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MQW 3 5 5 ..1-3, 1 ' if ff K . -fx M me r M ,N ' f s if we Z1 its S 'I 6 56 The Yearbook Published by the Seniors of Marquette University High School Milwaukee 8, Wisconsin We, the Graduating Class of Nineteen Hundred and Forty-Four, can look hack with pride on our four years at Marquette University High School. We know that the prohlems which are now con- fronting us seemed remote and imaginary when we were freshmen. Already many of our fellow seniors have entered the armed forces of our country, and they are facing situations morally and spiritually difficult. Because o f their firm Cath- olic principles, they are meet- ing these situations and are overcoming them. Thus, as others of us enter the services, the spirit of those gone hefore us will serve as a guiding influence. Armetl, not only with guns anal ammunition, hut with faith ancl trust in Gocl, our Alumni have gone ancl are going forth to meet the l urlz- ing a'angers of war. They have clotheal themselves in khaki ancl navy blue, ana' they are triumphantly hear- ing their country's hanner. Some of them have given their lives, while others, will- ing, if neeal he, to give up their lives, are continuing with determination their comhat against the aggressor. I t is to These, Our H onoreil Deacl ana' Faithful Living, that We, the Grailuates of Nineteen Hunclreil ana' Forty- Four, ilealicate this Flamheau Annual with clue respect ana' reverence. l SGT. DONALD SHINNERS Missing in action in European urea while serving as waist gunner on Flying Fortress. LT. HARRY j. SENECAL Killed in action over Italy on Nov. 1943. 20, LT. RICHARD STROEBEL Killed in a Bomber crash on the shores of Scotland en route to overseas base. CORP. THOMAS BERG Killed in action in the South Pacific with the Marines, I'lJ P.O. JEROME LADEMAN Killed when his ship was torpedoed in the Arabian Sea. i...L. .-A..,...................a.. ,... .... . . LT. JOSEPH D. ESSER Killed in Bomber crash at McDue Field, Florida. Zltque LT. EUGENE A. SZAJ Killed in accident in Sun Francisco, Cllllflll'I1iil. LT. RICHARD WANVIG Killed in action in his Thunderbolt P-57 over the European Wall' theater. atria BU LT. ROBERT MOON EY Died of wounds rcccivcd wliilc on Destroyer duty in tllc Pacific. CORP. RICHARD P. GRUTZA Killed in action in the Austriiliiin cam- paign. i Q Contents FORENWORD I it DEDICATION rrrrr CASUALTIES FACULTY , ,. SENIORS Lrrrrrrr CLASSES rr ACTIVITIES CCCSS ATHLETICS LLLLLLLL ADVERTISERS LLLLLL fi 5 6 9 17 35 45 66 87 Staff RICHARD BUELLESBACII Editor-in-Chief JOHN DOOLEY Sports Editor DANIEL RYAN Literary Editor THOMAS PRIER Activities Editor WILLIAM GUTZWILLER Artist FELIX J. HAGER, 5.1. Moderator lit is often sain -that those who no the mostloorla receihethe leasti creoit. Zin one ot our monern factories, the workers are commennen for their accurate precision luorkg cfliheaytore: man, the one iohofnireets the workers, who sees that the labor is hone cor: rectly, remains in the Distance, proun oi the accomplishments ot his workers., i 3 y g i Bo it is smith eoucation. we gran: LIHIZS1' Willis EZEEUJE IDE lEDIlQ'IZHfllIEl2, tions ,ann the honors, -rohile our teachers stann hehino us, proun ot us, But hoes not some approhation belong to them, these foremenin the factories ot our minus? Go this questiontherea is only one answer: files. jlor they are theones who have trainen us in the principles ot our taithg they have ,guinea ann ah: biseh usg they hahe encourageo us. 'Ehus no the classmen of 1944 regaro their teachers ann, with great respect, present the . . . e l g ,faculty nd ada! nam!! 3881- nina nam: ai 1131 .1i'tI3 rx': mm! ad! 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Principal RIVEREND JEROME T. BOYLIZ, I Assistant Principal mimi vu ii 1 ii 1 iw Prcfn-Ct of Discipline mum! 1 w L Mmicriltivi' of thc Fathers' Club RUSS IELIZABIETH A. CONNELLX l.ibmi'i.1n r 5 E P L REVERFND WILLIABI A. CONNELL, SJ. English, Religion Mntlemtol' of the Mothers' Guild RIIVEREND CHARLES T. CORCORAN, S.-I. English, Religion Aliuldins Club, Writers' Club REVEREND PATRICK DOLAN, SJ. Religion RIZVFRITND ARTHUR j. EVANS, SJ. lingl isli, l-lnlulvy Club RIZVITRIEND ALOYSIUS S. HAHN, SJ. Latin, Religion Student Counselor REVEREND W, G. DOWNING, SJ. Latin, Sociology, Religion RIZVEREND GILBIZRT A. MCQCAISIQ, Sul. Latin, Religion REVIZREND JOHN R, PADBERG, S.-I. Latin, Religion Athletic Director, Smlallity lN'lmlm-atm REVEREND WILLIAM A, ULRICH, SJ Physics B Team Couch l,i1tin, cil'L'L'l'i MR. bl. IEUGIENE c,ooMi1s, 5.1, l,.ltin, Histury ming Cfimcll, Smlnlit Coll, S.ia'i'nxtnii OTHY I. CRONIN, SVI. ' 15a-uviul SL'IllL'SfL'l'l I-'I'L'5llll1Llll lfmmtlwgill Cemcli MR. VINCVNT F. DAUISS. SVI. Plmysics i.Lll'H1I'.lflII'y XVclWNtcl' Cilulw MR. FRANCIS -I. GUENTNER, SJ. English, Latin Cartoonist Guilcl, Glce Clulfm, Sotlality Cell, Prep Players Finances MR. FELIX J. HAGER, sj. English, Latin Flamhcau Monthly fFirst Semestc-rj, Flarnheau Annual, Pliotogrzlphers MR, THoMAs A. HALLEY. sj. Geometry, Algebra Cafeteria, Sotlality Ccll MR. URBAN j. KRAMER, SJ. Government, History Assistant Athletic Director MR, EDWARD j. MC CARTHY, SJ. English, Latin Junior Wcrhstcil Club, Hockey Coach MR. JAMES F. I-IANLEY, SJ. Latin, History Assistant Athletic Direc tor, Booster Club MR, FLOYD L. STANTON, SJ. Government, History lioolcstore, Freshman Basketball Coach MR. CHARLES E. BEAUDRY Aeronautics, Spanish, History Track, Fencing Coach MR. ,JAMES K. DUNCAN Algebra Varsity Football, Basket- ball Coach MR. IVAN j. KRAMORIS Advanced Algebra, Geometry MR. LOUIS A. LE MIEUX Algebra, Chemistry Band, Orchestra MR. JOHN H. FOUNTAIN Advanced Algebra, Solid Geometry, Trigonometry Chapel Singing MR. JOHN R. REEVERTS English MR. JUSTIN A. MC CARTHY History MR, CHARLES A. NYBERG Algebra MR. JACOB J. SCHMITZ Commercial Subjects MR. ADRIAN P. WINKEL Government, History MR. LEON J. SCHLENK English, Speech Prep Players Zllllith niplamas tlutthen in their hanus, the granuares are marrhing forth tn help tnnquer the aggreszurs ann plan a pnst:war wnrln. Qnlhey hah! hehitateh them5eIhe5 tn GEUU, tar lae alone ltnnws whether they will snrbihe the battlefielhs ur nut: ur whether they will iennure tu run: strutt ann ening the pnsbwar wurlb. Zlllle fate a future shrnuhen with storm elauns, a uniberse pregnant with the .biseaseb mint:-5 nt nberlp ambitinus men, men who habe giben up Cl5nU fur glnrp ann wealth ann who IJBU2 SDULIIUBIZZU IDB hfllllltli Df Phil. 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Gesu General Football 15 Acolyte 1, 25 Library Staff 35 Sodality 1, 2, 3, 45 Class Officer 1, 2 BARTZEN, JOHN F. St. Robert Scientific Football 1, 35 Basketball 3, 45 Tennis 2, 3, 45 Junior Chorus 15 Sodality 1, 2, 3, 45 M.H. Club 3, 4 BERCE, EUGENE D. St. Florian General Football 15 Football Trainer 35 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 All-Con- ference Basketball 45 M.H. Club 3, 45 Acolyte 1, 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 1, 25 Hobby Club 1, 25 Sodality 1, 2, 3, 45 Track 4 BLOECKER, ROBERT J. Holy Rosary Acolyte 1, 23 Flambeau Monthly 3, 43 Latin Club 33 Prep Players 2, 3, 4g Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4 BOLAND, ROY G. Gesu Acolyte 1, 2, 3, 43 Cafeteria Staff 3g Junior Chorus 13 Latin Club 33 Sodality 1, 2, 3, 43 Writers Club 4 BONNESS, JAMES A. St. Sebastian General Basketball lg Swimming 13 Acolyte 1, 2, 3, 4g Junior Chorus 13 Sodality 1, 2, 3, 43 Class Officer 1 BRZEZINSKI, LEO S. Scientific St. Vincent de Paul Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 43 Hemann Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Latin Club 3: Sodality 1, 2, 3, 43 Photog- raphy 1, 2, 3, 4 Classical Classical BRENNAN, JAMES B. St. Monica General Football 1, 2, 3, 43 All-Con- ference Football 3, 43 Basket- ball 1, 43 Track 1, 2, 3, 43 Golf 23 Hockey 1, 2, 3, 43 M. H. Club 2, 3, 43 Acolyte 1, 2, 33 Booster 4g Sodality l, 2, 3, 43 Class Officer 1, 2, 3, 43 Alad- dins 4 BUECHLER, JOHN L. St. Leo Latin Modem Language German Club 2, 33 Hobby Club 23 Prep Players 23 Sodality 1, 2, 3 BUELLESBACH, RICHARD P. St. SCbaStl11fl Classiqal Boxing 23 Swimming lg Acolyte 1, 2, 3, 43 Aladdins 3, 43 Ollicer 43 Booster Club 4g Flambeau Annual 43 Flambeau Monthly 3, 43 Latin Club 34 Sodality 1, 2, 3, 43 Webster Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Class Officer 43 Mural Debate Championship 13 State Catholic Debate Championship 2, 3, 4 BURGGRAF, JOHN V. St. John de Nepomuc Scientific Sodality 3, 4 CASEY, j. HUGH St. Lawrence Classical Aladdins 3, 43 Flambeau Month- ly 1, 3, 4, Glee Club 3: Latin Club 35 Prep Players 3: Sodal- ity 1, 2, 3, 4, Webster Club 1, 33 Writers Club 4, Class Oiiicer 3 COHAN, GEORGE M. St. Thomas Aquinas Scientiflc Swimming lg Hockey 4, Sodal- ity 1, 2 CROWLEY, JAY F. St Thomas Aquinas Cvlee Club 1, 2, Soclality 1, 2, 5, 4 DALTON, JOHN W. St. Sebastian Track 3, 4g Golf 43 .M.H. Club 43 Acolyte 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 2, 33 Latin Club 3, Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4 CAMPION, HENRY T. St. Rose General Football 1, 2, 3, 4g Basketball 1, 2, 51 Track 43 M.H. Club 2, 3, 45 Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, Officer 2 CARTER, THOMAS L. SI. Rflbert General Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, Swimming 1 CASPER, PHILIP E. St. Rose General Football 4: Flambeau Monthly 1: Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4g Webster Club 1 COLEMAN, JOHN D. St. Rose General ity 1, 2, 4 l General Classical . - . l ,af fx. Football 1: Basketball 1: Sodal- DEHORN. VVALTER H. Holy Cross Classical Football 5, 4, M.H. Club 4, Aladclins 4, Officer 4, Cafete'ia Staff 2, 5, Cartoonists 2, 5, Flambeau Monthly 5, 4, Latin Club 5, Soclality 1, 2, 5, 4, Class 'Oiiicer 2, 5, 4, State Latin Contest, first 2, fourth 5, Highest Class Honors 2, 5, 4, Mural Debate Championship 5, Science Talent Search Hon- orable Mention, Prep Players 5, Knights of Columbus Essay Contest, Third Place. DFMPSFY, CHARLES W. St. john, So. Milvv. General lfoxingg 4, Golf 1, 2, 5, 4, Captain 5,4, M.H. Cl.1h 1, 2, 5, 4,i'od.1lity 1, 2, 5, 4, DOOLEY, JOHN E. St. Bernard Classical Football 1, 2, 5, 4, Track 2, 5, 4, Basketball 1, All-Conference Football 4, M.H. Club 5, 4, Acolyte I, 2, 5, 4, Booster P Club 4, Officer 4, Flambeau Annual 4, Flambeau Monthly 1, 2, 5, 4, Latin Club 5, Sodal- ity 1, 2, 5, 4, Webster Club 1, Senior Class Officer, Mural Debate Championship 5 l IDOUCFTTE, JOHN F. St. Sebastian Scientific Football 1, 5, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 5, 4, Golf 2, 5, 4, Acolyte 1, 2, 3, 4, Booster Club 4, Prep Players 5: Sodality 1, 2, 5, 4, Class Officer 1, 2, M.H. Club 5, 4, All-Conference Bas- ketball 4 St. Robert St. Robert 4, State Catholic Debate Championship 5 ASQ' ...ng T - 5 DORSZYNSKI, DONALD F. St. Thomas Aquinas Classical Flambeau Monthly 2, 5, 4, Latin Club 5, Sodality 1, 2, 5, 4 DROXV, RICHARD L. Blessed Sacrament General Band 2, 5, 4, Orchestra 2, 5, 4, Sodality 2, 5, 4 DRUDING, ROBERT R. General Tennis 5, 4, M.H. Club 5, 4, junior Chorus 1, Sodality l, 2, 5, 4 DUFFY, -IAMFS H. Classical Football 1, Track 4, Aladdins 4, Flambeau Monthly 5, 4, Glee Club 5, Sodality 1, 2, 5, 4, Officer 2, Welwster Club 2, 5, 4, Class Officer 1, 2, 5, ETZEL, HARVEY T. St. Anne General Band 1, 2, Hemann Club 1, 2g Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4 FITZGERALD, ROBERT M. St. Robert Scientific Aladdins 3, 49 Cartoonists 2. 3: Flambeau Monthly 3, 43 Glee Club 3, 4. Officer 3. 4, Prep Players 2. 3. 43 Sodality 2, 3, 4, Writers Club 3, 4 FRIDL, RICHARD St. XVc-nceslaus Class Ofiicer 23 Track 2, 3, 4 GAHN, ANTHONY J. St. Robert Mural Debate Championship 1 ENGELHARDT, THOMAS F. St. Bernard Classical Track 1, 2g Prep Players 2g Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, Photography 1, 2, 3, 4, Officer 2, 3, 43 Writers Club 3, 4, Officer 4. ENRIGHT, WILLIAM J. Gesu General Football 2, 3, 4, Track 45 M.H. Club 4: Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4 FAUPL, JOSEPH A. St. Michael General Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Acolyte 1, 2g Cartoonists 1, 23 Sodality 1, 2, 3, 43 M.H. Club 3, 4 FRAZIER, JOHN J. St. Sebastian Scientific Sodality 2, 3, 4 Scientific General M'l?'iw'Z3ft3kif Football 3: Boxing 43 Golf 4, GARROT, GEORGE M. Gesu Football 2g Track 1, 2, 5, 4, M.H. Club 3, 4, French Club 2, 3, Oiiicer 5g Sodality 1, 2, 3 GENSKE, WILLIAM J. Sts. Peter and Paul Sodality 5, 4 GESELI., ROBERT W. Holy Cross Scientific German Club 2, 53 Hobby Club 1, 2, junior Chorus 13 Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4 GROFF, DONALD St. Sebastian Classical Football 1, 2, 5. 4g Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Track 1, Tennis 5, Acolyte 1, 2, 5, 43 Aladd'ns 4, Golf 5, M.H. Club 2, 5, 4, Officer 4, Booster Club 4, Offi- cer 43 Latin Club 3: Sodality 1, 2, 5, 4, Ofiicer 23 Class Offi- cer 1, 2, 5, 4, Senior Class Ofiicerg Class Honors 1 General General GOHSMAN, WILLIAM H. St. Robert Scientific Football 1: Aladdins 43 Car- toonists l, 23 German Club 2, 51 Hobby Club 1, 2: Sodality l, 2, 3, 4 GUTZWILLER, WILLIAM F. St. jude Scientific Acolyte 1, 2, 5, 4: Band 1. 2, 5: Orchestra 2, 53 Booster Club 4: Cartoonists 1, 2, 5, 4: Flambeau Annual 4: Flambeau Monthly 43 German Club 2, 5: Glee Club 5, 4, Hemann Club 1, 2, 5: Fodnliry 1, 2. 3. 