Divine Savior High School - Chi Rho Yearbook (Milwaukee, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 172 of the 1957 volume:

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Give her the fruit of her hands. . . Her chosen Way is a path filled with many burdens, but with eyes heavenward, she forges on, guided by the Divine Hand. And let her Works praise her in the gates. . . The victory Won she stands on the final day before her Creator, wearing the radiant crown ofa life well spent in constant loving service. Proverbs 31, 31 3 , , , -f - i A f 1:-.f,4s,- S dedicated to the As she passes each day Through the doors of life, She is filled with the Hope Oi a Golden Youth. And she sparkles With the knowledge That the future is hers To know and to mold According to Christian ideals. For she is the Future And with her hands She shall plant a vineyard. d. s. girl C7 J t ,ffffft f . ,awifj ,,4fVf l 'i ft, 47746 fi NZQJM -Wifi J 4 W7 f .sum m f' in !gf B, gf? I - 1 . 93 s - . s' M i z: .b 4 ,1 13 g. 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Goebel, as Archdiocesan Superintendent oi Schools, is striving for this, and the reflection ot his work in the followers of today will show in the leaders ot tomorrow. 6 Through his God-given grace and through his own personalability and leadership. he leads us as the Good Shepherd once lead His sheep. Christ once said Thou Art Peter and upon this rock l will build my Church. . This pertains now to us, the Catholic Youth. We are a minority of The Ar- chdiocese but upon us the Catholic Church ot tomorrow is being built. Through his guidance, We can strengthen the iaith ot the world. Woman is made tor love. . The Right Rev. Msgr. Edmund I. Goebel, Ph.D Archdiocesan Superintendent oi Schools our chaplain The greatest privilege that can be given anyone is attendance at daily Mass and Holy Communion. This the Greatest Prayer, was .strongly advocated and was originated here at D.S. this year by our chaplain, Father Robert I. Schubert. His classes will be long remembered for the many hours of humor, dominated by a strong basic knowledge and love of our religion to enable us to represent and practice it as true Catholic women. Through his works in the Catholic Herald Citizen he has undoubtedly given numerous people the Key to Heaven. His efforts and in- fluence here at D.S. as the man who serves Christ, as the teacher who gives us the knowledge of Christ, as the priest who shows us the way of Christ, will leave an everlasting impression. Father Robert I. Schubert for the giving of herself . . Father Donald Quartana Father Gordon Weber A ,gi I ig -.ing ir .gjxg priests Father Edmund Olley With their light and wisdom they show us the Way Through their knowledge they guide us. A deeper and stronger love and re- verence for Christ fills our hearts as we climb life's ladder to its infinite termination. With each step our understanding becomes greater, striving always for the height of perfection, as they lead us, the Catholic women of tomorrow in our everlasting quest for happiness. i Father Cyril Ianicek O.F.M. Father Iarnes Roeske S.D.S Father Cletus Kaiser Father Claude Klotz .S.D.S Father Robert Krupske in personal, devoted service. Uanet Kalvinl our principal ...Bb-. Sister M. Charline, S.D.S. Very few are truly aware of the never-ending duties and obligations which confront a principal. Only a person possessing outstanding ability could un- dertake the responsibility ot the supervision of a school. The leadership, responsibility and untiring service which Sister Charline has given to the correlating of the activities of students and faculty have gained for her the utmost respect of all who know her. She sets for us a model, and through her example, our ideals are exalted. 9 Sisier Mary Damien, S.D.S. Religion, English, lournalism it is their duty Sister Mary Thomas, S.D.S. Physics, Geometry Mrs. Agnes Oberwise Librarian faculty Sister Mary Florian. S.D.S. Religion, Latin ESQ iw E Q sw W ri.,- 9 2 .f E:-ilriiii 'V ' 1 72 QM 'V . -W i? .W . ,, W f7EQ5f?fi?1l:i'iws A 5- U if . Miss Mary Ann Kcxtzor Speech, Debate to mold our characters. . D! KXHJX Miss Dorothy A. Albrecht K English, Ari Sistqr M. Matthew. S.D.S Religion, Chemistry Guidance Counselor Miss Ioanno Iona Librarian Sister M. Fordinolle. S.D.S. Religion, Latin I2 and to develop. . Miss Mary Bell Mueller American History, World History Sociology Miss Caroline Wayerski Algebra, Geometry w we new Miss Eileen Hayek English, Music l me 1 13 i Sister M. Cecilia. S.D.S. Religion, English, C.F.L., Music in each girl her best. Sister lane Frances, S.D,S Religion, Home Arts, Clothing Sister M. Margaret S.D.S. Religion, Latin, German Mrs. Ruth Wiedenbeck Physical Education through their guidance and example . . Sister M. Arnabilis S.D.S. Religion, Art .X l' ' gggxiil l l l Umm N l X U4 SOUTH RMERICA Sister M. Frances. S.D.S. Religion, American History DLSCUVER FRANCE BY Miss Mary Ioan Wargin English, French, Spanish and through our personal desires Mrs. Emogene Clothier Algebra Miss Merry Hilt Biology X .Vin ' n 1 , R img' E! ix Sister M. Iuliiia, S.D.S. Miss Carole Bartz Religion, English, Citizenship English, Art may We become Sister M. Genevieve. S.D.S. Religion, Home Economics Mrs. Margaret Frienwcld Business ss l, ........T,,' 56-UAG Miss Arlyne Nuti English, Music Sister Margaret Ann Religion, Christian Family Living better women! Mrs. Iulita Bryce Business 9966609 'S Sister M. Samuel. S.D.S. Cafeteria , 'ii E Sister,M. Olivia, S.D.S Bursar, Typing Mr. Robert Shinners School Engineer Miss Caroline Emmet Office Assistant 18 Our parents have made it possible ior us to attend a Catholic school. With this education we are serving God with great expectations of becoming closer to Him Through daily Mass and perseverance in our studies. And in offer- ing our prayers, works, sufferings and good deeds of each day we are fearing the Lord. I9 if . , senior class officers , at NY ii 55 ,pf s f- '. bn-L-ff ff' n!j..'jli,f ef ' Homeroom 313: Vice-Presig, '-' 1 Penascx: President MQ, 5 chek: Secretary-Tr 1'gg39HgqN1QmA4-QAA Nichols. giivggf-f fi? ..?, ', P, -'iQ. 'f'.' 'ifff .J 1k3SQK5jsc5'?QEQaA,Qv.5,: .W4 '- - A 1 yfingff 2 V , 4, me Q.,1l'k:,ff' .-4' ' W' V9 'Q 52'i w?M?'Q3Y 5 ul Homero, H fgQ'fif'g'ZQQELeffiiry4Tfeqsurer, lackie 4553222 fq1ym1Q, Qg1rol Dowl- ing: John- son. 531.1 ,513-.fgijj Q, 1, W3 ,V ,K f ..xi'.J.f:fwf f-vw - -- M Qp M fd-'I 'fe Tie, f ' - if Fa 3 HF flikffiz ff 37 A Q A. ' . '. g Ho eCrAetc1ryfTre CI su re r, Iudy Ann I Loli Bennett: Vice- Presidf V Qiq,69,Burgta.' .. A Q x 1'y'A'g 'cya xlx. 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V .. yt, - Vi Ve Vai' V1 .nf Q? .QVV-um V Patricia Babcock Rita Bergs Elizabeth Burger Cynthia Bodenbach 2 2 Mary Lou Bennett Senior Co-ordinator todoty decides cmd edch step Ioanne Bori Mary Iudxth Bruce Semor Class Secretary Carol Burns Karisue Bureta omorrow he has taken Marilyn Caputa W Claudia Cherney Editor of Chi Rho 23 Patricia Clough Karen Collins Iudith Doll Mary Ann Crivello Carol Dowling 24 Catherine Croft i will be an in her life Donna Dries Iudith Dryer r r 1 mportcmt figure rfter graduation. Susan Englehcrrdt Frances Dundon Carol Ehmst Merry Ellen Erskin Ioell Erickson lane Felk Mary Ann G CDDB! Iudith Ann F Sharon Gieringer 26 Regina Gagliano these fou given her the prepare hersef Mary Clare Goeb Gloria Gundrum ears have wportunity to f the future. Nancy Huber Mary Pat Hauptman Sodality Prefect Rosemary Huebner 27 Margarei Hruz Lynne Iandt losephine Iashinsky Geraldine Iones Christine Ioh DSO!! Margaret Iohnson studies, fun, have now become Mary Ellen Kapps Donna Kanne 28 Rose Marie Karsten iends, difficulties :Jveied memories - Marv Ellen King Gloriunne K h Beverly Kr 29 ary Icme Ora K 'll Lambrecht L e Lentznev Ioan Lemanczyk Patric Anne Marie LeMeiux - memories Whicl thing unforgettable Nan Linzenmeyer 1 Mary Ellen Litiel Iudith Ann Lorch Marcia Lunz we ddded some her life. Annette Lynn 1 Iudith McDonald 3 I Susan McGee Iacqueline Maher Mary Mayer Lynn Martell Marguerite Miller 32 Ioan Mastenbrook N in the World Lynn Murphy Mary Clare Murphy Lea Rae Nichols Connie Nolan nd in marriage Mary Ann O'Boyle Mary Beth O'Reilly Mary Oddino 33 Dorothy Pahl lane Pallasch Mary Parcelewicz Adelaide Patscot 34 Mary Ann Pcxlmersheim she shall stand Frances Petrykowski s CI model. . CarolRank Catherine Pfannerstill Suzanne Reif 35 Ann Piaskoski Diane Ruplinger Antoinette Sauer Kathleen Schilling Iudith Schaefer Kathleen B. 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Tl'1ey're sto: l-r Nancy Nee, Kathy O'Con Nicholson, Gail Norton, Gloria homeroom 316 she now steps into her life os CI senior. . 1 U. I1 i O T S Bird seed for breakfast? Left to Right: Dolores Stippich, Karen Vogel. Barbara Starck. Caroline Stahl, Ruth Ann Steinbauefg,Barbara Vidergar. 42 ry off right, nn Palen, Sheila Murray, Nancy , Nancy Palmer. Qi' az. 34-K And . . . theyre off! officers: Secretary-treasurer, Kathleen Carrick: President, Maureen Driscoll: Vice-president, Ioanne Theis. We eat Wheaties - the break- fast of champions! Left to Right: Barbara Lazynski, Angela Mischke, Pal McGee, Pat LaDue, Carol Eschrich, Iudy Markus. Left to Right: Ellen Danielczyk, Colleen Curley, Mary Beth Bornheimer, Vir- ginia Darkow. - Ll Cine WMM' homeroom 308 Kathleen McNally. Kathlm Susan Kreuqer. Who put the gold fish in here? Left to Right: Erika Salditt, Ioy Schaus, Sally Seymour, Iudy Scannell. Carol Ann Romano, Lois Proulx, Rosemary Sanders. and she will continue. . . . cmd from now on, no eating under the toblesf' Left to Right: Mary Ellen Herr, Kathleen Foy, Suzanne Klein. Kathy Horan. 44 Now, the relative apertm Left to Right: Ioan Strachota. Mc Stuessy. Kathy Zauner. FOR OuR lm F O 3 A 4 ' Sgcref .' CU N e1iaLQiZif7igre,f Kath 106-presideft gfoyle' P , qncie FII .fgsjde Quit. mf 'Uh-huh! onner, Marie Paulus, Barbara Kozlowicz. to strengthen cmd spread. . .F-4 lens is. . . zer, Patricia Shannon, Carol 4SS.... JK l For free? SC HOOL . - . Left to Right: Ann Bianco, Rosemary Bianco, Betty Appleton, Mary Cahill Barbara Fox, Mary Margaret Elton, Iudy Carney. 45 Bon' dem' at . . PYQSX 91 , Y - Y95' XIOWB' QOSUY Q6 :Pl -U OSXSXX xpgpwxgifgecfexgvv 'XIXNGKX' 'I nai- . gwe 9 nlindfews' W, r far W A , ,A,!A 'TW r if if ' grfw Follow the leader? lane Seidemann. Top to Bottom: Mary Wegmann, Iudi Weiler, Mary Ester Zbinovec, Iudy Staif, Donna Shea. Pass the clothes pins. Lett to Right: Sharon Erdman, Dorothy Scallon, Ethel Bielefeld, Barbara Butina, Susan Gerathy, Karen Grosskopf. th C . l 1' wr, We11. . .whofs the verdict? Left to Right: Elaine Repinski, Nancy Poggenburq. Diane Quartaro. Barbara Picago. Carol Rogall, Margo Quinn, Doris Nowak. ,F-M' O.K. . . .put it back. Left to Right: Iudi Maqes, Iudy Heyer, Mary Lade- gaard, Ioyce Herdina, Ioan Horak. Susan Kuliga. Annie Maly. homeroom 302 WEoTher 6-1212 Left to Rightzlanet Schurrer,l-Xnita Seck- nnger. Charleen Hume. Beverly Schuliz. Nature Lovers. Top, Lett to Right: Patricia Betts, Marilyn Donahue, Mary lane Cress. Antoinette Dauer. Bottom. Left to Right: Marie Alvarez, Barbara Enright. You dropped somethirtgl Top, Lett to Right: Connie Traun. Georgia Strak, Iecme Winzenburg, Sue Smith, Caroline Sovdat. Bottom, Left in Rinhh Marv Schneider, Ieanne Weis, r -sz' 0062- f 1 r 'S 5 0 , 1' PROM X i' 'k ig V g, f r . OIUCGTSI Vice-president, Ann Morrisg President, Sue Long: Secretary-treosurer, Sharon Dunn. homeroom 301 Gr' Going somewhere? .eft to Right: Iosephine Santoro, Annette Novak, Nancy letchel, Sharon Olson, Mary Io O'Leary. which she has helped A1lsmiles. . Top, Left to Right: Susan Kelly, Margaret Mary Kreuser, Mary Macdonald. Bottom, Lett to Right: Mary Io Kohl, Patricia Imig. Added accessories to the ,M G , ,, et! to Right: Margo Hartwell, met Glacken, Mary Lee Prady, Ann Marie Honkamp, ,drianrxe Foqas. afzwmrv-f' eg,,:1Gft,:w,Q4W51i,,, Wir, arf: are .0 homeroom 206 Huo. . .two. . .three. . .four. . Leh to Right: Carol Casper, Katie Andrews, Margaret Arndorier, Mercy Branch, Lorena Floryance. l. ,gg- sf . rmwgr Xa jp , officers: Coats drastically reduced! Secretary-treasurer, Agnes Imp: President Karen Burns: Vice-president, Robin Miller. Left to Right: Ioan Wildman, Mary Ann Walsh, Marilyn Volz, Carol Zvara, Barbara Weiland. Sweethearts of Sigma Chi Left to Right: Sue Miller. Mary Voigt, Marie Roth. Iudy Roiiers, Sue Roseneck, Karen Steriegl, Mary Ann Theumler. 