Marquette University High School - Flambeau Yearbook (Milwaukee, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1951 volume:

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Now, we are well prepared fo use ii in piercing ihe darkness of +he world in'ro which we go. BONUM, God, 'rhe personificafion of all good fhings, maferial and spirifual: whe+her we have been engaged in sporfs, sfudies, speaking, we have been reminded many fimes 'l'ha+ +he good ihings we have loved, used, soughi' are only shadows of The supreme good, God. FIDES. +he 'iai+h. The fai+h which has been denied +o millions, and yel' is given fo us: +he faiih which has gone info every corner of ihe world. In our classes, on our afhlefic fields, everywhere, we have never been permiffed fo forgei' or forsake 1'ha1' faiih. Now if is ours- Fides, sfrong, alive, deeply roofed - ours +o have and +o hold. So, as we leave our Alma Maier, we say +o fhose who made our slay here possible-our parenis, our ieachers, +hose who weni' before us, Thank you. To Those who will follow affer, we say This rich inheriiance is also yours. Accepl' if, guard ii, cherish if, use if-LUX, BONUM, ET FIDES. ine Senior 6fa.4.4 of 1951 fy, im'-j w'f ,MhAlu- s ,N I Y , 'W J' 4 I J VIIRIN Tl xx l'liINCll'l.F.S , . ' 1 NATION NNI Ml. PROBLEMS N llEIllCA'll0 A quarfer of a cenfury ago, a young man was gradu- afed from Marqueffe. He was desfined for greaf fhings. Before him lay a pafh of hard work, disappoinfmenfs. He faced fhese courageously, defermined fo conquer fhem, and make his presence felf in fhe world, for fhe greafer glory of God. Three years ago, he refurned fo Marqueffe, nof now fo sif af fhe scholar's bench, buf rafher fo govern Marqueffe Universify as ifs presidenf. To fhe Reverend Edward J. O'Donnell, we dedicafe our l95I FLAMBEAU YEARBOOK. We could have asked for no beffer example no beffer inspirafion or ideal fhan he has given us. lf our days af Marqueffe have been profif- able and successful, some of fhaf profif and success has come because he has shown us fhe way. ln grafeful acknowledgmenf we dedicafe fo him fhis epifome of our efforfs af Marqueffe. Togefher wifh Fr. O'Donnell, as a vifal proof of Mar- queH'e's greafness, sfand many ofher men who have leff Marqueffe and risen fo success. To fhem also, fhe number- less graduafes of our school, we dedicafe fhis book. Their lives of virfue and Chrisfian achievemenf are an everlasf- ing glory fo Marqueffe, and fo God. Wifh fhem, we ask God, may we fake our own righfful place in fhe march of fhe world's Chrisfian armies. To Fr. O'Donnell, we say a belafed Welcomeg fo fhose counfless ofher graduafes, we say, Well done. May our lighf shine as fheirs. . 5 5 ly 43 'lx , Jil fl lf ! 5 VK 5 3,-w hy T? - l r s -- as --5.92 .r lil if i, .QM --A -, ' o mimfii gfml fp .,f ' 4 -' Ir- r -E- K JM . I I Nj l i ' 4, l 1' , I J, 11.1 lilly I, gg, my r, 'lflii I :fi T -:vii-L f W 4, If l 9 ' , 1 fx. SYTQY? :- 1. 'Lira' 'M A- 1 WN 55' 4 'iifx . ,-,A+ iii ' sz-1-L -Z... ' , ,f - - ,.:::'!w ,fr gif' I -JJ-X' A4.- ,- , .1 'K 'i' Q. RQUETTE U I RSITY HIGH SCHOOL E E E I S MIM Rl 34 uv 1 mum IN I nn 0. In num PIIIIDIIY J. 1:4.f,f2,.f-.,a.. 2'2fL-44f-4f -- 4,,1F,,,,g, Z2..,',,,,,.-6, 7k?fL ,df-Mfr! ,Mifu- ,,z:, fiufgaaf Mrfka-Jcf---'fn-Z',' zablffz, miikbnaa, 7M,,,fULf.,yf21MA,4 ff4wfa,ff0-V A44 Q -M ea. TF' J , -X, W fag? 5 , ' m Q 'N fi , ,fg w fgrxa? My LW. Q QM , A .1 if Q w gg- 1.56, EV N? QV Lk ' ' ,A ,uk 4 F, ' ':'. v ' ' 4+ 2 452 ,wi f-fqi. iv H v 1 A Thfw. , - A Q, Mr. Z. W. Day Of fhose who have been around us during our four years here fhere is no doubf in anyone's mind fhaf Mr. Day sfands near fhe forefront Though we have nof known him in fhe informal afmosphere of fhe classroom, we sfill have come fo respecf and admire him as a Chrisfian genfleman. We wanf fo fhank him, on our own behalf, as well as for fhe hundreds of boys who have felf his influence during his fwenfy- five years here. lf is perhaps foo much fo hope fhaf as many more will feel his influence. Buf anyway, AD MULTOS ANNOS. Mu Mr. Schmitz Perhaps fhe mosf enioyable and yef producfive classes of fhe many af Marqueffe High is Mr. Schmif-z's fyping class. Highly indicafive of his nafure is fhis: for, like his classes, he is pleasanf, easy-going, buf producfive. We have found in him an excellenf example of Cafholic manhood: we hope, af fhe complefion of his firsf fwenfy-five years af Marqueffe, fhaf he will confinue fo be such fo many more Marqueffe boys, AD MULTOS ANNOS. v Q I Annos OS Rev. Charles Corcoran, S. Among fhe faifhful men on fhese pages, we feel fhaf we musf place Fr. Corcoran. We miss his lrind smile and cheery word in our corridors. There is liffle doubf in our minds, af leasf, fhaf The Ad- miral has had much fo do wifh making Marqueffe whaf if is. Now on sabbafical leave, Fafher is com- plefing his biography of fhe greaf man who gave Marqueffe ifs name, Pere MarqueH'e. To him go our besf wishes for a successful publicafion, and our sincere fhanlcs for his lzind words, his hearfening smile, his inspirafion. We hope he will refurn fo us nexf year, and remain wifh us. AD MULTOS ANNOS. Mr. Louis A. LeMieux To Mr. Lemieux Marqueffe owes if fine band. In his fwenfy-five years af fhe High School, he has puf much of himself info fhaf organizafion. If is repre- senfafive of his infense inferesf in all fhaf perfains fo Marque'H'e High. Af nearly every major school acfivify, Mr. Lemieux is presenf direcfing fhe band. Such devofion cannof go unnoficed. We seniors express our grafifude fo Mr. Lemieux. We shall remember him-AD MULTOS ANNOS. Rev. john Foley, SJ. PRINCIPAL Principals are usually disfanf folk, feared, honored, buf never known. Fr. Foley has nof been such fo us. We leave Marqueffe knowing him as a fafher and friend. And nof a few of us will refurn, as have many hundreds before us, fo seek his advice, help, encouragemenfg or merely fo pass fhe fime of day. To him, our grafeful fhanks! 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'fllcf r Rev. jerome T. Boyle, SJ. 1, ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL Fafher Boyle is 'rhe man a+ whose Iread all Mar- queHe 'Irembles and bows. For he is-THE PRE- FECT OF DISCIPLINE! We Irembleg we bow: and yei I+ is a wonderful fad Ihaf-one and aII-we Iove and admire him. For Io us, in our 'Four years here, he has been very nearly fhe perfeci man. To him, our grafeful 'I'I'1anIcs! Q S0 W- ffFiles on Pamdef' LEFT Mr. John Schm , af Marqueffe Universify. Mr. Schmifz assisfs Mr. Day in fhe office. ifz, I948 alumnus of MUHS af presenf a sfudenf Mr. Edward Belf, new fhis year fo MUHS, is also a sfuclenf af Marqueffe Universify, assisfs in fhe office parf-fime. BOTTOM The office sfaff, Messrs. Belf, Day, and Schmifz, in conference. Swifchboard sfaff, leff 'ro right Amrhein, Burns, Re'll Z' ' I y, lmmerman, Dunn, Darnleder. RIGHT Bookshelves and Boilers Miss Elizabelh A. Connelly, librarian. Miss Connelly's kind- ness and helpfulness in fhe library have helped many of us 'rhrough difficull si+ua+ions. We know her as a capable mem- ber of +l1e slalif. ABOVE, LEFT- Miss Connolly and her siaff a+ work in fhe library. RIGHT-Paul and AI lake a minu+e off 'From fheir labors for a smoke, a cl'1al', and a plnolo. They Speak with Many ongues Fr. Vincenf Ward, a favorife wifh fhe freshmen, reaches Freshman Lalin and Religion. He is also Direcfor of ihe Mission Club. Mr. Schlenk, literally a Marque++e insiifulion, ieaches German 'ro The upperclassmen, speech 'io ihe sophomores. His repufafion as direcfor of rhe Prep Players needs no commeni. Fr. Manhard, Teacher of Freshman Lafin and Religion, has senl many Marquelfers on +0 success in lheir Latin scholarship. Fr. Helmueller, a new arrival al Marqueffe from ihe Indian missions in +he Dakofas, has faken over as Laiin ieacher 'io ihe sophomores, cafeleria director, and minisfer of The Jesuif communiiy. -TOP PICTURE-Mr Cosiello Mr Karol Fr Salcherl Mr L nch bearers of much of The heal . , . , . , . y , and burden of fhe day in ihe classical deparimeni. Mr. Cosfello, moderafor of fhe monihly, also reaches Third and Fourfh Year Lafin, and Senior Greek. Mr. Karol, assislani cafeferia manager, feaches Lalin and English fo ihe sophomores. Fr. Salcherl, a new arrival al Marqueffe ieaches Freshman Lalin and Religion and Sophomore Religion. Mr. Lynch, in charge of lhe sacrisiy, also leads lhe freshmen lhrough The mazes of Laiin and Hisfory. BOTTOM PICTURE-Messrs. Caldwell, McGannon, Jordan, McDermoH. Mr. Caldwell, also a new arrival +0 Marquelfe, is assisfanl' direclor of +he Websfer Club, reaches Junior Lafin and Greek. Mr. McGannon, assisfanf Websfer Club moderaior, +eaches Lafin and English 'io ihe sophomores. Mr. Jordan is faculfy experl' on Spanish. Mr. McDermo'rf keeps fhe fresh boning away af ihe Lalin and English, also has charge of 'lhe CSMC. N , . x Q 1 'x ,J ge' Whse i 1 , .,,,,, In the Footsteps of Shakespear 4r:,fy5i..f.f I ' u :W E .- I LEFT-Fr. Forrey known far and wide for his sense of humor, makes Fourih Year English noihing buf swoei- ness and lighf. He is also Director of Publicaiions. Fr. Padberg, English and Laiin insfrucfor for fha sophomores, also keeps MarqueHe's musical lesfe on a high level Through his work wifh ihe choir. Fr. William Connell, a iradiiional figure ai Marquefie, has faughi Freshman English io many generaiions of Marqueiiers. As direcior of fhe Moihers' Club, he is loved and respecfed by ell Marqueife molhers. Fr. Evans, Senior English insirucior, has achieved much 'fame bolh ihrough his arf collecfion and ihrough his ability io keep his seniors busy. He has immorialized Local 30l for all fufure generaiions. BELOW-TOP PICTURE- Fr. Curry and Mr. Siowe 'iogelher hold down fhe Junior English Deperimenl. Fr. Curry, in addiiion io his teaching labors, is direcior of fhe Websier Club. Mr. Siowe moderaies fhe Flambeau Yearbook, also operafes 'lhe bookslore. LOWER PICTURE-Mr. McGee and Mr. Fagan, two of MarqueHe's busiesl and besf known people. Mr. McGee ieaches Fresh English, is head foofball coach, infra-mural direcio r. Mr. Fagan, in addiiion io 'leaching Sophomore English and Laiin, is Assisiani' Aihleiic Direcior. Q is .ff 'i .ll imlw'- I I Of Slide Rules and Protons RIGHT - Mr. Ivan Kramoris, Marquelle High's French experI'. Mr. Kramoris also reaches advanced mafhemalics, and has been known +o give special lessons in Russian. d M ueHe leaches chemis'I'ry -I'o 'Ihe Fr. Fahey, a beloved 'Figure aroun arq , seniors, and, as Alhlelic Direclor, keeps Marquel'I'e's alhlelics running smoolhly. H' I is widely known among Ihe sophomores, as ins+ruc'I'or in Mr. Ma mgy geomelry, also moderales 'lhe Carloonisls' Guild. Mr. John Founlain, a revered 'Friend and counsellor Io Marquelfe boys 'for over Iwenly-five years, Ieaches advanced malh +o upperclassmen, algebra fo Ihe frosh. h erls of Ihe Physics DeparI'- BOTTOM- Mr. Dressel and Fr. Frommell, I' e Iwo exp B 'd reaching physics, Fr. Frommell' moderales lhe Camera men+. es: es Club. Mr. Dressel also Ieaches Firs+ Year Algebra, moderales lhe Physics and Radio Clubs. shi auf' I 8 LEFT-Fr. Lawrence Kelly, S.J., besides carrying 'rhe ball for much sodalily aclivily a+ Mar- quefle, feaches Freshman Tllalh and Senior Religion q,...m-if 2? ,ww -.H .W an - n swf Q' iff mg? ,. ye ,- . V, .gf-M T 3. I s -Qs: 1 -'efffa' X 'ee ':,'t v .V ' 1 N .V ' '. ,, 'H. T, vi V fn .9-, . 2 ' 1,X,l is as-rr y ,,.4-uri Dee in the Hearts of Men LEFT -Fr. Disfler, an ersfwhile Mar ueffe h l 'V q sc o as nc, refurned fo feach Marqueffe boys as a priesf, daily sfruggles wifh seniors and juniors in Lafin, also feaches Senior Religion, and moderafes fhe Senior Sodalify. Mr. T rembley, whose name has been burnished wifh a series of fine showings in fhe Hearsf Hisfory Confesf, also feaches American hisfory fo fhe sophomores. Fr. Courfney, insfrucfor in Third Year Religion fh' , is year feaches geomefry fo fhe sophomores. Fr. Courfney also says fhe daily sfudenf Mass. Fr. Raymond Connell, a favorife wifh fhe iuniors and seniors, feaches fhe upperclass- men modern hisfory and sociology. He is a well known figure in fhe basemenl' corridor during senior-junior lunch. BOTTOM -Coach Callen, Fr. Sanderson, Mr. Maguire, fl-:ree well-beloved faculfy members. Coach Callen, in addifion fo his manifold dufies as assisfanf foofball menfor, and head baskefball coach, feaches fhe sophomores American hisfory. Fr. San- derson feaches ancienf and medieval hisfory fo fhe frosh, religion fo fhe sophs, fills in his leisure momenfs wifh remedial readings and fhe Boosfers. Mr. Maguire, a new arrival fo fhe MH faculfy, feaches hisfory fo fhe freshmen, worlzs wifh Fr. Fahey and Mr. Fagan as an assisfanf afhlefic direcfor. RIGHT-Fr. Eugene Monnig, religion and mafh 'rea h d f ' c er, an avorife of frosh and sophs. They know him as a faifhful friend and Q ...Aff hi as ii mi.. Xl Tee my- self-sacrificing feacher is Af , x , X ia?Qa5?smi1QL W5 'ff-ff Ag 19 ,W . 'S 2 Yf'2'xYQ!z Q , ,Q -- W 1,4 .,1.,,f f faifi .fgwfv S, 1 - T ,a .A . ff ., ' M ,' 212' fi' 'X .4.s..fz4v1..,.W,., , W f, A There sfudiioiisiler me sit, And hoidlhighg converseiwith the mighty dead. . . . James Thompson -LUX i X To ihe underclassmen we dedicale ihe pages which follow. We have come ihrough +he darkness info +he light So we can offer fhem our sympa+hy and fellow-feeling. We know how They feel, caughf as 'rhey are in lhe midsl' of a vasl expanse of meaningless darkness. Yel' fheir darlcness is 'Phe prelude lo light ln lhe classrooms of Marquelie, if fhey aHend lhere iailhiully, lhey will re- ceive lhe lighi of Chrisfian wisdom and undersianding. Then, il' will be +heir 'iaslx fo follow us, and 'rake fheir place in ihe world, fo le'r 'rheir lighi shine before men. Lei' our parling word +0 lhem be Malte The mos? of whal' remains lo you from your high school years. We will be wai+ing for you ou? on +he firing line. Togefher, we.will bear lhe lighl of Chrisiianify info fhe oufer darlmess. ' 1 ll i oward I e ore ferfeci Scholar 2I FRESHMAIN Bugge, Bizzano, R. L. Marx, Jobsf. Pongraiz, McGovern, Janka Burazin. Banker, Daleiden, L. Kress, Belle- humeur. Rampefsreifer, R. Sheridan, Oldow. ski, Fischer. FRESI-IMAP Sermonef, T. Weber, Vanclenberg R. Roblee. Jusfen, Kabler, Slafiery, Gumel man. M. Goelz, Adams, K, Leonarc Donald PoHer. Walenczylr, Olney, Baumgarlnex Brien. PRES!-IMAP Holzhaeuser, Hamm, J. Werra, G Dunn, Meisenheimer. M. Beck, Nelson, Sfoddard, Ferl ersfon. Rauch, R. R. Marx, Jon Murph Wilson. Glaser, Zajachowski, Grimmer, Braun. IIA!! Miller, J. Relzlalif, Pallasch, Lolh. Galdabini, J. Hanley R. Maflhews, David Malhuselr. M. Dunn, Weiber, Pfeiffer, Wol- mul. Monday, D. Murphy, Burkharcll, E. Lauer. IIB!! Mulligan, Grellinger, Slelzer, Quadracci, Dorner. Janlnowslzi, R. Mayer, Bielefeld, Dunlzer. Fisher, D. Dunn, Holh, Schoenzer. Schoenecker, P. Fons, Conrad, l.. Beclrer. HCI! Chrislman, Tessier, Casey, J. King Shane, K. Kerslen, T. Shanahan R. Casper. R. O'Leary, Huebler, Aralmelian P. Boland. W. Shinners, P. Bannanline, D Kilzer, M. Dougherly. 1 'LH - ' . . . u , -1 , . FRESHMAIN Wolf. K. Zimmerman, T. Caiski, Neo Webb. R. Fink, Reuier, Dumais, R. Hor- nick. I Welch, T. Barbian, Diclier, J. Brophy. PRES!-IMAIN berg. Schweifzer, Welles, James O'Leary Bergs. DeHlaFF, Gebhard, Schoenauem Trudeau. J. Mulhaney, Schimmel, Senglaul James Pinler. FRESHMAN T. Dwyer, R. Sobocinslri, John Han! ley, John Leonard. Schulfz, Wuerl, J. Mafflwews. G. Hinlres, Schroer, Misfele. Jahnke, Rowold, Flock, R. Kreis. HDI! vers, Trzebiafowski, J. Quirk J. Zauner. ampeau, Somers, Tolan, Wis- liewslri. :onfaine, Za broslie Busalacch' u ' I vzska, Dienberg, McCarty, Far- 'ell. IIE!! abafh, Ackeref, J. Bouchard, Eschweiler. ruser, Janlrowslmi, Browne, John Clark. nders, Sfeinhagen, Sfeininger. nriea, Roberf Pillar, Galagan, Jalzus. IIFII Xrnold, Bendowske, Monaghan, osidowski. Zaro, Coogan, Webster, Riedel. Wick, M. Brophy, Chrosiowski, . Meurer. , McGowan, Spiess, Ullenberg. FRESI-IMAP Ribecky, LaLonde, Kihman, W Welfer. Zacher, Hobbins, L. Shanahan. Mofzlmo, Feider, D. Burbach, D Gibbons. D. Flaheriy, Bifiman, May, Niiz. an Q3 ,f ,M W HGH I lm Si ph gl A M Q? -H0 QQQUJI 'TQ'-4 41 x EW ,aide Zremora Mighty Cartlzquakea Make SOP!-IGMORE Volz, Wir+l'1, Egan, Jerome Hanley Reinehr, WiH, Peclr, Deysaclw Monfgomery. Sclwloemer, Bischoff, G. Sclnmifr Keelan. T. Wambaclw, Fosfer, Joseph Kern Pier. SGP!