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

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1958 volume:

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' 1 I:1 '5'f4'.!?w 'l:fZ'l'l' . fa' , - - V. 5 f n I s Q. - R , 4 5 . ..,,, fl 1 i I ldulllll lulllml' X yf X ' 'LYiN!lIln.. 'HV f if t , H A A ' , 'N a+ it +I lllllmhf I! -- W A LUMENO. I ! I Wwe xx 1 I f f f X l h 1857 X The Students of Marquette High School Present Editors John Coverdale Matthias Millen Business Manager Joseph Cairnes 4 4 Decliccition Miss Elizabeth Connely has been the librarian at Marquette since l94O. During a senior's 4 years at Marquette, he becomes increas- ingly aware of her professional competence and friendly interest. Anyone who has prepared a class report can testify to her help- fulness, and those who have debated or worked on the publica- tions owe her a special debt of gratitude. Thanks to her training, the senior leaves Marquette with a firm grasp of the principles of reference work. As an expression of appreciation we dedicate the i958 Flam- beau to her. 5 Administration K I s x Very Reverend Richard T. Jones, S.J. President Mr. J. J. Schmitz MY- Z- W- D37 6 Asst. Business Mgr Business Manager Rev. Roman A. Bernert, S.J. Principal I , A ,.,,.,y'V'LLg,.,,s.,,W,,i.,..rl.. f .. li raven 1 A 'ff ,f j?li7'm fy ,f' 'X 1 f' ' W,,k,,- ' ww we W5 w..,..,4.ee1l ,,,,.:,,., .ig V 1 R, X if ,f ,lf 2:54. at Rev. Jerome T. Boyle, S.J Assistant Principal Miss Elizabeth A. Connelly 7 Miss I-e 0 e M- Cahill Librarian Registrar W l l Faculty Rev. Francis A. Arcuri, S.J. Religion, Latin, Band Moderator . .W E S s Mr. James J. Blask Mr. Thomas N. Brennan, S.J. Rey, Floyd A, Brey, S.J. Mathematics, Bookkeeping Latin, Cross Country, Cartoonists Latin, Religion M D 5 - R. Brinell, 5.3, Rev. John W. C-rowley, Mr. Gerald J. Day, S- J r nan Mathematics Qhemistryi Year- English, Counselling, National History, Acolytes book, Sodality Honor S0ClefY 8 rw fx f4 lXVVx Rev. Jose h P. Curran, S.J. Mr. James A. Dervin, S.J. Mr. Malcolm G. Dodds , Mathematics, Physical Ed., Head Coach: Basketball, Baseball, Asst. Coach: Football P English, Religion Rev. William R. Duffey, S.J. Mr. Robert L. Faricy, S.J. Rev. Thomas A. Finnegan, S.J. Speech, Counselling Mathematics, Assistant Athletic Religion, Counselling Director Mr. Philip, C. Fischer, Rev. Robert J. flahavan, S.J. R R, hard R. Fone I SJ. Lt',Wbt ,sdii Rl ev--C y 5 'n e S ers O a ' Y e 'gm English, Publications 9 if Mr. John H. Fountain RSV- J0S9Ph A- GI'-W, SJ- Rev. John C. Healy, S.J. Mathematics Latin, Religion, Counselling, So- Sociology, Religion, Political Sci dality Coordinator ence Club Mr. Theodore J. Hottinger, S.J. , M Thomas L' Jacobs' 5-J' English, Cafeteri , eerleaders History, Assistant Athletic Direc tor, Sodality Q71 l pk lzaxfv' i V f i fl ' U Mr. Daniel J. Kenney, S.J. Mr- Frank R- K0Pel1Ski English, Speech, Sodality, Fresh- HiSf0 Y, Pl Y5lCal Educafiom man Football, Midget Basketball Coach: Varsity Football, Track, B-team Basketball Rev. Lawrence D. Kelly, S.J Mathematics, Religion, Sodal Box Office Mr. Ivan Krarnoris French, Spanish Rev. Robert W. Lambeck, S.J. English, Counselling, Sodality Rev. Harold J. McAuliffe, S.J. Speech, Religion, Counselling, Athletic Director Rev. Francis X. Nawn, S.J. Physics, Religion, Swimming Mr Carl A Lof S.J. Mr. Louis A. LeMieu . ' ' Y: ChemistrY X Latm' Grgekf M' H- Club, Bwsf ers, Sodality Mr. John L. Mccmhy, s.J. M'- F'a k, - Michvda English, Websters Mathematics, Bowling Mr. William B. Neenan, S.J. Re , R I, rf C, Q f Latin, History, Websters, Sodality Phytsics? gounselIin2TaS?ci2n!g- Club, Sodality ll Aggbrsishyggrgxyin Latin, Religion, Counselling Coordinator Rev. Roland J. Reichmuth, S.J. RSV- AI'I10lCl J- 53lCllel'f, SJ- Latin, Greek, Counselling, Book History, Religion Store, Sodality Rev. Joseph T. Shinners, S.J. MY- -530165 H- Sfelflel, S.J. hatin, Religion, Alumni Associa- Lalln, Speech, Websters tion 12 Rev. Leonard P. Piotrowski, S.J. Rev. Bernard J. Portz, S.J. Mathematics, Physics, Choir Mr. Leon J. Schlenk German, Speech, Prep Players Rev. Vincent J. Ward, S.J. Counselling IN MEMORIAM Rev. Edward J. Laskowski, S.J. Died August 16, 'I957 Fr. Laskowski, though not generally well known by the student body, was the man behind the scenes in the Marquette story. As Minister of the Jesuit community he cared for the material needs of the priests and scholastics. As building superintendent he directly contributed to the comfort and well being of students and faculty alike. May he rest in peace. Cafeteria Workers Maintenance Men Mrs. Litzau and Mrs. E. Meyers Mr' E' Naus and Mr' J- Kak'-4llS Staff The brothers James Becwar, S.J. and Robert Joyce, SJ, W yn..- f,3'ML 'ts I3 g age? , M Hifi my 'EWR AQ' Ahrenhoersfer Edwin R APP FYBHCIS -l Ash Michael J Bach, Philip J. Beeckler, Donald C Bertram Barry J Boehm Owen H Boemer, Richard C BOYQMIU GCOPSG F Boyle Dennis C Boyle James Brennan, James M. These ore the seniors What are they like? They are like seniors everywhere - yet they retain some- thing all their own. Just what that something is . . . no one really knows. ln- tangible - some call it spirit . . . The Marquette spirit. The spirit can be seen in all of them - sons of lawyers, sons of skilled workers - all bound together in a common bond. The Marquette spirit. What are these high school seniors? What is their way of life? XX-1' 'RTR wtf' ii. --al-.f Q, fir ff Eg 4' fi., Q Brezinski, Allan R. Brueft, Thomas W. Brugger, Joseph Anthony Budny, Clement L. Buech, Gerald R Qrgifsetrskxiiiiifmi5555225 swvzfzew Q fs: mfg 7: ei 5 g. K i 'mi ' , Jope rJ . , J V. 5 , 'fs rf +4 kauzw- fi 5 S '53 2 5 ff' M 2. if ia ig gm? X? mm 1 LP , Q S 5 P Br Byrnes, Thomas W. Calvey, Edward L. Caffrey Thomas Callen Michael A . Z 'im as X , Jw 4335 is T 5,1 X Carollo, Casper, Stephen J Ceolla George J Cary, William J. Champeau, A. Thomas I9 Charette Eugene Cherney Rudolph S They play ai 9 fl' Nw Coughlin, John T. Coverdale, John Crivello. Mario F- 20 J 3 4 - H .1 L-'I-,.I,g'f i -- E ,irzaifffwz w Sggjls'-qff af If f'-f 5, in - Q ,K F K Cullen, f ttf? Mark J, Cunningham, Michae Chmielewski, Thomas H. M ' :A a ::'? f -. Christoffersen, Neil J. Collopy, John Chojnacki, John S. Cohan, Edward .- ,fi A 5 :- A S? X , ' .'7 f?,, ,. , . X , 'R 1' Conforti, Richard A. :v Q an ef, in-.W -- 'M' 'hhhhhhh ,nJJ . ' e JJJJJJJ i JJnn h ' . ' J J H , LJH V. w Jfnh J J J 'V 'l.,h J he X Q, V :'- J zarnecki, Jerry J. Czerwinski, Michael S. Daleiden, Dennis J. Daneels, Dennis P. 21 Den Boer, Anthony L 3 3 .FQ .