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Central High School - Lake Breeze Yearbook (Sheboygan, WI)

 - Class of 1944

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X.S.lnllvwn. l'liu. X ll. Xlvxnu-N. XII. ilu-ull-I ll.lNl'lINll'lll Nl.III4l In llmll nl NlIl'llUNQ.lllfl'lllI,lllN Inu- llmuu Rull, ejl ,Q l 5 Z .Mmm fi l ,gi ....... 5 W M - f F e fffk qi w SL 5: fe N.. ,.t. .N ,S W ....--'f A s,..2 Q ne Wafion .gnckuidigk Ihe present war, which has inlhieneed the whole world, has played an important part in the activities here at Central High this year. Centralites did all they could to prove their loyalty and patriotism to their country and school. 'l'he Minute Man Flag, which was pre- sented on February 213, I9-lfi, lor the 90 per cent participation in the purchase ol' lVar Stamps and Bonds. was kept flying proudly every week ol' this school year. Our XVar Stamp Booth. like most other war activities. was supervised by the XVar Morale Committee. I.oyal students who sold stamps at this hooth during the year ineluded lloyee Cerk, .loanne l,ampe, tludith llierseman, Mary XViemann. ,leanne Mueller. and ,leannette Ter Nlaat. Elinor Alames had charge ol. the hooth. Stamps were also sold every week through the homerooms. Orders were placed lrom Monday through lVednesday, and the stamps were distributed to the students on 'l'hursclay. Nlr. lfdward I. .-Xnderson and the student hank- ers had charge ol' eollecling the money and delivering the stamps to the homerooms. 'lihe student hankers this year included lean lzrlm- stoesler, Kenneth liossman. Veronica llrunette, and ll!-sley Vander XYeele. lndiyidual pur- 'lhe Wai Nlorale llommillee does the wolkl l.elt to light: XII. King liund. lilinor ylames. Wallet' Stliroetlel, lzunite llueler. Xnn Quimliy. Nancy llillyer. Nil. .laeolm llelyaaitl. Nlaxine 'lrotler. tliairmanl Rolrert llrotkman l'aye llel,oime. and Nliss Rita Xyex. Z ' g fz's-M, I I 4 ity jf 's My ,, .... V ,MQ-Nw.-a.mfm N.. X ,f Ni iffvik Ms ,awww TX is is x 'Y- egg .J 35 ig 53 1 3 i 1 , E14 rf!- H444 4f'4 59444 .W 3 'A l ggi ,Kg :f4 14 5 LW 1. W, Q -4g,,, 5 I 'W a LM, r .- 41 K 'M l ,Y ! I 0 X WMM, 4 I 5 1 132 4 I ff ,Y , A gf 2 I Xi, litll, Riflllllll slum. , ' I4 mira Klum' Iwginui 1' L IL Q r KN 'm w,v r l 'Nw L 5 Q x xx xxx ' f X ,X x N S Wx M is Q Ou Our Way Here we come, World .... GangwayI.... Once when you were larger, we might have seen less of you .... But now .... Sixty air hours to anywhere .. So, Hello, Everybody ..... We'II be seeing you! Al 1 ' A I 0 -,v f lu, fx LQ. 2? .ca x J - 4 A yn ff f N'-'D ...,N.x,x,x.m yy-X ff J 4 X w XM, ff 1 xxx XNx,,:23gQL.-XssX- ' X f X3 ,Q 5 .x 6 N 5 , Q 'X' vp X n' ' f I , X if if fjff K fzff A7 f f T f' ,,-ff' -Q Z 40 Q ' fr ,ff fi A ig Xk, f ' :X'X 1: w X Kgj 'QT ff 4 R bw x ff wif I O v . X. ' X w ig if NX X H ni X Xa rw X x A ,I YI R7 XX I ,J Q ,J X X ' swf X X . o X C Lf'- .711 This Saction you 71 Hum Freshmen ........... ......... P age II Sophomores .......... ......... P age I6 Juniors ........... ........ P age 23 Seniors ........ ........ P age 29 Nice-loolaing frellmmen, t!on'i you tlxinlc? Kraus, Yuvawn Rupniclz, Mnrgurde Kelclx, und Betty DzBnslJ V , Q1 .. Mg.. . ,5Q1, . , . R. Ya c Q5 Q: X Ufwmiii AW , Q Q NS Q 'bw ,gm as wr R E f 1? 5? 1 4 'ij v .1 . , l,. .. X av.-.vw,,,, 2-1 ..... .. .. . w 5,5 . -.551 .k , , X 'fn Q I Q, A33 . ', ,J ,Mkt is x , Y 5 ,.,, . gp .-.:, - WK ks . ,.v, Xi W '--.Q ., Q .'.- if I 'Ms' S ' V x 3A 1 46 A , 3 5, FY W J' J... f X X sp? M Lx -. ,, ,..: 1 ' ,ixwgw as M .,., W, ALEX? NA A X X ,xxwwg 2 . X I J Q X..- Q ,v uf 4 ,gs FP j 5 I 1 i I 5 3' .4 C-Lea men, 1944 Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row R ow -12- 1.. 9- 3 4- 5 6 7 8 9 I0 ll l2 Vernon Adler, Velma An- drews, Minnie Arnold, Ray Arpke, George Augspurger, Betty Axel. Ruth Baranoueky, Betty Bau- er, John Bauer, Marie Ban- mann, Kermit Beineman, Les- ter Benzschawel. June Berge, Richard Berger, Beverly Bergmann, Albert Berringer, Warren Berry, El- mer Bethke. Anloris Bord, Isabelle Braaseh, james Brown, Herman Bred- eck, Raymond Bruder, john Brunmeier. Lyle Bubb, Irving Buhk, Pat sy Bubk, Daniel Byrum, jer- ome Carek, Neal Clement. -Carol Clemetson, Herbert Dankqwardt, Phyllis Daven- port, Shirley Davenport, Bet- sy Buhk, Daniel Byrum, jer- -Bette Dekarske, Ethel Dek- ker, .lack Dern, Loretta Di- shinger, Eloise Drott, Richard Ehlert. -- Carol Eichorst, Vernon Eisen- hardt, Jack Engelman, Reu- ben Erdmann, R o s em a r y Euhl, Dave Fehring. -Roger Fields, Lavina Fintel- man, Shirley Fischer, jean Franke, Patsy Ann Fraungru- ber, Lillian Fritsch. -Bill Gierke, Merlin Ginski, james Girgisch, Carl Glotz- hofer, jack Goetsch, Reuben Goldman. -Anna May Golichnik, Betty Gorr, Harold Gorr, Marion Gorr, Roger Grade, Deloris Gross. -Vernon Grupe, Robert Hall, Marie Hansen, Allan Hardt, joyce Hartfield, Lorraine Hartman. 7 Q P85 I'l'lQI'l Pell! P8871 --' Judi gI'OlfUll'lg flaw mm, 1944 Row I SAIUZIIIUIIL' ll:1c'klJzu'll1, Sllirlcy llcim-nmn. llclorcs Hcmicn. Rznymoml llvnncn, Ruth Hon- ning. llzirilu llcrcllc. Row gfxlflllll llc-i'clu'. Nzllallic' Hcr- man. ,lci'o1m- llcrmzmn. lfrccl- rink lll'l'0llylllllS, Rlllllllbllll lluriy Rogvi' llilcli-lmrzlml. Row fl'-Virginian llill, xV1lllL'l' Hill, llcnry' llillc-mam. Nznicy Hill- yor. Alolm llinf, Doris llocpp- nvr. Row 'l--ltlllllllt' llogzm, Cvorgc lloll- Wlll'I. Ric'l1zn'cl lloppv, liwlyn Horn. llonnlcl Horwitz. Mary llowzml. Row 5 - Noun lluc'lmn'r. Rifllzircl Hui'- lvy, llcloris ulxlckcll. llvlly .lain-lmig. Dillllllll lloraim. Vio- lcl lurk. Row li - Yl'l'IlL'lIll lQ1llllCllll'lk, l'2llSy Kano, liclnzl Kzirlc, Rulli Kaus- lc-r. Kt'lllll'Ill lizly, Rolmcrl linux Row T-V Nlzlrgzlrvlc Kulrli. ,lolm Klcck- nor. llzirlvy Klcinmc. Victor lilunfk, Victor linziulm, liclnzl Kollls. Row 8-Alo .Kim Kollls. -lo pxllll Kolb, lit'lllll'lll KONI. ,-X cl o l p li limms. llc-lorcs Krauss. lic-lsy Krclms. Row ll-l.Ul'l'JllIlL' lin-if, Rogvi' Kruc- gcr. Rohm-rl Kulllmzin, liclly KUIISIIIILIIIII. .loyal l.zm1lJ, .lo- aumc l.zm1pc-. Row l0-- Rziymoml l,:mv. lillflll lglwy, .ll'l'UlIlt' l.C1llly. Sliirlcy l,c:u'- mis. Rcinliolcl l,cslu'. llcrry l.cw:mcloskc. Row Il s-Szlllx' l.ic'llu'n. lXlilclrCcl l.in- clow, Willmcrl l,inclsIrom. Viv- l.lll Nl.nllm.1n. l.o1s Nlillllllllll. lgllllllgl' Nlzmm'lu'n. Row I2 -- l l'l'lll'll'li Alill'gCll2Ill. -Izmicc Morkcn. Ernst lXl1ll'liWV2ll'ill. -lolm Nlnsc. llorolliy Mzillliizls, 4llllIl1'S Nlfllollum. Jdnc! jAeg,re Even M jdeg lo 01,004 for flue gymnaziium I.. Row l Row 2 Row 3 Row el Row 5 Row fi Row 7 Row 8 Row 9 Row 10 Row I l Row I2 ...14- Mary McWilliams, Carolyn Meifert, Bernice Melchiors, Betty Metzner, Shirley Meyer, Ruben Mills. Gladys Mueller, Henry Muel- ler, Phyllis Neese, Mary Nytes, Elmer Ott, Elroy Ott. Edward Pagelow, Carl Papen- dieck, Doris Paske, Dorothy Paulson, Carter Pawlus, Du- ane Peaschek. Delores Peckis, Melvin Pliis- ter, Randall Pierce, Donald Pitschler, Joane Pohlend, Lila lian Praeger. -Iudith Puls, Virginia Radke, Ardith Rainaker, Marian Rannner, Betty Rawling, La- Verne Reineking. Florence Ribich, Dorothy Ridge, Kenneth Rieck, Henry Ronnnehnann, Kenneth Rosz- ak, Yuvawn Rupnick. Rudolph Rupp, Elroy Rup- pel, Henry Rusch, Robert Sachse, Marie Sauer, Robert Schaetzer. Lorraine Scherhaufer, Henry Schiinpf, john Schleining, Carole Schmidt, D o n a l d Schmidt, Helen Schmidt. Lillian Schmidt, G e o r g e Schneekloth, Lois Schnieder. james Schoening, Arthur Schriinpf, Alfred Schroeder. Russel Schroeder, james Schroom, Richard Schultz, Robert Schultz, Betty Schull. Elaine Schulze. Elaine Schumacher, Elaine Scharenbrock, Betty Sitzinan. Harley Specht, Erwin Spind- ler, Ralph Spiro. - Warren Splinter, C l y d e Sprenger, Myron Steffen, Bet- ty Steigert, Donald Steinpreis, X'Villian1 Stillwell. pn fda .7Airc! ,il-Aon Row I - Harley Stolfregen, Emerson Straee, Leslie Strysiek, Lois Stuedman, Irene Stugart, lidith 'l'horsby, Doris rlilllllll, Shirley Trempe, Merlin Trester, Albert lldovich, Don- ald Van Akeren, Laverne Vander XfVeele. Row 2 -,james Van Duser, Carole Van Handel, Donald Xllagner, Robert XVagner, Rosemary XVagner, Virginia NVagner, Frederick Nleber, Kurt XVeber, Esther XVeinberger. Fred- erick Vlerner, Kenneth XVhite, YVilma YViegand. Row I4 - Marie Wiemann. .losephine XVi1nmer, Kenneth Wilke. Donald XVilson, Donald Wood, Mabel Kfluestenhagen. Charles Zeichert, Gertrude Zitzer, Charlotte Zorn. OWN QNLY i F t nu -1 -.t Y L - nut 3205 lflall l9I'0l9AQCg 'l'his year was not our year to howl, Of course we did not dare to growl! Nile took our ribbing on the chin. 'l'he uppers think of us anti grin. 'l'he teachers' humor had a funny quirk,- 'lhey loaded us down with lots of work. Civics helps tts understand our towns: English gives us classics and nounsl Heat and light and gases and matter. Make up the grueling science patter: Gym to give us brawn and muscles: Study hall for our homework tussles. 'lihey pttt tts in the queerest places. And call them homerooms to our faces! XVe lutrry around from floor to floor,- Classes all over -our feet are sore! XVhy do they treat us, oh, so tough? X'Ve're future seniors in the rough. Besides being that. we're loyal, too, We go to games, - we cheer. we boo: X'Ve go to dances and crowd the floor: XVe read the Breeze. page one to four: In extra activities our part we take: XVe love to declam and to debate. Our football team is not a tame one. But ended the season with every game won. We're really right up there---up to snuff, YVe're on the ball: we've got the stuff! Seniors should see fthrough their side glance!j - XVe'll be somebody, if given a chance. The time is coming, it's Ittll far away, XN'e'll soon grow up and have Our Day! Q..- Rim' l-liilwnnl .xl5SlCl2lli, Helen Achilles, jenn Aclzuns. lrucizr Alclznkzrllskzis, Czirilu Xleil. luwe .xl'1'lll, Iznnes .Xrpke l Austin, jenn Axel. Rllllllilllll ll2igClIlClll, Ruby Bzrlir. Darrel Burlel. Run 2-Donald llairlkns, Fred llnuer, Wzlller Banner, Rirharll llznens, Willznn llaiydiw, Williznn llelirens l IX lx lll l'g', LeRoy Berg, Yll'l0l' Berger, jaines Bernot. Kermit Beurhel. Rim fl-Clulirinl Beyer, Nurlun Beyer, jenn Binder, NllIl'Ylll llirr, Belly .lane lllurk, Kilmrlolle lloelnn, -IUIIII llu Olllt' lhmser, joseph Bowser, llunallil lll'lll'llIllllllll, lilnine Braun, l'1I'1llll'l'S llrnun. Row I-Rimlizml Branm. Daniel llfllllil, limlwalrml llrunelle, 1'lllK'l'Il Biilah, VILIIIICS Buese, Delores lhnllznll. ,Mlm clreu Caiszuly, Delores Cfzlsl, llzrrulil Casper. l r:uu'es fllllllllfll. -luslinu Cilmpiili. Now Soplmmores . . . Row llL'lll'Yl'll, llzlrul llelxranlske, George llegen, liverell llelo, Faye Del,urine, Dino Delllulnnllm. I I ,. lleillim hm In Iph llumli ln I-llunzllal Cllnziralk, I.illi:1n Cvelzni, Rdylllllllll Duehn, Delores llannrow, lillswnrlli llilllllillkl Minion llgnx. X un Row L- Rulmerl llelaigler, Lufille llt'Rll,'ll'l', Clyde Dllein, Ruth lliell, lli'lly lllllblflll, lvllllillil lluering. l-Qlsie lm llillmerl llreps, l.0rr:1ine llreps, .Nrnu Drews. Katherine Droll. Bernice Dua-sing. Rim fl-lirling liukersrhein, .Xnnelle lilmlrers. Slllilfl lilnlirh. Rlllll liic'hlmerf. ulln lillis llllll'IlK 4' f- ' 1, Al , . l l,llf.,1llI.llIll. Nlzn lCnIringer. Orville lirinksmi. l-ldwzml lirlel, Rirlinrd lirlel. -lznnes Fzlsshemler, lone lfelillnisrli. Ron' l-,xl'llllll' liellmvs, liugene lfisrher. Runulil lfisher, Shirley lfimher. lilzrine lsllllllllllll. lune f ' . , A 5 llllkllltl Xlnx liulu lll ellu lfusler, Marion l'lI'1lIlU, lllllll Fremlericlis, Nl2ll'l'Cllll lfreileriihs,.iXlirelf1'ilscli. rtlpposiic pugej- Ralph Radko hits the high spots! ..iv- i limi' l-Rviiilmlcl l'1l'lll. Riclizirml lfmclicli. BCl'llll'C lfroli. Eclwurrl lfmli. ,Xrlciic lfmslic. Slew llzilmiiclsc. Cizirol Gzlmlll' Nuiwin Gnu, Clvorgc Gzuigcr, William Gclirkc, Aloycc Clark. Nlcllmzi Gcrkc. Run Llfululiii fll'l'l1llill. liciiiivlli Gcrlzll. Nlllliy Gunn. .Miiolcl Ccscli. hlum' Gicsckc. Gvrzilml liillicrlsmi. HIQIIIICS Gilligzln. lim'- ol Gmlciiiziii. Ruse-iiiziry Gumlnvisli. lillxlCl'llC Govck, -ICHIIIICfll'1llIlS.llll2lllfll'2llllS. Rim Il- Yiigil fll':llxn'iilim'. l.cslcl' cll'1l9llUl'Il, james Grzissc, .Klliul Grulic. llbslcy Gi'lillL'l', llclun fllllL'lllxL', lluyu' fll'llL'll' Lv. RKlSl'lIl2llil CQuciillici'. Rolicrl Gulil. Alfrccl Gunkcl, lilaiinc Hzizick. jcziniic llziuck. Rum liRuIici'l ll2llll'lli, lfrul Hzlgcclmii. Dolizllnl Hzllm, Lois Hzilin, Carol llzlllwairlis. llllllt' llzllxclsrm. llzirol llzinsmi Rzumuml Hzirll, William Hzimlcliiig. Jznncs Harp, Kcimclli Hzirlliclal. Riclizml Hzlrlig. Tl1ii Year Are Preiiy Powerful ll Row I-KLci'li:mll Hzxsv. NIzxi'jm'ic llcckiiiaiiiii, Myrtle I-lcim. Cmcloii Hcinic-ip liwlxii Hcisc, lilrm llvling. Yiclmiu llcllcr Rugci' Ilcmlcrsliul, Xlzlrmcllzi llcmlricles. Dun Hcrmzm. llmizilml l lCl'lIl2lllll. Nlziriv lll'l'lll2llIll. Rim 2-Clzmml lli'l'llllXllllIS. Nlclxiii Hcrlcl. XVillis Hcyn, Muwcllzi Hiiill, Orlcl Hiiil. liinmn Hmlxicliclml. llclorix llmwlm Lv. RllFl'lll2ll'l Htlgllll. l lm'cm'c Holcmnli. Gloria Hollc. F,l2llllC Hrmgslm, Rcinlmlml Hupp. Rem Il--llclilw lloplxnwl. Rolwcrl Hrgmi. Nlzirilyn Hucniiilc, Hzirulml lllll'lll'llllC. llmizllml -lllK0llS1lll, .luyc illlllll. l'll'l'll -lziiiscii. Nlzlc 4lc'lc'iic'. -loan hlclmnik. Xll2lll2li'C -lcslxc, slllilfl Qlolmsmi. Klum -lurk. Rim I - Doris -llllili. l.L'l'0y liziiscr. Nlllflllll Kaiser, -Iczm Karl, lrmzl Kzlrlc. Rciiallzi Kcil, l'lllllCl' Kclm. .Xrlinc liicriiziii. lllll ricl Kiml. Sliirlc-5 king. Eugene Kiscilck, Ramona Kluuck. Ruw I-l.zlYcl'm' Klcrkm-r. Dclurcs Klvin. litlilh Klcin. I'1llLfl'lIC Klimkc, Bern' ' Klllvg Yirla Kmhl I lllllll lg IRI I lu cr. 1' ' 1' , R Kumi 'mrs Kocplvc. llorollly Kovppc, klilfk Kuhls. Lois Kohls. -lolm Kolb. Run 2-lla-lu Kullnwyrr. llarwy Kordcslu. Rnhcrl Km'iIQ Marion Knrmzm. Rulwrl Kmzuim. fQlNHNlil'l' kl'1lllN'l. llcllx Klaus. Rnnzllmi Kringcr. qloyu' KHSIIIIIIZIS. Hcrlwrl Krug. Ri4'Il2ll'4l Klum-clxlm-.191-lucxan KllliS. Run' fl- Hnrizm Krl1sc'l1kc. Milo Kwckkclmox11. Donald lmligcs. liz11'lm:1l'u I.z1c'scI1. hlznncs Lzmlb. Kmmcllm I.nmif1':nI'. ll:-Imm l..mc. Raumoml l,:1wx. Rohcrl law ' ' A I umm. Malin-1' I.vHm. f.llill'lUlll' Iriclll. Dolores l,CilIlL'l'. Run' -I-Ran l.c'ilncr. Clmlxs l.imIcm:mn, Hugh Invcll, I,z1wl'c'm'c' l.uI'l. RIIIICS I. 0 S. 1 . I N n Rlllwll Xlmx. Kicurgm' Msajmlmir loam Kllllllllilllll. liugvnc Mzmnrllcn. Ilmmld Nlzmskc. Nf1ll'g2ll'l'l Sfillllb. Mflmircd Markus. They're H1 Biggesl: Class Rim Run Run Run Ill llll Bun XI Yilg, ll xllllhlll Klllmul Xlllllll Ilmulhx X1 Ml I - BCI l..u'l XIZIIICHS. june' xl2ll'lI1l'lIIC Flwic Xlwrinehck Ru'l1 Xiwxcr sllil'll'X Hun Willixm Xl Y ' H . .. . . . , - . - . . . 'I 1 , 4. vlls. luis Nlcllllwrg umllu xlCllll'l'. I.cnluh N 'Im . ' . illvr, Rsnmnnd Miller, Sully Millcr. in': . ' - , Q' - ', '. ' V' . m'kL'l'l. :Xlvin Morgan. I':lil2lIlClIl Nlllvllvr. lisllrvr Nlucllcr. Rullcll lcllvl. YCYIIUII NlllClll'HDlll'g. l.:ncl'l1c Nllxlvzllwy, Rimlullxl Nnfk, xfilflill Xujmlml, Hugo Nzulwrhm-ll fix xl1ll'Xill Xvvsc. Ijllllkllli Nvlcscn. l'ZZll'l Ncv. llclurcs Nix. llluricllzn Nullling, xvillliltl' Xllllillg. lumn Ovllvl. lum- 0'K ' cctv. .Xl'llIlll' Olmlcnlmrg. Kcnncth Olm, Ruth Olsc-11.10 Ann Olsvn. ly Opgcnurlll. Cmmic Oppcnccr. Hvlvn f7l7'lCIll'Cl'. loan Omcl1cL'1'. llmlazlml OIIU NNN' ' ' ' ' H ll . . . ml l.mlcl. Imam Iam, Lvl. slum' l'L'lliS. l.m'rnim- Pick. .llltlilh l'zu1l. Bcity Paulsen. .Xrlyn l'1-mall. -lQ.. Row Row Row Row ' l'l C1 ' l'illil ' ' Puller, Allmcrl l'rzicgci', Ilcun l'x'iu', lk-wily Rzullw I- l'llgt'IlC lclcrsolm. l-Iugcim islcr, iTllCYlCVC ig, Angclmg . Ralph Rzulkc. Angela Rannl, Gilbert Rzmmicr, Hermann Rllllllllllllll, Rulwrl Rcif. .Z NOYIIILI Rcinnru, William Rm-im-king. Alczui Rcinlinrcll, joan Rciiilmzmll. Alulm Rcinllzmll. William Rc-xii. llvlly Rimlgc, ll0lll0ll Riclmlil, William Rivlmv, llorolliy Rzilmc. Elsie- Rolrclg. lflllllll' R0clil'l1m'n. nlwrl Rtwlllll, William Roggc. lfiuiiicis Russ, Kaul Rosso, Willaml Roszulx, Nlury Roth, Doris Rmkc-r. llu-mimi Ringo, Conlon Ruppcl, Kc-nnclli Szillwcmlvl, Rolicrl Smunlzni. lisllicrSrlizic-lk-1'. I Willaml Si'll1llli'l'..lllllllS Sclicl11n,.Xi'lyiin Sflllllllll,Rll'llRlI'll Sfllllllll. Clzirol Salim-iilciy lmliu Sclinviilur. Many 5lllllll'lLlK'l'. liclrmll-s Sl'lllK'llllllg. Virginia Srliltnn. lZlzll'v1iL'e Sc'lil'ull10wl', l'l1xllix Sillrcins, Virginian Sml1mciln'l'. In the Whole School . . . Rim' Row Row Row 'alllvl' Sil1l'ucmlv1'. llunzllzl Sflllllll. Rolwrl Scllulll, lfrznik Srliulfv, hluyu' SlllWClllg'l'lllK'l'. Cllznlvlicf- Sfmt. ,Xulvll Svifcrl. Rulli Scnklrcil. -lulm Scrliili, Km-unclli Sllzlw. Vvrnu Sliiclils. R1lXIllllllll Siclwrl. 'lL'l'll0 SlCg'L'I'l. RlDSL'lll2lI'f' Skelton. Ricluml 501151 lingcli, Carlton Spzillck. l-Inga-nc Sl7l'llllgl'I'S. Nlnrxin Sllllllbl' - - Ld Mary Slillll, Ruymmul Slumpfl, john Staples, Rolxcrl Slnricli, 'lunicc Slcllbii, l.:nVc-nic Sli-ill-ii. alrilxll Slcllcll, luck Slcllcs, Ruger Slcgcincwr. liclwalril Slvgncr. Roy Stein. lrcm- SlClllll1lllN. 'IUZIII Sll'llllDIll1ll Rolwrl Sli-inprcis, Wziync SlCllll. Slzinlcy Slcrkcl. Orville SlCl'illN'll', llzuinl Sliclwr. lK'l'l1l'l' Slrickm-r. llonzilml Siickow, Rolmcrl Sullurpcll, lltflly 'I'zisi'lic, .Ioycc lll2lllill'l'lllTl', Rnlnml 'llllllNl'll4'lx. .lK'lllN'lll lcr Nllllll, l'z1lric in lcskc, Dorolliy 'l'c11mcr, Arno 'l'liicnw, Donald 'l'oil1'gis, l.cm1:ml 'l'usl0n. -20- Row liXorhert lelles. Roger lenk. Ronald liller. jeronte Row I-joyce 'l'ruttschel. Royce lruttschel. Audrey lTbbelohde. Joyce YIIIUYCII. Eugene Ver Yelde. joseph Yinceritli llettx Voigt. l,aYerne Vollbrecht. David Wagner. l,aVerne Wagner. Walter Wagner. Doris Walielield, Row 2---llorotltie Wakefield. Nlagdalane Wangeniann. Barbara Wangerin. jewel Wangerin, William Werlt. Ray l burger. Wilina Weimann. .Kuna Welsch. Lorraine XN'endlaud. Patricia Xl'erner. Robert Werner. xl'lll Row Il-june Wessner. Mae .lean Wessel. joseph Westphal. Marion Wheaton. l.ois Alean White. Robert Wierand, llilu is garde Wieginann. Gladys XvlCl'Ill2lCll. Donald Wilke. Faye Wilke. Ronald Wilke, june Williams. Rott I-Roseinary Wilson. Donald Wiltlius. Russell Winkelhorst. Nlurlin Winter. lletty Wirtl. Glenn Witlrotk. lal lk ll 'o ersheim. l'illl2llll'lil Wysoclci. Carole Zahn, Rogers larling. Robert leicliert, Sidonia leinemann. And I hey Say I hey re the Besi . Around the town. loafing Sophomores were seen. Teachers, we think. enjoyed that too! Two days of vacation -nothing to do, Now for a season when Sophomores slull, On turkey. dressing and pie, sho' null. Two days ol' vacation in which to do this. Zimmermann. 