-IGMOIQE Suminslmi, R. Sferneman, Sansone Zieberf, Korosec. Swieflilr, Guizwiller, Byrnes, T Braun. Wafry, Colzfey, Reinlmeclrer, Pefers, Pavlic, Wucly, Risch, Hauser. SOPHQMQRE D. Zimmerman, R. Ouirlr, Callahan Feely. Jones, Kloclrow, G. Johnson. Hilberf, A. Fink, Heilman, Hibner Haslam, Cody, Carroll, Pokorny. HAI! Kierlinskil Ne-scy, Pelclynslzi, J. Shinners, Snyder. Blong, Kalisfa, Dowling, J. Caiski. Rebaclr, O'NeiH, Schwemer, S. Colle. Laub, Ecks, Kleis, Jerome Schwarh. HB!! Srimfh, P. Tallmadge, Mangan P. Clark. Schieln, Manikowsl1i,KuHra, Hansen. Guy, Winings, Mifchell, Morrissey, E. Herre, Goggin, Sfauber, Puriell HC!! Sfadler, Derse, Crivello. Dierz, J. Clark, J. Caro. Steffek, Schouliz, Walkner, Rabas. Schilier, Dupuis,Zimmers,Giun1'oli. 05' F401 'WE ,.. . Q0 5-' K .J 1 1 ' 3? 36 .r un.. 1 Is, .. P 36 Par .VL .! 'rf -lb Q5 41' 'UP' 15. 11' L4 '80 5? sur X 29 '96 -ml... U SOP!-IOMOI2 chinski. R. Tallmadge, Kupper, Hanaue Johnsfon. Slafer, Sfeii, Wedemeyer, Owan. O'MaIley, Quasf, V. Kowalsk Gawin. SGP!-IOMORE Herfel, Jagoe, Sincere, Demsizi. Nowicki, John Pinfer, T. Wafso Lynch, Smeeion, H. Schneide Gaffney. Bendykowski, Jachimski, LaBonf Bodenbach. SOP!-ICDMOI2 Paudenbach, Heid, Holxens- J. P. Mack, T. Kowalski. Wirig, Ray Johnson, Dried: Ausfin, Rofhweiler. Merkel, R. Walsh, Michal Gieissner, Lukaszewicz. WiHbrof, J. McCormick, Ger Schwartz, Joseph Dunn. HDI! aclorf, Kusfra, Haclxa, John Wal- er, Hayes. 'lrenak, Gagliano, Malone, OH, Aaniaci. Zauner, Schoshinslxi, Sisolak, D. McCormick. 1n Lemieux, D. Buclrefl, Forres- 'al, Verbefen. HEI! baslian, P. Sullivan, V. Naclwalel Pelrenham. elawa, P. Bucher, R. Meurer. :+scl1, M. Gaenslen, Glas- schroeder. Fons, Harringion, P. Resch, W Beck. IIFII rbrlenf, R. Schroeder, C. Werra J. Casper. ueplme, Burfon, Weiclerf, Cole- man. uferbaclw, Telehlne, Hileman Winler. rgman, Monroe, McCann, Le- Beau. vm 5 SOP!-IOMORE Mccarlhy, Isola, Lipscomb, Le- Gros. Paiferson, L. Sobocinski, Lindner. J. Mayer. Driscoll, Heil, Hilion, Donahue. Fifzimmons, Drysczimslci, Lufz, Frederick. N HQ!! P1kS T K + NI Lblf vu LddRTh p W In DI Ni J Y u h 5 Ulzey ,Ce t .Not One Stone on a Stone ,J .W 5 1 ' .' ,fi yr, , ' Q f' iff! f 1' . I ,F JUIXIIG Edmund, Kwalr, Rumreicli, J. Rob lee, Teslce. Hodaclw, Bruclrwiclr, O'Hora, Nl Clarke, R. Magenlweimer. Guzie, Zeller, Wendler, Hari. JLINIO M. Sheridan, Bray, Bell, J. Pillar T. Behan, Kegel, Kasper, Kasfner Kalbas, Rick, Dolan, W. Schneider Sfawiclui, Weigel, Sfemper Springob. JUNIO Brzezinslci, J. B. Sullivan, Geracie Morfon. Bulawa, Jolwnsfone, Grady. Reilly, Hawley, Clayfon. X Haupf, A. Maier, Teshner, Cowan IIA!! Soodspeed, John Dunn, R. Dwyer Erdrnann. Esser. icannell, Phillips, Alsfadf, Mc Cabe. v1arohn, Kassuba, Fleckensfeln Haas .in IIB!! 'ebske, Gramling, Hanson, Meg nus, Fliss. ry, Zalewslxi, E. Arnold. ajor, John Murphy, J. Wolf. -gan, R. Smiih P. Levin, Schaller N . J H1 if W , :JN wiv A if V lll f if -9. J. HCI! well, Kolinski, D. Hinkes, Schlax. Jebner, J. M. Mack, D. Smiih, Urban. Muench, Klemmer. eber, Rombca, Girard, Luifring. JUNIOR Biwer, Confardi, Borden, Balrul P. Thompson, Meyer. Roehl, Raich, Hagen, McCror Desmond. Gahagan, J. Ryan, T. Lehmlrul Pe+i+iean, Mellon. Jalrubelr, A. Zimmerman, Saldi' Eliasen. JUNIOF BeihoFF, Schulfz, J. Thompson, Schmlff. Jerry O'Leary, Mclfeehan, Karre Kaczmarowslri. Foley, Schaefer, John Amrhei Jansen. W. Gibbons, F. Murphy, F. Schmil ' Hanrahan. JUNIOI T. Muench, Hahm, Krueger, D Ryclre. Kanellos, Linskens, Reufema Chase. Kopp, Russo, Aliofa, Long. Brielmaier, Barfolerio, Wilhelr Gral. HDI! 'ierawsk,i T. Bannanfine, Ret- ig, Roberf Johnson. erke, Gauerke, Kaminski, Moyni- IGN. Matson, Grede, Dolafa, Schmiif. er. O'Leery, LuecHlze, Sendilx 'luhner. IIE!! lenselr, Van Beckum, F. Schmidt rebeclz, Klein. er, Mclnnes, D. Brophy, Doyle Iey. ne, Linehan, Ill, BueHner. ng, Lifza, D'Ama+o, Nowak. IIFII uesel, E. Resch, Corroo, Kordus Flaheriy, Joyce, Schiiler- , Saladin, L. Levin, R. Schmudi I, Herzog, C. Maier- BOUSR' Verbesf. ff :X I 1 XWX I 1 N -X .WT H ' Q Q -...L N X.waV ff2wfQ I J Q X q AT' px Un to the Summit f ff X HJ jg Nl fi! 39 ,,,l,.,4. x' as Q50 7.55. if .:: E :Q 13,755 .1 Q 5 1. f ' 7 . 5 . 5 3 , , A 1 jg . .y ff iw - f 1 . Q , N Q 9 0 ' A- ' . y 1- l, A, k 'O' O. , Q N . ,Q l Q ' W A I O 5 b'. l'l'l.wg' D.- . a'.'l':,fgnv 1 . Q . x lf!:'M-'.c'f1l 5 'QI 45:4- Q I . l , Q n e 0 4' ' Q., xl'.' ' fr xxx ' . . a.Q.l. pl -+in- t .1- , . HQ. Xl' ,,-5 ,UMW Zh Sencor Class of 1951 s This is lhe seciion of fhe yearbook dear- esl io 'lhe hearis of all seniors. For us if is a mirror, reflecling ourselves and all we have done. We hope fhai' il' shows us as we aclually are, as we have aclually been dur- ing our lasl year al Marqueile. ll we have improved ourselves a bil for lhe occasion, we .know you will forgive us. The world will soon enough ils unfavorable gaze upon us. How man fnosialgic memories will fhese ages bringback ro us in fhe years fo come! Blow many picfures of lhe old school, fha old ganglhey will painl 'For usl The old familiar scenes will floal back lo us iusl' as we experienced ihem . . . lhe happy enli- cipaiion of ourpersonal phoiographs, which turned soul a source of +rue wondermenl' for us in many ways. We will be reminded of lhe shock of hair which .wouldn'l' slay in place, +hesliFf while collar ihal gouged our necks and checked our brealh, ihe brighl' hai lighls, lhe phol-ographer's paiienl' plea.. Smile, please'l T And under fhese picfures, For beiler or for worse. will 'The records of our own parficular achievemenls. Some of us have had 'lime 'loido a greai deal: ofhers noi so much. Bull, from 'lhe greaiesi achievemenl' io fhe smallesi, we know +ha+ wha+ever has been clone has been offered wi+h +ha+ spiril so 'lypical ol Marquelle: lo do il' proudly, and io The besl' of our abiliiy. This is our humble monumenl lo poslerify, our nick in l'he lablels of lame. We are delermined, lhough, ihai il' will be merely lhe beginning of ia grealer monument for if ihere is one 'lhing Marqueiie has given us. we know fhai if is fhe abilily +o wrirela gen- uine slory of success in our personal lives. This is our beginning. Whalever else if may be,Ai+ is OURS, and we, lhe Class of '51, are proud of ii. ou are the light of fha world. s y il y y T y is y. . . New Testament is 101711 W. Wfambacb Molher of Good Counsel Presidenf of 'the Senior Class of l95l, Jack, in his humble way, musi lay claim +o one of The fines? all-round records we have seen al Marqueffe . . . He has been a 'lirsf honors sfudenl' in 'rhe Classi- cal Course all four years . . . was a sparkling baskeiballer 'For 'four years, moving io fhe varsiiy as a soph. Jacl:'s four years of all-our Patrick I. Riordan S+. Roberf Pal, cerfainly one of 'lhe m forceful personaliiies we have, won many friends, challed many victories during his h school days. Swepf in as Ser Class Veep wirh Qhe All-Sfar 1 +ory in November, Pal has enviable record . . . four ya of rugged end play on fresh, aciivily as an acolyie, sacrisran, choir member, monihly reporier, and en1'husias+ic 'liclref salesman, won him a place on +he Boosfers as a senior and +he honor of the Senior Class presidency. Q.. and varsiry grid ieams . . . 'lhr year MH Clubber . . . an em sodalisf for four years . . . 'fn and B-'team baskeiball man . Paf's enrhusiasm and drive w rewarded by appoinimenis +o ' Boosrers, and fhe yearbook . verrising sfaff. W, Semor Class Qficem - Rofbfo aw e HW David l-A wmllwfamilh WWA Seloagl-lanl nk sense -all Qt! Q I it lgflollher OfGOTje!en . h a peaia , d wil drye' . . O C C :gr xl sourjllguaequlsxjbslxllg, . I lfjgn 'fndmufixge 7' his qwounsel U ' nk , '5 his 9 - fi a 'Se L- , 'Br m esses, . . :S f'M1yfi'4,,g,i'7'J pair- Hfsiso' f....,g1c M,1z' vrgainy schoolafisxl and Gfjlxieland W G 7 i '50f': 'Dade aged' Pulverizliom fha l ur-Yea' so band P'esl B Eled' J His f chempio efseniial ng and 0 nm, wai Webgkeffg his JvO4,vc as Our ye Ship . Perf of 0 5e.den'f ol ihe moe, durmf! 5 h. 0 sodelisfn of gengnd squad Pzlasbf 3 class 'or Yeas' he :QV Tim me Po and class erous 'Worr' gmac, 'and Elixir Clagg Sefff ako hirsdzurer as St: sof. senlzfcer won swept In ,:i.Siar vicioxbgr , . Boosfersvqluebl, :nor and Isles: bY llllssics Club nie, membe' 0 ' amber of :lie Evaunklei Smile' ' lhe soosws' 2 Class of '51 Thomas R. Ahramofsky S+. Sebasiian Tom, hailing from' famous Si. Sebasfian, has persevered in 'lhe Lafin-Modern Language Course during his years ai' Marquerie. A member of fha choir in his fresh- man year, and a daily communi- canf, Tom has made and lnepl many a good friend al Marqueile. Clear P. Anderson Sl. Florian S+. Florian senf us Andy and proud he was of ihaf. Mos? of his aciiviiias were confined fo his firsl 'lwo years . . . 'frosh sodalisl . . . 'frosh fooiball . . . fwo-year acolyfe . . . copy man for fha yearbook as a senior. f 'ii f james C. Ansier S+. Vincenl de Paul Jim pursued 'lhe General Course while af Marqueife, contributed his +alen+s io lhe Gaunilef, Physics Elub, Sodalify. and freshman fool- all. joseph S. Amrhein S+. Elizabeih Joe has been a prominent sodalisi for four years . . . oflicer as a iunior . . . has been an acolyh and choir member all four years . . . sacrislan as a iunior . . . Flambeau yearbook sfaff. joseph V. Armhruster S+. Anne Joe padded his way quiefly ihrough Marquefia, making a wide round of 'friends in the proc- ess . . . He was a carfoonisf as a frosh, and a iwo-year sodalisf. Kenneth E. Arndt ST. Frederick, Cudahy A Transfer This year from ST. Fran- ' ri iTy cis, Ken has had liTTle oppo un d To make his name known aroun d , MarqueTTe. He lefT a fine recor ' d of' aThleTic achievemenT behin him aT ST. Francis. Iavnes R. Barbian ST. Pxloysius Jim was a sodalisT as a iunio senior . . . also MH Club member d Ski Club member . . . Track an manager as a sophomore. r and Ricloarcl R. Anelnflann ST. SebasTian ST. Seb's, in sending us Dick, gave us anoTher TalenTed fooTball play- H was The occasion of many er. e a surprise on The gridiron during his four years, made a name for ' ' ' as a himself before his iniury. senior . . . MH Club . . . class officer as a freshman and iunior Three year sodalisT . . . skier iunior and senior Track man. Donald E. Aylwarcl ST. Monica QuieT and affable. Don was well- known around school as a good friend. His sardonic wif has made him a popular. Though somewhaf awesome figure . . . ioined The sodaliTy as a freshman . . . served faifhfully as acolyTe in freshman and sophomore years . . . member of golf Team as a iunior and 5 ---- - 1 'IL-Y T X , 'Q Y Q...- , - , gaq ,mi-T. Donald F. Becker ST. Willia1n A. Bartz ChrisT King Bill was a sodalisT is years . . . four-year acolyfe . . . B-Team foofball as a sophomore and iunior . . . Track squad mem- f Three years . . . adverfis- h' lasT Two ber or ing sTaTf of The yearbook. , . T can William P. Bannen ST. Rose oT Lima H , conTenTed and pooular HPPY Billy made his presence widely known around MarqueTTe. A True golf enThusiasT, he made The Team in his lasT Two years . . . was also a T 'e-1-vear sodalisT. Agnes hard smashing Big Don has been a - lineman for four years . . . Fresh- man Team . . . varsiTy his lasT Three s . . . MH Club as sophomore. ' ' Cl b ..-4, year iunior and senior . . . Ski u as a iunior and seniorJ. . . Tesla- lo m n sodalisT . . . ourna a - Ciu'-nlic Tackle as a senior. Peter A' ge an ,. ST. Sebashan ' s , l V I K ' 1 fi' -h . -,.,.,v'-.3 ,, , or ,u I .-1 'QI ,ef 31 ,X 1 . .N V Quief and unassuming, PeTe has been one of Mr. Schlenk's faiThful sTandbys in The Ticket office. The annual sTaff goT To know him well as an obliging chauffeur . . . SodaliTy in his freshman year . . . Track as a iunior and senior . . . senior harrier . . . B-Team baskeT- ball as a iunior. ve ..,ba.i, il ,-, I 4 Ti T T T cx ,Fwar..0.n?k. .Jlarlgi-LJL5,,54, , V Y . -9 -or 1 . X J r!'iu...4Y 'Ei 553,5- Ralph Beiermeister Holy Cross As a senior Ralph proved to be a landmark around MH, tipping the scales in the neighborhood ot 240. As a freshman, he contributed his talents to sodality and football, stood out in B-team basketball, varsity track, MH Club his last two years. john E. Bendel Visitation Certainly one ot the leading sen- iors, John ran tor senior class presidency on the All-American ticket, tamiliar to all as varsity quarterback, and a two-year B- basketballer . . . tour-year class otiticer . . . tour-year sodalist . . . three-year MH Clubber . . . mem- ber ot the monthly statt . . . Dennis W. Bieser St. John cle Nepomuc Denny, the last ot a tamous clan to be taught and molded at Mar- quette, has been mostly occupied earning his way through school . . . What little time was lett over, he devoted to sodality activities. Boosts' Club Pfesidenf Duane B. Branclstatter af ,nv new 04.1, Wwe! W' ,g,, Bruce F. Biever Holy Ghost Bruce's greatest secret is how he kept up his studies: the tact re- mains, nonetheless, that he did - in the Classical Course . . . At the same time, he was, a tour-year sodalist . . . two year sodality otiicer . . . treshmav- class otticer . . . two-year Prep Player . . . sacristan and acolyte all tour years . . . editor-in-chief ot the monthly . . . member ot the Alad- dins and Kilmers . . . and an en- thusiastic Webster tor tour years. Lgqj Richard F. Boland Gesu Occupied as he was with the two- fold problem of tinancing his edu- cation and getting the most trom it. Dick spent most ot his time on the iob . . . As a treshman he was an acolyte . . . class otticer as a freshman and iunior. Class of 151 james A. Booz Holy Rosary A loyal sodalist during all tour years, Jim also held down sodality ottices tor three years . . . was a member ot the track squad and Physics Club. St. Florian Tough as nails was Duane both on the gridiron and on the basket- ball court . . . all-conference toot- ball center for two years . . . He played trosh tootball and basket- ball . . . made the varsity in both sports as soph, iunior and senior . . . MH Club his last three years . . . was a tour-year class otiicer . . . tour-year sodalist . . . sodality officer as a sophomore . . . Spanish Club member as ' ' . a rumor Walter I. Bucher St. Agnes Always an enthusiastic tollower ot Marquette teams, Wally didn't tind time to participate in sports events. During his last year, how- ever, he won a letter as cheer- leader. 45 if lL0f?'.f7L MK. In H' it ee at M , .5-., Y I Q 5 Patrick W. Buckett Ss. Cyril and Methodius Famous tor his skilltul perform- ances ot tricky indian dances, Pat has become a popular entertainer around Marquette . . . also a key band member . . . sodalist and sodality otticer . . . played trash- man tootball. 