- They tucly 'JK- Q1 Q x. y 3 Doyle, Dennis Felker, Richard J. Dropp, Eugene C. Dunker, Edward N. .: ,-2 i Liiiiiif-1 L , .1 ' 7-ws.. fy' Kiwi. if - il X x 552+ in I 41 K QP ' W Z ' R' r f .,1., .2 - 'f M, - if, 59, AM.. ' k mzaq , T Ai x Fiala, James B. HHIGYI James P- 22 i e S' sl. il ii Nw- '53 298. 4-,psf-1 5 if Dunn, John W. Dwyer, James W, , K Nui K .W I t. ,, fgiiiwkb-Q el mm 'X in Fischer, John A. Flaherfy, Michael I in-... Egan, Michael S. Fahl, Thomas R. deshazerl Sfeven D. Dicristo, Thomas J. .E W ., M ' if Doering, Robert A. Dgwneyl B,-yan L. . in 1: MH' FBIIOII, James W- Farmer, George M. Felder, Robert A. , 38' 5 eaaa H 5 6 iff ,rm '- ' . lannery, Brian L. Fleming, James R. Fleming, Paul M. Forge, Ralph J, pox, James J. 23 is , gy r ip Qs , . . mir -:ws 3? Y f A fm asv if L A 3, ff In 5 a Q 4 .- 3' .H :QA ,, R ,mn 5229, L nv. my H ff 5 ! Si T R, K v if Q, Q , 15,75 ,- ,, -- - L: ' ' K. U , of -A if , 1 , A R if 9 Franzen, Chris J. French, Gilbert G. Gauer, Michael L. Geisenheiner, Norman K. Gibb0I1S, James P Wim Guerin, David M, Gumerman, Norman A. Haan-le, Joseph A, Harr, Terry R. Harris, Thomas P 1' ::..:- 2:-1 ' - --sei ' , 11 if x ,4 X 1 Q K .X M iii? 32,52 A' U ' X 'vgicggf f Ja x 5 J Ng fm iw el Gigl, William J. Gillick, Lawrence D. , igggamz is ' ajb, Grace, Robert W. Graham, Richard D. aushalter, William H. Haydock, John J. Hayes, William J. Hehn, Ronald B. '2 E 3 a 5 3 They PVUY Grassberger, Mark P. Hellman, John W. Heriog, Joseph P. Hilmer, Robert A. Hoeper, Howard Hushek, James J. Kenny, Leland F. Koester, James A. Johnson, James A. Kern F Theodore ,,,:,, . - ...V ,, . , Konkel, David P. Josten, Roy J. Kledrowskl Walter R Al. Hoepfl, Robert T. . S . f 1' , il . 11, , ' S .. , ,..,,,. . Kalton, Michael C. Klazura, Dennis J. Holmes, James P. Kelly, David J. Klug, Michael J. Konopka, Arthur F. Kosikowski, Clarence KOSSUWI GBYY J- 26 , f ff 2 -- They participate 5 Kowalczyk, Walter J. Kremsreiter, James K. Kringel, Jerome H. Kult, Robert P. Lachenmann, Marce Luehrs, Francis W. Lutz, R4-Fbeff A- ,KA Yen? Mackowski, John E. Madden, James A- Mages, John B. Malensek, John R. ' LaFond, Philip C. Lein, Russell T. Leonhardt, Robert M. Lesch, Larry A. Lorch, Thomas W f. : .9F:i k- il.. Q T 5 I gb: Q. 11 3 iz 5,3 Q aww : E P' They watch 'Braves' celebration m And wait . sf K 5+ 42 E v Mareffi, Richard D. Marfocci, John B. Me,-,nil joseph A, Merten, Cornelius J. Masfers, Christopher F. Mal-eickal Dgnald E, Mathias, Richard D Mierzwa, John F. Mihelich, Gerald J. Millen, Mathias M. 30 ...fr- ,aua, Theodore F. Mitchell, James S. 'RTL McCann, Thomas D. McCarty, James B. ' N. .Se 1 5 H-M ar, :la g '-'.. r . .Qi,2?Q i':5f f- gg off McCormack, Myron T. 149 ! 1 1 McManus, Hugh S. Monday' Thomas C' Morrissey, Frank D. Mueller, Paul R. Mullarkey, Daniel P. 31 is 55 EQ. Y. gi Nelson, George P. Neman, Thomas E- Newman, J0hll J. 0'Bl'ie i John P- O'ConneIl, John L. Piffelkvw. RiChBl'd Plashal, John G. Platt, Lawrence J. Ploch, Thomas M. si Kei? iii! si: -:si Powondra, Philip F. Probsf, Frank R. Purtell, Dennis J. Raddatzi Ronald R- . . 53 Ramsfack. Roberf F. Reilly, Richard E. Reinhold, Ruben E. Rieai, Joseph M. A Pfeffer. Geofge J Peters Greg0fY - Pelnen J05ePh J' I J me C. ackee, Edmond C. Park, ero They relax tai a lain 4 fiivsfvs iii! lil ill ities A ll: Ill I 4114: fills!! 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Wissing, Thomas E. Young James Zeiler, Carlton J. Zeps, Michael J. Ahfenhvefsfeff Edwin R- - Ash, Miohooi J. soon, Philip J. I 9310 W. Wilson Blvd. BQIIB N. Atiargrnia :va wauwamsa' chi King 4130 W' Mani' D First Honors, I . . . Secc?r:Zwl?lgnbrs,.2,o3f4 Fhmbeau yearbook 2 3 Mnwaukee st sebastian Sodality, l, 2, 3, 4 . , . Frosh Football . . . ' ' ' I ' ' Varsity Football, 2, 3, 4 . . . M.H. Club, 2, 3, 4 .I . . Boosters, 4 . . . Wrestling, 3. Conclave, 4, president . . . F'rst Honors, I, , ' Baggott, James P. I 2, 3, 4 . . . National Honor Society, 3, 4 5630 W, Norwich Aye, APP' Frank J' S d I, I 2 3 4I f 3 4 Milwaukee, St. Gregory the Great 310 S 64 st ' ' ' 0 any' ' ' f ' pre ect' ' ' ' ' Conclave, 3 . . . Second Honors, I, 2, 3, 4 , ' ' ' ...Nt' IH SO't,I,2,3,4... Mllwaukem Holy cross Webster, I, 2, 3, 4 . . . Flambeau Monthly, ACoIyI3Iiona I IoEogIMIfEeIY4 I I I FIaImbeau . - 3, 4 . . . Boosters, 4 . . . Frosh Football MOHTIWIY, 4 - . - Band, I. 2, 3, 4: SGCYGTHYY. First Honors, I, 2, 3 - 50d3l'fYf I - ' - I 3, vice-president, 4 . . . Science Club, 3, 4 SWIMMING, 4 - - - WVGSIIIYIQ. 3, 4- . . . Varsity Football, 2 . . . Track, 2. , , . Manager, Frosh Basketball. Balistreri, Peter S. I - Boehm, Owen H. Boyle, James F, . ' I623 5- M i ' 2711 w. Brown si. 5314 w. Dakoton si. shmewood' sl' Rohm Milwaukee, St. Thomas Aquinas Milwaukee, St. Rita g:ZIZFon:7rsil52113' 4 'sloagiihorgalronor First Honors, I . . . Second Honors, 2, 3 Sodality, I, 2, 3 . . . Manager, Frosh Cross IEOUIIIII' 5 ' ' ' Y' ' ' ' ' . . , Sodality, I,I 2, 3, 4 . . . Acolyte, I Basketball . . . Bowling, 3, 4 . . . Manager, Y' ' . . . Choir, I, 2, 3, 4 . . . Science Club, Track, I . . . Manager, B-Team Basket- Beeckler, Donald C. 2' 3' 4' I I ball' 2' 1804 S. 53 St.. West Milwaukee, St. Florian Boemer, Richard CI First Honors, I, 4 . . . Second Honors, 2, 3 , . . . N31'lOl'I3l 1 1OnOl' SOCIEIZY, l, 2, 3, 4 . . . Brennan' Janies M. Sodality, I, 2, 3, 4 . . . Cross Country, 2 ' ' I . . . Science Club, 3, 4 . . . Bowling, 4. Second Honors, 3, 4 - - - Tfafikf li 2- In Glenwgw Ifvj' - auwatosa, t. u e Berres. Norbert A. B G F Second Honors, 1, 2 . . . Bowling, 1, 2. 0 . 9131 w. 'rowiiooiia ' rgman' eo'?eI I I I Milwaukee, chris' King 6224 W. Kinnickinnlc River Parkway Milwaukee, St. Gregory the Great Second Honors, I, 2, 3, 4 . . . Baseball, 4. CISIMICII 3 I I I Stamp 8I COIIII Club 3I AI A Bertram, Barry J. Brezlnskl, Robert . . 3375 S. Pennsylvania Ave. Boyle, Dennis CI W AIII H1311 S. 75tISt. ' Milwaukee, Sacred Heart 9640 w G ,I I est ls, o y ssump ion First Honors, I . . . Second Honors, 2 . . . edwreeniif S6C0I'1d l'l0 10I'S. I - - A SOCIBIITY, If 2 - - - es' 'S M.H. Club, 3, 4 . . . Sophomore Football Flambeau Yearbook, I, 2, .3 . . . Camera Club, I, 2 . . . Wrestling, 3. Sodality, I . . . Swimming,'2, 3, 4. . . Baseball, 3, 4. Bruett, Thomas W. I Budflyr Clemelll' L- Burke, Robert L. 2555 N. 120 St. ' 2965 S. 43 St. 3354 N. Bartlett Wauwatosa, Christ King Milwaukee, Blessed Sacrament Milwaukee, st Rnben Conclave, 4, vice-president . . . Fi? Honors, Second Honors, I , , . Sodality, I, 2, 3, 4 B k w II J I,2,3,4...SodaIity,l,2,,4... AI 234.