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

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1954 volume:

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He is fhe one member of fhe faculfy fha? each of us sooner or lafer comes fo know personally. As freshmen fhe prospecf of making fhis acquainfance in fhe wesf hall engendered wifhin us a feeling of uffer fear. Buf wifh fhe passing of ears we came fo see fhaf fhough he is firm when if comes fo school dis- ciphne, fhere are ofher facefs fo his characfer which are far differenf from fhe sfern faced individual of fhe iug room. We do nof fhink if is an exaggerafion fo say fhaf Fafher Boyle wifh fhe help of his bullefin board is responsible for fhe success of almosl' all sfudenf acfivifies, for nof only does he posf his own jug lisf fhere, buf he also posfs fhe innumerable small defails which confribufe so much +o sfrengfhening school spirif here af Marqueffe. Do we wonder if our acfivify is meefing? Do we wonder if our clubs and feams have won fheir lafesf confesf? Fa+her's infer- esl' in all fhese affairs, which have nofhing +o do wifh discipline buf which mean so much fo us, has earned him our greafesf respecf and admirafion. And so if is fo Fafher Boyle, fhe firm buf kindly disciplinarian, fhe man sincerely inferesfed in whaf we do, fhe devouf Priesf of God, we, fhe Senior class of fhe Marian Year, dedicafe 'rhis Annual which conlains fhe sfory of our lives as we have lived if wifhin fhese walls fhe pasf four years. lf is a sfory filled wifh fears and laughfer buf mosfly sober sfriving. If is also a sfory in which he has played a maior parf. ' Page 3 WELCO E T0 ILWA KEE During fhe pasf school year an evenf 'rook place which has meanf and will mean very much fo fhe members of fhe Archdiocese of Milwaukee. On Sep- fember 24, l954, Alberf Gregory Meyer was enfhroned as Archbishop of Mil- waukee in a beaufiful and elaborafe ceremony af Sf. John's Cafhedral. Archbishop Meyer is a nafive Milwaukeean. He knows fhe minds of fhe people of Milwaukee: he knows fhe spirifual needs of our communify. This knowledge, coupled wifh his experience as Bishop of Superior, assures us fhaf he will be able fo perform fhe dufies of fhis office well. While serving in Superior, Archbishop Meyer showed in many ways his infense inferesf in furfhuring Cafholic educafion for his people, Cafholic edu- cafion fhaf is so sorely needed, parficularly in fhe ouflying disfricfs of fhis archdiocese. We can be sure fhaf our children are going fo benefif from fhe work in educafion fhaf Archbishop Meyer is and will be doing. As Marqueffe High men we have a parficular inferesf in Archbishop Meyer for he, foo, was a Marqueffe High sfudenf. Alfhough he was here for only one year, we are cerfain fhaf he acquired a sizable porfion of fhaf famed Marqueffe spirif. We are proud and happy fo know fhaf a man can rise from a place in life such as we now hold fo such an exfremely self-sacrificing and respecfed posifion. We, fhe sfudenfs of Marqueffe High School, wish fo welcome you, Arch- bishop Meyer, as a Milwaukeean and a Marqueffer, buf chiefly as a devofed servanf of God, back fo Milwaukee, and we wish fo assure you fhaf you will be in our prayers as you are in fhe prayers of fhe fhousands of ofher mem- bers of your flock. Page 5 Page 6 REV. RICHARD McGLOIN, S.J Presirlw nf lf is unforfunafe fhaf more of fhe graduafing seniors did nof gef acquainfed wifh Fafher McGloin, because in him fhey would have found a man willing fo lisfen, quick fo undersfand. and pre- pared 'ro advise. A man devofed fo his fask, his friendship is awaifing for whoever may seek if. The fremendous success of his office here may be seen in fhe improved facilifies in fhe high school, and mosf of all, in fhe happy faces of fhe men who have graduafed under his ever presenf, buf offen unappreciafed guidance. To Fafher Mc6loin we owe a debf of fhanks. We wish fo show our grafifude by asking God fo give him an abundance of grace wifh which he may more easily affain his efernal goal. Fr THOMAS K. McKENNEY, S.J. i IJI'I'lll'I'fllll , No doub+ Fr. McKenney, +he principal of Marque++e High School, is fhe member of +he faculfy who is mosi capable in handling +he siiuaiions +ha+ arise wifh MarqueH'e High men, His experience as a sfudenf, a feacher, and now as .principal af MarqueH'e has enabled Fa+her McKenney +o become one of fhe mosi undersfand- ing and undersfandable men on fhe faculiiy. As a siudeni' he learned how a Marque++e man reacis +o evenfs, such as a+hle+ic con+es+s, social funclions, assemblies, and 'free days. As a feacher he became familiar wifh 'rhe siudenis' scholasiic capabili+ies. As principal he sees ihe whole school, freshman 'ro senior, boy fo man. He knows our problems and he knows +heir soluiions. He sees wha+ is in s+ore for us and he +ells us wha+ +o expec+. Those who lisien will be fhanlcfulg fhose who do no+ will wish +hey had. We 'rhank Fa+her McKenney for his 'Fa'rherly guidance and we assure him +ha+ he will be in our prayers for many years fo come. Page 7 MR. J. J. BLASK Algebra FR. R. O. BURGER Blllilfliillg iqIlI1P?'I'7lfP?llfWIIf MISS L. M. CAHILL Ifl7flI'SfI'lII' FR. R. J. CONNELL Algfbrfl, RPl'I.f1l.0ll FR. W. A. CONNVELL Eizglisli. Jloilwrx' fflub Faculty Miss Cahill and Harry Quadracci Taking Care of fhe Business of Running 'rhe School. MISS E. A. CONNELLY FR. T. W. CURRY L?77I'f12'I.fllI English, Rcliginfn, Websfers im QW ig-fwn-1 5 2 'wg is ix Rm f 1 MR. Z. W. DAY FR. P. F. DISTLER MR. T. J. DONOVAN FR F G FAHEY lin.vfm.w.w .llrlnflgffr lnrlin. .lImlz'rufrn' nf Ulf' hvllflll-Nli, -NlllI'4'lI U1 M 1 s If If fl 11,-fp Iiltljff rx A Lp Tw,,Jr-p.fn J I T ff' - V, Mr. Day Ensconced in 'rhe Rear Office FR. R. M. FROMMELT l'l1A11.v1'r.w, N1'I.l'Ill'I Vinh. 1711111 ru 171112. lfurlfu Vinh .Emi FR. R. J. FLAHAVAN -Nllllflj. Hill-fflvflfl N uf z .lffllwlfv llfrrf MR. W. C. FORREST ,'.'Ilf1lI.Nfl. Flzlmlu nu f'rw.w,v l'nH H FR. R. R. FORREY MR. J. H. FOUNTAIN MR S J GENTLE lz'nyfl1'.wl1, l'afl1liw1ff'mf.w .'llfl!'lll'Il. Y'riy1m M Nnlirl UM mu lf If R Faculty MR. J. A. KEELEY llrvfk. l.ul1'11 Mr Donovan Collec+s Fzf+y Cenfs for a Losi' Key MR. J. F. HARDING lli.wfu1',1f, FYKIIIHNIH. FR L D KELLY lluskvllmll, Illlll 7'1'1n'L' , , . - md ll lnwmwlrllf, lzwllyjmzl f I I' MR. L. J. KRAMORIS 1 1'0nf'l:, AIgr'brrl BRO. E. W. HAWORTH FR. J. C. HEALY Sovfnlngy, ,ilaflzwnuzliwm MR. D. A. LAUGHLIN lfwlir inn lllfwfnrz , S nfzrvli. U11 'm'erz'a ,I J I 1 n' iff' 5 I ::-: :V - .--A V- V A ,x,QV A .:......1., I ..., , 1 i . , A' .:,. fi.. . :R ' Q it MR. L. A. LeMIEUX 2 a ' 5 , f'llf'Illl'Sfl'.ll, Rami E Miss Connelly and Her Library S+aff. FR. E. P. MANHARD MR. F. P. MICHUDA Lufin, lu'1'Iig11'un Algrhru, llwnvffry FR. E. L. MONNIG MR. J. C. MCNELLIS Ilvnnzffry, lfr'l1'ginn, Lafin, Elzglislz, All11f'11'f's 1ffM'Sffff'P nf! .,,-Ax FR. R. C. OSTERTAG MR. A. R. MEGNA I l:y.sn.s. A udm Vmzml III.-Wflllxlf, Nlllllliill, Speech Air! I'rngran1 FR. L. P. PIOTROWSKI Catin, II1'.Qz'ory, Re71'g'z'01z I Faculty Bro+her Hawor+h Hard a+ Work. MR. H. M. OWENS I1I.Sf0l'.Ij, Aflalrllirs MR, M, L, SMITH l,ulin. la'nf1I1'.Ql:, :nm ,llmlflrlfr FR. J. R. PADBER6 fn, Englislz, fflmir FR. A. J. SALCHERT FR. C. L. SANDERSON MR. C. J. SCHERMAN llixirfzyf, Ilfflllfjl-UI! Lfllin, l1l'NflIl If, Ilff'll.fjl.UIl, .'lIg0bI'lI, Geometry, llnosim-.w flmlyffs, Sacristaws Mrs. Gollner and Mrs. Meyers Preparing Friclay's Lunch. MR. T. P. LINS I '11 ysiws MR. J. F. SNYDER FR. A. O. VERDIECK Ezlglzlwlz, 13o.r'1'ng Jlorlcrafur Englfxlz, Rf Ifgimz, I frf11z'r.v' Club MR. L. J. SCHLENK f:l'l'HIf1ll, Npccrll, Prep Playcrs MR. J. J. SCHMITZ lifmklfrffpflly, Typing FR. V. J. WARD Lulfn, 1fK'lI'f,ll.lllI. .llz'.w.w'r111 lvfllz' ,J :::-, ii Er' 'zu .lf 5 .ll . W ,. -kk ,...,A 5 :n l ,uznu .,.,., . zzz 5:1 .,,, - MR. R. L. WINDLE l.ulfn, Ur1'1'L'. HYl'b.HflIS 1 . Q 3, Y . ,f Wh z 2 Q? 5? f M F is . Wggg , :Q Going along wifh whaf fhe Orienfal Sage said abouf 'rhe value of a picfurez namely, One picfure is worfh a fhousand words , we feel fhaf we can besf fell our sfory fhrough fhe eye of fhe camera. We shall begin by infroducing picforially fhe progressive sfages fhrough which we Seniors, now in our fourfh year, have already passed, The following porfraifs are of boys much like our- selves whom Divine Providence saw fif fo bring fogefher af one parficular fime and place and puf under fhe influence of some of God's besf frainers of men. As we glance over fhe faces in fhese porfraifs, we become more increas- ingly aware of fhe changes fhaf fake place in a boy and have faken place in ourselves as fhe years pass by. We see fhe freshman-a Ii++Ie bewildered, yef quife differenf from 'rhe grade schooler he was a year ago. We see fhe sophomore-impefuous, buf a liffle more organized. We see fhe iunior- gaining confidence and looking forward fo 'rhaf final year. You, 'rhe reader, will probably recognize quife a few of fhese faces. How- ever, fhere is one man who knows fhem all. He is Fafher Boyle whose primary iob as a member of fhe faculfy is fhe difficulf one of school disciplinarian. lf is his dufy fo see fhaf everyone's acfions conform fo fhe rules land regulafions laid down for fhe smoofh managemenf of fhe school. He is no sfricf idealisf who forgefs fhaf we are sfill boys and expecfs fhe impossible from us. Yef, he is decidedly nof lenienf. ' . Even affer spending four years here af Marqueffe we Seniors find ourselves puzzled af Fafher Boyle's seemingly omnipresence. Wherever fhere is mischief he somehow mysferiously appears, and in his own manner resfores everyfhing again fo righf order. The caughf culprif pays. Buf because fhe punishmenf is dealf ouf wifh kindness and a bil' of humor, we feel fhaf fhough we have acfed as boys we are being freafed like men. Page I5 1 .... g V Qs. 1 Y' S x ?' Q Top Piclure: Lyons, Paulus, Klepper, Kalinowslci, Briscoe Quail, Hoag, Kleis, Thiel Janulka, Kosednar, C. Beclcer, Hughson, W. Hufchison M. Slrachofa, Swobocla, Joehnlc, Beclcsfedl' Bollom Piclure: Laney, Paprocki, John Bringe, Kfakowslci Winkler. J. Quinn, Bau, Mucherheide L. Smifh, Kucl-nler, Kuehne, Sulewsky Slania, Herle, Frank, Schneider, Polaslci Fr. Flahavan gives a helping hand Page I6 I wlsl1+l1ey'cl ge+ rid of fhese flies. Top Picfure: Bieser, Kuli, Kordus, C. Hayes, P. Duffey Kailing, Coughlin, L. Quaclracci, Quesnell, J. Balisleri Unruh, W. Scluwarlz, Heller, Sfrofher Goodman, Markwiese, Waldron, Lorsclweider Bofiom Picfure: Founiain, Rausch, Szymanski, J. Wilhelm Feldmann J. Beck, Hein, Cappelleifi, Mercado, Pendergasi' Glowacki, J. Schmiiz, Sielen, T. Sazema Peck, Connelly, Molinski 'Y-'AF' away ,-. 5 '50-s Page I8 Top Piciurez Kazmarelc, Woehrer, Bisfan, Berry, Dineen Al+mann, Diefz, Dashek, Feiiig, N. C. Baldus, T. Casper P. Durnin, D, J. McGuire, Singlefon, Pabelick. . July, D. Scheid BoHom Piciure: Jennik, J. Flaheriy, Haslam, D. Sheridan, T. Donahue. McCoy Cowan, D. Leonard, M. Wollersheim, Silbernagel, R. Meurer, Winfer, R. Holzhauer Eibl, Simonei, Collins, M. Hren, Dunphy Here's my La+in, give me your English. K C.. L. J . ww 5 1 1 iw! i fir .w ej Tm A penny for your fhouglwls. Top Piclure: Radkowski, P. W. Murphy, Crandall, McCabe, Vold McNabb, T. Balisfreri, Geiger, Eiclmman, B. Henclley, Sanfelippo, D. Meyer R. Wl1alen,Asl1,Aclcer, Pren+Ice, Kaelmy, Wadlna Boflom Picfurez T. Hari, Korb, Nislewicz, Siewerl, Hower, R. Relzlaff Hinlz, Drews, Forresfal, Keese, Garland, Suelwr Guagliardo, M. S. Nolan, R. Sclwmilz, Ward, Prendergasf, Kling I .,'. 1 1,3 -1' . W ,. '1'-' f-39 Q , ..,,,,,,,, ,,,, h 34 V y M . I ,Yuri R 'A 5 'L , 'qquuu 5 ,,fff.j' 1 'gr yyyy R R M .M y ... ...., gg X 3 5 1 fr? ,. V' 3 , -a R In ' ..,. 'fl . , 5 fl r n oooo r ri.. M ff Q. F Ex Q' Page20 Top Picfurez T. Mann, Kammerer,Pocl'1er1',Scl'1wemer, Fridl, Celichowski T. McGovern, Saleniine, Horkheimer, Bafchelor, SiHer, Thomas Karnowski, Knoblauch, Flannery, Borsf, Neff BoHom Piciurez Sinkovec, Bauer, Choinacld, N. Weber, Ackeref M. Ewens Lipscomb, Scherkenbach, Siemper, W. Schoenecker, Mielke, Warzewick Keyes, James Bringe, Wilson, Rossi+er, Topp Poker faces Look wha+'s going on behind your back, Fafher. Top Piciure: Skowronski, lnda, J. Ewens, Pfau, Perlewifz, McGraw, Murray Gunkel, Theiler, J. O'Rourke, R. Brennan, Cverko. Schienkoenig Tennessen, Roemer, Maizelle, Dombrevske, Jarecki BoH'om Picfure: Koceia, Frair, Spangenberg, Swearingen, Hayeland, L. Nifz, Blake Mich, Broesch, Kronsnoble, Klug, Koepke, Gengler Dannenberg, Sfanlce, Woodlock, Olen, Deviff f f 4 2 J f ' 5 Qi J N J? ff f E? 2 Top Plcfure: Reber, Piflellcow, Sfeffelc, Repa+l'1,Wingl1ar+ Weisbrodf, Haas, Pelersen, M. J. Doyle, G. Melrey J. Scl'lwar+z, Bykowski, Wollers Taylor, J. Kelly, Darga, Paiylc Boffom Picfu re: Masiarchin, J. Farrell, Auer, Benduhn, Voss Proulx, Denlinger, Maly,Willems,Vorpal1l Misiewicz, R. Maas, Pafriclc, Hifchcock, Fix Krier, D. O'Neill, J. Geberf Fix-in' for a demerif. w. iv Perfec+ aHen+ion? Top Picfure: Bishiclcy, Mikleszewicz, Ulaif, Bonerz, R. P. Woclusek Kraiser, Fuersl, Rogall, J. Sasone, T. Griffin J. Welch, Carslcy, Wilkinson, Harley Blommer, Berghemmer, Hamburger, Klose Boffom Picfure: Brennan, Ehlman, Caffrey, T. Banker O'Brien, Huck, Zeps Schwinn, Nord, Sendilc, R. Diederich J. McMal'1on, F. Schoeneclcer, Hoiveclf fi Top Picfurez Smee+on, J. Higgins, Brandsey, F. Walfer, Mazurek Biwer, Tennani, T. Fofi, Bender, Herr, R. F. Schweiizer Tague, O'Connor, Fink, Kozina BoHom Pic+ure: Felfon, M. Nolan, Engelhari, Waymire Sfrack, Bonness, M. Leonard, Wallace R. A. Wodushek Jordan, Boehnlein, Winn, Rooney, R. M. Lehmkuhl, Kropp We refuse +0 commenf w ww Blue Monday. Top Picfurez Gill, Schrang, R. U. Lehmkuhl, Swain, R. Johnson P. Smiih, Prasch, Schlosser, Doofan Vfeinfurf, Haupi, C. J. Dunn, R. J. Schwei+zer, Teske Boffom Picfurez surges, Dooley, Kennedy, Roblee, Radfer Meinholz Quirk, R. Burbech, Vezbesf Wucly, Conway, Brahm, Hagen Q Page 26 Y. :gg ,fu mm Top Picfure: Woo, Druml, J. L. Brophy, H. Har+, Warnemuende Hilmer, Gahl, Hyde, Gauif, Nuernberg, Wichmann Hanson, Bukowski, R. Meirey, T. Muench, Swinsky Boffom Picfure: Kurkowski, Packee, F. Hayes, Kuniner, M. Murphy Kasper, J. J. Galdabini, Paskov, Gramins, Arendf, Andrulai+is Nicgorski, Janiclri, Houghion, Lauerman, J. Meyer A liffle louder please Q if Tha+'s no+ from ihe fexf. Top Picfure: Boehme, Kopiizke, Enright Geldreich, Michalski Schufie, Doran, Radfke, Hodan, Dropp, J. F. Dunn Mufh, Kneiser, Picago, Gapikowslci, P. McMahon BoHom Picfure: M. O'Neill, T. Mass. McDonald, O'Hair, Karius Reynolds, Schmiedel, W. Geberi, Siiglich, J. Kuhn, Lucas Laeser, Nachazel, Thelen, C. Mueller, Mihelich 4,2 42 L. f 52.1 I , u N Rl' Page 28 Top Picluret Lulces, Carney, Zellmer, J. Marx J. Mann, McCloskey, Guy, Calania, J. Wisniewslci Horler, Egan, T. Ronclre, Viola Ferguson, Savio, R. C. Mayer, Cleary, Greqorski Boflom Plclure: Haushalfer, Forsier, ldlng, D. Lclh, Schedler J. Eschweiler, Duma, Sloffielcl, Garrell, J. Shannon L, Whalen, Schus+er, Reinehr, Relnders E. Parlcer, W. Schaefer, Hoepfl Bro+l1er, i+'s cold inside! No+hing like a good s'rre+ch. Top Picfure: F. Beck, Garness, Hinners, Jezukiewicz, Crowley, McGarry R. Dorner, Dorff, R. Kabler, Ries J. Meisenheimer, Herzfelci, Nalencz Boifom Picfure: Merz, Logan, Gauer Kazmierczak. Weiler, Graham W. Schmidt Eckmenn, Nickchen, Hafsoos Kraina P. C. Donahue, Baumgar1ner,T. Daleiden M. Henclley ff? if ai If if 9, Z lffj .Lew if of s-la '-W? ...-W.. ., f . f 3 4 , 1. ,ref ss' 5 A XR' f I , X bi WZ'-T X. X.,-ff' Z Page 30 53 -. Top Piciurez J. Slrachola, J. Dwyer, C. MacCar+hy, OH, Scholler Smrcina, Rossa, C. Holzhauser, Pueringer, Lesch, Kowalski Marz, T. Schmidt Sheng, Rouse, F. Sansone R. Johns+on, Hessner Bolfom Piclure: Heil, Rockenbach, G. Esser, T. Wollersheim, Rebelx, Rank C. Dunn, Gramling, P. Murphy, Kirsch, J. Kelly, Danner Hoffmann, Scheid, Eclcerf, Ternes, Duveneck Fafher Salcherf explains fhe ma'r'rer by means of s+eaoly helps. These green blackboards are so resllul +o 'l'he eyes. Top Piclurez Walker, Emmerich, R. Mueller, W. O'NeiI, Fieweger Chapuf, Adler, Ewald, W. Donahue, Moran, Ney, Talslcy Dresen, L. Grimmer, Fliss, D. Clark, Myers Boffom Picfure: Borden, Phillips, Cal+eaux, R. R. Weber, Reinharf Szelmecki, Moroney, Norfou, Greenya, Waison Bagin Smrz, P. Wilhelm, Quiery, Bohler, Bell gr- i ,vm 1 Y M 9. 