Speca .... , . . .Vice-President ...... . . . Otticers Second Semester .Bruce Katt .Don Reiter Charlene Bruzas. . Miss Densmore. . . . . .Sec'y Treasurer ....... Phyllis Marek . .Advisor ......... Miss Densmore Sales - Christmas Seals, Toys, Cookies, Gold Footballs, Courtesy Drive. quill and slzrnll First Semester Otticers Second Semester Dario Madrigrano ...... President ...... Joyce Pellegrino larry Greb ......... Vice-Presiclent...Karen Gulbrandsen Russell Jensen ........ Secretary. ....... Darlene Raffone Betty Orrico .......... Treasurer . . . . ..... Don Reiter Joyce Pellegrino .... Corres. Sec'y .......... . .Karen Timm Track Campaign, Spring Picnic, Slogan Contest. First Semester Marianne Segal ...... Quentin Katt James Greco James Granger Jaan Turcek 5- Bl al Otticers Second Semester . . President. . . ..... Quentin Katt James Granger James Greco Joan Turcek Marianne Manson Mr. Ratshol ..... .... A dvisor. . . ..... . . . .Mr. Ratshol Homecoming Election, Christmas anal Easter Seal, Funds for Basketball, F oot- ball, Kenews, Class Play, Concerts, As- semblies. fp, X NEW LIFE Row 'l: Barbara Zimmerman, Ger- aldine Bedrosian, Darlene Nehls, Dolores Hornby, Joanne Hornby, Mollie Christensen, Marilyn Pil- ger, Barbara Katt, Norma James. Row 2: Teresa Speca, Jo Ann Mac- Pherson, Bernice Leiting, Eileen O'Mara, Nancy Stern, Ruth Mar- tinson, Madeline Holmes, Geor- gia Walters, Mary Rode, Janice Loew, Mary De Rango, Alice Sorensen, Margaret Kaufman, Noreen Boyle. Row 3: Patti Jo Smiles, Bruce Katt, Phyllis Ann Mau, Bonnie Wen- man, Birgit Selander, Joyce Jackson, Lois Bennett, Jo Ann Dosemagen, Barbara Lubbers, QUILL AND Row 'l: Dorothy Kloep, Geraldine Bedrosian, Carmella Passarelli, Mary DeRanga, Marilyn Pilger, Karen Gulbrandsen, Rita Kast, Lois Manson. Row 2: Nancy Stern, Barbara von Schrader, Jean Orth, Noreen Boyle, Alice Sorensen, Lois Watts, Sue Ellen Thomas, Dar- lene Ralfone, Natalie Weinstein, Joan Marescolco. Row 3: Fred Batassa, Don Reiter, Carolyn Turner, Barbara Lub- bers, Joyce Pellegrino, Eileen O'Mara, Rita Ralferty, Betty S.C.A. Row i: Annette Mascarette, Eileen Henderleiter, Joan Hornby, Nancy Moseley, James Dilley, Marie Zales, Judy Keller, John Aderman, George Whiterock. Row 2: Betty Ratshinske, Phyllis Marek, Barbara Anderson, Betty Myers, Joan Czerwinski, Laura Bastianelli, Barbara Dosemagen, Carol Ann Bloxdorf, Audrey Ak- vick, Barbara Howard, Rose- mary Conforti, Nancy Middle- camp. Row 3: George Stevens, Dorothy Wehner, Mary Schoonover, Doro- thy Santiloni, Cynthia Soule, LaVerne Smith, Shirley Penni- man, Helen Monticelli, Celia -80- Jeanellen Martin, Joan Turcek, John Reno, Jerry Greenberg, Marianne Segal. Row 4: Darlene Ratfone, Mike Salituro, Dick Lloyd, Marilyn Voelz, Don Andreoli, Tom No- vak, Dario Madrigrano, Phyllis Marek, Joan Cerminara, Char- lene Bruzas, Eileen McAleer, Dolores Brittelli. Row 5: Helen Mitchell, Edward Leach, Bruce Simpkins, Don Reiter, Otis Barnett, Jim Mur- phy, John Valaske, John Grno, Nick Perry, Lorie Reeder, Roger Huiik, Bob Ogle, Dean Shum- way. SCROLL Eppers, Jeanellen Martin, Mari- lyn Juhnke, Helen Altergott, Row 4: Dan Andreoli, Harry Lar- sen, Bob Schwaab, Karen Timm, Jean Ranous, Judy Zutta, Lu- anne Kubec, Betty Jane Oirico, Erma Mattnazzi, Lois Bennett, Dario Madrigrano. Row 5: Wayne Jass, Blake Smith, Jack Dagon, Les Vite, Ed Ron- zia, George Moseley, Tom Dag- gett, Larry Greb, Ralph Gut- tormsen, Barclay Smith, Roger Hall, Lorie Roeder, Russ Jensen. SALESMEN Cooper, Janet Bruch, Kay Bos- tetter, Bernadine Kontowt. Row 4: Lois Callahan, Dennis Gil- lick, Luanne Kubec, Sally Roberts, Dolores Brittelli, Agnes Mataska, Loretta Fasbinder, Marilyn Voelz, Joan Frederick, Geraldine Keckler, Shirley Daw son, Beverly Wiley, Georgid Halberstadt, Ruth Martinson. Raw 5: Jack Dagon, Bruce Haub- rich, Roger Kreuscher, Dougla Cleereman, Bob Murphy, Joh Petrin, Ray Becker, Eleano Cia batti, Chuck Lombardi, Alle Haubrich, Tom Young, Myro Kuyawa. Wrifers and iechnicians work oui fhe scripf Sfarleis, arfisfs, secrefaries WIG AND MASK Row 'iz Audrey Horlon, Pal Liegler, Mary Ann Hines, Sue Smith, Charles Jackson, Mariorie Dielman, Lillian Thompson, Carol Dorff, Mary Ann Mish. Row 2: Mary Ellen Pruitt, Barbara Sanfapoala, Perine Perozzi, Joyce Jackson, Elsie Borsche, Sandra Binney, Madeline Holmes, Mildred Gogola, Virginia Tenufa. Row 3: Eddie Bond, Roberl Tenufa, Beverly Caracciola, Rose Alisauskas, Sally Koehler, Eleanor Lois, LoVonne Anderson, Marilyn Unlershine. Row 4: Rudy Worih, Arthur Van Lydegraf, Patricia Schafier, Dorothy Stipanuk, Ronald Knapp, Carmen Mefallo. This year a new program, with a new director Mr. Knickrehm, has been added to the fast growing K. H. S. network. Skils, plays, and divertisemenls are the weekly routine of this spiriled cast of characters - the Wig and Mask Club. Firsl Semesler Charles Jackson .,..... Jane Dieiering. Sue Smith ..... Mr. Knickrehm .... ... Officers Presidenl. . . , .. Secretary .... . . . Treasurer , Advisor , wiq and mask Second Semester .Charles Jackson .Jane Dieiering . . . . .Sue Smith .Mr. Knickrehm Group Dramatizationsg Imliviflual Pres- enlationsg Play Study and Partiripationg Assembly Programg Drama and Reading Lists for Group. live behind fhe scenes KEN KOM KLUB Row l: Roseanne Tabili, Suzanna Heard, Janet Heidrich, Rae Ellen Reed, Barbara Whitefoot. Row 2: Kathy Thomsen, Audrey Amende, Betty Wallo, Dorothy Wehner, Mollie Christensen. Row 3: Rosemary Conforti, Franus Detlinger, Shirley Witumyer, Belty Gross, Liane Zavocke, Rosalie Rizzo. Row 4: Irene Schneider, Dorothy Stipanuk, Judy Clark, Janice Hugberg, Put Stenstrom. ARTIST ALLEY Row I1 Joan Cerminura, Lois Rabedeau, Mary DeRango, Lydia Ficcaclenti. Row 2: Marian Supita, Joan Czer- winslri, Sylvia Woydeko, Ed- ward Fabian, Joan Baller. Row 3: Dirk Jensen, Helen Mit- chell, Ronnie Bunda, Joy Massa, Carol Ann Bloxdorf, Joann Zalad. E 125 ken linm liluh arlisl alley First Semester Janet Heidrich. , ,. Dorothy Wehner.. Ollicers Second Semester , . , .President ........ Dorothy Wehner ....Vice-President. . . ,Tina Christensen Rae Ellen Reed. ..,. ,.,Secretary. . . , . , . . .Rosalie Rizzo First Semester Ollicers Second Semester Joan Cerminara ........ President ,...,..... Joanne Zalad Carol Ann Bloxdorf,.Vice-President. .Carol Ann Bloxdorl Mary DeRango ...,..... Secretary ........ Mary Sorensen Irene Schneider. ......, Treasurer .....,., Irene Schneider Joan Baker ...,.. .,... T reasurer. .. ...... Joan Boker Betty Gross .,..... Corres. Sec'y Ronnie Bunda. .. ..... Historian. .. .... Diane Bilotfl Miss Kronenwetter ...,. Advisors. .,.. Miss Kronenwelter Mr. Christy .,., , . , .Advisor .... ...Mr. Christy Mrs. Baldwin Mrs. Baldwin Club Emblems for Bulleiin Hoardg Cookie Salvsg lfusinvss-worlrl Spvalcvrxg Throne for llomevoming Quevng Big- Skilsg Farvwvll lfunquel. Eight Week Bulletin Board. pr vw . V hm f K 6 I ilkbvt ah VM ,,,t:u H 0:0 I i A i, 5- s A V 1 A K ,vw 1 X I 4 I . N .2 E.: K hi m : il Y: W .5 'C ' U - .F-' . 3 - ,. - . Jin ,. my Q Qsivk r , J ' e ee, ' lt J ' M . , I , .J .., J at-. . X: . Z J aw 'l: Albina Grisk, Sue Ellen Thomas, Darlene Ralfone, Sheila MacDade, Brenda Smith, Janice Loew, Sandra Steinhoff. sw 2: Barbara von Schrader, Audrey Akvick, Birgit Selander, Kathryn Lee Schwanke, Margaret langenbach, Pat Kleist, Joan Baker, Rosemary Conforti, Faith MacDade. TRIDENT Row 3: Lois Watts, Margaret Kauf- man, Alicia Hawley, Barbara Epstein, Audrey Amende, Mari- lyn Pilger, JoAnne MacPherson, Barbara Ann Hallen, Darlene Nehls. Row 4: Pat Zales, Lois Bennett, Betty Bokmueller, Carol Ann Bloxdorf, Mary McAleer, Marie Zales, Karen Timm, Barbara Lub- bers, Bernice Merritt. Row 5: lla Jean Kraak, Pat Thomey, Loretta Fosbinder, Dar- lene Richardson, Sally Roberts, Joan Frederick, Joyce Engel- hardt, Dolores Brittelli, Barbara Clark, Sherry Over. Wafer doesn'i dampen their spirits Row 'l: Delores Pillizzi, Barbara Alli, Margaret Langenbach, Shirley Monkowski, Dorothy Splieth, Joan Holderness, lrene Schneider, Lucy Caldart, JoAnne MacPherson, Arlene Newman, Mary Burtt. Row 2: Mary Bindelli, Bernice Prostko, Doris Trotta, Judy Nico- lazzi, Marilyn Mlynarek, Roberta Wallace, Sandra Steinhoff, Shir- ley Koslica, Nancy Monik, Irene Macik, Gerry Corkins, Norma james, Delores DeChiara, Edith urs. G.A.A. Row 3: Yvonne LaJeunesse, Dolores Graef, Pat Spaulding, Mary Guenther, Iris Wyman, Winnie Burke, Jewel Rock, Janet Schnee- berger, Eva Frederick, Betty Paschke, Rose Cesaretti, Frances Vena, Barbara Sniatynski, Gene Kollman, Charlotte Eichler, Dar- lene May Wedell. Row 4: lalyne Langenbach, Dolores Hornby, Mildred Gogola, Elaine Smith, Tamara Furman, Marliea Kraemer, Judy Martin, Mary Ellen Pingitore, Diane Bilotti, Amelia Vena, Carole Larson, Jane Brener, Kay Tennessen, Jean Orth, Mary Lou JarveY, Joan Bennett. Row 5: Joanne Hornby, Carol Neu, Mariorie Hart, Pat Sadowski, Perine Peroui, Phyllis Mau, Donna Hyatt, Diane Pierce, Dolores Safranski, Pat Liegler, Joanne Talley, Barbara Gclldo- nik, Marcie White, Eunice Tay- lor, Barbara June Koster, Carol Knutson. trillent nluh qirls' athletic assmzialiun Fin! Semasfer Sheila MacDude. Sally Roberts ..., lla Jean Kracnk.. Bernice Merrih ........ Treasurer .,...... Faith Mc:cDode Miss Vunderhoof ...... ll0llH'l'0llIilIf.f Water Show: lhuI's Nighl. Firsf Semesrer Officers Second Semesier Joan Holderness, ....,. President ....... Joan Holderness Irene Schneider Dorothy Splielh Lucia Caldori.. Miss Von liew ....... Miss Thunos .. . . , .Vice-President. . . . .. Irene Schneider Dorothy Splierh , .Lucia Colder! .Miss Van Liew Miss Thcnos Exhibiliou Swimming for Sovrerg Volleylmllg IflI1llH'l'IIllI1J Soft lmllg Swim mingg Howling. 