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

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1947 volume:

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', 'F N , Q 4 ' ,,, in-if lf .1 ,..,, Ap . ,Q :,j3 4 W H 'Wm' ,V ' x' . , ,, 1n-' nf - ' l 'fha W X w, M0 ... 1. N A Y if M' W f 'H' 9 gh ' in ,y , Y ...A M - - 3.5, . W ,Manx -5 i -Q , 'gf-4 M I M M M w . nw vgh M , R M ,, n , X A, V , .. lf. J ., .. an ff wk? af' ...K 'F -f b'A ...w' rw :....u.. -1' k .m, 'W' 'F U Center olthe-Sheboygan Public School System Mr. Henry Earl Smith Superintendent of Schools The oltice in the Front ol the Central l-ligh School building Forms the center ol the great vvheel which is the Sheboygan Public Educational System. l-lere Mr. l'lenry Earl Smith, superintendent ol schools, directs the activities ol the public educa- tional institutions from the supervision of studies to school Finances. From this otlice he issues plans which organize the entire system and also directs all schools from various sections of the city in vvorlting together harmoniously as one system. Superintendent Smith is helping to build a Firm foundation lor'the luture ol the city of Sheboygan by supervising the education ol its Future citizens. Mr. Smith is doing much to perform definite taslcs to help the schools meet their problems ol today. ,..,,' IQVQJI , - - 1 gd: Qi ie,-Alla 'VO fr? !cX7!v,Q'b, X --'cv-gk I f' '- 5 .X 1, Story ol Central l-ligh School lor i946 and ,47 Cn the shores of l.alce Michigan in the city ol Sheboygan, Central l-ligh School stands as stalwart today as it did in 'IQQQ vvhen it vvas constructed. l-lere i360 students are educated and carry on in a traditional manner, Centralis motto uW'here Democracy's Die ls Castf' With the publication ol this boolc, the Lalce Breeze Staff of Central l-ligh School has completed the recording ol your story ol 1946-,47. It is our aim to bring to you the story in vvords, pictures and dravvings, which depict the activities, both in and out of the classrooms ot the students and laculty during the past year. We have divided our story into Five sections, the titles ol which are Ausgx S, O, and L. A is for administration which at Central is headed by the principal and vice-principal vvho lceep the school running smoothly. lhis section also includes the faculty vvho guide anglnhelp the students. C is for classesfathe Freshmen, sophomores, juniors and seniors. Class spirit is shown in intra- mural sports contests and in the school government. Worlcing together in a cooperative manner, all classes strive to meet the ideals and principles ol their alma mater. llsll S is for sports which include football, baslcetball, tracl4, tennis, golf, and minor athletics. They provide strenuous activity in both varsity and intramural competition. Also included in this section is the cheerleading squad and the Girls' Athletic Asso- ciation. ICOM O is lor organizations which consist of the student senate, musical organizations, honor society, debate and forensics. Here students are able to prove their ability and creative talent in extra- curricular activities as well as acquire experience in government, society ahldnculture. L is lor school lile which includes the plays, publications, dances, programs, and many other outstanding events ol the school calendar that help to mold the character and personality ol the students. These events help to make our school lite happy and interesting. r +31 N3 -ra -wif '-1. -' 6 E P2 5' if :F .,v .kzk 5 'E ,W ,Q Q-gf mgyss iii, . V . -'..'fl- H 7 A wk, J 5 gsm Contents lntroduction pp. 'I-5 Administration pp. 6-'IQ Classes pp. Q0-67 Sports 8 pp. 68-85 Qrganizations pp. 86-97 l.ile 8 so pp. 98-'HQ GUI' School We pass through these portals in Search ol knowledge r X Q X ' x F X , M' V' W x . if 1 1 x A . x r ffx f E wa -, gg 'x J mf b N xw N f X x X . uf' xi-Q K I. Q a -..,,, 'NM 1 ,. X7 f, 2 M x QD:-f' -l-T16 CZWQF Central A Mr. Jacob J. De Waard MV- Arthur H- Memes Vice-Principal Principal Adjacent to Mr. Smithis oiiice is the more familiar It is through their sincere interest, slcilllul organi- OlllC2 Ol Ceftffdl SfUCl2'WfS- Here MV- fatftlwf l'l- zation, invaluable advice, and personal guidance Mews and Mr' Jdfob J' De Wddrd dual, the that Central students attain a well-balanced and activities and set the high standards ancl achieve- . , ments of our School' successful high school life. Office Staff: Miss Roberta Halverson, Miss Doris Lenhardt, and Miss Elaine Grupe. ..8... John E. Barth Physical Education Track Coach Gladys D. Beck English and Journalism Adviser for Publications all lf rl ffl lffdfifyf ..ff, if .f 9 ' f cz'-f'L - f I ,Q W ,L ,,..ff'ff!'4-,reg V1 41,67 062 F 4. ,T ., cg' ,- ' i -'ff 4- 1.4 Lfxf f 1 - l' I. I 1, MI,,,,A'4,it Clarence G. Abendroth 5 if., - .. r Social Studies V' ' 'L l- . 7.3, f- ,ff -.- Boys' lntra-murals 5 U' W J!-1 I . 1 if A . ' l V J . Ai, fu I , . K? ?f pf! Walter R. Anderson Social Studies J. V. Basketball and Track Coach ffclward l. Anderson Commercial School Treasurer Clarence A. Barfool Commercial Senior Guidance Director 1 af f.,,wg ,E s l .sf 4 , I 1' v I 0 1 W lfl' K f llxfff' 3 Uff 4 I W ' if W' if If l if l W 'fl Ll ll 9 l -Ml of ,fy wi M1 M ' T l ll fl , ll G3 Ve Philip J. Belfidlri Social Studies l-lead Coach'-Football Herlha Bergner English Social Committee lsrael Bensman lndustrial Arts Business Manager lor Publications Carol J. Christensen English and Spanish Junior Adviser p-. Jane C. Clausen Household Arts Faculty Social Committee Mabel A. Colton Social Studies l-lead ol Department Charles M. Faulhaber Music Band Director Marie E. Felzo English and Speech Dramatic Director :F Gerda E. Dages English Assistant Dramatic Director Lloyd F. Davison Industrial Arts Boys' lntra-murals Theodore H. Dahlke Mathematics Sophomore Adviser Donald J. English Science Ticket Sales N '0-an-arf Q Minnie M. Forrer English Ax if F l-lead of Department A V' f Margaret L. Gronseth Social Studies Coach of Cheerleaders Laura M. Gilbert Librarian Lynn B. Grover Industrial Arts Sophomore Adviser ,Ari Mary Heppe Physical Education Coach of Cheerleaders Mildred S. Herman Social Studies Freshman Adviser -4 Vito l. lnlravaia Music A Cappella Choir Director Carl V. Johnson Mathematics l-lead Coach Tennis , ,U Qcipfllfjn cilifk- . '. Ly, . mij 'ls 5- i AMALY c . lb L L ' fx i , fflif ' lf X14 V rx gum, r. 0 ..4 1 fbk K Willie F. Herziger Soc al Studies Fresh an Adviser Mrs. William F. Herziger Librarian Carl W. Huebner Commercial l-lead CoechfBeslcetball Ruth K. Hull English Adviser of Honor Society H13-- Erland W. Johnson Physics and Photography Photography Adviser Vivian L. Marsh Science Freshman Adviser M. Gladys Lowry English Sophomore Adviser John G. Mallke Mathematics Organist Maude M. McDonald English High School Night Script Committee Arnold E. Melzer Social Science Debate Coach Carl E. Peterson Social Studies Adviser of Publicity Committee Rose A. Phillips Science Sophomore Adviser Tryphine E. Nelson English Chairman of High School Night Harry B. Olstad lndustrial Arts Assistant Noon Hour Supervisor f' l ,H Q i , ,I uf lg' ix M! Ole P. Oines Science Freshman Adviser Hilvie O. Otterblad Commercial Social Committee John G. Richter Industrial Arts l-lead Coach-Golf Ruth C. Schaper Household Arts Faculty Social Committee Donald R. Radmer Music Orchestre Director Arnold Rhiel Dramatics Junior Adviser l I 0 11 I J K-' Doreen L. Rein Household Arts Junior Adviser ' Alva C. Richey Social Studies Sophomore Adviser Gretchen W. Siebert Physical Education Life Saving Leonard D. Stoll Mathematics Junior Guidance Director Guineth L. Sponem Commercial Adviser of Red Cross Paul J. Sweeney Commercial Sophomore Guidance Director ,il I 'Q Virginia V. Swinland English and Latin Make-up Artist Robert W. Unger Social Studies and Mathematics Social Committee Henry E. Van Duser Commercial Freshman Football Coach June Very Household Arts Senior Adviser Wilfred L. Veenendaal Fine Arts Adviser of Senate Dorothea L. Wagner English, Latin, German Adviser ol Service and Welfare Committee Louis G. Zabel Physical Education Life Saving Mrs. Betty Wiclder School Nurse Reoole We Couldnt Do Without Janitors: First Row Chester Fairweather John Gergisch Raul Koehler Walter Guether Second Row Fritz Hildebrand Leroy Koehn Arthur Aleil Bernard Hermann Jalce Menzer Engineers Qrry Alexander Russel Nery Arno Boll Archie l-loppe Arthur Stellen Arthur Rrahl Book Rental Department Miss Doris Fibiger Miss Rhea Wanninger Miss Martha Kuechle Cafeteria Managers Mrs, Charles Russell Mrs. Ludwig Riederer s ,, , 1 1 Senior Council Plans Activities For Graduation Senior Class Qtlicers Margaret Kelch, treasurerf Warren Barry vice-presiclentf Virginia Felten, presidentf Evelyn l'lorn, secretary AT A COUNCIL MEETING lhe Senior Council Nlemhers Delores Anger Kenneth Kaye Betty Metzner Ruth Schaap lois Studeman Beverly Bergman Jo Ann Krueger l-lerman Munilc Art Schrimpt Doris Timm Phyllis Davenport Joanne Lampe James Ney Allred Schroeder Ray Van Sluys Alan lfrlostoesser Ray Lane Peter Ognacevic Agnes Shircel l2'osemary Wagner Audrey Fischer Henry Logas Elroy Ott Robert Stieber Ralph Woodrich August Glazer Lillian l.ohr Doris Paslce Shirley Stielow Elsie Zillner H- W, Seniors l.eave l'ligh School To Face The Future Mr. Arthur l-l. Mennes, principal, presents Central s Seniors Central and North High Schools Hold Joint Commencement at Vollrath Bowl Campaign signs, senior pictures, cap and govvn, and diplomafall ol these represent the many im- portant activities of Central's graduating seniors. Also plays, dances and banquets claim a share of everyonels time. If the ambitions listed by this yearls seniors come true, the class includes stenographers, nurses, secre- taries, engineers, doctors, research vvorlters, chemists, beauticians, reporters, machinists, and teachers. Then there are others who say their ambition is to travel, and to get married. lmportant events leading up to graduation include the Senior Class play, National l-lonor Society lnduction, Honor Dance, Awards Day Program, Baccalaureate, and Banquet. Novv comes the day that vve all have been loolcing lorvvard to for four years, but really, vve'd lilce to start all over agin to enjoy the fun, talce the hardships, cheer at athletic contests, and vvorl4 a little harder to learn a little more. l ,93- 1 A- , 1 ' r f I 1 J 1 X ,I 1 I r , 1, , i , f 5 fi l 1 i il' J s V. A X 1 A If W I i Q U Janet Abrahams f Vernon Adler I l'JanH HBuzzer College Prep Elective Chorus 3, 4, Forensics Q Favorite Subject: Choir Caroline Anderson Commercial l-lobby: Playing Piano Ambition: Secretary Raymond Arplce Skip General l-lobb l-lu ' y: nting Favorite Subject: Metals Betty Bauer Bauer Commercial Glee Club 1, Senate 4 Ambition: Clerk l-lobby: Collecting lndian l-lead Pennies Ambition: Carpenter Delores Anger De De Commercial Senior Council Favorite Subject: Typing Ambition: Beautician Ruth Baranouclcy Commercial Band and Orchestra Q, 3, 4 Ambition: Secretary John Bauer Johnny General Glee Club 1, Senate Q Ambition: Printer William Bauer Bill General Favorite Subject: Social Problems Peter Beenen Pedro College Prep Chorus Q, 3, Glee Club Q, Lake Breeze Weekly 3, 4, Annual 4, Captain of School Patrol Ambition: Politician ,241 Marie Baumann Commercial Glee Club 3, 4 Ambition: Dancer June Berge Junie Commercial Glee Club 3, 4, Gym Exhibit 3. Ambition: Beautician i 3 .S E -:far :QQ . 5 if A,A, ' Anloris Bord Ann Elective Glee Club 1, Q, 3, 4. l-lobby: Sports. Ambition: Clerk Carol Braatz Car College Prep. lee Club: Q, 3, 4 Business Stall: 3, 4, Make-up: 3, 4. Ambition: Medical Technologist Richard Berger Sunshine General Chorus Q, 3, Glee Club 1, Cheerleading 3, 4 Ambition: Confectionery Business Albert Beringer ..AI,, General Senate 3 Favorite Subject: Printing Ambition: Printer Albert Beyersdorf .. AI .. General Favorite Subject: Home Training Ambition: Farmer Donald Boettcher 'iDon General Basketball Q. Favorite Subject: Math. Ambition: Air Pilot. Thomas Borden Tom College Prep l-lobby: l-lunting and Fishing Favorite Subject: Chemistry Ambition: Marine Werner Braatz Wiener College Prep Orchestra Q, 3, 4 Ambition: Lawyer --Q5 Beverly Bergman Bev College Prep Senate Q, Lake Breeze Weekly and Annual Q, 3, 4, l-lonor Society 3, 4, Debate SZ, 3, 4, All School Play 3, School Treasurer 4, Senior Council Ambition: Artist Warren Berry Park College Prep Senate 1, 2, Football, Basketball, Track, 'l, Q, 3, 4, Class Vice-Pres. 4 Ambition: Phy. Ed. Instructor Marion Block Jeanie College Prep l-lobby: Sewing Ambition: Teacher Gladys Boll Shorty General l-lobby: Reading Ambition: Beautician Q -offs! .fit F-zf' f :. 4, . f .swat w as ,, ss.. . . ziowfszzbfis -,. . wi l i fi, I 2,3 Johanna Byla ..JO,. Commercial Business Staff Q, 3, Culee Club Q, 3 Julia Cheginslcas Chicl4y Commercial Glee Club Q Favorite Subject: English Ambition: Stenographer Lewis Brasser Herman Bredeck Dutch l-lerm College Prep General Senate 3, 44, T Bislgetball F 4t lid? lt G Q, 3, i avori e u ec: ym Ambition: ffliihitecr Ambition Pllotosrdnher Y Er A W Bernice Brotz F A 'fini Bl' ' b neral sl Rid, ' jj C mercia Favo it .Subj : le Q i . .Ag 3 ' 2 UVS 5 m ' n: air Stylist F r Si H Q' fx X , Wa wn ,-X3 Lyle Bubb W 'ey Bub College Pr Genera' Basketball Q, Safety Patrol Trask 1 Ambition: Storelcege-,pe i Belly Bulkow Boo College Prep Chorus 3, 4, Honor Society 3, 4, Costumes 4, Gym Exhibit 3 Ambition: Mathematician Jerome Carek Jerry General Chorus Q, 3, 41 Glee Club'l Ambition: Draftsman Carol Clemetson Annie General Chorus 'l, 4, Glee Club 1, Q, 3 Ambition: Singer Favorite Subject: Art Ambition: Research Engineer Adolph Butala Boots College Prep Football Q, 3 l-lobby: Sports Ambition: Engineer 8 LeRoy Covey Lee College Prep Hobby: Hiking Ambition: Restaurant Proprietor - A ' x 4 . Ellsworth Damrow' Elly College Prep Chorus Q, 4, Glee Club Q Ambition: Musician 'Q Phyllis Davenport Phyl Commercial Senate Q, 3, Senior Council Ambition: To Travel Betty De Braal Betz ' . Commercial Chorus 4, Glee Club 1, Q, 3, Props 4 Ambition: lnterion Decorator Genevieve Cykana Jenny College Prep Chorus Q, 3, 4 Ambition: Dress Shop Proprietress Herbert Dankwardt General Hobby: Collecting Favorite Subject: Woodworking Ambition: Cabinet Maker Herb gi? 3 V' Shirley Davenport Commercial Senate 3, 4 Favorite Subject: Shorthand Ambition: Singer George Degen General Hobby: Sports Favorite Subject: Geometry Ambition: Businessman Richard Degen Betty De Karske Dick Irish College Prep General Senate Q, 3, Track Q, 3 Orchestra 3, 4 Favorite Subject: Geometry Ambition: Pianist Favorite Subject: Math Ambition Conservation Worker Jack Dem Robert Dietz Scurv Bob General Commercial Chorus 1, 3, Glee Club 1, Glee Club Q Senate 1, Football 1, Hobby: Sports Track 1, Q, 3 Favorite Subject: Typing Ambition: Photographer Ambition: Accountant --Q7.. Elaine Dobrenz Shorty College Prep G,A.A. Q, 3, 4 Favorite Subject: Chemistry Ambition: Nurse Ruth Eberhard! Commercial Glee Club Q, 3, 4, Busi- ness Staif 3 Favorite Subject: English Ambition: Rural Teacher Carol Eicliorst Terry Commercial Glee Club 1, Q, 3, 4 Favorite Subject: Typing Ambition: Secretary Marvin English Slim College Prep Band and Orchestra Q, 3, 4, Lake Breeze Weekly 3 4, Annual 4, Honor Society 3, 4, Football, Basketball, Track Q, 3, 4, School Pres. 4, Senate 2, 3, 4, Swing Band Q, 4 Ambition: Research Physio-chemist Eloise Drott MEI.. General Glee Club 1, Q, 3, 4, Senate Q, Business Staif 3, 4 Ambition: Pediatric Nurse Richard Ehlert Sleepy General Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basket- ball Manager 1, Q, 3, 4 Ambition: Mechanic Bernard Engelhardt Ben General l-lobby: Hunting Favorite Subject: Mechanics Ambition: Mechanic Allan Erbstoesser Erpie General Senior Council Favorite Subject: Cooking Ambition: Salesman Reuben Erdmann Rube General Training Ambition: Professional Golfer Germaine Felten Gerry Commercial Club 3 E- Q8- Golf 3, 4, Football 1, 3, 4 Favorite Subject: Home Chorus 1, Q, 4, Glee Ambition: Office Worker Rosemary Euhl Butzie,' Commercial l-lobby: Sewing Favorite Subject: English P James Felten ..Jim,. Commercial Chorus 3, 4, Glee Club Q, Senate 3, 4 Ambition: Physical Education lnstructor Audrey Fischer Audie College Prep Chorus Q, 3, 4, Glee F Club Q, Senior Council Favorite Subject: Shorthand Ambition: Singer Eugene FBcher Eugh College Prep Senate Q, Football 1, Q, 3 Ambition: Business Administrator fffflf X ,vf ,, f Virginia Felten Ginny College Prep ,, Chorus Q, 3, 4, Senate 4, Honor Society 3, 4, Class. v Forensics Q, 4 ye 9 'Q' Betty Fibiger Commercial Chorus Q, 3, 4, Glee Favorite Subject: Chorus Ambition: Clerk Roger Fields Shorty General Hobby: Woodworking Ambition: Raising Horses Kenneth Finger Fang College Prep Stage Crew Q, 3, 4 Ambition: Veterinarian .ft ,V . Lim J G 4 . JZ Virginia Fenslsa' A 1 .. 