Bradford High School - Spy Yearbook (Kenosha, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1952 volume:

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R ,xg-A 1 4' II: I t Rv I I I-f ,gi ,, I Vg t XI' ', 9,1 'I f Q O G 0 y 0 7 vid n Q F f BIIIUO S It's been fun solvlng Case 21952 The Dlsappearlng Year I call lt' Sometlmes though lt seemed to be a case of the bllnd leadlng the blxnd but enough of my chatter, let's get down to facts No one could qulte f1gure lt out' One mlnute lt had been here, the next lt was gone' Someone or somethlng had taken lt, But Who or What That's where I entered the plcturel I e greatest prlvate eye of them alll I THE SPY If anyone could solve the mystery I could' Yes, I would answer the great questlon 'WHERE HAD THE TIME GONE FROM SEPTEMBER 1951 T0 JUNE l952u9 And so lt was that my trusty blood hound, Snoopy, and I began the long road to the answer We lnvestlgated everyone from the prlnclpal to the smallest sophomore' We lnvestlgated meetlngsl We yelled ourselves hoarse durlng a long week of Homecomlng campalgnlng, and we yelled ourselves hoarser at football and basketball games We dld homework t1ll lt came out of our ears fL1kely lt went ln one and came out the other I We trotted up and down stalrs We adopted the motto HNe1ther raln, n leet, nor heat of day shall stave these carrlers from thelr routen as we tore between bu1ld1ngs We spent one wonderful UEven1ng 1n PHFISH w1th the Junlors and were glven an UAMSFICBH Passportu by the Senlors We walked off w1th four hard earned Champlonshlps at last count as we go to press We went to dances and teas, all the wh11e taklng plctures, gettlng lnformatlon In short, we had one hectlc glor1ous t1me fllled wlth too many thlngs to mentlon here, but turn the page and you'll see our flndlngsl Happy Huntlngl 53fyf?f'? F R M T H E P Y -- ' . , th W , . y . ' ' . clubs and went to meetings--meetings--and more ' ' . , ' ' or S , 13 . 1 I I 9 , '- 1.9 on 4 , ' '-w- at 'P ' ,, ,. rf' gg ga 'fa X - '- - ...A- .., 1 D, --f- A g,+ A it - I1 1 I gl 13 4 .,- U , ' fg0L0'l ,N-an .4-Q.. , f Q X uw ,,- 4 'Pg 'S l wr J .vin Z vig, ' Q 4 . 'S-an-11' if U A -an s. X 1 'Gui- Q., vm... ff -QM ,ramp I ' O P 1 ' . ,I V, q, , - Q. 1 7 na? A, nf. an -2' 5,-. I -...W SQ tl '- I ... 'D -W an 'gg n 1: an '- ov' . F..- , -I ' . v -1 ' 31 ' r 5 2:- 5 .O as FL D-, lrl , , Q ,n A . 4 3 Q -. V - ' - ' -2.4 -- . K3-'Rfb 'Vai N --A..'f,' Q 9 F Qn.3Q,1lg..?,H. k. Now what, thought I, would be most likely to take the time? And then came the dawn! Of course, Public Enemy No. l -- Homework!!! And so Snoopy and I made nasty tracks to Spy on our first group of suspects, ardent sympathizers with Pub- lic Enemy No. l .... THE FACULTY X H. R. MAUPER MA. D, T, JOHN, MAA, S.rf f :-- t' Si'i' P-'-H33 6 F. STOCKEP, . . MA Q1 W,F3Ef FAPLEY r N N , 2 fi' 7 BOARQ gg EDUCATION 1 ROW 1 ONA ANDREWS, M.A. JOHN D. DAVIES Ph.B. .M.1tln'111.1li1'.r FLORENCE BAAR, M.A. Af1lIbL'N11lli1',1 EUNICE SMITH BACHER, M.A. English ELSIE CUMRO BALDWIN, M.A. C0111 111 .1 1'1'1.1f C. E. BAYLER, Ph.B. Af.1Ibu11.1111',1 LEONE SCHUESSLER EAYLER M.S. L.111g11.1g. , FLORENCE E. BISBEE, M.A. lfnglirlv JLJLIANA BLANK, M.A. L.111g11.1,q. ROW 2 RUTH C. EREISETH, M.A. EIIQEUNIY KENNETH D. BROWN, M.A. A11 RUTH B. EROWN, M.A. E11gl1.fZ1 D. C. BUCK, M.A. S1-it' II fl' LOIS JANE CAMPBELL , M . A . C111111111 111.11 OTTO R. CARLSON, B.S. llldlllllflf A111 FLORENCE E. CASWELL , M . A . IHJII11 111.11111 SAM P. CHRISTY, B.A. A11 RON 3 MARJORIE CCRBIN, M.A. H11111u lf1'11111111111w RUSSELL B. COSNER, M.S. l11d111111.1l A111 EDITH JEAN DANIEL, M.A. lj11gl11l1 BYRON K . EAVEY , M . A. 511.11111 Sfwrz' 7 MARGARET S . DENSNLORE , lf11.Ql1 :lv MARY A . DOHERTY, M . A . SIFWL lift' MABEI.. DUNCAN, M.A. 51111.11 S111 IIA I ROW 4 HOWARD R. DUNHAM, M.M . li.1111f, U11'fuu11.1 L. E. ENGLE, B.A. M.1l1f11111.1l11'n A. E. FREEBERG, B.S. 1111111111111 .1111 LYDIA GOERZ , Ph . M . 1H.1lfu 111.11111 TELLA GRIFFIN , M . A . M.1l1'u 111.11111 MAURICE A. HANNON, M.A lf11gf1.1l1 IRVING G. HANSEN, Ph.M. IIJIKQHNX7 MATILDA HANSEN , M . A . 5111111 S1 TL U11 ROW 5 CATHERINE V. HARGRAVE, lull 111' T. L. HARTZELL, M.Ed. C11117111L 1111! HOPE H. HASTINGS, M.A. Sffmflf SA In Ill L LEON P . HERMSEN, B . A. C11111111111'1.1f JAMES F. HIGHLAND, B. 1'lm11.1l lf1i111'.1111111 B. W. HUEERTY, B.A. Sffmllfr. CHARLES JASKWHICH , B . S P115 111'.1f lfd111'.111f111 AVIS JOHNSON , M . A . C11111111u1'1.1l 8 A . Y IQ, I ff A 111 Q Qi Q1 0' Qi M.A. 4 , M.A. K .i, V SUSPECTS? a,, x X . A' VR.:- -4 .fixing nf 5 :EF - xg Q L. Sw -.:' . - sa. mlm. V- Q Ui, ,dw . 1 f JSM L fN G7-If Q Q: 1 i ROW l CHARLES KNICKREHM, B . A . English CHESTER R. KOZEL, B.S. Pbyniml Ifdnmlimz EVELYN KRONENWETTER , M' . A . C ff 111 nl If rri.1l W. C. KRUSE, M.A. SL'jl.'llL'L' H. A. LINK, M.A. l11d1z1lri.1l Am W. W. MARTELLE, M.A. Sflfipli Slbjfffft FRANK H. MARTIN, M.A. Pblyuiixll Ifdmxzliml TERESA W . MCDONOUGH , Ph . M . Ilumv IfL'flP1HlIIjl'f ROW 2 ALMA M'. MERRICK , M . A . l.,1r1.r51z.lgL CARLENA J . MICHAELIS , M . A . lfugliflv CHARLOTTE A . MOODY, M . A . lfalgfiffz MARY ELIZABETH MURPHY , M . A . lfflglimb FLCRENCE BAAR NELSON , B . A . IIIIKQIAI lr CATHERINE B . NOVACK , M. A . MJIZPL m.1l1r1 RICHARD H . NYE, M'.A . 111.1154 lIl.Illt',x CARYI. oATEs, M.B.A. f,nI7Il1la 1-ml! ROW 3 WELDON F' . OWENS , M . A . Sfuilf Sflulu JOHN PASKA, M . A . SATL III: JESSE A. PEEL, M.S. I'f'fmm'.1l lfdnmfimz ELEERTA LLEWELLYN , ITIIIHJVI I 1? ll , llllll' 'X MARTIN C. RAFSHOL, M.A. Swirl St'f6llt't.' ELSIE REED , B . A . Libmrj' B. D. REPPERT, B.S I11d1z.f1ri.1l Ar! f ROW 4 LAVERNE E . SCHMALE , B . E . Q'UIIlN1t7'fiJl WILLIAM H. SCHUMACHER, M.S. Pbyrif.1l Iidlzmliwz DOROTHY SLATER, Ph .B. Lifinzruy ANDREW P. SMITH, M' Sriwzre .A. GLENN I. SMITH, M.A. Slltffdl Sfiellfc' HARRIET SMITH Ilfmle lfunnmlirf HARVARD C . SMITH, l11du.r1v'i.1l A111 M.S. FLORENCE K . SOKOLIK , M . A . Home 15l'IHIUIllit'x ROW 5 LAURA STEFFEN , M . A . Euglifb APHRODITE THANOS, I'luu1f,1f lfdlmzlimz E. R. THOMAS, M.A. lmIu.f1ri.zl A rn MILDRED VANDERHOOF' Plum-.11 Edllzlllfffll B.S. , M.A. BETTS VAN LIEW, B.S . Pbmwluf lilflllllfllzll CHARLES H. WALTER, Sifc III: PHILIP WHITAKER, M Sfi: III? M.A. .A. VIRGINIA WILSON, M . A . I..n1g11.1gL M . A . INVESTIGATE STUDEN x9 X Ki . ff 4, 'ff M ' I X W I j xx K P , Y h 174 Aw! 'XX Y 5 in ' jk' I X, f f Z ' NX ,H 1 X X z a f kin J. X 1 Y: -'af' C-I f '-'. x, I ' ,IX 'WA-Dv '-'M , vw 4 W,,,?.i4 ---gn' W 4 Q 2' ' 'WM 5. r 1 Q 4 X X v x x 'M u , S-.2 K .WH an 1 M.-L u L 'X .44 'v A v y ,,L up P , '-sv , In fzirui, i A . Q Y - .X ,vi 1 ' mul. W -. , 'F Q A ' WHT , . 7 'Wk-, QE - , N - ' Luk A K MW , i 1+ ,, , M4 4' Kwik. A I Y , 'I 5 i v' -89 xx 1 .VN , S ., .. K ix 1 f ' .R , f A 'Qtsvl ,- , 1 . 5,1 'Q!g 'ah Q IS -- 4 9 'U z ,A . , ' 5 1 i 1 A . 1 5 K A , A I i x a lg R ' O -. X , 'X N. -, a S .Q A ji s 'r fag' . 'Q . 9' sw-. ni' ' - f gr ?'Q ' ' tn ag. ' xx 1- 6 Y A ' -ian ' N - vw-ew K K w---M.-. K ' - ' ' . -fp: Q: 'X1:..QNf n,f'Q',5' K 1 , ,A-fff f1 .?'.,gE....... . f , . s M.. , V b b . 'A , -- H-' -f f-Q31 X -wg ,y 'f'f3 'f-ifw f , f A. My Q K 0- A A Y r i is -,V .. , ' gs-fd7,!..g N -.HQ . . , . M .m , . .. .. ,hfiyi Q , . . . -- - 1-. - ' , ,Ja . iv- uvf 1, f 1 4' 5 V --Q -'WH - '- -cw-V 3 '- - --T , , - -Tfwxill'--v X ..,.- .AA V - . A, -' ws, A ' xg A r '. 1 L- ..., ' 5' ' 3 i i -H.. lf:4A 39 Mnttn: Success is won by acfing, noi wishing. Fluwnr: Yellow Rose Enlnrs: Royal Blue and Yellow SENICRS Hmmr Students January Gene Clark Laverne Piehl June Gwen Clark Roberf Coslen Mary Cox Donovan Cummings Palrick Farmer Mary Holf Sylvia Jambrek Joanne Klobuchar Ray Koos Lucille Mink Janel' Paxson Joyce Pellegrino JeaneHe Posfhumus Joan Reader Gerald Ruben Mary Scheckler Joan Slazes David Spera David Threinen Kafhleen Urick Donna Veleke Georgia Walfers Lorraine Wember Allwin Wudell JANUARY CLASS OFFICERS Presideni, Ronald Rudyg Vice P sd Mike Buferag Secrelary, Beffy Bo Trea surer, Fred Krisf. Mnttu: CLASS OFFICERS Presidenl, James Pefer Murphyj Vice Pres den? T'easurer, Roger Huluk. , Roberf Girmang Secrefary, Jean AQBIZ There are beffer men fo be found even fhan fhe besf. Plnwer: Wild Rose llnlurs: King's Blue and Silver Class Play: American Passporf Ed Fabian 25? lv' Wx:-r-Jf' if .F ' A Alfhough he is gone, his life doesn'f end He'll sfill be fhere when you need a friend. Jusf remember him as one of fhe guys Wifh a smiling face and dancing eyes. THE PLOT THICKENED T FRED BATASQA L' ' 1, 2 CT. A' 1 G' 2,3 Tw- 1, 2, 3 LCTS JEAN BENNETT KTM' 1, 2 3 9 . T' 1' 2 N . 1' 3 ' S , , 2 3 3 2 T T' ' , 2 3 S. ,v,, - iT- , 71-W 13 3 MAQ' AN7: A SANS 4. f A -2. , :QCA SVA- f JANUARY CLASS MARY ANN ACETC L fi: ' Nm. L4 C 3: 2 UTA A 2, Sum' -' C .5 LUCTLLE ALBANO Wg '1'i' 5 N 1 2 3 FLORENCE ALBERTS 2 ' 'f' C ' 3 TERESA ANN AVERCSTNT M K ', JOYCE LA VERNE ANDPESENJ V'K , KT- 3 TU E 2, Nfm L 5- C JL , V T 2 59.1 2, 3, SCA C's'- S A Ci1:.:.f- J C' , ' 3 313 F1 2, 3 LTNNEA ASHBY, M oc JAMES ROGER ASKERTS MARGARET MART BANCJEZ xN1z .3 T T Kem Ko' K JD 2, SPY Sax- HJ' 3 BETTY JEAN BARENGO MCKJT fb, .ind Maw 3, Hiqf S'e:::-'ffl 2, 3 -v 2 ' 2 1 We ,2,3 52M ,- T, CLAQENCE BANCC . R355 wwe ETSCARD JEAN suifxasw awe: ' K -- SL- aw- M3 5' V 3Lf,,.S. S,',.f3fR, ' Pun 'j ,2 Tw,-f A 5-55 ww BZPSCHE 3 ,. gf: N3 - 2, 3 QQ ' DQTORES Aww BR Tri' ww- my-Q 5.1--Q 3, Nr-w Lv- C ,Z , 2 2 an 3, Y nf- ,2 2-f sep 2 fc K KJ3 SCA ,-.M C3'- ',2,3SF'Sf'-1 W-r GLORIA MAE BROCKWAY LTR cv . C ct, Spanish Club 1. ROBERT JOHN BRUZAS Llfvco 'v MHCE ANGELO BUTERA We Mnqrof C 3 Pfesmen? 3, Trl-Scfocw Courbl , , .new 2, 3, Foofba.lfJ.n7or Vafaify 4, Varzify Z, Bawefbn Q 3 B Sfluad, VGC: y 3, Cfois Courvffy 3. FRANK JOSEPH BUTTERI. Wazhfnqfow. EMIL MARIO CINELLV, Uncoln. GENE HUGH CLARK Walwfnqffww HMP' Stft'f?', Y Band 1, 2, 3, ROTC N, Z, 3. GEORGE F. CUDAHY, N':KWf:, FRED CUNDARI VV1 m,'cw :a. f- , 3, Fco?Lm.,mJw'z' Vur If, 1, Vw?-1 2, 3 HELENE D14CONO Mf,KIm!e,', YT'-nn N, RONALD ED!-APD DENN35 Lw ' X. :' 1 NACuIf1C '?,3B', f7 Y,33.'. LOLHS DCASTQN N KHM ,M ROWAID S DCDEE 41' 'www 9'f'-A ' BEvERE' JEAN EA,7 kN x' F S ,29CAC1-'3 LORRANE Jf'Cf EHLERT w -'C 'CE ANN EWY'E, A:ZDT x:'T f ffffi JCANN? EL-E'N EQAWKS -'J '1 ' VT-'C' F's 'k C.: , 2 Sf:,T 1J SP' 9 U-11 3 HARVEY FRNEDRNCH Vv':K7'v-N.. JOANNE GEAR'-4AQT LF:-Dv' H Sf.-' 3: New CJ: N, PTAA ,F'r'c' Cdr 1, V-Teevs lg Gr SIC,,' ', 2, S.'X'r'f : C C?' ', A CIOC? 5 Ch 2 3-HI YO',3 3, THE SENIORS WERE SEARCHI -44.5, RONALD E HAUBRNCH. L Vw S. DCNALD PCBERT HNLDEWHQ MK' KEWV' Cf-LE L' Q' V' '- Sf. '1 55: 2 3 Jif'-'XJ QAPC- fQ,DEF2'NJESS Lii' 5 A -11 SQ:- Cixi' S',,:'f' Q 3 ' CAA 2, 3fP'f 3 Bw. : 2 3 JQHN1 PCWNE L wic' HQY 2,3 KC L 2 3 S L' ,' 1 fl: ' ' A C3231-2 E CT ' 2 7 K J. i' va' 2 ,vj: ', 2,3 FC fA,'72 F,,f1N Jr'-QKSCN , 2 F-P255 '.'AV,-APET JENSEN ?.'i'4 VA 'i ,TAN JENSEN Aa x C 2 :ma .AQ5 gpg' -V V' -fi, 'V 3 y r 1 3 fx Sp'-:'. 2 3 N C C. 1:51 2 Fnfi' C .L , 2, C I f: ' Sag: , 2, 3, Y T-1' , 2, 3 P N Q f Tw' fif- UW rff' 3, Y Tw-' Cc' 3 C- ' 59' 2, 3 S. : ' 1 C' 2 W 2,3 18 i SEARCHING. . .SEARCHING 'R ZQA.-.H LILLIAN EDNA LEGLER, Fricdenf. Y-Teen: I, SC.A, Casnler 2, RICHARD LEWICKE, M:K'n-1: ARTHUR ED LIDDICOAT. Llntoin S 'nrnonlc Crm 3 Y F --Trsax 3, FooIbaIIfSopnon'Cfe I, JunIor Var-,III 2, Var Wy 3 RONALD LOURICIAN LI C': 'I. DELORES WILMA LUDVVIG. WJ n 1cjIon YTQQ-'I I, 2 GAA 2, 3 JO ANNE MJQPHERSON L '0'1 Nnw L75 C.o 2 Trwienf 2, 3 S911 3, Ffnwcf Cub I, Sw 'L1ng'. Cnc 3, SAA I, 2, 3 DARIO MADRIGRANO MCKHI-EI CIA Treamfe' ' Rea TfI3ngIe 2, 3 -VI:-3 Pre, 2, Prea 3, Hone' S0592 2, 3, Quf Jnl SUD, 2-R'e 2, New Life C..b 2- Prea. 2, SIuoenI Senafe 2, 3, F'-encn Cub 2, 3, La'- Cluo I, SPY 2, 3-Co-S,b'c pIIon Manager 2, Bafkef oaII-B Squad I, Horvecondnq Manager 3, Bangs' BOW Sure 2. NANCY JEAN MAIN Lncor New LV: CIJD 'Z G Scons I, 2, 3, Y-Teeng , 2, 3, SPY Sa eff:- 3, Bowling I, 2. SHIRLEY MAY MANKOWSKI. LIncoIn. CIass Secrefary 2, Y-Teens I, Syrnononlc CroIr I, GAA. 2, BowIIng I, 2. I A I I ROBERT KLEMM. McKinley, SPY 3. JANE MARY KNOEDLER, Wa3'InqIon, YfI9E . I Bovfng I, 3, KENEWS 3. WALLY KNUTSON. Lincoln R-ed Triangle 3fCor'a- r I V3 'I SQQU' 3, KfC do 2, 3, Foofnm f-Sopnornoe , f' 2, 3, BI kefoa fB S1354 I, V157 2,3 MARLIEA KRAEMER. W.1'rInqff,n. SCA Cmnlfe' 2 Bowrnq I, 2, 3 FRED CARL KRISI LVM23 n. CH ' Trl: wr'-' 3, RTA A I, 2. MARLENE KRUSE LInCoIn YV-fra' I, SPY SOI0.rm I, 2, Bowlfnq 2, 3 HARRY LARSEN. L?nro I I-LY I, 2, 3 Cor'-32 Sf-f 2, Vlif- Prem 3, KCInb I, 2, 3, KENEWS I, SPY 2, 3 Baie-IbuII-B Smmri I, V.vfI',' 2, 35 Truck I, 2, 3 Honnecorrf-Ig Manaqef 3, Pwr' Cornr-MIIGC 2, RICHARD A. LARSEN, L'nCoIn Eoofbdl -Sopnofo I, JunIor VarSIIy 2 WILLIAM R LARSEN L'ncoIn. KENEWS 3. 'WS ww, , ew ' Wu., f ,.-. .1 , -is N fgg N-nf MARION JEANETTE OGILVIE. LIMC' Hgrmgsrlrxin Oueen 3, I-IifSIvIe , , Hn I, SPY SaIesmarI 3. MYRLE HANSEN OLSON. Mclifrwey BETTY JANE O'NEIL. W.niIw?nqIorI. SAMUEL A. OOUIST, McKI1rIey. K-C-uc , , ring I, 2, 3. EDWARD CARL PALMEN, LIncoIn. I-I'Y 2, 3, K-C .b 3, Track I, 2, 3, PAUL PEDERSEN. L'rqoIn Track 2, 3, Cx Cemf I 3 LAVERNE AUDREY PIEHL L7'Icc r. G Scam 2 Spank' CBD ' IRENE MARY PRINCIPE. WL3frIIng'c'I, Bcwlfg 2 SUE SIENA OUAYLE Mclfnlev. YfTe-2 I CHEMISTRY LAB NINA SYLVIA MARTINO. MCKInIey. GMI ScOuTf, I, 2, 3, GirI Scom Cab'rIef 3, YTeen' I, GAA. I, Z, BowIing I, 2, RUTH EVELYN MARTINSON. L1nCoIr. HIfSTyIe 3, New Life CIub I, 2, OIJIEI and ScroII 2, GUI Scouts 2, Y-Teens I, 2, 3-Trees. I, GeneraI Y-Teen Treasurer 2, S.C.A. Cashier 2, 3, SPY 2, 3, BowIIng I, Z. BOB MEISSNER. Raerve, WIsc:onsIrI, Escuffe 3fTreae. 3, Annex Sfudent Cour1cII I, KfCIub 2, 3, P.TAA. I, Track 2, 3, Cross Cowvy 2, Homecowfnq Manage' 3 NORMAN GILBERT MENDEN. Mdiimey. U-her CIub 2, 3. EUGENE L, MEYER. LIr1coIrI. YVONNE KATHERINE MOLINARO WaerIirIqIon Peo CIub I, 2fSec'y 2, YfTeef1: 3, Off Scouff. 3 JOAN CAROL MURRAY. WasI'IInqIon. Homecoming Affendanf 3. Hi-SIyIe 2, 3, GMI Scoufs 2, Band 3. ERIC OLFRED NELSON. McKinley. PEGGY C. NEMETH. McKIrIIey. New Ufe CIub 2, C-IrI Scouis 2, 3, Y-Teens I, 2, 3, S.C.A. Cashier 3, BowIIng 2. nun ' 1' TO POQL DEPTH S!!!! LAVERNA SUE RANDLE L ccf ARTHUR rzrcwxno RASMUSSEN Law- Cwfbmf 2, 3, SPY 2, 3. ANTHONY RWTACCA MQKVQ MARY ANN RWZZO, MQKH 5, LILA RAE RUBENSTEIN MQKMWI-1. New LM: Cfub W Y-Teens I, 2, BowWinq W. RONALD RUDY, LWncoW'e Ca' Pwikxenr 3, HEY W 2, 3-VWQQ Pre' 2, Pfe' 3 HON1' SOQWCN 3, Swdef' Senate 3fPr-ef. 3, KCQE 3- Vin Pre: 3, Foo?baWW- Sophorrofe W, Va' if-W 2, 3, Tuff W, 2, 3, Bazirvf Boy' SWa?e 2 ALESSANDRO JOSEPH SAVAGLWO W1 Emqfon Franc nb FRANCES THERESA SCALZO Wa Wnq'on RWCK SHELLEY L1 1 1 r-Prez KCuD2Eoo hm on Wm mf r fwi rfa, 9 Fi 3. W. SX -1' .xl MARY JAYNE SHWLLA MCKW cy Swmzofg C 2, A CappeW3 Cnc 3 DEAN RONALD SHUMWAY LincoWn HWY 2 3 COHQW Sccl 3, Nfw L79 CWM 2, Fmoftm : C'f' W PAUL SHWAIKC W. ff 'Y C A V fr Prf 1 CWA W prnfWW1i H'Y W, 2, 3 Twgy 2, P 3 SWW.:1HrwW Sf-naw 2, 3, KCI-: W, 2, 3, Focfcn V W, 2, 3, BQ rf-'ca Vvdf, W, 2, 3, Tuck ROBERT FRED SIMON. MHC? +4 2, mmf f Q - V03 W A C'1:WrWr w Cf ' 2, 3 THA 2 5 OHV' 2, Sudini F :fri Manavlf' W ROBERT E SVWTH L' P' KCL.r W, 2, 3 E Cowww W, 2, 3, T'2.1n W, 2 3 JANE SODDY L 2 1 NGN LWW1- CUC W 2 LJ Situ' W, 2, 3 G' Scfj Carkvfr 2, 3, S533 L W, Y Twin I, 2, 3, SPY S: E Em W, Bowfw DONALD LEE SPAULDWN3 MQK nm. CONSTANQE MAR-E STANGE MCKWQW. YT 2, 3, Amd A ev ', 3. PAUL EWNAR SWENSON L :: ' SYWDMC'-C A Carve a Cv: Z, 3 R QHAQC T'-'fliwxbfi 'Zi FJARNLYN LEA Tr-'Jw Wi' 'JZ ' '. VVVER TPQVAS T',.w'LE L ' K 2.1, 2 F :'1 '-S,: ' LM 2 M'f1:f2 3 S,-, ' '1 2, 3 BARBARA JEAN , ',CHRADEF4 ' f H I 3 C S' , 3 N A L '- Q ..: , T L , , ,. fl V - 4 I 7 in L, 1 , ' 1 . 