Marquette University High School - Flambeau Yearbook (Milwaukee, WI)
- Class of 1948
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' fr Qglgtf O ' ' T '59 ,f Z bf?f?QkfH1gQGg t -, Fivescore years ago, another piece, this one resembling the head of an Indian, was fitted into that rapidly spreading jigsaw puzzle called the United States of America. In these hundred years, Wisconsin has developed from a comparative wilderness into one of the foremost states of the Union. She has seen thriving commercial and industrial cities grow up around the pioneer settlements of that day. Her mighty forests have been cleared to make room for the prosperous farms of America's Dairylandf' To our glorious state, this year celebrating one hundred years of progress, we dedicate this yearbook. Secondly, we hope that this yearbook may be a token of appreciation and gratitude to Mr. John Fountain, who has served Marquette High School so devotedly during the past quarter of a century. 1948 REV. JOHN J. FOLEY, s. J. PRINCIPAL REV. JEROME T. BOYLE, s.J. ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL To the Seniors of '48 , . . Congratulations to you, the largest graduating class in the history of Marquette High. May the fine spirit that has characterized your four years remain with you, and grow ever stronger, honoring by your good lives those who have done so much for you, your parents, your teachers, and above all Jesus and Mary. God bless and keep you. jaiw flaky, S. Seaton 'QHE S of urea 2 1 X lx :Ha l -M M F! 'ft25. ifi R. ,ns JSE M A Viiii h ff ti 3. 35 N0 G A r 1,1 I . ,Sig ' f5 f,'j . Ying.-WA V, -.. XV' 1 5 NIS . 1 1 l l . , , - 1 Andritsos Banach Bartnickl Bayer Berger Ameson Barrette Bartzen Beck Blok Bllllckl Hillman Andritsos, Leo James Classical Class officer 13 Sodality 1, 2, 3, 43 Acolyte 1. Arneson, Vern E. Sclentiflc Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Orchestra 2, 43 Sodality 1, 43 Cartoonists 1, 2. Banach, John J. Scientiflc Class Officer 13 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Track 43 Golf 43 Boosters 43 Sodality 1, 2, 3, 43 M.H. Club3 Sacristan 13 Acolyte 1. Barrette Eugene H. English B e' Band 43 Officerg Sodality 4. B 'WH ' Bartnicki, Leonard s. Latin English Bartzen, David C. Scientific Basketball 3. Bayer, James J. Classlcaj Physics Club 33 Aladdins 43 Kilmers 43 Flambeau Monthly 1, 33 Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4. Beck, Robert C. Englisl Boyle Berger, William C. Englisl Football 23 Sodality 1, 23 Spanish Club 3, 4. BWV' Bick, Kexmeth A. Englisl Sodality 1, 2, 43 Commercial Club 4. Bilicki, Raymond J. Englisl Sodality 1, 2, 3. Bittman, John E. Classica Golf 33 Aladdins 43 Kilmers 43 Websters 1, 2, 33 Flambeau Monthly 3, 43 Prep Players 23 Sodality 1, 2, 3, 43 Music Appreciation 2. B Boemer, Paul G. Scientifh 'owne Foorbaii 3, Track 3, 43 s.W.c.A. championg Sodality 43 M. H. Bmst Club 43 Great Books Club 4. Borowski, Wallace M. Englisl Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4. Boyce, James A. Englisl Track 43 Boxing 13 Hockey 23 Sodality 1, 2, 3, 43 Spanish Club 33 Acolyte 1, 23 Cartoonists 1, 2, 3, 43 Great Books Club 4. Brah, John F. Latin Englisl Choir 23 Boxing 1, 2, 3, 43 Sodality 1, 2, 3, 43 M. H. Club 4. Bum Browne, William G. Jr. Scientifii Acolyte 1, 2, 3, 4. Bufke Brust, Robert F. Latin Englisl Football 3, 43 Sodality 2, 3, 43 M. H. Club 4. Buhr, William F. Classics Class Officer 13 Football 23 Boxing 23 Flambeau Monthly 33 So- dality 1, 23 Acolyte 1, 2, 3, 4. Burke, Robert J. Englisl Football B, 3g Track 3, 43 Physics Club 33 M. H. Club 43 Acolyte 3. 4. Bushman Bushman, Gerald R. Classica Sodality 1, 3, 4. CH H '1'a cfrbamman, Stephen J. Jr. ClHSSiC8 Class Officer 1, 2, 33 Sodality 1, 2, 33 Acolyte 1, 2, 3, 43 M1SSl0I1 Club 33 Great Books Club 4. .5 ,flliil ,-.: .W : uA 5 Hill' Q- ' ',,'. r ' Q. SLg1lSlN:CEN7t-,of 5 5 -85 4. csmnm ,471 Ill I N, wounsnrul. 959' . , wisconsin ff Cullen Chess Dalelden Dempsey Dlttl Cannon Connell Dawson Desmond Dom-ette Drzyelmskl Cullen, Raymond L. Classical pup,-0 Class Officer 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Track 1, 2, 45 Boxing 15 Flambeau Monthly 45 Sodality 1, 2, 3, 45 M. H. Club. Cannon, Robert W. Scientific Basketball 45 Prep Players 2, 35 Sodality 1, 2, 3, 45 Acolyte 1, 2, 3, 45 Cheerleader 1, 2. Chess, Joseph J. English Connell, William J. Classical Class Officer 1, 2, 3, 4, Webster 3, 4, Flambeau Monthly 3, 4, Flambeau Annual 45 Boosters 4, officer5 Prep Players 2, 3, 45 Dmkkwlm Sodality 1, 2, 3, 45 Acolyte 1, 2, 3, 45 Mission Club 3. Daleilden, Francis P. Classical Class Officer 1, 45 Football 3, 45 Boxing 3, 45 Sodality 1, 2, 3, 45 1 M. H. Club 3, 45 Acolyte 1, 2, 3, 4. f 1 Dawson, Walter M. Latin English Dempsey, John M. English Football 15 Golf 1, 2, 3, 45 Boxing 15 Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4. Desmond, Humphrey S. English Felske Basketball 1, 25 Track 1, 2, 3, 45 Physics Club 3, Aladdins 45 Kil- mers 45 Flambeau Monthly 45 Sodality 1 2, 3, 45 Spanish Club 3. pmmg Dlttl, Alfred J. English Football 1, 25 Boxing 35 Sodality 1, 2, 3, 45 Spanish Club 4. Doucette, Thomas I. English I Class Officer 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 35 Sodality 1, 2, 3. Drzyclmskl, Eugene F. English Class Officer 15 Aladdins 45 Prep Players 2, 45 Sodality 4. Duero, Robert C. Classical Aladdins 45 Kilmers, officer 45 Flambeau Monthly 35 Sodality 3, 4. l-'easier Dunn, James P. Jr. Classical Band 1, 2, 3, 45 orchestra 4, Aiaddins 4, Kilmers 4, Flambeau F i ' Monthly 2, 35 Sodality 1, 2, 3, 45 Acolyte 15 Radio Workshop 3. Dutkiewlcz, Eugene M. Classical Prep Players 2, 35 Stage Manager 45 Sodality 1, 2, 3, 45 Mission Club 35 Cathechetical Guild 4. ' Felske, Jerome J. Classical Class Officer 15 Fencing 25 Physics Club 35 Sodality 1, 2, 3, 45 Sacristan 3, 45 Acolyte 1, 2, 3, 45 Mission Club 3. Fennlg, Richard T. I . Latin English Fmgemld Class Ifficer 15 Aladdins 45 Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4. Fessler, Harvey L. English Fahey Sodality 1, 2, 35 Commercial Club 4. Fischer, Phlllp C. Classical Class Officer 15 Hockey 2, 35 Physics Club 35 Flambeau Monthly 3, 45 l editor5 Flambeau Annual 45 Prep Players 2, 4. Fitzgerald, Robert J. Classical Football 15 Physics Club 35 Aladdins 45 Sodality 1, 2, 3, 45 Acolyte 1. Fohey, George G. English Foley, William J. English Class Officer 1, 2, 3, 45 Football 1, 45 Basketball 15 Boosters 45 l 0 'Y Sodality 1, 2, 3, 45 M. H. Club 45 Senior Class President. Fmimcks Frederick, Jerome A. Scientific Class Officer 1, 2, 35 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Track 1, 2, 45 Golf 45 Sodality 1, 2, 3, 45 M. H. Club 3, 45 Mission Club 3. . . l oi -:HE S1596 Q 2 3 5 ' Q13 g :sums G AT A I qrpii- f:!e-- . ' ' v Sig ?a,1if wu '-F 4' -3 ' .5 I N '. + W A! .g.u b 'T YH' vii x:r.x.i1-5' 1 :., . ...,,... :,ZA 32- 'ff AV'-- E3Z6:.:: - 1: K Hayes Holm-n Hessburg Hoelllng Hollensteln Homak Hosch Howard Isaacson .Inch Jackson J an-kels ,ml 3 ... i 9 We lf s Uk it 55255255 . Q si -Q5 .. mg -4, pm :iw 1 ai ix, sf 4 K ' 5 E , X mai Q N 4, M-fir Gesell Gill I :-. fits: 5 a ,Wa .oo- . W N...--.... .... ,W , -gg ., K jr .M g . . .5 , , 5 -is my I, 45 . .x.. .4 . it it l eoo o,,- 5 , . Z Q ? K .. . .. .. . gf? 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English Class Officer 1, 2, 3, 45 Football 15 Track 15 Websters 2, 3, 45 Boosters, officer 45 Prep Players 2, 3, 45 Sodality 1, 2, 3, 45 officer 35 Great Books Club 45 Elocution, 1st place 25 Oration, 1st place 4. Hayes, Jude R. Classical Choir 2, 3, 45 Prep Players 25 Cartoonists 35 Radio Workshop 3. Heinen, Harvey J. Scientific Class Officer 1, 25 Football 3, 45 Basketball 25 Hockey 15 Sodality 1, 2, 3, 45 M. H. Club 3, 45 Acolyte 1, 2. Hessburg, Philip C. English Class Officer 1, 3, 45 Choir 1, 2, 3, 45 Hockey 1, 2, 35 Aladdins 45 Kilmers 45 Websters 1, 25 Flambeau Monthly 35 Flambeau Annual 45 Boosters 45 Sodality 1, 2, 3, 45 Acolyte 1, 2, 3, 4. Hoefling, Thomas J. Latin English Class Officer 2, 45 Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 2, 3, 45 Track 45 Stamp Club 3, 45 Boosters 45 Sodality 1, 2, 3, 45 officer 3, 45 M. H. Club 3, 45 Senior Class Vice President. Hollenstein, Jerome A. English Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Track 3, 45 Golf 35 Sodality 1, 2. Hornak, John J. English Class Officer 1, 2, 3, 45 Football 15 Prep Players 45 Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4. Hosch, John J. Scientific Class Officer 15 Boxing 2, 3, 45 Sodality 1, 25 Great Books Club 4. Howard, Timothy J. Classical Class Officer 1, 25 Boxing 15 Aladdins 3, 45 Kilmers 3, 45 Websters 1, 2, 3, 45 Boosters 45 Prep Players 2, 3, 45 Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4. Isaacson, Carl W. Classical Basketball manager 3, 45 Kilmers 45 Boosters 45 Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4. Jach, Daniel P. SCi9Htlf1C Class Officer 2, 35 Football 25 Basketball 2, 3, 45 Physics Club 3, 4, officer 35 Sodality 1, 2, 3, 45 Spanish Club 45 M. H. Club 4. Jackson, Ernest J. Classical Class Officer 1, 25 Football 1, 2, 35 Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4. Jaekels, Michael T. Classical Class Officer 25 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 All-Conference 3, 45 Track 1, 2, 3, 45 Flambeau Monthly 45 Sodality 1, 2, 3, 45 M. H. Club 2, 3, 4. 