1,41 - Ginny V Qgllege Prep Chorus Q, 3, 4 a' X VW .. ' Pres. 4, Debate Q, 3, 4, i Ambition: Archeologist at ' N' Ambition: Social Wotrker A J J V P I , L a-f . hfavoritz Sclbject: His 1 :nu s - A, I Mlriannte Fibiger ffl lF'F'f s ,,,,. ,Co ege Prep Chorus 3, 4, Glee Club? Favorite Subject: Chemis Ambition: Secretary Michael Filz Black Mike General Senate 3, Basketball 3, Football 3 Hobby: Traveling Ambition: Banker Lavina Fintelmann Finky College Prep Senate 3, Make-up 3, Ambition: Nurse Delores Fischer College Prep Senate Q, Chorus 3 avorite Subject: German Ambition: Nurse Shirley Fischer i'Butch Elective Band Q, 3, 4 Ambition: Receptionist ,- -W try 4i 4 VN: t iii Jean Franke Jinx General Chorus 'l, Q, 3, 4, Gym Exhibit 3 Ambition: Professional Roller Skater Milton Frazier Milt General l-lobby: Horseback Riding Ambition: Cattle Dealer Richard Gajeski Dick College Prep Chorus 3, 4, Glee Club Q, Senate 3 Ambition: Aeronautical Engineer Robert Garling Doc College Prep James Gergisch Plow Boy General Safety Patrol 3 Favorite Subject: Dramatics Ambition: Druggist William Gierke Bill College Prep Senate 1, 4, Basketball 'l, Track 1, Q, 3, 4, Football 'l, 3 Ambition: Forest Service Basketball Q, 3, Senate 4 Ambition: Electrical Engineer Pauline Gergisch Commercial Cheerleader Q, 3, 4, Swimming Q, 3, 4 Ambition: Manager of Clothing Store Germaine Gieseke Breezy Commercial Glee Club Q, 3, 4 Favorite Subject: Shorthand Ambition: Explorer . , CW Patricia Fra un gruber Ulreeshen Commercial Chorus Q, 3, 4, Glee Club 'l Ambition: Clerk Lyllyan Fritsch Fritschy College Prep Chorus Q, 3, 4, Lake Breeze Weekly 3, 4, Annual 4, Make-up4 Ambition: Governess Robert Gandre Bob College Prep Band and Orchestra Q, 3, 4, Swing Band Q, 4, Senate Q, 3, Track 3 Ambition: Professional Musician Elaine Gedig Commercial Glee Club 2 Favorite Subject: English Ambition: Secretary August Glazer Tony College Prep Senate 4, Track Q, 3, 4, Senior Council Ambition: Physical Education lnstructor Anna Mae Golichnilc College Prep Senate 1, 4, Lake Breeze Weekly 3, 4, Annual 4, G.A.A.1, Q, 3, 4 Ambition: Nurse Roland Grabowski Grabby College Prep Band Q, 3, 4, Orchestra 3, 4, Swing Band Q, 4, Senate 9, 3, 4, Track 2, 3 4, Football 2 Ambition: Professional Musician Julianna Graff General Glee Club 4 Favorite Subject: Gym Ambition: Dancer Gloria Goldapslce Glo General Chorus 'I Favorite Subject: Typing Ambition: l-lousevvife Harold Gorr ul-larry General l-lobby: Hunting Ambition: Commercial Artist Roger Grade O'Grady College Prep Orchestra Q, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, Swing Band Q, 4 Ambition: Professional Musician Jack Grasse General lee Club 3 Senate 4 G . Favorite Subject: Dramatics Ambition: U. S. Navy Wesley Grube Elective l-lobby: Traveling Favorite Subject: English Ambition: Civil Service Worker Vernon Grupe General l-lobby: Hunting Favorite Subject: Printing Ambition: Printer --- ... William Gruenke Bill College Prep Band Q, 3, 4, Orchestra 4 Ambition: Teacher Phyllis Guenther Phil General Glee Club 3, 4, Senate 3 Ambition: Beautician Evelyn Haack Evie Commercial Glee Club 2, 3, 4 Ambition: Stenographer Robert Hall Lob General Senate Q, 4, Football 1, Q Favorite Subject: Biology Ambition: Minister Marie Hansen Commercial l-lobby: Dancing Favorite Subject: English Ambition: Secretary William Harms Bill General Band and Orchestra Q, 3, 4 Favorite Subject: Typing Ambition: Musician : ,f: jgii,.1 :-2- 3 5 : r .tf Jeanette Haclcbarth Commercial Chorus 4, Glee Club Q, 3 Favorite Subject: Sewing Ambition: Beautician Joyce Hametner College Prep Glee Club 1, Q, 3 Favorite Subject: Social Problems Ambition: Governess Virginia Harmeling Ginni College Prep Orchestra Q, 3, Lake Breeze Weekly 3, 4, Annual 4, Art StaFf 4, Business ScaFt 3, 4 Ambition: Airline Hostess Lorraine Hartmann Lala General Chorus 4, Glee Club 1, Q, 3 Favorite Subject: Typing Ambition: Typist Karl Heineclze l-lerthan College Prep Chorus Q, 3, 4, Senate Q, 3, 4, Football Q Ambition: Businessman Frederick Henclcel Fritz Commercial Band and Orchestra Q, 3, 4 Favorite Subject: Art Ambition: Bookkeeper 32 Shirley Heinemann Commercial Band Q, 3, 4, Orchestra 4, Swing Band 4, Business Staff 3, 4, Forensics 1 Dolores Hennen Red Elective Glee Club 1, Q Favorite Subject: Foods Ambition: Office Worker nk- S 7 -Wdxg, as 7, ,F Q Q S' MQ ' Carol Heltinger Commercial Chorus 3, 4, Senate 3, 4, Cheerleading Q, 3, 4, G.A.A. 4 Ambition: Office Worker Willis Heyn College Prep Senate 3, Football Q, 3 Favorite Subject: Chemistry Ambition: Refrigeration 7 Ufyywx Raymond Hennen Big Ray Elective Basketball 1, Q, Track 1, Q, Football 1, School Play 4 Hobby: Collecting Pictures Ruth Henning Ruthie Commercial Glee Club 1, Q, 3, 4 Favorite Subject: Glee Club Ambition: Office Worker Mona Herche College Prep Business Staff 3, Cheer- leading 3, 4, Swimming 1, Q, 3, 4 Ambition: Artist Frederick Heronymus Fred General Football 1, Q, 3, 4 Favorite Subject: Chemistry Ambition: Pharmacist Carol Heyn College Prep Business Staff 4, Swimming Q, 3, GAA. Q, 3, 4, Senate 4 Ambition: Photographer Richard Hiclcmann l-licky General Favorite Subject: Math Ambition: Mechanic ,-33? fvifwovx , A ,V Mary Lou Henning Sniffy College Prep Lake Breeze Weekly 3, 4, Annual 4, Photography 3, 4 Ambition: Professional Portraiture Carita Herche i'Kiki College Prep Business Staff 3, Cheer- leading 3, 4, Swimming 1, Q, 3, 4 Ambition: Artist Natalie Herman Nath Commercial Glee Club 1, Q, 3, 4, G.A.A. 1, Q, 3, 4 Ambition: Secretary Richard Herr Dick General l-lobby: Sports Favorite Subject: Printing Ambition: Printer ' 4 6 Doris Hoeppner Commercial l-lobby: Reading vorite Subject: Foods Ambition: Waitress William Holling Big Bill General Football 3 Favorite Subject: Gym Gloria Holle Commercial Orchestra 1 Favorite Subject: Typing Ambition: Typist George Holzwart Blackie College Prep l-lobby: Sports Ambition: Y. M. C. A. Director Charlotte Hiebing Pudgy General l-lobby: Dancing Favorite Subject: Sewing Ambition: Beautician Roger Hildebrand Hilde General l-lobby: Fishing Favorite Subject: Chemistry Ambition: Chemist Walter Hill Wally College Prep Chorus 1, Q, Glee Club 1, Track 1, Q, 3 Ambition: Forestry Nancy Hillyer Anita College Prep Senate 1, Q, 3, Art Staff 1, SZ, 3, 4, Swimming 1, 9, 3, 4, All School Play 3, School Treasurer 4 Ambition: Artist Richard Hildebrand Dick General Senate 3, 4, Stage Crew 3 Ambition: Mechanical Engineer XVI-'yt' fuh W t .J Virginia Hill Ginny College Prep l-lobby: lce Skating Favorite Subject: Chemistry Ambition: Nurse Henry Hillemann Bud College Prep Senate 1, 4, Basketball 1, Track 1, Q, 3, 4, Football 1, Q Ambition: Druggist John Hinz Pat General l-lobby: Bowling Favorite Subject: Cooking Kathryn Hoppert Kathy Joe College Prep Orchestra Q, 3, 4, Lake Breeze Weekly 3, 4, Annual 4, Honor Society 3, 4, All School Play 3, 4, Noon Hour Activities Q, 3, 4, Make-up Q, Forensics Q, 3, 4, Debate 3 Ambition: Journalist Edmond Housey ..Ed.. College Prep Hobby: Dancing Favorite Subject: Social Problems Nona Lee Huebner Nonnie General Hobby: Dancing Favorite Subject: Home Training Bernita Hueter Bunny College Prep Orchestra 9, 3, 4, Senate 3, Lake Breeze Weekly 3, 4, Annual 4, Honor Society 3, 4, Business Stal'F 3, 4, Play Director 4, Swing Band Q, 4, School Secretary Ambition: Journalist ,N lf A ,L . if , , f ,i if . X: L lil jlfixxlb 4 77 Evelyn Horn Evie College Prep Glee Club 1, Senate 'l, Swimming 'l, Q, 3, 4, Class Secretary 4, G.A.A. Q, 3, 4 Ambition: Doctor Mary Howard College Prep Band Q, 3, 4 Favorite Subject: Band Ambition: Nurse Sherwood Huebner Woody College Prep Band Q, 3, 4, Orchestra Q, 3, 4, Track Q, 3 Ambition: Doctor Richard Hurley Oon College Prep Senate 2, 3, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 'l, Q, 3, 4, School Vice-Pres. Ambition: Teacher Shirley Jaeger Betty Jaehnig General Commercial Band and Orchestra Q, 3, 4, Hobby: Collecting Swing Band Q, 4, Senate Snapshots 3, 4, Cheerleading Q, 3, 4 Favorite Subject: Typing Ambition: lnterior Ambition: Secretary Decorator :iz Rose Marie .l0hn5Oh I Donald Joram ,P Rosie Feed, - ',-, . ,,,' g .,., ,'. t College prep General 'iff ' M ,,,,:,:: Glee Clllb 91 31 4i G-A-A- Hobby: Cards , 3, 4, Photography 9, 3 Favorite Subject: Cooking , Ambition: Photographer Ambition, Milkmdn ,riffs -' ' - f fm, -k-t1.l5'f5f:f:. i 4i'?I-Wig , tw-w ':f :4:+aQss:',aa -35- Violet Jurk ..Vi., Commercial Business Statl 3, 4 Favorite Subject: History Ambition: Secretary William Kaminslzi Bill General l-lobby: Photography Favorite Subject: Gym Ambition: Photographer Edna Karle Commercial Chorus Q, 3, 4, Glee Club 1 Favorite Subject: Typing Ambition: Oilice Worker Ruth Kausler Commercial Gym Exhibit 3 Favorite Subject: Shorthand Ambition: Secretary Martha Kaeser '1Casey Commercial Glee Club 3, 4 Favorite Subject: Typing Ambition: Otfice Worker Patricia Kane Pat College Prep Chorus 4, Glee Club 1, Q, Senate 1, Q, 3, Honor Society 3, 4, School Play 4, c3.A.A.1,Q Ambition: Psychiatrist Mathias Kasberger General Senate Q Favorite Subject: Book- keeping Ambition: OFlice Worker Kenneth Kay Kenny College Prep Chorus 4, Glee Club 1, Q, 3, Senior Council Ambition: Mechanical Engineer Robert Kaye ..BO,. College Prep Chorus 1, Q, 3, Senate 3, Basketball 1, Tennis 4, Track 1, Q, Football 1,s2,3,4 Ambition: Doctor Anne Kiefer Shorty College Prep Favorite Subject: Math Ambition: Technician -36- Margaret Kelch Pe9sv College Prep Chorus 4, Glee Club 1, 9, Senate 3, Lake Breeze Weekly 3, 4, Cheerleading Q, 3, 4, G.A.A.1,SZ,3,4, Make-up Q, 3, 4, Class Treasurer John Kiefer Grease Monkey General Favorite Subject: Home Economics Ambition: Travel . .W ..,...a!am,s,. ISE, Betty Kristzonas Betts Commercial Glee Club Q Favorite Subject: Math Ambition: Office Worker Robert Kuhlmann Kool College Prep Senate 1, Football 1, Q, 3, 4, Track 'l, Vice-President Ambition: Civil Engineer F Jo Ann Krueger HJC.. College Prep Glee Club Q, Lake Breeze Weekly 3, 4, Annual 4, Senior Council Favorite Subject: Art Betty Kunstmann Bets Commercial Cheerleading Q, 3, 4 Favorite Subject: Dramatics Ambition: Secretary Lois Kilton Lou Commercial Chorus Q, 3, 4, l-lonor Society 3, 4, Swimming Q, 3, 4 Ambition: Air Line Worker Victor Klunclc Vic General l-lobby: Sports Ambition: Printer .lo Ann Kolb ..JO,, Commercial l-lobby: Reading Favorite Su bject: Sevvi ng Ambition: Secretary Elizabeth Krebs Bets College Prep Senate 'l, 3, Lake Breeze Weekly and Annual Q, 3,4, l-lonor Society 3, 4, School Play 3 avorite Subject: Cooking John Kleclcner 'll-lansn General Band 3, 4 Favorite Subject: Band Ambition: Orchestra Leader John Kohls General Basketball 'l Favorite Subject: Printing Ambition: Electrician Kenneth Konz Kenny General Glee Club 'l, Senate 3 Favorite Subject: Metals Ambition: Mechanic Lorraine Kretz Larry Commercial l-lobby: Reading Favorite Subject: Math Ambition: Secretary Jerome Leahy Jerry General Hobby: Hunting Favorite Subject: Mechanics Ambition: Mechanic Howard Leicht Little Gus College Prep Orchestra Q, 3, School Play4 Favorite Subject: Dramatics Ambition: Dramatics Favorite Subject: English Ambition: Civil Service Favorite Subject: Social Donald Ladiges General Hobby: Collecting Pictures Favorite Subject: History Ambition: Mail Clerk Joanne Lampe .Jon College Prep Senate Q, 4, Chorus 4, Glee Club 3, School Play 3, Debate and Forensics 'l, Q, 3, 4, Business Stalt Q, 3, 4j Mdke-UD Q, Ali Senior Council Ambition: Lawyer Raymond Lane Mac General Senior Council Hobby: Making Cartoons Favorite Subject: Art Ambition: Cartoonist Elton Lavey Big Gun General Senate 3, Football 3, 4 Favorite Subject: Math Ambition: Mechanical Draftsman is Joyce Lamb Commercial Glee Club 1, Q, 3, 4, Business Staff 3, 4 Favorite Subject: Dramatics Ambition: Secretary Ronald Landgraf Ronnie General Hobby: Sports Favorite Subject: Chemistry Ambition: Machinist Elaine Langlcabel Rusty Commercial Bancl Q, 3, 4, Orchestra 3, 4, Swing Band Q, 4 Ambition: Office Worker Bernice Lazarewicz Frenchie General Glee Club 3, 4 Favorite Subject: Foods Ambition: Travel Commercial Raymond Leitner Lightning General Senate Q, Football 1, Q Favorite Sub'ect: Photography Louis Lesniak Louie Hobby: Sports Favorite Subject: Mechanical Drawing Sally Liethen Sals College Prep Orchestra 9, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, Senate 1, 4, School Play 4 Ambition: Teacher Wilbert Lindstrom Swede College Prep Orchestra 1, Q, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, Senate SZ, 3, 4, Football 1, Q, 3, 4 Track 1, 3, 4 Basketball Mgr. 3 Ambition: Engineer Reinhold Leske l2einy College Prep Senate 1, Golf 3, Stage Crew Q, 3 Ambition: Navigator Jerry Lewandoske Joe Elective Chorus 3, Glee Club 1, Q Ambition: Printer Mildred Lindow College Prep Lake Breeze Weekly 3, 4, Honor Society 3, 4 Favorite Subject: Journalism Ambition: Nurse Henry Logas Hank General Band Q, 3, 4, Senate 3, Orchestra 4, Senior Council Favorite Subject: Band Ambition: Welder il? Lillian Lohr Lorrie Elective hun. Chorus 3, Glee Club Q, Senior Council, Business StaH 4, G.A.A, 9 Favorite Subject: Art Ambition: Artist Lois Maltzahn Elective Chorus Q, 3, 4, Glee Club 1 Favorite Subject: English Ambition: Dental Assistant Lucille Mallmann HLOU., Hobby: Sewing Favorite Subject: Ollice Practice Ambition: Otlice Worker Eunice Mannchen Mickey General Swimming 2 Favorite Subject: Art Ambition: Dress Designer rf,9j,Wffl rick Margenau Margie General Hobby: Hunting Favorite Subject: Printing Ambition: Game Sportsman Dorothy Matthias Dot College Prep Photography Staff 3, 4 Favorite Subject: Photography Ambition: Photographer George Mayer Junior Elective Hobby: Horses Favorite Subject: Math Ambition: Radioman Diane Menas UDV. General Hobby: Reading Favorite Subject: Typing Ambition: Telephone Supervisor ei .