1 .. -, 3 SL' 2 3 E 'n 2 LCNS JEAN WATT. 'W' v V: , -A Siim N, 2, 3, L-' SUS' Cimwf 2, Siem ' CV: Tf 12 3 S wJ S r H C 'AC1 pf-Y J CLDT' 2, 3, SPY 2, 3, Bgzvx vm 2 NATAUE VVEYNSTENN 5 ' S. Aw 'r tx: 'W J fi, 3,'SEY ,iwegf -A 2,3 BONNNE WENMAN M'K v-. Nvf, Lvl- C . YTM' 2, SDY Sw' M Bi- 1 '-AA 3 B F1 2, 3 BEVERLY VHLEY MVK' N' A Lvl C .JN fi Sfcu' N, 2, 3, Sr 11 ' C LQ W Y Tw' N, 2,3 SC A Camp' 2, Bowfnfl N, 2 ROBERT A ZNCCARELLN M:K?'v'f-Y 'CF' 2 M? ANNEX TO MAIN JUNE CLASS RICHARD ADAMS. Wa 'Wav' BQ rfifba -B SLLJL Y, ma w, 2 JERRY ADAMSCWN L',.' E :J 'f 2, 3fC: ' S . 3, KC.: 2, 3, G12 ', 2, 3 JEAN MAME Af!-AZZ' L V11 'X C 2 Sff'-'.f', 3 SJL Ur 2, 3 VW PQ. 3, CPM' Sal, 3, Fwfz CMD W, 2, Cn Sfcw' N, 3, Y T'-f'v 2, 3, S,m:w ,,m CHQ ', A Cappf 1 CH 2, 3 Svc, 3, SPY 3 C ,, .4,, 2 FEQDiNAND ANELLO MiK'fY. New LV' C,L ' BY: , 2, 3 Lf-.'H'.: 2, CH: 3 Sf, 1 BEN: 23 3': ' 3 3. CLiv'A HCRENCE A ELLC 9-.LK ' e ANTC,'Nfv'f ALA VNC , PELEN A,LTE5?7f1TT N K ' f , S'.1i Sz 1 3 Q, v:S' 2, T' :f 23 S--1, 3,G' Sf,.' , 2, 3 S: 1' ' C ,: 2 Y T-'f' 1, 3, KENEWS 2,3 SCA C: ' , 3 QTEEQ' 3 ANDEPSEN C 11, I V' S'.:'. , -J' '. 2 PC3552 ASJDEPSCN V1K , C'-' 22 BUILDING!! .... f ,2, 1 X. ,, Lf 5,1151 3 PATRICIA HELEN BAUER, LIIIQQIH YI'Qfg'v1 I, 2. MAX BAUM, JR C'Y:Laqnv, III'n'1 JOHN R BEARD LVQC-VI Rf-fx T' 121 f- 3 LJ 'v C J: I, Fairs - Sonfowo ',Ju1ff Va' '. 2, VJ' , 3 LOIS BECKER W, 1 VARY BECKER L '13' Suv: C .1 ' 2, VIE- 3 A ' A f. 2, RAYMOND BECKER SI CW- ROTC SCA C1 'fr2 3 MILDRED BEHR MQKV-ff. Su :W- 1 Cfj' ' A Capoeiwa Cnc 2, 3, Bnwx I, Z, 3 GENE BENNETT, L 1:3 ' DONALD BENNINS LWQ:-1 S. Q HV: C': 2, 3. 23 P'-.., ELLEN ANDR N r YTQ-iv' I Q , C L 2 Cyf e' I JAMES RAYMOND ANGELICI MQK CD: 2 3 RUTH RE INJA BAER P a N I V CONSTANCE BAILE L c 3, O': I 2 3 PATRICIA ANN BAKER F' Kef K: K c 3 P 3 Cr S Q 2 3 I, 2, 3 T 2 PI-'YLLIS BALLARD L J WILLIAM J 3 D C 2 3 S 1 RICHARD BARNES mcow I LAURA JEANETTE BASIIANELLI Wa Iwmqfm CLC 3 S r'Ir1r2 WI Jr SCA. Ca' UP, DOWN, ALL AROUND Ta- DMU' .I S K v . A ' In H -T , 'YT N, RUTH SORG TJ'K' f. K , ' T A r,. 1 C' ' 2,3 wmikw a BOY ,VA RONALD BTIACIGWDLE JOHN CNARLES BPANDT 3, f, , T Sw -1 2 JANE BRQTTEW Liz' GAA T 2 HILEW JOVCE BFTSCOI Lv' T.'A7 T T JUNE EPT' ff D' 3 S ' COL ' KARL '.' QHUXL BRCT-'HJ T JA'.f7 Af?'i 55i,C'rLh ' TT S' 3 F' ?F 'C,L3e'5' 21 C , ,. W. wr -'23 3 ' Cr CH- 2 A S CW, C, ,w 3 p, ,:,.:-3 L, STUART BTANCHT, W.3 v'T1:gvch Bkzwfvxa T B S-:Lau T Fcvce - S:,ofo o'e T. WILLTAM D BISCARDT NCKIPT 'H SHTRLEAT' BTTTER W.a w:1vC- 'T G 9 LT '1 2, 3 W13'1N1 130' SL' .' ', 2 Bfv- 1 T, 2, 3 HAROLD BLAIM, M:K'n ev Sv D'fvnf C o7r T, 2 Termk 2, 3. THOMAS BLANKLEY, Wait-Tnqfcn Juris' Refi Cfo M' 3 Um' C f 2 3 Bw- T 2 Of 'f 1 WTLLTAN' VARVTN BLOCK Life RONALD ARTHUR BLOXDORF MQKHTQT Lmir CTLT' T, Swxrrowic C'oT' T, A Cacpefa C'c3r 2, 3 EDWARD WAYNE BONARETTT. MCKTVTTCV, E'cluTrG 2 3fV'ce Pre' 2, 3, Ba4TceTbaTTfB Soucad T LEONARD JOHN BORESCT-T, ST. George R Ham! F i' -Q? Q.. THEY WENT! ...... HELEN MARGARET BRUC'-IATA' L 'c MARY JANE BRUNO MiK'f. RONALD A. BRUZAS LAHQC RONALD L BUNDA LEC: ' C 3 f P'f- fm-vw? 2, Eszufr-2 I, 2, 3fSec I 3, Sruzirf Sem'-2 2, A'IIf' A Ie. IfVice Prex I, FooInaIfSooAc :'f2 I, Tfnck I, 2, 3, Prom C0mm'YIee 2, I'IC ECO , 'l C: 'fTIf:f' 3, Bad qer Boyf Stafe 2 RICHARD- LEE ABUNDIES Lino E .:uT'e 3, K CIBC 2, 3, Cwnmfafuc 2, 3, B3-:SIDA B S3351 I, Varf I. 3, FooIbnIIf-Jmiof Va' I+, I, VJ' 2, 3, Tfnfk I, 2, 3. 'WILLIE CLYDE BURKE. Liao' ROTC I, 2, 3 MARY IOUISE BURTT MCKMI--, Cvf- JM I, 2, 3h Siiy 3, GAA 2, Efwvi' CLA I, 2, S-'H fm' 2, GI' Scam' 2, 3. BARBARA JEAN BUSHONVILLE Ivo w L.xIIn CMJ I, S9mIn.v I, 2 Corn- Sf?-3 , 2, YIM-v 2 DONALD CAPE BurI?'v'1f'vw, W QW' T- , , , 1. -mf, RAYMOND CARNE' S' C37nf'VI DORIS ANN CAVIEZEI. NI:KI I DELORES ANN CELEBRE MiKr- 3 JOAN CERMINARA IN1 w'g'H' KT rv 2 3 S 3P'1- 3A-'MV '1- C' m IS 1 S 1 2 3, N.-.I Lf- CH: I, 2, AMI' A I 2 D 2 C , 1 S .' 2 WIN' I, 2, 3, Sp' P C TNI - AW'-':1 2 ROBERT KENNEIV' CWASE L L v C 2 3 Cf 1 F21- RICPIARD C'-' AEEEYIA '55 S L, JO ANN CPRISTENSEN S' G' 1 O S Q 2, 3, Cf-Q 3, 3 i LOUIS CICCFHINI IJTK' E. ALLAN ROGER C-ARK L'f'g-I ROTC I Z 3 A 1 25 WITH THREE YEARS OECRCE CLARK MWC' , C1WENDOL N SUE CLARK L',,,'a H 5' SQL-v, 2. 3. DOUGLAS CLEEREMANJ L JOAN CLOHESEY N K'-w Glr 911.1 2, 3, Y TL-'vw L, PETER BLYTH CCBABE L A KC..: L, 2, 3, Tw n L, 2, 3. TERRY ROBERT CONWAY M:Kff'f, ROTC L, 2, 3 Cfc' 91 RH- L, 2, 3. GERALDLNE JOYCE CORKLNS, Wnfnqmn SLudf vL Senaff 3, C'ne 3L'c 2, 3, G AA. L, 2,3 Vkf- Pfv , 3 ROBERT CLARK COSTEN W3 -Lmqmn LAL rw C no L Semimuf 2, 3fT'ea-, 3, De-bds Teo 2, 3- C.ah1a7n 2, Sv 'fu'o'1I: C'9'f Lg A CJmUD J Cvol' 2, 3, OffHf,.om L, 2, 3. MARY COX, LLnCo'n Hrvvor Sodefy 2, 3, New LLLP CLub I, GL' SCOUA 2, Y Tpen-' 2 CF STUDY ..... BETTY' ARLENE MAA DOERSCHLAG WJ' Sc: f-'. 2, 3, L3'w C 2 Bcw MARY C DOPSEY L NPA L S':.' Kr' Ki' KM 3, SP1 Jn 3, JCANJN E- ZABFH DCSEMAC-EN S L4 CJ: 2, VT -'f 'H R, 4-NN EV NKJ. 'X V -AQEA-T-K ANNE :,,'. 4: L -f, SE V-XE E ZCQCC-ER -'-1 N CQ .1 Sy: 2 LLM' C f 2 -f- vx, 'A V' R' V-I-v CRESTCW DeHANER. ff Cixi' , SP S2 3' JANE LFZANCES DETERNW G ' Sizj Cas: fe' 3, L N31 2-Sei. 2, SD' 3, JEAN ELYZABETH DE QAN C .L , Y TfQ' L MARV DE RANGO vVe ' l, 2, New Lie CJD -, A ef N, 2-Sic, 1, 2, G' Sf' ' 2 3 'TC-Fw' P, 2, 3, KENEWS 2,3 MARY JANE DESPNN Ccmgi. N, 2, 3, Syvp' '73 C'o N, A CJDD?31J C'oXr 2, 3. Z O aff' Sf 2 Aff ' 1 x Y ' ff' ' J ' r' R111 CM DICK DWBBLE, Llfvcoh r Q1 -Sf'f'A F'-1 W CATHERINE NNCOLETTA DTCELLC N1 woven RONALD DPETMAN. Lincoln RONALD PAUL DOERRNNS, F -exe-'v' Cneww L 2 3, ROTC N, 2, 3, Cfcfek. R , 2, 3 ll iii WK -sq, f.,f,Q A A in lgithc, -,gi L 5 T-ARR' E .TEE : ,E ,,,,,., v:RN 'TRx,,H,,.J L , T LDA ETRMAVN Q, 'T F C- f ,.f , . C C3 , AH ., ,:: .. rf, JJ. JAMES Fosawise 5- 3 1,1 -CPETA ww rosawosre ff 2 ' A 2 Y ' - A if A f- V '- S,-,,C.1,AC:.,,-.,.2S' Si' .., FCRRES' EVE'-'ETT FPANKL A 2, 3, -CNN VP CK Juv' BARS!-EA C ETWTZSC E SURELY THEY ELTZABETH ANN ELUSON MCKHW.. LJ'f C ,I 2 YTQE-'H 2, 3, O'C E,'V3 T, 2, 3 MARIE FRANCES ENGEL MQKMM S':..' 2, 3 SPY S3 Q N31 3. WARREN E-NGLUND MCKFA. ROTC 1, Z 3 CMH H1 R'e 2, 3 JAMES CHARLES ETZELMULLER L'-'v - W :J nf: Ma ff 2, SC A C3 'V' T, Sw :, '- ww Cf: ' , 2 A Cacoi J C': ' 3. EDWARD D, FABIAN VVJ Vfgmv 'rf 3 A ' AeyT. RONALD D-ALE EALAK MVK w fr, R OT C , Cfo -' .1 RV- , 2, Sym T, 2, S. :'-' 5 CV ' A Cgmf-' 1 C': ' 2, 3. PATRICK THOMAS FARMER Wa f J'nn. Hzxg' S. :fem 2, 3 T'-H: 2, 'J'.,1,- PM 3, Jn :f R-11 C Ccuvif 2, 3 v V- Pm, 3, LJ' G C ,Q 2'- S-.1', Tree' 2. GENE PAUL FENNEL Zxom, TTTWOT LYDTA ANN ETCCADENTT Waff-'nqio' HSMIQ 2, 3 -Vwcc Pfe- 3, Pfe 3, Sfuden? Senaffe 3, New Club 1, Jw'o' Rec Cfo 2 CoLmcTT I, 2, APP? AT1ey Z GMT Scoufs 2, YfTf3f3nf- T, 2, 3, General YfTQCm Tfea. 3 SPY Sewhn' 2, P':'w Co fiiffgf. 2. Lf Q COULD FIND IT ,ECN 42553-' :,,QN'FN -jj-.wg ,e..7'P-V2 QA F Y, , C, A, :J- ,C CE vAP' A4 , 'wr' 'f':7 J JJ:.4,.rki BERNARD ALLAN 5AL,sf L A KC f 3,A ',f A-'w 3, F2513 --S2:f9'f3'f 1, JJ 2' V1 ',' 2, 3 T211 ,Sf1 'i2,3 VV' 1 3SpY23 SALLY QARRNS L'iZ'. Q SM, 2, 3, S, ' CA:' A Qian: 3 C , Z, 3 EDWIN V Zf'X 'AQT 2' STX 7 AA .,'fX N f'w'wf'f1F'x'7f 'Jil' JC'CE EJX NE IVAWNCN- f,' 1 rfARK PAUR TWWIAW g+kfv BZV: , 2 3 ik B1'1 3 C' 'f E 2,3 X- P' 2 1 .4 'T' RQSEV V, ,,. wRfNA AFA 5, E'WN L NN :. ..3,, 23 73 .4 Mx -4 -Q 4 V 4 - TCDAW 'JA :,. Nu ' ' -fux x 'Q NV- C -- N ..,. N ,w,5 5 QHAQ N - -x - 3 1 I I KAREN DCREEN GULERANIDSEN L 'Zi ' S'.1 2' 3 T-Lg 3 S'.:- 3 Nw, L4 CL: Cf ff: Sni 2---v if P1 2, G Sig' 2 Y T-iff ', 2 SIL, SCA C: 'E' 3, SDL' ,2,3 Cn A:,f ' '13 If3'33?' Z, A':.D ' 'z Nvgfzf' 3 P'5 ' C:h ' 2 VIRGINIA ANN GUNS L ::' Su I 'VZ CT A Capri .1 Cm 2, 3 RICHARD B C-UWQRVSEN B Af c', VJ? ' 'Ti' KCLL 3, C1 C'. ', I, 2, 3, Df:2'f T-1' 2 LESLIE I-IACKBARIH Lvwrorw Banu 2 JOHN HACKETT L cC F, KfC'.:b 2, 3, SCA C3 4i 2, sw ,AQ I, 2,3 BARBARA ANN FALLEN LVNCC' T711-QW' 2 L5 ' CIULJ I, Ss'f'faf 2, 3, Ovihefffe I, 2, 3, Swlvg Bari 2 AUDREY JUNE HAMMELEV Frdrivn' PIAA I Ken Korn KIub 3, Library Ciub 2, 3, Lgiln C,r: I Y Tcerv, I, Senalrxsr Y-SCCN 2 n I, , . JIM CLIFFORD H IWPSHIQZ . LIncoIn Ord1f fa 2, 3 Ba d 2 3 7 L ' LSYX ' , W WILLIAM BOYD HANSCHE. LIncoIn FOOILUGI. S0 more I, ' phe- BUT WHEIRE 3? ll' Y Q A, II xr Wg, A ,. ,,,, If, 5 MARILYN HANSEN. Lvrii EEPALD SORENI HANSCN L' ' Tdfcv I -JCILLE ANN IIARMS S' C 'J' J,vw'f' R' 1 C Cixi I, 2, 3 -AVQA EMMA HARMSEN '. Kf-,, SH R,EE MARIE HAQRISCN -'v , Y fee' 2. 'JA PK 'HC'.fAS '-JASENBEV2 ' 'H' IFJ, -4A,,'Z NC-EP '. 'P -'-- C A E'-fi, v-4Af,,E' rl, 5, ', 2'1.c. 2 Jr'-NE HA-2-5 HEN . . . HCW. iv MADELINE JEAN HOLMES LIrcI,Iw Nfw LII Cyn- 2, Spa'1I N CJU I, W'q :mn Mrk 2 MARY HOLT LVICQ CJ TMJ Im' 2, K TI'-'K 2, 3 .QOVW SOC, 3, vi, pd 3, 5,f'..-,I 2 3 Sm'1f2nf Sfwnfe I, 3, Cv' SQCJT I, 2, 3, Cvf. S' .' Pre I, Qemefg Y-Twin Sf'C'r-Inu 2, Sw'KI'I I C' I--Sf-1 4. I, A Cgooc 3 C'r 2, 3--'CTM Sf-1, 3 Pro CO ITTC, 2 DOROTHY JEAN HOPE fncclw, LAM' :Tw I, ,T Teena I, Sgr'-Img' 2, Q Sgg, I, 2, 3, .QI Sffp' CQDINI 2 RALPH E HOPE LFCC' Cn .'Q ROTC I, 2, 3, ,w 'q 2,3 WALTER HOTCHKISS L-1157. LOIS JEAN HUETTEN L :o'I G Sir! I WT--.' 2, Wd yg M31 2, OT'-2 3 3 ROGER HUJIK LFC: ' C 5' Via P'fV1f ' I, C 1 T-'S-apref 3, HI-Y 2, 3-SEC, 3, Vff- PHI 3, A '-?- Shaew' CoImcI I, New Lfe C,.c 2, SCA C1 'A-f I, Bcsfkevbaw-B Squao I, BRUCE W. IRELAND. L 'coIn ROBERT ANTHONY JACKL Wa-'Vnqvcn T'.1.1If I, 2, 3, Crosi Comffy 3. 51 A RONALD -'AZEN S' Cen- CN' 2, 3, SE Sgu' :F 3 PATRICIA MELTON VK 1-I HAROLD JACKSON 'AENT'-IORNE D :'. BEVERLY JEAN HIGGINS Ffexf.-'E'. YT'-km 2, JAMES F, HIGGENS M:KTv'e,f ROTC. I, 2. JOANNE AUDREY HILL L'ftc fx Amex S',.1ewf Cuff 1' I, Sw-:':'E C C': I, A CJLLQ 3 Cf 2, 3, SPY Slf-'Jw I,3 DON HERMANN HINRICHS vV!3 'i1':n KC.,: 3a Fc2'h1 Srrr: .:rf.- I, VJ' '. 2, 3, Bffvfi-V1.1 5 SIJJ: I, Vg' ', 2, 3, THC' I, 2, 3. JANE HOLLAND LInc:oIw Lbxuw CJD 2, 3, Cf' Saou? 3. JOHN HOLLINGSHEAD, LIHQC I' C'fIf'- YI 3, R OTC I, 2, 3, Cro' ci RIVQ. I, 2. I J if MARGARET KAUEMAN SI Oecrfw Sub I Trkiffnf I, 2, New L7I-' Cub I, GMI SCLOIII. phomc CIwoIr 2, 3 CAROL KENNEY Llncuw GEORGE MARTIN KERMGARD L': I- I-fa Saw: I, 2, 3, O':'f3 3 ', 2, 3 ROBERT FREDERICK KESSLER. L :f f R O.T C JAMES KIEEEL. LFV3 ' .C , :rbi cw I, Va' AI, 2, 3 BE-'ERLY ANN KING, Wi 1 . T' 15 3 CREDITS WERE DUG s SURTON KLABQNDE MR- , ff: Cf 2,3 TN 3 JCANNE FRANCES KLCBUCH L 3' 1 I, G' S::, 2 CAROLE BETT' KLUENDER E 1 :,:, Cf cfm DOROTHY ANN JAMBREK Wa rInqIorw Sy- prow Croh Accor'-panh I, A Canoe Ia Choi' Accv: nm' 2, 3, Boys' Ode' A::o L55 ' I, 2 SYLVIA MAE JAMBREK W3 Vfgvsw LQfIn CHQ I, 2 WAYNE JASS S' CHM-e v Avcx Snuevf Ctr' I, Foovba '-Scsfc' sf , Jxd' Va' If, 2, SPY ', ROBERT JENSEN. Llmcolf RQ1 TrIanqIe 2, 3, SM, 3 KCIub 3, EQOILJJIIV Sozfchow I, Var-Ivy 2, 3 RUSSELL DEAN JENSEN Lwoiw Red Trlanqlr- 2, 3 Tres' 3, Vwce RW 3, S','ww' Sfwcnf- 2, KCIJI 2, 4 OIIII and Siro 2 Sf-Qu 2, FQQIIJJI Suwa--'H V.1f'3Vv 2, 3, Ba 1-,-mga B Sz.n1 I, SPY I, 2, 3 CQ A'1.'e'If ,iq Mgfgac' 2, Hz'-oLo -5r':1 N,m.1qw 2,3 KATHLEEN JOHNSON L W,o 'I GMI SCOUI I, 2, 3 Y Tcenu 3, Szmri A CLC 2, Lbfnry Cub 2 SI , 2 Syvvwphorvfc C'voIf I, 2, A C,appfeI'a Choh 3 EARLENE ELLEN JCRNT W3 'Iimqtcn GY I, 2, 3, YfTEE'T3 2, SCA Cafwe' 2, Bri ', 2 : Svmbhonlc CWQI' 2, A C3332 3 Crdf 3 ALICE ANN KARNES L'-I:9In GMI SQOUI- I, 2, 3 Y-Teerw 3. WILMA KAUFFMAN Ca -'ze-n, New Jersey YTocn 3 UP AS WITNESSES! 'E' SALLY MARGARET KOEHLER L'iC ' E ST! , 2, 3, Sai ' C .5 , 2, 3 S--i, 2 -'11 1' M: 1 2, 3, E-Sw 'Q ,2,3 TAA 3 EUGENNA SYLYIA KOLLMANN .UH '1 '-AA T, 2, 3, BBW mg T, Y,3 'WADE KCLLMANN N3 ' FRANCES ANNA KOLOWSKT L 3 A Bw: , Z, 3 JAMES KOMAREC W: 3':' RAYMOND KENNETH KCCS ViK i, Hzn- Si CEU 2, 3, L2 ' C ,L , CT C' , '. 2 T' f 3 BARBARA JUNE KOSTER Ne 1' f Ev. '1 2 3 ILA JEAN KRAAK M K Q, SA: D- 1, 3- T'-fl 3 T' L1nVT,2,3S,f ,J, P ZR, 3S.., Snrmi 3, GV Stfxw T, 2, 3, RV T -' 2, 3, 9 C A CCI hfwr 3, Bowkvx 3 COLLEEN RUTH KRAFMER N' KWA, ROBERT EDWARD KRAUSE T3W1wv'1Mxv3O 123 'T-PLBERT ALLEN KRE'-ER F MAR!ON KRESAL E --z- JA-fzw KA, ,R KRp:N N LJANN: 'CJEEC ,' ' 7 f ,, . -1 'ML ,M S,,.Z3 Z3 f 21 A C Zr4N'S23 1 H ' E fwl Rrwu: KUCHERA ,H - L v Sf' ' -- 5 new mswn , 1 ' 51 2 4 mms' few wwox A Z DO, C ., 2 KAREL wwe, b,:,' , SARTPN1 A-ENE L'-CPTVE 4 KX- A s SAQBACA. .SAX ,llifmr , Y, 3 S.-. '1 , Y, : SMNRLFY LADCLQSFX V K'- ELAWIE VAQ ,NN LPND.'EN-lfx C 3, Bgm ha 3 LOUNS EUGENE LJNACCH A C .xl 2, 3. MARY LAMPCS M1K,mf, Nw. Lf1C..: JOURENE CARCL LARSEN1 Q' YTLi'v 3, SCA.C1'-X3 DARLENE LASKV LV? CFP' 'V 3 EVELYN LAVER, MQKRn.e ff? AT LAST MARIE LAVTC X, ER' 5 J 3T 23 HIRLEY JEAN LEG- . A Y-Te Lf W QAA , 2 'I ,SYS V AL ER , . 1 SQDNE OMARD -E 'Nl D LVC: JAN E .ENEPENZ 'Z-ff H' 'nf' -' FATRCA UECLER L: ' A-AA 1 V 1 P 2 E . PM 3 A-JEVS JNDAS L ,C F SZ:- Sf:'e'f' 3 :'ff':' C .L 2, 3, C' 5:53, 2, Le' ' C .: ', 2, 3-'J'-v 3, Sew 'Q' 2, 3 C: 21 Seiw 2 fig are Nz- 3 V Tee' . IT WAS FOUND!!!! :fl I-II-Y I, 2, 3- I, 2, 3, DONALD DELMAS LUCAS. Liwcc n. Pres. 3, K-CIub I, 2, 3, Swhrwmlng SUE KARLEEN LUDWIG. MCKIVIIQV. G-IFI SCOIJIS 3. Y-Teens 2, 3, RAYMOND STEVE LUKAWSKI. SN CaII1efIne'z. EILEEN CECELIA MCALEER L :c New Life C ub I, 2, GI' Scams I, 2, 3, SC A Ca-wlef I, Ofgr-Qmffa I, 2, 3, GAA. I, 2, Prcnz Ccrmhfrfee 2. MARY CAROLYN MCALEER. L'nCo3'v Anwex Smdenf CouncII I, New Lffe Cum I, Tidenf I, 2, 3, JunIc' Red Cfoss ComcII 3, Soankw Cub I, 2, WIq uni Mask 2, SPY Snlesrwan I. GARY ALLAN MQCOLLUM. McKIn -ry. Bmd I, 2, 3. JOHN M-:DONOUGH MCK'-Ie. BARTON W. MCNEIL. L'1:oI-I OAKLEY MacPI-IERSON. LIvgQ-I. Peo Crum 2, Frenc-I Club I, Symphordc C oIr 2-Pfes. 2, A Cappelkx CHOII' 3, FoofbaII-Sopvcr-fore I, Bmkefba IfB Squad I. 35 f!l NORMAN LINDAS, McKInIey. HILDEGARD LISSNER. McKinIey. C'fIef'WatIc 2, 3. DONALD LLOYD. L?fIcoIn, KAY ANN LOEF. LIfvc9Ir. New LIIQ C 3b I, GV S203 2, YfTeenz 2, ELEANOR KATHERINE LOIS. LInQQIrI. CIne'vaI'c 3, GIrI Sanuk I, LIbrary Club 2, WIQ .und Mask 2, 3, GA A, 3. CHARLES LOMBARDI. wawznqm, SPY 2, 3, SPY Salegrwan 3, Prom Commltfsze Z. LAWRENCE NEIL LORENT. WJ Iwlrwfvrw S:,1 ' C ,z I, 2, Bmi , 2, 3, Sv-Nnq Bam Z, 3 TOM LOURIGAN. LIncoIn. KCub I, 2, 3, Swfnrf w I, 2, 3, LOIS JEAN LOVALD. LIncoIn Trina-'II 2, 3, OUIII and Iub 2 ScroII 2, Y-Teers I, 2, 3-Treaa, I, French C- Gir! SCOQI' I, 2, 3, KENEWS 2, 3. fd .fd ,al 'X 1 JI ' .1 ,QI THE DETECTIVES HAD 325 A 4 ix .rf ' ,J 5 Y 0 s in-vu Q PETER MARTIN Ndinf, Swlmvwnrl 2, 3 JOYCE REBA MASON Lnccln SDJni4n - AGNES MATOSKA W31',nQV0n Sub Dfbg 2, Scoufz N, YYTQE' W, SCA Cn rf' 2 Pfc' H-'Hen 2 DORIS MAE MAXWELL WJ' nqicz, .2 1 O'cne 'ro N, 2, 3 MARY MIKELL MAYER Lncon New wf Gfri Scom- 2, 3, Svnuonlc Choi' , BEENICE HELEN MERRITT Wafnlnqvonv Tffxf-n w'-ee 2 G' :::.' z LN C: ei L CATHERNNE T 1. 