'See the U,S.A. in C1 Chev- oletl 'ront Seat Helen Malischke. Iarmella Magestro. Mary Zeline Kaestner. Back Seat: Vlargaret Kessenich, Mary Ioegel, Lucille Kress, Iudy ofy. lr1telleCtuals Top, Left to Right: Iudy Eisenhauer, Diane Donahue. Bottom, Lett to Right: Kathleen Clarke, Pat DeWerth, Mary Lynn Cherney. homeroom 319 Le-t's go fishing. Left to Right: Sharon Fox, Cynthia Hruz. Claudette Holt, Darlene Herdeqen, Gloria Feyen, Pat Hayes. QW? Serving CI demerit? Left to Right: Ioan Zalewski. Iudy Walker. Chris Winkel, Kathleen Stein. Mary Lynne Young. Salvete Studentesn Left to Right: Barbara Leh- mann, Marcy Kalton, Diane E-Iydusek, Monica Novak, Kathleen Iohnston. officers: Vice-president, Carol Thresher: Presi- , dent, Barbara Voql: Secretary-treas urer, Iudy Memmel. she now reaches her halfway mark. . if -Q . 4 , i. 'f' f A , ., EA i r -fl , ,le A little cream, please, Left to Right: Mary Lou Sass, Ioan Salentine, Barbara Schuh, Karen Riesweber. 'Marilyn Schulieis. 1, --ff i ,V wrsileffw L ,,,,,, ,, 435- homeroom 215 It's our duty to advise you . . . that were students. Top, Left to Right: Barbara Matzek. Sharon Luhm. Kathleen Lamb, Nancy Laird. Bottom. Lett to Right: Iudy MacDonald. Francine Marasco, Campfire Left to Right: Rita Emmet, Pat Iames Duehren, Nancy Grota. looking back sh I ii I I E S S I i E I WorHf1owers? Left to Right: Rosemarie Brackmann, lane Dougherty, Diane Deppert. Katharine Crowley, Sandra Coghlan, Evelyn Charette. :nne Kassner, Marion Iczhnke, Iudie s f jC9'Dr ' ' CI esld are-Y: Seciiigigfrllqrilyn M Y-treczsurgf Cgofmuckl. pr f Qnnie Ke eSjdenf mp, ' PQ! lows that she will profit from what she has learned Aren't they sweet? Left to Right: Ioan Rechner. Maritta Quartaro, Sue Morse, Nancy Mozcr, Irene Xavier, Iudy Meidel, Alice Muth, Lois Schwisfer. ,KN Q-,:. in S1.L1 -'31L1'Tl- r-iw officers: Vice-president, Sue Fisher: Presi- dent, Madeleine Mueller: Secre- E tary-treasurer, Annette Schmid. andlooking ahec: Caught in the act! Left to Right: Barbara Weber, Daryl Spooner, Sylvia Zell, Kathy Taylor, Pat Russell. Since when do we have Study Hall in the closet! Standing, Lett to Right: Mary Gut- mann, Ceil Grellinger, Karen Ha- mann, Barbara Hartman. Sitting, Left to Right: Ioanne Hardtke, Kathleen Harrington. Standing, Left to R Sitting, Left to R: I -U'-1 homeroom 205 .e sees the promise. Bring on the inner tubes! Bottom, Left to Right: Kathy Cavallo. Barbara Deppisch, Kathleen Dyszelski, Ellen Eiieit. Top, Lett to Right: Elfriede Freudigmann, Sue Croft. rapture-a reol couch! Ann Memmel, Virginia Maglio, Karen Larson. leen Foster, Diane Hauser, Iudy Hullin. 1 'Time passes, will you? Left to Right: Mary Millen, Ianice Mergener, Mary Rademacher. Mariorie Benner, Eileen O'Neil. I officers: Vice-president, Ann Schwalbach: Presi- dent, Ianice Wolf: Secretary-treasurer, Barbara Traxel. tvvgq homeroom 204 'Let me take a closer look. Left to Right: Cathy Strachota, Diane Seubert. Marcia Schiltinalaw, Gerry Stadler. Beauty Contest! Top, Left to Right: Kathleen Mullarkey, Barbara Pettavino, Bar- bara Pollow, Mary Iane Multerer, Mary Kay Ott. Bottom, Lett to Right: Therese Muench, Mary Alice Powers. 58 Left to Right: Ianie Schiex Maribeth Rumreich, Mary Po 23 52 Q s 1 1'wnwM, ? .R x H 5 i r U W K. at t . I-nhm....4v +...........-,---1 1 sw und. iutz, Iudith Ann Sadowsky, if Left to Right: Boyer, Ioan gi' Ee-k a rat! Donna Cerminaro. Kaihleen Behm, Paula Bielefeld. Monica Bruce, Bonnie Bercker, lane Doherty. of years to come- 'ISGfQWGY!S new, low Siylmq-- Left to Right: Patricia Lang, Beverly Drifka Georgecmne F arley. Iudy Fagan. Iudy Kowalsky Donna Mae Kapke, Iudy Larson. homeroom 203 Y 'fw- , McGarry. officers: Vicefpresident, Molly Donnellyp President, Kathy Honish: Secretary-treasurer, Kea the best c Mmmfhow tasty! Left to Right: Therese Gundrum, Helen Ko- pinski, lane Imp, Mardell Kreil, Karen Iohn- son, Ruth Ann Horning. 'UD The free-way commission has arrived. Back. Left to Right: Eileen Unger. Mary Strachota. Iudy Stormowski. Marie Spors, Alice Stephan. Front, Left to Right: Ruih Winzek, Lynn Schroeder. Helen Valverde. 60 1 I er lite. If I l l Looks like DS. needs new furniture! Back, Left to Right: Sue Kwiatkowski, Karen O'Connor. Front, Lett to Right: Sandra Scholz. Patricia McCann. Carol Nelson, Ioan Nichloson. Kathy Reyn- olds, Io Ann Peterson. What is your great big idea, fellow scientist? Lett to Right: Kathy McDennott, Mary Lou Fisher. Rose Marie Gscheidmeier Ianet Butina, Sharon Goerke, Carol Buscaglia, Barbara Ann Esselman. 61 ye it ii an W Prwd 'One ibm' YS' Csidcm' 2g,mGf ' Bu oiiifle WCW 'W it to UCBWKKXQ- Soddaw LG Rube I Diane homeroom 1 14 Wiftke: mbx Ovske pl e Two more mint Lett to right Claudia Steinbach Mar lane Tighe Gmger Thlede S' em P I Trying to wiggle ou Left to right: Marleen Fligiel, Patri Alice Foran, Barbara Hoyer. Elizab she walks in beauti 'iWatch out forthe worms and catapigglestn Top ie-it to riqht: Anne Mundbrot. Kathy Mulvaney. Rita Kiley, Iudy Mullarkey, Ioanne Neuburg: Sitting, Kay Mages, Bar- bara Monday. me ON 'hm 's,g,,.1-A 'e take off mt, Terry Wambach, ajwk H eimer, Sue Haasch, Ioanne Felsecker. e the night 'lu M' On the misery bench Lefi to right: Kathy Bergen, Sue Cauley. Kathy Coogan. Mary Beth Charles, Sharon Eckelmann. Let's make our own rules Left to right: Carolyn Ohme, Nancy Pilarzyk, Kathy O'Brien, Carol E. Schamber, Ioyce Sabliak, lane Paulus. Anne Niebler. lt's the I room closet - tl1o1t's journalism? Top lett to riolit: Cynthia Zeis, Mary Stemper, Han- nelore Schilling. Barbara Wambach: Sitting Mar- cia Smith, Iayne Weber, Eileen Vold. homeroom l 10 'ikrouricl tlie world in 80 seconds. Left to right: Kathleen Dono- van. Elizabeth Doherty, Susan Boyer, Mary Carol Charles, lane Doyle, Virginia Emmet, Mary Lynn Boehmer. oi cloudless clime officers: Left to right: Secretory, Almarie Starck: President, Iclnet Fina: Vice-President, Victoria Guzzetta. 64 ln the shade ol a tropical palm . . . Left to Hiillll. Nancy Imp, Mary Pat Hahn, Kath- leen Gutmann, Carol Ann Hanley, Susan Guentner. cl starry skiesg Ulalavfi- llml ducvd oul feeling, loy7 ,ell to rialxl' Mary Pat Kene- ,an, Ioanne Karnitz, Ioy flatejicka, Mary Laney, 'atricia Machesky, Marjorie fennedy, Nancy Kaczmarek. Chapel boards anyone? Left to ralallti Kaye Lee Mileski, Ioann Sabliak, Rosaline Niedhofer, Mary Anne Pedder, San- dra Mleczek, lane Quasney, Barbara Murphy. homeroom lU8 ofllcers: Left to right: Secretory-Treasurer, Ellen Volpe: President, Mary Alice Sultner: Vice-president, Marilyn Carney. 'JF Did you, or dic Left To right: Sharon Palfuss. Sharor Barbara Lutz, Carol Schaelz, Barl and all thafs be Wipe off that smile Left to right: Betiy Kraus, Iudy Gray, Carole Koehn, Mary Iill Godreaux, Carol Iandt. t exhibit A? Katherine Peters, Patricia Moore, dark and bright Left to right: Duveneck. Move and I'l1 Shoot Left to right: Margaret VandeKamp, Pat Steinbauer, Catherine Stephan, Karen Thomas. Bonita Iastrow, Karen Trapich. The water is Q' 'fin' wetter all the time Kathleen Duggan, Marie Anasov, Marlene Etheridge, Kay --0.-...w. , ,HMM wing,-gf 'mv' M.....,.,u.....r, 1 , W'-'Q' New , ilCTGmmlYlg?'l 5 Left to riqlit: Anna Mae Daley, Barbara Bauer, Sheila Baker, Lynn Davis, Ioyce Barwind, Pat Baresh, Kathy Boland. --Whmfs this officers: Socretory-Treasurer, Karen Henderson: Presi- dent, Peggy Nee: Vicefpresiolent, Mary Ann Doyle. homeroom lU4 'lMuScle Bound. From loft to rialiti Eileen Schuster, Ann Sauve, Mary Catherine Schiller, Geraldine Schommer. Standing: Monica Schulieis, Helen Stamm, Karen Schmidi. xffzmaawfavxxzfwwusflff fu2,fr2xgf1,'sswf: ff f-W, , fy ffva,e,cmxwa.fffzzQ2m Bock left to right. Nancy Hig Front left To riolii: Pat Gros meet in her aspe ! with the price ol eggs? Ehr, Ioan Engelhuber, Mary Lou Prisk. er, Lynne Herdegen. id her eyesg Turkeys in the Straw. Lett to right' Mary Ann Miller, Sue Santoro, Mary Kay Morgenroth, Gwen Pfister. Sitting: Diane Nienow. l'l'm CI lonely little Petunia . . . Back left to riqlit' Kathy McElligiott, Sue Mayer, Mary Ellen Kelly, Ioanne lacks, Mary Ellen Merkt. Sitting: Gail Ludwig, Iackie Lamberty. ,gh-D. I confess Bock, left to riqliti Rosinct. Bayer, Ierilyn Busch, Iudy Bor- den, Iacqueline Braatz. Front loft to rialit: Sandra Bagin, Diana Christopher. Come and see us some time. Left to right: Mary Ellen Verona, Betty Thou, Margaret Volz, Patricia Shillinglaw, Bridget Sullivan, Iean Ann Torgerson, Bar- bara Veit, Pat Verzal. May they rest in peace. l.elt to rigliti Carol Schwenin- ger. Kathleen Quinnt, Susan Quinn, Mary Porazinski, Mary 'Q' ' Ellen Patin. thus mellowecl tc that tender ligh l' . , ww, -1 1- 2, whlch heaven to gaudy Up m the alr Iun1orB1rdsmen Clockw15e from top Ioyce D Acqulsto Kathleen Lenore Lonergan Cathy Conrad Kay Healy Lord BYIOH Gee when do we eat? Back Left to R1ght: Sheila McNally D1ana Merkel Front Left to R1ght Ehza beth Mehan Mary Meisenheimer Dlane Mendel Manlyn Mart: Eugeme All of you, sick on the some day? odrnonisldes Grace Ryan, These girls were absent on Picture Day. Bock, left to right: Mariean Gielow, Barbara Hosni, Iudy Zaner. Front, left to right: Sue Pollock, Mary Heyer, Marie Iohnson. x i.-g.,1,-- or X ,Ja 'JL K You too? Bock left to right' Iris Zale. Gerry Zum, Iudeen Iones. Mary Pesczelc . Q 'i fi Ioanne Ament. Sitting in front: Karen Eckert. r- 1 L S.: L, , . W A 'I' X Our studies give us an opportunity to develop our and to increase our knowledge of many things. We learn to think prudently. and logically, and to tiorm opinions which are Christian and unpreiucliced. We learn about the wonders of God and His universe in the study oi science. In studying history and the languages, we learn of His people. And in religion class we learn of our Catho- a lic Faith and how to defend it. We pray that God will give us the grace to fuliill our obligation oi learning as much as we can. and to use our knowledge that we may attain ma- t terial and spiritual reward in our lives aft ' er high school Student Council members, left to right: Iudy Starck, .Carol Dowling, Chris lohnson, Betsy Bercker, and Mary Pat Hauptman assemble the hand book. first daze The first day of the new school year begins with Mass and the reception of Holy Communion. After that there is a crowd in the bursar's office as we pay for our new books, for the coming year, and there's a bustle in the bookstore as we receive our new supplies. At the end of the day as we board the homeward bus, we hope that this will be a prosperous year in which we will do our best in our lives as students and Catholic youth, and will work hard to prepare ourselves spiritually, soci- ally, and mentally for success in our later lives. bacher get their first look at D. S, uniforms This is just a glance at the mad confusion that takes place in the Bursar's office on opening day. she has the advantage. . if . v fziesmwmmmw . . -tt, . -'-fittwwas-sa mav Celebrated by assistant chaplain, Father E. W. Olley, Holy Mass opened the school year. Freshmen, Sheila Baker and Pat Grossen- religion The four year religion course gives us a thor- ough knowledge of our Faith. We study in detail the Book of Genesis and the creation of the universe as freshmen. Deeper appreciation of the Life of Christ and especially His Sufferings and Death is given us in our sophomore religion classes. As juniors, we learn more about the Holy Spirit, and about the history of the Catholic Church. ln the senior year we are given a study of mar- riage, we learn to know our Faith better and how to explain and defend it in the study of Apologetics. Religion, however, is not confined to the reli- gion Class- Every Father Olley instructs seniors in religion, the most important other Study is partofourdailylife. taught in accord- ance with Catholic beliefs and prin- ciples, and in this way we are given a well rounded edu- c a t i o n i n o u r Catholic Faith. Sister Margaret Ann explains the meaning of the vestments to Kathy Foy. 'I J 1. A.. 5 -I . The seniors discuss the apologetics course taught by Father Schubert from his well known Cartoon Key to Heaven. 75 Angela Mischke, Kathy Taylor, Mary Koegel, Carol Casper, and Mercy Branche are shown enforcing their positions. Donna Dries, Bernadette Slaby, Mary Clare Goeb, and Robin Miller study the French provinces they hope to visit some day. of attending . . festive customs. languages Tales of the majestic Granada, fables of La Fontaine, a trip to Germany in a textbook, stories of the lives of the ancient Romans-these along with difficult conjugations, and declensions are included in our study of the foreign languages. German, French, Spanish, and Latin students dis- play their knowledge of customs and grammar, by carol- ing at Christmas time, drarnatizing fables, and doing projects telling of the people and languages they study. ln our English classes we learn the correct use of our English grammar and the importance of it in our daily life and for college. ln English literature We study the mas- terpieces of Shakespeare, and other English authors, and of great American Writers. 