'eg1,,.,,. .ysf-f'f6f'f ,ieiivid ' ,4,n,,f-,,.5Wtf, V 1 S V i--Y effef J if , rl we . , VV rx Ifyf, M ,, john . Bu , If yi ' ,, ' ' fl ft A if I nal St. Rober ,f A 'Ea r vjgrst 6 , - ,fs John had tine recft at Mar- -- ' gigilf, quette . . tor nior Class Q -I-ad.i. A Ugipsis y Veep on the All-American ticket ' s QQ' girl? . . . class otiicer tor three years, F,,,,,- iii, ' and sodality otticer tor all tour . . . Y' 4-5 '14, in Senior Sodality Vice-protect . . . ni ' Freshman tootball and basketball . . . Varsity basketball three years . . . winner ot three maior letters . . . Webster Club member . . . i ' Flambeau Monthly . . . Flambeau Yearbook . . . Boosters. Patrick' E Burns C-Besu Peter H. Burbacb l-loly Assumption One of the wits trom West Allis, Pete has become known tar and wide as a lover ot the white snow and whistling wind . . . three-year skier . . . two-year acolyte . . . Camera Club member as a iunior . . . three-year sodalist. Robert A. Cbartier St. Joseph Studies kept Bob from engaging in many outside activities . . . An ardent supporter ot sport, Bob also gave what time he could to Pat, well-liked and respected by everybody, has held a cherished post on Gesu school's CYO bas- ketball tloor. At Marquette, he devoted his time to surmounting the ditticulties ot Latin-Modern Language, serving Mess, and working tor the Sodality. David joseph Carman Holy Rosary Dave, a popular tun-maker and wag in 4-B, has also contributed his ettorts to managing basketball . . . serving Mass in the chapel . . . sodality activities . . . trosh tootbail . . . He was e class otti- cer as a freshman and senior. Iames M. Cerletty St. Anne One ot the happiest tellows at Marquette, Jim has been an out- standing honors student tor tour years, a ioiner ot many activities . . . acolyte tor tour years . . . sodality and monthly three years . . . Camera Club . . . Hearst History contestant . . . cartoonist . . . sophomore sodality otticer. the Sodality, as a iunior and sen- ior . . . Prep Players as a soph . . . Physics Club as a iunior. Iosepb G. Cibullza St. Jude Easy-going, Sleepy'T Joe has been everybody's triend here at MH . . . Sodalist as a iunior and senior . . . a taithtul and hardworking toot- baller tor three years . . . MH Club for three years . . . iunior and senior skier. ' ' .wxsziiffgggze ,. ' Michael C. Colbert St. Patrick, Racine Every day, Mike traveled the long road trom Racine to Milwaukee . . . played treshman tootball . . . was dependable sodalist and aco- lyte tor tour years . . . wrote tor the monthly. Alfred I. Cororz Gesu Al spent his spare time around MH working with Fr. Frommelt's Physics Club. As a soph he was a sodality member . . . as a senior became a track man, and an Aladdin. james P. Cornwall St. Anthony de Padua Owing to his late arrival at Mar quette lsophomore yeerl, and to a prolonged sickness in iunior year, Jim's activities were some- what limited . . . However he managed to spend a good deal ot time with the Cartoonists . . . the choir . . . boxed as a sopho- more . . . worked with the Physics Club as a iunior. Gregory I. Dettlafl St. Stanislaus Notre Dame's loss ot Greg cer- tainly proved to be Marquette's gain. We are sorry that MH ac- tivities could not boast him as a member during his tirst three years. Since coming to MH, he has proved popular, and a staunch supporter ot anything connected Robert P. Crowley St. Robert Although it was a long struggle up trom B-team ranks to the var- sity, Bob, as a senior, developed into one ot the tinest Catholic Conterence tullbacks . . . two- year B-team basketball . . . two- year golter . . . MH Club . . . tour-year acolyte . . . three-year otticer . . . treshman sodalist. Edward A. Czuppa Holy Rosary Eddie was known around school by many names, but nonetheless. his popularity was solid and un- mistakable. He was a class otiti- cer as a treshman and iunior. C1455 of 151 Thomas H. Devine St. Florian A widely respected member ot the St. Florian sect. T-om has been most noted tor incurable basket- ball-itis. His lust tor the sport kept him on the B-team tor two years: as a senior he moved up to the varsity . . . Class otticer and sodalist as a iunior . . . MH Club as a iunior and senior. with Marquette. Donald I. Darnieder St. Robert Don, a happy. triendly character, has been elected a class otticer tor three years . . . worked with the Prep Players as a soph . . . a tour-year sodalist . . . sodality otticer as a sophomore . . . played treshman tootball . . . Cartoonist . . . Webster Club member . . . Monthly statt member as a sopho- more . . . three-year member ot the yearbook statt. 47 ZW -Ju. -1f.fL-.A..,qlA44l,4tA!t' james P. Dougherty Holy Cross Jim was a busy man around Mar- queile . . . a lour-year sodalisl . . . ' ' i h- Semor Sodaliiy Preieci . . . res man 'loorball manager . . . acolyie . . . Siamp Club enfhusiasi' . . . Two-year Websier Club member Aladdins and Kilmers . . . box f12.Lff..f1,-f- ,gjlvwl LM irackman as a irosh and soph . . . er . . . sophomore cheerleader. A.. f , .mn L gy' Ai ,f,1.a lI g,n,.,.,,4fAN 'F Ll 1 - K ,.,, ., QL' A 1 ' f--ffs-ff-gg 1,9 fe A- ' I+ 'J , Ve-'-' i . 1 , , ' lf 4.4, K , .52 V i N A 4. 1- , 1 if 1-5 , i ' ' A ff Q, ui l, ,l I Q V T ev' ? 5 P1 'Q E? rflii, k lvl da! 3 V . ff Michael I. Dunn X X . fbi, i l 1 , Ss. Peier and Paul Tn 4 1- A Mike has 'had plenry io keep him xx' ll A busy during his soiourn ai Mar- PM C, I ,J quehe. mainkaining a iirsr honors r i' my 'b' X ,fx average in lhe Claisicalhifdufzi Fr' Wk, I john S. Dretzka Si. Frederick, Cuclahy L r of rho inimitable Drehka as dynas-ry, John spenl' his 'hme well d i sh al' Marqueiie . . . playa ro and B-ieam fooiball . . . iook up . . h lor iour years, wor ing Hearsi's hislory coniesi, winning 'two years. As business manager lor the monihly, he has kepi ihe a er solvenl . .alaiihful sodalisr P P ' . . . Mission Club member. boxing as a soph . . . lorned 't e Ski Club . . . Physics Club . . . and Sodaliiy iwo years. Thomas E. Efwens Si. Roberi Tom, during his o y quekke, has been a generous con- lribu-lor ol his ralenls io many rhings . . . lrosh basketball . . . freshman class ollicer . . . B-'team baskekball and fooiball . . . fwo- ear member of lhe Kilmers . . . f ur ears al Mar- Y lour-year sodaliiy officer . . . l 'fe four-year four-year acoy monihly siafier . . Club member . 'fennis player . . . . liwo-year MH sophomore iunior and sen- PINK Alfred G. Eherle Si. Sebasiian Al, ihrouqh his yeoman service on lhe l950 Flambeau Yearbook, ac- ceded ro lhe Flambeau lhrone- room, where ihis year he has ruled wiih a lenieni, ihough effeciive hand. He has also been a loyal Boosier. member oi lhe Physics Club, Sodalisi es a fresh and sen- ior . . . freshman iooiballer . . . cl-'f officer as a senior. homas O. Felton Sl Rose William A. Endisch Si. Leo Bill, quiei and well-liked, saw serv- ice on 'the Frosh ioolball squad . . . was a lour-year sodalisr . . . and member of ihe Flambeau Yearbook slali. ior hack man. . ' dl know So quiek you mighl har y t im from a ghos-i, Tom has ye made his mark around Marquelib . . . a 'four year sodalisl' and car- ioonisr . . . a sialwarl on lhe len- nis team for rhree years. al PWS- ani' he is seeded 8th in Wisconsin i the MH Club . . . member o . and Gaunrler . . . As a senior. ' 1' 'lalenrs Richard R. Ernster Si. Caiherine Dick was one of lhe smallesl' and most popular -fellows in school. He conrribured io rhe Gaunrler as a iunior, was an active sodalisi for four years . . . also played irosh ioolball. Tom devoled his arhsic L b k. Flambeau Year oo Daniel E. Floyd Sl. Pxqnes Dan was nol' only a very popular fellow, bul a iine alhlele as well. He was a class olilicer all four years . . . earned ihree lellers playing varsily loolball . . . a iwo-year acolyle, ihree-year so- Earl V. F iscloer Si. Thomas Aquinas Earl, quiel and friendly, has been noled as an induslrious and co- operalive sludenl . . . honors man . . . a lalenled carloonisl . . . 'iour-year acolyle and sodalisi... fresh choir member . . . lrack men and harrier . . . slafi arlisl' for lhe yearbook, Gauntlet, and dalily member. Boosler Club. Daniel H. Gaenslen Sl. Caiherine Denny has given his eliiorls io many aciivilies during his years here . . . was a class oliicer as a lrosh, also played frosh iooiball . . . was a member of lhe Band as a freshman and sophomore, a faithful sodalily member for four years, iniramural baskelballer as a soph, Physics and Commercial Club member. Class of ,51 Franklin G. F leissner Sl. Sebasiian Lasl oi anolher iaiihlul Marquerie line, Frank has followed his bro- lhers as a basser in lhe band . . . band officer as a senior . . . four-year sodalisl . . . Physics Club member. Iaines I. Glasl Si. Calherine Richard E. Foley Si. Rose Friendly Dick has been known mosl' -lor his quick sallies of wil and sharp humor in class . . . e four- year sodalisl . . . sodalily officer as a iunior and senior . . . Spanish Club member . . . Physics Club member. Robert A. Galal Blessed Sacrarnenl Three years of experience won Bob lhe posl of Dawn Editor for lhe monihly as a senior . . . He was a four-year sodalisl' . . . four- year cartoonisi . . . ihree-year acolyie . . . Cheerleader as a sophomore . . . loolball manager . . . MH Club . . . Heersl' Hislory conleslanl' as e sophomore . . . consislenl iirsl honors man. Jim, an aclive sodalis-l, member of -the Physics Club and ol lhe Gaunllel' siafi, has been a price- less aide lo Mr. Schlenk's Prep Players. As a senior, he was re- warded by appoinimenl' as head siege manager. Whenever in- genuity and ideas were needed to make a play go over, Jim was lhe slage mechanic who pul ii across. Tomas I. Glass Sl. Sebaslian Tom, friendly and quiel, reserved mosl' of his noise-making lor the band. There, he really gave out An experienced clarinelisl lor iour years, he was always there, always dependable . . . a Physics Club member as a iunior and senior . . . also e lreihmlfl sodalisl. Lawrence I. Goelz St. Catherine Larry has been a prominent mem- ber of the Sodality for three years . . . also a sodality officer . . . B-team basketballer . . . fresh- man class officer. Robert 1. H enke St. Lawrence Bob was one of those quiet chaps who aren't always in the limelight, but who willingly lend a helping hand . . . he was a band member as a'frosh . . . and a sodality member . . . also wrote for the Gauntlet. MZ, Eff mcg. - ' ,, A 3 - fx -vi - I N I 1 G .9 I O 3 Henry F. rove wan 0 -1 St. Robert : Q O P A four-year sodalist and acolyte, Fritz was also a class officer as a J' iunior . . . earned his chief repu- tation as a tennis player, and U ,gQ ' g honors student in the Classical Jw! All ' m ,QL PIN, course. ,L ,si av N. I .4 . ,R-!,,,1,m Gerald T. Haig St. Sebastian Known most of all for his devo- tion to track, Gerry has been a faithful team man for two years . . . four-year acolyte . . . two- year Spanish Club member . . . Ralph D. Gottscloallz St. Sebastian Ralph did some fine work for the Gauntlet as a iunior, also con- tributed his efforts to the year- book as a senior . . . a loyal sodalist and Physics Club member. Frank I. Herre St. John Nepomuc Patrick D. Henry Christ King Almost as famous as his great namesake, Pat has kept busy with many things during his four years . . . was a class officer as a fresh . . . a four-year sodalist . . . SUMA representative as a senior . . . soph and iunior Prep Player, acolyte, and sacristan . . . three- year Webster Club member . . . staff member of the monthly . . . CSMC representative . . . mem- ber of Alladins and Kilmers . . . Pep Club member. I Having persevered in the Latin Modern Language Course during his career at Marquette, Frank has also been a member of the Sodality as a soph and iunior . . . sodality officer as a soph . . . track man as a frosh . . . soph cartoonist . . . Physics Club mem- ber as a iunior. soph football manager Club as a senior james V. Herzog St. Sebastian The oldest of two famous charac- ters from St. Seb's, Jim has stayed with the Latin-Modern Language Course all four years, earned first honors as a iunior and senior. A Physics Club member and fresh footballer, Jim has earned many friends and consid- erable fame with his waggish wit and unexpected quips. Anthony C. Hoynacki St. Barbara Wherever there was tinlrering to be done, Tony was found some- where near. His scientitic bugs made him a foundation stone of the Physics Club, to which he de- voted most of his spare time for two years. g, 1 'r:.5::.- f'-SR., john A. Hrenak St. Stephen Although he was kept busy for 'four years on the track team. John still found time for other activities . . . Sodality . . . Physics Club . . . Cartoonists' Club . . . class ofticer as a senior. Robert A. Huber St. Rita Bob's main interest in outside ac- tivities around Marquette has been golt. He has won a place on the golf squad as a soph. iunior and senior. A tine tirst- honors student, Bob was also a two-year sodalist and a one-year acolyte. james A. Kern l-loly Angels Donald I. Kastenholz St. Anne A member of the Sodality and Band all tour years, Don spent his last two years drum-maioring the band . . . Class officer as a frosh and soph, sophomore sodality otti- cer . . . choir member as a fresh and soph . . . iunior and senior ecolyte . . . Physics Club as a senior. Kenneth A. Kantzer Gesu String-bean Ken, a rabid devotee of the basketball hoop, spent every spare moment starring for Gesu's Junior quintet. By dint of much hard work, he persevered to the end in the Latin-Modern Lan- guage Course. served Mass as an acolyte for tour years. Class 011351 Walter F. Kelpien S+. Josaphat Walter's talents land they were manyl, were showered on a 'few of his closest friends. Nonethe- less, his renown for wit and point- ed argument went the rounds of the senior class. We are sorry he was not a debater. Jim, a hard-working, industrious fellow, kept plugging away steadi- ly at his studies and his iob. He earned a tine reputation for him- self as a sch olar. Iames E. .Kerstein Blessed Sacrament Jim, a three-year sodalist, and student ot the General Curricu- lum, also belonged to the Physics Club as a iunior, was a runner on the track squad as a soph. George P. Kersten St. Monica George, following in the illus- trious footsteps of a famous father and brother, has won a name for himself as an orator having as a iunior arrived at Mar- quette via Campion . . . ln his two years here, he has been an active sodalist, acolyte, a main- ' Cl b. an Jerome W. Kzes stay of the Webster u ' jf of 'dl' 2' 5 f X 3 F. james Kilzer K X l-loly Redeemer Jim was for four years a big gun gk ' ' in the Senior and Junior Websters .:., . . . an officer of the Websters H' as a senior . . . spent three years A in the choir and Prep Players C, , 'D P: cer as a senior. Aladdin. He was also a hard laborer for the Gauntlet, and Sfiverontca Flambeau monthly . . . a Physics ' ' Happy and likeable, Jerry had Club membir as a rumor. Jerome L. Kliebloaen St. Sebastian Another famous St. Seb's rooter, Jerry has also become well known as a sodality officer, Prep Player, Hearst History contestant, and Gauntlet staffer. His-careful, and painstaking efforts have played an indispensable part in the making of another fine yearbook. many friends at Marquette . . . a three-year sodalist . . . member of the Aladdins and Kilmers as a A ' evered to the senior . . . he pers end in the Latin-English Course. julian M. Knaclzert Mother of Good Counsel Most of Julian's extracurricular time was taken up with three worthy pursuits . . . faithful ac- tivity for four years in the Sodality . . . also in the choir and acolyti- cal society . . . He ioined the Physics Club as a iunior. 101011 V. Kozirza Christ King John has been a well-known, pop- ular character around Marquette, has been a class officer tor two years in a row . . . trackster his last two years . . . boxer as a f -L -nd senior . . . MH Clubber. ,-.-v n Aladdin and member of the Physics Club . . . faithful membgr of the monthly staff . . . class o i- David M. Kirby St. Monica track team . . . Ski Clubber. Iolm R. Kronsnoble St. Jucle John was a class ofticer as a freshman, sodality member as a frosh and iunior . . . frosh basket- ball manager . . . manager of B- team and varsity basketball as a soph . . . president of the Ski Club last three years . . . MH Club as a iunior. ,..n Q lr 3 F Dave was consistently popular around Marquette. The fact is attested by his presence on the officer list of his class during four years . . . sodality member . . . acolyte . . . played football as a freshman and iunior . . . MH Club . . three-year standout on the Iames Kubousek St. John Nepornuc Friendly, and good-hearted Jim has been noted as a hard work- ing student. sodality member as a trosh and soph . . . Spanish Club member as e iunior. David I. Lee Christ King Dave has been known around Marquette as en industrious and eager fellow, both in school and at his iob . . . has stayed per- sistently at Latin for his tour years. His extra time has been given to the Sodality, the Ski Club, the Acolythical Society, and the Gauntlet. Class of 151 Iolon A. Kustermarm St. Catherine St. Catherine sent us John and although he was not tamous as a ioiner, he was altogether popular . . . most ot his time has been spent with the band . . . what was Robert P. Kustra St. Josaphat Loyal sodalist all tour years, and an acolyte as a treshman and senior, Bob also played trosh toot- ball, ran on the track team as a sophomore . . . Camera Club member as a senior . . . Physics Club member as a iunior. Thomas A. Lauer St. Jude As a iunior, Tom became tamiliar to everybody as the man behind the counter in the bookstore . . . also a Prep Player make-up ex- pert tor three years, and tour- year acolyte . . . tour years in the Sodality . . . Junior sodality otticer . . . central committee senior year . . . two years in CSMC, president ot city-wide council as a iunior . . . stamp club member as a iunior and senior . . . Tom also wrote tor the Gauntlet as a iunior, read copy on the yearbook statt as a senior. lett over was devoted to the Sodality and acolythical society. Paul H. Lebmkulol St. Sebastian As a senior, Paul stepped out ot his closely contined realm ot studies into school activities, con- tributing his talents and otiorts to the boxing and track squads. Ierome E. Lemanski Blessed Sacrament Jerry, a tour-year sodalist, played trosh tootball, belonged to the track squad as a iunior and senior . . . As e sophomore, he belonged to the Camera Club, ioined the Physics Club as a iunior. Pierre I. LeMieux Visitation BVM Pierre and his Pierrecats have become mythical around school. We have to thank him a lot tor a lot ot good entertainment this year. He has been a taithtul band member and sodalist all tour years . . . Physics Club member as a iunior and senior . . . trosh and soph acolyte . . . Gauntlet statt as a iunior. 