-.Glf'3I4... ure iiam, Cross Country, 3 . . . Flambeau Monthly, Bcxlllte' 2'3 '4 0 I 3, 4 . . . Boosters, 4 . . . Sophomore Foot- 0 'ng' ' ' ' ' 3354 N- B ball . . . Frosh Football . . . Golf, I,'2, 3, 4 Milwaukee, St. Robert ' ' ' Bowlmg' 2' 3' , B h G Id R First Honors, I, 3 . . . Second Honors, 2. 3 . B A th . nec ' er ' Huge 'gill W -I 2342 s. 29 sr. Byrnes, Thomas W. Waifwatosg uglngzlzfstligi Milwaukee' Holy GMS' 1223 5' '03 sf- Sodamy I Choir I Bowling Second Honors, I, 2, 3, 4 . . . Sodality, West Allis, St. Aloysius 2, 3, 4,' ' ' ' I ' ' ' ' ' I, 2, 3, 4. seaemy, 1 , . . Fresh Basketball. Caffrey, Thomas A. Carollo, James A. Cherney, Rudolph S. me-N. so sf. W 26025 'f,.S'- I I 4442 N- as sf. Milwaukee, St. Sebastian 1 'mama' ns' mg I Miwfillkeer sf- Mil'93l'ef MUY Ionclave, 4 . . . First Honors, 2, 3 . . . gziigxy' J' 2 ' ' ' Prep Players' 4 ' ' ' A Conclave, 3 - - - 50dBlifY, 3 - - - BOWHYISS, Second Honors, I . . . Sodality, I, 2, 3, 4 g' ' V 2, 3 - - - Baseball, 4- . . Flambeau Monthly, 4 . . . Prep Play- ' Q ers, 2, 3, 4 . . . Band, I, 2, 3, 4, vice-presi- Carpenter, Tlwmas M. . . lent, 3, president, 4 . . . Booster, 4 . . . 2640 E Newton Ave A Cl'lIl'lleleWSlKl, Tl'l0lll3S H. gjnfsi gf E B - -3Ff0Sh Baskffball - - - Shorewood, sr. Rosen 5223 w. Hayes Ave. Lgcieim 3as4et al ' ' ' Nahonal Honor Conclave, 2 . . . Sodality, I, 2, 3, 4 . . . Wes' Mm: sf- Riff ey' ' ' Acolyte, I . . . Sophomore Football . . . First Honors, I, 3 . . . Second Honors, 2 Political Science Club 4. . . . Acolyte, I, 2, 3 . . . Wrestling, 3, 4. Iallen, Micheal A. 8065 N. 63 Sr. Cary William J. - - Milwaukee, Our Lady of Good Hope I 3252 S Taylor Ave chnstoffersen' Nell Varsity Football, 3 , . . B-Team Basketball, Milwaukee, St. Augustine 2950 N' 89 sl' 3 I - I Baseball I MilWllIkee Kill Second Honors, I, 2 . . . Sodality, I, 2 ' g . . . Flambeau Monthly, 4 . . . Sophomore' F . . . ' . 1 - . hlvey' Edward L. ootball Varsity Football, 3 cholnackll John S. ' 223 N. Pinecrest Ave. 2218 S- 7 Sf- Milwaukee, Holy Cross Cliafeffe, Ellgelle T. Milwaukee, St. Josaphat irst Honors, 2 . . . Second Honors, I, 3, 4 1925 N. 49 St. Conclave, 3, 4 . . . Sodality, I, 2, 3, 4 lebster, I . , . Cross Country, 3, 4 . . . MuV3 keef sf- sebaiflan . . . Flambeau Monthly, 4 . . . Boosters, 4 l.H. Club, 4 . . . Track, 2, 3, 4 . . . Second Honors, I, 2, 3, 4 . . . Sodality, I . . . Soph Football . . . Frosh Football, Var- adality, I, 2, 3, 4. . . . Acolyte, I, 2 . . . Choir, I, 2, sity Football, 3. O , -w Champeau, Thomas AQ Coughlin, John T. Czerwinski, Michael S. 3141 S. Taylor St. 486 5, Moghgllu, 2811 5, 14 St. MWWIIIKOCI sf- AU9ll3'i 9 Fox Point, St. Eugenes Milwaukee, St. John Kanty Second Honors, l, 2, 3. . . Political Science Varsity Basketball, 3, Second Honors, l , , , Sodality, 2, 3, 4 Club, 2, 3- . . . . Bowling, 2, 3, 4. overdale John F. Cwlll. GUYS' J- C , ' 382734, ,mall Daleiden, Dennis J. M, '15 Nl,Yf:':f ': f, 1:' Shorewood, sf. noun sooo w. cspami of. 'ww ee' ma mn . ' ' National Honors Soc. 4 . . . First Honors, Mi k ' 5 Agn 50da 'Y' 2' 3' 4 ' ' ' SaC'iS'a ' 4 ' ' ' 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . soaamy, 1, 2, 3, 4 . . , sodamy, 3, 4 , . . sophfoofbain . . . Golf, F bea Yea'b0o ' 4' Sodality vice Prefecf, 3, 4 . . . Acolyte, 3, 4 . . . Bowling, 2, 3, 4. l, 2 . . . Webster, l, 2, 3, 4 . . . Flam- CISPGY, Sfeplwll J. beau Monthly, 4 . . . Flambeau Yearbook, Daneels, Dennis P. 103 E, Bggumgnf Avg, l, 2, 3, 4 . . . Camera Club, l. ' 1234 N, so sl, wllifdfilll Bly, sf. Mdllitl Wguwglgga, Sl. ,Jude Sodality, 2 - - - 5Wi f'mi 'Qf 31 4- Crivelld, Marita F. Sodality, l . . . Prep Players, 3 . . . Bowl- 1537 N. sz si. ing, 2' 3- COHUPY: JUN' F- Milwaukee, St. Sebastian 2930 N. Muiem Ave. sodamy, 1, 2 . . . M.H. Club, 4 . . . soosf- Den 500' Ahfhvlly I-- A Milwllllem 51- J0lllI'S Clflletlfll ers, 4 . . . Varsity Basketball, 4 . . . B-Team 217 N. 61 St Second l-lonol-5, l, 2, 3 , , , Class Qfficey, 2 Basketball, 2, 3 . . . Baseball, 3, 4. Milwaukee, Holy Cross . . . Boosters, 1, . Soph Football . . . 1 Second Honors, 2, 3, 4 , , , Sodality, l, 1 Tennis, 4 . . . Varsity Football, 3, 4. Cullen, John J. , , , Acglyfe, I, 2, 3, 4 , , , Swimming, 4 9035 mum mu ' ' ' mek' 2' cohan' Edward M' Wauwatosa, Christ King D sh st D 5021 W- w M 9'9 'Wd' Prep Players, 3 . . . Band, l, 2, 3, 4 . . . e azer' even . Milwaukee, St. Sebastians Stamp and Coin Club, 3, 2535 N- 37 5' Sodality, 1, 2 . . . sand, 1, 2 . . . ska Club, Mi f 5'- A ' 4 , , , gowllno, 2, 3, 4, cunningham, Michael G. Flambeau Yearbook, 2 . . . Band, l, 2, 3 Conforti, Richard A. 2409 N' 70 F Dicristo, Thomas J. sses N. sm. Marian w ' S P 4151 N. 41 si ylhitefish Bay, St. Monica Track' 3' 4' Milwaukee, St. Stephen C0flCl2Ve, 3, 4 - - - S0dalifY, lf 2, 3, 4 , Conclave, 4 . . . Sodality, l, 2 . . . Web . . . Sodality Vice Prefect, 3, 4 . . . M.H. czarnedul Jerw J- stef, 2, 3, 4 , , , Flambeau Monthly, 1 Club, 3, 4 . . . M.H. Club President, 4 . . . 2808 S. 76 St. . . . Flambeau Yearbook, 4 . . . Prep Play Frosh Football . . . Frosh Basketball . . . West Allis, St. Rita ers, 3, 4 . . . Boosters, 4 . . . Soph Fool Varsity Football, 2, 3, 4 . . . Track, 2, 3, 4 Sodality, l , , , Sool, Football , , , Fresh ball . . . Varsity Basketball, Manager, 3, 1 Wrestling 3, 4. Football. . . . Political Science Club, 3, 4. l0e i '9. ROPGI1' A Dwyer, James W. . 7540 5- 55 sf- 235 N. 50 St. Milwaukee. St. Florian Milwwkn, Holy gnu, Fond Honors, lf 2' 3 - - - 50d3ll3Y' lf 2' Second Honors, I, 2, 3 . . . Sodality, 2, 3 4 ' ' - CVOSS Co'- 'm'Yf 2' 3' 4 ' ' ' M-IH' . . . Cross Country, 2, 3, 4 . . . M.H. Club, vb, 4 - - - Ffosh Fwfball - - - Va S Y 3, 4 . . . Frosh Basketball . . . Track, 3 lsketball, 4 . . . Track, 3, 4 . . . B-Team l l H 5,1-eam Basketball' 2, 3. nsketball, 3. V 'eY' 3'Y ' '-- Egan, Michael J. 333' N- 53 3'- sou w. washington sw. Milwaukee, Mother of Good Counsel Milwaukee sh sebntim :ms I' 2' 3 ' ' ' Bowling' 3 ' ' ' Base' Second Honors, l, 2. . . Acolyte, l, 2, 3, 4 ' ' Flambeau Monthly, 3 . . . Flambeau Year- book, 3, 4 . . . Prep Players, 4 . . . Tennis, gyle, Dennis J. l, Track, 2 . . . B-Team Basketball, 2, 3. 