Marquette University High School - Flambeau Yearbook (Milwaukee, WI)
- Class of 1947
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A 3 m g? 5, 'as Tsfffw 0 K . , :-. . - fs: 'ax -J- ,4 'Y K ws jg , Eg, W ffiwifg , , vz A 3- W? 2 , L,-W ms, ,f- QW T --:- ss::,::f i: f f -H M ,1 -W '1-fgmf -A gwa 6 Vif-Lf 'fly ,V my ,Y 3 M.. lin gg M. 4 0mMmu 1947 Published by the Seniors and Students of Marquette University High School CONTENTS Introduction ,ss.s ,s,s7e,ss,s,e,.s t ss,s,s,s,sss.,.,. 6 -9 Sodality ,s,ssss,.es 7e,ee s,s7 1 C J- ll Annual Staff seeeee,, i.,t, , A12 Seniors Ys,s., ,N A13-29 Classes s.Ass e,e,ss 3 0-47 Activities ee.... eeeeeel i 8-59 Sports e.,ete,eee.,.. teee,i , e60-72 Advertising ,ttet,t,.s , ,s,t,s N73-112 if 0, vin ix 1 lt Mfg w . 0 P T . . Q JSE? f R A ki if A gf V F1 hurl Clmlmnel Fr. Gabriel Lallcmunt Fr. l B wlum rcbcuf Fr. Imac jogues Fr Anthon Dm' I , . . y z IC Fr, CLIILIIAIBS Garnier john dc Lzllundc Run6 Gnupil I I THREE HUNDRED YEARS AGO eight Jesuit Missionaries merited the crown of martyrdom at the hands of the North American Indians. Their zealous devotion to the cause of Christ inspired them to bring the good news of the Gospel to the New World and to undergo the most cruel tortures and death for the name of Christ. To these men who planted the seeds of Christianity in our land, whose drops of blood watered these seeds and made them grow, we owe in large measure our Christian heritage. To these North American Martyrs and Saints we dedicate this 1947 Flambeau in gratitude to them for their unceasing labors in the cause of Christ. May their courage, perseverance, and trust in God become our virtues so that we too may contribute our share in the spreading of the Faith for which these Martyrs died. FATHER JOHN 1. FOLEY, SJ. Principal TO THE SENIORS: Congratulations, and may your future be fruitful in manly effort to follow God's plans for you. May your efforts bring genuine successes, peace and contentment of heart, and gener- osity like that of Jesus and Mary and Joseph. God bless you. you y. c52..1e,, Cay. FATHER JEROME T. BOYLE MR. Z. W. DAY MISS E. A. CONNELLY RC!liSfl'f1f Librarian Y w in 2:25-:gg i. Q Zjrjfifg TE. L Q, , 31 N Q i. m x if fx wg We H ,ai X 55 uf f K, .,V f X Q f 5 ,451 K xi ' -121 fy 12 sw, MW ,M , 1 we A f 5351 Q11 - ' Cl Milf Qnhovej The Soda. eihilwit at Cuvnlcadc cillllllft Celuhlkltiull an Milwaukee Audituriu flf.-HJ M.lT.H.S. greet Imml ut the W.C. c1.'fIlL'I'L'ki 1ll'lDLlI1d Fr. :'1':i flu-ft tu right: I 'r:'I1ei4l, XV. C.1llen. Kersey, G. Burns, XVwIfe, and R. Halislm - ww go xo YVX i -vi' fm xtfnk f . xx? ovvvfg YU . lf. ' x.Sx9:NGiY 0 vi gtfcfzx X ww NM X5 - ,AL xx -XW4 N AML fSci1tcdJ R. Vuclkcl, R. Hnislinuicr. J, Kzlvamuugh, T. DCVCRILI fsfillhiilljli Nfl: Petru, IULN16.'l'LllOI', M. Stone, I.. Lzlrchc-id, Nap N1 E W K x F. Sgilditt, R. Pilnn. ANNUAL STAFF Editorbin-Chief ...... ...... J . Kavanaugh Activities Editor ..., ............., T . DeVr:au Sports Co-Editors ....... ........ M . Stone, T. Cox Business Manager .... ...,,.. R . Haislmaier Clartoonist .............................,.......... R. Voelkel Photographers: F. Snlditt, R. Pilon, L. Lzlrchcid i ICR Se,-,i Of C135 S Uma Robe mf Riff, If Sml. H1-d S , th V- Ching ' ICQ. H761 Pfegjd ' S9051 Cliff and Gejfy: Jfphn Kle rge Blltnsy tl.L1pLe1', president. - ref. , Before the seniors pass out through the closing doors of Mar- quette, they are proud to say good-bye . . . yes, proud to leave the place where they studied, played, and learned the costly price of dis- obedience together. Each senior tried in his own way to improve the grandeur of his school. Some did more than others, but each did his bit with the same spirit . . . charity for others. If each man learned only to live in harmony with his fellow man, his stay at Marquette was not in vain, no matter what material knowledge he obtained .... On the following pages the seniors are presented to you for the last look at them .... They are the type of men who make l that it is. time .... Marque reat schoo tte the g HN W BERGHAMMER, ANGELI, JOHN C. BANHOLZER, BAYER, JOHN M. BECKER, JO . Classical FRANCIS J- scientific Latin-English EDWARD P- Classlcal Acolyte 1, 2, 3, 4. Sodnlity 1, 2, 3: Class Scientific Officer 1, 2: Football 1. Sodality 4: Golf 4. Sodallty 1, 2, 3, 4: Offl- cer 3, 4: Aladdins 4: Officer4: Flambeau Monthly l, 2, 3, 4: As- sociate Editor 4: Web- sters 1, 2, 3 4,: Officer 4: Class Officer 1: Writers 4: Cafeteria Staff 8, 4: Music Ap- preciation 4: R a d 1 0 Workshop 4: Intramural Debates 1, 2. Sodality 1, 2, 4. BESTE, RAYMOND H. General Sodality 2: Cafeteria l, 2. BIERNAT, FRANCIS F. General Sodality l, 2, 3: Websters l, 2, 3: Class Officer 2, 4: Writers 3: Music Appreciation 3: Radio Vlforkshop 3: Intramural Debates Z, 3. A 4 xx M I K K, Q ff! QP X f J f .X g Vs ew-4 e '1 , A 1 3 NV m.A1 rNER, GEORGE J. ff X X Q 1 J General fx X 1 S Q J Sodalifp, l, 2: Cafeteria Staff 3: Orches- r Yg S B Z Ir- 1. --f Q- J A S M 4 I ll X -...K S x x S W...-VA 4 S f 'f-.. ' BLONIEN, CHARLES C. S fr 5 A f General El..-4 2 Sodality I: Ar-olyte 1, 2: Boosters 4: Mis- 15 Q 4, -sions 2: Basketball l, 3, 4: B 2: MH W 5 , emu 3, 4. EA 3 9 R. BLONIEN, JAMES A. Scientific Sodality 2. 3: Acnlyte 1, 2: Basketball B ,,.,4 3, mo. 4, X BOLDA, JOSEPH J. General Sodality 1, 2: Acolyte l, 2, 3: Band 3: Orchestra I, 2: Hemann Club l, 2. l, 2, BOYCE, DONALD D. General Sodnllty 1, 2: Acolyte 2, 3, 4: Aladdlns 4: Flambeau Monthly 1. 1. :S as I 'ff -2 fs XXXL! xx' N-4x SJ .Z 4. V L Q!! 'Z g ,,Z X., .1 ..f -Z' Q X3 X 1947 BRAH, THOMAS J. BRENK, BRUNKOW, PAUL A. BURACZEWSKI, Gmem, FREDERICK E. Genpm, CARI. F. Sodallty 2, sg Fencing C'f'SS'cal Sodality 1, 2: cartoon- Clflsmffl Ists 1, 2, 3. Sodality 1, 2: Aladdins Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4: 4: Writers 4. Aladdins 4: Oificer 4: Flambeau Monthly 1, 2, B, 4: Editorials 3: Writers 4: Prep Players 2, S: Radio Workshop 1: Hockey 2, 3, 4: Track 1, 4. 4: Spanish Club 4. BURNS, GEORGE A. Classical Sodality l, 2, 3, 4: Acolyte l, 2, 3, 4: Alad- slins 4: Boosters 4: Otficer 4: Websters 3: Class Officer 3, 4: Writers 4: Prep Players 2: Senior Class Treasurer: Elocution 2: Oratory 3, 4: Track 1, 8: MH Club 3. BYRON, TERENCE E. General Sodality 2, 4: Acolyte l, 2, 3, 4: Websters 2: Cartoonists 1: Spanish Club 4: Football B 2, 3. Y. fl ex J 1 xXX sz CANNING, LEONARD J. General Sodulity l, 2, 3, 4: Acolyte l, 2: Aladdins 4: Flambeau Monthly 1, 2, 3: Websters 1: Writers 4: Missions 3. -5,-Z Q.. S- N.- K CASEY, DANIEL J. Latin-English Sodality 1, 2, 4: Oiiicer 2: Acolyte l, 2, 3, Websters 1: Class Officer 2, 3: Writers 4: Track 3. 4: , CHMURSKI, CLIFFORD C. General Sodality 1, 4: Spanish Club 4: Stamp Club 4: Football 1. 3555 f M ,, 12- .fd ex 7 ., x' Xxftf X Xb M': X X ' V f X X . 1 5 5.5 -J Q T 4 L CISZEXVSKI, ROBERT G. General Sodality l: Cartoonists 1: Spanish Club 4. CLARK. GILES F. Classical Sodallty 1, 2, 3, 4: Aco lyte l, 2, 3, 4: Aladdin s 4: Flambeau Monthly 1, 3, 4: Writers 4: Intra- mural Debates 2: Hock- ey 1, 2, 3, 4: Track 3, 4. CLAUDE, ROBERT E. Classical Sodality l, 2, 3, 4: Aladdlns 4: Flambeau Monthly 3, 4: Dawn Editor 3: Websters I, 2, 3, 4: Class Officer 1, 3: Writers 4: Officer 4: Prep Players 2: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Orchestra l, 2, 3, 4: Hemann Club 4: Intramural Debates 1, 2: Fencing l, 4. 4: Class Officer 3: Sodalit5 Monthly Sndality l, 2. 3, 4: 4: Cafeteria Staff B 2. Band 2. 1 COFFEY, JAMES L. COHAN, JAMES E. CONTI, QITINTO A. General General Sodallty l, 3: Sacrlstan Hockey 2, 49 Gulf 1: 3: Cafeteria Stuff 3, 4. Football l, 4: B CORCORAN, THOMAS G. Scientific Sodality l, 2: Aladdins 4: Websters 2, 3, Radio Workshop 4: ln- tramural Debates 1: Boxing 3. CORDICS, JOHN E. Latin-Modern Language l, 2, 3, 4: Acolvte I: I: Aladdins 4: Missions lnural Debates 2: Football B 3. COX, THOMAS J. General Boosters 4: Flambeau Monthly 4: Flambeau Annual 4: Writers 3. 