53 .4 i 2 Iolon I. Lemon l-'loly Trinity A talented artist is John. But, owing to the necessity tor a lot ot hard work at his iob and con- centrated study at the books, the C rtoonists have been denied his a labors . . . He was a sodalist tor tour year . . . and gave what he ' time to the Car- could ot his toonists' Club, ..- Iolon W. McCotte1' St. Robert Last ot a notorious line at Mar- quette, John has been worthy et his predecessors, an etticient toot- ball and basketball manager . . . also a tour-year sodalist . . . and a two-year class otticer. David T. Lakes St. Catherine Activity seemed to be Dave's motto, tor his record shows him to have been a tour-year sodalist . . . tour-year choir member, boxer, MH club member tor three years . . . treshman sodality otticer Booster . . . writer tor the tor the au yearboolr . . . consistent rrs man. honors Thomas E. Lenz Christ King Tom. whose main e o de. voted to keeping a good record as a Latin-Modern Language stu- dent, also belonged to the Car- toonists' Club, ran on the track 'unior and senior, squad as a I was a three-year Sodality member. tt rts were Daniel G. Matlonsek t-loly Cross Dan was a Mass server in his tirst year . . . a loyal member ot Fr. Frommelt's Physics Club . . . a d list as a senior. three-year so a . . . yt ' ' f-l the qolt squad. Robe-ft I. Mavkwiese St. Sebastian Widely lrnown as a voluble St. Seb's booster, Bob also acquittecl ' at - h'mselt honorably at various lwart I letic enterprises . . . a sta t r City Post! baseball tor Cen e squad, he also contributed his talents to Frosh and B-team bas- ' luetball . . . the track squad, as a soph . . . and was a tirst year sodalist. 'G' lntlet, and copy-mah ' t' t 5339 Q4 - A J I . at eff is PJK Noel R. Lundberg Sacred Heart K h' tour years here, Noel has ln is attached himselt to a large va riety ot doings . . . was a tour- year sodalist . . . Spanish Club ' Club member X member . . . Physics t otball member ot the Gaun e nd artist tor the yea olr. rbo Robert I. Matzek played B-team o . . . tl t statt, St. Leo Although he i ' a iunior d'd not try out tor the team until he was . ' lv. tball as Bob played varsity bas e both a iunior and senior . . . Quiet and unotticious, he made lnnown mostly by his his presence ' h onthly . . . also a ettorts in t e m d l'st . . . consistent three-year so ai student. 11'-f ,4- Ralph P. Miecb St. Pxdalbert Ralph has been known tor two years as the tinest, peppiest ot our cheerleaders . . . he has also been a tour-year sodalist and acolyte . . . C.S.tvi.C. otticer as a iunior, Secretary ot city as sen- ior . . . treshman boxer . . . member ot the Aladdins . . . con- Cbarles B. Mayer St. Leo A three-year sodalist, Charlie was also a class otlicer as a treshman . . . a notable expert at whipping up enthusiasm as a cheerleader . . . MH Club member . . . Alad- din . . . boxing team as a trosh and senior. ty otticer as a senior . . Club. sistent honors student . . . Sodali- MH Cloarles E. Millmann St. Sebastian Charlie brought with him from St. Seb's a tine strong voice, which he used alike tor praising God in the choir, and talking about St. Sebastian's . . . as a soph, a member ot Cartoonists' Guild and boxing team . . . as a senior, a sound cornerstone ot the yearbook statt. nas Sis- Cbarles A. Millradt St. iviichael Chuck, though he was not what is known as a ioiner, gave his talents to well-chosen activities. He spent a lot ot time with the Physics Club, was a mainstay ot the Gauntlet. and a consistent hon- ors student. Class gf 151 Robert L. Mertz St. Catherine Golden vocal chords have been Bob's chiet contribution to Mar- quette tor tour years . . . none- theless. he has also been seen around the precincts ot the Physics Club, the Gauntlet, and the Sodality Paul Mueller john H. Mudroch St. Catherine John, a victim ot violent attach- ment to all things oratorical and dramatic, has been a taithtul per- tormer in the Webster Club, a Hearst History contestant tor the past three years . . . a member ot the Spanish and Stamp Clubs. Mother ot Good Counsel Paul, a persevering applicant to the Latin-Modern Language cur- riculum, kept steadily at his studies, made many triends. His hard work at the books kept him from ioining any campus activi- ties. Richard F . Mueller St. Anne Versatility has been Dick's mot- to. He played tootball tor tour years, moving up to the varsity as a sophomore. The band has benetited trom his talents lor tour years, as well as the orches- tra . . . Dick was a sodalist his tirst year, a class otticer as a senior . . . also a loyal member ot the Boosters . . . ran tor Senior Class Treasurer on the All-Ameri- can ticket. P. Richard Mueller St. Sebastian St. Seb's gift to the social whirl, Dick has been popular and well- liked everywhere . . . sophomore class otticer . . . tour-year sodali- ty member . . . sophomore Ski Club member. Roy P. N ickchen Holy Cross Roy has been a taithtul member of the Band's horn section tor tour years . . . was a member ot the Mission Club as a trosh . . . a tour-year sodalist. 'x asf? 'ML urs 5. 'lf 4 Q. ff A in - :rs ., Hs a, 5,11 rf . of o Thomas A. Mulhaney Holy Assumption One ot the lights trom West Allis, Tom is widely known as a great hand with the ladies . . . has been an active sodalist . . . acolyte and Camera Club en- thusiast tor tour years . . . choir and track man tor three years. St. Agnes ber ot the Sodality. A familiar sight at all school tunctions with his Photo Dept. knapsack and Speedgraphic, 'l'om's tidelity and hard work as head nother john H. N iemczyk St. Robert Nim. a real tootball glutton, played all tour years, making the treshman squad, B-team as a soph and iunior. varsity as a senior . . . was also a class otiicer as a trosh and senior . . . tour-year sodalist . . . senior track member . . . MH Club member his last three years. photographer have given John T. ouzemy St. Anne Always a good triend and cheer- tul companion, John spent much ot his time flying down hills, and trudging back up them . . . also a trosh tootballer, trosh trackster . . . three-year sodalist . . . two- year member ot the Physics Club senior tennis Ronald I. Multerer Ronnie, a victim ot the straight Classical Course tor tour years, has been an industrious honors student . . . member ot the Gauntlet steti . . . an active mem- Delhert P. N achazel St. Robert Fighting Del has made his name at Marquette by an aggressive, winning basketball style that has piled up many points in his two years ot varsity play . . . He has also been a consistent honors stu- dent in the Classical Course . . . was a B-team and trosh basket- baller, Hearst History contestant as a soph member ot' the Gauntlet statt and Physics Club as a iunior, and the yearbook statl as a senior. sodality otiicer as a soph . . . tor tour years, was a member ot the Sodality, tennis squad, monthly . . . was a three-year MH Club member. Thomas I. O'Rourke St. iviatthevfs Working away industriously at his Modern Language Curriculum, Tom also tound time for a num- ber ot other things . . . Camera P ysics Club. Choir, Sodali Club, h - ty and Ski Club. He was an as- siduous student ot the cinder science . . . crowned his career at et ' - Marqu te with some tine pho tor the yearbook. s. eel., Iantes C. Osntanski St. Casimir A hard worker at the Latin- Modern Language Curriculum. Jim was elected to a class office as a soph . . . as a frosh he was frequently seen serving Mass in our chapel. xl' as Roger P. Paulsen St. Bernard Rodge was a quiet, friendly chap who devoted the lion's share of his time to books. The fruits of his efforts were consistent honors for four years . . . also a reliable acolyte for four years . . . active sodalist . . . iunior and senior golfer. Raymond L. Pfarr St. Monica Popular everywhere, a genuine go-getter, Rav has been a class officer all four years . . . an en- thusiastic Booster . . . two-year sodality member . . . played frosh football and basketball . . . Skip- ping the B-team. he went to var- sity basketball as a soph, sparked the team at every position for three years . . . Spanish Club member and track man as a senior . . . a hard driver on the yearbook staff Iaines P. Pruden Mother of Good Counsel David W. Poetzel St. Anne Dave, one of our year's most pleasant and likeable characters, is gifted with e violent interest in all things mechanical . . . has been a member of Physics and Ra- dio Clubs . . . freshman sodalist and acolyte . . . member of the Spanish Club as e iunior . . . Hearst History contestant as a J' , th ' t, f ' dly char- - - abllerjnsongliwjdumhis rdzrfivities to Iosepb S- Pucctnellt frosh football . . . Sodality for two years . . . as a senior he was Robe'-l ' member of me an Sha of the Joe has been outstanding for four Stanley C. Polski SS. Cyril 84 lviethodius f consistent honors student as a lunior and senior, Stan has also been noted in boxing circles around school. Although quiet and friendly in class, he changed completely in the ring . . . also a frosh footballer . . . class ofti. cer as a iunior. Class of 151 Daniel C. Potter St. Robert Everybody's pal, Dan is surely one of the friendliest guys we know. He has kept hacking away at the Classical Course for four years, winning consistent second honors . . . was a class officer as a soph- omore . . . sodality member as a iunior and senior . . . a faithful four-year acolyte . . . iunior and senior golfer . . . MH Club mem- ber as a senior. To Dan, the year- book owes this year's fine basket- ball write-ups. His chief claim to fame, though, we think, is faith- ful, efficient service as varsity basketball manager. yearbook. years, as an ardent supporter of everything Marquette. . . . A loyal sodality member for four years . . . a class officer last thru years . . . choir member as A frosh and soph . . . famous most of all for his football enthusiasm . . . B-team as a soph . . . varsity as a iunior and senior . . . Frosh football and basketball manager and track squad for three years . . . Physics Club member . . . MH rs - Club for three yea BOOSNI' Carl E. Quesnell St. Florian Another St. Florian bright light, Carl also illuminated the acolytes' society . . . the Sodality . . . the track team . . . Webster Club . . . monthly . . . Pep Club . . . Kilmers . . . Aladdins . . . and Ski Club . . . a long list ol achievements to add to his record as a con- sistent honors man. , .e 9' Hif i- ll A Ing X N Av ..... F .Slay AXA AJ... I , eg., , ! 1 Wav U X' 'ii '. Lf.. x ,- f ,, WK - , ,X x L1 ....,3.i4: r A Q ,sr X David H. Radler St. Sebastian Dave led a quiet lite at Mar- quette, became an active sodalist as a iunior and senior . . . ioined the band as a senior. james I. Redmond Holy Assumption Jim, known most ot all as an ex- cellent student, honors man, hails trom tamed West Allis . . . Lesser tame has come to him through his activities on the cinder path . . . trosh and B tootball squads . . . Ski and Camera Clubs . . . was also a one-year Prep Player . . . and qolter. Artloiir A. Retzlajj St. Catherine U james joseph Reed Christ King For tour years Jim has steadily beaten out his reputation as a murderous lineman, played trosh ball, B-team as a soph, varsity as a iunior and senior . . . His value to the team was recognized when he was awarded the Most Valuable Trophy as a senior . . . Jim was also a class otticer as a trosh and iunior . . . played trosh basketball . . . was a two-year Ski Club member . . . tour-year sodalist . . . senior track man . . . three-year member ot the MH Club. 3 Carl M. Regenfelder St. Florian The wind trom St. Florian's blew us Carl, and we have been happy about it ever since. A real sport enthusiast, Carl played trosh toot- ball and basketball . . . B-team tootball . . . B-team basketball, made varsity football as a iunior and senior . . . MH Clubber tor three years . . . sodalist as a treshman and sophomore . . . class otticer as a iunior and senior. Robert I. Reimer St. lvlatthew Bob, a prominent exponent ot the written word around Mar- quette, has been around wherever there has been publishing . . . editor-in-chiet ot the Gauntlet as a iunior . . . yearbook copy edi- tor as a senior . . . tour-year monthly news associate . . . sodalist . . . freshman class otticer . . . trosh footballer. Friendly Art has long kept his classmates happy with his pleasant ways and good humor. Hard ep- plication to iob and schoolwork kept Art trom engaging in extra- curricular activities. David A. Rodenkirk St. Agnes ln two years, Towering Dave. with his six-teet-seven ot solid hu- manity. has made a basketball name tor himselt. As a soph and iunior, he was a B-teamer. went to the varsity center as a senior . . . sophomore Prep Player . . . iunior S1 Robert I. Rodzwell St. Gabriel Not a noisy tellow, Bob has dis- tributed his weight lightly. He played football as a freshman . . . as a iunior he became active in the Webster Club, and threw some heavy punches with the squad . . . MH Club as Richard L. Schendt St. Sebastian ln truth, there is no one who does not know Dick. His large torrn and imposing presence, coupled with prolonged eltort, have brought him city-wide recognition as a speaker ot parts, won him a lace in munici al tinals ot P P - l Speak tor Democracy. He has been a dependable Webster tor three years . . . Prep Player as a soph . . . tour-year socialist and acolyte . . . one-year Mission Clubber and choir member. .fy F - 1 . .0 f i f ,, ,i .f if .-' ' ' .Lf N1 ' 1 Y' , gl! ' 1 ' i -' --I . A f ' 4 at , w.,,.f,,, , .- ,.,.i . rs of 3 1 Ji! ,LA boxing a senior. Donald M. Rozewicz St. Barbara Kenneth G. Ryan. St. Anne Artists seem to run quietly . . . Anyway, as with Tom Felton, so with Ken, his dett touches with the pen and brush are made with little comment. and much care . . . Physics Club member . . . Spanish Club during his last two years . . . his care and tidelity have helped greatly to make a good yearbook. William C. Saladin St. Anne Certainly one ot Marquette's most likeable guys, Bill has kept taithtully to his Modern Lan- guage Course . . . devoted his spare moments to the Sodality, and acolytes. Don's enthusiastic support ot sports around Marquette has been his chiet source ot tame. His de- votion to studies and his iob has kept him well occupied. Philip K. Schlosser -J- ox Eugene K. Schiel Mother ot Good Counsel One ot 4-B's brighter lights, Gene has become well-known around Marquette as a pleasant tellow. As a iunior and senior, he has lent the Physics Club the benetit ot his talents . . . as a senior, he took over one ot the monthly's most tamous columns- On the Downbeatf' immaculate Conception A sodalist since his treshman year. Phil has been one ot the more quiet tellows around school. Nonetheless, he has become wide- ly known as a wit ot no mean marksmanship . . . also a cartoon- ist tor two years . . . Webster as a iunior . . . wrote tor the monthly. james R. Schmidt St. Catherine Jim's years at Marquette have been aimed largely at keeping his name on the honors list . . . When he wasn't doing this, he turned his ettorts towards the aco- lytes and the Sodality tor three years . . . Physics Club and band tor two years . . . sophomore class otticer. Cornelius C. Shields -Jr V lt-'uiigy I., .Av '-Ee if A William F. Scloiniedel Christ King Bill, quiet and triendly, has kept cholastic record in the a tine s Latin-English Course . . . was a ' . two-year tour-year sodahst . . ' ber Physics and Ski Club mem . . . ' b k as a copywnter tor the year oo a senior. Roland F. Starszalz St. John Kanty Rollie, an incurable basketball ad- dict, worked hard on the B bas- ketball team as a sophomore and iunior . . . was a member ot the band tor two years . . . a two- r sodalist . . tour-year aco- yea . lyte . . . He won some renown tor himselt as the coach ot a tricky St. John Kanty and well-managed l grade school basketbal team. . St. Catherine Teal R. Sterneinann ,,.7 Robert C. Sclonbrin g St. Florian Another loyal alumnus of St. Florian's, Bob has been a member ot the Physics Club and Sodality enior his interest in . . . as a s photography brought him into the Camera Club. l loly Cross Corky, a well-known character ises has garnered around the prem , the largest portion ot his tame as a Thespian . . . For tour years he has been a leading Thespian. His talents as an actor have won him the most ditticult character roles in Mr. Schlenk's productions. Be- sides his acting ability, Corky has become famous as a pusher ot school proiects, ran tor Senior Class Secretary on the All-Ameri- can ticket. ln addition to all this, he has been an outstanding honor student . . . during his iunior and ' ears consistently won senior y h'-Lest honors in his year. ...