45 Writers Club 41 Honorable Mention, Science Talent Search. HALTER, HELMUT A. Mother of Good Counsel Latin Modern Language Tennis 4g German Club 2, 5g Latin Club 5, Prep Players 2, 5, Sodality 1, 2, 5, 4 HECK, ROGER C. St. johns, Rubicon Classical Acolyte 1, 2, 5, 4, Aladclins 5, 43 Flambeau Monthly 2, 43 Latin Club 3, Sodality 1, 2, 5, 4, Ofiicer 4, Writers Club 5, 4 HUBER, OWEN C. St. Lawrence General INDA, ANTHONY T. Blessed Sacrament Classical Fencing 2, 3, 4, Captain 4: M.H. Club 3, 4, Cafeteria Staff 3, Flambeau ,Monthly 1, 2, 3, 4, Associate Editor 3, 43 Latin Club 3, Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4 KELLY, JOHN D. KERSLAKE, JOHN D. St. Robert Sodality 2, 3, 4 St. Robert Swimming 1g Track 4, Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4 HELDT, ARTHUR W. St. Patrick General Football 1, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Track lg M.H. Club 2, 3, 4, Acolyte 1, 29 Cartoonists 15 Commercial Club 2, French Club 2, 3, Ofllcer 2, 53 Glee Club lg Sodality 1, 2, 3, 45 XVriteL's Club 33 All-Conference Basketball 4 HOFFMANN, WILLIAM J. Holy Assumption Latin Modern Language Track 1, 2g German Club 2, 3, Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, Prep Players 2, 3, 4 HUSHEK, CHARLES St. Matthew General Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4 JENNINGS, THOMAS F. St. Jude Classical Acolyte 1, 2, 32 Aladdins 4 Latin 33 Sodality 1, 2, 4 Writers Club 4 ' ,Mg 4' General Scientific - ia31lkYt3l:3UTQ9Yii.'+fa'E'?'51 I Football lg Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 43 M.H. Club 4, French Club 2, 3, Ollicer 3, 1 1 KING, JAMES F. St. Bernard Football 1, 2, 43 Basketball 13 Track 2, 5, 43 Hockey 1, 4, M.H. Club 2, 3, 4: Acolyte 1, 2, 5, 4: Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Officer 1, 2, 5 KLATT, MYRON J. Sts. Cyril and Methodius Sodality l, 2, 3, 4 KOCH, GEORGE A. St. Frederick, Cudahy Scientific Basketball 1, 25 Track 1, 2, Golf 4: Aladdins 4, Officer 4, Cartoonists 1: Sodality 1, 2, 3, 43 Class Officer 4 KRAUS, ALPHONSE J. St. Thomas Aquinas Scientific Football lg Basketball 1: Track 43 Sodality 1, 2, 5, 43 Class Officer 1, 2 Scientific Scientific KOXVALSKY, JOHN T. St. Sebastian Scientific Football lg Boxing 23 Tennis 3, 43 Swimming 1: Acolyte 1, 2, 3, 4: Flambeau Monthly 1, Q Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4 KRAUS, GEORGE F. Sts. Peter and Paul Scientific 3 KREII., DONALD R. St. Sebastian General KRUINIENACHER, FREDERICK, P. St. Hedwig Classical Football 1, 2g Aladdins 43 Band 2, 5, 43 'Orchestra 5, 43 Hobby Club 5, 4: Latin Club 51 Hemann Club Z, 3, 4g Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4g Photography 5, 4, Officer 4, Webster Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Holy Cross St. Catherine Hobby Club 13 Sodality 1, 2, 3 LITZA, DANIEL F. St. Patrick Classical Acolyte 1, 2, 33 Cafeteria Staff 23 Flambeau Monthly 13 Jun- ior Chorus 1, 23 Sacristan lg Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4 LOCKWOOD, RUSSELL J. St. Robert Scientific Football 43 Swimming 13 Hock- ey 43 Cartoonists lg Hobby Club 1, 23 Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4 LUETTGEN, BERNARD Immaculate Conception Latin Modern Language Boxing 23 Swimming 13 Acolyte 1, 2, 33 Aladclins 33 Cartoonists 13 Flambeau Monthly 13 German Club 2, 33 Hobby Club 1, 23 Prep Players 2, 3,3 Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, Officer 43 Second Place Elocutionist 1, 2, LUKOMSKI, JOHN T. St. Vincent General Football lg Sodality 1, 2 KUBISCH, HERBERT A. Scientific Flambeau Monthly 13 German Club 2, 53 Junior Chouus lg Soclality 1, 2 KUHN, RICHARD J. Scientific LITZAU, JOHN B. St. Matthew Classical Cafeteria Staff 2, 33 Flambeau Monthly 33 Junior Chorus lg Latin Club 33 Prep Players 2, 3, 43 Sacristans 2, 3, 43 Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4 LOVE, DONALD, P. Holy Rosary Scientific Basketball 1, 23 Prep Players 13 Sodality 1, 2, 3, 43 Class Officer 4 LYNCH, J. JOSEPH St. Sebastian Cheerleader 2, 3, 4: Acolyte 1, 2, 3, 4, Sodality 1, 2, 5, 4: Basketball 1 MC CABE, THOMAS St. Rose Latin Club 5 MC CARTHY, JOHN R. St. Sebastian Classical Acolyte 1, 2, 3, 43 Aladdins 43 Cafeteria Staff 35 Latin Club 55 Sacristans 2, 3, 43 Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, Officer 24 Writers Club 5, 4, Officer 43 Class Officer 2, 5 Scientific Scientific NIARTIN, ALLEN St. Matthew Classical Acolyte 1, 2, 3, 43 Aladdins 4, Band 1, 2, 5, 41 Orchestra 1, 2: Latin Club 33 Hemann Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Sodality 1, 2, 45 Web- ster Club 3, 4 MC KFF, HCTWARIJ M. St. Rose Classical Football 1, 2: Boxing 2: Alad- dins 43 Cafeteria Staff 2, Flam- beau Monthly 3, 4: Glee Club 25 Latin Club 5: Library Staff 51 Prep Players Z, 5, 4: Sodal- ity 1, 2, 3, 4: Writers Club 43 Class Officer 2, 33 Wis. john Paul Jones Oratory, seconcl place, M. H. Oiatory, first I-lace, 4 MAYNARD, PHILIPP M. St. Robert General fiodality 4 MICHELFELDFR, HARRY J. St. Sebastian General Golf 5, 4, M.H. Club 5, 41 Acolytc 1, Z, 5: Hobby Club l, 2, Sodality 1, 2, 3, 43 Photography 2 Holy Rosary MILLER, PAUL L. General Acolyte 1, 2, 3, 4g Latin Club 3: Sodality 1, 2, 3: Photography 1, 2, 3 MUELLER, EDXVARD J. St. Thomas Aquinas Acolyte 1, 2, 3, 41 Band 1, 2, 5, 41 Orchestra 3, 43 Hemann Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Soclality I, 2, 4 MYSZEXVSKI, NORBERT F. St. Hyacinth Scientihc l General NOLL, JAMES C. lNllTCHFl.L, JOHN D. Holy Rosary Latin English Hobby Club 33 Latin Club BQ Soclality 1, 2, 3, 4 MOYNIIIAN, FRANCIS St. Robert Classical Football 3. 4: Bvketball 2, 5, 41 Tennis 5, 43 M.H. Club 43 Boozster Club 41 l'lambeau Monthly 3g Sodality 2, 5, 4 MURRAY, EDXVARD W. St. Anne General Softball 1, 2, 3: Table Tennis Champ 1, 2, 3: French Club 2, 53 Sodalitv 1, 2, 3, 41 Class Officer 2, 3 NALENCZ, RAYMOND H. St. Sebastian General Football Manager 11 Basketball lg Swimming 13 Acolyte 1, 2, 3, 43 Aladdins 53 Flambeau Monthly 33 Sodality 1, 2, 3, 43 Writers Club 3 NORTON, ROBERT D. St. Bernard General Sodality 1, 2, 5, 4 St. Gerard General French Club 2, 3: Sodality 1, 2, 5, 4 O'CONNOR WARREN B St. Robert Classical Aladdins 3, 4: Flambeau Monthly l 2 3 4 Latin Club 3 Sodality 1 2 3 45 Webster Club lg Writers Club 3 4 O'SHFA JOSFPHJ St. Robert General Prep Players 2, 3, 45 Flambeau Monthly 1 2 3 4 Acolyte 1 2 Sodality 1 2, 5: Glee Club 1, 2 O'I'I'MAN, HERBERT St. Michael Scientific junior Chorus 15 Prep Players 2, 35 Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4g Web- ster Club lg Class Ofiicer 3 PAPKE, CHARLES E., JR. St. Barbara Classical Sodality 1, 2, 3, 45 Webster Club 2, 34 Mural Debate Cham- pionship lg Photography 2, 3g Prep Players 2, 3, 45 Cafeteria Staff 2, 3, 44 Sacristan 2, 5: Car- toonist l, 2, 3 ............--M .- --:i QUIERY, WILLIAM H. St. Robert Classical Basketball 1, Aladdins 3, 4, Band 1, Booster Club 4, Flam- beau .Monthly 1, 2, 3, Glee Club 2, 3, Hemann Club 1, Prep Players 2, 3, 4, Writers Club 4, First Place Interpreta- tion Contest 1, 2. Second Place, American Legion Sectional Ora- torical Contest. REED, THOMAS R. Christ King Latin English Football 1, 2, 3 ,4, Basketball 1, M.H. Club 3, 4, Track 1, Aladdins 4, Latin Club 3, Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4 REGAN, THOMAS J. St. Robert Hockey 4, M.H, Club 4, Acolyte 2, 3, 4, Hobby Club 3, Sodality 2, 3, 4 REUTENIAN, LESTER C. St. Sebastian Golf 2, 3, 4, M.H. Club 2, 3, 4, Acolyte 1, 2, 3, 4: German Club 2, 3, Sacristan 2, 3, 4, Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, Class 'Officer 2, 4, Hockey 4 PREKOP, JOSEPH St. Stephen General Track 4, Swimming 1, Acoltye 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 3, 4, Cafeteria Staff 3, Hobby Club 2, 3, Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, Hemann Club 3, 4 PRIER, THOMAS A. St. Rose Classical Football 1, 2, Acolyte 1, 2, 3, 4, Aladdins 3, 4, Orchestra 1, Booster Club 4, Flambeau Annual 4, Flambeau Monthly 1, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 3, Prep Players 2, 4, Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, Officer 2, Photography 1, 2, 3, 4, OHicer 3, 4, Webster Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Writers Club 5, 4, State Catholic Debate Champion- ship 2, 3, 4, Class Oiiicer 1, Mural Debate Champs 1, Hemann Club 1 RAMPSON, PAUL St. Jude Classical Latin Club 3, Swimming 1, Hobby Club 1 REEVE, FREDERICK F. St. Robert Scientific Hockey 2, 3 1 General General Football 3, 4, Golf 2, 3, 4, ROETTGERS, DONETH A. St. Catherine Acolyte 1, 2, 3, 4: Band 1, 23 Sodality 1, 2, 3, 43 Hemzmn Club 1, 2 ROGERS, JOHN F. St. Sebastian Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Basketball Manager 2, 3, M.H. Club 43 Acolyte lg Booster Club 4, Cafeteria Staff 31 Flambeau Monthly 2, 3, 4: Latin Club 35 Sodality I, 2, 3, 4, Officer 45 Welwster Club 25 Track 43 SUMA Treasurer 4 RUETZ, PHILIP P. St. Edward, Racine Scientific RYAN, DANIEL R. St. Robert Classical Aladdins 3, 43 Booster Club 44 Flambeau Annual 43 Flambeau Monthly 1, 2, 3, 4g Glee Club 1, 23 Latin Club 33 Prep Play- ers 2, 3, 43 Sodality I, 2, 3, 4, Ofhcer 43 Writers Club 3, 4, Ofhcer 4: SUMA Treasurer 2 Scientific Classical RUMSEY, GEORGE W. St. Robert Classical Football 43 Missions 2, 3 ST. GEORGE, GERARD E. Gesu General French Club 2, 33 Officer 3: Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4: Class Officer 1 SCHLENZIG, ROBERT G. St. Elizabeth Scienrihc Football 41 Track 2, 33 Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4 SCHMIDT, RICHARD T. St. Catherine Classical Sodality 1, 2, 3, 41 Flambeau Monthly 43 Writers Club 41 Glee Club 41 Acolyte 1, 2, 3, 43 Fencing 2, 43 Track Manager 2, 3 SCHNORF, RICHARD A. St. Robert Latin English Acolyte 1, 3, 41 Aladdins 3, 4, Booster Club 45 Flambeau Monthly 1, 3, 45 Editor 3, 4, Glee Club 3, 4, Latin Club 35 Prep Players 3, 4, Sodality 1, 3, 4g Webster Club 34 Writers Club 3, 43 Winner Oratorical Contest 3 SCHWEIGER, JAMES R. St. Jude Latin Modern Language Acolyte 1, 2, 3, 4: German Club 2, 35 Latin Club 33 So- dality 1, 2, 3, 4: Photography 2, 34 Writers Club 4, Class Ofncer 1 SHEFCHIK, JOHN F. St. Matthew Classical Glee Club 3, 43 Junior Chorus 1, 2g Latin Club 3: Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, Golf 43 Photography 3 SHINNERS, THOMAS F. St. Jude Classical Football 43 Latin Club 35 Sodality I, 2, 3, 4 SCHMI DT, WALTER F. Gesu General Football 1, 3, 4, Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Boxing 43 German Club 2, 3, Sodality 1, 2, 3, 45 Writers Club 4g Class Officer 2, 3, 4 SCHNEIDER, R. PETER St. Charles, Hartland Classical Football 1, 2, 3, Aladdins 3: Sodality 1, 2, 3, 43 Latin Club 3 SCHULAK, GENE S. St. Florian Scientific Flambeau Monthly lg Sodality 1, 2 SEIDL, JOSEPH A. St. Sebastian Classical Boxing 2, Track 3: Acolyte 1, 2, 3, 45 Aladdins 45 Band 1, 2g Orchestra 1, 25 Cartoonist lg Hobby Club 1, 23 Latin Club 3: Hemann Club 1, 2, Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, Photography 2, 33 Writers Club 4 STARSZAK, RALPH G. St. john Kanty Acolyte 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 4, Junior Chorus 1, Latin Club 33 Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, Photography 3 STENZ, RICHARD L. Visitation B.V.M., Elm Grove General Tennis 3, Cartoonist 33 Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, Webster Club 1 SWEET, JOSEPH E. St. Aloysius Classical junior Chorus 1, Latin Club 39 Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4 TANNFL, CLARENCE H. St. Rose Scientific Acolyte 1, 2, 3, Flambeau Monthly 1, junior Chorus 1, 2, Sodality 1, 2, 3: Webster Club 1, Class Officer 1 Classical SWIETLIK, FRANCIS X. St. Robert Classical Acolyte 1, Z, 3, 4, Aladdins 3. 4, Flambeau Monthly 4, Latin Club 3: Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, Webster Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Ofhcer 3, 4, Photography 2, 3, Officer 2, 3, Class 'Officer 1: Writers Club 3, 4, Officer 4, State Cath- olic Debate Championship 3 TYSON, THOMAS St. Sebastian Classical Football 1, Football Manager 2, 3, 4, M.H. Club 4, Acolyte 1, 2, 3, 4, Aladdins 5, 4, Officer 3, Flambeau Monthly 3, Latin Club 3: Sodality 1, 2, 5, 4, Writers Club 3, 4, Mural De- bate Champs 5 WAGONER, JOHN S. St. Sebastian Scientific Football l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, M.H. Club 3, 4, Swimming 1, Aladdins 3: German Club 2, 3, Officer 3, Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Officer 2, 3, 4, All Conference Football 4 WA,MBACH, JAMES M. Mother of Good Counsel Scientific Boxing 2, Acolyte 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, Hemann Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4 WARID, RICHARD P. SI. Robert Genefgl Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Golf 4, Hockey 3, 4, M.H. Club 3, 4, Acolyte 1, 2, 3, 45 Aladdlm 42 Sodaliry 1, 2, 3, 4: Class Ofiicer 3, 43 Booster Club 4 XVHELAN, PATRICK E. St. R0l3Cl't General Track lg Fencing 23 Acolyte 1, 2, 3, 4, Sodality 1, 2, 5, 4, Webster Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Cartoonists 2, Flambeau Monthly 1, 2, 3, junior Chorus lg Writers Club 4, Photography 2 WITTEN, ROBERT H. Holy Rosary General Footballs 4, Track 4, Sodnlity 3, 4, Writers Club 4 ZIIEGLER, CHARLES l.. St. Bernard Scientific Track 3, M.H. Club 3, 4, Acolyte 1, 2, 3, 43 Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS JOHN DOOLEY, Treasurer JAMES BRENNAN, Vice-President DONALD GROFF, President WALTER DEHORN, Secretary Tllhe unoergraouates are noto going through a unique part of their libes. Tllhe call to their countries colors seems a Distant Dream, but it is, nevertheless, an approaching reality. were at Qlharquette, they are being taught that mars, roith all their sae: ritices, their tears, ann their suffer: ings, are not the solutions to petty grievances or to insane aniltitionists. 