4: Basketball 1, 3, 4: IVAMORE, MICHAEL J. Scientific DEAN, WILLIAM C. General Sudalltg 1: Intramural Debates l. 3. Flam beau 4: Infra- Fr. Jung and Fr. Fahey ronounced their final DERDZINSKI, KENNETH J. P General Sodallty 1, 2, 3, 4: Cheerleader 1, 2: Mis- sions 4: Boxing l, 2: Football B 3. vows in the Society of m:RFI'S, FRANKLIN A. Classical Sodality l, 2, 3, 4: Officer 3: Aladdins 4: Booster 4: Officer 4: Flamheau Monthly 1, 2, 3, 4: Editor 8, 4: VVeb- sters l, 2, 3, 4: Presi- dent 4: Class Officer 4: Vl'riff-rs 4: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Hz-mann Club l, 2, 3, 4: Radio VVorkshop 4: Oratory 4: Intra- mural Debates 1. us before Fr. P. A. Brooks, President of Mar- quette University. D1-1 VEAU, THOMAS A. DIERINGER, DIETRICH, LEoN M. Classical HERMAN B- General soaamy 1, 2, s, 4: U-mem' Sodallty 1, 2, 3. Aladdins 4: Acolyte I, 2, 3, 4: Flambeau Monthly, Business Man- ager 3, 4: Flamheau Annual, Edifnr 4: Class Sodallty l, 2, 3, 4: Hockey 1, 2: Track l, 2, 3, 4: MH Club 2, 3, 4: Football 1, 3: Bas- ketball 1. Officer 4: Writers 4: Football 4: B 3. i x DUNDON, THOMAS R. General Sodallfy l, 2: Spanish Club 4: Hockey 2, 3, 4: Fencinlr I: Cartoonists l, 2, 8, 4: Foot- lmll l, B 2. EHLERS, RUSSELL B. General Basketball 4. FISCHER, JAMES G. Scientific Sodallity l, 4: Class Officer l, 2, 3. FONS, ALOIS E. Latin-English Sodnlifv l, 2, 3. 4: Acolyte 2, 3, 4: Aluddins 4: Golf 4. FRIDI., GEORGE V. Scientific Sudaliiy l: Track 3: Football !, 4. GARDNER, ROBERT J. General Sodallty 1: Track 1, 2, 3, 4: Football 1, 4. DUGGAN, JAMES M. General Sodality l, 2. 4: Flam beau Monthly 1: Bas ketball B 8. -4 GASPER, JEROME G. General GAUGI-IAN , THOMAS J. Latin-English Sodallty 1, 2, 4: Acolyta I, 2: Writvrs 4g Missions 3. GAVVRONSKI, DAVID J. General Sodallty 1, 2, 45 Writers 4. GERLACII, CHARLES G. GAYNOR, EUGENE P. G1-nc-ral Sodulity 1, 2: Class 0fl'3cer I, 2, 4: Track 2, 3, 4: Football 1, 3, 4: Basketball l: B 2. GERLACII, ALAN B. General Sodulity 1. 2, 4: Alad- dins 4: Flnmbeau Monthly 3, 4: Writers 49 Music Appreciation 4: Radio Workshop 4: Boxing 1. Scientific Sodnllty l, 2, 3, 4: Acolyte 3, 4: Boosters 4: Flambcau Monthly 1, 2, 39 Class Omcer fl GRAF, JOSEPH I.. Latin-English iodallty 4: Aladdins 4: Wrhslrrs 1, 2: Wrltwrs 4: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Intramural Dc- bzxtfts 1, 2. gk J N .ff I Q f xx g ARE'-'34, I X Q GREIF, EDWARD J. 1 S 2 S 4 X Q General jx K X S I 25. 1,4 Eodality l, 2, 3: Aladdins 4: Intramural X! X S l lg Debates 2. X Q i , :gg X 1 JL5- S N, 4 -5 .-...N S x S A,...,1' ' Q A if S Q f' '- X , l :B 'ILLIAM E. 5 P : GR I4 , Q 5 Scientific N Q I f Sndalitp 1: Acolytc 1, 2, 3, 4. I, , 3 l X GRZENDZIELEWSKI, LEONARD A. X- Lutln-English X Sodnlity l, 4: Acolyte I, 2, Il, 4: Flamhvuu I X Monthly 2: Class Olficrr 1, 2: Intramural K , Debates 2: Football 4, J N' HAISLMAIER, ROBERT J. Classical sodflllty 1, 2, 3, 4: Flambf-au Monthly 1, 2, 3, 4: Business Manager 3: Flambs-au An- nual, Business v,Manager: Writers 4: Band I. 2, 3, 4: Orchestra 2, 3, 4: l-lcmann Club 2, 3, 4: Intramural Debates l, 2. - -iw HARTINGER, SEBASTIAN L. Scientific Sodality lg Aladd':1s 43 Intramural Debates 1, 2. HAYES, WILLIAM M. General Sodality l, 2, 3, 4: Cof Prefect 4: SEMA Pre- fect 4: Aladdins 43 Boosters 4, Websters l, 2, 35 Class Otficer l, 4: Sacristan 45 Mis- sions, Presidentflg Hearst History Cunt:-st Winner 2, 3, 4: Track 2, 3. IIELIMEN, JOSEPH P. General Sodality l, 2, 3, 4: Cafrteria Staff 8. HERZOG, ROBERT II. Gvncral HENKE, EUGENE B. Classical Sollality 1, 2, 3, 4: Flambeau Monthly 3, 4, Music Appreciation 1. IIENTZ, ALBERT P. Gem-ral Sodality lg Cheerleader 1, 2: Cross Country 2: Track I, 25 Football IS 3. Ssdalitgf l, 2, 4: Flambeau Monthly 1, 2, 3. 4: Writf-rs 3: Golf 4: Football B 2: Basketball 1: Il 3. A KX fi A SS s.! an .x jx jx!! Mx fly X ..f Q N-1-X N., JJ ' E' X fi x 7' -X N .Juv ' J N- KA N' x, Q!-f 5 I'lui.i 55. 4:YFo:mth1ill 1, 5, 4: Hn 22 Bziskft- 3 X ZS 1 xg,X-Z, K yl N J' S XX N C XS .. X ' . Z N.. X S gi ' K ixt 3,3 Z T X IIINKES, THOMAS M. Scicntifle Sodality 2, 3, 49 Aladdins 4: Missions 4: Trztck 2, 3, 4: Football 1: Ml-I Club 4. HOUSE, JEROME E. General '3'ul lity l 2 4' Class 0lT'crr I 2' MII bull 1, 3, 4: B 2. S., x, HUGHES, THOMAS W. Lat'n-English Sodzxfty l, 4: Acffyte lg Wr'tc-rs 4: Aladdfns 4: Mus'c Aiwprcehtion 43 MH Club 35 Football Manager 1, 2, 3. -N IIUPPERTZ, ROBERT M. Latin-Modern Languvgv fiodulity l, 2, 3, 4: Aluddinfs 43 lntramzurul Drbstes lg Truck 3, 4. INDA, GREGORY V. General Boxing 2, 3: Football 19 ll 2. 1 1947 JANZER, RICHARD P. General Sodallty l, 2, 3, 4: Aeolyte I, 2, 3, 4: Cafe- teria Staff I: Intramur- al Debates 1: Football HBH 3. .mLlNr:K, Rom-:RT E. JORDAN, JAMES R. sm-mine sm-mine Svdulity 1. 2, 3, 4: Sodallty 1. Fencing 4: Track 3, 4: Football B 3. 4. KELLY, RAYMOND D. General Sodality I, 4: Boosters 4: Otflcer 4: Class Officer l, 3, 4: Cartoonists I, 2, 3, 4: Ofllcer 3, 4: Hockey 2. KEPPELER, JAMES J. Sclentltlc Sodallty I, 2, 3, 4: Aladdlns 3, 4: Web- sters 3, 4: Intramural Debates 2: Track 3, KERN, JOHN D. General Sodallty I, 2. 3, 4: Acolyte l, 2, 3, 4: Foot- ball B 2: Hockey. KERN, RICHARD H. General Sodallty 4: Class Officer I: Football B KERSEY, YVILLIAM C. General Sodality l, 2, 3, 4: Boosters 4: Flamheau Monthly 4: Websters 3, 4: WVrlters 4: Prep Players I, 2, 3, 4: Radio XVorkshop, Presl- rlent 4: Elocutlon 2: Oratory 3, 4: Intra- mural Dehates 2: Missions 4: Football l. KANITZ. VVILLIAM R. Sclentltlc Sodallty 1, 2, 3, 4: I'Vebsters 1, 2, 4: Elo- cutlon l. KAVANAFGH, JOHN J. Classical Sodullty I, 2, 4: Aeo- lyte 1, 2, 3, 4: Aladdins 4: Flambeau Annual Editor: Flam beau Monthly 3, 4: Boosters 4: Class Officer l, 2: Writers 4: Sacrlstan 3, 4: MH Club 8: Foot- ball 4: B 3: Basket- ball Manager 2, 3: Track 3. Fr. Foley holds a picture of the Sacred Heart, cop ies of which were hung ln KLEMMERV JOHN B. each class room on the oc Scientific Sodallty 1, 2, 3, 4: Senior Class President: Class Gflleer l. 2, 4: Boosters 4: MH Club 3, 4: ' . : 2. Football 3 4 H KNAB, THOMAS E. Scientlfle Sodality 8: Class Officer 3: Spanish Club 4: Flambeau Monthly 1: Hockey 2, 3, 4: Boxing 2, 3: Football 1: B 8. KOVVALSKE, NORBERT E. Latin-English casio n of the solemn con- secration of the School to the Most Sacred Heart of jesus. I KOZMINSKI, KRAMSCI-llTS'I'l'LR, GILBERT N. GERALD J. Latin-English Latin-English Sodallty 1, 2, 4: Class Sodallty l, 2, 3: Band Officer 2: Football 3, 4. l. 2, 3, 4: Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4: Henmnn Club l, 2, 3, 4: President 4. LARCHEI ll, LYLE VV. Scientific Sodality 1, 2, 4: Aeo- Iyte l, 2, 3, 4: Flam beau Annual 4: Flam- beau Photographer 4 Cafeteria Staff 2. 4 LEDERER, JAMES D. Latln-Modem Language Sodality 1, 2, 8, 4: Acolyte 2: Aladdins 4: Flambeuu Monthly l: Writers 4: Prep Play- ers 1, 2. LEIDLE, DONALD C. General Sodallty 4: Alnddins 4: Writers 4: Boxing 3, 4. LE MIEUX, NICHOLAS M. Latin-English Sodnlity 1, 2, 3, 4: Acolyte 1, 2: Aladdins 4: Band l, 2, 3, 4: Orchestra l, 2, 8, 4: llc-mann Club 1, 2, 8, 4: Intramural De- bates 2: Music .Appreciation 8: Track 2. LESLIE, JOHN VV. General Sodallty l, 4: Prep Players l: Boxing 2: Truck 3. LOCKVVOOD, JAMES R. General Sodallty l, 4: Writers 4. LOTHARIITS, JOSEPH J. General Sodnllty l, 2: Flamheau Monthly I. LPCAS, NICHOLAS F. Classical Smlulity l, 2: 'Frau-k 2, 5. LU TZ JOHN LKIEIIIKE, LITKASIK, DONALD A. LUKOMSKI, , VINCENT C. G,.m,,.,,l ANTHONY A. G,,m,ml Classical G 'f smmlny 1, 2, 3, 4: Class Szzdality 2, 3, 4: Alud- Sodality l, 2: Football Olficvr 1, 2, 3. 1. 