76 Carol Romano break the pinata to demon strate one of Spains '-as Miss Katzor explains the basic fundamentals of drama to the creative Writing class, which will aid them in the writing of their one act plays. Left to right Miss Katzor, background Lynne Martell, foreground Louise Lentzner, Iudy Starck, lane Quick, and Peggy Smeeton. a Catholic school : 'r 0 'I 4-y -Y 'l s' Q- in xi T Eleanor Lambrect, and Karen Collins learn to speak the local language fluently in German class. On Government Day they picked truth in- stead of consequence. Left to right: Cathy Pfannerstill, Lois Sch- roeder, Marilyn Caputa, Mary Lou Bennett. social studies The various social studies aim to teach the girls the de- velopment of the world and man, and knowledge of their dif- ferent social, cultural, economical, and political stages. American History, a required study, gives a detailed knowledge of the history of our own nation. World History shows the development of the many coun- tries in Europe and Asia. Good grooming, crafts and many homemaking tips are in- cluded in the course Christian Family Living, which is taken by all Freshmen. They do such projects as making dream house scrapbooks, and have contests in good grooming, becoming hair styles and correct posture, The American Problems classes learn of American society and government, and of the economical and cultural status of the country. They discuss the good and evil in our way of life, and try to formulate plans for making America the ideal nation of the future . These subjects aid us in becoming better persons and bet- ter citizens. Visiting Milwaukee's officials on Government Day , , are Sue Pollock and.Mary Ann O'Boyle. Practicing how to vote . . . but don't stuff that box! Left to right: Sue Kelly, Mary lo Kohl, lean Winzenberg, Pat Grey, Lynn Harris, Karen Striegl, Kay Iohnson, Mary Margaret Elton. , if N. K ,f ggi: 'N A Christian Family Living class meets for a worthwhile discussion on child care. she receives Iudy Ann Fox, Gerrie Iones, Sue Ann Xll that work and I only got a 'C'! :oking over their World History proj- :ts are: Lett to right: Carol Burns, Iudy cDonald, Ioan Bori, Iudy Schaefer id Bernadette Slaby. 79 Schultz, Lea Rae Nichols and Cathy Pfannerstill demonstrate advertising for their original companies in an American Problems class. 3Ytl'Si,tZ +--wr Is this how you get water? Anne Ward wonders, as Sue McGee, Colleen Curly perform the electrolysis in their chemistry class. science Proudly displaying their physics projects are Sue Kuliga, Holly Harnmann, Sue Miller, and Mary Ann Thuemler, ln our modern world of today Algebra and Geometry prepare the girls for studying the sciences and provide the basic needs tor the fulfillment ot today's technological require- ments. Biology, Chemistry, and Physics students work and study in our large, well-equipped modern laboratories. They do everything trom raising hamsters, making toothpaste, to assembling one tube radios. Through experimenting with Hook's Gas Law, Newton's Laws ot Motion, and oth- er basic principles we have increased our knowledge ot the universe and the laws gov- erning it. This helps us prepare ourselves tor college and future employment. Many girls study these subjects tor their own personal interest, or to increase their ap- preciation ot the universe, and its workings. These attainments will help till the paramount needs ot the future American. a well-rounded Catholic education Gosh that really looks cold! Left to right: Pat Grey Mercy Branch, and Marilyn Caputa measure tempera tures in their physics class. Examining Wild lite the careful way are: Iudy Walker, Mary Lynne Young, and Chris Winkel. .. -'-', f' .. ,'lg'.-f- - wx X f ,A-yy' A L: Av' - ,Sq 15 14X x -1 ,, fy, M 'ti ,wk ,- X .-A W, V -f Hit!!!-'Ab X ' 1 x l '14 KW. X - '4 .I ts 'I wif ri? S xvg s Y 1 lg fi. Kr 3 , f '-LPY x lg . ' HCM E R g AZIA Q K , . N' I ' fr gi , 1 W? X 3' ss l at Q' if f ax she takes the knowledge. . f And this is what little girls are made ot. lris Zale and loanne Theis study their biology. Please explain it once more! Kathy Kuzniewski, Kathy Quinnt, Iudy Haupt- mann, and Suzie Quinn try to under- stand their algebra. Mary Radernacher, Iudy l-lullin, and Diane Hauser practice their angles and triangles in geometry class. Lois Schroeder might look ill now, but in a few days she'l1 be as j bright as ever with the help of her home nurses - Pat Silke, Sharon Gieringer, and lane Felker. she acquires . . lt isn't a double exposure, it's just the Bianco twins in their advanced sewing class. Kathleen Schaefer offers her sug- gestions, as Mary Ellen Littel cuts out her pattern. sewing ln a spacious lab, with four modern kitchen units, the foods classes learn not only to cook and bake, but they also learn home budgeting, how to launder clothes, child care, and home nursing. The girls in sewing classes were kept busy the first few months of this year with making costumes for the Glee Club's presentation of the Nutcracker Suite. After this project was completed, the girls settled down to learning how to make their own wardrobes. Their skillful hands produced such things as coats, sports outfits, dresses, pajamas, and formals for themselves and others. 82 The three busy cooks, loan Mastenbrook, Lynne Harris, and Toni Sauer, learn how to tix meals the right Way, and uses it. . cooking Getting the dirty end of the job done in a clean Way are Frances Petrykowski, Sue Stoclchausen, and Margaret lohnson. I its !, ' X Tides in, clirt's out! Mary Odclino and Kathy Schilling really get their wash clean in the Home ii EC. class. E 'I f pi , ' C' vi x I X X f 1' I 4 After lane Pallasch takes d1ctat1on from Nan Linzenmeyer, she trans- forms it into a perfect typewritten page. 3' 1-,.' - 5 ' ,-v1nq--v1-wr-- -Q. -. X ' .': v 1 175. l . ,..1.-- . , y A. . 1 X 1' J , , 1 Q, XXX r ,f X a v .- , I Under the watchful eye of Mrs. Frem- wald, Ioan Lemanczyk masters the cal- culator. lor tht hsx'--L..s -.xnxx 'n T. ' +-wt- WMNN Wm., r 'f'U ?'t I 'Those ten minute time tests really keep them busy. Left to right: Ruth Ann Pallen, Iudy Stall, Ellie Dan- lelczyk, Mary Ester Zbinovec. business The Business Department seeks not only to help girls who are pre- paring for the business World, but also those who Wish to continue in academic and professional Work. The department is equipped with the most modern business in- struments, including thirty type- Writers, an electric mimeograph, a dictaphone, and a calculator. Two years of typing, two years of shorthand and a year of office practice help the girls in prepara- tion for various careers. cyW,y f-hs -H--..,..,,,-, The first sheet is hot off the mimeograph press! Watch- ' ' ing left to right are: Iosephine Iashinsky, Lois Schroe- or1f1cat1on of God 1 der, and Karisue Bureta. U'-5--:it 4 Familiar faces in the bookstore are: left to right: Mary Schmitt, Carol Ernst, and Diane Ruplinger. 85 Sister Amabilis sets up a still lite tor her art students. arts and cratts ln arts and crafts the girls style and Weave their own scarts. Lett to right: Marlene Fligiel, Sharon Eckelmann, and Carole Schamber, art The art classes give students with artistic ability a chance to improve their talents. Lettering, modern drawings, and por- traits ot themselves and tellow students are some ot the accom- plishments ot the art students. Their Works decorate bulletin boards and other prominent places throughout the school. The arts and cratts classes are conducted in connection with the study ot Christian Family Living. The students Work on such projects as chip carving, ceramics, Weaving, knitting, and leather Work. Expression ot their emotions and personal tastes, and an ability to Work usefully With their hands are acquired by the girls in the art, and arts and cratts classes. Ann Ward works busily at her chalk portrait, Patricia l-lorkheimer and Kathleen Mulvaney proudly display their works of art. 86 Through co-operation in our activities and organi- zations, and active, p or spectator participation in sports: we learn to compete and to work with others in good spirit. Using the talents we are given, we have an opportunity, in our clubs and activities, to develop ourselves as more perfect individuals lust another dumb sen- ior going up in flames. initiation 1 . OX OXQ veil .K wotd' 006 . edt Xx- Little visitors from outer space invade DS. on initiation day, 5 flashing green in outer space. . . 'Kit Barbara Veit, Helen Zbinovec, and Pat Verzal appear to be as thrilled as Mary Alice Suttner, the lucky freshie who found the little brown jug. K 3 Kathy Horan receives her trophy that she won lor placing in the State finals of the l Speak for Democracy contest, d e b a t e AFX N + . .co-operation leads to success. And l firmly believe. . The farm problems kept busy debate students oc- cupied this year. Preparing their cases and participating in contests throughout the state assisted them to think quickly and logically, especially in their rebut- tals. Debate gives the girls an opportu- nity to combine extemp speaking, quick thinking and debate techniques, in addi- tion to the advantage ot discussing, argu- ing and trying to improve world affairs. S Those participating in a debate tor the student body are lohn Coverdale, Mar- quette, Sue Pollock, Angie Mischke p from DS. and Roy losten from Mar- quette, G i S c li Masque and Gavel Club Officers ad- mire their club's awards, they are Iudy Kowalski, Angie Mischke, President, MCfSCIue and Gavel Club members enjoy themselves at and loan Strochota. annual tea. i ur Marlene l-larvancik fthe Nut- cracker? aided Darlene Herdgan CClaraJ in her choice ol a Christ- mas gift for the Christ Child. All to the Tre' pak dancing echo the altos. Flo W e rs a nd congratulations were presented by Sue Long to the all lmpor tants of the N L1 t c r a c lc er Suite, Sister Cecelia, Miss Hayek, Marlene Harvancik, and Miss Nuti. twinkling eyes Lynn Rutz, Kathy Stein, and Iudy Zaner wait hesitantly for their turn as Shelia Laney and Ricky Salditt apply makeup to Kay Har- rington and Annette Schmid. the nutcrcrcker suite moike The Nutcracker Suite cost torkes om encore. believe lcmd . Et I Achinq feet omd strenuously worked throots tok t tt f 91 Carol Ann Romano and Barbara Kozlowicz dis- play the long-awaited class rings when they ar- rived. 1. 'Q 7 -f vvmkklkh Ring day .... one of those days which makes the lunior year so Wonderful. On receiving her ring each girl feels a closer relationship to her school and all it stands for, This ring signifies in a ring clay Sophomore, Elfriede Freudigmann pours milk for Mary Mac- donald. . . .with this ring l promise loyalty to the school. . Iuniors enjoying a memorable breakfast special Way, a lasting link between the girl and her school .... that school Which has so much to do with the formation of the ideal Catholic women of the future. A K an tk As these rings are blessed they suddenly become meaningful little treasures. Prom Royalty ludy Bruce and loe Riedel QT ova MG YCR Faces were all smiles as the couples whirled to the soft music of Richard Kent. frosty fantasy . . .swirling skirts and haunting melodies. . haperons serve unch to Yvonne andrachek, Nancy oldt, Nancy Pen- sa, Mary Lou Ben- ett, and their es- urls, .V miggnfzf 1, . .my heart belongs to daddy. . Mr. Ptannerstil and Cathy Sed Hullivanu CCathy Horanl ex- plains that the performers are re-e-e-eally really good! 7' Mr. Laney and Sheila L. Actor, Robert Wagner, encourages Mary Cahill as she sings to entertain the fathers and daughters at the banquet. Proud pops seem quite impressed as their daughters display their talents. the notables and company sri s ! 