8140 W. Wisconsin Ave. Wauwatosa, St. Jude cond Honors, l, 2, 3 . . . Sodality, l, 2, Fahll Thgmgg R, 4 . . . Swimming, 3, 4 . . . Rifle Range, ' 821 N. 60 sh . . . Flambeau Monthly, 4 . . . Flambeau wwwuou' Holy cron zarbook, 3, 4 . . . Band, l, 2, 3, 4 . . . lnd Treasurer, 3 . . . Boosters, 4, Band, l, 2, 3, 4. ropp, Eugene C. 8444 W. McMyron St. wen Allis, si. Alma., 2734 N- A 4 ' Milwaukee, Mother of Good Counsel Fallon, James W. ep Players, 3 . . . Bowling, l, 2, 3, 4. ,Q Second Honors, l, 2, 3, 4 . . . Sodality, l, 2 . . . Acolyte, l, 2, 4 . . . Flambeau Year- ke Ed d N' book, 4 . . . Band, 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Frosh 2437 N- 90 53' Football . . . Frosh Basketball . . . B-Team Wauwatosa, Christ King Basketball, 2, 3. nd, 2, 3, 4. unn, John W. Farmer, George M. 3908 W. Wright 430 N. 32 St. Milwaukee, St. Annes Milwaukee, Saint Rose of Lima :sh Football. X Varsity Football, 2, 3, 4. Felder, Robert A. 2565 N. Pasadena Blvd. Wauwatosa, Christ King First Honors, l, 2, 3, 4 . . . Sodality, I, 2, 3, 4 . . . Webster, I . . . Flambeau Year- book, 4 . . . Prep Players, 2, 3, 4 . . Band, 2, 3, 4. Felker, Richard J. 9820 W. Concordia Milwaukee, Christ King Second Honors, I . . . Flambeau Yearbook, 3, 4 . . . Bowling, l, 2. Fiala, James B. ' 1550 N. 59 St. Milwaukee, Saint Sebastian Sodality, I, 2 . . . Prep Players, l, 2 . . , Band, l,,2, 3, 4 . . . Science Club, l, 2, 3, 4, secretary, 3, president, 4 . . . Camera Club, l, 2 . . . Radio Club, l, 2 . . . Bowl- ing, l, 2. , , Finley, James P. 3240 N. 81 St. Milwaukee, Mother of Good Counsel Sodality, l . . . Soph Football. Fischer, John A. A 1020 Woodland Ave. Elm Grove, Visitation 8. V. M. Sodality, l, 2, 3, 4, 'Vice Prefect, 2 . . Acplyte, l, 2, 3, 4 . . . Flambeau Year- book, 3, 4. Flaherty, Michael F. 202 Menomonee Ave. South Milwaukee, Saint John Prep Players, 2. Flannery, Brian L. l 2931 S. 103 St. Milwaukee, Saint Matthias Second Honors, l . . . Sodality, l, 2 . . . Acolyte, l . . . Bowling, 2, 3, 4. Fleming, James R. D 340 N. Pinecrest ' Milwaukee, Holy Cross Sodality, l, 2, 3, 4. . o . Soph Football. Fleming, Paul M. 5103,W. Hemlock Rd. Milwaukee, Qur Lady of Good Hope Second Honors, l, 2, 3 . . . Acolyte, l . . . 'Science Club, 4. Forge, Ralph J. 1062 Perry Ct. Wauwatosa, Saint Jude Prep Players, 2, 3, 4 . . . Bowling, 2, 3, 4. Fox, James J. 1 - 2015 N. 52 St. Milwaukee, Saint Sebastian Conclave, 4 . . . First Honors, l, 2, 3, 4 . . . National Honor Society, 3, 4 . . . So- dality, l, 2, 3, 4, Sodality Secretary . . . Vice Prefect, 2, 4 . . . Exchange 'Student- Greece . . . Cross Country, 2 . . . Flambeau Monthly, 3, 4, Editor, 4 . . . Flambeau Yearbook, 3 . . . Band, l, 2. Franzen, Christopher J. , 7739-A W. Mount Yernon Milwaukee, Saint Anthony of' Padua Swimming, 3, 4 . . . Camera Club, 2. French, Gilbert G. 2556 N. Lake Drive Milwaukee, Ss Peter And Paul Sodality, l, 2, 3, 4 . , . Flambeau Monthly, 4 . . . Prep Players, 2, 3, 4 . . . Band, l, 2, 3, 4 . . . Bowling 2 . . . Cheerleader, l, 2. Gauer, Michael L. 4 4052 N. 84 St. ,Milwaukee, Saint Margurette Mary First Honors, l, 3 . . , Second Honors, 2 . . . Flambeau Monthly, 3, 4 . . . Band, l, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer, 4 . . . Boosters, 4 . . . Soph Football. Geisenheiner, Kenneth N. ' 4245 s. Taylor Avo. Milwaukee, Saint Veronica Gibbons, James P. 1021 E. Spooner Fox Point, Saint Eugene Flambeau Yearbook, 4. Gillick, Lawrence D, , Haushalter, William H. 8914 Jackson Park slv. 302, S' 43 sh Wauwatosa, Christ Kill . . . . Sodality, l . . . M. H. Club, 3, 4 . . . Boos Sodamy' I' 2' 3 ' ' Polmca' Smence ers, 4 . . . Varsity Basketball, 2, 3, 4. Club, 2. 1 Milwaukee, Blessed Sacrament Haydock, John J. Gisl, Wiliam J. 1734 s. as s 1539 5, 31 go, West Allis, St. Josep Milwaukee, Saint Matthews First Honors, l . . . Second Honors, 2, 3 HSYCSI william J- . . . Frosh Football . . . Varsity Football, 4301 N, SNygllAy1 2, 3, 4 , , , Track, 3, Milwaukee, St. Robe Sod l't , l, 2, 3, 4 . Acolyte, l, 2, 3, PICS, 0 eff - Flambeau Mogthgf, 1, 2, 3C. . . Fgrntbea Q637 N, 16 sf, Yearbook, l, , , . . . amera u , Milwaukee, Holy Redeemer Second Honors, 1, 2 . . . Sodality, 1 . Helm. Ronald B- B0wIff1sx2- 1131 E. Potter Av. Milwaukee, Immaculate Coneeptio Graham, Richard D. Secong Honars, l, 25 3k4 . . . Ocoly2te,Fl, . . . oo 214 N-1051 i..'l1'a'7'f . ST.5IFl.g'2 3, 4. my Wauwatosa, Saint Anthony of Padua ' ' Sodality, l, 2, 3 . . . Swimming, 2, 3, 4 Hgllmanl Jglm W, . . . Science Club, l, 2, 3 . . . Camera Club, 1 . . . Radio Club, l . . . Bowling, 2. w,,,,,,,Lff,o5f, 'f,f,':,: E Second Honors, l, 2, 3 . . . Class Secre G b M k P. tary, 2 . . . Webster, l, 2, 3 . . . Flan' ran erger' ar u beau, 4 . . . Cartoonist Club, 3, 4 . . 430' W- AUNIDNY Drlve Boosters, 4 . . . Political Science, 2, 3, 4 Milwaukee, Blessed Sacrament Bowling, 2, 3, 4. Herzog, Joseph P. ' . . . 5118 W. Washington Blvs Gtlerlll, David M. Milwaukee, St. ,Sebastla 2313 5, 44 Sf, Sodality, I . . . Soph. Football . . . Frosl Milwaukee, Blessed Sacrament Footbau' Sodality, l, 2, 3, 4 . . . Webster, l, 2, 3, 4 . . . Prep Players, 3, 4. Hamer' Robert A- 1035 S. Post Roa - M'I 'k , . L ll Gumerman, Norman A. 'ww ee S' U .Band, 2, 3, 4. 4843 N. 72 St. Milwaukee, Holy Redeemer Hoeper' Howard P., 2212 E. Kenilwort Milwaukee, Holy Rosal Radio Club, l . . . Cartoonist Club, 3, 4. Haertle' JosePh0A' Second Honors, l, 2 . . . Sodality, l . . 2332 W, Chamber, Swimming, 2, 3, 4, Capt., 3 . . . Flambea Q Milwaukee, Saint Leo Monthly' 3' 4' Second Honors, l, 2, 3. Hoepfl, Robert T. 3034 N. 74 S Han' Terrance R' 2002 N 51 S Milwaukee, Mother of Good Counsn . f. S H 2 . . . h ' . . Milwaukee. Saint Seb-still' ll:fg?1:1olToglf'4 f . Boosirglrii vo. First Honors, l, 2 . . . Second Honors, 3 SifY FOOTPBH, 2, 3. 4 - - - TYBCK. 2 - - . . . Baseball, 4. Bowlmg' 2' 3' 4' Harris, Thomas F. Hdmes' James P' . 2192 N. 53 S 1900 Menomonee River Parkway Milwaukee' sh scum: Wauwatosa, Salnt Bernard F. H 3 S d H I A l' , . . . , , Flambeau Ye-ffbookl 4 - Q - Band, 112' 3' 41 TS. wglggljf, 3, 4 . . .eglgsh Fgglaoill . . Secretary, 4 . . . Cartoonist Club, 2, 3 Track, l, 2, 3, 4 . . . B-Team Basketbal . . . Ski Club, 4 . . . Bowling, 2, 3, 4. 2. 3- lughes, David M. 3965 N. 27 St. Milwaukee, St. Agnes owling, 2. -lushek, James J. 3 913 S. 19 St. Milwaukee, St. Wenceslaus econd Honors, I, 2 . . . Sodality, I, 2, 3, 45 Vice Prefect, 3 . . . C.S.M.C., 4 . . . Var- ity Basketball, 2, 3. lolmson, James A. Box 173, Rt. 2 Tliiensville, St. James losten, Roy J. 6819 Milwaukee Ave. Wauwatosa, St. Bernard Ionclave, 2, 3, 4 . . . First Honors, I, 2, l, 4 . . . Sodality, I, 2, 3, 4 . . . Sodality 'refect 2, 3, 4 . . . Webster, l, 2, 3, 4, 'res., 4 , . . Flambeau Monthly, I, 2 . . . 'rep Players, 3 . . . Boosters, 4. lalton, Michael C. 1926 N. 69 St. , Wauwatosa, St. Bernard iecond Honors, l, 3 . . . Sodality, 2 . . . flambeau Monthly, 4 . . . Bowling, 2, 4. Kelly, David J. 7410 N. Range Line Rd. Gendale, St. Monica Sodality, I, 2, 3, Secretary, 2 . . . Soph. football, 2. Kenny, Lee F. 10026 W. Vienna Wauwatosa, St. Catherine irosh Football, I . . . B-Team, 2, 3. 