'S -1 .. -g s nz, ' Jaroch Kucznmrek Kestly Klar Koth Jnhannsen Kenney Kirby Konlckv Kowulnkf' Iaroch John R. Scientific Class Officer 1, 2, 3, 45 Football 15 Basketball 2, 3, 45 Golf 3, 45 Physics Club 3, 45 Sodality 45 M. H. Club 3, 45 Great Books Club 4. lohannsen, Walter J. Classical Physics Club 35 Stamp Club 35 Flambeau Monthly 45 Boosters 45 Sodality 1, 2, 3, 45 Acolyte 45 Library 2, 3, 4, Kaczmarek, Daniel F. English Kenney, Lawrence M. Scientific Track 1, 2, 3: Boxing 15 Sodality 1, 2, 3, 45 Commercial Club 4. Kestly, Thomas J. C18SSiC8l Class Officer 2, 3, 45 Football 3, 45 Basketball 3, 45 Golf 15 Physics Club 35 Boosters 45 Sodality 1, 2, 3, 45 M. H. Club 45 Acolyte 3, 4. Kirby, Robert G. Latin English Class Officer 2, 35 Hockey 2, 35 Aladdins 4, officer5 Prep Players 2, 35 Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4. Klar William R. Scientific Sodality 1, 45 Commercial Club 4. Konlcke, Thomas J. Scientific Class Officer 1, 25 Choir 2, 35 Basketball 3, 45 Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4. Koth, Arthur R. Classical Sodality 1, 2, 3, 45 Mission Club 35 Physics Club 3, 45 Flambeau Monthly 1, 25 Class Officer 1, 25 Great Books Club 4. Kowalske, Raymond A. Latin English Kozina, Thomas Classical Football 35 Golf 45 Sodality 1, 2, 35 Acolyte 2. Kraus, Robert F. Classical Class Officer 2, 3, 45 Football 3, 45 Track 45 Websters 1, 2, 3, 45 3rd place W.C.S.L. Oratory Contest 35 Elocution Winner 15 Flam- beau Monthly 1, 2, 3, 45 Sodality 1, 2, 3, 45 M. H. Club 4. Krebs, Richard A. Scientific Class Officer 45 Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 25 Track 45 Sodality 3, 45 M. H. Club, officer 45 Acolyte 3, 45 Mission Club 4. iremhs, Richard J. Scientific Football 35 Track 45 Sodality 1, 2, 3, 45 Mission Club 35 Vice Presi- dent C.S.M.C. 45 Cheerleader 45 Great Books Club 4. il'0PP, Gerald A. Latin English Football 25 Boxing 45 Hockey 25 Physics Club 3, 45 Aladdins 4. Krueger, Edward R. Latin Modern Language Class Officer 15 Track 35 Physics Club 35 Aladdins 45 Websters 1, 25 Prep Players 3, 45 Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4. Krumenafcher, Dona-ld P. English Hockey 2, 35 Sodality 1, 2, 35 Commercial Club 4. .awler, Th0nl8S J. Scientific Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Track 1, 45 Hockey 1, 2, 35 Sodality 1, 2, 35 M. H. Club 3, 45 Acolyte 2, 3. 108014, Paul G- Classical Football 25 Physics Club 3, 45 Flambeau Monthly 35 Sodality 1, 2, 3, 45 Great Books Club 45 Catechetical Guild 4. .e Brasseur, Ronald P. Scientific emanskl, Ronald J. Scientific Track 15 Physics Club 35 Sodality 1, 2, 3, 45 Acolyte 1, 2. eskvsek. Thomas F- Latin English Track 35 Aladdins 45 Sodality 2, 3, Qkisbz Q - Kozlna Kraus Krebs Krembs Kropp Krueger Krumenwcher Lawler Leack Le Brasseur Lemanskl Leskosek I -86? cas nm '15, X, wounenrul. 9 wisconsin V uni A ULU Qgsirrcsuy, I 41 559 IH 49 I :i15'i,Zi'?ff:s 'Z :ze 1 J, ' i' V .,.,. . Mi .,, .- ' f find' , f', , 1 R ig- -.W 3 .1 .. . 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H. Club 4. McMahon, Harry E. English Class Officer 2, 3, 43 Football 1, 3, 3 All-Conference 43 Track 3, 43 Fencing 2, 33 Stamp Club 3, 43 M. H. Club 3, 43 Acolyte 3, 4. MacKay, Charles R. Classical Class Officer 2, 43 Aladdins 4, officer3 Kilmers 43 Websters 1, 2, 3, officer 33 Flambeau Monthly 1, 23 Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, officer 2. Maliczak, Ralph A. Scientific Class Officer 1, 2, 3. Maloney, Francis J. English Class Officer 2, 33 Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Boxing 13 Sodality 1. Marasch, Joseph F. English Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Basketball 33 Track 43 M. H. Club 4. Mazanec James B. Scientific Football 2, 3, 43 Basketball 33 Track 43 M. H. Club 4. Merkel, Charles J. Latin Modern Language Class Officer 23 Choir 2, 33 Football Manager 3, 43 Hockey 33 Aladdins 43 Sodality 43 M. H. Club 4. Merz, Eugene F. Classical Class Officer 1, 2, 3, 43 Football 13 Aladdins 43 Websters 1, 2, 3, 43 1st place Wisconsin State Catholic Oratory Contest 33 Flambeau Monthly 1, 2, 3, 43 Editor 3, 43 Flambeau Annual 43 Boosters 43 officer 43 Sodality 1, 2, 3, 43 prefect 43 officer 1, 2, 3, 43 Kilmers 4. Meyer, Thomas 0. Scientific Track 33 Boxing 1, 23 Acolyte 1, 23 Cartoonists 1, 2. Meyers, Howard L. Classical Physics Club 33 Sodality 2, 3. Mier, Henry E. English Football 1, 23 Physics Club 3, 43 Sodality 1, 43 Spanish Club 4. Miller, James B. English Football 2, 33 Boxing 43 Aladdins 43 Flambeau Monthly 1, 2, 3, 43 Sodality 23 Commercial Club 43 Sacristan 3, 43 Acolyte 1, 2. Millietbe, Thomas R. Scientific Mueller, Robert T. Latin English Hockey 23 Physics Club 3, 43 Flambeau Monthly 13 Sodality 1, 2, 3, 43 Acolyte 1, 2, 3, 4. Mueller, Glen R. Latin English Class Officer 23 Sodality 1, 2, 3, 43 Acolyte 1, 2, 3, 43 Mission Club 1. Mullaney, Richard R. 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S3-50145, Gerald L- Classical Class Officer 25 Flambeau Monthly 3, 45 Sodality 1, 25 Mission Schoshlnski Club 3. Schuh, Salfer, Richard R. Latin English Aladdins 45 Kilmers 45 Sodality 1, 2, 3, 45 Acolyte 1, 25 Cartoon- ists 1. Sauter, Robert J. Scientific Class Officer 2, 3, 45 Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Track 3, 45 Boxing 1, 2, 3, 45 Sodality 1, 2, 45 M. H. Club 2, 3, 45 Senior Class Officer. Schauz, John J. Classical Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Great Books Club 4. Schumacher Schelble, Edward W. Classical Class Officer 1, 2, 35 Track 15 Aladdins 45 Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4. S ' Schiek, William J. scientific Kilmers 45 Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4. Schmitz, John G. Classical Class Officer 25 Band 1, 25 Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 45 Football 2, man- ager5 Boxing 2, 3, 45 Sodality 1, 2, 3, 45 M. H. Club 45 Acolyte 1, 2, 45 Cartoonists 1, 2, 45 Great Books Club 4. Schneeberger, Leonard J. English Class Officer 1, 2, 3, 45 Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Boxing 15 Sodality 1, Seng 2, 35 M. H. Club 45 Senior Class Officer. Shakur Schneider, William J. Classical Sodality 1, 2, 3, 45 Mission Club 3. Schoshinski, William 0. Scientific Boxing 15 Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4. Schultz, Raymond E. English Football 1, 2, 35 Track 45 Golf 45 Boxing 15 Sodality 1, 2, 3. Schumacher, John E. Classical Physics Club 3, 45 Aladdins 45 Sodality 3, 4. Seidenstricker, Kenneth C. Classical Smith Choir 2, 3, 45 Track 2, 45 Aladdins 45 Kilmers 45 Websters 1, 25 Flambeau Monthly 3, 45 Sodality 1, 2, 3, 45 Acolyte 1, 2, 3, 4. Smith Seng, Joseph F, Classical Class Officer 35 Fencing 35 Flambeau Monthly 1 2, 3, 45 Editor 2, 3, 45 Flambeau Annual 4, editor5 Boosters 45 Prep Players 2, 3, 45 Sodality 1, 2, 3, 45 Acolyte 1, 45 Mission Club 3. Smith, Raymond J. Classical Class Officer 25 Choir 2, 45 Track 2, 35 Aladdins 45 Kilmers 45 Websters 45 Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4. Smith, Raymond J. Classical Choir 2, 35 Aladdins 45 Kilmers 45 Flambeau Monthly 3, 45 Flam- Snyde' beau Annual 45 Sodality 1, 2, 3, 45 Music Appreciation 3. Spilker Snyder, Clement H., Jr. English Spilker, James W. Scientific Sodality 1, 2. sf, X Smnslzewskl Shawl:-ki Stenger Stone Slllllvllll Stark Stell Stephan Strlek Swldllk Stanlszewski, Stanley A. Classical Physics Club 35 Sodality 1. Stark, Donald F. Classical Fencing 35 Physics Club 35 Aladdins 45 Websters 1, 25 Stamp Club 35 Flambeau Monthly 2, 3, 45 Editor 45 Flambeau Annual 45 Prep Players 2, 45 Sodality 1, 2, 3, 45 Acolyte 1, 2, 3, 4. Stawlcki, Thaddeus C. Classical Physics Club 35 Sodality 1, 25 Acolyte 1. Stell, Jerome J. Eflglish Commercial Club 45 Spanish Club 3, 45 Sodality 1. Stenger, John P. English Websters 25 Sodality 1, 25 Commercial Club 4. Stephan, Roger C. English Stone, William G. English Football 2, 35 Track 1, 25 Hockey 25 Prep Players 2, 3, 4. Strick, Jerome M. Scientific Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 35 Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4. Sullivan, James L. English Orchestra 1, 25 Football 3, 45 Basketball 25 Aladdins 45 Kilmers 45 Sodality 1, 2, 3, 45 M. H. Club 4. Swletllk, John M. Classical Football 45 Aladdins 3, 45 Kilmers 45 Websters 1, 2, 3, 45 Officer WSCL Debate 4. American Legion 4th District and State regional winner 3, 45 2nd place M. H. Club 45 lst place WCSL or. decl. 25 2nd place NFL oratory 3, 45 Tadych, Jerome A. English Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 35 Sodality 1, 2, 3, 45 M. H. Club 4. Taft, Russell J. Latin English Kilmers 45 Sodality 1, 2, 3, 45 Cartoonists 3, 4. Taylor, William R. Scientiiic Track 2, 35 Websters 15 Stamp Club 35 Flambeau Monthly 2. Theis, Peter G. Classical Physics Club 3, 45 Aladdins 45 Flambeau Monthly 2, 3, 4, editor 3, 45 Flambeau Annual 4, editor5 Boosters 45 Prep Players 2. Tierney, William H. Latin Modern Language Football 2, 3, 35 Class Officer 25 Basketball 35 Physics Club 35 Aladdins 45 Kilmers 45 Boosters 45 Sodality 2, 3, 45 M. H. Club 4. Treacy, John P. Latin English Class Officer 45 Football 2, 35 Physics Club 35 Aladdins 4, officer5 Sodality 2, 3, 45 Acolyte 2, 3, 4. Van Dyck, Wlllam F. Latin Modern Language Class Officer 2, 35 Football 3, 45 Basketball 35 Track 35 Sodality 1, 2, 3, 45 M. H. Club 45 Acolyte 1, 2, 3, 4. Walczak, Joseph J. Classical Class Officer 1, 25 Boxing 2, 35 Physics Club 35 Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4. Waldoch, Norbert P. Jr. Classical Physics Club 3, 45 Aladdins 45 Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4. Walsh, Thomas P. Scientific Wambach, Theodore J. Scientific Boxing 1, 25 Sodality 1, 2. Weber, Thomas M. English Boxing 15 Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4. Tadych Taft Taylor Thels Tierney Treacy Van Dyck Walczak Waldoch Walsh Wambach Weber ceizanm ,Q , wonnsnrul. 