'nw W' ,,L.' YTi'f:n' 2, 3 Lg C .L 2, 1 , 2, 3 ELLSWCRTH B LHNK, J'. L'CO'n. LUCILLE MINK 1 2' Q' ' SL3n CSL , , '-' Q' STANLEY LEO MACUKEWICZ Wa nRnQ'on PATRNCNA JOAN MADNSON Fv'fKfn,P. MARGARET MAGNO WA Vfomr DONNA MALKO. Llncdn ELVIERA IRENE MANCNNI Lawn, Frencn cm, 2 wee-f 2, KENEWS 3, LOIS JEAN MANSON. McKfnNe, Annex Sfuden Ccmcf iffSec'y I, Hone' Socf-sm 2, 3, OM' af: Sc'c 2, Gif! Scouf' 2, 3, YTeDn 3, Ken Korn KMA. 3, KENEWS 2, 3 SPY Sa'9v :an 1 ALFRED MANTUANO, 'Wa Hnqfon, Annex Sfuden Council 5, SPY Safesnan I TOM MARLATT, Lincoln. Usnew Club 3. WANDA JEAN MAROWSSEE. Was-hingfon, Z' 'bw DONE THEIR JOB WELL! JOY LEONE MISH IV'zKnf. MARY JANE MISH Mcline, Nf-N LY CJD I, W3 and Ma'Ic 2, 3 HELEN JUNE MITCHELL L?ncon NI-W me Cm, 2 QUIET Jw SUOI: 2, 3, Aw' A 2, 3, vvq J-E1 Maxk 3, SCA Ca'f:' 3, SPY 2,3 A , ' BOB MOCZULEWSKI. Wawirgfon Red Trlanqle 3' Corfes. Se-cy. 3, K-CME 3, New Life CIub I, KENEWS 3-Cifcmafion Manage' 3, S.C A. Canner I, FoofbaII-- Sonhorfcre I, JunIof VJ 7fy 2, Vonlrv 3 CHARLES MOHR. Friedene. ROBERT MORALEZ. L7ncoIn Sewing' 2. GEORGE MOSELEY. W3'Wnq'or' New LITE C'ub I OUEII and ScroII 2, Lafn CJD I, KEN Sporfs Eohors 3 STEPHEN MULICH. MCKTVIIEV. Sennlngr 2, 3--Treai 2 JAMES PETER MURPHY Lfncoln Class Preddenf 3 Red Triangle 2, 3-Secv 3, P'es. 3, K-Ciub 3, Senafe 2, 3, OLMII and Scfo , . 1 ' KENEWS 2, FooIbaIIfSopIvomore I, VarsT Siudenf Track I Bad er BO ' SIQYC 2 Hof f-conin Mcmaqc' , Q , vi , 'w ' Q 3, Prom Comrwffee 2 1 M TOM MARLAND MURPHY. LIncoIn. BETTY ANN MYERS. LincoIn AMP? AlIe-v 3, G Seoul 3, Y-Teena I, 3, Wiq am: MAI 2, 3, S Caihifrr 2, SPY 3, SPY SaIe'v'::m 3, S, -DFQFIC 2, 3, BowIInq 3, GAA. 3, Pfom Cor' -'Inf-I1 2 JOHN ROBERT NAGODE Llncoln lc' X BETTY JEAN NASH MCK'n . C-' S 2 3 ' ' . Teen-I 3. BETTY ELLEN NAVOICHICK LI'iC Q, so-V2 CAROL JOYCE NELSON MXN-, PIAA Ken Kof KILC I, 2 . If I x Y ' - . , E. R- 'C7 .5 TS 'ul RUTH MAE NELSON Wfx' GAA ' L14 CJD I, Wlq gn.: Malk I WILLIAM GEORGE NELSON L'nQOIn MARJORIE NEWMAN Lfncof I-Ions' S:1'9N 3 L'c'aw Cub 2, 3, WTQ an.: M3 1 3. Cn NORRITA ANN NEWNAN L'ncsn CWI Sif-' I Y-Teena I, SDan ' Club NORMAN NIELSEN. Lincoln I-I'-Y 2, 3- CCHS' 593, 3 I 2 3 Tick I 2 KfCub , , , '. , CLARENCE NIEML Wa' GERI-IARD NIES. LInco'n. fn' 'L ODI I 2 3 HAROLD FRANKLIN OBERHOLTZER WJ 1 DANIEL ODEZAARD Su G, NT ROBERT OGLE MQKInIw' KCILE 2, 3, ECQIISAIV- Sophomore I, V3'2IIy 2, 3, BaQkefbJIIfB Sues: I. ELMER OLEP. Iv':K'nIe, S, Ap'on'c Cnc I, 2, SHERRELL JEAN OVER, LInco'n. T'IUenI I, 2, 3, G Scoufs I, 2, 3, Y-Teens I, 2, 3, SCA Cafe' I, BowIInq I, 3. l,Ax v THEIR REWARD? Q, v, 'II PATRICIA ANN OWENS. McK?'Icv MONTE PALMER LInco3n BETTY JEAN PASCI-IKE, Fnedenl YTQQ-nz I, 2, G.AA I, BowIInq I, 2. CAROL NATALE PASCUCCI. McKInIcy. CARMELLA CATHERINE PASSARELLI, MCKVI sy. Pez: C Ln I, 2, 3fSe:'y I, P'es. Z, 3, Vice P'es. 3, New Life CIub I, Smdenf Senme 2, 3, GMI Stowe 2, Y Teen' I, 2, 3-V'ce Pres. Z, General Y-Teen Prefldcnf 3, YfTfen Confefenfe I, 2, SPY SaIQ'n'Ian I, BIG EIQIII Conference 2, Prorn Cow'--Nec 2 JANET NADINE PAXSON, L'1:c ' I-Iono' SCZEM 2, 3, Bend I, 2, 3ffSQ'g5-mf 3, O':'e In 2, 3 Tfce 3. JOYCE JEAN PELLEORINO W3 'nqIon H' SM f- 2, 3f T'f'3 2, P? 3, Annu S'-:en: Come' --PW , I, SM'.IP'1I Senre I, 2, 3, T S:n5oI Cows' I, 2, 3, I-I:':' S92 e'. 2, 3, J. :' Re: C'ci C:.':' 2, 3, NSW LIIP CLD I, OJ, ann Scfoz 2--Cc ei Secv, 2, P-'Qi 2, Pwnc' C nb 2, 3, G Scomf, 2, Y Tecni I, 2, 3fPrf-f. 2, YTS-en Conivenzc 2, SPY I, 2, 3WSUI 'c'IpIIon Mraqe' 3, SPY Sa Q nan I, 3, Big EIQ-I Ccnfefencc I 2 Ho -eco no Cc' Wee 3 P'o FRANK JOE PERONE Wa: 'q':n A'Il A ey I. FRANK PERRI McKfnIev, Annex SIudenI COMICII I, CinernaIIc 2, 3, ROTC I, 2, 3, SPY Salecrnan I, A DIPLOMA! '22 Nw It s MARY PIZZINI LAK: w L MARGARET ANN PLOSKEE W1 DOLORES ELAINE POCANI MjK A A I ANTIONETTE N PODELLA L 'TW' 3 U Ig SPY S.1'X'.3'I3 JUNE MAR E EOFAHL A A-' C' -V-E' C CII lg Y Ten' 2 DON POLTROCK. M:K'nw E WIN I 2 3-Co Sera. 2, BJ -frfca'--B S:..n: , Vu , 2, 3, JOE FOMDQNI wa-nw A C Mraqi-' , 2, 3, Ea 1-0:3 Mfgrn. Z, 3. JEANETTE ROS'-'IJMUS VQKW ' HW N D'-2 3 B3-1 2 3 RICHARD DUANJE RROBST '.' 2. PETER PETRAUSKY Wafvlmgfm JOSEPH ANTHONY PETRIN Lic: 1. CW 2 2 3 Cfo' fu Rrfff. I, 2, 3. CHARLES PELUG MCKMIIS-y KfCIub 2, 3, Band I 2 3--fSQrqf21rvI 3, SWIHQ Banff 2, 3, Cm Comwfw Cro' Ccmfq Mgmqfzf 3, Trac? Mvnqcf 2. PATRICIA ANN PIAS Liwivn Y Tenn 3. ANTONIA PICA MiKIfvfv,. K-fn Kim K ,tn 3 CAROL JEAN PIEHL VV3'X 717C'I PATRICIA ANN PIEHL, Lmu . ROBERT GEORGE PIERCE VJa 'mfnI'nH. ROTC 2, 3. MARILYN PILOER LINCOLN Hiwo' SOCFN 2, 3-Se 2, New Lffv CIM: I, 2, Sfufifwn' Sfenqfff 2, 3, OLJI' . SCr0II 2, TVIHDHI I, 2, 3, AHIT AIIe-f I, Fr-vcr C 2, 3' Prev 3, YTQQVI2 2, 3 PH . 2, BowIlnq 3, SPY SaIe.r4an I, SPY I, 2, 3, Prom Corvrvfrtce Z, BERNARDINE RICCIARDI Wa'r ngvc'v SI,1r-rv' SPWJ' 2, Ffewcf Cub I, 2--Vice P'f:1 Z LAWRENCE A RICE Llnccf KCI.Ib 2, 3, Ercncu CIub 2, Fcofbah--fSopwo Iofe I, Juniu Vmn 7 Swhvvwnq 3, Track Mcmaqef I JOSEPH BERT RIC?-IIE Sf Georoi KATHLEEN JANE RICCI-IIC INe1 'wuIcn Kff Kin Kuo 3, O':'efI': I, 2, 3 WAYNE RILEY Lncof Ch-3 a'I: I, 2, 3 ROBERT F RIPLEY LIHCCH Sw'f 'rvq 3 SYLVIA REGINA RITACCA L QZ' E'f'i' C ,L 2 SCA S,-':': iC '2 AC.e::A 1 C': 3 ANN RCDE L'Zp' '5i': , 3 LAWRENCE CRAIGE ROEDER LVL: r Nffw L Ji C . 2, O. e': Src 2, S. s':' 1 C'c 2, 3-fSf:Q . Fccfna -Scycwcfr: I, Va' 'f,' 2 40 THE CAMERAS RCSEMARA' PTACEK S' E-' . ' VCA' TU-'1 I, GAA JOANNE CONSTP-'NICE PUNTILLC I JY H EDWARD CARL CUANDT. L'ff ' S ,'3' 2, 3m Vff- Pm 2, SWA -'mq I, 2 DARLENE MARGARET RAFFONE Lwfw Tffifen' 2 OUR .Vw SNCI 2, Ne-w LIU Cm, 2 Y Twfw I, 3 rm SIM' I, 3, KENEWS I, 2,3 ANTI Im MQ' 3 CLIFFORD EUGENE RANDLE LIMQIH BETTY RATSHINSKE Wwhlnqivun Hvmc' Sri- If-Iv 2, 3 Smdc-nf Sf-rvaie 3, Fwnch Ciub 3, Ln'Iv C ub I, 2, 3' Arwii Q 3, Se-mlrvef 2, 3, Wwq .Iwi MQW 2, 3 PH-' 3 S C A Ca-,Mm 2 JOAN BETTY READER WaenTnqron Honor Socfefy Z, 3-Secv 3, GMI Seems I, 2, 3, Ken Kerr KIub 3, Svfwphorvic CEO7' I, 2, 3, SAA I Bcw'Tnq I, 2, 3 RUTH ELAINE RENICI4. L C: '. RICHARD LEROY REYNAUD. Uncoln FLASHED F1-QL Cf'-XPSTX RC'-DE , ' -4 ' C .1 2 3 F . C' 2 2,3 7- Eu U4-1' 2 1 DENNS PUQEE-, WCHA N VATRICNA ANN W7 PAUL PUNK L ' UH' F ' 2 7 C C'i'W,AQf:.- fC' 2 f BQ. 2. JERRY' RUBEN Ciwd' BURTON JOEL RUBENSTENN gV.,,,, C,,. ALFCE MAR RUUALC . MEREDNTH JUNE RUSSELL MK' L'vf'f L N7 ,.. 3 5, 2 3-ff' 2 3 SA 1 Ev: ,Z3 C 'f U13 CHARLES RUTFE W3 f vi' 'Q of WPT? f VCKL SAFT F- L Y Tee' 2 WRGNNIA SALERNC SANTC SALITURE f SAP-CE L +V- 23'1- J PLE' 5 9ANfEV N PERBERT Grd? Q CC AP 3 U-V C.: 2 1 R rum' '.fAQi-AR? K 2 f-N UAH' AC 2 3 2- -Q i :ggi CA A A Q Q- 3 ' JANE CAHEQ NE N wx S Z 3 AD rx f- x, CAROL CCHULDT aw: 3 YT'w'w 3 S9W'S.1f 1' 'EPMRX EY JEANETTE SCHUX Ki' 1, Bfw 12, , 1 2, 5' E -V THEIR THREE YEA , ,J , , f. 51, 1 3. FALMA LUCV SETTWN NANCX' SENEET' L :C ' SALLY JANE SHANKLAND, 1 ni I NORMAN L SHELTON RQNALD Jsvzows SNKORA Q B F K, E 3 an 3 ' AN' W R- TA SWNN NANC' S Sw V,,AN LJAKV, :,A',K Q 2 3 X' rw 3 P'-'YLLNS JUN' TM3 SLACK nwfyq DF--ASD S,A A A 5Z Q ,QAN .A,EQ A v,AE:S Q c WK K,' 54.1.3 3 3 4,4 'wf'-Alf 'EPEE A SWAN YSTERY WAS SOLVED! AMY LCUISE STALKER N-'-C' :AZ VV? frm w Wf'1 MJ v 3, FJ' ' 2, Su- r'5 c CHC 2 ROBERT JAMES STAIJLETON SI Cf--ff If I, 2. GLORIA ANN STEFANI S' JHGVI-. MII I. G A A ., SQA 1 3 MARILYN ANN STEFEENSEN LH Cn, -'1 S 2,T 1M' 2 3, C-f S1-,' I, 2, 3, YT-M I, 2 3 , S. r fw C ' ' KENEVVS 2,3 RICHARD NARIIENI STERN LFC? ' CW Ai RV, 3 be If RONALD STEWART L vfi 'I S, 'rf 'w'f CH I A I Caorf- 2 C1 ' 2, 3 PATRICIA STCNE L z: F Bra I, 2, 3 MARIAN HELEN SUPITA I. :: 'v, A-V+ A C, I, 2, g -ee 1 , , 'Q :E LI , 2, S. '::Ifc nf A CJCDEI a Cn 2, 3, WILLIAM PAUL SWANK Llncoln. PATTLJO SNI-ES L i:' New LW: C ,L 2, Sniiff C.r. 2, Y-Tf-3' , 2, S, ':':' i Cf: ' I, 2, A Can- pc 1 Cwl' 3, M ARLINE SMITH XN3 'g':f. Kfn Kc Klub 3 BRENDA MARION www L'-fm. Tfmnf 2, 3, sv SJ3' I, 2, 3, S-1'fA'5' 2, 3-PM 3 JAMES EUGENE SMITH Lime 'v. WILLIAM RICHARD SMITH L'ncoI'w. BRUCE SMITI-IBACK. L'fc:'n CYNTHIA ANN SOULE VVJ ng'Qf1 Sinn' ' C ,r 2, 3, YTLE' 3, 'Ng 31: Maw 2, SCA C.1'Tf-f 2, Bmw I. DAVID ANGELO SPERA. MQKIIIGV. Sfuzlr-rv? Sfsnme 3, Honor Sockf, 2, 3-P'-2-. 3, Uvcfa C Jo 2, 3--Sec I 2, VIN- Prez 3, SCA. Cenrlcr 2, 3, SympIIonIC CLOIV I, A Cappffim Cvoh Z, 3, Boys' OCIQI I, 2, 3, Cfo'2 Counfrx, I, 2, 3, Tuck I, 2, SPY 3, MATTHEW JAMES STAHL. L:fwCoIn. LnII'w CIIIL1 2 in-5 If 4 Twa- a I KENNETH KIETH THORESON McKInI9xI DAVID T THREINEN LInco'w. CIAII Vkf: PW- In-'II 2, E Quirn 2, 3'-'Pvem 3, Arvmcx Smur-mf Councf !, SIufiwnI Sf-rmk' 2, 3, TrIfScvoOI COUHQII 2, 3, Honor Sodefy 2, 3, Sw'vDIwonIc Cholr I-Pfff I, A Capo? Xa Choir 2 3 PfPIIACnI 3, Bow OCC! 2, Eoofba1fSClfrI:mmI- I, Va'-IN Z, Bafkefbgs 'B Squaw I, T'acw I, SPY 2, 3 -B,I1-mf Manage' 3 KAREN LEE TIMM. LWCO H HVSN-0 2, 3-CCNP SPM 2, 3, OLIIII and S:':' 2WCo'f9u Sem. Z, Sfudenr Sfvvafc 3, New Ufe Ouo I, Tficnenf I, 2 Y Ti1f:'I' I, 2, 3, GVI Scomc I, 2, Ffenc' CMB 2, 3, S, C'c'v'c Cho I, SPY 2, 3, Prof? CONV' Hee Z. CHARLES TIMME L ::w Chfemafc 3 RCTC I, Z, 3 JANE TITLEY. MCKVIQY PTAA I, G S133 !, 2, 3, Gfl SCOJI Cab E' 3fSi-ty, 3, YfTee1' 2, 3, Fm'-VIL IC 2, 3 RICHARD E TOMLINSON Lincofw K-C .5 2, 3, Bam: I I, F3oIu1lI--Soo'0 O'f- I, Cm Cow , 2, 3 PETER TRECROCI M:Kfe-. JOSEPH ANTHONY TROCI-'ECK Iv K w e, JOAN TURCEK S' S5035 S,L, De: Z, 3 P'f- 3 N--1-' L15 C,b 2, SCA Cl'-2' I SCA Biavx I 2, 3- Pfe 3, KENEWS 2 SPY BUT DETECTIV RAYMOND TAFFORA -ug 'I JOANNE TALLEY L WIC EUNICE MARIAN TAYLOR MCK Q A I W IV' R ERT ANTHONY TENUTA McK'nIm WU: 'I M. , , up mg I , , A 1 rv ANOR THOMAS SI Cf-orqf L , A-:L ROBERT 'THOMAS W. 'nfJIon - I SWRLE THCNAS '. SUE ELLEN OMAS Lhco' ew 'U , , 'I ad row. , ' I , , , If, one , ES Y-Trevi 3, renfc , 'Mpho 7: h ', KENEWS 2 SPY 3. BRUCE LESLIE THOMPSON, LI COIV1. Smfmni' Sermfe krvinar 2, C H U , 3, Orchv' I1 , , an , , f , n , , , 'C' mmf, R ARE SGMETIMES GUILTY KATH,EE'XJ JCANJ UF? CK rx -' 2 3 Hg 3 Srrfz' 1 Qi ' A Cz: w 1 A 1 T 'iii NE ZJQAN J-,T ' -'- 12,2f9t.2 ?.'? '.E -AW VQNE vii . ' ' 2 E 3 'Af'-, 3 Q 2 ,ff www I NJA 'J -AN LY'DECRAF 1 N 2 Z 2, . ., J www wmwa :AN wwe-. Q V ff 2 1 K-h KV C 1 4' -V 2 ww' fikifvi .EMS f 'T A 1 2 n 3 F-AL ci .ww 4545 in-wma 'we YELEKP 3 K'-4 K,t3v'g: v NJV9' DANTE VENA NK'-, SPY 2 ,cw .Vx ' 3, -'N' JUAN VK'-. , xr 1 2 X 3 A 'kg 2-'-N .hlxfi -' .3 4, K , A .r . Q Q fr A 2 3 'U'-NJ AQQQ1' .'.A,,KEQ M' 4 Q 4 3 1 A A AU :NA H K, QV. 7 f AQEMAQ' Y YN EQ V K 2 '4 5 A' 3 Srwl ,'AP-, P 2 x 3 3 5 X JEANETTE WALTER. M1K I'f'I. GEORGIA ANN WALTERS L fic ' Hc':' SCLICN 2, 3, Nw LVL C .Q I, 2, GF Sfifvy- ', 2, 3, GV' Seo! Cznfnef 2, 3-VIC-2 Pm 3, W'q ru New 3, Lafw C Sb I, Sen' 'af 2, 3 Sfi 4. 3, Sci ' C -r 3'-Sec. 3, YfTceff. I, 2, 3-Pff. I, Se: .' 2 KENEWS 3 P'C'X Cs -'wIIee 2 LEAH H. WAMSOLDT E'7f xsn KAY RUTH WARNER Lncw n, GI' Snow 3, Sf- 'nm 3, YTQnn' 2, Band I, 2, 3, Sympnfynlq Q'OIf I, 2, A Cag1po?IQ C :7f 3, SPY SaIQ'man 3 ANDREW WASMUNDT. LIucoIn. MARIE E WEINBERGER. McKIn-ax Arm- Smdem Councfi I, SPY SAIC-wan I LORRAINE JEAN WEMBER, Wasnnqfon. Honor SO' defy Z, 3, Spanish CILII3 I, 2, 3-Pres. 2, YTeenm 3, GUI Scoms 3, French C ub 3, WIQ and Maw 3, SC A Ca'nIer 3, Orcnesira I, 2, 3. CATHERINE WENDRICKS, Llncofn. THEODORE ANTHONY WENSZELL. LInccIn. Cfofyfwz RIICl I, 2, 3, Band I, 2,3 9 PERHAPS THEY RICHARD WESTPHAL. Ifnccn RO.TC I, 2, 3, GORDON FRANK WEYRAUCH, Lake Ge'-eva, WI'csn' un. ALBERT L WHEELER Lhco n, ARLENE MAY WHEELER L'ncc n, GFI SCCA 2, 3, Ken Kon' KII.Ib 3fT'ea'. 3, GA.A I. CEDRIC D WI-IITCOMB LIrcoIn, Annex Smoenf Coun CII I, Bona I, 2, 3, C'cAs Conwy I. MARCIA WANDA WHITE. Wa'-Fngfon, Sxdenf Senaw 3, C7'Ie aY'c 2, 3, GAA. I, 2, 3fPfee 3. CAROL IRENE WHITEFOOT. W3'Iw'ng?on JOAN WICKLUND MCK v' GAYLE WIERTZ. L 'tc n NANCY ZAYLOR. McKI'1Iey. Ijbrorv Club 2, 3, Tven. 2, 3,' Gr Slow I, 2, 3, SC.A Cn nfs' KENEWS 2, 3 JEAN CATHERINE ZICARELLI. Washinqvon. Girl Saou. 2, 3, Erfinch C uh 2, SCA. Cafricr I, SPY SQIQ un 3, SPY 3, G A.A. I. BARBARA ZIMMERMANN Lfncon Hcno' Sod'-Y. 31 New LII? CIE: I, 2, Lafn Cwub 3, Svmwnnf 3. CAROL ZIMMERMANN Sr. George Glfl Scour. I, G.A.A. I, BowI'nq 3. JUDY ZUFFA Llncc' Cm Secretary I, 2, I-IISIx,In 2, 3- Sec y 3, Ann-:K S'Ef1enfCouncI' I, SU 1-fn' S-enyw 2, OUIII and Sc'o'I 2, J.nYo' Rec: Crow ComcII 2, 3, GIrI Scion' 2, YTQQN 2, Pfam Corw'-'Nev-' 2, Track Queen 2. WAYNE VAL KONGA M:K w'Pv SIEJPEI S-X .u - 3 Orcne-vm I, 2, 3f-PH: 3, Smdenf D'-303' 3, Bnnx I, 2, 3, Swinfx Ban: 2, 3 JANUARY SENIORS FREDRICK JAN BISTRICK MCKIH 9. KCIIJD I, 2 3 Ba1I:efbnIf'-Vefvy I, 2, 3, FOOIEJ Jn or Vixfwfy I Varfjfy 2, 3. ROBERT ANTHONY TRAVANTY. MQKI1-ew. JI: dl CATHERINE MELIAMS S+. C5-ence, SIDNEY CLAY WILLMINGTON. w.w'ng':n PIAA. I, Dffcffe Tay' 2, 3, Forerics 2, 3, Syrfrtnznnf Cnofr I, A C3115 J C'f:f' 2, 3fTrea'. 3 JOSEPI-IINE NILLMINGTON, We nln 1 Kin Kor' KES 3. JEANNE WINTERS NV3'VIng'cn. SYLVIA BETTY 'vVQ'r'DELKO E -526 , A ' A c, I 2, 3, Bcwhng I, 2, 3. ALLWIN WUDELL. L'nzoIn. Honor SCC'-.W 3, LVN Cum 2. THOMAS TERRY YOUNG Lfnc:In S. ': ,n'i CTI I, 2, 3--B.. 6-A' Manager I, VIce Pre . 2, Sw 'frm I JUDY A,EE'- YU,E .'w'1 'g'i' IC-f -'P 4.1. E ROBERT ZANCTTI McKTnIf:v. 3: on . 4 .. I., A JUNE SENIORS KATHLEEN FRANCES CALLAHAN McK 1fw GARY HAUBRICH. Wasrvinqion. RICHARD HAUTZINGER. Wasnlnqtgn Cfnf '- JI., 2, 3 ROBERT KLUKA McK1n'ey. K CIM: 2, Trnzk I, 2, 3, Crow CoL,'1f'w I BLANCI-IE KUGLER Waennwqfon. GAA I. MYRON KUYAWA, JR LFncoIn New L c C-b I. Stswsvmr Senafe 3, Judo' Red Crow Coma? 2, 3 v Pre- 3, SDJ 'f' Cuo 2, S.C.A Casfe' 2, FocTcaII S::':n':'e I, JJ6' Va'S I. 2, H:nne:cn 'q Nznaqf' 3. JOE W LIEGAKOS L'nco'n, THOMAS MILLER LVIQSW. Franc? CIJD 2, Focfbal I,3 PATRICIA SCI-IENCK. L7ncoIn. Banc I, 2, 3, Sv :,rcnYc CHQI- I, A Caope'a CnoI-' 2, 3. ROMELLE SWANSON. SI. George. I Memo y,,,,,r Top JXW Check: Larry Karacki, president Len Rizzo, vice president John Murray, secretary Bruce Katt, treasurer men of the JUNIORQ whom we found E gf .Q RIGHT IN THE MIDDLE OF EVERYTHING! HOME ROOM lO9 MRS. BAYLER Row I: Jam ce Borkerrragsn, Before Bfcr, Barsara Bface, Karrrleer Boyz, RA' Bri 1, Joyce Bovrew, Ge' Gene Brccxway. Row 2: JW' Cvlefeneerv, M'ke Car oaqrva, Mary BuIla'no'e, Lois C3 J- ran, Wlrmie Burke, Kay Bosfefrer. Row 3: WIIbur Chapman, Richer: Carey, Frank Cairo, Gary Braze, Tow Car':IIrI, Rlcrard BoyIe, Jud, Brucn. Row 4: Jerry Brockraul, Daw Bucrei Bob Evers, Eugene C?'5'IC, K-we Carney, Kev Cvcuo, HOME ROOM llO MR SCI-IMALE Row I: Rae e Bgwqa, Pa? Banyan , Desc. Bafwe, Dorothy Bafcwe , Dane B'o'rI, Mary Amr' Berrefx, Da'sy BIoo'r , Rocerarfe Ban, Mane Befw, Mary Arm Birrcelil Row 2: Ronad Berreqigt, Joan Berw- r1e1', Joan Bode, Pat Brrd, Gere are Bow-325, Caro Jea'1 Boxsorf, Care A-ro Boxcsri, Sandra Binney. Row 3: Join Bsrxowirl, Allen Bin' w'r1ge', Frawv Beckman, Kenna Bearer, Den Berioq, Bob Borr-rue Ver, PM, Blancrafo, Row 4: Bruce BIeasrka, PWIIIQ Bler-1, Crarence BIancharc1, Leonard BIock, Jarres Benko, Lynn BIascrw, HOME ROOM lll .351 ' :Sgt 5.f1,, f, - 17. f . V 4. f rf f L. A- V .., f-. , , , N sf - , 1. f. f A' ,,1.,,':,,,...f, M' F 3 12. Drifr Q O' D-C Cf Om , affj Of 4 E'-1 C1:,1 ,Lv',C. 1 1 C 'z' Bw C :., 3' ' Sz , Oi, HOME ROOM 112 v SS CAMDEEOQ 'fi-'H P-1 N' .F- ' 33:31 A , A 1- Af: 'V ,' Ai- pt' '. A':' Afr 1- ri E ZYCQ' A': 1A-m U, Q wwf, A V 1,A.: ,f'+.