'l heodore Zimmermann. Gladys lube. Slfllllilfll 2it'llCS galore, lllll Oll what bliss! Basketball season-fyea. what a teamlj- The Sophs are present-to yell and S h SCYCHIU. op o ' ' ' Harry Hurtienne is the Sophomore's pride - Soplmmmycs me H mmirv Crew Hatch out for hint when hes tn his f ' stride. ll'ho hare real fun the whole year through. They study a little and play a bit- .Xnd as a class they say they're It ! Santa's coming was tnuch awaited. Eyes all starry. and breaths abated. Sophs still believe in old Kris Kringle, In the crisp. cool, football air. Sophomore boys really did their share. Adolph Butala and XVillis Heyu, Helped our Redmen hold that line . ln November when the teachers con- yened, -21- And the holiday recess left them a'tingle. Sophs watched '43 pass out the door, Then opened it wide to welcome lfl: They started a fine year. bright and new. To work and show what Sophs can do. -Page 22. please. 'et ,ph C Sure enough grow up fast 2lI'Olll1tl here! Sophomores . . . Report cards are rotning, all dread the ordeall Good grades some ean't beg, borrow, or steal! liv hard work alone students rate those Ks , llut Sopl1s are doing it as nice as you please. l.ate i11 hlllffll tl1e town ol' Green Bay, Called our loving tearl1ers away, To meet about lll2lllCl'S, lllllJ0l'l2illl and deep, But tl1e HSOIJllSU llald 2111 extra morning to sleep! Easter, ol1 Easter - YN'll1il a gay season, lVith lllC girls i11 hats, all out of reason. Nsillillu boys i11 suits Llllll ties so bright, I11 tl1e Easter parade, they were quite a sight! Spring eanie ill a11d the llowers was glances to lind hers and 'I'll?1invvas tl1e SCJSOII for budding 1'0- Xldlshlsiiiiitlg fever - ho llulll - and also spring dances. May tl1irtietl1 was lXlClIl0l'l2ll Day, The Sopl1s paid tribute i11 tl1e proper way 'lo heroes dead, Zllld heroes living, Those wl1o gave all, a11d those still giving. I.ast day of school, the seniors leave us, 'I'o see them go will surely grieve us. 'l'hey're a gra11d bunch, tl1e Sophs all know, But you just watch the Sopltotnores go! I1 C t i 0 n f0pposite pagel - After a hard day these juniors relax around a locker: left to right. Ruth Fibiger, Mary Lou Leve. juclith Hier icxuan. Rita Klein and Verna Mattern. in. v S MQNN NQXX Q x ,. ,HX Asif' . , 5. ',r QW x 1' . 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' 5 ' '12'Z2If??'3'.TZZI1Z2'L 'I' .N K 9 f .H 1 , ww, nt, faznmnffcueqmnv. - 1 'ts N' ,ing -fwhwilliiifvia nf A' fffw-bf-fussaa-M., H' A :N QT iffAfjfzgzwnan-..::::X' 5- x X 'lbfinltnq 4 X' j auwH,..,,,,,,,,,,, .-uw .V .F ff' X-'Q--o+cv....-v A x 60f ' wslsiroasane ' . ,X i nw - ,...neawaaaay f'i . , -nuns-arrpfff' ' me ' ' Mffbhorivtwb M xi . ., A uf 1 . -w b yfIff.Iffff M m as 4' 'P!i0NiY49l'Q,.wA'gY K ,H .Q M: V, ,.k.,..K.,,,,...fM Y V , ' x'Hsnn4qwQs,. ' j' j'H+u4sN...... f 'jf Mn-WH.. 'Q H--wQ.,..,. 'Q X-if ni gs V5.5 ' ' 5,33 9 gs 1 ay ,W .y-5. , x K, .f:.:,.:L X' 7 1 2+ , 31 1 .HQ 2 ' R Q Q 4 . X4 4 , ML AT? , ww ffhaff' N ,, 'Qi' .NV Juniors Like Parties Row Row Row R ow Row R ow Row Row l 2 3 4 5 I 2 3 Clemens Acker, joseph Augustin, Ralph liackes. Ther- esa Baeura, Eltla Barthel, Ruth Bartman, .Xrthur Bart- zen, Arthur Bauer, Elvira Bauer, Jeanne Beecher, Shirley Behrens. Harry Berg, Shirley Boettcher. Herbert Braun, Carole Brehm, Kenneth lirulla, Mylon Bubb, Beatrice Buen- zow, Edward Bunke, Hugo Bunke, Roman Burich, Donald Burkhart. Shirley Burt, Virginia Clhristus, ,lean Clark. Phyllis Clark. Donald Clement, Nick Colovos. Lorraine Dah- mer, Anastasia Demopoulos, lVilliam DeVriend, Mel- vin Dietz, James Doro. Betty Drews, Thomas Druml, Thomas Elmenreiter, Meredith Edelblute. Leona Ehlert, Elaine Engel, Deloris Erdmann. Elaine Erdmann. Adele Ertel. Lillian Ertel. Ruth Ertel. Eleanore Eur- ich, Gilbert Ewald, Dorothy Fahres, Arlisle Felten. Gladys Festerling, Dominic Fetterer, Ruth Fibiger. Patricia Finke. Marie Fintelmann, Edgar lfriedrichs, Marion Fritsch. Dolores Fritz, Lois Fritz, Richard Galxrielse, Jeanne Gandre, Ellen Gartman, Lucille Gephart. Gilbert Gil- bertson, Norman Gillingham. Fred Godeman, Joseph Goehel. Duane Goodacre. Hel- en Gottschalk, -loyce Grams, Kenneth Greenwald, Mae Greilli, Patricia Groh. Lois Grosskopl, Oliver Grotea lueschen. Allred Gruenke. -24 Row Row Row Ron Row Row Row Rt iw U 3 0 L fa nk Elaine Grnpe. Ronald Gustafson. Carol Haaek, Rue- ben llaaek. Carol Hagedorn. Gordon Hansen, Marian Harder. XVilliam Harms, .Iohn Harrison, Rosaleen Hartmann. Kathleen Haneh. Donald Heilberger, Rita Henningsen. XValter Herman, Arlisle Hermann. Hilda Hermann. Hildegard Her- mann. Doris Herzog. Delores Heyn, Robert Heyn. ,ln- dith Hierseman. Doris Hildebrand. Merton Hillyer. Audrey Hinz, Henry Hoerl. Gilbert Hohner. Bertha Horn. Raymond Horness. Herbert Hu- bert. Phyllis Huebner. Lee Hnenink. Harlan Huibregb se. Dorothy Hnmmitlseli. Albert lbe. Raymond Alaekett, Audrey -Iaeobi. Betty glaeobi. Arlene hlaeobson, Clifford Qlaehnke. XVilma Jahn, Iilin- or qlames. .lt-rome blank. Marie johnson. Stewart llohnsot. I2 erine -Iones, Kenneth lurk. Raymond Kaiser. .act ut line Kamerman, Elinore Karge, Betty Kaseln 'gt , rine Kate. Marian Katlenniaier. Kenneth Kausler. Karl Keil, .lohn Keppler, Delo Kissehnan. Richard Klarhorst, Patricia K 2 , Klein. Elaine Klug, Harry Koehn. Mary Knelelkat m .lohn Kohl. Mary Kohl. Robert Koyaeie. Marion Kraus. Nlnrit Kraus, Riehard Krauss. Hiram Krebs. Donald Krnn mel. NValter Knbitf, Beatrice Kuehl, Robert Ku' Carl Kuehn. -fv:,- And Really Have Fun ! And After Three Years Row Ruw Row Row Row Row Row Row I 2- 3 4 5 1- 0 .- 3 - Elaine Kuenne, Betty Kurtz, Clllarlotte Kuseliel, .john l.eielc, Robert Leinke, Louis l.esniak, lfloycl Leve, Ma- ry Lou l.eve, Dawn Loelnnan, l'll'Clll'll'll l.utLe, -lznnes Lyons. Edith Maas, Sara Mallin, Marian Maltzahn, Kenneth Alklllllllll, -Iosepliine Markelz, Mary Markelf, Florence Markgral, Richard Martens, 'llielina lXl2lSlDl'llfll, Rob- ert Mase, Verna lNlattern. Alvin Meilolllnn, -loyee Metselier, Naomi Meves, Char- lotte Meyer, Clarice Meyer, Harvey Milnn, Donald Minster, Roland lNliselm, Eva Mohr, Corrine Morken, Doris Mueller. Fred Mueller, Jeanne Mueller, Joyce Mueller, Lueva Mueller. -'lillCl'C52l Mnlluy, Catherine Nastos, llarolcl Neese, Ruth Neilfel. Joyce Nelson. -Ianire Nourse. Vera Novak, Virginia Oehllmerg, Glenn Ueuel, Frecleriek Oppeneer, Sylvin Ott, Frecl Pagelow, Rena Parkus. lflIllL'l' l,CllllIlClt'I', Frank Peters. Beatrice Penis, Edward Pfister, Robert Plxippen, Har- old Piek, Clortlon Pierce, lsla l'iert'e, cllll'lSlllll' Planlun, Donald Potlrlay, Henry Potli, Margaret Progar. Ann Quimby. joseph Racluvan, Melvin Racltke. Rose Ranil, Dona Rannn. 'lack Rannner, Marilyn Rannner, Peter Realm. Mary Rt'll1ll2ll'ill, Raynumtl RL'lIllllll'lll. Victor Rein- lltllll, Alean Renfellnan. ..Q5.. Row Row l U Gertrude Renzelmznni. Hazel Rettele. Lois Retzlalf, Robert Roerdink, Marion Rohde. Aleronie Rotli. l'l0SClll2ll'y Roth, Margaret Ruellr, Elaine Sztclise, lo- sepli Sznnszi. XVilnizt Sztsse. K Maury Sclizutp, .Ieatnette Scliztde, Ray Sl'll2iCliCl', Marguer- ite Sclleele. lidnntnd Sclietter, Margaret St'liinkol'ski. David Sclnieider, Lester Selineider, lovtte Sclioeder Don Sflioenick, Hildegzirde Seliorer. I Leon Sclirnder, Donald Schreiber, Roger Scliriinpl, Cllzirence Scliroeter, Kenneth Seliucluirdt, XVilliznn Schultz, Ricliztrd Schulz, Flilllli Schuster, Anne Sehutte, Virginia Scliwurz, Russell Scliwerzler. Ludwig Sebune, Mary Skrttbe, Robert Spatt, Roger Speekniun. RtJIll2llllC Spiral, .-Xrline Sprenger, Marvitl Staabs, Rose Sturtz. Tl1ey're Almost Al: The Top Row 3 Row l Row 2 Row 3 Row 4 Row 5 Jeanette Sterkel, Arlene Sternbeek, jack Stillwell, Shir- ley Stirdivatnt, Gladys Stroscliein, Xllilliztni Stueber, Edith lztlmbert, LeRoy 'l'erlun'dt, Arthur Tews, Oliver VllllCllllC. Ethel rllllllllllllg. Audrey 'l'innn, Judith Treicliel. Leo Tresp, Rudy Turk, Otto lltteck, Howard Vander XVt-ele, Lowell Vain liss, Luettzt Voltf, Bernice xV1lgIlCl'. Ritliztrd XVz1g- ner, Robert XVZIQIICIZ Romain XVugner, Victor XVZIQIICII xv2llllClll2ll' XV:igiier, Donald Xvlllllllf, Allen xV2lIlgClll2lllll, Harold XVzn'den. liditli XVztssink, Donald XVelJer, Ruth XVeeden, Flora XVt-inziug. Cllztrence XVeinberger. .99 -27- Bui Still Climbing ! Row l - Bernice lvendt, Betty Wesener, Mary llliemann, Robert Xvirtz, Ralph NVodricl1, Frederick lVolf, Raymond VVolff, Betty XVol- lCl'S. Row 2- Helen XVuestenhagen, Anne Yeray, Lorraine Zastrow, Alfred Zeinemann, Ieanne Zeinemann, Minnett Zeinemann, Myrom Juniors Zill. Rose Zitzer. Were on our way! There is no use denying. We ought to be. after years of trying! We've struggled upward from the bottom, And soon we'll pass the whole lot of 'eml We'll be the big guns of this grand school And no longer the mighty seniors' tool. Our Day has come. were filled with pride Now we can take all the rest for a ride. Well laugh at freshmen, scorn the 'sophsf Wt-'ll be hard boiled, but not to the profs! Homework we'll do, but only by pressure, XVe're out to enjoy the nice fnightj fresh air All work and no play makes jack a dull boy, All play and no work - that's what we enjoy One whirl of parties - we're out to have fun, x 7 -LMMQ l But that isn't school- it just isn't done. Don't be wrong, we're not. flutter-brained, Our teachers have taught us, and we are well trained. Responsibilities we'll shoulder with a smile, you see, And five per cent of us will make the Honor Society. The ladder we'ye climbed, just one step to go, Before saying farewell to the best school we know. Seniors, we're ready, all poised and with grace, VVe'll fill your shoes amply when we take your place. ft R R IJ GL K F: l' use for tnlause! Robert fllohj llrockman. senior class preside Qllpposile pagej- a 5 ' :jj mms SQ , eni om re olgaclemi lhis mttncil helps tnztlte the senim' yezn' the finest of the fotnx Senior Class Officers l't't-sitlt-nt V Robert ISt'oc'luiiztti Set't'et:n'y - Ruth Billtnztn Vteerpresitletit - Donziltl lireheint 'll1'CllSlll'L'l'- Inge Rogge They lezul their class: Rnhert llrmlunziii. president: Inge Rogge, trezisnrer: Rnth Billnmn. retary: Donziltl Bl'Clll'llll. xiee-presitlent. -30- Council Members l0l llminzts Roy l05 Ricltzirtl l'1'itnt' l08 Rellzi Horness ll0 .lnne 'I'hiex ll2 .Xgnes Setlnizila 203 Clotiwztt' Resehttrg 205 Nl:1t'jm'it' 'l'hnll 207 Phyllis I.ex'et'enf 2lI5 llonztlcl -lost 2ll Aloltn Kraus 1500 liennetli lVelJet' Alternates l0l ,Xrlytie Slit-het' l0:'v litlwztrtl Pztnl l08 'lust-pli liilltnzinn ll0 Dunne lienninglizi ll2 Curl Gieselae 2033 Nlzixine 'l'rotter 205 llonziltl Kotte 207 llonztltl Krztnier 2lfl .lnyce Hewett 2ltl Ruth lloehnke 306 llelen l.nltirl1 We Graduate With Seriousness This Year lt wats at funny thing- being at senior. :Xt senior ltonor danueeauul it wats just thatt. lirst it seented odd tltatt tltere wats no elatss ltiglt- Perhatps we were the ntost seriotts senior er- tto one to look up to. The other students elatss thatt ever jtrepatrecl lot' grauluattion liront ltaul suddenly loeused their eyes on tts. 'l'here Centratl. XVe were young. yet old enough to wats sontetltittg definitely dililierent atltout being light, old enough to die. il' we ltaul to. Out at senior-something speeiatl. It wats atlntost like country told tts it needed us. lor we were the being at ttew student atgztin, best lighting group within its greatt hound- liut atlter atwhile thatt leeling wore off. XVe atries- heeatuse we were young. XVe satw inautj settled dowtt to work atnd studied better thatn ol' ottr senior hots don tlte unilorins ol' tlte vatr- we ever ltaul ltelore. lieeatuse ol' tlte watr-time ious services. Our elatss heeatnte stnatller attul eltatnges in everylJodt s eurrieulunt, there were sntatller: yet, we watttted to he the best - attul wt tuulerelztssnten in ottr elatsses. 'l'hatt gatve tts atdd- hope we were. ed incentive in ottr studies, lor those underelatss- Centratl wats grattul to us, XYe tried ottr ltest tnett were ntightt' intelligent. to give hau'k some ol the things slte haul given XYe haul lots ol' good tintes, too. XVe were tts. XVe't'e leatving ttow attul notte ol' us would tlte ltatppiest elatss in tlte school when Centratl ntittd statrting atll over atgatin. Our datys att Cen- lteatt North in thatt latst ltatsketlmatll gatnte ol' the tratl were ottr happiest. even though tlte ltonte- seatson. lt wats ottr latst gauue atnd we just haul work attul elatsses were ntonotonous sontetintes. to win! 'l'he senior eouneil wats like tlte senatte, But now we'x'e at bigger jolt atlteaul. The hut just lor us. XX'e went to senior atssenthly world looks to tts heeatuse it needs ottr strength. when everyotte else sau in ltonterootn. The sen- ottr entltusiatsnt, ottr youth, attul our love ol ior elatss platy wats our own production. XVe lreedont. XVe graulttatte witlt seriousness this worked on tlte atnnuatl. The juniors platnned at yeatr. ,gn Scdoof .fgcfiuified llxtll ntonitot. .lune lhiex. poses for tlte eauneral. Seniors atlmsorlx smite post-graulttatte infotntattion from tlte senior ltulletin hoard. -31- ff' i Achilles R. Adams ul. Alefl I Amoe R. Ashenbach G. Axel ESTHER ACHILLES fCommercialj Chorus 2, 3, 4: Ginger would like to work in a large office. RUTH ADAMS fCommercialj Glee Club 3: Basketball, baseball and swim- ming rate IOIJS with her. AIEAN ALEFF fElectivej Chorus 4g Glee Club 45 She likes to say, Are you kid- ding? HELEN AMOE fGeneralj She enjoys and received credit in school for piano playing. RUTH ASHENBACH fGeneralj Glee Club 3, 45 Cheerleading lg To be a nurse is her ambition. GERALD AXEI. fCollegej Chorus lg Glee Club l: jerry especially enjoyed mechanical drawing. F. Becker S. Beneke FREDERICK BECKER CGeneralj Sen- ate fi: Fred desires to make aviation his career, and l1e dislikes women wolves. ROSILAND BIERSDORF QCommerci- alj Ro1y likes dancing and skating. She hopes to work in an office. KENNETH BEILFUSS QGeneraljj Sen- ate I: Lake Breeze Newspaper 4. ALFRED BEINEMANN fGeneralj Bas- ketball l,2, 35,43 Track l, and mgr. for 2 yrs.: Football l, and mgr. for 3 vrs.3 Won Qlr.-Sr. Lightwt. wrestling tourna- IIICIIL as-.,,. R. Biedsdorf K. Beilfuss A. Heinemann I. Bennig D. llenninghaus H. llcthke SHIRLEY BENEKE fElectivej Nicky loves crocheting, embroidering and ma- chine shop. INGRID BENNIG fCollegej Chorus +I: Glee Club 3: Geometry, drawing and the Redskins make her happy. Dl VANE BENNINGHAUS fElectiyej Senate 2, 3: Slouse wants to get into the Navy. HARROLD BETHKE fGeneralj Senate 43 H. B. leads a Scout Troop, enjoys math and wants to travel. .. 9,..S7 z Z? ,4 Z? -. eruice: .Jlrecl eclwr, eznemann . C911 .7Ae Sruice: im ezoenilf, Wav? IAMES BEZOENIK fflenerall Chorus I: Swimming, sports and 'printing suit this Navy man. .-Xlso, col eeting maps. .IOYCE BEZOENIK fileneralj Clee Club 3. 'l: Lake Breeze Newspaper 4: Swimming 2. ti: .Ioyce enjoyed biology class. ELMER BIEDERXVOLF fCeneralj Band 25: Chorus I. 2, 4: Elmer's hobby is drumming and mechanics. RODCER BIEHI. ffleneralj Member of the safety council: Bug likes photo- graphy and horseback riding.- t.. ,. -t .. cil ll: .Ioe's pet peeve is girls who smoke RUTH BILLMAN fElectivt-Q Chorus fl: Clee Club 2.3: School Plavs -l: Honor Society'3, 4: Debate 2, 35: Associate editor Lake Breeze fl: Senior class secretarv. BERNICE BOLF fCommereialj CAA. I: Bernice likes shorthand and movies. HILDECARIJE BOLCART ffleneraly Clee Club 3: Hedy loves art and de- signing, and she wants to be a designer. blames Beloenik Iloyce Ilezoenik li. Biederwolf R. Biehl ml. Billmann R. Billman ll. Bolf H. Bolgart JOHN BOLCERT CCollegej Chorus l, 2. 3, Ll: Senate 2, 3. 4: lohn was vice- president of the school for l semester and president for 2 semesters. ROBERT BOLLER fCeneralj Lake Breeze Annual -1: Bob's hobby is art. l'A'I'RIClA BOWSER Clilectivej Or- chestra 2. 3, -l: Glee Club 2, 4. ETHEL BR.-X.-XTZ fCommercialQ Glee Club ll: Baton Twirling 3, -1: Senate l. DONALD BREHEIM fCollegej Chorus I, 2: Senate 2, 4: Senior Council -1: Swim- ming 2: School treasurer for I sem.: and Senior class vice-president. Ro1xER'r aRoc1KM.xN fCollc-gel Sen- ate l, 2, 3. Al: Basketball l: Track l. 3: Football 2: Swimminf 2: Senior class . B prestdent. Al. Bolgert R. Boller l'. Bousct li. Braati IJ. Brelteim R. Btockmm -Fifi- .IOE BILLMANN fflollegejj Senate 3: Lake Breeze Newspaper ffl: Senior coun- 44 . ,Ore-60 ege oume Cjfaimd 81 .szniora ROGER BRONSON Qileneralj Indus- trial mechanics and being a good mech- an ic suit Roger. IOHN BRUMELS Qfieneralj Basketball il: Track Fl, 4: .lohn likes carving, build- ing models. and speech. VERONICA BRUNETTE filommer- cialj lVorked in school bank: Ronny enjoys crocheting and movies. DELFYA BUBB ffleneralj Glee Club 32 Art, singing, swimming and skating are O. K. according to Dolly. ROBERT BUCHNER filollegej Senate 1: Honor Society 4: Football 2, 3, L11 Bob was an Honorary Rotarian. MARY ANNE BUSHXVAY Qflollegej Mary Anne wants to be an aviatrix. She likes taking pictures and typing. .IEROME BUTZEN fGeneralj Band 2. Al: Orchestra 4: Lake Breeze News- paper 3, 4: Alerry usually says, The bus was late. DORIS CAREK fCommercialj Doris likes to sew, type, take shorthand, and watch basketball games. -l f in R. Bronson I. Brumels Y. Brunette ll. Bubb R. Buclmer Xl. Bushway I-IIC:-xsatly M. Cornell E. Dankwardt E, Dassler A. Demmin M. lJeM0tts ll. BllllCll D. Carek FAYE CASAIDY Qflollegej Clee Club 35, 'lg Honor Society 4: Kitten likes geometry and wants to be a nurse. MURRAY CORNELL ffieneralj Band 'l, 23 Listening to records and orchestras is lNIurray's favorite pastime. ELSBETII DANKXVARIYI' filommer- cialj Clee Club l, 2. 3, Ll: Senate 4: G. A. A. l, 2, El: likes foods and math. EUGENE DASSLER Cfleneralj Model airplanes, baseball, basketball, and machine shop make Eugene happy. ALLEN DEMMIN fflollegej Senate 2: Lake Breeze Annual Stall 4: Lake Breeze Newspaper 43 School Plays MARY DEINIOTTS fflollegej Senate l. 2, 4: Lake Breeze Annual Staff 45 Lake Breeie Newspaper 4: VVants to be a nurse. .IANE DERLEIN fCollegej Debate 2: G. A. A. 2. 3: .lane worships horses and all outdoor sports. DORIS DIEHI.. fElectivej Clee Club 3. 'lr Cheerleading l: Dory wants to travel. and enjoys knitting. ROSEINIARIE DIETZ fflommercialj Band l, 2, 3. -I: Orchestra 4: Playing the piano appeals to Rosie . IRENE DOERINC ffieneralj Red or l reckles dotes on writing to friends in the service. EDXVIN DORA ffleneralj Eddy likes to say No kidding and to collect pic- tures of movie Sli-ITS. ROGER DORO fllollegej Cooking is Roger's ambition. He also collects phonograph records. il. Doering D. Diehl la. Dora I. Derlein alba M. Dortman ll. DOI? ll. Drews S. Droll ul. Drnml Ii. Dnesing MARIE DORTMAN fCommercialj Marie doesn't like smart alecks. Secre- tarial work thrills her, and so does skat- mg. JEROME DOTZ fGeneralj Glee Club 2: 'lerry collects baseball pictures. Print- ing is tops with him. JOYCE DRENVS fCeneralj Glee Club 3. 