'Hifi Q. .. .,, ,, S wiv . X41-T ff ' W y M 4 u Q: .5 1 - .fs x .sg . L fu--. '13 31 ,icing sri anis' ,- .pfaifl f r l .X f . iw iw , f:..w1 Q5 Yigf v Athi' f -e, 'f ,.'Qg,I7'. Q 4. f 'Q' iv , Q ' 1 - . .. . Agia 3 sw W5 S sv 's sl 'vs Fas 'H b KL Vi QL ffm W kai? 3 V, sr W we ' sf W l is Row 4: Ruth Borg, Dorothy Rasmussen, Wanda Hansen, .loan Wade, Ronald Stewart, Ronald Hagan, Keith Crawford, David Threinen, Paul Swenson, Ronald Dennis, Clifford Adelsen, Dorothy Stipanuk, Virginia Gurns, Dorothy Splieth, Judy Zutia, Jean Agazzi, Mary Ann Grudzinski, Loretta Foshinder, Mary Holt, Marilyn Juhnke. a cappella chnir First Semester Eugene Perri.. Robert Gross ,... Marie Erickson.. Barbara Adel. .. Robert Simon. ., Dorothy Jambrek Lowell Rovick, .. Homer Shelby.. Marilyn Juhnke Tom Cecchini .... Esther Klees ...,. Michael Garrett Keith Crawford Joan Wade ...President , .. .Vice-President.. Secretary ........ . ...Assist. Secretary. . . .. .,.....Treasurer. .. ....Accon1panist. .. Business Manager ..,. ...Librarians. . .. .Risers Chief ..., .Robe Custodians. Second Semester .....,.,Eugene Perri .. .... John Schmidt . , .Barbara Adel ,lrene Schneider ..Garriet Dreger Dorothy Jambrek ...Lowell Rovick . .Homer Shelby Wanda Hansen . , . .Robert Gross . . . . .Esther Klees Joan Wade Cliftord Adelsen Ronald Dennis Joanne Gearhart, .. ...Historian .... Joanne Gearhart Don Jambrek .......... Publicity Manager .... Marilyn Juhnke Judy Zufia ........,....,. Hostess ............... Judy Zufta Risers Crew .......... Cliff Aclelsen, Ronald Bloxdorf, Keith Crawford, Ronald Falak, Mike Garrett, John Schmidt, Dr :vid Spera, Ronald Stewart, Soplrornorr' Night.: lflnrislrnus flssvrrrfzly: lflrrislrnns lfonrvrlg lfltristrnns l'rog'rurns 1 l,illl4' Tlwulrv. Kirrunis lflnir. junior ami Senior ll ornun's lflnlrg lfhrislrnux lfaroling - IRPIIUSIIU Hospital. lfurrnvi- ilv liornv.: ll l.Il' lfrourlrrrslg .llurlison Nvlrrorlf lfrourirrisl.: lilllllllll'lN'l'llH'lIiI Lvnlvn .Alssmnlrlyg llorrnvy Hospital Errslvr lfonvvrl: ,Innior High School lfonrvrlg Spring lforrvvrl: Ifxrlrrrrrgr' Not in Picture: lu Ann Kaphengst, Joanne Gearhart, John Howard, Mildred Behr, Put Schenk, Clay Willmington, Mary Jane Shilla. the spotlight .4SSl'llIIIIil'S. Row l- Hnlz-n Drager, Joan Saeger, Martha Watring, Jeanne Hammel, Joan Baker, Eleanor Ciabatti, David Flocker, Don Kirschbaum, Herbert Oechler, Robert Hansen, louis Pilliui, Miss Hargrave, Mike Campagna, Robert Fay, Richard Kewenig, Marie Zales, Beverly Caracciola, Betty Meyers, Sylvia Schoeltler, Marianne Knapp, Betty Fresc, Eileen Maieske, Row 2: Adrienne Vollmcr, Constance Tanner, Sylvia Ritacca, Carol Schneider, Virginia Langer, Don Torkelson, James Dodge, Richard Pofohl, James Etzel- muellcr, Bill Kult, George Jackson, Ronald Benedict, Garriet Dreger, Warren Hocknell, Patricia Baubanis, LaVergne Koll, Joan Reader, Annette Seefeldt, Susan Wade, Marian Supita, Mary Rode, Florene McCurdy, Row 3: Patti Jo Smiles, Kathleen Johnson, Joyce Anderson, Mary Bruchaty, Barbara Howard, Phyllis Ann Mau, Harvey Raiman, Harold Blaim, Marvin Miller, Roger Kreuscher, Oakley MacPherson, Gene Arneson, James Altman, James Erwin, Tom Young, Robert Jensen, Robert Tenuta, Judy Lemke, Pat Bird, Darlene Oakland, Sandra Binney, Barbara Sniatynski, Dolores Ogorodnik, Mary Mayer, Miriam Genack. Row 4: Mary Joy Ventura, Mary Shipley, Sue Whitmore, Elizabeth Kirn, Joan Jonson, Mary Ann Guenther, Dick Law, Elmer Olep, Don Clausen, Paul Lend- man, Ronald Faluk, Don Benning, Glenn DeYoung, David Smith, John McDonough, Bill Swarat, Sara Unwin, Lois Callahan, Marilyn Stetfensen, Jean Mr-urer, Sue Smith, Anita Conger, Delores Heidrich, Patricia LaVigne, Nancy Walden. Not in Picture: Hurolcl Bagnall, Antoinette Czarnecki, James Brooks, Orrin Howard, Tom Holdmonn, Beverly Krah. Q. nrlzhestra Christmas Converts . . . WLIP Broad- rast . . . Band aml Orchestra Concert . . . ,lunior High Concerts . . . Playerl for Commencement, Kenosha Womall,s Club, Schubert Club, Class Play. First Semester John Grno ..... Mark Girman.. Lorraine Valo. . . .. Jim Hampshire .... Mary Kirchner, .. ,, Mr. Dunham. . Omcers ....President. ,. .Vice-President. . . . .Secretary. . .. ., .Treasurer. . .. Doris Swanson ..... .Business Manager., . . .Librarians, ., . . . .Advisor. .. Second Semester .. Doris Swanson . . .Mark Girrnan . .Lorraine Valo ...Janet Paxson . . . .Darlene Dix , . .Frank Rulifalo Mary Kirchner ...Mr. Dunham Smooth lsi Violin: Doris Swanson CConcert Masterl, Frank Rultalo, Lynn Blasch, Gudrun Jensen, Doris Maxwell, Darlene Dix, Chelter Kirk. 2nd Violin: Bob Krause, Bob Costen, Jo Ann Christensen, Dolores Hornby, Lois Huetten, Albert Robertson. Viola: Lorraine Wember, Kathleen Ricchio, Darlene Wedell. Cello: Jean Blasch, Joyce Lill. Bass: Elizabeth Ellison, Joan Bode, Frances Vena. Piano: Barbara Hallen, Catherine Miller, Barbara Dumke, Eileen McAleer. Flutes: Mary Kirchner, Lorraine Valo. Oboe: Fred Namovich. Clarinet: Wayne Konga, Sara Unwin. Bassoon: George Kermgard. Trumpet: Bruce Thompson, Constance Bailey, Jim Hampshire. Trombones: Janet Paxson, Mark Girman, Vic Borowsky. French Horn: George Stevens. Tympani: Keith Hogle. hand Christmas fi0lll'l'l'l . . . Ham! mul Or- vhvslrn lfonverl . . . Willl' Hroulirusl Linroln layed for . . . ,lurufsriliv lfnrwprl Junior High lfmwvrt . . Suplmmorv Night, Frmlhall llanws, R. 0. T. lf. Inspvvtion, High Svhool P. T. A., Big 8 Truth MPH. .. .P. First Semester Jack Yorton .,,., Meredith Russell. Ferdinand Aiello Mary Kirchner. ..,. .. Shirley Thomas.. Bruce Thompson. . Omcers . .Captain, . .. Second Semester ..........Roy Howe lst Lieutenant ..... Meredith Russell lst Lieutenant -..Ferdinand Aiello 2nd Lieutenant ....... Mary Kirchner Sergeant ........ Shirley Thomas .. . .Sergeant. . . . , . . .Bruce Thompson Shirley Witamyer ...... Corporal ...... Shirley Witamyer Constance Bailey ...... Corporal ...... Constance Bailey Tom Blankley ..., Mr. Dunham ..... ,, .,,...Corporal..........Tom Blankley ., .Advisor .. .., .Mr. Dunham nsfrumenfal Oboe: Meredith Russell. Bassoon: George Kermgard, Don Kueny. Flute: Connie Tanner, Mary Kirchner, Lorraine Valo, Judith Weh ner, Doris Maxwell. lst Clarinet: Shirley Witamyer, Wayne Konga, Tom Blankley, Joe Greco. 2nd Clarinet: Charles Pllug, Kay Warner, J Rosengren, Frances Kolowski, Bill Kult. oyce Eidsor, Tom 3rd Clarinet: Eugene Cesario, John Dorff, Leonard Block, Margaret Kaiser, Jeanette Posthumus. Alto Clarinet: Jerry Barnes, Dominick Parise. Bass Clarinet: Bob Bird. Soprano Saxophone: Jean Williams. Alto Saxophone: Jim Yorton, Gary McCollum, Dorothy Palmer. Tenor Saxophone: Lawrence Lorent. Baritone Saxophone: Marvin Miller. C Melody Saxophone: Mildred Behr, Glenn Solo Cornet: Jim Hampshire, Ken Fink. De Young. lst Cornet: Ronald Bracegirdle. 2nd Cornet: Constance Bailey. 3rd Cornet: Wilbur Chapman, Edward Etzelmueller. lst Trumpet: Bruce Thompson. 2nd Trumpet: Cedric Whitcomb. Baritone: Dale Crawford, Don Filz, Darlene Nehls. Horns: Earlene Jornt, Joan Murray, Edith Steele, Pat Schenk, Dolores Soiranski, Frances Veno. 'lst Trombone: Gilbert Howe, Victor Borowsky, Mark Girman. 2nd Trombone: Pat Jornt, Janet Paxson. 3rd Trombone: Ted Wenszell, Dan Watring. Boss: George Klacan, Lester Perugini, Harold Bognall, Wil- liam Anderson, Joe Romano. Drum: Mike Garrett, Gene Clark, Carl Hautzinger, John Murray, John Grno. Timpani: Ferdinand Aiello. Bells: Jeannine Nelson. Chimes: Shirley Thomas. r. n. t. c. End ear Row l: John Hollingshead, Ronald Monnier, Louis LaMacchia, George Collins, Ray DeLoat, Robert Ludwig, John Gail. Row 2: Joseph Wallace, John Callahan, Don Rouse, Jim Angelicl, Eugene Simons, Frank Perri, Herbert Schafer, Leroy Danner, Robert Kessler, Clark Miller, Richard Westphal. Row 3: George Metallo, Norman Looker, Franklin Forrest, Larry O'Brien, Jerry Bougneit, James Askeris, Harry Filz, Harvey Heal, Keith Schmude, Eugene Llanas, Ervin Jung. Row 4: Joe Petrin, Warren Englund, Terry Conway, Don Mellor, Willie Burke, Ralph Hopf, Spencer Nelson, Allan Clark, Otis Barnett, Robert Martinson, Harry Adamson, Robert Pierce. Row 5: Bill Connell, John Frick, Ted Wenszell, Ronald Doerring, Gordon Svendsen, Jerome Otto, Gene Clark, Bob Chase, Charles Timme, Jerry Herrmann, Bill Monroe, Ronald Falak, Richard Stern, Vernon Goergen. They're drilled fc r. u.l. n. lst and 3111 years Row 'lz Clifford Greisen, Harold Manthei, John Bruns, George Collins, Ray DeLaat, Bill Morrissey, John Romanowski. Row 2: Jerry Hartung, Bob Ruble, Henry Petersen, Jerry Green, Charles Erickson, James Silk, Marwood Clauson, Michael Kanocz. Cyril Lichter, Don Bertog, Row 3: Virgil Harp, Vern Erickson, James Higgens, William Andere son, Frank Pawlaczyk, Lynn Nyland, Sidney Davis, Jay Merrick, Paul Haun, John Petrin. Row 4: Roger Stukenberg, Richard Robillard, Ramon Smith, Ken Fink, Norman Larson, Bob Seitz, Don Alleman, Eugene Perri, Albert Robertson, Douglas Vile. Row 5: Arnold Martz, Walter Anderson, Tom Wallen, Richard Stummer, Jack Lienau, Richard Moore, James Quimby, Fred Nomo- vich, Ken Chiodo, Brian Norton. perfection crossed rifles First Semester Officers Second Semester Ray De Laat .,.... Commanding Officer ...... Ray De Laat Roger Stukenberg. . .Executive Officer. . .Roger Stukenberg Robert Martinson ,... ..Adlutant ...... Robert Martinson Arnold Mart: ,....... Finance Ofiicer .,...,.. Arnold Martz Larry O'Brien ........ First Sergeant ........ Larry O'Brien Maior Schumacher ...... Advisor ..,... Maior Schumacher I The Tribune award goes to Tom Wallen, center ancl Keith Schmucle, right. r. n. t. iz. First Semester OfTicers Second Semester Ray Delaat ...... Battalion Commander ...... Ray Delcat George Collins .... Batt. Exec. Otlicer. . .William Morrissey John Baums ,..... Batt. Oper. Olticer ..... Thomas Wallen Battalion Adiutant ..,... Arnold Mart: Roger Stukenberg. ,Batt. Serg. Maior ...,.. Keith Schmude Maier Schumacher. .,... Advisor ...... Maior Schumacher Rifle Malvlwsg Fwlvral Insperliong Mc Riflv T '5 SP i f-7 li i - maria! Day Pararlvg Chicago Tribunl' Row l: Arnold Murtz, Roger Stukenberg, Ray Deluat, Robert Murtinson. Row 2 Jerry Ruble, Row 3: Huun Gull. Row 4 Harp, Row 5 Junq, CROSSED RIFLES Joseph Wallace, Richard Stummer, Hurtung, Harold Manthei, Robert Robert Ludwig, John Hollingshead. Jerry Herrmann, John Petrin, Paul larry O'Brien, Leroy Donner, John Ted Wenszell, Otis Barnett, Virgil Vernon Goergen, Joe Petrin. John Bruns, Ronald Falak, Erwin Richard Stern, John Romanowski. Medal Contest. N. F. l. This year's Kenosha High School debate and forensic team made their greatest showing since the 1947-48 season. The debate topic was Re- solved: that the American people should reject the welfare state. The team, inspired by three veterans, Donovan Cummings, Emily Smith, and John Schmidt, and one newcomer, Mary Rode, spoke their way into numerous tournament honors. They made exceptional showings at the Port Washington Invitational Meet, receiving first place, at West Bend District Meet, winning five debates and losing one, and at the Madison Sec- tional Finals, tying for third place. They also at- tended a Tri-State Meet at Hammond, Indiana, taking second place team honors. The iunior var- sity consisted of Clay Wilmington, Marvin Martin, Robert Costen, and Richard Guttormsen. The forensic team participated in a series of state meets and qualified twelve contestants for the state forensic finals at the University of Wis- consin. Of this number, eight received A rat- ings, and four B ratings. The team attended the NFL State Meet at Marquette University High School and took the highest team honors. Four members qualified for the NFL national tourna- ment at George Pepperdine College, Los Ange- les, California, June 25-29. They are Robert Bird, Donovan Cummings, Jane Titley, and Emily Smith. They will represent the State of Wisconsin in ora- torical, dramatic, and humourous declamation, and extemporaneous speaking, respectively. To Mr. Davies, our debate and forensic coach, goes Row T: Marilyn Juhnke, Marvin Mart- in, Jone Titley. Row 2: Muriel Lintz, Mr. Davies. Row 3: Emily Smith, Donovan Cum- mings. Row 4: Doreen Burklund, Mary Rode, Robert Tenuta, Clay Willmington. Row 5: John Schmidt, Robert Costen Dick. Guttormsen, Robert Bird. much credit for again having Kenosha High School represented in the national tournament. Marvin Martin, a sophomore, competed in the l Speak for Democracy contest sponsored by the Junior Chamber of Commerce. He won the state award of a S100 bond and represented Wisconsin in the national contest, qualifying as one of the thirteen finalists. Members of the debate and forensic squads made many appearances before the various fra- ternal and educational organizations in our lo- cality, thus proving themselves to be of service to the whole community. Members of the forensic team were as follows: Doreen Burklund, Donovan Cummings, Marilyn Juhnke - dramatic declamation. Jane Titley, Esther Klees, Audrey Akvick - humourous declamation. Emily Smith, Muriel Lintz, Mary Rode, Donovan Cummings, John Schmidt, Robert Costen - ex- temporaneous speaking. Robert Bird, Marvin Martin - oratorical dec- lamation. Mary Rode, John Schmidt, Robert Costen, Pa- tricia Zales - original oratory. Joan Baker, Sara Unwin - extemporaneous reading. Barbara Clish, Robert Tenuta, Clay Willming- ton - 4-minute oratory. 92- Hot oft the press!! Mr. Hannon, adviser, Tom Doggett, editor and Mr. Smith, printer, survey the latest news. The Key To High School News lienews FIRST SEMESTER Editorial Statq Editor-lnfChief. .. ... , ... ...Jack Dagon Society Editor... .,..... Betty Kluko Feature Editor .... ..., B etty Jane Orrico Sports Editor .,... ......, L arry Greb Exchange Editor, .. ,.,,.....,,..... Luanne Kubec Reporters .............,...,, Helen Altergott, Tom Doggett, Les Vite, Lois Monson, George H. Moseley, Jean Orth, Phil SCLIOQHEY, Ralph Guttormsen. Advertising Stott Advertising Manager. ,,.. ....,....... .... B o b Schwaab Circulation ......,.... . .... .... .....,,...,....., E d Ronlia Sales ......... , .,..... Noreen Boyle, Alice Sorensen, Joan Marescolco, Mary Dellango, Darlene Raffone, Sue Ellen Thomas. KENEWS Row l: Darlene Raltone, Alice Soren- sen, Joan Morescolco, Mary De- Ronqo, Noreen Boyle, Lois Manson. Row 2: Helen Altergott, Jean Orth, Luanne Kubec, Betty Jane Orrico, Fred Batassa. Row 3: Sue Ellen Thomas, George Moseley, Barclay Smith, Larry Greb, Tom Doggett, Ralph Gutlormsen. Row 4: Bob Schwoab, Ed Ronzio, Les Vite, Jack Dogon. SECOND SEMESTER Editorial Stott Editor-In-Chief .,.. ........,...,.... .,.. T o m Daggett Sports Editor, .. . ,..., .Larry Greb Society Editor ..,. ....,.. L uanne Kubec Feature Editor .,.. ............... B etty Jane Orrico Staff Artists ...... .,.. L ouis Dalpaos and Bernie Blise Exchange Editor .......,........................ Jean Orth Reporters ..,....... Helen Altergott, Lois Manson, George H. Moseley, Marilyn Steftensen, Lois Lovald, louise Durocher, Mary Holm, Kathryn L. Schwonke, Don Morton, Ed Matarrese, Margaret Wilson. Advertising Staff Advertising Manager .,..... ...... . ..... . .,Bob Schwoab Circulation .,............................. . ,.... Ed lonlio Soles ,....... Sue Ellen Thomas, Pete Murphy, Jane Knoedlar, Shirley Penniman, Nancy Zaylor. Advisor. ...,..,.....................,........ Mr. Hannon Mechanical Staff Foreman ...................................... Bill Larsen Printers .............. ,Ruel McMullen, Ken Tennessen, Bruce Thompson, Jim Kiffel, Andy Wasmundt, Fred Ba- tassa, Ronny Stewart, Frank Aiello, Bill Nelson. Albert Jones. Supervisor ................. ,. ................ Mr. Smith R.- we 'C ll00l2 lllltlfltll? ,ix VIH P!lKlMYtl'x an nismnius WND IOIHRDI Editor in Chief . . . . .Carolyn Turner Business Manager. . . Don Reiter Spy Assistant . ..... Fred Batossa Advisor . . .Miss Dorothy Slater Thanks to the staff that turnecl loy- outs, copy, and pictures into the 1951 SPYg and took television as their fifth sulaiect. A very special thanks to Mr. Kenneth Brown and Mr. Harvard Smith for their brilliant solutions to awesome problems- and to Mr. Marshall Simonsen of the Kenosha News for his sports pictures. 1 ANmmNI IR, s S 41 V HI 1 wa sm, fy, STAFF I Nancy Stern I Irma Matticzzzi I Russ Jensen I Karen Gulbrandsen Advertising. .. ... I Dario Madrigrano Subscriptions. . . . I Joyce Pellegrino The I A 2 D M fngxdbffeiglffl emu la vAvAvAvAvAvAvAvAv-4-vAvAf'AvAvAvAvA-lsr-vAv'xl-vAvAv-v4v-fxf a-Tom Doggett, biEd Ronzia, cfleanellen Martin, dflarry Greb, ewConnie Kircher, f esally Gabe, gfKathleen Shannon, lliWayne lass, ifHarry Larsen, iflerry Dann, lrfKaren Gulbranclsen, I--Mary Sorensen, mfjudy Keller, nfMarilyn Pilger, of Bernard Galley, pfllelen Mitchell, qfDolores Loechl, r--Joan Baker, S-Carol New- berry, f-Nato Bae lieb, u-Rosemary leta, v-fFrecl Barossa, w--Miss Slater, x-Mr. Brown, yfCaralyn Turner, I--Don Reiter, lflllake Smilh, 27Rita Kast, 3-Joyce Pellegrino, 4-eliuren Timm, 5--Dario Maclrigrano. Also Russ Jensen, Carol Ann Blax- clorf, Mary Dorsey, Erma Matllazzi, Nancy Stern, Robert Ripley, Tam Holdmann, Lois Watts, Barbara von Schrader, Nalalie Weinstein, Betty Eppers, Rae Ellen Reed, John Bloxclorf, Mary Holm, Nancy Hoff. v'vAvAv-v-v-v'v+vAv-v-v-vAv-lsrv-vAvAv-v-v-v-v'-I-vAv-vAvAvAvAvAvAv-vAvAvA: The lights are set. The camera's rc-udy. The SPY is in produclion! Russ Jensen, Carolyn Turner, Edi- lor, and Dario Maclrigrano walch lor a break in the smooth picture czssvmbly line. 5 i. , ku if 2 4 3, F 'Jig-1.5 z , Nj I y U Vox ,, N ww J + In RN19 ia- x J Y! and HILARIOUS xy WEUS END W HHN lfnsl of 2000 1n'1'A' o f solifl prvsvnls Unfor- Iainmonl 1 1-rozrd Sf'l'lll'S ririll panorama of noise- and rolor. llumlr lvrvfl si 'I lion shols. ll Sl: opparfl vo 1 ring rolv. guilt' Ilvroral 'fl form lllliqlll' on flozrnt Enlirv ras! fl grand filmlo. mls of lmmllvt- ,g is sparlr af'- l on fl a I s star- Fourlvvn 1 floats parade' onvl strools. al11'0s in Homecoming BLEND!! SHEPPI-XRD with GLORIA LAHTI and PAT ZALF9 Featuring IIHUEK WHITEFU UT X, v i YN 4 0 V f ht' N, Sim - w K 3 Q5 'N -If x ,..,,,.- 1 S X ..,.-.-new - mu, 4 I 732 x Q Y CAST OF CHARACTERS Queen - Glenda Sheppard ................ . . ............... Consort - Louis Dalpaos Pk Pls Pk Pk Ladies in Waiting Pat Zales ...... Gloria Lahti .... Candidates . . Rita Rafferty .. Nancy Stern . . Gloria Lahti .... Glenda Sheppard Teresa Speca . . . Marcia Evans . . . Jeri Keckler . .. Pat Zales ..... Erma Mattiazzi . . . . . . Escorts .. Blake Smith .. ... Jim LaSota Dk Pls Pk wk . . . Managers . . Russ Jensen . . . Harry Larsen . . . Jim LaSota . . Louis Dalpaos .. Phil Skovronski . .. Mel Radke . . Tom Braatz .. Blake Smith . . . Dick McEvoy Outdoor shots from the Homecoming Review. Pleased with the success of the show are its directors - Molly Christensen, Quentin Katt, Red Murphy, and John Schmidt. lt's Chuck Whitefoot, head and shoulders above the crowd. v ' X V 'w 'al QM' W , g. , A3 3 '1 'P 5' fwr4 .. 