-25 ...s:t. ji Al an W, 1 e fe' V , - 2li52zi51 A iff t. X . A. ,t ,, S, 5 ,tml 1 Ernst Markwardt Butch General Hobby: Cards Favorite Subject: Home Training Ambition: Truck Driver Audrea Maxfield Aud General Glee Club Q, Senate 4, Malce-up Q Favorite Subject: Sewing Ambition: Fashion Designer Carolyn Meifert Mi ke College Prep Band Q, 3, 4, Qrchestra 4, Swing Band 4, Lake Breeze Weelcly 3, 4, Annual 4 Ambition: Commercial Teacher Emily Menas ..Em,. Commercial Hobby:Collecting Favorite Subject: Shorthand Ambition: Social Worlcer Rose Marie Menice Kitten Elective Glee Club Q, 3, 4, Business Statl 3, Senate 4 Favorite Subject: Sewing Ambition: Housewife Marlin Meseck Moon Elective Hobby: Sports Favorite Subject: Math Ambition: lvlinlc Rancher 2 Annabelle Mersberger Annie'l Commercial Hobby: Dancing Favorite Subject: Math Ambition: Secretary Betty Metzner Bets Commercial Chorus 'l, Q, 3, 4, Banlc 4 Favorite Subject: Psychology Ambition: Bank Worlcer l i N Ns xv t f 1 cj i Y l N Q l Darlyn Mueller Dolly College Prep l-lobby: Sports Favorite Subject: Biology Ambition: Social Worker Henry Mueller l-leinie General Cheerleading 1, Q Favorite Subject: l-lome Training Ambition: Mechanic Carole Meyer General l-lobby: Drawing Favorite Subject: Art Ambition: Commercial Artist Arvin Mihm Slim General l-lobby: Collecting Guns Favorite Subject: Biology Ambition: Farmer Joyce Mohs College Prep Band and Orchestra Q, 3, Business StaFt 3, 4, l-lonor Society 3, 4 Ambition: Accountant .Ji M, ,.,x .ua x- . J, fi Jeannine Moore Jinny College Prep l-lobby: Art Favorite Subject: English Ambition: Dress Designer Gladys Mueller Commercial Glee Club Q, 3, Business StaFl 3, Senate 4 Favorite Subject: Typing Ambition: Secretary Lois Mueller MLC., Commercial Glee Club Q, Senate 3, School Bank 4, Business Stall 3, 4 Favorite Subject: English Ambition: Commercial Worker We 41 Nl' Shirley Meyer Shell College Prep Chorus 'l, Q, 3, 4, Glee Club 'l, Costumes 3, 4 Ambition: Social Worker Audrey Mitchell Shorty College Prep Senate 3, Make-up 3, 4 Favorite Subject: Biology Ambition: Occupational Therapist Killian Molitor Killer Elective l-lobby: Singing Favorite Subject: Mechanics Ambition: Travel ' J T, ' 1 4 Janice Morken Jan General l-lobby: Stamp Collecting Favorite Subject: Typing Ambition: Secretary -'sf Donald Nelesen Nellie General Senate Q, 3 Favorite Subject: History James Ney Sandy College Prep Orchestra Q, 3, 4, Sr. Council Favorite Subject: Physics Ambition: Chemist Peggy Nelson Mpeg., College Prep Chorus Q, 3, 4, Senate Q, Costume Committee 4 Favorite Subject: English Ambition: Social Worker Carlos Nieman Cully General Basketball 'l Favorite Subject: Gym Ambition: Auto Pacer Maxine Mueller Nlaclcy Commercial Chorus 1, Glee Club Q, 3 Favorite Subject: Office Practice Ambition: Secretary Vernon Muetzelburg l'Mi tzen Commercial Basketball and Football Mgr. 'l, 2, 3 Ambition: Mailman Patricia Murray Pat Commercial Glee Club Q, 3, 4 Favorite Subject: Office Practice Ambition: Office Worker Frances Nagode Bonnie Commercial Orchestra 1, Q, 3, 4 Favorite Subject: Typing Ambition: Secretary Ronald Mueller Pingo General Senate Q, 3, 4, Football 3, 4 Favorite Subject: l-listory Ambition: Sports Announcer Herman Munnik l-loimann College Prep Sr. Council Favorite Subject: Drafting Ambition: Engineer June Murray Murph Commercial Senate 4, Swimming 3, 4 Favorite Subject: History Ambition: Nurse Phyllis Neese Commercial l-lobby: Collecting Records Favorite Subject: English Ambition: Stenographer C- .1 Wallace Nutting Wally General Chorus Q, 3j Glee Club 1 Favorite Subject: English Ambition: Electronics Glenn Oetzel General Hobby: Dancing Favorite Subject: Typing Ambition: Accountant Earl Opgenorth UMW General Senate 3 Favorite Subject: Auto Mechanics Ambition: Mechanic Elroy Ott HEIIY.. General Hobby: Sports Favorite Subject: Home Training Ambition: Printer Mary Ellen Nytes College Prep Glee Club 'l, 2, Senate 1, Q, 3, 4 Favorite Subject: Biology Ambition: Nurse Peter Ognacevic Shorty General Glee Club 'lj Sr. Council Favorite Subject: Mechancical Drawing Ambition: Construction Worker Elmer Ott Elm General Hobby: Hunting Favorite Subject: Math Ambition: Mechanic Donald Otto Donny General Hobby: Hunting Favorite Subject: Drafting Ambition: Draftsman ,- 1:1 I: ' - l.:.s5,.f' .- Q ,- ,, of ti .. ., -:.,g.f A 1 1 .- ri! -43 ,t,Q:f':uz get as , .:,z. ' :lf-.V V r Edward Pagelow Eddie College Prep Hobby: Hunting Favorite Subject: Gym Ambition: Radio Mechanic Carl Papendieclc Murphy General Hobby: Sports Ambition: Mechanic fr Q ,rf Y, Y , ff ' Stella Panos Stein College Prep Hobby: Sports Favorite Subject: Chemistry Ambition: Dress Shop Proprietress Doris Paslce USlcinny Commercial Senate 'l, Q, Sr. Council Favorite Subject: English Ambition: Receptionist Dorothy Paulson Elective Chorus, 1, Q, 3, 4 Favorite Subject: Chorus Ambition: Waitress Delores Peckis Hp2ClClSH Commercial Lake Breeze Weekly 3, 4, Annual 4, G.A.A. 'l, Q, 3, 4, Swimming 'I Ambition: Olllice Worker John Pentek Rocky General Track 'I Favorite Subject: Physics Ambition: Radio Repairman Donald Pitschler Bubbles General Football 'l, Q Ambition: Forest Ranger Carter Pawlus College Prep Orchestra 'l, Q, 4, Glee Club 1, Senate 4 Ambition: Engineer Patricia Pelchen Pat College Prep Lake Breeze Weekly 3, 4 Favorite Subject: Math Ambition: Veterinarian Stephen Pentek Steve Gen eral Goll 3, Track 'l, Q, Football 'I Ambition: Auto Mechanic Sylvia Platkus College Prep Favorite Subject: Biology Ambition: Nurse Joan Pohland Joanie College Prep Band Q, 3, 4, Orchestra 3, 4, Glee Club 1 Ambition: Missionary Lillian Praeger General Favorite Subject: Algebra l-lobby: Reading Carol Porter College Prep Chorus 3, Glee Club Q, Honor Society 3, 4, All School Play 4 Ambition: Linguist Judith Puls Judy College Prep Band Q, 3, 4, Orchestra 3, 4, Chorus 3, 4 Ambition: Interior Decorator Dorothy Ridge Dot College Prep Glee Club Q, 3 Favorite Subject: Art Ambition: Fashion Designer Donald Ries Killer General Favorite Subject: Gym Ambition: Milkman Ralph Radlce Vekey General Favorite Subject: Chemistry Ambition: Pharmacist Marion Rammer Elective Favorite Subject: Typing Ambition: Beautician Alice Reglin Allie General Glee Club Q Favorite Subject: Gym Ambition: Beautician Robert Reinke Bob General Favorite Subject: Biology Ambition: Bookkeeper Kenneth Rieck College Prep Chorus Q, Glee Club 'l Favorite Subject: Chemistry Ambition: Chemist Audrey Rittenhouse Cricket General Favorite Subject: Clothing Ambition: Beautician Virginia Radke Ginny Elective Favorite Subject: Foods Ambition: To Travel Betty Rawling Bettina College Prep Chorus Q, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, Senate 'l, Q, 3, 4, G.A.A. 'l, SZ, 3, 4, Busi- ness Stal? 3, 4, Lake Breeze Weekly 3, 4, Annual 4, Debate 9, Gym Exhibit 3, Honor Society 3, 4 Ambition: Journalist La Verne Reineking l2einie Commercial Band 'l, Q, 3, 4, Orchestra 3, 4, Senate Q Ambition: Secretary Roland Rhines Polly College Prep Favorite Subject: Printing Ambition: Chemist Faye Rust Rusty College Prep Glee Club Q, 3, 4 Ambition: Missionary Forrest Sanders Sandy Elective Favorite Subject: History Ambition: U. S. Navy l Lillian Samsa Shorty Commercial Glee Club Q, 3, 4 Ambition: Stenographer Maria Sauer Blackie General Favorite Subject: Home Training Ambition: Typist l ii 4,29 K,..,,,nR ' I , Henry R., mm a f,LFj mmercial Colleg Prep mbito aui ia nate Q Forest ' ervisor Kr ' A ' ' M d Fav ' Subje t: l n ' angl, Q, grc esta 1, ' 1 t' r s , , ii : ,. 5 i Karl Rosso General Hobby: Repairing Mechanical Equipment Favorite Subject: Metals Ambition: Flyer Thomas Roth Tom College Prep Chorus Q, 3, 4, Track Q, 3 Ambition: Engineer xo Kenneth Roszak Rosie General Football 'l, 3 Ambition: Mechanic Marvin Ruggles Marv College Prep Favorite Subject: Mechanical Drawing Ambition: Mechanical X Engineer T it .,l j X lxlpjl' lj L Yvonne Rupnicfc ,til Lucille Rupp Von X' ou College Pre N Commercial Glee Club 3, - ps '- Favorite Subject: Math Costumes? -up'Q Ambition: Secretary Ambiti : eacher t F il 1' :fee gigs? 47' 7 Ruth Schaap Ruthie College Prep Lake Breeze Weekly 3, 4, Annual 4, Cheerleading Q, 3, 4, Glee Club Q, 3, Forensifs 2, Make-up Q, Props 3, 4, Business StaH 3, 4, Senior Council Ambition: lnterior Decorator Elaine Scharenbroclc Doodlebug College Prep Band 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 4, Swing Band 4, Senate 3 Ambition: Nurse Kurt Schilcl General l-lobby: Reading Ambition: Foreign Service Diplomat Kenneth Schlegel Ken College Prep Band 9, 3, 4 Ambition: Draftsman f A .Ss Y lb? Robert Schaelzer Bob General Favorite Subject, Metals Ambition: Machinist Lorraine Scherhaufer Cookie College Prep Senate 4, l-lonor Society 3, 4 Ambition: Airline Hostess Anita Schilling Nitzie Commercial Glee Club Q, 3 Ambition: Secretary Elwood Schmahl Ellie General Football Q, 3 Ambition: Game Warden ow Sv ii FS it 3? W Ruth Schmidt Rudy General Glee Club Q, 3, 4, G.A.A. 1, Q Ambition: Beautician James Schoening Jim General Glee Club 'I Ambition: Printer is . - x La Vonne Schreurs Arthur Schrimp' I lgqllu I lll 5 Hvonnlen Archie ,. M A I College Prep b College prep In CPORJS S! 3' Alfcglfecllu Q Favorite Subject: Latin 2 'i .,.,, . ..,. m 'Flon' Yslcd Ambition: Pharmacist A 15,35 Education lnstructress Slll Alfred Schroeder 'iDick College Prep Senate 1, Q, 3, 4, Basket- ball and Football 'l, Q, 3, 4, Honor Society 3, 4, Senior Council, School President, Boys' State, Stubenrauch Trophy 3 Ambition: Coach James Schroom Cherbourg General Senate Q, 3, 4, Track 'l, 3, Football 1, Q, 3, 4 Ambition: Actor Kenneth Schultz Red General Glee Club 2 l-lobby: Sports Robert Schulz Bob General Senate 4 Ambition: Professional Baseball Player Russell Schroeder Russ College Prep Band 1, Q, 3, 4, Orchestra 3, 4, Swing Band 4 Ambition: Flyer Darlene Schultz Susie Commercial Favorite Subject: English Ambition: Typist Richard Schultz Pafko General Senate 4 Ambition: Professional Baseball Player Elaine Schulze General Chorus 'l, Q, 3, 4 Ambition: Social Worker Elaine Schumacher Windy Commercial Favorite Subject: English Ambition: Secretary Milton Schwalbe Milt College Prep Band 9, 3, 4, Orchestra 3, 4 Ambition: Math Teacher -48.- is t t ? it .yas 'L 3 Sn V M ,..,. 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General Football S2 Ambition: Printer Harley Specht Elective Senate Q Favorite Subject: Mechanical Drawing Warren Splinter Warney College Prep Senate 1, Basketball 4, Football 1 Favorite Subject: Gym Ambition: Professional Ball Player Robert Sprenger Elective l-lobby: Collecting Stamps Favorite Subject: General Math Ambition: Agriculturist Ambition: Auto Mechanic Agnes Shircel 'Aggieu College Prep Senior Council Ambition: Nurse Jean Siebert Jeanie College Prep Chorus 3, 4j Senate 3, 4 Ambition: Musician Betty Sitzman Commercial Glee Club 4 l-lobby: Roller Skating Favorite Subject: Typing Ambition: Airline Stevvardess Erwin Spindler Spiny General Favorite Subject: Shop Ambition: Farmer Lois Stuedeman Commercial Senate Q, Honor Society 3, 4, School Bank 4 Ambition: Secretary Gordon Sweemer College Prep Hobby: Traveling Favorite Subject: Algebra Ambition: Businessman rl fp ff' 1 . .LL ' it 'l ' Lg ,nfi 'j 1 L ik I 1' g.i- , 'f' af - 1 , Y -1 , ,' ,P Y s:- 1 A Betty Sweemer 'l'Betts 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'VF e ,L F A , X Marilyn Taulerner Muttsy Commercial l-lobby: Reading Favorite Subject: Shorthand Ambition: Stenographer Frederick Thiele Cuddy College Prep Chorus 9, 3, Glee Club Q, Senate 3, 4 Ambition: Technical Engineer William Toston Bill General Basketball 9, Traclc Q, 4 Football Q, 3, 4 Ambition: Football Coach James Trester Slug General Favorite Subject: Drama Ambition: Fur Rancher Wilma Tellier Willie Commercial Senate 3, 4 Favorite Subject: Speech Ambition: Photographer Doris Timm ulimmieu College Prep Chorus 4, Glee Club 3, Senate Q, 3, Senior Council Ambition: Choir Directress Shirley Trempe Commercial Chorus 4 Favorite Subject: Chorus Ambition: Secretary Eugene Turlc Turkey College Prep Favorite Subject: Math Ambition: Engineer Albert Udovich Abe General Favorite Subject: Printing Ambition: Circus Trouper Joyce Van Der Laan College Prep Orchestra Q, 3, 4, Swing Band 4, l-lonor Society 3, 4, Business Staff Q, 3, 4, Props 4 Ambition: Doctor Donald Van Alclceren Duclcie 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K ' W I If ' ,H 1' The Eoothall Summary COACHES: Left to Right,Mr. John Richter, Mr. Henry Van Duser, Mr. John Barth, Mr. Philip Beifiori. VARSITY CONFERENCE STANDINGS Team West ..............., Central .... Oshkosh. . . East ...... North ..... Manitowoc. Appleton. . EonclcluLac... FRESI-IIVIAN SCORES Central .,.. O Central .... 6 Central .... O Central ,,.. O Central .... 13 Plymouth ..,,... 0 North. . South. . North. , Plymouth Pct. 858 803 803 708 Q87 Q87 Q87 000 Central Central Central Central Central Central .... Central .... Central .... VARSITY SCORES Antigo .... East ....... Qshlcosh. . . Fond du Lac Appleton. . West ...... Manitowoc North ..... JUNIOR VARSITY SCORES Central .... Q6 North .......... Central .,.. Q6 Fond clu l.ac ..... Central .... 34 Manitowoc ..... Central .,.. 