1 . Kem, Theodore F' Kosikowski, Clarence R. - 1038 S. 77 St. W nf: mg' fi woot Auto, Holy Assumption W ' ' Farsr Honors, 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Sodality, 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Flambeau Monthly, 4 . . . Soph. Kiedrowski, Walter R. Football, 2 . . . Frosh Football, l .. . . 3325 Harrigan Drive Wrestling, 4 . . . Bowling, 2, 3, 4. , Brookfield, St. Dominic Kossow Gary J Soph. Football, 2 . . . Track 4. ' ' A 5745 W. Brooklyn Pl. Milwaukee, Mother of Good Counsel Klazura. Dennis J- First Honors, I . . . Choir, I, 2, 3, 4. 3870 S. Griffin Milwaukee, Immaculate Conception Kowalczyk, Walfel' V. Second Honors, l, 2, 3 . . . Sodality, 2, 3, 4, 3902 W, 11 gg, Treasurer, 4 , . . Webster, I . . . Bowling, Milwaukge, Sf, l-leglwlgs 2' 3- Band, 1, 2 . . . Varsity-Football, 2. KlU9r Michael J- Kremsreiter, Jim K. 2680 N. 98 St. 625 N. 63 st Milwaukee, Christ King Milwaukee, Holy gms Acglytel 1, 2 , , , Science Club, 2 , , , Sodality, I . . . Prep Players, 3 . . . Sophl Swimming, 2, 3, 4 . . . Camera Club I, F00fb8ll. 2- Koester, James A. Kringel, Jerome H. 2525 N. 83 sf. 2727 N. Lefebel' Ave. Sodality, I. . . . Sodality, l,.2, 3, 4, . . Cl'loir,' 1,' 2, 3, 4 . . . Webster, l, 2, 3, 4 . . . Flam- - beau Monthly, 4 . , . Bowling, 2 . . . Po- Konkel' Dawd P' Iitical Science, 2, 3, 4. 2337 S. 59 St. West Allis, St. Rita's Kun., Robert. P. 5 'Qf 2' 3' 4' 1936 s. ss sr. ' West Allis, St. Rita's Konopka, Arthur F. B0Wlif1Q. 2. 3. 4- 4221 N. 19 Place Milwaukee' S.. Agnes Lachenmann, Marcel J. Conclave, 4 . . . Sodality, I, 2, 3, 4 . . . in Box 210' B 4' Lake 5l e D'l'e Acolyte, I, 2, 3, 4 . . . Swimming, 2 . . . Tl'e V'l'e' SF' James' Mequo' Flambeau Monthly, 3, 4 . . . Band, l, 2, First Honors, 3 . . . Second Honors, 2 . . . 3, 4 . . . Boosters, 4 . . . Political Science Efllegstir, 2, 3, 4 . . . Political Science Club. Club, 2, 3, 4. , , . Lafond, Philip C. 2044 N. 81 St. Wauwatosa, St. Pius X Flambeau Monthly 3 . . . Bowling, 2, 3, 4. Lein, Russell T. 1140 S. 29 St. Milwaukee, St. Lawrence Second Honors, 3 . . . M.H. Club, 3, 4 . . . Baseball, 3, 4. Leonhardt, Robert M. 1650 E. Newton Ave. Shorewood, St. Robert Sodality, 3, 4 . . . Prep Players, 3. Lesch, Lawrence A. 3232 S. Taylor Ave. H Milwaukee, St. Augustine Second Honors, l, 2, 3, 4 . . . Sacristan, 3, 4 . . . Prep Players, 3, 4 . . . Bowling 2, 3, 4 . . . Acolyte l, 2, 3, 4. Lorch, Thomas William 2747 N. 56 St. Milwaukee, St. Catherine Second Honors, 2, 3. Luehrs, William F. 2314 N. 101 St. Wauwatosa, Christ King Sodality, l . . . Frosh Basketball, I . . . Bowling, 3, 4 . . . B-Team Basketball, 2, 3. Lutz, Robert A. 7445 W. Milwaukee Ave. Wauwatosa, St. Bernard Conclave, 3, 4 . . , Second Honors, l . . . Sodality, I . . . M.H. Club, 3, 4 . . . Boost- ers, 4 . . . Frosh Football, l . . . Varsity Basketball, 2, 3, 4 , . . Flambeau Monthly, 4 . Mackowski, John E. Mamas, Richard 2544 W. 89 St. 191 . W Milwaukee, Christ King 5h,,,.e,,,3: sh 052:52 Sodality, I . . . Flambeau Monthly, 3, 4 First Honors I 2 3 4 Tennis I 2 4 5' A Band' 2' 3' 4 ' ' ' 5 e Ce CMD' 2' . . . Frosh 'sal-netball, 1 . . . Sobh'Fobt ' ' ball, 2. Madden Jam A. ' es 2807 N so S' Mazza, Theodore F. Milwaukee, St. Catherine M.. :75H'g 91,51 Second Honors, 3 . . . Sodality, l . . . Aco- 'wan ee' ns' ms uyfa, 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Flambeau Yearbook, Sodality, I - - - Afrvlvfe, 1, 2 . . . chair 3, 4 . . . Frosh Football, l . . . Varsity Foot- l, 2, 4 . . . Flambeau Yearbook, 4 . . ball, 3 . . . Wrestling, 4 . . . Bowling, 2. Science Club, l, 2, 3, 4 . . . Camera Club I,-2 . . . Radio Club, l, 2 . . . Politica Masters, Christopher F. Suence Oub' 4' 3610 W. Manitoba St. Milwaukee, Blessed Sacrament Mccann' Thomas D' First Honors, l, 2, 3, 4 . . . Sodality, l, 2, 619 N- 68 5' 3, 4 . . . Webster, l,. 2 . . . Flambeau w V'N9f sf- Jud' YCQYPOOK, 2, 3 a - - SCIGUCG Club, 4 - - - Conclave, 2 . . . First Honors, l . . . Seconc Political Science Club, 2. Honors, 2, 3, 4 . . . Sodality, l, 2 3 4 ...Webster,1...Boot ,4,,',Xj. Malensek John R sity Basketball, 3, 4 . . ?eB?Team Baskzl- ' ' ball, 2 . . . Flambeau Monthly, 2, 3, 4. 7830 Mary Ellen Pl. , Wauwatosa, St. Jude ' Flambeau Yearbook 3, 4 . . . Prep Players, Mccany' James B' 3. 4 - - - B0Wll '9, 2- 2401 E. Shorewood Blvd. Shorewood, Saint Robert Maretti, Richard D. gogicgkawee, 24 . . . Sodality, 1, 2, 3, 4 , , , 2233 N. 61 sr. 856558-f 4 ' - VM'.':'- f'Uf5 IffM4 - A a B I. A-2 3 wauwanu' st' sebnhan 2, 3, 4 . . Frosh l?c:Bl'lZall,o'l,. a anager' ow mg, , . , McCorma k M T. ' Martoccl, .lack B. C ' ,mn - 807 2339 N' 51 sl' Wauwatosa NSt6Zufl'e Milwaukee, St. Catherine Sod V I 2 ' ' First Honors, 3, 4 . . . Second Honors, l, 2 boozng' ' 5203, 4 '3' Flambeau Year' . . . Baseball, 3, 4. ' ' ' ' 'ng' f ,- Mateicka, Donald E. Mend' Joseph A' 1444 N. 51 St. Mi'3g:l::'s:9l-it Milwaukee, St. Sebastian Bowling, 2. , BOWUHQ, 3- Mel-ten, Cornelius J. Neman, Thomas E. Plashal, John G. ' QQQQ N, 53 gg, . 8828 Sticlxney Ave. 3178 E. Hampton Milwaukee, sl. Catherine Milwaukee, St- Befllefd' Whitefish say, Holy Family Second Honors, I, 3 . . . Sacristan, 3, 4 FiI'Sl' HOHOFS, l, 2, 3, 4 - - - National HONG' Sodality, 3, 4 . . . Cross Country, 3 . . . . . . Acolyte, I, 2, 3, 4 . . . Flambeau SOCISYY, 3, 4 - - - Flambeau M0flfhlY l, 2, Track, 2. Yearbook, 4 . . . Bowling, 2, 3, 4. ' 3, 4 . . . Flambeau Yearbook, 3, 4 . . . Prep Players, 2, 3, 4 . . . Band I, 2, 3, 4. Platt, Lawrence J. M'e Joh' F' Newman, Joseph J. 2412 E. Belleview lvl. Milwaukgf ini, I 4923 W' wen, sh l Milvllllkee, SS. Pole! llld Pllll Se d H I 2 3 4 Sod' I Milwaukee, Holy Cross Sodahfyl 1, con onors, , , , . . . aity, , . . 2, 3, 4 . . . c.s.M.c., 4 . . . Varsity reef- 50da 'Y' 3' 3' 4 - - - 3 '9' 3' 4- gash igbsli .2Flambeau Monthly, 4 . . . 0,8 u J h P noch, Thomas M. ' ' ' 0 ' 34oo s. Princeton Ave. . 3253 N. Marietta Ave. M1 ke., BI 4 5, i Milielieli, Gerald J. SI-efeweea. sf. Robert Bownng 2 ' 4126 N, 26 gf, Second Honors, I, 2, 3, 4 . . . Sodality, I, ' ' Milwaukee, St. Agnes gg 3, 4 i . . Cross Country, 3, 4 . . . W'l'19' - Powondra, Phill F. Millen, Mathias M. oaconneu John L MI km? 'sbs' 3 I - iwau ee, t. e astian 2636 N. 94 St. ' Wauwatosa, Christ King , 3633 5- 46 sf- Conclave, 4 . . . First Honors, I, 2, 3, 4 C I 4 Sod I, I 2 3 Milwaukee, Blessed Sacrament . . . Choir, I, 2, 3, 4, President, 4 . . . ,fm ,......, 1 g Q 3, 3, -h. qos' cow. 2. 