'N The Notables proudly show their first place lward from the W.C,Z-XC. Variety Show. Lett o right: Cathy Plannerstill, Donna Dries, Re- gina Gagliano, loan Lemanczylc, Karisue Sureta, Betsy Berclcer, Mary Clare Goela, Sue Ingelhardt, Kay Trecker, Claudia Cherney, Jlary Mayer, Iudy Stark, Carol Burns, and farol Dowling. Illie Daniel- zylc adds a tre- iendous per- Jrrnance. The d ffl' fo Zgzirs from Q ' IHOQSJ, Mari, E4hCIrQn Qround th Q' 100115 Qfgare ermger ,S Worj , e HCIrdtke tgffon Qglgldle Koh dt Sfandjn , Qnd EUS SUS W Osjg-yi Kar Q, ri E1 ferr' Lzchererly Sin . .a tirst :tte trip round 'orld The orchestra spends many nights like this, alter school, practicing to be perfect. ,4rl '4 -nf' 'COG Pl ueeo Ol ed lox! MG oli' UOWO XQOYXGQXXKC- XS ol C' H mardi gras You ouaht to ao to Hollywood, the Walk would do you good! says Ann Piaskaski to Frannie Dundon. , Qi reggae md Q Mod ego gem. ,ff You may not be an angel , says Millie and Archie, better known as ludy Bruce andBernadette Slaby. i Q W' 5 lit is Oh dear . . . this happens every tirne. Toni Sauer helps lane Felker with the contents ot her purse as parents Fran Petrykowski, ludy Fox and Claudia Cherney, look on, al lr All We want is your money , says Sue Long and Ann Marie H o n k a rn p to prospective cus- torners. . .Joy and testivity Kay Schilling warns him thot it takes skill. De hoss has .... soys frightened Mdry Port Houptmdn. Worms dnyone? , questioned the busy Mardi Gros workers from 204. Ain't she d fcxir flower of femininity? The district school tecxcher is Sue Mc- Gee. y O A 55: ' 97 - 1.3. ,. an f ,I ' I 3' ' w ii, V 'il' f I-lomeroom 3l6 - First Week Mr. Gielow and Mr. Car ney anticipate an enthusi new gym. This is the beautiful 540,000 dream home that was the prize in the Home and School Ass'n's jingle contest to raise funds for an auditorium and gym. Homeroom 3lB - Week Second A beautiful ranch style home located on l00th and Grantosa Blvd. was the Wonderful award given to a lucky Winner in the Home and School jingle contest to raise money for a new gym and auditorium. Throughout the year, students, and Home and School mem- bers canvassed virtually every neighborhood in the city, selling the jingle tickets. Although the contest began early in the school year, Febru- ary l marked the date of the official kickoff. A parade of decor- ated cars travelled throughout the city, informing all of our big contest. Here at school, a pep rally was held to help everyone to get the spirit. After February l, it was every homeroom for itself in a fight to the finish for the highest in ticket sales. At the end of each Week the highest home- room Was given a banner of congratulations, and the losing homeroom received a black crepe sym- bolizing the death of their spirit. Great assistance and leadership was given in the project by a board of interested men and Women, captained by Home and School president William Carney. All who Worked with him are grateful for his unending service. astic campaign for the reparing a delicious snack for other Home and chool members are a faithful, hard working ireesome, ls that the dream house? Miss Nuti and excited students form a publicity parade for the jingle contest. Demonstrating different techniques of selling tickets on Mr. Russell are Left to right: Iudy Carney, Ioan Strochota, Sue Klein, Mr. Russell, and Sheila Laney. Home and School members gather to discuss progress of the ticket sales. Left to right: Mr. Iames Horan, Mrs. Alvin Grel- linger, Mr. Arthur Gielow, Mrs. Forrest MacDonald, Mr, William Carney, Mrs. E. M. Donnelly. chi rho Seemingly fantastic and impossible ideas, hours of hard Work, and the perseverance of the staff and especially of the editor have all been combined in the formation of this book. Learning as they made mis- takes, but never giving up, they met their final dead- line on March 21. The hours of fun and the experience in working on a yearbook will never be forgotten. . . .a long year of fabulous memories. This was the night we did our fabulous bulletin board. Left to Right: Mary Ellen Erskine tis she above us?l, Claudia Cher- ney, Chris lohnson, Mary Lou Bennett, Cathy Croft, Betsy Bercker, Fran Dundon, Mar- garet Schmitt, Katie Volz, Nan- cy Stoldt. ,nn You said it! This is the Chi l Ward Karisue Bureta, Be Damien, Claudia Chern Chris Iohnson. Standing lef Dundon, Margaret Schmitt Staff members look on as Franny and lo bat- tle it out at a Chi Rho meeting, What a yearbook can do for a person! Left to Right: Rita Bergs and Fran Dun- don. w.,,,Nm-,M At least pretend to be workingl Left to Right: Mary Lou Bennett, Mary Ellen Erskine, Rita Bergs, Mary lane Kessinech. Sitting left to right: Anne er, Cathy Croft, Sister fn Caputa, Nancy Stoldt, Regina Gagliano, Fran Katie Volz. The Imprint staff works speed- ily to meet a nearing dead- line. Lett to Right, Sitting: Anne Ward, Bernie Slaby, Audrey Unger, Peggy Smee- ton. Lett to Right, Standing: Mary Mayer, Karisue Bureta, Mary Parcelewicz, Lynne landt, and loan Bori. . . do you remember? The freshies combine their talents with the knowledge and experience ot the older members of the family the seniors, to produce the Little Prints. Through the years the grad- uates have telt the need of a publication just tor the senior class. This dream has finally come true in the form ot the Senior Memory Book, originated and Co- edited by Mary Clare Croeb and Mary lane Kessinich. This book includes the mem- ories ot the graduating class and their teachers and also contains the senior class prophecy and will. Senior Memory Book Stall. Front, Lett to Right: Mary lane Kessinech, Chris Iohnson, Yvonne Vondrachek, Louise Lentzner, Mary Anne O'Boyle, Cathy Pfannerstill, M a r y A n n Zwaska, Sharon Gieringer, Sue Wucherer, Ioan Bori, Carol Burns, Sue Stock- hausen, Mary Clare Goeb, Back, Lett to right: Nan Linzenmeyer, Mary Ellen King, Gail Miller, lane Felker, and Diane Ruplinger. Trl.. ll JQD Volume IX-Number 5 Divine Savior High School, Milwaukee, VVis. Jzimiaw 17, 1957 The lunior Iournalism classes pre- pare interested students to write tor, and Members ol The Word staff dreaming up ideas tor the next edition of the paper are Lett to Right: Diane Ruplinger, Sue Engelhardt, Lynn Martell, Seated Lett to Right: Toni Sauer, Louise Lentzner, and Lynne Murphy, The two experienced photographers are: Karen Burns and Margaret Kessenich. lay out school publications, The school paper The Word, is as- sembled cornpletely by the students with the help ot a faculty advisor, Sr. M. Damien. School news and activities are reported, and in each issue, a theme is used to improve school conditions or to help the girls spiritually. Getting The Word out to subscribers, are Lett to Right: Mary Ann Palmersheim, Lynne Mur- phy, Sue McGee, and Mary Ann O'Boyle. 1 lust a little get together with the Word in mind are Mary Mayer, Mary Clare Goeb, Cathy Pfannerstill, Sue Wucherer, Mary lane Kessenich, Mary Pat Hauptrnan, and Mary Schmitt. Caution! Editor, ludy Starck at work? . .with pen in hand. .. -l'll'1CT6,S always a line to tlfie typewriters be- fore a deadline. Left to riglit: ludy Schaefer, Connie Nolan, Annette Lynn, Margaret Hruz, :ind Peggy Srneeton. g H, .. 312' Members of The Word staff work hard. Left to right: Iudy Ann Fox, lane Quick Marcia Lunz, Kay Treclcer, Carol Dowling, and Iudy Starck. Iunior lournalists, experiment- ing on page layouts are, left to riglit: Margaret Arndorfer, Carol Ann Romano, Katie And- rews, loan Horak, Barbara Hartner, Bonnie Swendson, Sheila Laney, seated, left to riglnt: Annie Maly, Mary Walker. loy to the World Margaret Schmitt informs Marilyn Caputa that they have only 23 boxes of Christmas cards to sell. . . .press club in every phase. . . Claudia Cherney, the gra- cious hostess serves punch to Marcia Lunz, Carol Dowling, and Mary Mayer at the annual Press Club Tea. Going down calls Karisue Bu- reta to Rita Bergs as rolls of crepe paper drop to the floor ready lor taping. The Wintterrrrrrr . . . .Don Camilla. S X HUP-2f3-4-com- m a n d s K a t ie Aunt Ellie Volz to her nieces in a portrayal of The Larlc's on the Wing, The Student Union of Divine Savior is an organization which urges the school to prosperity, economically, so- cially, and religiously. SUDS consists oi all the girls in school and the iaculty. At the head are the Senior Advisory Board, and the Executive Council. SUDS manages manyotthe school's aiiairs including the ushering at daily Mass, planning the years calendar, pushing school activities, has its own dance and provides excellent material tor our assemblies, for example the Broadway actor lohn Scanlen. M The S,U.D.S. Officers: lane Quick, lo Baier, and Betsy Bercker, discuss suitable movies with Sister Charline. Mapu. 'f , The Senior Advisory Board is at work. These brilliant minds are, left to right: Carol Dowling, Fran Dundon, ludy Starck, Iudy Bruce, lo Baier, Betsy Bercker, lane Quick, Yvonne Van- drachek, Katie Volz, Mary Pat Hauptman, Claudia Cherney. Put your Dukes up chal- lenges lohn Scanlen, a true lrishman, as he does an ex- cerpt from one oi his many monologues. 105 ?:awwvri12 i if perfect union Betsy Bercker, S.U.D.S. President, presents Sister Charline with a radio for her Name's Day. lust as I was on my way to Florida, exclaimed Addie Patscot to assailants Iudy Doll and Eleanor Lambreci. 3 H S Q Anne Ward exclaims to Fran Dundon You take the High Road l'll make the law A Dress-up Day casualty. Left io right: Lois Schroeder, Fran Dundon, Rita Bergs, Gerrie Iones, and Sue Wucherer. Mr. and Mrs. Bureta question Sr. Damien on What did she do now? You come Mademoiselle and Monsieurs to the Highland Fling Ach Yah? 106 Y o u C a n ' t Squeeze blood from a turntp. sv - i . The King and I, roifrnod at the junior spon- ,orod dance, De-:orattnfr are-1 Grace Ryan, Iaren Voqol and Ioan Strachota ma Dries entertaining at Senior Ctlrtstrtias Party. , . t All-:uni I rr than-p Theoderic, its you! 107 Mary Esther Zbinovec, prom queen and her Court , , . Ann Mario Honkamp, Mara- aret Kossc-nioh, Karon Voael and Nancoe Frank. Tired7?? YT A Visual Aid Operators, Mary Beth O'Reilly, Marilyn Caputa, and Cynthia Bodenbach, set up the slide machine lor an inter- esting class. Barbara Hartner and Katie Andrews dis- cuss coming Red Cross events. ,,,,,,,...wwfw,,M Sister Damien entertains a guest speaker on Career Day Gtticers of the Future Teachers Club: Mary Lee Grady, Cathy Croft, Mary Ann Zwaska, Re- gina Gagliano and Mary Ellen Erskine, interest Mary Kay Dietz in sorne outside read- ing, Margaret Kessenich, president ot the Library Club, gives aid in se- lecting the right books to Pat Machesky and Mary Carol Charles. 108 N I Y 'X' 11.. K A' ' ' 4' - 4 A f ' 'H' I qs. ,t V S 'wif I .f 35? f 14 VA , A if ,..:'I ' 'ir 3 e 9- : f f' he gf 'QA A W Q--f , 5 M 1. 42: . N V ' 1 f.1.'Q1 '- fre ' v ga .t 'l E ' - . gt V fp, 'l-f-11'ii,,:. ,, ,V-..,, ., ', -H. F A A ' ,A f ' ,fy ifgggigg 9,1 , :ft , A, A f- ' i - .far , . i. ,, . ' With a capital H and a capital V Nl the cheerleaders, Marilyn .-gif: . , - ,,:,,,,. ,1Qg-5 .K 43.-11, '. . , .:, N'-',-g.3j'L'417'-gsgvg-'-P-Jiri girrrv - - Schulteis, leannie Kemp, Darlene Herdigen, Iudy Walker, Kathy l-lonisli, Ioan Salentine and Nancy Moza, all say lannina the events ol the year are the Athletic Club ttlicers, lelt to right' Secretary-Mary Kaegelg Presi- ent - Nancy Stoldt, Paint Secretary - 'A Addie Patscotg dvisar 'Mrs Weidenlaeckg Treasurer--Chris lolinson. 109 t The Iuniors are champs again alter defeating the Sophomores 41-l l. I Karen O'Conner, Sandy Scholz and Sue Posing with their new found loves are Margie Renner KWiC1Tk0WSki DICIYUIQ 19559194111 in the and Sue Kassner, members of the riding club. Field Hockey takes top billing among outdoor sports during the fall. snow? Yearbook deadline you know!! R-R-Rackel Squad! Susie Mayer and Mary Lou Bennett. 205 was the championship team of the homeroom basket- ball tournament. Mary Koegel was a Hmissing erson I3 when this picture was taken. lg' 1, ,i .ag A- Nancy Penasa demonstrates her expert f?l bowling ability. Well, at least it wasn't a gutter ball. III 3 Watch the birdie -Sandy Bagin and ludy Fagan are practicing their bad- minton. And what's Kay Harrington doing in the background?l! sports night Valley Ball Varsity, lett to right: Kathleen Dyszelski, Barbara Traxel, Mary Kay Ott, Pat Silke, Captain Carol Ehrrist, Ellie Dariielczyk, Fran Petrykowski, Holly Harrimarm, Mary Crivello and ludy Markus. 4' w, lset's make this one a birdie, whispers ludy Kohasky to The faculty iri ac her Cohort Kathy Carrick. Bob . 