- Paul E. Swain St. Agnes ' Paul, though quiet, was well-liked by Marquetters . . . was Sodality secretary as a soph . . . As a iunior, his interest in physics in- ' Physics duced him to become a Club member. lf 1. V3 C ws.. - z , y i'- 1. 4 4' C: L'L'I .gs 2 ' fl may lanies F. Schulz St. Rose As a late-comer to Marquette liunior yearl, Jim's activities were circumscribed by his late entrance . . . He was a sodality otticer as a iunior . . . also a iunior class b me, in his two -'-s--.-1.42 ii-1-T-' Ted, another late-comer to Mar- quette, started his career as a iunior after transferring trom Campion . . . Quickly surrounding himself with many triends, he became a prominent sodalist, was l t d to sodality ottice as a e ec e iunior . . . as a senior, he crowned ' rs at Marquette by his two yea handling the business end ot the yearbook and working hard on the Boosters. years at Marquet e, b J ---n in school. Q h ,- Iolon L. Sweeney Holy Assumption Big John, popular and tamous with everybody around Mar- uette made most ot his reputa- Q I tion as an All-Catholic tackle and a barn-burning ticket salesman . . . an MH Clubber . . . a taith- odalist . . . sopho- tul tour-year s more class otticer, and member ot the Boosters. otlicer . . . eca t one ot the i QQ. Ierome C. Szelmeczki Sr. Aloysius Likeable Jerry has made his mark chiefly as a rabid hockey fan. We fhink fhe Gulls would be out of business by now were it not for him. He was a three-year sodalisl' . . . one-year choir member . . . fwo-year member of the Spanish Club. As a sopho- more, he performed faifhfully and eificienfly as a football manager. William T. Tracy Sr. Rose An acfive sodalisf, Bill also spenl' fhree years as a faifhful acolyfe . . . also a sacrisfan for fhree years . . . choir member . . . Spanish Club member. ' Robert Tallmadge Sf. Bernard Bob has been ai pains io make his mark as an experi of the flail- ing fists. His wicked lefrs and rights have made him known as fhe Tiger. Bob was also an MH Club member, a senior golf- er, a faiihful sodalisr. and Spanish Club member. Donald Timmerman Holy Angels Don has kepi pounding away sfeadily af fhe General Course for four years. His leisure mo- ments were given to fhe Sodelity -four years-and 'fo fha Spanish Club as a iunior and senior. Ierome G. Ullsperger l-loly Assurnplion Theodore S.Trecker S+. Jucle One of 'fhe famous Sf. Jude boys, Ted spenr ihree years as an exfra- ardenf sodalisf . . . acolyre . . . was a freshman class officer . . . two-year Spanish Club member. Cldsg gf ,51 PIAUL1 Mqoyanr A member in good sfanding of fha famous West Allis mob Jerry has spenl' four years wilh fhe Sodalify . . . was wifh the Camera Club for ihree years . . . Carkoonisf Guild member . . . fwo-year choir member . . . Ski Club . . . and imporfanf member of the yearbook phorographic sfafr. john To p p Si. Sebasrian John has been famous in his high school years as a driver of cars-and wha? carsl Ofherwise be has occupied himself wifh acquir- ing skill in fhe fisfic arf .. .spent four years as a sodalisf and aco- lyfe . . . ioined fha Spanish Club as a iunior and senior. -a 5-3 ' ' l I .- ':. 3-A.-kg., , , k 'z-.: . - .ffl ' flat.. . f'r I Z L . pp--, William F. Voss St. Pxnthony Bill was an active sodaiist for four years . . . a three-year acoiyte . . . Camera Club . . . Pep Club . . . MH Club . . . Cartconist Club . . . Flambeau monthly . . . Gaunt- ...- Ji . 1g.k 4 f'X X M . .ae james H. Walker Christ King Jim leaves MUHS with a une scholastic record behind him . . . consistent first-honors-winner . . . P' 4-F POUND I ' it ? FfU5l In gg ' 'or i two-year Hearst History contest- ant . . . a four-year sodalist . . . three-year golfer . . . staff artist for the Gauntlet as a iunior . . . frosh footballer. let . . Consistent first-honors m5n. N X , ames R. Walcloch Blessed Sacrament v Xlim took an active part in Sodali- ty activities during his last three years here . . . has been a loyal David I. Weialenfeller St. Robert Dave has tlaiied away at his Modern Language studies as a iunior and senior . . . made him- self famous in his iunior year as a high-pressure ad salesman for the yearbook . . . He also played bas- ketball as a frosh, was a three- year sodalist and acolyte . . . as a senior he was a valuable mem- ber of the yearbook advertising staff. james A. Wemlers Sacred Heart Jim, a happy and friendly fellow, was well liked by everybody around'Marquette . . . plugged away at Latin for four years . . . He was also a faithful Sodalist for all four years, an enthusiastic Physics Club member . . . As a frosh and soph, he made his ap- pearance regularly on the intra- mural basketball court. Physics Club member . . . track- s er Camera Club member George E. Whalen St. Robert George has become famous for his cars, as well as for the way he drives them. ln the same manner, he is known far and wide for his finesse on skis. For four years his most prized possessions were his hickory slabs. George's other noteworthy activities included the Sodality and Fr. Frommelt's Phys- ics Club. mg, Iosepla I. Walter St. Michael Joe was another man who had a busy time at MH . . . played var- sity football fcr three years . . MH Club . . . Physics Club . . Webster Club as a frosh . . . Prep Player, acolyte, and sacristan as a sophomore . . . Gauntlet staff . . . Radio Club . . . class otficer in senior year. guard officer Edwin M. White St. Robert Eddie spent four years as a crack- eriack basketballer for Marquette, alternating between forward and . . . a four-year sodalrst MH Club . . . iunior class Cornelius T. Youug St. Robert Corny's consistent e or s a ball tor three years, won him a place on the varsity as a senior . . . He has also been a tour-year t ear class otticer ti t ttoot- Iames K. Zwaclzicb fest August F. Wisbmau St. Gerard Also a transfer from St Bud left behind him a ine record as sedalist, acolyte, and thl te Again St. Francis' loss a e . was Marquette's gain. We were h. glad to have im. . Francis, t' Iobu S. Ziebartlo St. Florian Another tamous character from St. Florian's, John's hearty laugh. broad humor, and tank-like out- line won him wide acclaim around school. He has been a class otti- cer tor three years. boxer for two ears trosh footballer. Iolou P. Walter St. Michael e mostly John's activities wer lined to his tirst three years at be- Marquette. As a fresh he was a Prep Player as a so dalist as a iunior . . . As a longed to the Webster Club . . . ph, a sodalist . . . wo-y M.H. Club member sodality otlicer. con- So ' l 'oined the Alad senior, he asc r dins. y . . . Ioseplo W. Zieumuu St. Robert Joe has been a favorite St. Robert-ite around Marquette . . . 'or Class gf ,51 a colorful class otticer as a sem . . . a three-year sodalist . . . two- year acolyte . . . an A-i varsity basketball manager as a iunior and member. james S. Ziollzowski St. .losephat A favorite member ot the B-team basketball squad as a soph and iunior, Jim's all-out effort tinally gained him a spot on the varsity . . . also a tour-year sodalist' . . . IEAHA Club Lmember . . . Physics 1 4.-1 August T. Zamka St. Bernard Quiet, likable Auggie didn't have too much spare time to devote to outside activities: but he was cer- tainly noteworthy as a school booster . . . played frosh football . . . as a sophomore was a class officer . . . belonged to the So- dality as a freshman and iunior. senior . . . Senior MH Club Holy Ghost Jim has been an active sodalist tor tour years . . . His consistent efforts at basketball gave him places on the freshman squad, B- team, and varsity as a senior . . . MH Club member during last two years. 2 Q ? K E ii va as Sa 4 is 4 2 11 fi? 52 w. K ' I ' 4 n fy 31 ' , .. +'s'iw1 ' X L, A gm Q: J' f i mix'-' '- 35 . -wifi , I A . Q-if 54,1 :,.1ygfz,,g, M, W pg 1' , X we , A Q i K I N QW, K, I V.J,. s 5 ix ' me - '-Q, , ' X A 1 g,,fff:a,Lf:1 ' L ' . if : 1 5 K , A X L -.F ,, -1' Ls f , ,Q W v '-uwfff fe M ...':.. k as f - ' 0, f K BONUM Marqueffe has afforded us every opporfunify for fun and acfivify: she has given us many fhings besides sfucl- ies fo be busy wifh. Bul' she has never permiffed us fo forgel' fhaf fhese good fhings are buf a shadow of fhaf su- preme Good which we musl' search for all our lives, God. The acfivifies here af Marqueffe are infended fo help us in fhe developmenf of a well-rounded personalifyg fhrough lhem, we have learned leadership, co- operafion, social ease. Our afhlefes have found an ouflef for fheir energ and falenf in fhe various sporfs, bofh inferscholasfic and inframural. From lhe fine example of fhe Cafholic men who coach fhem fhey have learned fhe 'rrue sfandards of Cafholic manhood. The Websfer Club has fosfered in many of us fhe much-prized giff of eloquence: we have been frained here for our fu- fure defense of Cafholic acfion. The Prep Players have faughf many of us fhe arf of 'lhe fheafre, all of us fo enioy and appreciate good dramafic arf. And from our work on school publica- fions, we have learned fhe power and fechnique of fhe wriffen word. The music lovers among us have spenf many long, buf happy hours wifh fhe Band and Orchesfra. We are grafeful fo Marqueffe, and fo The men who have given us fhese opporfunifies. In fhe pages which fol- low, you see us af work enjoying ourselves, fraining ourselves in fhe pur- suif of life's good pleasures, looking foward 'lhe more perfecf man. the More ferfecf .fktan 59? :kt QQ ' 5351 -P K , pw ,H X ,., kt ,. 'f f .4-4 -Ms W, 5 ,wwwv-fi W . , N. ' , x X y,fFw ' A K 4 'MWWSWMX . . my ll-'Q ' i Y ap. .H .i w w tw. guxk. fu' it xx 5 Q D G M x gpm... 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THIRD ROW-Coach Callen, Gral, Raich, Haupf, Brandslaffer, Hagen, Becker, Thelen, Schulfz, Reufeman, B R b s B l K f FRONT ROW--Cibullza, Beiermeisfer, Regenfelder, Riordan, Mueller, Floyd, Kuesel, Crowley, Puccinelli, R d S e + JUNIOR I-IILLTOPPEIQS-VARSITY FOOTBALL Catholic Conference Clzampiona In a season of nafionwide upsefs, if seemed fhaf fhe Blue and Gold of fhe Junior Hillfop pro- vided fhe only sound foofing in fhe foofball world. Under fhe skillful direcfion of John Mc- Gee and Phil Callen, fhe Hillfops rode roughshod fo fhe Cafholic Conference championship, un- scored upon in conference play, undefeafed. To sfrangers from Chicago, fhey hospifably granfed 6 poinfs, wenf on info conference play fo grind ouf a fofal of I74 poinfs. Bosco and Messmer provided fhe mosf inferesfing opposifion of fhe season, Bosco, under Marv Bell, fielding a well- drilled squad fhaf foughf gamely fo fhe biffer end. ln a russle-fussle confesf, Messmer sfruggled valianfly for an upsef, buf wenf down I3-0. When fhe scramble was over, 6 Marqueffe gridders furned up on all-Cafholic elevens--Sweeney, Brandsfaffer, Crowley, Confardi, Beclcer, and Raich. The Alumni Award for Mosf Valuable Player wenf fo Jim Reed, a vicious line backer, a pounding 60-minufe ball-player on any feam. To fhe Junior Hillfoppers of I950, our hafs off! They gave us fhe finesf season in Marqueffe hisfory, and bid fair fo come on for a repeal' perform- ance nexf year. Coaches Callen and McGee MUHS 20-ST. IGNATIUS 6 CO-FAVORITES OF STRONG CHI- CAGO CATHOLIC LOOP GIVE PREPS TOUGH BATTLE. On second play Reich sweeps 28 yards fo pay dirl' . . . shor+ lgnalius pun'I again gives Blue and Gold posilion whence 'Ihey score on fake end sweep-pass, Reich 'Io Kuesel. Chicagoans sfari moving and march 70 yards 'Io score . . . slop Marqueffe and power Io 7-yard line be- fore Preps hold. Halffimez I4-6. Final scoring in fhird quarfer . . . Kuesel recovers fumble by Ignefius for a safely . . . Reich 'I'urns righl end for I9 yards and final TD. ABOVE: Briel- maier gefs spilled by Iough SI. Ignafius feclzler. MUELLER REGENFELDER MUHS 33-PIUS XI O POWERFUL MH ELEVEN ROLLS OVER INEXPERIENCED, AWE- STRICKEN POPES. Afier shaky sfari, Reich se+s up 'Ieam wi+h bl- yard romp around end . . . Crowley scores. Blue and Gold moves again 58 yards for second TD, scoring on 33-yard pass, Reich Io Brielmaier. Becker blocks punf for safely. Second half . . . Reich and Harring+on challz long gains . . . Biwer and Crowley score. ABOVE: Hagen moves in fasl for 'I'he kill. FLOYD AUELMANN Qu. I , I p-m,s...1wpe-0-na' ..-.Q .. ,ww ar.. J- .-U-.s.M.am euea.usx,mw,m.Iw:I,,zwr ,,,. , A me ..,..LL ss .. we-szmeiaa ..:m1'::a,a.aasmmz .,.. sv' .f-f -.., Q a.ms Wnwygm 4 11- I . I I sv... 2 ' .N V. H 50- 'L 'F '-- -L 'M M- ,- E I X V,-ki.. -1 ' T , PL MUI-IS 26-NOTRE DAME O NAAROUETTE EXPLODES SCOR- NG POWER IN SECOND QUARTER TO SCORE 4 TD'S. Running mosf eFFec+iveIy from I-he T laich sweeps 48 yards 'For Iirsi score . . . 'Iarringfon chalks up Iwo more on runs af 20 and 2 yards . . . Brielmaier uncorks as'I' TD by 25-yard aerial 'Io Riordan. ledwings lack oFFensive drive un'I'iI foo a+e. MUI-IS I3 - MESSMER O 'IOMECOMING CROWD SEES SPUNKY v1ESSMER GO DOWN IN BITTER CONTEST. viarquefre clinches championship . . . Messmer baf- Ies gameIy for I'hree quariers, recovering fumbles. n'I'ercep'I'ing passes, confinually s'I'opping Preps' in shadow of 'I'he goalposfs . . . Inspired Blue and GoId aunches hard in second haI'F wiih single wing pre- :ision and power . . . Lafe in I'he fhird, Crowley nicks OIT NooIc's pass, refurning Io Preps' 27. Raich md Crowley alfernafe oufside and inside, ripping aff sizeable gains . . . Raich goes Ias'I' 8 over Iackle. Messmer punI's ouI' of bounds on I I buf. Ied by piIe- lriving Crowley, averaging seven yards per I'ry, darquefie adds an insurance score, on a 29-yard fake sweep-pass, Raich fo Kuesel. BELOW: Raich roIIs up yardage along I-he sidelines. I ABOVE: Har- ringfon breaks in'I'o clear cuH'ing inside end. RIGHT Raich, skiriing righ'I' end, breaks inI'o 'I'he cIear. RIORDAN BIERMEISTER REED BURNS 4 IVILJI IJ LUlLIkJIY'lJLIYIk.JIXI U OVERCONFIDENT MAROUETTE STRUG- GLES TO WIN OVER ZEE-BEES. Hampered more by overconlidence 'I'han by op- ponenrs, fhe Preps have +roubIe Ixeeping ZeeBees from crossing 50. Blue and Gold comes +o in second quarfer Io score Iwice on a 3-yard plunge by Crowley and a 45-yard pass, Raich +o Riordan. Third quarfer . . . Preps score Iwice in IV2 minufes . . . Raich going wide 'For I3 yards and a score, Crowley in+ercep+ing a I'irs'I down pass and racing 45 yards Io a score. BELOW: Raich scampers around Ihe righ+ for sizeable gain. -Www parm pf-WA. MUI-IS 20-DON BOSCO O MAROUETTE GROUND POWER NAILS DONS TO WALL. Confesf 'Follows pa+'rern of MH Ihrusis and Bosco 'Failures . . . Bosco reaches Preps' 4-yard line only once. Meanwhile MarqueH'e generafes fhrusf afier +hrus+, buf cannof score fill second quarfer, when we I WAV? Q , r - 'O ,'f'Ff In gifs ,wyymgii Eh Y 8, I , ' V , .HE 'ir iqiitgivinxii-i A 5? sv, .- ,- f ,Q f Y -vs ' li 1 WW ',, . if 'WI :1n,g3ff'1? Qf ,, , 'Fl' his 1 v i Brielmaier cufs fhrough faclcle for 24 yards . . . Crowley se+s up fhird period score wifh pass infer- ceplion and refurn Io Dons' 23 . . . Bendel sneaks over from 2 yards ouf. BELOW: Brielmaier is hif hard aH'emp+ing Io cuf over righl' Iaclxle. A7 Q7 KAUTZER NIEMCZYK YQUNQ CIBULKA C K I-so MUHS 34-CATHEDRAL O MAROUETTE MOVES TOWARD CONFERENCE CROWN STEPPING OVER EAGLES' MISCUES. Reed goes I3 yards on pass infercepfion fo open scoring . . . Line opens wide fo send Reich 3I yards fo paydirf . . . Don Confardi flags down Cafhedral pifchouf, galloping 52 yards for fhird Hillfop marker . . . Fourfh quarfer . . . Biwer adds fwo counfers on smashes of 2 and I5 yards. LEFT: Marqueffe defenders sform in fo sfop Cafhedral fhrusf over left fackle. f' f' V ' ,ff f 2 f Q 'Q if X A-,V ITL-Luo! N f A K fx war H X ,7 3 1 - , ,f ' BRANDSTATTER f 1 gf I -S BECKER ,41z.caf1.o1f., MMM aj Ziaav W Mb Nsllmfg ,4z1.c..f1,.,u, JW Tl-IELEN las 53 Watch a man at his playf you can tell whether his heart is pure and true. . . Boolc of Proverbs MUHS 20-ST. KATE O UNDEFEATED, UNSCORED-ON BLUE AND GOLD ROLLS OVER ANGELS. Unscored on in conference play, 'lhe Blue and Gold wasfes no chances in +l1is game . . . S+. Ka+e's, unprepared 'lo bow down easily, furns in fine exhibifion, sfops a 74- yard Marqueffe +hrus+ on ifs own 6, a second drive on 'lhe 30 . . . Brands1'aH'er breaks 'lhe game open, piclxing ofi a Sanfulli aerial and reiurning fo Angel 23: Crowley fhrough fhe mud for 5, and Raich around if for I8 and a score. Half . . . 