4 Nif' SOC' 3' 4 - ' ' WM '- Bowling, 2, 3 . . . Political Science Club, 2. ' ' ' am eau om ly ' ' ' 'ack 3- P k Ed d C Probst, Frank R. IC ee lll0l'l a Mitchell, James S. - ' 1202 Fairview A e W 1321 N-B70 53 V e 2419 N. ao sl. sean. Milwaukee, si. John , m' em ww,,,.N,,, CMM King ' First Honors, I, 2, 3, 4 . . . Flambeau l Second HOVIOYS, l, 2 - - - S0dal'lY, l . . . Monthly, 3, 4 . . . Wrestling, 3, 4 . . . Conclave, 4 . . . Sodality, I, 2 . . .,Flam- Camera Club, I . . . Ski Club, 2, 3, 4 . . . Bowling, 2, 3 l I , Sodality, 2 3, 4, beau Monthly, 4 . . . M.H. Club, 4 . . . Stamp and Coin Club, 3, 4. ' Boosters, 4 . . . Soph Football, 2 . . . Frosh glib? I 'TQaekF33S'4 Baskelgbigaifl 2 '3' Park Jerome C P e ' Demi' J' , . . a , , . . . ' , , . 1 e 7522 Kenwood Ave. 3123 W. Grange Ave. Mgnday' Thgmas C. Milwaukee, St. Alphonsus Sec d H I 2w N::'o ' E B ': First Honors 3 . . . Sodal't , 3, 4 . . . A - on onors' ' ' 'oss oumry' Mi,,mffef'c,f13,, :Gf': lyfe, 3, 4 . . . Flambegmll Moaihly, .3,co4 ' - ' Golf' 3' 4 - - i B0W 9' 2' 3' 4- . . . . Science Club, 4 . . . Political Science Second Honors, I . . . Sodality, I, 2, 3, 4 Club, 3. . . . Acolyte, I, 2, 3, 4 . . . Bowling, 2. Raddatz, Ronald R. ,chic J h J. 3851 E. Llyf0ll Ave. MorrisSeY, Frank D. rl nap no G' . A c 4 'Y' sl' F 4 l 363 , ' - rim Honore, 1 2 . . . Sodality 1 2 . . . . 0 Rusk 53' vhuwahn' sl' Jud' Acolyte I I Bowling 2 I I Milwaukee, Our Lady Queen of Peace Second Honors, I, 2, 3, 4 v h ' Cross Com- ' ' ' ' Second Honors, 2, 3 . . . Band, I, 2, 3, 4. l'l'Y, 4 - - - BOWUYIQ, 2, 4- Ramstack, Robert F. Muelleh pau' R. Peters, Greg A. . 1613 N. 37. sl. 1840 una An. G 55,6 Muelwd mi Mxllwaukee, St. Thomas Aquinas wuwahul st stand S reelldale, St. Alphonslls . econdHonors,l...Sdl't,3,4... R'II ' , Second Honors, I . . . Bowling, 3, 4. - Cross Country, 2, 3, 4 h ?.a.IlrZckl 3, 4' el Yr Rlclmfd E V 1908 N. 73 St. Mullarkey, Dan P. Pfeffer, George J. wmwhn' sl' B d Second Honors, I . . . Sodality, I . . . Sa- . 3022 N: 90.St. 2213 S. 58 St. cristan, 3, 4 . . . Acolyte, I, 2, 3, 4 . . . Mllwwlree, Chnl Kms Wm Allis, Se. Rita Flambeau Yearbook, 3, 4. Websfers,l,3,4...B I' ,2,3,4... SecdH I2 ' Pofificai some club, ai 9 i, 313, 4070755 a...ia.3.a 3...is..if 'f'f TYf . gargoozest Club, 2, 3, 4 . . . Tennis, I, Rembold' Robert E' Nelson, George P. ' ' ' 920 N- 34 5'- Wauwatosa St. Jude 5026 N. Shovel tl ' - ' Whitefish hy' How hgay Plffelkovl, Richard T. Secorgd Honors,3I,42 . . .Sodality, I, 2, 3, 4 50dallfY, I, 2, 3, 4 . . . W b te, I . . . ' 2535 N. Harding . . . acrlstan, , . . . colyte, I, 2, 3, 4 :foes com, 3 . . . aan-1,37 5, 3 . . w....,...... en., Ki'-s 3,'4?h?'f'lli3,?iLei,'.,4Yea,5ef,ifJ31C4 Tdzf B-Team Basketball. 3: Manager. Cross Country. 4 . . . Bowling, 4. setenee Club, 4 . . . Bowling, 2 3 4. Riedl, Joseph M. Schmidt, Gregory G. Stangl, David P. 5701 W. Washington Blvd. ' I 3023 N. B7 .St. 2122 N, 53 5 Milwaukee, St. Sebastian: - M'lVl'lk r cllmf KW! Milwaukee, St. Sebastia - - - S d H , l . . . Sodality, l, 2, 3 Second H0 '0 5, l, 2, 3, 4 . . . Sodalit' S d 'Hg,,,1'Ffg,,ff,g,,4 ' ' Qfgfifgngg 3' 4 .ef7nAooSlZfsl, 2, 3 . . . Choir, l . . . 1, 2, 3, 4 .. Yearbook, 3, 4 . . . Bowllol ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' Ski Club' 2, 3, 4, 3 . . . Flambeau Monthly 4 . . Robinson, Terence P- Sohooideff Daniel J- Stankiewicz, Richard 5660 N. Santa Monica l 225 N- 161 sf- 2713 N, Bggfh Milwaukee, sr. Monica M f 5'- '- ke Milwaukee, sl. cooir Second Honors 1 2 3 4 Sodamy Swimming, 4 . . . Bowling, 2 . . . Base- Bgwling, I, 2, 11234. ' balI,4. Schneider, Franklin J. Sfoovrrr Rohm' C' 'von Toroooo P- ooro N. ,......,,.... , 0,5310 sf-gg-1,1 737 W. Apple Tree Rd. Milwaukee, St. Robert S d I' I 4 F 'oh F tg H' MilW'Uk 1 51' M9050 oSodality, 3 . . . Soph Football. 0 a 'ty' ' ' ' ' ms oo a ' Conclave, 2 . . . M.H. Club, 4 . . . Boost- ers, 4 . . . Frosh Football . . . Varsity Foot- ball, 2, 3, 4 . . . Track, l, 2, 3, 4. Sehrevfnagel, Robert J. Sfisliohr Gerald F- 4200 N, 123 51, . 5813 W. National Ar sa f I M Milwaukee, St. Agnes West Allis, St. Mary s Help of Chrlstla ll e ippo, ichael J, Bowling I 2 Second Honors, 3 . . . Science Club, 4 . ' 'lb3,4...Bl',2. 4409 N. Farwell sl. Ca o 'S' C U ' ow 'ng Milwaukee, St. Robert scoff, John S. Second Honors, 2, 3, 4 . . . Sodality, l, 2, ,na N 52 sh Stippich, Keith J. Qeifnee-C,:geb3f'e1f lf 2' 3' 4 - - ' 0 Co' Milwaukee, sl. solmlaarr 2947 N. eo I I Prep Players, 2, 3, 4 . . . Bowling, 2, 3, 4. S d H I 2M'Iwa 'geZ' Iihm: K' econ onors, , . . . o Bl y, . r Bowling, I, 2, 3. Sanber, Tom C. gem, Ruben J, 4922 N. Bartlett St. 2431 N, 55 51, Whitefish Bay, Holy Family Wauwatosa, se. Pius Sfockhousenr Donald 5- Conclave, 3 . . . Cross Country, 3 . . . Sodality, l . . . Swimming, 3 . . . Soph 1641 N- 59 Golf' 1' 2, 3, 4. Football. Wauwatosa, St. Berna , Second Honors, l . Sodality, 2 . . S . A shaner, James G. Newspaper, 4 . . . Cartoonist Club, 2. chaefer, Richard R. , ' 201 Estates Pl. 9727 Hiulllti Blfd- Oak Creek, St. Stephens sfgllenwefk, Jghn J, nwwwalou' elm Kms Second Honors, 3, 4 . . . Choir, 4 . . . Prep - , S . , 8308 Currie A odallty, l, 2, 3, 4 . . . Flambeau Year- Players, 4 . . . Science Club, 4 . . . Cam- wauwahnl sh Ju book, 4 . . . M.H. Club, 3, 4 . . . Boosters, era Club, 4 . . . Bowling, 4. C . onclave, 4 . . . Sodallty, 2, 3, 4 . . 4 . . . Soph Football . . . Frosh Football S .t 4 A I I 2 3 4 . . . Varsity Football, 3, 4, Varsity Football , , Jens an' '3' 4co ytey ' b' k' 2 Co-Captain, 4 . . . Bowling 3 . . . Base- sllllfllr David H- ewsgaper' ' ' ' ' ' ea' oo ' ' ' ban, 4' l l . . . rep Players, 3, . . . Camera Club, 7102 W- WISCONSIN Boosters, 4 . . . Bowllng, 2. 4 Milwaukee, Gesu 12 St. Acolyte, 4 . . . Tennis, 4 . . . Stamp 8r Soholloff John M- Coin Club, 4. Strachota, Gerald R. 1925 N- 54 Sf- 1035 Upper moo w Milwaukee, St. Sebastian: Sontag' James R. , Sod I I 2 Egn frove, Zigitatzn, 28.13. Second Honors, 2, 3, 4 . . . Sodalify, l, oily, , , , - - r -, . . 2, 3, 4 , , . prep players, 2' 3, 4- Milwazzg Yearbook, 4 . . . Prep Players, 3, 4. SCMMP, David L. Spalatin, Christopher s a ' Daniel J' ' - 2819 N. Cramer X 31111 W. Highland Blvd. 1825 E. Lagyiettelrl. Milwaukee' ss. Peter A Pl Milwaukee, St. Michaels 'Wu' 9' S , . I h econd Honors, l . . . Sodallty, l, 2, Sodelifv, I . . . Bowling, 2. 3. Norlonol Honor Soo-ow, 3, jf - - , Sooorld . . . Soph Football . . . Frosh Football . Honoflf, l, 2,1 32' - S0dal'fY1 lr 21 3r 4 Varsity Football, 4 . . . Wrestling, 4. . . . BHHIS, , , . Schmidt, David R. A 835 N. 15 sh Sranske, Robert J. Sullivan, Thomas J. Wauwatosa, St. Jude , . 320: W-dl-7gIll'Y I-ine I 4467 N. Lake ' First l-lorloro, l, 2, 3, 4 . . . Sodality, l, 2 M ml ' , , 5 5 ' . . . Flambeau Monthly, 4 . . . Golf, 3, 4 Second Honors, l, 2 . . - Sodelltv, l - - - Swlrnmlno, 3. 