112 ls this basketball or wrestling? Mr. Schaus and daughter, lay, tangle as Mary Koegel watches helplessly. Of course the daughters are always on top when they challenge their dads. Or are they? Varsity Basketball Team: Nancy Stoldt, loan Stracliata, Kathy Cavallo, X Carol Thresher, Margo Quinn, M Donna Shea, Addie Patscot, ' 317, Rosie Karsten, Binny Foster, ' fx I, Kay Harrington, Franny Dunclon CCaptainD. . . Bonnie Swendson, v Du 2 a tng: Ballerina Illgf-'.,'-me W :X , 1 'frei- Potentiol Rogues of Sherwood Forest ore left to right: Pot Babcock, Lynne Icrndt, Mcrry Ann O'Boyle, Lynne Murphy ond Connie Nolon, Look out below, Annette Lynn shows us how the jockknile should be done. Approximately forty members ol our Athletic Club en- joyed Cl cool splosh porty ot or neighboring school. H4 04 0, Father Schubert installs the Sodality officers, left to right: Treasurer, Ann Ward, Secre- tary, Peggy Smeeton, Vice- prefect, Kathy Horan, Pre- fect, Mary Pat Hauptmann. Four seniors and two juniors attended S.S.C.A. in Chicago this summer to better their religious outlook. They Were, left to right: Claudia Cher- ney, lo Baier, Mary Ann Zwaslca, Kathy l-loran, Marge Arndorfer and Diane Kuplinger. Summer Sodality unit leaders, Cathy Horan, Marge Arndorfer, Claudia Cherney and Madeleine Mueller, look over their projects, - iiwfg ' The Sodality includes about half of the student body in its membership. One year, usually the freshman year, is set aside for probation Sodality. ln this organization, volunteer Sodalists instruct potential mem- bers in Sodality rules and practices. The entire Sodality is divided into units of about lU to l2 girls, each with a leader. These groups meet once a Week and dis- cuss religious problems and activities. Each unit adopts a poor family, residing in the city which it helps both materially and spiritually. all her Ways. . Some of these girls who participated in Soclality functions by sending books to the well-deserving Alabama Missions were: Therese Muench, Virginia Maglio, Gloria Feyen and Donna Cerminaro. wwumwnmmr1m1nf1 M retreat Father Matthew Ford of Our Lady of Sorrows Church, Chicago-Our Retreat Master. ing retreat. The chapel is the center of life dur- 7 Father Ford talks informally with a group of Sen- iors: Virgine Smith, Sue Stockhausen, Sue Wucherer, Indy Wodsedalek, Cynthia Bodenbach, Ioanne Baier and Regina Gagliano. are beautiful . Confession is always an integral part of any retreat. DS. girls honor Our Lady by praying the Rosary at the National Fatirna Shrine. The Sacristans, Margie Arndorfer and Mary Lee Grady, prepare the altar for Holy Mass. and her paths are peace. These girls displayed beauty as Well as modesty in their formals in a Sodality style show designed to show that a woman is always attractive when she is Mary-like. Merry Christmas , says angel, Marcia Lunz to two children at the Christmas party, sponsored by the So- dality for their poor families. the christmas spirit This isn't Spain but it's just as much fun, The children participate in an old Spanish cus- tornfthe breaking oi the Pinata. Preparing for the coming of Christ the young- est girl in the school, Elizabeth Else, lights the Advent Wreath. I I9 Iunior Sodalists, Karen Vogel, Iean Theis, Nancy Nee, and Sue Pollack, prepare to take food to needy families, .iiiixwt swsmaw Paula Boyer, Iudy Starck, and Marcia Lunz listen While Kathy Horan sums up their panel discussion on leadership. i is u, W if' Katie Taylor and Mary Gehl are looking over the variety of medicine brought in during the drive for C.S.lVl.C. From left to right we have Sister Frances, foreign stamps, and Katie Volz. These stamps are saved in order to raise money for the missions. and her years terminate in a prosperous end. Katie Wright and Sister Cecelia are found discussing 120 the host and chalice. the lourcles ball ,, 1 The l'57 Lourdes Ball Royalty were Mary Pat Hauptmari ol Divine Savior and larrios Farrell of Marquette University lliali School. i v , : Sodality unit leaders group around the Madonna of the Circle , our leader and guide. Left side, left to right: Iean Kemp, Ann Marie Honkarnp, Iudy Carney, Mary Ann Zwaska, Sue Pollack. Second row, left to right: Kathleen Foster, Carol Thresher, Paula Boyer, B. I. Starck, Cynthia Bodenbach. Third row, left to right: Cathy Pfannerstill, Ericka Salditt and Angela Mischke, not pic- tured, Marcia Lunz. ture. IX ff X 1 D I I X X I X I X! Sister Mary Margaret Sodality Moderator W.C.A.C. convention finds DS. girls, Robin Miller and Mary Clare Goeb, surveying Salvatorian litera A typical Sodality meeting, farewell with thy comelirless and thy beauty set out, proceed prosperously, and reign. Psalms 4425 ' vn- PATRICIA BABCOCK 2197 S. 79th St. Li. 3-5244 Transfer, Holy Assumption Business: C.S.M.C. 4. IOANNE BAIER 4855 N. Newhall St. Ed. 2-5535 Holy Family College: H.R. Rep. l: Sec. Student Coun- cil 4: Athletic Club l, 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Science Club 2: Press Club 4: C.S.M.C. 3, 4: Sodality 2, 3, 4: Chi Rho 4: Vocation Club 1: Senior Advisory Board. ELIZABETH BARGER 5518 W. Center St. Hi. 4-8880 St. Catherine , General: Athletic Club l, 2: C.S.M.C. 3, 4. lMARY LOU BENNETT 3222 N. 42nd St. St. Iohn de Nepomuc General: Athletic Club l, 2: C.S.M.C. 3, 4. BETSY BERCKER Box 592, Elm Grove Su. 2-8066 St. Mary Elm Grove College: H.R. Pres. 1, 3: S.U.D.S. Pres. 4: Honor Roll l, 2, 3: Athletic Club l, 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Science Club 2: Press Club 3, 4: C.S.M.C. 3, 4: Sodality 2, 3, 4: Drama Club 2, 3: Word 4: Chi Rho 3, 4: Vocation Club 1: Music Club 2: Senior Advisory Board: Notables 4. RITA BERGS 2348 N. 90th St. Gl. 3-3231 - Christ King College: Honor Roll l, 2, 3: Athletic Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Science Club 2: Latin Club 1, 2: Visual Aids 2: Press Club 4: C.S.M.C. 3, 4: Sodality 2, 3, 4: Word 4: Chi Rho 4: Art Club 3. CYNTHIA BODENBACH 1716 N. 68th St. Bl. 8-3789 St, Bernard College: Athletic Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Science Club 2: Latin Club 2: F.'l'.A. 4: Visual Aids 4: C.S.M.C. 3, 4: Soclality 2, 3, 4: Debate 1. IOANNE BORI 872 W. Burleigh Hi. 4-2053 Christ King College: Science Club 2: Latin Club 2: C.S.M.C. 3, 4: Vocation Club 1: Senior Memories. IUDY BRUCE 2621 N. 81st St. Gl. 3-5358 Christ King College: Senior Class Sec.: Honor Hall 1, 2, 3: Athletic Club 4: Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Science Club 2, 4: Latin Club 2: C.S.M.C. 3, 4: Sodality 2: Senior Advi- sory Board. KARISUE BURETA 334'N. Hawley Rd. 131.8-2715 4 St. Sebastian College: Honor Roll 3: Athletic Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Latin Club 2: F.'l .A, 4: Press Club 4: C.S.M.C. 3, 4: C.S.M.C. Rep. 3, 4: Sodality 2, 3, 4: Drama Club 2, 3: Chi Rho 4: Notables 4. CAROL BURNS 3302 N. 86th St. Hi. 4-0630 Christ King College: H.R. Rep. 4: Athletic Club 1: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Latin Club 2: F.'1'.A. 4: C.S.M.C. 3. 4: Notables 4: Senior Memories. MARILYN CAPUTA 4562 N. 23rd St. Up. 3-4833 St. Agnes College: Athletic Club l, 2, 3, 4: Science Club 2, 3: Sec.-Treas. Science Club 3: Latin Club 2: Visual Aids 2, 3, 4: Sec.- Treas. 4: Press Club 4: C.S.M.C. 3, 4: Sodality 2, 3, 4: Chi Rho 4. CLAUDIA CHERNEY 2804 N. 98th St. Sp. 4-0454 Christ King College: Vocation Club 1: S.U.D.S. Rep. 2: Honor Roll 1, 2, 3: Athletic Club l, 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Vice-Pres. Glee Club 4: Science Club 2, 3: Latin Club 2, 3: F.T.A. 4: Press Club 3, 4: Co-Pres. 4: C.S.M.C. 3, 4: Sodality 2, 3, 4: Chi Rho 4: Editor 4: Senior Advisory Board: Notables 4. PAT CLOUGH 2972 N. 89th St. Gr. 6-6871 Christ King Business: Transfer: Science Club 2, 3: Latin Club 2: C.S.M.C. 3, 4. KAREN COLLINS 2563 N. 34th St. Hi. 4-4689 St. Anne Business: Athletic Club 3, 4: Library Club 3, 4: C.S.M.C. 3, 4. MARY CRIVELLO 3855 N. 100th St. l-lo. 6-5127 St. Margaret Mary-Transfer Business: Athletic Club 3, 4: C.S.M.C. 3, 4: Varsity Volley Ball 3, 4. CATHY CROFT 8133 Warren Ave. Gr. 6-6812 St. Bernard College: Fatima Chairman 4: Honor Roll 3: Athletic Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Science Club 2, 3, 4: Latin Club 2, 3: F.T.A. 4: Press Club 4: C.S.M.C. 3, 4: Sodality 2, 3, 4: Chi Rho 4: Vocation Club 1: Orchestra 1, 2, 3. IUDY DOLL 8606 W. Burleigh St. Hi. 2-8390 Christ King College: Athletic Club l, 2, 4: Science Club 2: Latin Club 2: C.S.M.C. 3, 4. CAROL DOWLING 2425 N. 88th St. Bl, 8-1560 Christ King College: H.R. Pres. 4: Honor Roll l, 2, 3: Athletic Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 3, 4: Science Club 2: Latin Club 2: Press Club 4: C.S.M.C. 3, 4: Sodality 2, 3, 4: Drama 2, 3: Word 3, 4: Vocation l: Sen- ior Advisory Board. in f'-ew i-'-'1- ' -- why. J - -r DONNA DRIES 729 S. 93rd St. G1. 3-8552 St. Iude College: Honor Roll 1, 2, 3: Athletic Club 1, 2, 3: Glee Club 1. 2, 3: Science Club 2: Latin l, 2: C.S.M.C. 3, 4: Sodal- ity 2, 3, 4: Drama Club l, 2: Music Club 2: Debate 3, 4. IUDY DRYER 2013 N. 71st St. Bl. 8-2869 St. Bernard College: Athletic 3, 4: Library 3: C.S.M.C. 3, 4. FRANCES DUNDON 5335 N. Dlversy Blvd. Wo. 2-3227 St. Monica College: H.R. Pres. 2, 4: Fatima Co- Chairman 3: Honor Roll l, 2, 3:.Athletlc Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Science Club 2: Press Club 4: C.S.M.C. 3, 4: Sodality 2, 3, 4: Drama Club 2: Chi Rho 4: Vocational Club 1: Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 4: Cap- tain 4: Senior Advisory Board. CAROL EHRNST 727 Robertson St. Gr. 6-6918 St. Iude College: Honor Roll 3: Athletic Club l,'2, 3, 4: Glee Club 2: Science 2, 3, 4: Pres.,4: Latin Club 2, 3: Sec.-Treas. 3: Visual Aids 3, 4: C.S.M.C. 3, 4: Sodal- ity 2: Music Club 2, 3: Varsity Volley Ball 2, 3. 4. SUE ENGELI-IARD1.' 7113 Grand Parkway Gr. 6-1026 St. Iude College: Sec.-Treas. H.R. 2: Athletic Club 3, 4: Glee Club l, 2, 4: Press Club 4: C.S.M.C. 3, 4: Sodality 2, 3, 4: Word 4: Notables 4. IOELL ERICKSON 1361 N. 54th St. Gr. 3-6131 St. Sebastian College: Athletic Club 2, 3, 4: Science Club 2: Press Club 4: C.S.M.C. 3, 4: Word 4: Varsity Baseball 2. MARY ELLEN ERSKINE 6435 N. Santa Monica Blvd. Fl. 2-9109 St. Monica College: S.U.D.S. Rep 2: H.R. VicePres. 3: Honor Roll 1: Athletic Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Science Club 2: F.T.A. 4: Pres. 4: Or- chestra 2, 3: Visual Aids 2, 3, 4: Press Club 4: C.S.M.C. 3, 4: Chi Rho 4. IANE l-'ELKER 2076 Sunset Ct. Bl. 8-2728 Christ King College: H.R. Sec.-Treas. 3: Athletic Club 3: Glee Club 1: Science Club 2: Latin Club 2: Visual Aids 3, 4: C.S.M.C. 3, 4: Sodality 2, 3, 4: Drama 2, 3: Art Club 3, 4: Senior Memories. IUDY FOX 4110 W. Portage St. Fl. 1-8684 Our Lady of Good Hope College: H.R. Sec.-Treas. 4: Honor Roll 1: Athletic Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Press Club 4: C.S.M.C. 3, 4: Sodality 2, 3, 4: Word 4: Vocation Club 1: Prom Court 3. l. ,.laJ..s. REGINA GAGLIANO 342 W. Brovtm Deer Rd. Fl. 2-0888 St. lames, Mequon College: Athletic Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Science Club 2, 3: Latin Club 2: F.T.Af 4: Sec. 4: Visual Aids 3, 4: Press Club 4: C.S.M.C. 3, 4: Sodal- ity 2, 3, 4: Chi Rho 4: Notables 4. MARY ANN GENNER - 3520 N. 37th St. Hi. 5:5374 , ' St. lohn de Nepomuc Business: Glee Club 2: Science 2: Latin Club 2: C.S.M.C. 3, 4: Sodality 2, 3. SHARON GIERINGER 4787 N. Cumberland Wo, 2-1205 Holy Family-Transfer College: C.S.M.C. 3, 4. MARY CLARE GUEB 3430 N. 44th St. Hi. 5-4353 St. lohn de Nepomuc College: H.R. Rep. 2: Honor Roll 3: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Science Club 2: Latin 2, 3: F.T.A. 4: Orchestra 1: Press Club 4: C.S.M.C. 3, 4: Sodality 2, 3, 4: Word 4: Notables: Senior Memories Co-editor. GLORIA GUNDRUM 4985 N. 125th St. Su .1-9321 St. Agnes, Butler General: Athletic Club 3, 4: Library Club 1: C.S.M.C. 3, 4. MARY PAT HAUPTMAN 6408 W. Capitol Dr. Ho. 2-0846 Our Lady of Good Sorrows College: H.R. Sec.-Treas. 2: Sodality Vice-Prefect 3: Prelect 4: SUMA Vice- Prefect 4: Honor Roll 1, 2, 3: Athletic Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Science Club 2: Press Club 4: C.S.M.C. 3, 4: Drama 2, 3: Word 4: Vocation 1: Senior Advisory Board. MARGARET I-IRUZ 5000 W. Vliet Bl. 8-4585 St. Sebastian College: Athletic Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Science Club 2: Latin Club 2: Visual Aids 2, 3, 4: Press Club 4: C.S.M,C. 3, 4: Sodality 2, 3: Word 4. NANCY HUBER 3002 N. 85th St. Cu. 3-6982 Christ King Business: Science Club 2: Latin Club 2: Library 4: C.S.M.C. 3, 4. ROSEMARY HUEBNER 7312 W. Bluernound Rd. Bl. 8-2975 St. Anthony-Transfer College: Athletic Club 2, 3, 4: Science Club 2: C.S.M.C. 3, 4: Sodality 2, 3. LYNNE IANDT Box 525 Su. 2-9019 St. Mary, Elm Grove College: H.R. Vice-Pres. 2, 3: Athletic Club 2, 3, 4: Latin Club 2: Press Club 4: C.S.M.C. 3, 4: Sodality 2, 3, 4: Word 4. IOSEPHINE IASHINSKY Rt. 2, Box 161, Hartland Merton 26F24 St. lol-in Monches Business: Glee Club 2, 3: Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4: C.S.M.C. 3, 4. CHRIS IOHNSON 6527 W. Wisconsin Ave. Bl. 8-7274 Holy Cross College: Athletic Club l, 2, 3, 4: Treas. 4: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Science Club 2: Press Club 4: C.S.M.C. 3, 4: Sodality 2, 3, 4: Chi Rho 4: Vocation Club 1: Sen- ior Memories. MARGARET IOHNSON 1820 N. 53rd St. G1. 