5 1: v A , ' 2 Z y': 4 , f. 1 ,M -0 'Q Wi 4' N io fggx h J We-r Z? Dvnt Go T 'QL or JCIX -g 'Q N The Doa ? c F -N r, The King and His Queen Ronnie Bunda and Joan Cerminara MY BLUE HEAVEN Directed by Junior Class Under the Supervision of Leon Hermsen Sam Christy Produced by Ronnie Bunda Set Designers. . . . . . . Music Director ..... . ..... . Refreshments .... Programs ..... Registration. . . Publicity .... Eileen McAleer Darlene Rattone Marilyn Voelz Jane Deitering Joyce Pellegrino Margaret Kaufman Carmella Passarelli Bob Lees Lydia Ficccudenti Steve Mulich Roger Anderson STAFF Marilyn Pilger, Joan Cerminara .. . . .Judy Zufta . . . . . . .Mary Holt . . . . .Marilyn Juhnke . . . .Ronnie Bunda Bruce Smithback Clarence Blanchard Janet Bruch Paul Antoramian Betty Machulsky Bernice Merritt Jerry Dann Pete Murphy Jeanne Agazzi Tom Udstuen Joe Pomponi Rosemary Vignieri If W, ff Dave Thrennen 1 eauenfffffffffff 5 Q3 ,CUE 5 P, arming GX '. 3Q3.s7'x W-W Alll -immli l 'Q um! 'F Qlltl l SH-.4 Z,w!e,.fAexS?a,,5fx+xffff+f JUNIIIH PHIJM 1951 Tvllflllflillg Slars. Uvvp Blue' Sky. lllillvring Hurps. lf:-lvstial Musir. .AI Dale' will: an flngvl. ff' 1 1 u f' f u ' ' ' , A 7-1 lun... K A TQKLTS :. 1 .Nu YW 'L' A ..- wir OOC? OOO 3'5- i J i ms F fi Jul SILEWE . ' Q ' 1' 5 .- :W 4 N o hw 'Q' -.. 'E . Q, W 1' - . gy, ,, xi? N-if-N UQ A . -Fx.. Q? M? Q 5 Lx . . ' m 'xg , Q S wh H W 4 -Kel 5 V Ki, s k X W' , . v,3,dW?9r51A , WK -Q 1.r':,15 'fy in . X - -ff ML em ,pl 57315 Eli fg 5, L,k,k J . 'Wu 3551555 Q VK. , Q .'y A , , fs D S 332 H 9' - ,IS i,,gf1: New Q., 5, 1 K - ,L , It Le, - 2. . MQ.. .15 ' 721 gg, 'Tm . --M MM t 'K CHUCK S CHAMPS Jlvllullvn gifts his man. .Inwrlw flown - but not mal. Pile'- llrirvr .'lllIl'l'lll'. Cir- mnn Irivs n gvtnzray. Ronzin In ilu' rvsvlw. Brant: is un his way. Hmly ---- sluppvd? .' .' Hvrv ronws .-illll'l'IH'.' Rudy trivs again. f I X X Masier and Profege Chuck Joskwhich and Mario Bonofiglio 1? ji THE 1950 VARSITY Unleashing A-bomb power on the ground and a jet-propelled attack in the air. the Kenosha Red Devils crushed all eight opponents for the Big Eight Title and a perfect record, a fete which has not been accomplished in twenty-six years of grid competition. Amassing a total of 361 points the power-packed Reds shattered state and conference records. Miracle Man Chuck ,Iaslfwhich in his two years at KHS has raised his Alma Mater from an unpredictable squad to a peerless state grid machine. Congratulations to Coach Jaslrwhich and the 1950 Red Devils. 415 59 5g,as4ei4 514 'flex 6 Row I: Nello Lilla, Joe Pamponi, Jim Nall, Fred Bistricln, Bob Girman, Ruel McMullen, Bob Jensen, Russ Jensen, Tom Cecchini, Don Wafring, Roger lowle, Jack Casey, Row 2: Jim LaSola, Ed Ronzia, Wayne Haney, Fred Balcnssa, Sian Dernske, Douglas Mawry, Pele Murphy, Laurence Roeder, Bob Ogle, Dick Keul, Bob Yorlon, Dick Nicolazzi, Mario Bonofiglio, Alan Ameche, Ron Rudy, Row 3: Coach Jaskwhich, Paul Shwaiko, John Jasiunas, Wally Knulson, George Moseley, Bob Galley, Ar! Liddicoal, Gene Swarlx, Bob Lees, Bah Moczulewski, Bob Hinds, Dave Threinen, Mike Bulera, Jim Kilfel, Myron Kuyawa, Coach Highland, Row 4: John lovine, Fred Cundari, Art Last, Ray Koski, Don Hinrichs, Tom Braalz, Frank Aiello, Ray Graglia, Viclor Borowsky, Richard Jake, Ray Delaul, Bob Andersen, Jerry Dann, John Beard. fill- Casualties and Benchwarmers KENOSHA 45 FOND DU LAC 14 The Red Devils clipped the wings of the Fond du Lac Cardinals of the Fox River Valley Con- ference by a 45-14 count. Scoring in every quarter the Red Devils showed the makings of a powerful grid machine. Individual stars were numerous as Coach Jaskwhich flooded the lineup with reserves. Mario Bonofiglio led with two touchdowns and three conversions. The latter touchdown was a 85 yard kickoff return behind a wave of blockers. Ron Rudy was top ground gainer for the Kenoshansp he averaged 25 yards in four attempts for two touchdowns. Hard charg- ing Alan Ameche tore the Cardinal line apart in scoring two six-pointers. A 20 yard pass from Bistrick to Rudy rounded out the Kenosha scoring. Superior line play was the deciding factor in the Red Devil victory, as all the boys up front did a terrific iob. KENOSHA 45 RACINE HORLICK 6 Beginning the T950 Big-8 season with fire and steam the Red Devils laid waste an inadequate and undermanned Horlick football team. With victory apparent after a few minutes play, Coach Jaskwhich played his regulars only half of the game. Alan Ameche got off to a fast pace in defending his scoring crown and scored two T. D.s in his limited appearance. Tom Braatz and Frank Aiello gave neat performances of pass catching, as they each caught one touchdown pass from Bonofiglio. Ron Rudy intercepted a Horlick aerial and sped goalward for his touchdown. Bistrick rified a pass to Girman, who picked up a convoy of blockers and sailed 55 yards to pay dirt. Dave Threinen smashed over the last stripe for the final T.D. Linemen who came in for special praise for their all around play were Tom Braatz, Ed Ron- zia, Dick Nicolazzi, Ruel McMullen, and Ray Graglia. KENOSHA 60 BELOIT 0 With unmatched power in every combination of players sent out on the field by Coach Jask- which, the Red Devils unleashed their fury to a 60 to O count. Alan Ameche made the first two touchdowns early in the first quarter on runs of ten and one yards each, while setting the ball up for his teammates to score. Bonofiglio on a naked reverse scored his first T. D. of the game and added the first of six conversions to make the score 'I9-0. With the speed and grace of an antelope, Ron Rudy scored on a 73 yard end run. Three plays later a Bonofiglio to Aiello pass garnered another six points. The most spectacular play of the game came when Bonofiglio fumbled a pass from center. Although he was apparently tackled, he zig-zagged down the field picking up blockers at every turn and scored on a 70 yard run. Girman, Bistrick, and Lovine each added to th-e score, while spectators thumbed through the record books. Every player on the squad was a hero and the line play was vicious, holding the Stateliners to only 57 yards for scrimmage. Rough stuff! KENOSHA I8 EAST I3 Amazed and somewhat embarrased by their poor showing before a hometown crowd of 8000 spectators, the Red Devils trudged wearily to the locker room at halftime, with the score 13-0 against them. During the half, Coach Jaskwhich and his assistants explained the Madison East defense to an awed and silent squad, and sent th-em back in the game with new spirit and drive. Revitalized the Red Devils flooded the airlanes with passes and smashed the Purgolder's line to pieces, they counted three times to give them- selves an T8-T3 lead, which they never gave up. Alan Ameche, the lone scorer for the Red Devils, burst around end for the first T. D. and caught two electrifying passes from Bonofiglio for the other 2 T. D.s, which covered 56 and 41 yards apiece. Ameche, Bonofiglio, and Rudy starred for the Red Devil backfield, while McMullen, Ronzia, Nicolazzi, Demske, Borowsky, Braatz, and Aiello all did terrific jobs in the line. Stars for Purgolders were Messner, Schlicht, Wurtzler, and Falch. The Kenosha vs. Madison East game was the game of the year for both players and fans. KENOSIIA 116 IANESVILLE 7 A Dad's Night crowd of 6000 fans witnessed a record breaking fete. The Red Devils scored 46 points and broke the record of 252 points held by the 1930 Kenosha team. Alan Ameche scored four touchdowns on two short plunges and two completed passes of 25 and 60 yards from Bono- figlio. Tom Braatz was the target for three other Bonofiglio passes that went for touchdowns. Bonofiglio split the uprights for four extra points. The Red D-evil's hard charging line played most of the game in the Janesville backfield. Koslu and Iovine lend a helping hand to Girmun. KENOSHA 53 CENTRAL 7 Before a homecoming crowd of 7000 fans the Red Devils swamped the Centralites for their fourth victory of the year. Leading the offense were Ameche and Rudy. Ameche tore the Central line to shreds for 198 yards and one touchdown. Ron Rudy was high point man of the game with two T. D. runs of 3 and 49 yards each. Bob Girman showed power and hustle during the whole game and counted one T. D. on a 'I7 yard tour. Bonofiglio threw a perfect pass to Aiello, which ate up 69 yards and one touchdown. Fred Bis- trick intercepted another pass for his second touchdown in two games. Bonofiglio played an all round game, scoring one T. D. and 5 points in conversions. He completed 3 out of 4 at- tempted passes for one T. D. John Iovine col- lected the final six points of the game. Braatz, Ronzia, and Demske turned in outstanding line play for the Red Devils. KENOSHA 37 PARK 7 Rated th-e highest scoring team in the state, the Red Devils lived up to their reputation and scored 37 points. This upped their season total to 240 points in 5 games. Although the regulars looked spotty, the Reds had enough punch to make the Park Panthers run for cover. Alan Ameche scored the first T. D. on a three yard plunge, which ended a 68 yard march. Bonofiglio mystifying the Racine team scored one long naked reverse. Tom Braatz caught two T. D. passes from Bonofiglio, which covered 20 and 10 yards each. .Ameche and Girman scored the two final touchdowns, and Bonofiglio kicked his lone point conversion. Coach Jaskwhich singled out Braatz, Aiello, McMullen, and Ronzia for their final vicious defensive play. Tom - sticky fingers - Braatz. Here fumes the Twentieth Century Limilelll KENOSHA 57 MADISON WEST 7 The Kenosha Red Devils swamped the West Regents and became the first Kenosha team in 26 years to boast a perfect record. Starting fast the Red Devils scored two T. D.s, a long run by Girman, and a plunge by Ameche. They bogged down to end the half 12-O. The Kenoshans picked up steam in the second half to score 45 more points. Alan Ameche scored two T. D.s in five minutes smashing the all-time scoring record of 97 points. He then added another six points to end the season with a total of 108 points scored in conference play. Iovine, Knutson, Last, and Braatz each added a touchdown, giving Kenosha a new record of 316 points in 7 games. Bonofiglio, Ameche, Braatz, Aiello, Nicolazzi, Ronzia, Borowsky, Demske, Mc- Mullen, Keul, Hayne, Mowry, Koski, Graglia, Nall, De Laat, LeSota, and Jake played terrific football in their last season for Kenosha High School. -114- INDIVIDUAL HONORS Alan Ameche, one of the greatest grid per- formers ever to wear a Kenosha uniform, again harvested a bountiful share of honors. Scoring in all grid contests and garnering 108 points in conference play, he broke the all-time Big-8 scoring record. With 12 more points in the Fond du Lac game his total for the season was 120 points. Besides his scoring crown, Ameche was voted most valuable player by his teammates and by the scribes of the Big-8 city newspapers, match- ing the '49 season when he was given the same honors. Unanimously he placed on first string in the star-studded All-Conference and Associated Press All-State prep football squad. 