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Tadych, Tracy, W. Brennan. THIRD ROW: 'I'. Dulley, 0 eny, , , , Qlnnmnf 'I' llflllilllll. '? ki in Il.-..f M MR LN ,qs .a.,f,. mxsrvnowmv. A her. iemllll. Durbin me L . h .V ff fi' 2-E 1 N -J E. ff is ii lv , K . FOUR , WM, QL 7 Q, fmxf 3' 5 , 5 fligkky .x KL 5' .Q 'Q ...wr at v Jw fig! 2 5 :F f 52 1 f 5 JH' N 1 gi A ci nn. 1 xr , Pi ihy A D O H R . I .5 MF fi: S Q 'bf 1 ' ity? ,H Q, is 2 4 4 gm. Y o V YW , ' . ' ve vi 1 Rf? ft ' ,,f,,, , l, e we ff , .R 5 Y' be ? iy,g , if is , 'f D V1 Q , ea, ge .Q TS Qg ig if 1 ' N' ff z tl V335 e e . R CLASS Two A FIRST ROW: LuDue, 'I'lmm, Schendt, Stanton, Relnholdt, Brady, Mamayek, Lubbers. SECOND ROW: T. Miller, Quinlan, Look, ' ' S h t J. H if O'Lear J. Fons Moore Mehr, E. Kirby, Biller, Voss, Brock, Wendell, Price. THIRD ROW. Zalner, J. c u z, o man, y, , , 'l'etzlal'l', Boknevltz. FOURTH ROWV: Wetenhall, O'Brien, Bennett, Grogan, C. Fischer, Schuster, Stroebel, George Weber, Have-y, E. 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Fischer, Zepezauer, Czerwlnskl, Haus, Becker. SECOND ROW: Ralph . .5 Justen, Welmer, Bergman, Welshar, J. Gleason, Gruesser, Borkowskl, Kuehn. THIRD ROW: Regner, Wuerl, Horky, Alberty, F55 Mcuxln, Rudolph, Dlerbeck, Brannan. FOURTH BOW: Radenmaclner, WI 1 Hayek, Buhler. . 1 . , P. 'FM - A 1' ., -- . Keller, lson, Anfamz, if Steiner, Kornelv, J. McCabe, T. Qulery, ,Q if 5 ., .-- . --. Jw.. .,...,.. ,.. .g k N' , .. . 1 l K. x - I +4 I ' . .. 5' if Z: Haig . , . 4 . 5 EWS? ff .. , I txt-,K 1. fl I . . . Vg 5 , ...l f , .ll .2 . 9 O3 ' . .fl ' . W 4, ..,, N . ,. , .- y ... , Q .. 2.3. . z ff. L 'K ' -rl' ,-1f'.is.fffQ ff' -, 1 ' I -' . ' Q 1' . . 'g f cl iff. H ' 4 '- ' X Q -1-' 1 . H F Q f ,. V., . Q - - S1 A , 1 qigilpggwwrgx W.. . fiz ig X. M... i , 1- - . . .. 1 - .1 K- h 'S-cms? -AE ..f2,?i.?h g,z' K . . ' or ..la' 'M W . I . f ' . Q xg... If-If ,f o n a f O .s O lrrr X. .. H My s I is gc it L Q y ...fr R' Q . -.., in -. X . ' in I I 27? - I i Q ,Lf . I lkz I f . ., N 4. . ' Ha- A 'Q .iw ' if ,' 'R Q fi. . ,. f 1, . ' 1 T? ' I f 5 , ' - ' A , . hi, ,P 1. LJ M 0 Ai: 3-' we . i 3 , . Y. DD. urran, Lendl, Trlmborn SECOND ROW: Caldwell, P. Holl- Ra th Z l ld FIRST ROW: Llnskens, E. Wagner Roedel Chrlstnell Phlll C man, u , aes , Jermaln, Monday, Gardner, Schroeder. THIRD ROW:'D. Lynch, Dwyer, DeSmet. FOURTH ROW: 'Helnen, Prasch, R. Weber, Schaefer, Layne, Janlk, Plekenbroek O'M 'LL Krlll, Delslnger, Drugzls, Stetter, ar, Stobba , a.h . ,L., .. . M... ., . . :Q 5 . I X.. A 1 ,,. . A is s . ,Ll Q A-.ff t x 1 M Q fi 1 . -N fi' - i'-H., 2 1 . ' y A F f . I if Elvis: L I 3 Ae, . 3:5 .-gf'.-- - fN B as K an ck h . - X , j. K CLASS TWO E 5' is ,Q Q. f- '- ,..... dx. ,Q . .,..,f- TLB FQ . . ,. , 0, 1 F , A mu nl nuemel Riedel Leben Bold. SECOND now: Rona. B- Tunnel. :illR233k?0gcl11:I:aw,gl::n0:'slg?K:'::3185?i'yz::lskl,rcTlbgltJ, Nlles. 'THIRD' BOW:'Januszewskl, Marx, Scully, Tracker, Plerce. M Gaynor ikauett 5l'll0uk, James Lynch. FOURTH ROW: Praessel, Koeller, Premo, D. Huber, M0YKGlll'0Cl'l. llfilllclll Gill. PDWCN- L ' I Hahn L CLASS ONE A FIRST ROW: Wilson, Dietrick, Martineau, Reilly, Quinn, Glynn, D. Roberts, E. Wagoner. SECOND ROW: Mallon, Chmurski, Kanitz, R. Stenz, W. Schalk, R. Claude, Morgan, Ross. THIRD ROW: . Bayer, Blattner, R. Kelly, Coffey, N. LeMieux, Rauterberg, Senecal, Barrett, Herzog, J. Quinlevan. 9 ? CLASS ONE B FIRST ROW: R. Meyer, J. Meyer, Petranech, James Coleman, Maultra, G. Schroeder, Young, Doherty. SECOND ROW: D. McCarthy, R. Roberts, Richard Starszak, Leidle, Waldron, Grollo, Jesion, J. P. Brennan, Hentz. THIRD ROW: T. Mueller, T. Madden, Dundon, T. Ryan, Hughes, Shaughnessy, Grandlich, Jerome Spors, Haley. Li CLASS ONE C FIRST ROW: Luebke, Sebastian, D. Tadych, Rostankowski, Burns, Russo, Pellegrin. SECOND ROW: McCotter, Ronald Smith. Kowalske, Lucas, Ostrowski, H. Lockwood, G. Schmitt, Stone. THIRD ROW: J. Fischer, I-I. Weber, Mackinson, Cook, Biernat, Keppeler, Kersey, L. Meyer. FOURTH nnw- mnnmk. Nnrwalk. J. Gasner. Diel. Boehme, Sadowski, Kozminski, W. Quirk. f ecsaae R 1. J ftQ LAss oNE D FIRST ROW: T. Stumpf, Rollins, Banholzer, Potrykus, Stawicki, C. Kolvenbach, Kenney, R. Beste. SECOND ROW: Schmid, Conti, Tripoli, Hintzke, Buraczewski, Schwacher, G. Wagner, Stemper, Huppertz. THIRD ROW: Janzer, J. Blonien, Michalski, A. Fons, Lane, Robt. Smith, Corcoran, McDermott. FOURTH ROW: Carney, E. Gappa, O'Leske, May, Grieb, Paszkiewicz, Pinkowski, James Spors, Lotharius. CLASS FIRST ROW: John Becker, W. Hayes, Rauch, T. Mitchell, Proft, Bartnek, Larcheid, Scheurer. SEC- OND ROW: Rilgltxglabe, Manning, W. Reed,.Zwadzich, Derdzinski, D. Ryan, F. Schutz, Deveau, . ger. : . , , . . . - P San T ROW M Murray, Woytanowskx Brah D Casey, A Lukomskl, R Miller, Wor gull. J. Hinkes. 5 , A :-Q R S S ,HW 5 I r. . . 2: - QS? ' ff. ' . ' fy if J.: f' duff. 2 fvilf. CLASS ONE F FIRST ROW: C. Otto, Haiselmaier, McGavick, Heksel, Duggan, Weis. SECOND ROW: J. Cohan D'Amore, Musselman, Moczynski, Piontkowski, Derfus, Boyce, Ciszewski. THIRD ROW: Unger, G. lnda, Angeli. R. Kern, Coles, Knab, McGovern. FOURTH ROW: Grzendzielewski, Bolda, Greif, W. Schmidt, Muirn, Gawronski, Ploetz, Ste. Marie. Hg J? . 1 5 9 I f M S kk . 'wif k.:, .. ,. i i., X i if . f 3, X , i S' 'X 1: .-Bi Q f - . 31 ff S S . A S as ' ' . 51 -. ,, . ' ' W Q ' 5 - rx . G' f x I 'rk'?Zi:Gf:1:253' ' Q H? .',- 'T S. E- -J if 9 U G 'S ' we -P'f5?'?B7' 1 f X Q F F' S X f' I - il M : 5 ,. q:.:eag.,f,:g. -35 55.5 : of .S ' , , A ., - 3, i Nl -'?E1::7xr '- 25:4 :fill .Q 45243413 15' 3 I C O' Ml 351 kg A, 5. M .gg M Higgs 7 M . fi i. S iiiia S 53:5 -ffj QV I f :as I ..3i I 1 Y ' I . , ,,. 1? . , , , . ga, - . N 3, . ky- ,N ,A .W , ,M . . ,Y .S f 3 any K, K , I ,I Q. .. ,ig it 'r wifa- A I Q 5 S :S ' R S ' -is 5 ,if-ii. V mi. Z.. X 1 . . 5,.,: x A A 1 W V, I K ,Ski .g K L Q K A gp f. is C . H- is R 4 S CLASS ONE G FIRST ROW: O'Rourke, Pilon, Skola, Schulz, Lipinski, E. Beste. SECOND ROW: D. Gappa, C. Blonien, Lukasik, Rydzik, Sobanski, Zamka, Schuh, Iczkowski. THIRD ROW: Kazmierczak, Ulik, Taylor, Wibbert, Budny, Schimmel, Hemmen. FOURTH ROW: P. O'Leary, Thibert, Kramschuster, Lamping, Clark, Paruzynski, Rogowski, Klemmer. S S 9 f gi 2' 4 1 H ' is . Ik. Q, :QQ K ' O , 1 . hhhhl , .:., - M ff? R eff: Sll. :Swag ,Ev C is SSS ,sail ' 53:5 RSSS ess 5f ss: Rs: . S 4. S . U 1:7' x4 ':tFi,ig' O -f' iigkllv -2 V Q47 Y A ff' S S- ??MYWa ave RROS .SES pw' ssge i .ass S SS., sais? ,.i fi S les' g A if Q- -I ' .ia I A in I 1 -,li LYXQTJ- -S :. ' I W L ilgr . V K Q N 2.5 V I ' . ,jkk ,.x,, V :fi , ,1 S? QSEF? gijiiiilpanisiii S i lt is ,. Q .i.k j Slll I 5 Q . - S ' . R CLASS ONE H FIRST ROW: Pokorny, Retzer, Moser, House, Weiher, C. Gerlach, Ehlers, Brenk. SECOND ROW: Plichta, Major, Marten, Hartinger, Canning, Zinzow, Jelinek, R. .Voelkel. THIRD ROW: Small, Kavanaugh, Oswald, Byron, Lederer, Salditt, G. Wolfe, Henke, Newirth. FOURTH ROW: W. Schutz, G. Fridl, Purcell, Schuenke, Zingsheim, Cordes, Jordan, A. Gerlach, Cox. I I 7 IIIUIUBS Gio aio the stubent in nebeloping his inbibihual talents ann thus equip him more tullg tor lite is the aim ot the extra curricular actibities, whether they be in bebating, bramatlcs, or musie. Qlihis aim has been accomplisheb through the tireless ettort ot both the stuuents ann ot the taeultp moberators. Uhis excellent rwoperation has brought to the warquette campus numerous abnarbs ann honors. bo in the future these stanbarbs mill be a prebominant gaining tartor in the Qrtibities. tbletics Els grabuates, hae can look upon the athletir athiebements at the past tour gears with great respect ann bribe. Be: sibes the football ann basketball cham: pionships, me habe attaineb honors in track, hockey, ann aolt. Qllhe protieiencp ut our athletes is Rnoton throughout the city, ann this tame has been achiebeb only through strenuous practice ann attentibe roneentration, Jlt is quite conceibable, then. that the honors our athletes habe attaineb, are merely the beginning ot the success that mill be rightly theirs in the future. X . 11131618 sq! umm anal nn: and .rmsuunzrg al? 211113 mum :Ui In mnunwuidaa :rmlgiin :sw .uma uns 111153213 mug dmv: mmm :math lladiaiasd dns llmhnu! ad: india ni awnug damrmn wad aw ,aqiqanniq .ling :Inn ,qxahud .Simi at amldwa wc In gmnamiuuq :QD sms! Bid! UUE mia ad! xundgxxuzrdi :miami auutmmna dguurrgi nina dadsighn mad and .nniirmrmnua mdhrmas uma ummq xiii 11.33 .nsdi ,xldsdmnrra 'amp at 1E my .uanirmn adm! amldia mu axunud lad? Eeasnna 251 in gninnigazi nd! qlanm .umm uh ni amd! 111151131 mr! Hin! 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The othcers are: First row: Krill, Westley, Luettgen, Father Padberg, SJ., moderator, D. Ryan, Heck. Second row: Skola, Layne, Rogers fseniorj. Retreat Fr. Thomas M. Knapp, SJ., presents the points for medita- tion to the senior retreatants. Reception The purpose of the Sodality is to give special honor to Mary, the Mother of God. It has suc- ceeded in doing this by supporting such acts as the daily Rosary, religious meetings in chapel, and recitation of the Sodality otiice in common. Here Fr. R. Padberg, recites with the Sodality candidates the Acts of Coasecration to Mary, Junior Sodality The Mission Committee is the organization that helps to boost donations for, and enthusiasm about the Missions. This com- mittee collects the donations, enters the totals on the records, and sends the money on to St, Louis, where it is distributed to those most needing it. The mis- sion committee consists of: lfirst row: Lendl, Mr, Coomes, moderator, Luhbers, Henk. Sec- ond row: P. Hotfman, lirtl. Conference Mike Murray and Tom Madden talking to Fi. McShane during the re- treat. Planning Under the guidance of Fr. Padberg, Sal., the junior Sodality did much to further devotion to the Blessed Virgin Mary. The two outstanding events of the year were the retreat and the recep- tion of the Freshmen into the Sodality. Shown here are: Qseatedj XXfestley, Fr. Padberg, Sal., moderator, Krillg Qstandingj Slaola, and Layne. Rf Q yin, K, , we AA', m S E 5 K Y W? X I 1. 2- 5 f 'WK' . :if if .A ,ww ' x rf W ge.- , , ka.-K Zi-71, 'j:',1, :fif'e-.wgg ,, Kas V -V -. , ' iff. ' t'f7QfL,'Vf ' f A A 1 9' -, ' M V i iff: a, '-1',3T-dxf-Wa, ,'r: 'W , , H 'Q 'fywm-f W fi zfffzr f ' :H ff , ' , I 1? z i qw i 9 My if muggudl sv- I was NSEQQWIS' , ...wif Freshman Flambeau Each year, the freshmen are given the privilege of putting out one edition of the Flambeau Monthly. This is known as the freshman edition and features the activities of the freshmen and all their interests. The mem- bers of the freshman stat? are chosen on the recommendations of their English teachers for their writing abilities. All this serves to bring out a paper which creates interest among the Freshmen in the lflambeau and in writing. Greek and Latin Club The Greek and Latin Club was established by Mr. Cronin, SJ., for a better appreciation of the ancient classics. The idea of the club is to get away from the average students perspective of Greek and Latinfmerely as something that must be studied but cannot be enjoyed. Mr, Cro- nin reports tine success along these lines, and is to be com- mended for his worthy efforts. BACK Row: Heiser, Dudenhoefer. FRONT Row: Daly, Hurley, john Lynch, Mr. T. J. Cronin, SJ., moderator. Editors Pictured .ibove are tht editors: Hack Row: lhlefotter. C. Gerlach, H.llSllll.llL'I'. An- geli, Stone. FiioN'1' Row: Mr. Fl. l. Cioiiin. 5. I., moderato-r, Derfus, Major. Associates The staff included: BACK Row: Breiik. Boyce I.. Meyer, jones. Smith Unger, Ci. lnda. Tadycli FRONT ROW: lioelime Rauch, Herzog. Marten Plichta. Oswald. 5 W A Q. 4 Wig ,? 3 K gf it . ig Q .-1. W L. .. 'z Q- xwl' W. ,QF .-.QA Q QQ K 5, 1, i 555' 54 ., :- Q f W 9 if N5 , Q1 AA' 1 .... , H 5 N -f-ff N X . f. 9' WT APTAW, 'Nm ig: A Q, I f b 5 'Q J X f lfii-'fxlya-1-in M552 jJ,21ig3f?i-Sing is- rw V x . -553 If A H X , Jak if 1. 4. ,gf Qi , . was ' X A . V, Q V H . 5 Q 5' W .J sig-sn 3 'Q l MR. L. J. SCHLENK MR. F. J. GUENTNER, SJ. DIRECTOR FINANCES The Prep Players The Streets of New York Cuplfzin Fai1'u'ealf9e1' ,.,,,,,,,,........,....,.,,.,,.. William Kersey Gideon Bloodgaod ,,,.... ,.,,,....... R obert Bloecker Badger ......,.,.,..,,..,,..... ,.,,,.. R obert FitzGerald Ilflark Li1fing.rf0ne.. Paul ..........,,..,....... P11 f f 3' ..,,... ....,.. Dan .........,,.... ...,... .......William Quiery ......Robert Schnorf ........joseph Starck Thomas H. Quiery Edward v,....,,.,,,,..,,,...., ......., C lc-ment Boehme Duke of Cdll'd1f'dU:I .,,,,,. ,...,,. T homas A. Priel' Officer of the Laux.. ,,,...,.,, john B. Litzau Offifer of lfoe Lau '..,, .........., J Ohn Dwyer Minifler .,......,.,........ illm. Fairweather... Mn. Puffy ....... Alida ............. Lury .,................ Bridermaid .....,. B rid ermuid ....,,, Mmir ....,, .......joseph O'Shea ,.Francis N. Duffey ...Edward Kirby .,........DanieI Ryan ...Joseph Caldwell ..........Norbert Hoffman ............-Iolmn T. Major .......john T. Callen Present Qrsenin anh QBII1 late CHIEF CHARACTERS Henry Breufnrler ..... Rev. Dr. Harper ,.,. Teddy Brewster .... Duffey ,.........R0bert Bloeclcer ,,,.,,.,joseph O'Shea OHM' Bwlffvy ......... ........ G eorge Adlam Officer Klein ........ ,,,,,,,,,,,, J ohm Lifzau Arthur B1'e14,'.u'ter ....,,,., ,.,,,,,, W illiam Quigfy M07'fim?1' Brezullev '......... .,,,,,,,, R ichard Sqhngff M11 Gibb-V ----,-----....--.... ....... R obert Schnorf fonaffann Breunrref A...... ,,,.,,,,, H Qward MCKQQ D13 Efflilfflf ........... 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'cifffzx' f . . ,his .. ,. 3 F X in X SMB vbt ,A ,wx is Q, N E Sei ,Q Q.- x 5 4 X , Q N 55 N Qs gs ., k X E v is 5:11 , is 'ii fi is x 1- iii N Ei FL E S is 'Yin X I V, .ig wg, . X wifi, . - k W. .t K k ,., ,- f A A 2 1 ' Q X 5 is Q , X , K' K K . . g SW d i S 0 13 . . X, I Rh, . XA? W X554 A S Q x . Q Q ix 1 mf if K-fn EX S uc gc F, Ryan Duffy tcclcsses th e Youth lexgue of Nations Assem- A L.. .. - 1 Websters FIRST ROW: Reiter, J, Duffy, Swiet- lik, Mr, V, F. Daues. SJ., modera- tor. Buellesbach, Prier. SECOND ROW: Gearhard, Lynch, Brock, Zie- barth, Kirby. Caldwell, Heinen, Hoftman, THIRD ROW: Claude. Dudenhoefer, Wfisniewski, Daly, Quirk, Koehmstedt, Martin, Wlrelztlm. FOURTH Row: Haas, Gordon Web- er, j. Callen, Havey, Wetenhall, l.aDue, George W'eber, Zepezauer, LeMieux. Webster Club Outstanding event of the year for the Webster Club was the tournament at which its debaters were declared State Catholic Champions for the third consecutive year. Participating were the three year Champs, Richard Buellesbach and Thomas Prier, and the junior debaters David Daly and Charles Reiter. The Webster Club journeyed throughout Wis- consin and parts of Illinois this year, seeking competition in all types of public speaking. There were the speech tourneys at Carroll College, the debate tournament at Loyola College, in which Prier and Buellesbach came through undefeated, and numerous other tournaments throughout the city and State, in all of which, the Websters were successful, and secured special honor and recog- nition for Marquette High One of the major projects undertaken by the Wfebster Club this year was the League of Nations Assembly. This assembly gained praise and rec- ognition in newspapers and magazines through- out the country. Much of the success was due to the tireless efforts and direction of the moderator, Mr. V. F. Daues, SJ. -1' W cfs ' . sie .- .... . f?i5f'2?zi - essifzei- 1- -1-Vu -Q:Q'Q..T-ANE!??at.i N Minute Men BACK Row: Mehr, Archil letti, Graff, R. Schnorf john McCabe. Havey, Heinen, Gehringer, Kirby Faom' Row: Wetenhall Moore. jermain. Wfestley Mr. T. A. Halley. moderator, Caldwell, jus ten. Minute Men Composed of spirited and active sophomores, the Minute Men, 'that high-speed organization, did much this year to further school spirit among the students. The group takes over the responsi- bility of boosting all organizations among the underclassmen. Any organization needing help may turn to the Minute Men with the greatest of confidence. Marquette owes a debt of gratitude to this truly active group for all the fine work it has done this year, and we hope that it continues so successfully in the coming years. The members of this organization are pictured above. Junior Webster Club Promise for the continued success of debating and public speaking was brought this year by the outstanding performance of the Freshmen debaters. Highlight of the seasons activities was the debate tournament sponsored by the junior Webster Club at Marquette High School. Some of the best freshmen competition in the State participated. The most outstanding success of the season was accomplished in the tournament at Loyola High School in Chicago when the junior Websters took first place in the Freshmen division. Guiding them in these victories was their mod- erator, Mr. McCarthy, S.'l. Junior Websters Bacic Row: I.. Meyer, M 'i ii n i n g, Derfus, XXV, Hayes. Pollock, Sma l l. B o e li m C. Z i n g- sl1eim,Stone. FRUNT R o wz McG.wick Mr. lf. J. McCar- thy, modera- tor, R a u c li. R. Claude. Duffy W Quiery, F, Swietlik, H. McKee. flozwzm' MrKee'f-The audience was tense and expectant when Howard M. McKee stepped out on the platform to give the ora- tion which placed him second in the Hearst john Paul jones contest. The dramatic ora- tion to which he devoted his eloquence sufh- ciently to win first place in the school con- test was named john Pan! fwzer, Azfzerimfz, Best wishes for continued success, Howie. Senior Oratory The presence of such veteran speakers as Howard McKee, jim Duffy, Frank Swietlik, and Willirlrn Quiery, in the contest gave promise of great competition. The audience thrilled 'to the eloquence of Howard McKee, giving his dramatic oration on john Paul jonesg Howie took Hrst place in the contest. Second place winner was Wfilliam Quiery, who gave his speech on the Framers of the Constitution. D. Daly, D. Foley, P. Dudenhoefer, C. Reiter. Junior Oratory ln the junior Oratorical Contest, the four earnest speakers, David Daly, Paul Duden- hoefer, David Foley, and Charles Reiter offered close competition. The general topic assigned to the juniors was Americanism, and the judges commented on the excellent quality of all the original orations. David Daly took first place, with Paul Dudenhoefer running a close second. Freshman Elocution The program for the afternoon was started with a great deal of hearty laughter furnished by the humorous declamations of the Freshman Elocutionists. William Kanitz took hrst place with his selection entitled, O'Grady'.r Goof. Marshall Stone humor- ously portrayed The Crezzzafiwz of Saw MfGee. winning second place. Clement Boehme gave the well known selection, The Learned Negro, and james O'Rourke described the merits of Penny. i J. Caldwell, G. Weber. R, Schnorf, E. Kirby. aw, 1 W. Kanitz. M. Stone, J. O'Rouike C, Boehmc William H. Qnier'yfAdding to the fame of Marquette's orators this year was William Quiery who traveled through several stat-es giving his outstanding oration, Iirmfzeigr of five C07I.ffifllfT0i7, which won him second place in the sectional division of the Ameri- can Legion Oratorical Contest. Good luck in future competition, Bill. 55, Sophomore Elocutlon The famed elocution piece, The One Legged Goofe, given by Edward Kirby, took first place in the Sophomore Elocution con- test. Robert Schnorf came through for sec- ond place with the story of a harassed lady leaving the theater in the middle of a melo- drama. George Weber gave an excerpt from one of Patrick Henry's famed speeches, while joseph Caldwell thrilled his audience with his dramatic declamation, jean Dllf7l'l'.f. Booster Club The Booster Club can easily claim the title of the busiest organization in the school. Other activities may have certain seasons in which they are particularly busy, but the Boosters are active all the year around. The reason for this is simple: the Booster Club is designed to des velop leadership, school spirit, and all the , activities of the school. Some of its other -'sf-Milli? -' functions are the Orientation of lfreshmeng ushering at football and basketball gamesg planning parades, pep meetings, picnics, and dances, and assisting with the grade school Donald Cirtiff. J tournament. lt is easy to see, then, why this , . l iesident club is busy from the first day of school to the Mr. J, F. Hanley. SJ, Moderator List' This organization is composed of the lead- ing students of the senior class. They are chosen each year for their abilities of leader' ship, their industry, and their school interest. The group is supposed to be .1 ci'oss-sec- tion of the leaders of all the various activities in the school, and for this year the class ot' YH can well be proud of and grateful to the Boosters and their moderator Mr. Hanley, Sxl., for the tine work they have done in furthering the interests of all the activities in the school. ti.-tCK ROW: gl. Brennan, Moynihan, Prier, Rumsey. Buellesbach. Gutzwiller, XX . Quiery: D. Ryan. l 'liUN'I' ROW: X'4'ii'd. Rogers. Mr. F. Hanley. moderator, Groff, Dooley, R. Sclinort. Aladdins FIRST Row: Dehorn, Koch, Father Corcoran, SJ., moderator, Groff, Buellesbach. SECOND ROW1 J. Bren- nan, Dooley, Quiery, Casey, Robt. Schnorf, O Connor, McKee. Reed, Martin. TIIIRIJ Row: Swietlik, Duffy, Dudenhoefer, Reiter, Daly, Ryan, Heck, Prier, Witrd. Aladdins Club For those upperclassmen sincerely interested in the development of their speech technique, the meeting of the Aladdins is the place to learn. Under the careful guidance of Father Corcoran, SJ., The Aladdins Club can offer students excellent opportunities to practice public speaking. And it is no coincidence that all the best speakers at Marquette High are or have been members of the Aladdins. Writers Club Anyone who has gone through Marquette High will tell you that it is very necessary to be able to write well. Fr. Corcoran, realizing this need, organized the club for writers and named it after the famous American author, Joyce Kilmer. 'The members write their papers, read them at the next meeting, subject them to the general criticism, and turn them over to the moderator, Fr. Corcoran, for a final check. ln this way the members' styles are improved, while at the same time they pick up many of the tine points of writing technique IKQM I C Admit!! Writers FIRST Row: Swietlilc, McCarthy, Father C. T. Corcoran, modera- torg Engelhardt, D. Ryan. SECOND ROW: Witteim, W, Quit-ry, Casey, T. Jennings, R. Schnorf, R. 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BVWQQ 5E? f? ,, 5 A ,,,. ' aff 4, ,X R f i Q ggi 'fa 'A 4'A?4f, i 5, Q m NW V Q Wm ' L1 K 1142 H W awww -Q 3 N -wax' e . ,., , I . . MU, ' V f .a if aw ix 1525 Cartoonist Guild One of the busiest organ- izations at Marquette is the Cartoonists Guild. Every ac- tive group in the school wants its feats publicized and its coming events announced. And it is generally agreed that the most effective way to do this is to have a few signs painted. So the Cartoonists are kept very busy in their little cell in the basement. The members of the organ- ization are: Back row: Lubhers, jermain, Tans, D. Kelly. Brunkow. Front row: Mr. F. Guentner, SJ., Gutzwiller, Carney. Pilon, Sacrista ns No duty is more exalted, or any closer to God, than preparing His Divine Altar for the Holy Sacrifice. This proud honor is held by the Sacristants, who arrange the Priests vestments, mark the Missal for the day, prepare the Altar, and take care of all the other smaller details connected with the Mass. Theirs is a holy and blessed work. Shown are Hurley, T. DuH'ey, and Friar. Intramural Debates Resolved: that a fourth term should be prohibited was the heated question for debate in the intramurals, sponsored by the Senior Web- ster Club. The winning sen- ior division team, coached by Thomas A. Prier, consisted of McKee, FitzGerald, Bind- er, and Rogers. The victori- ous junior division team, coached by Francis Havey, was Stone, Derfus, Pollock, and Boehme. FIRST ROW: Campion, Groff, Moynihan, W. Schmidt, Rumsey, J. Wagcmneit, Doucette, Rogers, T. Reed, Dooley, Wai'd, J. Brennan, Captain. SECOND ROW: Mr. james Hanley, SJ., Enright, Nevsimal, Foley, Dehorn, King, Curran, Boucher, T, Brennan, Burg, Coach james Duncan. THIRD Row: Ertl, Sharner, Warita, Lendl, Trimborn, Lofy, Hoyer, Haug, Osmanski, Stordeur. FOUR'l'll ROW: Moore, Babler, Becker, Tetzlaff, Mehr, Koeller. The Marquette Varsity Football Champions---l943 Coach Duncan on his arrival at Marquette real- ized the Hilltop teams had a record of three confer- ence championships in succession. He also realized that he was expected to bring the team through to another victory-'to another championship. Early in the season, Len Woelilke and joe Russo, two veterans and important cogs in the Hilltop foot- ball machine, left school. Marquette was fortunate to have such men as Wallie Schmidt, who was later named All-Catholic center, Bud Moynihan, and Denny Curran to fill in for them. But although Coach Duncan had a large squad, it was not as easy to find replacements when Terry Brennan, 'lack Dou- cette, Tom Reed, Harry Campion, and Bill Enright were injured at various times during the season. The seasons success was due to cooperation be- tween coach and team, a strong determination to win in every one of the players, and the presence in the Marquette lineup of the greatest back in Hilltop Prep historyfjim Brennan. M.H. O - - - RUFUS KING 0 It was King power and weight against Marquette speed and condition Coach in the hrst tilt of the season. Neither team was able to score. JAMES DUNCAN second half. the game. M.H. 20 - - - North l2 Catching North off guard with a terrific surge of power in the first quarter, the Preps went on to win a well deserved victory. Sophomore full- back Denny Curran ably filled in for Marine-bound joe Russo. M.H. 40 - - - Campion 6 Campion's small but plucky team proved to be no match for the high- geared Marquette power-house. Reserves played the greater part of the M.H. 26 - - - Messmer 12 Showing a very tricky T formation offense, the Messmer backs gave the Hilltop line plenty of trouble. Marquette's irrepressible jim Brennan proved to be more than a match for them, as he scored 20 points to sew up M.H. 9 - - - St. Francis 7 The Maroons took Marquette off guard in this game, almost up- setting the Preps' Championship hopes. A long punt by Brennan in the first quarter resulted in the safety which was the margin of victory. Sli Q., f M.H. I9 - - - Cathedral 0 The Ireps ran their victory string to 20 straight in crushing St. johns J The Marquette defense was superb, and the backs were never in better form. Don Grotf and jim Brennan were the standouts in the Hilltoppers' most impressive victory of the season. M.H. 7 - - - St. Catherine 7 St. Catherines' heavy line and speedy backs proved almost too much for Marquettes injury-riddled team, The Preps spotted the Saints seven points MR. VI, F. HANLEY. S,-I. Assistant Athletic Director in the first half, but tied the score on jim Brennan's beautiful punt return. Another Marquette touchdown drive in the fourth quarter was ended by two severe penalties. FR. kl. R. l'AlDl4lfRli. SVI. 1 Atlil,ln l,llLLllll M.l-I. 66 - - - Pius Xl O The Marquette boys really ran wild in the Pius game, ,lille team was out to make points, and it certainly did. jim Brennan alone scored 1-1 for a new conference record, while the rest of the team piled up 33 more. The whole team showed indomitable spirit. lt was a glorious victory, ending an even more glorious season. Senior Varsity Members FIRST ROW: Dooley, Brennan, Moynihan, Coach Duncan. Ciioft, Clampion, 5llllNl? how: XX'ai'tl, Doucette, XX'agonei', lfnright, Reed King. .s-:www - I A - V55-fifh .