'R fl Page 32 .f N I H F- 3' F N . 3 X g 9 :J S Ni Top Piclure: W. Hari, Horning, Kierslead, Tyler, Cook D. Fischer, Maziarz, Lunz, J. Hren, R. Balisleri Gral, Wachfel, Woyle, R. Welch, Wesiley Boilom Picfure: Laffey, J. M. Ryan, Heaney, Kupper, Gardeffo Sl'1eeley,Zar+ner, Pa+sco+, J. Brannan, D. McGuire, W. Collins Brielmaier, Pefers, J. D. Ryan, Kirchner, R. J. Weber Q The line up! K., Wi'r'r comes 'rhrough in fhe clu+ch. Top Picfure: Vossman, P. Shanahan, J. Hayes, Springob, Mafzek Kleisi, N. Baldus, Maiernowski, P. Weber, F. Fofi, McNamara J. Riedl, Hellmich, Kolp, G. Johnson, E. Donahue Boffom Picfure: Wherry, Henke, Gercz, Wiiiemann, Wieczorek Collopy, J. Durnin, Spalafin, Byrnes, Mages, Cvengros Dowling, Weis, G. Griffin, Sfich, Zedrosser my . QQ Maw Qgm, Sim-.A M' W'm 'WM an A ...,...,, W Page 34 61 1 Top Piclure: J. Higgins, Galles, Galasinski, 6. O'Rourlce, Sframowski Hauser, Romano, Amenf, Slawinski Feyrer, Sfenger, Schiek, Kwapy, Carrick Bonneau, Kramer, A. Muencl1,G. Sazama BoHom Picfure: D. Maas, J. Murphy, Farley, Newman, Paielc Korlenclick, Janz, Wolf, Baukus, Zinlco F. Scl1ae'fer,Jacoby, Lukaszewicz, Mongan Kobs, Roubilc, To'.lcl1eH I clicln I' mean H, fellows. Hones1'! l Silence reigns? Top Piciure: Regan, P. McGowan, Wienser, Sfoodley Kubiak, Keppeier, Hoifenhoff, Reinbold Grani, M. Kelly, Van Hecke, R. Beck Foran, Aschenbrenner, Herzog, Mafhie, Walsh Boffom Piciure: Laub, Simske, Sindorf, Howard, Kuesei Hallows, Nevins, Nilles,Hahm,Sci1miH R. Ma++hews, O'Hara, Doll, Sorce J. Monagl1an,Mollinger, F. Zauner WW 2355 aff 6. N Q ' .,. 3? ,.,.. ,. ,, . Z . ....:: E , V. zzzzz , , ' ' E22-:,2'::::-:v:::, V7XSfEQiE!G -- Am Q Q K as .f:E:z , ...., ,I ' 'SQ '',:,.,:55g5:::,...'.:.,::sss ., ,V ia f fl.. 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Casper, Chrislman ln fheir firsl Term al +he Hill- +op, foofball coaches James Harding and William Bi'Hman have firmly eslablished lhem- selves in 'rhe minds of players, s'l'uden+s, and faculfy as able menfors. Head foo+ball, baske+- ball, and rrack posilions were raken over by Coach Harding while +he assis'lan+'s job in fool'- ball was assumed by Coach BiH'man. Coach Harding's pas+ exper- iences wifh coaching have been a+ Wesl' Liberly High in lowa, where he c o a c h e d foo+ball, baskefball, and 'rrack during +he I949-I950 season, and a+ Mar- mion Academy in lllinois as an CQACH HARDING assis+an1' in all maior spor+s for COACH BITTMAN l'wo years prior +o his arrival al' Marque++e. Coach BiH'man, a sfudenl' al' Marque'H'e Universily, lhough he had had no previous coaching experience, was a 'Former player in +he Jr. Hillfoppers' line. Alfhough 'lhe foolball feam did noi' iell 'rhoroughly un+il 'rhe middle of +he season under Coach Harding's new syslem, i+ wound up wi+h a respecfable .500 record. Some of 'rhe high poin'I's of 'l'he lioolball season were a comeback vic+ory over Messmer in +he season opener, a midseason upse+ of a slrong Don Bosco eleven which la+er +ied for 'rhe champi- onship, and a s+rong finish of +he season againsl' +he Cafhedral Eagles. FOURTH QUARTER TALLY AND CONVERSION EDGES MESSMER ln +he firsl' game of +he l953 season, Messmer gof off +o a fasf srarl' againsf +he Hillloppers as fhey scored on a 68 yard run and an infer- cepred pass 'ro lead +he half, I2-0. Affer Gral's TD from +he lhree yard line for The Preps in +he +hird quarfer fhe aHemp+ for l'he exfra poinl' was good bul' nullified by an offside penalry. The second a++emp+ by Fisher failed and Marqueffe frailed, I2-6. Wi+h a minule and a half remaining, Bi++man pounced on a Messmer fumble and fhe Preps pushed l'he ball down lo +he +hree yard line in a series of running plays and a long pass from Fe+hers+on 'ro Sermonel. On anolher pass Fefherslon hi+ Chris+man in +he end zone as rhe gun sounded. Wi+h fhe game already ended in a lie, Fisher splil lhe uprighls +o give 'lhe Blue and Gold a I3-I2 comeback viclory. Gral does 'rhe gavoH'e. H' Bouchard hammers his way for five. Fefhersfon eyes his goal. STATISTICS Firsf Downs Passes Affempfed Passes Complefed Passing Yardage Fumbles Recovered By Yards Penalized Yards Rushing Tofal Offensive Yardage Tofal Poinfs Page 40 M.U.H.S. 72 87 35 474 I I 205 I09I I565 88 OPP. 78 5l 2I 313 8 230 I252 I565 87 DON GRAL ALL-CONFERENCE ALL-STATE Honorable Menfion MEMORIAL TIES MARQUETTE AND HALTS CONFERENCE WINNING STREAK On Sepfember 28, a Memorial eleven man- aged fo come from behind fo fie fhe Junior Hillfoppers' 7-7, and end Marquef+e's 2I game winning sfreak in fhe Cafholic Conference. The firsf period wenf scoreless, buf in fhe second, Jack Bouchard sfarfed fhe Marqueffe machine rolling by driving fo fhe Crusaders' 46 yard line. From fhere, Tom Fefhersfon, while affempfing fo pass, found all fhe men covered and, oufmaneuvering Memorial, sneaked across on a 46 yard TD. Halfback Terry Fisher kicked fhe exfra poinf. Lafer in fhe fhird quarfe-r, Mike Kupper scored a Memorial TD on an I8 yard friple reverse. WalI'er's bool' fied up Ihe counf and fhe game ended in a 7-7 sfalemafe. 23 GAMES WITHOUT LOSS IS SNAPPED BY ST. KATE POWERHOUSE A fhree year monopoly came fo an end when S+. Cafherine broke a Marqueffe winning sfreak. The Angels gof away for fhree fouchdowns in fhe firsf half and af halffime fhe score sfood, Sf. Kafe I8, Marqueffe 0. The Hillfoppers came on in fhe second half wifh a 23 yard gallop by Bouchard fo fhe'Angels' I9. On fhe nexf play Clarke broke loose on a TD run, scoring Marqueffe's firsf fally. Bul' almosl' immediafely, Sf. Kafe refaliafed wifh a 50 yard scoring iaunf. In fhe- fourfh quarfer fhe fireworks sfarfed. Fefhersfon fhrew seven complefed passes fo ends Chrisfman and Sermonef. Two of fhese wenf for fouchdowns, bringing fhe score up fo 24-20. Buf any hope of vicfory for the Blue and Gold was soon shaffered when fhe Angels' Roger La Brasca wenl' 32 yards fo paydirf on a quarferback sneak, leaving fhe score af 30-20. 1 LATE RALLY FAILS AS MARQUETTE IS STOPPED BY PIUS For fhe firsf fime in eleven years of Cafholic Conference rivalry, Pius XI beaf Marqueffe. Marqueffe drew firsf blood when, in fhe open- ing minufes, Grellinger blocked a punf for a Marqueffe fally. Pius, however, reversed fhe fables lafe in fhe second period and scored. ln fhe fhird period fhey scored on an end sweep on fhe opening kickoff and again on an infercepfion and a 23 yard gallop. Then fhe fide changed and a 50 yard drive, aided by a I5 yard penalfy, gave fhe Junior Hillfoppers a firsf down on fhe one. From fhere, Gral carried over. The Iasf period saw a brillianf 33 yard run fo fhe fhree by Gral. Fefhersfon fhen drove over fo cap fhe 56 yard move sfarfed when Zimmerman fell on a Pius fumble. Fisher con- verfed and fhe game ended, Pius I8-M. H. I6. EXTRA POINT PROVIDES WINNING MARGIN FOR NOTRE DAME ELEVEN For fhe firsf fime in I3 years of Cafholic Conference play Nofre Dame beaf Marqueffe. Marqueffe's disappoinfing 7-6 loss climaxed Nofre Dame's ofherwise mediocre season. Marqueffe fook fhe lead in fhe second period when Grellinger blocked a Redwing punf and fell on if in fhe end zone for fhe only Hillfop fally. Fisher failed on fhe conversion. In fhe final quarfer, Delimaf provided fhe clincher by boofing fhe exfra poinf affer Macie- iewski hurled an eighf yard pass fo his righf end. The fouchdown pass climaxed a 55 yard march which produced fhree firsf downs. The Redwings by checking Marqueffe's pass- ing affack posfed nine firsf downs fo fhe Blue and GoId's six, while Marqueffe oufgained fhe Redwings on fhe ground, I75 fo l42. MIKE GRELLINGER ALL-CONFERENCE SCORES M.U.H.S. I3 Messmer I2 M.U.H.S. 7 Cafholic Memorial 7 M.U.H.S. 20 Sf. Cafherine 30 M.U.H.S. I6 Pius XI I8 M.U.H.S. 6 Nofre Dame 7 M.U.H.S. I3 Don Bosco 6 M.U.H.S. I3 Cafhedral 7 Bouchard is fripped up by Pius. Gral fhinks fhaf fhe Soufhern Genflemen have forgoffen fheir manners. CHRISTMAN CASPER WALENCZYK DWYER Gral Seeks +he Wide Open Spaces SERMONET FETHERSTON UNDERDOG HILLTOPS SNAP DONS' TITLE HOPES IN SMASHING HOMECOMING VICTORY ln fhe firsl' quarfer fhings looked bad for 'lhe Preps and fheir homecoming crowd when Jusf puf fhe Dons in froni' wifh a plunge from fhe one fool' line. Marqueffe fhreafened fhree fimes in fhe second quarfer, geffing as far as fhe visifors' four, seven, and fen, buf never musfering quife enough punch. ln fhe fourfh sfanza fhe roof fell in on fhe Dons. Chrisfman infercepfed a pass on his own 27 and rambled fo fhe Dons' 37 before laferal- ing fo his running mafe-, Ted Sermonef, who lumbered fo fhe l7 before being downed. From fhere Gral shof over and Fisher's successful con- version puf Marqueffe in fhe lead, 7-6. Don Bosco gambled on a firsf down, buf losf fhe ball on Marque'He's 47. The inspired Preps wasfed no fime in moving fo fhe clincher. Gral and Bouchard carried 50 yards in fhree frys fo place fhe Hillfoppers fhree yards from fhe goal. From fhere, Gral plunged over. BITTMAN POWERS RAAB DIDIER HILLTOP PREPS FINISH SEASON WITH FIRST HALF VICTORY OVER CATHEDRAL ln lhe lasl game of +he season, Ihe Junior Hill+oppers jol+ed lhe Ca+hedral Eagles by a I3-7 verdicl. Bouchard shook loose on +wo +ouchdown gal- lops for 'rhe Preps al' Norlh Sladium. The viclors were in complele command in fhe firsl half, piling up I0 firs+ downs while Cafhedral failed +o regisler one. Bouchard gof Marquelle off fo a firsl period lead, plunging over from l'he +wo, and Fisher booled fhe exlra poin+. Bouchard bounded over again for 'l'he second marlcer, lhis lime from +he one. Joswiak gave +he Eagles +heir only score in fhe final quarfer. Marquelfe 'rhreafened in +he same period, bu+ 1-he game ended wi+h +he vicfor on fhe enemy's eleven yard line. BOUCHARD DUNN FISHER GRELLINGER Bouchard pushes fhrough for one of 'rhe Iwo +ouchdowns. SCHOENECKER ZIMMERMAN Mvffmf 'Wu ,dwg Bmw Wai i f 1 '- , In .. Q Ni' M vw V Q M ' XSN' Mr. H. M. Owens, Conway, Forsfer, C. Mueller, Logan, Kazmierczalc,Hinr1ers, l'lorfer, Kennedy, Ries Lukes, Tennanf, Herr, J. Sansone, Nord, Dorff, Guy, Bonness C. Dunn, Bender, M. Leonard, J. Kuhn, Reinders, T. Fofi Sophomore Football The beginning of whaf is hoped will become anofher Marqueffe sporf's fradifion was made fhis year when a sophomore feam of non-varsify members was formed and coached by Mr.Owens. This new feam finished a successful season wifh fhree wins and one loss. Cusfer High was fhe firsf vicfim fo fall, I3-0, before fhe hard running of Joe Conway and fhe passing of John Horfer. Again in fhe second game againsf a heavy feam from Boys Tech, if was Conway who provided fhe winning six poinfs by a specfacular 90 yard run lafe in fhe second quarfer. The feam reached ifs peak againsf Norfh Division. By consisfenfly oufplaying fheir opponenfs, who were fhe favor- ifes, fhey eelced ouf a 7-6 vicfory. Riddled wifh iniuries, fhe Sophs mef disasfer againsf Don Bosco's varsify sophomores. The final score was 36-0, buf indicafive of fhe feam's fighfing spirif was 'rhe facf fhaf Bosco was played on even ferms fhe second half. Foresfer says fhese boys hif hard. Conway broughf down from behind. . , sw' K w gym X sg 2 D is C gi s H' Q s X .K X Av. X K wi Y ,i,,f'z,! my A f 1 M 1 4 NW? , V '55 fx X fp, S4 'E vw 5 nz gy, Q3 Ni M ,1 5 4' Q R 5' ,W 'U1n. i'y?Yx fists 4 W 5 S ,Q 'X N xii, HD' 3' -Q a my ,,, 7? ,W Q P A ' in N , IW -'lr 11 L? ? Q a '85 .s a xx W as N -9 is Q gum x 3 V :fa M 2 fi' K -X X A X ye ,SEK iff N ,rd ,QQ Berry skir+s righf end Ball carrier Repa+h hifches a ride O'Rourke finds his hole. atlzolzk Al -State Basketball ham zbns Fr. Flahavan, Poffer, G. Smifh, Kennedy, Sullivan, McCarfy, Werra, Mafhews, Wiffemann, T. Schoeneclcer, Coach Harding Bouchard, Fefhersfon, Shane, Chrisfman, J. Glaser, Sermonef, R. Hufchison, Braun The Marqueffe Jr. Hillfoppers, in whaf proved 'ro be fhe mosf successful season ever wifnessed af Marqueffe, compiled a 'Fabulous record of 25 wins and I defeaf. The Preps opened fheir 53-54 season wifh fhree non-conference vicfories over Easf, Rufus King, and Boys' Tech. When conference play began bofh Messmer and Bonavenfure fell easily. The Pius and Bosco games which followed, fhough more difficulf, were also deci- sive vicfories. Then during fhe Chrisfmas holidays fhe Preps copped fhree more easy non-conference wins while averaging 90 poinfs per game. Conference play resumed wifh a romping vicfory over Mem- orial. The following game againsf Nofre Dame resulfed in fhe sole loss of fhe season. The feam finished fhe firsf round of fhe season wifh friumphs over Cafhedral and S+. Cafherine and af fhaf fime were fied wifh Pius for fhe conference lead, bofh feams having I0-l records. The second round of play again saw fhe Hillfoppers dominafe con- ference play. Messmer and Bonavenfure once more fell vicfims fo fhe powerful Preps and Pius dropped a game behind in fhe conference when Marqueffe repeafed fheir earlier vicfory. The following game againsf Bosco was a sfunning overfime vicfory, 60-58. Affer whip- ping Kenosha and Memorial, fhe Preps gained revenge againsf Nofre Dame for fheir only defeaf wifh a 58-47 frouncing. Againsf Cafhedral fhey cinched an undispufed Cafholic Conference crown and fhen wound up fhe regular season wifh a friumph over Sf. Cafherine fo give fhem a I5-I conference record. Then af Sf. Norberf's of De Pere fhe Marqueffe quinfef swepf fhree fourney games over Cafhedral of Superior, Sf. Mary's of Menasha, and Regis of Eau Claire for fhe Sfafe Cafholic Championship. The Hardings congrafulafed by Messrs. Laughlin and Owens M.U.H.S. 72 Easf 44 Chris hooks for 'lwo. Upenin M.U.H.S. 77 Wesf Milwaukee 47 Werra's long arm scores 1121-Off M.U.H.S. 68 Rufus King 4l Superman Fefher: Up! Up! and away! M.U.H.S. 8l Boys' Tech 58 Hu+cl1 wan+s in fhe ac'I' Glaser 'rallies from under +he baskel M.U.H.S. 7l M.U.H.S. 53 Messmer 50 Messmer 36 Serm meefs opposilion Two more for Jelly M.U.H.S. 8l M.U.H.S. SI M.U.H.S. 8l M.U.H.S. 65 Sf. Calherine 52 S+.Ca+herine 50 Memorial 38 Memorial 30 Hulchison, doing a ballei' sfep M.H.U.S. 73 M.U.H.S. 33 Bonaven+ure 56 Bonaven+ure I8 M.U.H.S. 99 M.U.H.S. 78 Kenosha 57 Kenosha 43 Bouchard +akes if easy 11---4 Shane heads for +i1e wide open spaces M.U.H.S. 60 M.U.H.S. 60 Don Bosco 43 Don Bosco 58 Things are looking up for 5ermone+ M.U.H.S. bl M.U.H.S. bl Pius Xl 42 Pius XI 50 M.U.H.S. 96 Beloii' 56 Sidney Carl Braun shoofing Shane's jump shoi' hifs for 'rwo Ma+i1ews, wl1a'r's up +i1ere? M.U.H.S. 5l M.U.H.S. 58 M.U.H.S. 76 M.U.H.S. 54 Nofre Dame 59 Nofre Dame 47 Ca+hedraI 4I Ca+hedral I9 I 43 af fab . xc' E a 5 I 'iw an 554 .,.,,A.. Z ? I . as Mi x? mam .A ::' 'J Q11 :, Q ., Ai X K :,.,. . -if 3 DON POTTER M Q SID BRAUN ' JOHN WERRA34 DICK MATHEWS McCloskey, J. Hayes, Mafhie, P. Murphy, Houghfon, Jacoby, Sfiglich, R. Mayer, Mr. H. M. Owens Reinharf, Simske, Collopy, Wherry, Schiek, Blommer, A. Clarke B- Team Basleetlaall The B-Team, following in fhe foofsfeps of fhe varsify baskefball feam, won an undispufed junior varsify cham- pionship. Throughouf fhe enfire season fhe J. V. piled up an impressive I9 and 2 record under fheir coach Mr. Owens. Bofh losses were incurred in fhe firsf round of com- pefifion againsf Pius and Sf. Cafherine. The ofher firsf round games and all fhe second round confesfs resulfed in friumphs for Mr. Owens's powerful aggregafion. Scoring was well balanced among co-capfains Mike Wherry and Mike Collopy, Mike Fieweger, and Mike Blommer, while fhe defensive load was carried by Bob Schiek and Andy Clarke. Fine depfh on fhe bench was :ue fo players like Jacoby, Mafhie, Simske, and Rein- arf. Freshman Basketball The Frosh baskefball feam, alfhough fhey didn'f com- pile a parficularly impressive record-won 6 and losf 8-- had a far more successful season fhan fhe record indicafes. A fofal of I2 poinfs was fhe margin in 5 of fhe eighl' defeafs. Under Coach Mike Dunn and Moderafor Mr. Laughlin fhe Frosh beaf Whifefish Bay fwice, splif wifh Bosco, losf fwice fo Pius, splif wifh Nofre Dame, beaf Wau- kesha's frosh-soph feam fwice and dropped fwo apiece fo S+. Kafes and undefeafed Longfellow. Coach M. Dunn, W. Hufchison, Jari ki, Olen, Szymanski, Mr. D. A. Laughlin Pefersen, Friar, Klepper, S. O'Ni Karnowski, Hoag, Koceia Swearingen, Forresfal, Keyes, Repa