3-7409 St. Sebastian College: H,R. Vice-Pres. 4: Athletic Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Science Club 2: Latin Club 21 C.S.M.C. 3, 4: Sodality 2: Art Club 2, 3. GERRIE IONES 2521 N. Hubbard St. Lo. 2-6855 St. Gall College: Athletic Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Science Club 2: Latin Club 2: LlbYGfY'ClUb 3, 4: C.S.M.C. 3, 4: Press Club 4: Word 4. DONNA KANNE 3738 N. 97th St. Ho. 2-1545 St. Margaret Mary Business: Athletic Club 1, 3: CS-MC. 3, 4. MARY ELLEN KAPPS 1328 N. 54th St. Gr. 6-4485 St. Sebastian College: Honor Roll 1: Athletic Club 3: Science Club 2: Latin Club 2: C.S.M.C. 3, 4: Sodality 2, 3. ROSE KARSTEN 5717 W. Washington Blvd. Bl. 8-5594 St. Sebastian College: Athletic Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 3: C.S.M.C. 3, 4: Varsity Basket- ball 3, 4: Varsity Baseball 2. GLORIANNE KAURICH 2771 N. 51st St. Hi. 5-4720 St. Catherine Business: Athletic Club 1: C.S.M.C. 3, 4. MARY IANE KESSENICH 2542 N. 36th St. Hi. 2-4492 St. Anne Business: Honor Roll 1: Athletic Club 1, 3, 4: Latin Club 2: Vice-Pres. 2: Li- brary Club 3: Press Club 4: C.S.M.C. 3, 4: Sodaliiy 2, 3, 4: Word 4: Chi Rho 4: Senior Memories Co-editor. MARY ELLEN KING 2128 N. 90th St. Bl. 8-0850 Christ King College: Honor Roll 1, 2, 3: Athletic Club 2, 3, 4: Science Club 2, 3: Latin Club 2: F.T.A. 3, 4: C.S.M.C. 3, 4: Sodal- ity 2, 3, 4: Senior Memories. BEVERLY KROMENAKER 1528 N. 118th St. Sp. 1-3782 St. Mary, Elm Grove General: HR. Pres. 3: Athletic Club 1, 2: Science Club 2: Latin Club 2: Orchestra 4: Library 2, 3, 4: President 3, 4: Visual Aids 2, 3, 4: C.S.M.C. 3, 4. ORA KUB 206 E. Mall Rd. Fl. 2-6246 St. Monica College: Athletic Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Library Club 4: C.S.M.C. 3, 4: Latin Club 2. ELEANOR LAMBRECHT 2824 N. 34th St. G1. 3-0873 Christ King College: Athletic Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Science Club 2: Latin Club 2: C.S.M.C. 3, 4. IOAN LEMANCZYK 10430 W. Lancaster Ave. Ho. 6-5604 St, Agnes, Butler Business: Honor Boll 1: Latin Club 2: Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Library Club 4: C.S.M.C. 3,4: Music Club-2: Notables. ANNE LE MIEUX 905 Highland Dr. Su. 2-8145 St. Mary, Elrn Grove College: Athletic Club 3: Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4: Pres. 4: Visual Aids 3, 4: C.S.M.C. 3, 4: Sociality 2, 3, 4: Music Club 2. LOUISE LENTZNER 1576 N. 12lst St. Sp. 4-0480 St. Mary, Elm Grove College: Athletic Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 1, 3, 4: Science Club 2: Orchestra 2, 3: Press Club 4: C.S.M.C. 3, 4: Word 4: Honor Roll 1: Senior Memories. PATRICIA LEWINSKI 9825 W. Ruby Ave. Ho. 6-3983 St. Margaret Mary General: Athletic Club 4: C.S.M.C. 3, 4. NAN LINZENMEYER 10727 W. Grantosa Dr. Ho. 6-5870 St. Margaret Mary-Transfer College: Athletic Club 4: Glee Club 3, 4 C.S.M.C. 3, 4: Sodality 3, 4: Senior Memories. . MARY ELLEN LITTEL 6409 W. Silver Spring Rd. Ho. 1-0547 St. Philip Nerie-Transfer College: Glee Club 2, 3: Latin Club 2: F.T.A. 3: C.S.M.C. 3, 4. IUDY LORCH 2747 N. 56th St. Hi. 5-3580 St. Catherine College: Athletic Club 2, 3, 4: Science Club 2: C.S.M.C. 3, 4. MARCIA LUNZ 3524 Menomonee River Pkwy. Ho. 6-1691 St. Margaret Mary College: Honor Roll 1, 3: Athletic Club 1, 3, 4: Science Club 2: Latin Club 2, 3: Sec. 3: Orchestra 3: Press Club 4: Sec.- Treas. 4: C.S.M.C. 3, 4: Sodality 2, 3, 4. Drama Club 2: Word 4: Vocation Cluk l: Music Club 2: Debate 1, 2, 3, 4: Foren- sics 3: Masque and Gavel Club, ANNETTE LYNN Box 659, Elm Grove Su. 2-7866 St. Mary, Elm Grove College: Athletic Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 3, 4: Orchestra 2, 3, 4: Library Club 2, 3, 4: Press Club 4: C.S.M.C. 3, 4: Word 4. - . . av 7.f.1,,:m IACKIE MAI-ER 3159 S. 39th St. Or. 2-3855 Blessed Sacrament College: Sec.-Treas. l-LR. 4: Honor Roll 1, 2, 3: Athletic Club 1, 2, 3: Science Club 2: Latin Club 2: C.S.M.C. 3, 4. LYNN MARTELI. 6069 N. Bay Ridge Ave. Wo. 2-6447 St. Monica-Transfer College: Athletic Club 2, 3, 4: Press Club 4: C.S.M.C. 3, 4: Word 4. IOAN MASTENBROOK 9528 W. Center St. Gl. 3-7015 Christ King College: Athletic Club 1: Glee Club 1, 2, 3: Latin Club 2: C.S.M.C. 3, 4. MARY MAYER 2856 N. 90th St. Sp. 4-5070 Christ King College: H.R. Pres. 2: Honor Roll 1, 2, 3: Athletic Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 1, 2. 3, 4: Pres. 4: Press Club 4: C.S.M.C. 3, 4: Sodality 2, 3, 4: Drama Club 2, 3: Word 4: Vocation Club 1: Science Club 2: Notables 4. GAH. FULLER 6031 Kent Ave. St. Monica-Transfer Athletic Club 4: C.S.M.C. 4: Sodality 4: Senior Memories. LYNNE MURPHY Box 244, Elm Grove Su. 2-7173 St. Mary, Elm Grove College: Honor Roll 1, 3: Athletic Club 2, 3, 4: Latin Club 2: Press Club 4: C.S.M.C. 3, 4: Sodality 2, 3, 4: Word 4. MARY CLARE MURPHY 2016 N. Hi Mount Blvd. Gl. 3-6262 St. Sebastian College: Athletic Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Library Club 1, 2: C.S.M.C, 3, 4: Drama Club 1. IUDY McDONALD 2339 N. 35th St. Hi. 4-3508 St. Anne College: Athletic Club 1, 3: Honor Roll 1: Latin Club 2: Library Club 3, 4: C.S.M.C. 3, 4. SUE MCGEE 2637 N. 90th St. Gl. 3-6737 Christ King College: Athletic Club 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 3: Latin Club 2: Press Club 4: C.S.M,C 3, 4: Sodality 2, 3, 4: Word 4. LEA RAE NICHOLS 4142 N. 72nd St. Ho. 1-7199 Mother of Sorrows-Transfer Business: C.S.M.C. 4: H.R. Sec.-Treas. 4 CONNIE NOLAN 7307 W. Lisbon Ave. Hi. 2-8035 Mother Good Counsel College: Athletic Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Science Club 2, 3: Latin Club 2: Press Club 4: C.S.M.C. 3, 4: Sodality 2, 3, 4: Word 4: Vocation Club 1: Forensics 3. MARY QDDINO 9226 W. Ridge Blvd. Bl. 8-5535 Christ King College: Athletic Club 1, 2, 3, 4: F.T.A. 4: Art Club 3: C.S.M.C. 3, 4. MARY ANN O'BOYLI'I 7425 Grand Parkway Sp. 1-1952 St. Iude-Transfer College: Athletic Club 3, 4: 'Latin Club 3: Press Club 4: C.S.M.C. 3, 4: Sodality 3, 4: Word 4: Senior Memories. MARY BETH O'RElI.LY 2477 N. 40th St. Hi. 4-2414 St. Anne College: H.R. Vice-Pres. 2, 3: Athletic Club l, 2, 3, 4: Visual Aids 2, 3, 4: Pres. 4: C.S.M.C. 3, 4: Sodality 2, 3, 4. DOROTHY PAHI. 2554 N. 64th St. Gl. 3-7161 St. Pius Business: C.S.M.C. 3, 4. IANE PALLASCH 920 E. Fox Lane Fl. 2-6233 St. Monica Transfer College: Athletic Club 2, 3, 4: Science Club 2, 3: Latin Club 2: Visual Aids 2. 3, 4: C.S.M.C. 3, 4: Sodality 2, 3, 4. MARY PALMERSHEIM 2120 N. 49th St. Hi. 4-0076 St. Sebastian College: H.R. Rep. 2: Athletic Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Science Club 2, 3: Latin Club 2: Press Club 4: C.S.M.C. 3, 4: Sodality 2, 3, 4: Drama Club 1, 2: Word 4. MARY PARCELEWICZ 1321 N. 60th St. Bl. 8-9334 St. Sebastian College: Glee Club 1, 2: Library Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Sec.-Treas. 1, 2: Vice-Pres. 3, 47 C.S.M.C. 3, 4: Prom Court 3: H.R. Sec.- Treas. 2: H.R. Pres. 3. ADDIE PATSCOT 11324 W. Potter Rd. Gl. 3-4375 St. Mary, Elm Grove College: 1-LB. Hep. 1: Athletic Club 1, 2. 3, 4: Glee Club 2, 3: Science Club 2: Visual Aids 3, 4: C.S.M.C. 3, 4: H.R. Rep. 3: Sodality 2, 3, 4: Varsity Basket- ball 3, 4. NANCY PENASA 3634 N. 39th St. Cu. 3-4593 St. Iohn de Nepomuc General: l'l.R. Sec.-Treas. 3: Vice-Pres. 4: Athletic Club l, 3, 4: Glee Club 1, 3: Science Club 2: Latin Club 2, 3: C.S.M.C. 3, 4: Senior Memories. FRANCES PETRYKOWSKI 5755 N. Argyle Ave. Co. 4-6756 St. Nicholas College: Athletic Club 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Science Club 2, 3: F.T.A. 4: C.S.M.C. 3, 4: Sodality 2, 3, 4: Varsity Volleyball 4. CATHERINE PFANNERSTILL 7503 W. North Ave. Sp. 4-2939 St. Pius College: Athletic Club 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Science Club 2: Latin Club 2: Press Club 4: C.S.M.C. 3, 4: Sodality 2, 3, 4: Word 4: Notables 4: Senior Memories. ANN PIASKOSKI 3245 N. Lake Dr. Wo. 4-9194 St. Robert-Transfer College: Athletic Club 2, 3, 4: Science Club 2: C.S.M.C. 3, 4. IANE QUICK 4120 W. McKinley Ave. Di. 2-5281 St. Sebastian College: SUDS Treas. 4: Honor Roll 1, 2, 3: Athletic Club 1, 3, 4: Science Club 2: Latin Club 2: Press Club 4: C.S.M.C. 3, 4: Sodality 2, 3, 4: Word 4: Senior Advisory Board. CAROL RANK 13820 W. Lloyd Su. 3-0497 St. Catherine College: Honor Roll 2, 3: Athletic Club 1, 4: Latin Club 2: C.S.M.C. 3, 4. SUZANNE REEF 3952 N. 52nd St. Cu. 3-5925 St. Agnes General: Athletic Club 1, 2: Science Club 2: C.S.M.C. 3, 4. DIANE RUPLINGER 2444 N. 89th St. Sp. 4-5124 Christ King College: H.R. Sec.-Treas. 3: Honor Roll 1, 2: Athletic Club 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Science Club 2, 3, 4: Sec.-Treas. 2: Latin Club 2: F.T.A. 4: Library Club 2, 3, 4: C.S.M.C. 3, 4: Sodality 2, 3, 4: Press Club 4: Word 4: Vocation Club 1: Music Club 2: Debate 4: Senior Memories. TONI SAUER 517 W. Acacia Rd. Fl. 2-9493 St. Monica College: Sec.-Treas. 1: Science Club 2: Press Club 4: C.S.M.C. 3, 4: Sodality 2, 3, 4: Word 4: Vocation Club 1: Ath- letic Club 1, 2, 3. IUDY SCHAEFER 2013 N. Blst St. Bl. 8-4626 St. Bernard College: Athletic Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Visual Aids 2, 3: Press Club 4: C,S.M.C. 3, 4: Sodality 2, 3, 4: Word 4: Forensics 2. KATHLEEN SCHEAI-'ER 1335 N. 54th St. Gr. 6-0576 St. Sebastian Business: Athletic Club 1, 2: Latin Club 2: C.S.M.C. 3, 4. KATHY SCHILLING 2516 N. 35th St. Hi. 2-4532 St. Anne College: Honor Roll 3: Athletic Club 1, 2: Art Club 3: F.T.A. 4 C.S.M.C. 3, 4. KAY B. SCI-IILLING 1813 N. 34th St. Di. 4-5071 St. Thomas General: Athletic Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Sci- ence Club 2: Latin Club 2: C.S.M.C. 3, 4: Sodality 2, 3. MARGARET SCHMITT 3450 N. 48th St. Hi. 5-0609 St, Catherine College: Athletic Club 2, 3, 4: Science Club 2 3: Latin Club 2: F.T.A. 4: Press Club 4: C.S.M.C. 3, 4: Sodality 2, 3, 4: Chi Rho 4. MARY SCHMITT 2772 N. 57th St. Hi. 4-4368 St, Catherine Business: Honor Roll 1: Athletic Club 3, 4: Latin Club 2, 3: Press Club 4: C,S,M.C. 3, 4: Word 4. IOAN SCHOLZ 2469 N. 29th St. 1-11. 2-1735 St. Anne General: Athletic Club 2, 3, 4: C.S,M.C. 3, 4. LOIS SCHROEDER 2793 N. 71st St. Gi. 3-3176 Mother Good Counsel-Transfer College: Athletic Club 3, 4: Library Club 3, 4: C,S.M.C. 3, 4: Sodality 3, 4, SUE SCHULTZ 6530 N. Elm Tree Rd. Fl, 2-6092 St. Monica College: C.S.M.C. 3, 4: Music Club 2. PATRICIA SILKE 4233 W. North Ave. Hi.2-1931 St. Anne College: H.R. Pres. 2: Sec.-Treas. 3: Vice-Pres. 4: Athletic Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Latin Club 2: C.S.M.C. 3, 4: Sodality 2, 3, 4: Varsity Volleyball 3, 4. BERNADETTE SLABY 2735 N. Shcles Ave. Hi. 4-3820 Mother Good Counsel College: lmprint Editor 4: Athletic Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Science Club 2: Press Club 3, 4: C.S.M.C. 3, 4: Sodality 2, 3, 4: Drama Club 2, 3: Word 4: Chi Rho 3: Vocation Club 1. PEGGY SMEETON 4155 N. Prospect Ave. St. Robert College: Athletic Club 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Science Club 2: Press Club 4: C.S.M.C. 3, 4: Sodality 3, 4: Sec. 4: Drama 2, 3: Word 4. CORRINE SMITH 2803 N. 53rd St. Hi. 5-6849 St, Catherine Business: Athletic Club 2: C.S.M.C. 3, 4. VIRGENE SMITH 3000 N. 84th St. Hi. 2-9631 Christ King Business: Athletic Club 1, 2, 3: Science Club 2: C.S.M.C. 3, 4: Sodality 2, 3. BARBARA STADISH 2504 N. Sherman Blvd. Hi. 4-3934 St. Anne College: Athletic Club 2, 3: C.S.M.C. 3, 4. IUDY STARCK 7504 W. Wisconsin Ave. Bl, 8-3416 St. lude-Transfer College: H.R. Vice-Pres, 3: Honor Roll 2, 3: Athletic Club 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Science Club 2: Press Club 4: Co-Pres. 4: C.S.M.C 3, 4: Sodality 2, 3, 4: Drama 2: Word 4: Editor 4: Senior Advisory Board: Notables 4: Modern Language Club 2. ROSE STEINER 2105 Ludington Ave. Sp. 4-8684 St. Bernard Business: C,S,M.C, 3, 4: Music Club SUE STOCKHAUSEN 1641 N. 69th St. Bl. 8-1087 St. Bernard-Transfer College: Athletic Club 2, 3, 4: Science Club 2: C.S.M.C. 3, 4: Sodality 2, 3, 4: Prom Court 3: Senior Memories. NANCY STOLDT 3750 N. 49th St. Cu. 3-0459 St. lohn de Nepomuc General: Class Pres. 1: Athletic Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Sec. 3: Pres. 4: Science Club 2: Latin Club 2. 