4. dins 4: Write-rs 4: Frinc- ing 4. MQCABE, RICHARD E. General Sanlality l, 2, 8, 4: Acolytl- 2, 3: Clams Offim-r I, 2, 3, 4: lntrzxmurul Ili-but:-H l: Curtounisls 3. McCAR'I'IIY, DONALD T. G4-nvrzll Sodality l, 2: Arulyte 1, 2, 3, 4: Spanish Chlh 4. McC0'l'TER, PHILIP H. Sciuntihc Flumbvau Monthly l, 2, 3: Pri-Il l-'luyvrs l, 2, 3, 4: MII Club 3, 4: Manager Football l, 2, 3, 4. McGAVICK, VVILLIAM E. Sci:-ntific 't l 2 3 4' Arolyte 2 3 4: Alad Sndulig , ,., , . , , rl'ns 4: Writers 4: Boost:-rs 4: W1-bstr-rs I limi-in Ii.-bam 1, 2: Cufm-1-in staff s.. MACKINSON, ROBERT XV. General Modality I, 2, 3, 4: Acolyte 1: Flumbenu Monfhly l, 2: Class 0l'fic:-r I, 4: MH Clu'n il, 4: Fon ' li 2: Golf 3, 4. thall 3, 4: li 2: Basketball l, 5: MADDEN, THOMAS G. Gi-nf-ral Sodality l, 4. ?, 3 4' Elucutlon 2: Orzltury 3, 4: Intru- , X 1 Q Zz! 17 V VA, v J., K A T Arm I j ! KX it S 'Amt IX? I I 5 S fd X X5 JB .X xx S I Z f S S Ni Q ' 'I S x Q 7 -7 , Q , '3 S ,P 4' x. vi-Q X x X X 1 g'xv mrs X w 4 4 'Ann -.. 1 41' I , MAJOR, JOHN T. MALLON, JAMES H. MARTEN, ROBERT D. MARTINEAU, MEYER, JOSEPH F. Classical General Classical ANTOINE M' General Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4: Sodallty I, 2, 3, 4: Sodality 1, 2,4: Acolyte General Sodality 2, 4: Almldins Flambeau Monthly I, 2, Acolyte l, 2, 3: Flam- 1, 2: Flambeau Monthly Sodallty 1, 2, 4: MH 4: Class Officer l, 4: 8, 4: Writers 4: Prep beau Monthly 2, 8: l, 2, 3, 4: Sports Editor Club 8: Football 1, 3: Boxing 2: Rfulio Work- Pla y e r s 1: Cafeteria Class Officer 2, 3: MH 8, 4: Class Otllcer 1, 2, B 2: Hockey 1, 2, 3, shop 3: Fencing 4. Staff 1: Sacristan 4. Club 3, 4: Track 2, 3, 4: Manager Basketball 1. 3: Writers 4: Intramur- 4. al Debates 1. MEYER, LEONARD C. 3 Latin-Modern Language Sanlzlllty 1, 2, 3, 4: Acolyte 1, 2, 3: Flam- oeau Monthly I, 2, 3: Websters l, 2, 3, 4: Prep Players 3: Spanish Club 4: Inter- American Affairs, President 4: Radlo Work- shop 8. f X, ,f KE ji ' X MEYI-Jn, luclmno E. J X S' N- X X Sclentlllc jg Xl JL I j xii., suaainy 1, 2. f 7 Y Q g - X 34 as Q -I - 4-Jw X A 1 Sf 5-I gf ' J XJ x LJ Q' S ,yf ' J X X -1 I X ': X C' ff X G fi A X X5 if - j . MILLER, ROBERT .L j l 21 -X. X Nd General , , . L, hodallty 2, 4: Alnddms 4: Spanish Club 4: Q! Basketball 4: B sg 'rl-ack 3. S- Q. if g if ! K , z M E I -J Q MITCHELL, TIMOTIIY M. . gf' General g Sodality I, 2, 3, 4: Missions 4: Intramural . Debates 1. S MOCZYNSKI, MELVIN L. Classical Sodality l, 2, 8, 4. Q MORGAN, JAMES D. General Sodality 2, 4: Acolyte 8, 4: Spanish Club 4: Ilockey 4: Football 1. 1947 MOSER, ROBERT W. Sclentlilc Sodality 1, 2, 8, 4: Co- Prefect 4: Boosters 4: Flambeau Monthly 3, 4: Class Officer 2: Prep Players 1, 2: Track 3. MUELLER, MURN, FRANCIS A. TERENCE J. General General Sodallty l, 2, 3, 4: Sodallty 1, 2, 4: Prep Aladdlns 4: Wrlters 4: Players 2, 3: Mlsslons 4. Flambeau Monthly 8, 4: Orchestra 1, 2, 3. 0'l.EABY, PATRICK J. Sclentltlc Boosters 4: Hockey 2, 8, 4: Prep Players 1, MURRAY, MICHAEL P. General Sodallty 1, 2, 4: Aeo- lyte 1, 2: Boosters 4: Class Officer 2: Intra- mural Debates 1: Box- ing 2: Fencing 1, 4: Track 1, 2, 3, 4: MH Club 8, 4. NEWIRTH, FREDERICK J. Latin-Modern Language Sodallty 1, 2: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4: Hemann Club 1, 2, 3, 4. OSWALD, CHAR! LS H I utln Modem Language Fhmbeau Monthly l Track 4 'iodallty 1, 2 3 4 Ahddins 4 Writers 4, OTTO, CHARLES W. Scientific Sodallty l, 2, 4, Music Appreclatlon 3, Football 4. PASKIEIVICZ, RALPH E. Scientific Boxing 1, 2. PILON, RICHARD A. General Sodallty 4: Flambeau Annual: Photographer 4: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Orchestra l, 2, 3, 4: Cartoonlsts 1, 2, B, 4: Offlcer 2, 3, 4: He- munn Club l, 2, 3, 4: Officer 4. PIONTKOWSKI, RALPH E. General Sodallty l, 2, 4: Aeolyte l: Spanish Sodallty l, 2, 3, 4: Acolyte l, 2. 3, 4: Class Oflicer l, 4: Band l, 2, 3: Orchestra 2: Club 4. The Boosters at Chust mustide bring cheer to the V ' PLOETZ, GLEN W. Scientific Sodallty 1, 2, 3: Band 1: Orchestra 1: Mis- sions 1, 2: Hockey 2. POKORNY, HARRY E. Classical Sndality 2, 8, 4: Aeo- Iyte 1, 2, 8, 4: Alad- dlns 4: Writers 4: Foot- ball 8, 4: Basketball B 2, 3: MH Club S, 4. . ,......,...,,,, ,... -.. POLLOCK, PROFT, RICHARD F. PURCELL, JAMES M. EDWARD 'I' Scientltlc General General Sodality 2, 4: Aladdlns 4: Writers 4: Flambeau Monthly 2, 8, 4: Web- sters 1, 2: Missions 4: Basketball B 3. Football B 2. RAUCH, JOSEPH A. Classical Sodallty l, 2, 3, 4: Acolyte 1, 2, 8, 4: Sacris- tan 4: Wvebsters l, 2: VVriters 4. rphans at St. Aemelian's Irphanage. RA UTERBERG, ROBERT M. General Sodullty 1, 2, 4: Acolyte l, 2, 3, 4: lvriters 4: Prep Players 2, 3: Cartoonists l, 2, 3: Intramural Debates l, 2. REDDY, THOMAS F. General Plodallty 2, 3, 4: Acolyte 4: Class Otfleer 2: Football l: B 2: Basketball l. REED, VVILLIAM F. Sclentiflc Modality 2: Golf 4: Manager Football 1. REILLY, THOMAS S. General Sodality l, 2, 3, 4: Boosters 4: Class Offl- cer 1, 2: Football l. RETZER, KENNETH W. Latin-Modern Language Sodality l, 2, 8, 4. Sodallty 1: Golf 4: Sodallty 4: Writers 4: Flambeau Monthly 1, 2: Intramural Debates 2. 4 Scientillc 1947 ROBERTS, ROBERT I.. Latin-English Sodallty 2, 3, 4: SUMA Literature Chairman 4: Roosters 4: Flambeau Monthly 2, 3, 4: Class Otficer 2, 4: Prep Play- ers 2, 3, 4: Band 2, 3, 4: I-lemann Club 2, 3, 4: Eloeution 2: Ora- tory 3: Football l. ROLLINS, JOHN D. General Aladdins 4. ROSS, DANIEL B. General Sodallty 1, 2, 3, 4: Aco- lyte 4: Class Ofiicer 4: Writers 4: Prep Players 1, 2, 8: Cafeteria 1, 2, 4: Cartoonists 4: Fenc- ROSTANKOWSKI, RICHARD B. Scientific Sodality l, 4: Band 1 2. 3, 4: Boxing 1: Foot- ball B 2, 3. RUSSO, VITO J. General Sodallty 1, 4: Class Officer 1, 2: Prep Play- ers 4: Boxing 2: Foot- ball 1, 2, 3, 4: All- Conference 4: Basket- ball 1: Track 3, 4: Ml-l Eng 4. Club 2, 3, 4. SALDITT, FREDERICK F. Scientific Sodality 2, 3, 4: Acolyte 2, 3, 4: Alnddlns 4: Flambeau Annual 3, 4: Flambeau Pho- tographer 3, 4: Prep Players 3: Music Ap- preciation 3: Pepsi-Cola Scholarship Con- test Winner: Radio Workshop 3. SANGER, PAl'L M. Scientific Sodality 2, 4: Class Officer 1, 2, 3: Basket- oall 1. L 4 xx N I A 1 I 4, Q ff sv :X f j, f A 4 Vs H X7 SCHEURER, ROBERT A. 5 I -L General ld X X S JU Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4: Acolyte l, 2, 3: Basket- ff XX ' Q E bull 1: B 2 , S Q : -L - S X, 4 -1 -...x S x x S -H...-X 4 . , Q 1 S, S SCHIMMEL, RICHARD L. Q f' -- I General Q E Scdality 4: Class Officer 4: Senior Class K 3 Qecrctary: Prep Players l, 2: MH Club 3, 5 5 4, lvumhall 1, 3, 4, HB 2, 'ri-ack 3, 4. Qlg , 1 7 Z SCHMID, ARTHUR J. 9 General Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4: Acolyte 1, 2, 3, 4: Flam- beall Monthly 1, 2, 3: Websters 2, B, 4: Class Officer 1, 2: Intramural Debates 2: X ,,vy Hockey 3. SCHMIDT, WALTER F. Hodulity l: Flambeau Monthly 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Oificer l, 2: Writers 4: Officer 4: NIH Club 8, 4: Football 3, 4: ll 2: Track 'B, 4. SCHMITT, GEORGE J. SCHROEDER, SCHUH, WILIAM J. General GORDON A' General Sodality 2, 4: 'ri-ack 3, Genera' Sodality 1, 2. 3, 4, Aco- 4. Sodallty 1, 4: Football lyte 1, 2, 3, 4: Prep 1. Players l, 2, 3, 4: Stage jo sq' fi jf 5 JJ f 4' .1 4 C 7 X 42 i ' X E4 K5 1 S f J X A 5 7 -5 x. : +1-3 gf .X -, N1 b 7 51 fx. - 'Q' ! X X -7 X X Yi 5 x ., x ' Q' f J X' V - x' fl 1 N. if 4-f, I L. 5- 'Sv X K bv A X5 3 I Q X Y . S W 2 i 4 'N X .V Manager 4: Golf 4. SEBASTIAN, JOHN L. General Soclallty I, 2: Class Officer I, 2 , 3, MH Flub 2, 3, 4: Football l, 2, 3, 4: Basketball I, 2, 3: B 3: Track 2, 3. SENECAI., DONALD C. General Sodality I, 4: Intramural Debates 1. SKOLA, FRANCIS J. Latin-Modern Language Sodality I, 4: Class Ollicer 1, 4: MH Club 4: Football 4: B 3. SMALL, EDVVARD I. General Sodality 1: Websters I, 2, 3, 4: Prep Play- ers 3: Cheerleader I: Intramural Debates 1, 2: Fencing I, 4. SMITH, ROBERT G. General Sollality l: Acolyte 2, 3: Class Officer 1, 2, 3, 4: Senior Class Vice-President: Cafeteria Staff 2: MH Club 3, 4: Football I, 2, 3, 4. SOBANSKI, ALLAN J. General iodality 1, 2, 4: Boxing 2. SCHUTZ, FREDERICK T. Classical Sodalfty I, 2, 3, 4: Websters 1, 2, 3, 4: Writers 4: Intramural Debates 1. SCI-ll l'Z, WALTER J. Classical Class Officer 1, 2, 3: Boxing 2, 3: Football I: B 2: Basketball 1. 