Sfanke X, , QP J, 'wif a. A. ' 9- , 1 . , ,v ,, 4 9?4iZ X, X A S K A 2 W' i X , W 4 X Q Nwggsw 5 .. KW W if X xx QW :W Sk Q' fi my H of Q 4 AJ .Nei M P Meisenheimer J Eschweiler J Murphy, Barbian, L. Smilh, Komp, Dunker, King, R. Weber, Rossiler G Sazama J Welch Garrell Collopy, G. Esser, Buscaglia, Rampefsreiler, Dorff, Winn, Hornick, Walsh, Lipscomb N C Baldus Bonerz manager H Hari Berry R Casper Korb MacCarlhy, Brennan, D. J. McGuire, Pocherl, Quirk, Plau, J. Meisenheimer Kleisf McNabb A Muench F FOil R. Brannan, Schneider, Bender, M. Wollersheim Boxin The boxing season was one of +he mos+ successful in recenf years. Some eighly eager par+icipan+s +ook parl in fhe long, grueling work- ouls in preparalion for lhe four boxing shows which were presenled. The +eam was coached by Mike Po+'rer, a former professional boxer of Milwaukee, and was moderaled by Mr. J. F. Snyder. Among l'he many bouls which were presenled al' lhe shows, lhose belween such ring favori+es as Mike Collopy and Dick Casper, Pele Meisenheimer and Lucian Buscaglia, Pa+ Boland and Bob Hornick were oulslanding. Among lhe underclassmen, such fighlers as Bud Harl, Keifh Berry, Tom Donahue, John Meisenheimer, Frank Fo+i, and Arno Muench showed greal promise ancl will be heard from again in fufure years. The besl' known and mosl successful boxer, of course, was Dennis Kilzer who par+icipa+ed in +he Junior Golden Gloves l'ournamen+ and wenl on lo win lhe slale championship in his class. Those who were awarded +he cove+ed lrophies for +heir par+icipa+ion in boxing +his year were Pele Meisenheimer who won lhe senior frophy as lhe unanimous choice of lhe commiflee, Mike Collopy as +l1e oulslanding underclassman boxer, and Keilh Berry as The mos+ promising freshman boxer. - Gebhaf if Some members of fhe ski club This year fhe Ski Club was forced fo operafe under adverse membership was low, and fhe few members who sfuck if ouf fheir own ranks for planning and cooperafing since fhere was no moderafor. However, fhe mosf menacing facfor which faced fhem was fhe lack of snow and proper skiing weafher. A few of fhe more acfive senior members were Mike Gebhard, Dick Colla, and Bill Esser. condifions. The had fo rely on Ski Club ' . We slil low A iw W, mf ln Colla on is 'Nail aw' Cross County e - . F. Mr. Wk JlTlIlas1e c1' HorniG 1 D. 5 NBY- hmku R. Hari R u.L2 gl- J' Pohl ' hard' e Johnson- W9 Kuimahi ' laub' Sen9 y H. ia icfesf- EC e Maas' X 'Boland The besl cross-couniry 'ream in MarqueHe's hisfory achieved an undefea+ed season wi+h seven viclories, feaiuring four course records sei by Mike Senglaub. Eighf members of 'rhe championship +eam leHered: Phil Eckerl, Jim Hanley, Bob Johnson, George Kifzman, Dick Kress, Dick Lehmkuhl, Tom Miklaszewicz, and Senglaub. For +heir ouisfanding performances, Seng- laub and Miklaszewicz were awarded +he firs+ maior leHers ever given here in cross-coun+ry. Senglaub won lirsl place in all seven of +he mee+s. His course records were l0:02.2 for 'lhe 2.2 mile course al' Eslabrook Park lprevious record: l0:40l: 8:0l.I 'lor fhe l.65 mile course al' Coun+ry Day lprevious record: 8:l8l, l0:45.8 for lhe 2.2 mile course a+ Washingfon Park lprevious record: I0:5O.2lg and I0:48.7 for +he 2.2 mile course af 'rhe Harfford Counlry Club lprevious record: l0:48.8l. Miklaszewicz placed second in five of fhe seven meeis and fhird againsl Shorewood and Counfry Day. The seven meefs were definifely ieam iriumphs, wifh lhe balance swinging from defeal lo viclory on l'he basis of poin+s won by all 'rhe le++er winners. MarqueHe's viclims were Shorewood, Harlford, Pulaski, Counlry Day, Lincoln, Wesl Allis Cenlral, and Juneau. Senglaub was +he 'ream's coach as well as i+s sfar. Mr. William Forresl, was lhe moderalor. R. U. Lehmkuhl, T. Miklaszewicz, and Senglaub running Senglaub receives +he firsi maior leHer in cross coun+r againsf Wesf Allis Cenlral Kuesel, Michalski, Rebek, R. Weber, R. Quinn, Fisher, Senglaub, J. R. Hanley, R. Kress R. Schoenecker, Gral, Glaser, Chrislman, Grellinger, Fieweger, T. Dwyer, Gercz J. Sansone, T. Miklaszewicz, Doll, Toucheli, Mafhie, Boland, R. U. Lehmkuhl, Collopy MarqueHe's lrack feam was scarcely ou+ of 'rhe blocks for ils firsl mee+ againsl' Wes+ Division as fhis yearbook was going fo press. Promise of a good season under coach Jim Harding and modera+or, Mr. William Forres+, was made by an ini+ial 74Vz fo 38V2 vicfory. Four ofher opponenls, Shorewood, Counlry Day, Pius Xl, and Juneau, remained on fhe +rack agenda. T racle MILE: Senglaub, T. Miklaszewicz QUARTER MILE: ToucheH', Doll Bob Quinn in his firsf year of compelifion al' Marque++e promised 'ro reinforce 'lhe squad in +he dashes where graduaiion losses were heaviesf. Backing up Quinn were Ed Mafhie, Mike Collopy, and Rudy Schoenecker, Schoenecker, Terry Fisher, and Mike Fieweger were expec+ed +o carry +he mail in lhe high and low hurdles. Don Michalski, Phil Eckerl, and Don Doll were confending in fhe 440. Cross-counfry sensalions Mike Senglaub and Tom Miklaszewicz were expecled fo lead lhe pack in l'he dislance evenls wi+h good suppori' from Dick Kress, Jim Hanley, and Dick Lehmkuhl, The relay 'l'eam, anchored by Quinn, was lining up wifh Ma+hie, Collopy, Schoenecker, and Doll al+erna+ing in 'rhe ofher legs of +he even+. ln l'he field evenfs, John Glaser, Don Gral, and John Chris+man were 'rhe probable leaders in fhe sho+ pu+ and discus: Glaser, Schoenecker, and Tom Dwyer, in +he pole vaul-lg Dwyer, Glaser, and Maihie, in +he high iumpg Frank Gercz, Lehmkuhl, and Collopy, in l'he broad iump. LOW HURDLES: R. Schoenecker, Fisher, Fieweger SHOT PUT: Glaser POLE VAULT: Glaser HALF MILE: R. U. Lehmkuhl, R. Kress, J. R. Hanley RELAY TEAM: R. Quinn, Gral, Doll, R. Schoenecker, R. U. Lehmkuhl HIGH JUMP: T. Dwyer BROAD JUMP: Gercz DASH: Collopy, Ma'rhle, R. Quinn DISCUS: Chrisfman Coy J. R. Hanley, W. O'Neil, W. McGovern, Jezukiewicz, M. Dunn Mr. H. M. Owens, Kneiser, Smeefon, C. Dunn, Cleary, J. Hayes, Grammins J- D0rner. A. Clarke, M. Clarke, Poffer, Pafscof, McCloskey As fhe Annual goes fo press, Coach Owens's l954 golf feam is well on ifs way fo anofher successful season. Each of fhe firsf six mafches has resulfed in a decisive vicfory. The Marqueffe linksmen made fheir debuf againsf Cudahy whose 365 score could nof mafch fhe Hillfoppers's fofal of 339. Rufus King became fhe second vicfim by a score of 365 fo 397, and Wesf Allis Hale and fradifionally sfrong Shorewood succumbed 345 fo 373 and 362 fo 379 respecfively. ln fhe newly formed Cafholic Conference, Marqueffe made an auspicious beginning by defeafing Pius Xl 35I-365 in cold and windy weafher. Though fhe foughesf compefifion for fhe feam is yef fo come in such opponenfs as Wauwafosa, Whifefish Bay, and Sf. Cafherine, Coach Owens is confidenf fhaf his golfers will meef such challenges wifh impressive per- formances. He has been very pleased nof only wifh fhe consisfenf performances of Don Poffer, John Dorner, Andy Clarke, Louis Pafscof, and Jerry McCloskey, all re- furning leffermen, buf also wifh fhe greaf promise shown by Mike Clarke, James Regan, John Hayes, John Smeefon, and Joe Jezukiewicz. Wifh such falenf we predicf fhaf Marqueffe will nof only have a very successful season againsf Milwaukee schools buf will also do credifably well in fhe Cafholic Conference and fhe Cafholic Sfafe Tournamenf which closes fhe season in lafe May. By 'rhe 'rime you see fhis, you will know. May fheir fufure scores bear ouf fhis predicfion. POTTER M. CLARKE -,,,,-e ',W,dF U. :MMM T ennzk W. McCar+y, Shamowski, Spala+in, J. Ewens, Spangenberg, L. Grimmer, Mr. M. L. Smilh G'bb Sh , Mafhews, J. Grimmer, Bellehumeur-manager Kersfen, Bugge, I ons, ane So far +his season +he Junior Hillfop ner men under fhe direclion of fheir modera- 'ror Mr. Smifh have achieved a 6-4 won-loss record. Ou+s+anding players on ihe feam +his year are Shane, J. Grimmer, Malhews, Gibbons and +he iunior, McCar+y. Ofhers who complefe 'rhe feam are seniors, Kerslen and Buggegiuniors,Spala+in,S1'ramowski, ' ' ' b d J. E and L. Grimmer along wl+h 'rwo up and coming freshmen, Spangen erg an wens. Bellehumeur is 'rhe 'I'eam's manager. The record so far fhis season reads as follows. The +eam beal' Juneau 3-l, edged Easi 4-3, dropped a maich +o Rufus King I-3, and shui' ou+ boih Soufh Division 5-0, and Wesr Allis Cen+raI 7-0. Running info s+i'Ffer compelifion +he feam los'r +hree of Hs nex+ five maiches. Losses were ai' +he hands of Milwaukee Universiiy School I-5, Washingion 2-3, and Shorewood 0-5. The fwo wins were againsl' Sou+h Milwaukee 3-2, and Souih Division for a second +ime 5-0. A+ 'rhe 'rime of 'rhis wriring five games remain +o be played. Though mos? of 'rhese games are re-ma+ches againsf +he +ougher opponenfs, because of 'rhe leams rapid improvemen+, we predic+ +ha+ Marque++e shall win The majori+y of fhese mafches. When you read 'rhis, you shall know whefher lhis predicfion was jusfiiied. GIBBONS SHANE J- Intramurals Spangenberg De :H J Ewens, Murray Mch Pfau lnda Koceia The inlramural program under 'rhe supervision of Coach Harding provided lhe frosh and sophs unable lo make 'lhe leam wilh an oppor- lunify lo parlicipale in sporls. ln +he fall, foolball games be'rween 'rhe various home rooms were played by 'lhe freshmen on l'he field easl of lhe school and by l'he sophomores al' Merrill Park. No records or league slandings were kepl' of lhese games. During lhe baslcelball season a regular schedule of 36 games for each home room was worked ouf, and a record of 'l'he wins and losses was published periodically. Among lhe sophomores, roo'm I I0 clefiniiely l Michalski, Picago Eldridge M ONelll Dropp, J. Kuhn J Dunn had 'lhe besf feam: fheir record was 33 wins and 3 losses. Room 203 followed wifh 25 wins and ll losses. The freshmen feam from room I02 won fhe frosh league wifh a record of 29 wins and 7 losses while room 99 fook fhe runners-up posifion wifh a record of 27 wins and 9 losses. ln fhe playoff befween fhe fresh and soph league winners, room ll0 came ouf fhe vicfor. Because of fhe cold weafher fhe inframural baskefball leagues were confinued lafe info fhe year. As a resulf baseball gof a slow sfarf. All and all fhe inframural program was successful and provided many a sfudenf wifh fhe ph sical exercise necessary fo insure fhe keen funcfioning of fhe infellecf necessary for his school work. 5+a+e Champion Debale Team BUQQG. JObSl'. W. Farrell. Junior clebale 'ream Hyde, Cvengros, R. O'Neil, and and Kers+en wilh Fr. T. W. Curry WEBSTER CLUB OFFICERS: Jobsl, Bugge, Paskov, W. Dowling, Hauser Zedrosser pick up a few ideas for lheir case 'fro Mr. Donovan Webster Club The Websler Club, wilh a membership of over six+y boys, moved 'rhrough one of i+s mosl successful seasons 'rhis year. Debale was plainly lhe mos+ successful field. The Club garnered lhe S+a+e Debale Championship in lhe W.H.S.F.A. lournamenl held al Madison. ln lhe 'final round only lhirleen schools remained of lhe more lhan 'lhree hundred schools in lhaf league. The varsily clebale leam, consisl- ing of William Farrell, Kenan Kerslen, Joel Jobsl, and Lawrence Bugge gained a clear lille lo 'rhe championship by winning all eighl ol lheir debales. By lhis viclory lhey qualified lwo of lheir members for lhe na+ional lournamenl +o be held a+ Greensburg, Penn. +his year. The varsily leam also won lhe Soulhern Dislricl Debale Championship of 'rhe Nalional Forensic League a+ Ripon, Wisconsin, lhe nalional headquarlers of lhe N.F.L. As far as can be delermined lhis is rhe firsl 'lime a school has won bolh P. Weber, Reinbold, J. Riedel, Springob, R. O'Neil, Hauser, J. Murphy, Howard, Zedrosser, Herzog, Slrong Sealed: Dowling, Bellehumeur, Miller, Cvengros Slanding lo lhe side: Caro Miller, Caro, Kersfen, W. Farrell, Miss Puelicher, Jobsf, Bugge, Bellehumeur fhe W.H.S.F.A. and fhe N.F.L. championship in fhe same year. The feam also won fhe Carroll College invifafional debafe fournamenf and fhe Universify of Wisconsin Ex- fension af Milwaukee invifafional fournamenf. In all fhe varsify parficipafed in eighf minor and four major fourna- menfs, winning all buf fwelve of sevenfy-one individual debafes. The B-Team consisfing of fhree juniors and one sophomore placed second in fhe Cafholic League. In forensics, fhe Websfers capfured four ouf of a pos- sible five championships in N.F.L. compefifion. Kenan Kersfen won fhe championship for exfemporaneous speak- ing: William Farrell won in serious declamafiong Gerald Bellehumeur won in humorous declamafiong and Joel Jobsf won in non-original orafory. Second place in original orafory was won by Lawrence Bugge, second place in exfemporaneous speaking was won by Joseph Zedrosser, fhird place in original orafory by William Dowling, and fourfh place in non-original orafory by Richard Hauser. This showing enabled fhe Club fo win fhe N.F.L. Sweep- sfakes Trophy annually awarded for fhe besf showing in bofh debafe and forensics. In fhe W.H.S.F.A. several Websfers qualified for fhe sfafe finals af Madison. Thomas Springob received an A rafing and Richard Hauser a B , The Websfers also won fhe forensics division of fhe Cafholic League Tourna- menf. Besides fhese acfivifies, fhe Websfers were again suc- cessful in American Legion Compefifion, where Kenan Kersfen won fhe fiffh congressional disfricf confesf and Lawrence Bugge won fhe fourfh disfricl' confesf. The Club also gave numerous debafes before various civic, church, and school groups and parficipafed in fhe Your Ouesfion Please? panel discussions on WISN moderafed by Miss Gerfrude Puelicher. Anofher phase of Websfer acfivify was fhe annual mock Unifed Nafions Assembly if sponsors. The purpose of fhis year's meefing, held af Brooks Memorial Union of Marqueffe Universify, was fo change 'rhe Unifed Nafions info a world federafion. This obiecfive was safisfacforily affained by fhe fwenfy-fwo Wisconsin and Illinois schools fhaf parficipafed as member nafions of fhe U. N. One final evenf which has nof ye'I' faken place af fhis wrifing will climax fhe year for fhe Club. This is fhe annual Marqueffe Universify Scholarship debafe fournamenf, which gives subsfanfial awards fo oufsfanding debafers and fo fhe winning feam. The Club has high hopes of placing well in 'rhis fournamenf. WINNERS OF THE N.F.L. SWEEPSTAKES TROPHY: Bugge, Zedrosser, W. Dowling, Hauser, W. Farrell, R. O'Neil, Cvengros Kersfen, Jobsf, Bellehumeur WINNERS OF THE CATHOLIC LEAGUE FORENSICS TROPHY Zedrosser, Bugge, Nicgorski, Wichmann Kersfen, W. Dowling, Bellehumeur Wlchmann Hodan J J Galdablni Roe Leonhardl R Melrey Kneiser, Ehlman, Nicgorslci, Paslcov, R. M. Lehmlcuhl, Kasper, One of +he mosl energelic groups wilhin 'rhe Websler Club is made up of +he freshmen members who are over 'rhirly in number. They parlicipaled in eighl' freshmen-sophomore l'ournamen+s wil'h bofh lhe public and parochial schools of fhe area and won approximalely seven+y percenl of all 'rheir debales. The climax of lhe season was lheir viclory al' Racine al' lhe S+. Calherine lnvifalional Tournamenl' in which fourleen o+her schools also par+icipa+ed. The viclorious debalers were Pe+er Sanfelippo, Roberl Roemer, Thomas Harl, and Michael Ash lpiclure af lefll who won lhe +ourna- menl wi+h an ou+s'l'anding 6-0 record. Roemer and l'lar+ furlher added +o fheir glory by winning 'lhe Freshmen lnlramural Debale Tourney. Some of 'rhe freshmen also par+icipa+ed in Ameri- can Legion Oralory compelilion. ln l'he dislricl' preliminaries Roemer placed fhird, l'lar'l' second, and Ash firsl. The final evenl' of lheir highly successful year is a freshmen-sophomore debale 'rournamenl al' Pius High on May 8. This even+, which occurs af+er Annual press lime, will give len more debalers a chance lo demonslrale lheir skill. P W Murphy M Ewens Cholnackl D Meyer Klang Ackeref, Schwemer, Kailing, M. S.Nolan B Hendley Markwlese G Melrey Wadina W Schwarh Garland,Guagliardo, Balisfreri, Peclc,Suehr, Latin Projects Sla++ery walches R. L. Marx use a Roman wri+ing fablel. Ma+l1ews, Fisher, and M. Dunn gef lo l'l1e inside of 'rheir Roman house. T. Fischer, Lo+l1, Neuser, and Lauer wi+l'1 +l'1eir moclel of an early cenfury Greek fhealre. A view ofl'l1e enfire display. Casey and Aralcelian lexlreme rigl1+ and lefll view Greek +l1ea'rre macle by Wieber, J. Leonard, Olclowski, ancl Ullenberg. Model of a Roman +emple made by Pallasch, Pfeifer, L. Kress, and R. Janlcowslci. PRINCIPALS OF THE PLAY BIXLLY BUDD--on quarfer deck: Regan, O'Leary, and Hamm, on main deckg laf exfereme leffl McCann, lin cenfer of picfurel Quiery, May: on ref lines: Calla The Prep Players presenfed fwo smash hifs fhis pasf season. The firsf was fhe one acf play by Lord Dunsany, A Night ul' the Inn. This play was casf and presenfed in fhe firsf semesfer of fhe school year and was enifered in fhe W.H.S.F.A. drama confesf. Affer affaining an A rafing in fhe regional held here af Marqueffe, fhe Prep Players moved info fhe quarfer finals and semi- finals held af Riverside High School and Whife- wafer Sfafe College respecfively. ln bofh of fhese confesfs fhey earned an A . This enabled fhem fo fravel fo Madison where in fhe sfafe finals fheir performance drew fhe acclaim of all fhe judges who unanimously presenfed fhem wifh fheir fiffh A in fhe lasl' six years. Affer relaxing during fhe Chrisfmas holidays our fhespians held fryoufs for fheir annual spring play. Upon complefing fhree monfhs of long and arduous rehearsals fhey were prepared fo presenf fo fhe public Melville's Billy Budd. Billy and his shipmafes of H.M.S. Indomitable were presenfed fo a Mil- waukee audience for fhe firsf fime on fhe evening of April 30. Because of fhe backing given fhe Prep Players by an enfhusiasfic sfudenf body which sold 981, of ifs fickef quofa each of fhe fhree evening performances were given before capacify crowds. The play ifself, a fragic drama of immense force, demanded and received superb acfing. Cosfumes for fhe play were renfed from New York. Also nofable were fhe seffings which lenf an aufhenfic air fo fhis presenfafion of sea life in I798. On Monday, May 3, when fhe Indomiiable pulled up anchor and leff fhe Marqueffe sfage if marked fhe complefion of a quarfer' cenfury of Prep Player producfions by Mr. L. J. Schlenk. May fhere be many more. Prep Players BOX OFFICE STAFF: P. Meisenheimer, Woo, N. Baldus, Roe, R. Hufchison, an J. R. Hanley wifh Fafher P. F. Disfler 1 2 5 5 2 1 Q Q . S Q ? wx? ,S .iiizziltll if 32 'Q , .,..,f, X X - Kfp XM 5 .