'A' Cap't Mario Bonofiglio through his sharp play in every game was also named first string All-Big-8 and All-State. Bonofiglio counted 46 points for the third place in scoring and rifled at least one touchdown pass per game. if Tom Braatz was sensational as a pass receiver, counting seven times in Big-8 play, and was also a rock of granite on defense. He was rewarded by being named first string Big-8 and second team All-State. 'A' Ruel McMullen, best defensive linebacker in the Big-8 campaign and 3 year letterman was voted the first string center in the Big-8 and received second team honors in the All-State lineups. 'A' Ed Ronzia, playing his third year as a varsity tackle, was another unanimous choice for first string Big-8 and placed on the third team All- State. His ability to open and close holes made him a standout in the line. ir Vic Borowsky, rugged left guard, was first string choice for Big-8 honors and received honor- able mention on the glittering All-State squad. Borowsky played supercharged football for Kenosha. A if Stan Demske, right guard, Richard Nicolazzi, right tackle, and Frank Aiello, right end, were standouts in the line and were barely nosed out for the first string Big-8 squad. ir Rounding out the honors were Ray DeLaat, Bob Hinds, Bob Girman, and Ron Rudy, who re- ceived honorable mention in the Big-8. Sophomore Football With a season's record of tive wins and a tie the Pink Devils of KHS took undisputed championship of the Lake Shore Conference. Under the direc- tion of Coach Frank Martin the aggresive sopho- more squad was unstoppable. Only Park in the opening game of the 1950 campaign could match but not out do them and were more than satisfied to settle for a 7-7 deadlock. ln their second encounter with Park the Sophs eked out a 13- 12 victory in a real thriller. Shortly after the start of the campaign Jim Yorton, Art Last, and Dan Watring were moved up to Varsity, where they turned in creditable performances all season. They will be mainstays in Coach .task- which's 1951 grid squad. Other standouts who finished off the season with the Pinks, but will probably see a lot of Varsity action next year are, Lennie Rizzo, Buff Rutfalo and Joe Greco, all backs. Among the outstanding line men are Brockhouse, Colby, Falduto, Zura, and Velvikis. Kenosha 7 Racine Park 7 Kenosha 18 Racine Horlick 2 Kenosha 28 South Milwaukee 6 Kenosha 13 Racine Park 12 Kenosha 12 Racine Horlick O Kenosha 38 South Milwaukee 6 SOPHOMORE FOOTBALL TEAM Row 1: Alfred Ruttalo, Marlin Ruetl, Bob Zura, Pete Anderson, Vernon Putrow, Dick Doty, Bob Fox, Joe Greco, Don Loemer, Row 2: Joe DiCono, Tom Holdmann, Louis Weeks, George Jackson, Bob Colby, Lennie Rizzo, Jerry Brockhouse, Bill Jacob, Frank Cairo, Gena Gallo. Row 3: Herb Oechler, Paul Velvikis, .lim Altman, Ken Elderbrook, Frank Migliano, Dick Palmer, Tom Remington, Jock Ludke, Alan Thomas, Pat Rafferty, Gordon MacAIeer. Row 4: Mr. Owens, Don Monson, .lack Widmar, Bob Butera, Paul Falduto, Cliff Adleson, Larry Karachi, .lack Kavalauskus, Steve Slazes, Tom Wirtz, Coach Martin. -115- Roaring down the home stretch in high gear, the Red Devils copped third place in the Big Eight Conference and won the Park regional tournament championship. They closed their glittering campaign by winning consolation honors at the Wauwatosa sec- KENOSHA 51 BAY VIEW 32 Superbly poised in their first conference play, the Kenosha Red Raiders synchronized court strategy and team work to produce a spirited win over the invading Bay Viewites. Fred Bistrick topped the Keno scoring for the night with 14 counters, followed closely by Mario Bonofiglio's 12. KENOSHA 62 BELOIT 41 Home nets again were the target for hard ripping hook shots as Captain Tom Braatz and Center Frank Aiello tore loose on a scoring ram- page. They each settled for 15 points to van- quish Beloit's purple quintet. Flashy rebound art turned in by the Keno Demons blighted any hope of victory in the minds of the invaders. f tionals, yielding only to a gigantic Kohler quint by a narrow 56-50 margin. Meanwhile Frank Aiello and Captain Tom Braatz were nominated to positions on the All-Big 3 squad to round out an almost perfect season for Coach Jaskwhich and his Red Devil basketeers. KENOSHA 48 LINCOLN 43 Lincoln's turn on the wheel of defeat came in the last quarter of the Keno contest, sending the Red Devils home with a happy smirk. Tom Braatz led the scoring with 17 points. Frank Aiello was right on his heel with 16 points. Spirit on the court as well as precisioned team work made this contest a treat for the fans. KENOSHA 41 MADISON EAST 63 Good but not good enough, described Kenosha in its Madison East encounter. Outclassed as they were, Kenosha's quintet battled on until the final whistle, which forced them to accept the short end of the score. Aiello, pace setter for Kenosha, struck the well guarded nets for 15 tallies. He was followed closely by Mario Bonofiglio with 13 tallies. Row 1: Lenny Rizzo, Dick Keul, Frank Aiello, Tom Braatz, Fred Bistrick, Don Hinrichs. Row 2: Nello Lilla, Harry Larsen, Pot Shelley, Don Poltrock, Coach Jaskwhich. Row 3: Bob Girman, Mario Bonofiglio, Sam Kishline, Wally Knutson, Ray Graglia, Paul Shwaiko. KIQNOSII.-I 53 ll 'l'jS'l' .,Il,l,lS lfli.Vl'R.1l. 37 The fast striking, spirited Keno Reds took early advantage of the West Allis five. ln the first and second quarters enough points were piled up to win the game without another basket. Sixteen and 13 points topped the Kenosha score board as Center Frank Aiello and Captain Tom Braatz swayed the boards with rebound deliveries. Jask- which sent numerous substitutes into the game and was rewarded by Rizzo's 6 tallies and Shwaiko': 8 counters. KIQYIISII.-I 58 IIOKIJIIK 413 A fierce onslaught during the final quarters of the Horlick game was the deciding factor when the score keeper calculated the final count, giving the nod to the Kenosha Raiders. Pivoting a red hot spark plug in center position, the Reds broke the iinx of the first half and supported Frank Aiello's 26 powerful points to the fullest extent. Rebounds seemed to stick to the hands of the invading Raiders as Captain Tom Braatz and Frank Aiello alternately thwarted all attempts to salvage the game. Kl'jNOSll,'I I5 PARK 36 Home fans were treated to a follow-up triumph when another Racine foe succumbed to superb Red Devil power adding to the prestige which Kenosha protected. Frank Aiello again hooking with deadly accuracy all but melted the basket rims, as the deadly markers sizzled their way through the nets and totaled on the score board a brisk 22 points. The home court rocked with the friendly cries of victory as Keno backers cheered the brilliant floor game displayed by Joskwhich's charges. Bonofiglio captured 10 points, and Captain Braatz swished 5 points. Braatz misses a block. KENOSIL1 35 lf'l'fS'l' 57 A delayed action bombshell fell on the Red Devils when the postponed engagement at Madi- son West left Kenosha trailing by 22 points on the score board total. Aiello and Kishline-backed up the line of Red Devil's fire with 'IO points respectively. Aiello scrambles for the ball. 117 -f KENOSHA 52 CENTRAL 51 Crusading Centralites, resolved on victory, played with agility and exactness in a vain attempt to crush the Red Devil spirit. In the most exciting game of the 1950-51 season, the tense over-time playoff proved to be the deciding test. Here the Red Devil spirit overcame the Centralites. To break the 47-47 deadlock Keno- sha's Kishline and Aiello each snared a bucket, only to be matched by Central's Disch and Gotha. ln the last breathless moment, Shwaiko's charity toss spelled victory for Kenosha, and left the fans in ecstasy. KENOSHA 62 ,IANESVILLE 41 Kenosha, during all four quarters, thoroughly outclassed their Bluebird hosts as Jaskwhich cleared the bench for an all out attack on the nets. Bonofiglio and Aiello topped the Keno scorers with 16 tallies and Captain Tom Braatz backed up the play with 13 markers. Bistrick sunk seven markers, while big Ray Graglia settled for four. KENOSHA 54 HELOIT 43 Winning from the Stateliners seemed the most important thing in the world to the rugged Reds as they fought for victory. Braatz, Aiello, and Bistrick were top point makers, they sunk 14, 14, and 11 respectively. Coach Jaskwhich displayed a fine strategic attack on the hosts' nets. KENUSHA 