Kenosha High School - Spy Yearbook (Kenosha, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 126 of the 1938 volume:

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V -L R a f - ' X if .,,,,s-5-:-Q Y, V 'U V ...jg Q 1 0 A 3 ' f I 1 x 2 -'ll I .vii X r' Q-DX Q I gl W I it ij' ' I f 1- E E dl 32 2 2 K , 1 x 'I ---3 fi 73' -2 XJ fi '-'Q v FOREWORD Hnother year has passed, and once more a SPY, recording the activities and achievements of each season of that year, is presented to the students of Kenosha High School. The SPY STAFF has enjoyed compiling this book. We hope that you will enjoy perusing it and that in future years its pages will recall to you many happy hours of your youth. qdernard gf9Vl'lH3Zl1fZ Editor Xe .wgg . . .i fu-1 f-VX! Q. .4- Y 4'-.,..,.,,,I. I. 5 E J 4 A ' 1. F an .f G. F. Loomis, M. A. S .fermiemderii of Schools Q- ,sf Geo. N. Tremper, M. A. Principal Administration D. T. Iohn, M. A. Associate PNNCIDG1 S. W. Ward, A. B Assistant Principal ll w ' I -- -9' , A I I H- 9 X qsxz. rt' Clna Anflrews, B. A., Malher'nal1Cfg Myrtle Bnnqsbeng, M. A., Enqllshg C. E. Bsxyler, B. A., Mathemahcsg l-I. M. Benson, M. A., Bugmess Pmctlceg Nora Belle Bmnle, B. A., Enql1sh,Fl0xenCe E. Bxsb-ee, A. B., Enqhsh, luhand Boe-mer, B. A., Shcfrharld, Typlnqg Ruth C. Brelseth, M. A., Enqhsh, Kenneth D.B1'own, B. A., Arl, Ruth B. Brown, M. A., Enqhshj C. G. Browne, M. A., Buslness Pmchce, Gecrqmana Canfleld, Ph. B., Art, Florence E. Caswell, B. S., Maths-nmhcsf l. C. Chapel, M. A., Chennslryg Martha Clap-yy, M. A., Lann, Elsle Cnmro, A. B., Typlnq, Shorthand, Ednh Geneweve Dc1I'1lEl, A. M., Enqllshg lohn D. Dawes, Ph. B., Speech, Drwiarnglticsg Margaret S. De-nsrnore, M. A., Enqllshg lohn P.D1cks, Ph. B., E-jonmmcs, Smence, Mary A. Doherty, B. A., Chemmtry, Com G. Fellznnclns, B. A., Bloloqyg 0. N. Gaulke, M. A.. Typlnq, Mahlfgla Hansen, M. A., I-llstmy, Econornmcsg Hope H. l-ldshnqs, B. A., l-hslory, Neal S. l-lels, B. S., Physlcal Educanong lfcthezlne K. Hodges, B. A., Enqllshg Avia l. lohnson, B. S., Shorlhslnrjl, Typing, lumes T. Knli, A. M., HISIOIWYQ lVl1l'lI'llE M. l.ors:or1, B. E., Music, Ellqerlal Llewellyn, M. A., Enqhsh, Isabel R. Low, M. A., HlstorygN. A. Maqar-0, M. A., lichen, Nelhfe L. Maloney, Boolckeeplnqg W. VJ. lvlarlelle, A. B., History, C. L. Mason, M. A., Physlcs, Band, Charloife A. Mclofly, B. A., Enqllahg Mary Ellzalveth Murphy, M. A., El1qll5l'lQ Davld Newbelry, A. B., Phys1CsgCc1ryl l.LlC1l6 Oqles, lj. Shorthand, Typnnqg HQWlfHlfl H. Pazddofsk, A. M., Hislri-ry, Government. NS Rurh Palmer, B. S., Pl'lYSlC.'f3l Eclucauong l. A. Peel, M. S., Physrcal Educahon, M. C. Rafshol, M. A., lndustrral Geography, Dorothy Elle-nz Sandholrn, B, E., Physrcal Educahong Leone Schuessler, M. A., Sparnshg Laura M. Schultz, B. A., German, Dorothy Slater, Ph. B, L1lJrarygGlenl. Srrnlh, M. A., SOC1EilpI'Obl6I'!1S-, Gurdancey Laura E. Steffen, B. A., Enqllshg H. D. Valaske, Mechanlcal Drawlnqp Mrldred Vanderhoof, M. A., Physrcal Eclucahong C. H. Walter, M. A., Physl-:sp Helen Wzcks. M. S., Enqhsh, lournalrsm, lNol prcturecllp Mary Loulse VVllllE1l'IlS, B, L., Mathemahcs, V1rqin1a Wrlscn, A. B., French, Le-Roy Wolfe, B. A., Law, Azalea l. Terry, Secretary7'Luc1lle Munson, Secretary, Margaret BC'I'lOllQl1O, Lzbrary Assrstanlg Marle E. Chr1sler, M. A., Mathemahcsg C. E. Daqqell, M. A., Bookkeeping, Typmq, Arthur E. Freeherq, B. A., lndustrlal Arts, Tella Gruffln, Ph, B., Mathemahcs, Ethel Mae lones, M, A., Hlsloryg Harry Krrn, B. S., Calinnel Malirnqj W. C, Kruse, B. A., Malhenrahcsg WllH'l3 L Kuehl, M. A., Enqllshp Anne Kusta, B. S., Home Econormcs: Alma M Merrrclz, M. A., Lanng Carlena I. Mrchaelrs, M. A., Enqlxshg Teresa W. McDonough, B. S., Home Economlcsg Plc-rence B. Nelson, B. A., Enghsh, CdlllGlwlHG B. Novaclc, Ph. B., Mathemahcsp Prudence Schaefer, Ph. B., B1OlOQ'y'f Eunlce L. Smllh, B. S., Enqllshg Harvarcl C. Smrlh, B. S., Prrntmqp Florence K. Solcollk, B. S., Home Econorrncsy CP. T. Steflensen, B. S., Melal 'Worlcg Ben Trewyn, B. A., Bool-zlqeepmqg Seral l. Warren, M. A., Mathemahcsg Haiel Herley, Secretary, Cecrlra M. Waqner, P. N., Nurse, Esther Goltlreh, R. N., Nurse fNol picturecll. 1 ' ' I . it ,iff . J -- . , 11' r 1. i V... 1 re I IH I 1 9 n 1' 64,1 I A' !' I Xu' . 'A' 1 V Senior Girl Reserve 'B lunior Girl Reserve Da Vinci Club QTAL-T52a.01f Seminar Club Kenews Quill and Scmll Exif y ml .BL 3 lunior Rotary K Club I X PSP Club 6 Student Council ltalian Club Annex Student Council J If Ji. F W J H1-Y X Red Triangle If M 4 kg National Forensic Leaque K. H. S. Debating Teams 22 290951 'F v- , A l'ugr l',Xll'l'4'lI Printers Guild Ushers Club S, C, A, Girl Scouts '-L , V , . 0 9 Nag! ' ' fa , 1-4,- ff T5 K , , -lg X!! l French Club -Nr' ll Spanish Club WW Latin Club mx German Club will I Il Girls' Cflee Clulo A Cappella Choir 5 I gf- 11111111111 K. H. S. Male Quartets Sophomore Chorus K. H. S. Qrchestra K. H. S. Band Rhythm Club String Quartet 'upw ,Si.'C1l'l'll X N Football Cheerlng students! Pranclng warrnors on the battleheld! craclzer lack! Red and black, black and red! Bearntng faces: sparkhng eyes, charmlng smtlesq flashy ties!! Suddenly everyone is gulet. Players on the fleld stand sttll. The flag rlses slowly as the students stng the natlonal anthem accompanled by the hand. The B1g Elght Conference hegins' Stlrrlng marches played by the handl Peanuts-sodee pop- gs fi 4 Lytle, Manager Doblotns, Mandel, S .wg Peterson, Mr. Dtcl-15, Barca, Mtlzsts, xx Hansen -'Thi-el, Manager. . ,i ll Mr. Trewyn, lones, Arnbelang, X,ff 6 C ,Zales l?'chat-ds, Hauhnch, Housh, Warren. u,,Q,Q,,,,, ,,k,... 1- M ,ly ' ' g Pterson, Hughes, Ferguson, Stanl-1, 'C , ' X ., Q .HY Covelll, Gordon, Bernacchl, x' kfd x 9 Q . ' 5. iffy, +I' . fx 1 Football Games of l937 gi ,'-Q g SEPTEMBER 18. ' E , ff NSF l' -'SY' Before an over-flow crowd, lured by ldeal weather, Kenosha! Re-Llmen toppled Fond du Luc of the Fox Q 5,4 A Pver Valley conference, 21 to O. The vlctory was a personal one for Coach Dlclls SINCE Fond du Lac IS coached , . - C - , sf by Morton Ptne, hrs teammate ln Kenosha l-hgh and later at Rlpon College. N A In the llrst few rmnutes of play, Kenosha scored two polnts on a safety. Shortly after, Bolo Gordon made a S l 31 yard touchdown run, and Stanlf locked for the extra polnt. ln the thlrd quarter, Covelll fumbled on the goal llne, N Q hut lee Mtlcgts smothered the hall for a touchdown. Late ln the game, Kenosha blocked a Fond du Lac punton the . +V, A fwe yard lute, and Goggxns carned the hall over for the ftnal tally of the game. g ' I X, . , X is X X 1 -'5'x-I r t 'm . l QI! ' ' ' g-il' ,Q fi- A- r E' aw. E- .. X gem: - ,X , S , kgam X, . x ., . . ..t..,s... X- Q wQ:3es.3'Fvi!rx Football Games of 1937 SEPTEMBER 25. ln the conference opener, Madtson Central, under the lrqhts of Breeze Stevens Fleld, upset the Reds of Kenosha 13 to 6. Kenosha domrnated throughout the game, reqtsterrnq ll frrst downs to Central's 4. Kenosha scored rn the second quarter on runs made by Covellr and Gordon. The Madrsonrtes tted the score at the end of the thrrd quarter when Potter returned a punt for 65 yards. Madrson scored agarn rn the last quarter on a pass from McCann to Potter. Sander reserved a pass from Potter for the extra potnt. OCTOBER 2. Under the lrghts at Horllck Stadturn, Kenoshas Red Devrls rebuffed then' hosts 7 to O, The Kenoshans rolled up a total of erqht frrst downs to the Scarlet and Grey's one. The lone score came rn the frrst ftve rnrnutes when Carnosy scored from the one foot lrne after Covellt had placed the oval on that marker by vtrtue of a 17 yard , V ' V' ' end sweep. Carnosy converted for the extra pornt, 4 l if if L' OCTOBER 9. Q I Kenosha HIQTIVS Red Devtls met the enemy and were defeated loy Madrson West's powerful qrrd Juqgernaut uv' - ' 4' wrth a score of 12 to 6. West opened the scorrnq hostrlrttes wtth a touchdown after several tnterupted drrves. West scored aqarn in the last quarter on Phahler's rnterceptlon of a Kenosha pass, Prerson made the only Kenosha touchdown on an end sweep after placrnq the ball III posltron for a score on two prevtous taunts, Byrd, l-lame, Klees, Sparalcts, Mandel Feel-zler, r Fngrnaurtee, Karpowtcz, Peterson, Bernaceht, Pamlow, Person, Pteclzer, Hansen- Lytle, Manager. Mr, Trewyn, Puras, Kray, Wllsotr, Dolifbtns, Steftens, Fkrrtlyelanfg, Dtetz, Martnellt, Ptehl, Krolc, lones, Hauhrlch, lllglllfnfl lfftlftf' Wfrrreri Pyshkus, Capoflar-io, P1Cl'1arfl::, Dlehl, Stanlt, l'lE'I'FICl'1, llurnlxie, Gullvransen, Langer, lfalvonnan, Dtehl, Polanln, Barca, floursh, Phelan, Thlel. Btelewtcz, Stanlc, Devtne, March, Hughes, Ferguson, Covellt, Mr. Dtelc:-', Gfrrnlon, Dilulule, Pulera, Covelll, Herrrfxli, Arneclne, VV,F:lSE'. l'ugr' ,gl'l'l'lll4'l'II ll WJ, L. I Before a record breaking homecoming crowd Kenosha's Red grid warriors downed a stubborn Park eleven, 7 to O. A Covelli to Camosy pass early in the first quarter gave the Kenoshans a lead they never relinquished throughout the remainder of the game. Kenosha turned back many futile pass attempts of Park's in the final moments to earn a well deserved victory. OCTOBER 30. NOVEMBER 6. Football Games for 1937 OCTOBER 16. Under the lights of Monterey Stadium, Kenosha's Redrnen were defeated 6 to O by lanesville's undefeated eleven which later won the conference title. Early in the second quarter lanesville drove over for the lone marker from the fifteen yard line where a feeble Red punt had gone out-of-bounds. Alex Ferguson made a forty-three yard run which nearly resulted in a Kenosha score. OCTOBER 23. Kenosha I-ligh School's scrappy Redmen held Madison East scoreless for three quarters, but were unable to withstand Harold Rooney's savage running in the final period. The Purple and Gold scored on a seventy-one yard march for a 6 to O victory. Taking the ball on its own 29 yard line, East, led by Rooney, who carried the hall ll out of 13 plays, marched to the goal, Kenosha was in position to score twice in the fourth quarter, but adverse circumstances nullified both. 05 The Kenosha gridrnen, in the football finale of 1937, iolted Beloit, defending champion, 12 to 7, in the most stunning reversal of the year in the Big Eight Conference. The Reds removed Beloit from further title consideration, and this triumph gives them a rating of three wins and four defeats in the circuit for the 1937 campaign. Kenosha A A 13 coined their first touchdown when Covelli went over in the first quarter. The point triedfizzled. Demos scored Beloit's touchdown in the third period, and l-lanaman's kick put the purple ahead 7 to 6. In the final canto Alex Ferguson, behind a perfect spread of interference, breezed over with the deciding tally. l'r1gl' Idl:gllll'1'I1A Q Y l f-s Q ij' , hx I Qi 5 'fw-'lf ., . C.: ' f , Fi 1 5, e X -v S5 3 sim. 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Curi Page lNlilH'f6'l'll li' -1 I ugv 'l.lI'l'lllY Anker Aclelsen, Elvlsa Albini, Betty L. Anderson, Anton Andrulls, Dorothy Apple, Edward Bees, Mary lane Ball,Anqel1ne Barca, Gladys Barth, Anna Baurnan, l-lelm1,ltBeclcer,l0yce Birkholz, Donald Blom, Dorothy Bottle, Donna Bong, Prtscmlla Booth, Ellls Lee Brunner, Robert Bunch-es, La Verne Burnette, lee CdI'I'lfQ'C'I1G':1Cl'11, lose-pl'm1ne Carbone, Neomfl Clwarnbers, Lows Clnapette, Betty Chrxstensen, S-gllly Lou Cummlnqs, Aurom CLIVI, Dmo CLIVI, Gertrucle Cxzarneckn, Ptmron Des lflrmllns, Com De Vrlesz, Anlelmne D1 Cl'lI'lb?tCJff'l19It, Carmen Eyre. Harley Falcon, Theodore Fonlc, lane Frlecll, Helen Gallo, lean Garrrs, Damel Grabowrcz, Geraldlne Grasser, Rlqo Grazranr, Robert Greoorrn, Rrohard Gregory, Marre Gurolotlr, Rosann l-la1ns1nq,Alioe l-lasnnqs., Owen l-lerbrechlsmeler, Albert Horner, Leonard l-lousl'1,Katheryn Hurssen, Tony laqumla, Frances lslvanels, Carl Iverson, Esther lensen, Margaret lense-n, Arnold lohnson, Doroilry lohnson, Wlllls lohnson, Arolfne lones, Stanley Kaouoewlcz, Mlnnle Kalb, Clarence Heller, l-lelen Keflrel, losepll Klulla, Marlon liraal. Y Q 5213555 Igfl' 'l'u'e-nfx -Um .. , - -af' ,.,- ,.,- uw' I I4 f'IlliY- I un Paul La Cornloe, Anna La Pork-3, Carl Larson, leanette La Zarewrch, Wllnla Lxpovslzy, Ivan Long, G-enevleve Lnknuan, Edward Lul-zarsltl, loe Madrlqrano, Fred Mancusr, Gertrude Marshall, G1lberlMe1rsohner, Palmer Marnno, Eleanor Malnolr, Ida Mayo, Kenneth McCoy, Pfolzerl Mcllrath, Vrrqlrna Meurer, Leonard Molholt, Alfred Nrccolen, Agnes Nrelsen, Lows Noto, Leo Nuprlenolz, Eileen Qslerberq, Lows Panasewmcz, Don Perlrldqe, Vail-if Perry, lvlerlln Pelerson, Csffrnella Prccolo, Marvxn Plerson, Lncnm P.-ery, Gene Pzelrfmqelz. lullu Pinzl, Cliwnslance PLUS, Edward Podbereslu, Helen Polenle, Mdrqarel Powell, Rudolpln l3'rasl111'1a, Stanley Puldol-cas, Maman Quardokus, larnes Rasmussen, Hdrnet Reqh, Ralph Reqh, Anne Relnhardt, Eldd Penzulll, Helen Poslnq, Ioyce Rudy, Mane Rumachml-Q, Donald Ruppa, Ernest Salerno, Elnor Sampe, Rosahe Savaqho, Carrnella Scarlato, Maryorxe Schnelcler, Elonse Schull-en, Flancls Shelly, lolin Slnqer, Anna Slarncr, Holger' Sorensen, Lester Sl-Jnk, V1ClO1' SlL11'n'mn, Andrew Tlllh-'f'UDOl'l, Delures Thwlnq, Leona Travis, .i, ,1.. Y lll'Q'lllVY- Y 'll rm I A ,A . if - 1 ffl ? 'npr' Trrmrly- l nur Helen Trotter, l-Qcrthryn Vnlgrslze, Mirrrnus Van Boy-en, Wayne Van Lone, Frank Ventura, Mrke Veprfrskas, limes Verne-zze, Frank Wallace, lvtrchael Wayne, Ernest Whrteroclc, Grace Wrlcox, Lorrarne Wrstrand, Stella Yacukowrcz, Charles Zaronc, Jeanette Zellen, Rose Znttcr, Walter l-lux, Robert Parry. Students Not Having Pictures in Spy Rrchard Q. Bloxdert, Parve-ne Gertrude Bohanan, Norbert Bortlcrewrcz, Artlrrrrffarnosy, Helen Donut, Erleen K. Engel, Lee Frnlc, Dorothy Betty lime Frsh, Allnert l-tees, Charles Hott, lvlrnnre Hurszsen, Wrlma B. Lrpovsliy, Edward A. Loloacz, John R. Mandel, Frank Penzrr, Frarrces Mary Pol-frlq, Dorothy Re-nilz, Mcxqdalerre Mrrrrel Sfrrensen, Stellar Zanro, Drck lohnston, Anclrew lrrqd, Stanley A. lrrskewrcz, George Rrzzolto, Mrtchell G. Sytkowslcr, Wrl.rr'ra Schnell. s- JJ Home Room 318 Mis: Fabrucms 'O MQ,-1 .Ll . x4 f JJMA fww Hfme Rf rr. 3-,. M: , Chapel db-fv Q 0 , -r, 1 LI., f pw, . 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Home Pfoorn ROSA Mr. Daqqett Home Pocm IO-LA MISXS Merrnck Home Room 102A Mrs. Nelson Home Room IOSA M155 Blank Home Room 203A NMFS SCha+?ffe1' Home Room 201A Mr, Kzuse -,. You H1.111g Room ,1O-1A Ivilff I'.1,1el'1I Horne Rof1r1'1 .LMA M1 T1 ew-Jy1'1 Home Rooms Home Room ZOBA M155 Srmth Home Room 20115. Mr. Kruse Home Room IOYA M12 War'1'e1'1 Home Room QOZA M155 lowes l'11gv 'l'hirlx -Hn .. .. .. -r' ' ,lx ,i ,'lL ' ll frillx 'Tun Basketball The overpaclced gym resounded to the cheers and NOISE throughout the basketball season as exerted students gave verbal honors to therr masters of brrlltant, baslcetballrc exhibrttons. Spurred by good, sound coachmanshrp, Kenoshafs cagers tied wrth 1Nashington Part: tor thrrd place. A TEAM Mr. Trewyn, Polanrn, Barnhrll, Brelewicz, Prerce, Polanrn, Mr. Dtctzs. Karpowrcz, Rosko, Peterson, Ent' tellt, Bundles, Urbanslo, Covellr. 1937-38 Basketball Season DECEMBER 10, 1937 Kenoshas Ped Devll gumtet opened the Brg Elght conference page schedule wrth a 23 to 18 vtotory over Pactne Horlrclc at Racme. The Feds, rn the underdog role, entered the last quarter trarlrng 17 io 14, but holdmg lolorlrclc to one pornt whrle garnerrng nme, swept to vlctory rn sensatronal style. Len Brrttellr was hrgh scorer tor the vlctc-rs wlth eleven potnts, DECEMBER 17, 1937 ln the tvrst conference home game, Kenoshas cagers stlfled a favored lvtadrson East team 28 to 18 Kenosha trarled 6,5 at the quarter but was ahead 12-11 at the rnterrrnssron, never to lag the balance ot the way. A: a result of thrs game, Kenosha moved unto a tte for flrst plaoe wrth Madrson Central. JANUARY 7, 1938 ln a battle ot lvladrson to determme the Eng Erght lead, Madison Central Came up from betnnfil to defeat the Redrnen 29 to 26. The lourth quarter opened wlth Kenosha leadrng 26 to 22, ll was at thus rfornt that Central forged ahead by vtrtue ot SDE'C1r'1! 