'B' wlscouslu V flllll ,Hill 1 , mnsiu? csNr,,, I fxlxst 4 X IH 49 f fl .2 f 4 E 4 V he is Q , .. x fr 1848 1tlE 81347.60 dy m e .. 1933. Qfffzgsii-L'-Qi ' fifrffff- ' Y 9 A fo W . , Figs A s E 'P ' . x . 2 5 K flying: Q ' S, 1 ' . 0 l . JSE! Z . .. 1111.17 ,lu . 'lk I , Zi? 1948 'f Q N' 2' X Q . . aw: , i Y it X ii SSE . . 'Q 31: ,,-:- :', 5 i ' S i Weldlg Wendelbergr Westley Wolf Wuerl Welch Wendell Williamsen Walter Zauner Weis Werner Wisnlewski Woulfe Zelger Weidig, John S. Scientific Football 2, 3, 4, Kilmers 4, Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4. Weis, Thomas Classical Band 1, 2,5 Orchestra 1, 2, 43 Choir 1, 2, 43 Track 25 Boxing 2, Aladdins 4, Sodality 1, 2, 45 Acolyte 2, 4. Welch, James D. Scientific Sodality 1, 2, 3. Wendelberger, Charles S. Scientific Basketball 1. Wendell, Thomas C. Latin English Basketball 1, manager, Track 1, 2, Flambeau Monthly 1, 2, 3, 43 Sodality 1, 2, 3, 43 Physics Club 3, Aladdins 43 Kilmers 4. Werner, Robert L. Classical Class Officer 1, 45 Football 1, 3, 45 Sodality 45 M. H. Club 43 Acolyte 1, 4. Westley, David J. Scientific Aladdins 4, Sodality 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 3, 43 Acolyte 2. Williamson, John C. Scientific Sodality 1, 23 Acolyte 1, 2. Wisniewski, Thaddeus L. Classical Basketball 35 Sodality 1, 2, Acolyte 2, 33 Mission Club 4. Wolf, Thomas F. Scientific Band 1, 2, 3, Orchestra 2, Basketball 23 Physics Club 3, Sodality 1, 2, 3, 43 Acolyte 1, 45 Mission Club 3. Wolter, Thomas H. Classical Band 2, 35 Football 2, 3, 4g Track 2, Sodality 1, 23 M. H. Club 4. Woulfe, Robert E. Scientific Sodality 1, 2, 3. Wuerl, Joseph A. English Basketball 1, manager, Flambeau Monthly 3, 49 Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 4, Acolyte 1, 45 Mission Club 3. Zauner, Joseph A. Scientific Cartoonists 1. Zeiger, Thomas J. Classical Band 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 3. 45 Sodality 1. Hmmm Zamfeme mum! One of the most interesting activities in school is the editing of the yearbook. At the same time it is painstaking and demanding work, and sacrifices must be made so that deadlines may be met. Countless details enter into the workg pages must be planned and re-planned, pictures must be taken and prepared for the engravers, copy must be written, cuts must be arranged, and always-w money must be raised. This year's staff was headed by joseph Seng and Peter Theis as co-editors, and Raymond Smith as business manager. Seng also acted as chief photographer for the annual. Mr. Clarence QZipJ Zipter watches with experienced eye as Mr Cooke ' ' l 'l. The cocditois Seng extreme left checks page proofs for the annua and Theis await the verdict on their labors l i FR. R. FORREY, SJ. Director of Publications The staff: fSCi1lCLl, Stark, Perry, Merz, and Hessburgg fstandingj Connell, and ' t l a s as calm Fischer. Wimrk was no aw y and orderly as this picture might seem to indicate. Above, the 19-1 staff, QSL-atedj Fischer, Merz, Mr. Cooke. Seng, editor-in-vchief, and Theis. 1Standingj Stark and Connell. At the right, the 10,18 staff. lSeatedl Hart, editor-in-chief, Mr. Ginstcrbluln, Cowdin, l'n'odzeller. lStandingj Kosidowslti and Gad' zilxowslii. The Plambeau photogra- phers ply their trade. D. Zagorske is adjusting the enlarger, while P. Mc- Kenna develops one of the prints for the en- gravers. Flamlweau xxriters. lS1'.1tedj Adlam. Murphy, Dolan, Harden, Harring.:ton, Steinel, XXlL'l1SIL'I'. Durnin, tSt.liulingj l.of', Desmond, Nellen, Strefl, Sanford, Miller, 5 Gingrass. ,lat-lwls, Schutz, Anderson, Peck, and R. Nellen. Za This year's Flambeau Month- ly again achieved the All- Americann citation awarded by the National Scholastic Press Association. This markes the seventeenth consecutive year in which the honor has been con- ferred upon the newspaper. In accordance with a yearly custom, the senior editorial staff was relieved of its month- ly duties by junior staff mem- bers. At that time joseph Seng, editor-in-chief, was succeeded by Robert Hartg Peter Theis, associate editor, by Gilbert Gadzikowslcig Philip Fischer, editorial editor, by Stanley Ko- sidowskig Eugene Merz, sports editor, by Hugh Cowding and Don Stark, dawn page editor, by Patrick Brigden. 'hc-se amateur switchboard operators shown here with Mr. Day control the ommunications of the school. Those standing are: kl. Gesell, T. Meyer, NW. iroxvne, KI, lierger. The two seated are lf. Dutliiexvicz and VV. Dawson. At the ight, Mr, Day is shown settling some ditticulty of a student. Could it bc hi ! hird hymn book 'l t,f'. S v'i M' Office ,4!addaw To have the ability to fluently express one's opinion on any oc- casion gives a man a definite ad- vantage in life. lfluency is an Aladdin's lamp making dreams come true. lfluency is the objec- tive aimed at in the Aladdin Speech Society which is under the guidance of lir. Clorcoran, The club gives all interested upper classmen an opportunity to prac- tice public speaking and to receive constructive criticism ot' their ef' forts. 6 am The most publicizing, yet per- haps least publicized, crew in the school are the dungeon-dwelling Cartoonists. Throughout the en- tire year this small but etlicient group of artists never fails to keep the bulletin boards blanketed with colorful posters calling at- tention to anything and everyl thing of interest to Marquetters f- sports, dances, sodality activi- ties, Prep Player productions, et ad inlinitum. This is an oppor- tunity to thank the brush and palette wielderswand their inod- erator, Mr. lfglsaer, for a inlw uirlll ilnnll 'I F' L gf-5 V 1, wx Q n 5 my 1. ' ,ix A, if? , K W., '5I f'IfT'Tf'13 I Q- - 53 r5?2 !5 5E 'U P . X f 5 Mg, W? 'NIP' W glfw RG! 'xg' '41 iw- W V' H3610 w . j Mmquerre Sodaligfs Mk aZrJz'qaf0m1dq mr Sodalists enter- the orphans fund ,selvesj at the an- Christmas party t. Aemilia1n's Or- nge. i , . ,lv . I' 6 P1111 in the Ml RV C- , - mvsnlmif at the Cm 1 ' Wcml, l' r e sh m .1 n Sotlalists Sclientlt, Kliehhan, .intl scher li n c e l lu-fore OL l ltly s M13 im ' Sllls ', xxx i 1.. NY- Cm xkc Htwlllng' and Dulkl cwlCl. Sr-ul ul' Sllklllllw . .. l nlllCCl'5' ln lc uituhfn' ll Et Persevering Catholic Action is practical by the catechists who teach each Sunday morning at St. I-lelen's school. ln the upper picture P. Leack teaches his charges, while the middle pic- ture shows W. johannsen with his class. Also shown in both these pictures is Mr. Spanlcow- ski, an alumnus ot' Marquette High, who is in charge of the Sunday school, ln the lower picture AI. Atlamkiewicz explains the details of a miniature altar. ?zw za Highlights of a most successful Prep Players year were the production of The Magnificent Yankee and the inauguration of an annual Play Festival. The Prep Players were host, November 28-30, to a new dramatic feature of the archdiocese, a yearly Play liestival. This festival is intended t0 promote Catholic Action by giving a group repre- sentation of the accomplishments of Catholic High School dramatists. liight schools were represnted, each presenting a one-act play. Marquette staged The Rising of the Moon, which the Players repeated at the Band concert several weeks later. This play took first place in the awards. Its stars, George I-lalaska and Williain Connell also received individual acclaim as the outstanding male actors. A larger audience than ever before in the his- tory of the Prep Players saw the spring production, The Magnificent Yankee. The play, with its subtle humor, was appreciated to the fullest by the adults who comprised the major part of the audi- ence. By far the greatest acting chores were carried by George Halasl-za as Oliver Wendell Holmes, and Miss Barbara Plant as his wife Fanny. Miss Plant, a graduate of Marquette University, turned in a performance that did much to enhance the production. Halaska made his final appear- George Halaska as justice Holmes ance, in a very ditficult role, the best of his career. The numerous small parts were capably handled. Responsibility for this year's success goes in large part to the director of the Prep Players, Mr. L. Schlenk, and the spiritual director, Pr. Luebke. Truly, this was a banner year for one of the school's most spirited and hardworking organi- zations. Fourth Row: Hornak, Brock, Schneider, McClain, Moore. Third Row: Fischer, Sanders, fiernhart, Peacock. lingelhardt, Day. Second Row: Behan, Horaitis, Kortsch, Lamers, Goeh, M. Seng, Krizek. Carpenter, Krueger. First Row: Stone, Plesnik, Dutkiewicz, Miss Plant, Halaska. Hart, Stark, Kidd. S ,K-V, . , f lfifiai f 13 'Q' fs? 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X A, -.. ki, l ' I X 1 X ' XX 5- XX K ' 1 Q hw , ff .- fr if 1 of I 4 , A , ., '-Q . , ,f , 4 :ay Xa Ev- 1' Sz' ' 4 :Rf 'V' 3 X :A i'?Fg ' is 1 r A M-f gf' W Q5 1 ,dai r fifdibwi xfiffkwl ' 735 .A 1535 Q I 4' , 0 425' X HW if 5 1 1 yff ., 4 F. .. rv M, in x Qi -X f. N I 55 , Q Q f if C M 0 gg.-.