4: .loyee likes to correspond with friends and go bowling. SHIRLEY DROTT CElectivej Glee Cllub I: Debate l: Shirley wants to be a success in whatever she undertakes. M. Eberhard! ul. Eggert JOSEPH DRUMI. fGeneralj aloe enjoys music, golf, and football. He would like to be a draftsman. EUGENE DUESING ffleneralj Genes favorite sports are basketball and base- ball. MARIANNE EBERHARDT fijommer- cialj Honor Society 3, 4: She collects records of orchestra leader's themes. -IUNE EGCERT fCommercialj Orches- tra 3, 4: Likes coin collecting and dis- likes conceited people. ma.. was I E I W .ful x 1 '-LL , XB., I '-xii' I ' lie. f, 7' F I ' ' , 2'-ts a . -',fv ' ,,l3fY5l ffl-I ' 5 Q R. Diell R Doi 'U enera! Connie jaLen Ay 93 .gzniora -35- Nl. Ehaney Nl. Ehle R, Iiileg -I. Erbstoeszet .L liwig V, Ljwig MARY ELLEN El-IANEY fCi0llll1lCI'CiZllD Lake Breeze Annual 4: Debate l, 2, 3: Shorty's favorite saying is eatlish . NI.-XRLYNE EHLE QElectivej Glee Club El. -1: her hobby is music and she enjoys skating and hiking. RICHARD EILES Cflollegej Football lg Basketball l: Glee Club l. 2, 3, 4: Dick enjoyed journalism and sports. .IEANNE ERBSTOESZER CConnner- cialj Glee Club 3: .leanne worked in the school bank. .-XDRIENNE EWIG fflommercialj Clee Club Ll: Cheerleading I: Debate l: Sen- ate -li Orchestra l, 2. VIRGEL ENVIC ffleneralj Clee Club l: Virgel would like to travel, and she enjoys all sports. Nl. lel li. l- ISC'llCl' X MARION l El.Dl-I.-XUSEN fCommer- rialj Enjoys dramaties, swimming, and tennis. LQUVRENCE l EL'l'ON QConnnt-rcialj Chorus fl. -1: l.inse liked gym best. CONS'l':XNCE l lCK QCommereialj Sen- ate 2. 4: Lake Breeze Newspaper 55, -ll Plays 'l: School treasurer for l semester. Connie likes music and knitting. NVlI.l.l.-XM FINNECAN fflollegej Plays Flpl: Senate l, 2. 3: Lake Breeze adver- tising l. 2, fl. 4: Ambition is to be a lawyer: enjoys all sports. dhausen L. Felton C. Fick XV. Finnegan lfistler Il. Foehs T. Pos er BETTY FISCHER QGeneralj Betty en- joys sewing. Her ambition is to be a dancer. YIRCINLX FISTLER ffleneralj Chorus 2: Clee Club Al: Art and music rate tons with her. -IOIIN LUCHS Qflollegej lXIath's his fav- orite. XVants to get into Naval Aviation. 'IAERRENCE FOSTER fllollegej De- bate and lorensics l, 2: Plays 2: Terry's lavorite study is history. A fine actor. . .gn .7lte Sruice: .ibiclf Ciika, ir Corlazi fflti- . n .gzruicw gag jldeye, lic! .idieae FRANCIS FOX fflollegej Senate lg Lake Breeze Newspaper A11 Imagine! Foxy's favorite subject is l.atin. MILTON FRANZ ffieneralj Orchestra l, 2, II, -I: Lake Breeze Newspaper -lg Hobby is music: Ambition-linotype operator. LLOYD FREITAG filollegej Likes bas- ketball: wants to be a chemist. ROBERT FREYIC ffleneralj Chorus 33 Ulee Club 2: Track 3: A present Navy man, Bob wants to be an electrical engineer. RICHARD FRIESE fflollegej Football and basketball l: Schlitf' likes hunt- ing, wants to liye to be l00. CAROL l ROIil.ICIII tilommercialj Moe wants to travel: likes acting' and good music. VIRGINIA GABRlEI.SIi filollegej Lake Breeze Newspaper ll: School Plays 3, 43 Pet peeye is 'Kbrain storms . HENRY CLERES flllectivej Swimming and Track 2, Ei: Orchestra fl: Senate -lg Likes everything in sports and math. F. Fox NI. Franz I.. Freitag R. Freye R. Friese C. Ifroel ich CARL CIESEKE tllollegej I.ake Breeze Newspaper 3. -I: Lake Breeze Annual 4: Football I. 2, 3, Al: Track l, 23 Doe likes journalism and all sports. BET'I'Y GLAESER fklleetivej Fuss thinks dramatics are swell: her ambition is to be a beautician. GERTRUDE GOEBEI. fflonnnercialj Likes sewing, ping pong and reading. ELAINE GOLDMAN fllonmtercialj Chorus l, 2, 3, 4: the soprano member ol' our trio, her hobby is singing. EIJIVARD COLOB Clilectivel Football 3. -I: Any day and hour finds Eddie saying, Hey, Boy , Marines lor him! FRANK GOODAVISH ffleneralj A swell artist, Trax wants to be a pilot: Pet peeye: women drivers! Y. Gabrielse H. Geres 44 X.. C. Gicscke B. Clacser G. Gocbe Goldman E. Golub F. Goodawsll 37- . . .911 we .gzruicw K on grade, Wav? BE'1 1'Y GORDON fCommercialj Glee Club l, 23 Her favorite subject is short- hand-result: stenographer. HILDEGARDE GO'l 1'l-'RIED QGener' alj Glee Club l, 2, 4: Favorite saying: Oh, how super! Ambition: nursing. MARY GO'l I'SCHALK fC o 1 1 e g ey Cheerleading l. 2: Mary Dorcas is a marinerg wants to be a teacher. GLENN GRADE CGeneralj Orchestra l, 2, 4: Senate 23 School Plays E53 Glink wants to play in a band. GLADYS GRAMS fCommercialj Chorus 45 Avoids crowded buses, Hobby is read- ingg Ambition is stenography. WILLIAM GRASHORN CGeneralj Band 2, 45 Orchestra ll: Bill likes basketball, physics, and math. ROBERT GRASSE fElectivej Swim- ming l, 2, 31 Bob likes motorcycling and people with a sense of humor. RUTH GRASSE Clilectivej Glee Club Fl, -lg Ruthie's ambition is to wear the uniform ol' a Cadet Nurse. IE. Gordon G. Grams G. Gretz D. Gruhe S. Gruel -1. Guenther E. Gunther R. Haack H. Gottfried NI. Gottschalk G. it t W. Grashorn .5 .aff GERALD GRETZ fciCllCl il lops with jerry is ping pong. wants to be a civilian a SHIRLEY GRUEI. fllollcgtj Ouhtstrt l, 2, el: Dislikes the alarm clotk Wants to be a nurse. souvenirs. ...38.., Robert Grasse Ruth lt st DONALD GRUlSEfGene1alj Band 5 4 Orchestra 2: Debate and lorensxcs 2 Sonny is wearing the nuy blue but JAMES GUENTHER fElLLllVCb Orchcs tra 2, 25, -l: Hobby: mechanics Xmbttton captain of a Great Lakes xcsstl EUGENE GUNTHER ff cntl tl Cho rus l, 2: Track 31 Swimming 7 Collects RUTH HAACK fc.iOllllIlLlLlil rlwnl it ing 43 Likes to write letters VVants to be a dental assistant. INEZ H,-XBECK flllcctivcj Glcc Cluh l, 2, 25, Al: Senate l, 4: Lake Brcclc News- paper Ll: Cltccrlcading l, 2, 3, Al. DONALD HACKER fflcncralj was active in hand, st-natc, t'l1Ct't'lcatl- ing, and scliuol plays. Ht-'s serving his country now. ROGER ll.-XHN flilt-ctiyt-Q l.t'l'ty cn- jovs all sports: .Xnihitionz 1lI'1llilSllI1lll. RUSE MARIE IIAINES QCIointncrt'ialj Sltm'ty ayuitls wisics . GENE llAl.lSO'l'lI fflollcgt-Q Dt-halt' l, 2: 'l'rat'k l, 2, 3: School Plays Al: Inttrr- :-stctl in ht-mining a Nayy pilotg Favorite snhjcct is avrnnautit's. 'IOHN l'l.-XMETNER fflnllcgcj I'hysit'al ctlucation is tops with hint: Xllants tn join tht- Navy. I. Hahcck D. Hacker R Hihn R. Haines G. Halhoth ul Hunt 44 j. Hansen I.. Hartncling B. Hascnstcin li. Hcincrkc I . lll'il1l'l'lil' E. Henning E. Ht'rh0r l,. Hvring -IEROME H.-XNSEN fflollcgcj Chorus, I: hlcrry lincls radio interesting: Looks lorwztrtl to hccmnittg a chctnist. LENORE H,-XRMELING QEIL-ctiycj Cllmrus Il. Al: Alto tnctnhcr ol' girls' trin: Wants to hc a hair stylist. BRUCE H.-XSENSTEIN fCiL'llCl'1llb Stage Crew 2. fl: Saws stamps: Has soft spot lm' auto int-t'hanit's. ERNST HEINECKE fllnllcgcj Chorus Ii, Tl: Football 2, 3, Al: Ambition is to he an .Xrlny olliccr. FRED HEINECKE fflollcgcj Orchestra 2, 35, Ll: Strnatc 3, Al: 'Track and swinnning 2: Enjoys ntusic. ELLA HENNING fGcnt'ralj Favorite sulmjt-rt is English: Intcrt-st: nursing. EIJNA HERISER fElc't'tiyt'j Hcartily tlislilat-s lung shirts! Enjoys skating antl liasclnall. LEROY HERINCL fflullcgcj Scnatc l, 2, 25: Dchatc and forensics l: liaskcthall 23 Scltoul Plays Sig llislikcs girl stnokcrsn with an t-xclatnation niarkl . ,gn me Sruice: on .jvlacgelg Wav? -39- S. Herm R. Hermann I. llewett V. Hildebrand R. lllllll S. Hinz STEPHEN HERM ffieneralj Glee Club 45 Ham Bones was Glee Club secretary. RICHARD HERMANN QCollegej Or- chestra l, 2. 3, 45 Senate l, 3: Likes chem- istry and music. JOYCE HEVVETT fCollegej Lake Breeze Newspaper and Annual 45 Honor Society 45 School Plays 45 Senate l, 25 Senior Council 45 Forensics I5 Glee Club l. VERNON HILDEBRAND fElectiveQ Torcl1y likes art, records and football, Dislikes sloppy women . ROBERT HINTZ fGeneralj Stage Crew 2, ES, 45 Taking things apart and experi- menting with them thrill him. SYLVIA HINZ fCollegej Lake Breeze Newspaper 45 Cheerleading 25 Mickey says, l'll be seeing you.' nf R. Hoehnke Nl. Holling V. Holm R. Holm nt R. Horness M. Hotz li. Hueter D. llci 1 RUTH HOEHNKE CCL-neralj Chorus 2, 3. 45 School Plays 4: Undecided concerning her ambition. MARJORIE HOLLINC fCommercialj Any day linds her writing letters, or maybe reading a good book. VIOLET HOLM fGeneralj Clee Club 3, 4: Studied German with the best she had. RUEBEN HOl.ZVVAR'l' fCeneralj Cal likes sports and wottld like to roam to the four corners of the earth. RELLA HORNESS fElectivej Collects old sayings5 NVas senator: Ambition is to be a stenographer. MARCUERITE HOTZ fCollegej Cheerleading l, 2, Fl, 45 Enjoyed history. EUNICE HUETER fCollegeQ Orchestra 2, 45 Senate 2, fl, ll: Honor Society 3, fl: School secretary for l setnester and school vice-president for l semester. DELORES .IAEHNIG fElectivej Baton Twirling l, 2, 35 Del enjoys saying, A word to the wise is sullicientf' . 54 eniorri .ggucbecli an gdcfiue oume -40- v n Sruice: yedindge, Join Jgampmann AIUNE -IENSEN Qfleneralj Glee Club 3: Enjoys singing and machinery. EDMUND -IESINSKE fElectivej Ed disliked book reports, but wanted to get into aviation. He's been in the Air Corps nine months now. LLOYD JONES fElectiyej Football 2, fl: Buddy collects loud clothes, es- pecially ties. DONALD -IOST fflollegej Band and Orchestra 2. fi. -1: Track 2, 3, -f: Favorite subject is mathematics. ARLENE AIURK fGeneralj Glee Club 3, 4: She says, XN'ell, I guess : Likes redecorat ing. KENNETH VIURSS ffleneralj Ken wants to go places and do things. -IOHN KAMPMANN ffleneralj Foot- ball 3, 4: Bud is in the army now but is not forgetting his ambition to be a football coach. ELIZABETH KANE fllommercialj Sen- ate 2: Swimming 2. 3, ll: She's an all- round athlete with a G. A. A. letter. 5 ,s sm R l E 1 -' 1 , -'fl'-3- II. Jensen E. Jesinskc L. jones D. .lost A. .lurk K, jurss AI. Kampmann E. Katie RICHARD KARL fElectiyej Senate 4: Likes all kinds of sports. ROBERT KARL fCollegej Lake Breeze Newspaper 3. 4: Basketball l, 2, 3, 4: Track 2: Plays records in his spare time. JEROME KATTE fCommercialj Honor Society 3, Al: This future accountant liked bookkeeping best of all. BETTE KEPPLER fCommercialj Clee Club Al: Different plaids plll together make her see red. RUTH KERNVIN fElectivej Glee Club 3, 4: Shorty enjoys sports, especially swimming and ice-skating. GLADYS KLEMME fCommercialj Band l, 2, 4: Orchestra l, 2, 4: G. A. A. l, 2, 3, 4: Happy especially likes music. - 'SIS ILA Richard Karl Robert Karl II. Katie B. Keppler R. Kerwin G. Klemmc -.41- . Cenfra! .jvlazi 24 .gznior Jeffer innem IUl3l'l'H KLESSIC fllenernlj 'lumly likes biology :incl hopes lo go to Calli- l0l'Ill1l SONIC lllly. NVIl.I.lfXM KLOKOXV flileelivej Clee Club Ei, ll: Luke Breeze ,Xnnuail Alg Favor! ite subject is lll2lClllllC shop. NORMAN KNIER ffienerzilj Swim- ming l, 21 Senzue l, 2, fl, A11 Cheerlezul- ing 2, fi, -1: Luke Breeze Newspaper 55, Al. CI.ORl.'X KOCH ffienerzilj Cookie en- joys playing the piano :incl hopes lo travel some day. IIERMAN KOHLS fEleeliveQ Glee Club 33 Hobby is building xnodel air- planes. NVznns lo be ai niziehinist. LEO KOI..-XR Qllollegej l.eo's favorite subject is physics: Hopes lo lDCCOIllC 21 pilot some clay. EUGENE KOLB ffienerulj Ceoinelry is Eugenes lzivorile snbjeel, :ind all sports interest hiln. ROBERT KOPPLINCER filollegej Senule 23 Bob wznns lo be ll rziplzxin of ll steamboat. Klessig XV. Klokow N. Knier C. Koch H. Kohls I.. Kohn' E. Kolb R. Kopplinger N . Q x xg ,F f a is igggyles R 3, ' 'H P 5'?'i2lgfi ,Q 5' gs QT K. Kossnmn ll, Rom- D. Kramer J. Kraus C. Krause C. Kroos KENNETH KOSSMAN cC0lIllllCl'Cllllb Bookkeeping his luvoriteg XVorked in school bunk. IJONALIJ KO'l l'E fCollegej Football l: Trziek 2, 35. '11 Senate l, fl: Senior Council Al: Luke Breeze Annual 41 Kun wzlnls to be un xxfllly Air Corps pilot. DON.'XI.lJ KR.-XNIER filollegej Don likes physics. :ind enjoys bzisebzill, bus- kelbnll. :incl loolbzill. .IUHN KR.-XUS Qflenerzilj Senate 43 .lohn's laxvorile subject is printing: XVoulcl like to be :in zivixnor. CARULYN KR,-XUSE QCenerailj Bznul l, 2: Chorus l, 2, 3: Sehool Plays l. 2: Kufs znnbition is to beeoine Rl lezieller. ClIfXRl,O'l I'E KROOS QCollegej Sen- zile l: Cln1ek's znnbilion is to be a hostess on an airline. QJ CARI. KRUEGER flileetivej Glee Club 23 Chorus 54. -I: Carl collects football and baseball books. .-Xl.IAN KRUIS flilectivej Band I, 2, IS,-13 Orchestra -1: 'l'ennis l, 2. fl: Favorite subject: drama and acting. Rll'l'll KIlliS'l'liR fColIegej Glee Club 2. Zi: Chorus -I: likes to write letters and hopes lo be a nurse some day. IAVIQRNE KlINS'I'M.bXN ffleneralj Cheerleading I. 2. II, AI: Kunsie enjoys swimming and all sports. ELLEN KllSCHl lil.lYI' fConnnercialj I.ikes swimming and roller-skating: :XIIIIDIIIUII is to become a nurse. ll.-XNIEI. IAMIS Clilectivel Band fl, KI: Orchestra 3, Al: Skating, skiing, and bas- ketball hold his interest. ' ga: as-egg C. Krueger I.. Kunstman .L Kruis R. Kun-su-r Ii. Kusthfeldt Il. l.Lnnb I. Lassack D. l.eicht R lou I . l.int R. Lenhardt ll. Lintsay V. Loehel IIINIE I..'XSS.'XCK Qfleneralj Glee Club II, -I: Curly likes lo bowl and skate. llON.AXl.IJ l.lilCH'l' flilectivej Band I. 2, fl: Orchestra I, 2, Il: Art and drawing interest Chub . R1c:H.xRn l.ENllARlYI' Qlilectivej Basketball I: Physics and mechanics are IJick's favorites. I'HYl.l.lS LEVERENZ fCollegej Chorus fi, Al: Glee Club Ei: Senate l. 2. 3: Senior Council -I: Honor Society El. All Debate I: Forensics I, 2: School Plays 2. El. P. Levcrenz G. Lorenlen - 44 ROBERT LINDOW fGeneraIj Glee Club I, 2: Hobby is tying Ilies and watch- ing baseball and basketball games. JOHN l.INlJS.-XY flleneralj Track 3, -43 lack Iinds airplane building to his liking. VICTOR LUEBIQI. flieneralj Senate 2, 542 Fishing and swinuning are Vic's favorite sports. Cll,BliR'l' LORENZEN CG e n e ra I Q Cibby's favorite subjects are metals and printing: lVants lo be a machinist. . .911 glee Sruice: ann? lamb, Mc olioegef -43- AI. Lorier II. Lukich R. Lutz R. Maas Il. Nlahnke F. Hallman -IOYCE LORIER fCollegej G. A. A. 2, Zi, 4: All sports interest Gay , who thinks chemistry is a pretty good subject. HEI.EN LUKICH fCommercialj Band 2, 4: Senate 2, 3, 4: Senior Council 4: Shorty lists her temper as PCI peeve. ROBERT I.Il'l'Z fCollegej Bud likes math: Hopes to receive his Army Air Corps wings soon. RICHARD MA.-XS CElectivej Band 2, fi, Al: I7ick's hobby is collecting stamps: Ile hopes to get into agriculture. QIACK NIAHNKE QConimercialj Stage Crew 2, 3, 4: Max enjoys working with the stage crew at auditorium programs. FREDERICK MALLMAN CCommer- Thinks oflice practice subject. CORIN N E MAN DEL fCommercialj C. Mandel A. Nlarkevitch AI. AIIIUI E. Matthias M. Manos I. Nlcfllure il. 'Nltggtts EVELYN MA'I l'HIAS Qlleneralj G. A. A.: Clee Club I, 2, 3. 4: Sunny en- Chorus I, 2, fl: Glee Club 3: Orchestra 4: G. A. A. l. 2, 35, 4: Can be found at the piano. MICHAEL MANOS QEleetivej Mike likes to hunt and fish: His ambition is to have a machine shop. ANTHONY MARKEVITCH fGeneralQ Football I, 2: Lake Breeze Newspaper 4: 'I'ony likes math: Wants to be an Army Air Corps pilot. 'IOANNE MAROTZ fElectivej G. A. A. l, 2. 3: Cheerleading l, 2, 3, 4: Happy liked gym: Wfants to be a Phy. Ed. teacher. ioys all outdoor sports: XVants to be a Cadet Nurse. LAURA McCAUI.EY QCL-neralj Senate El: I.auric's usual greeting is Hi, Kids : Lists sports and clothing as Fav- arites. lR.X McCl.llRE QCollegej Lake Breeze El. tl: Football Mgr. 2, 4: Basketball Mgr. 2. 4: Track Mgr. 2. 3, 4. AIOHN MECCERS fElectivej Band 2, 3. 4: Meg thinks band is all right and al- so hunting and fishing. n .szruicw gnc! ollufz, ony yfncuflfeuifclz -44- cialj Fritz lists sports as his favorite: n Srvice: arm 7fWeier, g nemann M.-XRIORIE MEHLBERC fCeneralj Marg likes to play ping pong and ten- nis. Picks home training as her lavorite. NORMAN MEIER ffleneralj Senate 25 Band I, 2, 3: Track I, 2. 3: Corky wants to be a professional swing drum- IllCl'. DOLORES MERSBERCER fCollt-gel Orchestra I, 2: Clee Club I. 3: Blondie likes to read and write letters. MONA METHFESSEI. flilectivej Mona likes to skate and play the piano: Favor- ite subject is art. DOROTHY MILLER fCommercialj Glee Club I, 2, 3, AI: Dottie enjoys ten- nis and basketball. IV.-Xl.'l'ER NIEMANN ffleneralj XVal- ly enjoys fixing and driving cars: XVants to become an automobile dealer. LORRAINE NOVAK fCommercialj Chrys would like to be a private secre- lzlrv. KATHERINE OGNACEVICH fCol- Iegej Chorus I. 2, 4: Senate I, 2, 4: Lake Breeze Newspaper and Annual 4: School secretary 1 sem: School Plays 4. M. Mehllmelg N. Meier IJ. Mersberger Mr. Methfessel D. Miller W. Neimann L. Novak K. Ognacevich MARY OMSTED fiieneralj Band I, 2: Clee Club 3, Al: Mary likes to ski and swim. Ambition: Crade school teacher. RUBEN O'l I'EN fCommercialj Or- chestra I, 2, 3, -I: Senate 2: Football 41: Boobie likes music and reading. l'Vll.l.I.-XM PAPENDIECK fflenerall Swimming I: Racin Jifeons occumies h I gt l 5 , l Btll's time. IVould like to pilot or ser- vice planes. EDIV,-XRD Pqklll. fCollegej Band 2: Football fl, 4: Senior Cottncil ll: Saint enjoys sleeping and eating. MILTON PERLMAN fCollegej Glee Club 2: Chorus 34, -I: Senate Ei, LI: Basket- ball 2: Honor Society El. -I: 'l'rack 2: Football 2, 3, 4: Vice-pres. lor I sem. ROSE PETERS fElectivel Chicks chooses biology as her favorite subject. M. Omsted R. Otten XV. Papendicrk F Paul -115- M. Perlman R. Peters . .911 .S2ruice: eimer, eingaclfer, Rada RUTH PETERSON CGeneralj Imag- ine! Pete's favorite subject was ma- chine SllOlJQ She wants to travel sotne day. YVESLEY PLADSEN fllollegej Senate 2. 3, 43 Swede's hobby is talking it OVCTHZ Pet peeve: pan-cake make-up. MARION PLOCKELMAN fElectivej Enjoys sewing, cooking, and art: Dis- likes disinterested people. MARILYN POPPE fCollegey Band 2, 3, 43 Orchestra 43 Senate 33 Music and La- tin hold her interest. RICHARD PRIMC fGeneralj Basket- ball l, 2, 3, 43 Football l, 2, 3, 43 Track I, 2, 3, 43 Senior Council 43 Likes to hunt. ELEANOR RACKOXV filommereialj Glee Club 'lj Shorty enjoys math and would like to work in a small office. RICHARD RAMMER Qllollegej Honor Society 4: Senate 43 Dicks hobbies are gardening and geometry. NVILBERT REIMER filollegej Chorus 33 Senate 2. 4: Lake Breeze Newspa- per and Annual 2. 3, 42 Honor Society 3, 43 Debate 2, 33 School Plays 3, 4. 214 Q. ii, RT 6' R. Peterson W. Pladsen R. l'rimc E. Rackow K. Reinbacker K. Reinemann C. Renzelman R. Resch A. Reinhardt C. Reschurg -46.. M. Plockelman NI. Poppe R. Ralnmer W. Reimer KURT REINBACKER Cilollegej Band 3. 