-4,1 iff? K 5 I V Nga Q, Yes - agp, ',V- 1 -, 5 ' -igvf f S Y K ffri mfs WWE, 9.41 iiwmk --Q X, Y Q A 1 I 1 X fy A We ka K nr s in SEAM, , x, , f Q 1 N -ar-F f is A Q N :EE --'Y .-, ' V' 4 ' s p ag Q E f Q 1 I' Q kulfnl H L E 5 r' M ex- 'L K ff XL Q' '14lig'n gk KA kk F, 5' B 1 A n, ,, ,E A if up 5 . 2' fl k Gt-gk? -QM ysX ,.MW m,l, fi ,fx A . Q vw-aq' if ly . . 'I' in .f ,f .f 2 .nv Top rovn Rydzik, G. Inda. Hinkes, Diel, Sebastian, Reddy. Shaughnessy, Proft, cits Pcllegrin, Kenny, Barrett, F. Wa nner, F' lc M. C ' S. . C Freshman Football Champions---IQ43 Unbeaten and Unscored on in Conference Competition is the proud title con- ferred on the 1944 Freshman Football team. Beginning the season with .1 -i0 to 0 victory over Holy Redeemer junior High, the Freshman Hilltoppers chalked up successive wins over St. Francis and Messmer. The season ended with the Frosh team's scoring an un- precedented victory over the B Team. The only defeats on the freshman record were the I5 to 7 loss to the St. Charles Boys' Home team, and a 13 to 6 defeat at the hands of the Shorewood freshmen. Varsity prospects seem very bright for next year in view of the fine record established by this year's freshman team. Vito Russo stands out as the best backtield prospect, while Roblee, Young, Barrett, and Sebastian have hinted that they intend to fight hard to make the 1944 edition of the junior Hilltop football machine. Freshman Football Record M O Holy Redeemer ,.,,, ..,,...-f 1 5 0 St. Francis ,....., .,.t 2 0 O Messmer ,..... .,,... ...,,,. 2 t 3 0 Shorewood ,i...,..,,....,,..,, , ..,. 6 l 3 St. Charles Boys Home ,,..,, ,,,. 6 15 B Team ....,,,.,,,,,.,,,...,,., ,,,,,,, l 9 O Freshman Football Squad Reilly, Smith. Second row: R o g in , r ronin. J, oach. Third row: W. Reed. McCotter Rnblcc Coles Tiylor, Russo, Lane, House, Young, Hughes. ... - , SX Hi A A nfiiirs. Four Year Varsity Conference Records Pio Nono ..,.........., St. Benedicts ........ St. Bonaventure ........ Cathedral .............. St. Stanislaus .,...... Messmer .......... St. Catherines .,....,. St. Stanislaus ........, St. Catherine ..... Messmer .....,.. Cathedral ........ St. Francis ..,...... St. Benedict ........,,. St. Bonaventure ,.....,. Cathedral .,., Messmer .,...... St. Francis ..,... Pius XI ..........,,. St. Stanislaus ......,.. St. Catherine ,,.,..... St. Benedict ....,.. Pius XI ....,........ St. Benedict .,...... St. Stanislaus ......,.. St. Catherine ....,.... Cathedral .......... St. Francis .... .. Messmer ..... 1940 - 1941 FOOTBALL M O St. Stanislaus ....................... ...,... 0 Pio Nono ........... ........ 1 4 0 St. Catherine ....... 0 Messmer ........... ......................,,... ....... 6 Cathedral ..,.. .................................. ........ 2 6 0 BASKETBALL M O ........26 18 Pio Nono.......... ........46 20 St. Benedict ...,....44 23 St. Bonaventure.... ........20 24 Cathedral ........29 22 St. Stanislaus.... .......33 19 Messmer ........44 15 St. Catherine... 1941-1942 FOOTBALL O St. Stanislaus .,....... ....... 7 0 St. Catherine ....,.,. .,..,.. 0 Messmer ........... ...... 0 St, Francis .......,. ...... 0 Cathedral ...... ............................... ....... 6 BASKETBALL M O .......24 23 St. Stanislaus........ .......42 11 St. Catherine .......39 32 Messmer .......26 23 Cathedral .......39 26 St. Benedict.......... ,......32 18 St. Bonaventure... .......27 17 1942 - 1943 FOOTBALL O Messmer ........... ......................., ...... 2 St. Stanislaus ......... ....... 2 6 6 St. Francis ......... ....... 3 3 0 Cathedral .... .,.,... 6 Pius XI .,,.... .............................. ...,,,. 4 9 0 St. Catherine ....,................,..........., ....... 2 7 0 BASKETBALL M O ........32 25 Cathedral .. .......26 27 Messmer .......33 23 St. Francis .......63 19 Pius XI .......38 28 St. Catherine......... .......43 26 St. Stanislaus........ .......31 20 St. Benedict....... 1943 - 1944 FOOTBALL O Messmer ......,, ................,....... ....... 2 6 12 St. Francis .......,.. ....... 9 7 Cathedral ....,.... ....... 1 9 0 St. Catherine ..... ....................,......... ....... 7 7 Pius XI .......... .,,,....................,............ .,..... 6 6 0 BASKETBALL M O 38 18 Pius XI ......,....,, 55 25 St. Benedict ....... 39 26 St. Stanislaus ......,,. 42 24 St. Catherine .,... 47 23 Cathedral .,.... 41 St. Francis ...... 27 41 45 Messmer ..,.. M ........29 .37 .27 .35 .33 .51 M .35 .32 .28 .32 .44 .45 M .27 .37 .69 .55 .76 .43 .39 M .48 .59 ........46 .47 .22 .68 .48 O 21 20 15 18 21 17 29 O 24 23 26 19 29 29 0 22 28 34 24 39 39 35 O 17 22 31 22 25 21 42 First row: XVuerl, Ahler, Burg, T, Brennan, Heldt lcaptainl, Berce, Ryan, Bartzen, Moynihan, Gruff. Second rnvl I A . i -- - ' ' Wendell, Manager, Mi. U. j. lxramer, SJ., Hushek, Curran, Lnfy, Faupl, Foley, Dnucette, Schmidt, Coach james Duncan. Varsity Basketball Champs---l944 Marquette basketball teams of the last few years have brought a great deal of glory to our school, and the 1945-19411 squad is no excep- tion. Faced with the loss of five regulars from last year's championship club, Coach Duncan had an extremely difficult task on his hands in mould- ing together another winning unit. He did not have to lool: far for a wealth of talent. Gene Berce, Art Heldr, and joe Faupl presented an excellent front line combination, the first two being dead shots, and joe having the height necessary to bring down plenty of re- bounds. lack Doucette and Dave Foley, two steady, rangy guards, rounded out Coach Duncan's start- ing unit. Backing up the first quintet were Chucl-1 Hushek, lack Wzlgoner, Bill Ryan, and Bill Lofy. The Preps met North, their first opponent, with- out the services of football players Doucette, Foley, Wiigoner, and Ryan, and accordingly lost in a close game. These men were added to the lineup in the following tilts, and the Hilltop team began to function smoothly. Lincoln, Rufus King, Pius XI, and St. Benedict all went down to decisive defeat before the Blue and Gold. It soon became obvious that Marquette's strong- est opposition was to come from Cathedral and Messmers rampaging Bishops. The Preps showed no mercy to the Eagles, giving them a stinging -17-23 setbackfthe stage was now set for the first Messmer-Marquette tussle. The Bishops lived up to their advance notices by taking advantage of every scoring opportunity and defeating the Hill- toppers -15-41. Marquette was hurt by the loss of four regulars, but nevertheless made it a game all the way. In the second round of games, Cathedral upset the Preps 25-21-if Marquette wanted any share of the title, it would have to defeat Messmer in the last game of the season. This was no easy task, but the Blue and Gold cagers were up to it. Throughout the first half the score remained close, but in the third quarter Marquette pulled safely ahead to win 48--12. Another glorious victory was the 50-35 win over Campion's high-geared quin- tet in which game the Preps played their best ball of the season. Art Heldt was named captain by his teammates, and Gene Berce was a unanimous choice to the All-Catholic team. ,Q If w K 'Lv'... +z,. wa Z3 :jg-.. v ,QU L y nyc Y' if 1? .aan ID' ,, I I m J i M n , . I' Q5 , . U A E' x'N 'ff il ,gl 11 ,,, . Ai .... E AM i Q -w '-gf Nm s Y is Y 14 V .ff Lf I '7 F -Q... W 1, Nw. ' Q 3.-4 F' X a it 1 Q , Q. r Q . ' A ' 1 . l ' . g ' f fy ' 1 a I :Q -2-AA' : Ki I - I ' www yy W N ,f nw , , if -. Q .Li . S ' K. X IRI L X1 fb' Y, Q, :gf 4 K ' I 3' W A XSL -K Elf-fi 6 ' Ng, X 3 y I., - K . f, i ., K Q -4 Q i F' f J YQVQ5 .- . f if -.,. S 'T 11, . X 23155 1 , A . 5 3 U an -Qin Q K 5 4 miami! ' n NF .L 11 ' f Ti' Q A Q V , V a V ,M TRO 5 v' Y Q. S' QAW5' 1. r 7 X I 0. N ij, v vj Q . Visa U I , 1 Of.. ' ' WWI. 45:13 f, A ' 'Xgwug 31 :Ja x iw 'git ' Kifx-' ex Qilfss -...NX 'fm Y N u .mm ., 1 ..:,w4.,,. A 'f 95 'Fl 'rffq . gm, 35' K f ,vgwg fwwx f ' EQ? 2'R,ggm ' N HQ away? sf f , gf E as ..,. .V ..V,. ,yi . ji 7 . nw L, . W , ,gk K as as AK-'QT 1 x S Q22 .14.1,s?N 9 Q s x Y' Vg mfg? 5 . '-:SZ x X Ak Y Ak Am R X 'Qs fa Q in 4.5 A Q X: f 1 .ENN fwemn.. l'ii's A 'B' Team Record N 17 Lincoln . 25 32 Rufus King . . sl -I0 Messiuei' . . . S I -I6 Sf. Belletliel 2' 6 XX'ashington . -H1 26 Wfest Allis Cential -I5 41 Gesu CYO .. . . Sl ll St. Francis ,,,,,, . 'tl JB Xwashington 20 23 Xwasliingtun ,,,, Zi ll Nathan Hale. . .-its IS Messinei' . . S8 24 Rufus King , , W -Ill Nathan Hale . RR ll Wiest Allis Central Sl IB St. Sebastian CYO 29 it-K St. Stanislaus. .. . -lt-4 il St. Roberts CYD 29 2' t Row' A. XX'cbei', Friar, VI. liergwall, l. C. Rogers, Carey, Piekenbruck Diel econd Row: Fr, XX'. A. liliich, SFI.. Coach. Wfiierl. Ki'.1b.ith. Curran, Cavajnaughi Roc-dcl. Sebastian. Diecltricli, Panosian, W intei'iialtei'. 'B' Team Basketball This year the B Team registered I2 victories out of 18 starts. In his first year as coach, lfr. Ulrich took up the reins and did a splendid job in developing his team. His ideals of lair play and good sportsmanship were an inspiration to the players. Under his eye the B Team bc-came one of the best working units in the city. The team was led by two high-scoring lor- wards, Francis Wtierl and Charles XX!interhalter, with 142 and 132 points respectively. Iienny Curran, Bill Diederich, and Andy Wfeber round' ed out the tirst team, while Bob Cfavanaugh, jac . Rogers, john Friar, jack Brady, and filiatliei Panosian also displayed fine abilities. At the left, Denny Curran sinks another ol his favorite pivot-push shots. 'Mural Basketball Champs Because of the new concentrated schedule in effect at Marquette this year, intramural sports activities were somewhat curtailed among the juniors and sene iors. A good wartime substitute was the basketball tournament held after school during March and April. The Trojans, senior team led by joe Lynch and Chuck Ziegler, proved to be the class of the league when it defeated a strong junior team tor the school championship. First Row: Reuteman, R. liarta, Zieglei, Genske. Second Row: litzel, King, Koch, A. Kraus, joseph Lynch. Track Champions Three Year Record 1941 M St. Benedict ........, .... ......... 7 5 1942 Alumni ....,..,.A... .......,...... ......... 7 7 St. Benedict ...........Y. ......... 7 2 West Milwaukee ...... ......... 6 9 Nathan Hale .......,... ......... 7 9 St. Bonaventure .,...,.. ......... 8 4 1943 Marquette U. Freshmen ..,...,..,,........ ....... 5 UA West Allis Central ....... .......... 4 0 Alumni ........,.......,..., ....... 7 3Vp West Milwaukee ..,,i.. .....,. 8 91f2 Lincoln .................. .,..... 6 llfg Cudahy ............... ........ 1 00 St. Benedict .....,, .......4.. 7 0 Pius XI ....,.... ...,...- 1 01 1944 Shorewood ...., ...v,..... ......, 5 0 Alumni ...... ....-.. 3 4 Pulaski ...Y A--v,YA 3 5 South ...... ----.f- 7 3 Lincoln ..,. ff,--.. 9 5 O 29 27 32 35 25 20 43M 15 35V2 19M 47W 9 11 12 10 19 36 40 18 For the third successive year the Mar- quette track team has finished the season with a perfect record. This phenomenal suc- cess has helped to establish Marquette firm- ly in the sports spotlight, as during this time the junior Hilltoppers have won 24 con- secutive track meets. A record so sensational may be attributed to outstanding material -but it would be much more accurate to attribute it to the fine coaching of Mr. Beaudry. It is no coincidence that since he came to Marquette, the track team has not lost one meet. Nor is it coincidence that since the Brennan brothers have been on the team together the Preps' victory string has re- mained intact. This year both boys pole vaulted 12 feet 1 inch for the best mark in the state, while jim's 23.7 in the 200 yard low hurdles and Terry's 15.6 in the highs both establish new school records. Other outstanding performances were Phil Hahn's 52.9 in the 440, and jim DufTy's 2:O7.3 in the half mile. Consistent point-winners were George Garrot, Gene Gaynor, and Harry Campion in the sprintsg Bill Brennan and Dan Murphy in the mile, Front row: Hentz, Biescr. Hahn, Garrot, Gaynor, J, Brennan, Duffy, W. Brennan, Dalton, T. Brena nan. Back row: Coach Charles Beaudry, Campion, D. Murphy, Steele, Berce, Curran, Gardner. rl .intl Gene Beree .intl jim King in the high jump. Marquette openetl the season with L1 50-10 victory over Shorewood in tl relay meet and then bowletl over the Alumni rind Pulaski without muth trouble. Probably the most pleasing win of the ye.1r w.1s ii decisive 75- ,io Lishing .ulministeretl to South's strong giggregation. The following week the thin- cliuls entletl .1 highly SlIL'CCSSl'-Lll season by ilefeiiting DILIULKIU for their 2-ith straight victory. Ah'?es ,Msn MN M. H. Club ileur, Croft, Dehorn, D. Foley Burg, linriglit, Boxing Team liirmly established as a school sports activity, boxing has come into its own at Mar- quette. This is chiefly due to the effort of the coach, Mr. Coomes, who rounded up all the necessary equipment, and thus made boxing possible for a large number of interested students. A boxing ring, purchased by Father Ireland, S.j., was set up in the Mat room, four punching bags were also installed. The season started in the middle of january and extended to midway in April. At the close of the season the ring was removed and set up in the gym, where a free show for the school was given on April 21. About 20 students participated in this sport. Out- standing fighters on the squad were XX'ally Schmidt, jim Hurley, jim Becker, and Herb Kaiser. Al Nemcek gave valuable assistance to Mr. Coomes in the work of coaching, refereeing, and managing the team. Silver glove pins were awarded to eight of the most active members. irst row: Ray Anfang, Hurley, Carey, Jas. Becker, Tetzlall, W. Schmidt. Second row: Mr. Coomes, S.