-::,,:1 ' Q x . f ffm in 1 X wwflsf? lgavgnw My Q was 5 Y S ww M Q x W 3 Fings Squeak aHemp+s +o cause frouble for Billy ill JENKINS, Captain of the Maintop ..... DANSKER, Mainmast Man ............ JACKSON, Maintopman ...... CLAGGART, Master-at-Arms .,... TALBOT, Maintopman ........ BUTLER, Maintopman ..... KINCAID, Maintopman ..... PAYNE, Maintopman ..... O'DANIEL, Maintopman .... MESSBOY ....................... SQU EAK, Master-at-Arms' Man ...... .... ----.Joseph Hallows Edwin M. May ----Roberl' R. Dielz ----Edward M. McCann --John A. Mafernowslci Beck -----Roberf J. Welch Daniel Griffin ------James F. Dunn ------James P. Founlain -William H. Schoenecker DUNCAN, MGTFZ of HIP Mdlni DCCIC .... ....... R oberf P. Caffrey We G few G ualcl SURGEON .,................. ..... 'I' homes A. Muench GARDINER, a Midshipman ...... ..... J ames P. Laue,-man BILLY BUDD, Foretopman .....,..................... Richard A, Colle EDWARD FAIRFAX VERE, Captain, Rflllfll NNW! ----- M, Dennis Hamm HALLAM, a Marine ....................,.....,. Ronald M, Bukowski ------Roberl' P. Merz REA, a Midshipman ...................... Claggad PHILIP MICHAEL SEYMOUR, First Offi0e7'... ..... James Regan ----Daniel K. Quiery Roberl' E. O'Leary JOHN RATCLIFFE, First Lieutenant ...... BORDMAN WYATT, Sailing Master. .. ..... --'--John O. Higgins STOLL, Helmsman ................ BYREN. Relief HQZMSWWI ----' .-.- T homas M. Nllles GUARD ............,..... .... R ichard P- Laeser Billy Budd expounds 'rhe philosophy of goodness +o The Dansker a+I'emp+s 'ro defend +he ac+ions of Billy The crew l 1 Budd n Q rebellf ous fern Per ai. ,he 6 . XSCU-hon Of Bill Y Budd Hamm, R. Sheridan P. Ney, P. SmiTh, C. Mueller, Pillar, Arnold, Marish, CaTTrey, R. Johnson, Mac CarThy, JohnsTon Gramins, STramowski, H. NiTz, Spiess, Wieber, STich, Reinbold, D. Meyer, Swinsky, Herzog CappelleTTi, Vold, Mihelich, King, MaTzek, E. Donahue, Hafsoos, lnda, Hilmer, Wichmann Gorak lDrum maiorl, Kowalski, TrzebiaTowski, Gauer, Kordus, ChrosTowski, Glowacki, McNamara, Paskov, Zeps, Mr. L. A. LeMieux lDirecTorl Mr. L., A. LeMlEUX Band The Band again This year held on To iTs claim oT being one of MarqueTTe High's hardesT working organizaTions. From The very TirsT day oT school To The lasT, Mr. LeMieux and his TiTTy band members gaThered daily, early in The morning, in The band room. Their Tedious pracTice paid oTT wiTh several Tine showings during The year. Their appearances aT The TooTball oT exTra color ThaT MarqueTTe High To have. Their music aT pep rallies under The Treshmen and sophomores, on The Tire oT The upperclassmen. Their one oT The TinesT in rece-nT years and games added ThaT biT occasions always seem helped lighT The maTch and iT poured more Tuel ChrisTmas ConcerT was iTs music will be remembered Tor a long Time. The orchesTra, a smaller group composed oT band members, enTerTained The audience aT The Speech Fi'nals and The sTudenT body aT several spring assemblies. Appearances ouTside oT lv1arqueTTe High, such as The MarqueTTe UniversiTy homecoming parade, a beneTiT baske+baIl game, and a spring concerT aT Divine Savior High School rounded ouT The Band's l953-54 schedule. The senior members oT The Band are indebTed To Mr. LeMieux Tor Tour years oT enioymenT and Tun, and know ThaT They are even more indebTed To him Tor his wonderful example oT whaT a self- sacrificing CaTholic genTleman should be. Qi' ...V , Q-Us A ar 4 W 1f'ffE'fQSf1 QEMQE 'Kill' . I 'Su :fn-'Q K W? K QR A if uw if f ini A 3 , af if 'K 'za E i Flamlveau This year marked 'lhe +wen+y-fiffh anniversary of publicalion for lhe Flumbedu. Wilh Mr. W. C. For- res+, lhe modera+or, keeping +he Three senior ediiors hard a+ work, and al' +he same +ime laboring over behind-fhe-scenes defails, +he newspaper managed 'ro mee+ every deadline. The highligh+s of 'rhis year's issues were +he 'lradi-lional Dawn Sec+ion, a fea+ure of 'rhe Chrisfmas publica+iong and +he huge May issue, which caused much anxie+y on The par+ of Mr. Forresl' and fhe s+aff un+il i+s publicaiion. The o+her issues were enligh+ened by humorous and serious human in+eres+ ariicles, ediforials, mon+hly columns, and delails of inferviews wiih sporfs cele- bri+ies. Behind +hese accomplishmenls lay hours of work by +he edi+ors and frequenf +rips +o 'rhe prin+er by 'rhe modera+or during +he las?-minufe rush before +he deadline. Then came +he final laboring a+ +he prinfer. The copy was diligen+ly proof-read, headlines and arlicles, whose measuremenls had somehow been mis- calculaled, were hasfily changed: +he make-up was given las+-minu+e al+era'rions, un+il, wi+h sighs of relief by +he sraff and 'lhe prin+er, +he paper was 'finally pu+ lo bed. During +he firs+ semes+er, 'rhe Flambeau was edi+ed by Lawrence Kress, wi+h Francis Caro and William McGovern serving as edi+orial and sporls page edi- +ors. A mid-year resignarion by Kress moved Caro in+o 'rhe edifor-in-chief spo+. Juniors Joseph Kramer, Dennis Mongan, Richard Romano, Frederick Schaefer, and Ralph Slramowski were appoin+ed associafe edilors. Mr. W. C. Forresl' wi+h Co-Edifors Caro and L. Kress Afler fhis very successful year, +he fur+her improve- men+ of +he paper res+s in +he hands of +hese Juniors. NleSS9 9er Fabef- Ace 5 4 rm..- X-. Marx: RlTERS: R- Tgamy W , may EDlkorl'endlCl4- Hamm NEWS WRITERS: Heil, Riedl, Hauser, J. Murphy, Weis, T. Shanahan, Dougherfy, Pueringer, T. Wollersheim SPORTS WRITERS: M. Dunn, Collopy, R. Schoenecker, G. Smifh, Shane, Grellinger, Sermone+, A. Clarke, Greenya, W. McGovern, Poffer, R. Quinn CO-EDITORS: Mongan, Romano, Kramer F. Schaefer, Sframowski Flamlyeau Annual This year's Annual is mainly 'rhe work of a small group of sludenls who have been mos+ faifhlul and diligenl in recording upon film all maior evenls which have laken place wilhin +he school year. The number of hours speni on +he job only began for lhem once lhe piclures were faken, for lhey slill had +o spend hours in +he dark room developing, selecling, and prinling lhe piclures you see. To 'rhem mus+ go lhe bulk of lhe credil for lhe fine appearance of 'rhe Annual. Once lhe picrures were compleled +he pasle- up crew look over and prepared 'rhem for 'rhe engravers. Meanwhile +he wrifers prepared copy for lhe prinlers. When proofs were received from bo+h +he engraver and +he prinler +he pasle-up crew again wenl back lo work lo prepare page layouls for publica+ion. Besides 'lhe groups already menlioned 'rhere is one olher group wilhoul' whose work 'lhis Annual would no'r be possible. This is 'rhe busi- ness s+alf. Since lhe price charged 'rhe sludenf defrays only +hree-fif+hs of +he expenses i+ was lhe iob of lhis group 'ro secure 'rhrough lhe sale of ads sulficienl' funds lo cover all expenses. Today you are looking a+ +he fruii' of nine monlhs of labor. I+ is +he hope of 'rhe slaff 'lhal' you enioy il. '.Mww'.,,.-- j wH ' Edilor Gumerman and Mr. S. J. Genlle WRITERS: R. Sheridan, Hamm Oldowski, M. Dunn, Byrnes, G. Smilh, W. McGovern PHOTOGRAPHERS: Gumerman, O'Hara, Grellinger PASTE-UP CREW: Fix, P. Weber, Sindorf Vossman, Hofvedi' W' BUSINESS STAFF: Halaska, Mulligan Shinners 3 Q H. Quadracci, Gumerman, Reidel, Bonneau, Senglaub, Hornick, Arakelian, Bergs, R. Kress, Buscaglia, Sfelzer, Fix, Rowold, Boland, Colla, Talsky, G. Sazama, L. Becker, Barbian, Holzhaeuser, L. Daleiden, Grellinger, G. Smifh, Busalacchi, Kosidowski, O'Hara, Fr. R. M. Frommelf Camera Club Gumerman and J. Dwyer wifh fheir A The Camera Club had one of ifs mosf successful years fhis year. Every Tuesday morning af 8:30 A. M., during fhe pasf year fhe Club mef fo promofe a beffer knowledge of phofogra- phy. Weekly demonsfrafions of picfure-faking, developing, prinfing, and fhe care of film were given by differenf members of fhe club. Officers of fhe Club were: Armin Gumerman, presidenfg Guy Smifh, vice-presidenfg and Roberf Hornick, secrefary. The moderafor was Fafher Frommelf. Two infra-club confesfs were sponsored by fhe Camera Club during fhe year. Winner: of fhe firsf confesf were Gummerman, Mike Grellinger, and Rudy Talsky in fhe black and whife division: and Guy Smifh, and Granf Rowold in fhe color division. Winners of fhe seconc confesf were: Gumerman, Larry Becker, and John O'Hara in fhe black and whife division and Harry Quadracci in fhe color division. Besides fhe Club-sponsored confesfs, members of fhe Club enfered numerous Nafiona Phofo Confesfs. Lasf year Gumerman and T. Dwyer won cash awards in fhe Nafional Scholasfic Press Confesf, and fhis year Grellinger was a winner. Resulfs of fhe ofher confesfs have no' yef been announced. I 3 s winning nafional confesf picfures , E s M. Dunn, Gumerman, Grellinger, G. S i Smifh, Van Hecke, and L. Becker form a movie company Fr. Frommelf and Fr. Osferfag iudging picfures Fr. R. M. Frommelf, H. Quadracci, Bonneau, Arakelian, Hornick, Colla, Buscaglia, Weis, Nachazel, Herzog, Boland, L. Becker, J. Sfrachofa, Slawlnskl, Sfrong, Gumerman The Pfolomaniacs were open fo all sfudenfs inferesfed in any and all phases of science. Marqueffe again was fhe parenf organizafion in esfablishing fhe Milwaukee Archdiocesan Science Club made up of sfudenfs from Cafholic schools in fhe Milwaukee, Green Bay, Beloif, Racine, and Fond du Lac area. Members of fhe Pfolomaniacs arranged fhe meefings and organized fhe commiffees for business. The lasf general meefing of fhe Milwaukee Arch- diocesan Science Club was held Friday, May I4, af Marqueffe Universify. A guesf speaker from fhe Telephone Company was presenf. All members who wished fo keep fheir names on fhe rosfer, had 'l'o underfake some scienfific projecf during fhe year. Each member was given a chance fo presenf his proiecf before fhe enfire Club. Some of fhe members were given fhe chance fo presenf fheir pro- iecfs before fhe Wisconsin Junior Academy of Science. These were Thomas Herzog, wifh his demonsfrafion of an elecfronic musical insfrumenf, fhe fherameng Charles VanHecke wifh his skillful demonsfrafion of mulfiple recordings: and Denis Weis wifh his demonsfrafion of fhe effecfs of smoking upon +he human blood. Officers of 'rhe Club were: Harry Quadracci, presidenfg John Nachazel, vice-presidenfg and Frank Boland, secrefary. Moderafor was Fafher Frommelf. Science Club Herzog plays his fheramen Weis shows fhe danger of smoking upon fhe human blood Scene from fhe Milwaukee Arch- diocese Science Club meefing H. Quaclracci finds a poinf worfh remembering Janulka, Rossiler, DeWerlh, J. Slrachola, P. Shanahan, Van Heclce, Dienberg, Vold, Fr. R. M. Frommell Sealed: Herzog Radio Club ln lhe final monlhs of +he school year lhe Radio Club reached Hs main obieclivez live members passed lhe FCC lFederal Communica- lions Commissionl Morse code and radio 'lheory exam. These five, logelher wi+h four olhers who had passed las+ year, now are hams and able lo sel' up lheir own slalions and broadcasl. The club ilself meels in rhe shack , 'rhe small proiec+ion boo+h in lhe balcony of 'rhe audilorium. ln +he early parl of +he year lhe members of 'rhe club buill' lhemselves receivers. Their grea+es+ ambilion is To have +heir club lransmiller, which is almosl' compleleol, available so lhal' +hey can go on 'rhe air and consequenlly encourage olhers lo become hams . Cartoonzkts This year +he Carloonisi Guild moved from lhe basemenl lo room 94 on l'he firsl floor. Under fhe direclion of Falher F. G. Fahey lhey have conlinued lhe +radi'I'ion of supplying o+her organizalions wilh poslers and signs needed lo publicize school evenls. Many of lhe poslers urging a++endance al' lhe loofball and baskelball games and +he boxing malches were done by The members of lhis organizalion. These indi- viduals can 'lruly be called lhe greal' morale booslers of +he school. Perhaps 'lhe mosl' our- slanding worlc of lhe organizalion lhis year was making +he numerous poslers used al lhe Jesuils' Boolh during +he W.C.A.C. convenlion held in March. Vlchich, Misiewicz, Wilkinson, Kircher, Bonneau, Spiess, Nee, Komp, Fr. F.G. Fahey Sealed: Van Heclce, D. Griffin five... 