4: Orchestra 4: Senate 23 Kurt's hobby is aviation. KENNETH REINEMANN ffleneralj Chorus 3: Ken enjoys hunting and fish- ing: XVants to be a pilot. AUDREY REINHARDT fllollegej Glee Club 2: Audrey likes biology: She plans to enter nursing. CAROL RENZELMAN fCommercialj Carol likes to write letters and to roller skate. Favorite: Are you kidding? ROBERT RESCH QElectivej This Navy man enjoys commercial work. He is known to his friends as a regular fellow. CONXVAY RESEBURG fCollegej Sen- ate l, 2, 4: Senior Council 4j Basketball l, 2, lil Football l. 2, 3. 43 Track l.2, 3, 4. INGE ROGGE tCommercialj Senate l: Clee Club l, 2: Debate lg School Plays 3: Senior class treasurer. XVll,I.ARD ROHDE ffieneralj XVillie enjoys baking anti working with tools: Ambition is to be a baker. LUIS ROMMELM.-XNN flilectivej Sen- ate 2: Clee Club 2: Orchestra 2, fi: Chor- us 3, Al: Plans to join the Nurse Catlet Corps. PEARL ROOB fCollegej Clee Club l. 2, fi. -l: School Plays 3: l reckles lists music and shorthantl as her favorites. IXIARCARET ROSSM.-KN fllollegej School Plays 3: Chorus 2, Al: Ambi- tion: airline hostess. THOMAS ROY fflollegej Debate and Forensics I. 2. 3: Lake Breeze Newspa- per antl Annual -1: Senate -1: Senior Council Al. . ,ef I. Rogge W. Rohde I.. Rflllllllllllllllll P. Roob M. Rossman 'l'. Ro as if 'J as 7 I-Z. Rupple Al. Rust D. Schaefer li. Schaefer 0. Scharich C. Schieble R. Schmitlt R. Schnaitmann ES'l'l lliR RllPPl.li fConnnercialj ther's favorite saving is. Still water runs tleep: .Xmbition. to be a nurse. IAY RUST fCollt-gel Band 2, fi, -4: Or- 'hestra 3: Rustv developed a new hob- mv in the service: receiving letters. DOROTHY SCH.-XEI-'ER flllectivej Hlee Club 3: Chorus Al: Dot likes Eng- lish and wants to make the best out of ife. ELI..-X SCH.AXlil IiR ffleneralj Pudge rnjoys all sports: lists sewing as her fav- mrite subject. CYRENA SCI'-IARICH fCommercialQ Rena likes shorthand antl, therefore. wants to tlo office work. CH.-XRl.O'l l'Ii SCHIEBLE fCommer- cialj Senate 2. fl: Chorus 2. 3. Ll: Chuck likes to reatl antl wants to work in an oflice. ROGER SCHMIIYI' ffleneralj Rog's hobby is collecting records and stamps, XVorketl on l.ake lgY'C'ClC Newspaper. ROI..-KNIT SCHNAITINI.-XNN flilcctivej Band 2: Favorite saying: I'tl feel for von, but I can't reach that far. n Sruice: ay Ruff, ggogadv .SzAnaifmann Y -47- 4 44 E. Schramm li. Schraut Il. Schroeder V. Schroeder S. Schucht L. Schultz ELMER SCHRAMM fElectivej Em enjoys listening to records by name bandsg His favorite subject is math. ELIZABETH SCHRAUT fCollegej Glee Club 2, 4: I.iz1ee thought glee club was all right: Ambition, nurse. IULIAN SCHROEDER fflollegej Sen- ate lg Basketball lg Models ol' all kinds lascinate Duke, lVants to be engineer. VIRGINIA SCHROEDER QCommerci- alj English and piano playing are her favorites, Her pet peeye is being teased. SON-IA SCHUCHT QCommercialj Glee Club l, 2, fi, -lg Favorite subject, dramag Sonny collects letters and pictures. LEROY SCHUI.'l'Z flilectiyej Orchestra 2, 3, 4: Stamp collecting is l5ud's hob- by, He wants to become a flyer. If Schuricht R. Schuttex F. Scliwcikert A. Scrhnlk Scnklmcil Y. Siekmann N. Skelton S. Skciis ELROY SCHURICHT flilectivej Elroy enjoys mechanics and shopworkg His favorite sport is baseball. RUDOLPH SCHU'I I'EY fGeneralj Rudy is a pigeon fancier. His ambi- tion: a tool and die maker. FAY SCHIVEIKERT fCollegej Honor Society fl: l ay's hobby is photography, while English is her favorite subject. AGNES SEDMAK fCollegcj Chorus 2, 3: Orchestra 2, 3, All Collecting records is Aggies hobby: Favorite, Orchestra. RI,l'I'l-I SENKBEII. fCommercialj Bas- ketball and typing are Ruth's favorites, She wants to be a stenographer. VERNON SIEKMANN fCollegej 'lrack 3, 41 Football 43 All sports are Zeke's lavorites: I'Vants to be baseball player. NORBERT SKELTON Qfleneralj Skelly enjoys base-, foot-, and basket- ball. S'l'El.l.A SKERIS CElectivej Glee Club 2, 43 Senate 4: l.ake Breeze Newspa- per and Annual fig School Plays 3, All Debate and Forensics 2, 3, -l. I . .911 fjlne Service: Qual? Sckuffeg, J -118- 0 .gn we Sruice: Jgar! .S?erLe6 Wally MARY SMOLIC fGeneralj Mitzie likes to take snapshots. She lists math as her favorite subject. IVINOGENE SPEC!-IT fclOlIIIIICI'CI?ll, Glee Club 3, 4: Wfriting letters and typ- ing keep her busy. EUGENE SPELSHAUS fElectivej Track l, 2, 3, 4g All sports are Spels' favorites, Wants to be commercial pilot. ALICE STAABS fCeneralj G. A. A. lg Glee Club 3, 43 Al likes cheinistryg She would like to become a nurse. DONALD STARICH fflollegej Don enjoys IIIUSI sports: Ambition: to be- come a naval officer. MARGARET STEIN fConnnercialj Margie likes to bowl and skate. She would like to travel some day. ALICE STEIN BRUECKER fCOlIllllCI'- cialj Glee Club I. 2, 4: Alice likes horseback riding and general math. .IANE STEINBRUECKER fflollegej Cheerleading 2, 4: Wfriting letters holds 'Iane's interest. Ambition: nurse. M QIIIOTIC W. Specht E. Spelshaus A. Staabs D. Starich M. Stein A. Steinbruecker HI. Sleinbruecker FAY STEINPREIS fConnnereialj G. A. A. l, 2. 3, 45 Enjoys nearly all sports. WVould like to join the NVAVES. MARTIN STENGEI. fllollegej Band 2, 3, 4: Orchestra -lg Marty would like to play in a Navy band. KARL STERKEL ffleneralj Karly wants to be a physical instructor in the Navy. ARLYNE STIEBER fConnnercialj Sen- ate 3: Orchestra 2. 3, 4: Senior Council -1: Lake Breeze Annual, Newspaper, 4. BETTY STUPFEL fConnnereialj Or- chestra I. 2. 3. 4: Orchestra and her vio- lin interest her. CHARLOTTE TASCHE ffleneralj Chuck enjoys bicycling, skating and sewing: Ambition is to travel. F. Steinpreis M. Stengel K. Sterkel A. Stieber B. Slupfel C. 'I'asche . 67 .Simiomi jooL jlze gommerciaf Coume MURIEL 'I'HlELM.XN fGeneralj Band 2. 3. Ll: Senate 2. -li Likes ntoyies. JUNE 'IKHIEX Qilollegej Debate 2, fi: Forensics 2: Senate 2: Honor Society 54, Il: Lake Breeze Newspaper 3, -1: Lake Breeze Annual -I: Senior Council Ll. MARAIORIE THULL fflollegej Senate 2: Band 2, 55, -ll Orchestra 2, 3. -1: Senior Council 4: Honor Society fi, Ll. JEROME TR.-XU'I'SCHOLIJ Qfieneralj Senate 2, -4: Lake Breeze Newspaper 2, 3, 4: Lake Breeze Annual fl. MAXINE TROTTER CCollegej Senior Council -1: Honor Society 35, -ll Forensics I, fl: School Plays 2, 4: Lake Breeze Newspaper 2. fl, Editor 4: XVar Morale. CIADYS 'l'YROL'I' fConnnercialj Glee Club 2: Gladys enjoys office practice. BEVERLY UIJELL fConnnercialj Bev likes typing, singing and all sports. -IOHN URB,-XS ffkeneralj Senate l. 2, 551 Clee Club 3: Lake Breeze Newspaper 3: Breezy wants to be a machinist. M. Thieltnan I. Thiex M. 'l'hull I. Trautschold M. Trotter C. Tyrolt MX W. Van der Weele I.. Van de Wege C. Vick D. Virant E. Vreeke R. Wagner B, l'dell lfrbas WESLEY VAN DER NVEELE fCom- niercialj XVes enjoys racing pigeons and would like to work in an office. LUCILLE VAN DE YVEGE CCommer- eialj All sports interest Lucy : She would like to be a beauty operator. CYRUS VICK fElectivej Chorus 2: Band 2: Orchestra 3: Hfriting music oc- cupies Cy's tinle. lVants to be song writer. DONIELL.-X VIRANT ffleneralj Glee Club 2, 3: Senate 3: Donie's pastime is collecting pictures. EILEEN VREEKE fGeneralj Forensics I: Cheerleading l, 2: Glee Club 3: Tod- dy wants to be an interior decorator. ROBERT XV.-XGNER fGeneralj Bob enjoys all sports, especially football and basketball. Favorite: physics. MINERVA XVATTERS QCommercialj Chorus l: School Plays lg Playing the piano and German are her favorites. KENNETH XVEBER fCeneralj Glee Club 2: Stage Crew 2, 3, 43 Ken en- joys roller skating and gym. KENNETH XVEGMAN fGeneralj Sammy likes to say. All's well that ends well. Favorites: history, math. GEORGE XVEHRNVEIN fElectivej Porky's pastime is seeing the latest movies: Ambition: airplane mechanic. LILLY NVEIMAN fElectivej Clee Club I, 2. 4: Lal believes that God helps him who helps himself. CLENDORIS NVEISEKE KCommercialj Glee Club 4: Lake Breeze Newspaper 4: Clenny enjoys journalism, speech. 7 x ,..,av-'P M. Watters K. Weber lx Axlgllllll C. AYClll'WCllT L. XYeiman I Weisckc WRX UI. Werner A. W'iegand D. Winter D. Yankawskv JOYCE NVERNER QCollegej Senate 23 Debate and Forensics 2: Honor Society 3, 4: Lake Breeze Newspaper 3, 45 Lake Breeze Annual editor 4. ARLYLE XVIEGAND fElectivej Bowl- ing, basketball and sewing interest her. ELIZABETH YVIEGAND fCommer- cialj Glee Club l, 4: Betty enjoys all sports: lists clothing as favorite subject. JANET VVIEGAND fCollegej Neddy enjoys all sports and home training. Her favorite pastime is singing. E. Wiegand Yutis Il. Wiegantl A. Zahn DONALD XVINTER fGeneralj His hobby is target shooting and he enjoys woodworking and all sports. DOLORES YANKAWSKY fCommer- cialj G.A.A. l: Orchestra l, 2, 3, 4: Yankie hates to get up in the morning. DELORES YUTIS ffleneralj G. A. A. l, 2, 3: Orchestra 2, 3: Reading occupies most of her time: Likes history. ARTHUR ZAHN fGeneralj Bud is a souvenier collector and lists aeronautics as his favorite subject. . ,gn we Sruice: on Wafer, urine -51- 44 L. Zehm A. Zeller M. Zeman E. Zillmer C. Zimmermann Zitzer M. Zorn LESLIE ZEHM fCo1legej Forensics lg School Plays lg Debate 2: Lake Breeze Newspaper 3, 43 Lake Breeze Annual 4. ARLYN ZELLER fCommercia1j Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 45 Forensics 3, 43 Senate 43 School Plays 4. MELVIN ZEMAN fElectivej Simon's hobby is raising rabbits, and he wants to be a machinist. ELEANORA ZILLMER flilectivej El- lie enjoys taking candid snapshots. She wants to be a seamstress. CLYDE ZIMMERMANN fE1ectivej Clyde likes all outdoor sports. Picks science as his favorite subject. JACK ZITZER fGenera1j Alack's favorite subject is woodworking. Would like to go to Alaska. MARION ZORN fGeneralj Moody likes drama and acting. Wants to join the Cadet Nurse Corps. 0 MCiLll 6J! ANNA BURGHAUS DONALD CAMERON RICHARD HERTEN STEIN ER fln Servicej CHARLES KOVACIC fln Servicej MARIAN LEUBNER DONALD MUELLER fln Servicej HUGH NELSON Qln Servicej VIRGINIA SCHMIDT DONALD SENKBEIL flu Servicej 44 ,yn Wemori am Willard Telvinkle, who passed away on Sunday, December 12, at the St. Nicholas hospital after a brief illness, will long be remembered by the members of his graduating class of 1944. The news of VVi11ard's death came as a shock to the student body and faculty of Central High School, where Willard was actively engaged in school activities up to a week before his sudden death. Willard, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur TeWinkle, 5235 Superior Avenue, was born on December 16, 1925. He attended Grant School and was an ardent member of the Hope Reformed Church, which he attended for seven successive years without an absence. Three days after the date of his death, Willard would have reached his eighteenth birthday. He en- joyed all outdoor sports, and he was a very cooperative member of senior homeroom 108. Willard is survived by his parents and two brothers, Robert and Walter, both living at home. -52- Willard Te Winkle ,Cmruing All We 66114 Greetings, U. S.! ..... We're learning for you Getting ready ..... So make way for us ...You hold our challenges and our chances b...We're out to keep you the best ever! N W jj if V1 H V X '-'ip if .fffihx x 75 f -1-.,t..44T in . KKK W if K K, f 'M ' , X 'f ig f' '1J 4Efx QW K Q T 'ff R f X 'ff QWQY If ' - , I 'egmj 2 i X- - f 2 , SNS y X gQ q f ggizlefrwmf In Clfis Section you Han Head About Zeachcrs and Klasscs Administration ......... English ............ ...... Social Science .......... Commercial .......... Page 54 Page 55 ........Page 56 ........Page 57 xx Science..a ........ ........ P age 58 Mathematics ............ ............ .... .... P a g e 59 Fine and Vocational Arts ......... ........ P age 60 Physical Education ............. ........ P age 62 Library...- ................................... ......... P age 63 Book Rental Department .......... ........ P age 63 Oftice ........................ ........... ........ P a ge 64 Janitors .......... ........ P age 64 Engineers ......... 4. .... .... P age 64 slmlm I l Two seniors concentrating. fPlayuil Lcverenz ana Donald Kath, 'lr 5 if X i is . s 3 i 5 5 5 L Qs 1? Q 3 fff 'wp W1 '? W9 4 K , 'N Y ,uf U Q. . 2 9 1 T nah 'F' x . 4 if 7 Q m 4 ff 4 4 1 fl Im' ll wlmnl ul lhc' IIIICSI llllillllf. lhcy work Mllll ilu' lirmrd ni lfilllllllifill lu gin' Illc' young puvlmlc' nl Slwlmygznl IIINI-l'1lll' llllllllllg lm' ilu' X ,, tlbllllllilllllil wurlml ul IUKILIN. i -s-pw l.m'lI ln liighli XII. Ianni: lN'XXz1zll4l. Xili'-lililllilllll Lil f1l'llIl2ilI k1llll'lillll!l1!l'IIl ui Nmluunlx Hrlllx l .1ll Smith: :md XII. Xlllllll H. 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AX wvll-1-1l11i1111c4l Nlilll 11l SIJll'Illllil I1'2lIll 1l111'i1. 5lJl'k'C'll l't'lllUYl'N ilu' l1':11' 11l talking l11-f N . . . H Q V -UH, gm luulilbnw. Dlmnmiw gixm i-muh In 1-1s IS gllllllllg ilu- 11.11 111 1l111's1111-111-ss .111il 1i111l1 wimls llllll 1111-z111i11g' 111 :11'1ir111s. AIi1111'11:1lis111 lll'llll' 111 lil' lllllllsl H1 ls1H111'H1x lllm' ll' UW 'llf llllll'il'5 XS'Ulill cl111iu' 1111111 vixiil :incl t'X1li'l. lainguzigi' well. l,vfI In right: M11 Clizirlcs M. Hcwcll. Miss l,i1rc'11ilzi l'. HtDkll4'l. Miss ll0l'Ullll'1l l,, XYLIQIIUIK, Miss lilillfl W. Voss, Miss M111 XI. Mi'lli11111l1l. Miss Ellcn M. Sllllllfl, Miss Elisa li. fil2lllst'I', Miss Nlllflt' li. l'c'llf1. Miss X11m'Itc F. l'l111m11s1111, Miss Minniv Nl l'0l'l'l'I', Miss Rim U. Wax, Miss Yir inizi l.. Swiiilaiml. E Miss Ruth K. Hull 11111-su litllc cxplziiiiing fm Pllllltll filll'lSllllC l'la11111111 Lllltl lla11'l4111 H11il11'vg1si-. -55- I,t'lt to tigltt: XII. f1l:tt't'mt' G. .Xltt'tttltotlt. NI1. Kitt' Sli!-15: Q II Itttttl Xlt. flzttl Ii. I'ctc1st1tt. Nltss Xliltltt-tl S. Ile-tttt:ttt. NIt'. XS tl lt'l R. .-Xtttlctsutt. Nliss Xlzttgutvl I.. btttttsctlt. Xlt. qlutttlt ll. IM-Wztztttl. Miss XI:tlmt-I ,X, ilttlttttt. NEI, Xlut CL Ritltvx. Xlt: ,Xttttt Ii. Nlt-In-ty XII. XYilli:tttt I-1. IIl'lllgl'l'. lcttttttt- littttm'tttt:ttttt. History Tells the ilitilintlitnt is lilac' :t lim' wlm' tltztt gt'tttx's ttttmt tm-llow witlt :tgcz tltouglt Illilllf' :t sottt: grztpt- ttt:ty' tlctt':tt'l lrottt its ll:tx'm'. XYltc-ttvwt' tltt- cttltttrcs ol pztsl :tml tn'cst'ttt tivilifzttiotts :tt't' sttttltvtl. ltttttt:ttt ltutrtttttg ts on tltt' ttt:tt't'lt. Ilistotw' :tml tltt' stmlx ol sociztl st'it'mt's :tw t't'ttttttt:tl sttltlt-tts ttt our stltool. Izzttlt Cla-tttt':tl gnttlttzttc- Illllhl lt:ut' ltztcl :t cottrst' itt citifvttsltip :tml sot'i:tl st'it'm't-1 two st-tm-stctrs tml' wotltl ltistorx: two st-tm-stt-t's ol :Xtttt'rit':ttt ltisttnw: :tml tttzttty t:tkt- two st'1ttt'slt't'sttl .Xtm-t'i- CLIII IJITJIJICIIIS Ill llll'lI'Ni'lll0IkNL'1lI'. Snttiul stit-ttt't'. tltc- stmly ol sotit-tt :tml its Kliss Xlztltcl X. Ilttlttttt tlistttsst-s lltc itttI1ttt't:ttttc ttl 'Xsi:t's pttsititttt itt tltc tsotltl ttitlt Xtulttw Ilittl. I.t'ott:tttl Ittstutt tm Story of the World ptmlnlcttts. is pussilmlt' only ttmlct' :t tlctttot't':tttt QUYt'l'IlIllL'Ill wltcn' ltu' spvt-c'lt :tml tltt' c't'itic'i t ol gmt-t'tttttt'ttt:tl pttlicit-s :tml sm'i:tl comlitit t .tw toltwzttctl. In sott.tl stttmt tl.tsst s. cltstttsstott .tml .ttt :tlxsis ol c'ttt't't'ttt proltlcttts :tt'c- t-ttt'ottt':tgt'tl. Stu tlt-ttts tu- tt':tim-cl to tltittk t'lc:tt'l3. ttttltzttttpcttt , 4 'ty pttjtttlicvs. l'Ic't't' tltvy glllll :ttt llIIllK'l'Slllllll lttff ol' lllL'll' lkrllowtttvtt. :tml ol tltt' lottcs ol ' fi to-til. wlmlt lmtvvtl pmt-t'ty. t't'ltm'. :tml violt-mt Hvrc' tltt-x :tw llvlttg ln't'p:tt't-cl to tztlet- tltttt txlztctt-s :ts :tctiw tm-tttlJt't's ol :t ltcztltltx sotivtx' Social scit-ttcc' :tml alt-tttottzttx :tt't' untt tm-ttt'tt'y: tltt- um' utttttot cxist witltottt tltt' tttlttt -543- plc Keep the Records Clear Oni' c'oniim'i'c'ia1l slmlvnls ol' loclzn :nv lln' lllIlillllllt'IlllllN glml ilu' lnimililu ol ilic snliicrl lflilxlx. llim- lirixiin- NL'i'l'l'llll'll'i. :lml ilu' zicconnl- Xclxzniu-cl clgissu in Ulllllg :xml xlioilliziml work anns ol' Ioinorrow. 'lllcy :nv lliv pc-oplv wlio will iowznxl spa-ul. aiccliixny. :xml rllu ivmy. 'l lim- ol inzilw up llic Iinsimws worlcl. Soim- ol ilu-sn' liar lnmlimc' clgusc-s lvznn liling. cailcnlzning. :im slmlm-nts :nv prc'p:i1'iiig lllcillsclws lol' C'1lllllllL'l ll'lIQ'l'Wl'lllIIgI.1lIlil lliu nizilw si xrmlx ol gC'lll'li2ll vigil lvm'liii1gI: ollivrs will awk lJL'l'Illllllt'l'll sc-sic olliu- prone-clni'c-N. lilllill 'll' ilffflllllllllg llllslllnllsi ilml Still lllllflx lfmli mlan ai rontim' is lollowul In :nqnzninl NIH Mkt' lulmlmlgc Ui thc .nllmll 0l,lmIllUlHl.lw lllL'Nc'SIll4l1'IllNWllll Ilia' ups' ol work Ilizil will In ollcrccl lo lllL'lll in l2ll'g'L'l' VIIIUS. pm-rlizips doing V 'I II I I A I 'I Il I I c'o1nlm'i'c'i:il work lol' Iliv lf. li. l. ill xY2lSlllllgl0ll. fxllulu l Nm 'T 'N ll lullll-1 'ml' VH D. U. Iliosc- wllo plain lo 1'llll'l' Ilia' ltilllllllg proln-ssion 'l'hl. 5lmh.nl5 I.HmHI,d In tht, IIIIIIIIIIIIM IIIIV linilcl np ll lonmlznion lor lllQ'1l1lX3ilHl'Il training ing,sl1oi'Ili:iml:imllmooklwcpiligclussvslc-ann lln' wlmli Illl'X will l'l'1L'lXl'2lI collvgv. Nliw l.c'll lo llL1llII XII. lallwanxl l. Xml bison. Xlix. Olin' look lolinxon. Xli, lgnl XX. llm-limi. Xli. llvnix ll. Yun llnx llllxn'0,UII1-ilvlgnl. Nli. Clznrmc X. llxnlool. lunning noi Io lil1llI nml l1l'llx.