7-0. The Angels fhrealen in fhird, reach- ing fo fhe I5, and again fo fhe 26, bu+ cannol score. PUCCINELLI SWEENEY aa!-Catholic CROWLEY Bendel closes up scoring bool: lhrusfing over for a yard, , lafer 'ialcing an I8-yard aerial from Reich 'For final score. alll-Cafl,olic RIGHT: Gral is sfopped af fhe sidelines affer shorl' gain. BENDEL We-A L, 'W , ur hr-r aff' arm-:'fs1's'i.x.mwwmw5wf 13miA.a . hw- - - ' f' L,' 'i l! LZJLQ Qi?-hx .1,f, ,W . wwf Q, 3: MW M jf 'wx ,,, g J a 1 My fa A -vm W , - . X .J 4. M., . ,fi fflfxf i ' . ' 4, -4 1 If ? g ffl Q 7 'ws' -5 A 11 .-2 , 'iS-Wk' 9' 1, iv' ,iw .4 s- ' Q ., gras. vw- , ii A 01,33 B U w. gf- sf ni' mm ' X Y MN S f 3 ' 'f A. 4 s a ky :VF 5 LN K f X t' 's gr 3 ,554 Q W 'rs -' Q' Q, 1 R610 u 'LZ 1 - Lm's'1 49!W N0 xv.. I3 h3ssa2?if's gl Ejiqm 5 it in , W! -. iw., L.af..W '1, c V K I ,Z K Q Ns wr .y xfw - Ltkl 1 :Q ' V , xlnuhc A - ,N X' X gtg, , ,,, , wyf ,gi V .' -we W 531 NNN we, - xp J, K f 4' , '4-Qfw .. , I 'iii .. 'I - V HLLTGPPERS ARSXTY BA SKETBN-L JUNKDR il Ziollio we. 1 eshaqa 'dL:f?+sffa1.5Chl 'W X H ' . 'f - LEFT Topmi' M51-r.eli,nB'g2Zch Cullen, Po! er sch'lKiNe fliemun - C KNE 1 e Co c Liltolif Conleren Coach Callen, a+ fhe baslcefball helm for his firsi' ierm, oughf fhe Junior Hill+oppers +hrough +o a vicforious season. ' season's end, 1'he record showed I9 vicfories againsl' 5 losses r +he Blue and Gold. Rodenkirk's loss in fhe Sf. Ca1'herine's me senl' lhe Preps info a fhree-game losing sfrealr, from which ey never wholly recovered. The remainder of +he season was oH'y, +wo games going fo Nofre Dame and Don Bosco, fhe f conference game againsf Pius being hauled from fhe fire fhe Iasf seconds, fo give fhe Preps a share in The iifle wifh . Ca+herine's. A+ De Pere, a s+rong sfarl' againsi' S+. Mary of anasha 'Faded in+o a loss +o Calhedral, anolher win from Pius, d a final loss +o Campion. Preps+ers chosen on +he All- ufholic feams were Nachazel, Wamlaach, Rodenlcirlc, and hife, Nachazel also garnering a posi' on fhe S+. Norberl' All- urnameni' five. 5 C . Nachulel- Wam a andskauer. C oaclz C allen MU!-IS 6I -ST. KATES 44 MUHS 52-ST. KATE'S 63 MU!-IS 54-CAT!-IEDRAL 44 MU!-IS 65 --CAT!-QEDRAL 37 MU!-IS 60- PIUS 48 34 PFA WI-ll' MUHS 56 - PIUS 54 RODENKIRK 3 Q. ,X All-Caffyolic lim1mwb f .-NWHMKM fmmmv-Y - CHAZEL Y-Catholic XMBACH I-Cafbolic' MUI-IS 46--MESSMER 34 MUI-IS 63 -M ESSMER 37 MUHS 65 - BONAS 53 MUHS 63 - BONAS 50 MU!-IS 61 -DON BOSCO 28 MUI-IS 49-DON BOSCO 5I MUHS 57-NOTRE DAME 5I MUI-IS 33-NOTRE DAME 39 BURNS Tech Alum 78 ZIOLKOWSKI MU!-IS 59-BOYS' TEC!-I 39 MU!-IS 52 --ALUMNI 49 MATZEK MU!-IS 55-JOLIET CATHOLIC 43 wk. ,gi D ,4135q,, Q 'Pm . rmjm H? - I n T ,4 if-4 m i- J vhii E an W tate Catholic? lgadkelbalf 5ourney MU!-IS 68 - PIUS 6 2 MU!-IS 60-ST. MARY MENASI-1A 43 MU!-IS 35-CAT!-IEDRAL 47 MUHS 57-CAMPION 63 X 14? ..! 1 11:43 .. :L -- as l 5 ' XWWJMB 1, .. x f , 5'bEJ Ns'-..-I usxgdf .45 'QW' xx Q. Q f. I YM '1 n ,Av y- , Ulf' M' ' :W-'F' I ' fx 'L ' 1 41. A .Wy-, x ,Eg yi -11 1 l f A fa 2 f 3 fi 'M ' 2 5 W f? 5'u,j'fA W X K 'ln my 53 - K gy A V - My Jn 41 f, ., E W V if, , 5 -I - . 3 1.4 iv' . K . Q. , Q . X ' 'W' 'qw' , 4 -f-0, .- . . ,V .J xbiz N ,- 1 i ' fw b ' kjif 0 . 1 - wi an Yshsans 5 W' ' ' TOP ROW SECOND S Nec FR ROW I. Shmners E f T ' . ONT ROWN Mr' Ma uire' refs, Re-Mig' Wfnln MUHS MUHS MUHS MUHS MUHS MUHS MUHS MUHS MUHS MUHS MUHS MUHS MUHS MUHS MUHS MUHS MUHS MUHS MUHS MUHS Walsh Hayes. B 95- I-ovin. IH, Rebus, Ha gzer, GraI, Mifcheu' Kee 5- Ueam Eaaleelball MarqueH'e's B-Ieam finished iis conference schedule wi+h fhe besf record in Ihe conference, I4 wins, I Ioss. The season record showed I8 and 2. Wirh Mr. Maguire coach- ing I'he B's rapped oui' a viciory over Wesi' MiIwauIcee, feII fo Tech, 'rhen weni' on Io a four-game winning sfreak, before bowing 'ro Ihe Dons. A Ihirfeen-game winning s'rreaIc climaxed a successfui season for I'he B's. WEST MILWAUKEE 20 TECH 47 IDoubIe overI'imeI CATHEDRAL 37 ST. BONAVENTURE 27 MESSMER I6 ST. CATHERINE 26 DON BOSCO 58 RUFUS KING 38 MUHS FROSH 36 NOTRE DAME 48 PIUS 22 CATHEDRAL36 ST. BONAVENTURE 26 MESSMER 33 ST. CATHERINE 27 ST. STANISLAUS CYO 39 GESU CYO 38 DON BOSCO 36 NOTRE DAME 44 PIUS 45 T groalz goolbalf RU VV -' KJIFIEYI Ixlflrrldni vvdlenlvlyl. Tlelllflgefl UIQICY, Qnrl5Trnd5' JUIYITTQ-,HUT- SECOND ROW- Dwyer, Pallasch, Hobbins, Siephan. Powers, Puareia, Tessier. THIRD ROW-Gibbons, LaLonde, Dunn, Fefhersfon 1271, Shane 13l1, Zaiaclnowslxi, Ullenberg, Grimmer Aclcere+ 1ll1, Zimmerman, Leonard 1601, Kress 1531. FOURTH ROW-Coaches Tierney and Hoefling, Schoeneclcer 1231, Biflman 1551, McGovern 1301. Kersien 1441, O'Leary 1361, Palen 1561. FIFTH ROW-Champeau 1281, Kilzer 1491, Shanahan 1591. FRONT ROW-Murphy 1451, Kabler, Smilh 1381, Fischer 1351, Doerner 1371, Sfoddarf 1481, Jalus 1501 Heafh 1401. Under fhe skillful leadership of ihe Tierney-Hoefling combine, 'ihe frosh pounded along lhrough a successful season, dropping only fwo games. A high-scoring Dons eleven noiched an ex+ra poinl' 'ro win 20-I9. Whiiefish Bay drove fhrough +o win 7-0. Noneiheless, fhe 'frosh looked good even in defeal, and gave promise of some high-class it 5 kk E foofball nexl' year. Ute Record MAROUETTE CUDAHY O MAROUETTE SOUTH MILWAUKEE O MAROUETTE CATHEDRAL O MAROUETTE DON BOSCO 20 MAROUETTE BROTHER DUTTON I4 MAROUETTE WAUWATOSA 7 MAROUETTE WHITEFISH BAY 7 cbsti A TOP ROW- Dwyer, Zaiaclxowski, Malhews, Chrislman, Sermonel, Grellinger, Palen. Dunn. SECOND ROW- Murphy, Bugge, Leonard, Hobbins, Schoeneclxer, O'Leary, Mr. Fagan. FRONT ROW- Bouchard, Goelz, Braun, Zauner, Zimmerman, Shane, Felherslon, Glaser. Catholic Conference Co- Champion! The frosh baslcefballers, rolling along under Mr. Fagan's sys+ema'ric coaching, 'Iurned in MarqueH'e's fhird l'i'I'le of 'lhe year, sharing wilh 'Ihe hard-riding Popes. Having bowed only fwice, in mid-season, 'ro Pius and Nofre Dame, fha frosh came through fhe second round unscafhed, drubbed Pius in lhe season's con- ference finale, 56-33. The conference record al' season's end boasled I0 vic- Iories, 2 losses. Againsf non-conference reams, 'Ihe frosh posfed II viclories, I loss. Lasl year's grade school slars, Chrislman, Sermonef, and Bouchard, sparked 'lhe frosh 'lhisn year, served nofice I'ha+ I'he Blue and Gold varsily will be no easy mark nexlr year. glue Record rodlz Kaalzeiball MUI-IS 37-WHITEEISI-I BAY 23 MUHS MUHS MUHS MUHS MUHS MUHS MUHS MUHS MUHS MUHS CATHEDRAL 6 LONGFELLOW 52 sr. CATHERINE 35 DON Bosco 20 WAUKESHA CATHOLIC 23 GESU CYO CADETS 42 VARSITY B 44 GREENDALE 26 MUH5 43 NOTRE DAME 5I MUH5 57 PIUS 50 MUHS 6' MUHS 58 MUHS 73 MUHS 60 MUHS 69 MUHS 60 MUHS 45 MUHS 56 MUHS 59 EX-FROSI-I 4I WAUKESI-IA CATHOLIC 27 ST. STANISLAUS CYO CADETS CATI-IEDRAL 38 ST. CATHERINE 43 LONG-FELLOW 48 ST. STANISLAUS CYO CADETS 40 MGC CYO CADETS 52 NOTRE DAME 4I PIUS 33 EX-FROSI-I 53 oach Bill Connolly. Tmck Hi BACK ROW-Dwyer, Donahue, Muschinski, Kolinski, A. Zimmerman, Zalewski, D. Zimmerman, Roblee, Mallon, E. Hrenak, Kieflinski, T. Lehmkuhl, Zeller, Kowalski. SECOND ROW-Forresral, McCormick, McGowan, R. Puccinelli, Ecks, Raich, Scannell, Walkner, Arnold, McGovern, Hamm, Sisolak, Jakus, Gauerke, Harringion, Schwemer. FRONT ROW-Burbach, manager lsfandingl. KNEELING-Behan, J. Hrenak, Kirby, Auellmann, J. Puccinelli, O'Rourke, Coron, P. Kehmkuhl, Sweeney, R. P. Mueller, Fischer, Redmond, Hileman, Schmiiz. Track season, off io a la+e season, because of spring rains, began wifh a meei againsl' Pulaski ai Sourh Sradium, April 23. As ihe yearbook goes 'io press, irack promises a good season. Pulaski was defeafed by fhe cindermen, Marqueire showing especially sirong in field evenls, slamming 'Phe broad iump, faking firsr and second in fhe shoi, and firsf in fhe pole vaulf. Firsis were won by Puccinelli, Lehm- kuhl in 'the dashes, by Mallon and Kieilinski in disiance evenis. Golf also made a laie siari on accouni of rain. Oufsfanding seniors refurning fo fhe squad from las+ year included Wambach, Crowley, Whire, Young. Ken Arndi, newly arrived 'rhis year, also showed con- siderable prowess on lhe links. As we go io press, golf puis in its bid for anoiher froni-rank ieam af Marqueiie. STANDING-Reu+eman, Clarke, Heilman, Bruckwick, Weber, Po'Her. KNEELING: SECOND ROW-Hayes, McKeehan, McCrory, Sullivan, Hinkes, Young, Wambach. KNEELING: FRONT ROW-Aylward, Walker, Arndr, Bannen, Huber, Paulsen, Sfarszak, Mafhusek. Coach Joe Lynch 00' i ,il Mr- Leonard Faaan, S..l. ' + 1' fig STANDING- Harris, Grimmer, Korosec, Klein, Grabslre, Kalbas. KNEELING- Beihott, Felton, Nachazel, Kelpien, Grove, Kwak. INSET - Coach Bill Jordan. The tennis team, beginning practice early in the spring, brought out a number ot last year's greats to spearhead the Marquette ottensive this year. Felton, with a summer of strong amateur competition behind him, and an eighth place in state ranlrings, promises to sparkle this year. He is closely seconded by seniors Nacha1el, Kelpien, Grove. Dan Beihott stands out among the iuniors, while new arrivals from the trosh include Harris and Grimmer. Marquette High's boxing team this season completed its ninth consecutive year ot intramural competition under the capable instruction ot Coach Milne Potter. The pugilistic enthusiasts demonstrated their tistic wares three times before good-sized crowds who regaled with loud approval. Outstanding boxers on this year's team included veterans Jerry Johnson, Howie Haupt, and Ronnie Johnstone. Newcomers Bob Lindner and Denny Kilzer turned in good performances also. Winner ot the Oustanding Boxer award was Jerry Johnson, who displayed enviable ability, going undefeated in three bouts. Joe Dunn was awarded the trophy tor outstanding sportsmanship. TOP ROW-Jones, Stephan, Haupt, Mulhaney, Sisolalr, Sheridan. SECOND ROW-Lindner, Rodzwell, Horniclx, Dunker, Dunn, Mr. McDermott lfaculty moderatorl. THIRD ROW-J h , F' lc, J h t , L dtl: , O'Malley, Laub, Buclzett. O Mon In 0 ns one Lie e INSET Coach Milne Potter FRONT ROW-Coron, Muench, Balrula, Ranch, Corroo. ll.nlsl1' L1 ,, . xi ig. pring port.4 LEFT - Paul Lehmkuhl places Hrsf in broad jump fdisfance: w'-vw. ABOVE-Puccinelli wins +he 220 againsf Pulaski Hime: l0.6,. BELOW- Ewens fakes a 'Hnird in +he broad jump U7'-3V4 j. A .lg-. , , W Q A -all CIRCLE-CENTER: 8141-ranking Tom Felion. CLOCKWISE FROM TOP: Kelpien, Grove, iu sfar Beihoff, Nachazel. BOVE LEFT - Pele Behan lalres Third in The 440 wifh 57. DVE RIGHT-Marqueffe relay feam comes in second in priva+e high school compe'ri+ion al' Journal Relays. Lehmlcuhl fakes l'he ba'l'on from Harringfon. BELOW RIGHT- Mile againsf Pulaski in 5.3. MILWAUKEE JOURNAL Phofo -,4-1'- ,..--Q ZF mn 44 iff-7 r Mallon runs his besl mile U! INTRAMURALS ,,.,,.-,....M.M ..,. . . ,. ,, ,.W.,,,,,L,-, .,- N ..,,,,u,. V, V N, . .K 8 , 1 ,x 1 1 , 'I FOOTBALL BASKETBALL lnframurals hi+ a new high 'lhis year wiih fhe parficipafion of nearly 300 boys. Coach McGee's en+husias+ic supervision made inframurals a frue highlighi' of 'rhe underclassmen's sporis life. 2-C, soph champions in foofball, had a record of I0 wins, 2 losses. 2-F, runners-up, surrendered +he championship in 'lhe play-offs. I-B dominafed fhe frosh league wifh a record of II wins, I loss. In baslre+ball, 2-C again led fhe soph league. The frosh champions were I-C. ln fhe playoffs, 'rhe sophs defeafed +he frosh for fhe grand slam championship. TABLE TENNIS SOFTBALL Ping pong was by far flue mosf popular indoor enferfainmeni' fhis year. Under fhe supervision of Mr. Founfain, fhe annual +ournameni' provided many fhrills. In ihe freshman play, Eugene Somers led fhe field, defeafing Ken Zimmerman for flue frosh fifle. ln soph play, Dan Bischoff defeaied Tony Gagliano in flue finals for i'l1e soph fifle. lnframural sofiball, geifing fo a lafe sfarf af Merrill, has only ius+ begun as fhe yearbook goes fo press. A+ presenf. 2-C leads in +l1e soph division, wifh 2-E and 2-B running a close second. ln frosh play, I-C leads: I-G and I-D follow close. Frosh soffball is under Coach McGee's managemenf, soph play is under Coach Callen's supervision. ,pf If Egg LEFT TO RIGHT-Callaha Burbach, Puccinelli,Laui'1 bach, Moynihan, Krox noble, Mulhaney, Gu willer, Ullsperger. INSETS-Whalen, Dobrie MAJOR LETTER WINNERS Pep LEFT TO RIGHT-Erdmar Bucher, Schoenzer, N4 ion, Mr. Karol Qmodew forj. Miech. flub ie Ski Club, launched on fhird successful year, pered under fhe bold usiasm of John Krons- e and Paul Moynihan. Maryhill, each weekend re being snow, of coursel, e gafhered a sporfy lp wifh mofley equip- f fo ride fhe ski fow up fhe snow down. George alen made a name for self in sfafe skiing circles enfering various sfafe- e meefs, while Tom Dob- f became famous as fhe r on crufches. ln infer- mlasfic compefifion, fhe rs mef Shorewood fwice, g once, winning once by eif. flub MINOR LETTER WINNERS Tlub Persevering againsi- all ob. acles whafsoever, fhe eerleaders sfrove valianfly keep up school spirif af arqueH'e games. Their suc- ss was nofable fhis year. e crowds af every Mar- effe game shoufecl long :l loud fo give our feams ne of fhe besf supporf ey have seen in years. . l X , .. -- ' jg , V if x :X 1 , , Y ef A K lr , ,K 'ITT if l ' a S X i ii Tru Q iii? xi RA A A .E ' Q., 5. s, . x El , ' 4 ,av ' . ,, ,ag -5, .-- 'E 2,,,r:z213'523 - .-wc, fs , 4 ,Q -- 3 2 :b2 -if S ,,. gg ir., ' ,..wl.. iid A gk QA Y . ,HDI x ww an L 9, 2 L5.ASa,M,i'i. , A! 5 ef , - A M ' germ -' 5 A i 3 gn, V fl 1,3 Q ...fmf M 51' wg Tlrose whose resistless eloquence Mock UN Assembly Wielded at will that fierce democracy, Slzoolc the arsenal, and fulmined over Greece. . . . Milton f 5 ' MILWAUKEE JOURNAL Pho This year fhe Websler Club sponsored iis eighlh annual mock world assembly. More lhan l30 sfudenf represen1'a+ives from 34 Wisconsin and Illinois high schools were in a'Hendance. The assembly was sfaged as usual in +he library of +he M. U. Law School, where Dr. Roman S. Smal-Sioclci, former premier of lhe Ukrainian Democrafic Republic in Russia was guesl' speaker. This year's aflendance ai' ihe assembly was +l1e largesl' on record in +he eighf years of 'rhe congress. All s+uden1' delegafes had ample opporlunifies fo express lheir views on ihe world si+ua+ion and 'lhrash ou'r world problems. Gavels were awarded +o fhe fhree oufsfanding sfudenf represen1'a'rives. F u The Webster Club-Dehaters -Y ,, Y --fr , ..e. ,. I ,. fwof 1 I 1 f We ' A fuigsff, i 'fuse is .lakubekfi .l Al 'iQG5il1k.L'kfi' . . . , 'J -' f' fi'-f-, fm . Gauerl-9' Lau PokornY- Monlqiilf-,' f,,J:..'l-I 'T' 4 bafeffg , Morrissvli Heilman. I ' 5 K , v me owlm'-I . Rllon. ' ' , Senlof man Caro. D C be Quue. H , , .' A , , 1,fvf,' Zimme' ' Mc ' ' , Hem- QW' H Dolan- A K,l1,er. BACK R xgchwar . . Rochfgr - SECOND Rawobn Kersien. Eleven - ' , G' ' J SEATED V li vig 'W iff' A 10 M T X. f The abilily +o speak wilh fluency and self-assurance, and a knowledge of parliamen+ary law +o facilil'a+e beHer leadership are 'lhe goals of MarqueHe's Speakers' Organizafion-+he Websfer Club. This year, under fhe capable guidance of modera+ors Fr. Curry, Mr. McGannon, and Mr. Caldwell, 'rhe Websfers had many opporfunilies +o learn +he arf of public speaking and gain for ihemselves a slale-wide repufafion. The officers elecfecl by 'lhe club for fhis year were Dave Rochford, presidenfg Bruce Biever, vice-presidenh John Jakubek, secre- fary: Wall' Swieflik, freasurer. Besides regular debafing meefs, fhe Webslers also look par+ in six panel discussions broadcasl' over WISN, fhe NFL Siudenf Congress, and lhe Websler- sponsored mock-UN Assembly. Debale lournamenls aH'ended, al Milwaukee, Chicago, Madison, Sheboygan, Por+ Washing+on, Racine, and Wesl' Bend were rewarded by fhe acquisifion of fwo frophies. and Moderator! G nnon B,e,,sf u 0 8 ' Othcerg Swiellili. Mr' Mc bek, M' caldwe 5mNDlNG' R sword- Mu Semen Fr. CUYTY1 o The Webster Club 1 grealnman Qbebalera STANDING- Mr. Caldwell, Coro, McGovern, Becker, Belle- humeur, Weiber, SEATED-Janka, Miller, Jobsf, Bugge, Farrell. Webs+er deba+ers compiled very nearly 'l'he besf record ever pos+ed by 'lhe Webs+er Club. Thir+y-lhree vicfories were balanced againsi' eighf losses. This year's A squad, including aFFirma+ive speakers Rochford and Kilzer, and negafive speakers Biever and Kerslen, +ook firsi' place in ihe Universi+y of Wisconsin Tournamenf, fied for lirsf in +he Nolre Dame S+a+e lnvi+a+ional Mee+, placed fhird in ihe sl-afe WCSL Tournamenf a+ Racine. The season was climaxed by a second place in 'The Loyola Tourney al' Chicago, fhe Besf Deba+er award going fo Dave Rochford. LEFT: ABOVE-Senior debalers prepare case. Leff +o righf- Kersfen, Mr. McGannon, Biever, Kilzer, Rochford. BOTTOM - Websfer Clubbers broadcast Lefi' 'lo righf - Biever, Lukes, Dougherfy, Rochford, Schend'I', Henry, Kersien. l I 1' fre Webster Club-Forensics 'Sen ' l0I' g0fen4t24 e Spea4er4 STAND' N MUdro5,'7? D0leh, Gul Iva -'-..,,, 7 .. .,. ,. . 