1942 4: i 1 N 4 SPORS, JAMES A. STAVVICKI, STEMPER, Luu,,,,.3,,,,,iSh Al.vHoNsr: 'r. IVILLIAM P. Sorlulity l, 2: Cafeteria Classical Sclemmc Stuff 4. Sodnlity l, 2, 3. Sodallty I: Acolyte l, 2: 3, 4: Class Officer 1, 3: Football B 3: Blsket- ball 1, 4: B 2, ll: Manager Basketball l. STE. MARIE, VINCENT J. General Sodality 4: Boosters 4: Class Officer 2, 3, 4: MH Club 3, 4: Football 2, 8, 4: All-Conference 8, 4: Track 3, 4. STONE, MARSHALL L. Scif-ntltle Sodulity I, 2, 3, 45 Flambeuu Monthly l, 2, 3, 4: Flambeau Annual: Websters 1: Class Offi- cer 2: Prep Players 2: Elocutlon I: Intramural Debates 1: Track 2, 4. TADYCH, DONALD J. Latln-Modern Language Sodullty 1, 2: Websters 2, 3: Prep Players 2, 3. 4: Music Appreciation 8: liadlo Work- shop 3: Truck 2. TRIMBORN, GERWIN D. General Spanish Club 4: Track 3: Football 2, 3. 3 . 2 , A UNGI-Jn, JOHN P. g General Sodamlity l, 2, 4: Acolyte 2: Flambeau I ' Monthly 2: Truck 4. VOEl.Kl'1l., RICHARD J. Classical Sodullty l, 2, 4: Boosters 4: Flannbr-au An- nual 8, 4: Class Officer 4: Band I, 2, 3, 4: Orchestral l, 2, 8: Hemunn Club l, 2, 3, 4: Cartoonists 2, 3. 4: Football 4: Boxing l, VVAGNER, GERALD J. Scientitlc Sodullty l. 2. 4: Football B 2. Mother Nature put a halt WVAGONER, Emxrsn L. to all intellectual progress Sfgipntinp for three days. The sud- Sodality l, 2, 4: Intramural Debates 22 Boxing I, 2: Football l: B 2. i 7 L V , V , I ' , I if' fl ..L' , ' w w I gf , . . - '71 5 , ' I , , 4 H Vg. -f Q I ' , 3 , 1 nog, ftffzf? , X' 2, I K l WANTA, GERALD A. WEBER, HOWARD J. VVEIHER, PHILIP J. WEIS, JAMES H. WIBBERT, THOMAS F. General General General General General Sodality 2, 4: Websters Sodality I, 2: Class Sodallty 2, 4: Band 2, Sodality l, 2, 3, 4: 2, 3, 4: Music Apprecl- Officer 1: Football lg 8, 4g Hemann Club 2, Acolyte 2, 3, 4: Flam- ation 2, 4: Radio Work- B S. S, 4. beau Monthly 2, 3, 45 shop 2: Intramural De- Fencing 4. hates 2. den vacation from studies was happily accepted by all. E J . WILSON, LEON H. General Sodullty 4: Class Offlcer 4. WOJTANOWSKI, FRANCIS C. Sclentlflc Sodality l, 2. WOLFE, GARY H. General Sodallty l, 2, 45 Aladdlns 45 Music Ap- preciation 3, 4: Spanish Club 49 Radio Workshop 8, 4. ZINGSHEIM, DONALD J. Scientltlc Sodality 2, 35 Acolyte 2, 3. ZINZOW, JOHN R. Sclentlllc Sodallty 1. 2. ZVVADZICH, RICHARD J. Scientific Sodallty l, 2, 4. 1947 Sei S FNIOR TEACHER 'Q' l IR C l CQORCORAFJ, FR. A. EVANS, lingglirah English vllllklf Clluh, Algultlins Student Counselor FR. F. G. FAHFY, SJ. FR. F. X. PEACOCK, SJ Chemistry Religion Athletic Director Mission Collection Senior S.1ci'istz1x1:s: loseph RL1L1Cl1,,lOl1ll Major, Williixiii Hayes, Mr. T. Bei'gl1,S.j.,john Kavimaugli MR VI. CQAMPBIZLI., 5.1. MR. B. j. COOKE, SJ. MR. j. H. FOUNTAIN MR. L. A. l-CMlEl.lX tory, Sociology Latin, Greek Mathematics Chemistry iior Soalulity Fliimheuu Monthly, Boosteis Chapel Singing Band, OlACllt'Sll'il JU IOR TEACHER ' s-vw--'R-A f . .-W gyms ' , , . f R M' .5 FR. VV. R. LUEBKE, SJ. MR- A- J- ROCHFL- SJ Physics, Physics Cluh Physics, AlgL'l7l'.1 Student Counselor FR. R. A. -IUNG, SJ. FR. R. R. FORREY, SJ. Latin, Religion English Student Counselor i i Boosters: fFront rowj P. O'Leary, W. Hayes, F. Dcrfus, D. Kelly, R. Voelkel, C. Blimien, ftupj I. KJV2lI1HLlj.Ill, G. Burns, T. Cox, R. Roberts, M. Murray, XV. Mcliuvicli, Mr. B. Cooling murlx-1'.1to1'g C. Gerlach, V. Ste. Marie, T. Reilly, J. Klemmcr, W. Kersey, R. Moser. MR- W-Q C- JQRDAN MR. I. J. KRAMORIS MR. L. J. SCHLENK MR. J. J. SCHMITZ Adv. Algebra, French German, Speech Cuminercinl Law, Typing Prep Players w , . ,Q im ,ik wS.xgQ,,,,, ,gif f. f' 3, K 1 M ffbhsty ,. ,ayzrfffs - ' Aw 5 1 ,sf 'f sg, . - -i if , L- ,f X, 2,4 JW ann, H 5952i we-ff if? L. g 5 in ' a X 4' J , X 51 L -f' 383 2? A ,fy 4 y. ,,s RQ' , v M az, 1 W M4 1 M . H 3 A WX, L la sf!! FS if 1 H 9 - Mx , v fig 91,3 K S Qs , 1 1 Qc A' S Q, 5521? 5? ,K ,EA Lf v if W 'Q' 51, fu R E - ,,Vk,V I 5 'M R 632213: Y ' ' ai. 5 N 1 . ff 4 4:1 .ml,. I Hug fa 1 gal 5? 5? X Q ' F' , V H, X 2 1 5 5 K'hX A 'f - , L' K . if V, 'N ' Q ' V r 'W' W, W ,wx 5 . ,W . Q fi l'2fs.J? i .V f 1, h m1Q fK,7Qii W 1 3 K V H 'wx if 'V .' Af. ni' K ' ry LL P - J, ,A -. 1 - ww . M A I s v ' f 12 Law- , iv M5553 .5-fx '--.. - Ml! 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MCGEE English Varsity Coach ASS 1- BACK I.. Andcrsmm j. McCormack T. Hnrty -I. Peacock T. Brennan In Wfcllstcin R. Oswald CENTER W. Treacy I. H1ll'I'iI1gIllI1 T, Gcnglcr T. Krizck P. Bums XV. Lumcrs FRONT D. BLlLll1'lgLll'I I. Coffey R. Dulczall R. Ncllcn BACK D. Huyer T. Brock R. Bickcl W. Schumuchcr -I. Mayer R. Gingruss CENTER KI. Wlirgin j. Kulllcr L. Stcmpcr -I. Beck C. Kamps K. Wilsmnn FRONT VU, VgmDyCk F. Huvus D. Kcnm-y I. Mcinhulz -ei , 3+ . . , - gm Q xl! - AV Ani' A K A X wxk A LV 7kag.gw?g,,45k1,,9LI?5+ ' ' 1fA' x 1 ' ,- , J VVL Vi J W: n,' ff r A A V - 'Pi' - f w 115 f A .. me an gl 3:45 MY .Bs -5. 2 f' 'L 5 Wzif V A 1 T y'p in 1 Y? k A W f +21 Q ' v:.'1 xp ,f ,, . eff Y fx Y M if f 5,411 5 .V 2 i f wif in F ' 5 x 'Ng my ' 5 ' A hhy- fl' -f , . f ff SN WM ,K ii Q R Nail Mm, 1 l .X ,Q f ' 2 . ,F nr t F' Q ' R f , J ,ff j WQElf.gf'? qj P5 . f i , X J x fr, 1- x V -ff!! VT 1 ng A f' 1 if , 1, f g wk . X wk 4? 'SA L Www W-. - ., +W- Jx. r V 4 4 af X J' Q 9. -pg. 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Ciszcwski FRONT D. Clmrlevuix T. Slattery T. Ross G. Ructz I. OTLCQIIAS' CLASS1, BACK G. T.0lHl72ll'Lll P. Ollhlzlll' R. Olczlry I. Kuclul G. lN10m'C l:. lxfkllltl' CENTER T. Ncncku I. Prmljinslci li. Strzvzcwrlzi G. Sulfcr XV. Dmnmlclxcl' C. Dnlmllucrg FRONT T. lI'1l'l'17XVS XV. l.2llll7 P. Fcrri ll. Cislcr 'F 1' ' ff ,mr 5? Q anwfqi, if Q L b. T Z if v , ,....,....n....-my M.. - x f if 1 1 ,, , v . f i f a ig 5 J I ,xg n 3-if Q al ia Aim ,W , fL,M-isbn--MM V. ,ff Qzggf un umlmu I g H y f gi i w?T' 4vw my ' h 2 Scnior Dcbatcrs: W. Kerscy, J. Kcppclcr, E. Small, G. Wimlfe, F. Sfhutz, H. Wcbci', A. Schmid, T. Corcoran, W. Kanitz, L. Meyer. EB TER A general session of the muck U. N. O, meeting sponsored by the Wcbstci' Club. Seninr Club Oflicers: D. Grimm, secretaryg 1. Swietlik, vice-prcsidentg F. Derfus. presidentg J. Angeli, pub- licityg Mr. Donahue, 1nude1'11tol'. junior Dcbitcrs: VU, Connell, G. Hill2lSkil, R. Kraus, T. Howard, E. Mcrz, D. O'Rourke, AI. Mu rpliy, Bittmnn. PEAKER fSeatedj P. Rozga, F. Dudcnhoc fer. K. Dretzku, R. Grimmcr. J Ccloni. fStamdingj NW. Schutz, T Brennan, R. Reiter, bl. Lcsch, B Beihoff, G. Gadzikowski, P. Brig den. T. COI'CUI'k1I1, Mr, Dunuua Swietlik, and T. Howard Cllly on 11 discussion over VUISN. 5 4 3 , Q QW, ,QL ,RWJ f ' , If a 1' 3 Q N' fs, .' A M 'SSX ff M-wwx. f I ' .V I . ax? :Mfg Mk,:T1g,,.' vxkg,-,f. ,i , .2 iii' X 'W ,QE ,- I I ,wiv Kg 1 S2 cwkxxx K, H f ff g ifx X + he gy ,vw M' .g V A ' Q21 ,,:w 1,4L'7'f Rf , Q 2 ii 1 -'mf 'H X W A W1 ' Q 3'fiL73f9T?+,v1,w, ' ' . ww, we V - - L- x L L m nw A, :W if' gQ'i:i-Lf? .ggi wi' Q, , Fei M ' W 1 T . Q12 . if W , wi M iw an ...M 2 I mi, A 4 w 1 M5 . ,, .,A,. A. ,. . A V S. A K, M M1 fy fl f s 1 K ' Vim ' Ei ' V my ,. , Q 33 .W ., , , 1 ' v f.z ' .LV '-:' Tfm A :Eb 5 v .Atv A :F f .f.w 1' A I N s ., . . Q 2,11 W Ti .f K ,gag f , W vb' x ik .W l f ng Q ,ASQU 2-a f-P Aluddins: fScntcdj V. Lucbkc, C. Os- wald, W, McG11vick, R. Claude, N, Lc- Micux, T. Hinkcs. fSt41ndingj S, Hart- inger, H. Pokumy, T. DeVeau, VI. Gulf Rnghtj W11ters: j. Krlvanaugh, D. Casey, G. Burns, Majox R Marten, D. Lcidle, F11 Corcuraln. .aw E nuns! 4 1 QPR - u.,,.4.,.........