-A f 573 iw l,t-It to tiglit: Xlt. l'.il.ttnl XX, loltiiw-in Xliv Xixmit l.. Nlntwti. Viv Row X. Plttlltiix. Xlix. C ltzttltw Xl, llcnrlt. Ut. lllllltl l lfngltxlt. l'llXxitslrttttlltw!ltlttltilt',1.Lttttl Holi I5:otLin.itt. litltltlt l,tltl, gtnfl l:nL Stilltwll wrni to lat' liztttl :tt il' Science Finds New Worlds Smit-nu' ix ll tititl IJLtl'l ol tlit' niotlt-rn worltl, gztnit' lornis. Pliuiu is tln' srictitt' ol t'tit'i'gx :mil ,ww l1N,,H.,-im in HH livlil, gm. ,Milking Pm, :intl tcatrlit-s tlit' iiivrlizttiiu ol stilistzttitu in out sililt- things iicwi' tlrt'4tint-tl ol t-wn tt'n Xt'2tl's1tg1i, l'm'rf .Hm H' . , A ,Q nqv- ' 5mcnu'unwwwlnlpt0mltHu'nuhvnhmlto llH'V'VHHN HVUTlU'f4WHVUllhlh WIVNH tnnhwxunnllnxtwninnnnvnt:nnlto knou'how strc- gvtivtutl st'it'tit't', biology, tlicinistu :intl plus- it liztw tlt-xclopt-tl :intl clizingccl tlirottgliotit tht iu, lit-tivrzil st it-nu' is at limit' mttictitt: incltttling' wztix. zt sinztll portion ol biology. clit-titistry :incl pliww- xvill' lists lirottglit :iliottt mort' t't'st':ti't'li in its. Biology, tlit' sc'it't1t't' ol' living things. is tht' stXit'tit't'. :intl tht- clctiiztiifls ol tht' INDSIWIH' worlcl sttitly ol plants :intl ztniniztls. Cllit-tiiistrv, tltti will tnztkt' tln' ltttttrt- ol' at'it'tit'c mm' inort' iin stivtitt- ol ntztttt't', tlt-ails with orgzinit' :intl inot- iiortzint :incl vxtviisixv. -53- The Way We Figure It . . . lllm' lic-llls ul L'llgllll'l'l'lllg1lllll gllilllillll llll' .lllll plum- glllllll'llN Qlll' l.lLll1 ln lll.lllX, ull lllllllllllg llll' Lllltlllllbll ul young llll'll l'lllc'l'illg ll f' willy lflilll ll' Vlllfl llli llflll l llmlblfl llIl'1lllllL'll lUl'l'C'S. XIQIIIX lvlluws Aire' gQ'Illllg Inv- llmllllimllllu mm l,'f'l'1 ' T l'l' In Illini lllllllIlIl'X lliiillllll' in llivll smlloul wllilll will nr- ul-NNN Ill lllllmlfuill illlllillllli Wild willllllilll lm N T l llilQ,UllUllll'll'N. l'Hl' lllml- NllIlltlllN lvlm ll all mal lmrl' llll'lll lui' llll- sclwlcvs. :mil t'Xl'Illll2lllX lil 1,341 um Im'-xilllls lllgllll. ll lwlllw lil ll'lNIl llIl'lll lol lllc-il' lkll0St'll lJliUll'S5lUll. ,,m,iH.,,,3,,i,, g, Hill.,-,.l1. lllll' Nlllllk'lllN ul' fll'llll'1Il lligll Sclluul llll' X lllIllfN4'lIll'Nll'l N NlllIlX ul Illl' 1ltlllllllN ul llbllllllilll' in llLlXlllg ll lllllllllllllll lllill illllllllu lillxlglllllbll i-. li'lIllll't'll lm- llll' Inns llldllQ Illl llllu' XK'1lI'Nlll lIlQllllt'llllllllS. l'1li'lllt'lll1ll'X lllgblllll QHLIINK' in all llHlQllllllS. lull lu ligllli Xll. f.llIlls ll'lUlK' Xlls. l- Xl, llbllvll XII, l,. ll. Stull Nll. li. li, lluxlillk Xll. 1' Xl. lll'lxl'll SICNZIII ,lllllllwml Nllmw Nl :cl ill! ic- I llllll llmx ilk llUlH'. V-fully ,Q Fine And Useful Arts Make Better World l.t'l'l to tight: liusigu Otto lf. Hut'tIut't. Xliss lztut' Nl. Sthtt.tlh.tth, Nlt. I.h.ttlts Xl. l'atttlltnlit't. Rithzutl Stmstltzigrti .tutl Ruth Xlatwt gttt ' with :I stt'ut'f From musit to tuctznls, tht' tourst's ollt'rt'tl iustrtuucutztl. lu tht- art stutlio on tht' thirtl in lfittt' :mtl l'st'lul .Xrts at Clvutrztl lostt'r gootl lloor, utzuty at grztntl stt'ut' is pztiutt'tl hy at tztstt' :mtl provitlt' gootl xotzttiouztl trztittiug. lIlli'l1It'Cl stutlt'ttt. ilillt'lJllll0liSl'XVlllg'IIlIlfllllll'N 'liht' tlt'p:trtutt'nt iut'lutlt's printing. mtwlizutits, :mtl tht' silflt' ol' cooking liootls nrt' lzuuiliatr ztt'ronnutit's, tlrztwiug, wootlworkittg. tuctztls, ztrt, souutls to ztutout' strolling through tht' lirst hznutl. ort'ht'strzt, total iuusit. tlothiug. lootls. lloorhztlls. 'lllC'lii'lS2lllllIJl'0gl'2lIIIS1ll'L'l'liL'lIlli'llllt' hotut' training, :tutl lll'lllf tooking. Both tht' tht' ortlt'r ol' tht' tlztr lor tht' printing t'lztsst's. pr:1t'tit':tl :mtl tht' nrtistit liutl ll plzttt' in tht' .Xlso ou tht' twist sitlt' ot' tht' huiltliug, stutlt'uts t'lztsst's. V ztrt' bust' in otht'r shop t'ourst's, :tutl now t'vt'ti .X grtutt vztricty ol souutls :mtl sights ztrt' tht' girls, who ztrt' girth lull-t'rt'tlit lor wztr-timt' t't'itlt'ut in tht'st' tlztssrootus. Echoing lrout shop work. Gill ol'tt'tt lt't'turt' ou tht' lzttt'st tht' :tutlitorituu Iirt' tiutt's Ll wt't'k. :tutl mort' utt'thotls ol' tx't'ltliug'. :is wt'll :ts ou tht' most up- thzm outt' zu tlzty. totut's mttsit. hoth xotxtl :mtl to-tlzttt' stxlt's iu huts. -150- my YSxw - XX.: - Iii um' El'0lllIIIlil'h lh'p1n'lnu'nI: Xiu, lXl'llIl1'lIl I'cll1. Nliw l'..lL'llIHll X. Rmmnlngu-Mlm. Xliw lam' 1. QQILIIINCH. mul Nlisx Rlllll K1 S1lmpc1. .1 k lAilllNllX nnl limwm' Su-lhalm Imczxl uw smnc- , . I K ' 1 P' , I I lxmvll Nun lam :mul Nlxlfm Ilulwln gn lu pu-ss. lllillg ILININ - no Imlw. ' Q x , In Vocnlimml .Kris Stuff: XII. l.lm1l lf. llzniwu. XIV. SLIIIIIIUI X, Xlummm. XII. XILIILXIII R. SQINXUI, Nh. INIHI IS. bm :md Nh. Ivgwl llcnmlzm. -61- E , Q left to right: Mr. Louis G. label, Miss Betty Rodenhetk, Miss fiIl'lllll'll W. Siehert. Nh. john li. Barth. .Mtion in the girls' gym class. A Brave New World Needs Strong Bodies Physical edueation is an essential part of the everyday sehool life of the student at Cen' tral High. Due to the new war program advised by the government. eaeh senior and junior was required to take gym fiye days a week. and each freslnnan and sophomore took it three times a week. Boys who are entering service obtained some idea of what to expect in their P. T. in the seryiee from their daily work which consist- ed of marching, exercising, apparatus work and free play. 'lhose who expect to enter the navy were giyen a fine opportunity to learn to swim. Girls. too. took an aetiye part in a Utoughen- ing up course. At the beginning of the year, haskethall, swimming. exercising and apparatus work were part of their daily diet. A featured project during the first semester was the ohstaele course. and during the second semester work eonsisted of yolley ball. swimming. tumbling and folk dancing. Some time in the year each sophomore girl was required to take ten weeks of first aid training. As a final project for all gym classes, the entire physical fitness group staged a gym exhi- hition. Center of Central . . . the Office OFFICE GIRLS XVltzuerer you wztnt to know, the olhee is the plztee to lind the :answer ! 'l'e:u'hers bring in notiees lor t the bulletin . . . cheek their keys in or out . . . look lor ntztil . . . study student records - :ind whzu ll0l. Students, too. eonte in lor at variety ol' reasons. Sotne bring in reports ol' student ztetivities . . , SUIIIC ll eed tztrdy excuses . . SONIC EITC SCIII Ull CITZIIIKIS lJV their tezteh ers . . . :ind at lew. - hut lets not go into thzit! I ANITORS Mr. John Gergist' Mr. jacob Menzer, M X h, Mr. Allmerl Kzllk, Mr. Paul Koehler, r. john rllfli, Mr. Hlziller Guether, and Mr. Chester lfziirweztlher. ENGINEERS' ' , t '. Alfret at - Mt Arthur Sldltn Mt l Bl Ier, Mr. Arlltur Przthl. Mr. Walter lN1eye1', Mr. fjlll .'Xlexnntlet', Mr, Max Herman. Mr. Arth Williznn lleutel. ie Hoppe, illlil Mr. 1 Miss Doris Irenlrnrdt. Miss Belly lulnzun. and Miss Roherlzt llzilvers -54- Affivities ,Along the Way Ahoy, there! No more drifting...Stick to the course and make it swift and sure... Rig up the eails, and we'lI be on our way to everything that is waiting for us .... Good sailing! f' ,N K ,,,-' W? I, V! 1 X X Y fm S ' y Y Zi , Vp, 6 H ' 1 aff X fb .1 f 6 L '1 I ,. Y '21 1 Qu U L 55 W f- 9 x N' 1 0 H D wf 0 lv k A , 'V w 5195 W 1 .! ,MX H Y! N M K x x S4 N , SJ-':. a ,A ,!,, ' x. ' K x 1 56 'XM' RN.,- V 0 Q i 9 1 V 1 Q m.,, f L xiii + 4 4 . 1 4, V I-D v , . so ' if 1 4 Kcmcmbcr Chase? Bankers ........... ' Cafeteria ............ . Cheerleaders ............ .. D R A M AT I C S .Page 66 .......Page 66 ........Page 67 All-School Play .............. ...,........ P age 68 Senior Class Play .......... ..... ...... P a ge 70 Gym Exhibition .................... ....... P age 72 LA K E B R E E Z E Newspaper .......... ..... P age 73 Annual ........... ..... P age 75 Music .................................. ..Page 76 Pantzer Honor Society ....... Public Speaking ................ Senate ..................... SPORTS Football .............. Basketball ........... i3.A.A .,......... Track ...... Stage Crew.. .... .. This and That ..,..... Our Advertisers ........ I .......Page 82 ,......Page 83 .......Page 86 , ,Page 88 , ,Page 94 , ,Page 99 .Page IOO Page lO2 .Page IOS Page lO6 loppouitc pagefu Pl-iotograplxcrs snnpn the sch mln l S lx oct r M ni. QR 'hmekihiuuuib' ...l if an- .--11 4.311 -s ' WMV 4,1 Weis My mmm -an J, Q I QM 1 -4 Bankers . . . U,,. , ,, liaukiuh is 'I Nl'I'l0ll9 lJllilllL'NS lmul our snlmol bankers gn al il willl a Y2lllllL'lk Wm-lv, Kl'lllll'lll kusxmau, Ycrmlima nl'llHCllK'. smile, l.cl'l lu right: klcan lillmslomlcr. Wm-xlcx llu- NlllilK'Ill lJ1llllit'l'Slll'C in llu- IIIOIICYN 'l'iclu'Is. making sure' Illal cwvry sluclcul in all llu' limo! Ya-s, llll' lour slucll-nl lmankn-rs lmmllll Pl 5l'1'3 'l5' A V 1 llu' luur sluclcnls who llC'NK'l'YC' crcclll lor llllllllli' all llu' pl'm'm'c'1ls lmm lmaskcllmall anal IIIES work arc Kc-nnclll Kosslnzul, Yn'1'o11ima Ryu. lrmllmall gauws. t'UIll'L'l'I5. lllllJllK'2lllUll5. plays. '11-'IH ll Mlm Yilllflm' Vl'1'1f'- 3 lll..l 5 ' ull I ll HX ,HI H I ll I ISIOCSICII Our Ill2llll4S aml aplnuwalmxm arc vxf 1 c ' '. -x ' -k - 'z' .1 - ln ll I K -ly U, U- If ll H S 'mp ll'lllli'Ll lo lllc-sm' suull-nm, alul also lo lllL'll' axlf l luouc'5.a1'l'l'val:m1sllJlm' lUlxllK'llY1'l'lllglllCSl2ll1lI7H xiwlvu Ml.. lidwm-d ll .xmlt.,,mH' lm. lm. hm. um llu' llUlIl1'l'UIllll5. aucl Ialw farm' nl llu' 1Xc'llVlly wrmrlx Illvy mln. C F ' a eterla . . . l .lg 5 EER Q as ig ll' Klcckucr, Dulorvs NlCl'SlK'I'gl'l. Nllx. f.lllll'll'S Russell. Nlrs. Lumlwig Ricnlcrcl. Miss Iris Lamlwcllr, Bully Austin, lAaN'c'l L Nlargarcl Sl'llllllilll'Slil, Plnllis Clark. Isla l,ll'l'l'L'. Rulll XY1-cmlcu. liclilll 'llll0l'SllN, and Bully Gurr. liwry umm as ilu' mad rush lm' thc lllllfll sistanl, Mrs. Ludwig Ricclcrcr. 'llwsc SlllJl'l lmur starts. xnu will liml clClIll'2ll sluclcnls pa- Hnf,'l'5 23311, 4'll'Y: l fflllfqz WEN fling Si'1'X'fkl 'f' - - - - - - - 5 'l.'. .1 l l .. -rn. lll'llllX waumg lll a lulc an lllc calctcrla. wlulc lo .sluun S . I. H' 0 1 N ' ' , , ,. - . . caslucr, asslslvcl hx Nllss Iris l.amlw1-lux lllt' saxmw suu-ll ul lnocl drills to thou' l1USlI'll5 xl I I I' I A I I I ' - , I 1 u fl I lc slum cm mc x' constant v lo makv ilu-m lllIlIQl'It'l' than cwr. 0 3 f . . - I U ' U . l'll2lllgCS. Nlrs. Russell reports that loud lavorucs llll' f2ll1'l1'l'11' ill c'l m'5'l Hlgll 15 llllflw' 'lil' lrmu YCSII' to ycar arc always thc same - lml la- SlllDl'l'YlSlHll ul' Nlrs. Charles Russvll and llL'l' aw males and fll0fOl1ll6 cake! -66- Ntrrtttzttt Ktticr N lzttrst ol it-lls. wcrt' tltt- popttlttr rt-tl :tml Cheerleaders .Xrttttsittg pt-p. instilling at lighting spirit into tltt' tcztttt. :ttttl :ttltlittg rn- tltttsiztsttt tu tttztttx sclttml cwttts. tltt' pt-ppr Ct-tttratl t'ltt't'rlt'zttlt'rs strc lmrittt lttll til' rim, xignr. :ttttl vitttlity. St-lttml spirit. wlticll prrnitlt's tltt- tttwcssztry lmztttkgmtttttl lor ztll sclttml cwttts. is tlust-lx :tllit-tl with :ttltlctits ln ltuttl at sttttlvttt hotly :ts lztrgt' :ts Clut- tt':tl's. tztkvs ttxpt-rit'ttt'c :tml atlniliti. 'l lit' juli wats tttpztlmli lizttttllctl ltr t'lit't'r- lt.ttltts ttttclt'r tlit- tltrt-t'tttm tml Nltss Xlztrgatrt-t Cirtmtisttlt. Right tm ltzttttl :tt pop tttcctittgs. gzttttt-s. :ttitl ltttttttwmttittg witlt tlivir Hlltnttt- tm. lt-t's gn :ttttl zt wltitt' tlzttl t'ltt't'r-tttztstt'rs. Nlttior ttwatrtls wcrt' t':trttt'tl lu lttvl ll:tltt't'k. llnttztltl ll:tt'l4t'r. now at tttcttt' lit-r til' tltt' l'. S. Xztxy. xl1ll'gllk'l'llt' lltttl. Xttrtttattt lxtttvr. l,at Yvrtit- Ktttisttttattitt. Ultxttttttt' Xlttrutf. .lvrry Rtntlt :tml lattic- Slt'llllll'lll'lilst'l'. ltt .ttltltttott tn tltt' vtgltt tttztlur atwttrtl wittttt'rs. lixt' sttttlvttts wort' ztttiu' tnt tltt' sqttzttl :ttttl tlttl zt utttsitlt-rztlmlc :tttttrttttt in ltwttlittg' t'ltt't'rs :ttitl trttttittg pop att tltt' gzttttcs :ttitl pt'p tttvctittgs. lltcst' stttclcttts strc: CLillmt'rt liwatlcl. Sltir- lvt l ist'ltt'r, Rtmztltl l'ilSlll'l'. llvztttttt' Nlttcl' lt'r. tttttl Rtttlt St-ttklmvil. llttrittg tltt' svztsmt tltcst' tttttlt'rt'l:tss- mutt att'qttirt'tl rttlttztlmlt' t'xpt'rit'tit't' tltztt N will tttztkc' tltt'ttt likvly lc':ttlc'rs ul ttcxt w:tr's t'ltt-tiring. Have Lois of Pep it -1-t- 'st-tml kttttsttnzt mfr I - ' ' xlQllgvll1'llll' lhllli attttl lcrtnttc Rotlt. i -67- m lllilll ll1i'Ill'IN Sllllllg. Ruth liillmuu :mil Nl:ii'gllux'ilv Salim-lc. Slumling, .Xrlxu lclh-1. Kluml lllIgl'llUI'Il. I-vu Xml .. llnw. T74 Cl' CZ - I. H Q Clie l l5f0,0 QI' Qan XX'ilh :n mum! slum. :n wrszililc mal. :xml Ulll in ln' Cll1i'ismpl1vi' IS:-:nik will-. ix-ce-in-ml in uhh- clin-4'lm'. thc .XllASc'lwul Play. Nlilic l4llll' much l':ixm':nlmln- umiimwil. .Xrlxu plnwcl hcl clIl'lNlUIJl1l'l' lil-:m. umulcl nut hc llllfllllllg lllll l.:ii'l with NlIlC'L'l'llf' :mil i'i':il limli-rslzimliiig. alicia-ss. lk-siclcs hving thc- lll'5l lmlny cliu-c'lL'nl 'lihc :imlmiliuus gm'i1Ilv111cl1 who villa-wil hx Slim Nlgiriv lfvlm :nl Clvlilixil lligh. il was iiilu lhm' plot im'luch'rl ililllllllll qlicm- lllllllllllll, mlm thi- crowning cwni ul Pit. XYillJn-ri Rci- :1 siimuollimnlkiiig. lust-iliinkiiig imlix'i1lu:nl. :mal iiicfx high ncliwml c:ii'u'i'. lK'i'1lllSK' within :i lux' lhv cquullx :mihiliuus RllS1'll. playa-cl hy Dim mliis :illci thc hm lJL'l'liUI'Ill1llHiL'. XX'illwi'l lcli 5K'll0L'Illl'li. Both sl1ysli'l':n'l ilc':nlc1's wcix' 1lllL'l' silmol ln join lhc z1i'im':l l'ui'u's. thc' piuim-s. Xuw Lllmlll lhi' hlfllf: llsvL'I1islli:lI ill'k'l'l1llIl v. Olll-lmlvllml ll' 'llc Wlllilllu 'll .lllliw 'WH artist nzumwl ill1rinlnplu'i' lil-'in h:icl cliucl. lvziv- SfHfH'q'1'1Y V-'S lflutlflu 'll 'll' lwhlivlll 'll xlli' Dill' mg ilu. llnggml lumih mlm, UI- his lmimmgx Euiiiiiiilh C Mm lla: mb. .in chlcilx i0llllUlSNl'lll' ul xxhiih thi- ll2lgQ1'llN hzncl cluplniul :is uilllllllllllll- lm illl' V . U ,. U . ul ix-lies. lluiwxw. wlivn thi-3 clisumxviul lhm' ,lnw lllllillifl lf1'Nl ?f'fll'fl l'ff1'N1 ' lla?- wail worlli ol thc- paintings. Ur. :mil Xlrs. llng, TlillllRll.lllklllllm'ml 'lull ll l-Hill Lllillllwli lbw' Qvll iliil :l quirk llll'Il-lllllilll 'mal mnnlc- :i lizilllic' NH Qlllflfll'-. Hlllllg llfmmfl' I . cllurl in uhigiiii IIIOIIUX lm' ilu-hi. ' 'llgmilmi Nllwllw lnliWlll'lll'm lll 'Mlm' A lll1'5lb0lll'ililllllglllL'l'Ul thc lnmili. ln'mlilc'il th:- lilmli-i'x D11 ll1lgQi'l'l was :ulmimhly porf hmmm- th,-,,UglN,m ilu. pim- liuiwcl hx XX'illu-il RL'llllk'l'.1lllll Clnml llngn-clm'ii. lz,L.h,H. lin. fmnl ul,-MQW ilu. Imimmg, 'mtl 'N llls l'V'll3'l'lV Will- 3-UW im f ll'1'll5 HUA lillllllil lhvii' wax lmclx llllfb thc' lmmlx ul ihvir lllkllilllllli' lX'I'l-Ul'lllllIlll'. I-ighliul ,N-m.,-U Axljlnl .Xilxh lvllcrw:ismi1s1:imling:ix .Xhhxg :mil 'lhc sluclc-nl cliiulm' ul thi- play. Ruth hm-i' pm'li':ix:il ul' lhi- SL'l'X'LlIll girl who llirlicnl llnvliilkc.ml:-win-n sin-ci:ll Illvlllllill lui'lu'i'wm:k. -68- NLIIHIIIIQ' lhvimlil Il.uLm-1 Nailing lil. Uilln-il RVIHIUI 6Aaracfer:5 . unc! fgroclucfion 364 Ili, lI,iggpii ,,,, Pig, N'ilb4-i-I Ri-iillpl' Magi' Cllvu' .,,. K1'IlIll'lil XXTIQQ-1, llirznii Ku-In mmm llllggml Ruth Hillman l'.1iiN'Lll'll- SIUQII-l'li. .laik Xlnlnikv. Ruin-r .xmn Ilbnluvln A xl-IH' hilly! .5lK:IllIJl'l'IN. Uliwr' f:l'lblt'i1'llNlill'll.- Rulymvl' ' Hmlf. llmignld XM-In-ip llxnuld Pink. lxvn HN' lllmgvll u 'l ll5'P5 'l 'l lIl'liI Ulm. In-:miie l31m'wi'. lluimhl llulm 'ML' Ilniligvll -' H4 '2 1 ii 5'l'l'l'l l,li4lIli'l'Iil'N ,...... funn' llm'wm'Il. Nlvllxi .Skvris xv1ll'l'l'll C111-gniiivi' ,. .... fil'l'i1llI'4il llqiw C1541-.il Ili-Iii-giiisL'i', Cjfimiii- lfiil, lzzllgllll ....... ., K-um' llaillrolll xl2lixl lllJ ...... Nliss Rilll Nix. l':nll'i4i:l Kim' RWM' 4',.' DOH 5i.llm.lmk mam. Luis Grmskupl, Ruth lfilrigvr, Ifflinm l7:lH'llpfH'l . . . .,... Dun illll'Li'l' ulsum-s. Virginia Ciiulwii-iw. Ruth Klaiwr lliiulm' ....,,..i. .... X lass Nlgiriv lk-lm 'lk-rrx l'vrlsI1'l'.,l01lIllIQ' l.:nnpc', klllliilil Ilii-rw ,xwigigiiii lbii-iviim' ,,,.,,,-,Q Rlllll lim-1,,,L,A man. Sliirlm lh'I1u'i1x. Nlaixim' 'Iilillll4'I' Sl'l'lI1'lX ........... ... Nliss Lum' Sl'llXK'2lHHlKiil Pulmlimilx .. Xlr. ,Xl'llHili Xll'ilL'l'. N1-sim l'lguix4-in lhxu.ll1l NLiIU1'lli1L l-vm' ll.lllmlIi P01105 CL Qpufaf SAO!!! VISU- yy yi, Gaia 31, Jang -lnnior Miss . at hit lmlaty tlitcct ltaotn liroattlwaiy. wats prt-st-iilctl on .Xptil QI atntl 22 in thc Clcntratl High School atntlitoritnn ats tht' scnior claiss plan' hc- lort' cnthnsiatstic attttlicnccs ntnnht't'ing inorc- thatn l5tl0 stnclt-nts aincl atclnlts. 'lhis CXllll2ll'2lllIlg tln'ct atct conic-th ln wlcroinc Clhoclorox' atntl .loscpli Fic-lcls in- clnclccl at catst ol l7 scniors. .-Xclolt-sccnt Alucly cil'2lYl'S. tht- lacy clian'atctc'1' in this annnsing coniccly, is at littlt' girl with at hig iinaiginaltion who sncltlcnly grows up m't't' night atncl tlccidcs to iron out thc liannily's cntatn- glctncnts. which cxist only in ll1'I' itnatg- inattion. Howc'vt't', through .lllllf'iS cl'- lorts to solve' non-cxistcnt pi'ohlc'tns. othcrs hvcotnt' wail atncl tln't'attt-n tht' liaippinc-ss ol' thc cntirc lannily. Thc cliantaictct' ol' Alutly Gtaltcs. with lll'l' tnaniy :incl vaniaihlc nioocls, provitlcs annplt' opportunity to show gcnuint: aicting athility, atncl .Xtalyn Zt'llt't s wrsat- tilt' intt'taprctattion ol tht' itnatginattixt- ulncly. wats tht- ontstatntling lt'atttn'c ol' thc cntirt' protlnction. 'liolcratnt :incl long-snllcring wcrt- Hantt' aincl Clratct' Clratvt-s. 1lucly's pan'- t'nts. wry athly portraiyctl ln' NYilliann Klokow aintl Nlatxint' 'l't'ottt't'. Klan'- ioric 'l'hull took tht- pant ol' Lois CLi'au'cs. .luclfs sixtcvti-ycatt'-olcl sistctl whose- tlirt't'-ycati' scniority on-1' .Inch rt'- sttlls in at chronic cliscorcl lrt'twc't'ti thc- two sistcrs. -luclfs lmoyatnl lricntl. 'l ull's' thatnks-lor-tlic-ling .Xtlanns fKattln-tint' Ogtiatcc'x'icltj. hccotncs vxcitt-tl owia thc proslwct ol' at clrannattic crisis in tht' KL1'an't's' liottsvlioltl. :incl cticottratgt-s .Inch in her atttcinpts to solw thc lanntlts prohlcnis. 'lihc' patrt ol ll. Curtis. at hlus- lt'l'N'. int-tltllc-sotnc hnsint-ssinatn who hatp- pcns to hc- llairry Clraixcs' hoss :intl tht' l2lll1Cl' ol lovt-lv lillcn Curtis, wats pot'- tt't'.i plant-cl ln' linnicc' llnclt't'. atncl XVil- thc- inatin lou' intt't't'st. l-'our nicn in l,ois' lilc wc-rc shy annttsing qtlantct ol' tt'ctifatgt'cl lloinc'os' 1 . -ltttltu Zllltl l tlllt toinpanc' fillIlSll1lllS ptnsvs. Mt, Illltl Nils. -Oll statgc. Cmnt' Halllloth. linnicc llnctui. Nlotht-t :intl l'i2lIl1Cl Giants tatllc things owl. -70- tran'c'cl hx' lannt-s cillCllllll'l'. llis clatngh- lis Rcynolcls fflcnt' llailhothj. who is tht' ht'otht'i' ol' Nlrs. Cltatxcs. proxitlctl Nlcrrill l c'tn'hatcli. pcrsistciit Stciling Brown. intt-llc-ctnatl .Xlhcrt Knnoclx :intl lmoistt-tons lotnnn' .Xrlnlcklc plant-cl ln XN'illiann lfinncgatn, l.loycl Vloncs. Rohc-rt i lirocktnani atncl lfrc-cl llc-incclcc. 'lhis I continttously prow to ht' at thn'n in tht llcsh to Nli Gt tts ,luclvk solc- rontatntic itttcrcsts ccntct llmul snlvnllllc llwxkvll llnlnxnilws mluul In ' ' . , 5. I 1 ' lzwrin-r'I1mw: flfllllllt' l i4lx, Xlllgllllll iQgnlnic'lsv 'Ulm lxmllxv Xlgnrx l'llll'll lillgmvx. gnml lm' liillmzum. 5III7IlUl'llIlg 1l14ll'.lm'lz'l'x mlilillg lu llw slurx I -Shlkli' fil'4'lV5 VN ,l9'm' 5flllV'll'4 l'- l 'l'l lmlmlv llxlmlgl. lllk' fvl'llXl'N lllKlllll'lkl'lIl maml. l'f.ll:Nlcl,l,R'l-'ill' lf 'l ll'N- hfll5:lill.4llLllmllhfl Nu-llgn Slwrixg lm: llu' XYUJIIRX clmallm' lun. Chnl -H ' HH 'lim NN IQLA A PV' QM '1l 'l n Q m . N n 5IlIIxli'N. .Icrrx lmwwr. XX lllllllll frl'l'lil', Rullzllwl vlC'5l'lxt'1 ll411'l4m' ,Xclgmlm l'l1Ilxs IIOYIIIHQ'-lOl? l:,.H.l and yyillj-ml R,,m.l. A , . NA, . Qlllx l 'lll4 ' R 4l.Ql'V lllillli ilml llli' lN '1 U Xlzllw-11111 Xlisx Rim XYc'x. lLllllllX zulxiwl, '4'lV2'7 l' bm- l'-'WW lli 'H'flW- lk'lll'l'llii' l-'wsu-r. l':lllLIlH'lll Sillllllll. Ruth Xlixs Xl.ll'in' lfclfu clil'c'clcml llu' plan. zlssis- llm'lmLc'. Yirgillixl lllllJlklL'lNt', nml blmu' lll'XS'l'll. 