44 North ..,....... W 70 Waiting for that pass from center. Strongest Varsity Squad in -lwelve Years First Row: Deane Woell'ler, Fred l-leronymus, James Schroom, Alfred Schroeder, Park Berry, William loston, William l-loell, Donald Luft, Second Row: Douglas llrner, Robert Arenz, Gale Woelller, Kenneth l-lobolich, Joseph Germ, Rueben Erdman, Richard Hurley, Kurt Weber, Allan Weeks. Third Row: John DeBrauske, Robert Kaye, Richard Ehlert, Robert Kuhlman, James Kreuter, Clyde Sprenger, Eugene Plier, Eugene Ewig, Ronald Mueller, Robert Markus, Elton Lavey. Rrecision-like and brilliant was the Redmen grid machine as Central hligh School produced its First, lirst division team since 'l934, Coach Belliori and his aide, John Barth, lashioned a speedy, spirited, hard charging gridiron lorce which perlormed sensationally at times. lhe Redmen, in a highly contested conlerence race, tied lor second place with Qshkosh. l:or a warmup, the Redmen traveled Q90 miles to down the Antigo eleven, TQ-6. Star lor the day was Gale Woeltler with a 45-yard touchdown scamper. lhe conlerence opener with Green Bay East was a great disappointment lor many lans. Vanden Avond, East, booted two lield goals to win 6fO. probably the hardest lought game ol the season ended on a rain soaked lield in a ill-ill tie with Qshkosh. Ml-lats ohf to the linemen in this battle!! Belore a Eondy Dads Night crowd, the Redmen, led by Bill loston, sky-rocketed to their First conler- ence win in live years, Qi-7. It was ugpeedyn Kurt Weber who put the Appleton game on ice, Kurt eluded his tacklers twice to make the Final score, Q8-19. lhe biggest upset ol the season was the outcome ol the Central-West game. Berry and loston each scored twice to topple West lrom the unbeaten column, Q8-7. Before the Homecoming crowd in the 'Ship- builder's City , Central sneaked by to win a close, hard Fought game, i4f7. Jim Schroom, cagey wingman, was outstanding on delense. Rlaying belore the largest crowd, 4500, ever to see a lootball game in Sheboygan, the Redmen walloped North, our intra-city rivals, 3477. It was that backtield ol Woelller, loston, Berry, and Weber who played Mheads-up ball which climaxed a very successlul season with a stirring win. , James Schroom James Schroom: Cherbourg Jim , used all of his 165 pounds to good advantage as he constantly broke through to stop the opponent's threats A good offensive and defensive end, with uncanny ability to snare long passes. . Played outstanding ball in the Manitowoc and Oshkosh games, scored a touchdown in each. Deane Woelffer William Hoell Donald Luft Deane Woelffer: A big, hard charging guard, describes Dizz . . . l-lis stiff resistance and persistency in holding the line made him an enviable threat to opposing linemen, .. A good man when the going was tough. Din , who tipped the scales at QOO, was also one of our fastest linemen. William Hoell: Junior center. The hustler and ball-hawk of the team was The White Owl , who won l-lonorable Mention on the All Conference team and was dreaded by conference foes, because of his rough, bruising play in every game. Bill turned in his best performance in the Oshkosh game, recovering three Oshkosh fumbles. Donald Luft: The tallest boy in the conference, standing 6'4 , and weighing 190 lbs., Donso also won l-lonorable Mention acclaim on the All-Conference selections. l-lis ability to play three different positions, when the time arose, proves Donso's versatility and athletic prowess. l-le will strengthen the line again next season. Gale Woelffer: The 'Arnold Tucker' of the l2edmen's backfield best describes Gale. l-lis smart decisions, and field judgment made him an excellent quarterback, and signal caller. One of the few juniors on the squad who showed some spirited and quick tempered play which will be seen on the gridiron again next fall. Kurt Weber: This 150 pound package of speed and might was the surprise threat of the season. Bones , a cagey, hard running half-back, surprised conference foes with his change of pace, which caught them always unprepared. . . Kurt turned in his best performance in the Appleton game, scoring two touchdowns. William Toston: The triple threat of the Redmen attack. . . Rated as one of the finest half-backs in the state. . . Sucko stood up to his rating as he continually ran, passed and kicked Central to victory. Weighing only 148 pounds, and standing 5'9'f, Bill was one of the most dreaded baclEs,iXnTthE conference. . . l-le was selected All-Conference half-back and kicked 19 out of Q0 . . .I . Gale Woelffer Kurt Weber William Toston Rueben Erdmann James Kreuter Robert Kuhlmann Rueben Erdmann: 'll2ube , a fast charging, hard fighting guard won Honorable Mention acclaim on the All-Conference team, for fine all-around play ,. The lightest lineman on the team, weighing only 159 pounds, Rube did a splendid job, backing up the l?edmen's line on defense. l-lis tactful speed and power will be missed next season. James Kreuter: Big Jim , tipped the scales at 196 pounds, making him an ideal tackle. Playing in this position, he received the nod of many coaches as a rugged individual who could really dish it out. Jim will be one of those standouts who will strengthen the Redmen line next SCdSOr1. Robert Kuhlmann: Senior tackle, and a bulwark on offense and defense, The unmovable Kuhn, was a 'lbrick wall to opposing fullbacks, who tried the left side of the line in vain. Weighing about QOO pounds, Bob, was always ready for a full 48 minutes of hard play ..., l-le gained a berth on the All-State squad. Kenneth Hobolich: Although on the injured list toward the end of the season, l-lobbien, won l-lonorable Mention also. l-lis fine punting kept opponents constantly out of scoring position. .. l-lis passing ability from a half-back spot, was also an important link in Central's backfield combination, Ken also has that big senior year left. Warren Berry: Tied for sixth place in Conference scoring, shows Park's hard driving brand of ball. . . One of the hardest hitting full-backs in the conference, he broke through opponent's lines many times to score those vital T.D.'S... Standing 5'11 , and weighing 185 pounds, Park was an important figure on both offensive and defensive. Central is losing another fine athlete in Park Berry. Ronald Mueller: The pile driving reserve full-back of the team. . . This was 'lPingo's first year out for football, but he showed up well, and played many times on defense as a line backer. . . l-lis alertness, and uncanny speed, enabled him to intercept more passes than the remainder of the team put together. Pingo , plus his 160 pounds of hard fight , will be missed next year when the Redmen trot out on the field. Kenneth Hobolich Warren Berry Ronald Mueller Alfred Schroeder Alfred Schroeder: Big Al , turned in a splendid per- formance in every game, Win- ning acclaim as All-Conference end, and grabbing an All- State second string end spot, Dick won the admiration of Sports' writers for his fine sportsmanship and driving play. l-lis fine spirit, and athletic ability will be missed next year in the Central field of sports. Rigslcin Points Add Up For Jayvees First Row: Thomas Lampe, Carlton Schultz, Ronald Rammer, Roger Kuehl, William Wallin, William Degen, Kenneth Wiltzius, Robert Schneidewind, Andrew Morlcen, Robert Schmidt. Second Row: Robert Stillwell, James Timler, Stanley Kaat, Ronald l-lenning, Donald Lindow, l-lugo Wimmer, LaVern Krause, Donald Kraemer, Donald l-linz, Dean Drott, James Murphy, Keith McClure, Coach John Richter. Absent from picture: Kenneth l-lorneclc, Ralph Karst, l-larold l-laan, Jerome Aldag, Max Muehlberger, Richard Cluasius With a wealth ol material and the 'lwill to win attitude, the Central Jayvee football team was victorious in their lour games as they defeated their three opponents to the total score ol 130-6. The Jayvees showed their First power by trounc- ing a wealc North eleven by a Q6-6 delicit. North was the only team to score against the Junior Redmen. ln the next games the Redmen smothered Fond du Lac Q6-O and then swamped Manitowoc 34-O. ln the Final game, they completely Hran overn the North boys once again, whipping them solidly this time, 44-O. Few .Junior Varsity teams have ever been Ustacltedl' with such lorcelul power as this team. An excellent bacldield consisting ol Dean Drott, Andy Morlcen, Tom l.ampe, and Keith Mc Clure usually beat at their opponents goal enough to allow the second string to see much action. Jim Timler, huslcy lelt guard who olten switched to the iullbaclc spot, moved along well during the earlier part ol the season and saw varsity action toward the end oi the grid campaign. l lugo Wimmer, right taclde for the Jayvees also saw action with the varsity. At the end positions Coach John Richter usually used Don Kraemer and l.a Vern Krause. The other tacltle was Stanley Kaat, and the other guard, Carlton Schultz, Ronald Rammer was over the ball. These were only the boys in the regular starting lineups, but there were many others who were just as willing to win as the Hstartersn, and showed it by their strong offensive power and concrete delense in games as well as in practice. ,SW ur liliorts l:ailed, But We Tried i'lard First Row: Robert Klarich, Robert Weimann, Melvin Kruis, Duane Lindow, Kenneth Foster, Daniel Oppeneer, Robert Markevitch. Second Row: Eugene Grandlich, Roger Spelshaus, Jaclc Wirtz, James Dann, John Kaschnigg, John Schinabeclc, Donald Schmahl, James Ramsey, William Roenitz, Lloyd Paulson. Third Row: Harry Brandt, Dennis ietschlag, Raymond DeRuyter, Edwin Riclc, Charles Eclcharclt, Wesley Den Boer, Darrel Nack, Earl Steinbrueclcer, Victor Nonweiler, Roy Rilling, Richard Qehlberg. Absent from picture: Tom Berry. The lreshman squad won only one ol its tive games this year. lhe largest group ever to report ior lreshman Football turned out this year, but the strength oi the team was hampered by injuries. ihe irosh opened their season by battling Rlymouth to a D-O tie, A weelc later Central was lelt panting on the iive yard line when the gun went ohffftoo late to erase lXlorth's 7-6 lead. The squad dropped the next two games, South, i3-O, and North, TQ-O. The last game was truly one lor the books. Faced by a string oi deleats, the freshmen traveled to Rlymouth and won their last contest, on a Field oi mud, by a score oi i3-O, Coach l'lenry Van Duser hadllhis team 'Kworl4ed- up lor that last game. The true tire and power ol the Redmen was seen on the gridiron that night. ihe bacldield included lvlelvin Kruis, quarters baclc, Richard Qehlberg, and Eugene Grandlic, hallbacl4s, and iom Berry, lull-baclc ihe Hbig boysn in the line were Earl Steinbrueclcer and Roy I Rilling, ends, Wesley Den Boer and jlfenneth Foster, taclcles, Donald Schmahl and Edwin Ricl4, guards, and John Kaschnigg, center. ihere were several instances during the season when several oi the boys turned in outstanding performances. Wes Den Boer and Don 'Schmahl were the utargets' ol much praise irom Coach Van Duser. These two linemen were outstanding, their wreclcing taclcles and crushing line play were directly responsible lor Centralis ,big victory at Rlymouth. ln the bacldield, Eugene Grandlic and Richard Qehlberg carried most oi the load throughout the season, iom Berry recovered from an injured anlcle just in time to Hbreal4 awayn ior a 60 yard touchs down gallop in that terriiic game at Rlymouth. ihe team may justly leel very proud ol its Final showing and Coach Van Duser will always wonder why his i946-'47 squad waited so long to produce such a crushing victory, The Basketball Summary Basketball Coaches fLeft to Righty: Mr. Philip Belfiori, Mr. Walt Anderson, Mr. Carl Huebner. Appleton. . Central. . . North . . Oshkosh. . Fond du Lat: East. . . . . Manitowoc. West. . . . JUNIOR VARSITY SCORES Central.. Milwaukee N. Div. . .18 Central Oshkosh ... .Q3 Central West Green Bay TO Central Fond du Lac. 'l3 Central Milwaukee Riverside .30 Central Appleton ..... . . .QQ Central Green Bay East. QQ Central Manitowoc . 15 Central North . . . Q7 Central Oshkosh . . 30 Central West Green Bay . Q5 Central Fond du lac. . .30 Central Appleton .. .34 Central Green Bay East Q0 Central Manitowoc. 'IQ Central North. .. . .QQ Central Central. . Central. . Central. . Central. , Central. . Central. . Central. . Central. . Central. . Central. . Central. . Central. . Central. . Central. . Central. . VARSITY SCORES Milwaukee Bay View.. Milwaukee North Division Oshkosh ............., West Green Bay . . EondduLac.. Alumni ..... . . . . . Milwaukee Riverside. . Appleton ....... ..... East Green Bay ......... Manitowoc. . . North. .... . Oshkosh .......... . West Green Bay. . . . . . Fond du Lac. .. .. Appleton ...... . . Central. . Central. . East Green Bay VARSITY CONFERENCE STANDINGS W. l.. Ret. .. .TT 3 .786 ....1O 4 .714 . 8 6 .571 . 7 7 ,500 . 7 7 .500 . . 5 9 .351 .. 5 9 .351 , 3 11 ,QT4 Manitowoc. . North ...,.. . R. S. O. P 540 476 569 490 563 516 534 521 536 499 496 594 471 537 376 585 Coach Huebner talks things over with Bones Weber and Big Al Schroeder .- .. .., Varsity -l-alces 5econd place in Conference Left to Right: Richard Ehlert, manager, Richard l-lurley, James Timler, Lewis Brasser, Gale Woelffer, Hugo Wimmer, Donald Luft, Alfred Schroeder, Warren Berry, John Reif, Kurt Weber, Coach Carl Huebner, Central's baslceteers led by returning lettermen, Dicla Schroeder and Kurt Weber, fought their way through a tough 'l8 game schedule to cop a second place berth in Fox River Valley Standings with ten wins against four defeats. The Redmen opened the season by traveling to Milwaulcee to tangle with Milwaulcee Bay View, where they lost 40-36. Strilfing back the following weelc, the Varsity defeated Milwaulcee North Division, 39-36, On December 6, the Redmen were host to the Oshkosh lndians and defeated the Qverall City boys, 35-34. Going to Green Bay, the Redmen struclt an off-night and dropped a Q7-Q6 tilt to West. Fond du l.ac was talcen in hand, and beaten 38-35, while the Alumni was a hopeless lot as the Pedmen trounced them in style-49-35. Mil- waultee Riverside put up a good fight only to lose a close 49-40 decision. Appleton fell easily 49-35 after which East Green Bay and Manitowoc were bumped by scores of 37-33, and 45-33 re- spectively. North hit well at the Armory to hand the Redmen a 33-Q8 loss. Oshlcosh seelced revenge a weelc later and lcnoclced the Redmen 44-4'l. West Green 8ay's heads hung low as the Redmen demolished them 48-19. Fond du Lac came within seven points only to lose 40-33. Another off-night at Appleton and a 54-32 set-baclc for the Redmen. East Green Bay dropped a 42-38 tilt on February Q5 in the Redmen gym. Manitowoc was again beaten 55-38 and finally the triumphant Hshellaclcingn of North in the season finalef55-4'l. 77- John Rei! Forward, Junior Hans was a sturdy, capable player. His constant drive and spirited play made him a useful man to have around. His push shot was one of the best on the squad. Richard Hurley Forward, Senior The Oon was a shitty ball handler. His quiclc, accurate passes and cagey one hand shots were effective and utilized in several tilts, namely with North and Manitowoc. Hugo Wimmer Center, Sophomore Lilce limler, Hugo also started with the B squad, but Hooks , being a good rebound man, and a consistent scoring threat, was soon shifted to the varsity. James Timler Guard, Sophomore Jim started the season with the Jayvees, but his brilliant offensive drive, speedy Floor play, and accurate shots were soon utilized by the varsity, Warren Berry Guard, Senior Park was a rough and tumble player. He was especially etlective on rebounds and de- fense. Park was a three sport man and had plenty of drive to match his left-hand push shots. H778 Alfred Schroeder Forward, Senior Big Al , a seasoned veteran, a starter ever since his sophomore year was selected as all-confer- ence Forward in both his junior and senior years. Dick was truly a iine ball player, Kurt Weber Forward, Senior 'iBones was continually sparking the offensive drives with his brilliant ball handling and snappy interceptions. Kurt's deadly set shots and Fireball play were an essential part of our victorious season. Donald Luft Center, Junior 'Donsou was very reliable in the pivot slot. Lifts bruising rebound play along with his six loot, four inch frame were two of the important Features of his Fine team play. Gale Woelffer Guard, Junior Fearless was a cool, smooth worlcing guard, very accurate on the charity lane and not easily fooled while on defense. Gales push was exceedingly accurate against a zone, Lewis Brasser Guard, Senior Dutch was a Fiery ball-hawk. Defensively, Lewie had no peer, l-lis constant shifting in and out puzzled many of the opponents olfensive setups. l-le also had an accurate set-shot. 79' Jayvees