-I., fcoachl, vUCl7L'l', R. Voelliel, P. Hoffmiui. Dc-rdzinslii, Nemceli lassistant Coachl. Third row: HLl3.IllL'5.Gly'Il1l, Frazier, Dempsey, Kaiser. Fourth row: Gehriiiger, Kiill, li. XX'agner. P. Schmitt, Van Vleet, Al. Wthei'. Rostaiikowski. First IUWZ Rogers, T. lireiman, Ertl, Garrot. Ziegler, T. Reed, Whird. Second row: Heldt. Faupl, W. Schmidt, Nevsimal, j. liren- nxm Dooley, Bc-rce, Moynilian, F:idl. Third row: King, Wfag- zvier, Rumsey. Usmanski, Stor- Hockey Team The hockey team, which won only three of its matches this year, liao some fine prospects for next year with three regulars returning, Out- standing in this years competition were the performances turned in by the Brennan brothers. lim scored three goals against Messmer in the liirst game, and Terry scored three against Lake Forest. Fine defensive play was turned in by Dick Os- manski at goal and Les Reutemann at letlt defense. Mr. lidward Mcfiarthy, and his icemen contended this year with an overdose of warm weather that prevented them from using the new hockey rink that was erected on the high school playground. Wlitit little practice they were able to get they had to take on the Shorewood rink. Dick Osmanski, star goalie, was absent at the time this group pic- ture was taken. T Marquette Marquette Marquette Marquette Marquette Marquette Marquette l ,,,,, Marquette la Marquette an H v l 5 2 7 3 -i si First rov.: ohn lionness, Kin' T. Brennan, Reran. bl. Bi -gnnan, XVard. Reuteman, Second row: liereswill, G. Co J A ts bl. lieclier. Timm, Martineau, Bach, Barrett, D. Kelly, Carney, Mr. lNIcC,1rthy, Coach. Tracy Mehr drives one, jack Doucette lines up a putt. Golf Team Undefeatedl For the first time in the history of the school, Mareluettes golf team has been able this year to claim that distinction. And it is a very real honor, for the linksmen met eleven schools, more than any other team in Milwaukee, and among these squads were some of the best in this area. The Prep golfers won most of their matches by decisive margins, but they showed their ability to come through in the clutch when low scores were needed. Prospects for next year do not look too bright, because live members of the seven man team are seniors. Captain Chuck Demp- sey, ,lack Doucette, Fred Reeve, Les Reuteman, and Harry Michelfelder will certainly be missed, but Tracy Mehr and Dave Foley form a strong nucleus for another winning team. Shown below are: Michelfelder, Doucette, D. Foley, Dempsey, Reeve, and Reuteman, Charles Chuck Dempsey, for four years a member of the golf team, this season took over the added duties ff? ff F-JI Mm..,,e .. of captain and coach. He was .N .. t fx 5 . was Marquettes low scor- er in most of the matches, K 1535 Q Golf Record Opponents M. South Milwaukee ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 507 Nathan Hale and West Allis .r,,...,,,, ,,,,,,,, 2 14 Xwashington ,,,, ,,,,r, .,,,,,,, 3 8 5 Nathan Hale ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 529 South Iwlilwaukee .,.,,,rr,t,,,,,, 496 Wfest Allis Central ,,,,,,,,,,,, 500 Wfashington Y,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 5 58 Wliitefisli Bay '.,.,,,,, . ,,,,,,,,f 126 Shorewootl .,,,,,,,, 272 Rufus King ,,,,,, 452 O. 542 230 418 332 540 569 564 460 274 456 Top left: Fietl Reeve winds up on a hrassie shot. Top right: Dave Foley gets the range on Ll putt. Bottom left: Harry Michelfeldei' pulls back for his famous chip shot. Bottom right: Les Reuteman sights his putt. Dempsey a very dependable player. Dempsey can truly be called one of the outstand- ing young golfers in the state. Congratulations, Chuck, on a very success- ful season. , wukn 9 H gg X' X' og' .. p' - 'QSM A ' A X? fe Q AM' fix. -5 - ,K KQAL ,Qu-,..-v K A I w .As 'I 'f. 4 A fa 3 xg m Q 4 wif 'lf f. . x HM AH: -rug-- X: J ' . in , 2 ur If A far: ,,.. :Q 4 -yi-ww, ?'fm?'f, ml . K ,x.f M xy, , X .ver f -xg: ww Y f .,4. 4 ,, ' 1 . ,.. - . Q ff if v fr v vf- ..'f1.fJ1'+ H1 as ,yu v,-, Q5 Q K' v K 1 C Q Sw iw A. .EW K D ' -M W .ir 2.95 Y 1 . f , U' 'nuns nnnnvup. , 4' ..,. ef- 4 L,,,., L, W 5: ' X-533. W ,. HY' lil ,. a. if Z Sf3ff2 C VX Q WN? ' ,Q MQ -: 1 ' K QM? mi :L - iifegf ' iifSQf::1:Sa AS Y X X v. X . . ..,,, J.. M52 - 3 313,352 'fl' iii! 3,4 1- 57 Q . lk' MP' -??iQF5:' - 4 ,MGX xx X Q M 1' X , in if Q Y O Congratulations IIC nf' all Marquette CILILICUIIE for their if .797 worth of ad space sold. John Gleason Congratulations are being ex- tended to john Gleason by Mr. Halley, in recognition of his fine work during the Year Book Ad Drive. john topped the leading runners-up in the drive by netting 35549 in ad- space. Thanks IV A and III E Second place winner in the ad contest with a total of 335-il worth of ads was Class IV A. john Dooley, Richard Buellesbach, Wzirren O'Connor, and Dan Ryan did out- standing work. Third place was won by Class III E with 56337 in ads sold. james Ertl, second place individual winner, sold all but 310 worth of these ads. john Dooley won third place honors for individual sales. Appreciation The Editors of the year book join the student body in thanking all those who helped make this publication possible: Mr. F. Hanley, and the Boosters, who organized the ad-selling contest, Mr. T. Cronin, SJ., for pinch-hitting during the absence of Mr. F. Hager, S.j.g the Morrison Studiosg the North American Pressg Mandel Ian- graversg and the Marquette University Press. The members of Class ll C, pic- iiretl at thc left, deserve the thanks it achievement in winning tlt. il sales contest with a record total PATRONS A A A ACME LOCK CO. 757 N. 11th Street Milwaukee, Wis MR. and MRS. CHARLES BECKER A FRIEND MR. GILES F. CLARK 7753 Mary Ellen Place DIAMOND T TRUCK COMPANY Milwaukee Compliments of A FRIEND WM. HARGARTEN AGENCY INSURANCE 611 North Broadway Milwaukee, Wis. DR. E. T. HARRINGTON HORKY'S PHARMACY 5628 West Vliet Street JOHNSON FLORAL CO. 2631 West Vliet Street MR. AND MRS. HENRY V. KANE KOLLER DIE AND TOOL CO. 1116 South First Street MARCHESE BROS. INC. MARQUETTE UNIVERSITY HIGH SCHOOL SERVICE GUILD DR. AND MRS. JOHN MCCABE MR. AND MRS. W. McCARTHY E. J. METZKE, INC. 3617 West North Avenue PARKWAY RECREATION 3523 West Lisbon Avenue Milwaukee, Wis. JOE OTI' ADVERTISING PRINTING LETTER SERVICE 422 North Water Street WANNER INSURANCE AGENCY 611 North Broadway - MA 3712 A FRIEND SCHMIDT'S HOME BAKERY TASTY ROLLS 84 PASTRIES 1913 West State Street - WE 3407 MR. and MRS. THAD. STARSZAK F. X. SWIETLIK 2729 Kenwood Blvd. PAGF 87 PATRONS .1UDOE AND MRS. ROLAND J. STEINLE THOMAS J. TYSON WANNER INSURANCE AGENCY 611 North Broadway - MA 3712 C077ZPlil?Z6IZl.f of WILLIAM MILLMAN A. C. LIEPE PHARMACY 3284 N. Green Bay Ave, - LO 0351 SCHMITT-ORLOW COMPANY 114 East Seeboth Street WM. PAULS JEWELER 1229 West State Street JOHN J. CARY MRS. WILLIAM HENRY CANNING KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS GERALD P. HAYES PROP. and MRS. WM. R. DUFFEY MR. AND MRS. PHIL A. GRAU DR. C. R. BODENBACH EXODONTIST 238 XV. Wisconsin Ave. C0llZplf77Z6I1l.9 of DR. N. E. UELMEN A FRIEND JUDGE WM. F. SHAUGHNESSY BAER CLOTHING COMPANY 514 North Water St. - BR 4396 A. NICKEL PHARMACY 4790 N. Hopkins LANGILL 81 GRAUER SHOES 3513 W. North Ave. - KI 9329 ART BROENEN PHARMACIST Cor. 35th and Lisbon EMMER BROS. DAIRY 2879 30th Street - HO 2680 MR. JOSEPH J. HOUSE PAOE 88 Un Sea and Land . . On Maneuvers, in jungles, On Rescue Dutv 0 .1 . tl' s Jxxhg 1, e isa xp? A Wlicwle wheat 5 AQ 11 Rltion C Cocoa Beverage 2.1-i-nf'-r ' xxx . FF: Ration D Chocolate Bars -5.-BTS biscuits Ration K . , . ve., , vi ,n Fleltl R3tl011S Produced by 1 Mufti . ' of Xxe, X ,I OH N STUN an 1IIlPOI'tHl1t part of - ef flglltlng-front men . . . X 3 .7 Away from their kitchensZ our To many of our boys over there, the fighting men rely on their emergency name Johnston on their Field Ra- kits of Field Rations. The Johnston tions brings pleasant recollections of ,x'5t -Mel' Company is proud to have a part in the familiar Johnston cookies and ' S supplying these Emergency Rations crackers on the pantry shelf at home, --dehydrated, concentrated, amaz- as well as Johnston candy and choco- Hard Candy ingly nutritious and palatable food. late products. ROBERT A. JOHNSTON COMPANY, MILWAUKEE PAGE 89 3 5, L all , I Q is f :.: hbnb 5 .,A. v I V1 1 if lnbu V Ogg I A i1 i,lll, ::, I Kegb on Backing the Attack! BUY WAR BONDS AND STAMPS REGULARLY ik ik ik wik ik FIRST WISCONSIN NATIONAL BANK OF M ILWAUKEE N Uptown Cleaners 81 Dyers, Inc. Cleaners and Dyers 975 N. Hawley Rd. Bluemound 4500 1200 W. State St. Marquette 4520 MULCO STOKER COAL A trial order will Convinfe you of the exceptional m:rit of this scicntihcally selected Stoker Coal. MUL Merqugttc 0100 LANEY FUEL CO. M9 No, Sixth St. From a Friend PATTERSON'S PHARMACY AMBASSADOR HOTEL West 8400 2508 W. Wisconsin Ave. 805 N. 68th Street Bluemound 9820 d ig.. - Q IWNE fgmavshi PRINTING Q Awmpd 9 GMENNGCMRM 'K fomnloo Q ENGRAVING MCBRIDE-BOYLAN ENGRAVING CO. 655 N. Broadway DA1y 6252 flu! 5011111 of E. W'i.fr'on.rin Arunue From a Friend li i .f 'H.EE1..3.5:..11'??? Q , 3 wif zzzfwnmovznmzzwmfga 5330 W. Lisbon Ave. Hopkins 5330 1545 N. 12th St. Marquette 0463 Ambulance Service Universal Cleaners 81 Dyers, Inc. Tfmmal Distinctive Dry Cleaning Concord 6181 North 5rd at West Reservoir Compliments of Cream City Outdoor Advertising Co. PAGE 91 'A' There ls Nu Substitute fur A. F. nf L. Skilled Praftsmen T0Y0uWh0Will non Be Proudl Wearing Hur atimfs Uniform BEFORE many suns have set, most of you will have joined the light for freedom, serving your country in the air, on the land, or on the sea. It is a glorious privilege that is yours---a privi- lege most of us who must serve on the sidelines cannot but view with envy. It is a profound re- sponsibility, too . . . but a responsibility which you, as all other superb American boys, will accept with enthusiasm and discharge with honor. As you go forward, know that a grateful America is behind you, pledging its fullest measure of support on the home front, and praying without end to Almighty God for an early, a safe and a victorious return, for yourself, and for all of our boys wherever they may be. MILWAUHE-E BUILDING 1-mn CUNSTRIICTIIIN TRADES cnuwclr I PAGE 92 Affiliated with the A. F. of L. PETETI T. SIUHIIEMANN, PRESIDENT l7l3 N. Twelfth St. ' Unncnrd 4700 Charles Reiter Thomas Puls Francis Duifey Thomas Bruecker john Pfauser Francis Inbusch William Heiser Mack Hoffman Robert Sanders CONGRATULATIONS TO THE S E I O R S FROM CLASS III A OFFICERS DAVID E. DALY, Prefidenl RICHARD BARNETT, Vice-Prefidefzt JOHN WISNIEWSKI, Serrelary JOHN FRIAR, Tz'ea,rl1rer james Hurley john Lynch William Crowley john Wanta Robert Gleixner Gordon Weber james Campbell Paul Dudenhoefer Paul Pfarr john Steigerwald Voyta Wrabetz john Kwass Albert Nemcek Lawrence Otto Patrick Quirk Arnold Szaj joseph Starck William Gearhard CLASS ACCOMPLISHMENTS ASSOCIATE EDITOR, FLAMBEAU MONTHLY LITERARY EDITOR, FLAMBEAU MONTHLY EDITORIAL EDITOR, FLAMBEAU MONTHLY SPORTS EDITOR, FLAMBEAU MONTHLY NINE FLAMBEAU REPORTERS ALADDINS SPEECH SOCIETY WRITERS' CLUB TWENTY-THREE SODALISTS NINE DEBATORS FOUR PREP PLAYERS TWENTY-THREE HOBBYISTS LATIN-GREEK CLUB SEVEN ATHLETES SACRISTANS THREE BAND MEMBERS PAGE 93 l l ,i l , i . COMPLIMENTS CLASS LVJX LATI john Bellehumeur Lawrence Binder Roy Boland Leo Brzezinski Richard Buellesbach john Dooley Donald Dorszynski William Gohsman Roger Heck Terrence Incla john Kerslake Richard Kuhn john Litzau joseph Lynch john McCarthy Allen Martin Wzlrren OlConnor Thomas Reed Philip Ruetz Daniel Ryan joseph Sweet Frank Swietlik Thomas Tyson james Wambach PAGE 94 INVESTMENT SERVICE THAT PLANS FOR TOMORROW THE MILWAUKEE COMPANY EDGAR. RICKER 64 CO..E1r 1904 INVESTMENT SIECUIRIITIIIES 207 E. Michigan St. :: Daly 6075 Q O I IF lT'S BORDEN'S nc, u. s, nu. on. .l , e GRIDLEY DIVISION MllK ' ICE CREAM no N. am sr. MARQUETIE 7370 lT'S GOT T0 BE GOOD Mortgage Loans General Insurance Real Estate ALEX RITTER COMPANY LYDIA VOLAND, Secretary Telephone Kilbourn 1030 3333 W. Lisbon Avenue PAGE 95 fox THEATRES F' 99 The Place to G0 DOWNTOWN WISCONSIN