'Nl Ill N'l'llVll' 4l 'l'fl V- Rllll' ll 4'll'llU'- Cluxllllllmwi l'l1xllis l.l'Xl'l'l'lll :mel Rusglliml 'I lu' llllhlllilltlll will imlumlm-cl: livin-r'sclfml'l. Imp, I4-ll In right: lloul lnm-N. llill lfinm'g'm XI ' ' l .1 Slvlll xL I O Q I. . Qlllllfll' lllllll, Bulb lhmklllguxl. l'lm'al llcim'uLa'. Ilmn. suxlul. Icll lu light: lflllllll' llllL'll'l', liill Kluknn. Xl2lXllN' Ixotlvr, .xllNll lcllm, xlllllllll' I 4 llmll. mlmg, llll lu Ilglll, .Inn fulli'llllll'l. hom' llglllmlh, Hill l lllll1'g2Ill, ffnrl flicwkv, l'lIllNl lIl'lllt'1'lxl', Rmlgvx Ilia-lvl, . ' mix, lluul Iumw. liolr Hltltlxlllilll. llillll l'0l'llS. l lc1lllc'iI1L'1'km', CC OUQ . . . lfllfll0l R515 Wjll o a 9? xiii: 11 'H M .. . , 5 , , . - 1 5 J f- ,Q',1 W 4 ' , ' Q A W .f',' X3 23 jaigfgtix 8 K if ik sg A X J A Q 'HK it . ,Q 1 4 X Aff .. . k i ff Q -Q , Qi si if vb W A 1? 4 t ' Q? if gg ,vw 2 if ' ' WL 'j . '. 1 , 0 1 W ,E ,Ez , , . A ' , ' .L v Q s Ls E l 35 'Sang E. J? 5 , ' 4 ,. , A53 ,a.,Q'w A 3 Q ENR , I , I if v li L we 4,6142 M8020 lin-ry othcr llntrstlay cu-t'y Ct-ntralitc is rotncs through untlcr planning tlont- by .lnclitlt at littlc ntorc anxious than usual for thc hands Hicrsctnan. Clcntloris XYt'ist'kt' tlovs hcr ol tltt' clock to gct to fiiflti. lor arottntl thc cor- work altct' thc papvr has fotnt' oltl. lltc nor in thc corridor thc l,akc lil'l'l'll' ncwspapcrs tltrvt' journalism classcs assist hcr in loltling, art' waiting to lx' tlistrilmtttctl. wrapping. antl pasting ntort' than 500 papcrs 'l'ltc Bl'l'1'll' was tratlitionallt' a wccklv. but Wm 'U Slll'l 'l.i1'i l flfllllifl st'2Hl1'2'1l'S UW MTV' wartime- printing rcstrittions cnt it to lil bi- mg In 'hi' i 'm'-'fl 5l'V 'f4'5- wt't'kly. Nlaxinc 'l'rottt'r lmcfzttttc thc lirst cali- CIlart'nt't' St'hrot'tc'r was on tltt' job all yvar tor-in-t'lticl' ttnclcr this ttt-wscltt-tl1tlt'. snapping thost- pix lor both thc nt-wspapcr on lrridnyi U wcck lK.l'm.c. tht. Paper 4-mm.5 antl thc annttal. Hts photogralty stall, conststctl out. tht- pagt- editors sort out thc lx-st copy. and l .lf'i'Y'lf'l1' lf Mimi' Rlnlllftltfl Nltlltf- H1111 write- ltcatllincs, both Metro and lirhar. As- DUVI5 llmm- sociatt- editor, vRttth Billtnan. and lirst pagt' Financing tht- papt-r and tht- mmtml is nl. llllllf, cfmllml link' llolllivlllmul lm .ll Mlllsflllml' wats at big job. This wt-ar's lmttsincss stall wont ing Itrst page' lat'-ottt: Clzttltctttttc Nastos ' Q qk ' 'I-Q I I lhplv 1. I. P. MPH I ctlits tltc sccontl pagc: Norman Knit-r and lu .mn llllfu lu ldulsllll 0 ll' l url ltis assistants. lra Nltfllttrt' antl Rolmcrt Karl. Rllllllmi- lllf' llttttwll Slilll Wlllilwll llttflvf .lullc work on tht, sports pagcss: antl pagc' lout' 'l'ltit'x antl lYiIliatn l innt'gan. Nlt-tnlmvrs wvrc: -l'agt' Ti. plcast: Scatvtl: .Xssotiatc I-Iclitor. Ruth Hillman: I-Itlitmvin-Kiltie-f. Maxine Trotter. H Stantltng: .Kit ctlttor, fanrsl Hillwtz Page two ctlitor. Catltcrinc Nastos: I-lcntlotis Wt-ist-kv. e-xtltangc t-tlitot: Constanu- lzttlf. pagtt ont' vtlttorl Qltttlttlt Hic'rsctnatt. t-tlttot' lot pagc fotn: antl thc tltrrt' sports vtlitots- lra Xltfiltntz assistant: Notntan lxn t ttlttot intl Rolvttt Kttl ' ll' . ' if 1 1 '. ilsslilillll. 36,484 .Si-ADJ WM fo 1500 Wmlm , Q5 wi . more .tn th series 'fb 5t79rZ fs. 'Offr 50 iq, MQ? YE XV 1 P5010 Vw r A W' ? -Qlif ro W Q4 gm o Gr l ,,, ,ik 017 13' 0003 yfmkq-1:0 ,bf 'mo I 4 NL 44 L 05-,oe ga l'11.-. 'S , il ful r. fm NW, ak? k- ss Sf., xllll QlllllllJN'. Ethel rlilllllllIllQ. Stella Sk . lsrovesaiff L 0 3. av- , -,. V W nh wen, wen, ww-. JA Y but-N, -, wol,.,.- . G niiwteazmux zawi C A beifheutre' JGWJAZ 9q3kN9l53s'9niJhms.' 'n r 'f is ' so 9 qwmlgalmflyjr 'frm 'QI 'fin M3 1 uf f V if ' 1 l . sr b . If , , x dll? ff' ' Q56 ,LS ce5 ll e r 0 lll e 'l I2llllSl'll0lLl, june llliex, Connie Pick, flIlIllL'l'lllC Nastos, ll 0 y c e Werner, -ludy HlCI'SCl1l1lIl. Rlllll llill- Illllll, Maxine 'lrotter and N0l'llI1llI KIllCl'. .glam Don Kotte, .Indy 'l'l'ei4 cllel, Mary .Kun Sfllililli, Aloyce Hewetl, Mary Ile- Motts. l.1lVCl'llC Wollers- lleilll, Glendoris XViese4 ke, .Xrlyne Slieber llllil Carl Gieseke. Not Oll picture, I.eslie ZCllIll, 0,9 Ol if?l'5 Iloyce Sl'll1lClCl'. Killll- erine f,gllZllCYll'll. Rog- er Sflllllllll, Belly Mil- ler. AICYUIIIC R ot ll, Jeanne Mueller, 'lilllll Roy, .'xl'll'Illl Sflllllllll Zlllll qlcanne ll'l!ll'lll1Illll. joe Bllllllllllll, Geneva li l' ll is, l'il'2lllClS lfox, .lCll'llllC fi1llNll'C, Allen lllflllllllll, llle! Halleck. Kenneth KKDSSIIILIII, Mur- iel Kraus and Virginia fi1llll'lClSC. Lulnbeliniatxgm , A 19 6 Ck Dan xx i at . n' ' ser . 400 1f1f,!07ed ce H451 .wtf W1 'du 6 dist x 'I' ?'d ff 'ill' i'1f1.TK.40U acrlikt LllS les Right alter cll1l'lSllll2lS, work on llle annual ie Zillllll, lovce xvl'l'lll'l', llllil Carol Debrauske. The attractive lill0lClllll blocks which ap- leared ill llL'2ll'lY every issue ol' llle Breeze were usuallv llle work ol' Nancy Hillyer. Assisting her were Ruth Mayer illlll Sylvia Hinz. l'ublicalions advisers were Miss Ellen Shu- lrt. editorial: Mr. Eflllllil ,lUllllSOIl. photography: Mr. lsrael l5CllSIllllIl, business: Miss 'lane Schwal- bacll. art: Zlllll Mr. Arnold Melzer, publieity. Every lUlll'll1lllSlll student starts out the year hoping to achieve llle coveted ace re- porter rating. 'Points are totaled on the basis ol' copy llll'llL'll ill, Ulllllllll inches publislled. credit llollrs put in, Zlllll PCTSOIIS interviewed. X total ol' 50 lD0llllS is needed to rate as a Cubin 200, Reporter: I000, Starz illlil 2000 poitlts lllake the Stars llllll Aces, HYYCIII illto high, llllil the ,i0lll'll2lllSlll lab in 203 lDL'i'2llllC the busiest place ill Central - bar tlolle. 'l he SL'C'0llCl senlester was divided llllil one dead- lille alter llle Ol,llCl' lor annual stall' lllCllllJR'l'5. rlilllf editorial stall' ol' twelve lllCllllDCl'S was ap- pointed ill DCi'ClIllJClA. with 'loyce lVerner as editor-in-chiel'. Allen lililllllllll Zlllil .loyce Hewf ett devoted tlleir efliorts to tllat special. special section-the seniors! Donald flrackl Kolte Zlllll Katherine f,gll2lCCYlCll kept lllCll' eyes on lllC locked Sll1llJSll0l box. Activities Zlllll organs ilations were handled by Arlyne Slieber Zlllll Leslie ZClllll. Feature eds were Tolll Roy Zllld Mary DeMotl,s. Carl Cieseke Zlllll lCl'0ll1C rlil'lllllSCl10lCl wrote one sports story alter Zlll- otller. -lune 'lhiex worked hard to lllllllt' llle llllLlCl'C'l1lSSlllCll happy. The photography Zlllil business stalls were -74- WAOOL6 IAQ lfllfl Illt' snnu' lm' Illk' :lmuml ns lm' Ilu' lmpw. hut c'xciu'nu'nl umlal lu- gllmml glmmxmu-ul. Ulu llli' zlmulzll :ll'l shall. luuulccl hx Rolu-rl Holler ulm lrm'cllu'ully cluh1'I zagrvm' wilh amullul, annul uul lX'illi4nm Klolxnw. was luw. 'lurning out an numlu-r ul lllllt'N1I llHllX znglufml Killi'NllHIl was flu' swell nlrnwings Wl'l'1' xllllldlll NX'e'1'lx. Xlzlrx sl'Illi'll In gn IIZIITUW waning llllllkglll. Su. pangs hy I llvn l'lll1lIlk'N. Rulmvrl Slvillprc-is. zuul Ruth pzngc-. Ilu- hunk wus planuu-ml. znul llll'lDlLIllNllk1lllSA Nlxuvr. 'llluw mn-Lu! with Ilu' 1ll'l cclilnrs lo llllllllbil into pugvs ul Ixlu' :uul lJltIlIH'N, llllllxt' llu' mln-sign lm' llll' llxlvsll. Ilu' clixixiun . . . I - I llu' u':n'lmrrlx IS pulmllsluwl IIHXV. :uul l'Xt'l'N' I lL1l'N.1lllll Ilu'1.nImnm Ill llu- lmok. . . , . V ' I I I , ,II I I mu' un llll' Nlllll c-llluxul glXIlIg Ilu' xulml'llu'l's ' Ulm xml lmlllllgx ll' 'lllg ll lllllllllx Our lX'm'lcl. lur. lun luuling, HYl'2ll'llfNll4S .Xrc lN 1'4l l'l 'l Nl1l'VS 'll llli' Wllll llN'N' H l'l 0' lfunf Now llu' Slllll lurluw lhzal Illl'NlllKl1'IllS will wlmnn lHlllK'l'1'Ill'L'N w'n'n' 2lllll0llIll'l'll. usuznllx nn 1-njuy rc-:uling Ilu- hunk :ns nuuh :us Ilu' 1-clilnrs mulqnw. in llu- scluml hulln-lin. :uul wlu'n Ilu' 'l'l'lV l4W l'l'4'llH ll ll- 111111 'lm' llll' llklll Will Huw., LIIIIIIIIINI III 203 III :IIIIIIWIIII :III-.I II. III.. luuwk wnll lliltllllll' mu' ul Ilu' lbUNNi'NSl4lllN Hill prm' lrum hugh smluml. f3liI0l'.f E700 ,HAH Ol' fl Sfflff WMl'l'll.Hg, ,gl -Q5! l.clllm Ilnum- xsl'lllt'l I3lL'Nlll1'N all llll Xllllllill illlll lIll'Cllllg. Row l 41u'11l4-xl Ilu' wilulmxl lxlllllillll Klnlxuw, Rulu-ll Ilull 1-1. Xml Uuimln, IUIUIIIK' llzlnlulurhl Nilliwm l'imu'g'm Xlhx lu- Xlfllx Nulliun H lk :ml Rll ' 7 . I. . . v . I 1 1- .3 lll'll Nl1'IIlllll'lN. lu llblll Rm l llu'l lllimllllg Slvlll Skclix Xl'IlX lllall l'h ' Row L: Ihvlmlsl ku x . I. , . . . , 1 gnuw. mul lunu- Ihu-x. Run fl: Xllxlu' Nlll'lll'l. lrxlu' lvl Xll' ' ' ' ' Ruw li llglluxuz' Nqlluwlvl. RLIXII Y nm. LII Iummm. C.nl Luwkv. .nul lmu- Ilrwrll, unul Xllllvx. IlHllN lan1l11..nul 'l'Jlll1'lll' lvl Nlalnl. - 15+- if ' fx X , i . W ,M A . if 'L 4 4. J as I 37 Q 77 J' v f W A N an Q i X I x 1' W if V' mf .- E f A 1 ASL. M1 . Y W M A , ug .fi ,,.. W ng K V Aki? .V , 5' .,k fx ff I! ' 4 fa X Wig RE 1 , , if ' ll' s ' A , l xi 3 4 . 5 ak .1 X, In ' 'x 2 ' ASQ. S L I 5? X X Q K H zz-'l l gl fn? f I Z, 1 x X H 2 H n xg,-,j Qv ,Oi x sf A . e X ia X wig K , ? w, g 4, X ' I Q K wif 5 ' A-! xkfd f L 43 - x' x P- X 1 . Q I Q ,Q A f' , x it 'X yr, x I.,-X, - 52- -' in -:FV EN -nl' sigh ll. 1 ' -af I ' W' lf ' , -fi? ?f ' 64. ' ig Wi ' X ' 12 A' ff ' Q 'if' f' in !-' Y 3 f i 11 SW flllf 'Q yi 41 If .gulf IV P QS-f. ,5'k,j'... Xxx' . wb wi? J x X Q M fda As 1' Q. SX- X.. A Cappella Choir lfmtttli um. lc-lt tu liglit: Stn-xv iiailniclsc-. lilmt-t liiulctwvulli. Alulin llulgctt. lillsutntlt llatlntnw. limit-ilu' Fvltvii, -lulm Kvlrplcl. litttxt llciiictlw. .Xlwti Nldlullutii. Nlillmi l'ci'liimti. Wailmlctliztt' lY2lgllC'l'. I-vtliziillt llama l'ill'll Wulf. ,ltllitlt ll1llll'l. lull Kttwgct. Rtttli l'QllL'Nll'l. lligritl llctniig. Iliittl mu: llztiol llaigctlurn. Your Xmnl.. llzirtultl l'imL. litlgctic I'l'iwtct. Rztximnul Nlillct. Ricltzml lfxtlmiiclsc. Ruln-it Rnmtlitik. Wzillzlu' Xtxltiiig. Krilnctli Olin, Rllflllilllil qlzulwlt, .Xllcn Wuiigctnattiti, liliiim' ,lzum-s. llrntim- 1-ntultc. Luis Roni tm-ltitatiiii. Svunul um: ,Kun Quimlmt. llulurcs kiswlninn. lllizirlottc Snliivlilc. Dmntlix' Salim-lc'i', Killllflillll' Ogimtmitli. Rtttli Ilucliiilw. .Xtlislv llcrntzuiti. Cilzulxs l'i1'Sll'l'llllg. l'ltyllis l,CNl'l'l'lll. Ilorotltv Hlllllllllllslll. -lnztii l'oIilztml. l'i.lll2llN'lll Wumki. lilziim' lmltlmzui, Nlzlriaut Kraus. blmu- Scltncttw. lfitsl rms: 'lamina' Stcllcii, llurollix l':mlsuii. l,:tYt'i'iic XN'zlglicl'. Qlcztiiiic fCllll'lllLll1Il. l'lnllis lllll'llll1.'I. llilmlcgatitlc Sclimut, lflllllll' Xlucllt-r. filmlxs Klrzunw. 'lotta' Klctlt. .Xrlynti Scltmitlt. lillcn fillfllllllll. Ruth llillmztii. ,Xrliwlc l'il'lll'll. Concert Band Flulv: ,Xllxii ft'lll'l. xllllillllt' lliull, -lim-pl: .xllgllNllIlC. llcttx Kun Ritlgv. ilotixtzttiu' Oppc'tu't-t. Ritliztttl Nzukz Ulmv: Llsnitm' Nlvwi: llzissoonz litlgut lft'iult'itlis. hlttm- Nlzirtlicnlc: Clarinet: llmtziltl nlmt. Roscntatry llictl. Xlzlrilyn lNwpln'. lhmzlltl Xllll5ll'l. Rimliattnl Nlzlnw, Nlurivl 'lltim'lm:m. l'ct0t' Rc-Quin. Nlztrimi H:u'tlc't'. llvlvti lttkitli. llic-it-xai Nlttllm. Cqulttm 5llbLlllK'lx. lmu- Stliwt-ingrttlwt. llzurl Nlxirlcm. l.ztYvl'iic' Stvllcti, lltllk liUlllIlCll'l'. .lt-:iii Kaul. .lcztiix-ttc Stlizulc. llzitultl Caispcti Alto Snxoplimu-: lxillllillll ll1lllllS. Rttlli l,ll'll. lfziw lll'l.Ul'lIlC. Rm' Stcin: Tvnor Saxophone: llttatttc C-umlzttiri n2Il'll0lll' Saxo- plmnc: Raixliizuul Stamipll: Bass Saxophone: l'1utl l'ilill'lll'llll9I Alto Clarinet: lilztiiit' liittpr. Willizxm Rt-xii: Bass Clal'im'l: xlilllllllll iLt':tsIim'ti. xlilflilll Kzltlvtitiiziict. Cornet: Nlzitlitt Slvtigvl, lluttrt Rotiiiiwltiizttiit. Rulicil Kociiig, klultn It-ink. lilmy lla-ling. litlxxuttl liitcl: Frm-nrli Horn: hlznlxs Klmnmr. I'alIlx l llllxL'. XS'illi:u1i Silllllll. Luis Nlvlillwrg. fiK'I'll'llllL' litlcti Trombone: Kc-nitvtli Stliutltzmlt. ,lctcvttic llllllfll, Xlzittin Xaliaultt. 1-lctiii Wilttmk. Rcttlwn llaizuk. I4-sta-i' fLi':isl1ut'ii: Baritone: l,llXL'l llN'lllll'. Yimtur Rvllllltllll. limit-tint' l,ul't: Tlllm: Rimlizml Sfllllll. ,luliti Nlvggcis. lft'ctlc1'itl4 l.lllll'. .Xlxiti Nlillgllll. llittiivl lllllllll. Rzulpli Nlzins. l'cr1'ussinn: Otto l'ttvtlt. l'itllHIlll lflilll. limi llvrniztii. 'lulm lalltw. Ruln-it l.:mim'iiu-. -78- Concerlr Crcl1esl:ra First Violin: I-lcnn C-lxulc, llvlls SlllIlliL'l. Xlluu' Slivlwl, Nlthllll Iolmson. Nlillon l'l1llll. Rimlmul llrlmgum. lxvlullvlll l.u'm'um.1l1l. Xl.n' Qlvlcm, llololcs Y1llllx.llXYlxN. .Xgmw Sulllmk, l'11llx llmum, Ivan: llqlzulx: 2nd Violin: Slxillm-x K-luvl. l'lol.c xll'IIlLIllg. lXl'llllll lh'uilu'l. Rogvl lLl':ulL'. Klan l.on KllL'l-Ullxlllllll. blown' xlK'lN4lli'l, Rulll Nlxncl, Xmlolplx lllllglln, lvzm Xxrl limi' XLIIUXUL. lilllllllll' Klnmlvl: Viola: lfllllllt' llllt'Ic'I. Rculvvn UIICII. lmm Sllllllll. lilllllllli' kxm-. l'il.Illlx Sllmllv, llugl lllllllxtl 1-lqulu llmlvmgumz Cello: lfrwl llcincckc. Ruth lfiluigcr. llonulml SillUl'llll'lxf String Buss: Xlnolsl 4.1-ull, limlilll Xlglxu lzumw hlwinllwl. Ikmn lllllllllllll. Wzum' Sll'lllI. .Xrno llxcwm. Rlill1lI'tl lllllllg, Flnlv: Xrlxn fL'lll'l. Xlznjorii- Ilxull. losvmll Xllgllilllll'. lli'llN .Kun Rimlwz Oboe: Llaniu' Xlvwli llnxsoon: lillun lliml l A A lillls. Ium- xlLllllll'lllk'I Clarinet: lllllllllfl bloxl. Row Nlzlric lliclf. Nlzuilxn I'oppc. llonnlll xllIlSll'lI Suxophonc: William: llznmx. Ruth llll'll. liuum- lloomlzurc. RLlNlIll3ll4l Slannpll. Frcnrh Horn: l':lllx lfinkc. Ulzulw Klmlllllc. XVilli:nn Sllllllll, l.oix xll'llllPl'lg2 Corncls: Nlanlin Sivngvl. llvmx Rom lm-lm.mn, Rl3llt'll Kovnig: 1-l'0lllll0IlK'SZ Kunnclll Scllnclmzmll, QICIUIIIC' llulla-n, Nllllllll Nziiaullli Tuba: Rllllllltl Nlllllll. l,l'l'fllh5l0III lllltl l'lI1-ill. limluaml l'il0ll. lion l'll'llIlllll. Boys' Glee Club lint um. lvl! lo ligllli Qlznmw S1llUl'lllllg, km'nlu'Ill Roni. lirling lllllxl'lNlllL'lll. 1,1-olgv hanlgvl. William Slillnvll, Kon m-Ill Slum, llc1'm.m Rllllllllllllll, Rogvl lcnk. Cilulv Sprmngcr. ll'l'llllll' llgni-L, Walla-1 Hill, Ki-nm-ll: Rim-sk. RUllK'll Sm llw Nmoml lou: Wlllmm Klokou, lxlllllll' Fcllous. lilllH'll xlllllfl, Ranmonml llxlgc-lm-lil, RfDllt'll xllli'll1'l, Rulwn Nlill-. llgnmcl lixxum. Rullzml Smlnmll, l-:lmcr llclm, llcorgc S1lll1l'l'lil0lll. Rimlmnl lhamn. Ilonnlll tlllllllll, lm-lux l.4-ullmloxlw. llminl um: Xollwrl lullcx. Slvw llL'llIl. l'illgl'lI1' Vl'lVL'l1ll'. Rllllillll Sonsllmgvn, qlzuk llc-ln. lrslii- Slluimlx, Xlxxon Sli-l lun, Rcnm-Ill kan, Roln-xl Kmurir. lllblllllil Nlnmkv, llolm ll2lllt'l.ll1lllCl l'xmlm, Ruwvll Xlinki-llmolsl. l'1lllllll lou: l'l'L'lll'lHllx Nclmcr, C-clzllil l:lllll'll50II. Donald XVIIL1: .Iowpli Vimcvimlm, Rolrcrt VVUIKIICI. Rqnmoml llanfl' luixgvm- SIPILIIIQUIN, Rl7lb1'll Sllllilllltll. ,Knlon llCllL'SCll, Riclxalrml ll1'l'gm'l', Ronnlcl lillcl, Rolmcrl Sllllllll, Rolwil llnlwik -79- Aclvancecl Girls' Glee Club l'UlllllI nm. l4.'lI lu light: lllllUjj.C'lll' Spuhl. XlllN'llL' l'-.lDlll'l9. lfxvlxn xlilllllllli. Xliux Nll'llIlllllk'llA'I. Xlznx Urnxlul Inna- lgnwnmk. tlum- I-ivwkr. Xliu- slllilllx Iiullx -Iguulmi. l':lllxll4mw1. llmix -lllllx. Xllllli' ll1'll1l2lllIl. Nilmn xX1'llllllIlIl. lumlllll lllllwllllll lmxllm llllllllll lhllx ling St4lInSk4l1s lhllx luplslml luls llllm Ilmilcl nm: lllltlkgilllll' I-ullllicml. lirllx Silllillll. llulis llflllbg, lixvlxn Ilmn. Rulll hlmw. Xlquiml xxllfllllbll. Xlqux luuhl. lililaulrvlll Nic-gnml. lilxln-lla llnxlkuzlldl. lhuix Dim-hl. llmn lxanlu. lhmvllmx Xlillvm. IS4-rniw XXLIQIIVI. Muni.: Nqhmhr l'l'llll Rmrlx, llilmlvgzlld lll'llllilIHl. Rum l,illlxllH. Nm-unul mu: llmis Rlllld'l. Ya-rua: Nlznllclu. lillu-I lliilxlll. lulxm- Lgmulx. k2lllll'IlllL' lhml. hlmlu Xkivnflmgulx. lm llll'NN. Inna' ISA-luvllik. xl2llgLlll'l RllK'lIl. Lllzlllulln' lXllNill1Il. Yllgllllil 5llIl1N'4lt'l. lima lam' Nlulul. Xilgiuigl l-ixllrl. XlltlllX Ilinl. l,iIlx Xlvimzmn. Xlznimm Rululc. Xlzulxn lilmlv. IM-miu' lfmln. ' l'IlNI um: Ihuu Illlmlvlmlzmxul. XIIQINIZINIZI ll1'Illlll7Ulll1lx. Xlarru-Iln Ilmll. llL'llX Iam' Xmugl. xlllllllll Nlgslllzllm. lnrf ll: lrvmk. Xlilllllll KlIlNl'l. luis l.l'nvkupI. Rlllll kC'IklSllI, livllx KIIVII. Kilim' Sllli'Ilgl'l. llK'IllliK' xxlli'NlK'l!llJIg1'll. NlllIlt'N llNlIll llrlvn lllH'Nll'IllI1lj,Ql'll. Slnillvx limi. l .l1'LlllUl Rzukmx. Yiulvl llulm. Junior Girls' Glee Club Ililsl lam. In-ll lu light: Hvlrn 1-1'm'l1ku. lilnim- Slllllllll Iwggx Km-Imln. Shimlu Xlvxvl. lin-llx Sxlllllll. 'lmu' lumlx Nlgnu-l I'1mln-I. lnlxnilu- llznlmamn. Rnlll Xsmllunlnull, l,0li'll1I lilNlllllgl'l. lc-un lflglvnkv. Wilma: lslC'IllAIlIlI. xllglllll Ssluzlm, SLlllN l,irlIN'n. ilnxol lilllllllkil. Nvunul nm: Ilnlolvw llclmlwll, Xnlnlia' llfllllllll. lfllllil Knllcx ll1'lllli'N Klzulw, tllllli' lxl'Nl'llL'l. lullwlln' Slclkrl. lilllllll RUl'llllNPIll. C-lvmimis XYn'iwM'. Clznul li1lllNl'll. lilsic Rulwk. Rulll gl'lll-lK'll. luis xllllllilllll. l':llli1iLl XYK'IlH'l. xllllli' lkll nuum. llaumivl lximl. hlzulxs l.iml1-mxmn. lhiul um: lalniw lhnll. Xnlmis lkmd. llrlcn Sclmmicll. l'-lUl1'llll' llnlunnlx, Ruth lla-xming. lic-lu Rnuling. lk-:nm Xlvlcluimx, xlll'Ilt' lurk. Xlillklhll llurnink. Phxllis Sllll'l'lll'I'S. I'nl1i4iu Icwkr. Imac lllIIINillt'l. IN-lou-s lllllllllll. Xlaux Iullvn Nxlvs. Panini l'lI1lllllgIlllK'l. Pain kann: .loan Vlclmnik. lfmnlh um: lnwlrlxim- Wimuwx, 'loam Llzlxllx. llilllllllkl lY4lllgi'IllN', lmnu Muni. Ilclmcs lzukm-Il, llrllx lim-lhzlzll. If an Xlvfl. Imlilh l'nnl. lhnulhx I4-umm. Xlznx l'llllllHQl'I', 'Imam' l:IllK'lllxl'. 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' mvnl ol lhc NULISOII :lml prow-il an vcry SllK'l'L'Nhl-lll mu' lm' our llt'll2ll0l'S. hi this IUlll'lIllIllt'l1I thu won hu' ClL'llllll'S :incl lusl unlx ll1l'L'c'. 'lhi' scumiul I1llll'llL'f prom-al whzil uxpcricnu- plus training um mln lm' spcxlkc-rs. lin' :ll thc 'Two Riu-rs lllt't'l thi' Iwo tczunx 'Tlizilkul up six wins :incl no losses. ilihc I't'NllllS nl' thc xlllXS'Zllllik'L' District 'limn'n:nm'nl wcn' -Vzigx' Sl. plvalsc. XRIJ N llil,l.liR - l'lliSl plzui- NIIIIICI in mlcilznnnlum. They Can Convince You of Anything ! .7 .1 ' Y :Wg 3 ,if , 1 ii df lilium' Qlgumw. Shirlcx lim-lnvm. Manx Rtillllilllll. xv2!lll'l' 5tlllUl'tlCl, -Sil- Too Much Sunshine Makes eclamers' Squint Xtlvn lellet. Stella sLl'llS. fiilllbl Deln'auske. Carol Hagetlorn. Faye lleI,ot'tne. l-llinot' Alatnes. and Iiatol Hansen. exactly in reverse from dehaters' previous encounter , lor they won no debates. ntaking tlte ottteonte six losses and no wins. The last tournament ol' the season, the National Forensic League meeting held at Milwaukee, proved that our fancy argttersn were hack in form again. ln this meet they scored three wins and seven losses. 