'lx .if 5 g 'T if Y l 'K W Fr. C. L. Sanderson, Bugge, T. Shanahan, Halaska, Jobsf, R. Sheridan, P. Welch, Shinners L. Kress, Didier, Zimmerman, Chrisfman, Sermonef, R, Hufchison, Braun Gumerman, Chrosfowski, P. Meisenheimer, Poffer, G. Smifh, Grellinger, R. Schoenecker, M. Dunn Boosters The Boosfer Club under ifs moderafor Fr. Sanderson and presidenf Rudy Schoenecker planned and backed numerous school acfivifies. The differenf acfivifies which were planned by fhe Boosfers were fhe annual Chrisfmas parfy for fhe boys af Sf. Amelian's Orphanage, fhe Foofball Hop, and Club '54, The Boosfers also were behind all school acfivifies such as baskef- ball, foofball, and fhe prom, iusf fo menfion a few. Bugge, R. Quinn, Zimmerman, Jobs? Senior Conclave The Senior Conclave in ifs second year af Marqueffe has faken gianf sfrides fowards fhe beffermenf of sfudenf relafions. The Conclave acfs as a sfudenf council. If is composed of fhe four senior class officers and fhe individual class presidenfs. The Conclave's work is fo meef once weekly wifh Fr. McKenney fo discuss and iron ouf 'rhe problems which confronf fhe sfudenfs. They also planned cerfain acfivifies, 'rhe mosf nofable being fhe very fine career falks given fo fhe seniors and falks given fo various grade schools on Cafholic Educafion. R. Schoenecker, Powers, R. Hufchison, P. Meisenheimer, Fr. T. K. Mclfenney -M. . M e s F fi ,w 'i ' -'naman N' 1-.. R. Hulchison, Kuesel, Gral, G. O'Rourke, Chriglman, Kilzman, Didier, J,C5laser,Werra Braun, Mafhews, M. Dunn, Grellinger, Laub, Powers, R. Casper, Doll, Wifiemann, Bouchard Poller, Senglaub, Felherslon, Shane, Sermonef, R. Kress, T. Dwyer, T. Miklaszewicz, Raab Fisher, Collopy, A. Clarke, Amen+, R. Schoenecker, Zimmerman, Biflman, Walenczyk, G. Smilh, Fr. R. J. Flahavan M-H Club One of fhe many organizafions backing lhe school's alhlelic ac+ivi+ies is lhe M-H Club. ll is composed of all maior leHer winners. The officers were: Ted Sermonef, presidenfg Ken Zimmerman, vice-presidenlg Chuck Shane, sec- re'I'ary: Mike Senglaub, lreasurerg and George Ki'I'zman, sergeani-al-arms. H' was 'lheir supporl +ha+ made such even+s as +he movies of +he Calholic S+a+e Tournamen+ games, ihe skaling parly, and 'rhe Fooiball Hop possible. They also published lhe Pep Page and were in charge of 'rickel sales for all 'rhe high school sporl' even+s. ln general 'rhey were behind all fhe sporf aclivi- lies and kepl +he s+uden+ body solidly behind +he leams. Cheerleaders A+ every foolball and baskelball game, and frequenlly ai' o+her evenls, 'rhe cheerleaders led +he crowd in supporfing +he +eam. They were 'lhe ones who by keeping +he crowd cheer- ing rallied +he feam when if was fallering. They also helped arouse lhe pre-game spirif of The s+uden+ bod by leading cheers in +he assem- blies. The eiliecliveness of +heir work is obvious in +he upsel' of Don Bosco in foofball and lhe Calholic Slale Championship in baskefball. All who were on a +eam appreciale fhe work clone by our cheerleaders. Szelmecki, Myers, Schaenzer, Kropp, Gregorski 348: Fashion Show al' Marquelle The M-H Club and Booslers in an efliorl lo help defray lhe expense of 'rhe new baskefball uniforms, which gave our championship +eam a clislinguishing appearance on lhe hardwoods, slaged a skaling parly al lhe Pallomar rink on November 30. The sfudenl body responded so hearlily +o +he plan and lurned ou+ in such numbers 'rhaf fhe allendance was in excess of l,000 boys and girls. Some had 'lo be lurned away because lhey could nol gel' skales. The money made on +his parly amounled fo over S450 which was presenled +o Fa+her Sleating Party McKenney on behalf of +he s+uden+ body af a school assembly. Besides lhe large allendance of Marquelle boys, girls from Divine Savior, Holy Angels, and Mercy helped make lhe evenl a complele success. While sales were high in all four classes of 'rhe school 'rhe frosh and sophs lecl wilh almosl one hundred percenl' allendance. Hulch reveals Fr. McKenney receives proceeds of l'he parly from Hulchison and Shane, Whal's wrong Terry? Dick Lehmkuhl swings his parfner a new uniform Club 154 CM MAVQAU Park of We crowd ai CXub '54 C. Hohhaeuser and Gumerman by We iounkam Libera ce ,- , alias Cl'1ros1w,-,Wski Does il' 'rake six men +o make a s+rip of rape srick? Ask Felhersion. On friday evening, April 23, +he Blue and Gold Room was Transformed inlo a colorful Memory Lane as fhe seniors prepared for Club '54, The Boosier Club because of fhe skill and ingenuily displayed in decora+ing fhe room re- ceived 'rhe complimen+s of nearly all 'rhe one hundred couple who a++ended. A varie+y show fealuring +alen+ from 'rhe school preceded l'he dancing. The hi+ of This presen+a+ion was Ed Chros+owski's impersonafion of Liberace. The fheme, Memory Lane, was kepl' alive +hroughou+ The evening as each monih was recalled by a song. Farher Thomas K. McKenney, piano vir+u- oso and an exponenl' of communiiy singing, provided anolher highligl1+ of +he affair. The juniors who served as waifers cerlainly realized +ha+ ihey will have +o work exrremely hard nexi year if +hey expecl' +o approach +he success of Club '54, ofveo, f puf . ' Sven H1 In '77 H70u e evenfdgy hdrdglz '70f 6 Sllcces oUI'5 f sefllior S O mdk ' S Arnold, Marish, and D. Hershberg calling for a iunior wai+er We C, . Fl f ' . ldenflfy fhem eifh er d. dl Ullenbefq' Bouchar . h ' Seniors Bur? ar les with We da and Chflslm an Mothe rs, G uild NNXXharn Conneh Kr has r 'rhe qukdance or Farher Ysr or successhh venrures rkngs whreh Pr heXd, ri arqn For the d io XXA unde rhe Kong r rhXy mee d a camp were use Guhd The o'rhers' u aqarn 'rhrs year added 'ro d rraken. Besrdes ihe requXar mon card par-ky, a rummage saXe, an The prorrrs from ihese acirvrires boys. Presrdenr or 'the Moihers' H. Peck, and secrerary was un e sponsered a coheckron or drrnes. ' schoXarshRps for needy Qurrk, ireasurer was Mrs. YO vrde R L. P was Mrs. . E S. Dropp. MTS. . Fa thers ' Club rs' Chr rhrs year as Xasr year was under khe drrechon Xa Oihcers or rhe Chxb were: presrdenr, Mr. John Joseph hhnkesq secrerary-ireasurer, Mr. ihe iaihers mek wVrh ihe mem- efmqs ihe schoXas'dc nokher roprc ' he F arh e Farhe Verdrec . ' r, Mr. ' he year khese me ' ssion. P- Kum rn X er Ps. O. 'ng' vrce-presrden ecker. Durrnq r eraX Hmes. Ak Rn poKnr or drscu a new qymnas Horner , RudoXph Schoen bers or rhe racuhy sev progress or iherr sons was 'rhe ma or dKscuss'ron was 'the prospeck or 'ouhdrnq U ear hxrure. Mo+her5 also have a Sweef i'oo+h Fr. A O . . V d. er neck falks wi+h one of H1 e fafhers Yr .G- L. 56 Aefso PLY' we n arm0Vnc'eS .G-Pa wi 'XO' oo, 91-'x1.eS vfxrmef U-xgaq 5095 gf5F?!5 1 wi'-few 6 tgwfzgpfzgj ,. jf ,g,1:'1f2k LJ M,.Ah1,gw,.l , . A 915 K M .dwg iigtfml W qw 5 uP oQ Xawers ro 53 Y 'Z' Q Four years ago we Seniors began our Marqueffe career. Since fhaf fime we have grown. Then we were in fhaf awkward period when developing arms and legs could nof be made fo coordinafe fheir acfions. Today we are healfhy physi- cal specimens of full grown manhood. We find fhaf we have also grown in infel- lecfual sfafure wifh daily assignmenfs in Lafin, English, algebra, and fhe sciences. Buf fhere is sfill anofher growfh fhaf has been ours. Every morning since our Marqueffe career began we have been privileged fo wifness fhe drama of Chrisf on Calvary. Some of us have faken advanfage of fhe opporfunify offered us and have become frequenf, even daily communi- canfs. ln our annual refreafs we were given fime fo fhinlc abouf our relafion- ship fo God so fhaf we mighf beffer adiusf fhe focus of our lives and direcf fhem foward Him. ln our Sodalifies we learned fo become special sons of Mary. We have been able fo culfivafe and fosfer fhis spirifual growfh because our lives have been lived under fhe ever presenf influence of men dedicafed fo fhe service of God. Especially prominenf among fhese men is Fafher Boyle, priesf, feacher, and friend. The same hand fhaf wrofe ouf fhe iug lisf and gave fhe warning fap on fhe shoulder, enfhroned fhe God-Man and blessed us af Benedicfion. The same lips fhaf sef forfh fhe rules of fhe school and pronounced penalfy upon us if we ignored fhem, iusf as frequenfly spoke words of counsel and sound advice. We Seniors are deeply conscious of fhe moral and pracfical assisfance Fafher Boyle has given us. Wifhouf him fhe sfory of our Marqueffe career would nof be fhe pleasanf memory fhaf if is. Page 93 Fr. McEvoy holding senior conferi Fr. Lambeclc gives fhe Aposfolic BI Page 94 Fr. Pafes falks fo fhe freshmen z sophomores Alone wifh God Retreat Once again fhe annual fhree day refreaf for fhe whole sfudenf body was held befween semesfers. The freshmen and sophomores were grouped fogefher in fhe chapel, while fhe juniors were in fhe Blue and Gold Room and fhe seniors in fhe audiforium. As is become fradifion af Marqueffe High, Fafher McEvoy once again gave fhe senior refreaf. His clever wifficisms and humor kepf fhe seniors on fheir foes while he puf across his basic, serious ideas. Fafher Lambeck spoke fo fhe iuniors and in his fallcs he provided fhem wifh many useful ideas which he illusfrafed wifh examples from his own personal experiences. Speaking fo fhe freshmen and sophomores fhis year was Fafher Pafes. He helped fhem medifafe upon many ideas fhaf would be useful for fhem in fheir remaining years af Marqueffe High and also in fheir life's calling affer fhey leave fhis school. The refreaf was climaxed by Mass and Papal Benedicfion on friday morning. Our deepesf fhanks goes ouf fo fhe fhree priesfs who in fheir refreaf falks presenfed our Chrisfian frufhs in a new and inferesfing way. Wifh fheir help 'rhese fhree days of prayer and medifafion became a wonderful opporfunify for each Marqueffe High sfudenf fo complefe his own spirifual invenfory. Sophomore Soa'ality Offcers Prefec+s: J. J. Galclabini, Michalski Modera'rors: Fr. L. D. Kelly, Mr. T. J. Donovan Freshman Soa'ality Ofjqcers Moderaforsz Mr. J. F. Snyder, Fr. E. P. Manhard, Fr. L. P P + sk Prefecfs: Woodlock, T. Har+, Kailing age Senior Sodality Ofjqcers Prefec+s: Jobs+, R. L. Marx, Oldowski, R. Sheridan, H. Ni+z, R. Schoenecker Moderaforsz Fr. P. F. Dis+ler, Fr. L. D. Kelly, Fr. R. J. Connell unior Sodality Ofjqcers Prefeds: Romano, Mahek Mocleraforsz Fr. R. C. Osferfag, Fr. C. L. Sanderson Page 96 Bellehumeur, Bugge, Kersfen, Miller, Mr. C. J. Scherman Hodan, Reinhold, Quiery, J. Roncke Sacrzlvtans The Sacrisfans are a familiar sigh+ a+ all +he services in our chapel. Head Sacris+an Bob Miller direcfs +he o+her senior sacris+ans, who are Bellehumeur, Bugge, Kers+en, and Roncke. These senior sacrislans prepare +he al+ar and aid +he priesl in ves+ing. The junior sacrislans who fend +o +he remaining iobs include Quiery, Reinbold, Sirong, and Hodan, Acobltes Under fhe guidance of Mr. Scherman 'rhe acoly+es have proven 'Themselves +o be one of fhe mos+ diligenl and fai+hful organizafions in The school. They have 'rhroughouf 'rhe year zealously assisled af Mass, Benedic+ion, and processions. M CHOIR BTGSSV. Unfl-Il1. L- Nlll. SW0b0dB. M. l-Ulfei. MifCl lell, FlSCl'I6r, G. Lofh, Mufh, Weis, S. O'Neil, Senglaub, T. Miklaszewicz Sfoodley, Rogall, Ehlman, Feyrer, Rauch, D. Griffin, Trinko G. Mefrey, Hoepfl, Kosednar, J. Geberf, P. McMahon, J. Diederich, Mafernowski, Garreff, Diefz, Wuerl, LaFonfaine, Founfain, J. Roncke, T. Harf Direcfing: Fr. Padberg FATHER PADBERG Choir Fafher Padberg's choir again fhis season gave furfher proof fhaf Marqueffe High frains ifs men in all phases of life. Through- ouf fhe year fhe choir gave masferful performances wifh all fypes of music. The selecfion of numbers sung af fhe Chrisfmas concerf was varied and exfremely enferfaining. The Chrisfmas carols expressed fhe mood of fhe season while fhe semi-classical pieces added fo fhe qualify of fhe evening's enferfainmenf. Ofher evenfs, besides fheir regular appearances in chapel, were charify performances af fhe Soldiers' Home and Misericordia Hospifal. Fafher Padberg is fo be congrafulafed for fhe fine work of his choir and we know fhaf he fhanks fhe members of his organizafion for fheir efforfs. We know fhaf fhese men have profifed very much from fheir experiences wifh fhe choir, bofh in pleasure and in fhe realizafion of greaf fhings accomplished. iw X' ,K . nga f 3 P. W. Murphy, Trinko, J. Mccariy, Andrulailis, P. Weber, Hellmich, Kopl, Springob, Byrnes, Zedrosser Wichmann, Senglaub, Hornick, Boland, R. Kress, Busalacchi, Bonneau, Sfeinhagen, Cvengros Sealed: R. Shanahan, Schoenauer, Mr. C. J. Scherman, Kifzman, Wilkinson C.S.M. C. The C.S.M.C. group af Marque++e +his year was under +he guidance of Mr. Scherman. Their work was grea+ and rheir reward was small. Probably Their mosi significanl' iob was 'rhe fine Mission Cloihing Drive held in January and February. This campaign received a wonderful response from +he s+uden+ body and is cerfainly a credii 'ro Mr. Scherman and his group. Their weekly appeal for sramps, +hough no+ as fruiiful, cerrainly showed fheir generous spiri+. The C.S.M.C. is +o be fhanked and i+ is surely in +he prayers of rhe missionaries fhroughouf fhe world. M zkzvion Club The Mission Collecrion, which is a Marque'He High 'rradi+ion, was again ihis year an excellenf sign of 'rhe generous spiril' of +he Marque++e man. Classes such as 4-2, 4-4, and 4-6 se+ a fine example in making +he mission board almosl every week during +he year. The collec+ion for fhe enfire school averaged abou+ one hundred dollars a week. Faiher Ward and his Mission Club generously gave 'lheir fime +o coun+ +he coIlec+ion, compile +he averages, and keep 'The records s+raigh+. Shinners, Wieber, Jobsf, Fr. V. J. Ward, R. Sheridan, W. McGovern gr 0 .B QHT, Gag? . ix ,fi.'?i if ag, Q 5 rifle Vw 325503 Class of 1954 ln 'rhe following pages is fhe secfion devofed fo 'rhe individual seniors and fheir personal achievemenfs. This is fhe summing up of our years af Marqueffe, fhe record of our pasf four years here. Many of us have unforgef- able memories, and all of us have had greaf experiences. Shorfly affer fhe re'l'urn fo school in fhe fall fhe elecfions for senior class officers gof under way wifh vigorous campaigning and eye-cafching signs and slo- gans. ln all fhere were seven candidafes from which four had fo be chosen by fhe senior class. The candidafes run- ning were: Larry Bugge, Chuck Shane, Mike Grellinger, Mel Hufchison, Ken Zimmerman, Dick Powers, and Ed May. The officers we elecfed fo represenf us were: Larry Bugge, presidenfp Chuck Shane, vice-presidenfg Mel Hufchison, secrefaryg and Dick Powers, freasurer. ln our years af Marqueffe we have received a good, fhorough fraining, and we have achieved fhe goal'- a sound mind in a sfrong body- fhrough hard plugging af our sfudies and diligenf perseverance in exfra-cur- ricular acfivifies. Affer learning fhe fundamenfals in our sfudies for fhe pasf fhree years, fhis year we re- ceived 'fhe polished finish, fhe pinnacle of knowledge of a high-school educafion. This was also frue in fhe acfivifies in which we parficipafed. For fhe pasf fhree years we were iusf members of fhe organizafions, buf fhis year we fook over fheir aclminisfrafion. In fhis way we acfually had a hand in running fhe school. Feam were 'iw iii? if Many were fhe acfivifies during fhe year. Firsf came fhe elecfions of fhe senior class officers. Then fhe fool'- ball feam, affer falfering in +he firsf few games, rallied in fhe lasf parf of fhe season fo win +heir lasf 'rwo games including one againsl' fhe Cafholic Conference co-champion. We also foolc parf in many ofher sporfs during fhe year: boxing, cross-counfry, golf, fennis, fraclc, and one of fhe greafesf achievemenfs of fhe year-fhe Sfafe Cafholic Baslcefball Championship. This was one of fhe greafesf feams in fhe hisfory of fhe school losing only one ouf of fwenfy-six games, and fhaf in fhe earlier parf of 'rhe season. Ofher sfafe championships were also in order. The clebafe feam won fwo sfafe high-school championships. The prep players won an A rafing in fhe sfafe confesf and won fhe acclaim of almosf everyone who saw fhem. Many ofher acfivifies flourished besides fhese. The more imporfanf ones were fhe Band, Boosfers, M-H Club, Choir, Mission Club, Flambeau, and Flclmbedll Annual. ln fhese acfivifies we have leff a record of which we are proud. We are also proud of fhe goals we have affained fhrough our sfudies. May fhe underclassmen and fhe fufure generafions of Marqueffers fake up where we have leff off. May fhey be inspired by our record and by fhe help of God, go on and reach new heighfs. 's SZ-1' ffl is iawfw QKIXDUIV A SSG WAN some A EES SUB Fair-we E X 3 gigs: as 1'-wxf ....,,-M-'Nw-Q N-M.-am. --ai Class of 19 4 JOHN R. ADAMS Molher of Good Counsel DIPLOMA: CLASSICAL HONORS.. . Treasurer of his sophomore class... Honor sfudenf. all four years---Soda- lisl. 