-.f.., v 1 1 Ax A-qs xl QP' 3? be 5 Q' ,Q 5 'f Q X ! .XFN SF dx A , ' HQ W 'Q-':r:rr1, liirst place in the St. Scholastica QChicagoj Invitational Forensic Tournament, second place in senior and freshman divisions of the W'isconsin Catholic debate tournament, third place in the sophomore division in debate, a first place and two second places out of five divisions in the N,lf.L. state forensic finals, and the same record in the state finals of the Catholic speech leaguef this is the record, in part, of this year's Webster Club. In addition, its members staged a mock Paris Peace Conference at the Marquette Univer- sity Law School. Students from seventeen Wis- consin and Chicago schools attended this congress. Wedazfm Websters participated in the Teen-age Time program on station WTMJ, and announced for the Sacred I-Ieart program over station WEMP. john Swietlik advanced to the regional finals in the American Legion Oratorical contestg three other Websters had reached district finals before being defeated. Added to this were many minor successes which made this year one of the most memorable in Webster history. the right are the winners in the N.F.l.. and W.Cl.S.l.. de- bate and forensic competition. fSeatedl H ow a r d , Kraus, S w i e t l i li , and Gramling. fStandingj Merz, Mr. Klock- er, and Gadzikowslti. the picture below T. Howard is shown at the microphone during the Teen Age program on Station WTMj. Swietlik stands at the left in the back- ground. Below are two or standing W e b s t c speakers. At the lc is Donald Grifli president of the clu The other speak: john Swietlil reached the region finals of the Ame can Legion Orato cal Contest for t second year, besid debating and placii high in oratorit contests througho the year. .E Q' ,Q XE sv Y Qzf X. 3: sf Q? 3 W x C? ll Q - El W ff Ni: -1155.-wa-4. f M W 37, if 3 Milf'-' :Q 'Q 575 9 .I 0 9k wi ' -Q' Q :if ws' N X k Wg? W N , ,M 60 ,x - ,uf ' .yo 1 p . V I , A ' ww, V J, we li wif A iii? 5 U M. A an ix pf I I Q , f w e ww had Sm ' 1 ,. ' .mi A is E ESS ,e, i ' n X A gx-Ne, N X. W R' kj gee., 'Q ,V 5 F' . A f ,Q ef V - Tl .wt I v ga--. 5 yur QW M.. S, M... ,gk ,- E X ' x Q H N H Q l w , .wgg r ' 'M 1 fin Q. ,ji -57.5 V2 Vim : 'M wif wwf? sv 1,1 2 N, Q, fa 2 A., is 'Q' W 5 W 4 L' 5. W 4: ' .i 4 Q: 'S PT 5 sf 453 . mmmumzwk A as w 4 1 - Q ,v 4 Q M xx A t fm x Sh WY W E by Y 2 Zkwew , I 1 4 .47 fyl, L V.: . ff fl . 5 czccdzfq '3 'RQ Q, Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Mr M1'. Mr Mr. Mr Mr. Mr Mr Mr Mr. R. Connell, S.J. 4 English, Sociology W. Connell, S.J. 4 English C. Corcoran, S.J. 4 English A. Evans, S.J.--English F. Fahey, S.J. 4 Chemistry R. Forrvy, S.J. 4 English, Religion B. Fraser, S.J. 4 Religion R. Jung, S.J. 4 Latin W. Luc-hke, S.J. 4 Physics E. Munhard, S.J.4-Latin, R ligion E. Monnig, S.J. f- Mathematic J. Pudhvrg, S.J.4Latin, R ligicn T. Shevhy, S.J.- -Latin, Engli: R, Sheridan, S.eI.?HiSt0l'y, R ligion V. Ward, S.J. 4 Latin, Religif A. Brenner, S.J. 4 English B. Cooke, S.J.-4 Latin, Greek J. 0'Connor, S J. -4 History W. Dufh-y, S.J. 4- English, Speech H. Eglsaer, S.J. 4 Latin J. Ginstvrhlum, S.J. -V Latin English E. Ki-lly, S..l.4 Latin, Speec H. Klocker, SJ. 4Latin, Gre A. Rochel, S.J. Physics T. Thro, S.J.--Latin, Matl matics A scene twenty-hve years old-eager faces and raised hands as Mr. Fountain unfolds the intricacies of algebra. Mr. P. Callen -- History Mr. J. Fountain - Mathematics Mr. VV. Geisheker - History Mr. VY. Jordan- Spanish Mr. I. Kraimoris - Mathematics, French Mr. L. Lt-Mieux - Chemistry Mr. F. Mattingly - Mathematics Mr. J. McGee A English Mr. J. McGrath - Mathematics Mr. L. Schlenk - German, Speech Mr. J. Schmitz - Commercial Mr. W. Tremhley - History Modern buildings, well-written books, and active organizations all help to make a good school. But a school is only as good as its teachers. At Marquette, while Jesuit teachers predominate, the lay teachers form a very valuable and faithful group whose influence for good cannot be measured. This year, in dedicating the annual to Mr. john Foun- tain, we have wished to pay a tribute to Marquettes non-Jesuit teachers. For twenty-five years, Mr. Fountain has been teaching the stu- dents of Marquette. For those twenty-five years he has been not only an instructor, he has been a model of Catholic manliness for thousands of young Catholic men who knew him. He has grown to be a familiar figure teaching mathematics, directing the singing in chapel, managing the annual grade school tournament. ln his case this familiarity has not bred contempt as it is traditionally said to dog rather, it has only served to increase the respect and ad- miration which is felt by his students and fellow teachers. Q 1115 S rc ,gf i mb e +0 I 'Y 1 A , f Qkglz wfffzl figif, 4 'I-221 '51 ni O Q0 In R. fag Q all iIE.'i1ES fi 5 , ' ,sll ' . ' t r lTqX1?f:i.?'LA-Ll, gp? 'jS., a V 'pf' I Of great interest to all Marquetters are this year's juniors, for they will be the pace-setters of next year. And so we look back upon their activities of the year just completed as an indication of what we can expect from them in days to come. Football was probably the first active sign of junior spirit. Capably managing positions on the varsity squad were Bob Frantz, Mike McGuire, Bill Bittman, and Ted Nord. Acutely aware of the consistent per- formances turned in by this group, we can only look forward hopefully to see them as the backbone of a championship team. Juniors were also instrumental in making this year a very successful one for the Websters. Gilbert Gadzikowski, a member of our second in the state debating team, Stan Kosidowski, Bert Beihoff, and Patrick C. Lofy, P. Willems, A. Janka, R. Wlirlley, H. Sommer, M. Sweet, T. MCI-Iale R. Schmitz, R. Hart, R. Krause, W. Benes, J. Kelly D. Miller, R. Patterson, S. Wllite, P. Connolly C. Szaj, K. Pahule, S. Kosidowski, J. Plesnik, G. Sanford, J. Lesch P. Kot, P. Esscr, J. Tallmadge, E. Czarnecki, R. Ferry A. Kowalski, G. Gadzikowski, H, Cowdin, P. Brigden, J. Felske Class 3 A Brigden made commendable showings at speech meets throughout the season of N.F.L. and Wisconsin Speech League competition. The Flambeau Monthly boasts a topnotch staff, composed of an energetic crew of juniors led by Robert Hart, editor-in-chief. They should be able to put out an excellent yearbook next year, if they keep up their quality of journalistic work. In basketball it is hardly necessary to mention the stellar play of juniors Chuck Lofy, Ted Nord, and Dick Lucas on the varsity, and of Ed Czarnecki and other up-and-coming members of the BH team. Besides the activities already mentioned, the juniors hold a pre- dominant majority in the band. The other organizations throughout the school, from the Sodality of Our Lady to the track team, have not found junior enthusiasm lacking. Next year's seniors can be expected to follow the praiseworthy pattern they have set as juniors. sm CENT, I czrsanm 'of 1 WUNDERFUL 'FP wisconsin 0 fra Jill' ol' Q59 41 e H- be il T. McCotter, 1. Verfurth, F. Kosednar, S. Zaffiro, J. Tutaj, F. Dominguez P. Rozga, N. Fischer, A. Brett, L. Schipper, T. Neacy, T. Nord, K. Dretzka R. Fleissner, j. Kolo. -I. Smrz, J. Celoni Class 3-B J. Wculter. R. Chybowski. V. Sawallick, R. Borchardt, R. Finley, R. Fleissner J. Brodzeller, J. Kamps, G. Radler, R. Lucas, M. McNamara, A. Wzllscli R. Schultheis, E. Schrang, J. Daleiden, -I. Abbanat .F 4 J. J. D. J. R. R. Class 3-C Brock R. Tomczek, R. Stoddart, J. Bonlc M. Jakus, W. Hanneman, T. Becker Bross, S. McLain, T. Wanta, R. Kustei G. Hoerres, J. Reback Burbach, T. Boland, D. Shannon, P Romano Chess, J. Sesolak, J. Rinzel, R. Wheelihar G. Byron, D. Biwer, B. Beihoff Doberneck, C. Cobeen, L. Szedzieski, F Moore, A. Beuth, C. lngwersen Mich, L. Sly, W. Volkmann, T. Rozu malski Class 3-D D. Zagorske, R. Schmid, J. Wick, M. Gly J. P. zewski, K. Miller, W. Hake Hart, J. Walker, J. Banachowicz, J. Kolle T. LeMieux, R. Steffes, T. Doherty Casey, J. Kronsnoble, J. Devine, J. Herbc H. Kramschuster, T. Feeley, J. Schiltz, l McCormack, R. Finnegan, D. Haig M. McGuire, J. Edwards, R. Tehan, V L. Hagerty, D. Hannam, D. Desmond McKeehan, A. Francione, K. Kortsch, ' Howard Class 3-E Galles, C. Mazurek, J. Ehlenback, J. Hinkes, J. Rickert, J. Nagl . Patin, S. Giaimo, J. Morgan, C. Czapin- ski, J. Walter I. Slater, J. Murphy, F. Brunner, R. Passage . Olney, N. Arnold, W. Coyle, F. Duden- hoeffer, J. Patek, J. McVey l. Roughen, M. Sporer, J. Love, J. Karius, R. Beecher P. Swain, E. Treclcer, P. Clark, R. Oliver Class 3-F . Luettgen, T. Enright, R. Bucher, C. Lins- kens, J. Saladin, E. Martineau 7. Bittman, R. Frantz, R. Witkowiak, D. Horaitis, R. Chapelle, J. Crowley . Corcoran, R. Nell, R. Retzer, C. Schim- mel, H. Wolfe . Neterval, R. Weber. R. Lebesch, T. Volz, R. Karius, J. Carpenter, D. Wright Roehl, R. McClain, R. Lubbers, J. Jans- sen, T. Haupt, R. Reuteler '. Knippel, D. Schroer, J. Jaeger, R. Story by Q rm-: sqre ' 7045 .,, mf e a lgllglvl 4 Wlv X rm!!! 'F?' 09 G 41' If 150 A. 412.