PALACE STRAND IN YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD VARSITY OAKLAND MILLER PARADISE PRINCESS PARKWAY ALLIS PLAZA ASTOR RIVIERA DOWNER SHERMAN EAST SHOREWOOD GARFIELD STATE JACKSON TIVOLI LINCOLN UPTOWN MIRTH VENETIAN IVIOJESKA WORLD ZENITH PAGE 96 BRENK BROTHERS Clothiers 412 E. Wisconsin Ave. 0 ELLSWORTH PIPE 8z SUPPLY CO. Donald E. Ellsworth, President Manufacturers of Pipe Nipples and Pipe Fabricating CUTTING - THREDDING - BEND- ING - WELDING - DRILLING - TAPPING Prone llfydfl 6650 1739 W. St. Paul Ave. Milwaukee Established 1 91 1 MONEY FURNISHED TO BUY OR REMODEL YOUR HOME REFINANCING MORTGAGE LOANS IS 'OUR BUSINESS LOWEST INTEREST RATES O NORTHWESTERN MUTUAL BLDG. 81 LOAN ASSN. 3335 West Lisbon Avenue Milwaukee 8, Wisconsin Phone: Kilbourn 1442 Nic. S. Hoyer, Secretary PHONE MARQUETTE 1250 COAKLEY BROTHERS CO. Established 1888 Storage Warehouses Storage --- Moving --- Packing Agent Allied Van Lines, Inc. 401 N. SECOND ST. 3742 W. WISCONSIN AVE. 2266 N. PROSPECT AVE. MILWAUKEE, WIS. PAGE 97 CoM1-JLIMEN CLASS II OFFICERS TRACY MEHR, Prefidef TS OF A TOM TIMM, Vice-Prefidefzi ED MOORE, Secretary BILL LaDUE, Treafzzrer Joe Bennett Martin Biller jerry Boknevitz Jack Brady Larry Brock Jim Fons Charles Fisher john Grogan John Hoffman Ed Kirby Henry Look Ralph Mamayek Eugene Meyers Ted Miller Eugene O,Brien Roland Zainer Bill O'Leary Frank Price Tom Quinlan Donald Reinnoldt John Schutz jack Stanton Bill Schendt Bill Schuster jim Stroebel Warren Ttezlaff Tom Timm Herbert Voss George Weber Jim Wendell jack Wetenhall PAGE 98 End the war one day sooner Buy another bond today. MARQUETTE PHARMACY N. 17th and W. Vifisconsin Ave. J. W. BUELLESBACH 1 Altsradr Funeral Home REALTOR 1502 South Layton Blvd. Insurance l Mltfhell 1001 5531 W2 North Ave. Kilbourn 2490 NIILWAUKEE, WISCZONSIN Mortgage Loans and Insurance 1414 N. 27th Street Phone: West 2108 A Friendn BY WAR BO- D AND STAMP MILWAUKEE PARTS CORP. 607 South Sixth Street Milwaukee 4, Wisconsxn PAGE 99 A. L. GEBHARDT CGMPANY TANNERS GFBHA DT-VUGEL TANNING COM A Buy That Extra War Bond Milwaukee Novelty Dye Works CLEANERS f DYERS -f FURRIIZRS Established 1801 The Ollicc and Plant Branch '55 E. Capitol Drive 322 E, Wiscirnsin Ave. Phone Edgewood 9-100 Sadly! DAIRY PRODUCTS in this community - liiiztlwl DAIRY PRODUCTS A division of National Dairy Products Corp. FISCHEIPS SANDWICH SHOP 1510 N. llth STREET CONCORD 9920 2716 XV. NORTH AVENUE KILBOURN 9711 1 Alicia Beauty Shop PERMANENT VVAVING OUR SPECIALTY Marnigur, Alice Snlmdy LOcust 3770 Ufwu 7'1zr.fu'a5 and Fridfipi If1'ur11r1g,r Milwiukuc XVis. HZ' Atkinson Ave. . . -..--..11,... 4 LEMKE,S PHARMACY 2112 WEST CAPITOL DRIVE HILLTOP 9964 Hilltop Super Service 3436 W. Wisccwnsin Avenue N N X X 14 Z . 11111111 vow f Milwaukee 8, Wisccmnsin V' 1. 73. 1 BOLDA FISHERIES AND PICKLED FISH FRESH, SMfJKED . SEA FOODS AND OYSTERS lll1L7f'1C I.Ocust 5-12 2310 N. Richards St Podell Construction Co. GENERAL CONTRACTORS Attics - Stores - Large Homes Convc-rt?Cl lntzm Flats lor Bcttzr lncomc il' Sn, Oth Strcct Mar. 622' Richards-Badger Packard Co. MACHINE TOOLS Carl H. Lovcndahl WMI! 8860 Milwaukee 8, Wib. 5-125 XV, Vlict Struct Eyes Carefully Examined Glasses Fitted and Repaired DA1y 4295 206 E. WiSC0llSill Ave. Bankers Building R EM PAGE 101 Elma 1-A FATHER G. A. MCCABE, james Barrett john Bayer Paul Brunkow George Blattner Clifford Chmurski Robert Claude james Coffey Philip DeChant Leon Dietrich Francis Glynn Robert Herzog Wfilliam Kanirz Donald Kelly Nicholas LeMieux Leon Wilson james Mallon Antoine Martineau james Morgan john Quinlevan Roger Quinn Robert Rauterberg Thomas Reddy Thomas Reilly Robert Roberts Daniel Ross William Schalk Donald Senecal Richard Stenz Edward Wiigoner Paola l02 , h lstensen M 7l4 N MILWAUKEE ST F LEISSN ER BROS. Complete Tire Service Since 1912 A ee Get More Miles of Tire Life With Our You Clntl Blk? Ag t gnu or Sl ll Th y t .? Take Atlsfaniaggngmlnzgjuy S Point Plan! Zephyr Cleaners 81 Dyers 105 West Center Street Phone Kilbuurn 7754 . MILLER'S PHARMACY Cnnlplrlv Drug Store Sff1'1'i4'e . I ' I - wie MAKE OUR ICE CREAM FRESH DAILY W' Vllft df N- 2001 WLM 8300 Corner N. 36th and W, Wfright Streets Phone Kllbourn 6378 Kllbourn 7520 W Rea!! Good If 6'am17ze!Bar ,,, 1 .Howard B. Sfark Ca. MMM Telephone West 8 S2 Highway Eat Shop HOME COOKED MEALS Benn , M r. Y L' IS-il West Wfalnut Street Milwaukee, Wiscsnnsi Main Floor Marq, 3080 ARCHIE TEGTMEYER INCORPORATED JEWELERS I0 Pl It tm Arcade-Inside Milwaukee. Wis. WAUWATOSA FUEL 81 SUPPLY CO. Ask Those We Serve BLUEMOUND 7700 PAGE 103 O lwilwaukee '74anApaal'al'Jaa rqcfaeafbiinq 5aq4.', YOUR 1' y M1000 FE O me moonlit ll llll ' S E mg Immllllllllunnii , ' e i I l lrlll e wEAR MM EMBLEM oven YOUR HEART Plrone Ma 5912 f 507 A wfussr Tl I6t,S as it was a year agol War isnlt like a game of horseshoes- close doesnt count. The boys who get theirs in the last hour of this war will be just as dead as those who fell at Pearl Harbor. just as true today And that pint of your blood-some boy's chance for lifew means just as much to him, whether it's the first or the tenth you gave. If you want to be really proud of that blood donor's emblem you wear, renew it as often as you can. If you don't have the emblem, get one now. Show that boy at the front that his life means more to you than Ll half-hour of your time! phone luaaguelfle 591.2 fan an now PAGE 1 04 Phone: Locust 3860 WELKE'S House of Roses INCORPORATED N. Third Strcct Milwaukee. Wis. SPORTINGTGOODS IQIIGSCI Coal COIIIPHIIY v Burghardt Homeof LINCOLN STOKER COAL 794 N. Wiltel' Street Marq. 1500 C ty H ll Sq Q K. F. Fennig 81 Sons Funeral Home S15 W. Lincoln Avenue Our Tribute to The Former Students of Marquette University High School Now in the Service of Our Country A FRIEND PAoh 105 BAND-3 FENCING-1 FOOTBALL-2 BASKETBALL-3 FLAMBEAU-2 ORCHESTRA-3 B TEAM-2 FLAMBEAU EDITOR PREP PLAYERSf3 DEBATERS-2 TRACK-2 CLASS OFFICERS DAVID FOLEY Preridefzt TERRY BRENNAN Vive-Preridefzt JOHN CLAUDE Secretary- Trearurer Paul Abler Carl Krabath Richard Altenhofen William Brennan john Cary Harry Ceranowski Richard Dietrich Edward Doheny Stephen Dudek Thomas Duffey Lee Jennings Thomas Kirby Louis LeMieux William Mulvanny Robert Sackett james Schoemann Richard Stobbe Thomas Stumpf Ralph Szablewski Ronald Tadych jerry Tracy Richard Volz PAUI' 106 2300 No. Third Street Milwauke Lily-Tulip Cup 81 Specialty Co. 417 N. WATER STREET DALY 5166 MILWAUKEE, WIS. MacNeil and Moore RAY HAASCH RADIO 81 RECORD SHOP 2527 W. VLIET STREET Complete Line of Victor - Columbia - Okeh - Decca - Blue Bird Records - - - Air-conditioned Audition Rooms. Open Evenings WEst 1066 YANKEE DOODLE Restaurant DANDY FOOD TWO LOCATIONS 2425 West Wisconsin Ave. North Oakland at Capitol Neil J. Gleason Sr Co. 611 North Broadway : Milwaukee, Wisconsin Institutional Loan Correspondent of THE NORTHWESTERN MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO. ooxlgwt FUEL o1Ls A 4' ' Q' t etic oes - . For All Sports. AQ TEE A Superior el 1323 NORTH WATER STREET Marquette 3242 Quality Product. Wisconsin Shoe Company Milwaukee, Wisccmnsin Chas. Hess Sausage and Provision Co. Manufacturers of HIGH GRADE SAUSAGE e The Cbuire of Those Who Knouf' ollege Outlines - Books on the War 7 Books and arglphlets on All Current Questions in th ld o ay. The People's Bookshop 22 W. Wisconsin Avenue Milwiukee 3 Wis e Wnr Telephone: Broadway 848 PAGE 107 Compliments of STENZ BUILDING COMPANY Developers of Finer Suburban Propertiesw Consult Us for HOMES, HOMESITES, ACREAGE, FARMS INSURANCE AND FINANCING Ll Grove,Wis. : Bl 7441 P 108 Established 1844 JOYS BROS. C0. Yacht Sails, Marine Paints, Marine Hardware Also Manufacturers Awnings, Tents and Other Canvas LET FELLENZ FILL YOUR BINS Call Marquette 0900 . FELLENZ COAL 8: DOCK CO. J. N. O'BOYLE CO. Funeral Directors 1220 W. WISCONSIN AVE. Bluemound 7510 ERSCHEN'S MARKET Products Meals and Poullfy N. 68th Street Wfauwatosa, Wis. Phone DAly 0810 U WILES SHOES 125-129 No. Water St. Mxlwaukee 811 N' Nth Street West 6343 Success to the Seniors Compliments of C L A S S I I D PAGE 109 COMPLIMENTS OF CLASS II E OFFICERS THOMAS A. RIEDEL, Preridenl THOMAS D. PIERCE, Vice-Preridenf THOMAS E. POWERS, Tfearznef ROBERT TRECKER, Serremry Michael A. Archilletti George M. Bold Eugene G. Buechel james Fay Thomas A. Fitzpatrick Eugene P. Gaynor George M. Gill Lester J. Graf George J. Hoynacke Richard Hrdlick Victor L. Leben james W. Praessel Edward Premo John C. Rogers john H. Sarnowski Raymond J. Schulta Leonard J. Scully John A. Smolik Basil Tannel James R. Weber PAGE 110 Acacia Mutual Life Insurance Co. Home Otlice, Washington, D. C. ACACIA has the lowest premium rates of any mutual life insurance company. ACACIA is older and larger than 90 per cent of all the life insurance com- panies in the country. Contact or Telephone This Office for Further Details L. F. Bond, Manager Milwaukee Branch Associates R. W. Bollenbeck C. F. Manning P. A. Brice A. M. O'Rourke I. G. Erwin E. R. Reinmund G. -I. Goodnetter L. S. Wolfe, Unit Mgr. 225 East Michigan Milwaukee, Wisconsin Phone Daly 4280 Produc-Trol Milwaukee Co. Richard J. Crokc 611 No. Broadway Broadway 2218 Phone West 0583 RITZINGER 81 ERTL MERCHANTS IN COAL - WOOD - COKE 2416 West Cherry St. Milwaukee 5, Wis. COMPLIMENTS OF JAMES A. STADLER Finam'i.zl Planning for fha Fu114re THE LINCOLN NATIONAI. LIF15 INSURANCE Co. 722 Bankers Bldg. Milwaukee 2, Wisconsin Everything in HARDWARE 8: PAINTS Garden and Haufebola' Need.: Reinhold Brothers Company 2402 W. Lisbon Avenue Broadway 0936 Marcella Beauty Shop The Home of Permanent Waves AT POPULAR PRICES 729 W. Wisconsin Ave. Milwaukee, Wis. CURLEY'S PHARMACY COMPLETE DRUG STORE SERVICE Phones: WEst 0631-0232-0477 S01 N, 29th Street Milwaukee, Wis. Athletics for the Boy--- Not the Boy for Athletics .' E Marquette University High School Athletic Department PAGE 111 F .T FIER OF ARQ ETTE ST UDE TS!!! Are you participating in the activities of the Marquette High Fathers, Club? FOR YOUR SON SHOW AN INTEREST Our 1943-44 Program Included: Fall Meeting-an opportunity to meet the entire faculty, informally. October--Dads' Day Football Game. january Meeting-Interesting talks by our own Dr. S. E. Sebastian, Captain R. A. Dawes, Commandant of Marquette University NROTC, and Colonel Frederick john, artillery otiicer of the New Guinea campaign. February MeetingfAn interesting talk on China by Anthony Woo. March 26-Day of Recollection, conducted by Father William A memorable day. Grace, May 7-Fathers' and Sons, Dayffthe climax ofthe season's events. REVEREND JEROME T. BOYLE, SJ., Moderafor jOHN H. FRIAR, Preridezzl RAY C. KORNELY, Serrenzry jOl-IN E. MEI-IR, Vive-Preridefzt W. BUELLESBACI-I, EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE F. D. Madden R. McElligott R. C. Quinlevan J. F. Czerwinski W. F. Engelhardt A. R. Garrot j. P. Heinen Dr. S. E. Sebastian G. F. .Ianzer T. bl. Starszak Jos. Tcik Paola 112 UALITV RESS S P R I N T E R 1732 SOUTH 11th STREET It's Wise to Spend the Difer- ence for Good Furniture K L O D E 9 S One of Azrzefirak Greater! Furniture Slorel' N. 2nd AT N. PLANKINTON MILWAUKEE, WIS. . . Phone Kilbuurn 2468 Pattl Bros. MIISIC House VIENNESE GARDEN PIANO ACCORDIONS Two Plants lo EAIAHMIH' and Here' BAND 8: ORCHESTRA INSTRUMENTS MEALS f LUNCI-IES 2050 N. 3rd Street Locust 3830 2578RNI.JThllElifThlI2l3pStreet Badger Brass 81 Aluminum Foundry Co. Manufacturers of ALUMINUM, MANGANESE, BRASS, BRONZE, COPPER CASTINGS, MOLDED PLASTIC PARTS Ray T. Pagel Phone Blnewozrml 8200-8201 5120 West State Street - Milwaukee 8, Wisconsin CALL Kilb. 4500 Broadway Church Goods House CQQK 719 N. BROADWAY FOR Milwaukee 1, WIS. 3029 W. Concordia Avenue BRUSKIEWITZ FUNERAL HOME I 2101 West Mitchell Street Mitchell 1013 MADE Fllllll FRESH CREAM PAGE 113 COMPLIMENTS CLASS F0 R C George Cohan Charles Dempsey Richard Drow john Frazier George Garrot Arthur Heldt Charles Hushek Russell Lockwood Donald Love Thomas McCabe Paul Miller Edward Murray james Noll Robert Norton Joseph O,Shea Herbert Ottman Anthony Prekop Fred Reeve XValter Schmidt Richard Stenz Richard Ward Patrick Whelan PAGE 114 BEIHUFF MUSIC CU. Bene P f'fff'1-K Corner ilst St. and W, North Ave. BAND INSTRUMENTS - ACCORDIONS REPAIRS f ACCESSORIES - MUSIC 772 N. jackson Street Daly 0576 Open Eves. to 9 Except Sat. to 6 W. F. B:-rghnmmcr, '21 ZUMMACH 0'CONNOR 81 CO. Pure Paints --- One Coat Covers HOMES ' DUPLEXE5 1 APARTMENTS V219-Q'-Ofnzcfgflfalflfnt COMMERCIAL PROPERTIES eve - e o Shell Sheen - One Coat Semi Gloss BOUGHT ' SOLD ' TRADED Interior Gloss - One Coat Finish 4f4M percent and FHA Mortgages 'af' Broadway 2676 Your Hafdwafff Dealer 312 E. Wisconsin Ave. Milwaukee, Wis. YO'-lf EYES gfelpfgcifless You have tried the others . . . Now try ' ' ' Domi gg cc NFC the best. Iva Boggs First Prize Winner The Exce ptica o. , Eyes Examined and Glasses Fitted 7 Eva Beauty Shoppe I 416 Ev Burleigh Street EDgew0Od 4590 -615 N. eutonia Ave. V I-I0pkms 1500 SULVING WAH PROBLEMS! For AMERICA: 90 mm. anti-aircraft guns... steam turbines for land and sea ..delicate turbo- superchargers for high-Flying planes - these are some of Allis-Chalmers many war products. Behind them are motors, pumps, electric control. For INDUSTRY: Precise welding machines, Texrope V-belt drives, chemical kilns, mining equip- ment, transformers, switchgear, sawmill equipment - more than 1600 Allis-Chalmers products serve America's production front. For FARMERS: From border to