'lwo years. . . JOHN P. ARAKELIAN Gesu DlPvLOMA: LATIN, MODERN LAN- GUAGE...Honor sludenl, 'lwo yearsn ...Sodalislq all four years: secre+ary in junior year...Acolyfe, firsl lhree years . . . Physics Club, lasl fwo LAWRENCE J. BUGGE S+. Monica DIPLOMA: CLASSICAL HONORS. . . Presidenl' of The Senior Class: Presi- den+ of his 'Freshman and sophomore classes: Secrelary of his iunior class ...Firsl honors, all four years... Boosler as a senior...Senior Clon- c'lave...Sodalis'l', all four years: sec- rel'ary in iunior year...Sacris'lan, senior year...Acoly+e, all 'Four years ...Websler Club, all 'four years: secrelary in iunior year and vice- presidenl in senior year: Hearsl Ora- lory Conresl, Nalional Champion in iunior year . . . Fldmbeau. lwo years . . . Placed in Hearsl Hislory Conlesl, lasl lhree years...Frosh baslrelball: B-Team baskelball, iunior year . . . Tennis. las? lhree years- -. years PAUL J. ARNOLD Chrisl' King Band, all four years. . . DIPLOMA: SCIENTIFIC. . .Sodalish lwo years: secrelary in freshman year...Acolyfe, freshman year . . . VIN-CENT P. BAN KER Sacred Hearl' DIPLOMA: LATlN...Firsl' honors, all four years...Sodalis1', freshman year . . . Fldmbeull. iunior year: news edilor... ROBERT L. HUTCHISON S+. Sebaslian DIPLOMA: MODERN LANGUAGE.. . Secrelary of lhe Senior Class: Presi- denl' of his sophomore and iunior classes...Boos+er as a junior and senior . . . Senior Conclave- . .Sodalis+, senior year....FIumbeCU. iunior and senior years...M-H Club. senior year...Varsi+y Baskelball, lasl lhree years: All-Conference, All-Slale in senior year- -. PATRICK J. BANN-ANTINE Sacred Hearl' DIPLOMA: MODERN LANGUAGE... Acolyle, all 'Four years. . . RICHARD M. POWERS S+. Sebasfian DIPLOMA: CLASSICAL. . .Treasurer of 'lhe Senior Class: Vice-Presidenl of his 'Freshman class...Honor sfu- denf, firsl ihree years...Boos+er as a senior. . .Senior Conclave. . .Soda- lisl, all 'Four years: vice-preiecl' in 'Freshman year and prefecl' in iunior year...Acolyle, all four years . . . C.S.M.C., senior year...M-H Club, iunior and senior years...Frosh fool- ballg Varsily foolball, lasl 'lhree years... GERALD C. BELLEHUMEUR S+. Caiherine, Granville DIPLOMA: GENERAL. . .Treasurer of his senior class.. .Honor sludenf, firsl' fwo years. . .Sodalish all 'Four years: secretary for fwo years. . . Acolyle, all four years...Choir, firsl +wo years...Websler Club, all four years. . .Tennis, las? fhree years. . . CHARLES Nl. SHANE S+. Sebaslian DIPLOMA: LATIN, SCIENTIFIC . . Vice-Presidenl of The Senior Class: Vice-Presiden+ of his sophomore class: Presidenl of his iunior class...Honor sfudenf, all four years...Boos'rer as Senior Conclave. . .Soda- and senior years...Aco- years...Flambeuu, lasf a senior. . . lisl, iunior lyfe, fwo lhree years. . .M-H Club. . .Frosh fool'- ball . . . baskelball, ference in Frosh baslcelballg Varsily lasf fhree years: All-C'on- senior year...Tennis, all 'four years. . . JOHN G. BERGS S+. Sebas+ian DIPLOMA: SCIENTIFIC. . .Honor slu- denf, sophomore year. . .Sodalish iunior year. . . THOMAS N. BARBIAN S+. Aloysius DIPLOMA: MODERN LANGUAGE. . . Sodalisr, all four years. . .Acolyle, all four years...Camera Club, Ias+ lwo years. . . Boxing, senior year. . . MARTIN W. BECK S+. Roberl' DIPLOMA: MODERN LANGUAGE.. . Sodalisl, 'lwo years. . . LAWRENCE J. BECKER Chrisl' King DIPLOMA: SCIENTIFIC . . . Honor siudenr, all four years . . . Websfer Club, freshman year.. . Physics Club. junior and senior years...Camera Club. lasl' 'lwo years. . . Class of 1954 MICHAEL J. BIELEFELD JEROME L. BRIEN S+. Monica DIPLOMA: LATIN, MODERN LAN- GUAGE. . .Frosh foofball. . . 5,0 Agnes JAMES E. BROPHY DIPLOMA: LATIN, sclsmirlc . . S+- Sebashan Honor sfuden-fl all four yea,-5 , DIPLOMA: LATIN...SodaIis+, firsf Sodalisf, aII four years. . . Iwo years. . .Honor sfudenf, senior year. . . JAMES M. BITTMAN CI1ris+ King DIPLOMA: MODERN LANGUAGE... Presideni of his freshman class . . . Sodalisf, Iwo years.. .M-H Club, Ias+ Iwo years...Frosh 'Foo+baIIg Varsify foo'IbaII, Ias'I Ihree years. . . PATRICK L. BOLAND Chrisr King DIPLOMA: SCIENTIFIC.. .SodaIis+. Ihree years: prefecf in junior year ...AcoIy+e, firs+ Iwo years . . . C.S.M.C., junior year...Boxing, las? Iwo years...Cross Counfry, las? Iwo years... And Ihis, my dear gen+Iemen, is Ihe Ie++er C. JOHN E. BOUCHARD S+. Sebas+ian DIPLOMA: GENERAL...SecreIary of his senior class.. .SodaIis'I, IasI Ihree years: secre-Iary in senior year . . . M-H Club, Iasf 'Iwo years...Frosh 'foofballg B-Team foo+baII, sophomore and iunior years: VarsiI'y foofball, sen- ior year . . . Varsi+y basIce+balI, Iasf +hree years. . . SIDNEY J. BRAUN Holy Cross DIPLOMA: MODERN LANGUAGE. .. Treasurer of his sophomore class.. Vice-Presidenf of his iunior class... BoosI'er as a iunior and senior... Sodalisf. aII four years: Ireasurer for Iwo years...Frosh 'Foo+baII...Frosh baskeiballg B-Team baskefball, sopho- more year: Varsify baskerbail, Iasf Iwo years. . .Track, senior year. . . MICHAEL R. BROPHY S+. Jude DIPLOMA: SCIENTIFIC.. .Presidenf of his freshman class. . .Honor sfu- denr, Ihree years. . .Ski Club, firsf year. . . FREDERICK J. BUCHOLTZ JAMES E. BRowNe S.. Reber. S'I'. Bernard DIPLOM . D DIPLOMA: MODERN LANGUAGE... A' MO ERN LANGUAGEH' Scanning +he joke book. PAUL J. BURBACH Holy Assumpfion DIPLOMA: SCIENTIFIC. . .Treasurer of his sophomore class . . .SodaIisI. senior year...Ski Club, all 'four years.. . GERALD L. BUCKLEY S+. Anne DIPLOMA: MODERN LANGUAGE. .. Boxing, senior year . . . LAWRENCE J. BURAZIN Sacred Hear? DIPLOMA: SCIENTIFIC . . . Honor sfudenf, all four years.. . ROBERT R. BURGHARDT S+. Thomas Aquinas DIPLOMA: CLASSICAL HONORS... Firsf honors, all four years...PIaced in Hearsf Hisfory Confesf, Iwo years ...Cross Counfry. senior year. . . Class of 1954 RICHARD B. CASPER Holy Aposfles, Waukesha I DIPLOMA: MODERN LANGUAGE. . . Varsify foolball, senior year.. .Traclc, senior year. . .Boxing, senior year. . . FRANK A. BUSALACCHI JOHN D, CHAMPEAU Sf- Gall S+. Augus+ine DIPLOMA1 SCIENTIFIC - - - Honor DIPLOMA: SCIENTIFIC . . . Frosh sfudenl, freshman year. . . foofball , , , LUCIAN C. BUSCAGLIA MoI'her of Good Counsel DIPLOMA: MODERN LANGUAGE. . . Honor sfudenf, sophomore year . . . Physics Club, iuniof and senior years . . .Boxing, Iasl Iwo years. . . THOMAS A. CAJSKI Blessed Sacrameni' DIPLOMA: CLASSICAL. . .Honor slu- denf, all four years...SodaIisI, firsf Iwo .years.. .Flambecln sophomore year...Physics Club, senior year... Bu+ sir, as Hercules would say FRANCIS G. CARO S+. Roberl DIPLOMA: SCIENTIFIC. . .Secrefary of his iunior class...Firs+ honors, all 'Four years...Webs+er Club, all four years...Fldl'nbeau, Iasl' Ihree years: business manager and associale edi- Ior in 'firsf semesfer of senior year, and Ediior-in-Chief in second semesler of senior year...PIaced in Hearsl Hisfory Conlesf, iunior and senior years... MICHAEL P. CASEY SI. Roberl DIPLOMA: LATIN, SCIENTIFIC . . Honor sludenf, all 'Four years. . .Soda Iisl, all four years. . . MICHAEL A. CLARKE S+. Rober+ DIPLOMA: CLASSICAL. . .Honor s+u- c.Ien+, all four years. . .AcoIy+e, +irs+ +wo years . . . Frosh +oo+baII . . . Golf, Ias+ +hree years. . . JOHN F. CLARK S+. Mary DIPLOMA: CLASSICAIL. . .Honor s+u- den+, all 'Four years.. .BancI, firsf +wo years. . . RICHARD A. COLLA S+. Rober+ DIPLOMA: SCIENTIFIC. . .Sodalislz senior year...Flambeau, senior year . . . Prep Players, Ias+ +wo years ...Physics Club. senior year...Box- ing, freshman year...SIci Club, all four years. . . FRANCIS E. CON RAD Buz Corey over +o Space Pa+roI. S+. Leo DIPLOMA: CLASSICAL HONORS.. . Honor s+uden+, all four years . . . SodaIis+. freshman year...AcoIy+e, freshman year.. . JOHN- P. CHRISTMAN S+. Sebas+ian DIPLOMA: GENERAL...Boos+er as a senior...M-H Club, Ias+ +hree years . . .Frosh +oo+baII: Varsi+y +oo+IaaII. Ias+ +hree years. . .Frosh basIce+baII: Varsi+y basIce+baII, Ias+ +hree years. . . Track, Ias++l1ree years. . . EDWIN CH ROSTOWSKI Blessed Sacramen+ DIPLOMA: LATIN, SCIENTIFIC . . Honor s+uc.Ien+. all 'four years . . Boos+er as a senior.. .Sodalis+, senior year....Flambeall, iunior year . . . Band, all four years: presideni' in senior year...Physics Club, iunior year... LEONARD A. DALEIDEN S+. Anne DIPLOMA: MODERN LANGUAGE.. . Honor s+uden+, firs+ +wo years . . . Camera Club, Ias+ +wo years. . . Page l07 Class of 19 4 PAUL P. DIDIER SI. SebasIian DIPLOMA: LATIN, SCIENTIFIC . . . Vice-PresidenI of his senior class... Honor sIudenI, Iwo years...BoosIer as a senior...Frosh IooIbalI: VarsiIy 'FooIbalI, IasI Ihree years...Boxing. sophomore year. .. RAYMOND B. DIENBERG SI. CaIherine DIPLOMA: SCIENTIFIC . . . PresidenI denI, Iwo years. . .SodaIisI, Iwo years ...Radio Club, IasI Iwo years: presi- denI in senior year. . . JOHN R. DORNER SI. RoberI DIPLOMA: LATIN. SCIENTIFIC . . . FirsI Honors. all Iour years...Soda- IisI, all Iour years.. .Placed in HearsI HisIory ConIesI, sophomore year . . . Frosh IooIball.. .Boxing, lasI Iwo years. . .GolI. lasI Ihree years. .. MICHAEL J. DOUGHERTY Holy Cross DIPLOMA: SCIENTIFIC . . . PresidenI of his 'Freshman and sophomore class- es: SecreIary of his iunior class . . . Sodalisf, all Iour years . . . WebsIer - Club, sophomore year.. .Flambeclth senior year... E I ..w....... ................? HERMAN J. DUNKER SI. Jude! DIPLOMA: MODERN LANGUAGE... Honor sIudenI, all Iour years.. .Soda- lisI, all Iour years: secreIary in iunior year. . .AcoIyIe, Ihree years. . .Flam- beau, iunior and senior years.. .Frosh IooIbaII. . .Boxing, all 'Four years... I l DAVID K. DUNN SI. RoberI DIPLOMA: MODERN LANGUAGE... Honor sIudenI, Iwo years.. .SodaIisI. Iwo years.. .Camera Club, all Iour years... Frosh IooIbaIl. . . GEORGE P. DUNN. SI. RoberI DIPLOMA: MODERN LANGUAGE... SecreIary of his junior class... Souping up kiddie cars These IuH'Ie piggies go fo Mar-kef. MICHAEL J. DUNN S+. Jude DIPLOMA: CLASSICAL.. .Honor sfu- denf, all four years...Boos'fer as a senior.. .AcoIyI'e, aII four years... Flumbeall. iunior and senior years... Fldmbedll Alllllldl, senior year . . . Frosh foofballg B-Team foofball, sophomore year: Varsify foofball, iunior and senior years...Frosh bas- Icefball: B-Team baskeiball, iunior year.. .Coach of frosh baslcefball Ieam. senior year.. . THOMAS A. DWYER S+. Rose DIPLOMA: SCIENTIFIC.. .Presidenf of his freshman class: Vice-Presiden+ of his sophomore cIass...Honor sI'u- c.Ien+, freshman year...Physics Club. iunior year...Frosh foofball: Varsify 'FoofbaII, Iasf 'Ihree years . . . Frosh baskeiball. . .Track, Iasi Iwo years... JAMES C. ESCHWEILER Mofher of Good Counsel DIPLOMA: CLASSICAL.. .Honor s+u- denf, all 'four years.. .SodaIis+, fresh- man year . . . Acolyfe, firsi Ihree years... WILLIAM B. ESSER S+. Sebasfian DIPLOMA: SCIENTIFIC...Ski Club. senior year... GERALD L. FABER Holy Cross DIPLOMA: MODERN LANGUAGE. . . Honor sfuclenf, firsi 'Iwo years . . . Flumbedu, iunior and senior years... WILLIAM J. FARRELL Holy Assumpfion DIPLOMA: CLASSICAL HONORS... Honor siudenf, all four years.. .Soda- Iisf, 'Freshman year. . .WebsI'er Club, all 'four years: Ireasurer in sophomore year.. . THOMAS J. FETHERSTON S+. Rober+ DIPLOMA: CLASSICAL.. .Honor sfu- denI'. all 'four years...BoosIer as a senior.. .SodaIis'f, aII 'Four years... Frosh foofball: Varsiiy foofball, senior year...FrosI1 baskefball: B-Team bas- kefball, sophomore year: Varsify bas- keIbaII, iunior and senior years: AII- Conference, AII-Sfafe in senior year.. Tennis, IasI Iwo years. Page I09 C1355 Of JOHN E. GALDABINI S+. Monica DIPLOMA: SCIENTIFIC.. .Firsf hon- ors, all +our years...SodaIis+, fresh- man year . . . Flumbeull, sophomore year.. .Placed in Hears+ His+ory Con- +es+, iunior ancl senior years... LLIQMQZE W' FISCHER JEROME A. GEBHARD 9 DIPLOMA. cLAsslcAL...Hanar sm- M0+I1ef of Good Counsel i i den+, all four years...SodaIis+, +wo DIPLOMA1 QENERAI- - - - M'55'f7 years...C+1oir, all four years: presi- Club. . 5Q '0 Yea'--fcommefcml den+ in senior year...Webs+er Club, Club. lU '0f Yea'---Sk' Club. all freshman year.. . lou' Years' - ' TERRENCE N. FISHER DENNIS M. GIBBONS S+. Robe-r+ S+. Monica DIPLOMAZ CLASSICAL . . DIPLQMAQ MODERN LANGUAGEH , Honor s+uden+, all four years...Soda- Horror Siuderrf, freshman year , , , Iis+, all four years.. .AcoIy+e. +reSI1- SodaIis+, lasf +hree years.. .C.S.M.C.. man year.. .M-H Club. SGUIOF YB-il' +irs+ +wo years.. .Frosh +oo+baII man- . . -Fr0SIl foofballz VBFSIIY foofball. ager. . .Tennis, Ias+ +I1ree years. . .Ski Ias+ +I1ree years.. .TracIr, Ias+ +I1ree Club. Ias+ +wo years.. . years. . . - DENNIS M. FLAHERTY S+. John, Sou+I1 Milwaukee DIPLOMA: SCIENTIFIC. . . JAMES E. GALAGAN S+. Rober+ DIPLOMA: LATIN. MODERN LAN- I -I GUAGE...Honor sfuclenf, first fhree Wl1a+? Ano+I1er one? years... JOHN P. GLASER Mofher of Good Counsel DIPLOMA: LATIN, SCIENTIFIC . . . Secrefary of his sophomore class: Treasurer of his junior cIass...Honor sfuclenl, freshman year . . . Mission Club, senior year...M-H Club, iun- ior and senior years...Frosh baslcel- ball: B-Team baslrefball, sophomore year: Varsify baslcefball, iunior and senior years: All-Conference, All- Sfafe in senior year . . . Track, lasl fhree years . MARVIN R. GOELZ S+. Cafherine DIPLOMA: MODERN LANGUAGE.. . Sodalisf, firsf fhree years. . . Frosh baslcefball. . . THOMAS F. GORAK Sf. Jude DIPLOMA: LATIN, SCIENTIFIC . . . Sodalisf, Iasf fwo years...Band, all four years: clrum maior during lasf fhree years...SIci Club, Iasl' 'Iwo years... Come Gum! R. MICHAEL GRELLINGER Sf. Jude DIPLOMA: LATIN, MODERN LAN- GUAGE...PresidenI of his freshman, sophomore, and senior classes: Vice- Presidenf of his iunior class...Honor sfuclenf, firsf fhree years. . .Boosfer as a iunior and senior: secreIary-Ireas- urer in senior year. . .Senior Conclave ...SodaIisf, all four years: vice-pre- fecf in freshman and iunior years ...Acolyfe, all four years...Choir, all four years. . .Websler Club, fresh- man year . . . Flumbedu, lasf fhree years...FIambeau Annual, las? fwo years.. .M-H Club, lasf fwo years.. . Frosh foofball: Varsify foolball, lasf fhree years...Frosh baslcefball . . . Traclr, lasf fwo years...Boxing, fwo years... JOHN J. GRIMMER Sf. Roberl' DIPLOMA: LATIN. SCIENTIFIC . . Secrefary of his freshman class . . Honor sfudenf, all four years . . . Sodalisf' freasurer in 'unior ear , I y Xe , Acolyfe, all four years...Frosh foof- as ball. . .Boxing, fwo years. . . JOHN E. GROSS S+. Jucle DIPLOMA: MODERN LANGUAGE. . . Sodalisf, senior year. . . ARMIN F. GUMERMAN Holy Redeemer DIPLOMA: SCIENTIFIC. . .Honor sfu- denf, all four years...BoosIer as a senior. . .Socialist firsl fhree years.. . Flumbeuu, lasf fhree years...FIam- beau Annual, all four years: head phofographer in iunior and senior years, and Edilor-in-Chief in senior year...Physics Club, lasf fwo years ...Camera Club, all four years: sec- refary in iunior year, and presidenf In senior year.. . Class of 1954 CI1ris+ King GERALD R. HINKES CI1ris+ King I +o+ I saw a puddy ca+. DIPLOMA: GENERAL...SodaIis+. me +wo years...AcoIy+e, all four years ...Band, firsf +wo years...Track. soplwomore year...CommerciaI Club. iunior year. . . JOHN V. HALASKA DIPLOMA: SCIENTIFIC . . . Soclalisi. Ias+ +wo years...AcoIy+e. freshman year...Flul1Ibeuu, iunior and senior years.. .Flclmbeau Annual, senior year...Prep Players, Ias+ +I1ree years ...Band, all 'Four years: +reasurer in senior year. . . JAMES R. HANLEY S+. Ca+I1erine DIPLOMA: LATIN HONORS.. .Honor s+uden+, all four years. . .SodaIis+, +irs+ 'Iwo years. . .Prep Players. Ias+ +I1ree years. . .TracIr, all 'four years... DALE R. HERSHBERG DIPLOMA: SCIENTIFIC... S+. Bernard DIPLOMA: GENERAL. . .Boosfer as a D' iunior and senior. . .Flambeuu Annual. ol er 0 oo Guns? iungo, and senior years, , .Commerical DIPLOMA: SCIENTIFIC.. .Flrs+I1onors, Club' iunior yearn, all four years . . . Camera Club, iunior and senior years... M. DENNIS HAMM S+. Rober+ JOHN F. HANLEY S+. Calherine DIPLOMA: CLASSICAL ROBERT C. HORNICK S+. Rila, Wesi Allis DIPLOMA: SCIENTIFIC . . . Sodalisl. all four years...Physics Club iunior ancl senior years.. .Camera Club. senior year: secrelary.. .Cross Coun- fry, iunior and senior years.. .Boxing. lasf fhree years...Tennis. iunior and senior years...Slci Club, iunior and senior years. . . RICHARD J, HUEBLER I lhoughl' sure Isaw a boH'Ie here somewhere. S+. Frederick DIPLOMA: SCIENTIFIC. . .Honor slu- denf, senior year. . . RICHARD L. JANKOWSKI S+. Casimir EIPLOMA: CLASSICAIMJ .IHonor hslu- l', l'w r... 