-eu- sv, - 0 H' ,, r., f er'-Ei 'E-in sg, 'bb l 9 NISNO Remaining as yet in the background, but contributing a great deal to all school activities by their interest and cooperation, that has been the pant of the freshmen and sophomores this past year. A few were fortunate ot play on the basketball or football teams, others played their part in publishing the Flam- beau, or producing The Magnificent Yankee, or in the band, or in winning trophies for the school in the Webster Club. Most, however, did their bit towards making this year successful by backing school activities in an un- noticed way. To them we all owe thanks. R. Gingrass, P. Salditt, F. Wittak, N. Johnson, D. Bernhart, R. Oswald, K. Wilson D. Baumgart, A. Gellings, J. Harden, G. Ziehert, W. Schutz, A. Kosmider J. Coffey, W. VanDyck, D. Kenney, R. Dolezal Class Z-A F. Wellstein, D. Wilde, J. Kalista, P. Burns, P. Mayer, W. Treacy, J. Harrington J. McRrae, W. Mullins, T. Dolan, R. Nellen, J. Balon J. Steinel, W. Schwartz, G. Webstei', D. Bertzyk Class Z-B . O'Bricn, D. Chmurski, bl. Doyle, W, Friilr, J. Meinlwlz, P. l.ali'scl1cicl '. Gcngler, W. Schneider, J. Huff, R. Schnei- der, J. Peacock, T. Hurry, M. Garry .. Kainps, T. Glynn, I.. Stcmpcr, T. Wcigele .. Bllfkllillllf, P. Mglycr. J. S.1ttlcr, D. Kolws, R. Gcblmrdt, R. Fink .. Witusllck, D. Huyvr, B. Holmes, D. Chrzun, J. Koller, D. Biinliolzcr, T. Krizck '. Kutchcm, T. WL-clcincycr, P. Glynn, C. Martens Class Z-C V. Kidd, R. Bielvfclcl, R. Nec, T. Sanders, C. Schulgcn, W. Puvlic, K. Huelsler P. Poggcman, R. Goldman, R. Acllam, W. SCllllll1illitfl', F. Pnlcn, J. Engcllmrnlt Wixrgin, J. Sclilncgcl. J. Swictlik, F Rzmiszewski . Ciisciuiv, R. Briuly, xl. Sullivan, T. Marx W. Launcrs, j. Arliimkicwicz, J. Fizel, L Wolilitz Q McCurnmck, R. Schulte. I.. Anderson, R Streff, A. Maruszcwski, N. Sniylcacz . Ncnclcn, M. Seng, T, Brennan, T. Kelly Class 2-D R. Hutton, W. Inda, E. Stefaniak, J. O'I.eary, J. Stransky, J, Correo E. Wabiszewski, P. Ceranuwski, J. Dalton F. Seng, J. Durnin, A. Krajna R. Pelczynsl-ci, J. Dretzka, R. Siepmann, J Steffes, R. I-Iolzhaucr T. Hayes, W. Lauh, N. Wegmann, F. Ter rien, J. Lyons, J. Beck T. Harding, G. Lombardi, J. Barrett, K Tehan, J. Bieser, W. Pledl J. Scherwenka, T. Mertz, G. Schimmel, T Brock Class 2-E D. Schmidt, F. Siegrist, R. Stiglitz, F. Keller D. Sullivan, P. Coleman, J. Corroo J. Fons, R. Bickel, R. Juerres, R. Smith, R Zihulski F. Cary, R. LaDue. F. Havas, A. Dretzka T. Lewandowski, T. Grieh, F. Pabst, J Pillar, T. Williams, R. Prasser C. Wittbrot, T. Brennan, G. Ruetz, R Whalen, J. Verfurth L. Kazmierczak, R. Duffey, R. McCabe, T Dwyer Class Z-F . Olvcrbrcckling, A. Lutnnu, H. Cisler, F Gcllcrup, P. Fcrri . DL-Slmaxzr-r, R. Bmlmln, R. Howard, G Sulfur, j. Stmlnlal . Byrncs, VI. -Iguncs, KI. Byrnes llcnncit, M. Ciszcwski, R. Grimmer, D Clmrlcvuix, T. Harringtnn . Durnaclicr, G. Mnurc, P. Murphy, T SL-lmsrirm, PiL'tl'owi41li, Nurulluh . Dnluy, R. W.1Llrln-ll. FI. Prxxdjinski Class Z-G Tmnusik, R. V1lIlHllllICI1, P. Jennings, R Ruitcr Trinlin, lf. Sclllnsscr, C. Dglhlbcrg Zcllxofcr. T. Pctryknwski. C. Stehling Kuchl, R. Hunscrlcr, l.. Day, T. Slattery Bauer, T, klnroclx, j. Grimm Korn, T. Burrows W Class 1-A . Treacy, W. Voss, J. Schmidt, C. Shield R. Mertz. B. Hnffmeistcr, W. Iindisch J, Bcndcl, T. Fwens, J. Cibulku, D. Nucluizf T. Mucllci', H. Grove R. Reimer, C. Qucsncll, R. Mzltzuk, J. Scncc R, Gottschailk. R. Swain, J. Zielnzmn, l Lukcs, C, Millmim, J. Haig, T. Abrurnnfsl J. Walker. L. Lemnnski, J. Walldnch, S. Polsl R. Huber, J. Glnsl J. Ccrlctty, R, Guhl, W. Biinncn, . Ansicr Class 1-B W, Pollard, J. Klicblmn, J. Barry, J. Walltr P. Henry, XV. Schmicdcl D. Radlcr, R. Nirsclicl, D, Aylward, J. Kel J. Redmond, P. I.eMicux R. T2liiI112lki.LIC, R. Auclmiin, D. Cilllfllill, Schicl P. Schlnsscr, C. Collncrt, R. Paulsen, R. Cru Icy, J. Sturm, J. Wiimbuch, J. Knuckcrt C. Millriidt, R. Niksclicn, R. Glass, IZ. Fisch XV. Cvikntii D. Putter, V. Talbot, J. Arinhrustcr, P. Leh kuhl, R. iirnstcr Class 1-C Herzog, D. Floyd, R. lic-ic1'l11clstv1', R. Miech, I. Osxnnnslci, R. Multcrsr . Bartz, C. Anllcrsorm, R. lNI411'kwicsc, J. Ziolkuwski, j. Vifcmlcrs Fuss, J. Zwmlzicll, M. Dunn, Kustcrlnunn Odllino, AI. Burns, D. Weiglcllfellcr, P. Form, A. Hallam, G. Wflmlcn, R. Mueller Kirby, J. WmvltL'l', P. Murphy, D. Poetzel, D. Ruscwicz lx1LlLlI'UCll, R. Rulnml, R. Sl:lI'SZLlCll, R. Mayer, A. Rcfzlalff Class 1-D Hcnlic, T. Lenz, T. Devine, M. Mehr, D. lastcnhnlz, D. Ruchford, j. McCotter licblmn, K. Knutzcr, F. Kilzcr, N. Lund- mcrg, C. Young, I.. Gm.-lz Ullspcrgcr, P. Burns, D. Gaenslcn, J. Zie- uxrth Czuppa, K. Ryan, D. Mutllusck, T. Lauer. . KllZlllll, P, Bclmn, Kiss rIcDonzlld, R. Ryhold, VI. B41n.1ch,j. Hrenak, I. Tllelen Dougherty, R. Rmlzwcll, F. Hcrrc, .oclxrc-1' H .xx Nl 1 , M . 'Miva Q QS 5,354 wf fi .Q .R 4' . kk . X Xia? - X X This M TL 5 g Q xw 4: - ' .43 S X X ' , ' 5 Q Q M m X f Lf' AL X 'f .Q L is S A if 4. Lk V ,K -A 13 SQSQM ' M Q gi AAR an 5 9 v . f 5 ,. 5 E 2,113 Y ik R ,XA Y www.. 26' Nw 5 . my Ng P A N P x , , xW D. Y ,gg x AS ,. af? M' -ww fffs TEX if -f - A . f . L , we fi E K X i 4 - wg 5 A awww?-1 N ,.-M gg . i. wi N f 2 ff M A? it '- 5 q .W Si wg EY 3 Q x -A dm , Ml Nm s' if in .1 x 4 X if f Q R ' fl ir? 3 A G X JW if X, K4 5 . . , ws Q . wr x - -xv - QV ss 3 X XFN 35 was xg 5 S sf f .Y K M f Ifii-35: WM? rfldfetica The Marquette football team, under the guidance of Mr. McGee and Mr. Callen, took another long step back to the championship form it displayed for five years before it was toppled from its dynasty in 1945. The Preps began the season with a 6-2 victory over a rough West Allis eleven at the Bulldogs home field. Following this victory the junior Hilltoppers smashed St. john's Cathedral to the turf by a rousing 39-0 count. Lady Luck frowned on M.H. and a blocked punt resulted in a 14-13 defeat at the hands of Messmer. Still broken in spirit by this heartbreaking defeat, the Preps played slovenly against St. Francis and lost their second and last game by the score of 20-7. Regaining their early season form the Preps edged St. Catherine's by the score 9-6. The score hardly in- , dicated the contest, as the Preps outfought, outcharged l and outplayed their opponents. Following this victory ? the Blue and Gold tore the Pius defense apart in winning 26-7. Gaining momentum, the Preps smashed Notre Dame by a 20-6 tally. And on the following Sunday the Marquette High eleven wound up its 1948 Con- ference Season by dealing Don Bosco a terrihc beating in football fundamentals. Displaying college blocking and passing and professional running the Preps ran wild to rack up a 40-0 victory. Coaches McGee and Callen lk' F Schmidt Howard Bonk Schulgen Bernhart jakus Wtmlter tTop rowj Desmond, Boland, Siegrist, McVey, Kowa s 1, erry, , .' , , 4 , , ., . fSecond YOWT Coach McGee, Fr. Fahey, F. Daleiden, Swietlik, Reuteler, Heinen, Krebs, Mazanec, McMahon, Weiclig, Werner, Hoefling, K Wellstein, Story, Koller, Mr. Tho, Coach Callen. CThird rowj Morgan, Brust, Tadych, L. Sullivan, Foley, Roughen, Nord, Steffes, Coyle, Lawler, Kraus, Goldman, McGuire, Frantz, E T' M K Van fBottom rowj Sly, J. Daleiden, J. Sullivan, Stemper, Bittman, Lucas, Marasch, Smith, Schneeberger, Sauter, ierney, c enna, Tvfurrrzv f-il:'lifT10. Merkel. . n .QR ,L -. .sfgig - sw' , J ' MNA -1-.' .. N, . I I . Qs . u 'N ix - k , M , r Q ' Q ' X N ml' Q QS.. ' ,ful 4 ,QQ , 'gi F f is Q ,Mx Q Q f K Y. Q P . A -Q , . X A X Q M ek. 5,2 X -fl , N an Q' , g A ,f J .+. 8 A , X V N .,,, W 2, Hr Q: 'Wy 'Wx ga' X Nw .m..1f'A5??N X X . - X ,- S, . . ,R Q ., ,M LA N 1' , 5 Q' .1 ' Q ,. 3 , 6 . My , A 'R Yifxa 'QSQN-w.e.x,. ,Q 1 w g- ' . ' Q ' I x wwf? X ,W L. Vi ., vxfik . ...- A - A N f, V-ffigmg Q? 'V Ura , ! , 'Ima-. Q. Q ,M N ig fx S A '3:,, ur., f Q -. sf ' J 1' gf' th -X A ..,:., q,, I ,. X Few g1'aclL1alimxs have taken away fmm Marquette so much good nxzltwiul as will lhis grudualticm of 1948. Oustamling lmvk- field and line stars will gm out lo fum? fur- ther triumphs on the cullvger lcvul. if Llfwy so wish. Ou thvsc two pagcs we lmzlx-'L' plc'- iurbcl ilmdiviclually thc scuim' umjm' lnrltm winm-rs who cmxuilmtccl so much to Yllilli- ing this yerafs football squad um- ul' tllf, llnczrst lvams in the city. z Far left, Dick Smith l 'l'L'.lI'iS il' upon .mmuml cull, In thu next I h1CKCIlIlA1 slmws the running fm won .lll All-Clmlmfn-11-into lwrtlw Circln' xlwws Nmml .xml slnlm S Llwwning SL'lW.lSfl.1Il uf Pius Xl. upper right picturv pruvus, star lim B1.lZL1IlL'C was also ll lmrll to bring aluwu. f w S i .44 '44 v.'3 i M itz? A I' V 4', . D rg f ' 11 . . f 6' x ' I ,L . - 5'-,Q 1 ,mf X ' 9' xg. 'U Lal, .'-rw: , . . Q iw' if Q 1 fy. 1 g Q.. 'fag-gi ' ,,,,,', - yr 4, 6, x ' M gt A.. '95 ' EW? Wt - 33 ' 0 U , six 1, . 5 . 'Q f f-3 .sux- SF Q ww it N5 A ' 5 A v Q X , X YN Nw K -1 x vt Q X . x L f'fi S, 1 NN . Q -X., S+ x Qwwf- X M x . N, sb? g x XS K- mv? 'xifyf fr 24 ',,5U -an 'Ai 950 has N Marquette High's hopes for future football cham- pionships lie in very secure hands. This year, under the tutelage of Coach jerry Connelly, the foundation of future elevens was molded into championship form. Taking a group of green but eager candidates, Coach Connelly did an expert job of transforming this ragged band into a smooth machine within the short space of ? three months. This year's team was noted for its sharp precision in football fundamentals. It was through these funda- mentals that the frosh compiled their enviable record u on the ridiron this year. An exam le of the team's bljocking vgas in evidence when Bob Bfiirns traveled 90 COHFGFCHCC yards in the St. johnls game without an opposing hand being laid upon him-an example of a perfect play perfectly executed by the employment of simple funda- mentals. Standouts among an outstanding squad were Duane Brandstatter, hard-charging fullback, Ray Pfarr, rugged end, and Tony Winkler, speedy tailback. Brandstatter cracked numerous lines apart with his terrific charge and while not employed in the latter pursuit was heav- ing long touchdown passes to Pfarr. The Whitefish Bay game was highlighted by two seventy yard touch- down runs by Winkler. All in all, a bright football future lies in store for Marquette. S z E fFront rowj Murphy, Kustra, Mehr, Redmond, Auelmann, Gappa, Puccinelli, Buckett, Rodzwell, Ste. Marie, Ebberly, Cannon. fSecond rowj Polski, Thelen, Hamm, Reed, Nirschl, Riordan, Kirby, Senecal, Pruden, Pietrowiak, Multerer, Ziebarth, Pollard, McCotter. fThird rowj Topp, Mr. Duffey, SJ., Sweeney, Becker, Pfarr, Barry, Winkler, Brandstatter, Foran, Beiermeister, Herzog, Floyd, Bendel, Co Connolly. Title-holders Bob Shoshinski ......,. 