Defeat All Qpposition First Row fl.eft to Righty: Arthur Richter, Ronald Rammer, Richard Reinbold, Peter Grimmer, Kenneth l-lobolich, Andrew Morken, Robert Arenz, Robert Markus. Second Row CLeft to Righty: Carl Meseck, manager, Ralph Karst, Richard Finke, John Debrauske, LaVern Krause, Donald Freitag, Donald Kraemer, Coach Walt Anderson. A flashy junior varsity squad whipped through sixteen games without a single loss this season to stand as the top Jayvee team in valley competition. The Central squad, under the superb coaching of Walt Anderson, never allowed their opponents to get within six points of them. On the other hand, the Jayvees managed to make as many as thirty- three points over their opponents in one game before the final buzzer sounded. ln an opener the local boys defeated a rough North Milwaukee squad Q6-78. They then started on a long winning stretch by defeating Qshkosh, West, Fond du l.ac, and East Milwaukee. lclugo Wimmer, with his nifty hook shots and Jim limler's set shots proved helpful in many games. Appleton, East, and Manitowoc Fell as the next victims of the Central Jayvee onslaught, the latter team being completely outplayed in a 48-'l5 tussle. The Jayvees then met their intra-city rivals from North on the armory floor and outclassed them to drop them from a first place tie. ln the Second round of games the team was victorious again despite the fact that limler and Wimmer were promoted to the varsity, John Debrauske replaced Wimmer to stand as ace re- bound man with Hsonnyn Krause while two other reinforcements, Ken l-lobolich and Don Freitag, kept the Jayvee team at an even keel throughout the season. Dick Finke took scoring honors with TQO points for the season despite a late start. Wimmer and limler took next scoring honors but were shifted to varsity positions at the halfway mark, Ronald Rammer, tricky guard, took next scoring honors with 72 points while La Vern Krause, Rete Grimmer, John Debrauske, Ken l lobolich, Don Freitag, and Artie Richter played remarkable roles as 'lstartersf' Qther ufill-insn were Dick Reinbold, Don Kraemer, Andy Morken, Ralph Karst, Bob Markus, Jack DeWaard, and Clem Bartzen. The team scored consistently from the charity lane, making forty-five per cent of their free throws. so l:l'6Sl'1lTlQlW Cdlly Cn First Row fLeft to Rightlz Dushan Rupnilc, Richard Oehlberg, Wesley Den Boer, John Kaschnigg, Melvin Kruis, Daniel Qppeneer. Second Row fLeft to Rightj: James Ramsey, manager, Donald Boellce, Roy Pilling, Dennis Tetschlag, Tom Berry, Donald Schmahl, Jack Wirtz, Coach Phil Belliori. A hot and cold lreshman baslqetball team com- pleted a lair season under the leadership ol Coach phil Belliori, with lour wins and six losses, which put them in a third place standing as a result ol a three way tie lor second place among plymouth South, and North. Kohler toolc lirst place honors while Sheboygan Falls stood in the cellar position. lhe Hbabyll Pedmen opened their season by walloping a tough Kohler live Q3-'l9. l.ater they met deleat lace to lace when plymouth liclced them T8-ll. ln the next game, the team liclced North 'l9-'l'l, and then beat Sheboygan Falls Q6-17. It was at this time that the Central team was classed as a threat to other teams in the Lal4e Shore l.eague. The classy Central squad then went out to play South and lost 35-33 in an overtime, lhey dropped another tilt to Kohler 35-Q3, and then to North Q5-QQ, and again were downed by a strong plymouth team 43-Q6. Realizing that the end ol the season was near at hand, an embittered Central team raged over the hardwoods to deleat Sheboy- gan l:alls 42-9, belore dropping their linal game to South 94,22 lnligh scorers lor the season were Richard Qehlberg with 62 points, and Dennis letschlag with 44. These were the two most consistent Ustartersn. Coach Belliori switched Wesley Den Boer, Roy pilling, John Kaschnigg, lvlelvin Kruis, Don Boellce, and lom Berry in the other three positions, the lirst three being used most lrequently. The team scored a total ol Q38 points to their opponents Q36, while they connected on 39 per cent ol their lree throws FRESHMA N BASKETBALL SCORES Central Kohler . . 19 Central .... Kohler. . . . Central Plymouth ..,...,, 18 Central North. . . . Central North . 'l 7 Central . Plymouth ..., Central Sheboygan Falls. 17 Central. Sheboygan Falls Central South ... 35 Central. South. .-.. C. - .Y Distance Men Elmer Friedrichs, August Glazer, Dennis Hasenstein, Don Freitag, Kenneth Erbstoeszer, James Felten, Roger Schlafke, James Flaherty. Das,hes, Hurdles Deon Drott, Robert Cinealis, Roland Grabowslri, William Gierlre, Carl Meseck, Kurt Weber, Robert Hummitzsch, Ralph Karst. t Field Events y :wrt Row, lien in Right: Val Scrube, Donald Froh, James Schroom, William os an, aco ue er. Second Row: Howard Visser, Deane Woelffer, Wilbert Lindstrom, Donald Luft, Frederick Thiele, Kenneth Hobolich. Freshmen First Row, Left to Right: Douglas Pangier, Charles Burhop, James Ramsey John Kummer, Wayne Marliny, Ralph Ott, Darrell Nack, Eugene Grandlic. Second Row! James Rogers, Duane Lindow, John Kaschnigg, Roger Spelshaus, Paul Verhulst, Kenneth Wuestenhagen, Robert Siebelink, Ray DeRuyter, Wesley Den Boer. Third Row! Marvin Thimmig, Oriin Schrimpf, Jack Wirtz, Harry Brandt, John Schinabeck, Roy Pilling, Tom Berry, Dennis Tetschlag, Donald Boelke, Victor Nonweiler, Donald Schmahl. s Centralls Cindermen The Central thinclads hopped on the trail to victory in the First meet this year. Coaches Walt Anderson and John Barth were pleased with early victories which the redmen copped from Fond du l.ac, Manitowoc, and North. The squad ol 'l'l0 fellows was firmly built around a nucleus of ten lettermen. Tony Glazer, Central's record holder in the hall mile who placed fourth in last year's state meet, starred in the 880. Versa- tile Kurt Weber was a classy runner in 440. Bill Gierlce and Kurt Weber garnered all ol Central's points in the hurdles. Rollie Grabowslci, Bud l-lille- mann, and 'lBlacl4ie Cinealis competed in the clashg and these Mercury-men teamed up with Weber to form an outstanding relay team. Qne ol the best weight teams in Central's history completely Ublanlsetedn the lield in the lirst two meets. Led by Big Swede Lindstrom who brolce the school discus record ol 129 leet 6 inches in the Manty meet with a tremendous heave of 'I33 leet 'l0 inches, Don Luft, Deane Woelller, Ken l'lobolich, and l-lowie Visser, the weight men, turned in spectacular performances. Newcomers who jumped into the top braclcetx' early in the season were, Bill loston and Kieth McClure, pole-vault, Jim Felten, mile, Bob Hummitzsch, 440, George Wirtz, 880, and Dean Drott, dashes and broad-jump. Jac Mueller was the only high-jumper who cleared the bar and stayed on top quite consistently. On Your Marlcl Get Setl Roland Grabowski, Robert Cinealis, Dean Drott Clubs, Racquets Keep Swinging Golf Team First Row fleft to rightl: Ronald Hummitzsch, Rueben Erdmann, Roman Erdmann, Robert Richter. Second Row fleft to rightl: John l-liebing, Walter Burich, Kenneth Wilke, Reinhold l.esl4e, Robert poppe, Richard l-leinzen. Central! golf team, ably coached by Mr. Edward Rube and Roman. Qther S winners were Leske Anderson was sparlced by the Erdmann brothers, and Burich. Tennis Team Left to Right: Marvin Mueller, Melvin Kruis John Debrauslce, Donald Kinate, Sherwood Huebner, Robert irautschold, Richard Finlce, and Clemens Bartzen. Centralis newly-organized tennis team led by Dick Finlce, Sherwood Huebner and Melvin Kruis Clem '4Moody Bartzen flourished with spirit. completed the playing roster. Yeah -l-eaml Yeah leaml ljghtl lrightl ljightl Curita Herche Mona Herche Richard Berger Lots of pep and vitality best describes our cheerleaders under the guidance ol Miss Margaret Gronseth. The yells you heard throughout the year werenit just accidental. They were the result ol hard labor by a group oi loyal students who really aroused the students to yell lor their favorite team, At all ol the pep assemblies and games, one could always find the cheerleaders stimulating school spirit with rousing yells. . .the boys dressed in white trousers and red Central sweaters, and the girls, in white sl4irts and identical sweaters. A squad members were Richard Berger, senior, captain, Carita and Mona l-lerche, Betty Kunstmann, the REDMEN. and William lfwald. fuiins-Mfg' .. . . . , 1 A' i---- Q at Betty Kunstmann B Squad Left to Right: Margaret Keich, Ruth Schaap, Pauline Gergisch, Shirley Jaeger, Carol Hettinger, and Audrey Kruis. - 84 - William Ewald G, A. A. Enjoys Many Activities Basketball-Minded Seniors Left to Right: Natalie l'lerman, Margaret Kelch, Evelyn l-lorn, Carol l leyn, Betty Rawling, and Delores peclds The outstanding activity oi the Girls' Athletic Association this year was the Swimming Meet which was held on April 99, with the seniors carrying oii the honors. Basketball also played an important role in GAA this year, in which the juniors became the champions. GAA includes many other activities such as volleyball, soltball, tennis and golf. Awards which are given on a point basis are given according to individual achievement and team championship. These girls are honored at the Awards Day Program each year. ,-a 1? ' 5 Senior Mermaids Ready for a Dip 1 Y kv fx K Y 5 W! Q, ' fi . R' ' , 2- 3 A f ,4 I ai L Q! xi .ff I x J Q I J 4 0 , 1 L' J.: 5' vs' M . ln lvlusic All The World ls Une A Cappella Choir First Row: Carol Jensen, Betty Green, Marion Watters, Virginia Fenske, Carol Hettinger. Second Row: Rogene Brtlla, Sherry Huibregtse, Clarice Zarling, Carol Byrum, Lyllyan Fritsch, Shirley Trempe, Judith Puls, Peggy Nelson, Patricia Kane, Betty Metzner, Carol Krueger, Marian Voigt, Lois Behnke, Doris Timm, Hildegarde Hermann, Shirley Ballhorn, Betty Blanke, Betty Rawling,Josephine Wimmer, Elaine Schulze, Margaret Weber, Shirley Stielow, Jaclyn Schwarz, Doris Karle, LaVonne Schreurs, Joyce Gibson, Jean Siebert, Gelaine Kiel, Audrey Fischer. Third Row: LaVerne Leining, Lcis Haack, Lois Maltzahn, Patricia Fraungruber, JoAnn Zwart, Joan Andropalis, Mary Ann Brand, Rachel Gessert, Patricia Hull, Betty Thiel, Carol Clemetson, Janet Abrahams, Fern Koehler, Charlotte Meyer, Shirley Meyer, Eileen Schuette, Judith Schreier, Carol Brown, Sharon Meives, Rosemary Wagner, Virginia Felten, Marianne Fibiger, Carol Thielke, Edna Karle, Jeannette Hackbarth, Lois Jahn, Dorothy Paulson, Wilma Wiegand, Lois Kilton, Kathryn Kleefisch. Fourth Row: Jack Bowser, Howard King, Jerome Scheibl, Robert Richter, Thomas Tsakonas, Robert Arenz, Kenneth Nitsche, Samuel Felten, Charles Conrardy, Dennis Friedrichs, Charles Ewig, James Kaiser, Jerome Carek, James Feiten, Karl Heinecke, Robert Poppe, Raymond Van Sluys, Betty DeBraaI, Lois Oetzel, Delores Zimmerman, Genevieve Cykana, Lorraine Klauck, Betty Fibiger, Lorraine Hartman, Jean Franke, Margaret Kelch. Fifth Row: Kenneth Mitchell, Edward Freye, Edward Canisius, Douglas Urner, William Senkbeil, Allan Zerger, Ronald Schuchardt, Ellsworth Damrow, Thomas Nourse, Gale Waelffer, Donald Kunstman, Gene Felten, Deane Woelffer, Paul Reinke, Thomas Roth, LaVern Krause, Donald Covey, Lester Metzner, Dennis Hasenstein, Wallace Hermann, Donald Daehn, Richard Gaieski, Ralph Wagner, Arthur Rosenthal, Kenneth Kay, Carl Wellhoefer, Allen Kitson, Leonard Schaefer, Robert Oldenburg, William Oldenberg, Neil Rasmussen, The chief purposes of the musical organizations are to promote a greater joy in hearing music and participating in it, to raise the standards of music appreciation, to develop special talents, and to obtain a background of culture and richness. This year the musical organizations again played an important role in the life of Central students. The Concert Band, Concert Qrchestra, A Cappella Choir, and Advanced Girls, Glee Club participated in the traditional Midwinter and Spring Concerts. For the first time in six years, these four organiza- tions attended music festivals. The choir and glee clubs traveled to Kaulcauna and the band and orchestra, to Green Bay. Various musical groups such as the swing band, vocal trios, soloists, and a barbershop quartette were featured in the All- School Talent Show. Always on hand, the band plays an important part in every phase of school life. We can always depend on the band to add a dash of color on the football field or to lfeep up our spirit at the pep meetings and at our baslcetball games. The A Cappella Choir, too, talces part in as- sembly programs of a more serious nature, such as installation ofschool officers, and the Christmas and Easter programs. The purpose of the junior organizations is to acquire a clear understanding of the fundamentals of music. Several tests are given throughout the year and membership into the senior organizations is based on these tests. The directors for the year were Mr. Charles lVl. Faulhaber, Concert Band, Junior Band, Junior Girls' Glee Club, Junior Chorus, and Boys' Glee Club, Mr. Vito lntravaia, A Cappella Choir, and Advanced Girls' Culee Club- lV'lr. Donald R. Radmer, Concert Orchestra, Junior Qrchestra, Junior Girls' Glee Club, and Freshman General Music. Mr. John Nlattlce was an assistant for instrumental groups and organist. ,And The Band played Q I Concert Band ' E l' h El r Boedeker Audrey Schreiber Oboe' Clarence DeKarske Bassoon! Joan Pohland Barbara Flutes: Ruth Baranoucky, Judith Puls, Mariorte ng is , no a , , . . , Van Handel. Clarinet: Elaine Langkabel, Robert Stieber, Shirley Heinemann, Elaine Scharenbrock, Lois Kloppenburg, Carol Kiel, Henry Logas, Roger Kuehl, Shirley Fischer, Mary Howard, Dolores Berger, Walter Meyer, Martin Braatz, Betty Schuette, Jane Baumann, Wayne Ristow, Ann Part, Carol Heck, Patricia Bartzen, Joanne Tews, Wallace Jocis, Colleen Udell, Elinor Haack, Garry Janke. Alto Saxophone: Shirley Jaeger, Joan Henning, Donald Messner. Tenor Saxophone: Roland Grabowski, Earl Kitzerow, Baritone Saxophone: Gene Schultz, Alto Clarinet: LaVerne Reineking, Virginia Fessenden. Bass Clarinet: Carolyn Meifert, Corrine Hoogstra, Cornet: Robert Gandre, Russell Schroeder, Glenn Doane, Paul Reinke, Lucille Konz, Constance Lorier, Edward Schmidt, Kenneth Otto. French Horn: Frederick Henckel, Gertrude Zitzer, Jack DeWaard, Ralph Schoenick, Helen Thieme, Mary Albrecht. Trombone! ' ' ' ' ' ' d R h b , B ss: Marvin English, Alex Hopp, Roland Jurk, John Degen, William Gruenke, Carl Kolb, Baritone. Milton Schwalbe, Carol Retnholtz, Theo ore oe r orn a Roger Wentz, Ralph Reinbacher, Carroll Siefert, Kenneth Schlegel, Charles Eckhardt. Percussion: Sherwood Huebner, Robert Hummitzsch, John Debrauske, Jock Spies, Karl Rickmeier, Nancy Kuehl. ,JLJDIOF Band FI tex D r' Roob Charles Burhop Oboe! Mary Lamb. Bassoont Betty Wunsch, Clarinet: Donald Dietz, Franklin Block, Harold Jurk, Henry Bohne, u o is , . Douglas Pangier ,Marci Clement, Arnold Schmidt, Shirley Henning, Mar,tn Hueller, Juanita Pettts, Joann Trossen, Marguerite Hamernik. Saxophone: Loella Goking, Joan Wagner, Merlyn Storbeck, Betty Lochman,Julionne Kuylen. Cornet: James Dann, Ronald Post, Clifford Christel, Robert Harness, Clark Rudd, d E I R' h d D S br Wallace Clanderman, John