3: Visual Aids 2, 3, 4: Honor Roll 1: Press Club 4: C.S.M.C. 3, 4: Chi Rho 4: Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 4: Prom Queen 3. KAY TRECKER Box 265, Elm Grove Su. 2-9494 St. Mary, Elm Grove College: Honor Roll 1, 2: Athletic Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Science Club 2: Latin Club 2: Press Club 4: C.S.M.C, 3, 4: Sodality 2, 3, 4: Drama 2, 3: Word 3, 4: Vocation Club 1. AUDREY UNGER 5008 W. Wells Sp. 1-2318 Holy Cross-Transfer Business: Athletic Club 4: F.T.A. 4: C.S.M.C, 3, 4. KATHERINE VOLZ 4545 N. 106th St. Ho. 1-2085 St. Agnes, Butler College: Honor Roll 1, 3: Athletic Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 2: Science Club 2, 3: Latin Club 2, 3: Press Club 4: F.T.A. 4: Sodality 2, 3, 4: C.S.M.C. 3, 4: Vice-Pres. 3: Pres. 4: Drama Club 1, 2: Chi Rho 4: Senior Advisory Board. YVONNE VONDRACI-IEK 21270 Menomonee Pkwy. Ho. 1-2729 Holy Angels General: H.R. Pres. 4: Athletic Club 2, 3, 4: Science Club 2: Latin Club 2: C.S.M.C. 3, 4: Rep. 3: Senior Advisory Board: Senior Memories. IUDY WAGNER 3133 N. 91st St. Hi, 4-6077 Christ King General: Library Club 3, 4: C.S.M.C. 3, 4: Sodality 2, 3, 4: Art Club 2. ANNE WARD 4041 N. Downer Ave. Wo. 2-1911 St, Robert-Transfer College: Honor Roll 3: Athletic Club 3, 4: Press Club 4: C.S.M.C. 3, 4: Sodality 2, 3, 4: '1'reas. 4: Drama 3: Chi Rho 4. MARY IANE WATSON 1534 W. Mineral Mi. 5-8075 St. Matthew College: 1-1.R, Pres. 2: Athletic Club 3, 4: Glee Club 1: Press Club 4: C,S.M.C. 3, 4: Sodality 2, 3, 4: Word 4. IUDY WODSEDALEK 3708 N, 42nd St. Cu. 3-3253 St. Iohn de Nepornuc College: Honor Roll 2, 3: Athletic Club 4: Science Club 2: Latin Club 2: F.'I'.A. 4: Orchestra 1, 2: C.S.M.C. 3, 4: Sodality 2, 3, 4. SUE WUCHERER 2634 W. Vliet St. We. 3-3128 St, Michael College: Honor Roll 1, 2, 3: Athletic Club 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 2, 3: Press Club 4: C.S.M.C. 3, 4: Sodality 2, 3, 4: Word 4: Senior Memories. MARY CATHERINE ZAINER 5235 N. 54th St. Ho. 6-1763 Mother Perpetual Help-Transfer Business: Glee Club 2, 3: C.S.M.C. 3, 4: Sodality 2, 3. BARBARA ZIEM 2978 N. 47th St. Hi. 4-1734 St. Catherine Business: Science Club 2, 3: Latin Club 2: C.S.M.C. 3, 4. NANCY ZIMMER 2213 N. 59th St. Gr. 6-3047 St. Sebastian College: Athletic Club 1, 3, 4: Science Club 2: Latin Club 2: Visual Aids 2, 3: C.S.M,C. 3, 4: Sodality 2, 3, 4. GAY ZIMMERMAN 11023 W. Capitol Dr. Ho. 6-5739 St. Agnes, Butler-Transfer College: Athletic Club 3, 4: Glee Club 4: Press Club 4: C.S,M.C, 3, 4: Word 4. MARY ANN ZWASKA 525 Elm Spring Ave. Bl. 8-2873 St. lude College: Athletic Club 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 2: Science Club 2, 3: Latin Club 2: F.T.A. 4: C.S.M.C. 3, 4: Sodality 2, 3, 4: Vocation Club 1: Senior Memories. Sister Iordene Sister Thomas Marie fCaroI Damon 'SUI KAnn Braun '52l they have chosen the better part .... Christ has led Divine Savior graduates into many fields - marriage, teaching, nursing, business - but I-le has selected some to serve Him in a special manner as Sisters oi the Divine Savior. Each in her Way is taking part inthe apostolate oi lead- ing souls to Christ through Mary. Some are nurses, some teachers, some are preparing tor these fields. Other Divine Savior girls entered the Salvator- ian Sisters before graduation or returned to Mil- waukee after graduation. They are Sister Mary Richard, Sister Theresa Ann, Sister Paul Marie, Sister loseph Marie. Sisters ot the Divine Savior Sister M. Philip Sister Iohn Baptist fCora Lee Arndt '522 Uollnne Taylor '542 Sister Iulianne Sister Francis de Sales KMartha Millen '551 !Gina Honish '55l l Gracem ary Croft '55 Sue Staff '55 Eileen Kosednar '56 'I28 rf, -- fp. 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SU 2-6100 REMEMBER THE BOYS at St. Aemilian's B-oy's Home Ccourtesy of a lriendl SCHUMACHER EQUIPMENT CO Hardware and Garden Supplies Lawn mower repairs and sharpening Elm Grove SU 2-8180 CONGRATULATIONS TO The Class of '57 Architect :Sf Mrs. H. R. Slaloy FRANK STELZL and SON INC. Commercial-Industrial-Residential Contractor s Office: 2426 W. Nash St. - UP 3-0890 STARCK-WEBER MFG. CO. 615 South 28th St. MI 5-8127 BCCSTERS Swendson Ford 20th and National Milwaukee's First Ford Dealer Edward T. Ver Halen Sound Conditioning Building Specialties 778 N. Iefterson St.- BR l-7131 W. A. Voell Machinery Co. 5835 W. Bluernound Road Delta and South Bend Saws-Ioiners-Lathes-Drill Presses Wishes For Unlimited Success For the 1957 Graduates Mr. ci Mrs. Benard Ward Watermaster Completely Automatic Water Conditioning Water Service Corp. 6901 W. North Ave. Milwaukee, I3 Ask Those We Serve Wauwatosa Fuel and Supply Co. BL 8-7700 Fuel oil - Coal - Oil Burners G. I. Weiland Co. Washers, Ranges, Refrigerators '38U9 W.North Avenue Compare our prices West Allis State Bank West Allis, Wisc. Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Wisconsin Sound Equipment Co. 2733 W. North Ave. Specialists in Projection Tape recording and I-ligh Fidelity Congratulations - to the Compliments of S ' , enms MICHAEL s from HOMEROOM 205 Hairdressing Studio 827 E. WISCONSIN SPECIAL PA TRONS Alverno College A Friend Iohn C. Borden Mr. 6. Mrs. Frank Bruce Mr. 6: Mrs. Frank Bruce, Sr. Mr. G Mrs. Wm. Geo. Bruce Dr. 6: Mrs. Arthur B. Cherney Donald L. Doherty Viola Donahue Dr. I. V. Drake 6. Dr. S. I. Rogge Mr. ci Mrs. A. I. Erskine Dr. Harold E. Foy Compliments of a Friend Compliments of a Friend A Friend A Friend A Friend A Friend A Friend A Friend A Friend A Friend A Friend A Friend A Friend A Friend of M. Mr. 6: Mrs. Ioseph F. Gagliano A. E. Grellinger Compliments of Henry Haht Mr. 5. Mrs. Wm. Hammann Mr. G Mrs. A. I. Herr The Rev. Ioseph B. Huepper Dr. 5: Mrs. I. Kub Mr. G Mrs. R. Larson Mr. 51 Mrs. H. H. Lentzner Dr. G Mrs. A. I. Maney Mother of Good Counsel C.Y.O. Mr. 155 Mount Mary College E. Pollock Riely Cdogl L. A. Sauer Brooks Smeeton Mrs. Henry Sulegar Mr. G Mrs. Ioseph Theis 61 Mrs. Emanuel A. Verona Mr. ci Mrs. Wm. Verzal George L. Weiand BUSINESS PA THONS Abode Nursing Home 1950 South 96th Street Acme Fuel Co. 2353 North 61st Street Adams Iewelers 3419 W. North Ave. Aetna Hardware 5927 W. Lisbon Ave. 1. A. Anderson Drugs 7143 W, Burleigh Ann's Dress Shop 7834 W. Burleigh Arandell Corporation Milwaukee 13, Wis. Architectural Carving Co., Inc. 6339 W. Appleton Ave. Amdorier Inc. 429 W. Wells St. Adele Artinian BR 2-9554 Artist -6- Display Supply Co. 813 W. Wisconsin Avenue Auburn Food Market' 1177 North 68th St. Avis Rent-A-Car System Commerce Garage - 744 N. 4th St. Badger-Lite Co. 442 N. Water St. Barger's Home Bakery 61 Delicatessen 5518 West Center Street Bagin's Flowers and Gifts 3626 W. North Ave. Baron's Beer 6: Liquor 4426 W. Capitol Drive Norbert G. Bauch 3102 North 78th St. Herman G. Bauer Complete Insurance Service A. Behling Co. 6734 W, Wells St. Ben's D-X Service 6020 W. Center St. Frank H.-Bercker Studio 741 N. Milwaukee Street Big Shoe Store Capitol Court Bliflert Inc. - 10733 W. Bluemound Oil - Lumber - Coal Blinkin 'Nod Motel 13040 W. Bluemound Rd. Bobke Paint Co. 4413 W. Lisbon Ave. Bob's Meat Market 7206 W. North Ave. Mr. 6. Mrs. Iohn Boland 8728 W. Iackson Park Blvd. I. G. Brenner Co. Showrooms - 2328 W. State St. Broadway Church Goods House 626 West Wisconsin Avenue Bub's Standard Service 7532 West Center Street Burleigh Music Co. 7311 W. Burleigh St. Dr. 6. Mrs. A. Buscaglia 2130 Lee Court Capitol I.G.A. 2401 W. Capitol Dr. Capitol Pladium Bowling Lanes 2716 West Capitol Drive Carl -- Richards Shorewood - Wauwatosa Carpet Fashions Inc. 3712 N. 92nd St. - HO3-1750 S. I. Casper Co. 845 N. Plankinton Ave. Central Supply Co. P. O. Box 797 - Milwaukee, Wisc. Fred I. Charles - Builder 4163 North 20th Street Cities Service Oil Company 626 East Wisconsin Ave. Clark's Beer 6. Liquor Store 4726-28 West Burleigh St. BUSINESS PA TRONS Conner's Beauty Salon 513 North 76th Street I. W. Copps Inc.-Raw Materials for Industry Box 116, Station F, Milwaukee, Wisc. Crestwood Foodliner . 5623 North Green Bay Ave. Culligan Soft Water Service 5934 West Appleton Avenue Curley's Pharmacy 501 N. 29th St. Deb'n Rue, Hair Stylists 8416 West Lisbon Ave. Dick's Beer 6- Liquor Mart 4220 North 76th Street Mrs. D. L. Doherty 2428 North 95th St. Dorsey's Melody Mart 7815 W. Burleigh St. G. L. Dowe, D.D.S. 7018 West North Ave. N. E. Doyle Insurance Agency 9326 West Beverly Place Draeger's Food Shop 8724 W. North Avenue Mr. 6- Mrs. Ernest Drifka 15815 Elder Lawn Parkway Edmund's Beauty Shop 6744 West Wells St. Lou Ehlers - Buick 1325 E. Capitol Dr. Robert Ehr General Contractor Mr. G Mrs. Lawrence Ehrnst 727 Robertson Elm Brook Realty 7532 W. State St. Elm Grove Fuel 6- Supply Co. Elm Grove, Wisconsin Elm Grove I.G.A. Foodliner 12900 Bluemound Road Gehl's Dairy Elm Grove Lumber Co., Inc. 13315 W. Watertown Plank Road Elm Heights Pure Service 12326 W. Watertown Plank Road Erv's Radio 6: Appliance Store 1628 West North Avenue EZ Painter Corp. America's Largest Manufacturers ot Paint Rollers Mr. G Mrs. George F. Farley 1760 Wedgewood Drive E. Felker Distributing Corp. Southern Wisconsin Distrib. Felsing Motor Sales N. 41st at W. Fond du Lac Ave. Fink's Drug Store 1540 West Fond du Lac Ave. Dan Fitzgerald Pharmacy Phones - ED 2-8380 G ED 2-3513 Flanagan - Kenney Co. 6012 West Vliet St. Iohn B. Fleischmann, Plumber 2337 North 37th Street Fonda Pharmacy 6816 W. Hampton Aver Food Fair Elm Grove, Wisconsin Larry Foran - Ford South Milwaukee Cyril C. Foster, Attorney at Law 34th Street at North Avenue Spencer Frank Delicatessen 7902 West Burleigh Street Frazen Funeral Home 1334 North 12th Street Lawrence Friess Cottages for Rent Hubertus, Wisconsin Fromm Standard Service 5030 West Center Street Gehl Lumber Co. 5101 North 37th St. 3326 W. Capitol Drive 'I57 BUSINESS PA TRONS Geis Overhead Door Mfg. Co. 7931 W. Burleigh Street Goggin's Ambulances 4909 North 40th St. Ierry Gogin's Service 12331 West North Ave. Golden Guernsey Dairy 2206 North 30th Street Gordie's Service Station 6804 W. North Avenue Gordon Press 2579 North 35th St The Grand North Avenue at 89th St. The Grand - Exclusively Modem Furniture 1715 West Fond du Lac Avenue Grebe Bakeries Open Sundays Rev. Edward M. Grohall St. Dominic's Congregation Guetzlali Memorial Co. 6401 W. Appleton Avenue R. B. Gunderson Insurance Agency 38th Street at W. Fond du Lac Ave. Haagen's Garden Mart 6204 W. Capitol Drive Haering's Fine Sausage Inc. 1836 W. Fond du Lac Ave. Hampton Heights Food Mkt. - I. Zie 10135 West Hampton Avenue Ioseph Hanke Inc. 4181 N. Oakland Ave. Hardtke Music Co. 5510 West Center St. Dorothy Hartman -- Bridge Lessons Call SU-2-9206 Heiser - Ford 2319 N. Prospect Ave. Herbst Drug Store 6752 W. Wells St. bell, Propr. Herdegen Mink Ranch Granville, Wisconsin Hilty Forster Lumber Division 5900 North 91st Street Hobby Hut 6719 West North Ave. Home Savings Bank 2200 North 3rd St. Eddy Hruz Pro Shop 5000 West Vliet St. Hyde Park Tailors G Cleaners 6738 West Wells Street Hydrite Chemical Co. 605 South 12th Street I-P Industrial Supplies Inc. 444 North 29th Street William H. lassoy Co. - Iewelers 8935 West North Avenue Iennaro Bros. 339 N. Broadway Iessen's Cleaners 1221 N. 68th St. Iessen's l.G.A. 4925 West Hampton Ave. Iezo Construction Co. 1909 South 74th Street Wm. A. Iohnson Construction 11516 West Bluemound Road Iohn's Tog Shop 7832 West Burleigh St. Kapp's Bakery 4912 W. Fond du Lac Ave. Karp's Baker's Supplies Inc. Milwaukee, Wisconsin Kaul Oil Co. 5931 North 91st Street Keenan Drugs Co., Inc Reliable Prescription Service Keller's Pharmacy 7001 W. Center St. I. K. Kenehan 5204 North 36th St. 158 BUSINESS PA TRONS Larry Kessenich's Service Station 3637 W. Fond du Lac Avenue Ketter's Pharmacy 3795 N. Green Bay Ave. Kovack Fabric Center 714 N. Water- Street Kraft Pharmacy 12527 W. Hampton Ave. Kreilkarnp Electric Co., lnc. 4955 W. Fond du Lac Avenue Bob G Lee Krill Decorating Service 7700 West Burleigh Street Arthur Kuesel Coal Co. 794 North Water Street Kunz Farms Dairy Store 7681 W. Appleton Avenue Lakeside Beauty Shop 3949 N. Prospect Avenue Donald Lamberty Painting -- Papering Frank G. Lang 8932 W. North Ave. Lisbon Drive-In 8718 W. Lisbon Ave. Lloyd Electric Service 7532 W. Appleton Ave. Locker's Flowers 9125 W. North Ave. Compliments of A Friend Ierry Lofy's Barber Shop 6914 West North Avenue Lucia's Hair Styling Salon 4710 W. Fond du Lac Ave. Lumbermen's Credit Corp. 7149 W. Burleigh Street Luther's Parkway Service 7608 W. Bluemound Road Mader's Restaurant 1041 North 3rd Street 1. I. Maglio Wholesale Fruit G Produce 2966 North 92nd Street Marasco's Wholesale Center 6400 W. Greenfield Ave. Matthias Plumbing 6: Piping Co. 3041 North 79th Street Maull-Baker Box Co. 3714 W. Lancaster Ave. Merkel Millwork Menomonee Falls, 11Visconsin Midtown Auto Sales 5801 West Center St. Midwest Radio Co., Inc. 3414 W. North Avenue Mrs. Adele K. Miller Oconomowoc, Wisconsin Miller's Food Store Lannon, Wisconsin The Milwaukee Blood Center 763 North 18th Street P. C. Monday Tea Co. 1120 West Iuneau Ave. Mr. G Mrs. Frank I. Muench Elm Grove, Wisconsin Mu1der's Food Market 11728 W. North Avenue Al Murphy Real Estate 3074 N. 79th