'il', le yzgrs. . .Flilmgsruj iunioci' yaesr. . . I e . IC DIPLOMA. GENERAL... JOHN N. JANKOWSKI Holy Ghosl' DIPLOMA: LATIN, SCIENTIFIC. . . Honor sfudenl, 'lirsl Iwo years. . . Sodalisl, freshman year. . .Webs+er Club, freshman year. . . RICHARD M. JUSTIN S+. Michael E. DIPLOMA: SCIENTIFIC. . .Secreiary S+. John' Sou-H1 Miilwaukee of his sophomore class.. .Honor slu- DIPLOMA: CLASSICAL HONORS... denl, 'IIrS'I' Iwo years...SodaIis+, 'lirsl Presidenl of his senior class. . . Firsl two Years' ' ' honors, all four years. . .Boosler as a senior. . .Senior Conclave . . . Sodalisi all 'Four years: prefecf in freshman and senior years and vice-prefecl in iunior year.. .Mission Club, senior year. ..Webs'ler Club, all 'four years: presidenf in senior year. . . Class of 19 4 Old Seniors never die, +hey iusl look +ha+ way. JOHN J. KABLER Chrisl King DIPLOMA: MODERN LANGUAGE. .. Vice-Presidenl of his freshman class: Secrelary o'F his sophomore class... Sodalisf, all 'Four years: secrefary in 'Freshman year. . .Frosh foolball: B-Team foofball, sophomore year: JOHN G. KING S+. Bernard DIPLOMA: MODERN LANGUAGE. . . Sodalisr, Ihree years...Acoly'Ie, firsf Iwo years...Band, all 'four years: secrelary in senior year.. .Traclc, lasl' fl-:ree years . . . Ski Club, senior year... GEORGE J. KITZMAN S+. John de Nepomuc DIPLOMA: SCIENTIFIC . . . Treasurer of his iunior class...Honor sludenl, freshman year. . .Sodalis'I', las'l 'Iwo years. . .Acoly'Ie, 'lirsl 'lwo years. . . C.S.M.C., les? Iwo years.. .Science Club, senior year. . .Frosh foofball: B-Team 'I'oo'Iball, sophomore year: Varsify foofball, iunior year. . . CHARLES P. KOMP S+. Ca+herine DIPLOMA: MODERN LANGUAGE... Sodalisr, sophomore year. . .C'ar+oon- isf, senior year. . .Frosh 'foolball . . . Varsily foolloall, iunior year. . . JEROME KAPALCZYNSKI S+. Anne- ...Commercial Club, iunior Boxing, 'Iwo years. . . DIPLOMA: GENERAL . . . Sodalisf, senior year...Boxing, freshman year year. . . KENAN J. KERSTEN S+. Monica DIPLOMA: CLASSICAL. . .Vice-Presi- den? of his iunior class.. .Honor sfu- denf, 'lirsf 'Iwo years...SodalisI', all four years: prefecl in sophomore year and vice-prefec+ in iunior year. . . Sacrislan, senior year. . .AcolyIe, firsl fhree years...Websfer Club, all four years: secrefary in iunior year: Ameri- ran Legion Oralory, Sfale Champion in iunior year. . .Flambeau. sophomore year. . .Frosh fooflaall. . .Tennis, lasf Ihree years. . . DENNIS R. KILZER Holy Redeemer DIPLOMA: MODERN LANGUAGE... Honor sfudenf, all 'Four years. . .Soda- lisf, iunior year...AcoIy'Ie, all 'Four years...Frosh 'foofballg B-Team 'Fool- ball, iunior year.. .Boxing, all 'four years. . . ROBERT M. KUCHARSKI S+. Hedwig DIPLOMA: MODERN LANGUAGE.. . Honor sludeni, iunior year. . . EDWIN W. KUHN Holy Family DIPLOMA: SCIENTIFIC.. .Secre'Iary of his freshman class.. .Honor slu- denf, sophomore year.. .Sodalish freshman year. . . JAMES F. KOSIDOWSKI S+. Monica DIPLOMA: MODERN LANGUAGE... Vice-Presic.Ien+ of his iunior class... Sodalisf, Iwo years...WebsIer Club, freshman year.. .Camera Club, senior year. . . LAWRENCE F. KRESS Holy Redeemer DIPLOMA: CLASSICAL.. .Honor slu- denf, all 'Four years. . .Boosler as a senior. . .Sodalish Iwo years. . .Aco- Iyfe, 'firsf Iwo years. . .FIdI'llbedu, Ecliror-in-Chief in iunior year and firsi semesfer of senior year.. . RICHARD E. KRESS S+. Agnes DIPLOMA: SCIENTIFIC . . . Frosh fooiball: B-Team fooflaall, sophomore year...Track, iunior and senior years ...Cross Counfry, iunior and senior years... ' HUGH W. LA FONTAINE Mo+I1er of Good Counsel DIPLOMA: freshman year.. .Choir, all four years. . . JOHN. P. LA LONDE S+. Sebasiian DIPLOMA: MODERN LANGUAGE.. . SCIENTIFIC.. .Sodalish 'Quinn' He would have I'o ask me fhafl Class of 19 4 S+i++7 EDWARD T. LAUER S+. Bernard DIPLOMA: LATIN, SCIENTIFIC... Firs+ honors, all four years...Soda- Iis+, freshman year. . . JOHN A. LEONARD S+. Hedwig DIPLOMA: CLASSICAL. . .Treasurer of his sophomore c'Iass...Honor s+u- den+, +irs+ Ihree years...SodaIis+, +wo years. . .Frosh +oo+baII. . .Frosh baslce+baII: B-Team baskeiball, sopho- more year. . . KENNETH L. LEONARD S+. Ca+herine DIPLOMA: CLASSICAL. . .Honor s+u- cIen+, all four years. . .SodaIis+, all four years: secre+ary in freshman year . . .Sacris+an, senior year. . . GERALD L. LOTH S+. John de Nepomuc DIPLOMA: CLASSICAL. . .Honor s+u- den+, all four years. . .SodaIis+, 'Iwo years. . .Choir, IasI Ihree years. . . EDWARD M. McCANN S+. Jude DIPLOMA: LATIN. . .Honor s+uden+, senior year. . . Prep Players, senior year. . . JEROME M. McCARTHY SS. Pe+er and Paul DIPLOMA: LATIN, SCIENTIFIC. . . Honor sfudenf, all four years. . .Soda- Iis+, Ihree years. . .C.S.M.C., iunior year. . .Band, freshman year. . .Radio Club. Ias+ 'Iwo years. . . WILLIAM R. McGOVERN S+. Rober+ DIPLOMA: LATIN, SCIENTIFIC... Honor s+uden+, all four years.. .Soda- Iis+, all 'four years...Acoly+e, firsl' Iwo years...Mission Club, senior year...FIambeclI. spor+s edi+or in iunior and senior years...Flambeull Annual, senior year . . . Placed in Hearsi His+ory Con+es+, sophomore year.. .Fresh Ioofbal' . . .GoI+, 'Iwo years... DONALD J. McGOWAN ChrisI King DIPLOMA: GENERAL.. .Treasurer of his iunior class...SodaIisI. Iwo years . . .AcolyIe, freshman year.. .Traclc. all 'Four years. .. ARTHUR M. MAGENHEIMER SI. Sebasfian DIPLOMA: MODERN LANGUAGE. . . Honor sIudenI, sophomore year . . Flumbedll. sophomore year. . . WILLIAM J. MARISH Holy Cross DIPLOMA. SCIENTIFIC . . . Band, all Iour years. . . ROBERT L. MARX S+. Ca+herine DIPLOMA: LATIN, SCIENTIFIC . . . Secrefary of his class during Ihe firsI Ihree years...FirsI honors. all 'Iour years...SodalisI, all 'Four years . . . Flambeou, iunior and senior years.. ROBERT R. MARX lmmacula+e Concepiion DIPLOMA: LATIN, MODERN LAN- GUAGE...Honor sIuclenI, firsf Ihree years.. .Band, freshman year. . . Frosh l:asl:e'Iball. . . RICHARD J. MATHEWS SI. Roberl' DIPLOMA: CLASSICAL HONORS . . . Treasurer of his 'Freshman class . . . Honor sfudenf, all four years . . . Sodalisf, all four years . . . Placed in HearsI Hisfory ConIes'I, Iwo years ...Frosh 'fooIbaIl. . .Frosh baslcefballq B-Team baskeIball, sophomore year: Varsify IJaslceII:all, iunior and senior years... DAVID J. MATHUSEK Holy Cross DIPLOMA: MODERN LANGUAGE... Aw, come on fellows. Give Ihe gurls a chance Class of 19 4 Now Ior a Nice Comfy SIuc.ly Period. EDWIN M. MAY SS. PeIer and Paul DIPLOMA: SCIENTIFIC. . .presidenl of his sophomore class . . . AcolyIe, IirsI Iwo years.. .FIambeau, lasI Ihree years. . .Prep Players, lasI Ihree years.. . RICHARD A. MAYER SI. Monica DIPLOMA: MODERN LANGUAGE.. . PETER A. MEISENHEIMER ChrisI King DIPLOMA: LATlN...PresidenI of his senior class. . .Honor sIucIenI, Iirsl' Iwo years.. .BoosIer as a iunior and senior . . . Senior Conelave. . .Soc.lalisI, all Iour years.. .SacrisIan, Iwo years ...Prep Players, lasI Ihree years. . . Cross CounIry, 'freshman year...Box- ing. lasI Ihree years. . . FRANCIS H. MEURER SI. SebasIian DIPLOMA: MODERN LANGUAGE... Soc.lalisI, freshman year.. .Commer- cial Club. iunior year. . . THOMAS M. MIKLASZEWICZ SI. SIanislaus DIPLOMA: LATIN, MODERN LAN- GUAGE.. .SocIalisI, lasI Iwo years ...M-H Club, iunior and senior years.. .B-Team baslcefball, Iwo years ...Traclc, junior and senior years.. . Cross Counfry, iunior and senior years. . . ROBERT C. MILLER SI. Barbara DIPLOMA: CLASSICAL HONORS... Honor sIudenI, all four years...Sac- risfan, lasI Ihree years . . . WebsIer Club, all four years.. .Placed in HearsI HisIory ConIesI, Iwo years... CAMILLUS J. MONAGHAN SI. SebasIian DIPLOMA: GENERAL . . . Sodalisf. firsI Iwo years.. . JOSEPH M. MOTZKO S+. Anne DIPLOMA: SCIENTIFIC. . .AcoIy+e, freshman year.. .Commercial Club. iunior year... THOMAS W. MUELLER S+. Ca+I1erine DIPLOMA: MODERN LANGUAGE. . . Honor s+uden+, senior year.. .Flam- bbdll, senior year. . .Boxing, iunior year.. . JOHN J. MULHANEY Holy Assump+ion DIPLOMA: GENERAL . . . Sod-aIis+, senior year...Boxing, freshman year ...Commercial Club, iunior year... WILLIAM J. MULLIGAN S+. Rober+ DIPLOMA: CLASSICAL HONORS. . . Honor s+uden+, all 'Four years. . .Soda- Iis+, all 'Four years. . .AcoIy+e, +wo years.. .Webs+er Club, iunior year ...Flambeau Annual. iunior and sen- ior years: business manager in senior year. . .TracIr, freshman year. . . Class of 19 4 The wages of sin. HENRY J. NITZ S+. Josaphal DIPLOMA: SCIENTIFIC.. .Treasurer of his sophomore class: Presiclenl of his iunior class...Soclalisl, las'r lhree JOHN F. OLNEY S+. Jude DIPLOMA: SCIENTIFIC.. .Treasurer of his freshman class.. .Honor slu- denl, iunior year.. .Sodalish freshman year.. .Frosh foolball . .. THOMAS J. PALLASCH Sl. Hedwig DIPLOMA: LATIN, SCIENTIFIC . . . Treasurer of his sophomore class... Honor sluclenl, all four years.. .Soda- lisl, lhree years...Placed in Hearsl Hisfory Conlesl, sophomore year . . . Frosh foolbal' . . . WILLIAM F. PFEIFER Sl. Boniface DIPLOMA: CLASSICAL. . .Vice-Presi- denl of his freshman class...Firs'f honors, all four years...Sodalisl, 'lhree years: freasurer in sophomore year...Acoly'le, firsl Iwo years . . . Fldmbeau. news edilor in iunior year ...Boxing, iunior year. . . wwrx , zziiiill. zziyu.. .., ...E.E.g.y.5.,.gg ... A ....Ei.. Iaiizi: y , I . Qi? . years. . .Acoly+e, sophomore year . Band, 'unior and senior ears... I Y ROBERT S. OLDOWSKI Holy Cross DIPLOMA: CLASSICAL HONORS... Firsl honors, all four years...Soda- Iisl, all four years: Co-Prelecl of lhe Marquelle Sodalily . . . Acolyle, all 'Four years...FlCmbeau Annual, iun- ior and senior years: copy edilor in senior year.. .Radio Club, iunior and senior years...TracIc, 'Iwo years . . Cross Counlry, junior year. . . ROBERT E. O'LEARY Blessed Sacramenl DIPLOMA: SCIENTIFIC. . .Presidenl ol his 'Freshman and iunior classes, Vice- Presidenl of his sophomore class . . . Boosler as a iunlor and senior. . .Soda- lisl, all four years.. .Prep Players, Iasf lhree years. . .B-Team baskelball, iunior year... ROBERT T. PILLAR S+. Lawrence DIPLOMA: SCIENTIFIC...Bancl, all four years...CommerciaI Club, iun- ior year... JAMES B. PINITER S+. Jerome, Oconomowoc DIPLOMA: LATIN.. .Firs+ honors, all four years.. .SodaIis+, senior year... Sacris+an, freshman year. . . ALOIS J. PONGRATZ S+. Leo DIPLOMA: SCIENTIFIC. . .Honor s+u- clen+, Ias+ +wo years.. .SodaIis+, +irs+ +wo years. . . DONALD W. POTTER S+. RobeIr+ DIPLOMA: LATIN, SCIENTIFIC . . Vice-Presiden+ of his 'freshman class, Secre+ary of his senior class.. .Honor s+uden+, all +our years...Boos+er as a senior...SodaIis+, all +our years ...AcoIy+e, +wo years...FIumbedu, senior year . . . Varsi+y baslre+baIl, manager Ias+ fhree years...GoI+, all Well, I go++a be shovelmg o++ ROBERT N. PUARIEA S+. John de Nepomuc DIPLOMA: MODERN LANGUAGE... Presiden+ of his sophomore class... Frosh +oo+baIIg B-Team foo+baII +our years... HARRY V. QUADRACCI Holy Cross DIPLOMA: LATIN, MODERN LAN- GUAGE...Honor s+uden+, sophomore year...SoaIaIis+, freshman year.. Flambeuu, iunior and senior years... Physics Club, iunior and senior years ...Camera Club, iunior and senior years. . . sophomore and junior years.. . ROBERT E. QUINN S+. Sebas+ian DIPLOMA: MODERN LANGUAGE... Presidenf of his senior class. . .Senior Conclave. . .Flambeau. senior year .. .Track, senior year. . . r Class of 1954 DENNIS J. REILLY SI. AnIhony DIPLOMA: LATIN . . . JOHN E. RETZLAFF SI. Cafherme Sir, Ihe bus driver goI IosI. WILLIAM S. REUTER SI. CaIherine DIPLOMA: MODERN LANGUAGE... SodaIisI, Iwo years... year... ROBERT H. RAAB ChrisI King DIPLOMA: SCIENTIFIC.. .Vice-Presi- denI of his 'freshman and junior classes: PresidenI of his sophomore Class. . .SodaIisI, Iwo yearsg vice-pre- IecI in freshman year...Frosh IooI- baII...VarsiIy IooIbaII, manager in sophomore and iunior years and Irainer in senior year. . .Frosh basicei- ball. . .Boxing, IirsI Iwo years... JOHN L. RAMPETSREITER SI. Leo DIPLOMA: LATIN, SCIENTIFIC . . . Honor sIucIenI, all four years.. .Soda- IisI, Iwo years. . . DIPLOMA: LATIN, SCIENTIFIC... FirsI honors, all four years... Soda- Iisf. Ihree years...AcoIyIe, IirsI Iwo years.. .Placed in HearsI HisIory ConIesI, sophomore year... Boxing, junior JOHN J. RAUCH MoIher of Good Counsel DIPLOMA: SCIENTIFIC. . .SodaIisI, Iwo years. . .AcoIyIe, Ihree years... Choir, Ihree years. . .WebsIer Club. freshman year . . . Band. 'FirsI Iwo years . . . Frosh IooIbaII. . .Tennis, all Iour years. . . THOMAS H. SCHIMMEL S+. Thomas Aquinas DIPLOMA: MODERN LANGUAGE. . . Honor siudeni' all four ears. . .Soda u Y ' Iisf. Ias+ fhree years. . .Flambealh sophomore and iunior years...TracIx Iasi Ihree years...Cross Counfryi iunior year.. . THOMAS E. SCHOENAUER S+. John de Nepomuc DIPLOMA: SCIENTIFIC. . .Honor siu- denf, all 'four years. . .SodaIisf, Iasf two years. . .AcoIy+e, freshman year . . .Mission Ciub, iunior year. . .Prep Players, aII four years. .. DONALD A. RIEDEL Mofher of Good Counsel DIPLOMA: LATIN. SCIENTIFIC... Honor siudenf, sophomore year. . SodaIis+, firsf Iwo years. . .Camera Club, iunior and senior years. . . GRANT N. ROWOLD S+. Lawrence DIPLOMA: LATIN . . . Honor sfudenf. all four years. . .SodaIisf, 'firsf Iwo years. . .Flcmbeam sophomore and iunior years. . .Camera CIub, iunior and senior years... JOHN A. SANDERS S+. Mary, Elm Grove DIPLOMA: GENERAL...SodaIisf, aII 'Four years. . . EDWARD J. SCHAENZER S+. Monica DIPLOMA: SCIENTIFIC. . .Honor s+u- denf, iunior and senior years. . .Soda- Iisi, fwo years.. .CheerIeader, aII four years. . . FREDERICK A. SCHOENDORF Sacred Hearf DIPLOMA: MODERN LANGUAGE... Sodalisf. firsi Iwo years.. .Frosh foo+- baII: B-Team foofball, sophomore year.. .Boxing, iunior and senior years. . .Commercial Club, iunior year. . . Problem conference C ass of 1954 JOHN R. SCHROER SI. Sebashan DIPLOMA: SCIENTIFIC. . .Honor slu- denf, 'freshman year.. .Socialist fresh- man year... My kingdom for an easy chair. RUDOLPH V. SCHOENECKER Holy Family DIPLOMA: MODERN LANGUAGE... Presidenl of his iunior and senior classes.. .Boosler as a senior.. .Sen- ior ConcIave...SodaIisI, all four years.. .AcoIy+e, first Iwo years... Fldmbedu, iunior and senior years... M-H Club, Iasf Iwo years...Frosh foofballg B-Team football, sophomore year: Varsily foolball, iunior and senior years.. .Frosh baslcelball. .. Track, iunior and senior years... DAVID P. SCHROEDER S+. Roberl DIPLOMA: SCIENTIFIC.. .secrelary o'F his 'freshman class: Treasurer of his sophomore cIass...SocIaIisI, Iwo years.. . JAMES E. SCHULTZ Holy Family DIPLOMA: GENERAL. .. ROY F. SCHWEITZER SI. Rila, Wesl' Allis DIPLOMA: MODERN LANGUAGE. . . Honor sludenl, freshman year. .. ANTHONY J. SEDLMEIER S+. Leo DIPLOMA: MODERN LANGUAGE. . . Soclalisl. senior year... MICHAEL L. SENGLAUB S+. John de Nepomuc DIPLOMA: SCIENTIFIC.. .BoosIer as a senior...Choir, Iasl 'Iwo years: Ireasurer in senior year...Track, lasi Ihree years. . .Cross Counlry, Iasi' Iwo years: capfain and coach in senior M THEODORE J. SERMONET S+. Rober+ DIPLOMA: MODERN LANGUAGE... Vice-Presidenf of his 'freshman class: Secreiary of his sophomore class... SoclaIis+, all 'Four years: prefec+ in +irs+ +hree years...AcoIy+e, +irs+ +hree years...FIambeuu, senior year ...M-H Club, Ias+ +hree years: presi- den+ in senior year...Frosh Ioo+baII: Varsiiy 'Foo+baIl, Ias+ +hree years... Frosh baske+baII: Varsi+y baske+baII. Ias+ +hree years: All-Conference in senior year.. .Track, iunior and senior years. . . LAWRENCE B. SHANAHAN S+. Rober+ DIPLOMA: LATIN.. .Honor s+ucIen+, junior year. . . THOMAS J. SHANAHAN S+. Rose of Lima DIPLOMA: LATIN...Presiden+ of his sophomore class...Honor s+uden+, freshman year...Boos+er as a senior ...SodaIis+, Ias+ +wo years: secre+ary in senior year.. .AcoIy+e, all 'Four years.. .Flumbedln senior year. .. Prep Players, +irs+ 'three years... Frosh foo+baII...Boxing, sophomore year.. . ROBERT E. SHERIDAN S+. Thomas DIPLOMA: CLASSICAL HONORS... Treasurer of his sophomore and iunior classes...Honor s+uden+, all 'Four years.. .Boos+er as a senior.. .Soda- lis+, all four year: Co-Prefecf of +he Marque++e Sodali+y.. .AcoIy+e, firsf +hree years...Mission Club, senior year...FIambeau, +irs+ +wo years... Flambeau Annual, iunior and senior years...BancI, all four years: vice- presidenf in senior year...Boxing, firs+ +hree years. ROBERT R. SHINNERS Chris+ King DIPLOMA: CLASSICAL . . . Honor s+ucien+, all four years...Boos+er as a senior...SodaIis+, +wo years... Mission Club, senior year...FlCm- beau, sophomore year...FIambeau Annual, senior year...Physics Club, Ias+ +hree years: presiden+ in senior year.. .Camera Club, iunior and senior years.. ROBERT A. SLATTERY S+. Rose DIPLOMA: LATIN, SCIENTIFIC... Honor siudenf, fhree years.. .Socia- Iis+, aII +our years... GUY E. SMITH S+. Sebas+ian DIPLOMA: CLASSICAL.. .Secre+ary of his freshman class: Presiden+ of his sophomore class...Boos+er as a senior. . .SodaIis+, all four years: +reas- urer in 'Freshman year, prefeci in sophomore Year, and secre+ary in sen- ior year. . .Acoly+e, firsi' +wo years. Flambeau, junior and senior years. Flambeau Annual, iunior and senior years.. .Physics Club, senior year... Camera Club, iunior and senior years: vice-presiden+ in senior year...Frcsh foo+baII. . .Frosh baskefba I, manager ...Varsi+y basIce+baII, manager Ias+ +hree years... Hi diddle didclle, +he ca+ and +he fiddle +he cow lumped over +he moon. Class of 1954 He'Il never believe I can'+ 'Find il. EUGENE P. SOMERS Mofhelr of Good Counsel DIPLOMA: SCIENTIFIC. . .Treasurer of his sophomore cIass...Honor slu- senior year. . . DONALD C. SPIESS S+. Jude DIPLOMA: MODERN LANGUAGE. .. Sodalisl, lasf lhree years...Webs'fer Club, lirsl 'Iwo years.. .Fldmbeau. sophomore year.. .Bancl, all four years.. .Camera Club, junior anal senior years. . . PETER J. STEINHAGEN S+. Sebaslian DIPLOMA: MODERN LANGUAGE. . . Honor siudenl, sophomore year. . . Sodalisf, senior year...Prep Players. iunior and senior years.. . GERALD J. STELZER Molher of Good Counsel DIPLOMA: SCIENTIFIC.. .Honor slu- clenf, all four years...Camera Club. iunior and senior years: 'treasurer in senior year.. THOMAS W. STODDART S+. Sebasfian DIPLOMA: MODERN LANGUAGE. . . Frosh foofball . . .Boxing, sophomore year.. . THOMAS A. TESSIER Sf. Roberl' DIPLOMA: MODERN LANGUAGE... Honor sludenl, sophomore year... dehl. 