-, -,5-,'. E1 ,ATV Rqfn. A, ,,, , 3J:'- ff-'z-' ',J A: EQA'-A-,D4 31.1',F' :, 51. A -'r J 1' Bs' A- J: F' :Q I' 1 51' WAV- gm- A1':,R Aff' f. L' Aw r41'f .f,f. HOME ROOM 122 UQ. HE5ZvSENl 51131 iff' 1. V1-132, ,V Cn- ..: 11, 'J A':, 4 ' Or 1 9: DW' V : ' l-Y I , .5 ,. Q ,. 4 5,1 ,, . D .az J f,, 1 .4 1 4 1 1' 3 'O 1 rf 1 : D '. VJ 1 'N C, 4, ,M rs 1 HOME ROOM 502 'J ES Biff. A ,, 1 1 r ,ilu K Y' VP Q- Q. 'V M 'I' 'M -S' xii. '- 95 3 N 5. 4 4 Q gf 5 K, my V, H - 3' YP a f YW li? 'E 'QQ K l Q 1 K+ Ia,- fs , 1 f Q' i 15 Yi 5 LL? .ua if f 'I ! '20, 7 f r 4 3- x 'U' , ng F 2: O HOME ROOM 310 MISS DENJSVCRE W-' :Z S 'f,' N' C1 J:.ii We if, , Nfi, MJF, Di': , 'XJ-, 1' rf 1, 1: Cz , Kvm my A V',ifA 2- N., I P .-1' 2: Nh ,. M, , L' H N,: N, L,,J, 4. 3 Dv ,,A,. LN -XJ. 4, Of, NV' ii DEV' U,- f: , CET Wrhrf N. Nt' L.,2.f,'-ff J Ni z Vg 1, Jltf f,2': -12 N14 it 'Na' Pa4'J ww' N ,, . Jul I Vgri, Mg' ' L HOME ROOM 312 MR.CHRSV R A '1 D'J ', , P3 PE' 1 0 N rw 1 N, f- , E ff' P111-1-ff DEM CJv.w1, M. u O z,J N f viz, D5 7- Che' F? f. Z: Gvf F2':':': P' Ve' 2- Nw-1 J:,:e PJ, SJ . O ww, E -2 'NJ:'g::':, J N- wi, f- N 3: E1PJ ':',D5'Pi Qi H Crt HGV, PP'3 C, A PFC R N A' Foul Czgjqzzni, J P'.1 w, Jifw C3 2, D21 Pin: VY 3.f+. 3'Z.'. HOME Room 51-5- MR WALTEQ A 4' NVE. Hin, J3',l Hi ' G'--mva 1, J2.:f HQ' .3 v--Hf:'1sf,E fi' 'He :e 5 VV-'F HC. 3':, A 3E'i H -1 2: G-'-VJ JM: 3'ie'5, - - Haifa 5'.', Li H. 2,5 , rig-, Maw AF' 3.5 'fy iz' 1, Diiw' 'Qi A 3: Jfnv Half' T121 'M 'V' -. ww- My Hgh 3- '1,-J1.:- w, J .1111 R' ': M, N 4- M- raw JV Jw 14 N , O 1J'f'w 3 Jx':,O' 1':,E1N1 HOME ROOM 316 L' 5: Snhzp-. :'. A ' -4 3:12 f i f' N --M E-.i Aff-f D' 1' .' 5'-N:-' Q33 Yiwu- J, D ' A 3f':::, DE 3 E F-r 'W R+ ':1': V: P:'1', ff-'YJ-3 P'v:r W, Ri:-Q DW, Tc :W 4- JL,--A Cuz.: cs p,- Q1'-' JM' WWW P Hua V-N'-H1 P '+. N54 PM T 52 HOME ROOM 518 MR DAVEY Rfrw 1: Jcyx Sirqfz, Mmlrrw Ri ' DQ r 'f' Sabah v, Pi' Saw 1' ' Q Jing- Saw' rm, Hr e,-H Sa 019, I :snr-'r Rde :- Raw 23 TC RQ frfrrrw, GOJQAF Szrrweemerqer, Darn- Ro Ha, Pa' SCi'1Ow'Rv, Jovce Rfrqr- r, JJV:-' Ro'Prwbap ', Biafcfara Sxurxfaooaro Rcw 3: Dlck Rte, Na' 'm Ru:-'z, Jorf Reno, Freo Ruffuw, Carl Rf-rfhlfx, Dom Rervzuw. Row 4: Pram Rroae, Rarpr R7He', Joe Rornarwc, Robfy? Rmbiecr' Vfrce RMGCC3, LF1 RENO HOME ROOM 319 MISS BREISETH Row 1: Jovce Griez, Svrlev Gram, Mllureu G-oqo'a, Dolore' G-reef Ka1hNeem G-Mick, Rita GervHs. Row Z: David Grirwhaw, BH! Hadf, Sieve Gulan, Bob Hanfverv, Dororrv Gocrqen, Lazora G-Hn-.k1, Emery Gocun. Row 3: Larry Gerou, Joz- Greco, Roberr Haddrcan, Crmrw Gmbranf 'Qn, David Hifcrvlffr, Chm G-orrer, Chaderxe Shir. Row 4: Gerhard Herr, Bob Henrik'- gcrv, Jerrv G-reenbcru, Jvrrv Omcre, Virqiz Harp. .H..0M...E KQQM Q29 MR. ENGLE Row N: Vrcfor Sar'or, Mike Sdvmro, Shire' Shreve, Marv Sflolcv, Auurey Y Siaier, Rmh Simrrvondi, Role Sirocf CH, Armefie Seefekif, Svivra Sckoef- Ter. Rcw 2: Don Saiadl, Lvrm Srm'r'wav', Dan Sarrpscm, Rav Scrwadz, Kam' reen Shaman Baroari Slater, Rae Scwwarke, Dowrva Sccv. Raw 3: DE-c Ru'o, Jack Scrbrer, C ef' Sepemzf, Rom 1 R,HJ Q, C'k3'C' Sc'e'u, Wa 'ur Sf-cu, R. . Slczc, Ease S-:won HOME ROOM 521 .f 1: c'::p:- P :O A F F 'e Q V f,-,, 'M , J , ' 'E - . O1 . L 'V fn EZ' ' .' ', Cm' ,V Ky Fw, S. fi.. J, , My .V A C. . L-: J-H. 'M HOMIE ROOM Q2 VR PASKA DC E S ' E: S: :'E Eff' U, 5- 1, S' 22 1, Cvi ,f S Ven SV:- U, Cvw' 'f- S: PJ. 5 STO' Rifx 2 Bu'i S: 'ff 'Q J, 1, S'- Swfffz O M' 1 :'f'e 3' Pr Sze. -qw J L Q , QV, 4 Da 1 P ' ,, ., 4, A , .lf .A 'RM BME BOOM 52115 VP .',r4!Tf'UCFFf ,LE HOME BOOM QZQQ Vw. K , A, A., E-. , , A , V1 T rr-,N 1 Un! 'rw X 2, , f Memo Talked to Don Klopstein, Eugene Sup- pelsa and Barbara Booth--president, vice president and secretary-treas- urer, respectively, of QIEOMOREQ - - - and wonder if fKjEV+i Q' ,S gf YE? FIRST YEAR ENJOYABLE ENOUGH T0 TAKE?? . JY i a.,- Xa -.F . ...S 1 HOME Room ll NR. LINK R-,v Def: Fa 1, Caffwa Fw-1 L'm.1 'c.1c', Bf MAH- is ce Lf-RD, NVe3.er, Rom.-1 Urmmw N :T J A o'o m, Bmw Sum-Rf R.w 2: R, ff Bylaw, VMS' P.x1r'. 2, Dc' K3 ed, JCMV7 Mira, Down' S a'5', C yewze Danby Tca P'e':e Ne f- Seve' R,N 3: Lg-are S:'a:v J', .LQ Bi: 1, JSM' Ba ', Ffyv' V f-W, Ji' 2351, 1 , H31 1 P-'C V, H-' '- 5' C V , K-? ' N'f,ru'i HQME R00. 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Lf P'- 4 Rww 2 Fw 4 Mkyf, E 4 Si Vw, A K3 E':4 N4,4' '3 HQ V .. .. wr. ,.,. . O Vin: Kjx 3. L .. ' C. J ' .2 ly' K ,Av .E K ' JPL' Fu'f , M Avi B-dw , Uh H41 f, HH! r-+1.:' ', Nw .w K ,- K'v, -3' A 1 M ' F' ' ',J 'L3 ' 2 BQME QQM 22 MK KN CKKEHN Of '11-' F64 4.1. E-'UA' N N4 .1 5:34-: WEL. O 'z' 5ge '. Rn. 2 D VN?-f 1 R:fv z E Nz . Jvfr, J.: K .- C-:C 1'-vw 11.1, P: Pfgz E174 GW, J-.fre Hiff Pm, 3: veg 1 Tfz'-', Env, J. Dfth f- . 1' Mizz fr' 3'- ,. ,Ab I., U-V..- - rf.- 4 , : K. ' F 5: -f:-ki- b 'V ' U E. , k 'f L :K.: L ff, ' 1 ff F1 F7 ,J Cf? f W, 1' ANNEX STUDENT COUNCIL R: .-.' 'J JU U J .., Ea':a'L Myst, B3'bc'a 3:32, Ma ,' va, -3 ide J. 'J 1 R a Bm? a Rzw 2: Ba'sa'a B dQO'iH,J5V'1'E De:1e'J, Kaf K-amz, Da' a D'aqc, Jeaf Be , Sae Una, RCN 3: Ra rx Ve'a, Pew VVS, Gefe S,s:,e'a, Je , EJWQ, Tow Vets THERE MIGHT HAVE BEEN A HOME Room LQ NHSS BAAR Rfww ' Fw 'A F' :IA , B413 S x ':H', BVIV1 K'J v, Aux' 9- T, G-'2 F- vu Iv'.x:- ' Df-A':-- , L.:x C 'x: w, Nar- L .YVL Nw. 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Y' 3 T: - ', J' C':,, WHY ISOLATED IN ANOTHER BUILDING?? -if ,J HOME ROOM gg U: -f-15 : 1 f. ! H 2 HOME ROOM gg J P : if E K. V , P E W M 1, A ,, K V B . O HOME ROOM 5 l wb 'i'2m5f fx E .1 c 1 J if R -. N 44, A , 5 E' A P J' :- K P4 K N . R . A p My HOME ROOM gg , . x , S BIIIU INVESTIGATE ACTIVITIES 'N 'xxx fn K. X xv N - ff ,xox ' ff! SLK: W I I Aw , VX 1 X x X - Xi I -X . V ' ,W kxxx 'J 3 I, 'Q I I 'f A Y M ' S x , 0 X -. J, 117' il .fl 'fl A , f xxx., I ,lr ' r ' 'k L 1 'G 'f 09'9karf y , , V,,fL A : 1 TQWSQ 5 Y 1 , .,Y,.-.gf .., A 'I b X .S1' 4 'Q--.1 'W' 1 Yi xi SWE Hl............ GLAMCR APPEARS AS YEAR DISAPPEARS! gigs- DEB Preparation for the Tuberculosis Fund ' Homecoming Assembly ' Home-- coming Float ' Halloween Party Club Project 0 Starlight Fan- tasy 0 Mid-Year Kaffee Klatsch Football Dance ' Red Cross ' Tray Favors SUB DEB 3:9397 Q H ' zf-1f..,. J J 1' A1 E E ' if 'T' M N S-1' VV' VI' ' '- T 4 J K Avi , Av. S A M D A FV' D R A N N L P 2 A N' V A A V VV' K J J A J L HI-STYLE F S ONCE' Sf J P PM L L P J 5 J A K M' P K T S K S F-A R A P R R ff M' L F U K J R 2 J 5 A F J P R M K S J Z R 3 K J N N HI-STYLE Homecoming Float ' Gifts for Home- coming Attendants ' Taffy Apple Sale ' Red Cross Animals ' Foot- ball Pins ' Christmas Decorations Red Cross Gift Boxes ' Alumnae Tea Football Assembly 0 Christmas Program at Carmelite Home ' Work for Kenosha Family Service Stamping Machine ' Intramural Awards WOW ! K-TEENS Homecoming Float ' Mother- Daughter Christmas Party Cake Sale ' Red Cross Dolls Gifts for Orphans ' Alumnae Reunion ' Progressive Dinner Girls' Clubs Get - Together Kitchen Clean-Up ' Book Cover Sale ' Gift for Homecoming Queen ' Kitchen Warming ' K- Teen Scholarship QQE5 GD nfl 1 Rf-I xv swf. mv- sm-V1 ff R f P A B 1 4 L B A F M D E C K-TEENS S OWU1--f S S B PM mm J Q K P M C S B B T S A M WHAT AN OPPORTUNITY! wx WIHHT THE SUPPER TONIGHT ff G BOY! R De , Pg, Fisfz, 5: Far 4' Y out-1 Je , Az: F 3 D J ESQUIRE Homecoming Assembly ' Third Place Homecoming Float ESQUIRE Cookie Sale ' Hi-Y vs. Esquire S , 5 5 Game ' Dress-up Week ' Cam- D BT A D Q L paign against Speed Drivers R 5 5 T U Career Day ' Gift for Homecom- B f T J D ing Queen ' Ed Fabian Memorial J X Q J Q K Citizenship Award TAKE THE YEAR TO DRESS IT UP? COURTESY IS THEIR PASSWORD... HI-Y Cui, , S, S P' 1' D L Q S D C D T S V D S C S N N D A M D Qzw .J I F R,IfI.J.o, Ha y L Hr, D L B n LaCfo e, D Cf 'Q' J S If Vmfo Qin 2: 7 I P S wo' D Sf' I2 REDTRIANQQQ cw .f swf Q D ,A ,f ,V f DY Uv-' P- M 3,. P R J PNQI B J R, J B DO VV, ,-Cc, S B M N' S A M Q H B J R 2 K N P J S D Q 3 K J 5 A L 5 C S J R J 'C RED TRIANGLE Homecoming Float ' Cookie Sale Candy at Basketball Games ' Red Triangle vs. Faculty Basketball Game ' Courtesy Week ' Dad's Night Jug Game ' Gifts for Homecoming Queen and Attendants ' Gifts for Charities' Spring Picnic 'Dance sriE2i i WHO IS CLAUDE? HI-Y Hi-Y Award' Hi-Y Romm' Homecom- ing Float ' Gifts for Homecoming Queen and Attendants ' Programs at Games ' Trophy Display TRI-SCHOOL COUNCIL oi, r-- 5' me .1 S A A7 ww, SV. CONSPIRATORS HOMECOMING COMMITTEE A J ' Sc ':', Rpffr 5511, J:,' P- WITH MR. STOCKER?? BIG EIGHT QODE OF SIDORTSMAQSHIP his conduct during the game A Good Sportsman - .and after it' Will consider his athletic op- ponents as his guests. Will always cheer the opposing team as it appears on the floor or field. Will always respect the deci- sions of officials. Will stand during the playing of tkie opponents' sc11ool song. Will applaud an opponent who makes a fair play. Will give tlle opposing team rooters fair opportunity for their yells. Will remain until the game or contest is over. Will remember that the reputa- tion of the school depends on Willendeavor1xJmakehisschool known for its good sportsman- ship. STUDENT SENATE F S r ff' OH :gf-' Suomi S R R .......... ,. pf M M B P B C B B S J A F K I R H M 9 ' ..,.. .... A 1.1 A' ..., ...,. M S STUDENT SENATE Homecoming ' Homecoming Dance Eau Claire Youth Conference Career Day Speaker ' Career Day'Assistance' Selection of Representatives'toBadgerBoy and Badger Girl States ' Ush- ers for Go-to-School Night SIGNALS MAKE SUSPECTS OF OUR PEP CLUB Theresa Gennaccaro, Mary Ann Kavalauskas, Nancy Knapp, Barbara Booth, Rita Boyle, Joyce Santiloni, Betty Bokmueller, Susan Wade, Kathleen Bain, Cliff Adelson, Jo Anne Mockus, CHEERLEADERS!! Carmella Passarelli, Noreen Boyle, Gary Braze, Adviser Miss Van Liew. YEA MAN EQ CLUB 0451, , . 5 ' .- PM -1 if' 151 1'- 4 P1 ri VT PM : J ,- Sze' Sw' 'x 5-'f--ww. Kr -if Br S. W, .. ..... Vfrsxwf-r . .. Jf Aff: News , B ,, ,,, Carfax Set. ..... 'Xl' H Hn BQ. f v: . ,... Aif Z' . . V! . 2' PEP QQ Cheer Leading ' Dad's Night-Bas- ketball ' Rose Night ' Splash Party 0 Bowling Party ' Cookie Sale ' Homecoming Clowns Kathleen Cliff Jo Anne Carm Noreen Gary WHERE D ,di E f lx- W ,Q C , gf- 1 .2 5 Q1 if uc :M uw mvlb IUNIUHTI 'C 6 I 'TNF ' 40 ' 49 of ag . 4' 4' IQ FRENQQ CLUB f,,5 ,,,. , ., 0,4-,,, SMU, 5,.,,.,, FRENCH CLUB Mndiww P' .,... PW-- nf-P .... NWN Plkger . . wwf ww 1 pw ., Aww, Www Homecomlng Float 0 Pencll Sale ' R:,c :es. .,.Sf:'i-'f' .... .53 R bedee ' ' LC V , F U French Dlvertlsements Covw 1: Tami ...., vein uf ,... Comme Tdfmcr M: VJ :', ...,.. Ari: ..... MH W c1 Raw :P 1 1 Rgwcw V Dew B': ', Lz' R:ce':5:,, N:':w Hoff, NV Laine, ca -2 LQz.e'f3, Jg.:c Pe e: ':, Tv'J .' Vcfl I, Mg A F' cet Row 2' Rona- Fm, W? 'sn' N':. ':, Cy: S:'.'d1, Rcwav S:LW'd', Lcr-dns Wewceg Rejfa Beef, B g Se 5':e', Jre' B'-:' A,c'e. Ar-':x, 5.9 W '1mc'e, Row 3: D: ': P-e'c'e,Co 1'e T ,ey Bef' K'rn, Liga B395 ', C51 Jie' fv3e'1e', Be , R:'2'1iPG, Be':5'3 Senapecz Auyev L 1a3', Joe' Naclxcf. Row 4: D:1.f- T s'r-ew, Dzfo Mzwfa sfo, Ks'-3' T?r ', Gcccw Je'sen, PM-'Is DL.befs+7n, Mew Mef+ w, JCF' C5'aoe', SLa':'w Heh? 'mm Dflcbv Bam-5' IT GO-RCME? SPAIN? FRANCE. QPANI SH CLUB Homecoming Float 0 Cookie Sale Red Cross Boxes QPANI SH CLUB Fix? Sernesfer Connie Kircher, Rae Schwanke.. ... Georgia Walfers.. .. Joe Magnino. . . Mrs, Bayler .... 1 LATIN CLUB Homecoming Float ' Cookie Sale Party for Ninth Graders Q 1 Firsf Sennesier Audrey Linclas ...... James Airman ...... Barbara Luckas.. Roberi Fay . ,... .... Berry Ravsninske ...,, Mis: Merrick .... Officer: Second Semesfer Presrdenf ...... ..Connie Kircner .Vice Presidenf. . . . . . . Rae Schwanke ,..SecreYary...... .,,Treasurer..... ....Advisor. . ,. ,Georgia Waller: . . .Joe Magnino ....Mfc Bayip' Row l: Jill Pryse, Joyce Ann Ge' Pairicia Smit mary Baum Riia Bufferai, lores Owens, Row 2: Connie l'i, Sandra Jenren, Rc Glendene Brockw Kafhryn Fazulo, Kirclwer, Jean Soc' Norrna Poole, Kallwleen Bu n, Se y Koehler, Evelyn Mawake, Cy a Soule, Georgia Ware , Bef y Gocu . Pew 3: Nancy Monik, Marikin Scex Janice Izraei, Sue Srace., Dc' Scoff, Rae Scnwanre, Lone Wernber, Joan Jacobi, Kafka 1 Slnannon. Row 4: Joe Magnino, Lucille Ni 1 Eugene Larsen, Cnarlez Ricnaro Xavier Marlinez, Rober? Kra. Jarnes Dilley, Paul Cinelli. J an Za o Row l: Audrey Lindac, o ne Mildred Goqola, Mary Ha , D keen Hanley, Barbara Burweif' Jian Hansen, Roie Marie Briqq Row 2: Mariorie Lynn, Befiy Rari- ike, Mary Ann Gregori, r' Baoa Jean Luckas, Beify Luiz, LaVe'gn Koll, Roberl Fay. Row 3: Dorn Tirabaffi, Sa'a Un.. Mary Bullarnore, James Afrr Herb Oeckler, Ned Pernefeah Paul Scnuv, Edwin Geis. Row 4: Ronald Pefzke, Harvey R ran, Edward Hollandeq cr Je r-ic ferifia, Ton' Novaclc, Marvin Mar' LATIN CLUB Officers .Senior Consul ..... . .Janio' Consul ..... . Praefor .... . . .Soon Aedile ..... . .,S'. Aedile ..... . ..,Acf.sor.... .. Second Serneefe' . .Audrey Lindas . .James Alfrnan .Barbara Luclcas . . . . . Robert Fay .Betty Rafshinske . . . Miss Merrick Do MASSED TOGETHER TO CONCEAL THE YEAR?? GENERAL Y-TEENS OFFICERS RY K ', iff wi :HV CE 'f' a Pi, , xv' uni, C .1 4 L F -31 .13 .,,'- QENIQR Y-TEENS First Place Homecoming Float ' Chocolate Bars to Europe ' Red Cross ' Style Show ' Farewell Party 0 Christmas Tree ' Round Tables and Panel Discus- sions ' Mother and Daughter Banquet ' Cookie Sale JUNIOR Y-TEENS First Place Homecoming Float ' Christmas Tree 0 Mother and Daughter Banquet College Meeting ' Book Party 0 Winter Y-Teens Conference ' Summer Camp Cookie Sales ' Red Cross Boxes sgraomogg Y-TEEQQ Christmas Party 0 First Place Homecoming Float ' Christmas Tree ' Mother and Daughter Banquet ' Candy Sale. JUNIOR Y -TEENS D K T C T S Y C Ji Ar- M P' N N N Q M A N B L B K F MJLDJJ:-. R 2 B K K 9 C P B M S J A V J K N N H Iv' L A A 3 F M C S K J A, D S C B f B A R L TJ S J Rn. 4: B 'rz1, e Hit- 11' 31131 C3 D- V' VV-'L' , fr' N :53':, D 2'- Q: g, Jpv B.:-f', JH , 5?1f':'2, , Kw' P. f V' 'fi' 'Q 31 53151 Sifurag 3, My .' 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A J3:f:, 5-.f'. , ., 5:1 ?E.'5 , Jia' I-11' :'i , P-fr: Uv. S'-,-P' 9 - N'g'C STEALING THE HIGH STEPPING KLLB R E B S B R M D H R 3 A f: Se- N S B MH' N Y. ,G 1 F A 4 Je HIGH STEPPINQ KLUB F OMS, , HIGH STEPPING KLUB J G 1 ....... ,.......,. P ve'RdvnT .,.....,,. ......, J G , . 