-.-.- ,Ri , - 35221: H3125 W fm ii mf s if 355 13 ' Q xg ji M x i aw 1 .f-:qc amz' -. -- fm Nunavut' ncwvuva-auf q wiki -vmnnmaw ww ggi -PM fi , if in SLS., My it X, i f 5' Q M ? ai! 'ww-Q .W X MQ, 5, E K lk J Si I 'S ' X Aw ff A rg Q iw gsm 2 WQ4 '5 , L, Q . ' Q-an 9 5 .Q lf' 53-' f.w - f Q -Q ,M 2 N ali Q 5 Wi? .WW :P 1 s u Q .Y mi X R ,S 1. . .. W 1. ,. X .MA N-exfwor Q L , we i X 2 ' 4 5.,.,.i,. ff. af, A Q, if - 'L .. if! f1f2i !Zi5fQwvf:f- lL ' J 2'1Kii.fLs1KliL: g: ' 5 2 I' :' My-i filifis ,. E . 1 m g5gA,jA:s?zf,g-fqD17,..W,r, A f f ff 22:-ff 'I', ' .F '.,. E-': A r'E'5F'Z'Ei',5.f'?I ':ZfHI,- .' .J 5h 3, -Q VW' M ' Q , ,Z-'Sk Z , V L' ' Zi 5 Wfikli. ' 3 'X : ' , . X ff . X f ff y w sylil A X : , a , 'E A Y. . wel ., ff 2- ':Q0 x, f h 4 5 ' 45, ,V V .4 ' ' ,Wfigv V ln XM: ,f Afyffk Af? 'MN x...ff 'fx an f x xx 5555.1 1 'Z' x 77 ff qi- ,, X Ing, , i w E Q' is f W 2 P W x 5, K A! I :Q ww, K f 3 V , x vkmms-wi was s f ' g xy ' , .I H-wwf K t ng , L, 1 ' 1 SNS! I i f f .f -, v 9 42 X 1 Q' ,X -J .of W. i f 5 K , . 1 Q ' Ni: I ' 'F if ff Q , gk M--MN M ki - ' 'N'-. Nj . NX-aazfzbi? W Qww-se-vm 'ax H- WQBBUIW-I-. . 'RZ 'ww ff' if an Wm ff eff? ig if 1 ' 'QTL 52'-Z N ' X8 E n-A ff if 4 2 H., , ,. M f Wann 1 , smfxff' ,Z-.-W. .,,, - '45,-,,,..dw . M. . 1 , A ..,, mi .X V, gf g N 2 W H , gi 'Q' 'ui' ,Q . .Ja fe s V I yi ,.w ' 2? qhfv ' x , J QQ-i Stuff for 19-17: Mr. Cooke, P. Fischer, bl. Sung fcditor-in-chicfl, staff for 1946: j. Angeli, F, Derfus Qeditorvin-clmiefj, T. DcVe.1u P. Thcis, D. Stark. fslillllllllgl R. Smith, D. Peck, E. Mcrz, P. F. Brenk. lStg1ndingj R. Claude, M. Stone, R. Marten, Mr Petiu Prrlcn. fScutcdJ W. Schmidt, A. Gcrluch, R. Herzog, E. Pollock, R. Smith, B. Beihoff, P. Brigdcn. fStzmdingj G. Ggldzil-cowslci, C. lrigwerson, M. Stone, R. Roberts, G. Samford, S. Kosidowslfci, C. l.ofy, F. Murn. :WW-V FLAMBEAU MO THLY Qliclowj Gene Merz and Hugh Cowdin pon- der over a problem. -IQ, More Reporters: Major, Cox, Duero, Seidcn strickcr, Henlcc, Mallon. fStam.lingI Kersey Hawes, Schmitz, McNamara, Clark, Miller Wlihbert, Cowdin. PHOTOGRAPHERS Frul Sulrlitt inspects the lens: Lyle' Larchcitl mixes the brcwg and Dick Pilon cunsirlcrs thc prospects uf 11 ncgn lliiglttl R. Vucll-:cl shows ull' il picfc uf artistry to 1. Kelly, R, Taft, :tml C, Muzurek. AND CARTOONISTS Cartutrnists: fstdlbdl R. Vucllccl, D, Russ, urn l ll Czapinski, C. hill? k, M. Wcrtrc , NW. Plc fSfklIlLllIlj.Ij Mr, Ifglsacr, R. Taft, A. Bcuth, Prrrdjinski, J. Nugzl. if Q7-5 1 UHPSL Im yust INISSCLI. Q ,,,,,W,,,,mWWWWWWWW, 'N X 4 1 I X wi H SP 1 I u-Q-If --4 , , Block for him, V1t0 hu ig I J W l WM. RT The first te1m C Blonien, M, jaekels J House J Banach j juoch. N ff :im f 1 FOOTBALL . .. fFirst rowl T. McCotter, mgr.g R. Sauter, J. Maloney, J. Murray, R. Voelkel, S. Giaimo, T. DeVeau, R. Gardner, J. Marasch, W. Schmidt, R. Smith, J. Morgan, J. Klemmer, L. Schneeberger, J. Strick, P. McCotter, mgr.g L. Sly, mgr.g fSecond rowj C. Merkel, mgr., G. Kozminski K. McKenna, D. Casey, J. Tadych, W. Coyle, E. Gaynor, R. Mackinron, R. Frantz, J. Sebastian, L. Grzendzielewski, R, Werner, W Tierney, A. Lukomski, W. Bittman, T. Lawler. fThird rowj Fr. Fahey, athletic directory Mr. P. Callen, ass't. coachg J. Mazanec, J Kavanaugh, R. Paulik, F. Daleiden, J. Coffey, R. Schimmel, F. Skola, H. Roughen, J. Weidig, H. McMahon, V. Russo, R. Krebs, H Pokorny, R. Herzog, T. Hoefliing, J. House, C. Otto, Mr. Thro, ass't. athletic director, Mr. J. McGee, head coach. Missing: V. Ste Marie M. McGuire. VAR ITY HIGHLIGHT The Marquette football team, under the able guidance of Mr. McGee and Mr. Callen, began the long hard climb back to the championship form it displayed for five years before it was top- pled from its dynasty in 1945. Marquette began the season with a 13 to 7 victory over a rough St. Ignatius team, and fmished it with a stunning 22 to 7 wallop- ing over Juneau. Marquette ........ St. Ignatius .... The first defeat was suffered at the hands of Campion by the Marquette Campion close score of 7-0. The following week Messmer cashed in on two lucky breaks to take Marquette 14 to O. Marquette Messmer ...... By this time the team was beginning to hit its stride, and be- Marquette St. Francis .... hind the superb playing of All Stars, Ste. Marie, Russo, and Sfhimmel, they crashed to two quick victories over St. Francis and Marquette Pius XI ........ Pius by scores of 13 to 6 and 6 to O. . The championship St. Catherine team downed Marquette by . l .... Marquette St Catierme 20 the score of 20 to 6. But the following week 7,000 Dads' Day fans Marquette ........ St. John ........ went wild as Bob Werner converted after Russo's touchdown to Marq tte J ma give the Jr. Hilltoppers a hard fought, well earned 7 to 6 victory ue ........ u - u ...... . over St. John's. V. Ste Miiiic All Conference, Cmiclies' and Players' Teams. Milwaukee Catholic All bmi Imm V, Rusfu All Conference, Cugiclies' and l'la1yers' Teams. Milwaukee Catholic All Still' Team R. bchimmel Milwaukee Catholic All bmi' Team R. bmitli Milwaukee Liitliulic All bmi Team All Confueiicc, second tum Vito Russo rips tlirougll St. Catherine-'s line. Dick Schimmel gives tliruugli tlmt famous eml sweep I' st rmvsj R Brust T Wcvlte1 T Kfillfll SLSUTIIQ XW Gentlemrm R Timm R Kmus, R. Paulik fSec0nd row R mdud my mxut R Fume m R St umtz T Nord R lucts T Hlupt R Reuteler, M. jlkue I MC e l T lx I R N N 11 j Bunk R Burke M1lle1',J. Krcmbe W Hmmm H1 neu lil klllfl 1 vs u P luk I McH1lt C1 Hn s L Sullivan, R. Ang, T IIC so 'BV TEA Marquette Marquette Marquette, Marquette Marquette l i PRO H Marquette .,V..,,, 32 St. Francis ...... 6 Marquette ..,,,,.. lfi Whitefish Bay.. 6 Marquette ...,,.,. 26 Holy Redeemer O Marquette .,..,... 7 Shorewood Marquette ...,,,,. 12 Rufus King ,.,. 12 Marquette .,,.,... 21 St. Mary's ..,.,,.. 6 fFirst Rowl T. Brennan, G. Lombardi. R. Amelunxen, C. Schulgen, J. Kohler, F. Palen, D. Bernhart, R. Smith, R. Han seder, W. Schumaker. fSecond Rowj J. O'Leary, mgr.g R. Harwood, R. Hefter, D. Hoyer. W. Schneider, E. Wabiszewski J. Sullivan. E. Bauer, T. Kelly, R. Goldman, J. Steffes, E. Schlosser, J. Nordloh, mgr. CThirtl rowj Mr. Hagan, J. Scher wenka, G. Schimmehj. Engelhardt, D. Sullivan, P. O'Hair, L. Day, D. De Shuzer, J. Wajer, T. Shannon, T. Sebastian fFourth rowj D. Kenney, W. Pavlic, J. McRae, M. Kuhn, 1. Dalton, F. Terrien, T. Mertz, F. XX'ellstein, N. Wegemann L. Stemper. Coach joseph Harden t5eatedj j. Kronsnohle, n1gr.g D. jach, W. Stemper, j. jaroch, j. House, captaing T. Konicke, j. Hollenstein C, Loly, XV. Isaacson, mgr. fStandingj Mr. Thru, ass't. athletic director, Mr. F, Mclflligott, coachg T. Cox, Banach, R. lihlers, M. jaekels, j. Frederick, T. Hoefling, Fr. Fahey, athletic director. BA KETBALL It was Marquette and Messmer again in the familiar role of being 1-2 in the Catholic Conference race during the 46-47 haslcethall season. This time, however, it was Messmer who Hn- ished first, Marquette ended in undisputed second place. The :season opener was lost to a big Rufus King squad 43-24, but then the jr. Hilltoppers found the hoops and moved through the first half of the conference schedule undefeated up to the game with Messmer which they lost in a fast hard-fought con- test, 38-29. ln the second round the Prepsters again lost to Rufus King, this time by the score of 41-39. The close score indicated the progress the team had made since the opener. Then came victories over St. Ignatius, St. Francis, Notre Dame, St. Bonaventure, and St. Catherine. Pius Xl pulled an upset in defeating the Hilltop- pers -ll-35 and ruined their chances for a championship. After defeating St. Benedict 43-40, Marquette lost again to Messmer 44-36. jerry House represented MH on the All Conference Coaches' and Players' teams. Mike jael-:els made the second team in the coaches' polls. Marquette ...... ...24 Marquette ............: ' 16 Marquette ............ 