'l'he National Forensic League Tournatnent at Xv2llll'LC5ll2l was the setting in which Central speaking stars shone in declant- ation, extetnpore speaking, oratory, and original oratory. Shir- ley Behrens and George Augspurger represented Central High School in extempore speaking. Shirley linished in the third round and George placed seventh in the finals. Audrey Tinnn showed what Centralites ean do with oratory, with her oration. Privileges and Responsibilities of .fktneriean Citizenship, which linished in the third round. Carol Hagedorn wrott and pre' Centraliies Make Good Record at N. F. L. Meet Carol llagedorn. klltlllf' linnn. Shirley Behrens. .Xrlyn Zeller. Carol Ilelmratlske. Carol Hansen. and lieotge -Xugs lllllgfl. sented an original oration entitled lincoln, the Klan . Carol also finished in the third round. ln humorous declamations Carol llebrauske and Carol Hansen both reached the third round. Carol Hagedorn received another third round award for her dramatic declamation. 'l'he highlight of the whole tournatnent for Central was the winning of a first place banner by .Xrlyn Zeller for her excel- lent presentation of a serious declamation entitled Harriet. Central students who were awarded the coveted National For- ensic League Award. the Nlfl, pin. were .Xrlyn Zeller and Carol Hagedorn. This year the freshman speakers experienced a new type of speaking progratn. ln the place of regular debating. the six students worked as individual speakers for the training that they could receive. 'l'heir program consisted of a series of talks. including one to actuate, one to inform, an oration. a panel, and extemp speaking. The talks to actuate were prepared and given on war sub- jects and their purpose was to stir listeners to action. The speeches to inform were based on ntaterial in the Central Red- book, and the only object was to give information. The ora- tions were on subjects of past and present wars and future peace. The panel discussion was on juvenile Delinquency and the extemp speeches used current topics for the subjects. The freshmen who participated in this well-rounded train- ing program were Shirley Heinemann, Neil Clemens, -Ioanne Lampe, Betsy Krebs, George ,-Xugspurger and Eloise Drott. Ther were very capably coached by Nfr. YVilliam F. Herliger. Student forensic work at Central will be in competent hands during the next few years, for this year's debate teams, declamers and speakers include many juniors, sophomores, and freslunen. The benefits of public speaking are many. Regardless of N the type of work students enter after leaving school, the ability to express themselves eflectively will help them in countless i'av.'. t s 'S Carol Hagetlotn George Xugsputgei Xeil Clemens, Shirlex lleinemann. -loanne l,ainpe, Eloise Drott. lietsx Krebs, antl George .Xugspurger. -85- I sS9flfl6lQl'll LSQFLCLIQ A8406 30 mc .LllgllSIIlI. .X-I Ralph II:u'Iws, ,X-l Ila1rl1'I B2ll'Il'I. .X-I .'Xx'lI1m' n1llll'I'. ,X-I KICLIIIII1' ISA-u'I1c'l'. .X Shirlcx III-Imrcns, S-I-2 I nk linux Sl I r.., ... 'Liu I . I - IInl'mIcI BK'lIIIJ.'. .X-- 5-I llmurzui Ilcwr, S-I-2 Riallzlnl Ilrulln, SAI IIoIr Ikmcklnzln. S-I R:nmomI Ikrlulvr. .X I Sl Ruin-rl Ihulmcr, Sf' . ,U llXlllg RIIIIL. S-- .X-I .XmIl'c'w llalszulw. .X-I II:mmIcI C.:lspm'l'. ,XI Ialslu-III Damlnxzmll. .X I J , . II1XIIls Ib:1xcnpm'l. X 'I flzlml IICIPILIIINIXC, S ' NIJIIX llc'NIolls, X-I J :uk Ilrsrn. 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Ilmulln llum . millgclll SVI: XIZIYX ICIIUH Xylvs. .X-2 Hlvllal Skurlx, X2 .XIIXII A-Ilur. S-if Hi . ll H X4 5717! Y. E y I K . i Ixcmwllm Slum. .X-I-2 Xurlu-rl lvllvs. SVI mu mmmu kllllulm O5 HuHI Sl ilzlrllmu Spnlfvk. S-2 Xllxml fIllIIIIl'llII2lIIII. S-2 Ilurix I'2lSIxl'. .X-I-2 xvRII'IIl'll Splinlvr. .-X-I-2 Rum' fIlll'lI. S-I liclmm llaukvll. X-I ff Ju enf progralmd ana! .fgcfiuifieri A l .A mx . 2, k VX, M Z V 3 Q ' 1. 's 3 ' fi H L ll hm! 'vfl'i f' 5 ff 15 1.. .2 ' G' A 19 Ag ,:.:,,. . ., 2 b A , ,,-:: .g,. 1 qbb- 2258? th, wa-N... - --.-...,.w--...,..w-.,, . . I ' 'W 'Qi .-, ,T-A -.rr SporI:s al: Central Kiwanis l'zn'k During Football l'1'z4cIicc Football liutttmt rms: Xtlolph llulala, YCIIIUII Siekmatm. -Iatltson Stillvttll Iohu kituptui in x aml Roland Nlischo. Nlidtlle rotx: lra Nltillute, Xllhttt letss. Hugo littuke. Roheit lllttitt lll t fits t 'led llllIllN'l'lll2lIlll. Harold lloard. lidtlie Ciolob tml .Xlltetl lleinetuum lop ron: Rohetl llhillett, Ralph Woothith. Nliltott l'etlmait littsl lltlntt L t int 1 tu o I Stewart blohuson. Willis lleyn. Wallet Keil, Rltllllltl Ruetltle. lioutsiv Rts 1 ts ls Red and XVhite. the colors of Cen- tral High, did not fare too well in eon- lerenee football this past year, but al- though the team did not win one con- ference game, the boys showed the same lighting spirit that has been evident in Central squads ol' the past. Kiwanis Park made a beautilul set- ting lor the Redmen ol' Central to ga- ther every night lor their regular prac- tice session. Night alter night you could see the players climbing aboard the bus to be taken to Kiwanis Park lor a hard practice. Our Redmen fought their lirst grid- irott battle of the season against a sur- prisingly strong Plymouth eleven on September ll, and came out on top, 13 to 7. with roaring -lohn Kampmann leading the attack. The X'Vest Green Bay Wlildcats were the Iirst conference opponents for the Redmen. Although displaying some power. the Central boys were not able to cope with the strong offensive strength ol' the powerful Wfildcats, and as a result the Red ami X'Vhite was hand- ed at I9 to 0 defeat. 'l'he following week saw the Red- men having a hard time ol' it at Osh- ' -Page 90. please. Ol 1. lt's a punt! -89- the Oshkosh Indians. ln the second hall Len- ll il outplayed their opponents in eyery way ind knocked at the Indians' door seyeral times. but Lentral lust uidnt liaye what it takes to put it across. 'lliey were on the losing end ol' O- .- l -1 to 1 count. town loaded with power as they blasted olll the v - - 3 . ' lllnte. l'ondy was lust too strong. and the Rc l ' ltm 'l'h Ll li inded their third deleat ol' the year by a score ol .H to 1. Lentral s lone touchdown was on a long' pass in the tliird quarter. men's next game as they tangled with the tague-leadmg 'lerrors in a rough and tumble bill Itsl Ili Q d l 1 lor on held the 'l'errors to six points while they scored sc yen, tmtil the last 80 seconds when Appleton blocked a punt to tale a lil to 7 win in a heart- breaker lor Central. losing end ol' the score. A lone touchdown pass gaye Central its only score ol' the ball game, while East, riding high that night. took a 22 point margin oyer the Redmen. Homecoming saw tlle Manitowoc Ship- bnilders inyade Sheboygan to hand our Redmen a deleat by the oyerwhelming score ol' 28 to 0. From the opening minutes to the closing sec- onds, Nlanty dominated the ball game, with Central haying little or no chance to score. Al- though displaying some power in their attack. the Redmen were still unable to match the power shown by Manitowoc. The linal game ol' the season was a game which will not be soon lorgottenl The oppon- ents. North lliglrs Golden Raiders. had a stel- lar team ol' hard-running backs, which pounded time and time again at the Redmen's line to score a total ol' 28 points to CIentral's 2l. Our Redmen shattered North with an air attack which was the outstanding show ol' the game and played heads-up ball that night to match the Raiders in eyerything but the linal score. 'lille lollowing boys won their major letters in lootball: Richard l'rimc. co-captain: Robert Buchner. co-captain: lirnst Heinecke, Carl Cies- eke. Conway Reseburg. lidward Clolob, Alohn Kampmann. Milton Perlman. and Ruben Ot- ten, seniors: Floyd I,eye. .-Xlyen Nlcllollum, Ron- ald Gustalson. Stuart johnson, Robert Spatt. XX alter Reil. and Roland Mischo. juniors: Ad- olph lintala and XX'illis Heyn. sophomores. ,XII-C.onleience. lrloyd I.eye sli. where a second-hall comeback was not ough to ollset the margin between them and 1 - . - . . 'llie Redbirds ol' Fond du l.ac came to mrst drubbinlf ol' the year lor the Red and 'c men had little to stop ti' . ey w e . t 1- 1 . t XVliiting lfield was the setting lor the Red- con e l e men, nngry ' ' yict Alter losing that heartbreaker the week before, our Redmen were still Olll for yietory is they invaded East Green Bay. Although 5CHi0l' illilflslf- Riflliml l 'iH1f -90- playing heads-up ball, the Redmen were on the Underclassmen Play on . . . Bottom row: Donald Bartkus, Leroy Kaiser, Donald Schultz, Kenneth Kausler, Richard Sonsthagan, I.enard Tosten, Andrew Casady, Stanley Deblack. and Robert Koenig. Second row: Rav Lietner. Fred Jansen, Robert Spatt, Robert Brockman, Karl Keil, Francis Ross. Ray Siebert. -lerome limermanu, and Mgr. Arthur Oldenburg. 'l'birtl row: William Schultz, james Gilligan, Fred Godemann, Elmer Peitzmeicr, Russell Srhwerzler. Richard Haynes. Everett Delo, Cerhart Hase, Harry Koehn, and Robert Roenitz. Jllnibl' val'Sify--Above Under the able leadership of Coach -Iohn li. Barth, the Central High School .Iunior Var- sity football squad concluded a not-too-success- ful season with a total of no wins, three losses and no ties. The final game, which was to be played against Manitowoc's junior Shipbuild- ers, was called off because of lack of material. The three losses were handed to the team by North Sheboygan's junior Golden Raiders. The starting line-up usually consisted of Harry Koehn and lilmer Peitzmeier at ends. Dick liayens and Bob Spatt at tackle positions, Ray l.eitner and Dick Sonsthagen at the guard posts, and little Ken Kausler at center. The Jay Vee backlield had as its mainstays Leonard 'Iiosten at the fullback position, Andy Casady and Don Schultz at the halfhack spots, and Karl Keil calling the plays from the quar- terback berth. Central's -lunior Varsity team was handi- capped hy tough luck when Don Schultz, hard- hitting backfield man. was taken from the team roster alter the second encounter because of an almpendectomy. Most of the boys will again don the Red and lVhite with the Varsity squad next year. Freshmen--opposite Page Displaying a powerful ground and air at- tack, the Freshman eleven, trained by Coach Henry Van Duser, finished the season in fine style, coming out on top with four wins and one tie to take all the laurels and honors in the Ilake Shore League. Powerful line play by Dave Fehring, Robert Kuhlman, lVilbert Lindstrom, -Iames McCul- lom, Kermit Heinemann, Frederick l'Veber, and Clyde Sprenger gave the team loads of defensive power which proved valuable during the entire season. The offensive strength of the ltfitlll was fairly divided among four able boys in the back- field, namely: Park Berry. Paul Byrum, Ray- mond Herr and Alfred Schroeder. All of these boys together made up a teatn of both powerful defensive and offensive strength, which consistently puzzled opponents. In their first game. the Freshmen defeated South Side Junior High by an overwhelming score of 27 to 7. North High's Colden Raiders proved to be a tough team to crack. and the game ended in a 0 to 0 tie. 'lihe .Iunior High eleven was an easy touch for the Central Frosh. who won I8 to 0. and the Freshmen were again successful as they walloped North High I3 to 0. In the final game the Frosh defeated Plymouth l2 to fl. Slim lil2Illtt'. illlili .7442 .iced men in CAamlaionA ily - ecor 0 Zur ind, ne je, Wo olloaaea liollmn ww: Ran HOIIIICII, XYilliaim HliIlwc'll,l1luia' SlDlik'llgl'l'. Rixhzmi llurim. William linkin Ili-mx lliiiK'lllllllll Rnlwll llzlll. lfirmi llcimnluom. f.L'lllL'l mu: Luauli llcmx Nam DIINCI. Rulwrl kaiw. Rail wh Swim. I'1uui llwllln. :units Smlimmn. 'r 1 i wi. Ruin-ll kllililllil n. Rimiiz A C - 4 1-run lfllilllllllll. l'iliK'lii'lilL xYt'lillL'l'. XII. Xlunwn, lloiuh, 1 i I Rl limi ling, in ml lilikll Ru I Bank mu: l'ill'lil'lilk Wvlmcl. QIZIIIICN xitfilliilllll. .Xlfrvml Scl1l'm'1l1'l'. Wiliwrl IiilIliNll'lllll. Iluxinlil lurk. Kl'llllii lh-im'nmnn PML llmix, Rnxnmmi HL'll. Kl'lllll'lil Rnslnk. David I'il'iH'il1g. . . . JV and Frosh Squads hill -li 'li Xl l i if fi in Ili' l.t'lt to right' lrat NIt'Clttrt', Mztttztgcr: Iltttl Katrl, lfloxtl l,t-vt-, llatrlattt llttihrcgtsc, slllilfl Alohttsott. Rithatrtl l'ritttt, .Xlxctt Nltllollottt. Hattrx llttt tit'ttttt', l-'rt'tl 0ppt'ttt't't', ilottwatx Rt'st'httrg. Lttttl lIoatth llttrl llt1t'httt't. V .L,. . . lt Latrl XX. Httt'httt'r statrtt'tl tltt' -l.t- ll l'ox Rtx't'r Xatl ltx C.onltrt'ttt't' tutgt' scatsott wttlt ottlx ottt' rctttrtttttg' lt'ttt'rttt:ttt SIU Roht'rt Katrl, hut his Rt'tltttt'tt triht' t'tttt'rgt'tl att tht: t'lost' ol' tltt st'atsott witlt st'x't'tt x'it'torit's tttatlt'ht'tl with ats tttatttx losst's. 'I'h t tt ltrst t'ttgatgt'tttt'ttt wits atqattttst at poxx't'rlttl North lltxt ng t tttttlt ll to I tt stlttattl Irottt iNlilwatttkt't'. pXiltt'r tatlti 1' a I lt'attl. tht' Rt'tltttttt ltt'pt up thatt sattttt' pztttx attttl t'tttt'rqt'tl x'tt t toriotts, with tht' littatl tatllx' 22 to l5. This wats tltt' ottlx' tlt'l't'att ' lt.ttttlt-tl to tht' Milwatttltct' sqttattl, :ts tht'x Wt'lIl ott to top tltt tltt thzttttpiottship trowtt itt tht'it' hotttt' towtt. 'l'ht' t'ottl't'rt'ttt't' opt'ttt'r wats platxt'tl att lfotttl tltt l.att', ltt this gzttttt tht' Rt'tltttt'tt shoxx't'tl httt- lorttt. attttl tltt'x lt'lt tltt A . Hoot' with ont' x'it'torx tttttlt'r tht'ir ht'lts. lfittatl st'ort'.l flti to it ltl at thrilling ox't'rtitttt' gattttt' on Clt'tttratl's hotttt' grotttttl tht' Lt'tttt tlttt's tlowttt'tl tht' sptrttt'tl lgatst Rt'tl llt'x'tls hx' at stort ' t ol .tl to ll! X l'tst st't'otttl tatllx' hx .Xl Nlt'C.ollttttt proxttlt'tl tltt C.ttttt.tl ltx't' with at xittorx. lltt' first out-ol-towtt qattttt' wats platxt'tl atqattttst at tlt'ttt ttttttt'tl Nl.tttttoxxot' Sltiphttiltlcr tlttitttt't. 'liht' gattttt' hattl plt'tttx ol attttott httt als tltt' littatl whistlt' hlt'w. our Rt'thttt'tt t'tttt'rgt'tl ott tht' short t'tttl ol at TH to 26 ttlttltl. t lit t lht' ltrst tttt't'ttttg ol tltt' Rt'tl attttl Nxhttt' attttl tltt' llhtt' atttt Whitt' ol Oshkosh. satw tltt' Oshkosh ltttliattts thatllt tilt atttotht't xtttotx to tht'tt list ol thrt't' stratight. 'lht' gattttt- t'tttlt'tl itt 't 'ft to WI tottttt lo atx't'ttg't' tltt' losst's hzttttlt'tl to l,t'tttratl hx Nlatttttowot' :ttttl Oshkosh. tht' Rt'tltttt'tt toolt tht'ir ttt'xt two t'ttt'otttttt'rs. 'l'ht 'st gattttt' wats atgatittst lX't'st Cirt't'tt llatx :ttttl tltt' gzttttt' t'tttlt'tl I xxtth Ct'tttt tl tht'zttl hx at Ill potttt tttztrgttt, tltt' ltttatl stort' ht'ttttg . . ill to ll t t lht' otht't xittorx wats oxt'r tltt' .Xpplvtott 'lit'rrot's. 'I his qttttt' wats t'ttttttlx l1t'tttrztl's, attttl wht'tt tltt' ltttatl hortt sotttttlt'tl . . K .- tht' Rt'tltttttt w'tlkt'tl oll tltt' lloot' with at lgw to lf stort' rtuttltttg ttt tht'tr l Our on tht' Nltttttt'tp.tl .Xrtttorx lloor proxt'tl lattgtl. Cat'tttrztl lt'tl tltt ll YUl'. , . , . a ltrst t'ttt'ot1tttt'r atgattttsl Caoatth htttttp lottt's Nortlttttvtt lratx lor tltt lttst thrt't' tltt:trtt'rs. httt tht'tt at latst tlttatrtt'r splttrgt t put tht' C-oltlt'tt Ratttlt'rs ttt tht' lt'attl. lht' httatl stort' rt'attl its to 21 ttt l.tx'or ol tht' lllut' attttl Goltl. tttttt tit 'liht st't'otttl hatll ol tltt' st'atsott statrtt'tl oll wttlt at hatttg :ts lil! Clt'ntrnl's tcann scorctl its S1'CUllll win oxci' tlu' Folul tlu l,:u iw. 'lilu' linzil tally showvtl Ccntrzil 5I. lfontly -Ili. .-Xt Exist Grt't'n Buy tlu' Rctlnicn lost ai lu':u'tbrt'zlkcr uftvr SCI H li U l' lt li coming up to tit' tlu' QZIIIIC. 'lilu' llillllllllll' scorn' rczul 25 to l0, Vin- 0 ,V hut tlu' clt'tc'rn1inccl Clcntrulitcs clicln't quit :is tlu' gznnc cntlcd IMI ,mlwm in at -I0 to V10 tic. ln tlu' ovcrlinu' Exist ontscort'tl Central by h f, ,l I lin' points to tztkt' tlu' gllllll' DW limldl ll i 3' llcc. Ill - lfztst IS2 - fl l'zu't'tl ln' llzirlain Huiln't'gtst s 27 points. za new gym rt'c'ortl Dui I7 - Xhmx 0,3 - 45, n cll'llll'lll. tlu' Rctl :uul Whitt' hznulvcl thvir trzulitiontl rival, V ' 'I ' QM Xlzinitowoc. atnotlu'r loss. 'lilu' linzil count was ful to 48 in ln- lm' 0Sl'l 'Nl' 'I ' 'l tor ol' tlu' honu' tvann. lim- Vim' im ' 30 ln our St'l'0IlCl t'Ill'0lllIlCl' with tlu' liulizins lroin Oshkomh. 'limi Ilhrixllljqklml .lil i tlu' llllll1lllS 1I5Slll'l'tl tlu'inst'lu's ol' ai lirst plzut' lJt'l'Ill. Xlthongh 'lim' Y FMU' fl ' ' llu' gznnt' wats closrly Iought, Oshkosh lctl :tt tlu' ciul ol ilu' lim- lb l ll -'l ' 'H lJllllll'. 3.5 to fill. lfch If lizist I2 - -l7 'lilu' only wcck-tlzit' g.tnu' was plznctl an NRM C-rt't'n Bang lilly' Hxk MJHH 'lvl i llu' CIt'nti':il hots just c'onltln't hit tlu' nvtting. anul thu llftllil- lid' ll' guxhkmll 'lu ' pctl tlu' tlcrision ln' at linzil count ol' 28 to 32. l'i4'l1 'N g VVS' 28 ' fl? 'lio 1tNK'llgL' tlu' tlt'l'c'ztt hznulvtl to tlu'1n in tlu' Inst hall' ol' hill illjlilmml Il V li Nlzn North lil - 28 4 4 . tlu' watson. tlu' .-Xpplvton 'l'c'i'roi's kcpt C't'ntr'tl's Rtchncn on tlu' short cntl ol at -lf to 'll scott' on tlu' Xpplcton ll Acfion dl: the North- Ceniral Game I -Page Elo. plum f-95 lloopt'i in his stx f 2 T. , . S, 31' A? xii il R ,. N, f W 4 6' E at R K fi., Q Y wk .Q 5 Sf --QQ QM v XY? A x k A fm. QQ we Q, , . Y ax, Q x i Y, . . 3' N 135 M 4 Wggig ww E NK X fi if: Qs its f M df? cw W . ' , ,M x . f 4 fi 7 -x .gm A QA ik' lx J. V.' lfiist tow: llonuld Slilllill. Rohm-it Spzitt. Rithzntl Sthinitt. lfirti Hllllfl. Rox Stcin. :tml Rithzlrti Kttcthlv. Suomi tow: Mgt. Yctnon Mtt1't1t'lIn'ig. l,atuit'mt- l.nit. ,Xnton IH'ill'XCil. Rithzntl liiocliih. Wztltci Wgigiivi. Rohr: Rvit, aint! lioatmh Wailtci xllliL'ISUll. 1,913 :intl loztcls ol. spirit signin pt'owd to ht' V.'z1gttt'r att tht' tt'ntc'r: with l rt-tl liztttvr :und zi tivritiiiig lztctor on this yt'ztr's Alttnior Varsity Rohcrt Spattt :tt tht' guard positions. Uthvt hziskcthztll tcznn. :ts they hnishcci their st-ztson players who plant-tl :ind showul lJl'0IlliSl' wt-rt-: with at totztl ol tun wins :anti only hw losscs. Mr. Roh:-rt Rcii. l,ziwrt'ticc- l.ttlt. Richard lfroclich, U'nltcr .Xttdcrsoti ztgztin clit! at splcntiicl joh in 'loin llvlit-wtf. :intl Roy Stvin. lillllfillllg :intl cit'st'rws at loud oi thanks. UI- lhmlrw. Ilulw-S H Wm, going ml' and so cnt' U, H Slum. WUI. IIN. ummm! mgcrs lm! thc hots tliytltrt plan tts inztny out-oiltrown gznncs thcir hrst two gznnvs ztgziinst at strong Slichoy- U5 tht' X' U'5 5 I 'hl ' V'5'f5- llhf' 3li m'5 will Falls ymxiu. hw. Umm. lmsw wen, WI, lilaitvcl out oi town wort' :against 5ilL'il0Yg2llI lt,l.Hl all lm, lumix ul' tht. A,xI,I,h.mn -llmim. lwills. Waldo. .Xpplt-ton :intl l'ontI du Lac. Vatrsitx. North. :intl Oosthurg. Ciztnlcs won in- Snoring powcr ol tht' tvznn was ciiritlt-ti cltstlt-tl thrct' wins oxvr thc North Raiders. two annong Rirliztttl KlIl't'ilit'. with tilt points: N'nItt'r llgllilhl Xtltltlo :ind ttnothvr win against thc X-Yztgitvr. with 59 points: :intl Rohn-rt Rcil. with Uosthurg rzirsity. 