1 M k ....,,. ..,,A.4. V ,,,.,... .,..4A . M Homecomlng ' Parades ' Assemblles NSW SRU? B': WSw Twirling Contests ' Marching at M yy Y k 3 DM Q M y Y k Football Games M D M Ai M V L WAS THE YEAR SPUN AWAY? ,YS YEAR WOULD BE GREAT SPORT. TRIDENT GIRLSL ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Ff'i' Sen GAG' OU ze Seconcz Serneife- F ' Se e e' Ofifcefg Second Sernafe- HJ Jean Ku:-.. ...... P'e '1e' ,..,. lla Jean Kreak Maxis Wnhe. ,....., Pfeclcenh ..........,... March Wnhe B :3AY Se ance .... V':e P'-E'A'1 ..... BVQET Selanoe' Ge'aNa'n-1 Corin ...,, V ce Pre1I3e'? ...,..,.. Gemfdine Corklrw He er AYe'g: ,... Se:'e'1 .... Helen AHerqo+? Cro! KnJf'c . .,.,:Sec'efa'w ....,. .. .... .Caro Knufscn F cfne M:C-'i:, ,,..T'f23'J ...,. , Floflne McCufdv Eu' ice TJ, om. ...,. Treazue , .... Eunice Todo' M' ' VJ'Ue C': . .... Aim C' .... MM Vandefnoo' M1 VV LV-w .... . ..... ,... A ziviio' ...,...,.. .... M Iss Ven Llew Row I: Paulfne Sfensfrofn, Joan Bnkcr Jgdy Denwiow, Marilyn Sfeffmw wr Beverl, King, Barbara Ensflcid SLHEVVV Ovef, Sue Ellen Thornai. Row 2: Darlene Nenk, Florenc Mc Cnfdy, Helen A Tefqotf, Lola Lo vgla, Dc'oY'f Jadfwhld-. Row 3: Pav Kli ?, BFQYT Selanwer B'enfiJ SWIM, Ba'ba'a Hallen, Sun ofa S'-e7n'cW, Kev Keckler. Row 4: EJ ene Ga. ey, Elaine Lentz Do1o'e' B He'QY, Maw Bnilnrnore le Jean Kfaak, Joyce Enqelnydr Carol Ann Boxdorf. No? Pbmfed: Beffy Bufkee, Maw MCA!-ee', Jean Roifrv-, Nofefyw Wegnef, Mariiyn P? qf-', M3'.9 Zaied Ar1. e': MY: Vandwhfci Row ig Maw J a n e Tennm, Cro! Knufeor, Enn'ce Teyscf, Delofef Hees, Row 2: Pa? Spaidinq, Nancy Monfk, Roberta Pulefa, Marnie Wnnve, Betty A,e'nan, Sancifa S'eInnoH, Kay Tenneisew, Gerry Cofkwv. Row 3: Ca'o And-yson, COHCEY75 Rizzo, Joeepnfne Tor-cafo, Jenn Cnr' Done, JoAnn Hofnoy, Haier S:of', Kex 3enne , Kefnyw Fa'.': Robe-'va Wa' ece Row 4: Jeen'ne Wkxiborf, PM NZ' Henorkkson, Cwerween Bfeoek, Mar' Yra Leven, Kafnleer HW, Bnrnnm Weqnex Joe' Bennefh Cwarlovo EC ef, Ja'-e' Gannowov SPORTS MANAGEBS F ' 5- '- O5 ie' 5912173 SE 'SE,9 Dc cfe Hee. ..... Bus nn ...... Do'o'es Hee: N3':. Monk, .,.. 33 -e'c1 ,... Nancy M044 Ka. Tenne 'Q .... 5:.':e-. ...,.. Ks, Tennei-e' Pa' SCJ. :'f:. .,... S::':3 .,...,,. Pa' Scan-37113 S:':'3 S'e ': ..., Sw -: -' ...,.. Sanufa S'e'n'cF M21 J2'-i Tex' ..X: Q o .Maw Jane Tenfe G.A.A. Volleyball, Basketball, Bounce- ball, Ping Pong, Badminton, Ten- nis, Swimming, Softball 0 Ameri- can Jr. Bowling League ' Parties and Picnics. rn., 1L m ,K fu TRIDEN2 Water Ballet for Dads' Night Mother and Daughter Splash Party Cookie Sale ' Homecoming Float Senior Farewell Party 0 Intra- muralSwimmingMeet'IwolAssist- ance ' Tvnewriter for Phy Ed De- partment f Lil, L STCP! Lieutenant Colonel Walter Hahn, Executive Officer of theNorthwesternMilitaryAcademy,presentstheChioago Tribune Silver'Medal to Cadet First Lieutenant Lynn Ny- land for the highest achievement in second year ROTC. Cadet Captain Terry Conway receives the Tribune Gold Medal for the highest achievement in third year ROTC. CROQQEQ RIFLES CROSSED RIFLES P .... Cece? lp? L' ........... J J ll-' - - P ' --'4 CMUSFC -'A'- R 5 Skating Party ' Picnic ' Rifle ..,.Cade?SFC...., L D CGOCT So? .... P S .... Cider' +7 L' .. T N R A :sf - P J W Rm TA:-9' V F L R L Jr , C35 -PA 3' J? 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Pq,H'1 ' ,I A P C S S 3 r N S A W H AM ! -10 f ' WI E: :.5':', TE N - 1, 1, , M., if :vi -1 A .F -- A.-f lm! L, BOCDM! THE S.C.A. BOARD Row I: Mr. Rafshol, Jim Granger, Joan Turcelr, Row 2: Carol Severance, Jim Greco, Marianne Manson, Howard Humburg, George Thompson. HQQQB SQCIETY Honor Assembly - Cookie and Candy Sale - Publication of Honor Roll Balloon Sale - Talent Programs Fir T SK'rire'fe' Oiiicer- Dave Spefa . , Prezidenr Pm Fariner vice Pre'rideni Joan Rrroder . Secgreimy Kniiiirren Urirr . Tirn'uif r Mi Slfiffir . .. Ai1yi'rx Sfaorvn Serve:-ie' .... Pai Farmer ...... Bob Fax Grrorqira Waiier' Mnry Cor Mir Sir-He-i SPY SALESMEN Sold Spys, of course. S.C.A. Homecoming Election - Christ- mas and Easter Seals ' Funds for Basketball, Football, Ke- news, Class Play, Concerts, Assemblies. BRAINS AND WHAT A Row i: Lowers Vile ner, D :ne B 9 , J- 1, K: sr Azverrie Ve er, Joyce Pe raging, Levine Ko , Caffe Tawweq Gwen Cla'-, Ny' yn P. ger, Awe -2 Seeielcf, Lof: Man ,ci Ri'a Ka-f, Reber' Fay, Jews Wozi buy, Row 2: Marin Maftri, Berry Doerlcriaq Cefoi Ne., Karrileeri Uflek, Janet Paxecn, Jcanre Zoran, Joan Reader, Joe' Siazej S.e Wwffrrve, Ba':ara Erisfieicz, Barbra Zrcrrefrraw, Lci: Rabeaea-, Barbara Lccxas, Euqene La'fon, Row 3: Ray Kooi, Herb Oecr er, George Sieweris, Befty Raicrifnfke, Mary Scnecrref, Jean Poimmu, Mary Holi, Judy Bwcr, Mary Cox, Gcoroia W.17er', Sara Unwir, Pa? Kieiif, Mary Sriiblrfy, Carol Sgnngijrgi, Goodwin Jeri-c-ri Rovi 4' Roy Sacco, Poi Farrrer, Donovan Cuf'iv'ir1Q:, Jerry Rnebcn, Aiwin Wuaei, Jorn Hoferiiza, Dario Madriqrano, Daw Trreirieri, Rcri Rody, Frank Caira, Donn: Veiexe, Luci, e Mink, Marion Newiran, Mar ic'ie Newwan, Barbara Durrke, Howe, Ra sd Row I: Dorothy La'sen, Tom Haririeii, Rid' are Carey, Joanne Zaiad, Barbara Cafey, Cro Gorier, Dororny Pairner, Karen Mon son, Priscilla Vfendf, Beiiy Myers, Amie nerve Poaeika, Margaret Banoyez. Row 2: Mary Eiien Kernen, Riva Boyle, Mary Loo DeAnqe'is, Barbara Zieserner, Juiio Harbert, Barbara Burrneieier, Bonnie Grate' house, Marie Enqei, Mary Dorsey, Nancy Wenrrian, Cnarieen Bredek, Barbara Jean Liickae. Row 3: Be'nice Leiving, Kairv Jarifzen, Cie' ence Dabbi, Nancy Main, Jo Anne Frank, Bern Kim, Fiorere MCCM-oy, Adrienne Vcirier, Caroi Arn Bioxdori, Janer Veconf Nefale Areni, Deicfes Graziano. Row 4: Carol Scmldr, Eoria Croff, Barbara Ga- o, Kam een Snarinon, Kay Warner, Srir ey Trrorzaz, Sa'iy Oion, Ron Hazen, Dir, Ric Dario Maoriorano, Date Trra-'wr--, Crare' Lcnbarjf Row i: Mefierie Heaver, Rm' Tr-orwa, Nadefne Defknoerie, Jane? B'oc', Pnyii' Mare-4, Ma or'e Lynn, Made'ne Cwayorra, Mara McCa'Ty, Sariora Wesreen, Dorn Doro-Ter, Karen Gu crariosen, Elaine Sono Ie', Beyevy Easvcri Row 2: Gai Maoiion, Mariyn Peieuon, Pa! B o, ia Jear Kraor, Ruir Marfneon, ,Bar cara Siarer, Anorey Amer., Aifce Freivao, N-aricy Mao ecayo, Parrrc a W 11 e, Maw Bianca., Jogere Laron, Karr3een Ptacer, Peggy Neyefr. Row 3: J.oy Keirer, S,e Svaoe r, Sairy Owe , Eeario' Lei, Lorrane Wernber, AHC'- Rffa c, Tea FV'-ani, JA, Br..c', Maw An' G-e'Y'-er, Arn Cro' Kiewicifey, Nana. Za.'c', J-ea' Ban, Nancy Jacobi. Rom 4: He en Are'gc'r, Kai-rm Hammers., He e'i Mlrzreii, Nor'-ra Poo e, Don KVSC' neo , B' Vac Ka 'reri, E:1wa': Lear, 'v 'gA Har, V ice'f Nc-av, Jon' Scrricy George S'e.en', Jsfn Va are, Dir R'ce, D:-e Snera SALESMANSHIP! COMBINATION TO TAKE THE YEAR! KEY TO THE MISSING YEAR' THE KENEWS Furs? Semesfer EDITORIAL STAFF EDITOR Luanne Kubec SPORTS EDITOR George MofeIey SOCIETY EDITOR Low Mansor FEATURE EDITOR HeIen AIIerqoII EXCHANGE EDITOR IvIar1Iyn SIeffen en REPORTERS Georcna WaIIer CaroI Anderien EIyIera Mancwm STAFF ARTIST Lo4s LovaIo ADVERTISING STAFF ADVERTISING MANAGER EIeano Cabaff CIRCULATION Bob MoczuIewsIr SALES Jane KnoedIer MarI1ea Kraene MECHANICAL STAFF Fo erren n L Adwsori urvce A Hannon I-I rvard C S Second Semesier EDITORIAL STAFF EDITOR L anne Ku ec SPORTS EDITOR G orqe Mo e ey SOCIETY EDITOR Loss Man on FEATURE EDITOR HeIen AIfe qoff EXCHANGE EDITOR Ma IIyn Sfeffen en REPORTERS Georqwa WaIIe Ca oI And rlon vera M ncwnw e abeI MarIIyn Yun Barba a BIaqoefI EI een HSVIGEVISITSV Nec PenneIeaIner TYPIST Mary CufIer PHOTOGRAPH R Bud Lepp ADVERTISING STAFF ADVERTISING MANAGER E eano CIabaIII CIRCULATION Bob MoczuIew ku SALES Nancy Ano Connie GaI o MarIene Ross: Arlene PIHQ Mwke SaIIIu o Joyce PauIonI MECHANICAL STAFF FOREMAN Ne ASSISTANTS Frank Pe one Eugene Benneff D Ck W IpHaI ADVISORS Maurnce A Hannon I-Ia yard C Srn:IIn NEVER UNDERESTIMATE THE POWER OF THE PRESS' KENEWS w I ar ene raerner ane noedIer ary e anqo se nary V new era Mar on ow 2 uIh arfnon ane elferrnq arIene affone Georqa WaIIer ow Lovald Marilyn Sfeffen en Helen AferqofI Row 3 George MeIaIo Bob Moc ulewsku George Mme ey EIea o CabaIII Luann Kubec Nancy Zay or CaroI Ande on Ts 5- 84 0 ' . , .. u b j 5, V I sa: a S. SI I, ' II r I BIII NeIso , BIII arfen ' . Ma ' . , a . rid' ., . ., . .BIII leon I Torn Young, DICIruLIoyo, M-Ike SaIIfuro: R0 : M I K , J K , M D R , RO r. IqI ', EWI Mandnl, Loff S R :R Mis,J D ,D R , I e,L'1 , ' 5, I . : 'I , 2 ', ' I , f I ', e I , . ' ' , 'S . 14 3 G7 I v- '-5 I C2 ' I 'Q 'I f 33 7 . I' Il., ty S , . q N THEY TALKED THE YEAR AWAY??? Row I: John Schmidt, Donovan Cummings, Robert Costen, Mr, Davies. Row 2: Marvin Martin, Clay Willmington, DEBATE Kenosha sent as representatives to the NFL Student Congress in Milwaukee, Donovan Cummings, Marvin Martin, James Dilley, Robert Costen, and Clay Willmington. Here the boys made a name for the school. Dono- van Cummings, besides being chosen Presi- dent of the Senate, was given the honor of presenting the State of the Union Address. Robert Costen was elected Speaker of the House of Representatives. Marvin Martin re- ceived an award as best speaker in the Senate, and Clay Willmington was chosen to represent the State of Wisconsin as a Rep- resentative to the National Student Con- gress, to be held in Boston this summer. The Kenosha debate team made the best show- ing this year that they have made for over four years. Under the direction of coach John Davies, the team brought to a climax a victorious season by winning the Wisconsin State NFL debate contest, and qualifying to represent the State of Wisconsin in Eos- ton this spring. The debaters, Donovan Cummings, Jolin Schmidt, Marvin Martin, Clay Willmington and Robert Costen, got off to a fine start. They came through every practice tourna- ment with either a first or second place. In the Wisconsin-Illinois tournament, at Notre Dame High School, Milwaukee, they won 6 debates, lost none, and carried home another large gold trophy to add to the schoo1's collection. Sickness struck the team before the first qualifying debate, however, and they were disqualified in the District contest. They came back stronger than ever, though, when the NFL tournament opened and defeated all contenders, winning eight debates and los- ing none. They defeated last year's cham- pion, Notre Dame High School, bringing the debate season to a close with the chance to attend the Boston tournament. Mr. Davies, Bob Tenuta, Bob Stapleton, Norm Nielsen, Joan Baker, Katheleen Grover, Audrey Akvick. FORENSICS The most successful forensic season for Kenosha High School in many years came to a close when the team won the State N.F.L. Sweepstakes Award and qualified four peo- ple to attend the National Tournament in Boston. The 1951-52 forensic team consisted of DonovanCummings,JohnSchmidt,BobCosten, Clay Willmington and Marvin Martin in debate: Joan Baker and Robert Tenuta in humorous declamationg Donovan Cummings, James Dilley, James Altman, Linda Foght and Joyce Pellegrino in extemporaneous speakingg Audrey Akvick and Donovan Cum- mings in dramatic declamationg Norm Niel- sen and Robert Stapleton in oratorical declamationg and Marvin Martin and Bob Costen in original oratory. From this group, in the State Tournament at Carroll College, Joan Baker won first place and Robert Tenuta won second place in humorous declamation. Donovan Cummings won first place in dramatic declamation, and Marvin Martin was first in oratory. 'DA BIG BOSS? 's i STRANGE NOISES CCMINC BAND BAND OSCE: tnofeoifn R-f:ei EASSOONS: Gecfqe K'3 'Qd'U, Don K.eny, Ker-'xef' Kaster. PLUTES: Connie Taoney Dofli Mama, Lcrnfno V3 o, Deb: BGVDQE. CLARNNETS: Wayne Konqa, Joe Greco, BJ KUH, Ffafcel KoNowsvc7 John Dorff, Tom Rosenqfcn, Ro of Schoenfekif, Coaffes Pfhq Q Kay Wafver,-She Movow, 'V18VQ6'?T Kafer, -Leonard .BNock, Jov F ?S-f w- 'H' OHYCW Scicwn 56 M-' Peaffon, Ledwe HackCe , Cam 65494 Ma-'w ww MJ'1 oo, W3 'D E'2JC-'V E11 2' P'-e '15 + EVZ3Ci E 'C' Ysfiorl-I v , H F Szyjn 5,,,',,, I xjic p,9A,L... 63,32 5.,i',, AJ, X,LARiNE: :.gf's ,Q fi -'5'ee :f Ln, B13 5, 5,,C,,,, - . LVM B 3 i BASS CLARINET: Pairs 1 Sfon-2. JM, Vw, in Gum, J, SOPRANO SAXOPHONE. A'noIL,x Eco V, g,,,,. ,I D-H: M, ALTO SAXOPHONE- J' Mum, ogwf. PM-V-f, xy. MCM Aw' Rose, Joao Bock, TENOR SAXOPHONE: Mlmf-J BQ , JCM Cfwo, La . Low? BARITONE SAXOPHCNE: Mnfvln Mfr' CORONETS AND TRUMPETS: Jin' P-45'YQ2Hfrf', Buff' T'o 'o-O Cond: W-Hcomb, Eu Evil-wge ef, Rioo Phi., Comb Bde Kwo Pa'f,, Ka, Bo,'e Q', Joan Ref, Jc-rw BVU, W' :J Coax O 'e Kavoae Loiv Ham cw Dafg FJ'-1 Hvcw' Jofcxewef B' :oe Ja .:f Lmmfz:-4 I I V - BARNTCJNIEZ Ronec '5'3:- luv, Kane FV-, Dyemi Ne' . Chrlstmas Concert ' Football HORN? EWXTQ Jw: Jw Mm., D: . K, r-faves: eve. Games ' Pep M6G'l',1IlgS ' Janesvllle wowowssi Jw, DA. Cn, Mm, DM WMM, pa. B.. . - mll, T53 W vile., D: Kas , R 13 i Be, S1'9. B3-ef, ND' Trlp ' Pg TQAQ lugs . :haf Book, Jigs: Hcrnoj, S1ev2KGu?ad 1 Collcert BASSES: Ha'o.j Ba'J'ka', Jon WJ. 316, Jie Roonw, B' Amxcfz PERCUSSION: F-Efz AE C, Sf'-E. T': 3', D3 'i'3 31, Ki Hag e, Sew CEU, J:'1 KerWLj:':, Da . Szi. 3 JC' N- 5., J: w P5': Zvi-' P55 MAJORETTES: Pvc' Se f3', Bo , Wapfcf, Jr' C - VE Do-wa Hn,r: c', ME' r Fgw, Jace S'Q', S' 'M 5 f', Pi' Mafr. FROM LOWER QUARTERS ORCHESTRA IST VIOLIN: Lynn BIaucn IConcer? Masferj, Guorun Jensen, Bob Cosfen, Bob Krause, Jo Ann Cnr-Isvensen, Cneder Kirk, Louise Horn, Barbara Weqnef, Edwin Goss, Joe Mockuz. 2nd VIOLIN: Merhyn Pefefson, Lois I-Iueffen, Conn?e Pefewon, Joan ORCHESTRA Monficeli, GaIe Madlson, Mariwn Zarneke, Jeanne Hanren, Ruin Hook. Hr Y Senvefe' Officers Sccom S--'a-2 fl' vsSx.L35ZLfSgE wenfbfy, Kama-an Rama, Dafleen W-2151, La, azjfzimsggnffm Lynn BIa1cn .. .. Secfefary .. ..... Lnn BIa Q' CELLO: Jean Bwascn, Joyce LII, Jean S:Iaf'a, Cafo Eilion Gudnm JCWQH H Tfealufef I H Gnd., Je, Q- BASS: EI?zabe1n EIWOH, Ffancei Vena, Joan Bode, MV' Dunham ' 'A DIHEUC' M' DIVE PIANO: Bvoau Ha en, Cawefne M' eq Ba':a'a Dxffe, Pee' McAIeer FLUTES: Dow Mauve , Lovins Vac OBOE: Mwefivn Ry e,. CLARINET: Wayne Koncza, Fwwg- K3 ov-'f', Syl Uwfw BASSOONI Christmas Concert ' Commencement TRggjEjS5J.Blf I :HI I ' May Concert ' Class Play TROMBONE: MV- O - 1 ,J1 ' P3-'Q HORN: Gini'-me S -. en, D Swfw -, 1 Se-f PERCUSSION' P-'1 AF -, K-, rf x-Y, D '- R '-A Q . O C C Q 87 ff. SYMPHONIC CHOIR Row W: Heed Dfeqef, Maw Ale cf, Bn':a'5 Sz: H, Mn'-ew Hcycvd, E3':a'a Schooner, Lemme G'ecor'.', Mgfqafef Kaufrvan, Rowan Sv' Ze' Aw Macarfa, Series Har'3'om, Jes' Ha -ef, Mafm Sof-va, Renee Renffef, Cfcciia Focfef, Kdvfffw Mo , Marv Mayer, Roi- M1 Bdgqg Rooefti Pt,1e'a, Mafe Bc-fm, Je3'e e C 'f?f-an Kahne Fa' A Pow' 2: Sree Uday, Ifmde Foqhf, Jos' T':'3', Bacon Bafcf-' Maia Aw Cfeao' Joann- Murawsb, Joe' Eg , Do'o'tv C'ViCfGV7'5'l, JN P Cs'o3 Rae Ava-s'1o', Rm' Vera, D:'cf', Ke , Nyc, Hsqffzow, Da' H c,, Maflowe Kmaco, Pm 1 Hr-mufekoc, Aioe A Bo' J: A MscP'e o', Do'oT', Lafen, D: 3 Senef, Be .' MM , Sswys He Mafisr Doini-f, Jcfeb 'e T:':a':. Row 3: Jszme 'e Roper , Ama K' sy, F?::e Ho, 'oc Jo Ke 'ga's 33 -, JI Tofre'c', Lewcte Roe:-sq Den Tsfxeff, Ge: J::- :', Sew fvwecm, Wsfe' DQQ, P3. Le': e', Jo w Cups, J' -A f T Y Yesrg, Ezge' Rag' '31, Vary.: Be o'g'3, Jo-, 2331 D':r Keweig, Gefyge Ebneq J:'f' fE::i e', Banya Safey A ze L H3'V4E'Y Scoff. Row 3: Bc: P-'sf'e', Rose Ko ey 55: 5'3: ew, Robef' Pe'e :', Jezf OHM Hewzfz, Eeer: C'Jn:'r', B' Kc f, Jams Deane, D K fC'ca, , Dcv Benning, Geac DeYo.'g, Ter Ccfwa., DQ- Lew, Joe VVd s-' Hczmef, R,Le Msxwe , Gan Mad, Dafa Ng' R'c'a'c Jen ea, Beware Sm?afm'r1, P', 1 Ma'e-f, Jee' S'a 1 Man La - C W, Eine Scnciief, Meg E Q' Kun See'e'1 3' :sw--Dofovh' Ja k:'e'r, Nl' SYMPHONIC CHOIR FMS Aivv .Hr omwe 9fwss:+ A.CAPPELLA.CHOIR 3-H AW' . Pfam .. 