Klueckner, Richard Widder, Edward Richard Ewald, Raymond Schwoerer, Robert Sitzman, Edwar rte, tc ar e om e, ' ' ' ' ' ' k B E d H k n Wagner, Ronald Nennig. Trombone: Gerald Grande, Herbert Retsmger, Duame Fischer, Glenn Heinemann, Louis Stuem e. ass: dwar ec man , Perllniionl Donald Boelke, Arthur Klein, Donald Froh, Robert Siebelink, Frederick Klaft, George Brunmeier, Richard Goetsch, Frank Wensauer, Robert Radke. C --.. ll-loliday For Strings, , 1 Concert Qrcbestraq First Vlolinx Roger Grade, Bernita Hueter, Charlotte Koems, Melba Seltz, Victor Graef, Werner Braatz, James Ney, Vialetta Milostnilr. Second Violin: Joyce Verhage, Betty DeKarske, Delores Welsch, Arnelda Keller, Betty Heclcmann, Elizabeth Schink, Fran:es Nagode, Carter Pawlus, Shirley Lubahn, Dolores Zimmerman, Darlene Lindow, Arline Jacques. Viola! Doris Weber, Helen Long, Kathryn Hoppert, Helen Hamann. Cello: Joyce Von Der loan, Roger Brusse Roger Olmstead, Margaret Leahy. String Bun! Wesley Gibbons, Wilbert Lindstrom, Richard Bieles. Flute! Ruth Barancuclry, Judith Puls ,Margorie English, Elnora Boedeker. Oboe: Clarence Deliarske. Bassoon: Joan Pohland, Barbara Van Handel. Clarinet: Elaine Langkabel, Robert Stieber, Shirley Heinemann, Henry Logos. Alto Saxophone! Shirley Jaeger, Joan He-ming. Tenor Saxophone: Ryland Grabowski. Alto Clarineh LaVerne Reinelring. Bass Clarinet: Carolyn Meitert. French Horn: Frederick Henckel, Gertrude Zitzer, Ralph Schoenick Cornet: Robert Gandre, Glenn Doane, Russell Schroeder. Trombone: Marvin English, Alex Hopp, William Gruenlre. Bass: Roger Wentz. Perruuionz Sherwood Huebner, Robert Hurnmitzsch, John Debrauslre, Jock Spies. Junior Qrclmestra Violins: Betty Meyer, Nancy Goliclr, Lois Nagel, Jeanette Senlcbeil, June Moiewslri, Corrnelita Maas, Vivian Warner, William Roenitz, Viola!! Lucille Henning, Patricia Ries. Cello: Robert Greger. Banos: William Froh, Robert Markevitch, I B 5 I s l I 1 . f J-heres A Song ln -l-he ir ADVANCED GIRLS' GLEE CLUB ' Firsf Row: Carol Eichorsl, June Kober, Audrey Reinarlz, Rulh Eberhardl, Dorolhy Diener, Anloris Bord, Germaine Gieselre, Dorolhy Ewig, Beverly Burhop, Bell Sweemer Vivian Fox Julia Erbsloesxer, Phyllis Guenlher, Shirley Erdman, Eloise Droll, Arline Henning, June Berge, Mariorie Conrardy, Belly Champeau. Y I I Second Row: Lillian Samsa, Evelyn Haack, Shirley Grosskopf, Virginia Hoppe, Rulh Henning, Norine Hlclxox, Rose Schneider, Vera Jurk, Marilyn Kober, ' ' S N I' H Ra e Marie Johnson, Marlha Kaeser, Joyce Arlyne Kriegelslein, Dorolhy Tresp, Joyce Willie, Dolores Gruenke, Gloria Sessler, Joan ommers, ala ie erman, s Lamb, Dorolhy Clark, Carolyn Malhews, Third Row: Marcella Mruzok ,Conslance Ney, Joan Murray, Bernice Lazarewicz, Eleanor Lampers, June Murray, Rulh Schmidl, Joyce Trossen, Roanne Wolferl, Belly Lo chman, Clara Lederer, Ann Meissner, Mary Olle, Joan Schmill, Doris Kunslman, Marilyn Mall, Carole Nienasl, Marian Opgenorlh, Lois Olle, Yvonne Rupniclc, Caroline Palh. ' ' ' ' ' ' B ' B lh I Fourfh Row: Carol Braalz, Belly Schmidl, Florence Schue5ner, Dolores Suppanchick, Virginia Viranl, Charlolle Goebel, Joyce Slange, ernice ar es, Shirley Spelshaus, Jacqueline Ramm, Eleanor Schramm, lone Gilberlscn, Lilly Rolh, Evelyn Reil, Lois Spalzelr, Belly Silzman, Virginia Bogen, Joan Gehrke, Lois Tresler, Ann Vincevich, Marion Slupfel, Faye Rusl, Lorrie Wiegmann Georgiana Wagner. W ,, JUNIOR CHORUS Firsl Row! Doris Kraemer, Irene Chrislus, Crescenlia Tauschek, Helen Schimpf, Joan Scherer, Delores Kremer, LoAnn LaValliere, Barbara Klessig, Dorolhy Kremer, Danna Pelke, Lois Nagel, Darlene Widra, Corrine DeVriend, Shirley Kaeperniclc, Germaine Fellen, Carol Kaminslcy,Mary Ann Ruehr, Carol Berge, Palricia Kurlz, Rulh Jahn, Rulh Lawrenz, Alice Mae McWilliams, Janel Chrislus, Alice Klimke, Mildred Johnson. Second Row: Beverly Tagge, Jean Hermann, Danna Grilzmacher, Carol Claybaker, Marilyn Toll, Barbara Wilke, Jane Koller, Shirley Barber, Palricia Welsch, Jean Sleinbrueclxer, Ellen Keller, Beverly Holsl, Jane Helms, Margarel Slahl, Carol Weslpfahl, Ann Mikalofsky, Muriel Lillmann, Ardelle Gauger, Dorolhy Schusler, Daniela Skrube, Mary Jane Gasser, Elaine Sleffen, Lorraine Zeman, Carolyn Nisleil, Lola Mae Charles, Marlyn Wolferl, Joan Weber. Third Row: Carmen Koning, Joanne Carpenler, Carolyn Carpenler, Irene Abraham, Joan Yurlr, Lorella Mosch, Phyllis Hermann, Marie Dhein, Delores Harms, Delores Spelshaus, Mavis Freilag, Laura Schmidl, Darlene Gillelle, Darlene Richler, Carmen Moehrlce, Rose Marie Case, Joanne Kuehl, Lucille Turk, Palricia Balke, Marilyn Beilluss, Jane Wierzbach, Carol Holling, Doralhy Boehm, Joan Slolzenburg, Eunice Manlhey, Carol Miller, Fourlh Row: Donald Hoppe, Robert Mayer, Elmer Bauer, Ralph Oll, James Ramsey, Richard Wirlz, Joseph Tevsh, Donald Fredricks, Frank Kiefer, Jack Wirlz, Kenneth Rammer, Darrell Nack, Donald Karbe, Duane Lindaw, Gene Dieslelhorsl, Jerome Aldag, Kennelh Barlhels, James Rammer, John Kovacic, Joseph Germ, William Degen, Donald Berger, Gerald Garde, Viclor Felde, William Schullz, Richard Nennig, Roger Prilchard, Roberl Welman, Ronald Boyce, John Ballhorn, Duane Hopp. Y, , 'And The Melody Lingers Cn' l Junior Girls' Glee Club Firlf Row: Patricia Kurtz, lrene Christus, Crescentia Tauschels, Helen Schimpf, Joan Scherer, Delores Kremer, LoAnn LaValliere, Barbara Klessig, Carol Eisold Lois Nagel, Darlene Widra, Corrine DeVriend, Carol Kaminsky, Mary Ann Ruehr, Carol Berge, Audrey Maxfield, Ruth Jahn, Ardelle Kristzonas, Shirley Stanisch Ruth Lawrenz, Ann Zagar, Alice Mae McWilliams, Janet Christus, Mildred Johnson. Second Row: Doris Kraemer, Danna Gritzmacher, Carol Claybaker, Marilyn Toll, Barbara Wiike, Jane Koller, Shirley Bubb, Patricia Welsch, Dorothy Kremer, Donna Pelke, Beverly Holst, Jane Helms, Margaret Stahl, Carol Westpfahl, Ann Mikalofsky, Muriel Littmann, Ardelle Gauger, Dorothy Schuster, Daniela Skrube, Mary Jane Gasser, Shirley Kaepernick, Lorraine Zeman, Germaine Felten, Lola Mae Charles, Alice Klimlce, Marlyn Wolfert. Third Row: Carmen Koning, Joanne Carpenter, Carolyn Carpenter, Irene Abraham, Loretta Mosch, Marilyn King, Marie Dhein, Jean Steinbruecker, Ellen Keller, Marie Rusch, Darlene Gillette, Darlene Richter, Marie Herman, Dorothy Boehm, Joan Stolzenburg, Carol Miller, Eunice Manthey, Barbara Last, Ruth Roth, Elaine Steften, Ruth Kretz, Mariorie Martin, Lorraine Knap, Sandra Burt, Marian Fuchs, June Ertel, Helen Maas, Jane Sonnenfeld. Fourth Row: Beverly Tagge, Jean Hermann, Joanne Kuehl, Joan Yurk, Vivian Kunstman, Lucille Constance, Phyllis Hermann, Joan Hensel, Delores Harms, Delores Spelshaus, Mavis Freitag, Mariorie Schaap, Carmen Maehrke, Laura Schmidt, Gloriette Berg, Shirley Lorier, Rose Marie Case, Lucille Turk, Patricia Bolke, Marilyn Beilfuss, Jane Wierzbach, Joan Weber, Crystal Kelling, Carol Holling, Gloria Leavens, Frances Rabi, Lois Ward, Helen Friedrichsmeier, Carol Hintz, Kathryn Lawrence, Mary Kuhn, Jean Kuhn, Carolyn Nisleit. Boys! Glee Club Fir!! Row: Donald Hoppe, John Ballhorn, Elmer Bauer, Ronald Boyce, Ralph Ott, James Ramsey, Wayne Altmann, Richard Nennig, Robert Mayer, Duane Hopp, Second Row: Richard Wirtz, Jack Wirtz, Donald Fredriclrs, Joseph Tevsh, Darrell Naclx, Donald Karbe, Gene Diestelhorst, Robert Weimann, Donald Berger, Gerald Gorde, William Degen, Roger Pritchard, Victor Felde. Third Row: Frank Kiefer, Kenneth Rammer, John Kovacic, Jerome Aldag, Donald Daehnert, Donald Menice, Thomas Stentz, William Wallin, Leonard Zunlrer, Kenneth Kerber, Kenneth Barthels, James Rammer, Joseph Germ, Duane Lindaw, William Schultz 1947 Seniors r Honor Society Carries -l-he -lorch awk, ,M Senior Members 1946-47 Betty Ravvling Beverly Bergman Marvin English Allred Schroeder Carole Van Handel Lois Kilton Lorraine Scherhauler Mildred Lindovv Betsy Krebs Carol Porter Joyce Van Der Laan Betty Bulltovv Virginia Eelten Lois Studeman Bernita l-lueter Ratricia Kane Joyce Mohs Standing: Miss Ruth Hull, Adviser Absent from picture: Kathryn Hoppert, Joanne Lampe I , Ruth Baranouclcy Carol Braatz Werner Braatz Elaine Dobrenz Lavina Fintelmann Lyllyan Eritsch Elaine Gedig August Glazer William Gruenlce Mary Lou Henning Ruth Henning Henry Hillemann Shirley Jaeger Anne Kiefer Lillian Lohr Audrea Maxtield Carolyn Meilert Shirley Meyer Lois Mueller James Ney Stella Panos Patricia Pelchen Joan Pohland La Verne Reineking Robert Reinlce Kenneth Rieclc Henry Rommelmann Thomas Roth Lucille Rupp Ruth Schaap James Schoening Russell Schroeder Milton Schvvalbe Robert Stieber Shirley Stielovv Fredericlc Thiele Doris Timm Eugene Turlc Junior Members Jeanne Delorme James Flaherty Mary Heineclce Joan Hinze Alexander Hopp Charlotte Kaems Earl Kitzerovv Carl Kolb Lucille Konz Arthur Laun Louise Littmann Shirley Osthelder Rosemary Rusch Marilyn Schmidt Melba Seltz Roger Wentz l3e99Y Zulelt First Semester Officers Betty Ravvling, Ratricia Kane, Lois Kilton Second Semester Officers Betty Bullcovv, Joyce Van Der Laan, Joanne Lamoe Speech is power Negative Team: Joanne l.ampe, Arthur l.aun, Allan Frank Affirmative Team: Jeanne De l.orme, Beverly Bergman Debating is probably one of the best ways to develop the ability to combine clear reasoning and etiective speech, It also en- courages the debater to become aware of and interested in current, national, and inter- national atlairs as well as the social problems of his own community, Under the direction ol Coach Arnold E. Melzer, the Central debaters and speakers concluded a successful season by winning First place in the State Nfl. Debate Tourna- ment held at Marquette University, February QQ, and second place Sweepstakes at the Carroll College Nfl. Forensic Tournament. The debate question For 1947 was: 'Re- solved that the Federal Government should provide a system ol complete medical care available to all citizens at public expense. participating in forensics which includes original, oratorical, dramatic and humorous declamations and extemporaneous speaking were Joanne Lampe, Mary l-leinecke, Jeanne De Lorme, Virginia Felten, Arthur Laun, Joan l'lenning, Charles Kuehn and Allen Frank. At the Wisconsin Forensic Tournament in Madison, Joanne Lampe received an A rating in dramatic declamation, Virginia Felten, original oratory, and Mary Heinecke, orator- ical declamation, Arthur Laun re:eivecl a B rating in externporaneous speaking. Joanne Lampe and Virginia Felten, re- ceiving the highest number of points in the . . , 4 ' - ' state, and participated in the National tourna- Virginia Felten, Mary l-leinecke and Charles Ku ,fXIment at St. Louis, Missouri. Virginia received . place in the Nation in oratorical declamation. e f .PJ . V . . K - Debate Class: First Row: Walter Daugird, Beverly Bergman, Darlene Reich, Jeanne De Lorme, Joanne Lampe, Virginia Felten, Sharon Meives, Beverly Burhop and Charles Kuehn. Second Row: Alex l-lopp, James Murphy, Ruth Gabrielse, Mary l-leinecke, Arthur Laun, Allan Frank, Richard Adam, and Gene Felten. -- Virginia Felten National Winner Virginia Felten brought lame and honor to Sheboygan and to Wisconsin when she won First place in the ora- torical declamation in the national contest which was held at St. Louis, Missouri, May 3. Virginia is a member ol Central s forensic squad and president of its senior class. Winners in Local Declamatory Contest At Central First Row Sue Frost Joanne Lampe Joan l-lenning Jeanne De Lorme Second Row Peter Beenen Mary Delavan Mary l'leineCl4e Walter Daugird Finalists in Oratory- Extemporaneous Speaking First Row Jeanne De l.orme Virginia Felten Charles Kuehn Second Row Joanne Lampe Mary l'leinecl4e Arthur Laun Allan Franlc We Malce -l-he Laws-lhe Senate Senate in Session Have you heard loud voices issuing from 319 on Mondays? It you have, that was our Student Senate. lhey were probably engaged in a debate about a pep meeting, a dance, or an election which they were going to Sponsor. Our Student Senate is a governing body ol the students ol Central High which gives students a voice in the con- ducting ol school business. It gives them a taste ol real democracy at worlc and prepares them lor better citizen- ship. The Student Senate is a service assembly lor the students, teachers and the administrators composed ol a senator and an alternate from each home room, Allred Schroeder was the president lor the First semester, and Marvin English, the second semester. Mr. Wilfred Soci Veenendaal is the adviser. Rall Call SENATE COMMITTEES First Semester 1946-1947 al Committee Adviser-Miss Mabel Colton Chairman-Marvin English 101 Richard Nennig Jerome Aldag 107 Frances Goebel Alois Hoell 113 lone Gilbertson Carolyn Carpenter 903 Marvin English Betty Rawling 905 Robert Hummitzsch Kenneth Erbstoeszer 908 August Glazer Henry Hillemann 304 Shirley Lorenzen William Roenitz 305 Sherry Huibregtse Hugo Wimmer 311 Dean Drott Doris Karle 315 Joan Andropolis Stanley Kaat 317 Richard Oehlberg William Dortman 396 Carol Hettinger Elwood Schmahl 106 109 110 909 300 303 306 309 394 397 398 105 119 114 901 313 318 Pub 111 119 909 915 310 103 904 91 3 Finance Committee, Adviser-Mr. E. l. Anderson Chairman-Beverly Bergman 116 Lewis Brasser Kurt Weber Service and Walfare Committee, Advisers- Miss Dorothea Wagner, Miss Margaret Gronseth Chairman-Robert Kuhlmann Jean Siebert Betty Meyer Don Luft Barbara Klessig Jack Bowser Harry Brandt Keith Wilson Sally Liethen James Schroom Eunice Mannchen Merlyn Storbeclc Elsie Zillner Melvin Kruis Carol Jensen Sylvia Heller Roger Kuehl Marland Rotolcar Roland Grabowslci Audrea Maxlield Jaclc Grasse Robert Hall Daniel Oppeneer Organizations Committee, Adviser-Mr. Arnold Melzer Chairman-Carl Meseclc Janet Christus James Ramsey .John Dies Lilly Roth Carl Meseck Vera Jurlc Arlene Wallander John Ballhorn Robert Knatz Tom Tsalconas William Ewald Jack Gort licity Committee, Adviser-Mr. Carl Peterson Chairman-Jack DeWaard Nancy Kuehl Steve Pentek Jaclc DeWaard Charles Kuehn Richard Hildebrand Richard Eritz Ronald Mueller Clitlord Christel Joclc Spies Karl Heinecke Constitution Committee Adviser-Mr. Jacob DeWaard Chairman-Rosemary Wagner Rosemary Wagner Gale Woelller Robert Cinealis Shirley Davenport Robert Markus Carl Bergman High School Night Committee, Adviser-Miss Tryphine Nelson Co-Chairmen-Virginia Felten, Alex Hopp 104 Betty Wehrwein Pat Schweilcert 108 Jean Herman Margaret Knier 907 Virginia Felten Joanne Lampe 910 Alex Hopp Mary Heineclce 914 Richard Schulte Sue Frost 316 Doris Weber Edith Voight 319 Jeanette Senlcbei! Nancy Golick 394B Lucille Godemann Delores Suppanchick 395 Frederick Thiele James Felten 309 Lois Rapendeiclc Kenneth Hobolich Noon Hour Committee Adviser-Mr. Donald English Chairman-Gale Woelffer 104 Betty Wehrwein 105 Arlene Wallander 107 Frances Goebel 119 James Ramsey 116 Lewis Brasser 904 Gale Woeliier 907 Virginia Felten 304 Shirley Lorenzen 313 Carl Meseclc 394B Lucille Goclemann Second Semester Social Committee, Adviser-Miss Mabel Colton Chairman-Betty Rawling 101 Kenneth Rammer 104 Joan Williams 113 lone Gilbertson 909 Barbara Klessig 903 Betty Rawling 905 Robert Hummitzsch 909 Robert Richter 309 303 304 305 315 317 319 396 397 Lois Papendieclc Joyce Dirlcse Betty Holtz Ronald Rammer Joan Anclropolis Virginia Suscha Lois Bergman Carol Hettinger Rose Marie Menice Duane Hopp Clarice Zarling Lucille Turlc Shirley Henning Anna Mae Golichnilc Ralph Schoenick Malcom Smith Robert Arenz Tom Berry Don Boellce Marilyn Kober Garry Janlte Mary Muhs Jeanette Senlcbeil Carol Heyn Robert Schulz Finance Committee, Adviser-Mr. E. l. Anderson Chairman-Nancy Hillyer 116 Kurt Weber Lewis Brasser Service and Welfare Committee, Advisers- Miss Dorothea Wagner, Miss Margaret Gronseth Chairman-Richard Hurley 106 Jean Siebert 908 910 306 309 393 Eugene Ewig Shirley Jaeger Gladys Mueller Dean Stillwell Wilbert Lindstrom Mary Ellen Nytes Henry Hillemann Richard Adams Wilma Tellier Betty Bauer Luther McAllen Organizations Committee, Adviser-Mr. Arnold Melzer Chairman-Carl Meseclc 108 Robert Horness 119 Jack Wirtz 117 Joe Gruenlce 901 Lilly Roth 1913 Robert Cinealis Richard Schutte Willis Olsen Carl Meseclc Jean Kuhn 394B Louise Littman 395 Robert Garling 914 301 313 318 Jean Herman Donald Hoppe Edward Tesovnik Bruce Kramer John Reii Sue Frost Marie Jensen William Ewald Mary Albrecht Lucille Konz William Gierke Publicity Committee, Adviser-Mr. Carl Peterson Chairman-Karl Heineclce Lorraine Mundt Ouinn Selsor Wallace Jocis Richard Schultz Allan Franlc 105 109 110 907 915 Kathleen Fesing Robert Trautschold William Oldenburg Carter Pawlus Howard Henning First Semester Officers: Robert Kuhlmann, Allred Schroeder, Hueter, and Beverly Bergman, Second Semester Olificersz Richard Hurley, Marvin English, Hueter, and Nancy Hillyer. 