4 - - - Yearbook, 4 . PI . . . Bowling, 2, 4. Bowling, 3, 4- Playas' 4' llmadge, Thomas J. Tumpak' John R ' '- V M rk R. 5332 N Berkeley sive 'ss' 3 'l6'l2 Ch ch St. . ' , . ' 2363 S. 56 Sf. Wauwatosa, St. lgernard Mllwaukee' sl. Mama Milwaukee' sl' ml' Yearbook, 3 . . . Bowling, 4. ' 'l. Club, 3,,4 . . . Boosters, 4 . . . Frosh tball . . . Varsity FO0l'lJ3ll, 2, 3, 4 . . . urban, J. V eball, 3, 4. , 2639 N. 40 St. Milwaukee, St. Anne , S dH ,l,2,3...W l',3. 'Hen' stephen J. econ onors resting Elm Grove, Visitation B.V.M. Vest, Richard L. l'1 Football . . . Varsity F0Ofb8ll, 4 . . . W. wisconsin 'liI'lQ, 2- Milwaukee, St. Theresa Webster, 4. iemann, William F. 4 Vinf, James R, 2134 N- 20 Sf- 2610 N. Palmer si. Milwaukee, St. Leo Milwaukee, St. Gall t Honors, l, 2 . . . Second Honors, l, Conclave, 4 . . . Second Honors, l, 2, 3 . . . L I I h Sodality, 2, 3 A I V Bowling' 2' 3' 4- Prep Players, 2, 3, 4, State Manager, 4. First Honors, l . . . Second Honors, 2, 3 . . . Sodality, l, 2, 3, 4 . . . Acolyte, l, 4 . . . Varsity Basketball, l . . . Bowling, 3. Wachs, Walter C. 2923 N. 17 St., Milwaukee Milwaukee, St. Leo Choir, 3 . . . Political Science Club, 4. welaeeh, wauiem F. 3 3215 S. 42 St. Milwaukee, ,BI. Sacrament Second Honors, l, 3 , . . Swimming, 3, 4. Weber, Russel D. 2750 N. 91 St. Milwaukee, Christ King Second Honors, l, 3 . . . Sodality, l, 2 , . . Sophomore Football . . . Varsity Football, 4 . , , Bowling, 2 . . . Baseball, 4. ber, Thqma, J, Wilmot, Michael R. Young James B 104 wa.-dee. nr. 1925 N. sz si. ' ' Waukesha, Sf, Mary, Milwaukee, St. Sebastian 2557 N. 85 St. ed Honors, 2, 3, 4 . . . sod.-.nfv, 1, 2, g:mgIaIe.V4 . . . godalimzl, 2, 4 . . . M.H. WW - OS-1' CM Kin! at u,,ar'r tbll,4...B bu, B . Bi:vig1mif1Q,,2, 3, 4 , , . Band, l 3, 44 5' Y 00 a 356 3 conclave, 3' 4 I ' A Second Honors' I b I 858 8 I 1 - ' r sodemy, 1, 2 . , . MH. club, 3, 4 -. , . Wissingl Thomas E. Boosters, 4 . . . Freshmen Football . . . I 541 l I Varsity Football, 2, 3, 4 . . . Golf, l, 2, Sher, Mltliael J. U 9 wlscmml' Ave' 3, 4 . . . Bowling, 2, 3, 4. 13012 W Fares' D Milwaukee, Holy Cross ' . r. F. H , West Allis, Immaculate Heart Sol:1ty,o3?ri' .ll l3l,aT?naI Homo' ity, 4. White, John P. . 4213 N. Farwell Ave. zeilef Carlfon J nelm, Jim L. 1 Milwaukee, Sr. Robert 'W 2373 N. 84 St. First Honors, l, 2, 3 , , l Sodality, ll 2 'l6'l0 Alvin Lane weweieee, cmei na., Blk. grass Counrgy, 4 , . . Freshmen Brookfield, si. John , as et a . . . res men Football . . . msgigjofbfllsz - ' A Va'5 Y Foolballf gragk, l, 2, 3, 4 . , , B-Team Basketball, Swimming, 3 . . . Sophomore Football . . , ' Q, , . , , ' Varsity Football, 4 . 2 . Bowling 2. CHEM Back Row: J. Mavis D Lesniewski M Gramlin f - f - g, J, Kunath, R. Kemme , D. N' k l G ' . M, Molenda, D. Kofecki, P. Pina, R, Ott, J. Auer, C. Cataldo. Front Rovi. M Flglijel Ji garlson' Mlddh Row' D. Simons- - - , . orster, C. Strassman, An atmosphere of study prevailed in J-l, but out of class, our boys activated the activities: Bugge, our Conclave man, was joined by Carlson, who served as the secretary ,.,. Ehrle, Kulczycki, Carlson, Voelker, and Bugge were Sodality offi- cers .... Vogt was our gift to the Varsity foot- ball squad, while Fina assisted as manager ..., ln B-Team buckets we boasted Binder and Bugge, and in baseball, Carlson and Forster .... Track- men were Gramling, Kulczycki, Rice, Short, and Vogt ,.,, J-l held the Websters together, what with Dulde, Carlson, Ehrle, Dunphy, Kemmer, Mavis, Molenda, and Rowe all standouts t.,. Gramling was our only swimmer, while Mavis played a hot trumpet for the band. THAT CERTAIN FEELING: Ehrle Kunath and Palise exemplify the mood of the day Back Row: A. Czarra, D. Bernicr, J. A. Meyer, J. Bugge, F. Binder, T. Altman, J. Vogt, R. Rice, D. Short. Front Row J Kulczycki K. Voelker, P. Reiske, R. Dunphy, J, Ehrle, V. Rowe, K. Phalin T, Dulde intron-1---. l l 1 in 'J f 3243 ' if .il l 1... f . ' fy .s 6 Q, i it ii' r 'X 'rd' limi'-tw'.w'm44wrr4m.wm-r.Ifar:1u I +V 1 vi 5 ify Q' ..-. . .. ...2 I 5 9 MM Back Row A Smith R Buckett P Miller T. V. Hanson, J. Ziehwein, P. Fallon, K, Bistricky, P. Gross Middle Row J Stanchfield R Potter P McDonald, D. Brust, D. Reitmeyer, J. Graf, R. Bonneau. Front Row J Bach A better class than J-2 you couldn't wish for: Siewert was our choice for Conclave, while Graf was alternate ..., We sparkled in football, plac- ing Bach, Lukaszewicz, Graf, Wegmann, and Siewert on the Varsity eleven .,.. Siewert earned an All-Conference post for his fine play ..,. The Varsity basketball team was aided by Smith and Siewert ,,,. The track team gained from the services of Bonneau, Bach, and Ziehwein, while Finkler and Smith ran in cross country .,., Bistricky, Lauerman, Smith, and Byron tossed the horsehide around .... Cordes, Finkler, and Stanchfield went splashing for the swimmers, . , . Bistricky and Rossa played in the band while Cordes and Roehl sang along-with the choir. . . . Bonneau was a guard on the JV's. Back Row M Lohmann D Cunningham T Wegmann R Cordes R Piotrowski, C. Roehl, R. Bieganowski, L. Siewert, E. Nicgorski Front Row R Byron D Haskell J Custer M Lauerman R Talsky G, Finkler, M. Gigl, R. He-bein, T. Rossa. .f H'5 ,ii . :C-irr'W e v miiiv' 'l' V all Back Row: K. Kersten, J. T. Dunn, C. Reinhold, R. T. Monday, R. Hennen, R. Sobczak. Middle Row: G. Ku- biak, T. Trinko, D. Metz, J. Laubach, R. A. Fischer, H. Calvey, M. O'Connell. Front Row: J. Schwai, R. Zehnder, P. Schelble, A. Carollo. We were a good group, old J-3: Kersten and Ewens were our mouthpieces in the Conclave .... Hennen, Pileggi, and McGowan played Varsity football .... Hegarty was a stilt for the Var- sity five, while Monday sparked the B squad. . . . McGowan played with the baseball team. . . . Trinko and Metz got all wet with the swim- ming team ..,. Kersten was our only Webbie, but a good one .... Mayer was a good man with a stick for the golf team .... Bruch mas- saged the organ for daily Mass .... Sobczak and Metz stretched vocal cords for the choir .... Schwai and O'Connell ran cross country, Pileggi ran track, Carollo did a good job in both .... Ewens was a net star for the racquet squad. Syn' ,Q THAT ClCERO'S A RIOT: Hegarty and Mr. Fischer share the same opinion. Back Row: R. G. Clark, F. Gruning, G. Kazmarek, G. Pileggi, J. Hegarty, D. Sell, P. Klement, T. McGowan. Front Row: T. Voell, M. Bruch, J. F. Ewens, W. Mayer, J. Stoll, T. Horschak, R. Weiand, F. Koudelka. Not Pictured: G. Arndorfer. 1- L... . 