1.11d1' sholrrmlcrrrg to annex the rlefqlzslon. Leadlng lCeno:'1htr':: rlfternzlve rfarrmatgn was liertll Pete-r'orl, who :irwrfffl 13163111 pmrrlgz, JANUARY 14, 1938 An agresstve Kenosha Hlgh team deteated lanesv1lle's Bluebrrds 26 to 16 at lanesvrlle after a roughly played game. The Trewymtes held the lead throughout the game. Brrttellt and Peterson were hrgh tor the vlctors wrth eleven and ntne points respectrvely. JANUARY 21, 1938 Cn the home tloor once more, the Red contingent strtled the swttt, scrappy, and crrsp shootrng Racme Washrngton Park ensemble 25 to 19. Trarlrng 6-t at the quarter, Kenosha shot away to a slender lead, whlch they protected well throughout the game. Peterson and Brrttellr each corned seven potnts, Urbanskr had srx, and Flatley tlve. JANUARY 28, 1938 Be1o1t's purple clad warrrors defeated Kenosha in an upset game Q8 to 23. Belolt garned a 1-1-4 lead at the end ol the trrst quarter. At the halt the score stood at 19-13, but the Trewynttes larled to overtake the Belorters, who won by a rnargtn ot trve tree throws. Karpowrcz was lngh scorer lor Kenosha wrth erght pornts. FEBRUARY 4, 1938 Although outsoorlng then opponents lrorn the court the Ped and lllluclc tiw.rgers lost tl 1-1 to 16 rleelsion to 1V1t1xlIS011 East. liarpownrf: was lnqh wllh sux pornts, 1937-38 Basketball Season FEBRUARY 11, 1938 Unable to connect wlth the cords on a vast percentage of then treguent shots, faillng to capttahze on therr superror herght and handling the ball slugglshly, the Red cagers went down rn defeat before Madison Central 25 to 11. At the half the score was tled 9 to 9, but rn the second half Kenosha made only two pornts to Centrals srxteen. Roslzo was hlgh wrth frve pornts. FEBRUARY 12, 1938 Comlng bacl-1 strong after then' feeble showxng against Madtson Central the mght before, the Trewvnltes pushed the lanesvllle Bluebrrds strll further rnto the cellar by a score of 26 to 13. The fnst quarter ended 5-4 for Kenosha and the half 12-6 for the Reds. At no trme dld Kenosha rehngursh the lead. Bertrl Peterson had a total of etght pomts to top the Kenosha attaclz. FEBRUARY 18, 1938 ln the seasons frnal flurry of shotmaking on the home baskets, the Red Devxl gumtet lost another one of those tluttery bee-'s wmg affatrs, the margln thts ttme benng 21 to 18, wrth Racme 1-lorltclc holdrng the slight edge. The score was hed at the half 8-8, but 1-lorhcl: managed to squeeze ahead wlth a very shght rnargrn. Bertrl Peterscn chclzed eleven of the teams erghteen pornts. INDIVIDUAL SCORING POSITIONS Games Field Goals Free Throws Total Pts. Fouls- r: Peterson, C, 33 78 31 Uzbanslzr, 11 ol 23 Brtttellv, g. 8 43 8 Flatley, f. 8 '76 30 Bundles, f, -1 .33 14 Rosl-Lo, g. 7 19 13 lfarpowlcz, fx Cl 14 4 l'lansen, f. 3 10 l 1 B-'tfI1l1lll,l. ,. 2 l Peters, Manager Byrd, l'l1c1-is, Alberts, Mr, D1-ol-is. B TEAM lvy, Ramlow, Bernacchl, Kaspuhs, lety ZOCCl'll. I 'ugv 'l'hi1'lvx'-'l'l11'w1' FEBRUARY 25. 1938 Belolt 1-hgh School was assured of 1ts tenth tntle rn the thlrteen years the B1g Elght conference has been rn exlstence after beattng Kenosha tn an overttme battle at Belort 38 to 32. Belo1t led, 9 to 7, at the guarter, 19 to 17 at the half, and 27 to 24 at the end of three 1f19FlOdS. Kenosha deadlocked proceedlngs at 31 all at the close of the regulatton ttme. Berhl Peterson led the Reds with twelve points. MARCH 4, 1938 Completely donnnattng play all durxng the game, the Red Devtl cagernen of Kenosha 1-hgh School shpped the sl-zxds under Racme Park, 23 to 19, 1n the flnal game rn the Brg Erght conference schedule. Hopelessly outplayed and outscored through the entxre game, the Park team managed to come back wrth a rally that broke the Kenosha lead from twelve polnts to four. The Reds held Park wtthout a held goal unhl the flnal mmute of the thlrd perlod. Berttl Peterson, Kenosha center, pushed ln nrne polnts to be hrgh scorer of the game. SUMMARY OF 1937-38 SEASON Ftnal ftgures on the Blg Erght hlgh school cage conference revealed Kenosha rn a t1e for thrrd place with Washtngton Park of Ractne. The Kenosha 1-hgh gulntet won SIX games and lost sn: for a .SOO average. Kenosha ranked thtrd also IU team scormg wlth a total of 275 pomts. Bertml Peterson, Kenosha center, took thlrd olace rn the Bug Elght xndtvldual scorrng wrth 79 pornts. Y' ,--f .fl fl .1 y n tt fl lil! fill 'Il Q3 , 'JL I j Swunmtnq Team 'l tx 11,7 Tndent Club , W T ................- . . W..,,,. ,, 'lt s t 1 , 'isf' e., X .JU l Pope, Manager, Heil, Wltttalzer, Preston, Swttzer, Pheltm, Slteppmtfl, Mtl-zsts, Dntwhtn.-r, Buell, Broadley, Stermon, Peel. Pedstrcm,Katcna,LaoCew1Ch linprnwmz Huwker Btene Gehlrdt Ellswnrth Solo , ,fd-4, Y--, -,, ti, N, , .W, Dtclztnscn Welch, Nelson, Morrow. Prospects of 5 very eventful swtmmtnq season were parttfully lost because ot the gradua- tton ot tour excellent water doodlets' Ice Mtlnsts, Tom Wltttalzer, Leo Nuprtenol-1, and Wtlltf Tchnicfrt Altl'tougl'1 the team, Q-ornpozaed mostly ot tumors and snphontoreza, only wnn two meets, they feel very conftflent of a secure place tn the next LSE-itSOI'tlS stancltnq. The expert leffe ll'1'5'Y TWV? Qilfrfffi SFU the Summer pmetwe tn store for them, wull .51-Qld rnufh to the feflrnfe Htrenctth, l'r1,uv 'l'l1ifly -l n1u de. X l A 2 S 5 ' - . :.. we . 'Q l Af-'i - ,T vvvv ...ff T. T Q s :,..N,,,sg esteem 57? A. 'f g,l'f nnnnn M X ' A W fl - ' , ff J.: W McNamara, lvttss Ellenz, Tully, Mtss Palmer, LaFev1'e, Yeskevttch, Adnan Vnncletlioof, Ntelsen. Ryall, Stranqlgterq, Weyrauch, Bttautis, Peterson, Yule, McGu1'qan, Grey Rtchards, Letsorn, Sykes, Partndqe, Fluqq, Murdoch, Schnntt, Curnrnxnqs The Tr-tdent Club lS Composed of those qtrls espectally tnterested in swnnntzna dtvlnq, and ltfe savtnq, In order to toln the club a qnl must be able to rneet cettmn requirements. She must pass the hte savtncz tests, swmm etcwht lencrths ot the peel swtm the three strokes and dnve properly. She must also be hhle tokswtm the lenoth of the pool tn IO seconds. These gurls try to trnprove then' swtrnmtnq and dtvtvnn tewhnt-que ,md tn earn the red qmd black the symbol nt then' ot-qantzatzon. ix T 5: 5 . :,' A-sr 1-is Vt, K A Am Q' '-ax. 3 wx, M W- .Q - J, A P fd vu -is Q35 ff ff Riff , w x K W 6 ,. 55 A 54 25 R 3,65 A: www -X x A A 5'.,?l.,q 'vw-w.,......,, Y' 4-'J - . FA, f f x, SS QQ-wn..N.... 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H r ,- sa xg -if fn.- Maloney Hampel Sandberg Urloanskr Class Play 'LITTLE WOMEN lune Class Cttioers TOSEPH HAMPEL, Presrdent ALAN SANDBERG, Secretary MITCHELL URBANSKI, Treasurer Honor Students Cpal Hamrlton Thelma Gray Orrn Krndt Catholrne De Hamer lames Wrllems Beatrice Quandt Robert Hanal-1 Bernrce Milkowslu Hazel Koskenlinna lames lensen Chfford Schaeffer Anne Anoszko Bernard Herrmann Dorothy Cecil Fred Doerflrnqer Marran lohnson Lols Chase Beatrlce Bueohner Loretta Brtautrs Helen McGone-qle lanrce Prehl Esther Lepp Mrldred Murdoch Paul Nelson Theodosra Wons lohn Salranskl Vrola Rrzzo Lydla Pikna May 23 and Q4 Theodosra Wons lVlfiV!CvIw1E' A'Qlf!II'liOI'l, Mary Arm Allen, Maurice Ambelemq, Bmce Anderson, Vernon AIlClE'1V mu, Wlllmm ,AYlVlI'E'll'f'C'!, El-:me Arlflrus, Arm Amofuulm, Lrlmn Bnlwms, Soplne Blnremka, Robert Eflrrwell, Arrmda Bflmlfc-fl, lvlclry Bar'I'Qll, Wllll-1II'1 liqur, lVl:ll'lff'I'1E' B-xunmrx, Cfnrl Fleqlu, Ellirabelll Benson, Cul Blelewlfw, lvlflry lfwerllz, Loretta l31l1,111f1:1, lane E-lxlly, Clmrles Blake, Lemme Boueske, edn limfly, Lumlle Bmnlll, Elaine lillllle, Elllel Buttle-, llelle-N Brllflfl, lll1l1l1Il+?' lQLlUl'CIl6:'I', lie-l:1l1'1f'0 ,Q ljmlwlme-r', Gmflf.C1ppnm1, Eflwlml C:lIElll. VVvl1'11f1AEd Caswell, Dorothy Cecll, leanne Chambers, Vrolet Chambers, Lots Chase, lohn Chatllovlcz, La Verne Chess, Blll Chlappetta, Betty Chrrshansen, Evelyn Chrrstlan, lean Clark, lean Colby, Oltve Collms, lane Corr, luha Costanzo, Dorothy Cumlskey, Lorrarne Dagenbach, losephme Dayrno, Cathollne De Hamer, Helen Denig, lune De N1o, Mllce D1 Cello, Franlclln Doertler, Fred Doerfhnger, Margaret Dorau, Dorothy Dremtlce, Helen Dubantewlcz, Ted Dublnsky, Adallne Dumlce, Margaret Eastman, lrene Eggleston, Melvrlle Exsenhauer. '-Sf-rt ld We, E, gf' ll lllllx Torn Elllson, Lester Ervrn, Mane Eucalano, Cecrlla Even, Marla Faraca, Mary Fata, Lors Faulds, Mrllrcent Frscher, Willram Flatley, Arlene Fonk, Irene Fonl-1, Robert Foster, Mary Franqelo, Frank Fumo, Nancy Gantzer, Dorothy Garclrnier, Dorrs Gardner, Rhyllrs Gerlrnq, Robert Getsch- man, Edwm Glerurn, Robert Gordon, Stephanre Gostynskr, Mrrlam Gourley, George Graham, Rrchard Grasser, Wrllrarrr Grasser, Thelma Gray, Wrnrtred Grey, Audrey Gregory, Dorothy Greenwald, Walter' Grotf, Dolores Grube. Wm M 'Wana v Rx -.rf A-5- f V Anqellne Grndztnslo, Betty Halbersrna, l.,O!'I'3lDG Hall, Opal Hamrlton, le-an Hammond, Elalne Hannan, lune Hansche, Mabelle Hansen, leanette Hapanowrcz, loyce Hartl, George Hartunq, Dorrs Haubrlch, lune Haubrrclfm, Robert Haubrich, Harold Helwlq, Bernard Herrmann, Stqmund Hrllrner, Carol Holloway, Dolores Holm, Rlchard Holm, Betty lo Holmes, Mary Etta Holmes, leanne Holzemer, Marte Hould, Harry Hutt, Wtlltanl Houston, Aclah Mary Hunter, Rrohard lsetts, LO1slaCqL1es, Gerald lacyna, Nlna lalensky, Antonette lelen. 4 KS 64:5 l'ugv 'I'hir1y-,Nim , .Ji 9-1 1' I111 S' ,1 X- ,gx ..-f, svn I 8 'Nr ix ,fs- .ar-nw A, Q6 .W AWK 4...--' 111111311 11e11f.e11, 1111111 1G1lS6'11, W1111.i1111 115-115911, 1.11113 1esse11, L1,11g1 1011115011 1v1511'1o11 1011113-111. 1111111111111 101l1'1liO1'1, D1f11'111:1 ,1C11'll'151OIglS, RL1111 1C11111q, T1l6'1II'Iii 1o1'qe115e11, M1111y 11,11'11q, Be1'111c1 Kachs, 1IgV1I1Q Ka1c1w11, 111-2 Kq11o1'11n, Wenzel K1'111sa1111, 33191111 KEIYOII1, Gc1'do11 Ke11e1, he-me Ke11e1', C11a1'1ot1e Karp-111111, 15111111 Ki?1,1f16'IW, O1111 K1r11111, H1215-11K11:1'ow, Shl1'1E'Y K1Q1pp1'c-th, 101111 Kle-ma, R11111 K111e11de1, La Veme K111l1Q11D, 1Qr11e1'a11Q1 K1'11111su11, U1's111Q1 1QOI'1C11'PCklS, 1?Obe1'1 Ko1111:, T11-eo1g1o1e Kop1ow1c?, 11+a111L 1'f1'11,f11111s Hamel Kf1s1:1Q1111111'111. 1 an ai fi. Adehne Kozlol, Florence Kramer, Sl'lll'l6'Y Krelqer, Myrl Kressm, Rose Kyncl, Donald Lambrechl, Grace Lambrecht, Dolores Larrnch, Leooadla Lapszys, Ruth Landre, Maman Larsen, Harold Lanqhlln, Vlfarren Lehmann, Dorothy Lemrode, Esther Lepp, Earl Lewis, lune Lldberq, RobertIL1ndas, Charles Locliwoool, lohn Lough, Harrlel Lulzawskl, Marle Luymes, VlFg1Hl5 Madsen, Helen1MaeneCk, Mary Manson, Eleanor Marsthner, Marshall Matthews, Rlta Maurer, Conslance Mayer, lean Mayer, Leona Mazur, lune MCCarron. W p. IV Q.- ...- .. li. ,A Page' l url-V-l in gr' l ur1 V4 VIH: lean McCloskey, Gerald McDowell, Helen McGoneqle, Alrce Mae Mead, Erna Merer, Euqene Menzel, Florence Meyer, Lorrarne Meyer, Urban Mrclx, Bernrce Mrlkowskr, lanet Mrller, Helen Mrnar, Sieve Mlske, Mlldred Moerke, lsabelle Mockus, Edward Moczulewskr, Henry Moczulewslqr, Dorothy Moran, Roger Morm, Dorothy Moslove, Marque-rlte Munson, Mrldred Murdoch, Rua Murray, Harold Nauta, Paul Nelson, l,ou1se Neumann, Helen Nlcolazzo, Lorrame Numark, Eda Gldanr, Grace Gmellanchulz, Gladys Otto, lune Palmehn. Vlclor Panyan, Donald Paradrse, Concelta Pause, Mary Lonxse Parker, lohn Parola, Dolores Pawlalc, Ednth PGlllCOlll, Marlo Perseclnm, Bernice Pelerson, Helen Petersen, Lorraine Peterson, Vu-qrnra Petzlfae, loe Petrelll, larnce Prehl, Lydm Pilzna, Alllllllld Polaskl, l-lerrnan Pooch, Marrorle 1 Poole, lack Postman, Robert Powell, Meme Provencher, Beatrlce Quancll, Marlon Rarman, Isabelle Rashc, Mary lane R9lI1l'16I'dl, Lucllle R1esf:l1l, L1ll1an Rrsl-ie, Anthony Rnacca, Elleen Rlter, Wrllram lil I Pnllenhovlse, Stella Rrzm, Vloln Rrzzo. - l'ugv l'l:rlVv- I'l1 fl ll I I: - ngf' l'llll'f.-Y-l'.Illlf Aqnezf Podersz, Piolilerf l?Oeliler', l-luqm R+'-fz1'll511'l, Eleanor- Pose, Dolores PPSGIIIJIHII, F1 fella Pwberlfrrfffvfr, Lolfle l?o511'1:1l11, Lows l?uff.Jl0, les:-ye l?um.1c'l'1llc, lwlfm gL1lI'dllSli1, los- Safranskf, Ola Sellemo, Mary SE1WlCl'iI, Clifford Schaeffer, lVl5llqC1l'Sl Sclmller, Emlly lime Sclme-lde-xy Lllllcm .DfIlI!16'ld'?l', lflff Sclflolm, llormlfl Schmller, Dorothy Sclmllzz, GPCWIQIQ Sclmvvartz, lvlarvm Sclfwerm, Ally 3 fVl lp Elrl u v1ll F l lf l 1 Il .WJJ l,, f 'ff Il-Q e, r'dr'lCf91-1 Se 13.9, Evo Se-mlle-re, losepw Serzmnf, Ffwe-lla Seflme, f, , , W Mufmrl xllmfvel, AIlI'1P l,.1ee:-144 Glelwllerf, Arm S1IS'.IIlIfWI'l, Hfllfue 5l'l'Il11OIl. Dolores Smtth, Gladys Sorensen, Kathryn Sorensen, Dorxs Sprtzer, Elroy Spltzer, Marte Stantch, Gertrude Stelnbrrnk, lames Stlerman, lake Stlpanulc, Ethel Stollenwerk, Marlon Stcrtz, lanuce Stranqberq, Lewts Stranqberq, Kenneth Strancle, lune Surerus, Earl Swartz, Dorothy Sykes, Alfons Szantor, M1tchell Szelonskt, lune Tanclz, Eugene Tdfililllq, Frances Tanner, Adeline Tarylo, Altce Thorn, Clarence Thomas, Don Thorney, Clarence Toomey, Kathryn Tully, Peter Ultcl-11, Florence Valente, Sam Valeo, Margaret Van Leeuwen. -'-di v Q ' ., -4, , A ,wa lVl'W'VUL,l.1f'5NVNl AA4 llklj-NJ 11' '-- 552 9 li ei! t 59 i lugf' lwulx -l'11 '1 .gr- ,4- ,,.1 'fl gf' lr 'nrly'-.Six -.-.v ..- SENIQR B's WITHGUT PICTURES vllvvllltilll Alsted, Angelrne Barca, larnes Barrett, Edward Blelok, Leo Bonn, Eranl: Brand, George Bruch, lrvrn Burkee, lessre Clarl-1, Albert Covellr, Marretta Curio, Sophia Drtkus, Margaret Ellie, Alexander Ferguson, Harold Fletcher, Ray Forgranrn, Ralph Fox, Clyde FfrE'jI'lCl'i9OIl, Margery Gardtnrer, le-ig,XM,.G.a. Mar1on Gehl, Peter Germinaro, Tony Grazrano, Glga GL11lCllGI'1, Palmera Guzauslcas, Robert Hanak rchard Harmon Evelyn Hollander, lack Holtman, Mary lane l-lolulo, lack lgo, Grace lohnson, Bernard Kamrnskt, leanette emase s '1, Wrtold Klesczewslu, Edward Klrrnelz, Raymond Kollcrnan, Eugene Laslirs, Edward Mareoe, Lela Merrltt, loseph Mllzsrs, larnes Mrtchell, Mrldred Moehrlce, Albert Molznaro, Andrew Mostenan, Phrllrp Newman, Llly Peterson, Shrrley Peterson, lane Pfarr, lames Ptelterle, George Pterlfer, Walter Po-true, Ernest Ponzro, Wlllard Romantrnl, loseph Rose, loseph Rosko, Tony Sadowsl-11, Roland Salerno, Harold S-ihnntz, Robert Sehnntz, Russel Serto, Eugene Shumway, Wrlliarn Sredzral-1, Robert Srnrth, Kenneth Strande, Kathryn Telclp, loseph Tenuta, Arthur Threl, Wayne Van Lone, lohn Van Strren, George Vogler Elmer Walden, Marne Wall, Merle Westphal, Drna Westra, Kenneth Wrersurn, Clara Wrlson, Peter Zeshen. Wrllram Van Thgei, Paul Vadas, Vernon Veelzt, Laura May lfllaldo, Eleanor Wallrg, Elden Vxleze-, Mldred Werf Grace Vfheeler, Torn Wlntalier, Raymond Wrcl-1, Edward Wrlle, lamef Wrllerns, Rerert Wrlicn, llafhryn Wlahovlch, Theodosra Worth, Wrlllarn Woodard, loseph Woodlref, l-larrzel Vjutzen, QUE Yasulze Dr3r'oth orroth5- Younrl Irma Zuqner, Vlasta Zveda, Lorragrze Bcswell. N pas Girls' Tumbling Club The Gtrls' Tumbllng Club 15 composed of gtrls whose graceful performance ot drtfrcult acrobatrc feats has made thelr club out- standmg. Any glrl who ts rnterested rn thrs acttye form of exercrse and who can meet the slmple regurrements may rom the club and learn to tumble. Esther Cass, Dorothy Cecll, Ruby Chambers, Esther Cluclcey, Marlon Eggers, Shrrley Eoth, Katherme Fry, Dorts l-lansche, Garnet Lavenduslzey, lune Le Fevre, Dorothy Mltchell, Alrce Phrllrps, Angehne Rosst, Emtly lane Schnerder, Arnnsttce Tally, Marte Wall, Paulrne Welter, Evelyn Wllson, Dorothy Yesl-zevrch, Betty Yule. Ruby Chambers . . , . Presrdent , , . . . .Armtstrce Tally leanette l-lrckey , , Vuce-Presrdent . . . Esther Cluckey Mane Wall . . , Secretary-Treasurer . . . . Marlon Eggers Mtss Vanderhoot Advrser . . . .Mrss Vanderhoot G. A. A. The Gxrls' Athletxc Assoclatton, better known as the G. A. A., ts an athlettc club to whtch any gtrl rnterested m sports and wrlltng to parttctpate rn them may tom. The members of the G, A. A. take part tn such sports as volleyball, basketball, baseball, hrkmg, skattng, and manor sports such as badrmnton, pmgpong, and shuttle-board. The ambrtton of each G. A. A. member 15 to earn SOO potnts for a large red and black A certatn length of trme spent at any sport entttles a member to a number of pornts. Ruth Blatm, Elalne Brrttle, Helen Brrttle, Dorothy Cectl, Martha Clxsh, losephxne Copen, Emllld Dolmlc, Elste Draganctwrcz, Margo Fogwell, Sue Fonk, Lorraine Greenwald, Betty Holmes, Mary Etta Holmes, Mary Ingham, Nma lalensky, Irene lurik, Eleanor Kotowslu, Caltsta Larson, Conme lsetsom, Sophte Loumos, Helen Mason, lune McCarron, Lorrame Meyer, Shirley Norcross, Clarre Paslcewrtz, Anrta Relser, Angellne Rossr, Ermly lane Schnetder, Betty Schroeder, Frreda Sethne, Ann Sremton, Hattle Srennon, Helen Srgger, Ann Slamar, Bette Starr, Margaret Van Leeuwen, loyce Wxcks, Dorothy Wrlson, Dorothy Yeslcevrch, Naomr Zemlack, Rose Zutfa. Rose Zutta . . , . . . , .... Presrdent , . . . , .Dorothy Cectl Hattle SIEIDIOH, . . . . .Vrce-Prestdent . . . . l-lattre Slermon Clarre Paskewrtz .... Second Vxce-Presldent . . Clarre Paskewltz Dorothy Cecll. . . . . . . . Secretary. . .Mary Etta Holmes Emlly lane Schneider , .... Treasurer, . Emlly lane Schneider Miss Palmer, ...... Advlser . , , . .Mlss Ellenz P ? E st!! f ,-gala! ago l w'l,v-5t'1't'll l'u,ryf l'brly-lziglil HARRY W. KIRN Died February 9, 1938 ln Memoriam Harry Kirn came to the manual arts department of the Kenosha High School in the fall of 1913, taking the place of Mr. Frank Karnes, who was going to the manual arts department of the Oshkosh State Teachers College. Mr. Kirn had lust finished the course at the Bradley Institute at Peoria, Illinois. I-le had had considerable practical shop experience in addition to his college work, and continued the practical shop work in local factories during the summer vacations. This combination of practical experience and academic training fitted him especially well for the class room and school shop work in the High School. In addition to being well prepared for his work in the educational field Mr. Kirn was a man of refinement. He was conscientious, self-respecting, and sincere, a thorough gentleman in every respect. His success in his chosen field for twenty' five years, all in the same school, is sufficient confirmation of his high intelligence and character as well as of his professional ability. The stamp of Mr. Kirn's systematic care and thoroughness will remain in his department for many years to inspire those who worked with him and respected him, and who are carrying on in the place that Mr. Kirn left vacant. ln Memory of IUNE SHELLEY Who Passed Away March l3, l938. She went so softly and so soon- Sh!