90 lbs. john Topp ..,.. ,....., 1 18 lbs. John Kamps b........... 127 lbs. Bob Sauter ..,. Y..,,.. 1 35 lbs. jack Brah ....... ....... 1 47 lbs. jerry Daleiden ........ 160 lbs. Frank Daleiden ...... 175 lbs. Jim Coroo ..1... Heavyweight gdilfbhy Displaying their pugilistic talents before some 3,000 spectators during the course of the season, the Marquette High Boxing Team completed its sixth successful year. Credit for this outstanding season goes to the un- tiring efforts of Coach Mr. Ramey McKnight and Mfr. Duffey, SJ. It was through their efforts that boxing at M.H. climbed to its unprecedented peak. The season's highpoint was reached at the Fathers Club meeting when the boxers demonstrated their fistic wares to the delight of some 1000 howling fathers and sons. A week later the M.H. Championship bouts were held before another capacity crowd. fFront rowj Hosch, Willems, Murphy, Beecher, Brady, Wendell, Desmond, Larscheid, Pillar, Sesolak, T. Harrington. fSecnnd rowj Gottschalk, McCormack, Dougherty, Pavlic, Sanders, Slater, Kozina, Mayer, Lukes, J. Harrington, Roehl. fThird rowj Schmitz, Steffes, Stoddart, Olney, Kropp, Harty, Crowley, Wtmlfe, Miller, Schmid. fFourth rowj McRae, Luettgen, Mullins, Wfhalen, Fischer, Mieclc, Ziebarth. Conference Co-champs This year, uncler the guiclincc ol' Cilhlfl lffdllli Mclflligott, Mi1rc1uette's h.1sketh.ilI tc-.in once more rose to the heights hy winning .1 sh.1r4 in the conference crown. Gronpecl .irountl theii coach in the picture .lt the lcft .ire the inen wht mucle this possible. Beginning in the upper cor ner .incl going clockwise they .1re: McMahon Lofy, Cannon, Konicke, JtlL'l1, l3.1n.ich, -laekels jiiroqh, imcl Frcclerick. ln the lower picture Lofy begins .1 fast hreak with nlaekels in thi Don Bosco g.1me. + who-5 ' x w s A 5 I :F 1 .,... x wa 1 5 J' X 4 x K Y' 5 v s 1 if Q ak ip , sv K NN x 'Q r 1. ? Ll -- R NS..-,s-..-.wil -I ei ig an X' - 1 fs 5 Q55 bg wizsik ggi, +V.-W 3. E ' ' FE1ff5'23. . if 623' I .,.. - 3 mf. , 3, s 1 W -I -k::sa:. . . ' an Uzb- dil X SS' iv ily W. :SQA M Q :E , ' M 41 WW Q 'iw .. Q , ' -:Eg-r ::.x -' , .-,.:.:,., , .. , 5 ,Z X X A kg. Q fx- 3 5: .. cxLA Q 7 :Q. SN w f bi SS X :Q SP N '35 X 5 x X Q .Www .ig R -I if Q . 3535 ' NWS X ,,, K Q' S5 i X . ' dung N5 skx , Q z Ii ig I 1' . KN X nu, A 'X B, 3 v Jgizll Q -- X X EN K . X, ix . 3.x X ' N X4 k k Q f -A ,gn V X 1-X ,. K Q- KW X ' x 1 if f ' . I S knit? hi Q 2? ' I fa. mf 'ff' C W 1 f 'ilfv - s-,go 5 113, as' , 1 'v 9 Q. t ,g -3 j:-Q Q 1: :-: ffl , Y f f A W ! ff v - 'Fir ,-mf, - Q, , .W ,:, 708 . kg: 3,715 -5 ' s 1' , X xx ., . ,Q 'K , Vi' Q l,1mA1 ww , 4 R Tom Kestly is shown here as he successfully blocks a shot during the Marquette-Messmer B game. Other Marquette players on the picture are Sanford and Hoefling. 64014 Zawezfiald The mark of a good team is its ability tc detect a mistake and quickly remedy it. This was the very thing which marked the 1947-1942- B team basketball squad. Under the direction ol Coach john McGee, the junior Hilltoppers wen' through a gruelling twenty-two game schedulc with the small total of four defeats. This in itself would be an outstanding achievement, but what is more to be marvellec at is the fact that the Preps beat the four team: which had previously upset them. They lost to Notre Dame 30-29, St. Bona venture's 20-18, Messmer 25-19, and St. Cath erine's 29-23. They then trounced the sam' teams by thees score: 36-23, 37-23, 43-29, 45 36. A line record for a truly fine team! Back row: Hoefling, Wellsteiiu, lXlorgan, Love, Cary, Kelly, Wzlbiszewski, Gingrass, Kestly, and Mehr fmanagerj. Front row: McCotter fmanagerl, Czarnecki, Reuteler, Keller, Friar, Coach McGee, Smith, and Sanford. fzecimcm Zaaketfaw WW Under the capable tutelage of Coach Phil Callen, the Marquette High Freshman Bas- ketball Team for the second consecutive year annexed the Catholic Conference Fresh- man Basketball title. Sweeping through the entire Conference schedule without a defeat, the lirosh went on to register im- pressive victories over powerful C.Y.O. teams of Milwaukee, registered a grand total of I7 victories in I9 clashes, Their first defeat was administered by the Gesu C.Y.O. quintet, who later in the season won the C.Y.O. crown. Spurred on by this defeat the Preps trimmed Gesu in a return engagement. Highpoint of the season was the terrific beating dealt the St. johns Military Academy Freshman Team. The lirosh hit the hoop for 68 points while holding St. johns to an anemic 18. ln view of this slaughter, it was determined that the Marquette lfrosh would meet St. john's Military Academy's B Team in a return engagement. It was in this game that the Preps lost their second tilt by a 31-Z6 count. A remarkable record and a credit to the school. fBottom rowj Kr-onsnohle, Nfurpliy, XX hite, Zwadzich. Reed, Regenfelder. Puccinelli. lMiddle Rowj Barnett, Brandstatter, Pfarr, Banach, XWeidenfellei', Bendel. tTop I'UWl Mr, Thro. SJ., Burns, Crowley, Ewens, Wfambach. Nachazel. Riordan. Markwiese, Gappa, Coach Callen. 3.---. Paul Boemer, one of the track squads most consistent performers is shown here leading the pack in the hurdles, an event which Marquette monopolized throughout the season. Clearing the timbers immediately behind Boemer is Desmond, another steady winner. Further in the background is jaekels, whose favorite spot was the high jump. fFront rowj Boyce, Cary, Harrington, Hrenak, LaDue, Cobeen, Quesnell. Although undertaking a difficult schedule this year in the face of the difhculty of un- predictable weather, Marquette High's track team nevertheless boasts of a successful season. Under the energetic direction of Coach Die- ringer, the squad added new laurels to the outstanding track record compiled during the past few years. High-light of the past season's dual meets was the junior Hilltoppers smashing victory over the West Milwaukee thinlies. Slamming the high jump, broad jump, hundred yard dash, quarter-mile and half-mile, and scoring first place in twelve out of thirteen events, Mar- quette won by the top-heavy score of 88-20. Outstanding for the Marquetters this year were Boemer in the hurdles, Burke in the half- mile, and Frederick in the mile. These consis- tent winners were supplemented by Cobeen and Brust in the dashes, Smrz in the quarter-mile, jaekels in the high jump, Desmond in the hurdles and high jump, Sauter in the broad jump, Coyle and McMahon in the weight events, and Hinkes in the pole vault. The crack relay team was composed of Cobeen, Boemer, Brust, and Burke. fSecond rowj Anderson, Coach Dieringer, Schauz, Weis, Taylor, Palen, Ferry, Burke, Schmitz, Ehlenbach, Smrz, Hotaitis. tThird rowj Edwards, Klar, Smith, Frederick, Boemer, jaekels, Krembs, Hoefling, McMahon, Hinkes. tFourth rowj Nencka, Bieser, Goodwin, Desmond, Witkowiak, Kraus, Hoerres, Brust, emzic This year tennis was revived fter a lapse of six years. Witli vir. Jordan as their coach, the 'reps boast one of the finest teams n the city. Witli a long hard chedule confronting them, the letters went to work in earnest, nd their play in the latter part if the season was exceptionally good. Outstanding for M.H. was Dick fiullaney in the singles. Ranked ery high in the Wfisconsin State unior Tennis Standing, Dick roved a valuable asset to the ram. Ranked right behind him were Jon Grithn and Bert Beihotf in he singles and Ray Callen and Jan Jack in the doubles. Witll hese men forming the nucleus of fine team, it is evident why larquette High enjoyed a suc- essful year on the tennis courts. 644 Continuing their amazing rec- rd, Marquette Highs golf team Jmpleted another successful sea- Jn on the fairways and the teens. liew teams in the city can mast of a record comparable to Iarquettes over the past few :ars. Although they lost several :niors from last year's squad, the nys came back strong as can well : attested by their record. Outstanding for the birdie unters were john Dempsey, Jhn jaroch, and jerry Hollen- ein. Long drives and sharp put- ng are two things in particular 1 which this year's successful ason depended. fFront TONV, Griffin, Seng, O'Brien, Doherneck, fBack rowj Mr. jordan, Beilmff, Callen, Mullaney, Brigden, jach. Standing are: Zelhofer, Brennan, Hoff, Dempsey, Hollenstein, Fennig, and laruch. In front Poggeman. il QXXSXN CENT5 X cmnnnrs 411 3, .0 WONDERFUL WISCONSIN , Q IN 1 The staff of the 1948 Flambeau Annual wish to express their gratitude to all those who have made the publication of this year-book possible: the students and teachers of Marquette High School for their cooperationg Marquette Univer- sity Press, especially Mr. Clarence fZipj Zipterg Mandel Engraving Companyg Bookcraft Company, designers of the coverg Morrison Studios for the photography of seniors and classesg and above all to our patrons and advertisers whom we ask you to patronize. PATRON TRAYTON H. DAVIS S. ASSOCIATES NORMAN BELTING SF SUPPLY CO. JOE LYNCH LOUIS C. 