51 SOUTH MILWAUKEE 39 Welcomed back to the home town, our Red Devils kept up their steady scoring pace and defeated the visiting South Milwaukee quintet by a handy 12 points overlap. Figuring in the Kenosha box score were Aiello-14 points, Bonof figlio-12 points, Bistrick-11 points, Braatz-8 points, Shwaiko-4 points, and Kishline-2 points. KENOSHA 33 IVEST 37 A final college try in the last minutes of play by a determined Kenosha squad against a spirited West squad encouraged the home fans but resulted in a close defeat for Kenosha. High scoring was shared by Bistrick and Kishline with nine points apiece. Bonofiglio's eight and Aiello's six points bolstered the Red attack. KENOSHA 50 CENTKAI, 39 The Keno Raiders were up for this one, de- termined to have no more close decisions. At the end of a close first half, Kenosha led by a mere one point. The second half was a different story, with the skill of center Frank Aiello, who made 12 counters, and Captain Braatz who chalked up 10, Kenosha won by an 11 point margin. KENOSHA 57 EAST 62 Superior floor showmanship by the Reds was not enough to down a Madison East team which consistently swished the nets. The Reds played brilliantly but could not muster enough scoring punch. Captain Tom Braatz hooked 19 points for the top Kenosha honors. Thirteen points by Mario Bonofiglio and 12 by Sam Kishline soothed the wounds of the defeated but hard playing Reds. KENOSHA 48 HOKLHIK 22 The scoreboard had a restful night, as the Kenosha quintet treated the Horlick five to a lesson in defensive play. Horlick was neatly limited to seven points in the first half and to fifteen in the last. Again Aiello was top scorer with 13 points, closely followed by Tom Braatz with 12 markers. Kishline and Bistrick each chalked up seven points. KENOSIIA L17 ,I.4NESl'Il,l,E 36 Reserves were consistently used during the Janesville siege on the home boards. The experi- enced Red Devil squad went out in front in the first half of the second contest. Captain Tom Braatz and Center Frank Aiello duplicated their feats of earlier games and split the scoring honors with 12 counters each. Eight points by Kishline and ten by Bistrick helped to deal the Bluebirds the seedy side of the box score. KENOSHA 43 PARK 38 Victory in the Big Eight again came to the rolling Reds, when their host, Park, off to a slow start, failed to muster enough energy to stop them. Mario Bonofiglio made 14 points, he was backed by Sam KishIine's 10 and Tom Braatz's nine. Our top scorers: Bonofiglio, Aiello, and Braatz Park Regional Tournamenf KENOSHA 45 A HORLICK 44 Proving their strength when the chips were down, the Red Devil Cagers staved off a hard- playing Horlick quintet in the first contest of the W. I. A. A. regional basketball tournaments. A powerful lead, built up by Red Devil teamwork, dwindled under a counter attack by the Horlick five, to one small point in the final score. Sharp accuracy by Kishline and Bistrick and neat re- bound work by Aiello and Braatz kept Kenosha's hat in the regional ring. KENOSHA 39 - PARK 29 Kenosha again tasted victory as Park's offen- sive attack was forcibly stopped by the Red's tight defense. Blackboard strategy proved worth- while as man to man play wrought havoc with the opposition's accuracy. Park missed seventeen shots before Lynch connected for two points. Aiello, Braatz, and Bonofiglio put the sting into the Red Devil attack. KENOSHA 53 - SOUTH MILWAUKEE 43 In the final round Kenosha proved too much for South Milwaukee and won the regional championship. Great rebound work against the taller Rockets and the best defensive play of the year resulted in championship play. It was defi- nitely a team victory. Planning the Devil Cagers campaign was shrewd Chuck Jaskwhich, who worked out swift breaking plays against the best of opposition. KENOSHA 50 W KOHLER 56 The Red Devils were caught on one of their cold nights and as a result lost the opening game of the sectionals to a big Kohler team. In this game the Red Devils had their worse shooting percentage of the tournament. However, with a tremendous 36-19 score against them at the half, they nearly pulled the game out of the fire be- cause of their never-say die spirit. KENOSHA 67 - CLINTON 32 Battling for third place in the Tosa sectionals, Kenosha beat the Clinton quintet by a score of 67-32 and brought to a close a successful basket- ball season. --noe Groglia posses out of bounds. Sophomore Basketball Although Kenosha's Sophomore Quintet did not have as bright a season as the Varsity, they made a creditable record, with 6 wins and 12 losses. Their Big 8 record was 4 wins against 10 defeats. Jim Murphy lecl the scoring with 126 points, followed by Bob Butera and Solly Vic- torio with 120 and 118 respectively. Boys who shape up as definite Varsity candidates for next year are Jim Murphy, Bob Butera, Solly Vic- torio, Tom Wirtz, and Tom Udstuen. Kenosha 22 vs. Bay View 35 Kenosha 33 vs. Beloit 30 Kenosha 35 vs. Lincoln Milwaukee 25 Kenosha 28 vs. Madison West 44 Kenosha 43 vs. Madison East 49 Kenosha 53 vs. West Allis Central 29 Kenosha 37 vs. Racine Horlick 51 Kenosha 44 vs. Racine Park 52 Kenosha 33 vs. Madison Central 54 Kenosha 46 vs. Janesville 55 Kenosha 39 vs. Beloit 54 Kenosha 34 vs. South Milwaukee 52 Kenosha 43 vs. Madison West 39 Kenosha 23 vs. Madison Central 47 Kenosha 44 vs. East 43 Kenosha 41 vs. Racine Horlick 43 Kenosha 45 vs. Janesville 44 Kenosha 31 vs. Racine Park 46 Row 1: Solly Victorio, Mike Campagna, Cliff Adelsen, Fred Ruffalo, Tom Wirtz, Art last. Row 2: Joe Pomponi, George Principe, Jock Fredrick, Bob Butera, Dick Doty, Chris Lazzarette, Coa h H ghland Row 3: Tom Holdmann, Geno Gallo, Jim Murphy, Roger Strnutman, Bob Colby, Glenn Gerlach. 0 Martin's Mermen splashed to sixth place in the state W.l.A.A. Meet, to finish oft a comparatively successful season. The Mermen took nine out of their sixteen dual meets. Coach Martin is relying on the experience of this season to produce the wins of next. Outstanding in their specialties were Captain Don Lucas, freestyle, Tom Lourigan, breast stroke, and Barton LaCrosse, back stroke. With these and seven other lettermen returning, next years team should be a stand-out. The B Team had a cool season, but gained a great deal of experience lor next year. THE VARSITY Kenosha 46 Waukegan ...... 37 Kenosha 25 Evanston ... .. .58 Kenosha 37 Shorewood ...... 46 Kenosha 22 New Trier ....... 58 Kenosha 48 Maine ..,.. . . .35 Kenosha 37 Waukesha ...... 16 Kenosha . , ,,,, 30 Pulaski .... .... 5 3 Kenosha 51 Bay View ....... 30 Kenosha . . .... 44 Waukegan ...... 31 Kenosha 57 Wayland Academy 26 Kenosha 26 Evanston ........ 49 Kenosha 35 Oak Park ....... 40 O Kenosha 4515 Bay View ....... 35172 Kenosha 54 Boys Tech . ...... 29 Kenosha 38 Proviso .... . . .37 5,a, mi, Kenosha 48 Janesville . . . . .34 THE B TEAM B Team 30 Waukegan ...... 41 B Team 20 Pulaski ......... 45 BTeam.,. ....44 BoysTech.,.....21 Row 1. D lr Warren, Bill Borden, Pete Martin, Paul Schutt, Capt. Don Lucas, Barton La Crosse, Sam Oquist, Bob Ripley Row 2- Tom Lourigan, Bill Swarat, Ed Quandt, John Brandt, John Hackett, larry Boyd, Dick Doum, Coach Martin. Row 34 D k Lloyd, Bill Kult, Roger Towle, Paul Lendman, Jerry Lentz, Ralph Hopf, Frank Cairo-Manager. Cumiskey breaks the tape. The 1950 Cross Country team made a moder- ately successful record, but one which promises a first class team for 1951. This year's team had only two returning letter- men, Robert Cumiskey and John Rohde. Others on the team were: Bob Meissner, John Brant, Keith Crawford, Ed Palmen, Ray Koos, Burton Klabunde, Dick Guttormsen, Dick Tomlinson, Bob Smith, Dave Spera, and Jim Greco. Season Schedule: Sept. 26 at Bay View-Waukesha, Bay View, Kenosha Kenosha 3rd Sept. 29 at Wauwatosa-Waukesha, Tosa, Keno- sha Kenosha 3rd Oct. 3 at Racine Park-Park, Kenosha Kenosha 2nd Oct. 6 at Kenosha-South Milwaukee, Park, Horlick Kenosha 3rd Oct. 10 at Kenosha-Park, Horlick Kenosha 2nd Oct. 14 at Kenosha-Lake Shore Meet-Sheboy- gan Central, South Milwaukee, Cudahy, White- fish Bay, Shorewood, Horlick, Park Kenosha 4th Oct. 21 at Janesville-Midwest Kenosha 10th Oct. 28 at Madison West-Big 8 Kenosha 4th Nov. 4 at South Milwaukee-State Meet Kenosha 11th in 14 of Class A Schools The star of the team, Captain Bob Cumiskey, received the Chamber of Commerce award as the man most valuable to the Cross Country team of 1950. -122- Row 1: Mr. Davey, Dick Gufiormsen, Dick Tomlinson, Bob Smith, Dave Spera, Jim Greco. Row 2: Bob Murphy, Ed Palmen, Ray Koos, Bur! Klabunde, Carson Rohde and Burion Weinsvein, Managers. Row 3: Bob Meissner, John Brandi, Bob Cumiskey, John Rohde, Keith Crawford. Rohde gains on Oberfo. nl 5' . f' i ' xi: ' af x 31' , .M . Y . . 53'.-?1 NV'+ -4f. ':'1E 'Sit' , i ' 2-'l4If1',.'.:f' ' 'K ...,.. , X, - H.. f ' 1 . V ... W ,X - '51 . i ,5g,g'f 2' Q' ie - ' -, !..'isiNT 5.-W-ii xiisfl .179 :. l ' N ' . ,Or 5. 'ww - rx, .fl ' F' gf ig.. my A .Aw .4 ' : Q , K D 'ali 'xi' ' ' E3 ., i'k9.'5,:1,f.,QI'- -. i , ,, ,L . f h - 't:..,t A. M -Skxwx-..: Y , .l,, .- xv. R -.l S--. .. N Mx, K.. 3-' ' .1 ,. .M f Q' u5t,QrF'd?7gf5S' 'F 7.52 . . 7. g ' 'g Pwt'..,2s ,.