1' :W iggi-,Y-. SEATEDxZi Ochford. Ie' McCabe' Bieve . . i vi 1 mmerman' Kill r. Lulms' A, uncor .gorenucd 5peaker.4 3 sr, Schendf H Nadi' , - en, STANDING-Farrell, Hilfon, Cody, Monfgomery, Pokorny, Heil- .Y Dougherfyl Kors, mann, Swieflilr. en' SEATED-Caro, Grellinger, Morrissey, Voell lsenior Websferl, Dowling, Marohn lSenior Websferl. We ei., h. 'N 1 3 The Websfers compiled an enviable foren- sics record fhis year. Bruce Biever and Dick Schendf, speaking in fhe Voice of Democracy Confesf, placed firsf and second in cify finals. Schendf nofched a second place win in fhe disfricf finals of fhe American Legion Ora- forical Confesf. Biever and Schendf, fogefher wifh Pai' Henry and George Kersfen garnered four ouf of five firsf place frophies in WCSL compefifion. Moving on fo flue sfafe finals of fhe WHSFA af Madison, speakers Biever, Kersfen, Schendf, Rochford, Marohn, Mor- rissey, and McCabe received A rafings and gold medal awards. George Kersfen added anofher laurel fo his record by qualifying for sfafe finals in fhe Hearsf Oraforical Confesf. winnerd LEFT TO RIGHT-Schendf, Biever, Henry, Kersfen. n , I , ,e,,, , JA -'CEN 2 55 xiii? 3,1 ,. H, ds ,M PM ii Mi? - gg, ?,.4?,..g,L so 'ilahwk f-: ww? v.- :Msg - . 2,5524 ri- Qi lf. 5 if Qigksswifi I A L -Jg.g X 3 if 4' Tk. fs, if f is Q ali' 5 I ,fzlgserg-ig.'iX 1 Q grief' sea , Jisgf We '53 A E ggi? if k fi N as 253,552 F , Je A Again, fhis year, as he has done for many years before, Mr. Schlenk direcfed +he Prep Players 'lhrough a splendid season. Armed wifh lhe power- ful weapon of experience, fhe direcfor of fhe Prep Players spenl' many hours fraining boys fo become men, no'r on +he sfage alone, bur in fheir everyday lives as well. This year's record is proof of his capa- bilifies as a direcfor. The Game of Chess, performed live limes in one-acl' play coniesfs, earned A-rafings 'four fimes in srafe con+es+s, including 'Finals ar Madison, firsi' place in Archdiocesan Drama Guild Confesi. A Candle ro Chris+ was performed once be- fore a sfudenf-parenf audience al' 'l'he Chrisfmas Band Concerf. Home of +he Brave, one of +he mosi' successful Second World War plays +o appear on Broadway, mei' equal approval wi1'h Marqueirle audiences, played 'rhree nighrs +o packed houses. Mr. .feon Scfmlenk, Jramalic efireclor. DVE-Siage Crew-Top Row-Puriell, Sfernemann, Trinko, Snyder, Eclcs, Byrnes, Shanahan. Second Row-Guhwiller, Lukaszewicz, Schoenauer, Pier, O'Neill, Hansen, Colley. Fronf-Row-Behan, Mclnnes, Gramling, Glasl, Klemmer, Kilzer, Lauer. :T-Ticl:e+ sales for Home of fhe Brave hif an all lime high +his year, owing +o +he efforts of 'ficlrei salesmen, leff lo righ+, Haus, O'Neill. Fr. Disfler lPrep Players Faculty Moderaforl, Behan, Eclns. SHT- Make-up experfs Kilzer and Lauer ply fheir arf on Shields and Goggin in preparation for last performance of A Candle +o Christ wr y .gather Aaauf .'bi.4tler, 5u4ineJ.4 director :ZQQL41 :. Q Y , W , WM Q V ,M .- Qs 1 x uf .,,, LEFT-Mossy in Maior lx mf for Q11 ' T 'WM .Z W Q A fy ,gk iz v TW ik A X5 U gr y -.x wp: K ,,g Q 1 X , V ,H . ff gg, g.. ,' , . F I Mx 3311 5 l ' 1 A1151-,:, 3 . 1 A . S Y . 1, I I 75. :. Q, ,, X ,.A. Q My V J f A ,gif 'f' ' V . ' ., 1 'p as 55 ' V , iiv f f ' 'W ' ,M 3 ' .M f vii' nf ag, W I . ' fy' 153' ' ' , ff: fm ,fd A E is I Q fi 1 fl M M Y Lgigisgl 3 vwelg . iii i nw by , . , W ...,K. K 5.,,m,3,,, e 1 I 5 5 i .- F5 .M . .fouis of sfeullieux Zine Marquette .High School Band As always, fhe Marqueffe High School Band showed ifself fhis year fo be fhe sfaunchesf supporfer of school acfivifies. Under Mr. Le Mieux's direcforship, our band has carried fhe school colors on foofball field, baskefball courf, info assemblies and pep rallies, adding spirii' fo our afhlefic confesfs, brighfening school afmosphere in general. Painsfalcing rehearsals each morning proved fheir value af fhe annual band concerf, December I9, which was well received by sfudenf body and parenfs. MarqueHe's musical organizafion sfill bears fhe repufafion of being one of fhe ablesf bands in fhe cify. l'I' boasfs a membership of 50 promising musicians, who elecfed as fheir I950-SI officers, Dave Rochford, Pierre Le Mieux, Don Kasfenholz, and Frank Fleissner. Perhaps fhe band's mosf oufsfanding claim is fhaf if is surely one of fhe mosf imporfanf of fhose organizafions dedicafed fo culfural development Wifh 25 years of faifhful service and ceaseless efforf, Mr. Le Mieux has successfully produced a group fhaf insfills in ifs members a genuine sense of school pride, a feeling of responsibilify and accomplishment 7 f ff 1 33? ex vm ' , , ' -A W-V 1 J R. M, , - ,qs -f . 1 L1 .1 ,a :-'Y-. ,...w ., , A+ N X w f W ff, ,Z pf' H A A In in 3' , N wifi ,ff df' f'9Jt ff' I .1 -'Rf I Y YJ: 3 F1 in fiig ff I 1 V 'Y nv in '4 Av 14 af p Q. ,ia 'ai,,Y h YK., r E X ii -sf .Ky ' 4' v X ,Magix .. 8 , M1 , mn..-, 1 , if fi yr 4 1 'V c ,, :'5 !F k f ' ' I Ll .Aj R. I 2 V Ya u n 'xv-'Of ' . 2 4 U if I rf iw 1394 f QW S41 ,L v,,., . 1' J i, , Y. M ,Q is ' 1 - 0 ALA H -. X . T51 vl 5 TFA? ,ff Q f. :. 2 3 -, -V Karr - XIQ , i 3' a . 3, , , A . , X , X , .aff 6 M E gf? W 'fi 'B ' n . . ls . ' I uni Q W' Q 0- '54, N 1 ,, 'F 1 1 rf J Q xi ' ' 1 ,. X , 4, D ' ' mf U I A . I L 1 f ff f ' Q ye - Q . , 4 , ' I ' if 'fri' 1 r if ' 1 s i I I ' . Y , , ,G M - A. if A 1' . I 5 y ' ss , . Q' ' Q gl N.. - 'flyynq Q 'iz .9 , Nt . fax., ,, ry is me 2. f 'f 5 ,W I? f 41 .- , ' N A 1 he glamheau ontlzly N. S. P. A. All-American 1.95, McC.,b 644201-zlzl 4 e, Ed. I iforialsf Fliss' Edlfqfd I 01-.fn-C lgfz. Bdhllq, 4' SPO'-fs' foard of gclilom 5 wwf ef,' 5 25 5 ,J S QE? New! Associates joseph Amrhfin Philip Dolan john jakuhelz j osc' pb F leclzfnstein john McCabe George Fliss George' Kefste W t Tad Guzic William Voss ' 1 O U l 'S i spin 241, so ' cafzlorzal aluocaaled Q ,s.: Q p , David Lukes ' l : ','3 Y i john Burns james Kilzer L T111 , ,LM A A Patrick Henry Cornelius Shia ' ,gi Qs 5' - ' ' A Q. x P. K. Schlosser A . W L , , as 'L ::-., . , 4 tie f W s l . , gg: .3 XVNN'--if B4 v 1 I 5555 3 X Q rf 'Q 'fi Q , O6 in ll s 'F gi Rb sport: Staff -fs., 'ix itor-in-Chief - Bruce F. Biever Faculty Moderator - Mr. Costello, SJ. 5 pug v., Q . XJ' :Sports aluociates Thomas Eweus bn Bcfndvl Delbert Narhazvl Howard Haupt fltofograpl1er.4 Thomas Mulhancy Thomas Moyer 5uJiIl6JJ .Manager Michael Dunn Zylze gaunlfel -funior ,fiierarg fournal wg... at- '- - A' is gcfilorial Staff X if vf IO7 Whafever fhe Flambeau looks like :FF 'I'he press, +he people on +his sponsible. If you have ever been down fo Qoom of an evening af'I'er school, lhal' we have worked long and hard. when il' comes page are re- +he Flambeau you will know We have also enjoyed ourselves. Befween whip cracks by Mr. Sfowe, +he yearbook moderalor, we have played baske+ball wi+h wasfebaskefs, laughed a+ Moyni- han's carfoons, and now and again pasfed in a oicfure or a bi+ of copy. Under 'lhe Sparfan gener- alship of Al Eberle, our edifor, wi'l'h Jerry Kliebhan as a loyal assisfanl, we fhink we have made a good book. To Reimer, Lukes, Bendel, and PoHer we owe l'he excellenf wri+e-ups: fo Ken Ryan, Moynihan, Knackerf, Fischer, Felfon, goes credi'I' for 'lhe arf work which livens up our pages. Circulafion and adverfising receipis soared under 'lhe careful eye of Ted Slernemann, wi+h assis+s by Moynihan, Weidenfeller, Riordan, and Puccinelli ladsl, and Nachazel, Barh, Amrhein, and Darnieder lsub- Nr 'ie i ' it i ssii i scripiionsl. IOVE-Behan, Lauer, and Millmann drudge away ai ff ...WN M TOP RIGHT-Al and Jerry sfrike a momenf of inspira- +ion in fhe rouline of ge'Hing ouf a yearbook. THE FLAA 'lhe flafs, lis'I'ening pa+ien+ly +o Mr. Siowe. CIRCLE-Moynihan aH'emp+s +0 persuade +he resi' of +he arl' sfaff fo laugh ai' his carfoons. 0 BELOW RIGHT-Adver+ising sfaff searches hungrily for ad prospec+s magma 2 fb' R -9 'Y 1 OO .mm Ooo 'Q' DN, oo 00 OO Q J Ylvl JK, . .31 b b , I A - M. I , X . A- K X X 1, . c ,I if f ,,,, 'F J.. X l 'X V 551.-'-1 HM 5 I was V , , - - y -..ss+5f ' J 02 I f J' 0 O Q L ' 'g 0 0 ,515 'v .nz v 1 7 :X J Q as f - is , ' ' - -' :.s,s,'l',' ffl, 1 , f ji. V 1 W 5 if O8 'ii li ' - I--fig -'lui' lf ':'5,51I' ' 'i Ifni' F4 i 1 Z FEA U YEARBUOK LOW-Circulafion sfaff lNachazel surprisedl evolve sinisier plans for selling annuals fo frosh. lO9 LEFT-Wifh greai' achievemenfs behind him, Tom furns on 'lhe famous Mulhaney smile. Wi+hou+ fhe phofographers and layou+ s+aFF, your yearbook would be only blank pages. Capable Tom Mulhaney, aided by Ullsperger, Lindner, Meyer, and Gumerman, has given us some of lhe fines? phofography Marqueffe yearboolxs have seen. Mill- man, Lundberg, Lauer, and Behan, under AI's super- vision have done a beauliful iob on fhe layouf. Wifh pride in our achievemenf, we give you fhe l95l Flambeau. And we leave you Tom Behan and Paul Moynihan fo see fha? fhe I952 measures up fo MarqueHe sfandards. CIRCLE - The s+aFF phoiographers fake a breaiher from fheir Garganfuan labors. ' Q N34 ii Q. 11 W wg? Q1 'U 17,1 gi E. ' is -',i if? 'l'1 P T'f QA X SN Q ', 4. W 3 2 fi sid' at 'vi' ABOVE- Lulces and Reimer discuss line poini' of conno- fafion, while Bendel and PoHer grind oul' sporfs wrife-ups. l O 500.4 lem 5,16 d?00.4ler4 Sfanding, Lefi' fo Righfz Fischer, Eberle, Lulces, Sfernemann, Thelen, Shields, Pfarr. Sealed, Lefi' +o Right Sweeney, Rochford, Riordan, Bendel, presidenh Mueller, secrefaryg Wambach. A+ Marquefle, leadership is an e imporlanl' qualify. The Boosier Club giv +he seniors an opporlunify 'ro learn +h leadership has Hs diFFicul+ies and hardship This year's Boos+ers, wifh Fafher Sandersa as fheir moderafor, have a proud record ' remember . . . a year during which lhe sf denf body en+husias+ically cheered on grea 'foofball and baske+ball feams, ficlcef saln soared, and pep assemblies week affer wee were carried off wi+h lively efficiency. TI- Boosfers also 'look care fhai' lhe Gran School Baslcefball Tourney funcfione smoofhly . . . presenled fhe Senior Cla: wi+h an enioyable, colorful Club 5I pra gram. Their proudesf boasf was fhai' Ma que++e's school spirif soared +o unprece denied heighfs. AROUND THE clRcLE, LEFT TO RIGHT-Fr. Sanderson Boos'rer Club modera+org Jael: Wambach sells iiclrefs ai fhe coke machine: Wambach, Eberle, Bendel, Sweeney decorafe for Club Sl. Kifmerd and a4!aJc!in4 Zire lGlmer.4 Z Leff fo Righf, Back Row: Pillar, Fleckenslein. Second Row: Fliss, Kersfen, Mayer. Third Row: Dunn, McCabe, Dougl-ierly, Zimmerman, Ney, Esser. Fronl' Row: Rochford, Henry, Fr. Corcoran, Kilzer. Zihe dlladd Lefl' fo Righf, Back Row: Fliss, Fleclcensfein, Gaenslen, Miecln, Esser. D14 Second Row: Amrhein, Dunn, McCabe, Dougherfy, Zimmerman, Mayer, Drelzlxa. Fronl' Row: Bari-1, Arnold, Rochford, Henry, Fr. Corcoron, Kilzer, Coron. I 28 -vi? ' i ?arlooni.4l.4 , Quilt! a J ,vm 45 X if If 'aff ,.,4L 31, Q.. K if i EFT TO RIGHT- Ryan, Felfon, Knacicer+, Fischer, wi+h +heir mas+erpieces, done for e SUMA mee+ing a+ Marquefre. II2 pvlzgsiw Club Back Row, Lefi' +o Righ+- Kiemmer, Mclnnes, Mor+on, Kordus Second Row-- Zimmerman, Marohn, Edmund, Sfemper. Third Row-Springob, Smi+h, Herzog. Fronf Row- DeRycke, Phillips, Schaefer. 3' We Camera Club Q Back Row, leff fo righf- Fliss, Meyer, Johnson. Second Row - D. Dunn, Mudroch, Brzezinski, Hawley, Kusha, Luedfke Froni' Row-- M. Dunn, Fr. Frommelf, Voss. 'F x x , 1 2 'Q xx Q o . K Wow ,M S ,,..,.,... A -1 1? ar!! .Hialory Row, lefi' io rigl1+ - Caro, Kieflinski, O'NqiII. nd Row- Dowling, Johnsfone, Morfon, Ecks. o Row- Monfgomery, Hanley, Dunn, Mr. Trembley, Mudroclw. Il3 'iz Q 1- ff E' 1 tl W 41. K r ii is-gym, 'mx ., fx ef ,VX Mothefsl Cl me ff qi' ,ff f ff, , . Father, Son, and Teacher 'OWS fafflerf, Junior Waiters vo ' if-1 al dcigfd Jffearf . . life 3 1 4 , .yum-.HN .,,,-M S Wwwqfurafx ,m if ww-,,,.,qw1w 0 wg 4 1 . A F S . ' 1. ' ff Q 3 E .1 ' yi . .X , ,H A Q . .4 3. Z 4 E +1 - My-' lv Q Q 5 ' 1 M . , 2 Z LA 25 T: 4525 fi n - -!'i V P tl 7' ' Nffygf, L 3g.',21i12'is:. , .111 Ex , H, ,4 , .. . ,. ,,.,A,.f f ' 1 .+??Qu2wffr:c -, -.rm 5 ii, ,f J nam: M 'ww If K V -5 , ,- ,V , MAA, - ,ss1:ZQzf.wv2,f.as ,1 f Ml Lit :nf K' ru. . . sta-gif' - W . ,ggizf .N.H,+muvn+f-'W -,Hzsm.w,. . NHUNIG n FIDES Here ai Marqueife we have learned +he real value, +he 1-rue impedance of God's mosf precious giff fo us . . . FIDES, our Carholic faifh. We praciice ii' in ihe classrooms, on fhe a1'hle+ic field, everywhere. In addirion, a sfrong, lively approach +o Ca+holic life is cul- fivafed in many organizaiions, less pub- licized, whose purpose il is 'ro sei' us on ihe road foward fhe more perfecl' Chris+ian. The Sodaliiy follows us ihrough our four years of high school, sowing in our hearis a sirong love and loyaliy fo Our Lady. I T Every year, we have had a one-week +ime-ou+ berween semesiers, fo re- shape our lives, mend our ways. These have been reireais, conducfed by l'he besf Jesuil' Fafhers 'rhaf could be 'Found for fhe iob. We have been given many an Qpporfunify fo perform fhe humble iasks of the alfar by fhe Acolyfe and Sacrisfan organizafionsg Daily Mass, weekly benediciion and sermons have kepf us close' io Chrisf in ihe Blessed Sacrament close io fhe principles by which we oughi' fo live. Faiher Padberg's A Capella Choir has given us a chance fo praise God inf +ha+ mosf beaufiful of languages, musical Nor 'have we been allowed 'io forge? fhal' fhe irue Chrisfian works for ofhers. The Mission Club and CSMC have kepi' mission lands before our eyes. We know rhaf, when we leave Mar- queHe, we will be good Cafholics, good men. This is Marque++e's greaiesi' gif? fo us. We promise +o rreasure if and make if grow. aware! flue More ferfeci Cilzriafian II7 1 E b as , I 512 Vx. Sodality of Q . Qur Lady if A HZ , ff: few 2 -A - as L,-4 'Ffa In our cons+an+ efforls 'foward 'rhe goal of a more Chrisfian life, fhe Sodalify of +he Blessed Virgin has played an imporfanl parf. H's many ac+ivi1'ies show us how we should acf, accus+om us +0 a generous Chrisiian way of life. This year, +he Sodalily, in addilion +0 pariici- pafing ac+ively in lhe Sodali+y Union of +he Mil- waukee Archdiocese, underloolx many worlhwhile proiecls - baskeis for fhe poor, parlies for or- phans, +he recirafion of +he living rosary, a cam- paign againsl indecenl' liferafure. Mos1'impor+an+ of course, was fhe recep+ion info fhe Sodalify of nearly one hundred and fiffy new members from all years. O sm, , 6 v Q . :gwf'f1Lg -352, L' V L y A. AVJVV Q 1 V. x - 1- , 1, ,:,. V Q 6 my sl 1 Y ' L- 3 . Q - , qi ,iff xi f , ggi, E V , E A SUR Q ',. is Q. . 2 .- S, K1 K: f jg. Q A. ' . Knee, 1, EQQQ we . t log, ,afgyw ' c 7 i QF? J. I a K X: ABOVE - The Wisconsin Ca+holic Aclion Conven- 'Hon gof under way in February wifh a solemn ponfifical Mass. MarqueHe s+u- denfs 'funcfionecl as ushers for +he con- venfion. RIGHT-Junior sodalisfs Bakula and Dolan play Sanla Claus a+ Cl-uris+mas Hme. ABOVE LEFT - ABOVE RIGHT- Jerry Kliebhan and Jim Dougher- fy look over Jesui+ vocafional display a+ WCAC. Fa+her Daniel Lord, S.J., high- lighfed 'the lisl' of speakers af fhe WCAC. In +he background is Fr. Siedel, SUMA direc+or. For God and Qur Ladyn E - Freshman aspiran+s are received info ihe Sodali+y by Fr. Boyle. RIGHT-Junior and senior sodalisis reci+e +he ABOVE- Mr. Karol's sophomore sodalisis pu+ on a good sl-now ai fheir S+. Benedic+'s Chris+mas par+y. living rosary af fhe December SUMA meefing in MarqueHe's audi+orium. l2l -vo 'Y 'N he Choir ' Nxhtlf 3 ri? 4 Ezfamzmf xi, -Qeifzigtf Miva ' 2 - ,, Q 1? ' J .5 ,u 9 ,EL , - -15,5 .. 4.,,iw.T-if M ity yn ' ' v ' 1,.. .iw X HWML- 'VET il 'fl' .rfh-.QW ' .JG 4 'C . '75'1J'Fur 5? pl X V .. 5- Ea-'vi-5 ,g 45 ,viii C , . . N has-ig Fe 1533 M-N5 .X start, P my 4, '-. -w. 04 XTC 54 'SJ same? , - wf1?'1.-vg- -in e Choir Q cglipfall-05 Gerald Bellehumeur Ronald Cody Thomas Fischer Hugh LoFoniaine Pofriclc Fosfer John Rauch Thomas Wambach Daniel Wilson Michael Wuerl T , Nw .gs 'J' Q CZ 'S ' -Q Fr' O U ' 54 ' .K , . . J- 4 J- ' gh ' ' ' ' , 41- 4-ff, ,t,.H.j'1E'i, ' 'il-li ,,:-zxxql -iq 8 4-'. gg-Sf , Bvl- , . -.yr ,Ns ,L .:1,:l,f:' ,- .. 