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HESSBURG CHARLES KRUMENACHER MR. S. MRS. ALFRED DITTL MR. S. E. SADOWSKI MR. S. MRS. JOHN V. HALASKA MR. S. MRS. WM. F. WAMBACH DR. 8. MRS. P. E. OBERBRECKLING MR. S. MRS. C. O. ELSON A. J. O'ROUKE J. H. FAGAN COMPANY MR SF MRS. R. E. WOULFE MR. SF MRS. MATHIAS WOLF DR. .sf MRS. GEO. P. DEMPSEY ARTHUR J. SCHMID HENRY F. GROVE, JR. L. J. FORAN PATRONS MR. R MRS. THAD. J. STARSZAK DR. R MRS. A. F. KUSTERMANN MR. KARL H. KRUEGER DR. R MRS. L. J. FOLEY MR. R MRS. AUGUST D. KROPP COL. R MRS. C. T. BRAH VOTH R ANDERSON, INC. JOHN P. TREACY F. T. McKENNA AGENCY MULLANEY FUEL CO. MISS JOSEPHINE CORCORAN MR. 8: MRS. LEON BARTNICKI MR. 8: MRS. JAMES C. WENDELL MILWAUKEE CASKET CO. MR. R MRS. THOMAS L. FENNIG LEON G. MICHALSK1 MR. R MRS. GEORGE M. SALFER BADGER TRAILER R BODY CORP. F. FRANTZ HORKY'S PHARMACY T. J. NOVAK HARLFINGER MARKETS, INC. MR. R MRS. LAWRENCE F. BROCK H. N. BIWER CO. MOTHER OF GOOD COUNSEL PARISH MR. 84 MRS. JOS. BURBACH CHARLES COBEEN DR. 84 MRS. ROBERT Y. WHEELIHAN DR. 8: MRS. E. A. BECKER MATT'S PHARMACY MR. R MRS. PAUL DALEIDEN REV. V. A. KEMMER REV. WILLIAM J. FARRELL NACHTSHEIM R GRAIN MR. R MRS. FRANK J. FLEISSNER PAUL T. SCHULTHEIS ADVANCE CLEANERS H. A. SUBSTYK MR. R MRS. LOUIS KOSEDNAR MR. R MRS. A. W. DRETZKA MR. R MRS. EDMUND J. SCHRANG MR. R MRS. FRANK DOMINGUEZ MR. R MRS. JEROME 'IUTAJ WEIS FUEL COMPANY MR. R MRS. J. T. ESSER MR. JACOB PLESNIK MR. R MRS. G. A. KRALISE DR. WARREN PRESCOTT REV. WALTER N. MORGAN DR. E. J. HARRINGTON VINCE CORROO MR. R MRS. KENNETH WILLIAMS MR. R MRS. RUSSELL SMITH A FRIEND THOMAS DUFFEY MR. R MRS. C. A. BICKEL MRS. J. W. FONS JOHN J. O'LEARY, REALTOR FLANAGAN KENNEY R CO. VILLAGE DRUG STORE PATRONS MR. 8: MRS. RAYMOND KOBS WALTER L. SCHNEIDER MR. 8: MRS. LAWRENCE M. KENNEY MR. 8: MRS. F. SALDITT E. L. BERNHART, M.D. MAYERS FOOD MART B. F. STEINEL PUBLISHING CO. EMMER BROS. DAIRY MR. 8: MRS. JOHN HAAS MR. 8: MRS. JOHN DOLAN ANTON WINKLER DR. T. O'REILLY POSTMASTER JOHN A. FLEISSNER MR. 8: MRS. HOYNACKI BUELOWPS SERVICE STATION MME' ZELLE COSMETICS OF DISTINCT ION A FRIEND MR. J. GAENSLEN V. J. KOZINA R. J. RYBOLD MRS. BERNADYNE N. THELEN MR. S. MRS. A. H. CZUPPA MRS. EARL J. KULZICK MR. .sf MRS. P. J. RIORDAN MAYERS TAVERN MR. CASIMER S. DROPP MR. R MRS. HARRY J. SZELMECZKI ALVIN HAHM, SR. EDWARD J. KIRBY MR. .sf MRS. STANLEY ZIOLKOWSKI GEORGE A. BURNS REV. FRANCIS T. J. BURNS MR. .si MRS. H. D. LEHMKUHL RALPH'S BARBER SHOP DRAEGER'S FOOD SHOP RICHARD E. TESMER DR. B. A. NIRSCHL PATRICK HENRY MR. .sf MRS. J. T. WAMBACH JULIUS B. KNACKERT JAMES F. BARRY VIC'S FOOD MARKET MR. S. MRS. CARL QUESNELL CROTT TRACTOR CO., INC. JOSEPH B. GLASL DR. S. MRS. D. P. NACHAZEL UIHLEIN ELECTRIC CO. REV. JOHN P. HERBST DR. 8: MRS. JAMES C. PERRY S. CASPER CO. N EILAN D DENTAL LABORATORY GAEDKE-MILLER AGENCY THE JULIAN SHADE SHOP, INC. SHINNERS BROS. MILWAUKEE AUTOMOBILE INS. CO FISH, MARSHUTZ 81 HOFFMAN CROWLEY-HENES CO. CLEM CHRZAN PHARMACY MR. 8: MRS. ZIEBERT MADJECKI SUPER FOODS FR. ARNOLD CLASS ZA Winmad of fqnnual pahan eampaiqn TEACHERS OFFICERS MR. TREMBLEY-History DANIEL KENNEY-President MR. GINSTERBLUM-Latin, En lish FR. SHERIDAN-Religion MR. MATTINGLY-Geometry FRANK WELLSTEIN-Treasurer Don Baumgart .. Dave Bernhart .. Pat Burns .. . Tom Dolan . . Bob Dolezal . . . Al Gellings .... Ruedi Gingrass . . jim Harden .... jim Harrington . Norman johnson Joe Kalistal .... Dan Kenney . . . Tony Kosmider . Tom Kutchera .. john McCrae . . . john Bill Mullins . Dick Nellen .... Rudy Oswald . . . Paul Salditt .... Bill Schutz .... Bill Schwartz . .. Wrilter' Schneider jim Steinel ..... Joe Swietlik .... Mayer . . . Bill Treacy ....... . . . .... The short and wide little Dutchman George Webster . . . Frank Wellstein . . . Wrilter Van Dyck Don Wilde .... Ken Wilscmn . . . Frank Wittalk . . . jerry Ziebert . . . 8 - DAVID BERNHART-Vice-President . . . . Our little Letterman . . . . The loudest drum in Class 2A .. . .Maxima mens fto the uneducated: a brainj . . . . A real Don Juan . . The Pompaclor Kid .. . . Gene Autry . . Two bits, or else! . . . . Caesar's best friend ..9...10. . .Yeroutl . .. . . . proportional to the adjacent angle of the hypotenuse . . . . The reluctant wolf? . . . . joe Banana . . . . That's all right, boys, everybody can't be good lookin' . . . . It costs the school to keep him in .. More study would interfere with my work . . Whz1t's the idear? . . . . The flaming mop . . . . You too can have a wave . . . Toni home permanent . . . . The man with the voice . . . of an undertaker . . . . ,lust can't wait for Greek . . . . He has to keep his family reputation . . . . Our little butterball . . . . The strong, silent type .. ..And Xerxes said to Cheops . . . A man's home is his . . . . Old Cicero himself . . . . The 8-ball with fuzz on top . . . . The unshaven fand unscarredj face . .. .Oh no! Not that . . . fagainj . . . . 2 X 2 : 5 . . . . A good facsimile of Gargantua . . . . 5 o'clock shadow at 6:30 . . . . He lives up to his last initial-ZZZZzzzzzzzzzz! pyramid , Seam 0,4 '457 ik Siucc 1881 SPORTING GOODS C4mTplirncnts of Bl1l'gha1'dt JAMB011: TOOL AND STAMPING H7 E -WELLS ST. COMPANY I C 5 The Iwnest m Athletic Equipment mv N- wth SU-Wt li1'e1'ylbi11g fm' lirery Spar! XVALTER KASSUBA REAL ESTATE AGENT CO' no vw N. XXIQIICI' sf f CQALUCQKE-- FUEL OILS U 1525 NORTH WATER STREET A FRIEND MA rquctte 3242 The Message of uality DIVISION OF NATIONAL DAIRY PRODUCTS CORP. V 2 ug FZ I 1,7 545' 'VW xy . it . -NW Lt T M ,V NY' ta, , ,' V the ,N Jlgji xg , tj wr- f Xfire gi laps img? wifi yrgtt 9, itz? :IT-gk I V ,'rg,,lll li ix l gr! xlilywz-fh n'f7Fl X, sflf 655221 im :Fri A MP: fm l!'l 7 'ill' bmi ff 7 if Il! lt f aq? ' l- lf lil ll ' wi 1 ilk l l '-Lil i ll il I f 'W l Sl liv,4UniI H, -, ll , warg Z1 l D U ,l Il lll , wa rmer ll! l l J K -QW Hui l l ' imui l 4, I ffffx rm l g ,M T 1 iv , s JJ a,,!g! 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MEISENHEIMER PLUMBING CONTRACTORS OICONNOR 81: CO. HOMES - DUPLEXES APARTMENTS COMMERCIAL PROPERTIES BOUGHT - SOLD - TRADED Consult us for fine lots BRoadway 2676 312 E. WISCONSIN AVE. MILWAUKEE, WIS 7625 W. Bc-Cher St. GR. 1942 STARK 81 KNOBLA, INC. JEXWELERS and OPTOMETRISTS Q FOI XV, North Ave. Kllbourn 5774 Congratulations from THE PHARMACY PROFESSIONAL PHARMACISTS 13th Floor, Wclls Bldg. X Max N. Lcmbergcr, R.Ph. I , 324 E. Wisconsin Ave. DAly 2015 BU GET Maps M .V JV! D0 WN5rA,p5V GROSS A BRO . COIVIPAN , I C IRON AND STEEL SCRAP MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN fO THEATRES The Place to Gow DOWNTOWN WISCONSIN PALACE STRAND IN YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD ALLIS MIRTH SHERMAN ASTOR MODJESKA SHOREWOOD DOWNER OAKLAND STATE EAST PARADISE TIVOLI GARFIELD PARKWAY UPTOWN CRACE PEARL VARSITY JACKSON PLAZA VENETIAN LAYTON PARK PRINCESS WORLD LINCOLN RIVIERA ZENITH 77tZwz'Pfm!am l UCLIDAI-IV OF CLIDAI-IV WISCONSIN oducer Peacock I c 1888 ' TI-IREE SCORE YEARS OF SERVICE' 1948 Miiin Flgmr MArquette 3080 TADYCH 8: SON FURNITURE CO. Diamonds - Watches 2974 S. 15th Street Milwaukee 7, Wis. ARCHIE TEGTMEYER Incorporated J EWELERS io PLANKINTON ARCADE-inside Milwaukee, Wis. Compliments of CITY FEDERAL SAVINGS and LOAN ASSOCIATION Bert Wifher Ray Smith Hotel Pfister 238 W. Wisconsin Ave. Straus Bldg. Robert P. Crowley, Secretary -,I I I Wonderful as are the advantages which lows cost electricity now brings to your home-life, you graduates will live to see many additional advantages in the years to come . . . In the good old days, your grandparents didn't even imagine such things as better lighting, washing, ironing, refrigeration, cooking, bak- ing, water heating, movies, radio, television etc.,-all made available because of electricity. I Better Living- ' -4 - REDDY KILOWAT1' Your Electrical Servant The Electric Co. MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN sri s Conlplilnents of MGRRISGN STUDIOS GALECKPS MUSIC HOUSE Milwaukees Finest Accordian and Instruction Center 2953 S. 13th Street Taft's Green Lantern 1551 W. Mitchell Street Phone ORchard 1857 A. MARCHESE COMPANY INDUSTRIAL 8: CONTRACTORS SERVICE Milwaukee 8, Wisconsin 1737 N. 30th Street Kllbourn 1545 Kaczmarek and Company Real Estate - Loans -Insurance 2188 S. Muskego Avenue EV. 6558 Uptown Cleaners Sc Dyers 975 N. Hawley Road Prompt Service-Quality Wfork BL uemound 4500 Milwaukee Barbers' Xt Beauty Swpply Co. 619 N. 2nd Street Milwaukee 3, Wis. LEIDERITZ sf soNs THE CHL HHH MART Wisconsin's Newest and Most Modern Builders Religious Supply I-louse 779 N. Water 514 State St. 2224 S. 77th St' GR. 3875 Milwaukee, Wis. Madison, Wis. HUBER METAL PROCESSING CO. Induction, Hardening and Atmospheric Brazing 2060 S. 61 St. Ml. 1470 Phone ORchard 1015 The Virginia Shoppe Bridal Veils - Dresses, Etc. Original Designs 2263 S. Muskego Ave. Virginia Schmidt Milwaukee 7, Wis. KUESEL COAL CO. 