Street Northern Bank 3536 W. Fond du Lac Ave. Northwestern Motor Car Co. 2428 West North Avenue Ianet O'Neal, Hairdressers 1010 Legion Drive, Elm Grove Oregon Inn 3404 W. North Ave. Park Electric Co. Everything in Lighting Fixtures Pertzborn Funeral Home 2336 West Cherry Street Peters Hardware 5- Supply Co, North 60th at Silver Spring Road 159 BUSINESS PA TRONS Pete's Market 7828 W. Burleigh St, Ray M. Powers Insurance 828 North Broadway Dr. I. W. Quasney North 35th at West State Street Harry Radermacher, Insurance 8011 Iackson Park Boulevard Rampollo's Fruit Market 4003 North Downer Avenue Ravenswood Gift Shoppe 8320 W. Bluemound Road Rawlings 5: Burkhardt 4621 West Center Street Reinhold Ace Hardware West Lisbon Avenue at 24th St et re Reiny's Barber Shop 229 North 76th Street Mr. and Mrs. Fred Reisweber 7446 North Navajo Road Fred Richert Pump 6- Softener Co. 2622 Wauwatosa Avenue Ricochette Bar 7009 W. Capitol Drive Riordan 6- DeHaas Realty Co. 1436 South 92nd Street Rippin' Good Cookies Inc. 3805 W. Fond du Lac Avenue Ripple's Shoes 2704 N. Teutonia Avenue Rookies Ole Lamp Inn 84th Street at Lisbon Avenue Rose G Gary's Delicatessen 8105 West Lisbon Avenue Ierry Rottmann Service 2504 N. Teutonia Avenue Ruby Chevrolet Inc. 5101 W. Capitol Drive Russell Real Estate 7015 W. North Avenue Saint Leo's Parish 2470 W. Locust Street Saint Pius X Parish 2506 Wauwatosa Avenue Klementine Salow 1760 Wedgewood Drive E. Sax Brothers - Arts G Crafts Supplies llll North 3rd Street Schaetfer's Food 3001 North 28th Street Schaetz Contractors Inc. Butler, Wisconsin Scheele Pharmacy 957 Glenview Avenue R. H. Schilling - Home Builders 2765 North 90th Street Schmidt G Bartelt Inc. Funeral Service Schrode's Bakery 9121 W. North Avenue Iohn Schroeder Service 7130 W. Center Street Schwaab Stamp :St Seal Co. 547 North Water Street Schwanke-Kasten Co. 324 E. Wisconsin Avenue Schwenn Drug 12940 W. Bluemound Road Seekins-Memrnel Sheet Metal Co. 2432 West Vliet Street Erv Sellin's Conoco Service 4201 West Capitol Drive Sentry Foods 4412 W. Capitol Drive Sentry Foods Highway 57 - Thiensville Sentry Markets Inc. tSentry guards your savingsl 6240 North Port Washington Road Shellenberger Gregg 61 Co. Fuel Oil - Service - Br 6-7400 Tommy Sheridan Piano Studios 5906 N. Port Washington Road 'I60 BUSINESS PA TRONS Robert Simons Beauty Salon 738 North Milwaukee Street Sisters of St. Francis 1501 South Layton Boulevard F. I. Spillman Prudential Life Insurance Co. Sport Bar 304 North 76th St. Wauwatosa Iames A. Stadler, Insurance 722 Bankers Building Harry P. Stahl - Builder 2876 North 91st Street Adolph E. Stelzl G Associates, 735 North Water Street Sterling Market 2674 N. 51st St. Stockhausen Bros. - Painting 1641 North 69th Street Stolz-Wicks Inc. 4120 West Fond du Lac Ave. Strachota's Regent Recreation 4011 W. North Avenue Sur - TV Sales and Repairs 8411 West Lisbon Avenue Cutt Swittel's 7208 W. State St. Mr. G Mrs. Edward Tennant 528 North 112th Street Thiet - Ieweler 513 East Silver Spring Drive Three D's 12520 West Hampton Avenue Tiny's Drive-In 6030 W. Center Street Trash Collectionnlnc. 1323 N. Water Street Turck's Food Market 9316 W. Appleton Ave. Vogl's Highway 175, Fussville, Wisc. Insurance 61 Paperhanging William I. Zwaska Al Volz Service Station 4444 West Wisconsin Avenue Walter's Meat Market Lannon, Wisconsin Wappler's Capitol Shell 2709 West Capitol Drive Wauwatosa Arcade Mike Feuling Wauwatosa Bake Shoppe 817 North 68th Street Wauwatosa Camera Shop 6515 W. North Avenue George Webb, Restaurant 7225 W. North Avenue Don Wegner Plumbing Co. 2612 Wauwatosa Avenue Weiss Rhythm and Rhyme 7129 W. North Avenue Wellinger Turkey Ranch 7568 North 76th Street Wendler Funeral Home 2031 W. Capitol Drive West Lawn Beer Depot :S Food Market 6220 W. Silver Spring Drive Winke1man's Ace Hardware W, Fond du Lac at Capitol Drive Wisconsin Fork Lift Truck 6- Crane Co 1910 South 81st Street Wishing Well Gift Shop 8818 W. North Avenue Wodushek Appliance 4912 W, North Avenue R. I. Wucherer Bakery 2643 W. Vliet Street Yule Truck Lines Inc. Serving Milwaukee Racine, Kenosha QS Chicago Zamka Furniture Store 731 East Center Street Zell Machine Industries Elrn Grove, Wisc. SU 2-8012 525 Elm Spring Avenue 161 Shop Mr. and Mrs. Iohn Ackerman Rene Adami Iack L. Adams Mr. and Mrs. Iack Aiken Mrs. Anne Alvarez Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ament Mr. and Mrs. Anderson Iohn I. Arneth, M.D. Auto Cartage Company PA TRONS Aumueller and Lenz Landscaping and Grading Henry B. Babcock Mr. Clifford H. Bakes Mr. and Mrs. Iames R. Baer Mr. and Mrs. Lester Barwind Beanie, Carmello and Celinie Mr. and Mrs. Har Bennett Dr. and Mrs. H. SllBenz Beyer's Grocery Dr. and Mrs. Roy Berg E. H. Berger Mr. and Mrs. Edward Bielefeld Donald Boehmer Mr. 6- Mrs. Ioseph Bori Mr. CS Mrs. V. I. Boyer Mr. G Mrs. I. H. Branch Mr. 6- Mrs. William Bureta Mr. V. Iohn Burg ral Mr. 6- Mrs. Iohn Burke Mr. CS Mrs. William E. Burns Mr. Frank Buschke Mr. G Mrs. Morgan I. Cahill Virginia Callen Dr. G Mrs. Carlson Mr. G Mrs. F. Carrick Thomas E. Cavanaugh Mr. 6. Mrs. Reuben A. Charette Miss Barbara Chase Chicken Delight of Milwaukee Cl'1uck's Shoe Store Roy Clarey Everette Coghlan Mr. :S Mrs. Albert Collins Columbia Beer 6: Liquor Depot Ralph M. Cress Mr. 61 Mrs. A. Croft Mr. :St Mrs. Harold C. Daly Mr. G Mrs. Sam D'Amico Mr. G Mrs. Charles C. Davis D G B Food Market Doris Dee Beauty Salon Mr. LS- Mrs. Charles Drisinger Mrs. Elsie Delsman Deluxe Shoe Service Mr. 5: Mrs. Francis .Deppisch F r. Ioseph Derks Derr 's l.G.A. Mr. dl Mrs. Raymond Dettlaff Mr. Louis Deuhring Dr. G Mrs. Iohn De Werth Mr. 6. Mrs. Iose h Doll Mr. QS Mrs. lim Dorsey Dr. I. Drake Mr. 6- Mrs. William Dries Mr. G Mrs. E. I. Driscoll Mr. df Mrs. Leo Driscoll Mr. 61 Mrs. Iohn Dryer Dr. I. R. Dundon Mr. QS Mrs. Merlin M. Dunn Mr. G Mrs. E. G. Dyszelski 162 Ioseph F. Eckert Gene Edwards - Radio Station WRIT Mr. CS. Mrs. Iohn Egan Mr. CS Mrs. Roy Eisenhauer Elm Grove Cleaners Elm Grove Realt Mr. :S Mrs. F. I. Enom Miss Caroline Emmer Mr. G Mrs. Erwin Emmer Mr. 6- Mrs. Raymond I. Emmer Mr. 61 Mrs. Wm. F . Engelhardt Mr. Robert Eschrich, Ir. Mrs. Robert Eschrich, Ir. Ethel's Mrs. L. Etheridge Fabric Faire Doroth Fiedler Lester Fieldhack Iohn Fina Mr. G Mrs. F. L. Fisher Mr. 61 Mrs. Robert F. Fisher Erven I. Fli iel Mr. G Mrs. lllfictor A. F loryance Mr. ci Mrs. Gordon A. Frank Frank Frederick's Candy Store Mr. ci Mrs. C. F reudigmann A Friend A Friend A Friend A Friend A Friend A Friend A Friend A Friend A Friend A Friend A Friend A Friend A Friend A Friend A Friend Rik F roio Mr. ci Mrs. Ralph I. Gaeb Gateway Beer 5- Liquor Mr. Mrs. Bernard Geisheker Mr. CS Mrs. Norbert I, Gehl Dr. E. M. Gissal . . . Mrs. Homer Gillman . G Mrs. Thomas Grady Mr Mr Gerry Grainger - Radio Station WRIT Mr. 6- Mrs. Raymond Gray Mr. cSf Mrs. A. Grossenbacher Grove Shell Service Mr. ci Mrs. Ervin P. Guentner Marcella Guentner Mr. CS Mrs. Iohn A. Gundrum Mr. G Mrs. Iose h L. Gutmann Mr. 61 Mrs. R. Haasch Mr. G Mrs. A. C. Hackenbuick Miss Cecilia Haertle Bill Hai - Radio Station WRIT Robert Hamann Dr. I. G. Hansen Mr. 5' Mrs. D. E. Harrin ton . G Mrs. A. Stanle Plgarris . G Mrs. Maurice Flartwell . 61 Mrs. H. F. Hauptman . 6: Mrs. S. Hauser Haverland Barber Shop Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr. CS Mrs. L. Hayden Helen Hixson's Gift Shop Mr. CS Mrs. Walter Heinz Dr. G Mrs. E. A. Heipp Mr. CS Mrs. C. I. Henderson Dr. CS Mrs. G. E. Herina Mrs. Ioseph Herde en Mr. CS Mrs. T. I. Hickey Mr. G Mrs. C. F. Hig ins Mr. 6: Mrs. William Hlill Dr. CS Mrs. Daniel I. Holzhauer Mr. G Mrs. F. V. Horak Mr. CS Mrs. Iames W. Horan Mr. CS Mrs. Donald Horkheimer Mr. G Mrs. Iohn A. Horning Iohn Hornin , Ir. Dr. 61 Mrs. Ioiin F. Imp Dr. T. A. Inda Ioanne Iacks Iack's Shoe Repair Mr. CS Mrs. G. Iaenecke Ir. Ianas Cleaners Mr. CS Mrs. H. C. Iandt Grace Iessel Mr. CS Mrs. Harry Iohnson Mr. CS Mrs. Sigfrid W. Iohnson Mr. CS Mrs. Edward R. Iones Mr. CS Mrs. R. F. Iones Mr. 5: Mrs. R. E. Iun Mr. 6: Mrs. Charles Kaberna Mr. Mrs. I. C. Kaczmarck Mr. 6: Mrs. George C. Kanne Mr. CS Mrs. K. O. Kapke Mr. CS Mrs. H. Karnitz Robert Kasten Miss Kathryn Keena Mr. 6. Mrs. Helmut I. Keller Mr. CS Mrs. L. F. Kelly Mr. CS Mrs. I. Kemp Mr. CS Mrs. E. Allan Kiely . Mr. CS Mrs. E. B. King Mr. CS Mrs. F. Klancnik Mr. CS Mrs. Arthur Kohasky L. Kohlbeck - Ieweler Mr. CS Mrs. Edward Kopinshi Mr. CS Mrs. Ioseph B. Kowalski Mr. CS Mrs. Carrol A. Krumenacker Mr. CS Mrs. Stanley Kruszewski Frank E. Cub Dr. R. H. Kuehn, D.D.S. Raye Knute Mr. CS Mrs. I. E. La Due Mrs. L. La Due Mr. CS Mrs. R. G. La Due Mr. CS Mrs. Heinz Lambrecht Mr. CS Mrs. Henry CS Brian Lanser Mr. CS Mrs. A. L. Larson Miss Mary Lachliedner Dr. CS Mrs. W. H. Leeming Mr. 6: Mrs. George V. Lehmann Louis A. Le Mieux Eugene Lenartz Mr. CS Mrs. Nelson H. Lonergan Mr. CS Mrs. Ioseph Long Long's Grocery Miss Clarissa C. Lullogg Luster - Color Inc. Luster - Color - Platemaking Mr. 61 Mrs. Burdette Lynn PA TRCNS 163 Mr. Anton Machesky Carl Malischke Iohn G. Maloney Mr. CS Mrs. Ioseph Maly Mr. G Mrs. Michael Marasco Lee Marriott Farm Store Mr. CS Mrs. V. H. Martell Mr. G Mrs. Willard I. Martin Mr. CS Mrs. Sylvester Marx Mr. 6- Mrs. R. Mastenbrook Ioseph CS Ruth Matejicka Dr. Iohn Mathie Verlaine Mattick's Beauty Shop Mr. CS Mrs. Sam Maurogenis Mr. CS Mrs. Dan Ma er Mr. CS Mrs. Iohn I. Miayer Mel Maynarcl's Service Dr. CS Mrs. Iohn McCabe Mrs. Dennis F. McCarthy Mr. CS Mrs. R. E. McGee Mr. CS Mrs. Walter E. McNally E. M. Mehan Mr. CS Mrs. Iohn C. Mehegan Les Meno's Market Mr. CS Mrs. George Mergener Merrill Park Pharmacy M. O. Mertz Don Metzger 'iBig D WRIT Mr. CS Mrs. Mileski Miss Loret Elizabeth Miller Mr. CS Mrs. Richard M. Miller Mr. G Mrs. Robert E. Miller Miller's Beer CS Liquor Mr. CS Mrs. Ioseph Mischke Dr. CS Mrs. H. B. Morgenroth Mr. CS Mrs. Iames G. Morris Mrs. Anna B. Mueller Mr. G Mrs. Iames Mullarkey Roy I. Mulvaney mrs. R. I. Mulvaney r . G Mrs Mr. CS Mrs Mr. CS Mrs . Ierry Murray . Paul Murphy . W. I. Murphy Mr. CS Mrs. Thomas Nee Mr. CS Mrs Nesbitt Mr. CS Mrs. Edward Netzel Mr. CS Mrs Henry Neuburg Mr. CS Mrs. . Ierome Nicholson Edward Niss Mr. CS Mrs. Charles Nolan North American Skat Club North Avenue Appliance Co. Sandra Norton Mr. CS Mrs. Melvin Novak Mr. 6. Mrs. George H. Nowak Mary Iane Nowak Mr. CS Mrs. Harry W. O'Boyle Mr. CS Mrs. R. M. O'Connor Mr. CS Mrs. Mark Oddino Adolph Olivi Mr. 5 Mrs. Earl R. Olson Mrs. Harriett O'Neil Miss Mary O'Neil Mr. 5: Mrs. William I. O'Neil Francine F. Orcedus Dr. CS Mrs. Iohn O'Reilly Mr. CS Mrs. Ray E. Ott Palace Clothing Co. Dr. G Mrs. C. E. Palen ,.,,. it I PWIUVQ' Q ' ' ' ' F'1 Dr. 61 Mrs. Frank I. Pallasch Mr. G Mrs. Ralph G. Patin Mr. 6: Mrs. Louis Patscot Mrs. L. I. Paulus Mr. 51 Mrs. Victor Pavlic Mr. of Mrs. Peter Penasa Dr. E. Penter Iohn Petrott Mr. 6- Mrs. Chas. A. Pfannerstill Rev. Elmer Pfeil Phillip's Linoleum G Tile Dr. G Mrs. Ray Piaskowski George I. Poetzel Dr. Edward Popp Mrs. Susan Porte Mr. G Mrs. E. Quick Mr. 61 Mrs. Iohn Quinn Mr. 6: Mrs. Bruno Ramazini Howard C. Rasch Mr. 6- Mrs. Harvey Reinhard Dr. Iames Regan Reliable Shoe Rebuilding Mr. 6. Mrs. Edward Repinski Mary Richards Walter Ripple H. H. Roberts Mr. G Mrs. W. P. Robertson Mr. G Mrs. Michael Rogall Marg, Mike, 61 Ann Rogers Mr. Mrs. Iohn C. Rohatsch Anthony P. Romano Rosenberger 61 Schley - Real Estate Betsy Ross Shop - Gift Cards Mr. QS Mrs. Iohn Roth Mr. :Sf Mrs. Gordon I. Russell Ruth's Pharmacy Ruth's Sweet Shop Mr. :Sf Mrs R. K. Rutz Saint Pius' C.Y.O. Mr. 61 Mrs. Sabljak Sacred Picture Company Mr. G Mrs. Walter Sadowski Mr. G Mrs. Frederick Salditt Mr. 61 Mrs. William C. Sanders Ioan Sangor Lew Sangor Mr. G Mrs. V. M. Sauve Mr. G Mrs. P. A. Schamber Mr. 61 Mrs. B. I. ,Schaus Susan Schiereck Mr. 61 Mrs. Earl Schilling Mr. of Mrs. Arthur I. Schinner Mr. 6: Mrs. Iohn B. Schmid Rev. R. Schmidbauer E. A. Schmidt Mr. CS: Mrs. Iohn C. Schmitt Dr. Iohn I. Schoenecker Mr. G Mrs. Neil Schommer Frances Schreck Mr. 61 Mrs. George F. Schroeder Schrode's Bakery Kurt Schulz Delicatessen A. C. Schumann Marilyn Schuster Rev. Robert I. Schweizer Harry Seaman Ir. Mr. CS Mrs. Albert Seckinger Mr. 61 Mrs. Ray Seiberlick PA TR ONS 164 Mr. 61 Mrs. R. S. Shannon l..ou's Shell Service Mr. 6: Mrs. Iohn A. Sheridan Mr. of Mrs. I. C. Smith Sophie's Shop Mr. G Mrs. Kendall Spicer Mr. ci Mrs. Clarence C. Spors Mr, 6: Mrs. R. Stamm Mr. 6- Mrs. Stattmannsl . G Mrs. H. P. Stein . :Sf Mrs. L. P. Steitz Atty. 6: Mrs. William L. Stemper Stenz Realty Company, Inc. Lawrence Stephan George I. Stippich, Sr. Mrs. L. Strachota Mr. ci Mrs. Arthur A. Strack Mr. of Mrs. L. 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