14: pm,-. -A .. , .w - A J: ,J , 4,1 Y - 9 J. -.551 ' 5, In V -.4-i-.. al ,np ., lu i'Bl 53hf.':.FKm 1 -SW' We J' PAM- J' he-auimnf. 5enor.4 Joseph Amrhein Pafrick Clark Edward Gufzwiller Paul Lulraszewicz Bernard McCann Roberf Merfz Jerald Schmiff Robert Winings Peter Wolmuf Basses John Jagoe Julian Knaclreri David Lukes Charles Millmann John Schmiff Roland Sfarszak John Trinka John Wambach Charles WiH Cnce again, under Farher Padberg's direcfion, +he choir has won ifself a place among Marque'H'e's mos'r lively organizalions. Six four-year choir members, graduaiing 'rhis year, will leave behind +hem an enviable record of year's achievement Per- formances in fhe school included s'ruden+ masses, benediciions, and fhe Chrislmas Concerlg oulside 'rhe school, 'lhe choir made appearances a+ Hi-Mounl School, 'rhe Archdiocesan Music Fesfival, ihe Archdiocesan Chorus program, and over WMAW on The Family Rosary Hour. This has been anofher year of successes for Fafher Padberg and his proleges. I I 'S i- ' K 'T .r,.. i WM ,Q QE 35 E'i X Ulze Juarquelle .High School Choir it 'A ,,.. . .. , :fs . 'f -- 4,9 .i'1zf5'.:421qii.' ,g .WL i ' 1 - is I I ' r Q, f , A q ffgiiiab? .-Q, 'ifilf .I Q c lik KL l '7i:'E4?? , lf -- -x . ' .re -. W 'gh '. .s' 641. . l V W ,f -' - - ' 11 5 ' N. K 413. 1-u f ' 1 -4rziii'i .- we-X ,X 2, W as ,J 3' . :VN , ,z. - nl 'v i , ,.:..,. SL N , nv, A-f I J, l f is .A 123'- E Q H va Mug , , 2 W Q E? A1 f I giggfpggf fffff QM colyted Under Mr. Lynch's direcfion, +l1e Acolyfes proved fo be one of Mar- queH'e's mosl' faifhful organizafions. Their loyalfy +0 lhe Blessed Sacramen+ and +heir eagerness +o serve Mass has become proverbial. Many of fhe mosl' 'faifhful alfar boys are leaving us This year-Wambach, Henry, Biever, Fischer, Lulces, Knackerl, Rochford. Bul' fheir places will be adequafely filled by such loyal iuniors as Zimmerman. Jaku- bek, Bannan+ine, Alsladf, and McCabe. ABOVE-Crossbearer and acolyfes lead 'l'he living rosary pro- cession. BELOW- The Acolyles wilh lheur mod erafor, Mr. Lynch , ABOVE-Fr. Bruenig speaks +o +he frosh in fhe Blue ancl Gold Room. RIGHT-Fr. Bruenig hears a re- +rea+ confession. ABOVE-Refreafanfs close 'rhe refreaf wifh a general com- munion. Jeelrea M Three re+rea+s were given simul- raneously fo Marque'He s+uden1's +his year. Fr. Thomas Kelly, S.J., gave 'rhe senior reireafg Fr. Thomas Halley, S.J., direcred fhe sopho- mores and juniors, while Fr. Jerome Bruenig, S.J., gave The freshman re+rea'l'. Thanks fo Fr. Boyle's care- ful organizafion, 'rhe complica+ed refreai' proceeded wifhoui' a hifch, was closed on fhe fourfh day by a general communion of fhe enfire sfudeni body. Jliaaiona xg: '-.M Marque+'I'e's 'lwo mission organiza+ions provide some of 'lhe mos'r failhful acl'ivi'I'y we see around Marque'He. Each week, +he members of fhe Mission Club, iurn in a mission collec+ion approaching SIO0 fo SI25, colleciecl from +he school classrooms. In addi- fion fo +his, MarqueH'e's fwo represenialives fo 'l'he Calholic S+uden'l's' Mission Cru- sade keep MarqueHe's name and influence before fhe C S M C Cify Council. ABOVE- Lauer, Miech, and Mr. McDermoH', C S M C represenrafives, look over a copy of JESUIT MISSIONS. BELOW LEFT- Dunn, Weigel, Mudroch, Fr. Ward, Behan, fally up week's mission collec+ion. 3-B consis+en+ly led +he field. BELOW RIGHT- Class lreasurer Jim Bakula fakes f -1, up weekly mission colleclion in 3-D. 1. Lf , I ,L If ' A F , , 0 r F3-' ix , . ..2.. .4 y anwx i in awp' L-32'-'L' I gil. 'Q If I mu, E,- 'vga A ,U iii, f Y fl 92 A T P Q A lfzzgzig 1 :mg-w V 'LJ 'L Jia W 655' 5 'Q cf B .... L '33 5 I fl 1 1!' E li , ,-1- 31 , FEM 'Q if . Q- 9 5 .43 KV 5 in 'i , ' 4' A K yy! 'iiiiili N 'Wu 1 1 9 H R rv. 1+ 'x A -jmgg f ' i, , T -V Q X -X fc 5 MAHUUETTE iiiiffi ji ' 'QR ffil X 4 X -1 i i i . l 'xli ii ' i l Nj' , rx, s Zbeirfnd Zia 70 ' 5 IKE, Life had i+s ligh+er momen+s, during which we en+er+ained ourselves and o+hers . . i A Aiwa s de endable were +he Calif S+a+f . . . Alwa s en+er+aining was Dw er, even wi+h hi: 3 iii f HP + h A+ yll' iy ' h+ mou u . . . a one-man ac, e . . . pep ra ies, we saw many s range sig s . . i R A rf! Dr. Messmer isheridanl psycho-analyzed us all in+o madness-+ree ye+, +oo . . . Wher 5, A q en+er+ainmen+ +ailed a+ school, we quie+ly adjourned +o Merrill Pharmacy . . . The Band anc X wg AQ' 5 M 57 p Pierre-Ca+s kep+ us happy a+ odd momen+s . . . We caugh+ Guzie and Fel+on off-guarc ' il X doing +he Charles+on . . . A+ Club 5I's Dreamland, Wambach and Lulies crooned Negra 5-' A melodies for us . . . A+ +rack mee+s, Young provided en+er+ainmen+ on +he side . . . A' ...pe- 'ima ij' year's end came +he Jubilee Jamboree . . . Dress rehearsal revealed +he Schaenzers ii +5 ' 59' +heir +ine dance rou+ine . . . 2-B pan+omiming Spike Jones . . . Kilzer, Schend+, Mer+'z, an: fl! I Kers+en singing lla+er +hey +urned in+o Jesui+ Quar+e++e on +he programl . . . Callahan W ,M ,, X MW proving +ha+ +a+.men need no+ s+ay in +he audience . . . Dupuis removing our.ha+s an: MW PINL :JJ c1gareHes wi+h his bull whip . . . Floyd BazzeH and Silver, +he Marvel Horse in +1gh+ rope I 32 gymnas+ics . . . A+ +he glorious end, General MacAr+hur came +o our s+adium +o receivi from a man well-known and loved by us all, Fr. O'Donnell. I 1 .11 egg, 'Vinny I I ll pf v 9. 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MQ ' , .xr x' x X 0 a4c!uerh.4erA On +he pages which follow you will meel' our adverhsers I Our grahfude IS Ihelrs for Ihelr friendly supporf and mferesi In our book Many of 'rhem are old friends of MarqueHe many are new +o us some have been ms+rumen+aI In provndmg fech- mcal advlce and help In gefhng ou+ fhls book all are welcome +o our pages We hope +ha+ you wlllwelcome 'I'hem 'I'oo To Ihose also who have helped us wn+h THE FLAMBEAU fruendly help we have recelved from The Boehm Bmdery Com pany The Zahn Typesefhng Company Klngspori' Press Inc Mr Wlllnam Engelhardi' and his assoclales of Arandell Llfho Corporahon come In for a large share of credli' whale 'ro I Mr Domemc Baudlno of Klein Sfudno a pho+ographers pho- fographer we owe much of The beauhful phofography you see In our book To 'rhe 'FacuI+y and sfudenl' body of our school finally we are gra1'e'luI for fheur cons'ran+ cooperahon and IoyaI+y We hope Ihelr confidence In us has noi' been misplaced O ul' . . I O . O I l 3 '5I, we say Many Thanks! In parI'icuIar,, we acknowledge The . . ' I . . . .' ' . ' I ' . . I KELLOGG SEED COMPANY ffm.. ee 1 Ylfiswmin 15.11, 8-0373 RAINBO BLLIEIVIOLIND AND OREENDALE LAWN SEED SPECIAL PURPOSE GRASSES PEAT MOSS DLI PONT GARDEN PRODUCTS SACCO AND IVIILORGANITE FERTILIZERS SEED AND FERTILIZER SPREADER Ju A , I I S414 5 CITIZENS OFFICE M. MEITOIIANTS OFFICE NORTH AVE. OFFICE IIOFITIIWESTEIIN OFFICE MAIN OFFICE .... 743 North Water Street L2 goetoettietftf XT! ' Badger Ofhce . . Bay View Ofhce . Citizens Ofhce . East Side Ofhce . Merchants Ofhce . Mitchell Street Office Ninth Ward Office North Avenue Ofhce North Side Ofhce . Northwestern Office Second Ward Ofhce Vliet Street Ofhce . 2102 Wert Fond du Ln: Avenue 2685 South Kinnirhinnir Avenue . 3602 Weft Villard Avenue . 2303 North Farwell Avenue 3338 North Green Buy Avenue . . 939 Weft Mitchel! Street . 1136 Wert Vliet Street . 3512 Wert North Avenue . . 2312 North 3rd Street . . 4716 Wert Lifbon Avenue . . 910 North 3rd Street . . 2712 West Vliet Street Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation There If No Suhftttute for Money tn the Btztth BAOOEIT OFFICE VLIET ST. OFFICE Complete Prescription Service Department , GEO. HUMMERT 9 FREE' Pllicli-up I N' ve X 'J amservlee ry 1 MA rquette I qu 8-0468 TO BUY OR SELL REAL ESTATE Invalid and Sick Room Supplies for Physicians, Hospitals and 8707 North AVC. Home Use 0 Trusses and Stocking 0 Abdominal Support 0 Rubber Goods O First Aid Kits 0 Infra Red Lamps i 3 W W 0 Surgical Instruments i 0 Splints-Thermometers T 0Canes and Crutches 5 Y g E 0 Sterilizers and Oxygen Tents ' R X xx b T - 1 0 Sick Room Furniture f TAT-E D 0 Drugs and X-Rav Equipment i 6 D 0 Syringes and Needles 1 1 I Wheel Chairs. Walkers and l im Hospital Beds for Sale or Rent KARRER CO. 810 N. Plankinton Ave. Milwaukee 3, Wis. ' ' 5ieSt.ff'l 2'. 'i:.ifi Elf S ' 759 N. water sneer MA. mo l GEBHHRD-BERGHHMMEH INC- 31131-Jiggg Q2 a.1Lg?80fNfHAz UUNIHAUUH5 I Real estate I HARRY J. BARRETT CO. 333 W. Silver Spring Dr. Ed. 2-2611 Wfvvvf VVY, YY, , D- J W BUELLESBACH Q Norlhwesiern Transfer Co I34 No. Young Si. . . I ' l l 553I W, North Avg, Over-Nighi - Milwaukee - Chicago 5 l I e -J , f pl I DI uign 2-3130 IES. SPIIIIQ 4-QOIG I HI WISCONSIN'S J. M. BRENNAN, INC. PLUMBING and HEATING HOUSE coNTRAcToRs of 2930 W. CLYIOURN ST. MILWAUKEE 8, WIS. INVESTMENT SERVICE HENRY GOLLUSCH A SON EICIDEYWH C09 Vwabnmt Samara INSURANCE zzs nmn on sr. mnwmlm, 2 Compliments of The House of Service A FRIEND I y ' ' 'Z' OLDSMOBILE cl I a n r e e d 'EAL EITATI - 'N.unANc! I525 N 68+h Sf eef BLuemound 8-440I Bkoadway I-8200 7I0 N. Wafer SI. BANKERS BUILDING aeartuiiz Grocerzes and Fresh Meats 3700 W. Bwleigh QUBJIIBU .good .Mllfket I I E 4 223 I74I-8 44+h S+. 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Refill a Fine Pharmacy 629 . iver pring Drive . - an 1 F 07 Tops in Dry Cleaning CALL Satisfaction Guaranleed . Q Wggwm- ff'0 Ma5f M'4M gm Zfmfvyerrzy Q n Clluanae ,Zaire-.LS WEN, BEQLJL ,T?o73EfT X Rauma 3:16412 NJ John CHLAAhAn J Fmmff cfvivmo Z fofanalvg, M papaw fzf-QF46' Qavmofvff Rfivwff ga-fun CLu.a36.fn When You Think of Paint Think of Patek Ne: hborhood There's a PATEK DEALER in Your fohn 5. fung, Jnc. Milwaukee STAFF ELECTRIC CO. Elecfrical Confradors M J P i659 No. Jackson S+. Tele. DA 8-3800 aurice . uariea 5550. No. 35141 af Keefe Ave. QLEANHQ5 M Mp, , 1 , W w, g,,v'- ,mags Eqdbwwmg hM?Q5f3L3Hf vgqwf lilhogruplzers -13 - Ww5f3Q5fQffw Qi Y-fi W 1 2 f V I yy.db.v ,AMX gm i . vw W -- My FQAQUN ' f 7 fv Vgfx gy ffflffialfusfffhy flufk, 1 ' l Q 2 M if 5? E27 ZQi 'l'Q,2ff5e SfP 5312224 M, Complete the gb ' , K. - Robert Brownin ' W5 wb 5- 01 twvgif EEEIK 65135 Q M xlggx f9'W 'W Q K WX fy X ' 5 X ix ,, ,.,. QXQUL I Q M Ei W X M axiix w w Q in Tp fMfl1f ,ff - 3 Azimvxmm JPK,3,3,j.W D U '10 if-y. ,1sf5Q 4 5MivJffQA '57 2 'S2f: e w LJfw'gf9l?? 7 ZLTW' W' ci D-10 ary fg5ggw:f2ib SY, SSN K QLAW Hqzfix MW Wk Jwfewwf ff Z2-ff' M K '5Wff34,4qf 'S in gm Q . im Esibfxy QMZJTMWW ffa ?? ?Xf . 'I F i wr,dTgvL,myP1tl:g-UJ,,UU'-- . IK!! JDWMW JZ ,. Senior I I 1 y I 'MGM 'I WT' ' Q, THOMAS ABRAMOFSKY, 2357 N. 65+I1 S+. JOSEPH AMRHEIN, I26 W. Ring S+. CLEAR ANDERSON, I045 S. 45+h S+. JAMES ANSIER, I962 S. 2Is+ S+. JOSEPH ARMBRUSTER, 2876 N. 29+h S+. KENNETH ARNDT, 3467 E. Van Norman, Cudah RICHARD AUELMANN, 2I09 N. 46+h S+. DONALD AYLWARD, 555I N. SI1oreland Ave. WILLIAM BANNEN, 620 N. 5Is+ S+. JAMES BARBIAN, 94I9 W. Lapham S+. WILLIAM BARTZ 2505 N 9Is+ S+ DONALD BECKER 4I32 N 25+h S+ PETER BEHAN, I723 N. 47Ih S+. ' Q RALPH BIERMEISTER 49I4 W S+a+e S+ DENNIS BIESER 33I7 N 37+I1 S+ BRUCE BIEVER, 256I S. 29+h S+. RICHARD BOLAND, 524 N. I8'I'I1 S+. JAMES BOOZ 2475 N. Oakland Ave DUANE BRANDSTATTER I739 S. II'I'h S+ JOHN sENDEL,Elm Grove ' ' I WALTER BUCHER, aaoa' N. zs+h s+. '14, PATRICK BUCKETT, 2358 s. I0+I1 S+. ,NIP O of PETER BURBACH II3I S 75+h S+ JOHN BURNS, 354: N. H.eke++ Ave. if V! if . ATRICK BURNS l62I W Wells S+ DAVID CANNON I8I8 E La+aye+'I'e PI P . . . l JAMES CERLETTYI, 25:1 N. 38+h S+. ' ff' .II f ROBERT CHARTIER, I703 S. 57+I1 S+. JOSEPH CIBULKA, 845 Rober+son sf. io ow-L ORX55' fl MICHAEL COLBERT, 4oon Kinzie, Racing S 3 . JAMES CORNWALL I66 S. 67+h S+ ALFRED OORON, ana w. clyboum s+. ' ROBERT CROWLEY, 46I6 N. wmmre Rdw 151.3-+L EDWARD CZUPPA, I608 E. La+aye++e S+. DONALD DARNIEDER, 27I2 N. Maryland Ave. GREGORY DETTLAFF, I650 S. 3rd S+. THOMAS DEVINE, II08 S. 57I'I1 S+. JAMES DOUGHERTY, 536 N. 54+h S+. JOHN DRETZKA, 39I6 E. Armour, Cudahy MICHAEL DUNN, 2932 N. Murray Ave. ALFRED EBERLE, 2224 N. 63rcI S+. WILLIAM ENDISCH, 2656 N. 24+l'1 S+. RICHARD ERNSTER, 2356 N. 46+h S+. THOMAS EWENS, 3360 N. Summi+ Ave. THOMAS FELTON, 3209 W. Wisconsin Ave. EARL FISCHER, 2043 N. 3Is'I' S+. FRANKLIN FLEISSNER, 236I N. 56+I1 S+. DANIEL FLOYD, 4237 N. 40+h S+. RICHARD FOLEY, 3423 W. Michigan S+. DANIEL GAENSLEN, 4607 W. Hadley S+. ROBERT GAHL, 2907 S. 45+h S+. JAMES GLASL, 3I7I N. 54+h S+. TOMAS GLASS, l920 N. 56+I1 S+. LAWRENCE GOELZ, 2835 N. 6Is+ S+. RALPH GOTTSCHALK, 2402 N. 6Is+ Sf. HENRY GROVE, I9I8 E. Jarvis S+. GERALD HAIG, 6907' W. Garfield Ave. ROBERT HENKE, I6I5 S. Lay+on Blvd. PATRICK HENRY, 2456 N. 85+h S+. FRANK HERRE, 3428 N. 37+I1 S+. JAMES HERZOG, 5I I8 W. WasI1ing+on Blvd. ANTHONY HOYNACKI, 2067 S. Lay+on Blvd JOHN HRENAK, 3827 W. Galena S+. ROBERT HUBER, 6726 W. Gran+ S+. DONALD KASTENHOLZ, 26I8 N. 4Is'I' S+. KENNETH KAUTZER, I725 W. S+a+e S+. WALTER KELPIEN, 2235 S. 6+h S+. JAMES KERN, 3927 N. I2'I'I1 S+. JAMES KERSTEIN, 3I79 S. 4Is'I' S+. GEORGE KERSTEN, 5I6 E. Day Ave. JEROME KIES, I55 W. Tripoli Ave. JAMES KILZER, 5538 N. 35+I1 S+. DAVID KIRBY, 6075 N. Bay Ridge Ave. JEROME KLIEBHAN, 226I N. 63rd S+. JULIAN KNACKERT, 6I33 W. AppIe+on Ave. JOHN KOZINA, 2565 N. 88+I1 S+. JOHN KRONSNOBLE, I I7 N. 88+h S+. JAMES KUBOUSEK, 3509 N. 50+h S+. JOHN KUSTERMANN, 5635 W. Auer Ave. ROBERT KUSTRA, 2607 S. 5+l1 PI. THOMAS LAUER, 8229 Roclzway S+. DAVID LEE, 2973 N. 90+I1 S+. PAUL LEHMKUHL, 6220 Upper Parkway No. JEROME LEMANSKI, 3l3I S. 4Is+ S+. IZ 'WW L !7 '5 121,-,ff CPROB M-fm. om.cV Z 91, win.-:YS PIERRE LEMIEUX, Box 28I, Elm Grove JOHN LEMON, l330 S. I2+h S+. THOMAS LENZ, 2504 N. 83rd S+. DAVID LUKES, 2524 N. Sherman Blvd. NOEL LUNDBERG, 3422 S. Indiana Ave. JOHN McCOTTER, 3229 N. Marie++a Ave. ROBERT MARKWIESE, 56I9 W. No+re Dame C+. DANIEL MATHUSEK, 6I9 N. 63rd S+. ROBERT MATZEK, 33l5 N. 25+h S+. CHARLES MAYER, 2453 W. Chambers S+. ROBERT MERTZ, 2542 N. 57+h S+. RALPH MIECH, l300 Milwaukee, Sou+h Milwaukee CHARLES MILLMANN, I505 N. 58+h S+. CHARLES MILLRADT, 2046 N. 26+h S+. JOHN MUDROCH, 2509 N. 47+h S+. l PAUL MUELLER, 4724 N. 90+h S+. RICHARD F. MUELLER, 2525 N. 39+h S+. P. RICHARD MUELLER, 958 N. 39+h S+. THOMAS MULHANEY, l428 S. 75+h S+. RONALD MULTERER, 5052 N. 24+h S+. DEL NACHAZEL, 22l8 E. Menlo Blvd. ROY NICKCHEN, 223 Pinecres+ S+. JOHN NIEMCZYK, I905 E. Beverly Rd. JOHN O'REILLY, 2477 N. 40+h S+. THOMAS O'ROURKE, 723 S. 29+h S+. JAMES OSMANSKI, 276I N. HumboId+ Ave. ROGER PAULSEN, 633I W. McKinley Blvd. RAYMOND PFARR, 540I N. San+a Monica Blvd. DAVID POETZEL, 97I2 W. Cen+er S+. STANLEY POLSKI, I2I0 W. Lincoln Ave. DANIEL POTTER, 2003 E. Lake Bluff Blvd. JAMES PRUDEN, 3058 N. 74+h S+. JOSEPH PUCCINELLI, 4I I7 N. Morris Blvd. CARL OUESNELL, l74l S. 44+h S+. DAVID RADLER, I73I N. 56+h S+. JAMES REDMOND, 2I88 S. 83rd S+. JAMES REED, 2465 N. 9ls+ S+. CARL REGENFELDER, 732 S. 38+h S+. ROBERT REIMER, 23I9 W. Vieau PI. ARTHUR RETZLAFF, 3728 N. 53rd S+. PATRICK RIORDAN, 2204 E. Menlo Blvd. DAVID ROCHFORD, 2320 N. 5e+h S+. Nl gf Iwi? DAVID RODENKIRK, 4063 N. 26+h S+. ROBERT RODZWELL, l3525 W. Green+ieId Ave. DONALD ROSEWICZ, 2I50 S. 36+h S+. KENNETH RYAN, 3040 N. I2+h S+. WILLIAM SALADIN, 2440 N. 36+h S+. RICHARD SCHENDT, 6478 Upper Parkway No. EUGENE SCHIEL, 3I70 N. 53rd S+. PHILLIP SCHLOSSER, 3364A S. New York Ave. JAMES SCHMIDT, 2440 N. 59+h S+. WILLIAM SCHMIEDEL, 303I N. 90+I'1 S+. ROBERT SCHUBRING, I2l6 S. 57+h S+. CORNELIUS SHIELDS, 722 N. 53rd S+. JAMES SCHULZ, 515 N. 34+h S+. ROLAND STARSZAK, 3l55 S. 7+l'1 S+. THEODORE STERNEMANN, 2670 N. Sherman Blvd. PAUL SWAIN, 392l N. 2ls+ S+. JOHN SWEENEY, 2353 S. 78+h S+. JEROME SZELMECZKI, 8533 W. Greenfield Ave. ROBERT TALLMADGE, I6l2 Church S+. HARVEY THELEN, 2530 N. 65+h S+. DONALD TIMMERMAN, 3770 N. II+h S+. JOHN TOPP, 5I23 W. Washing+on Blvd. WILLIAM TRACY, 509 N. 3Is+ S+. THEODORE TRECKER, 630 Honey Creek Parkway JEROME ULLSPERGER, 863 S. 75+h S+. WILLIAM VOSS, I658 S. I2+h S+. JAMES WALDOCH, 32l8 S. 42nd S+. JAMES WALKER, 2564 N. 88+h S+. JOSEPH WALTER, Crescen+ Drive, Elm Grove JOHN WAMBACH, 2835 N. 73rd S+. DAVID WEIDENFELLER, 22I8 E. Menlo Blvd. JAMES WENDERS, 3300 S. Kinnickinnic Ave. GEORGE WHALEN, 3I I8 N. Marie++a Ave. EDWIN WHITE, 42I3 N. Farwell Ave. AUGUST WISHMAN, 38l8 S. I4+h S+. JOHN WOLTER, 3203 W. Juneau Ave. CORNELIUS YOUNG, 35I5 N. Summi+ Ave. AUGUST ZAMKA, 202I N. 72nd S+. JOHN ZIEBARTH, 5204 W. Greenfield Ave. JOSEPH ZIEMANN, 4025 N. S+oweII Ave. JAMES ZIOLKOWSKI, 2672 S. 8+h S+. JAMES ZWADZICH, 3339 S. 46+h S+. gviJ7,C,lQQ, Lu. -Lf' LLf'f5'W'l.'.iaQjbs451Q, MAL I PM fl -.L W . -,gf 'S-.I