'Iii the home of LINCOLN STOKER COAL iii' 794 N. Water St. - City Hall Square MArquette 1500 L. Andritsos 1. Bayer 1. Bittman W. Buhr R. Duero J. Dunn R. Fitzgerald 4 .1 CLASS IV-B Teachers Fr. Jung Mr. Klocker Fr. Corcoran Fr. Fahey 'Iii' CLASS OFFICERS T. Kestly, Pres. C. Mackay E. Merz H. Meyers T. O'Connor R. O'Boyle W. Schelble J. Schumacher D. Goodwin C- McKay, Vice-Pres. K. Seidenstricker R. Hagen E. Merz, Secy. R. Smith KBJ J. Hayes R. Werner, Treas. R. Smith cc, T. Howard N. Waldoch M. jaekels Q T. Wisniewski T. Kestly R. Werner T. Kozina T. Wolters J. Lindner T. Zeiger ACTIVITIES Sodality Orchestra Sentinel History Basketball Sodality Prefect Prep Players Contest Winner Football Flambeau Monthly Websters Mission Club Track Flambeau Annual Boosters Stamp Club Golf Aladdins Band Sacristans Boxing M.H. Club N.F.L. Oratory Cartoonists Chorus Finalists Senior Oratory The House of Service OLDSMOBILE 1525 N. 68th Street BLuemound 4402-5 ALLIS MACHINE and FOUNDRY COMPANY R. J. PATTERSON, President WRIGHT'S Inc. SOCONY VACUUM OIL CO. Compliments of A. L. GEBHARDT CO. GEBHARDT-VOGEL TANNING co. S. M. Byrne Construction Co. General, Contractors A. REISWEBER, Pres. . Dental - Medical Equipment V Phone Klllnourn 0611 3100 W. Burleigh St. Milwaukee M1lfl1S0I'1 Compliments of Staff , Naval Reserve Officers Training Corps Marquette University J. KORNELY HARDWARE CO. sruv: anus: 2308 NORTH THIRD STREET L G. A. Fine Food for Fine Folks 3457 S. Clement Ave. SH. 6669 MITCHELL STREET .PHARMACY Visit Our , MODERN PRESCRIPTION DEPT. BRETT FUNERAL HOME 2001 W. Wisconsin Ave. 15th Pl ce at Mitchell Sr. ORchard 4885 Phone: Dlvision 0692 Form ihe Habit of Syrzfematir Saving THE NORTHWESTERN MUTUAL BLDG. AND LOAN ASSN. 3533 W. LISBON AVE. P ' Nic S. Hoyer, Sec'y HEIL PRODUCTS ARE QUALITY PRODUCTS. The Heil Company was founded in 1901 upon fundamentally sound operating and development principles that has given it leadership in widely diversified fields. Today the companys three plants cover 52 acres, house the most modern fabricating facilities, turn out a remarkable range of products serving over 125 different types of business and industry. Consistent emphasis upon development engineering has brought recognition to the company as a pioneer in the production of equipment for better foods, better homes, better roads, better transportation. The Heil Quality trade mark is recognized throughout the world as a symbol of skilled craftsman- ship and a guarantee of satisfactory product performance and lasting service. f gf T? E F Q MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN HILLSIDE, NEW JERSEY Elma .2-B I m 0 T. Wedemeyer-President W. Friar-Vice-President P. Mayer-Secretary R. Gebhardt-Treasurer D. Kobs-Captain D. Banholzer R. Bielefeld R. Burkhardt D. Chmurski D. Chrzan J. Doyle R. Fink W. Friar R. Gebhardr T. Gengler T. Glynn P. Glynn T. Harty J. Hoff B. Holmes C. Kamps D. Kobs J. Kohler T. Krizek M. Kuhn P. Larscheid C. Martens P. Mayer J. Meinholz J. O'Brien J. Peacock J. Sattler R. Schneider L. Stemper T. Wedemeyen T. Wiegele Teachers Fr. Sheehy Mr. Trembley My Fr. Sheridan 'U' P Mr. Duffey Mr. Mattingly ik WAUWATOSA FUEL 81 SUPPLY CO. Ark Tbofe We Serve 'Ytgnylizzeefzhzy ffm! audi adwwayqmmm ' Q I W td . fgoodmkuznyn Coal - Fuel O11-Buxldmg Supplies BL. 7700 7700 W. State St K N XJ Al-lls.cI.IAlMERs LA MARRE PEN sHoP 205 E. Wisccwrisin Ave. Mllwaukce W Producer of 2' 'S' Wor1d's Largest Line of O r 30 Yemiu' 4 Pen Sj7eciali.rl Major Industrial E ' ent qulpm Robert E. Hackett Agency Albert Hansen ' Q INSURANCE REAL ESTATE 5 N B nl y Mlwaukce 2, Wis. PIONEER FOUNDRY CORP. Quality Gray Iron Semi Steel Sz Alloy Castings ir Mltchell 1530 1815 S. 1st Street Leonard Bartnicki john Brah Robert Brust Richard Fennig William Foley john Gesell James Gill Bruce Gottschalk Thomas Hoefling Robert Kirby Raymond Kowalske Gerald Kropp Edward Krueger Thomas Leskosek Kenneth McKenna ' Zaaf 4-6 5' Bm N07 in 'A , N xf s lw GM -63599 TEACHERS FR. EVANS, sg. FR. CORCORAN, 5.1. MR. FOUNTAIN MR. COOKE, sq. MR. SCHLENK MR. LE MIEUX OFFICERS FOLEY4President HOEFLING--Vice-President MCKENNA-Secretary TREACY-Treasurer Charles Merkel Glen Mueller Robert Mueller Richard Mullaney Dennis Murphy Robert Redenz Donald Ross Richard Salfer james Sullivan John Swietlik Russell Taft William Tierney John Treacy William Van Dyck Thomas Wendell STEINMAN LUMBER CO. over 75 Years of Personal service, COMPLETE LUMBER SERVICE Insulations - Roofings - Shingles - Wall-Boards Mo0re's Paints 81 Varnishes Brushes - Ladders - Supplies N th Yard 8: Mill West Yard N H I at E. Keefe N. Thirty-fifth at EDg d 4331 W. Juneau Dlvision 0740 Gangaalafalahwi, Seniafut The Bookstore 0 1 mme '45 7fze eafefeaia Sfaff BACK: Mr. Brenner. SJ., J. Celoni, R. XWitkowiak, C. Lofy, A. Brett, R. Borchardt FRONT: T. McCottc-r, L. Sly, I-I. Sommer joseph Adamkiewicz Robert Adlam Larry Anderson john Balon john Bertzyk Richard Bielefeld Robert Brady Thomas N. Brennan Peter Casciaro john Coffey John Engelhardt john Fixel Russell Goldman Ronald Holzhauer Karl Huebler Thomas Kelly William Kidd Albin Krajna William Lamers john McCormack , Seniors' ood Luck . CLASS 2 L. ANDERSON-President J. ENGELHARDT-Vice-President R. STREFF--Secretary W. LAMERS-Treasurer Adolph Maruzewski Thomas Marx Richard Nee Thomas Nencka james O'Leary Frank Palen Walter Pavlic George Poggeman Eugene Raniszewski Thomas Sanders fohn Schloegel Richard Schulte Charles Schulgen Mark Seng William Schumacher Norbert Smykacz Richard Strefif john Sullivan 'Iolrn Wargin Leroy Wol- IA. R. Beck K. Bick R. Bilicki P. Boemer XV. Browne R. Cannon Chess Drzycimski Fohey . Heinen . Kaczmarek Kenny W. Klar Lawler Lemanski Maliczak Football Tennis Aladdins M.H. Club Flambeau Annual Mission Club omlbliments 1 CLASS OFFICERS R. Sauter L. Schneeberger G. O'Leary R. Krebs TEACHERS MR. FOUNTAIN FR. CORCORAN FR. CONNELL FR. FAHEY ACTIVITIES Basketball Golf Kilmers Acolyte Flambeau Monthly Commercial Club J. Maloney T. Meyer T. Millierre J. Murphy H. Nachtrab J. Perry L. Peterson J. Quinlan W. Schoshinski J. Strick T. Weber J. Weidig J. Welch J. Williamsen J. Wuerl J. Zauner Track Bo Xing Sodality Library Staff Wfebsters Stamp Club William Benes Patrick Brigden Paul Connolly Hugh Cowclin Edgard Czarnecki Paul Esser James Felske Roger Ferry Gilbert Gadzikowski Robert Hart Albert janka TEACHERS lack, ! 5:4 flames Kelly Stanley Kosidowski Peter Kot Anthony Kowalski Robert Krause james Lesch Carl Lofy Thomas McHale Donald Miller Kenneth Pahule Richard Patterson John Plesnik Gerald Sanford Lawrence Schipper Herbert Sommer Michael Sweet Carl Szaj john Tallmadge james Verfurth Thomas Weis Robert Whaley Somers White Paul Willens CLASS OFFICERS MR. cooKE, SJ.-Greek FR. FORREY, s.J.hEng1ish FR. JUNG, s.J.-Latin FR. LUEBKE, 5.5.-Physics FR. FRASER, s.J.-Religion G. GADZIKOWSKI-President PETER KOT-Vice-President ROBERT HART-Secretary MICHAEL SWEET-Treasurer 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. O Compliments of THE MARQUETTE HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT 66There is N0 Substitute for A.F.0f L. Skilled Craftsmen IF vou'RE PLANNING To Build, Remodel or Repair . .. . . . you'll want to make certain ofi getting the finest workmanship pos- sible to obtain. The way to be sure is to require that the work-every phase of it-be done entirely by A. F. of L. Skilled Craftsmen-mem- phone bers of the Milwaukee Building IONCORD 4700 and Construction Trades Council. a list of contractors i employ only A. F. of ikilled Craftsmen. Be sure you employ an A. F. of L. union contractor. That's your defi- nite assurance. LWAUKEE BUILDING AND VNSTRUCTIDN TRADES CDUNCIL PETER T. SCHOEMANN, PRESIDENT Affiliizfed zwiflv A. F. of L. 1713 N. TWELFTH ST., MILWAUKEE T0 IIRRIIW' D003 for THD Y' G R GE WE INSTALL THIS DOOR l IN YOUR GARAGE ANYWHERE IN WISCONSIN AND NORTHERN MICHIGAN Visit your local Authorized Lumber and Millwork Dealer and Operate This Door Yourself RESIDENCE 0 FACTORY 0 WAREHOUSE FIRE STATION U SERVICE STATION BOAT HOUSE 9 PUBLIC GARAGE 0 PLANE HANGAR SALES - INSTALLATION -- SERVICE IN MILWAUKEE COUNTY-See your Favorite Lumber or Millwork Dealer .- of - CRAWFORD DOOR SALES CO. OFWISCONSIN STATE DISTRIBUTOR 1940 West Forest Home Avenue Phone EVergreen 7673 MILWAUKEE 4, WISCONSIN fi l ,?.T. Umcers jOHN HORNAK--President PHILIP HESSBURG-Vice-President CLASS THOMAS Doucerrehsecfefafy RAYMOND SCHULTZ-Treasurer Michael Archiletti Vern Arneson john Banach Eugene Barrette Wallace Borowski Robert Burke Stuart Desmond Thomas Doucette Harvey Fessler jerry Frederick john Gill Philip Hessburg john Konicke joseph Loesl joseph Marasch Henry Mier james Miller Gerald O'Leary Dennis Saffert Raymond Schultz Clement Snyder jerome Stell john Stenger Roger Stephan William Stone jerome Tadych Theodore Wamba ch gen' Wada pam qam Zngfmaefzf if Congratulations, Mandel Engraving Co. 8a Art Studios, inc. Senlorsi ' CLASS 3 C 1319 N. 3rd St. -353- Milwaulcee 12, Wisconsin 3-E 5:56, all-wwe!! fa ffm Czm, of ,429 Q Q if J. MORGAN-P 'd J.Lov12--V' -P d W. COYLE-S y S. GIAIMO-T ongmtulvztions, Seniors CLASS 3-B 'Iii FRANK DOMINGUEZ-President JAMES SMRZ-Vice-President ROBERT TIMM-Secretary TED NORD-Treasurer 152' jim Abbanar Borsch Borchardt Dr. joe Brodzeller Senator Celoni Chi Chybowski Santa Anna Daleiden Downbeat Dominguez Dreadful Dretzka Dick Finley Q51- Killer Fischer MR. KLOCKER-Latin MR. COOKE-Greek FR. LUEBKE-Physics FR. FORREY-English FR. FRASER-Religion Mac McCotter Crisco McNamara Tom Neacy Glorious Nord Gorgeous Radler Towhead Rozga Val Sawallick Bobby-sox Schoshinski Gitchy-goomy Schrang Schult Schulltheis ? Fleissner ? Fleissner -lim Smrz John Hart Tiger Timm johnny Kamps Toot! Twfai Coca Kolo Al Walsfh Cousin Kosednra Jim WOlf6f Hairy Lucas Sebbie Zaffiro Q Compliments of U IB 'Iii ,i,,. A ff CLASS 2 F Fine Furs hristensen IMPORTERS FOURRIEPS 714 N. Milwaukee St. SF,QQQyj , jf, '. CANDIES COOKIES FAMOUS FOR 100 YEARS . . . FOR COOKIES - CRACKERS - cmnv ' cnocolm Pnonucrs ROBERT A. JOHNSTON CO. 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