31 A -2 - 'i - - D:' B- ' Vie Pfe' 1 Di' Ben' 1 p,, ,UNI Div, 'H '-,-V PV, 'isp' JCM E f-.1 C was Se-c'e'e', . E-sr: C ess Q, Y,.,,,,q S975 3, Jsy A2331 CCN? by , .f, -5 DV' -4 Ak 7 S C' -- J PW' '1',,M3V. Hi' 'uf C 1. WI '- offs, Aj t :1f DQ- Ln. Tfca we' , .. D i- Lu u , DUOM' J,,,,,,,,V LL1, ,N DL, 5.,w, V, 5, l Jzf' R- em .... A' ' Vee. , 1' Rf 2:-' f55,,,! BJ ,ri N-x,,J,,,r B, PL! A ,EM C ,, i. , J Ew ' B.1r-e' Ni' . .... .J Ewa' Pix? B pi' Cu mf, Y, J Q, L, V JOHN W3,,1' Mlm ,AV- BQI Pm' . Ll:f.3'.1' . .. . Bit Pau-' GU,,,,4.,V, C ff A, ,T M. , Bmw' K,-5. p ,, MM, Maw' Lim' .H N:-'. Map' ,. , ' , ,X V I f-fvsii-,fy . ........ ,..A'.1o4w,.'. C 'ADM Sm' Sf-, ': Sw ..... ...,J Pu' P A ., J.f'Qf11f-' 9'-1 ' 1 A' . 'V Tf' 1 L,. 1, . VIN-: gk , j, A v M' p.. ,3,-,Am M, T ' '4 :, Christmas Carols in the An- nex'SingingatJuniorHighs COMBIQQQ CHOIRS Christmas Concert ' Living Christmas Tree ' Recording Machine' Records , 1 , . I-.. Dye' ': KEN' - '-1': s Ki :V- 5. C :,, Cf Vi, Vi., U C. - 4 aw cr 7- Q-. F. Y., -M X-eff .4 ..,.. J . , C- .C J, A CAPPELLA CHOIR gp, , Q, M- A-g V-g:,,A,,.,. Christmas Party' Christmas Assembly 'Singingz Shubert Club, Kiwanis, Rotary, Hos- pitals, Library, Orthope- dic School, Woman's Club ' Spring Picnic ' The Mikado ' Graduation Kr- in me 1. w, 1 ,,: 4,-r , Ui-, H ,-H, r A i. , w , .Ar wr. .,,, 3. . cr, f V ,pun P P F2 N N ie' New ':', .ey AV in I-' Km' C Av- Fine De ,A ,, K , ,, .,. ,rr , ., . .. H , VL-, C , . I U. H C ., ,Agni A 7 ,J J V F J KB' JN in 'Z 12, Z., EZ H -,4,.,., 3 AN' ,A Q ,. New ins. Lani Sees 32 V 1'-eg Be If., A 5 r ?l9x,. I , X A ' 2 Q LIVING CHRISTMAS TREE!! I I, I L ywwr ? 5 V!1WWW1'lMQ'1V'W1 y Il feigned and bp: by Harvard Smlth. Flnanced x the Kenosha Kiwar Club. Collars w Mrs, Bert Threre and Comumtte Smging dlrected C 3 t h 9 r 1 rt e H3 grave. S! ,A5- xi Tnfce LMQ Ma di Ffcr Scroo. Aff- We, B'a': 're Raven Ha , A New H. M 1 S,pMJ!,Y,,S W' M tc R'-qwv, Ao'-e ar: Ycv A ,UA a fappdla, gfwa Presents 'hr illiikalhnn Thursday E Friday, April 17 k 18, 1952 CAST OF CHARACTERS THE MIKADO OF JAPAN.... ..... . ...... ...James Altman NANKI-P00 ........... ..Clifford Adelsen K0-KO ...... .... John Schmidt POOH-BAH... ...Ronald Falak FISH-TUSH... ...... David Spera YUM-YUM ...... ....... Connie Tanner PITTI-SING... .. Adrienne Vollmer PEEP-BO .... ...Patricia Baubonis KATISHA .... ....... Janet Bruch NEB-BAN .... .......... ... ..... George Ebner Jean Agazzi Ruth Borg Kathleen Eoyd Sally Garris Virginia Gums Mary Ann Guenther Mary Holt CHORUS Ronald Benedict Ronald Bloxdorf Robert Bradshaw Richard Bundies Mike Campagna Robert Costen Keith Crawford CHORUS OF SCHOOL GIRLS Joan Jonson Florence McGurdy Sylvia Ritacca Sylvia Schoettler Annette Seefeldt Patti-Jo Smiles Marian Supita Sara Unwin Joan Wade Sue Wade Nancy Walden Kay Warner Sue Whitmore Marie Zales OF NOBLES, GUARDS AND COOLIES Robert Fay Robert Hansen Robert Jensen John McDonough David Nohling Herbert Oechler Richard Pofahl Robert Petersen Harvey Raiman David Smith David Spera Robert Tenuta David Threinen Clay Wilmington SPY STAFF WORKS TO SOLVE MYSTERY OF DISAPPEARING YEAR Well here I am agaln thls tlme to lntroduce the staff Now let me see Dave Threlnen was 1D charge of my expense account fOfflCl8l tltle DUQIUGSS managerj and then there was ubscrlptlon manager, 'oyce Pellegrlno w1th her assl tants Sally Olson, Betty Myers and Karen Tlmm who saw that th1s llttle report got to you Karen Gulbrandsen managed the advertlslng and had some of the up and at em est ad getters I've ever seen malnly Carol Newberry Dom Tlraba S1 and Doug Vlte Wh1le I'm on the subject of Carol Newberry later 1D the year she took over the Job of copy edltor, ably asslsted I mlght say by Dave Spera and Sue Ellen Thomas Helen Vltchell and Carol Bloxdorf worked on plctures Clarence Blanchard rlglnator of 'Snoopy the Blood Houndu who appears throughout the book 1D varlous po es acted as head of the art staff Other art staffers were Lynn Pllger who made posters and Shlrley Sanderson Rlta Kast and whlle Eob Glrman and Fred Batassa handled athletlcs wlth Dot Jaskwhlch and Mary Ellen Kemen Oh yes the Job of gettlng the club reports together fell to hate Shannon and Rosemary V1gn1er1 The home room contlngent was made up of Connle klrcher Nancy Mlddlecamp Barbara Slater, and Dorls Durocher There was a whole slew of HQGCF9tBFl6S who typed up the reports Vlolet Kunca Joan Slazes Tllda F1rman1 and Jane Delterlng Added to all th1s are a couple of gals who worked hard at everythlng Janyce Lewerenz and Barb Slater Can' forget our art advlsor Mr Brown nor our 3dVlQOT 1D general, Mlss Slater Well, I guess that s Just about lt' MEET THE STAFF' I I oun .514 ew alfa: P S Harvard Smlth lrvlng Kohlmeler Marsh Slmonson and student photographers Bud Lepp and Paul Schutt contrlbuted all the plctures except clubs home rooms and CGHIOFS 92 . Y . - , . . U l O . . , - Jean Zicarelli took care of investigating the Seniors, . ,, - . ' - . I t , , . 4 J J 1 1 . fv- 1,45 Lg. 51 ' ' A BCHC' - CwJ'13wL-:B..1ny: 1 QD' ann -2' ' R,oH?:Gom:1 Dmvv Clarence B mx:-4 1 Dgve Thmb 1-rw Jzwce Pe vii' F1 CVC' Newry--'f. Krew S. :'1 Jw' Zia' 1 iff JU Sw' .Vw w X J! Nf-wr IBC C 'P 'Nf' SPY OZ0 O O ..O,.l I in rv -. .fr Then came the greatest mystery in the plot . . Who was she? ..... Who was the mysterious lady whose identity was hidden so carefully through the long week of searching? Who were her accomplices? .A . . Who?.. .Who?.. .Who? , t WNW if od QCQL .RREN he JW, ,qi -1 Somewhere. .. Somehow She must be found . . . Hand bills went up everywhere. 'Wanted . . . . . . a Queenl' Yelling. .. Cheering! This is the One! That is the One! We want ggg . . . . Who?.. .Who?.. .Who? if 'w - p 'Q 'fam , lic if .4 THE QEEN Marion Ogilvie X57 1747 .L ffl, Q. A J -ze t BQXQLIX Eleanor Thomas, lst Attendant The Queen .oan Murray, 2nd Attendant DID SHE TAKE IT? Then, on Friday, Sep- tember 28.. .At 11:00 came the answer... After a long week of campaigning, the mys- tery lady and her two aceomplices hae been found! UNVEILED .. .AFTER WEEKS CF SECRECY!! YES THIS WAS HCME iyyi . , - s-.XF . r-4 ' ,- 'Y ' g ' ,H A ' ' 'in 4 S I ' QE fn f '19, fp, 1 k 1.9 ,xg lx' . ',9 Q .f ,.t V, I. Mi' , 'E am 'wx 'S ' +QA-afffl ld ',f. RQ 3 4 W' , ,. .Q-.-1 mi.. y . H If 3 - L as A if 5 X 5 K I ' s - ' 7 ::r JQLP' 3 4f,.,l ., -es,-.r,.:.-P ,Liz Q, 1.-g 1 3 ' 1 Xi Umkjlxfz k 1 i Q A F YR fgg m e ff ... , 1 5 1 ..- R D K E ' A M x'q'1'T:141 A 1 1 mx, ffiqiqffqx 4'X C If . 3 pk F x fxwunq, ig! .Lyn N 2 Nl -X in, X ai hw Palua, May 2, 1952 Y 0 ' A Tlafll if 1 .1 'vw LV - Rf J .- iw V 1,4 mg mm, M' - 5, f -- 4 'i v 1- ' l lf' V . K , A I ' . is . ' F ii r A Q - i .53 4264 M1 W,,,,, . 47,93-.:..rJV: L nf, 1 r 9 uae' INV 2 W f X 'v fxxxx um L I - ff ,xv ' if R. ny 1 fx 0' 0 Nb I 1 XXX . V ,J X., V34 M xxx f 7 7 I - I x ep ww H1 f N ix- N ,six K J f 'I iii! X A .. 1 1 I Mix, . ,' cot I'00'l'B LI. 'Ihe capture of the second consecutive Big Eight Champion- ship by the Kenosha Red Devils will never be iorgotten. The loss of the first game to Fond du Lac was a real setback for everyone except the team and the coach- ing staff. Working far into the night under the stadium lights, they began to set up invincible precision in every play. Each member heeded the golden words of the coaches. The big ma- chine began to shape up, and the schoo1's dream became a re- ality. Kenosha had Won another Big 8 Championship!! if I X ff , ,lf Cf YIPPEE! XE A.. H' Qi 31 fu j I If 1 .J 18 KENOSHA FOND DU LAC 27 In the openlng battle of the 1951 gr1d 1ron Season the Red Devlls' 12 game vlctory strlng was snapped by a splrlted Fond du Lac team Kenosha outgalned the vlctors but fumbled away several SCOF1Hg opportunl tles Ron Rudy w1th two T Ds was the sparkplug of the K H S backfleld Wally Knutson scored the other Kenosha T D F1FSf downs Net yards rushlng 279 26 Net yards passlng Total 5 272 Fumbles lndlvldual yardage Trles Yards Rudy 18 Shsalko Glrman Cundarl Mlgllano BlStFlCk KENOSHA MADISON CENTRAL O Kenosha played Madlson Central at Madlson for the1r f1rst Blg Elght game of the sea son The only scorlng was 1n the flrst half Kenosha made one touchdown ln the flrst quarter and two 1U the second e tlng up the Red Devlls' wln was thelr rug ged llne play Flrst downs Net yards ru hlng 298 Indlvldual yardage Trles Yards Rudy Blstrlck Glrman Qhaalko 106 KENOSHA BELOIT O A tlghtly knlt defense, a hard charglng performances by halfback Paul ShWalkO and end Wally Knutson patterned Kenosha's well de erved 20 to 0 vlctory The Homecomlnv vlctory over h1ghly rated Eelolt was trlumph for the Jaskvhlch men F1FSt downs Net yards rushlng 224 148 Net yards passlng Total 233 2 Indlvldual yardage Trles Yards Shwalko 105 Rudy Glrman Klopsteln n1StY1Ck Knutson made 2 T Ds whlle Glrman made 1 Shvalko made 2 PATs 15 KENOSHA MADISON EAST 13 A hard flghtlng Kenosha team paced by Cap taln Bob Glrman battered lts way back 1D the closlng 4 mlnutes to defeat Nadlson East Although Glrman falled to score h set up all the T Ds The Kenosha llne played another outstand1ng vame hold1ng East's powe ful backs to only 2 T Ds F1 st downs Net yards ru hlng 133 Net yards passlng otal 232 Indlvldual yardage Trles Yards Rudy ulrman Shwalko Blstrlck Bundles 1 CCF' WHOOPS' MAYB E U . ' . . ' 0 , . . I . . K F ' ...,........... 5 ll ' ........ 0 c ' ........ 26 12 --- o o o o ................ 30 ' V ................... 4 2 7 7 . ,..........,.,,,... 10 1 V ' ................ 7 31 ' ..............,... 7 27 ' ................ 2 5 I ' ............... 1 4 ' ' ............... 5 4 19 - 1 , . I . ' 2 S t' ' K c ' ' ............... ll 3 ' s A ........ 43 H...,.,H......M,. 13 78 '- ' ............... 5 15 ' ......,........... 4 60 c U ' ................. 9 Q ----.. ---- Red Devil line and brilliant indlvidual ' K B ' ..1 ............ ll ll A ffllffi Z1 82 33 ' ' ................ 8 ' ...,...M.......H.. ll 68 ' ....,..,.......... 7 49 ' ............,. l 9 -' ' .............., 2 7 . . . I ' v A A R E 'r ' ..,..,....,.,.. 10 10 s ' ..,..... 173 H - ' ...,.... 8 97 ,raa,.a.,r,4arar, ia , ' w ............,,...... 14 60 1 7' .............,.,.. 12 90 ' ..............,.. 9 44 'c ' ....,........., 4 -12 ' ................ -9 gg KENOSQA HORQICK Q Kenosha's outstanding line play, both of- fensive and defensive, proved to be the de- ciding factor in the Red Devils' 20-8 vic- tory over Racine Horlick. Jim Yorton turned in a brilliant defensive performance with the aid of Fred Batassa, Pete Murphy Jerry Dann, Wally Knutson, Russ Jensen, and Bob Lees. K H First downs ....... 13 8 Net yards rushing ... .. 199 99 Net yards passing 76 19 Total ........ ... .. 275 118 Individual yardage Tries Yards Girman .,.. ..... ... 17 79 Rudy .... .. 13 63 Shwaiko ... .. 13 47 Rizzo ........... 1 16 Bistrick ................ 3 7 Shwaiko made 2 PATS. gg KENOSQ5 BACINE PARK 6 The Red Devils of K.H.S. took to the air lanes for their fifth Big 8 victory. Fred Bistrick let loose with a storm of passes, and stunned the Panther defense. The line was outstanding in blocking and rushing K F pletely satisfactory season. Individual yardage First downs ............... 9 2 Net yards rushing ,. ... 112 21 Net yards passing .. ... 172 33 Total ................ 284 54 Individaul yardage Tries Yards Rudy .. .... 9 49 Girman ... .. 5 39 Shwaiko . 5 16 Migliano .. . 1 4 Beard .... . 1 4 Ruffalo .... l 3 Iovine ....... ..... 1 0 gg KENQQQA JANESVILLE 7 The Big 8 Championship was clinched for Kenosha by the rout of West by Beloit and our victory over Janesville. For the second consecutive time K.H.S. captured the title, but we still had West to beat for a com- Tries Yards Girman . ... 1O 116 Rudy ... 9 60 Shwaiko 7 55 Beard .. 4 23 Migliano 1 14 Rizzo .. 3 10 Bistrick ...... 3 -14 gg KQNOSHA MADISON WEST 14 In the final game of the season - the Reds overpowered the West Side Regents 27-14. Scoring for the Reds were Knutson, Rudy, Girman, and Shwaiko. Yorton was again the defensive bulwark along with Karacki, Zura, and Last. Hinrichs, Knutson, Murphy, Jen- sen, Batassa, and Ogle all were offensive line standouts. K W First downs . ,....... ... 12 6 Net yards rushing .. .. 169 184 Net yards passing .. .. 79 53 Total ....,............ 248 237 Individual yardage Tries Yards Rudy .... .... 13 49 Girman ., .. 15 92 ' Shwaiko . .. 12 43 Bistrick . 2 -20 ' Rizzo ... . 1 2 Beard ... l 3 Hard Practice, Monday, Boys-- .Q ' 1. 'N r' 1 U T 2 as ,ff SOPHOMORE FOOTBALL The Kenosha Pink Devils had a successful season with a record of 5 wins against 5 losses. The Sophs under the direction of Coach Highland played a steady type of ball, at times showing plenty of class. Don Klopstein, fullback, was promoted to the Varsity squad at the beginning of the season and left a big gap to be filled. Don Klopstein, Jim Steele, Fred Vite, Chuck Lipman, Bill Van Kammen, Fred Allemand, Jerry Euting, Herman Cicchini, Ginger An- dreoli, Dick Larson will be the glittering stars of our future Varsity squad. Kenosha 19 Racine Park O Kenosha 13 Racine Horlick 27 Kenosha 12 South Milwaukee 13 Kenosha 13 Racine Park 6 Kenosha 13 Racine Horlick 19 Kenosha 21 South Milwaukee 7 Handball ? ? 7 Wh11e the wheel lS sp1nn1ng AH HA' PERHAPS Up, Up, and Away' ' BASKETBALL 'VF' KENGSHA 59 BAY VIEW 51 In our flfet non conference t11t Wlth Bay V1ew Keno ha came out on top wlth a 59 5 score Bay V1ew put on a strong rally 1n the f1nal stanza but fell short of the neces sary score The blg men for the Red Dev11 qu1ntet were Ron SIKOFH and Len Rlzzo Wlth 19 and 14 polnts respect1ve1y BlStFlCk RIZZO HlHFlChS S1kora Udstuen Shwa1ko G1rman VlCtOYlO Poltrock Total Kenosha Ba Vlew KENGSHA 57 WEST ALLIS CFNTRAL 48 The R d D9V1lS vere defeated by West A111s fentral The h1gh man for Kenosha was b1g Ron S1kora w1th 16 marke s I' RlZZO B1st 1Ck H1n lChS Ldstuen SlkO a Shwa1Ao Bute a G1F1BH Total Q Kenosha West A1115 Cent al E luv' T1 1 0 . ' . ,0 21, Wm ' my kk ll ' ' -s ' ' ll - A ' ' - O 1 ' . . . F.G. F.T. P.F. ' A F ,.,....,., 4 2 5 ' F .......... 7 0 5 ' ' ' ' ' ' F .,........ 1 0 2 ' C .......,.. 9 1 5 C .......... O 0 1 ' G ...1...,.. 1 1 o ' G 1,........ 1 0 O ' 1 G ..,....... 0 0 1 , , G 1......... 0 0 1 Butera G ....1...,, 5 5 1 1 5 ......,...... 26 7 15 12 - 15 - 17 - 15 - 59 y 17 - 5 - S - 21 - 51 FFG. F,T. P.7, ' F .,........ 0 4 4 as r' F .44.,..,., G 2 4 ' F' F ..,......, C O 1 ' - F ........., 1 0 G A r G .4..,..,.. 4 5 5 1 G .,........ o 2 0 r G ......,... 5 4 5 ' . G .......... o 1 o s .,. ........, --E Z1 15 ' 5 - 11 - 11 - 9 -- 37 r 19 - 7 - 9 - 13 -- 48 KENOSHA Q1 MADISON WEST gg Unimpressed by the Regents as the pre-sea- son favorites, the Red Devils trounced the Madison Westside ball club. A Uhotu night from the court made the Kenoshans superior in every department. The big guns for K.H.S. were Ron Sikora and Paul Shwaiko with 16 and ll points respectively. F.G, F.T. P.F. Bistrick F .... . 2 2 1 Rizzo F .... . 3 2 4 Larsen F ..... . O O O Hinrichs F .... . O O O Sikora C .... . 7 2 3 Udstuen C .... . O O O Butera G ..... . 