-w 3 , . -'- ' ' ' '..,,.. Jpeg. 1. f:,fA1-,M .. d'. Tk . CN: ..i...x..i. it nhiax -' N I 5 1 N - R if -123 An aggregation of 'I3 lettermen formed the backbone ot the l95'l track team. Although hampered by weather, Coach Engle and his assistant Byron Davey brought the team into excellent shape, strong in almost all events. The one-two punch of lettermen Alan Ameche, state champion, and Jim LaSota brought Kenosha many valuable points in the shot put. Ameche broke several records. His best heave of 53' 2 shat- tered the all-time Kenosha mark. Ed Ronzia, a newcomer in the discuss, grabbed the number one position from letterman Ruel McMullen. Bob Kluka, Don Hinrichs, and Bob Butera were the mainstays in the high iump. Kluka came within W' of the school record with a iump of 5' 'IlV2 . Three returning lettermen, Mario Bonotiglio, Joe Kavalauskas, and Harry Larsen, made the broad iump a strong event. Fred Batassa and Bob Lees were the star pole vaulters. Ron Rudy and Dick Bundies, both lettermen, won in both hurdle events. Lettermen Ameche and Glen Thompson were assisted by Joe Greco, Bob Girman, Ronnie Bunda, and Ed Palmen in the 100 and 200 yard dash. Paul Shwaiko, Norm Neilson and Bob Meissner did splendid work in the 440 yard dash. Bob Cumiskey, much improved from last year, earned many points with his creditable times. John Rohde and Keith Crawford battled it out for number one man in the mile. Promising men who will be back next year are Kluka, Butera, Hinrichs, Lees, Girman, Bunda, Greco, Bundies, Neilson, Zura, and Crawford. e Bud Mc Cow Trophy for the Best All- Round Athlete, Student and Leader - Ed Rongio. The K.H.S. golfers led by Phil Skovronski, Don Ferkin, Jerry Houbrich, Mario Bonofiglio, and Sam Kishline have iust completed their most successful season in three years. The team, bolstered by competitive spirit and drive, led a dark horse into the limelight. Finishing eighth in the Hartford Tournament held at Hartford, Wisconsin, the team also came through with a place in the State Tournament at Nakoma and a rating in the Big 8 at Janesville. Phil Skovronski and Jerry Haubrich have com- pleted three years of varsity competition, while Don Ferkin and Sam Kishline are rounding out their second season of play. Upcoming prospects for next year's team will be led by Jerry Adamson, Nick Perry, Clarence Niemi, and Elmer Martin. -all - T MEN UF This year many records have been broken, but the record set by Mario Bonofiglio in his three years of athletic participation will stand for a long time. Versatile Mario, the only ten letter man in K. H. S. history, has 3 letters for football, 3 for basketball, 3 for track, and l for golf. ln football Mario's passing ability earned him a berth on the Big 8 and All State teams, and a place in the North-South game. ln basketball his sharp shooting and fine defensive play was the sparkplug of the Kenosha Five. ln track he placed a consistent first or second in the broad lump. To THE YEAH round out the record he shoots nine holes of golf in the low forties. The Spy congratulates Mario Bonofiglio, K. H. S. athlete of the year. The trophy awarded to the outstanding partici- pant in each sport this year is as follows: Football - Alan Ameche Basketball - Tom Braatz Swimming - Don Lucas Cross Country - Bob Cumiskey -125- PATHIINS Alice's Curtain Shop ......... 5915 Sixth Ave American Legion Post 21 Appliance Television . . . A. E. Axtell ........... Dr. D. F. Backlund ..... 504 58th St 6065thSt. . .... 7713 Fifth Ave . . . . 625 57th St. Badger Fuel 8. Supply Co. ..... 6117 14th Ave Bain Hardware .. ..... . Grace Barn-es ....... Barr Furniture Mart ........ Ben Franklin Store ..... . . . 5514 Sixth Ave .. 520 58th St. 5319 Sheridan Rd 6136 22nd Ave Bernacchi's Famous Candies . . . 6224 22nd Ave Bi-Jo ................. Bidinger Music House .... 2914 Roosevelt Rd ......62656th St. E. C. Binninger, Florist ...... 6800 Sheridan Rd Block Bros. ........ . Dr. J. E. Bowing ..... . . . 5803 Sixth Ave . ..... 625 57th St Brosk Office Supply ........ 5810 Seventh .Ave Donald L. 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C. .... . . . . 5609 Sixth Ave 5933 Seventh Ave 702 57th St 6019 Seventh .Ave 3600 Roosevelt Rd .. 5518 Sixth Ave 3824 Roosevelt Rd 51757th St ... 526 71st St . . . 723 58th St ,... 1325 56th St ... 529 71st St 62557thSt . . . 5615 Sixth Ave 611 56th St . . . 627 58th St. 1101 60th St Nell Johnson ................... 625 57th St. Keller's Soda Bar ......... 2900 Roosevelt Rd Kenosha Chamber of Commerce, 5619 Sixth Ave Kenosha College of Commerce .... 609 58th St Kenosha Ford Company ......... 1021 60th St. Kenosha Full Fashioned Mills ..... 2323 60th St -126- Q Kenosha National Bank .... .... 6 25 57th St Kenosha Optical Company .... 5827 Sixth Ave Kenosha Prescription Laboratory .. 625 57th St Kiddy Korner ............. 5800 Seventh Ave Kilkelly Drug ...... .... 7 505 Sheridan Rd Konrad's Jewelers .... Korf's Sixth Avenu-e .... S. S. Kresge Company ........ Lakeshore Candy 8. Paper C Thomas B. Lane D. D. S. ..... . Leader Store ........ Le Esther Gift Shop .... Leonard Agency ..... Lepp and Company .... Richard Lindgren ..... Dr. William H. Lipman .. Dr. L. H. Lokvam ............. Lundberg Brothers Machine Co. . 5036 Sixth Ave. 5618 Sixth Ave. 5616 Sixth Ave. 5515 19th Ave. . . . 621 58th St. 61158th St. 6217 22nd Ave. . . . 628 56th St. 5805 Sixth Ave. 7024 40th Ave. 625 57th St. . . . 723 58th St. 6116 39th Ave. Dr. James J. Lutz ............... 723 58th St. Luxem Fruit Company .... Mayer Drug .......... Maywood Restaurant . . . Michaels ................... Morgan Fruniture Company .... Morrisons Neumode Hosiery Shop .... . J. J. Newberry Company ...... Newberry Abstract Co. . . . . 5525 19th Ave. 5537 Sixth Ave. . . . . 516 58th St. 5627 Sixth .Ave. 5025 Sixth Ave. 5721 Sixth Ave. . . 1 606 58th St. 5716 Sixth Ave . 5700 Seventh Ave Northwestern Drapery Company .. 728 58th St Obertin's Flower Shop ........ 5913 Sixth Ave. OlIie's Market ....... .... P. 8- G. Stores ....... Dr. Charles Pechous .... Peter Pan Ice Cream . . . Charles Pfenning Inc. . . . Phillip's Gift Shop .... 3004 Roosevelt Rd 6200 22nd Ave 625 57th St. . . . 4400 Sheridan Rd 70057th St ... 616 56th St Piasecke Funeral Home . . . . . . 2002 52nd St Dr. Leon Regner ..... . . . 6215 22nd Ave Robinson's Pharmacy . . . .... 723 seth St Ron-Cel Recreation .... Fred P. Rudy Company ...... Edward J. Ruetz ........ Schaefer Pontiac Company Schuler's Bakery ........... . . . 617 55th Ave 5825 Eighth Ave. . . . . . 7313 Fifth Ave .. 5903 Sheridan Rd . . . . 620 58th St. Dr. and Mrs. Gilbert Schwartz . . 6342 Third Ave Dr. and Mrs. Harry Schwartz . . 7222 Third Ave. Seroka and Son Bakery ........ 5513 Sixth Ave Sheridan Fuel Company .... 5114 Sheridan Rd. Singer Sewing Machine Co. . . . Hugh Southmayd ......... Maud Siver ............ 5820 Sixth Ave. . . . Kilbourn Rd. . . .. 612 59th St. Sixth Avenue Beauty Shop ..... 5815 Sixth Ave. Sixth Avenue Cigar Store ...... 5824 Sixth Ave. Sparky's Drive In .... 75th St. and Seventh Ave. Stella's Market .............. 6931 14th Ave. Stern's Department Store . . . . . . 1350 52nd St. Stern's Shoe Store ..... W. C. Stewart M. D. . . . Adolph C. Strangberg ........ 5813 Sixth Ave. . . . 5825 Sixth Ave. Springbrook Rd. Sullivan Becker Machine Shop . . 6705 14th Ave. George W. Taylor .............. 625 57th St. Thiet Jewelers ........ . .. 625 58th St. L. B. Thompson D. S. D. .... ..... 6 25 57th St. George A. Timm Inc. . . . L. Turner Sons Florist .... Tyson's Bicycle Shop . . . United Photo Service ...... Uptown Jewelers .... Vanity Shoppe ............. 5629 Sixth Ave. 5909 Sixth Ave. . . . . . 6201 14th Ave. 3713 Roosevelt Rd. .. 2310 63rd St . . . . 608 59th St Veenstra Lumber and Supply Co., 5110 Eighth Ave Vic's Bakery ............. 905 Washington Rd Vogue Fabrics ...... Z ...... 620 59th St Wettengel Typewriters . . . . . . 5921 Sixth Ave Wilson's Radio Service ..... 3820 Roosevelt Rd WiIson's Variety Store ...... 3609 Roosevelt Rd W. L. I. P. ............ . 62557thSt F. W. Woolworth and Company, 5702 Sixth Ave -127- . THE FIRST NATIQNAL BANK GF KEN QSHA 14utograplnA .... A'lMM0lVJ' UWIIPANY THE CHUICE 0F BETTER MECHANICS miata Q?XKmmxxm'XW'x W E if leadem in the duign and mana acture of tice SANITARY FITTINGS used in handling and processing WISCONSIN'S NUMBER ONE PRCJDUCT the COMPLETE line , i F ,, ..: 1 - E YV 'il I 'YY -T ll I - is .xi Q E W asa was ff 5 . ,rum M 4 I 1 ESTABLISHED in 1919 . . . and reorganized by the present management in 1931, Tri-Clover Machine Co. has become known as the leading manufacturer of the sparkling clean stainless steel and Trialloy fittings, valves and pumps so necessary to the success of the entire dairy industry. In addition to furnishing a complete line of approved fittings to meet strict dairy requirements, Tri-Clover now supplies an ever-increasing number of fab- ricated stainless steel frttings used to provide corrosion-resistant conveying and processing lines for the Chemical, Food, Beverage, and allied industries . . . all of which require the quality materials and precision workmanship that form the basis for the Tri-Clover by-word . . . Built lo Peffecnorl for Your Protection. 