'FFe5hm5n YBGI'---MISSION Club. Soclalisr, sophomore year: secrefary . . . Flambeml, iunior year. . . Frosh foolball. . . ROBERT M. TOLAN S+. Rose DIPLOMA: SCIENTIFIC.. .Honor s+u clenl. 'firsl Iwo years.. .Sodalish iun ior year. . . JOHN A. TRINKO Sf. Anne DIPLOMA: GENERAL . . . Acolyle. 'Freshman year. . .Choir, all four years: vice-presidenf in sophomore and senior years and secrefary in iunior year...Prep Players, all four years: sfage manager in senior year... KENNETH J. TRUDEAU Chrisf King DIPLOMA: SCIENTIFIC . . . Physics Club, iunior year. . .Ski Club, Iasf ihree years. . . PETER M. TRZEBIATOWSKI SS. Pe+er and Paul DIPLOMA: SCIENTIFIC. . .Honor slu- denf, 'Ihree years.. .SodaIisI, 'fresh- man year...Prep Players, iunior and senior years. . .Band, all four years. . . LOUIS R. ULLENBERG S+. Augusfine DIPLOMA: CLASSICAL. . .Honor slu- denf, firsi ihree years...Frosh fool- ball: B-Team foofball, sophomore year. . . HAROLD L. VANDENBERG Chrisi' King DIPLOMA: MODERN LANGUAGE. . . Sodalisf, sophomore year. . .Frosh foofball. . . Frosh baskefball . . . She Isn'+ home? NORMAN A. WALENCZYK Mo+her of Good Counsel DIPLOMA: SCIENTIFIC. . .Socialist firsf Iwo years. . .Acolyfe, firsl Iwo years...Frosh foolballg B-Team fool- ball, sophomore and iunior years: Var- sify foolball, senior year. . .Boxing, sophomore year. . . WILLIAM A. WALTER Visifafion DIFILOMA: GENERAL . . . Soclalisf. SSHIOY Y9Gl'. . . Class of 19 4 THOMAS P. WEBER Sacred Hearl' DIPLOMA: SCIENTIFIC.. .Honor slu- denl, all four years...SodaIisf, firsl Iwo years.. . Cyranno de Bergerac. JOHN B. WERRA Chrisl' King DIPLOMA: GENERAL.. .Honor slu- den+, Iirsl' 'Iwo years. . .Sodalist freshman year: secrelary. . .B-Team baskelball, sophomore and iunior years: Varsiry basketball, senior year . . .Cross Counlry, Iwo years. . . CHARLES D. WIEBER S+. Jude DIPLOMA: CLASSICAL HONORS.. . Honor sludenl, all four years. . .Soda- Iisl, all four years. . .AcoIy'Ie, fresh- man year.. .Mission Club, senior year . . .Band, all four years. . . PATRICK J. WELCH S+. Mary, Hales Corners DIPLOMA: SCIENTIFIC.. .Boosler as a senior...Prep Players, iunior and senior years: presidenl in senior year... MARTIN W. WELLES S+. Roberl' DIPLOMA: MODERN LANGUAGE. . . Secrefary of his freshman, sophomore, and iunior classes.. .AcoIy'Ie, all four years. . .Track, iunior and senior years. . . DAVID J. WICK SI. Gerard DIPLOMA: MODERN LANGUAGE... Acolyle, 'Freshman year.. .Radio Club, senior year. . .Frosh Ioofball .. .TracIc, 'freshman and sophomore years. . . ROBERT D. WISNIEWSKI SI. Adalberl' DIPLOMA: SCIENTIFIC.. .Honor slu- denf, 'Iwo years. . . PETER F. WOLMUT S+. Elizaloe+h DIPLOMA: MODERN LANGUAGE... Honor s+ucIen+, all four years... SodaIis+, freshman year.. .CI'1oir, freshman year . . . Fldmbetlll, +wo years... MICHAEL W. WUERL Mo+I1er of Good Counsel DIPLOMA: SCIENTIFIC.. .Honor s+u- den+, all four years.. .Sodalis+, iunior and senior years.. .Choir, all +our years.. .Webs+er Club, sophomore year. . . GEORGE L. ZABROSKE S+. Lawrence DIPLOMA: LATIN.. .Sodalis+, las+ fhree years. . . RICHARD C. ZACHER S+. Mary, Hales Corners DIPLOMA: CLASSICAL...Firs+ l1on- ors, all 'Four years.. .Sodalis+, all 'Four years. . . DANIEL L. ZAUNER S+. Augus+ine DIPLOMA: GENERAL...FrosI1 bas- Ice+baIlg B-Team basketball, iunior year... Fi++een yards +or clipping ROBERT J. ZAJACHOWSKI S+. John Kan+y DIPLOMA: GENERAL. . .SodaIis+, +wo years.. .Frosh +oo+baIl . . .Frosl1 bas- Ice+baIl . . . KENNETH W. ZIMMERMAN S+. Rose DIPLOMA: MODERN LANGUAGE... Presidenf of his freshman and senior cIasses...Boos+er as a senior . . . Senior Conclave...Sodalis+, all four years: secre+ary in sophomore year... M-H Club. las+ +l1ree years...Erosl1 +oo+IoalI7 Varsi+y foo+ball, las+ ++1ree years. ..FI'0Sh baskgfball . . . Track, senior year. . . ' Wi .4 PAGE l30 Grellinger calls if 'rhe Gumerman formula. . .S+olen momen+s. . .I'lI ber +he builer did ii. . .l see whai' you mean. . .lf looks could kill. . .A s+udy of concenfrarion. ..Fa+her Fahey 'ralces a res+. . .Why ieachers gel gray. . .Day dreaming. . .All righf, who ioolc i+. .. PAGE I3I To Thee, O Lord, have I lifiecl up my soul. . .Bugge and da+e ai' 'rhe Lourde's Ball. . .Mr. Schaum af +he piano. . .This car will hold +wen+y-one passengers. . .Bouchardz passing or receiving? Phofographer says receiving. . .Gumerman relaxes. . .C.S.M.C. cloihing drive. . . Page l3l Ii? Eii Wm! Y zsasesa. 23,5 we S A 'Q gy ' NY QQ ir w V y j .xwi ?fQN? gifs W, Wx A V,h 4,., W 5 'ws T fuaiwfl X .gat-it Ks , . 5 i s I 5 Q ? x M 1' I, aff S 'WU M f I Mailing QNPf5TH0C R. I is 1 x 2 2 4, 417 l AI' 4- W ,ww NRM Siam' sw , f Hi 5, . sm...,,, K X an K, . A M X 1 -Q ' 1 :Zi ,:., pq, PAGE I36 Tha+'s nor O'l lara, 'lha+'s a camera. . .For lhe +wen+y-sevenfh 'I'ime. . .Rough, Riclc?. . .l'lail, Hail, +he gang's all here. . .Weapon for shooling spilballs. . .Le+'s nor s'rre+ch if, Mulligan. . .Mr. Owens a++rac+s a crowd. . .Wichmann: library fix+ure during fiF+h period. ..Freshie, pu+ +ha+ pen away. .. PAGE I37 Need we say rnore?. . .Ma+hews helps fhe consump+ion of dairy produc+s. . .Slanding ova+ion. .. Murray finds disfracfions more enjoyable 'rhan homework. . .He'll do any+hing 'ro keep us from falcing his picrure. . .Gramling. . .John, happy in our viclory. . .Fr. Monnig and Mr. Scherman. . .Flombeau reporlers covering school evenl. . .To iden+ify lhe owner please furn +o page 62. Page l37 THANK YOU! Our most grateful thanks to our advertisers who helped make this book possible. Especially we thank Vogue Studios for Archbishop Meyer's photograph, Mandel's for engravings, Co-operative Printery, Roob Studio, and Crafto Company for their help in producing this yearbook of 1954. RENNER OLDSMOBILE Uongraz'ulations! The House of Servicet' Wfgam J' 'jwlaym W W PHOTOGRAPHER to a i con ' . . auwa S ' S Sm Capitol Drive at Downer Ave. PARK SAVINGS BANK HOTEL SCHROEDER 3405 W. Lisbon Ave. 509 W. Wisconsin BR. 1-7250 Member F,D.I.C. di Federal Reserve System B e s t W 1 s h e s F r o m Quality The Class of '24 ALLEN-BRADLEY C0. QUALITY MOTOR CONTROL Milwaukee, Wisconsin Page l38 Congratulations To the Class 0 1954 From the MOTHERS' GUILD NUVELTY CLEANERS 81 LAIINDERERS Shirts, Laundry and Dry Cleaning O can r WO. 2-9400 for Prompt Service e g 0 n Hamburgers by the Bag I n n 1 'W-PH 9 GREEN SPUT '-UNCH CHINESE and AMERICAN Eooo 7413 Harwood Ave. Wauwatosa SandwichesfSP. 4-9631-Short Orders Chop Suey +0 Take on Phone and Your Order Will Be Ready 3V2 CURRENT DIVIDEND When You Call Full Paid and Optional Savings Accounts. All accounts gisygfrlilmgstto 510,000 by FSLIC, an Agency of tho Federal WAUWATUSA SAVINGS AND LUAN ASSUCIATIUN open 11:30 A. M to 3:00 A. M, 7603 West State St., Wauwatosa 13, Wis. BLuemound 8-5880 3404 W. North Ave., 2nd Floor Since 1899 X - - Hilltop 2-3600 SCHLQIFIHHE ' HFISTEI7 CO. 324 E. Wisconsin Ave. 324 E. Silver Spring Dr, G r e e t i n g s and GEBEHHRD-BEHEHHMMEHINC. iiff'-5155 Qfg mm EENEHAL CUNUMIUH5 . H L 8-1818 B e st W I s h es Page I39 SEA A 0T0ll IC. Manufacturers of PULVI-MIXERS AND ROTARY TILLERS 305 N. 25th St., Milwaukee 3, Wis. John S. Jung, Inc. From A Friend Milwaukee Gil Haasch Paint and Hardware SHORE DRIVE 'GA 26th and Vliet Street Quality Meats and Groceries Erv Heyer-Prop. Complete Line of Sporting Goods Paints and Hardware 625 E. Silver Spring ED. 2-9700 FINE WATCHES JEWELRY DIAMONDS 2604 West Vliet Street WEst 3-0770 Milwaukee 5, Wisconsin Page, l40 Ecl Steigerwald 86 Sons, Inc. General Confraclor J. IVI. BRENNAN, Inc. PLUMBING and HEATING CONTRACTORS Dlvision 2-3830 2930 W. Clybourn S+. Milwaukee 8. Wisconsin .N-1,-Y' ' - . ,. 1' 4 3, .. . - , Av, ll' N Q , . I REE SERV ICE . - - - f ' . . Q' I l -J 1 .A freezer' ,es . , V ,, .u Q ly J QI . Spraying-Surgery Pruning-Fertilizing Removal-Bracing ' ' ' Orcharding ' - A fy Evergreen Care Large and Small Tree ' IW. gf -call!! Planting 'V H. Weed Control , , Consultations P A-f' - ' QQ'-V3 Complete Insurance -.1 ' . - ' Coverage . ...Q uf .V ' ' BLuem0und 8-3365 g . Er--. .Ja , wf 1- w J 2 I f a fiat'-if ' -li X-Elf li Q oe' ,, V E,x I J WWI C3 al ,ax H ' X, YB 'P QW . 435 1 a sf' ff 'T' T I' 1 Quill? PQ M Q.',,M veg ,f , . f' Q fl' JI' A I , . r 'gy '-7 Ie I'll'r' ef .. -Q F ' v' , , film, ' AQ I . 1- l 'I A .. Q Q 45 . . I . . It Tree Science 81 Service Go. I 1 lair' ,.,w I: . , Mn- 'L..l'N... I, L: 6II MAYWOOD AVE. 0TT'S PHARMACY For Drugs 427 E. Silver Spring Drive WO. 4-9890 Whifefish Bay, Wis. E. W. nocxwoon, Prop. The London Hof Shop and Shoe Repairing Co. Real Estate - Appraisals - Insurance Expert hat cleaners and shoe repairers-general dry cleaners of ladies' and men's wearing apparel. H A D O 226 E. Wisconsin Ave. 9 7II N. Broadway BROADWAY 6-30I0-30II MILWAUKEE z, was SP 9 +7834 70l5 W' Noflh Ave . H. Paulsen Lumber Co. HlIClllf?I'S in Qlltlllfjj Iizlilfling Supplies 2837 Wes'I Slarlc Sfreef Hill+op 5-7I20 Page I4l V6 f 'ir ff'-4: , Ue UU U so -gr. 'A: -'A-A e e i :'V - ' '. Q..: , , ': : : :: 4 'A2 l i ': 2:' 'llz 'iiii 1'1A : A PHONE lllloacluzay I-7703 WAUWATUSA FUEL 81 SUPPLY UUMPANY Ask Those We Serve BLuemound 8-7700 From zz Frzena' HUEBSCH MANUFACTURING CUMPANY Manufacturers of Laundry and General Insurance - Real Estate Dry C1.-,aning Equipment 634 W. Miichell S+. Phone Ml. 5-7525 Milwaukee I, Wisconsin W.P.Celichowski 86 Co. RUSS HEILMAWS I P I KUESEL IIUAL DU 07 9202 W. Center Street FINEN 7' QUALITY ULOTIIING FOR 1:oys, YOUNG MEN, AND MEN SIZES 3 T0 44 Open Friday Evenings 'til 9 ALWAYS PLENTY OF FREE PARKING Refrigeration and Air Conditioning SALES and SERVICE COMMERCIAL and DOMESTIC 2738 N. 72nd St. . Res. GR. 6-9575 W. H. LA FONTAINE GL. 3-0719 Page l42 PETER SCHERKENBACK Grading and Excavating TRUCKING-TRAILER SERVICE Phone Mltchell 5-1893 3775 South 35th Street Milwaukee 15, Wisconsin JOS. D. BONNESS, INC. GENERAL CONTRACTORS H1GHWAYS-AIRPORTS-BRIDGES 1409 N. 27th St. Milwaukee, Wis. NORTHWESTERN LAUNDRY COMPANY General Laundrying and Dry Cleaning Phone Dlvision 2-3735 2401-03 West North Avenue Complzmenly of zz Friend .11z'll1'a11lfe'r and f1'HlCI'I.f'll,S Lr11'gf'.wi A1 L ' 8 Offices - 80 Salesmen 7602 Harwood Ave. GLenview 3-7100 INN URED HA VI N G S- MONTHLY REPAYMENT MORTGAGES Equiiable Savings and Loan Associafion ROBERT J. PITTELKOW President ROBERT cf. PITTELKOW Executive Vice-President 233 East Wisconsin Avenue Phone BRoadway 6-2553 Page I43 Ea! ilfwahea Zur a Itcefsfsfuf Career T. C. ESSER I . Mfgs. and Distributors MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN GLASS PAINT MIRRORS WALLPAPER OVER 31 YEARS OF HEALTH SERVICE We Have Filled Over MI Million Prescriptions One of the Largest Laboratories in Milwaukee CURLEY'S PHARMACY 50I N. 29+l1 Street PHONES DI. 4-996I, DI. 4-9963, DI. 4-995I Ewens 81 Son REAL ESTATE-LOANS-INSURANCE 60 Y cars of Sc1'z.'ice :gram a .griencl Best Wishes RAY HAASCH JIIHN GRAF C0. BETTER INSURANCE SERVICE HERMAN1 0. DUNKER Associated with The Roberts Co. 2527 W. VLIET ST. 942 N. Jackson S+., Milwaukee 2, Wis. COIVIPLIIVIENTS ESI. 1891 PLUMBING - HEATING - INDUSTRIAL SUPPLIES Tel. BRoadWay 1-1088 Page I44 Students' and Men's Clothing IVIAYNARII ELECTRIC STEEL il 5chmnTFOrIow CASTING co. 203 N. Wafer Sf. 2367 N. 3rd S+. 2856 S. 27141 S+ree+ 36II W. Nor'I'I1 Ave l307 W. Vlief S+ 73I6 W. Greenfield Ave. Milwaukee 46' Wisconsin LAYTON PARK DAIRY CO. Grade A Dairy Products Ml. 5-03I8 2929 W. Forest Home PAT RYAN FORD SALES AND SERVICE S. I9'II1 af Foresf Home EV. 3-I460 From cz Friend IRV. HAAS MEAT MARKET 2459 S. Howell Ave. HU. 3-3 loo Complzhzerzls Doerman Shoe M fg. C 0. Great Scott How They Wear I ! GREAT SCOTT Shoes for Children SOUTH MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN Page I45 Fla' vor Favorzkes For Eve rv Occaszbn Cookies and Crackers Fine Candies I-Iot Fudge and Chocolate ROBERT A. JOHNSTON CO. Wifh Besf Wishes fo 1954 Graduafes KELLOGG SEED CIIMPAN Y MILWAUKEE ' DA. 8-0373 D. L. KLOCKOW, President H. P. SCANNELL, Secretary in charge of Lawn Seed Dept. In charge of Bird Food Dept. NOON LUNCHEONS EVENING DINNERS Blue Dahlia SUPPER CLUB AIR CONDITIONED Reservations - BL. 8-6300 Dining Room for Private Parties and Wedding Receptions Page l46 rv if whenever you do .... SAVE SAVE SAVE v L-ag f For college or travel or other future needs, save at any convenient ofice of the First Wisconsin National Bank. Whatever your plans or hopes or dreams may be whatever you do ..... ' ' A gk , 'Z xiii gi ' E 5 I I 1:3 few' 76 f SX NR-11W SAVE al' the FIRST WISCONSIN First Wisconsin National Bank of Milwaukee MEMIER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION 1.43 II II LA Builder II J. TE KE Realtor SPRING 4-3760 WAUWATOSA ARCADE 7220 W. Norfh Ave. BL. 8-9972 12-ALLEYS-12 W. C. DENTINGER .1 E W E L E R s 3505 W. Lisbon Ave. DI. 4-3505 Congrafulafions 'Io Ihe Class of '54 ROBERT W. HOAG BETTER PRESCRIPTION SERVICE KOWALSKI DRUG CO. REAL ESTATE I602 W. Nafional Ave. OR. 2-9773 SCHWISTER Wenzler's MARKET 5aIes Fafd Service Wholesale-Retail MEATS Over 20 Years of Service to the Community IOI36 W. Fond du Lac Ave. Milwaukee, Wis. Phones: DI. 4-3344, DI. 4-3202 I329 Wesi' Vliei' S+., Milwaukee 5, Wisconsin Page I48 YOUR FUTURE An astute appearance is a better . recommendation than any letter Congratulalzom of introduction. Confidence in you appearance often helps to build self reliance. From For years MacNei1 and Moore have successfully advised young leaders. A Friend S llllmillrlll and llllnuln MADISON MILWAUKEE COLORADO SPRINGS Office: Hilltop 5-4655 Hilltop 56108 . Marge's Food Store Bnfman Monumen' co' Harold and Marge Van Acker Llsbon at 54th Street QUALITY MEATS and GROCERIES OMAR BHTMAN 4732 W. Fond du Lac Ave. Milwaukee 10, Wis. WESLEY STEEL TREATING CO. Typewriter and Adding Machine OOMMERCIAL METAL TREATING EXCHGIIQB. IHC- CHARLES l. WESLEY, President 137 EHS! Wells Street 13214403 W- Pierce St. Mltcheu 5-8767 BRoadway 6-6889 Milwaukee 2, Wls. Milwaukee 4, Wis. All Makes Sold-Rented-Repaired IVIEURER BAKERY MIL WA UKEEZS' FINEST Pastries, Wedding and Party Cakes 4900 W. North Ave. 8820 W. North Ave. Hilltop 2-0900 SP, 4-9870 7500 W. Greenfield Ave. 6762 W, Beloit Rd, GL. 3-9680 EV. 3-9496 Page I49 holzbauer's FINE JEWELRY May the Best in Every Day Bc Yours 2210 W. Fond du Lac Ave. J. H. BECKER 81 SONS U r b a n E G a n S e r Funeral Directors Roy J. Becker Louis Becker Joseph A. Becker REALTOR Home Loans Savings Insured . On Easy Terms to 310,000 Real Estate Appraiser Insurance AMERICAN 1470 S- W St- SPM 4-3310 SAVINGS si LoAN Assoc1ATl0N 634 W. Mitchell St. Phone MI. 5-7525 ELECTRO-PLATERS CO. High Speed Copper Mechanical Barrel Plating Bright Nickel Commercial Silver Chromium Iridite Paint Base Bright Zinc Polishing- Buffing Cadmium 106 E. MELVINA ST. WOodruff 2-2994 One Block South of Capitol Drive lf!! L0n2','?:JL5nK 2803 N YEUTONIA Ave. MILWAUKEE 6. WISCONSIN Page l50 , , J 05.50 Fine Prinfing and Engraving fgarmgz McBride-Boylan Engraving Bo. 9 0 2I4 W. Michigan Sf. Aw' Opposite Public Service Bldg. If '? 7 w e I Complimen+s of fhe Dorner Company Power Planl' Equipmen+ Courfesy of Mr. ancl Mrs. Frank Repa+l1 and Mrs. Clarence Jeffrey Timber's Drive In Restaurant Where Milwaukee and the Airport M 5067 S. HOWELL AVE. 9-Gt Congraiularions +o Hue Class of I954 From fhe Unclerclassmen of +l1e Flambeclu Annual Sfaff DANIEL BYRNES, '55 JOHN O'HARA, '55 GEORGE FIX, '57 THOMAS SINDORF, '55 ROBERT HOTVEDT, '56 WILLIAM VOSSMAN, 55 PETER WEBER, '55 Page I5I 3921- Qi?-I X- 'sw saw. wA.N , f ' ,.,. 9 '-'-- gig , ,,,, gi-a ,fi-if -3ig:':i,:9?s.f?f ,X ' 1- ':'--W , ,,, ,.,1?2?,a.,:- ,X N,1'11 ,X ',',sggvysS:g2.,,a,:g . !,!-- -. 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