4 3 1 Girman G ..... . O O O Shwaiko G .... . 4 2 2 Poltrock G .... . O O O Totals .... ,....., 20 ll ll Kenosha 6 - 13 - 16 - 15 -- 51 Madison West ll - 11 - 4 - 13 -- 39 KENOSHA g WEST A131115 NATHAN gAL13 515- A timely basket by Paul Shwaiko in the sec- ond overtime provided K.H.S. with a narrow victory over a stubborn West Allis Hale ball club. The big men for Kenosha were Ron Sikora and Fred Bistrick with 13 and 12 points F.G. F.T. P.F. There comes a time... KENOSHA QQ BELOIT Q2 Smooth ball-handling and sharp shooting aided the Kenosha quintet to down the Ee- loit ball club 56-37. High point man for Kenosha was junior forward Len Rizzo, with 15 points followed by Bistrick and Don Pol- trock with ll and 10 points apiece. gistrick E.-. - 3 4 3 r.c. F.T. P.F. 1220 ..... . ' - Him-ions F ..... . o 0 0 2 4 ' 75 55 2 Sikora c. .. . 5 3 2 Rizzo F- - H 5 5 5 Shwaiko G ..... . 1 2 2 Sikora C 2 4 5 2 ' A 3 3 3 Shwaiko G .... :5 1 S Poltrock G ' ' 1 1 O Victorio G .... O l O ' --3 n- Poitrock GH.. ,. 5 0 1 Totals ............. 16 15 13 - - -- Kenosha 13 - 14 - 5 - lO - 3 - 2--47 lotali -----4 ii -'-' il 2012 121 126 west Allis GHOS 21 ---- - Nathan Hale 8 - 9 - 15 - io - 5 - 0--45 aeioit 7 - 15 - 7 - 8 -- 57 BASKET BALL TEAM 5? A : C if J: -A' ', 9, P S ,-.1 - , Lf-1 3 -V Dr' HT' ', JW' P51 RW 2, Rf- S-fef1,0,.-V uwfel D-A Po D 5- oy., 1- W Ret 3, T f- U1 'fm LM R255 Af' Lv Bm G 1- if 'Ta Capt. Shwaiko Fred Bistrick KENGSHA gi QANESVILLE gg The Janesville Bluebirds playing a tight zone defense baffled the Kenosha offense and managed to gain a four point edge at the final horn. The spark plug of Kenosha's attack was Paul Shwaiko with 18 points. F.G. F.T. P.F. 3 O 3 Bistrick F .......... Rizzo F .... . 2 O 3 Udstuen F .... . 3 0 O Sikora C ..., . 1 O 4 Shwaiko G .... . 9 0 2 Girman G ,..... ... 2 1 4 Totals ............. -EE - T 16 Kenosha 11 - 12 - 12 - 6 -- 41 Janesville 8 - 18 - 10 - 9 -- 45 KENOSHA gi RACINE PARK gg A very 'cold' night on the Racine Park floor lost the Red Devils the encounter that droppedthemfromtheBigEightlead. Keno- sha hit a measely 200Og of their shots. Ke- nosha's high point men were Ron Sikora with 12 and Fred Bistrick with 7. F.G. F.T. P.F. 2 3 3 Bistrick F ....,...., Rizzo F ,... . 1 1 2 Udstuen F .... . 1 1 1 Hinrichs F .... . 0 0 0 Sikora C .... . 5 2 4 Shwaiko G .... , 2 0 1 Girman G ,... . 1 0 0 Totals ... .,..... 12 7 11 Kenosha 4 - 12 - 4 - 9 -- 31 Racine Park 10 - 13 - 10 - 9 -- 42 KENOSHA.53 SOUTH MILWAUKEE 68 After playing on even terms in the first half the Red Devils ran into a bad third quarter and were defeated by the South Mil- waukee NRockets.u Kenosha played impres- sive ball but was outclassed by the ball club rated first in the State. Captain Paul Shwaiko and Ron Sikora led the Ke- nosha attack with 13 points apiece. F.G. F.T. F.F. O 2 5 Udstuen F .......... Last F .... . O O 1 Rizzo F .... . 3 2 3 Hinrichs F .... . 1 2 1 Sikora C .......... 5 3 4 Capt. Rizzo Shwaiko G .......,.. 6 1 4 Victorio G .... 0 1 2 Bistrick G .... . 2 l 5 Girman G .... . 2 1 O Doty G .... . 1 0 0 Totals ............. 20 13 25 Kenosha 15 - 14 - 9 - 15 - 53 South Milwaukee 15 - 18 - 17 - 18 - 68 KENOSHA 47 MADISON EAST 45 Far behind after the first three quarters Kenosha had to rally in the last stanza to gain the final decision. Kenosha was led by Fred Bistrick with 13 points, followed by Paul Shwaiko with 10. F.G. F T. P.F. Rizzo F .......... 4 O 1 Udstuen F .... . 1 0 0 Sikora C .... . 4 O 2 Shwaiko G .... . 4 2 3 Girman G ..., . 3 0 3 Bistrick G .... , 6 1 2 Totals , ............ 22 3 11 Kenosha 11 - 8 - 10 - 18 -- 47 Madison East 16 - 9 - 10 - 10 -- 45 KENOSBA 37-MADISON CENTRAL 55 After leading in the first quarter Kenosha was forced to bow to the Eagles throughout the rest of the game. Tom Udstuen was top scorer with 11 points. Central again put itself into the top race by defeating Keno- sha 55-37. F G. F T. P F. Bistrick F ..., . 4 1 3 Rizzo F .... . 1 2 3 Udstuen F .... . 1 9 5 Hinrichs F .,.. , 0 0 1 Desmond F .... . 0 0 1 Sikora C .... . 2 3 3 Shwaiko G .... . 2 1 4 Girman G .... . 0 0 3 Poltrock G .... . 0 O O Victorio G .... . 0 0 0 Totals ............. 10 17 23 Kenosha 11 - 5 - 13 - 8 - 37 Madison Central 9 - 10 - 18 - 18 - 55 KENOSHA ee glxcmg HORLICK eo Kenosha and Horlick played a nip and tuck ball game with both teams showing class. The Rebels staged a last quarter rally, but it fell short with Kenosha gaining the final decision. Top man for K.H.S. was Fred Eistrick with 21 points. F.G. F.T. P.F. 1 3 Rizzo F .,..,,.,.. 4 Udstuen F ..., . 1 0 1 Sikora C .,.. . 3 4 4 Eistrick G ...4 . 10 1 3 Girman G .... . 1 0 1 Shwaiko G .... . 4 4 O Totals .....,.... -EE -E0 12 Kenosha 18 - 18 - 17 - 13 - 66 Racine Horlick 16 - 19 - 6 - 19 - 60 KENQEEIA QQ MADISQN. WEEE Q Playing their first game without the mid- term graduates K.H.S. lost a close battle with West. Kenosha played impressive ball, but West's steady ball handling in the final minutes gave them the necessary mar- gin of victory. Ron Sikora and Tom Udstuen led the Kenosha quintet with 21 and 14 points. F.G. F.T. P.F. Edstuen F .... . 6 2 1 Rizzo F ..... . 1 2 5 Hinrichs F.... . 2 O 3 Sikora C... . 8 5 4 Eutera G... . 2 4 4 Girman G... . O 3 3 Totals ,............ 19 16 20 Kenosha 11 - 13 - 15 - 15 -- 54 Madison West 11 - 20 - 11 - 17 -- 59 Free throws missed - 8 1Sikora 2, Eutera 3, Rizzo 2, Girman ly KEHEHA QQ .EELOIT Q In the first quarter of the Eeloit game the Red Devils got off to a slow start, but after the last basket was made, Kenosha had done it again with a 60-45 victory. Ron Sikora, Tom Udstuen, and Bob Eutera led with 16, 15, 14 points respectively. F.G. F.T. P.F. 3 fu Rizzo F. ......... 4 2 Desmond F... . 0 0 1 Udstuen F... . 7 1 0 Hinrichs F... . 0 0 0 Sikora C... . 7 2 4 Eutera G... . 4 6 3 Victorio G... . 0 1 0 Girman G... . 1 0 2 Poltrock G... . 0 1 2 Totals ............. 23 14 14 Kenosha 9 - 20 - 9 - 22 - 60 Beloit 6 - 12 - 16 - 11 - 45 ggrvosag QQ MADISON CENTRAL 54 The Red Devils again avenged their first semester loss by trouncing the Madison Cen- tral ball club 64 to 54 and once more moved into third place in the Big Eight. Ron Sikora was the outstanding man for Kenosha, pouring 24 points through the hoop on 11 buckets and 2 free throws. F.G. F.T. P.F. 4 O O Udstuen F .......... Desmond F ..... . 0 1 0 Rizzo F ..... . 4 2 5 Last F ..... . 0 0 1 Sikora C ..... . 11 2 3 Butera G .... . 3 4 1 Poltrock G ..... . 3 5 3 Girman G... . 0 1 1 Totals ............. 25 15 14 Kenosha 16 - 18 - 15 - 16 - 65 Madison Central 16 - 10 - 8 - 20 - 54 KENOSHA 48 JANESVILLE 54 Kenosha met the1r HJIHXH Janesvllle and suffered thelr second defeat Kenosha's poor ball handllng and cold shootlng per centage caused thelr Hwaterloo H Hlgh man was the lanky JUHlOF forward Tom Udstuen wlth 17 polnts Udstuen Rlzzo S1k0F5 Butera Poltrock De mond V1ctor1o G1rman Totals Kenosha Janesvllle 5 15 KENOSHA 58 RACINE PARK 44 Smooth ball handllng and a good shootlng percentage helped the Red Dev11s to avenge the1r flrst semester defeat and down the Rac1ne Park HPanthers H The blg men for the Kenosha qulntet were Ron Slkora and Bob Butera, w1th 17 and 16 polnts respectlvely Udstuen Rlzzo Desmond Last Slkora Butera Poltrock Glrman V1ctor1o Doty Totals Keno ha Raclne Park KENOSHA 51 RACINE HORLICK 55 Raclne Horl1ck apply1ng the press' de fense was able to galn a narrow but 1mpTeS s1ve 4 po1nt marg1n of vlctory over the Red Devlls The hlgh men for K H S were Ron Slkora and Bob Butera Wlth 14 and 13 polnts Udstuen R1zzo Slkora Butera Poltrock Totals Kenosha aclne Horllck 10 1 KENOSHA 46 MADISON EAST 47 In the most exc1t1ng game of the year both for Kenosha and NadlSOH East, the Red Devlls held a four po1nt lead at the half, but a poor thlrd quarter gave the Purgolds the edge Hlgh men ln the Keno attack were Bob Butera wlth 17 polnts and Ron Slkora Ud tuen Rlzzo S1k0Fa Butera Poltrock Totals Keno ha Mad1SOn East 1 ff OH CH' -llll' Although thelr record does not show t the Red Devlls were a constant threat to all the B1g Elght Teams They defeated every team 1n the con ference and closed the season w1th a 500 percent avmegm 7 wlns agalnst 7 losses Playlng a hustl lng never d1e type of ball, the Reds fought th6lI'W8Y through the reglon als to the flnals of the sectlonals The outstandlng ball plzayera for Kenosha was Center Ron S1kora, who f1H1Sh8d fourth ln the conference SCOPlHg race and was named on the Second All Conference Team. Len Rlzzo, Bob Butera and Tom Udstuen w1ll be the lmportant cogs ln the basketball machlne that w1ll be re turnlng for another year of S8FV1C8. . .Q . l . I I ' - F.G. F.T. P.F. ' F ..-..-'.-. 8 1 3 F.G. F.T. P.F. ' F .......... 4 3 5 F .......... 3 5 3 ' c .......... 3 4 2 ' F ......,... 2 3 4 G .....,.... 2 4 4 ' c .......... 6 2 3 G .......... 1 o 3 G ...,...... 5 3 4 S F .,........ 0 0 o G ...,.,...A 2 2 2 ' ' G ......,.,. 0 0 0 - - - ' F ..4....... 0 0 0 ............. 18 15 16 -IE -EE 'Eg 12 - 9 - 16 - 14 -- 51 HU5'eH1.1.l16-13-48 R ' 7'l2'16 5O ' - - ll - 13 - 54 1 F.G. F.T. P.F.. ' . . . F .......... 4 3 4 I - F .......'.. 2 4 5 w1th 15 markers, fl '--'--- ' 3 8 8 F.G. F.T. P.F. ' cfflfffff 6 5 3 S F .......... 5 1 4 G .......... 5 6 2 ' F .......... o 3 2 G .......... 2 o 3 ' C .......... 7 1 4 ' G .......... 0 o o G .......... 8 1 2 ' ' G. ......... 1 o 0 G .......... 1 2 5 G ..1....... 0 0 0 - - - - .. - ............. 19 6 17 20 18 15 Q S 17-13-13-15--58 - 16'11'7'12-46 ' 9-12-17-6--44 ' 2-11-13-11-47 mfg gggwfj 'ff n In E rv! ' 4.14 'G 47 0 uf i , ' SECTIONAL AND REGIONAL TOURNAMENT Center Ron Slkora KENOSHA 57 MILTON UNION 5' In thelr flrst game of the Belolt Reglonal Tournament, the Red Devlls trounced the Mllton Unlon Cagers 57 34 Hlgh men for the Reds were Ron Slkora and Tom Udstuen w1th 16 and 11 polnts re pectlvely Udstuen Desmond Rlzzo Slkora Butera Vlctorlo Poltrock Glrman Totals 2 Keno ha M11IOH 0n1o1 KENOSHA 57 LAKE GENEVA 40 In th QGEIFIPT s keno ha met and defeated a flghtlng Lake Gen va qulntet 51 40 The blg guns that alded the Red Eexll attack were Captaln Len Rlzzo wlth lf polnts and Tom Ud tuen wlth 12 markers Udstuen Fesmond R1 zo Last Slkora Butera VlCtOFlO Poltrock Glrman Doty Totals Kenosha MIGHTY SWELL! KENOSHA 64 JANESVILLE 58 In the flnals the Red Devlls agaln met thelr JIHX team Janesvllle and, completely turnlng the tables trounced them 64 38 hlgh polnt men for the Keno ha qulntet were Ron Slkora wlth 23 DOIHIS and Tom Udstuen wlth 11 blg markers The shootlng percent age of the Red Devlls was an unbellevable 467 percent Udstuen Rlzzo Last SIKOFH Butera Poltrock Glrman Eoty Totals Kenosha Janesvllle KENOSHA 66 PATCH GROVE In thelr flr t g me of the SECtlOHul the Red Devlls trlmmed the lnexperlenced P ch Grove qulntet 66 49 The ble gun Kenosha were Tom Udstuen and Ron Slko a wlth 19 and 20 polnts respectlvely Udstuen De mond Rlzzo Last Slkora Eutera VlCt0F1O Poltrock Glrman Coty Totals Keno ha KENODHA 48 SOUTH MILWAUKEE 74 The R d DSNIIS playlng for the ectlonal champlon hlp agaln ran 1nto the strong and hlghly rated South Mllvaukee ball club The Reds got off to a fast start leadlng at the quarter 18 15 but then cooled off and the MllN8Uk69 team took command Udstuen Desmond Rlzzo La t Slkora Eutera V1ctor1 Poltrock Glrman Coty Totals South Nllwaukee 15 18 18 Lake Geneva 13 8 7 2 Kenosha F.G. F.T. P.F. F .......... 8 1 5 ' F ...,...... 2 1 5 F .......... O l I ' C .......... 11 1 3 G .....,.... 5 2 5 G .......... 1 1 O ' G .......... 1 0 O G .......... O 1 1 U........... 28 8 16 14 - 18 - 18 - 14 -- 64 ' 10 - 9 - 12 - 7 -- 38 ..-..- -ili 4 ' ' ' ' at ' -- . ' 'D s for ' ' ' ' F.G. F.T. P.F. ' F .......... 9 1 0 ' ' - . ' s F .......... 1 0 1 ' ' F .......... 6 3 4 ' ' s ' . F .......... O O 1 F.G. F.T. P.F. ' C .......... 10 O 3 F .....,..,. 5 1 1 G .......... 3 1 2 F .,........ 2 1 0 ' ' G .......... 1 O 1 ' F ..,....... 3 3 4 G ........,. O 0 5 ' C .......... 4 l 5 ' G .......... O 1 5 G .......... 8 0 2 G .......... O O 0 ' ' G ...,...... 0 1 l -- -- -- G .......,.. 1 0 1 ............. 33 6 20 ' G ...,....,. 2 0 1 s 10 - 22 - 20 - 14 - 66 -- -- -- Patch Grove 15 - 8 - 12 - 16 - 49 H.,.,...H,, 25 7 15 S 11 - 17 - 17 - 12 -- 57 ' ' ' r 6 - 7 - 13 - 8 -- 34 7 Q A A F.G. F.T. P.F. F.G. F.T. P.F. ' F .......,.. 5 2 O ' F .......... 4 2 2 , F ........,. O O 1 F .....,..,. 1 1 O 'Z F .......... 5 5 4 ' F .......... O 2 5 F ...,...... 0 2 1 s F .......... 0 0 0 ' C .....,.... 4 5 5 A C .......,.. 7 l 1 G ....... ,.. 1 5 5 G ..... .... 3 1 5 ' ' G .......... 0 2 0 ' Lo G .......... 1 O 1 ' G .......... 2 1 0 G .......... 3 0 2 ' G .,........ 0 1 1 ' G .......... 1 0 1 G .......... O O 1 G .....,..., O l l H......H... 18 21 18 .......U.... 20 8 18 15 - 15 - 14 - 15 -- 57 F - - - 25 -- 74 - - - 1 -- 40 18 - 5 - 9 - 16 -- 48 SOPHOMORE BASKETBALL SCPHCMORE BASKETBALL The record of thls year's Sophomore Team was dlsap polntlng The team won only four games and settled for seventh 1n the standlngs The loss of players left Coach Hlghland wlth but a handful to flH1Sh the season these boys hustled and fought wlth the flght lng sp1r1t of K H S but were outplayed by thelr opponents The OutSt3DdlDg players who wlll probably see varslty actlon next year are Eugene Supelsa Bllly Anderson Don Klopsteln John McEvoy Sam Nlgro and Jlm Steele Kenosha Kenosha Kenosha Kenosha Kenosha Kenosha Kenosha Kenosha Kenosha Kenosha Kenosha Kenosha Kenosha Janesvllle Raclne Park South Mllwaukee Madlson East Madlson Central Janesvllle Raclne Park Raclne Horllck Madlson East Madlson Central Bay V1ew B8101t South Mllwaukee 9 4, 'I' S.-4' ,Q 118 ,Y , ,1,.1.o, 4, 1 ' -1 ll YJ, 1. , ' J , , i 1 1 F lub I T Af . .M ,, . L V ... , .fm M ' CW..- ff -1 . 51 my 5 g . , Y 14 15 5 19 10 z I I Rc ' I' Ro. L' DO' KC: J-fn EHPIA, Se'-e Surf' J ' N'E.'f. R 2: C, ,... ' H- 1 .f i, No '1 .i BH' C' C on 5' An:f3'i', J f' D-W C,'I 59 ' 56 58 ' , 25 ' 37 ' 46 . ' 45 ' , 55 ' 45 ' ' 56 . ' 56 ' 40 ' 52 ' 25 ' Kenosha Kenosha Kenosha Kenosha Kenosha Kenosha Kenosha Kenosha Kenosha Kenosha Kenosha Kenosha Kenosha Kenosha Kenosha Kenosha Kenosha Kenosha Kenosha Kenosha Kenosha Kenosha Kenosha SWIMMING TEAM u.,3,, .t,4,,,.J,.,,,J,Q -:,u .,. , , O ,.. P 5'D1-na 5 ,4,,4D,, :.5,,, R 2 U - Q, ,Q . v 5. m . V851 he 1 M R Q D .,. 