300' 310 311 316 398 103 107 111 904 394 104 108 907 910 914 309 316 319 Robert Spiro Karl Heineclce Lowell Schoening Rosemary Rusch Daniel Oppeneer Roger Schlailce Fred Weber Carol Miller Charlotte Goebel Douglas Pangier Constitution Committee, Adviser-Mr. Jacob DeWaard Chairman-Kathryn Schwinn Kathryn Schwinn Kenneth Otto Richard Reinbold Roger Wentz Jack Grasse Lorraine Scherhaufer Ronald Behring Eugene Paulsen Peter Grimmer June Murray High School Night Committee, Adviser-Miss Tryphine Nelson Co-chairmen-Virginia Felten, Alex Hopp Betty Wehrwein Jean Herman Virginia Felten Alex Hopp Richard Schutte Lois Papendieclc Doris Weber Jeanette Senlcbeil 394B Lucille Godeman 395 Frederick Thiele Pat Schweilcert Margaret Knier Joanne Lampe Mary Heineclce Sue Frost Kenneth Hobolich Edith Voigt Nancy Goliclc Delores Suppanchicic James Felten Bernita Bernita ,..' WZTZEWJ ffiffgflfwf 1 First Row: Sally Liethen, Carmelita Maas, Bernita Hueter, Margaret Knier, Mary Delavan, Mary Heineclce, Lola Ediclc, Carol Porter, and Patricia Kane. Second Row: Charles Burhop, Nancy Goliclc, Darlene Pieclc, Howard Leicht, Ray Hennen, Tom Ncurse, Gene Huibregtse, Robert Oldenburg, Jerome Scheibl, and Kathryn Hoppert. Sally Liethen .... ast Howard Leicht. .. . ..... . . . .. Patricia Kane. ,. Carol Porter ,... Lola Ecliclc ...., Mary Heinecke. Kathryn Hoppert Pay Hennen ..,. Darlene Rieck. .. Mary Delavan. . . Nancy Golick. ,. Charles Burhop. Gene Huibregtse Tom Nourse ,.., All School ,Quality . , . . . .Phoebe Throssel Capt. Valentine Brown ..,...,,.,.....Susan . . . . .Mary Willoughby ....Fanny Willoughby , . .Henrietta Turnbull .............Patty ,,,.lrish Sergeant ........l-larriet ..,,Charlotte .....lsabella ...,....Arthur ...Ensign Blades ........Spicer Beverly Burhop. . . ..., Children Carmelita Maas ....,. .,. Robert Oldenburg. . . . Margaret Knier ..... 'A Jerome Scheibl. , . Howard Leicht, Sally Liethen, ancl Patricia Kane Gene Huibregtse, Mary Delavan, Darlene l2iecl4, and Tom Sally Liethen, Beverly Burhop, Carmelita Maas, Nancy Goliclc, NOUVSGA Jerome Scheibl, Margaret Knier, and Charles Burhop. '7 'T ?' Play Street! The spirit ol 1825 was brought to Central l'ligh on November QQ-Q3 by the produc- tion ol James M. Barrie's Quality Streetf, This play portrays the love ol Captain Valentine Brown and Miss Phoebe lhrossel whose ravishing beauty was the envy of all the Hold maidsn on Quality Street, but who turned grey before dashing Valentine re- turned lrom the war. l-ler schemes to win him again alter Finding that he had lost interest in her provided many a laugh. The play ended well by his realization that he truly loved Phoebe. Supporting roles were, l3hoebe's older sister, Miss Susan, the three spinsters, Miss Mary, Miss Fanny, and Miss Henrietta, patty, the maid, the lrish Sergeant, l-larriet, lsabella, Arthur, Blades, Spicer, and the children ol Miss l3hoebe's school. Miss Marie Felzo directed the play with the help of Bernita l'lueter, student director. PRODUCTION GANGS Stage Crew Howard Henning, Donald Poehlen, Donald Horness and Robert Schniedewind. g.,,nhN MDW Patricia Kane, Kathryn l-loppert, and Sally Liethen Lola Ediclc, Mary l-leinecke, and Carol Porter Make-up Margaret Knier, Doris Karle, Charles Burhop Margaret Kelch and Sally Liethen. pw..-..i.a 'You Cdmit -l-al4e It With Yau' Hyou Cant ialce it With You , a three a comedy by Moss l'lart was the selection oi th annual Senior Class play presented on May Fir and second, under the direction oi Miss Mari Felzo. Snalces, Fireworks, candy, evading the incom tax, and romance were all a part ol the lives c the mildly insane, but happy-go-luclcy Sycamor lamily. ln contrast there was the social minded an wealthy but unhappy Kirby family. Tony, the attractive Kirby heir fell in love wit his secretary, Alice Sycamore, and brings his iamii to the Sycamore home where they arrive for dinne on the wrong night. A slight tussell between th Sycamores' Russian Friend, Kolenlchol, and Kirby starts the leud between the two iamiliei Events like this one shows Alice that marriage t Tony would be out of the question, but Grandp convinces her otherwise. The finale comes when Mr, Kirby is convince that 'Vou Cant lake it With Voui' and decides t talce it easy. The Beginning of the Feud Between the Kirby and Sycamore Families From Left to Right: Joanne Krueger, peter Beener Werner Braatz, Emerson Strace, Betsy Krebs, Jame Schroom, James Gergisch, Bernita l-lueter, Ka l'leineclce, and Virginia l'larmeling. Making Preparations for Dinner Left to Right: l-lenry l'lilleman, James Gergiscl Pauline Gergisch, Werner Braatz, Peter Beener Karl l'leinecl4e, and La Vonne Schreurs. The Discus Thrower Roger Grade and Betsy Krebs The Kirbys' Entrance Left to Right: James Gergisch, Joanne Krueger James Schroom, Emerson Strace, and Betsy Krebs The Sycamore and Kirby Romance Bernita l'lueter and The G'Men James Schroom Raymond Leitner, Kenneth Finger, Assistant Directors and Donald Jofdm Sally Liethen and Kathryn l-loppert N, ,f kkv FK 'Q f 'X XL P125 ,EQ 5 lc Auditorium Stage Crew .g'?QAg X-, Left to Right: Vernon Schauer, Carl Penzich, l-larry Brandt, Wallace Jocis, Charles lfwigfi AFL Robert Knatz, and Marwfin Rhode. Absent from picture: Kenneth Finger and Clarence Delqarslce. 'LP x fl- ffm. Xb The Cast oi the Prologue and Epilogue: Ralph Woodrich, Mary Delavan, Jeanne DeLorme, l'Buttons Robert l-lall, Besse Constance, Elsie Zillner, Richard Adams, Gloria Sessler, Jack Dewaard, Clyde Sprenger Virginia Felten, ,lames Schroom, Donald l-loppe, Robert Richter, Qrville l:roh, and Charles Burhop ,Central Capers! All-School -l-c3l6f1t Show Hl2iclcety Riclcshaw lnterpretationu: M Patricia Ballce, and Donna Gritzmacher Virginia Felten singing the theme song Deep purplen with the Swing Band in the baclcground 4,,fSW531l . pljol-4.. a Low lights, soft music, and a large purple map ol the United States outlined in White provided the background for the all-school night talent shovv, Ucentral Capersn. A large White star pointed out the location of Sheboygan about which the show was centered. Hfentral Capers produced for the students, by the students and ol the students presented the best oi Central's talent. Vocal solos, trios, piano sqlos, a ventriloquism act with a live dummy, variety dance numbers, a chorus line and a,German cbmedy act made up the show, It was to the credit of Miss lryphine Nelson, faculty chairman, Beverly Bergman and Betsy Krebs, authors and directors, and Alex l'lopp, student chairman, that for the First time in Central's history a production was thrice repeated. lhe prologue and epilogue which tool4 place in a Broadavvay producers otiice consisted of dramatic and vvitty dialogue. Clyde Sprenger and James Schroom por- trayed the executives Whose chief aim was to produce a stage showin a typical U. S. tovvn Csheboyganb. Virginia Felten headed the office force vvhich consisted oi secretaries, Jeanne De Lorme, Gloria Sessler, Elsie Ziller, and Mary Delvan, and ottice boys, Jack De Waard and Charles Burhop. Music for the production was provided by the Q7 piece Swing Band under the student direction oi Fred l'lencl4el. Ulhat's What l l.il4e About the South by Richard Adams accompanied by Robert Ganclre, Glenn Daane, Russell Schroeder, Marvin English, and Wesely Gibbons. Girls' Trio: Peggy Ann Nelson, LaVonne Schruers, and Virginia Felten The Four l-loarsemen: Ronald Schurlcardt, Tom Nourse, Karl l'leinecl4e, and Tom Roth s Z s 9-'sf Editor: Betsy Krebs, Assistant Editor: Beverly Bergman Photography Staff: Mary Lou l'lenning, Roger Hildebrand, Dorothy Matthias, Patricia Schweilcert, Carol l-leyn, Jerome Schieble, and Donald Roehlen. l.al4e Breeze Bi -Weekly Every day during the sixth and seventh periods, the l.alce Breeze room, QO3, is humming with ac- tivity as members oi the Lalce Breeze stati worlts on the bi-weeltly publication. The reporters, with a 'inose for news , visit their regular news runs with an eye out For scoops. Qnce the information is secured, the tasl4 oi thinlcing of what to say and how to say it arises. Finally with the cliclc oi a typewriter and with the raclting of brains for something to Fill column T, page Q, another edition oi the Lalte Breeze is ready for the printers. Since our paper is published by Centralites and for the reading pleasure oi Centralites, it is a vital part of our school life. The an- nouncements oi coming school events are depicted by pictures, cartoons, editorials and feature stories, encouraging both student co-operation and school spirit. Betsy Krebs, editor-in-chief, and Beverly Bergman, associate editor, were given full cooperation by the department editors, Mildred Lindow, news, Patricia pelchen, feature, Marvin English, Delores Peclcis, and Clyde Sprenger, sports, and Margaret Kelch, exchange. ,agslr . Business Staff: 4...-F t !,-r.t v , ',, ,t Joyce Mohs, Betty Pawling, Joanne Lampe, Shirley Wegman, Carol Braatz, Marion Qpgenorth, Lois Mueller, Shirley Heineman. -106- interprets School l.iie The stait not only vvrites stories, but also has the job of editing, proofreading, pasting up the dummy, and mailing papers to ex- change schools and to Central servicemen. Members oi the staii have had some experience in writing articles For the Sheboygan Press, and also lor student publications such as Hgtudent Liiei' and Hfxctivitiesii, Four faculty advisers vvorlc with the students on the Lake Breeze newspaper staff, They are Miss Gladys Beck, editorial, Mr. israel Bensman, business, Mr. lfrland Johnson, photography, and Mr. Nlvfillred Veenendaal, art, s N 3, N uv wi ' ,gnnqfpw sa... ,N News Editor: Mildred Lindovv Feature Editor: Patricia Pelchen Exchange Editor: Margaret Kelch Sports Editors at the Game Delores peclds Clyde Sprenger Marvin English We Bring -l-o you The Art Editors: Nancy l-lillyer Beverly Bergman Assistant Editor: Bernita l-lueter Editor: Betty Ravvling The students you see in these pictures have vvorlced hard to malce a story boolc of the school year 1946-47, for you in vvords, pictures and drawings. After many themes had been suggested by mem- bers of the staff, the Story of Qur School Year was chosen. pictures had to be talcen, copy to be Written, advertising to be sold, and layouts to be planned. All year, time vvas the main element. After the layouts vvere finally in the hands of the printer, panels given a final touch, and copy revvritten for the hundreth and last time, staff members could heave a sigh of relief that another yearboolc had been completed. Business Staff First Row: Shirley Wegman, Carol Braatz, Audrey Second Row: Jeanne Del-Ofmef MGVY l'l2iU2Cl46, rviriciieii, oisays Mueller, Rath scimp, Lois Ula, LQVOZOW Bm Consfdfisff MW 0 2f Mueller, Joyce lvlohs, and Shirley Heinemann. Marian lpgenorth, Louise Littmann, Barbara Van Handel, and Frances Goebel. M108- Story oi Qur Sclwool Year Organization Editors Robert Stieber Virginia l-larmeling Mary Lou Henning Feature Editor l.yl lyan Fritsclm Senior Editors Carolyn Nleilert Putin Sclwaap Underclassman Editors Anna lVlae Goliclwnilc Jo Ann Krueger if we-ar N...--'A' i Business Manager Joyce Van Der Laan Sports Editors Feaiufe Editor Marvin Englislw Delores Peckis Katlwryn Hoppert Clyde Sprenger peter Beenen -109- Ws , 1 V. , X I , 1 , l x i i X .',..- .fi i ff ., X Q. lt,-f , , . x . 1 5 W- 'l f, , rf ' 4 1 ,. N. 1 -... .,' x ' .4 , 4, f W , , , , 'L I X il 3 g 1 Ii S X 4 f r 'R N 4' I A - I v 1 -V ' -5 Everyone comes to Homecoming dressed in red and wlwite. llmis year, caps and large buttons were sold. ' x L4 We follow our team to all games We lwave lun at oiilr dances: lliese drelamy-eyed couples were slwot at tlie Timber Trot. --11O- v -, W I .Jr K f 3 CHRISTMAS AT CENTRAL Qne ol tlwe mphy programs including student talent olten Featured in musical and dramatic numbers. , . gl I' Qtlwer programs include pep slcits, spealfers and movies. , .p ' XJ Ji Elsie Zillner and Allred Sclwroeder reign at tlie G , , .i ,, . I lce Carnival wlwiclw is lweld annually in January at eltmg Warm ln the Shack df the 5l4dt'n9 nk Central l'ligl1 Scliool. V411-a X -im af' ', WMU' Atypical scene after tlwe distribution of yearboolcs City voting macfiines were used in tfie Al . J Sclwool election for tlwe first time tlwis year. We m Une' elect nevvscliool officers twice eaclw year, OUI' B6I1k2I'S Left to riglnt: Betty Metzner, Lois Stuedeman, and Caroline Anderson v llie sclwool banlc is located on tlie tliird floor in acquired, tliese assistants are given credit for room 314. flue duties and services of tl'ie girls office practice wlwicli is tl'ie equivalent of any full- are many and varied. ln addition to tlwe experience time elective, a1'IQ 1 n , , X , , 1 f pf i ' L' 1 n g fl, JV I I I . '1 in I lim 1 iq ongraltulatlons , A ' 'E , ' gfxgl E 6 W' f 1 . I i yivtfi xji, xx XXX 4 0 ' E C ilasslfol 'l947l W' if lffl'iil if lf ll':lli-- l t E lil' V i X Xx.- V fy 'l K , 11 of .J Vikvlxxsgigx X! X701 'L' wi, V!!