28 Marquette ............ 58 Marquette ............ Marquette .........,.. Marquette ...,........ Marquette ............ Marquette Marquette Marquette ............ 39 46 39 54 43 29 67 Marquette ............ 41 Marquette 3 2 Marquette ............- f 16 Marquette ............ 33 Marquette ............ 44 Marquette ............ 4 2 Marquette ........,... 3 5 Marquette ......,..... Marquette Marquette ............ 4 3 57 , C. Blonien, R. Miller, j. Rufus King ..........,, St. john .................. Notre Dame .... St. Catherine .......... Rufus King ,.,.., St. Francis ........ St, Bonaventure Pius XI ............ St. Benedict ...... Messmer .......... St. john's M. A. St. Ignatius ........ St. jol1n's M. A. Notre Dame ....., St. Catherine ..., St. Francis ......., 43 21 20 45 41 39 37 35 31 38 47 32 28 12 18 9 St, Bonaventure ...... 39 Pius XI .................. 41 St. Benedict ............- 4 0 Messmer ...... .......1 4 4 St. john ..... .....,. 4 2 HI HLIGHT 4l1 ,,w..---- C. Blunicfv takes Ll lung: unc. Two more points for M. H. lil 7--A C. Lofy uutsmnrts Wfaldhcuter. M. jackcls pivots one F R Ol T D tt E Czarnecki R Callen H McMahon T Hoefiinlg, T. Kestly, W. Tierney,'K. IilegenrniivifSeccnnlciliimwlqpiglidi Thlgdg lingell I B111JSCi1 G Sanford D Jorgensen PI,1'iC'lI1Cf1,J.BfI1lZLH1il6C, R. Schmitz, Marquette ..,.....,, 8 Marquette ..,..,..., 44 Marquette ..,.,,,,,, 47 Marquette ...,....,. 28 Marquette .,..,.,,.. 36 Marquette t......... 48 Marquette .......... 23 Marquette ....,...,. 46 Marquette ......u,.. 42 Marquette r,,w...... 34 Marquette ,.,....... 58 Marquette .,r....... 46 Marquette .,,,.,,,., 29 Marquette ........,. 41 Marquette ........et 46 Marquette ...------. 35 Marquette ..,.,,,... 40 Marquette .....,... .27 Rufus King .,....,. Notre Dame ...... St. Catherine .,..,. Rufus King ,,,,.... West Milwaukee St. Francis ..r.,,.... St. Bonaventure.. Pius XI ........ St. Benedict ........ Messmer Don Bosco ........ Notre Dame ...... St. Catherine ...... St. Francis .........r St. Bonaventure.. Pius XI ..... St. Benedict ........ Messmer ...... Marquette Marquette Marquette Marquette Marquette Marquette Marquette Marquette Marquette Marquette Marquette Marquette Marquette Marquette Marquette Marquette Marquette Marquette Marquette Marquette Marquette Marquette Marquette Marquette Marquette Marquette Marquette fFirst rowj J. Lyons. mgr., T. Hayes, R. Gingrass, J. Sullivan, R. Smith, F. Wabiszexvski, W. Friar. fSecond rowj Mr. Thro, E. Bauer, J, Hoff, P. Jennings, F. Keller, T. Sebastian, T, Kelly, Mr. P. Callen, coach. St. jude ,,,.....,, St. Adalbert ...,.,,,,,. St. Boniface .......,,... 55 St. Francis ,,,,,, St. Elizabeth St. Sebastian Holy Rosary St. Sebastian Notre Dame Pius XI .....,,,,,, St. Augustine , Holy Redeemer St. joseph ............,,,. St. Rita .,..... Cathedral ,,,,,, St. Adalbert .,,,,,,,,... St. Boniface .....,.,.... St. Elizabeth ,,,,,....,.. Notre Dame .,,,,.,,.... St. Francis .....,, Pius XI ..............i.,,,. St. Augustine .,,,...... St. joseph .....,,..,,,,. Don Bosco ...., Cathedral .,,,,,,.,....... Holy Redeemer Don Bosco ,,,,,. ,, PRO H CHA PIO The Big Six: J. Hoff, J. Sullivan, T. Sebastian, T. Kelly, T. Hayes Wabiszewski. fliirst Rowj D. Horaitis mi.1r'R Bradv J Mallon j Un er C S h' l R S ., K ., . . . . . , . g ', . C nnme, . Sauter, T. How, H. Dieringer, coach, CSeconcl rowj R. Burke, J. Harrington, C. Colueen, T. Weis, A. l-lentz, W. Taylor, H. Wolfe. fTl1ircl rowj E, Krueger. G. Clark. R. Schimmel, T. Hinkes, R. Le Brasseur, G. Schmitt, -I, Janssen, mgixg CFourtl1 rowj F, Brenk. rl. Keppeler, Al. Smrz. R. Vlelinelc, M. Stone, M. Murrav, S. Desmond, W. Covle, Mr. Hagan. tliiftli rowj J. Blonien, P. Willeitis, V. Ste. Marie, P. Jennings, D. Goodwin, C. Oswald, V. Russo, M. jaekels. i ll. Dieringer, coach, TRACK CHAMPIO Marquette .... 63 lll2 Weizt ................ .49 U2 Marquette .,., 16 lf2 Xwashington ........ 96 U2 Marquette ...35 U2 W. Allis Central 70 1f2 Marquette .... 61 5X6 St. Francis ............ 51 U6 Marquette. .84 U2 l'-l. U. S ........ ...... 2 6 1f2 Marquette .... 51 Country Day ....... 62 Marquette .... 86 1f2 St. Bonaventure..26 lf2 Southeastern Wisconsin Catholic Tournament Marquette, 56 lf2 SC, Bonaventure, 35 ' St. Benedict, 3 5 1 fFirf7t ro'.','J D. Bgiumgzmt, mgrg T. iI:ii'i'ing1cm, T. Hnugh, J. W'o'tcr. R. Sgutcr, T. BO Sliitcr A. Pilflbkil, R. Vlfhillcn, I. Dulcidcn, T, Smut, J. Hi1i'i'ingQu:i, mjfr. QSccoiui im-s.j Mr, McGrath, mmlci'i1tu1': D Dcsivuml, R. Voclkcl, D. lxidlc, F. Dgilclidari, -I. Bixih, J, Schmitz. W. Gcntlcmiui, P. Xxlfillcms, J. Hosch, Mr. McK:xigglit, cimcli. Tumi? .14 ' - W ' --,I - fa.. f fifg My H ' Tklf W , , V fu' 'Q 'W H Q gp.-V. -we r N.: . mr. .. , Ns.. . K, .. , , . nv., .w ,,.,p..,,,,., R - if . , ,,. .. ev if ' W ,. my Q I Age:-ggw ,vjgtw - 'vig ff., as , Y' K Wy.. Q .. vw W' I I ,gh ,f if. ,,w,,. M.. ,M ,. . A,,, M ,A wi M K ...WW . , , any .--- K ' - - , fee. - ' i in . 5 my-4' if J' I g,-f ww W- ' M .2--1 f A . T fdpwf-we .... .3 Q. - M... rw. 1,, H35 wfiffw V+-':? WW' W. ' - g T -A ,hi fi-f- I.ff. ., .... 'T' Mi ,i . f- M w I ' ' X , i ww. T Q - , Whig I-' 'ff 'Ai K k V ,W .. , . .,,, . -,M A nigga? Vx . K , W. . qw - f., yawn ,Sly QFirst rowj I.. Sly, mgr.g T. Knah, F. I3rc'nl-:, P. l-lessburg, T. Dumhm, P. O'Lei1ry, A. Murtineuu, G. Clark, J. Coffey, R. Kirhy, E, Murtineuu, FI. Kern, j. Satticr, mgr. fSecimd rovvj Mr. Hagan, j. Morgan, -I. btiikbiilk, C. Merkel, P. Fischer, T, Lziwlcr, R. Lofy, D. Schroer, J. Murphy, Mr. MacFarlane, coach. T. Brennan, J. jaroch, Berghammer, J. Dempsey, W. Reed, R. Herzog, R Mnckinsun, NV. Schuh, P. Pnlen, j. llollenstein. 5 x v f-1 fFirst rowj D. Stark, F. Kosednnr, j. Kohn, F, Dominguez, D. Haig. fSecond FE LJ rowj E. Small. R. jelinek, J. Meyer, T. Wibbert, V. Luebke, D. Ross, R. Claude, P. Palen, M. Murray, Mr. Thru. M51 --we f Q wrifvxall -4.131-.r ,. --il: q 4 -4. ,ti .- f a QM is N - r Q N rex 32, is i Q 1 e. f ' 2' M : M ' x ' 'Q fi la' H Y f L f , 5,,a.m+ mu r is A J 5 5 a,g.,g,,,,. A e, 6 4ffi'filE'.eS X'iW 'Hwy Iii-i'YQQQsz,13'3-a Q Y 4 'rrf-ww We ' Wg 5.3 'X W P , M, r f 1' , 251: W, X Q 1 P 2' M' Q 1 1 1 ivy? bi -1 PLN rf ar- rf 3 f Z M3 4 we 3 ? sf' siffwefa J' if M -fm, an The staff of the Flambeau Annual for 1947 take this opportunity to thank most sincerely all those who made this Yearbook possible: the seniors and student body for their supportg Marquette University Press, especially Mr. Clarence fZipj Zipter and his crewg the Milwaukee Sentinel for the use of picturesg Mandel Engraving Companyg North American Press, designers of the coverg Boehm Binderyg Morrison Studio, photographersg and finally the patrons and advertisers whom we urge you to support. AD ERTISIN -mf :brian PATRONS UNIVERSAL SHEET METAL PRODUCTS 1545 N. 24th St. FLANAGAN-KENNEY CO. REALTORS 6012 XV. 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Wisctmnsin Ave. DA. 2015 Congratulations to the CLASS OF '47 Mr. and Mrs. William Wilson Fine Furs CHRISTEN SEN Importers Furriers 714 N. Milwaukee St. WALTER KASSUBA REAL ESTATE AGENT MA. 7730 759 N. Wzzteit Street HOME SAVINGS BANK 2200 N. Third Street Milwaukee, Wis. iii' Member of the Federal Reserve System also Member of Federal Deposit Ins. Corp. li PAGE 81 The work of the Foreign Missions surpasses every other work of Chris- tian Charity, as far as the soul sur- passes the body, as far as Heaven surpasses Earth.',--- Pope Pius XI. .44 3-I m MW?