3,,., ,N , f Lu' .7 -K, THE VARS I TY Waukegan Proviso Maine Township Shorewood Waukesha Eay View New Trier Waukegan Boys Tech Oak Park Waukesha Pulaski Janesville IIB!! Waukegan Proviso Maine Township Shorewood Waukesha New Trier Oak Park Waukesha Pulaski Janesville QWIMMING This year Coach Martin's boys fin- ished the season not only with a creditable record of 8 wins and 5 losses, but also in possession of the state swimming championship and several new records. Sparked by Captain Don Lucas, a free styler, Kenosha rolled up 540 points against 511 for their opponents. Top scorer for the squad was Dick Warren, who will captain the 1952- '55 team, with 102 7112 points. Other letter winners were Barton LaCrosse, backstrokerg Tom Lourig- an, breast strokerg and John Hack- ett, Bill Barden, and Sam Oquist, a January graduate, f1'ee stylers. These boys are graduating seniors. Coach Martin will have five letter- men returning for next year's team. UNDER WATER CHAMPS OF THEFT In addition to Warren, they are Richard Daum, Paul Schutt and Bill Swarat, all free stylers, and Eu- gene Roepke, a diver. Members of the B squad who will return to vie for letters are Dick Cantwell, Ken Harkness, Bryan Hill, Jerry Lentz, Je1'ry Lindas, Pete Martin, Dave Pappas, John Pearson, Don Taube, and Bruno Boris. The climax of the season was the state meet held in the Whitefish Bay pool on Friday and Saturday, February 29th and March lst. In the preliminary qualifying heats on Frixiay night, Kenosha placed Lucas and Daum in the 100 yard free style, Schutt and Hackett in the 200 yard event, and LaCrosse in the 100 yard back stroke. Two relay teams also qualified: the 200 yard free style team composed of Lucas, Daum, Warren, and Swarat, and the 150 medley team of LaCrosse, Louri- gan, and Hackett. On Saturday, Schutt started a string of Kenosha victories by stroking to a state championship in record time, wiU1Hacketttakingfifth. LaCrosse followed and won his event. Daum and Lucas then took a first and sec- ond respectively in their specialty. Kenosha, in third place going into the relays, needed to beat the Wau- watosa team to stay in the race. N The medley trio managed to take a third place over Wauwatosa's fourth, and move Kenosha into second place, only two points behind the leaders. With a brilliant finish, the 200 yard free style relay squad splashed to victory and the championship. The l95l-'52 squad ended the season with three individual state cham- pions--Daum, LaCrosse and Schutt-- and a champion relay team--Lucas, Daum, Warren and Swarat. Kenosha left its print this year in several places on the record books. LaCrosse with a l:07.4, erased the standing varsity 100 yard back Stroke record of l:07.5. The 200 yard free style relay team--Daum, Lucas, Swarat and Warren--broke the old varsity mark of l:42.4 and left a new one of l:42.l. Schutt, a 200 yard free styler, shattered 2:07.8 as the best time for his event in the state, and substituted 2:06.7. The old record was held by a former Kenosha swimmer, Bob Baker. One for the Jive 0 Two for the Dash 0 Three for the Dive ' Four for the Splash! 1-Y i CROSS COUNTRY Faced wlth the problem of only one return 1ng letterman, Coach Byron Davey took steps to bulld a team that 1S sure to carry Keno sha's Red and Black to vlctory ln the fu ture Of the Glght runners who won mono grams thls season, three, Don Steln, Ken Burman, and Errol Schmelllng, are sopho mores and two, Gordon NcAleer and Lynn Blasch, are JUHIOFQ they wlll be a strong basls for next year's squad The other three are Ke1th Crawford, D1ck Tomllnson, and Dlck uuttormsen Led by thelr captaln and most valuable runner, Kelth Crawford the boys worked hard for flrst second, and third places agalnst the toughest teams ln the State Coach Davey and the returnlng runners are lOOklDg forward to an especlal ly su cessful sea on next year SEASON SCHEDUQQ Sept. 18 at Kenosha--Waukesha Eay iew, Kenosha 3rd Sept. 28 at Kenosha--Racine Park ane-- ville Kenosha 3rd Oct. 2 at Waukegan A team lost by one point B team lost by one point Oct. 5 at Racine Park--Park, South Milwau- kee, Kenocha. Kenosha 3rd Oct. 9 at Kenosha--Racine Park, Kenosha Waukegan. Kenosha 2nd Oct. 3 at Whitefiah Bay--Lake Shore Invi- tational--7 teams team - 6th team - lst c . 20 at 'anesville--Midwest--18 A Teams --lO B Teams team 13th team 6th ct. 27 at Keno-ha--Big 3 team 4th out of 7 team 3rd out of 4 . 3 at South Milwaukee--State Meet Ke osha 15th out of 17 L DID THEY RUN AWAY ---,-jZ35 WITH THE YEAR?? WHO STULE YEAR? 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Io Per 8611011 or Your Protertron MACHINE CO rn Ltov Ano su Less smt TIII III-UVEII un cnso sn Ntsss suit s uavrvrns D mt TT osAo rs tus G srsc t ou rn tru rs 1 2 c P I NE 128 O I I - - O . I Xe is s E: e- ' 5 Eklieeears, . - Q ' -J 5 i T f L 5' : .. : I I -5 'Q Q Qi- 2 H '- E. If E ' era-I e' 3 E E i' L' T i - 1 II - X77 Y A X s- ,L i A '-- ' - 3 , - . i ' V . Y I v ' ' 1 . ' 4 V- ' 1 - a I u l. . ' . , Y 1 ' , . . v . I . . ll . . 5 1 Kenosha Wirfonngn X751 G. rvrs. I IN US F ru , , rss 5 gmlqlgl TO THE CLASS OF 1952 C ORPORAT ION K NGSI-IA WIS CDNSN SUBSIDIA? O CAION MANUFACIUQINI COMPAN MANI FAC,TI RERS OI' FDDX CLRRFNT ELEC TRONIC C ONTRULS INDUSTRIAL AND MARINE DRIVE? AND SPEC IAL PL RPOSE EQC IPMENT 129 ADIISTABLE SPEED CLUTCQHES, BRAKES, KENUSHA INDUSTRY Producls of Kenosha lnduslry are sold 'rhroughoui' +he Unl+ed Slafes and +he world +hus creahng 'rhe 'obs and pay checlcs necessary fo +he growfh and developmen'r of +he commumfy Kenosha has 42 manufac+urlng concerns wlfh a +o+al employmenf In excess of I8 OOO and an annual pay roll of approxlmafely 60 mllllon Two ou+ of every 'rhree wage ear1ers of Kenosha are employed nn 'rhe manufacfurmg planfs and +helr pay checks are shared dlrecfly or In drrecfly by everyone ln fhe commumfy as each pay roll dollar curcula+es wldely +urnlng over approxuma+ely seven 'fumes as I+ moves 'rhrough +he channels of frade Behind Kenosha s unduslrlal pay checks are fhe knowledge and slulls of fhe commum+y s mdus+rual employees and 'rhe courage and vlsuon of fhe men and women who lnvesfed fhe money necessary +o provide planf 'faclllhes and machinery The Kenosha lndusfrlal 'famlly worlung In harmony wlfh business and professional people educafors fhe clergy and ofher CIl'lZeI'1S as lndlvlduals and as groups have bullf a communlfy whuch IS no+ed fhrough ou+ +he nahon as a good example of fhe accompl1shmen+s posslble under our preseni' 'Free and en+erprlsmg American way of doing buslness KENQSHA MANUFACTURERS ASSOCIATION KENOSHA wlscoNslN 150 . . . . I . . . . . . .. , . . i . . . . . . . . . . . . . I . . .. . . ... . .. . . ... . . . . . . . ' 1 . . .. l I 1 . .. . . . . I - . . . .. . . . . I The few more penmes you pay for th lots more comfort you get with Jockey UNDERWEAR made only by 'N 131 K! R . , ,-4 ,gi li s S J 9 2 A N D Congratulations . . . KENOSHA EVENING NEWS Kenosha s Newspaper A COMPLI Ih DAILX RIQVIIXV OI' lxLNOSHA AND THI: XX ORLD Facts Fun Fzctzon THE KENOSHA NEWS PUBLISHING CO 13 :c 1 as i' ir 'I5-7l' Ifll-'TY-IiIGH'I4 S'I'RIiIi'l' 'l'IiI.IfPHONIi 5121 2 3 1 ,....-W ....- f y of Q! ,ff ex 5 ff Was, 04 A 1 4- it ,y 'gif' Wc'h fNk . -:2-:2f 12'f J L X 9 fi! ni I If .EQQ v.,AV ,Vu . FM, jiri, k hkhnku 4 tra N . GSX Fig , ,ff J.. '.' ff mf? W ' ' Q ' ' - af ' ' J, Wad f- Y: V . ' 5 I ,sm fi 1' .- ' i . ..,A:.,22:--'VV1-:::EE':':':Aq'E: ':'A Q ::,A,:.,AA.,44: ga E3 HW -- Q - 'M fr-5 ' b x x n ski ' ., X ' ,X 1:1 51 ' 'Q X N X ..x, W W.W,x...x.wM ' N N- M., N A , M... .,M , x .:L x v V ,,... . .,,,,. 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X' X 1 Crngratulatzrn and b t W 11 tc the Craduatuz Cla rj 1937 SNAP UN TUIILS IIUHPIIHATIUN HENUSHA WIS Conyratulatlolw DUTCH MAID ICE CREAM STORE 627 56th STREET Suudaes Sodas and Maltedv Imztated But Not Duplzcated 134 All Made With Delicious DUTCH MAID ICE CREAM an AMERICAN TRADITIO Wlth each year of constant progress and falthful adherence to the tradltlons of Orlgmallty and Dlstxncnon Ponnar remams the Master Engravers to Amernca s Schools The Pontlac proven technxque of modern methods of reproductlon by experlenced craftsmen the employment of the most modern preclslon equlpment the artlstxc alllltles of our art and layout departments are Pontxac helps ln Plllllblllng a successful yearbook All of the personnel of the Pontiac School Pul l1cat1ons Dmsron are proud of their partrclpatxon ln the publlcatxon of your yearbook and express fllell' appreclatlon for the spltndxd cooperatlon by your staff Punhuc 812 822 W VAN BUREN ST O CHICAGO 7 ILLIN Telephone HA ymarket 1 1000 155 ,,?' . , , fffflz if f 6 iff pf ' e Q M 1 'Q .. ,, . . . V . . . ,, . , - L. . , 1 ' . w , , 3 .Q . K ' . . 3. . x A . 1 if ' u . y Compliments of . . . GUTTORMSEN'S RECREATION lX'C'l10Y!7I Sflllffllf BfIll'1ilI He11dq1n11'fcf'1 Bowl for HL llth and Plpflsuru THE BROWN NATIONAL BANK 2216 65rd Strut HI HB1 R UI IIDI R il DI POSII INS! RA 'Nfl l URI URAIIUN loo . ,I . Q I5 L KI4 - 5211 S'I'Rlfli'l' IHUNHQ 1810 C OIIIPIIIIIEIIN of J II H G U U U, I II. lutbwzzezl FORD Dezlezx FORD Al TOWIOBILFS I ORD TRI LBS IFNI INF FORD PAR Fw and XLLF SSORII S TELEPHONE 4 3576 1021 SIXTIETH STREET KENOSHA WISCONSIN WIERN IE R S umm HENUSHA LAUNDRY A E IT een' our u. me vmr E111 CLEANERS PHONE 3175 h U 3 Cf b gh fine J Sl g srovs our Psnsrmxrlon some 54 28th A 9 NO ooon BETTER rnsss 5708 7th A e 137 1. Q. 4 I al- 41 - . Y , 9 Tl of R'g rl , orhes get A' 1 ur eanlng 1 , ' rand . f h h ever an Ura 9 bf .Cl lly p kl . 15- v . - v . VKAELBER Pl UMBING AND HEATING COW I FI lIT1lxLI1 Il AUIUlUdIlL X-f Burnmg ll 'dur LUITCIIUOIIIIH5 HL1tL1s IIIIPHUNI 5557 th AXINII Complunuzts 0 SUIIUYS TEXAIIU SER IEE Ilzc Best Frzezzcl 10111 can C187 had 7401 Roosgvclt Road Phom 9978 KPNOSHA, XVISC ONSIX 138 I-if 11 1- -- .1 , C41 . XX ff . A' W' 1 'i-i Hi'1,- 5'l8-' Bug, Mawr, Jnlwuuon, Illll IYION md AIIIIANCIS an l Rocse elt R1 ld lx Jshl X Ilan Illflllllg lllllllffltllllll an I1 1 1 LAN DGREN S DAIRY 1901 ' 1 2 51 Years of Service fo Kenosha 139 lil 5 f-: ', .nz . x :J Q. x' Ja 'emu 1, Xv'1SCOI151l1 STRUMBERG - CARLSON AND XY'ESTINGI'IOI 'SE TELEVISION SETS ,4,7 'iX 1 'klfi 1 'x'1 Tb ' ' f is untlving I6 ' il XL'l'1'i 1, Phone 211163 f 9 5 NASH IKIENOSIHIA INC It Suznc I ff 6700! Q17 601106 79? f Sf CI ANINILI DIAL FULMER MQTORS, INC INTERNATIONAL HUDSON TRUCKS CARS 24 HOUR TOWING SERVICE 582I SHERIDAN ROAD PHONE 7I36 KENOSHA WISCONSIN 140 9 o S111 J I . 5. IO-POINT SlfLlfC'l' DIiAI-IiR - -, - .... f -,H5 0 ,QQ JAP JA JA JAAJA0 JAQJAQ JAQJAQ0 JA JAP JAP JA-fx JADS Haaplvmnq, Honm, Dellclous Sandwiches Ice Cream Fancy Sundaes and Sodas Famous Helnz Soups Wonderful Chocolaies Hallmark Cards jack Ind:-ea C011 er!! :er 2401 f0tl'l St UPPN F A VI 'NIIDNIGHI YPWYP YI' YI' YF YI' YN Ed Wa ea to the raoluafzng Cfaafs i952 May Your Future Bc Happy and Prosperous Allas Prinling Company Phone COnLord 4 6228 4 6229 532 E. Reservonr Ave 141 ' -5-, Q Q .ff A-1 lf, - -'T ,JJ -53 ,iw ,iv 51 -V' -, '-.- 'S-' 2 Q E 36 J I 5' 'Flew 9 GJ U9 5 33 ff U9 5, . . . . F 0 Home Made S'I'yle Sun Valley' M 5 . . . 5 . gg . '7 EQ E 'N f 'rn 'lg . m .1 . - 1 v i'7' . 37' 5 5 T' is B I L L S L U N C H FOR TASTY LUNCHES RODIE S MMMQM Www PHUTU SUPPLIES INK I OPPOSITE HIGH SCHOOL 'RGERS 0 -Q 9 AND , . EDMUND LA MACCHIA M! Z! WJ jane! ,SZFUIFQ A R SFLAMSHIP RAII PIIONI 6 85 4 Wm A I Nlunhu 'Xxuuunn Sougtx of lrlul Agnus lmarnmunxl Air IFIIISPOYI ASSULIIUUII rms Atl mug I as LIIESLI Cunfcrcmc Irms I zum I 1ssc.115,,crfonfLru1u. ENNETS Ill 1DOl 1RIlRS1OR Up To The Mlnufe Teen age Fashions CINIRAIIX IUCAIIDAI IHI KORNIR Ol 7th AX I Nl I AND 58th SIRIII Ixl NOSHA WISCONSIN 140 or ie I f Q - . fx ' ' 5702--.. I X'iNl'l .' Awnff, Q 1 ' . 4 2 .' Jl.Y' 7 : I' ,Ji- -Jin. ,. L f. ' Imf il ff 5 'ffvf .' ' ,UI ffm 'ff .1 , fl ' 701' theme modern tzme . IURI XXHIRI QI ALIIX S X IAIND 5lRXlCl 'Nil XUIR Xl PW' HUP' can RN IQVIITMAYI- use nm If lRANlx BOBI SC H Pru ISERMANN BRQTHERS 4, J X IXtIlll!l7zlN ILNIIIIIL Store rn H411 ami 5 omzl X411 6 4 615 IIITY SIXIH SIRI! 154 O O O A i f ' ' A '35, irfr' ' .' ' 0 I FU s1fvrax'1H Avrawue, CORNER FII- l'lli'l'H S'l'RIili'l' f, -f-A, ' ,Ay lf- w f 231' MILK ,240-I +25 PRODUCERS fvkfdful VITWII U Milf mls nhfx I PHUIIUIIEH 5 ASSUEIATIUN PHONI 8157 ll It 121 111 lx! NIOSHA XX ISC ONSIX Paid a!l0ll5 621155 !5Q GH!-X EER IQITUHS I II. Your Olcfsmobzle Dealer WHERE YOUR BUSINESS IS APPRECIATED SAFETY TESTED USED CARS 75I4 SHERIDAN ROAD PHONE 6I54 140 7 Incorporated T1I, 3u ,1S 7 . 51 1'q'Tp.: lm: MNOGENIZEU A C01 fl L' cf Da -' Se' fe A - 2' V fNl'lf I Q , ff . 'f ' Cong f ' f , 0 HYbLOP DEPARTMEN1 STORL co lxenu-.h.1 Home of Well know n Brand ufNdt10nallw X In Ill ul We lfhdlllll 1 of He ltc r uahlx Sllllt 1889 Jiennnlmj lxl NOSHA XX ISC ONSHN gi af OFLLCL anal Mai ,Mila Cana of 52 I' rom Your Isl-NOSHA AND f-VIPW -XX .1 d NIID Llli Ol TDOOR 'IHI-AIRPS 146 lfl.lfPHflNlf 6556 STANDARD-GATlfXY'AY ,l4HlfA,l'RlfS. lNf 0 oo ' f y 'if .'. Af I, ilf' 'n 60 vi RHlTURE co 6209 22nd AVE PHONE 5l33 KENOSHA WISCONSIN Complefe Home Furmshere Keumhas 01113 Immtzue Guzld Store Sboumv Gland R11 ids Iulexl Imbmm 111 Home lllllllxblllflt for those who prefer f1r1er portrolts through better photogrophy Y f A I of photography 655 38th SFRH I lx! 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BIHLI DRESSED MIN ARP XX PLL DRFSSH3 MHN 90 Sl3l1I rn I3 1 141 157 or 0 RPINOSHA S MI-IN 0 RFINOSHA S l XIX ERSITX MEN 0 KFINOSHA S HIGH SC HOOL MEIN 0 RFINOSHA S HIC H SC HUOI BAND Cfofhmg B E L L ,y0ll.50 6th Axcnue Comer 56th Strut 149 l .Q nf 1 . I 1 1 - .- ,. K , . fx: 'f 1 f W Q' ' Hur' - Blzc' Dirt - lf' Dirt - Gravel ifr 'f ' 4 Y 1 ' .' Q 'I'lp 'M Nc' l- 1802 iq-i'f h .v- 1- Garage 2-7818 1 4 Q f f - fm- -fi We 'fn-.f If - , - , . ,. . . f , . , . , , , - , , , , . L ., . , , . , . . , . , , 4 , . , , . . , Y . r . I . , . 'N MHCWHYTE COMPANY KI-NOSHA VUISCONSIN S uuallzmg nz the Mmm ucture 0 W in and W fre Ro Je W ne Ro Je Slmgv Azura t Cable AKNLIlIl7ll6t IILL DI-PO FS NIXW XORK 0 PII ISBURGI-I 0 I ermmalr and Ire Rnzlx SFATTLI' 0 SAN FRANCISCO 0 LOS ANIGI-LIS 0 POR I'LAND H15 Excellenu 71 evsel Bulom 949 D0 XX e ws elcome xour charge account Choose mm lb: Inst Names nz W alabes BENRUS BLJLOVA ELCIN C RUEN HAMILTON I ONICINEb WHITTENAUER AND LI: LOULTRI: HERBERT HERBERT N BLOCK CORNER OF 58 ST AND 7 AVENUE RI NOSHA XY ISC ONSIN 150 I f-I jfs I, f I' ' fjsfm- ' A A ' gll10I7d :A s,,f. , I'.A, . g Q' Q - J f -- CHICAGO 0 PORT XX OR FH 0 MINNEAPOLI5 QUERRY MOTORS INC. 13 ge ZINC! pajdellg 660' 3061? 314645 5815 ROO5EVI:LT ROAD TI:LI:PHONI' Ulm KENOSHA XVI? Im est Gam e III lxeumlm GOLDEN BELL DAIRY Illltl Se ale 11 and I une P1 otufa 11 II 1111 C1110 Mmm Hrmzl Ilnkc 110111211 S1116 I 0111 Illlk ls P1114 7105 v6th STRl'l'I PHON1- 8011 151 OJ er 5 . , L. . 'uj I' U ' ' O O ,. '.-j .2 1 ., n !q 2 .! I I f 1 ! I.I .2 I .1 I .I I' BEHNAIIIIHITE PTUW PH HM EY C224 22 d AX 1'NUI PHONI' CSCI Jfanoallm, '7LQwm.L and juuzni. Phwunacq, PHESIIHIPTIUN SPEIIIALISTS YOUR DRLC STORI' INI UPTOXXNJ McNeil Fuel Co IVERI IHIINC IN IUll PHONIH 7171 C537 IOLRTFFINTH AX FNUP 152 a - n 'i i f 1 1 , . ' T 1 I 1 '1 ,V 0 FUEL W THE BEST OF Nf , I ' 4 4 T 7 4 2 IKIENCPSIHIPX S C Il NPT IH! HRD Q UARTIE RSI WATCHES Bulox 1 Cruen Benrus Hgm H xmxlton 76th x DIAMONDS N mormllx I' nmous M1 Brxde an Feature Lork Dmmonds C1 lv Fur All OLl!AIl1l1x xx X xXx I IW 5 2 Ill! DIAMOND Sfoll Ol KINOSHA SILVERWARE C ommumts 1847 Rogers Bros Holmes 8. I'dvn lrds l88l Rogers XY m A Rogcrs Phone 537 7 I JDuczak cunnrrunf CTS SHPRIDAN ROAD AI' 45rd STRI IT I'ILI PHONIF 2 2720 Whore the best costs less' KPNOSHA. WISCONSIN 153 9 I .L 0 O 0 I I ' d ' ' R1 'Q 'I . A ., F I 1 I np L. if . ' '1 Q EXPERT XVATCH AND -IISXVIILRY REPAIRING X I A . -X I 57,7 A 'e. 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