-hardly made a stirg But going took the stars and moon And sun away with her. Calendar -1937 - 1938 By Bob De Ridder ' September 8-Sun-tanned students smilingly returned to school to make and remake new pals and new gal-friends! - Ye olde Annex was a scene of busy house-cleaning by the W.P.A. painters. -All fun-loving damsels were persuaded to participate in a stirring, rollicking Girl Reserve miXer . 24-The first issue of the Kenews, the enterprising news-sheet of Kenosha High, containing little bits of news and nonsense, was given to the eager students. 27-29-30-The respective clubs on the respective nights had their respective meetings to talk of their respective fall activities: Quill and Scroll, Da Vinci, and Pep Club. 15 22 October -Qur honorable Swing Band gave a dance with Ernie Pratt as guest batonist! -The auditorium rocked from it's foundations up as the cheering students provided a stirring atmosphere at a pep assembly. 11-The Seminar, Tumbling, and Red Triangle clubs held meetings to talk over previous, present and future business. -The Student Senate discussed intricate problems of the schools of today. -Mr. Evans Brown, noted magician, startled the easily-startled sophomores with tricks and more tricks. 24-Buzzz-buzzz-buzzzz! Mysterious conferences with Miss Juliana Boerner! Hammers pounding in the basement! Students running through the halls! Flushed faces and paint-stained hands! Plans for the Prom begin! ! 29-Petite Mildred Murdoch was crowned queen at the Homecoming dance with Margaret Eastman and Mary lane Rinehardt sharing honors. 31- Do you want night dances? was heard throughout the halls. 1 8 14 21 November 4-5-Teachers Convention! Question for brilliant thinkers: Whose vacation was it, teachers or students? 10-Dr. Carpenter entertained a student gathering with a lecture concerning the stars. 19-Swishing formals-soft lights-gaily colored balloons up high-waltzing students-fantastic music-smiling sponsors-You guessed it, the PROM!! A spectacular show where the audience is the actors. The big moment in the life of every student. A smile on every faceg a lilt in every walk. Charm- peace-contentment. 26-The Kenews enlarge their staff in order to cover the overflow of high-class gossip. ' December -The faculty engaged the K club in a basketball clash-and lost. -Flash! Clark Mosely shoots 140 pound deer! 6- Are you an Archicrombie? sentence made popular by Earl Hawes to advertise the Spy. 8-9- Carmen was presented by the A Cappella choir at the fall concert, with the orchestra setting the tempo. 19-21-A Cappella choir entertained at the Woman's Club and other social gatherings, 2 5 January 14-Kenosha High's swing-crazy scholars swayed to the rambling rhythm at the first night dance. 24- The Whole Town's Talking , a former New York production, made its appearance on the auditorium boards as the class play. 28-Commencement, a scene of excitement and sorrow. Seniors sorry to leave Kenosha High, but excited to further their education. 31-Today we bid Miss Katherine K. Hodges adieu, and welcomed Miss Helen Wicks, who is taking over the supervision of the Kenews. K February 8-The intellectual inhabitants of Kenosha High were given a chance to gain a college scholarship. 22-Reverend Kenneth Martin gave a talk to the sophomore assembly. 24-A talk against crime was delivered by Nelson Covey, lecturer at the senior assembly. March 22-The senior Girl Reserve had an interesting meeting with entertainment in 28 29 the form of a book review. -A senior gathering was entertained by the Kalamazoo Men's Glee Club. -30-Rhythm! Throbbing-throbbing drums! Blaring trumpets! Melodic saxophones! Tinkling piano keys! A iamboree ot all forms of swing sponsored by the Rhythm club, featuring the Swing Band. April 1-A bouquet of orchids to the Kenews and Quill and Scroll, incorporated, for cheerfully presenting a scintillating night dance. 4-A gay, comical, light-hearted play was modestly presented over the tootlights by the Dramatic class. Alan Hanson cleverly stole the show as the best man at the Wedding . 12-Mr. lohn D. Davies offered the annual Forensic Recital , a galaxy of humor- ous, dramatic and oratorical recitations. 22-Franklin Printing Guild, under the supervision of Mr. Harvard C. Smith, 29 22 4-5 presented assembly program. -The Cushing Duo diverted the attention of the students at an assembly. -29-The boys' gym was the scene of two dances given by the S. C. A. The color schemes of both dances were gay and spring-like. May -Spring concert reveries! Under the batons of Miss Minnie Larsen and Mr. C. L. Mason, the orchestra and band played in a fine concert manner and a marching style, respectively. 17-Music lovers were again entertained by the A Cappella choir and the orchestra directed by Miss Larsen. lune, luly, August, September, etc. . . 1938 - 1939 - 1940! ! ! The years go on. Students leave and students come. A short hello g a long good-bye . Page Forty Nine lf Herrmann Ill' Hllw. Busacca The Spy Statt Edrtorz Bernard Herrmann Busmess Manager: lohn Busacca Faculty: Hazel Koskenlxnna, Elizabeth Benson, Dorothy Hlnners Senlorsi Lydta Prlcna, Elatne Hannan, Loretta Brtautrs, Mary Rtchards, Patrrcra Srnnott, lane Brxby, Lula Kral, Dolores Lamtch Classes: Dorothy Foster, Lots Engelson, Blarr Bonnell, Betty lane Lamb, Dorothy Htnners Clubs: Mary Loulse Parker, Wrlltant George, Patrrcta Ryall, Vzrgtnra Drrscoll Grrls' Athletlcs: Mary Etta Holmes, Betty To Holmes Boys' Athlettcsg Bertll Peterson Art: Mrl-Le Vepraslzas, Rose Marte Lorentzen, Lucllle laneslzy, Palmer Marttno Photographers: Robert Mcllrath, Tohn Schutz, Lours Ruttalo, Clarence Toomey, Rtchard Gregory Adverttsmg Manager, Rnchard Cordtz Advertrslng Statt: Mary Rlchards, Harold Laughlrn, Robert De Rrdder, Alfred Andrea, Robert Preston, Harvle Merrlll, Wtllltarrt Berkeley Subscrlptton Managers: Sam Sturmo, Earl Hawes Subscrtpttonsz Margaret Eastman, lrene Korztlrus, Dorothy Htnners, Paul Larsen, Mary Sawtcl-11, Lots Chase, Adelme Durnl-ze, loyce Hartl, Erteda Sethne, Phyllxs Gerltng, lune MCC-arron, Margaret Mayer, Dorothy Andrus, Lucy Seggraro, Rarny Kausahl-:, Don Ponzro, Mary Lourse Part-zer, Theodosta Wons, Mary Tane Hansen, Glorta Mullen, Dorothy Schramm Typrstsr Helen Ntcollazzo, Arlene Fonlz, Elame Hannan, Irene Korztltus, Tune Haubrtch, Harry Hutt, Loretta Brtautts Faculty Advlsers: Miss Dorothy Slater, Harvard Smlth, Kenneth Brown Tdentrtication ot Spy Staff Pictures on next page A Bonell, Engelson, Haubrroh, Foster, Lamb, Ft: .f: Hannan, Nrcolazzo, Korztllus B Benson, Hrnners, Koskenhnna C Lorenzen, Martino, lanesky D Peterson, De Rrdder, Berkely, Andrea, Cor il Preston, Merrrll, Rtchards, Laughlm E Kral, Srnnott, Hannan, Bixby, Ptkna, Etta .r Rtchards F STUTIIHO, Larson, Hmners, Eastman, Hat-.es Korzrlrus G Sawrclu, Chase, Dumke, Hartl, Sethne, Gerh McCarron, Mayer, Seggrar o, Andg Metten, Kausxltk, Toomey, Mcllrath, Rutta J H George, Parker, Mary Etta Holmes, Ryall, Bei? lo Holmes The models on the dtvusron sheets xver'err1o.1f by Mtke Vepraskas and photographed by For Mcllrath, -W., D nf .ny 1 J X 5 F'Q ,S .. , M is X . y A ' lf ' e ' Nav 4' + I A L N I' y mf ' -Iii GSH-4 W 01051-If f Ig ,f QQ . Q J ' ENUS04 fm ggi! OSH gt ,' 4.1- .A JAG, W SN Ne X' 1 . gs, ' H 35 1' 51 ,, wx ,' Nutz' 3.9: 1 4 X Q E ,gg Y , . Q 49 ew if i F-7' .Q M. 'K R 2- 1- --9,4 5:13 if f, I X ff!!-'--. ., ' --.As QQEQEZII. gli F., A ,. . . J' W Q Q Q f 2 x il I Q X: 1, S T2 3 'E vi' K ,.f ' rr 1 I ' ' 11 ' - Q -d'- . .H .. . - . M 'z U .41 9 4 J - w ull 1 41 .H 1 4, J Iv iw il I4 . 1 I 1 X .ix Anker Adelson. .Band, Orchestra, String Quartet King of the fishing industry Elvisa Albini ..,,,................ ltalian Club Full of gentle kindness Her looks and language are Betty Anderson ,.......,, . .Senior Girl Reserve Character attained is a great asset Anton Andrulis My heart is whole, my fancy free Dorothy Apple ..,,...,...,......... Latin Club An Apple a day keeps the boys interested Edward Baas A friend to all Mary lane Ball .... ,... S panish Club Laconic Gladys Barth ...........,........ Spanish Club A pleasant and industrious student Anna Bauman ................. S. C. A. cashier Her feelings have the fragrancy, The freshness of young flowers Helmut Becker ...... German Club, Stamp Club He likes to tease the pretty girls loyce Birkholz ............,..,.... Girl Reserve She shines intrinsically fair Donald Bjorn ..,.. Orchestra, A Cappella Choir, Chorus, Boys' Glee Club, Ushers' Club, S. C. A. cashier He makes good cakes, girls Richard Bloxdorf A high school record closed without a stain Parvene Bohanan The mildest manners and the gentlest heart Dorothy Bohle .............. lunior Girl Reserve Gee! We like Bohle-ing Donna Bong ,,.........,, , ....... Girl Reserve Student Council, Spanish Club She radiates charm Priscilla Booth She's as charming as that other Priscilla Norbert Bortkiewicz He has his wits about him Leonard'Brittelli .......,.....,. Student Senate, Student Council, K Club, lunior Rotary, Basketball, Football, Tennis Club He's one of those rare people who are success- ful in whatever they tackle. A born leader, is Lennie! Mid -Year Seniors Ellis Brunner He has that certain something. What? Robert Bundies .................. Red Triangle, lunior Rotary, K Club, Student Council, Student Senate, Basketball, Tennis Club, Burlington Liars' Club Bob's tall tales have never won any recognition LaVerne Burnette ..,.............,, Latin Club Men prefer blondes, but this Burnette is an exception Arthur Camosy .....................,. Football He's a terrible, terrific, touch-down tornado loe Camponeschi ................ ,ltalian Club Little in stature, but big in ideas losephine Carbone .,..........,.,. ltalian Club There never was a gal we could love like we love our losephirie Neoma Chambers . There's something about her that fascinates Louis Chiapetta ........,.......... Italian Club lust a ladies' man Betty Christensen ,...... ......... S panish Club She's a young sophisticated lady Clifton Conard .,,......,..... Student Council, Little Theatre, Spy Staff, Senior Class - Secretary and Treasurer, Seminar Club, National Forensic League Clifton made a name for himself in numerous activities Sally Lou Cummings .........,... Girl Reserve, Spanish Club, Trident Club, Golf Club When we hear shouts of laughter, we can be sure Sally Lou is somewhere around Aurora Curi ...........,......... ltalian Club, Press Club, Seminar, Girl Reserve, Quill and Scroll The friendliest little girl we know Dino Curi ............. ltalian Club, Latin Club Methinks the man wants to have a Continental air Gertrude Czarnecki .... Girl Reserve, Latin Club There's good common sense in that thar head Pharon Des lardins .,,............... Pep Club, Assistant-Publicity Manager of Swing Band The one-gal man! Cora De Vries ..........,........ Spanish Club She has a chorus of admiring friends Adeline Di Christopher Sw-ese-t Adeline! Helen Donat ................. Quill and Scroll, Student Council She gets along all right-and why not? Augusta Eckert She's a cure for anybody's blues Eileen Engel ....,.,.....,........ Trident Club Eileen's arrow darts here and there, and an- other brave bites the dust Carmen Eyre She's a lil' coguette Harley Falcon .,................, Printing Club The members of the weaker sex envy his waves-and small wonder Lee Fink He's new here and already has a host of friends Dorothy Fish Dottie is no dunce Theodore Fonk ....,,.,....,......... Pep Club He has propensities 1352.003 toward traveling hither and yon lane Friedl .,,................... Trident Club A bundle of giggles and gags Helen Gallo ..,.......,,.......... ltalian Club Another Helen of Troy, perchance? Daniel Grabowicz ..... Orchestra, German Club Would it be cheaper to get a haircut or buy a violin? Geraldine Grasser Here's a girl who's never guilty of being catty Rigo Graziani Perhaps a potential big-wig? Sam Greco ,..........,............ Pep Club, Student Council, Publicity Manager of Rhythm Club, Seminar, Gondoliers, Little Theatre, Secretary and Treasurer of Iunior Class, Vice-President of Senior Class Sammy isn't big, but neither is dynamite Robert Gregorin He will be missed by a Latin from Manhattan Richard Gregory .....,...... Photography Club, Tennis Club The photographer'll get you if you don't watch out Rosan Hamsing ......... Pep Club, Girl Reserve She's a gay, grand, gorgeous gal Alice Hastings ..,..,................ Pep Club, Student Council, Kenews, Girl Reserve Intelligence + looks -I- personality : Alice 2 LZ Page Fifty-Three E5 Pugr' ffifly-I l1ur Albert Hees Hees one answer to a maidens prayer Owen Herbrechtsmeier .,,.,....,.... K Club When he learns to spell his last name, he'll be ready for old age insurance Charles Hoff Always glad to do a favor Albert Homer .......,.... Hi-Y, Student Senate, Debating, National Forensic League The man that runs the universe! Leonard Housh ..,...,,..... Club, Football, Franklin Printers' Guild Should have gone out for trackg he developed all his speed chasin' the wimmin Kathryn Huissen ..,.,... Girl Reserve, Pep Club She's a little bit of all right Tony laguinta Hes got everything, nothing lacking! Frances lstvanek ,...,,.,... Senior Girl Reserve She's our thrill of a lifetime Carl Iverson A very sociable chap Esther lensen ,...,.,.....,...... Spanish Club, Girl Scouts, Chorus Her smile has radiance Margaret lensen .,.,....,.,.,.......,, Chorus Has broken many hearts, with her- Sorry, but I have to do my physics Arnold lohnson .........,.......,... Pep Club, Quill and Scroll, Kenews Staff, Tennis Club. Press Club, Orchestra, Ushers' club The only two feet in the world that make a yard Dorothy lohnson Thanks for the memories Willis lohnson .,.,.....,, Latin Club, Pep Club, Club, Hi'Y, Swimming Team, Tumbling Willis always makes a big splash Dick lohnston Some gal's heart beat Archie lones ,.,.., ....,..,......... F ootball, lunior Rotary, K Club He left a trail of broken hearts in his wake! Andrew luga He's handsome but soooooo bashtul Stanley luskewicz Parting is such sweet sorrow Stanley Kacucewicz He can get around it he wants to Mid -Year Seniors Minnie Kalb ......,............, German Club, Spy Staff, Girl Reserve Everybody's friend Clarence Keller He certainly is a Beau Brummel Helen Keshel .,....,.,.... Latin Club, G. A. A,, Chorus, Little Theatre Club, Press Club A promising young lady loseph M. Kluka ..,. ,..... L atin Club, Debating loe says there are more reasons than one tor being an usher in the second balcony Marion Kraai ,..,.. ........... S eminar, Chorus Tl'iere's a mischievous twinkle in her eye Paul La Combe Someone's Prince Charming Anna La Potka ..,.... Chorus, Choir, Glee Club One of the friendliest girls we know Carl Larson He's got a mind of his own. Don't try to give him a piece of yours leanette Lazarewich ...,.....,..... French Club Very chic, out, out Wilma Lipovsky. ,Student Council, Girl Reserve She's not tall, she's not tan, but she's terrific Edward Lobacz Personality Plus Genevieve Lukman ....,...... Student Council, Girl Reserve, Pep Club, A Cappella Choir, Girls' Glee Club, French Club, Latin Club Genevieve works when she plays, plays when she works, and gets a big kick out of doing both Edward Lukarski What the wellsdressed man will wear loe Madrigrano ......... Gondoliers, Latin Club A whiz in chemistry Fred Mancusi ..................., Swing Band, Orchestra, Student Council, Drum Maior About the only thing he can't do with his sticks is to eat chop suey lohn R. Mandel ...........,..... Football Team Another football hero Gertrude Marshall Nothing but praise for her Gilbert Marshner I-le's going to be a big business man Palmer Martino .......... .....,. D a Vinci Club There's not enough of him to fill a half-pint bottle, but who wants to till a bottle? Eleanor Mattioli She's never a wet-blanket-always enthusiastic Ida Mayo ..., ..... , ,....i......... G ondoliers Nigh unto perfect Kenneth McCoy ..,...,,.... Track, Tennis Club, Pep Club, lunior Rotary, K Club With his bewitching smile, he slays 'em Robert Mcllrath ...... Swimming Team, Spy Staff He takes pichers and pichers and is really very clever at it too Virginia Meurer ....... Choir, Girls' Glee Club, National Forensic League, Girl Reserve Quite an actress Leonard Molholt .....,.. Red Triangle, Pep Club, Kenews, Student Senate, Press Club If Lennie isn't a business executive, we'll be a hot fudge sundae Alfred Niccolai ........,...... Band, Orchestra Musicians were always our weakness Agnes Nielsen ,.,. ......,........ S panish Club Her sunny locks hang on her temples like a golden fleece Louis Noto He thinks fast! Most of us can't even think Leo Nuprienok ,.........,........ Swing Band, Band, Swimming Team, K Club He's got plenty of sax -appeal Eileen Osterberg ................, Girl Reserve, Spanish Club, Latin Club, Little Theatre, Spy Staff Her charms are as many as her triends Louis Panasewicz We know lots of people who are very reluctant to see him leave Don Partridge ,.........,.....,., Seminar Club The man beseiged by every woman's child in High School Frank Penza He looks as though he's going places Vada Perry Vada minute-we'll think of something about this nice girl Merlin Peterson ,........ ......... F rench Club, Intramural Sports What Merlin doesn't know you could write on a pin-head Carmella Piccolo ........,. Gondoliers, G. A. A. She sounds delicious, doesn't she? Marvin Pierson ,..... .....,....,.... P ep Club, K Club, Rotary Club, Red Triangle, Spanish Club, Student Council, Student Senate, Forensics, Football, Track, President of Sophomore and lunior Class Marvin is bound to go far, but who knows wherevoh well-he's going somewhere anyway Lucian Piery ...........,.,....,.......... Hi-Y He can talk his way out of anything Gene Pietrangeli We like any kind ofiielly-raspberry, straw- berry, and Pietrangeli lulia Pinzi Has an affection forwwell, just everybody Constance Pitts ..,,.......... A Cappella Choir, Girls' Glee Club, Chorus, Girl Reserve Speaks her own mind, and doesn't care who hears it Edward Podbereski ,.......... Basketball Team, Football Team, Club I Old Faithful Frances Polak .,..,............,..,, Orchestra, Girls' Glee Club, Girl Reserve, Choir To know her is to love her Helen Potente ......... Gondoliers, Girl Reserve She loves her knitting Margaret Powell .......i....,.. S. C. A. cashier Her eyes are pools of thought Rudolph Prashina ,....,..,....,.... Orchestra, Band, Swing Band Rudy's future will be well taken care of if he sticks to his fiddle Stanley Puidokas A friend indeed Marion Quardokus Above our life we love a steadfast friend lames Rasmussen The girls are always fussin over lames Rasmussen Harriet Regh Hollywoodehere comes Harriet! Ralph Regh 'Ray for Regh Anne Reinhardt ...,............. German Club Chic, charming, and sweet Dorothy Renick Dorothy is a good-natured girl who is never without friends Mid -Year Seniors Elda Renzulli .,....,,. ltalian Club, Girl Reserve There'll come a day when she'll be singing in a trio on the radio George Rizzotto One of the purtiest decorations of the library Helen Rosing The answer to a teacher's prayer loyce Rudy. .......,.,....,,.. Student Council, S. C. A. Cashier, Spanish Club, Kenews Staff Popularity Plus Marie Rumachick You ought to see little me and Marie! Donald Ruppa Cross our hearts and hope to die if he isn't a credit to this institution Ernest Salerno Handsome, young, and happy Elnor Sarnpe She's original, even in the way she spells her name Rosalie Savaglio Suits us to a T Carmella Scarlato A cheerful look makes a dish a feast Wilana Schnell Her name is unique, but nice Eloise Schulien ........,.,....... Spanish Club Fastidious, fashionable, fascinating Francis Shelley .,.,......... Hi-Y, Camera Club When beauty fires the blood, how love exalts a man lack Singer ...,......,. K Club, Football, Hi-Y High, wide, and handsome Anna T. Slamar ...................... G. A. A. Has dramatic ambitions, but who hasn't? Magdelene Sorensen ........, Girls' Glee Club, lunior Choir Her motto is- Sing and be happy Holger Sorensen ..,.....,... A Cappella Choir, Boys' Quartet After listening to Holger sing bass, one knows how deep is 'down' Lester Stank ..............,..... Red Triangle, lunior Rotary, Senate, Student Council, Football, Tennis, K Club On the football field he sets a dizzy pace, but in Cupid's field he leads the race Mitchell Sytkowski Call him Mitch for short Andrew Taleronok ,....,,...... Student Council And he drew, and drew, and drew, and drew attention Delores Thwing She's one of the nicest Thwings around School Leona Travis Boys, she can cook. She knows the way to a man's heart! Helen Trotter She's a card and a out-up Roger Turkelson He'll make us proud of him some day Kathryn Valaske ,..... National Forensic League, Student Council, French Club She's captured all our hearts with her ingratia- ting ways Marinus Van Boven If he had an airplane, he would be a flying Dutchman Wayne Van Lone ................... Pep Club, Club, Student Senate, Captain of Track Team, lunior Rotary, Rhythm Club, Franklin Printers' Guild How to be the life of the party in lO easy lessons Frank Ventura Tall, tall, tall, dark, dark, dark, and handsome Mike Vepraskas ...........,........ Club, Da Vinci Club, Pep Club, Rhythm Club, Football, Basketball, Spy Staff, Kenews Staff, Advertising Club The Rembrandt of High School lames Vernezze Something goes on behind that thoughtful brow Frank Wallace ..... Rhythm Club, DaVinci Club, Kenews Club, Kenews Staff We think he'll do all right-and why not? Mike Wayne Solemn and conservative Ernest Whiterock Les Bons Amis-Small, but persistent Grace Wilcox The sweetest thing that ever grew Lorraine Wistrand Ahhhh! Stella Yacukowicz She's a stellar attraction Charles Zaionic Today he is a man! Honest, no fooling Stella Zanio Little bit sugar, little bit honey Ieanette Zellen ..,,.............. Camera Club She's interested in any kind of picher Rose Zuffa .....,...... G. A. A., Student Senate, . French Club, National Forensic League Last but not least 6 lf' sl Illlgl' l ifl-y-Six Mariorie Adamson ,.........,.,... Girl Reserve She's a grand girl with a host of friends Mary Ann Allen ........,........ Spanish Club A quiet demeanor but a roguish twinkle in her eye William Alsted Thy fair hair our hearts enchained Maurice Ambelang ..,....,........... Football, Red Triangle, Iunior Rotary You gotta be a football hero To get along with the beautiful girls Bruce Anderson .....,... Track team, K Club Lightning speed-that's Bruce Vernon Anderson ,.,...,. ...... S tudent Senate, President of Choir, Quartet Music has charms! William Andreucci ....,.......... Italian Club, Intramural Sports With malice towards none Elaine Andrus Ouiet, unassuming, with a kind word for everyone Anne Anoszko. ,....,............... G. A. A., French Club, Girl Reserve She has a happy way of doing things Lillian Babros Our idea of an all round good sport Angeline Barca .,.. Italian Club, Tumbling Club Sweet as a song Sophie Bareika The smile that won't come off Robert Vance Barnett ...,...,..... Ushers' Club We wouldn't mind being ushered by him lames Barrett I-le started to sing as he tackled the thing Mary Barrett Good humour teaches charms to last Armida Barocca We shall see her on Broadway William Barr ..,,..,............. Spanish Club Young men should travel if but to amuse themselves Marjorie Bauman ,...,... .... S tudent Council, Dramatic Club Pep and personality Carl Begh .,,..... Kenews, Football, Press Club People say that life is the thing, but I prefer reading I une Seniors Elizabeth Benson .....,.....,........ Spy Staff, Girl Reserve, Da Vinci Club Literature is the thought of thinking souls Carl Bielewicz ....,................ K Club, Manager of Basketball Team Spec is little but mighty Edward Bielok Wise men say nothing Mary Bierdz ......,......,...., Tumbling Club 'Tis folly to decline her wishes Loretta Bitautis .,.,.. .,.......... T rident Club, Seminar, Girl Reserve, French Club, S. C. A. Cashier, Spy Staff, Pep Club, Locker Guard, Tennis Club, Golf Club Style of a mannequin lane Bixby .........,.....,. Seminar, Spy Staff, S. C. A. Cashier, Latin Club, Girl Reserve Did you ever see a dream walking? Charles Blake ......,....,.... Band, Orchestra One vast substantial smile Lenore Boneske, ....,....,.. A Cappella Choir, Girls' Glee Club Born with the gift of laughter Leo Bonn ............. .Band, Orchestra, Choir Silence is more eloquent than words lean Brady We dream of Ieanie with her light brown hair Frank Brand The cheerful drive away our troubles Lucille Brandt ..,... Girl Reserve, German Club Gentle in manner, strong in performance Elaine Brittle ......,....,......,..., Pep Club, Spanish Club, G. A. A., Girl Scouts, Camera Club She's modesty personified Ethel Brittle ..................... Spanish Club The very pink of perfection Helen Brittle .........,,...,......., Pep Club, Spanish Club, G. A, A., Girl Scouts, Camera Club The slow wise smile George Bruch Nothing is so popular as kindness Pauline Buckner .................. Girl Scouts, Girl Reserve, German Club Sweet mirth that leaves no scar Beatrice Buechner Beats all how smart some people can be Irwin Burkee l-le ees an artiste! Guido Capponi .......,............ Latin Club, Italian Club, Tennis Club Those words all ears took captive Edward Carelli ..... Student Council, Latin Club One who never turned his back but marched breast forward Winifred Caswell ....... Girls' Glee Club, Choir She sings her way into our hearts Dorothy Cecil ...............,.... Girl Scouts, Tumbling Club, G. A. A., Spanish Club At last, a girl with brains! leane Chambers ..... Sophomore Dramatic Club, Girls' Glee Club, Girl Reserve, G. A. A., A Cappella Choir This mischievous girl, we shall never forget Violet Chambers ................. Trident Club, Girl Reserve, Student Council She keeps many a fellow guessing Lois Chase ................... Student Council, Girl Reserve, Spanish Club Never too busy to make friends Iohn Chatilovicz Stamped in die mind of our good old Alma Mater LaVerne Chess She touches nothing but she adds a charm Bill Chiappetta .......,.....,,.,. Spanish Club Our math genius Betty Christensen .,.... Girl Reserve, Latin Club The only way to have a friend is to be one Ruth Christensen .............,... Tennis Club She swings a mean racquet Evelyn Christian ..........,...., German Club I-fer voice is like the warble of a bird , lean Clark ..,...,................. Latin Club A merry, nimble, stirring spirit lean Colby Her laughter is sunshine in the halls Olive Collins A sweet attractive kind of grace Sara Constabile Many famous women were called Sara, maybe ours will find her place too lane Corr ...... Girl Reserve, Chorus, Orchestra What goes on behind those mischievous eyes? lulia Costanzo .....,...,......,... Italian Club, Chorus, Locker Guard lt's love that makes the world go round Albert Covelli ..4.,... Italian Club, Physics Club A Persistant little fella Dorothy Cumiskey .....,.. G. A. A., Girl Scouts When Irish eyes are smiling Mary Ella Curio She's got us under her spell Lorraine Dagenbach.Sophomore Dramatic Club, Girl Reserve Make us happy and you make us good Mary D'Arcy Still as a lamb losephine Daymo A She is the mirror of all courtesy Catholine De Hamer Who said blondes are dumb? Helen Denig Sweets for the sweet Iune De Nio You can't deny she's a grand person to know Mike Di Cello ,..,.,........ Track, Italian Club Mike says he's shy, but we know he's not Sophia Ditkus Here's a girl who can carry on an intelligent conversation Franklin Doerfler ..,.... Franklin Printers' Guild We love his dry humor Fred Doerflinger ......,.............. Seminar, German Club, Sophomore Dramatic Club He knows his P's and Q's Margaret Dorau We'd work for her, we'd slave for her Dorothy Dreifke Thy fair hair my heart enchains Helen Dubaniewicz Here's a girl who's beautifully unaffected Ted Dubinsky A quiet chap with high ambitions Adeline Dumke Kind tongue that never wounded Margaret Eastman .,...... Spy Staff, Latin Club, Girl Reserve, Student Council, S. C. A. Cashier A quiet conventional girl with a grand person- ality Irene Eggleston I hasten to laugh at everything Melville Eisenhauer Cleopatra had red hair too I une Seniors Margaret Elke ..,,,... Girl Reserve, French Club She's crazy over horses, horses, horses Tom Ellison ....,,...........,.... Red Triangle Women prefer blondes, too Cecilia Even .......,.....,....,..,,, Spy Staff, Girl Reserve, Seminar, French Club Her friends number many the world over Marie Eucalano Her prankish nature got her into many a scrape Lester Ervin Have you ever seen him when he wasn't studying? Yes? No? Maria Faracca .,....,........,.,. Girl Reserve A little girl-always calm and unruffled Mary Fata ,.,.,. .,..,. I talian Club, Girl Reserve She has amazing vitality Lois Faulds ..,.,,................ French Club, Da Vinci, Girl Reserve, Camera Club In work or in play she's always cheerful Alex Ferguson His red hair tops his personality Millicent Fischer ....,,,.......... French Club, Seminar, Girl Reserve With her dramatic ambitions and exotic personality, she should reach stardom William Flatley ..,..............,... HK Club, Intramural Basketball He hates to be reminded of the contest he won as the prettiest baby Harold Fletcher He's rather inarticulate, but when he says something, it's worth while Irene Fonk The girl from gay Paree! Arlene Fonk ...,.............. S. C. A. Cashier The thrill of a happy voice! Ray Forgianni A frame so robust with a nature so sweet Robert Foster Likable and amiable Ralph Fox The boy with the model T Ford Mary Frangelo Thanks for the Memories Clyde Fredrickson There is magic in the memory of school boy friendship Frank Fumo I-le's got rhythm! Nancy Gantzer Her face betokened all things dear and good Dorothy Gardinier A Born to be happy Margery Gardinier As good natured a girl as ever broke bread Doris Gardner ....,..,.......... Camera Club, Photography Club, Girl Reserve Good things come in small packages lean Garris She minds her own business. Smart girl! Anna Liese Giebler Our own Ienny Lind Marion Gehl Her good humor hits her like a gale Phyllis Gerling ...,,....,........ French Club, Seminar, Girl Reserve, Student Council Always glad to lend a willing ear to anybody's woes Peter Germinaro A promising garcon Robert Getschman ......... Les Bons Amis Club All the world eventually recognizes a brilliant man Edwin Glerum ..,...... Franklin Printers' Guild A fresh, a free, a friendly man Robert Gordon ,... K Club, lunior Rotary Club Like a beacon on the football field Stephanie Gostynski She's got the wanderlust, especially in study halls Miriam Gourley The cream of the jest George Graham ,....,.......,......... Choir, ' Quartet, Tennis Club, Les Bon Amis Club, French Club He makes our poor attempts at Chopsticks look sick Richard Grasser I-Ie's one who'll remember his old friends when he reaches the top of the ladder William Grasser Thoughtful, with an abundance of talents Thelma Gray ..,.............. Student Council, Latin Club, Glee Club, Choir The days that make us happy make us wise Winifred Gray The magic of a face! 2:11 I li'-I3 Page Fifty-Seven , .ii 9 Pugr' f ifl.y-Eight Tony Graziano For he's a iolly good fellow Audrey Gregory .................., Girl Scouts Worries and troubles never phase her. She takes them in her stride Walter Groff .,..,...., Franklin Printers' Guild, Kenews, Camera Club, Tennis Club Subtle is the word for Wallie Dolores Grube I cannot rest from travel Angeline Grudzinski Thy modesty is a candle to thy merit Olga Gurichan .......... G. A. A., Tennis Club The glass of fashion! Palmera Guzauskas Paradise stood formed in her eye Betty Halbersma She'll soon have the whole library read Lorraine Hall All the virtues are hers Opal Hamilton ,..,.,,.,., . .,., Student Senate, Kenews, Quill and Scroll, Girl Reserve, Latin Club, Spanish Club She'll be the first woman president, or we miss our guess lean Hammond ...,....,...... Student Council, Orchestra, S. C. A. Cashier Her contagious laughter keeps us in stitches loe Ham el .,....,....,..,.,.......,... Band P A notation in K. H. S. diary: loe took cooking Robert Hanak Robert's intelligent mind is constantly seeking for new worlds to conquer Elaine Hannan ......,..,.....,,.. French Club, Seminar, Spy Staff, Girl Reserve A petite bundle of charm lune Hansche She always wanted a horse, She got a horse, We' re happy about the whole thing Mabelle Hansen A face with gladness overspread leanette Hapanowicz .....,..,.... French Club, Girl Reserve, Seminar Methinks leanette would make a perfect model Richard Harmon lt's sweet to dance to violins loyce Hartl ,.....,.......... A Cappella Choir, Girls' Glee Club, G. A. A., Tennis Club Shes very knowing l une Seniors George Hartung ....,...............,., Band, Orchestra, A Cappella Choir, Octet, Boys' Glee Club, Kenews Staff, Latin Club Always laughing and talking too Doris Haubrich ,.,........,..,....... G. A. A. We like her 'cause she's so democratic lune Haubrich ....... Girl Reserve, Tennis Club A sweet attractive kind of grace Robert Haubrich Happiness is a habit Harold Helwig A deserving chap Bernard Herrmann .....,..,......... Spy Staff, Student Council, Student Senate, Ouill and Scroll ' Success consists in doing well whatever you do Sigmund Hillmer .............., German Club, Band, Orchestra I perceive you delight in music Evelyn Hollander The light of a pleasant eye Carol Hollawa ............... .... B and Y There's rhythm in her soul Dolores Holm A belle in her own rights Richard Holm Give us your physics' tests before you leave Betty lo Holmes .......,. Girl Scouts, G. A. A., Camera Club, Spy Staff, Girl Reserve, Tennis Club Don't ask us which one she is-she's one of those nice Holmes twins Mary Etta Holmes .,.,,.. G. A. A., Girl Reserve, Girl Scouts, Tennis Club, Camera Club She's the other half of the Holmes twins- equally nice lack Holtman lack would get in between two gals leanne Holzemer ........ ,..,.... . Girl Reserve She'll always give her frank, honest opinion Mary lane Holub A coquette's April-weather face Marie Hould Short and sweet, cute and neat Harry Huff .,....,....... Hi-Y, Swimming Team Esquire on parade William Houston A man after our own hearts Adah Mary Hunter Her future looks bright lack lgo A talented boy, a cheerful one too, Gee, l'm glad that l know you Richard lsetts With his little camera he's starting himself a personal Rogue's Gallery Lois l acgues .........,........... Girl Reserve A daughter of the gods, divinely tall Gerald lacyna ..,,.., Spanish Club, Tennis Club Rumor has it that physics is his chief interest Nina lalensky ....................... G. A. A. A potential Olympic star Antonette lelen No beauty is like the beauty of the mind lames lensen .............,..... German Club If you see a group of our brain-trusters, you know lames is in it lulia lensen Unlike most redheads she very seldom flies off the handle William lensen Bill's ambitions soar high lane lessen Easy to remember-so hard to forget Grace Johnson Grace in all her steps Lura lohnson ..........,......,.. Spanish Club There is nothing which persevering effort cannot overcome Marion lohnson ......,.........,.. Girl Scouts, German Club, Girl Reserve, Tennis Club Nice people-these lohnsonsl Martha lohnson ...................... G. A. A. A merry heart doeth good Daniel lohnstone .............. Band, Orchestra A music lover who knows his stuff Ruth loling ......,.....,...,.. Student Council Remember when Ruthie wore pig-tails? Thelma lorgensen .............. Da Vinci Club, Girl Scouts, Student Senate She's a good scout Mary lurik The secret of success is constancy to purpose Bertha Kadis We love a steadfast friend Irving Kadwit Silence is a sign of deep thought Bernard Kaminski A man who's not afraid to say his say Ioe Katona ,,.......... .Swimming Team, Track The Ladies' Man Wenzel Kausalik There's nothing shy about him Stella Koyont Stella is neither short nor tall, Nevertheless she'll be missed by all Gordon Keller For every why, he had a wherefore Irene Keller .....,,.,... German Club, G. A. A. A minute with her is a minute well-spent Charlotte Ketelhut A pleasant personality is something to be envied Ralph Keuffer What would life be without chemistry? Orin Kindt ........,.. German Club, Latin Club Kenosha High will be very proud of Orin in coming years. We'd like to see his I. Q. Helen Kitzrow ...............,..,, Girl Reserve Believes in minding her own business-which seems to us a good policy Shirley Klapproth She doesn't let anything bother her. Thats the way to be John Klema ..,..,,......,........ Tennis Club A good temper is an estate for life Jeanette Klemasefski .,........ Girls' Glee Club, A Cappella Choir, G. A. A. She spends her afternoons curled up with a book, she also curls her hair Witold Klesczewski Witold you he was one of the best Edward Klimek Lots of common sense and good judgment Ruth Kluender None knew thee but to love thee La Verne Knapp The magic of a face Emerald Knudsen He's the Mutt of Mutt and left Raymond Kolkman Thou art a fellow of good respect Ursula Kondreckis A charming girl with a charming smile Robert Konitz ,..,.,.,..... Track, German Club A fine head of hair adds distinction to a good face I une Seniors Ted Koprowitz ......... . ,.... .Swimming Team Close competition for Tarzan Irene Korzilius ................,. Da Vinci Club Her friends call her Korky Hazel Koskenlinna ....... Girl Reserve, Spy Staff A short saying often contains much wisdom Adeline Koziol ...,.............. Spanish Club Demure is the word for her Florence Kramer ......... Orchestra, Latin Club She saws a mean thigamajig tpardon our lack of musical knowledgel in the orchestra Shirley Kreiger She's a city girl! Myrl Kressin ............, . . . ,G. A. A. She rates high with us ' Rose Kyncl A rose as fair as ever saw the day Donald Lambrecht ......,.... Band, Tennis Club All the girls fall for his bewitching smile Grace Lambrecht Her name just suits the lil' lamb Dolores Lamich .,..,............. Girl Reserve, French Club, Spy Staff She walks with happiness by her side Leocadia Lapszys ,..,..........,.. French Club Prefers to be called Lee -but either way she's nice Ruth Landre .,......, French Club, Girl Reserve Bubbling over with good humor Marion Larsen It isn't often we meet a girl so completely unaffected Eugene Laskis A little man of great capacity Harold Laughlin ,,........ .............. H i-Y, Iunior Rotary, Spy Staff He offers competition to the rest of the fellows Warren Lehmann His name will be inscribed in history Dorothy Lemrode The gal you can't resist Esther Lepp ..,........,,.......... Latin Club, Girl Reserve, French Club, Seminar We'd like to know her formula for wading through those tests so nonchalantly Earl Lewis He was more than over shoes in love Iune Lidberg Some wisdom must thou learn from one who's wise Robert Lindas Always on top Charles Lockwood Shows-cokes-fems-cars-parties-whoopsl Here we go again. That's Chuck I ohn Lough ...............,...... Tennis Club We hate to let him go, We're sure to miss him so. Harriet Lukowski ..,....,......... French Club She walks like a goddess Marie Luymes A smile on her lips and a twinkle in her eye Virginia Madsen Her modesty overwhelms us Helen Maeieck When she smiles, she beguiles Malcolm Maloney ......,,..,... Student Senate, President of Senior Class, Tennis Club, Red Triangle Hail to the chief! Mary Manson .......,... G. A. A., Spanish Club Bright as the sun, her eyes! Edward Marcoe A man of mark Eleanor Marschner She flutters like a straw in the wind Marshall Matthews Remember how short he used to be? Rita Maurer Whom she likes, she likesg whom she dislikes, she dislikes Constance Mayer True as steel Ieanne Mayer .........., G. A. A., Girl Reserve 'Like a strawberry torte-snappy and short Leona Mazur ...... A Cappella Choir, Glee Club Her aspirations are musical, it's easy to see Iune McCarron ................... Girl Reserve Rare and fair lean McCloskey .....,.. Glee Club, Girl Reserve Wherever there's a knit suit to be found, you may be sure that Iean's in it Gerald McDowell ................. Tennis Club He speaks like an Oxford graduate Helen McGonegle ...,. Glee Club, Girl Reserve Her future's well-planned ,J Q -n V... 5.5: 9 11' e Page If i jf-y-Ni ne I G 'Q ,. s 5 if X sl L R -- Alice Mae Mead .................... G. A. A., Swing Club, Tennis Club There's always a song in her heart and a smile on her lips Erna Meier ........,... ........ G erman Club Here's a girl who's really true-blue Eugene Menzel .....,..,. Tennis Club, Spy Staff He's got a racquet of his own Lela Merritt Looking with an eye to the future Florence Meyer .................... Latin Club It won't be long before she reaches the heights of fame Lorraine Meyer ............... . . .G. A. A., Seminar, Tennis Club She's athletically inclined Urban Mich A jolly, good fellow loe Miksis .......,............. Football Team, Swimming Team, Track A mighty man is he Bernice Milkowski ..,.......... S. C. A. Cashier Girl Reserve You're missing something if you don't know Bernice Ianet Miller Her smile is so sweet Helen Minar She can major with me lames Mitchell ,......., lunior Rotary, Pep Club, Track, Student Council, Student Senate Our guess is that someday lim will have a soap box under his feet Steve Miske ,,..,....,......,., ..,. L atin Club A man of great perseverance and strength Mildred Moerke Completely democratic Isabelle Mockus ,.....,,....,.... Spanish Club Her outstanding feature is her be-a-utitul hair Edward Moczulewski ..,.........,. Tennis Club lust the opposite of his cousin Henry Moczulewski ............. Cheer Leader, German Club, Seminar He certainly has the gift of gab Albert Molinaro Every cloud has a silver lining is his motto Dorothy Moran .... ,.....,..,.,... .... K e news We like her more and more the longer we know her l une Seniors ' Roger Morin Good looks, a flashing smile, a jovial manner, and a girl at his side. Andrew Mostenan A hard-working, ambitious fellow Dorothy Mostove .,..,.,......... German Club, National Forensic League Remember Dorothy's many brilliant dramatic offerings? Marguerite Munson She'll sacrifice anything to lend a helping hand Mildred Murdoch .,.,.,.......,..... Pep Club, Girl Reserve, Latin Club, Student Council, Trident Club, National Forensics League The All-American Girl Rita Murray ................ .... S panish Club Studies serve for delight Harold Nauta Here's a million of manners Paul Nelson .....,..... .... .,... S e minar We admire his toupee Louise Neuman .,............... German Club Good-natured, unruffled Phillip Newman The last of the blushers Helen Nicolazzo Nickie's the most helpful locker guard we have ever known Lorraine Numzik All the world's a stage Eda Oldani ....................,. Tennis Club She swings a mean racquet Grace Omelianchuck To her, life is just a song Gladys Otto ..,.....,. .......... G erman Club A pleasing disposition has she, Always kind to you and me. lune Palmehn Its lune in lanuary and every other month Victor Panyan ............... Intramural Sports Mr. Trewyn, how could you miss him for the basketball team? Donald Paradise .................. Swing Band, Band, Locker Guard, Physics Club Imagine a scientist with rhythm! Concetta Parise Gay Paree! Mary Louise Parker ...,............ Latin Club, Girl Reserve, Girl Scouts, Spy Staff She wants to be a lawyer-and she's just the one to do it too Iohn Parola He's known as Hlungle Iim Dolores Pawlak ...................... Seminar, Girl Reserve, Latin Club Did you ever see such blue eyes? Edith Pellicori So neat and so unruffled Mario Persechini Not bad, girls tWe know itl Lily Petersen 'Twas her thinking of others made you think of her Shirley Petersen I have a heart with room for every joy Bernice Peterson Makes two grins grow where there was only a grouch before Helen Peterson Pretty, popular, persistent Lorraine Peterson ....,. ,........ ..,. O r chestra She fiddles her time away Virginia Petzke .................. German Club You're missing something if you don't know her Ioe Pettrelli Lend us your eyes lane Pfarr Red hair is a weakness to all lames Pfefferle limmy has a passion for tormenting the girls with snowballs lanice Piehl. ,..,... ............. G irl Reserve, French Club, Seminar, Student Senate, Latin Club lanice takes it on the lam when teased about her brother Orange Lydia Pikna .....,.......,....... Girl Reserve, French Club, Spy Staff, Les Bons Amis, Kenews Staff She makes a joke out of a dry remark, keeps us laughing Walter Pocius Wallie doesn't know conceit Almina Polaski A friendly little soul Ernest Ponzio An affable and courteous gentleman Herman Pooch Why must the boys always get all the natural curls? Marjorie Poole A rare and radiant maiden lack Postman He's a male-man Robert Powell .......,......... S. C. A. Cashier Don't let that quiet demeanor fool you Marie Provencher ..,...,. Tennis Club, G. A. A. We can't wish Marie success with her dancing -she already has it Beatrice Quandt That merry humming around the lockers is Beatrice's Marian Raiman Marian helps Beatrice Isabelle Rastic .i..,....,... ..... S panish Club Dark Eyes Mary lane Reinhardt .......,..... Spanish Club, Tennis Club, Pep Club ' Tickle's got a dimple! I Lucille Rieschl Remember the time when Miss Breiseth had to allow time for Lucille to stop her chuckling? Lillian Riske A fellow would be blind not to appreciate Lillian Anthon Ritacca ....,.,..............,.. Band, Y Rhythm Club, Swing Band What-no Philharmonic Orchestra? Eileen Riter A girl, what a girl! William Rittenhouse He nothing common did, or mean Stella Rizzo ...................,.. Tennis Club, Latin Club, Girl Reserve Twins are always such nice people Viola Rizzo ..,........,......,..... Latin Club, French Club, Girl Reserve, Tennis Club Two heads are better than one Agnes Roders A true friend to the very end Robert Roeder His hobby is taking Fords apart to see what makes them go Hugo Roman He honestly reads the front page of a news- paper I une Seniors William Romantini Casey at the Bat Eleanor Rose A rose without a thorn Ioseph Rose Ditto Dolores Rosemann Frankness and honesty are characteristic of Dolores Frieda Rosentreter This little blonde would rather dance than eat Lottie Rosinski .,.................. French Club A moment with her is a moment well spent loe Rosko Here comes Troop E of the Cavalry Iessye Rumachik This tall brunette will be missed when she leaves Louis Ruffalo All the world loves a lover Tony Sadowski Always willing to give a helping hand Iohn Safranski ...,.......,..,..,... . . Seminar, German Club, Hi-Y, Tennis Club The Washington Road terror Ioe Safranski ,,....... ......,......., S eminar A regular fellow we see in Ioe That's why we hate to see him go Viola Salerno A little girl with heaps of friends Alan Sandberg ...,............. Debate Team, Iunior Rotary, Pep Club, Student Senate, Red Triangle The answer to a maiden's prayer Mary Sawicki ,..,,.,.,...... A Cappella Choir, Girls' Glee Club, Student Council We envy her sweet disposition Clifford Schaeffer A cheerful disposition is a fund of ready capital Margaret Schiller One of our favorite people Harold Schmitz He makes hay while the sun shines Robert Schmitz What a light hearted person Lillian Schneider ........,,..... German Club, Seminar, Girl Reserve Herself a fairer flower Emily lane Schneider ....,........... G. A. A., Tumbling Club, Emily used to do acrobatics for us. Such contortions! Ida Scholar .,,.,..........,...... French Club It's a wonder how such a small head could hold so much knowledge Donald Scholler. ...i.....,....... Tennis Club Inches do not determine the man Dorothy Schultz .......... Camera Club, Kenews Performed to a T George Schwartz ,..... ....... B and, Orchestra Master of the clarinet Marvin Schwenn It won't take you long to learn that the army is Marvin's chief interest. Allyn Scoville .,..,............., French Club, Spanish Club, S. C. A. Cashier Ouiet and sweet-loves foreign languages Earle Scoville We get along fine with him Frances Seliske Believes in strictly minding her own affair Evo Sentiere Evo wears the cutest sweaters with his intials and all Ioseph Serzant A man of hope and forward-looking mind Russell Sesto ...,...,......,,....,. Swing Band, Rhythm Club, Band, Orchestra, Glee Club, Boys' Octet, Italian Club, A Cappella Choir He's got rhythm Frieda Sethne She knows her way around the football field Marion Shevel .......... Kenews, Locker Guard, Da Vinci Club, French Club, Quill and Scroll Her heart is right even though it is on the left side Gene Shumway .................. Swing Band, Rhythm Club, Band Any maiden's desire except that he's not dark- oh, well, who are we to quibble William Siedziak ........ Swimming Team, Track Never angry Ann Siemion .....,...... French Club, G. A. A. They laugh that win ' Hattie Siemion .......,.. G. A. A., French Club Still water runs deep Dolores Smith A good companion is a good coach wa.- -- -... lil l'u,gv Six!-V-0110 Pugr Sixty- 'I 'tru Robert Smith A fellow feeling makes one wondrous kind Gladys Sorensen We wonder if she's always so quiet Kathryn Sorensen A poet's inspiration Doris Spitzer A friend is worth all the hazards we can run Elroy Spitzer Whatever he tackles is sure to be successful Marie Stanich Saying little is a sign of deep thinking Gertrude Stienbrink Tall blondes are our choice lames Stierman Why so pale and wan, fond lover? Prithee, why so pale? lake Stipanuk Everything's lake when lake's around Ethel Stollenwerk We remember her from lunior High days, always a sweet girl Marion Stortz Ummmm! She's a dream come true Lewis Strangberg Never forgets his old friends lanice Strangberg Spick and span Kenneth Strande He's a woman hater lune Surerus What is Surerus a day in lune? Earl Swartz He'll surprise you with his subtle remarks Dorothy Sykes ,.........,.,....,. Trident Club Sweet Dorothy, so cool, so calm, so bright Alfons Szantor ..,.,..,,.,......,.. Tennis Club The manufactured golfer. He shoots consis- tantly in the 90's Mitchell Szelonski We're sure he'll get places lune Tanck Marks, not boys, have been her aim Eugene Tanking Thank you, come again, is his motto Frances Tanner ...... Band, Orchestra, Pep Club She looks nifty in her band uniform Adeline Tarylo Determined and perseverant Kathryn Tekip Serene amidst the savage waves loe Tenuta He's got a girl friend! La la la la la l une Seniors Arthur Thiel .... Red Triangle, Football Manager He's got a way with the women Alice Thom ..,.......... Girl Reserve, G. A. A. A true example of a sociable young lady Clarence Thomas A modern Robinhood Clarence Toomey ,.... . .Camera Club, Spy Staff He makes us look at the little birdie Kathryn Tully ................,.. Girl Reserve, Latin Club, Orchestra Careless she is with artful care Peter Ulicki Me and my motorcycle Mitchell Urbanski .,....,........... Club, Football, Basketball, lunior Rotary Never takes anything for granted Florence Valente Youth will have its swing Sam Valeo ,...,....... Swing Band, Italian Club Sam's guitar and Sam Margaret Van Leeuwen .......... Spanish Club, G. A. A. Margaret is just as unaffected as when she entered high school lohn Van Strien Serene, and resolute, and still, And calm, and self possessed. William Van Thiel l'm happy about the whole thing Paul Vidas .,..,........ Spanish Club, Debating He can tell you all about Einstein's theory of relativity Vernon Voelz The man of the hour George Vogler Lord of the golden tongue Elmer Walden Elmer is a wizard at any and all kinds of work Laura May Waldo Silence is golden Marie Wall ..,..... Tumbling Club, Girl Scouts A sweet air Eleanor Wallig Sweet mirth that leaves no scar Elden Weiss .,..,,.,.... Seminar, German Club The school's Walter Winchell Mildred Weiss ..,.......,..... Student Council, S. C. A. Cashier Wise Millie lives up to her name Merle Westphal We could fall for Westphal too! Dina Westra A sun beam took human shape when she was born. Grace Wheeler A girl with absolutely no meanness in her makeup Thomas Whitaker An illustrious and ancient name Raymond Wick Mr. Bayler's right hand man Kenneth Wiersum We'll never grow weary of his company Edward Wille ..,................ Ushers' Club, Intramural, Swimming Team, German Club A promising young man lames Willems .......,....,... Student Council, Locker Guard, Hall Guard The lad that helps us through traffic Clare Wilson Her ways are ways of pleasantness Robert Wilson ...............,....... Football, Red Triangle, Spy Staff, Club He's a friend indeed Kathryn Wlahovich .......,....,.,... G. A. A. Kay keeps her youthful charm even though she's a young lady Theodosia Wons ....,............ Spanish Club Intellect -l- initiative -i- courage : Theodosia William Woodard ............... Spanish Club, Track Team, K Club lt's a handy thing to know how to run fast loseph Woodlief ...........,.......... Football The unseen hero of football Harriet Wutzen She's one of those people who are always helping Olga Yasulis ......... Trident Club, Girl Reserve Perfect taste is her fortune Dorothy Yeskevich .... ..... .......... G . A. A., Tumbling Club, Trident Club We recall many good times. thanks tc Dorothy Dorothy Young ......,.........,.. French Club She wears clothes like a mannequin Peter Zeihen Any relation to Dale Carnegie? Irma Zugner .................... German Club The girl with a mind of her own Vlasta Milica Zvoda ............. German Club, Girl Reserve, Camera Club, Little Theatre Club The most manifest sign of wisdom is a continual cheerfulness Senior Girl Reserve The purpose of the Senior Girl Reserve group is to encourage its members to face life squarely and to find and give the best . Any senior girl in high school may join this group. The girls at Christmas time, aided by the Iunior and Sophomore groups, gave their annual party for the children. Games, ice cream, a gaily decorated tree, and a jolly Santa Claus provided a very merry time for all. Helen May Bentz, Elizabeth Benson, Anita Bianco, lane Bixby, Charlotte Bjorn, lane Brown, Lois Chase, loyce Cross, Lorraine Dagenbach, Ruth Draudt, Marie Eucalano, Cecilia Even, Marie Faraca, Lois Faulds, Millicent Fischer, Doris Gardner, Margaret Hallett, Ieanne Holzemer, Rosann Hamsing, Ieanette Hapanowicz, Alice Hastings, Katheryn Huissen, Mary Etta Holmes, Lucille Ianesky, Ursula Kondreckis, Dolores Lamich, Ruth lean Landre, Betty Larsen, Genevieve Lukman, Iune McCarron, Virginia Meurer, Lorraine Meyer, Mary Louise Parker, Dolores Pawlak, lanice Piehl, Lydia Pikna, Isabelle Rastic, Stella Rizzo, Viola Rizzo, Bronwen Roberts, Ethel May Schwalbe, Kathryn Sorensen, Katherine Tully, Margaret Van Leeuwen, Edith Williams, Kathryn Wlahovich. Cecilia Even .,............. President ,,,.,.... Mary Louise Parker Lydia Pikna .,.... ,....... V ice-President. ..., .,.. K atherine Tully Mary Etta Holmes ..,., .... S ecretary ...... .... L ucille lanesky Genevieve Lukman ......,.. Treasurer ,.... .... E dith Williams Miss Hastings ....... ..... A dviser .,,. . . .Miss Schuessler Iunior Girl Reserve The lunior Girl Reserve member tries to face lite squarely and to find and give the best. The club is open to any Iunior girl in the high school. This year the lunior Girl Reserve have participated in the Christmas party for poor children and a sleigh-ride party. The annual Mothers and Daughters Banquet is given in the Spring. Alice Lee Bahlert, Karla Balk, Doris Barengo, Ioyce Bartell, Mary Bartell, Lucille Beardsley, Dorothy Beaumier, Helen Bentz, Dorothy Biddinger, Charlotte Bjorn, Mary Cairo, Gladys Cantway, Eleanor Chiappetta, Francis Cimino, Dorothy Clough, Bernice Corman, Ruth Draudt, Lois Engleson, Dorothy Foster, Josephine Furno, Helen Gehl, Leah Georgi, Majbritt Hagberg, Margaret Hallett, Mary lane Hansen, Grace Hitzker, Patricia Hollister, Cather- ine lacobs, Lucille Ianesky, Kathryn Keating, Elaine Kessler, Elaine Kuball, Eva Kuyawa, Betty lane Lamb, Bonnie Larson, Dorothy Laubach, Agnes Lazza, Elizabeth Lentz, Iennie Lori, Mildred Marten- sen, Dorothy Mazzei, Dorothy Metten, Ida Nerling, Genevieve Niesen, Helen Overholt, Margaret Piehl, Nell Placenti, Marjorie Powell, lane Riley, Connie Roders, Fay Russell, Patricia Ryall, Catherine Schoetfer, Barbara Schuppenhauer, Ethel Mae Schwalbe, Ethel Speaker, Bette Starr, Vivian St. Germain, Ermine Stripe, Lorraine Taylor, Edith Williams, Marian Witt, Iune Zolla. Betty lane Lamb ........,.,, President ,.,......,.... Dorothy Foster Ethel Mae Schwalbe ...,.. Vice-President .....,.... Betty lane Lamb Margaret Hallet ..,.. . ,,.. Secretary .... ..... L ucille Beardsley Bernice Corman ,.... .... T reasurer .,., ....... P atricia Ryall Miss Wilson .,.... ..,. A dviser. , . ..... Miss Bangsberg Da Vinci Club The Da Vinci Club was organized in l929 ,nine years ago, with Miss Canfield as adviser. The activities of the club have been varied. Every year at Christmas it has carried out a service projectp for two years it fur- nished a picture for the school library from a circulating library of pictures: it has arranged exhibits of work of club members done outside of school and has successfully carried out two annual art contests for high school students. Besides these activities the club has for several years sponsored a trip to Chicago and a tour of places of interest to art students. Elizabeth Benson, Daniel Bilotti, Marguritte Bornheutter, Dorothy Clough, Charlotte Drougge, Lorraine Fetzer, Mildred Gatley, De Loris Gergits, Katherine Hansen, Marylyn Hendrickson, Le Roy Housh, Reginald Hubbard, Mary Ingham, Gerald Keitel, Irene Korzilius, Rose Marie Lorentzen, Palmer Martino, Madlynn Mauger, Mary Nolan Ioan O'Leary, Florence Sampe, Elmer Smith, Betty Mae Sonnenberg Ioseph Spalato, Marian Witt, Wayne Woodbury. 1 i Gerald Keitel ..... ....... P resident ,..........,.. Gerald Keitel Palmer Martino .,,.,,..... Vice-President ........ Katherine Hansen Irene Korzilius .... ..... S ecretary ....... Rose Marie Lorentzen Irene Korzilius ..,. ..... T reasurer. . ,....... Mary Ingham Miss Canfield .,.... ,... A dviser, . . ..,. Miss Canfield Seminar Club The Seminar Club was organized to promote a better knowledge of chemistry and science among high school students and the better- ment of social conditions in Kenosha High School. It is distinctly a service club, working not only for the improvement of the school but also for the improvement of the student. The evening meetings usually feature a speaker, movies, or some educational phase of chemistry or science. The executive end of the club is run on a committee basis, with the work divided evenly among the members. Any student, a member or former member of a chemistry class, who pledges himself to live up to the ideals of the club, is eligible to membership. Tit 6 HQ 4 A Page Sixty-Tliree --.. .,. .. -i' if ,..- Page Sixty-Four Peggy Alderson, Alfred Andrea, Helen May Bentz, Dorothy Biddinger, Loretta Bitautis, lane Bixby, Aurora Curi, Robert Devine, Fred Doerflinger, Gerald Dowe, Kay Flatley, Leah Georgi, Phyllis Ann Gerling, Chester Goldstein, Robert Gregorin, Tony Halecki, Elaine Hannan, Alan Hanson, leanette Hapanowicz, Bob Koehl, Marion Kraai, Esther Lepp, Harvie Merrill, Lorraine Meyer, Henry Moczelewski, Clark Moseley, Paul Nelson, Lucille Newhouse, Robert Newman, Wes Nielsen, Dolores Pawlak, Mario Persechini, Ted Peters, Ianice Piehl, Russ Pinsoneault, lohn Safranski, loe Safranski, Lillian Schneider, Frank Simo, Thomas Skarakis, Margaret Smith, Rosetta Stella, Ed Swift, Lorraine Taylor, Richard Tussler, Elden Weiss. Fred Doerflinger .... ...,..... P resident Kay Flatley ,.i.,... ..... V ice-President Marion Kraai ..,.,.. ..,.,.. S ecretary Chester Goldstein ....... ..., T reasurer Kenews By informing and influencing, the principal functions of a newspaper, the Kenews has become more and more established as invaluable in Kenosha High School. It provides a means of organize ing and unifying the many activities and interests of the school and in addition offers opportunity for those interested in writing and advertising to gain some practical experience. Lawrence Beales, Irving Berenson, Roger Creedon, Aurora Curi, Walter Feckler, Frances Flocker, Chester Goldstein, Opal Hamilton, Evelyn Hollander, George Hartung, Alice Hastings, Leroy Housh, Kathryn Huissen, loe Igo, Genevieve Igo, Arnold lohnson, Irving lohnson, lerry Keitel, Leonard Kropp, George Kuehnl, Mack Maloney, Walter Mann, Margaret Mayer, Leonard Molholt, Margaret Piehl, Lydia Pikna, Harold Plous, Ioyce Rudy, Fay Russell, lack Sands, David Schmelling, Matt Schmitt, Catherine Schoeffer, Dorothy Schultz, Marion Shevel, Holger Sorenson, Mary Taglienetti, Robert Wilson. Opal Hamilton .,,,......, Editor-in-Chief ,.., ..,.. O pal Hamilton George Kuehnl ,... ,,., E ditorial Editor .... ..,.. G eorge Kuehnl Chester Goldstein ...,.,., Feature Editor ,....... Chester Goldstein loe Igo ....,....... .... C opy Editor. . . ............ loe Igo Irving lohnson ..,,, . . .Sports Editor, , . ,,.. Irving lohnson Leonard Molholt ..,.. .,,. A dvertising ,.... .,....., B ill Ivy Miss Hodges ....... .... A dviser ..... ..... M iss Wicks Quill and Scroll The Quill and Scroll, an organization composed of outstanding Kenosha High School students, offers its members assistance in all types of literary endeavor. It is the aim of the Scrollers to attain new merits in the various journalism contests, such as the Medill Con- ference at Northwestern University. Aurora Curi, Chester Goldstein, Opal Hamilton, Bernard Herrmann, loe Igo, Arnold Iohnson, Irving Iohnson, George Kuehnl, Leonard Molholt, David Schmelling, Catherine Schoeffer, Margaret Schoeffer, Marian Shevel. Opal Hamilton ,... ............ P resident Marian Shevel ...., ..... S ecretary-Treasurer Miss Hodges .... ..,.i....,... A dviser Miss Wicks .... ............ A dviser Iunior Rotary The lunior Rotary is maintained for the purpose of acquainting some of the boys in this school with the functions and objectives of the Rotary's work in the community. The members of the Junior Rotary hold monthly meetings at the K.Y.F., and they are similar to the meetings of their sponsor. The luniors have a prominent civic or social leader address them on some current problem. The new candidates for membership in the I r. Rotary are elected by the members of the club. Membership in the club is based upon the social and scholastic activities of the candidate. Insofar as the members of the Ir. Rotary come from nearly all the other leading clubs in the school, the caliber of membership is very high. The Kenosha Ir. Rotary has the distinction of being the only club of its kind in the world, and at the annual Rotarian convention it is feted as such. Maurice Ambelang, Robert Bundies, Robert Gordon, Bill Hughes, Archie Iones, Harold Laughlin, Iames Mitchell, Ken McCoy, Marvin Pierson, Bertil Peterson, Clifford Richards, Alan Sandberg, Lester Stank, Harry Stephens, Mitchell Urbanski, Wayne Van Lone. Robert Bundies ..,..,....... President ............. Iames Mitchell Mr. Tremper .... . . .Adviser ..., ..... M r. Tremper Club The K Club is strictly an athletic organization, and the funda- mentals of the club are based on the promotion of athletics in Kenosha High School. To every sophomore boy, the K Club should repre- sent a goal that he should strive for, and one which he can reach by going out and entering all competitive sports that he can. His K will be his membership in the club and will give him a feeling of pride and sportsmanship. Maurice Ambelang, Bruce Anderson, Frank Barca, Bob Ber- nacchi, Leonard Britelli, Bob Bundies, Art Camosy, Ben Covelli, Kent Dobbins, Alex Ferguson, Bill Flatley, Eugene Hanson, Lothar lane Reinhardt, Alan Sandberg, Frances Tanner, Ioe Tenuta, Wayne Haubrich, Owen Herbrechtsmeier, Ralph Host, Leonard Housh, Art Van Lone, Mike Vepraskas. Hubbard, Harry Huff, Bill Hughes, Bill Huntoon, Archie Iones, Willis Iohnson, Marvin Lytle, lohn Mandell, Ioe Miksis, Bert Peterson, Marvin Pierson, Eddie Podbereski, Clifford Richards, lack Singer, Lester Stank, Harry Stephens, Art Thiel, Wayne Van Lone, Mike Vepraskas, Tom Whitaker, Henry Wilson. Leonard Housh ....,.,..........,,.,,..,.. President Ioe Miksis ,..., .... S ecretary and Treasurer Mr. Trewyn .... ..,. . ,.... F aculty Adviser Student Council The members of the Student Council are elected by their fellow students, after being approved of by teachers on the appointment committee. There are seven members from each classy they are elected with the understanding that they will uphold the projects of the club for high school improvement. Sr. A. Leonard Brittelli, Robert Bundies, Alice Hastings, Genevieve Lukman, Fred Mancusi, Ioyce Rudy, Lester Stank. Sr. B. Mariorie Bauman, Lois Chase, Ioe Hampel, Bernard Herrmann, Ruth Ioling, Iames Mitchell, Iarnes Williams. Ir. A. Helen Mae Bentz, Peter Buratti, Edward Carelli, Frances Cimino, Margaret Hallet, Ethel Mae Schwalbe, Edith Williams. Ir. B. Karla Balk, Bess Bursynski, Kent Dobbins, Alan Hanson, William Hughes, Mary Korkus, Peter Turco. Soph. A. Roy Anderson, Iosephine Fumo, Bonny Lee Larson, Ienny Lori, Robert Preston, Donald Schmitt, Lasetta Woods. Alice Hastings .... .......... P resident Iames Mitchell ..... ........ V ice-President I William Hughes. . . ..... Secretary4Treasurer Mr. Ratshol .,.,. .............. A dviser The Pep Club The Pep Club of Kenosha High School is just what the name implies. The Club spends its time promoting school spirit and pep. It gives dances, parties, and entertainments in order that each and everyone will have opportunty not only to get acquainted with one another, but also to have a good time. The club tries to get every student interested in extracurricular activities. George Alberts, Loretta Bitautis, Elaine Brittle, Helen Brittle, Pharon Des Iardins, Sam Greco, Rosann Hamsing, Alice Hastings, Kathryn Huissen, Arnold Iohnson, Willis Iohnson, Genevieve Luk- man, Fred Mancusi, Helen McGonegle, Iames Mitchell, Leonard Molholt, Mildred Murdoch, Gene Pietrangeli, Marvin Pierson, Mary Helen Brittle ....... ........ P resident Elaine Brittle ...... .... V ice-President Rosann Hamsing .,... ...... S ecretary Mr. Rafshol ........... ......... .... A d viser Italian Club The purpose of the Italian Club is to provide an informal setting for the meetings of the students of Italian where they can become better acquainted with one another and join in activities that will be not only entertaining, but also beneficial and educational. While not considered a service club, the Gondoliers have not limited the scope of their work purely to the club members' interests, but have endeavored to be of service to the school as a whole. Each year the Gondoliers sponsor a dime dance and present an Italian play, as well as short dramatic sketches and readings, both in Italian and English. Elvisa Albini, Mary Bisciglia, Armida Barocco, Lena Brunati, Rose Camponeshi, Guido Capponi, Louis Chiappetta, Iulia Costanzo, Aurora Curi, Dino Curi, Amelia Fata, Mary Fata, Helen Gallo, Albert Gentile, Ivo Garofalo, Sam Greco, Marie Guidotti, Ioe Madrigrano' Mari Matera, Ida Mayo, Evelyn Montemurro, Carmella Piccolo, Cletia Pierangli, Elda Renzulli, Loretta Stella. Ivo Garofalo .........,................... President Guido Capponi .... ......... V ice-President Elda Renzulli .... ..... S ecretary-Treasurer Mr. Magaro ..... ............. A dviser Annex Student Council The Annex Student Council is made up of a representative from each homeroom in the Annex. At each meeting the president usually presides, the adviser being the Principal, Mr. D. T. Iohn. Each councilor has a duty he must perform, it is to foster student spirit in his homeroom. The sole purpose of the Student Council is to voice the opinion of the students of the -sophomore class. Kenneth Anderson, La Verne Birchard, William Bode, Irene Buri, Rose Gabron, Albert Gentile, Robert Iverson, Ernst Keuck, George Mockus, lean Molitor, Edward Polansky, Gilbert Rannick, lohn Serpe, Ioyce Staricka, Homer Story, Ianet Weiss, Peter Zocchi. William Bode .................,.......... President Kenneth Anderson .... .... V ice-President Gilbert Rannick ..... ..... S ecretary Mr. Iohn ......... ..... A dviser -.- -- -. n qt, .1- Puge' Six!-s'-Fi tv .lt 9 Page Sixty-Six I-Ii-Y The purpose of the Kenosha HI-Y is to create, maintain, and extend throughout the school and community high standards of Christian character. Its platform is clean speech, clean living, clean scholarship, and clean sportsmanship. The HI-Y is distinctly a service club, having been active in school affairs since l9l8. Any young man student of the junior or senior classes in the High School, who sub- scribes to the stated purpose of this organization and is elected by the club at one of its regular meetings, is eligible to membership. The club is run primarily on the committee plan giving each member a chance to develop leadership and responsibility. Meetings are held each week at the members' homes and every two months, approxi- mately, a supper meeting is held. Alfred Andrea, Keith Buell, Kent Dobbins, Fred Doerflinger, Howard Gorsegner, Albert Homer, Harry Huff, Willis Iohnson, Paul Larsen, Harold Laughlin, Ted Peters, Lucien Piery, Robert Preston, Iohn Richards, Iohn Safranski, Robert Stortz. First Semester Second Semester Albert Homer .... ..,.. P resident .,,. , , .Howard Gorsegner Harry Huff ....,.......,.. Vice-President ,... ..,..., R obert Stortz Howard Gorsegner ,...,.... Secretary .,,.......,. Fred Doerflinger Lucien Piery .,.....,....,.. Treasurer ...,...,...... Iohn Safranski Kent Dobbins ........ Corresponding Secretary .,,.,,. Robert Preston Mr. Chapel .... ...,......, A dviser ....,...., ..... M r. Chapel Red Triangle The Red Triangle has high ideals of Christian character. Its plat- form stands for clean speech, clean scholarship, clean sportsmanship and clean living. Its chief purpose is to serve the community and school by setting high standards of conduct and personal activity. This year the Red Triangle with the aid of the Hi-Y presented the first night dance: the proceeds from the dance were donated to the Pep club for the purpose of purchasing an electric scoreboard. The Red Triangle basketball team beat the Hi-Y five in their annual game by a score of 20-155 early in the year the Red Triangle club was entertained at a joint-meeting by the Hi-Y. Maurice Ambelang, Robert Bundies, Tom Ellison, Bob Iverson, William Ivy, lack Kemen, Mack Maloney, Leonard Molholt, William Rafferty, Clifford Richards, Alan Sandberg, Francis Stank, Lester Stank, Art Thiel, Robert Wilson. Robert Bundies ......,...... President ..,. ..., M ack Maloney Leonard Molholt .......... Vice-President .,.. .... W illiam Rafferty Tom Ellison ...... ..... S ecretary .... .... R obert Iverson Robert Wilson ..,., ,..., T reasurer .... .... R obert Wilson Mr. Paddock ..,.. .... A dviser. . . .... Mr. Paddock Franklin Printers' Guild The Franklin Printers' Guild, composed of advanced printing students, was organized in 1932. It is a social as well as an educational group. The highlight of this year's activities was a banquet held on Franklin's 23lst birthday anniversary. The members of Racine Park High's printing club were guests at this event. Anker Adelsen, Ioe Camponeschi, Franklin Doerfler, Harley Falcon, Edwin Glerum, Ray Hawley, Walter Hix, Iohn Perigini, Russell Pinsoneault, lames Rasmussen, Iohn Ritacca, Louis Ruffalo, Peter Sacco, William Schultze, Wayne Van Lone. William Schultz ......................,... President Walter Hix ..., .....,... V ice-President Ray Hawley .,.,. ..,., S ecretary-Treasurer Mr. Smith ..... .........,.,.. A dviser The Ushers' Club The Ushers' Club is a service club which serves school activities and community programs. The meetings of the club are conducted informally and are held several days before it is to serve for some performance. Vance Barnett, Lawrence Beales, Keith Buell, Ierome Bugno, Clinton Busacca, Iohn Busacca, Tony DiCello, Frank Fato, Mike Gajos, Ivo Garofalo, Henry Knitter, George Mockus, lack Postman, Iohn Ritacca, Tom Skarakis, Leo Taracek, Henry Timme, Andy Tures, Richard Tusler, Russell Zvoda. Faculty Adviser ............., ...... M r. Tremper Head Usher ..... ..., L awrence Beales S. C. A. The Student Cooperative Association, or the S. C. A., passed its second successful year in 1937-38. Through the efforts of the 68 home-room cashiers, the number of S. C. A. subscribers rose to 1042, an increase of approximately 150 over the first year. The S. C. A. plan has made it possible for a student to enjoy every extracurricular activity, including such major activities as the Kenews, football, basketball, concerts, plays, dances, debates, and lectures. If the membership continues to increase, we can look for- ward to an expansion in the program. Roy Anderson, Iamma Andreucci, Andrew Bakula, Karla Balk, Dorothy Biddinger, Loretta Bitautis, lane Bixby, Donald Bjorn, Ruth Blaim, Peggy Brown, Frances Cimino, Gerald Dowe, Ruth Dowse, Charlotte Drougge, Margaret Eastman, Lloyd Eddy, Arline Fonk, Curtis Forbes, Mildred Gatley, Chester Goldstein, Sam Greco, Robert Gums, Shirley Hampel, Katherine Hansen, Alice Hastings, Mary Holderness, Eugene Hopkins, Louise Howard, Vivian Houte, Reginald Hubbard, Ann Huizenga, William Huntoon, Lois Iacques, George Kuehnl, Betty Iane Lamb, Marie Leys, Otto Liebau, Laura Lento, Genevieve Lukman, Mack Maloney, Dorothy Martinson, Vallair McKenzie, Richard Mielke, Bernice Milkowski, Steve Miske, Gloria Mullen, Mary Nolan, Gladys Otto, Thelma Parker, Caroline Perri, Mario Persechini, Avis Picken, Arthur Piepenburg, Angeline Poerio, Dan Ponzio, Margaret Powell, Robert Preston, lane Riley, Mary Sawicki, Allyn Scoville, Nettie Smith, Vivian St. Germaine, Alice Sunderland, Lorraine Taylor, Mary Ulrich, Kathryn Valaske, Ann Velardo, Iune Wall, Mildred Weiss, Laurenta Wick, Edith Williams, Roy Wisch, Alicia Zulowski, Mildred Bjorn, Tony Chiap- petta, Doris England, Olga Gedwice, Albert Homer, Margaret Iohnson, Eleanor Kuchers, Paul Larson, Lena Magno, Marjorie Poole, Charles Sampson, lean Tomlinson, Lewis Turner III, Iune Wall ........ ,,.., ,..... H e ad Cashier Mario Persechini .... ..,, A ssistant Head Cashier Mr. Browne. .,.. ........,.,... A dviser Girl Scouts Girl Scouting stands tor service as well as self-improvement with the highest possible ideals. Some of the activities of the Girl Scout group are the Fall and Spring week-end camping trips, the Welcome Party for new scouts, the Christmas Party, Splash parties, and the Mothers and Daughters Tea. Myrtle Andersen, Lillian Bahnsen, Peggy Barber, Doris Barter, Gertrude Biddinger, Frances Binney, Betty Bray, Virginia Brokaw, Pauline Buckner, Mary Burns, Dorothy Cecil, Dorothy Cumiskey, Grace Dowse, Patricia Exton, Dorothy Fleischmann, Marjorie Fogwell, Audrey Gregory, Marylin Hatlich, Phyllis Harbaugh, Elvera Harper, Mildred Hettelfinger, Dolores Herrema, Betty Io Holmes, Mary Etta Holmes, Betty Hutchinson, Marion Iohnson, Ellen Jorgensen, Thelma Iorgensen, LaVerne Krumpos, Agnes Lozza, Edith Lassen, Frances Morse, Carol Nielsen, Mary Louise Parker, Shirley Rowe, Grace Marie Steele, Margaret Strangberg, Betty Yule. Captain: Miss M. Vanderhoof Patrol Leaders: Dorothy Flieschmann ,.......,... ,,.. E lvera Harper Betty Yule ,,... , ..... ....... B ettY Yllle Mary Etta Holmes .,,,. .--A G F609 DOWSG Marie Wall ...,.., ..-- D Gris Barter French Club The purpose ot the French Club is to arouse and maintain interest in the customs, traditions, arts, and culture ot the French people. The club tries to encourage and aid the student in his study and interpretation ot the language through talks, games, songs, and plays. Anne Anoszko, Roma Beaudin, Ieanette Beaumier, Edith Christensen, Frances Cimino, Bernice Corman, Irene Duczak, Margaret Elke, Cecilia Even, Frank Gelsone, William George, Majbritt Hagberg, Robert Hanak, Fred Hannahs, Mary Holderness, Mary Etta Holmes, Reginald Hubbard, Harry Hutt, Mary Ingham, Ursula Kondreckis, William Krampert, Eva Kuyawa, Dolores Lamich, Betty Larson, Esther Lepp, Harriet Lukawski, Leona Maejeck, Frances Morse, Margaret Piehl, Lydia Pikna, Ruth Redstrom, Fay Russell, Irene Schultz, Ethel May Schwalbe, Marvin Schwenn, Allyn Scoville, Ruth Starika, Vivian St. Germaine, Robert Stortz, Irma Swanson, Lorraine Taylor, Dorothy Turner, Mary Weston, Edith Williams, Clare Wilson. Ethel May Schwalbe .... ...,... P resident Edith Williams ..... ....... V ice-President Frances Cimino ..... .... S ecretary-Treasurer Miss Wilson .... ,.......,.. A dviser Spanish Club The purpose ot the Spanish Club is to create a greater interest in the language and people ot Spain. This club, composed of students who have taken Spanish, holds its meetings once every month. The membership requirement is that the potential member be a Spanish student. The programs presented to the Spanish students tend to broaden their knowledge ot Spanish lite and customs. Matalda Bambino, William Barr, Francis Binney, Charles Blake, Elaine Brittle, Ethel Brittle, Helen Brittle, Ianet Budzinski, Keith Buell, Peggy Brown, Lois Chase, DeWayne Conklin, Marian Eggers, Betty Ellsworth, Dorothy Foster, Cathrine Gallatin, Mary Gallo, Genesse Garb, Alan Hanson, Donald Iohnson, Beverly Iobick, Esther Iensen, Ellen Iorgensen, Viola Ketchen, lean Kress, Helen Laurnites, Laura Lento, Connie Letsom, Lorraine Madden, Mary Manson, Shirley Norcross, Rhoda Osterberg, Ruth Partridge, Avis Picken, Neil Placenti, Irene Potter, Mary Richards, Italia Renzulli, Lottie Rosinski, Lena Savoy, Lucy Seggiaro, Charol Smith, Audrey Sorenson, Eleanor Steinmetz, Iames Stierman, Allyn Scoville, Shirley Spakawitz, Cherille Todd, Margaret Van Leeuwen, Theodosia Wons. Page Sixtv-Svtwz I 5 'W dl , Pugrz Sixty-Ifighl Lena Savoy ...... .......... P resident Cherille Todd .... .,...... V ice'President Alan Hanson ..... ..... S ecretary-Treasurer Miss Schuessler .... ............ A dviser Latin Club This year the Latin Club has a new adviser, Miss Clapp, the charming new teacher from the South. Under our new leader we feel that the club will progress swiftly. We attained a new goal this year when we were the proud owners of a float in the homecoming parade. N Daniel Bilotti, lane Bixby, Marguiritte Bornhuetter, La Verne Burnette, Edward Carelli, Gerald Dowe, Chester Goldstein, Tony Halecki, George Hartung, Amy Iohnstone, Kathryn Keating, Orin Kindt, Bette Iane Lamb, Gertrude Larsen, Harvie Merrill, Dolores Pawlak, Marjorie Poole, Harold Plous, Lorraine Ramlow, Iane Riley, Peter Ritacca, Irma Roman, Cathrine Schoeffer, Iohn Solcow, Betty Mae Sonnenberg, Ioe Spalotto, Bette Starr, Nello Ventura, Edith Williams, Roy Wisch, Elaine Andreason, Isabelle Barr, Lucile Bleicher, Clinton Busacca, Eleanor Firchone, Donald Haun, Bernice Henn, Betty Hutchinson, Esther Larsen, Ieanne Lippert, Patricia McGurgan, Steve Miske, Marilyn Monteen, Rose Pechura, Robert Preston, Iohn Richards, Muriel Ruttalo, Lewis Turner, Mary Watring, Mary E. Wenning. Harvie Merrill .,.... .... I mperator ..... ..... G eorge Hartung Chester Goldstein .,...... Pro Imperator ..... .,...., I ohn Sokow Edith Williams ..,. .... A edile ..... ...,, E dith Williams George Hartung ,..i .... L ictor. . . ,.., Ioe Spalatto Miss Clapp ,...,., ...., A dviser .,.. .... M iss Clapp German Club The German Club meets the first Monday of each month from 7:30 to 9:00 P. M. The meetings and programs are conducted in German, and German is used in games and conversation. At the end of the year an open meeting is held at which a one act play is the main feature. Dorothea Bach, Helmut Becker, Helen Bentz, Ruth Blaim, Dorothy Biddinger, Charlotte Bjorn, Theresa Bokmueller, Helen Christ, Bette Demmer, Gertrude Demmer, Raymond Diehl, Fred Doerflinger, Dolores Dreiftke, Walter Feckler, Dolores Feldkamp, Charles Fischer, Gerald Geyer, Leah Georgi, lean Hampel, Don Hanson, Kathleen Gaastra, Sigmund Hillmer, Ruth Hornickel, Iames Iensen, Irving Iohnson, Minnie Kalb, Irene Keller, Norma Kinas, Orin Kindt, Ernest Klees, Margaret Klees, Gertrude Klein, Robert Konitz, Barbara Kuehn, Otto Liebau, Victoria Lubniewski, Henry Moczulewski, Ida Nerling, Louise Neumann, Bernard Numke, Dorothy Otto, Gladys Otto, Dolores Pawlak, Vernon Pedersen, Robert Piehl, Helen Rahn, Gilbert Rannick, George Rauen, Anna Reinhardt, Hilda Reinke, Tatiana Reuter, Vincent Roder, Alvin Rochau, Patricia Ryall, Iohn Safranski, Helen Schmidt, Ieannette Scholtz, Barbara Schuppenhauer, Eleanor Seelman, Frank Simo, Tom Skaralcis, Iohn Sokow, Gladys Spitzer, Warren Tait, Elden Weiss, Laurenta Wick, Adeline Wolfe, Margaret Young, Wilfred Zelenski. Walter Feckler. . . ..,... President Robert Piehl ,..,.. .... V ice-President Orin Kindt ..... ...... S ecretary Ernest Klees ..... .... T reasurer Miss Schultz ...., .,.. A dviser Girls' Glee Club The Girls' Glee Club is a group of girls who sing three and tour part music. They always participate in the Fall Concert and usually sing for an assembly program and a P. T. A. meeting during the year. Eloise Bishop, Charlotte Biorn, Ruth Blaim, Blanche Burnette, Winitred Caswell, lean Chambers, Ann Liese Giebeler, Thelma Gray, Ioyce Hartl, Ieannette Klemasetski, Victoria Lubniewski, Genevieve Lukman, Virginia Meurer, Ethel Molzahn, Ieannette Parmentier, Constance Pitts, Gloriana Rotunda, Loretta Rychowski, Blanche Schwartz, Lucy Seggiaro, Ielsey Shella, Anita Sipowski, Ruth Slater, Magdalene Sorensen, Geraldine Wilberg, Eva Wilmot, Lesetta Woods. Loretta Rychowski ..... ..... P resident Anna Liese Giebeler .... ..., S ecretary Ieanette Parmentier .... .... T reasurer Miss Larsen .....,,., .... A dviser A Cappella Choir The A Cappella Choir is gaining a fine reputation. Each year they sing Christmas carols in the halls of both buildings. They also spend an evening in bringing Christmas cheer to the hospitals, the Carmelite Home, and Willowbrook Sanatorium. In addition to this, they sing at our tall concert, commencement exercises, and other community gatherings. Vernon Anderson, Harley Benson, Charlotte Bjorn, l. Donald Biorn, Daniel Bilotti, La Verne Birchard, Ruth Blaim, Blanche Burnette, Winitred Caswell, Anne Cernak, leanne Chambers, Eleanora Chiappetta, Cyril Ellison, Frank Gelsone, Anne Liese Giebler, Charles Gordon, George Graham, Thelma Gray, loyce Hartl, Dorothy Hinners, lack Hotbauer, Doris Keefner, Lenora Kostack, Shirley Kreiger, Genevieve Lukman, Victoria Lubniewski, Virginia Meurer, Leona Maejeck, Regina Matysek, Earl Merritt, lean Molitor, Walter Nelsen, lune Palmehn, leannette Parmentier, Constance Pitts, Lorraine Ramlow, Glorianna Rotunda, Loretta Rychowski, Donald Schmidt, Irene Schultz, Blanche Schwartz, Eleanora Seelman, Anita Sipowski, Ruth Slater, Holger Sorensen, Kenneth Sorensen, Roberta Tillotson, Geraldine Wilberg. Holger Sorensen .,....,.,.......,........ President Frank Gelsone ,.,. .,,.. V ice-President George Graham . . . . . f ,... Secretary Harley Benson .... .,.. T reasurer Cyril Ellison .... ..., L ibrarian Miss Larsen ..... ..,, A dviser K. H. S. Male Quartets The K. H. S. Male Quartet is a small but popular ensemble group which has existed in the school for many years. This year there are two such groups, one ot which is a group of lunior B boys, who entered in February, 1937. These boys have sung at many social functions in Kenosha as well as at school affairs. Kenosha High School Quartet: Cyril Ellison, lst Tenor, George Graham, 2nd Tenor, Vernon Anderson, lst Bass, Holger Sorensen, 2nd Bass. Loretta Rychowski, Pianist. Sophomore Quartet: Donald Schmidt, lst Tenor, Walter Nelson, 2nd Tenor, Frank Gelsone, lst Bass, Kenneth Sorensen, 2nd Bass. Eugene Hopkins, Pianist. Sophomore Chorus The Sophomore Chorus was organized to interest incoming students in choral singing and to give training to future A Cappella Choir members. La Verne Birchard, Eloise Bishop, Ruth Blaim, William Bode, Leo Bonn, Florence Bruno, Archie Campbell, Dante Castelli, Anne ,uh Cernak, Irene Chovan, Roger Creedon, lames C. Hall, Donald Haun, - U :- Dorothy Hinners, Helen Kazell, lanette Klemasefski, Eleanor Kraai, U31 -- lean Molitor, George Nelson, Leo Neuman, Lorraine Ramlow, lohn ' Richards, Lucy Seggiaro, Primo Tasso, loyce Wareham, lanet Weiss. ' ' Eloise Bishop .............,.............. President xl Archie Campbell ..... ...... V ice-President -- lanet Weiss ....... . . .Secretary-Treasurer - Donald Haun ..... ,,.......... R eporter Miss Larsen .... .... A dviser K. H. S. Qrchestra The Kenosha High School Orchestra boasts a membership ot 58, the largest in the history ot the school. They play each year tor tall and spring concerts, for class plays, and tor commencement exercises. Violins: Leroy Bussa, loe Carlini, lule Conrad, Robert Devine, Myron Dorfman, William Gallman, Donald Gregory, Dorothy lane Irving, Gertrude Klein, Vincent Kondratowicz, Harold Long, Leona Maejeck, Earl Merritt, Herbert Mueller, Walter Nelsen, Marguerite Qlle, Brucetta Packard, lune Palmehn, Rudolf Prashina, Orland Redo, Ruth Santthiel, Wilbur Schaumberg, Charol Smith, Warren Tait, Peter Turco, Mary C. Ulrich, Monroe Zietz. Viola: Anker Adelson, Donald Biorn, Marjorie Ruttalo. Cello: Esther Bauman, Frances Polak, Marjorie Powell. Bass: lean Hammond, Florence Kramer, Ted Prashina, Flute: Richard Anderson, Lewis Kranz, Roy Wisch. Oboe: Frances Tanner. Clarinet: Sigmund Hillmer, lames Qstlund, lanet Potahl, George Schwartz. Bassoon: George Hartung. Cornet: Merlin C. Iones, Mario Petrelli, lack Sands, George Vollmer. French Horn: Leo Bonn, Dan lohnstone. Trombone: Peter Huissen, Fred Mancusi. Baritone: Arnold Kreuser. Piano: Eugene Hopkins, Regina Matysek. Drums: Charles Blake, Norton Gahr. K. H. S. Band 1938 marks the tenth anniversary of the organization of the Kenosha High School Band. As this is written, plans are being made to celebrate the occasion in a fitting manner at the annual Spring Concert. The band entertained the homecoming crowd with marching, letter formations, and the twirling abilities of three drum majors. Page Si.vLv-Nitin . ll ,, , -if vt - E5 l'ugrf Srwrflilty Solo Cox-nets: George Vollmer, Frank Niccolai, Merlin lones. First Cornets: Anthony Ritacca, Mario Petrelli, William Pade, Mariorie LeRoy.. Trumpets: Arthur Leach, Harold Ogden, Eugene Sunday, lack Sands, Robert Gold. French Horns: Alfred Niccolai, Earl Merritt, Daniel lohnstone, Leo Bonn, Ernst Macht, Laurenta Wick, Irene Daum. Trombones: Fred Mancusi, William Wallace. Peter Huissen, Edward Graves, Primo Tasso, William Houston. Baritones: Arnold Kruser, Robert Zabukovec, Harold Bergren, Dick Harmon. Flutes: Lewis Kranz, Roy Wisch, Richard Andersen, Raymond Wick. E-flat Clarinet: Eleanor Duell. Oboes: Rudolph Prachina, Frances Tanner. Alto Clarinet: Donald Lambrecht. Bass Clarinet: Helen Dowse. Bassoons: George Hartung, Dorothy Hansen. Alto Saxophones: Bernice Corman, Robert Kingsley, Gloria Voight. Tenor Saxophones: Gerald Sornrners, Helen Pellicori. Baritone Saxophone: Delbert Wegner. First Clarinets: Sigmund Hillmer, lerry Gagliardi, lames Ostlund, lanet Potahl. Second Clarinets: George Schwartz, loseph Hampel. Lenore Kostack, Mike Ladvienka, Charlotte Clarke. Third Clar- inets: Alvin Rochau, Mary Baar, Daniel Bilotti, Delmar Tanck, Sam Sturino. Sousaphones: Otto Liebau, Delmont Gguist, Monroe Zietz. E-flat Basses: Edward Barnes, Charles Gordon. Percus- sion Instruments: Charles Blake, Robert Nunk, Anker Adelsen, Donald Paradise, Norton Gahr, Ralph Mancusi. Fred Mancusi. . . Rudolph Prashina. . Lewis Kranz. . . Fred Mancusi. . George Hartung, C. L. Mason .,,., George Vollmer, . . . President .. Manager Drum Maior Drum Maior Drum Maior . ...,,...., Director tant Director Rhythm Club The Rhythm Club was organized last year under the guidance ot Mr. Kenneth Brown. lt is a service club, whose sole purpose is to aid those people interested in dance orchestra work. lt has made it possible for clubs in high school to sponsor dime dances and evening dances at a very low cost. Most of the money thuse raised has gone for improvements and equipment for the school. Band: Piano: Arthur Leach. E-flat Alto Saxophone: limmy Ostlund. Third Alto Saxophone: Louis Kranz. Tenor Saxophone: Gerald Sommers. Baritone Saxophone: Leo Nuprienok. First Trumpet: Stanley Ginkowski. Second Trum- pet: Anthony Ritacca. Third Trumpet: Mario Petrelli. First Trombone: Gene Shumway. Second Trombone: Fred Mancusi. Drummer: Donald Paradise. Assistant Drummer: Norton Gahr. Guitar: Carl Curio, Stanley Ginkowski, Sam Valeo. Violin: Rudy Prashina. Bass Fiddle: Fred Prashina. Publicity: Sam Greco, Mike Vepraskas, Frank Wallace. Vocalists: Betty Congdori, Alva Densmore, Altreda Hawkins. lirnmy Ostlund ....... ,........,. P resident Stanley Ginkowski .... ........ V ice-President Frank Niccolai ...... ..... S ecretary-Treasurer Mr. Magaro ..... ..........., A dviser String Quartet The string quartet was organized by Monroe Zietz, last year. They have played at a number of social affairs, including P. T. A. meetings, Alumni, and Senior A banquets. Monroe Zietz ......,.....,....... ..... V iolin Anker Adelson .... .... V iola Frances Polak ..... .... C ello Earl Merritt ..... ..... V iolin A Cservice CZIZEZQXCQNQQJ in Kezfzosfra Kenosha Evening News Kenosha News Press Kenosha's Newspaperu Kenoshz1's Best Printers H complete Daily Review A complete Printing Service from of Kenosha and The World a small card to a catalog Facts .... Fun .... Fiction Binders .... 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ChaS.A-TLSOHHIC1 15 Class of 1887 Bonding 81: Insurance Dale Block Phone 4523 628 56 th, St. Kenosha Wis Lee THE AMERICAN BRASS CUDIPANY Ke-lmsllu Braun-ll CCDNGIQATULATIQNS To the graduating class of T938 and to the faculty of Kenosha High School BARDEN'S Kenoshafs foremost store since 1889 BER is 4 9 5 g an xg? Q . 51, -QQ!--. Mufti' . ig ,X -4, Z3 5 4' W1'th Besf Wishes KENOSI-IA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Our study of the eye and its need for better sight, place us in ei pos- ition to render a useful service to those who require eyesight attention. I1 IJ, INI1Vl, MAIN, UPI. IJ, If If I'I'IlI'N'IXNNl UPI' Il . . 1 . xi 4 . . , . U1Jti.i1ic'Trlsts Kenosha Optical Co. Kenosha's Foremost Optometrists Orpheum IILIIITIIIILI Telephone All-II OFFICE HOURS 8:30 H. M. to 5:30 P. M. EVENINGS Tuesdays and Saturdays KOOL. l A MACWHYTE COMPANY l M.-I N01-iiciffregzes Ol? Wire Rope l Galvanized Strand Braided Wire Rope Slings Lockwasher Wire Aircraft Tie Rods Aircraft Strands and Cord CQ' X se- I 5-9 '95 ' 'T -es 'Q KENOSHA. WISCONSIN NEW YORK - PHILADELPHIA - CHICAGO PITTSBURGH - FORT WORTH PORTLAND IPisIi'iln1toi's tliroiigliotit the II. S, llllffl' Ser l'lIlI -NIIHP The Brsl' Qf El't 7'j'fl1l-Ilg in Furl ,XZ .li 'zzhqfgk 7 . LW . -5 ei . . , xl., 1 7, - I .f A-L 'NAA 1 'I' .- a, ,V McNeil Fuel Co. 6337-14th Ave. Phone 7171 THE BROWN NATIONAL BANK Member F. D. I. C. 2216 - 63rd Street Compliments of Kenosha Lumber 8 Coal Co. Phone 3144 251-1 - 52nd St B t h t Milk Producers The Graduating Class of 1938 X WALGREEN DRUG CO. Compliments 1 QVQS ta, QS tudio Phone 5751 614 Fifty-Eighth sr. if gig? 2.2 .flu A Complete Milk Service GGLDEN GUERNSEY TIP TGP MILK 6813 - 29th Avenue A LESSON IN TI-IRIFT SHOP AT PENNEY'S AND SAVE ! - I . C .N N I Y, . CDI! FANS' , i I n,e o.: png a 1: gl Corner Fitty - Eighth Street and Seventh Avenue - Kenosha, Wisconsin Better and More Satisfactory Compliments of Portraiture 0 0 Sydney Studio dnlwlg CLEANERS E5 DYERS 66l5-28th Avenue Phone 8l2l 5919-SIXTH HVE. KENOSHA, WIS. fmftlfll tfr'mrf l7rf1f f','f1'.1l1r1llq I l I l Betmwn 'f fgwn I ol. - ' f6'P0fZ'P,5'ff x'T1'tE Worlds Best io Eat' LANDGREN'S DAIRY Incorporated QSINCE 19013 The VVorld'S Best To Eat o . Tl h ms fam 1 A N ih?'gg o a .Q-'r sep one 1 J 1 1 xc . Dr I ,7,yB0T,TLESA. jg D Iv .v 'axbdcnnu Q 'yi au VIANIII... I Establzslzed 1860 A li 4UTH0Rl'I.Y-9 www Qibnmas ibansnzn anh buns Qiumpallp Kenoshzfs Finest Dairy Products FUNERAL DIRECTORS Gln, UQ A T,-ja! Phone T142 ALWIN T. HANSEN J, MARK HANSEN X Ave' Iienasha' wvis Pu: l' ll ll R'-Q J Q 4 -6. .a 1. 2:14 N 1,.',!s ', J' 'eb 5 l. ull . ' .- Bracelets Lockers Compacts Crosses Diamond Rings Watches Graduation Gifts You VH!! lx'r'1'fJ As time passes on tlie memories and the giver are never forgotten. C. S. HUBBARD Jeweler Xa Engraver 705 - 58th St- Compliments feonezrcz' 093. Glajnp Studio KENOSHAZS' LEADING PHOTOGRAPHERS 5914 -22nd Ave. Parmentier Bldg. SEGAL'S Graduation Dresses 557.95 - 9510.95 - 3514.95 5709 Sixth Avenue THE ALLEN-A COMPANY Bennin ton Vermont g ' .JOSEPH FAULKNER --'S -Av JV N svoms Fon MEN HOSi6ry - - Underwear 5625 sux'rH AVENUE KENOSHA Sweaters - Sportwear - Swim Suits IPI!! QSai'isf21rtio11 - - - is IjOlll'S Ill our large seferiiozz nj young zzzwfs dprinlq and tsllllllllifl' suirs zzf 518450. 52.5.5lI. 01161550.00 ISERMANN BRCTI-IERS 6l4- 6I6 Fifty-sixth Street For These Modem Times A Store Where Quality Style and Service Meet Your Needs Q-lggnes Zmask Qianhy Sivbup Home Made Candies - 0 . ' H1el'Hll'll1f7l'l' El'l'llX'lPI1l' IJIVAVIS Cumff' nw . REC' ITV F . . FURN 'EV A E' Phone 1841 5838- Oth Ave ton. OF SOTH. If Compliments ol Kenosha Clinic 723 Fifty - Eighth Street Sixth ffuem ue CS fudio agffgjli We Catclw Your Smile F wb 10 C. H. eephm M. D. P. W, Good M. D. E, J. P. 1-castings M. D. H. s. Murphy M. D. we 5l36'6tl1 Avenue l.,H.l.1. Mo. J.H.Rb' M. O , O Yam O lnSOl1 gf 7,0 Q- Dial 6151 Compliments of f'0llDON 1i'f ' C0. I Abupply 2929- 75th. St. Phone 8191 Girls! When You Entertain Remember Andrea's l:resl'1 Frozen lce Cream EC-HON Boys! Alter The Show or Dance Treat l-ler At ,. EQY collf Est. In 1911 Phone 7782 2401 60th Street Pugr' lf: I I N TEXT BOOKS SUPPLIES FOR SCHOOL Mansfield Office Supply Co. Mouse Bldg. - 1006- 56th St. The Stow rlmf has swrzwd wwf Il't'NSfllI'L 1910. PRINTERS STATIONERS 616 58th Sr e e Oldfnggsb X Toys wax CURRNWRERLL' s A Drapery GOODYEAR SERVICE 59th and Tth Avenue Tires, Tubes, Batteries, Radios Ask About our Budget Plan FRANK G. WESTLAND IIISIIVNIIF4' - Rm! 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The Besf of Foods Telephones 4191 -4192 7511 - 22nd Avenue Where you buy with confidence TWO STORES 0 Down Town Hub Furniture 5425,6th Ave. 2221 -63rd St. Compliments of ROBERT BROOKI-ICUSE lulilllrillg -- lice-orulillg I N nfflw Tillie Betsy Buss Dinners f K + Lunches 2 Fountain Service 5907 - 6th Ave. Ph0nc' 2-4711 Citnssin jfuneral Zfaume PHONE 6414 .J C E J C FBITZ RUDY'S Limp - in - Leap - out Station l 57th St. Sz Sheridan Telephone 9917 Compliments of Qgclzizizferjs q3E1I?QVy H25 ,wars Qfgood S1'l'I'l'l'6U Telephone 2-2924 620 - 58th Street just the thing for srlmnf i hfuuf - fruit gnrrneurs i Y Q O i hllllt - To - lrll Shop i i 524-70th street Phone 3514 5 Josephson 8: Zimmerman Co. 1 Pl.l,lfXlHlNL1 ,-XNIJ lllf.X'lilNtl I lil.liC l'RlCAl. LillN'llR.-XL llllih 1 ll.,xRlww.'xm5 6104 - 22nd Avenue Kenosha, Wisconsin l'u:v N I U With Compliments ERNST'S BGOK STORE . . Q, S 7 Bonkx, Stutionrry. ami Offirf Simplim f' 80. CE. I, y X. Q' Kodukf rim! 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E Standard Coal Company 925- 59th street E . n Sam Vaccarello, Proprletor Um: block wesr uf Sherlrlzm Road , W Phone 6161 n a Pm-ne 78:10 6346-32nd Ave. l Kenosha, Wisconsin i Page N in Ply-Th ree Pianos - Radios KENOSHA CITIZENS X , . I5iI1c'5tNIL1SICrXt F ld, el, INN ww LOAN Sz INVESTMENT CO. ' , - , 5I5 Fifty-Suxth Street - V.,-.MUSIC C930 - nhth Street TC Phfme 4932 Tin' PI'Il7lf'1'I'SIllII!f Loan COIIIPIIII-I' Qf W1'sr'011s17z A mnzfbmzy Qi by, HlIfffI7I' Czfizwzs Q14-IXYCIZOSIIKI After High School Is Your Daddy Den nut? Q A Tl'1'll3ll'Q',S S1-Iloul of Ilusinc-ss 9 Den nr'rr un our nav ! MOOSE ' Arneson Foundry Inc. ELECTRIC STEEL SEMI STEEL GREY IRON PHONE 9123 KENOSHA, WIS. CHARLES H. 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