-'Aj Z 7 i Y W Y ARXXX vv , Mil ki' '41 ,I 1 - i I ' V .Xilg f Jfyilffl ' tw Y' -2 i E i ' ' f K i i 'M I Q A ,' X- ly I fl ' A ffl JI Aj ii N i' if. fxeld I 1 , l A gl , hu 1 6 - E J j qlh' Z4 , .1 fi V iolin - . ' ' r Ji N1 - t i ge t F L .. ' , . K ' M, i:.ffs'x.f . - - X b 'fu' I it 44.135 X ,I -.1 -1 ggi' v:::g, yt., Ai n - U . I . Q lip! if ,nf Q YW ' Knowledge is, indeed, that which 6-.K Y 4 X' is I lg K W next to virtue, truly and essentially , M , V' I E' 1155- raises one man above another. MA.,-4 ' , K kia.. C . , lv U F -Addison 1 vi lv Rx J, s nf , . ' :ju ' ' A 'P ' vu G' A VW!! ' Maw fllfgwmge . i o I 0' LAKE BREEZE 1947 Page 'l'l3 I ,J ,di -,-', .3 f, L .. .. , . x..f A s , ' - .L- nR1' IMIGZ f ':JU7T'ROUND 1-HE conNER'f -h 2fHEBOYGFN'Wl7CON7lN ' The Studenfs R ezyous Clotnesend To Mikes ar Qi? iiff 4' Concgmtulfzfiom and Ben' Wifbef . May the nigh ideais and principles by which you have worked be maintained in your contacts of tomorrow COMMERCIAL ENGR,5vIN9 2oM5ANY Press Building U31 L? Ttsheboygan, Wisconsin i ! f A r J y . MC .xx J- f , ar K Page 114 LAKE BREEZE 1947 im ia Q56 PLANNING FOR HEALTH First Quality in your plumbing facilities will help to malce your familyis health more secure. Kohler fixtures and fittings will give you this reassurance at no extra cost. When you build, buy or remodel, you can loolc forward to many satis- factions with Kohler oualitywbeauty of design, good proportions, surfaces that are easy to lceep clean and lustrous, fittings of chromium plated brass, made with care to give you maximum convenience and sanitary protection. The knowledge and experience of your Kohler dealer will help you select your fixtures wisely. Consult him regarding matched sets or individual pieces for bathroom, lcitchen, washroom or laundry. Today, as for 74 years, the name Kohler stands for first quality at reasonable prices. Kohler products are carefully made in one great plant, under one supervision. Kohler Co., Kohler, Wisconsin. Established 1873. KOH LE ROF KOH LE R Y x 4 WY, To The Students gf Cenmzl High The l.al4e Breeze, the annual publication ol the Central l-ligh School, deserves encouragement lor it carries through in recounting the activities ol the year. All of the students vvho will graduate this June have put in hard and conscientious vvorlc. When they receive their diploma it is a gift from their parent and alter that they are on their ovvn. The Central l-ligh School is stahed with a Fine teaching corps and the graduates vvhen they go out will have a baclcground equal to that of any high school in the country. The Lalce Breeze has been published for a great many years and it has an appeal both to student and parent. 'lWe congratulate the 1947 class and extend our best wishes For a successful future whether it be that of higher education or becoming identified with some industry or business concern here or elsewhere. Whvmithsahysg gisrinoygeff- Beff Wifhef to the Qmdzmfef y 0f 1947 CONGRATULATIONS FROM THE sphoenix Chair Company Page 'lio LAKE BREEZE 1947 532363 M WWW THE M fix c. Reiss COAL COMPANY , tx K , X ,k- '-gf' 4 is . 4, f X. Y x TX O tm I . , N. i' - . -f: - xx Sax, Xu I 1 . .- f ,. Tlh 78 Greetings Irom Wisconsin Oii Refining Co., Inc. IQEEINEIQS AND IVIARKETERS GF PETRGLEUIVI PRCDDUCTS ir SI-IEBCDYGAN, WISCONSIN Contract IVIacI1ine Work Also Manufacturers af WOODWORKING MACHINES I-Ii9I1Speed Automatic Rod Iurning IVIuItipIe purpose Doubie End Ienoners and Doubie End Cut-oEI Saws Automatic Loaders and Unioaciers SPECIAL MACHINES For Converting GAUZE'COTIONfCELLULOSE Automatic Bandage WrapperswAutomatic Gauze Sponge Foiders I CURT G. JOA, Inc. P 'II8 LAKE BREEZE 1947 LAKE BREEZE 1947 mlnfaficma . . . Class oi 'IQ47 . . . you are now stepping up the Milestones to your Future. The Sheboygan Dry Goods Company oiiers sincerest good wishes for your success and happiness. szwawm DRY GOODS CO. Pagei 9 Success to the 1947 GracIuates HERONYMUS 81 CO. srocrts Page aorsirns 4 corvirvioinrrrts SECURITY NATIONAL BANK BUILDING Sheboygan, Wisconsin Phone 5330 HOFFICES IN- SHEBOYGAN - MANITOWOC - TWO RIVERS PLYMOUTH H FOND DU LAC COMPLIMENTS TO THE GRADUATES SHEBOYGAN BOARD OF FIRE 8g CASUALTY UNDERWRITERS BELKE INSURANCE AGENCY 716 N. 8th Street Phone 4165-W BURKART INSURANCE AGENCY 9699 N. Sth Street Phone 4580 CLARENBACH INSURANCE AGENCY 694 Center Avenue Phone 166 DETLING INSURANCE AGENCY 798 Wisconsin Avenue Phone 4370 RAY FRIEDRICHS 1694 Indiana Avenue Phone 4179 ARTHUR A. GANDRE 1695 Georgia Ave. Phone 5739 GOTTSACKER INSURANCE AGENCY Security National Bank Bldg. Phone 9 JOHN HALSTED 9199 N. 7th Street Phone 1139 M. A. HANSON 1431 N. 7th Street Phone 3469-J C. M. JUCKEM 1719 No. 4th Street Phone 5957 GEORGE KROEFF 1091 N. 8th Street Phone 5340 Page 190 JOHN H. LIEBL, JR. 1018 Michigan Avenue Phone 108 AUGUST LUTZE 694 Center Avenue Phone 166 H. A. MEYER 319 Geele Avenue Phone 967 OSCAR C. MEYER INSURANCE AGENCY 814 N. 8th Street Phone 634-J HAROLD E. MUELLER 703 Center Avenue Phone 3930 EDW. F. OEHLER 8: CO. 1119 N. Sth Street Phone 3106 WILLIAM F. PATZER 934 St. Clair Avenue Phone 9771 ROENITZ INSURANCE AGENCY 490 N. 8th Street Phone 1000 SI-IEBOYGAN INSURANCE AGENCY CAd. Bauman, Agentj 614 Wisconsin Avenue Phone 781 WEISKOPF INSURANCE AGENCY 1607 N. 9th Street Phone 1957-Jr LAKE BREEZE 1947 Confgwzmlafionf to the Clays of IQ47 if The Sheboygan Clinic Complimenff to the Gmolzmfef 'k SHEBOYGAN CLEARING HOUSE ASSOCIATION 'k BANK OF SI-IEBOYGAN SECURITY NATIONAL BANK IVIERCI-IANTS STATE BANK NORTI-I SIDE STATE BANK CITIZENS STATE BANK SI-IEBOYGAN TRUST CO. SOUTI-I-WEST STATE BANK LAKE BREEZE 1947 Rag For more light and better sight Rely on Reddy Kilowattf' your electric servant. l'lere is one service, which has been steadily increasing through the years. At the same timec its cost to you has been steadily decreasing. Novvf the cost ol your electric service fi is the lowest in all history. Q1 WISCQNSLN,-PCWER AND LIGHT COMPANY .' ,JF ,lf 'h if at 4 no c 1. 56, J! Q gt, . xl, gf 494, We . X 7 Cya M, ,wx-. '+V' , V ' f .ix L- a wt, A, ,lf .A ffpibl in 'L1 y 'SCHRElfER'nNYALV'UNG coMPANY -1 til U ul L vii VND '. XDVCWL lf K stablished in 1856 i 'E' s P . s Ne- hi mf 'wlsnteoycuwfwiscousim ,K L 4416! is if as .Pj -te H gift' X fs ,K eva 'J .,,3 ' fN'N,,N 'x. P. ' f D ' . kvgdf' ' Compliments of Polar Ware Company 1 Established T907 SHEBQVGAN, WISCONSIN Y . ik i X MA Branch QElices and Warehouses 'LP Auw NEW YORK aa CHICAGG + LGS ANGELES F jig fl if lg X , 3 X SNR Enameled Ware A N D 1,5 Afliga Stainless Steel Ware xii page TQQ LAKE BREEZE 1947 JACOB JUNG CO. Decorators , WALLRAPER4 PAINT--CARRETI NCS I-IOME FURNISHINGS 895 Wisconsin Avenue R. TC xiii tx mute ' 533' f ' if H. THIEMAN COMPANY For the Main Radio in your home there's nothing Finer than a STROMBERG - CARLSON RICKMEIER - FEDLER ELECTRIC COMPANY iiWe Talee the DENTS out oi Auto ACCIDENTSH PAUL G. KRUEGER CO. Established T868 'I5'IO-Q0 Calumet Drive Rhone 9234-J Sheboygan, Wis. YOUR KITCHEN WILL BE MODERN IF EOLIIPRED WITI-I VOLLRATI-I COOKING LITENSILS Aslc Your Dealer About PORCELAIN ENAMELED CAST IRON WARE COMPANY THE VOLLRATH SHEBOYGAN, WISCONSIN BRANCI-I OFFICES lllinois 'Af Los Angeles, California New York, N. V. W Chicago, LAKE BREEZE 'I947 Page GREETINGS .... Qur hearty c:ongratuIations and sincere good wishes to the cIass of 717. Wherever you may go .... What- ever you may do .... Godspeed and Good Lucld MIDWEST FURNITURE COMPANY I SEIEBGYGAINI'S I-ICDIVIE OE VALUES 9O'I North Eighth Street phone SQQO L 'S LAU NDRY DRY CLEANERS CongratuIations, Graduates ERIE EAT SHOPPE FINEST QF FQCDS 14th and Erie Sheboygan Page 'IQ4 LAKE BREEZE 'I947 Congratulations Graduates .... THE ELECTRIC SPRAYIT CO. AND MOE-BRIDGES CORPORATION Sheboygan, Wisconsin HAPPINESS AND SUCCESS .... OUR WISI-IES TO TI-IE GRADUATES OF CENTRAL I-IIGI-I SCHOOL Excelsior Laundry and Dry Cleaners 'ITI7 - 'ITT9 Georgia Avenue Phone T048 AL GMACI-I, Proprietor THEO. ZIEBERT GIVIACI-IS RESTAURANT I-IOUSE OF OUALITY AND SERVICE 708 North Eighth Street Sheboygan, Wiscons Congratulations to the CIass of '47 Dillingham Manufacturing Co. BLUEBIRD CEDAR CI-IESTS Sheboygan LAKE BREEZE 'I947 page J x H N J I L D J -. f Sachse s . 1 . 4 H! Compliments of I Xi .X LUGGAGE A .3 1 FURS f Q LEATHER GGGDS I .J V5 .a A ,C , L H , Sl-ICE f W. F. Sachses Sons ' 3 v if ik CQMPANY X , 616 North 8th Street 'X j sheboygan ' ff ' i Wx s N G L N 5 reetirmgs rom L FES LER- KUCK FURNITURE CO- ALLIED FLORISTS' , Sl LL g . ' ASSOCIATION 3 5 GYGANS LARGEST sl XEFURNITURE STORE uk H. i X AE i' 5 EVERYIHLNQJ TO ELJENISH AUMAN5 FLUWER5 L X youre HQME GLESEELGKBERG ELGWERS 4 1, if M ef M FLORAL SHGDPE N x X. MAEGHTLES FLOWERS x A Tki8hfI'1StV62tdfp6I'1f1. Avenue GLSGNS FLORAL SHGPLDE 5 Phone 19e-xxf SHEEGVGAN GREEN!-LOUSES, ING x -N w Page126 LAKE BREEZE 1947 IW ,Jer I fxwffw 1 wwf, W W, kg 6 UALITY IIINCII Q JIM ' !LA,12flQI1EN Dfw AND NIQIII JA!! RTEgZlGER'S- ' v STEAK AND HAMBURGER 1932 Superuor Avenue ARMOUR LEATHER COMPANY sIIEBovc3f-IN, WISCONSIN Suniors' prefer AMERICAN FRIEDE'S Eecouse we know what every 'UI-nor prefers . . . wlweiher it's O IGUH7 ho! 07 The I B d f MANUFACTURERS www, when if comes fo dresses, we know all 'UI-Hors Prefer Doris Dodson Originals Sheboygan, Wisconsin Ji? IW LAKE BREEZE 1947 P696 197 Northern Furniture Company IQWAV ruimiruize IXfIanuIacturers of IAIIGI-I GRADE DINING ROOM and BEDROGIVI FURNITURE i' Sheboygan, Wisconsin New and Attractive QUALITY JEWELRY IVIoderateIy Priced ir Now Displayed At A. IMIG SONS CO. Jewelers ' ir 6Q1 North Eighth Street Sheboygan, Wisconsin Concgmmlazfiom and Bert Wifbef -Io The GRADUATING CLASS of Central High School ir ENZG - JEL CCDMPANV . ge 'IQ8 LAKE BREEZE T947 Compliments oi SH EB OYG A N COAL COMPANY EVANS GRILL I3Iate Lunches and Ice Cream I-IOME MADE ICE CREAM SOLD I-IERE EXCLUSIVELV HAROLD ERLIEN Compliments of AT Q. A. BASSUENER Mx-xc. . .the JEWELER H S' HUMKE Diamonds .. Watches .. Sihfervvare 'I' M' IJGOLE PAUL AXEL 1117 North 8th Street Sheboygan, Wis. WALTER EICHENBERGER 0 DISTINCTIVE SI-IOES 819 North 8th Street Dclgohmf S!XXIll, I I -ti-nw-1: Z' T ff ix 51 OMETP-I SEE ROGERS CROCKER STUDIO PANTZER LUMBER co. H C PWGE CO, For EXPERIENCED ADVICE On Your Building and Modernizat Piaoatsfvis LAKE BREEZE 1947 l Portraits oi Distinction Page129 stiff K lj N 'x . a SdV6 O phone 605 sob A O R H E I T Z M A N ' S rf 9 QUALITY BAKERY R ,. Known for Tasty l-lome Balcing gi Sheboygan Yellow Cal: Co. 1216 N.8tI1 Street 5' X1 XJ H A u s E R ' s sl Compliments Of ,N I Athletic Equipment XR' . . For All Sports PUBLIC SERVICE wk ff' , . CORPORATION , X 5 S um 916 N. 8th Street l Q A5 3 - X Q -. xx T QBERSCH s. ANHALT ,ll gk A ' ' DENTISTS 2 -A A SHOES 17: MOHR BUILDING Phone 5430 811 North Eighth Street , is ' Xi Compliments Ol the Compliments Ol f, ,I TQ KINGSBURY BREWERIES SHEBOYGAN CITY LINES ft 5 COMPANY f fy, -- 5 INTERURBAN TERMINAL sf, 3' A Sheboygan, Wisconsi Phone 3830 E., I A N -A t X. fl Page 130 LAKE BREEZE 1947 1 A I A1 'I ri L .Z '. fi f ' .W i ' . DR. G. o. PULS Compliments of DENIISI EAGLE INSULATICN AND if Above Kresge Store Room Q08 712 North 8th Street Phone 377-W K N O C K E HENRY SCHEELE M E A T MGNUMENTS M A R K E T wk 1099 North Eighth Street Phone 5013 Cut Stone, Cement and Firebrick Comphments of ' THE PLAYDIUM GRILL E R I E , ' 'Lf Iy!U'N' . . I If KM I if Just EXCELLENT room I-IC I I JI ii f Wt ' VJ I. l cy VA ITVUI X My Phone 3549 . E- I New York Ave. I u X yt' ,f . V IWJT' if U, A 711 'gjff 'i I WERNER, CLEMENS AND MILLER 'A' Atto rn eys-ta t-Law LAKE BREEZE 1947 OIL COMPANY We Wish You Success CHAIR CITY EXPRESS ,- X . I l All 3 A ' 'x W il' A ' N' f .x C?Qf af'flfD57'l ix Compliments ol ,JJ , xg if Tor Crifsof 'K47' 89' ClfRl'fgDERER Q J gg? ld -lg X19 U31 cal hSrre Phone'I3O Attorneys-dt'l'dW EDGAR A. STUBENRAUCH Good Wishes ARCHITECT nom R GEELE HARDWARE Telephone 4162 708 Erie Avenue Sheboygan, Wis. LAKE SHORE BUKK BUILDIECQS-ll!-PIl9-EY co. COMPANY , , Af, Quality and Service ,f,,,f 81iNid8am Avenue Wholesale A Retail l L y 'lC -, Fl g Phone No.9 Qszov Calumet Drive j If ff' Lf f.,-' llilfiff 3' SCHMIDLER ,Jil DRUG STCRE Compliments ol 1 9' l Prescriptions Compounded promptly and at Reasonable Prices 3 Pl-lAl2lVlAClSlS Superior at Calumet Drive SHEBOYGAN BAKING COMPANY page 132 LAKE BREEZE 1947 Everything lor the Musician ak DIETZ MUSIC HOUSE Musical instruments and Accessories Expert Repair Work 'I'IO7 N. 8th Street Phone 'I968-J KUETHER srunios 5 Compliments ol SEARS, ROEBUCK 8a CO. Best Wishes to all the Graduates from the OTTO KUECHLE CO. ir Telephone 396 911 North 8th Street Phone 5270 8th and St. Clair Avenue Congratulations from CONGRATULATIONS O I , AND BEST WISHES ' - to the I GIQADUATING CLASS OF . CENTRAL I-IIGI-I SCHOOL DAIRY PRODUCTS CO' if -k GARTON TOY CO. LAKE BREEZE 1947 Qur best wishes go with you as you go on to college or into a career. 33' ia.. K sii.Ls ysrunios ' sl ., . si ,' v' ,, . 718 llsliagara Avenue, .E 'DOWNSTAIRS . J' . , I , ... . . .v..,,, M Q, I Luvljp, H6fj,4ffff sf, zplvf W Q, 7 . KA LKORNSSHOP 1025 N. 8th Street 6 POPCORN AND KARMELKORN FOR PARTIES lce Cream Specials Lunches - Short Orders Home Nlacle Candy 'I 'V if . 41 1 1 1' H,ONOL'D-Ji! LA PAGE, INC ANDRQpQLl5 DRUGS xi I' if t ,i . i ,A 'v Electric Merchandise i Mill Supplies 815,819 Pennsylvania Avenue Phone 5952 - 5953 Prescription Specialists, .' 'll ' Camera l-leadquartels Phone 115 902 Michigan Avenue i i BICKEL'S CLOTHES SHOP Clothing and Mens Furnishings ir 1Qth and Superior Ave. l Telephone 554 C. A. FLIPSE SONS CO. , lnclorporatecl Wholesale Paper and Confectionery 'A' Penn. Ave. and S. Commerce Street ELECTRIC CO. e. Phone 1996 if Y 817 ATORS 1 IGNITIONPMAGNETOS and BATTERIES ty vt Page134 WHIFFEN 8t WALTER Attor ys-at-Law ne XJ t ij ' 1 i ', 'I f l . 728 WisconsimlAvenue,j I 1 ' 7 0 Phone 4373, ,. x' . if ,J J 1 JJ ff ' .,f J! ' ' .K J -i ,D J LAKE BREEZE 1947 11 ,,,,.Tq. , , 7 I , , ,542 j X I, A ,' 'gre qfljwu , ' wjf' 7,904.1 , 'III My W M fda fff- gn!! 1 '-- K ' '- J' lpygry lf, fy Ziff! ff, , - A7-vkdl WI c X ij I I,,!j,IIIf l I,1VIj L4 at VMJ 1 Y, J X, I' nf 0 0-'Vx-J IDIQIIXITING If 'cQ,,LdA.z' . fl, r I. 9,-,tj-L13 1 . 'zcl ,,g,3'7 W1 ' fl, J . ' , 1' . s ' k f4,,1 If .I ArfQ,k'I I f A7,,,' nl. 'XAQ . K, A!Lg4-11 I .Wim . 6 5 I 'wa I .4 7a-pf' .4193 aid mfaq' Q, dar 0-21 1 x 414'-I, Mg. !n.iZn?.4q watfvlyfffgsg-,,. ,f - n. , ' J, ' nl., , L' I 'o Q 21' xwlffk, ' 6NiHTYLlff? 76751 41146 , if ' Vw- X L 'AL,' QMQMCLZHI 4? ' X 74? -A Rig, '. 4 I , - I., , If muff L!-AQ .. .Q 1 . in U 1 Cffice Supply 8: Printing Co. 'UVM' X .' SHEBOYGAN, WISCONSIN LAKE BREEZE 1947 Page135 Aolditional Lal4e Breeze Sponsors CLICOUENNOI AUTO SERVICE Baclger Paint 8s Hardware Stores, llnc RAMMER'S SAUSAGES Home Made JENSEN'S Sheboygan Business College ROBERT RUSCH A DR. C. E. DOYLE WAGNER SHOE STORE PAUL KELLER Shoe Rebuilder DR. A. B. C. BOCK Rudy Wegner THE HEIDELBERG CLUB DR. J. S. DANFORTH FESSLER DRUG STORE Wallpaper - Paint - Housewares - Linoleum CARL'S SHOE STORE BENNETT BEAUTY SHOP Foeste Hotel Phone QO74 HIRSCH BAKERY 1 1 ,South Sjcle Hdwe. 8: Plumbing Co ZUFELT PHOTO SHOP Portraits, Photo Finishing STAGE DOOR CANTEEN 618 N. 7th Street DR. A. H. FINKE VOIGT 81 VOIGT Attorneys NlTZE'S RADIO DOCTORS TRILLING HARDWARE CO. ,Tor Better Servicen WEST SHORE TRANSPORT CO. A. W. RAMM, INC. ES-SAR BEAUTY SHOP Furniture Floor Covering 717 New V0fls Avenue ' - 'A' Phone Q99 4 Funeral Home ir 5 r Betty Christenson, Owner 5 Dhane'1QaQ-W 1500 Black 1 4 Sheboygan, Wisconsin Sheboygan, Wisconsin Page 136 , LAKE BREEZE 1947 LWLXJ-ca : ' ,M ' Q3f77f W 'i? HMA Ur, , .. x ,f . 1 Rf- -,Q A M 2 A + M - 01,5 f ' 3 A ' f , . A ..A, Ay 1 I I .u . I, , 1 V . M . i dw I iii. I 'a-- . ,..QV A J ' u. tbl, 4 H I XV ' U. V , ,Q .AA . 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