7 .f y Q fu - MACHINE co. Fi lanonhc. Wisconsin rnmrov AND swmess srssr TRI- rrgmqug A SANITARY rmmcs VALVES. EIUVEII lNousrniRl.s:l1iiiIiE',S?EL?l Pumps rusmo srscmmss mousnzur rumvs THE Compleie LINE -131- DETROIT 0 KENOSHA 0 MILWAUKEE 0 EL SEGUNDO 0 GRAND RAPIDS Wx? -132- l'Vi'l 'ww-ov-In I uh 1 fy -fvglseu UNDERWEAR KENOSHA, WIS -133- TO THE CLASS OF 1951 CORPORATION KENOSI-IA, WISCONSIN SUBSIDIARY OF EATON MANUFACTURING COMPANY MANUFACTURERS OF EDDY CURRENT ADJUSTABLE SPEED CLUTCHES, BRAKES, ELECTRONIC CONTROLS, INDUSTRIAL AND MARINE DRIVES AND SPECIAL PUR- POSE EQUIPMENT. -134- KE OSHAI D TRY Products of Kenosha industry are sold throughout the United States and the world, thus creating the jobs and pay checks necessary to the growth and development of the community. Kenosha has 42 manufacturing concerns with a total employment in excess of 18,000 and a current annual pay roll of 3360 million. The manufacturing structure of the community includes such basic American industries as auto- mobiles, furniture, brass and copper and alloy products, and textiles, as well as nationally known producers of mechanic's tools, wire rope, plumbing supplies, equipment for the dairy and food industries, fire fighting equipment and commercial fertilizer. There are also several smaller estab- lishments making industrial tools, dies, jigs and fixtures, special machinery, castings and structural steel products. Two out of every three wage earners of Kenosha are employed in the manufacturing plants and their pay checks are shared directly or indirectly by everyone in the community as each pay roll dollar circulates widely, turning over approximately seven times as it moves through the chan- nels of trade. Behind Kenosha's industrial pay checks are the knowledge and skills of the community's indus- trial employees and the courage and vision of the men and women who invested the money neces- sary to provide plant facilities and machinery. The Kenosha industrial family, working in harmony with business and professional people, educators, the clergy, and other citizens as individuals and as groups, have built a community which is noted throughout the nation as a good example of the accomplishments possible under our present free and enterprising American way of doing business. HENUSHA MANUFACTURERS ASSIIIIIATIIJN KENOSHA, WISCONSIN -135- Congratulations KENUSIIA EVENING NEWS Kenosl9a's Newspaper if A COMPLETE DAILY REVIEW OF KENOSHA AND THE WORLD 'k FACTS . . . FUN . . . FICTION 'I'IIE KENOSIIA NEWS PUBLISHING CU. 713-717 FIFTY-EIGHTH STREET TELEPHONE 5121 -136- Conyratulatiolw . . . DUTCH IVIAID ICE CREAM STORE 627 - 56th STREET Suudaes, Sodas, and Malteds All Made IVitb Delicious DUTCH MAID ICE CREAM lmituted But Not Du plicated -137- KENQSHA TRADES and LABOR COUNCIL Representing A UNITED LABCR MOVEMENT Extends To the members of the 1951 Graduating Class - congratulations on having completed their High School training and Wishes them the Very Best of Success and Happiness in the Future. -138- ERICAN TR DITIO With each year of constant progress and faithful adherence to the traditions of Originality and Distinction , Pontiac remains the Master Engravers to Americais Schools. The Pontiac proven technique of modern methods of reproduction by experienced craftsmeng the employment of the most modern precision equipmentg the artistic abilities of our art and layout departments are Pontiac helps in publishing a successful yearbook. All of the personnel ofthe Pontiac School Publications Division are proud of their participation in the publication of your yearbook and express their appreciation for the splendid cooperation by your staff. P ntiuc I D ae Q 812-822 W. VAN BUREN ST.O CHICAGO 7, ILLINOIS Telephone HA ymarket 1-1000 -139- Ease COLUMBIA DIAMOND RINGS KK 77 Gem o! .Ieuofion CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATES Hamilton Class Rings Bulova With Shop Buy With Confdenfe Compliments of . . . G TT0llMSEN'S RECREHTIO Kenosha Student Bowling Headquarters BOWL FOR HEALTH AND PLEASURE -140- THE BEST OF EVERYTHING IN FUEL PHONE 7 1 7 1 6537 FOURTEEN TH AVENUE Always e Friendly' Weleeme. . . SIBLEY'S eezver eller DONUTS . . . COFFEE . . . ICE CREAM . . . CANDY 1 2401 - 63rd STREET KENOSHA, WISCONSIN PHONE 8944 -141 Mc N eil Fuel Co. porfraifa Mu olde . . . And Your Friends Admire We wish to express our thanks to students and faculty for their splendid co-operation in the making of the photographs for the 1951 Spy -- SYDNEY Swruz uo TIHHE BROWN NATIIUNAII. IBANK 2216 65rd STREET MEMBER OF FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION 142 U ERBY MUTUHSI II. DODGE AND PLYMOUTH PASSENGER CARS 0 DODGE TRUCKS 3813 Roosevelt Road - Telephone 5154 Kenosha, Wis. Largest Garage in Kenosha GOLDEN BELL DAIRY TWICE SEALED AND TWICE PROTECTED WITH CELLOPHANE HOOD Make Doubly Sure Your Milk Is Pure 2105 - 56th STREET PHONE 8011 -143- CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATES RAY RADIGAN'S ' mnderfuf joan! ' SOUTH SHERIDAN ROAD PHONE 43544 6c2n,5fzu7m.a,Balanc0, By adding new ideas to sound merchandising and to infallible fashion sense, we strike a balance that allows you to always find THE SMARTEST THINGS FIRST AT HYSLOP DEPARTMENT STORE CO. .ET -144- MHCWIIYTE COMPANY KENOSHA, WISCONSIN Specializing in the Manufacture of Wire and Wire Rope. Wire Rope Slings, Aircraft Cable, Assemblies, MILL DEPOTS: NEW YORK 0 PITTSBURGH 0 CHICAGO 0 FORT W Terminals and Tie Rods. SEATTLE 0 SAN FRANCISCO 0 LOS ANGELES 0 PORTLAND Kulova His Excellency 21 jewel Bulova 5549.50 We welcome your charge account Choose from the First Names in Watches BENRUS, BULOVA, ELGIN, GRUEN, HAMILTON, LONGINES-WHITTENAUER AND LE COULTRE HERBERT' 0 HERBERT N. BLOCK 0 CORNER OF 58 ST. AND 7 'AVENUE KIZNOSHA, WISCONSIN -145- ORTH 0 MINNEAPOLIS IBIERNIMICIHIIVS IPIHIAIRMACY 3900 - 75th ST. KENOSHA, WIS. OTTO D. BERNACCHI, R. PH. K6 J? .jcnoridait cl,dl'g05l Ll? .QUIT Featuring only nationally advertised merchandise and a complete up to the minute prescription service. TELEPHONE 5632 l Timken Oil Automatic NXQ57' Burning Air Water Conditioning Heaters 5718 - 7th AVENUE -146- 6'v DK HlIURE Aco. -1 COHPLITI HOME YURNISHIRS 6209 22nd Avenue, Ionollu, Wiuaonsiv Phono 5133 6209 - 22nd AVENUE COMPLETE HOME FURNISHINGS Kenosha's Only Furniture Guild Store Showing Grand Rapids Latest Fashions In Home Furnishings . . . . for those who prefer finer portraits through better photography ot photography O 614 - 58th STREET KENOSHA, WISCONSIN -147- + ROTIHIMOOR CIOATS + ROTIHIMOUIR SUIIITS SE HAL 15' GIFT SUGGESTIONS PGH GRADUATES' 1 A FINE WATCH HER SELECTED STERLING PATTERN ING OR A PEARL NECKLACE With Our Best Wishes C. S. HUBBARD ,IEWELER Kc ENGRAVER 705 - 58th STREET ITED CLEANER and DYER J. E. KAISER DIAL 8143 1500 - 63rd STREET KENOSHA, WIS. D. TIRABASSI 8m SGNS Drainage - Sewer -- Cement Work - Black Dirt - Fill Dirt -- Gravel GENERAL TRUCKING TELEPHONES: Otiice 7412 7802 THIRTY-EIGHTH AVENUE Garage 2-7818 -149- NXXSIHI IKIENOSIHIA, MNC. Sales Service Parts QMIQHCWMWQ lo-POINT SELECT DEALER 7526-34 - 22nd AVENUE DIAL 4-2163 Kell bl-eued lllen Ire Well bl-eued lllen 1904 i Stylist for forty-five years -- 1951 for 0 KENOSHA'S MEN O KENOSHA'S UNIVERSITY MEN O KENOSHA'S HIGH SCHOOL MEN O KENOSHA'S HIGH SCHOOL BAND CAM, IB IE ILIL JJM -150- Yor tlceAe modern timeA . . . A STORE WHERE QUALITY, STYLE AND SERVICE MEET YOUR NEEDS . . U ANY uni COMP FURNIT nvlu1'nAvl. coa.orso1'u.n FRANK BOBUSCH, Pres. SEVENTH AVENUE, CORNER FIFTIETH STREET ISERMANN BRGTHERS Kenosbds Leading Store for Men and Young Men 614 - 616 FIFTY-SIXTH STREET -151- MILK PHUIIUEEIYS ASSUIIIIITIUN l Incorporated III IM ' I n j . Z PHONE 8137 'QQ' . PRODUCERS lluueulzeo NA Com - - plete Dany Servzce .sigfdfd YITIHIITHIIK 6813 - 29th AVENUE KENOSHA, WISCONSIN IB II IL IL? S IL LII N C IHI Opposite High School For Tasty Lunches W 0 HAMBURGERS Ii I I I 0 STEAKS . BAR-B-Q Q cHoPs OPEN 24 HOURS 5717 SHERIDAN RD. 152 When Better Cars Are Made B U I C K Will Make Them HUNTOON BUICK 1101 - 60th STREET flaw 4-.2171 441.,.s4.zx. sa.: M4 4411. nm.. -153- Compliments of the VINCENT-McCHLL CDMPHNY SE!-XRS, HEEEAUEH 1-mn EU. WISCONSIN RUIDIES CAMIEIRXX SII-IIOIP and IPIHIOTO SUIIPIPILIIIES, IINC. amp 1men s of SPECIALTY HH!-XSS IIIJ. bairq fqaqnment KENOSHA WISCON PENNEYS' Headquarters for UHF? WVU WVHIE 4 MIINUWHE 'IVIEIEIXPAGIE IFASHIIIONS CENTRALLY LOCATED AT THE CORNER NUE AND 56th STREET KENOSHA, N -156- A Kuq 'lfour Telezliaivn at VIGHNSKTS TELEVISION and APPLIANCES x., 3601 Roosevelt Road Kenosha, Wisconsin STROMBERG-CARLSON AND WESTINGHOUSE TELEVISION SETS There is nothing finer in lelevisiou There is nothing fuer in serwre Phone 22465 L A KIEIXIUSIHINS G II IPI I-I IEAID Q ILIIARII IE RSI ' WATCHES ' DIAMONDS ' SILVERWARE Bulova Nationally Famous Community Gruen Mi-Bride 1847 Rogers Bros. Benrus and Holmes 81 Edwards Elgin Feature Lock 1881 Rogers Hamilton Diamonds Wm. A. Rogers Gifts For All Ofrasions EXPERT WATCH AND JEWELRY REPAIRING Q X X X I I X I X I qXxllQ 5727 6th Ave. i -' Phone 3322 THE DIAMOND STORE OF KENOSHA -157- IEDMUIND ILA MPXCCIHIIIA World Wide Travel Service AIR - STEAMSHIP - Rail Ph e 6785 5402 22 d M b f-A ' S ry fT lAg r Ir r 1A T p :A r T Atl r P g C f T P fi P g Cf LANDGREN'S DAIRY 1901-1951 50 Mara of .szruice fo .jcno5Aa 158 SHERIDAN ROAD AT 45RD STREET TELEPHONE 2-2220 Where the best costs less KENOSHA, WISCONSIN ongrafufafionri ii? KENOSHA COUNTY BAR ASSOCIATION -159- Haavleeb, IFIROZIEN QUISTARI 2929 ROOSEVELT ROAD SANDWICHES MALTS PINTS AND QUARTS OF FROZEN CUSTARD Uongfra iula tions Ulm' of 1951 KENOSHA LITTLE THEATRE 'ZSAQJAQJAQJAQJAGJAQJAQJAQJAQJAQJAQJAQJAQJAQJAQJ Q 'C 5' 'f ID fl mai fha Hang, af, Q ? ' E Q Qacll, 'flew E. .4 mag, nm, Q, Q Hmpb Ho '- lb 2 . Delicious Sandwiches Courfesy of Cleve Nord, Pholographer eg 'E 0 Honee Made S'l'yIe Sun Valley l Ice ream 22 0 Fancy Sundaes and Sodas 0 Famous Heinz Soups aq 0 Wonderful Chocolales E 0 Hallmark Cards I4 dndfma, Q gm Ig Confectioner Cf 2401 - 60rh Sr. E OPEN 6 A.M. - MIDNIGHT EQYPWYPWYPVYPQYPWYPQY Eu! 'MAA ea to the gracluafing Cfddd 1951 May Your Future Be Happy and Prosperous Allas Prinling Company Phone COncord 4-6228-4-6229 352 E. Reservoir Ave. -'l6l- Z 5 ? 1 - 1 , Q C 5-5 w x...aI J 'K has 'WI' gif , 4 . H C ' 'xx' 2' ,E 1 ' Fx W ' - 4,5 - v' ' , ' X' A r ' x F 'v IX P A 'H ', 1-if . 'f y X up If ,- W V K . A W ki k ' .q v - X f f.4:'.Z.eff-dr-N ...A4..:r.....c.- Q3 ' r +I gf , Q gn-4'