-Q t '15 ? 35 1 sms + 'S H-29 30 -I-W9 4, T P Em' sg LJAUJAI 1. Pllllmi ITV? ' '01 T rev ws giruewwpu, II f-lcv-igowscn'-nr-1 k A Phlpp M h thDkt A i A b y P q A Egypt n ish Honduras K 0 ,O ,ro amaica mencan avg, r tis uiana ongk L ' N 5 15.5 ' ' ' I l.. I , ' I1 4 I Q I 'Gb Q ,' F ' 'gi 4 V 7 h I L ' - Z . , ' . . I 1 L My NNT? 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JUHCHU West 0740 PAGE 84 We Look IV- A ood Future. . . john Angell Franl-1 Banholzer Fred Brenk Curl Buraczewski George Burns Giles Clark Robert Claude Franklin Detfus Thomas DeVf:au Alan Gerlach Edward Greif Robert Haislmaier Eugene Henke John Kavanaugh Nichnlas Lucas -151- OFFICERS Vincent Lucblce john Major Robert Marten Melvin Moczvnski Frank Mum Fred Newirth Harry Polcorny joseph Rauch Robert Ruuterbcrg Kenmth Retzer Fred Schutz Walter' Schutz Alphonse Stawicki Richfrd Voc-lkcl GEORGE BURNS-President FRANKLIN DERFUS-Vice-President THOMAS DE VEAUHSc-cretary RICHARD VOELKEL-Treasurer PAGE 85 Class john Becker Daniel Casey John Cordes Dennis Curran Michael D'Amore Alois lions Thomas Gaughan joseph Graf Leonard Grzendzielewski Wlilliam Hayes Thomas Hughes Robert Huppertz Gregory Incla Norbert Kowalske Gilbert Kozminski Gerald Kramschuster james Lederer Nicholas I.eMieux Leonard Meyer Timothy Mitchell Robert Moser Charles Oswald Robert Roberts Frederick Salditt Robert Scheurer Frank Skola James Spors William Stemper Donald Tadych john Unger Philip Weiher' Francis Wojtanowski PAGE 86 LIONEL TRAIN S Buy Now on Our Convenient Lay-Away Plan At Present We Have the Largest Supply of Materials to Handle Your Repairs So Bring Them in NOW. 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McCabe T. Duggan B. Leidle J. jordan J. Klemmer R. Fischer -I. Blonien D. Lukasik P. McCotter T. Corcoran B. Keppeler E. Wagoner S. Hartinger V. Ste. Marie L. Larcheid PAGE 92 CLASS OFFICERS JAMES HOFF--President RICHARD STREFF-Vice-President WILLIAM SCHUTZ-Secretary ROBERT GEBHARDT-Treasurer -Iii- Class I-B 'Iii- TEACHERS FR. MANI-IARD-Latin, Religion FR. CONNELL-English MR. HAGAN-History MR. ROCHEL-Algebra CLEM CHRZAN Rexall Pharmacy Prescription Specialists Drugs, Toiletries, Soda Fountain Good Luck, Class of ,47 Brenk Brothers Inc. Wauwatosa Fuel 453' and Supply Co. Ask Those We Serve Coal -- Fuel Oil -- Building Supplies 1686 So. Fifth St. ORchard 1720 BL. 7700 7700 W. State Sr. PAGE 93 Com' liments of Class 4-E John Bayer Paul Berghammer Charles Blonien Francis Biernat Robert Ciszewski Herman Dieringer Leon Dietrich Russel Ehlers George Fridl Jerome Gasper Charles Gerlach Thomas Hinkes Robert AI6llI1Cl-I Vifilliam McGavick Terrence Mueller Patrick O'Le:1ry Ralph Paszkiewic: Glen Ploetz John Rollins Richard Rostankowski Paul Sanger W2lltCl' Schmidt Gordon Schroeder Alan Sobanski Vincent Ste. Marie Gerald Wagnei' Thomas XXf'ibbert Leon Wilscmn Donald Zingsheim john Zinzow Richard Zwadzich PAGE 94 Badger Carton Co. Milwaukee Mounting and Finishing Display Advertising Since 1881 SPKJRTING Y GOODS Bur hardt The Finest in Athletic Equipment E1'erytbing for Ezfery Sport 1 Our Compliments Class I- OFFICERS DAVID IBERNIIAR'I'-Pig-zsialcnt MARK SENC-Vice-President WILLIAM KIDD-Secretiiry DAN TRINKO-Ti'easu1'er TEACHERS FR, PADBERG--Latin, Religion FR. MONNIG-Algebra FR. CONNELLfEnglish MR. GEISHEKER-History 0'CONNOR 81 CO. HOMES - DUPLEXES APARTMENTS COMMERCIAL PROPERTIES BOUGHT SOLD TRADED Consult us for fine lots. BRoadway 0635 312 E. WISCONSIN AVE. MILWAUKEE, WIS. Kaczmarek and Company Real Estate - Loans - Insurance 2188 S. Muskego Avenue E V. 6558 WELLS D-X SERVICE Firestone Home and Auto Supplies We Guarantee to Satisfy 8802 W. North Ave. BL. 9812 PAGE Athletics . . . THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE BODY WITH ALL ITS POWERS, AS WELL AS THE SOUL WITH ALL ITS FACULTIES IS THE DEVEL- OPMENT OF THE WHOLE MAN AND THE AIM OF MARQUETTE HIGH. Compliments of THE MAROUETTE HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT ompliinents of Class 4- Ray Beste George Blattner joseph Bolda Donald Boyce Thomas Blah Paul lirunkow Clifford Chmurski james Coffey Willi'1m Dean Thomas Dundon Robert Gardner Eugene Gaynor Joseph Hemmen Albert Hentz Richard janzer Raymond Kelly William Kersey Donald McCarthy Thomas Madden Antoine Martineau Joseph Meyer Robert Miller James Morgan Michael Murray Richard Pilon Ralph Piontkowski Thomas Reddy Thomas Reilly George Schmitt John Sebastian Donald Senecal Robert Smith Gerwin Trimborn PAGE 97 Class II- Expresses Good Wishes To '47 Graduates William Benes Alan Beuth Patrick Brigclen William Child Hugh Cowdin Raymond Doberneck Paul Esser 5 fl james Felske R P 'N A' Roger Ferry .5 A. Gilbert Gadzikowski gyy Robert Hart Gerald Hoerres Albert janka James Kelly Stan Kosidowski Peter Kot TEACHERS MR. F. A. PETRU, SJ.-Latin, English MR. A. P. WINKEL-History FR. V. WARD. SJ.-Religion Mr. R. M. DONAHUE, SJ.-Speech MR. F. j. MATTINGLY-Geometry Robert Krause James Lesch Carl Lofy Thomas McHale Michael McNamara Donald Miller Richard Patterson John Plesnik Gerald Sanford Roger Schmitz Robert Schoshinski Robert Sporer Carl Szaj john Tallmadge john Walter Robert Whaley PAGE 98 CO GR T L TIO TO T HE CLASS OF Robert Beck Thomas Lawler Wallace Borowski john Dempsey Stuart Desmond Thomas Doucette Leonard Fons George Halaska James Maloney Ralph Maliczak Patrick McGuire Harry McMahon Thomas Meyer Henry Mier Jerome Hollenstein Donald Oberbreckling Daniel Kaczmarek Lawrence Kenney james O'Leary Gerald O'Leary Class III-E CLASS OFFICERS GEORGE HALASKA-President ROBERT SAUTER-Vice-President THOMAS DOUCETTE-Secretary RALPH MALICZAK-Treasurer JAMES MALONEY-Publicity CLASS MODERATOR R. M. DONAHUE, 5.5. Robert Paulik Gilbert Pietruszynski Gerald Roark Robert Sauter Jerome Stell Roger Stephan Jerome Tadych Thomas Weber john Weidig joseph Wuerl PAGE 99 arquette J. Abhanut T. Becker B. Beihoff T. Boland R. Borchardt D. Burbach G. Byron P. Connolly E. Czarnecki R. Finley N. Fischer UlllV6fS1ty II-B CLASS OFFICERS FRANK DOMINGUEZ-President FRANK ROKMANO-Vice-President JAMES SMRZfSc-crctary MICHAEL SWEET-fTI'Ci1SLll'CI' W. Hanneman . J- KUIU CLASS TEACHERS F. Koscdnar MR. F, A. PETRU, S.j.f-Latin, English g MR. A. P. WlNKELAfHistcmlAy A, Kowalgki MR. R. M, DONAHUE, SJ.-Speech FR. V. WARD. SJ.-Religion MR. j. E. MCGRATHfGeometry McCotter . Mich Nagl Nealcy . Nord Pahule V. Sawallick J. Sesolzlk Sommer Szedzicwski J. Verfurth Weis Willelns Zaffiro PAGE 100 ood Luck Seniors CLASS III- Leonard Bartnicki William Browne Robert Brust joseph Chess Richard Fennig Bruce Gottschalk Thomas Hoefling Raymond Kowalslce Richard Krebs Gerald Kropp CLASS OFFICERS RAY SCHULTZ-President BILL VAN DYCK-Vice-President BILL FOLEY-Secretary BOB KIRBY-Treasurer Edward Krueger Thomas Leskosek Kenneth McKenna Charles Merkel Glen Mueller Richard Mullaney Dennis Murphy james Murphy Herbert Nachtrab Donald O'Rourke TEACHERS FR. JUNGf-Latin FR. FORREY-English MR. ROCHEL-Physics MR. SCHLENK-German MR. KRAMORIS-Algebra MR. SCHMITZ-Typing MR. CAMPBELL-History MR. JORDAN-Spanish Robert Redenz Donald Ross Richard Szilfer William Schoshinski Leslie Sullivan Russell Taft William Tierney John Treacy Thomas Wfendell PAGE 101 '6Go into the whole world and preach the gospel to every creaturef' --- Mark 16:15 THE POR H MERICA IVIARTYR America's First Saints 300 YEARS AGO it was JESUIT RELATIONS which published the reports of the early Jesuit missionaries in America, and thrilled and inspired the people of Europe with eye-witness accounts of adventure, ex- ploration, heroism and martyrdom in the wilderness of North America. Its pages contained the first accurate his- tory of vast sections of our country. THE TODAY IESUIT MISSIONS continues this tra- dition of vivid, colorful reporting. It is the ollicial magazine of the American Iesuit missionaries who are pushing back the frontiers of CHRIST'S KING- DOM in India, Baghdad, the Philip- pines, Alaska, British Honduras, ja- maica, China, the Pacific Islands, and other parts of the world. BOOKSTORE PAGE 102 J. MAZANEC-President D. JACH-Vice-President J. JAROCH-Secretary O R. NELSON-Treasurer 4- Q15 5 lb 'QQ 0 . 