border, from valleys of New England to wide western prairies - Allis-Chalmers farm equipment is on duty . . . plow- ing, sowing, cultivating, reaping and threshing, help- ing our farmers feed the world. A 1597-A Allis-cmumrns MILWAUKEE. WISCONSIN PAGE 115 Compliments of MICHAEL YUNDT C0 WAUKESHA, WIS. E I Complimenli' of U LZ HAU MAC DONALD'S S C Z Q E Q LT Cl I3 S LUANS Is. msunamu: FINE FOOD 260, W. Lisbon Ave. KL 51 FOUNTAIN AND DINING ROOM Dick 81 Reuteman Co. REAL ESTATE-LOANS INSURANCE A F iend I' BUILDING MANAGEMENT I 316 Century Bldg. 808 N. Third St GUIDO SCHEFFER REALTOR First Wisconsin National Bank Building Wesley of Wisconsin METAL TREATERS Mll.W'All . RACINE MANl'I'fDW' LINDMAN'S SHOE STORE FOR FINE FOOTWEAR 3529 W. North Avenue WATERS FLOWER SHOP George W. Waters Tbe Cfooirefl in Fl0u'eH-Alu'ay.r 1208 XV. Wfismnsin Ave. Broadway 'JZII J. KO NELY HARDWA E CO. 2308 N. 3rd Street Dodge 62 Plymouth MOTOR VEHICLES Service for All Makes of Cars Edwards Motor Co. 36th and Wisconsin MILWAUKEE Phone MArquctte 6985 Albert . Tlselen eweler 607' Maiestic Bldg. Milwaukee. Wis. Pertzborn Funeral Service 24th and West Cherry Streets PAGE 117 BEST WISHES or CLASS IIB MM-l TEACHERS MR. F. L. STANTON, SJ., Hirtory MR. IVAN KRAMORIS, Geometry FR. PATRICK DOLAN, SJ., Religion MR. F. GUENTNER, SJ., Edwin Bach Benno Bauer Frederick Bereswill Robert Boncher john Bonness Owen Burke John Callen Roman Domecki Arthur Gebhardt john Gehringer john Grogan Thomas Gunderson james Hayes joseph Hillebrand Nicholas Hoyer Eugene joublanc Thomas Ziebarth Latin, Efzglirln Herbert Kaiser Eugene Kolvenbach William Lawler William Lofy Thomas Maurice Adolph Maruszewski Richard Naber joseph Poshepny Roman Reggec Robert Roedel Charles Schneider Robert Schnorf Jerome Walter james Walz Richard Westley Edward Wszola PAGE 118 Cleaver-Brooks C o m p a n y Milwaukee 9, Wisconsin B. S. Wisniewski, Inc. 2133 S. Kinnickinnic Ave. Amffifdyi Mail Complele Supply Home Auto Parts - Radio - Home Appliances Complimenlr of Teutonia Avenue State Bank Comer of Teutonia Ave. and Hadley St, Compliments of Milwaukee Lead Works GEARHARD'S MARKET 2649 N. DOWNER AVENUE Gaedke-Miller Agency Complete INSURANCE Service Telephone DAly 2526 611 N. Broadway Compliments of Nash Kelvinator Corp. J OS. D. BONN ESS INC. GENERAL CONTRACTORS Concrete Highways Airports Bridges Badger Shoe Dye Co. Leather Finishes Dyeco Dyes for Uniform Color 1013 W. Oklahoma Avenue ' FOR Mrs. EVERY 1 OCCASION S ll 1409 North 27th Street Milwaukee, Wis. Potato Chips PAGE 119 Hcuclahy of Cuclahyu VVISCICJNESIN f N f, ' A 'f' XSWZE f Peacock . BEEF- PORK Auhw HAMS-BACON LAMB - VEAL Mig,-E LARD - SAUSAGE 120 Layton Park DAIRY COMPANY HIGH GRADE DAIRY PRODUCTS Telephone Mitchell 0318 2929 W. Forest Home Avenue Milwaukee, Wis. Ride a YELLOW CAB MArquette 1800 O Pbone U1 for Trunk and Baggage D6lil'Ef'fE,f Harry 13. Jacobs Charles Jacobs 1401 W. Vlier Street Jacobs Bros. White Metals Co. Mens Furnishings :: Sportswear S58 S. Second Street Hacks 2 Stores Hack,s Super Service at Both 3381 N. Green Bay Ave. Phone LO 4200 3390 N. Green Bay Ave. For Records, Appliances Expert Repairing of Electrical Appliances and Washing Machines FURNITURE for the home ANTHONY EWENS REAL ESTATE LoANs at INSURANCE 1802 North 5'th Strcct Tel. Hopkins 'II6 The Pharmacy PROFESSIONAL PHARMACISTS Max N. Lemberger, R.Ph. 13th Floor Wells Bldg. 324 E. WISCONSIN AVE. DAly 2015 Milwaukee. Wis, Compliments of the Makers of CHICKEN DINNER Buckmann 81 N itsche FANCY -MEATS HOME DRESSED POULTRY and HOME MADE SAUSAGES DENVER SANDWICH 5 lVbole,sale Refail C 2043 W. Wells St. 3527 W. Lisbon Ave. PAGE 121 Charlie Alberty Ralph Anfang Jim Babler Jim Becker Don Bergman Ken Borowski Jack Brannan Julian Czerwinski Bill Diederich Bob Dierbeck Dick Fischer John Gleason John Gruesser Torn Hang Bob Hayek George Horky Larry Justen ilii OFFICERS - JOHN B. MCCABE President GEORGE HORKY Vice-President JOHN D. GLEASON Treasurer JOHN A. GRUESSER S E'L'7'6ft1l'J' MR. THOMAS A. HALLEY, S.J. Homeroom Teacher 1 Bob Keller Benno Kornely Tom Kuelm John McCabe Roger McLain Tom Quiery Bob Radermacher Bob Regner Dick Rudolph Ted Steiner Frank Stiglbauer Wade Walker Bob Weimei' Charlie Weishai' Bob Wilsrmn Frank Wue1'l Frank Zepezauer - Congratulations to the Class 0f1944! Compliments of Class 2C PAGE 1 2 2 '54 W. XVQIIS Strc't Blucmound I A. BEHLING CO. 'Yfonlllllviv Hume sl'l'I'jt'A'H PLUMBING f HEATING - WIRING HARDWARE Compliments of Mr. 8 Mrs. Frank W. Ladky THE CHURCH MART EVERYTHING RELIGIOUS FOR THE CHURCH, SCHOOL AND HOME 9 North Water Street Ma. 0650 City Hall Square 100 I Covers fO1' The 1944 Flamlneau macie lay The North American Press Milwaukee 3, Wisconsin -I t Wisconsin's Largest Popular' priced Shoe Store 330 VI. WISCONSIN AVE. BRANCH STORES 7606 V, STATE 7223 VI. GREENFIELD S. J. Casper Co., Inc. Fine Dinnerware and Crystal 843-845 No. Plankintun Ave. HERMAN ANDRAE ELECTRICAL CO. Power and Light Wiring 2110 W. CLYBOURN ST. George Andrae, Pres, West 6970 ,I Compliments of I1 I HENKE'S MARKET ' Su. 31st and W. Burnham Sts, PAGE 123 I I Good Luck! lass of 44 Compliments of CLASS THREE C Raymond Anfang Lawrence Baker Raymond Bieser Richard Bruckwick William Burg Joseph Bzdawka Edward Carey William Carter -Frank DeGroat Leonard Derksen james Diemer Philip Dreis Thomas Faber Robert Fennig Robert Gohsman Richard Hoy john Kelliher Eugene Koehmstedt Kenneth Kulzick Robert Madden William Matt Robert McCormack Stanton Pearson William Sanger john Scanlin Conrad Schmitt Paul Schmitt David Tidmarsh Paul Van Vleet Jerome Wimmer Charles Winterhalter PAGE 124 Wfhere Serzfire If Fifffv United Radio And Appliance Co. A. C. Hass R. J, Fischer G. T. Fischer Fischer Printing Co. Printers and Binders DECCA - COLUMBIA 84 VICTOR . PHONOGRAPH RECORDS 105-i E. Brady Bmutlwuy 6049 T36 W. Forest Home Ave. Mitchell 1455 F' T' DMARY SKINNEISM 'W National Foundry Co. J' x 64l South 29th Street FLOWERS A I I 1050 W. Wisconsirl Ave. Milwaukee, Wis. Mllwaukee 4' Wlsclillsln GIIEMIY TOP iw V I G W Phone WEst 0465 PAINTER AND DECORATOR 15953152 33251137 95013 2029 N. :sth Street Kilbourn 191-at 921 North 27th Street OW Compliments of ZAWIKA F ,t R St Northwestern llI'Ill l1I'C Ore W iw- Motor Car Lo. FURNITURE - RUGS - STOVES O RADIOS - REFRIGERATORS COncord 5962 751 E. Center Street Milwaukee, Wis. 2428 W. North Avenue PAGE 125 ongmtulcztions mcluvzting lass 0 f '44 Compliments of CLASS I-H Fred Brenk Terry Byron Leonard Canning john Cordes Tom Cox Russel Ehlers George Fridl Allan Gerlach Sebastian Hartinger Eugene Henke Jerome House Robert jelinek james Jordan john Kavanaugh james Lederer john Major l John Zinzow Robert Marten Robert Moser Fred Newirth Charles Oswald Dan Plichta Harry Pokorny Mark Purcell Kenneth Retzer Fred Salditt Don Schuenke Walter Schutz Edward Small Dick Voelkel Philip Weiher Gary Wolfe Don Zingsheim PAGE 126 LINCOLN STATE BANK Lincoln Ave. at S. 13th St. Remzzrrer Four Million Dollarr Radio Sz Home Appliance Co. 7319 W. Greenfield Ave. West Allis Headquarters for Victor Culurnlvii and Decca Records John N. Callan 81 Sons Real Estate --- Insurance O 4417 W. North Ave. Hopkins 0140 EAT AT THE QUAKER KITCHEN Many Do-Why Nui You? fHome of All Students- I206 W. Wisconsin Avenue INTERNATIONAEW-M l WORKS YouNG Mews S45 W. Mitchell St. Phone Mitchell l51l , AND MEN s A THE NEISCO. Chrysler Airtemp Air Conditioning Plumbing - Heating - Hardware 7943 W. National Ave. Tel. Greenheld 0415 CLOTHING SPORTSWEAR FURNISHINGS HATS and SHOES tumpfs from . W' ' A . N. S d S . Betty Kroseberg, Florist lsconsm Ve at econ t La Salle Hotel Bldg. 11th 84 Wisconsin Ave, PAGE 127 4aa44l'ew'?feaf14... The Best of the American and English Stage ' Mysteries of the Mass ' In the Next Room ' journey's End ' Perfect Alibi ' The Inspector General ' Hamlet ' The Whip ' Richelieu ' The Front Page ' R. S. V. P. ' Three Faces East Per armed by THE ' Grumpy ' Whistling in the Dark ' The Green Goddess ' Room Service 0 Brother Orchid ' Who Ride on White Horses ' The Bat ' You Can't Take It With You ' Arsenic and Old Lace ' The Streets of New York PREP PLAYERS PAGE 128 STOTZER GRANITE CO. MEMORIALS 1001 W. Wells Street Phone: Marq. 3616 Best Wishes from a Couple of Marquette Boosters North Shore Buick Co. G. W. CHIMEKAS Sales and Service REAL ESTATE 1325 E. Capitol of. LOANS INSURANCE . We aim to .mtirfym C, M, SANGER Hilltop 0464 4128 W. Burleigh St. Compliments of 1i1 Dan Carroll Shop DISTINCTIVE CLOTHES S MART-NE W-DIFFEREN T ff Best Wishes Wirronrirz Home of Metal Coming HOT DIP GALVANIZING FOR YOUNG MEN AND BOYS ELECTRO-PLATING 3903 W. North Avenue Milwaukee, Wis. CO. Telephone: Kilbourn 6544 MILWAUKEE East Side Radio Service Smith Radio Q Appliance H66 No. Oakland Ave. Edgewood 6476 THE ATLANTIC HOTEL Wm. Buechel, Prop. RESTAURANT Home-Cooked Meals -Private Space tor Clubs, Meetings and Societies- Phone: Broadway 5347 PAGE 129 BRIGGS 8: STRATTON CORP. MILWAUKEE, vvls. I 4 CYCLE, AIR-COOLED GASOLINE ENGINES SPECIALIZED AUTOMOTIVE AND AIRCRAFT EQUIPMENT VOGUE MINKERY, Inc. YUKUNQ FINEST YUKON and SILVERBLU PLATINUM MINK NEW HOLSTEIN, WISCONSIN 65 MILES FROM MILWAUKEE---HIGHWAY 57 I3 I 30 Best Wishes of Fathers Club of Mt. Mary College Buy More Bonds Compliments of Cuenther's Service Station STANDARD OIL PRODUCTS WASHING AND GREASING 8807 W. North Ave. Phone: Bl. 1988 A. P. WALTER REAL ESTATE Farm and Country Property it nnon , wir. Phone: Menomonee Falls 784 SMITH BROS. of PORT W'ASHINGTON FISHERIES, INC. Telephone COncord 4030 Visit Our New Super Market at 2370 NORTH THIRD STREET Or Our Branch at 2126 NORTH THIRD STREET We Carry u Complete Line of FRESH AND SMOKED FISH ZIEBARTH'S A Friend West Milwaukee Pharmacy A. J, Ziebarth, R.Ph. 5300 W. Greenfield Ave. South Side Nash Co. We Buy, Sell and Repair All Makes of Cars Palace Beauty Shop PROFESSIONAL BEAUTY SERVICE 3315 N. Green Bay Ave. COncord 0056 Open Tuesday and Friday Evenings S17 W. Lincoln Avenue Mitchell 5066 Charlottq Raether 2925 W. Lisbon Ave. Ki. 1545 K ' 0 A. MARCHESE CO. Industrial and Contractors Realtors REAL ESTATE Semwe MORTGAGE LOANS Excavating - Grading - Surfacing sand and Gravel Bark Fill - Trucking INSURANCE MILWAUKEE 8, WISCONSIN 929 W. .Mitchell SI. Milwaukee, Wis. CARL J. OSWALD TAILOR Cleaning, Pressing and Repairing Suits Made to Order Cassocks for the Reverend Clergy 3819 W. Center Street HOME SAVINGS BANK 2200 North Third Street Member Fwlefal ReJe'f1'e Syrlwn PAGE ISI The Cafeteria Recommends: During Breakfast THE SACRED HE RT PROGRAM uThe Voice of the Apostleship of Prayer WNV l'r'f W i ii x 2 X it . S 4 Every Morning: 2 V T 1 Only Daily WEMP f-Z 'al W E 2 Catholic Dial 1340 5 Radio Program ? N X Q RS Begin Today to Make the Morning Offering Daily With the Sacred Heart Program. A Quarter of an Hour of Sacred Music, Catholic Speakers, Novenas, Special Devotions. PROMISES OF SACRED HEART T0 THOSE DEVOTED TO HIS INTERESTS: I will 17811010 a large bleffifzg on all their 1nzdertaking.r. I will be their Jemre refuge in life and above all in lleaflvf' Remember --- 6:45 Daily fexc. Sunday, WEMP --- Dial 1340 PAGE 13 2 Compliments of DR. C. E. ALBRIGHT Invest in America Buy War Bonds! SEVENTEEN meeting and private dining rooms- all sizes to meet all requirements. Come in-see! HOTEL PFISTER Ray Smith, Pres. Ray Smith, jr., Mgr. RICE-POWELL REAL ESTATE 311 I Sl Spring Drive I I 81 ALLEN MARTIN Manufacturer of Mechanical Stoker Equipment J 0 S. Layton Boulevard Milwaukee, Wis. Capitol Building Supplies W. J. Manhardt We Carry a Complete Line of BUILDING SUPPLIES - PLASTERING MATERIAL - MASON MATERIAL Office: Mitchell 0132 THE PRICE ERECTING CO. Erectors of STEEL FRAMES, BRIDGES, SMOKE STACKS, CRANES 5522 N. Fratney St. Milwaukee 12, Wis. Edgewood 0451 Best Wishes of a Marqltette Mother 3402 W. Pierce St. Milwaukee, Wis. I PAGE 133 OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPHER OF THE F LAMBEAU 1944 'Wg ,QS SI-gf, W I A MORRISON STUDIO WISCONSIN THEATRE BLDG. MARQUETTE 3793 INSURE T0 BE SURE BE SURE T0 INSURE With RUD. J. TALSKY, INC. South Side Sausage Co. Home Made Sausages Our Specialty Delil'if114.fly Dijfvrenf' REAL ESTATE . LOANS . INSURANCE 1711 West Mitchell St. Milwaukee, Wis. 1601 xv. Mitchell sum Mitchell 5960 Phone: Miffllfll 2108 C0 'Pl e 's of Congratulatlons SGA Illfiendn Class I G West 5830 Res. Big Bend 4050 THE BOOSTER CLUB J- M- BRENNAN PLUMBING AND HEATING 2930 W. Clybourn St. Milwaukee. Wis. BEST WISHES FROM CLASS III E 1 MR. E. MCCARTHY, SJ., Profefior of Eflglhrln RICHARD OSMANSKI, Prefiderzt JAMES RICK, Vice-Prwident CHARLES NEVSIMAL, Secretary-T1'eaJ1n'e1' John Bergwall Michael Buczkowski Gustave Christie Robert Dietzler Donald Drozniakiewicz james Ertl Raymond Fetherston Richard Gasper William Gleason james Haas Robert Herbst Roland Horn Edwin Kalisz Edward Kellogg William Mlillot Robert Neis Charles Nevsimal Richard Osmanski Richard Quinlevan john Randall james Rick Daniel Roark William Ryan Adolf Scharner Wenzel Starich Clarence Tanncl joseph Voelkel Edwin Zalewski l PAGE 135 11. fx L' Q 6. '- 1 wg L. ' L ,ff an , it J' .5 '4 1 QI? E: l L 4' N l Wifi. Xi MARQUETTE UNIVERSITY HIGH SCHOCL 14 eaifwlic fn ' fvyamze f' N, IXXK 3.-X W-qvx I lalixs if 19 3 W O 'MT dgfiirff If 'ilk ml , 1 I my chllf hw- -'- l l l - l u ln, , lap J 3 il , If Q- L I X fi? ll , , I I A65 ' 'I' mn 1 f WF f ' 'lil L iw U 1 - Y, I , X . Y : , ,, ,l f rl H nlvvg 1 H X , :I V -A Wifi l WI S , +21 . 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