54. Hatrry Httrticnnt: who wus at niziinstziy on V - . tht' sclttziti until shiitcti to tht' Yzirsitx, wus also lhis yczirs tuznn c't'tittft't-ti niostly ztronntl H U,miSu.nl M.m.m.. ' sophotnorvs. with only st ivw ,juniors on that . I , squzitl. Xlost iJtHSil1lli platyvtl with tht' llcntrzll R IN 'I RU' and R 'hi 'd Wltllttt Wf ' Ircshinztn tvzttn. whilt' sonic- ol' thtf othcrs had IW IJUV KWIV' lm'W'fl ll1l'HlSl'lWS Ylihtly nnf H.H.iu.d lmskmimll lmimng in Smith Sidi, lun- prow-tl. .l'rc-tl liztttcrv at gnztrtl. stootl out tlvlvn- im. High' A stu-ly. with Rohn-rt Spzitt :tt thc' other -guard ' spot. .XII oi tht- hots showul good spirit :ind 'lhc stzirting lint'-up for tht' tltn Yvtfs was prowtl to ht- good hull players. Most of thvst' its tollows: llgn-rx tlurtitinnt-. Riilmrd Stslimitt. how will rvpt-1's4'tit Clcntral in tht- K'UIli0l'l'lll'f' or Rirhatrti Kttutlilt' :tt tht' lorwztrtls: XYgiItt-r nvxt yt-air, l 'U ,SJ ,Sy Cf y. . eCl1f0I'l 601115 elfl lflff, llfe 05585 WQ77 l.eft to right: Ray Hennen, .lim Yan Dnser, Dan llyrutn. Dick lllll'li'S. l'ark Berry, Henry Hilletnan. Dick Schroeder, Clule Sprenget, Ray Herr, l-'red Werner. Kermit Heinemann. Kurt Weber. lfred Weber. and Coach .lolm Barth. Freshmen Compleie Successful Season Under the tutorship ol' Coach -Iohn IZ. Barth, the freshman cagers concluded a very successful season, winning seven out ol' their ten games to take the city championship. l.oss- es were handed to them by Kohler and by South Side klunior High Schools. In the l,ake Shore l.eague, ol' which Cena tral's freshmen are members, the standings were as follows: Central, first, with six wins com- pared with two losses, South Side -lunior High, second, with four wins and three losses: and North, last, with two victories and live defeats, lfour ol' Central's six league wins were over their inter-city rival, North. The scores ol' these liour contests read 20 to I3, 26 to 2l. 22 to lil, and 26 to 211. The Red and XVhite also came though fairly well against the South Sid- ers. Out ol' the liour games played, Central managed to sweep two ol' these lor victories. Scores ol' alll to 28 and 29 to 28 gave the Frosh the victories. A heartbreaking double over- time game gave the Southerners an l8 to l7 win and the other loss was by the count ol 22 to l5. In the two encounters with the Kohler Blues, Central managed to keep on an even keel, winning one of the two clashes. Scores of 28 to lil. and 25 to I8 were registered. Nlainstays in the starting line-up included Park Berry and Dan Pmyrum at the guard posts: big Dick Schroeder at the center spot: and small, but mighty Kurt Wleber and Ray Hennen as forwards. Reserve strength was supplied by Raymond Herr and Kermit Heinemann, re- serve centersg Dick Hurley, Bill Cierke. Fred XVerner, and -lim Van Duser. substitute lor- wards: and guards Fred XVeber. Henry Hille- man and Clyde Sprengers. 'leatntnates elected Dick Schroeder honor- ary captain ol' the neophyte live. Dick also led the team in scoring, with a grand total ol 64 counters, and Ray Hennen followed with a total ol' 50 points. Nlost of these lreslnnen cagers will return to Central next year and be good material for the ,lunior Varsity and probably the Varsity teams. 'l'hese boys have the spirit ol' good sportsmanship and are eager to get into the game and play to win. 'Q if QQ, 6 ' f 1 '55 N ,5-1'5- Y - an X. Zaman- ' tiff -N E ,A 2'-:SNf ,I -g N f w 41 1 3 f, U wx , ,,,..,,.,,, , ,W .W , x , IQ mg l V1 no I1 Track 'Takes Uver ln I: Spring i your marks, get set . . . tllonway Reseburg. Donald Schultz, Henry Hilleman, and Henry Hoerm A good teatn led by a line coach is a con- servative description of the H344 track team. Starting with seven returning letter winners and balanced with a surprising number of talented underelassmen, the thinclads devel- oped into a line, strong team. Coach lValt Anderson, assisted by Coach .lohn Barth. put together a hghting team around the nucleus of the seven returning let- termen, each skilled in his particular event. Conway Reseburg, who won his first letter in track as a sophomore, ran the ltltl and 200 yard dashes, relay, and the broadjutnp. Don Kotte, with two years of experience, displayed out- standing ability in the high jump. Dick Prime, tall and lanky weight-man, showed good form in both discus and shot. Don -lost, holder ol' the schools pole-vaulting record, raised the record jump more than a foot. Eugene Spels- haus proved his swiftffootedness in his speedy version of the half-mile. -Iohn Brumels, stnall but. mighty, ran the grueling mile in good time. Stew johnson, only junior letterman, return- ed to share honors in the weights, broad jump, and the mile. A mnnber ol' underclassmen aided the teatn in becoming a strong unit, and such fel- lows as Keil, lVolfl, Hoerz, Schultz, Kaiser, and tnany other able tracksters were a real asset. Among these underclassmen were a great bunch of freshmen who proved that they have ability. Some of the outstanding Frosh are: Herr. Don Kotte clears the bamboo. Record A breaking Don jost. -100- lll'llllk'II. lllllt'IllLlII. XX clwr. zmtl XVillsot1. 'l'ht' lL'1ttll haul am intcrcst' ing scllvtlttlt' in that most ol' tht' triztttgttlztr niccts wurt' with thc North High Golclcn Raiders. 'l'ht' St'llClllllC ol' mc'c'ts in which tht' cll'Illl'Lll lligh tllitirlzttls patr- tiripattctl was an lollows: Nlztx' li. lfoml clit l,ztc'. North. C.t'titrztl. :tt cil'Illl'1Il. Man' lil. XN't'st CQt't't'n liar. North. Clcntrxtl. att N't'st CLrt't'i1 lim. Nlztr Ifw. Port Xvlblllllgllill. North. llctttrtil. att l'ort xv2lSll' itigton. Nlzty 20. Nlauiitowor. North. Cltwitratl. :tt llctitratl. to - - Nlztx ln. North. C.c'tttr3tI. att lmitrztl. Nl't ' . .x lo. .Xll'c.tlIlll'lit'Illil' lrztck Mcvt. :tt lfotitl tht l,zu'. Ncxt Nutr tht' tcamt will ztgatiti lat' built lrom tht' rt'- turniitg lt'ttt'rmt'n :md from tht' lim' ztrrzu ol lllltll'l't'l1lSSlIlt'll who hztw pirkctl up at lot ol' l xgtlttztlnlt' t'Xllt'l'll'Ill't'. lithlit' Uololr gow up :mtl KIXCI. Dick l'titnt. iwight into llvgttlittg lol tht' tatpcf cU1Itlll'NHxxlIllN Xmlvtx llctos tht' ixholc gang! -lill- I' W I I s 'lop picture-Auditorium Stage Crew: jack Nlabnke. Kenneth Weber. Robert Hlllll. and Hiram Krebs. Second pitture-Stage Crew for Plays: Richard lirtel, jerry Staples. Harold Pick. lid Stegner. William Rogge. Kenneth Ulm. Eugene Mannchen. and Ralph Radke. Action shots: Oliver Groteleuschen and Donald Hahn work on the set for 'l'he Late Christopher Blau. lid Slegner and Robert Sleinpreis spray paint on the flats to be used in junior Miss, Perhaps the least publicized people in school are the members of the stage crews. Al- ways on the job for auditorium programs and school plays, are the men behind the scenes. They have given much of their time for little recognition, but they have enjoyed doing it. One stage erew is in charge of the auditorium programs, and the other works on the plays. Auditorium stage crew members are Rob- ert Hintz, Hiram Krebs, Kenneth Weber, and -102- lack Mahnke. These boys are responsible for lights, sound effects, and staging at all assembly programs. The menrbers of the play stage crew help to make our school plays a success by quick changes of scenery and good lighting effects. Members of this crew are Donald Weber, Oli- ver Groteleuschen. Ralph Radke, William Ger- ke, George Degen, jerry Bowser, Richard Ertel, Ed Stegner. lerry Staples, Harold Pick. and Robert Steinpreis. gk , A -:' 'fx '.,f'1. X X A -X E if 1 x ix Ni? Y M i xx N QNX we' ax m Y XX wx WS:-Q Q Ex. ww' X wi X it Y- at 5 U xi 'F A Jawa alma gba, . . . 'A 1 .w ,ev m fi ' x A gy 1 3. ., Q16 X x .Xxx x x....w' gnu-K Q-we-f ww-wr g ' x sf sf 5.31. Q x - Q 'il Qs fs if ' A xv ,. , 5 ..,, . I 5 V S 2 1 -1 .. -.A....., Q is f lflcmi lEcnLcl, .Xnny .Xir Corps: Grucsmnc Twosonmcq Cove: Girlsfz lfour Yaguhomls: l.umlmcring Along: Pipv of l'c':nc?: lhmgiv Nlvn: Bll1ltlil'Sffll'0l'gl' NIUHZIS and l.0llii' lIdm'ic'h: l!rc'c'7y 05 'Alilll1iC 2 Classy Chorus: Looking fm' n lllllll'll'l'. hm? - l 04W Compliments of SEARS ROEBUCK 81 CO. Compliments of , KINNEY SHOE STORE SHEBOYGAN STORE: Phone 5270 911 N. 8t11 Street DR. G. O. PULS DENTIST KUETHER STUDIOS Above Kresge Store Room 208 Compliments O. A. BASSUENER H. S. HUMKE J. M. POOLE BENNETT BEAUTY SHOP In The HOTEI, FOESTE Phone 2074 Best XVishes to all the Graduates from the OTTO KU ECHLE CO. 8th and St. Clair Ave. Telephone 320 Compliments of SH EBOYGAN PAINT CO. North 1Vater Street Phone 430 A. W. RAMM, INC. PHONE 1262-W 1518-20 South 12th St. SHEBOYGAN, XVISCONSIN MARY'S BEAUTY SHOPPE 1521 So. 12th Street Phone 1085 Compliments of VAN DER VAART Brick Xe Building Supply Company EDGAR A. STUBENRAUCH A R C H I T E C T TELEPHONE 4162 708 Erie Ave. Sheboygqn, XVis. ROGERS CROCKER Studio Of Photography NV I T I-I H. C. PRANGE CO. Fr Jtll ' th Floor -108- .Y .. ' WI T 1...-f l ' Q -' ' .-.g.g:-' , A .pf , .M . Z lu Q- he 1 7 ., , suv 4 3 America's Future Is Graduating .... In America where everyone plans for the years ahead, what you have done so far is a beginning, not an end. America's pres- ent is being well taken care of. But a present without a future quickly becomes a past. We depend for our future upon people like you who realize the big part a sound education will play in the vital job of building the peace after victory. You're studying to become better leaders of a country that will need good leadership. We salute you! X fmaw. .. -109- BURGER BOAT CO. Diversified Shipbuilders For Over Fifty Years LOCATED ON THE NVESTERN SHORE OI-' LAKE MICHIGAN IN THE CITY OF MANITOINOC, YVISCONSIN, A PRODUCTION YARD COVERING A SIX-ACRE TRACT VVITH A 600-FOOT FRONTAGE ON THE MANITOWOC RIVER. 36,000 SQUARE FEET OF THIS YARD IS UNDER ROOF, CONSISTING OF ELECTRI- CAL, -IOINER, BLACKSMITH, MACHINE, SHEET METAL, WELDING, PAINT AND WOODWORKING SHOPS LAID OUT IN A MANNER FOR MAXIMUM EFFICIENCY: CAP- ABLE OF HANDLNG UP TO 240-FOOT SHIPS . . . COMPLETE FROM KEEL TO MAST- HEAD IN EITHER WOOD OR WELDED STEEL. AT PRESENT, THE BURGER BOAT COMPANY IS BUILDING STRICTLY FOR THE UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT. COME VICTORY, BURGER NVILL BE READY TO BUILD YOUR NENV BURGER BOAT OR HANDLE REPAIRS AND STORAGE IN THEIR CUSTOMARY EFFICIENT XVAY. BUY MORE BONDS AND CONTINUE TO HELP SEND BURGER-BUILT 1I0' AND 136' SUBCHASERS, I36' MINESWEEPERS, I65' OCEAN-GOING TUGS, AND 85' ARMY RESCUE BOATS ON THEIR VVAY TO ACTIVE SERVICE AND HELP SAVE FOR YOUR NEW' BURGER BOAT. BURGER BOAT CO. MANITOWOC, WISCONSIN C 1. f N O R T H E R N Om P 'ments 0 FURNITURE COMPANY ARTHUR H. GRUHLE 'z' MANUFACTURERS OF High Grade Dining Room And Bedroom Furniture JOSEPH W. WILKUS ' SHEBOYGAN, WISCONSIN G M A C H'S RESTAURANT Com Iiments P 708N.8rhStreet WISCUNSIN HOUSE or QUA1.1TY AND SERVICE P U B L IC SERVICE AL GMACH, Prop. THE0. ZIEBERT C 0 R p 0 R A T I Q N SHEBOYGAN, YVISCONSIN -110- - CONTRACT MACHINE WORK also manufacturers of WOODWORKING MACHINES High Speed Automatic Rod Turning Multiple Purpose Double End Tenoners and Double End Cut-Off Saws Automatic Loaders and Unloaders SPECIAL MACHINES - For Converting Gauze ... Cotton .. Cellulose Automatic Bandage Wrappers Automatic Gauze Sponge Folders CURT G. ICA, Inc. -Ill- DR. F. J. CLARK THE GLAESER STUDIO D E N T I S T Portrait and Commercial Photographers Room 208 Mohr Building WE PHOTOGRAPH . x K Anything, Anywhere, Anytnne sHEBoYGAN, WISCONSIN 323 NO, Sth gmt WHIFFEN 81 WALTER .t'1 1'oRNax's AT LAW 728 Wisconsin Ave. BERSCH 81 ANHALT DEN TISTS phone 4371 Mohr Building Phone 222-W Compliments of Greetings from L A K E S I D E Allied Florist Association YVM. F. ALTNIAN PEPSI-COLA BOTTLING CO. 2608 N- Sth Slreel 2121 Calumet Drive Phone 478-VV BILIMQXHIS5IIfgiT2IQ.e3?0l I E GIESE - EICKBERG R O T H 1129 N. 8th Street Building Supply Company Ql1Al.l'1'Y ,mn smzvicziz wHoi,rs,xi.i: - RETAII, MORROW'S ,FLOWERS G07 N. 8th Street M 84 M FLORAL SHOPPE 906 Michigan Ave. SHEBOYGAN GREENHOUSES, INC. 2207 Calumet Drive Phone No. 2 Upper Falls Road FREEDOM W A L T E R EICHENBERGER Distinctive Shoes 812 No. Sth St. C1OlXIPl.IMENTS OL S O N frRANsPoRTAT1oN c:oMPANv Freedom of religion, Freedom of the press, Freedom ol' speech, Freedom of as- sembly -all are basic in the American way of living. Free enterprise has made this nation great. lt has built an industrial supremacy which is recognized by all warring nations, both friend and foe. Let us therefore look to the preservation of free enterprise so that we may help to rebuild a world at peace. WISCONSIN POWER and LIGHT COMPANY -114- CONTRACT MACHINE WORK also manufacturers of WOODWORKING MACHINES High Speed Automatic Rod Turning Multiple Purpose Double End Tenoners and Double End Cut-Off Saws Automatic Loaders and Unloaders SPECIAL MACHINES - For Converting Gauze - Cotton - Cellulose Automatic Bandage Wrappers Automatic Gauze Sponge Folders CURT G. IOA, Inc. -Ill- SILLS STUDIOS 718 Niagara Ave. Downstairs HAUSER'S SPORT SHOP Goldsmith Athletic Equipment 522 N. Eighth St. Phone 1980 DR. FRED W. PULS D E N T I S T Above Kresge's Store WERNER, CLEMENS 81 MILLER ATTORNEYS AT LAW WM. G. HOPPERT, INC. s o U T H SID E DEPARTMENT STORE Phone 2490 1702-04 S. 12th Street HERZlGER'S QUALITY LUNCH OPEN DAY AND NIGHT 1232 Superior Ave. Compliments of BUCHEN CURRIE FEDERER GROTE ATTORNEYS - AT- LAW' Compliments of LAKESHORE Buick Company 816 Niagara Avenue P A N T Z E R LUMBER COMPANY Mlholesale and Retail OFFICE AND YARD 110 South Hth Street Phone 180 Sl-IEBOYGAN. IVISCONSIN I Compliments Of ,4 JI i rf ndg6 CARL'S Shebovgarfs Leading SHOE STORE O 711 N. Sth Steet Phon e 1308 ERIE OIL COMPANY 112- .:.- . .A ll' ty tittd it f t Q av' '.f-,. Congratulations Graduates of ,44 Your High School days have come to an end, but life has opened ll new door for you . . . during these years your charztc- ters, your ideztls, have been molded to lnnke yon better young women, better young lnen . . . may the contacts you have had give you at more solid attitude towards the society of which you now become at part. The SHEBOYGAN DRY GOODS CO. oi'- iers sincerest congratulations and good wishes, for your future success :ind happiness. -H3-A DR. F. J. CLARK THE GLAESER STUDIO D E N T I 3 T Portrait and Commercial Photographers Room 208 Mohr Building XYE PHOTOGRAPH . V ' Anything, Anywhere, Anytime SHEBOYGAN, WISCONSIN 323 NO' Sth Sum WHIFFEN 81 WALTER A'l l'ORNEYS AT LAW 728 Wisconsin Ave. Phone 437l BERSCH 81 ANHALT D E N T I S T S Mohr Building Phone 222-YV Compliments of L A K E S I D E PEPSI-COLA BOTTLING CO. 2l2l Calumet Drive Phone 478-VV R O T H Building Supply Company QImI.I'i'i' .INII stzkvicziz Greetings from Allied Florist Association XVM. F. ALTMAN 2608 N. 8th Street BlLLMAN'S FLORAL SH0l'l'li 1G01 S. 12th Street GIESE - EICKBERG H29 N. 8th Street MORROYVS ,FLOWVERS 607 N. 8th Street M tb M FLORAL SHOPPE 906 Michigan Ave. F 'l'H FW'E' Rl X'l' sHI1nm'c:AN GREENHQIISES, INC. 2201 Calumet Drive Phone No. 2 Upper Falls Road w A L T E R FREEDOM EICHENBERGER Distinctive Shoes 812 Nu. 8th St. CZOMPLIMENTS O1 L S O N 'I'RANsPoRI'ATIoN c:oMPANv Freedom ol religion, Freedom of the press, Freedom ol' speech, Freedom of as- sembly -A all are basic in the American way of living. Free enterprise has made this nation great. It has built an industrial supremacy which is recognized by all warring nations, both friend and foe. Let us therefore look to the preservation of free enterprise so that we Inay help to rebuild a world at peace. WISCONSIN POWER and LIGHT COMPANY -ll4- Looking Toward The World of Tomorrow Q E. 'El F!EE..!RESSEi rvl ' ' 1 -' lm- fe A souiiiifillfe 'Fneeoonsf -iff 'Eire n 4? gs 'i 'eff' flififl 2'- Congralulalions, Seniors! In a short time your high school days will be ended, and you will be helping to build a bigger and better world of tomorrow. You can depend on The Sheboygan Press to bring you an accurate, unbiased account of events as they happen-lo keep you in- formed on occurences that. directly or in- directly, influence the course of your life. The Sheboygan Press CONGRATULATIONS F r 0 m . o DAIRY PRODUCTS CO. Our Best Wishes Go With You As You Go On To College Or Into A Career. Sachse's LUGGAGE FURS LEATHER GOODS W. F. SACHSE'S. SONS occ 616 North 8111 Srreem SHEBOYGAN ll5- THE C. REISS C01-XL COMPANY Telephone 78 LEVERENZ SHOE CO. SHEBOYGAN, WISCONSIN Manufacturers of Leverenz and Calumet Shoes YOUR KITCHEN WILL BE MODERN If Equipped VVith VOLLRATH COOKING UTENSILS o 0.0 Ask Your Dealer About VOLLRATH PORCELAIN ENAMELED A N D CAST IRON WARE 0:0 THE VOLLRATH CO. SHEBOYGAN, WISCONSIN BRANCH OFFICES New York, N. Y. Chicago, Ill. Los Angeles, Cal. AMERICAN CHAIRfCOMPANY MANUFACTURERS SI-IEBOYGAN, WISCONSIN -117- COMPLIMENTS TO THE GRADUATES SHEBOYGAN BOARD OF FIRE gg CASUALTY UNDERWRITERS Burkart Agency fHubert Burkartj Emil Clarenbach Agency QRalph E. Clarenbach Detling Insurance Agency R. A. Friedrichs Gottsacker Insurance Agency I D H I d K . . a ste Miles A. Hanson Roland Herr Hoppe's Insurance Agency IG. H. Guenthery C. M. Juckem Kroeff Realty 8.1 Insurance Comp fGeo. Kroeffj any NI. H. Liebl, Jr. Agency Mrs. YVillian1 Martens Agency H. A. Meyer Insurance Agency Oscar Meyer Insurance Agency Harold E. Mueller Agency E. F. Oehler Sc Co. Wfilliam F. Patzer Roenitz Insurance Agency Security Insurance Underwriters, Inc QA. Lutze, Mgr.I The Sheboygan Insurance Agency fA. Baumann, Mgr.j VVeiskopf Agency Compliments to the Graduates SHEBOYGAN CLEARING HOUSE ASSOCIATION BANK OF SHEBOYGAN NORTH SIDE STATE BANK CITIZENS STATE BANK SECURITY NATIONAL BANK MERCHANTS STATE BANK SHEBOYGAN TRUST CO. SOUTH-WEST STATE BANK -II8- COMPARE AN Wm-I ENGRAVINGI An apple without a blemish has special eye appeal, just as a flawless surface on an engraving insures beauty and accuracy of reproduction. We impart these characteristics to every photo-engraving through slcillecl workmanship. CDMMERGIAL EIGRAUIIG GDMPIIY Press Bldg. Sheboygan, Wis. New and Am'acLive QUALITY JEXVELRY FessIer Kuck MoDERA'1'E1,Y PRICED Furniture co Slmeboygarfs Largest ' Now Displayed Al Furniture Store A. IMIG SONS CO. I IQVICRYTHING J E XV E L E R S To Furnish Your Home I I 62l N- Eighth Street Eighth St. At Penn Ave. SHEBUYGAN, WISCCJNSIN P H O N E I9 5 - XV -119- Printers of the late Muze .fdnnuaf J. Christiansen 84 Compan Qffce gquqmment and ,Supplies ' School Annuals - Gatalogues - Advertising .Eiterature general Commercial Qrinting Sheboygan Wisconsin ..120- .fda f0grLll9A6 .X4lflf0gI 6ll0A ,4b,f09m,0A WMM A f f, I x, F ,f If .X4lfl,t0gl'al0A5f I Q V 4 F' x Cf C C, H r KVM J' , Q 5 My Q off' KZ U75 Q wif Z M1 6 GOQ'?2'z,Q QL' L if 1 L M 53 ,, ff . fi W M EQ E -.,-4 124 u i ' S.. , gg , X ,., 5 ff ,....- .K 1 f 1. A O , X Q Q1 QW, ff , Xifjiqirf ' sb fx!!! , XXX x ff XX A Vffi 4-7 4. X Jf X '2 Q A,' 1 x 'V I X ix N R 'X .ffm SY a - - fl-Xyf. i if T-L, if . X A ,QQ igfigf, kg ffrfff f S xp

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