06? J 6 '961' 4 O f' Q Q? 'K' fp 069, 'G IP Ogqfx J QQ' . J' Q.. 1 06 4? '046 47602 O 6 . 'djs AY ax, 65? 6'v,. Jw P 300 fr OW as 9 Q' lf? J Umm w AWG, lb 62541 r Hem, 1 1644 M- Q lb 67664956 O 600945 lady 6,350 61:96, f J we fo 4? Q0 Goa? 4, 1' lie SFO,- 0 S' Z MR. KRAMORI S -Algebra FR. LUEBKE-Physics FR. PEACOCK-Religion FR. FORREY-English MR. JORDAN-Spanish PAGE 103 Class III- CLASS OFFICERS WILLIAM CONNELL-President ROBERT KRAUS-Vice-President GREG GRAMLING-Secretary JOE SENG-Treasurer jerry Bushman peers through his glasses, Looking at all the pretty lasses. Stephen Cabanatuan-the ever-smiling, happy-go- lucky kid. Bill Callen-Where there's a Will, there's a way. Bill Connell-His humor takes hold like bread with mold. Frank Daleiden-the 5 o'clock shadow. Walter' Dawson- Chris voluminously dropped to the floor. Gene Dutkiewicz-The stick of dynamite with a flam- ing top. Jerry Felske-The reluctant wolf. Phil Fischer-94W averageg enough said. Greg Gramling-Egads! It couldn't bel Don Griffin-No relation to Greasemonkey. Will Isaacson-The last of the great Indian scouts. XX'alter Johannsen--Wfalt Disney's masterpiece. Art Koth-A kid who thinks a pony is a means of transportation. Bob Kraus- What 'cha chewin, Kraus ? Paul Leack-Is anyone trying harder to be a personal friend of Cicero? TEACHERS FR. FORREY--English FR. JUNG-Latin, Religion MR. COOKE-Greek FR. LUEBKE-Physics MR. SCHLENK-Speech MR. KRAMORIS-Algebra Pat McCabe-The only Irishman in existence with two-tone hair. Bob Mueller-A lover fof Marquettej james Nellen-The face that never met the razor's edge. Paul Palen-Our cheery cheerleader in class and in the gym. Darrell Peck-joke man of our paper, with one good or bad. jim Reagan-The class joker for chokerj. Gerry Sagert-The most enthusiastic Latin student of third year. john Schauz-A band member who doesn't need an excuse for coming late to class. john Schmitz- I-Ierr-less Schmitz is the ideal pro- duct of a liberal education. Vfill Sclineider'-What a Hercules UH ! joe Seng- Ya pays up or ya gits dis on da head. Stan Staniszewski-The strong, silent type. Don Stark-The intellectual lowbrow editor of the Dawn page. Ted Stawicki-Two years before the past. Peter Theis-The boy with the innocent face, but-- Joe Walczak-A swain whose brain went out on the last train. PAGP 104 The Message of uulity DIVISION OF NATIONAL DAIRY PRODUCTS CORP. Koseiuszko Furniture Stores Where Quality and Service Prevailv 132' W. Lincoln Ave. 2657 S. Kinnickinnic Dretzka's Department Store Cudahy, Wfisconsin Acme Refrigerating Co. Q83 W. Lincoln Ave, MI. 8153 Authorized Distnbutm' for Mills Refrigerating Units live Freeze Io Plemeu STANDARD SAVINGS and LOAN ASSOCIATION 1910 E. North Ave. Allen R. Calhoun, Secretzlry PAGE 105 HE RTIE T CO. GR TUL TIO TO THE CL SS OF 9. CLASS I-A Larry Anderson Donald Baumgart John Beck Robert Bickel Thomas Brennan Terence Brock Patrick Burns John Coffey Robert Dolezal Thomas Gengler Ruedi Gingrass TEACHERS FR. PADBERG-Latin, Religion FR. CONNELL-English MR. FOUNTAIN-Algebra MR. GEISHEKER-History CLASS OFFICERS PAT BURNS-President DAN KENNEY--Vice-President LARRY STEMPER-Secretary DAVE HOYER-Treasurer James Harrington Thomas Harty Fred Havas David Hoyer Charles Kamps Daniel Kenney Jack Kohler Thomas Krizek William Lamers John McCormack john Mayer james,Meinho1z Richard Nellen Rudolph Oswald john Peacock William Schumaker Lawrence Stemper William Treacy Walter VanDyck john Wa1'gin Frank Wellstein Kenneth Wilson PAGE 106 PIGNEER FOUNDRY CORPORATION Quality Gmy Iron Semi Steel G Alloy Castings MI tchell 153O , , 1815 lst St. Yellow Cab Compan Nlflrquettel 00 ZecDz6cczZ 1 ' ' I: WW? f if . gd N Q, Each year, as you graduates grow older and if f vi eventually establish homes of your own, you X will discover that more and more folks want ' ' i I' All-Electric homes. You will owe it to yourself, therefore, to be fully informed on low-cost electricity, adequate wiring and elec- I trical appliances - which make electrical living so easily available to all. 13- ' W B -s 'll5il'-551- ff? 1':2.:?Qgs'335i'l:'i'-?:-'SEE . 5 U -- The Electrlc Co. MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN SP-7A-A7 PAGE 108 Complete Banking Service at 13 Convenient Ojfces FIRST WISCONSIN NATIONAL BANK of Milwaukee M b f he Federal Dep ' ' Compliments of the: I. G. A. STORES gg, KUESEL - COA-L CO. Comphments L1NcoLR1heshinc:12i2R COAL of g...f!Z11..Z QLA35 11-C 'Iii DOBRATZ FUNERAL HOME 3514 N. Port Washington Ave. CO. 3200 Maynard Electric Steel Casting Co. Electric Furnace Steel Castings for All Purposes GENERAL OFFICE AND WORKS S. 27th AND W. DAKOTA STREETS PHONE MITCHELL 0410 MILWAUKEE 7, WIS. PAQE 110 Boehm Bound for lasting value Hb' it's bound by Boehm, it's bound to be Good BOEHM BINDERY COMPANY 104 E. Mason Street Milwaukee 2, Wisco 1947 Flambeau Cover Designed and Manufactured by The North American Press KCOVER PRODUCTS DIVISIONJ RQ ETTE UNI ERSITY COLLEGE OF LIBERAL ARTS-Curricula leading to the degree of Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Science, and Bachelor of Philosophy, and combined curricula leading to a degree in liberal arts and a professional degree. THE ROBERT A. JOHNSTON COLLEGE OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION- Curricula leading to the degree of Bachelor of Science in Business Administration and Bachelor of Philosophy in Business Administration. COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING-Curricula in Chemical, Civil, Electrical, and Mechanical Engineering, leading to the degree of Bachelor of Engineering. COLLEGE OE JOURNALISM-Curricula leading to the degrees of Bachelor of Arts in Journalism, Bachelor of Science in journalism, and Bachelor of Philosophy in journalism. COLLEGE OF NURSING-Curricula leading to the degrees of Bachelor of Science in Nursing and Bachelor of Science in Medical Technology, and curricula for graduate nurses leading to a certificate in Public Health Nursing and the degrees of Bachelor of Science in Nursing, Bachelor of Science in Nursing Education, and Bachelor of Science in Public Health Nursing. SCHOOL OF SPEECH-Curricula leading to the degrees of Bachelor of Arts in Speech and Bachelor of Philosophy in Speech. DENTAL SCHOOL-Curriculum leading to the degree of Doctor of Dental Surgery, and, under certain conditions, to the degrees of Bachelor of Science and Doctor of Dental Surgery, also a curriculum for women leading to a diploma in Dental Hygiene. LAW SCHOOL-Curriculum leading to the degree of Bachelor of Laws. SCHOOL OE MEDICINE-Curriculum leading to the degree of Doctor of Medicine, and under certain conditions, to the degrees of Bachelor of Science and Doctor of Medicine. GRADUATE SCHOOL--Courses leading to the degrees of Master of Arts, Master of Science, Master of Education, and Master of Science in Nursing Education. SUMMER SESSION. For further information address The Registrar, Marquette University, 615 North Eleventh Street, Milwaukee 3, Wis. MARQUETTE UNIVERSITY HIGH SCHOOL-Preparatory Department. Classical, Latin-Modern Language, Latin-English, Scientific, and English curricula. For information concerning the High School, address The Principal, Marquette University High School, 3401 Vlfest Wisccmnsin Avenue, Milwaukee 8, Wis. PAGE 112 as B 425119 ' u.L-:iEi.f.'. ' ' ' '
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