5. was sm . . . . fmfamaugxlisfawauai 1. Back Row J Cairnes R Verberg T Delluiter J Stich R l-lornak Front Row: W, Doran, J, J. Kelly, C, Schilling, J. L, Neis, J The showplace of MUHS, J-4: We showed off Knuese every other week to the Conclave, while Mihm, our alternate, stayed behind to su- pervise .... We gave the Varsity bucket team 3X5 of the first string in DeRuiter, l-lornak, and Mihrn .,.. Thiel was our contribution to the Varsity pigskin group ,... Kelly and Piaskoski made quite a splash among the rnermen ,,.. l-lornak and Mihrn parred as golfers .... Stich bolstered the band ..., Kelly and Nels sang for Fr, Portz's crew ..., No one could hold a candle to Doran and McDonnell, acolytes ,,,, Jacques was an efficient sacristan. Back Row T Arndorfer C Knuese R Gansler, T. Thiel, P. J. Piaskoski, C, Bukowski. Middle Row: J, H. Branch G C I J Mh B OLavin P Sipusic. Front Row: R. Jacques, T, McMullen, J. Kophamer. Back Row: T. Krienbring, E. Bielefeld, L. Ehrke, A. Schlidt, J. Biglcy, T. Donohue, J. Sisk, W. Welch, P. Weinfurt. Front Row: G. Klingler, T. J. Grimmer, J. Becker, W. Stephens, T. Dalum, N. Wodsedalek, J. Kastncr, D. Trapp, C. Lindman. The scene is J-5: We gave Welch the nod for Conclave and Grimmer for his alternate .... Dalum and Mathie hit the cinders for us in track and cross country .,.. Sisk and McCormack showed their stuff on the Varsity eleven .... Donohue made the senior basketball team, while Dalum played B-Team .... Welch worked hard behind the scenes for the Prep Players .... Guy was a good one on the swimming squad ..,, Boll was a bat-and-ball man this spring. . . Dalum was speedy at the Journal Relays .... Stephens and Becker were a couple of good pho- tographers for the Flambeau .,.. Schlidt was in Br. Joyce's sacristan clan. BACK ROW BLUES: Sisk, Lindrnan, and Kilzer are feeling low. Back Row: B. Dettmann, T. Coughlin, J. Gerlach, J. Kraus, B. Laughlin, M. McCormack, M. Dardis. Middle Row: P. Guy, J. Mankowski, J. Burke, T. Zellmer, D. Lahey, T. Krueger. Front Row: T. Boll, F. Pehowski, F. Mathie, D. Scharenbroch. ...ssc . l fl ,- V' Back Row: R. Haushalter, D. Sonnenberg, J. Stark, W, R. Schmitt, T, DiNanni, P. Kusterman, J. Fenlon, Middle Row: W. Leeming, C. Buscaglia, M. Coffey, T. J. Wiesner, G. Sporcr, G. C. Maier. Front Row: J. Hagen, R. Schaub, T. Tondreau, G. Bliss. A Jailhouse Rock, that's J-6: Coffey visited the Conclave twice a month and brought back the news, Haushalter was his ace substitute .... Alvarez, Mueller, Woods, Fenlon, and Krill formed our large gift to the swimmers .... Haushalter and Buscaglia helped strengthen the Hilltop line .... Kohnke contributed his able services to the band .... Kilzer and Haushalter ran long and well for the track team .,.. Itzin raised curtains for the stage crew .... A top lung-buster for the choir was DiNanni .... Haus- halter did a good job in the Milwaukee Journal Relays. MID PERIOD NOURISHMENT: Sonnenberg's thumb is so mild so easy-drawing. W d J B kow, P. Quirk, R. Kilzer. Front Row: W. Kohnke, J. Pankow- Back Row E Krill M ltzin, P. Deverey, R, Hacker, T. oo s, . ar ski J McGee W Carr G. Mueller, M, Alvarez, T. Walter. Not Pictured: J. Mages. Back Row: C. Neidhocfer, T. Walker, L, Wilkinson, P, Keppelcr, M Sheehan Middle Row L Wirth J Burbach M Honkamp, P, Dundon, J, Lavin, R. Engelhardt. Front Row: J, O Dermody M Horan R Nalencz J-7 really jumps: Walker was our Conclave representative .... Fleming ran a close second as alternate .... We had some big men on the football Varsity: Engelhardt, Keppeler, and All- Conference picks, Dermody and Walker ,,.. Engelhardt and Dewey were J-7's gift to the base- ballers ,... Dundon and Walker were stalwarts of the track squad ,... Kieren and Krembs blew up a storm inside the band room and out ,... A great help to Mr, Kopenski's B-Team was Engelhardt .... Wilkinson made the choir-loft rafters ring .... Honkamp was a member of the Prep Players' sharp stage crews Back Row: D. Bergerson, T, Kieren, T, Dewey, M. Fleming, J Quesnell J Gallagher Front Row J P Chole A Krembs M Nest ler, F. Langenohl, E, Charette, P. Kain, R. Bartz. IJ HI X' A .ul M .fi 5 isiig if . - L an Back Row D Fedlcr P Hughes G Nadolski M Korb T Whipp D Rinzel, T Butler, G, Harrington, D. McNally, M. Henk, R G k M Gnllick B C ONeill K Amend J. Utzcrath, D, Fuys, W. Wollner, R, Kubal, M. HHYFIS We have lots to be proud of in S-li Whipp was chosen as our Conclave man, and Gillick as his alternate ,l.. Rinzel, Sazama, Wollner, and O'Neill were officers in the Soph Sodality .... We placed McNally on the Varsity football squad, and Skwierawski, O'NeilI, Kennedy, Henk, Kubal, Harris, and Gillick on the Sophomore eleven ..., Our lone Varsity buckets man was Rinzel, but Thon was a first-class manager of the team .,.. We boast a host of Websters: Thon, Korb, Lukes, Harrington, Gregorski, Gil- lick, Amend, and Colbert .... Track called upon the services of McNally and Butler. Back Row J Onestinghel G Bruckner R Deysach, D. F. Schaefer, G. Oreskovic, ?4Wl9 flW1l1MAkoI'h0'g Middle Row A Borgealt J Metzger B Hammel, M. Colbert, J. Lukes, G. Monday, al-Sma gl! i!! Row: J. ii QI We in S-2 are popping buttons off our chests. Robak was given the Conclave nod in our room, with Keenan becoming alternate .... Sodality of- ficers were Michalski, Robak, McNamara, Kee- nan, and Park ..., S-2 was represented on the Varsity eleven by Keenan, Hanson, and Michal- ski .... Soph footballers were Mangan, Pollock, Sustar, and Simske .... We gave three managers to the basketball cause: Michalski managed the Varsity, and Mangan and Kolata, the JV's ,,.. Our young man with the horn was Robak .... Ecks, Robak, McNamara, and Rice lent their golden voices to the Websters for the season. . . . Hanson, Keenan, and Antlfinger were our big guns on the track squad. Back Row: J. Geyer, M. Urmanski, D. Mangan, T, Keenan, R. Fleissner J Kolata R Little J Michalski Mid dle Row: M. Czerwinski, R. Rolotf, T. Drolshagen, T. Tole, J. Voigt R J Brust D Demitros Front Row J Robak J. T. Hansen, T. Antlfinger, J. Sustar. Not Pictured: T. J Schultz Back Row: J. McNamara, J. Pollock, E. Jaques, R. Maruszewski J Johnston R Johnson J Rice E Farrington J R Pak Ecks, G, Dreist, C. Krampf, J. Foran, J, Rc-ichenbcrger A Raiec J Weber R Simske J Mackin :ack Row: M, Kress, F. Cherny, J, C, Hansen, P. Sheehan, J. Holleran, D. Robinson, J. Szymangki, Middle Row ' Lae5e ' C- Sanfehppof C- NeIS0 1, T- MU Dl1Y, D. Schulz, M. McGlynn, J. Graber. Front Row: J. J, Schmitt J Bojar, P. A. Fischer, C. Hamm. yM,,,f-fc Q-M WHERE'S THAT QUESTION MARK AGAIN? Things are quiet in Mr, KelIy's class. You'd like S-3: Our Conclave representative is Schulz, with Sheehan backing him up as alter- nate ..,. Our only Varsity pigskin man was Maruszewski, but we had a big bunch on the Soph team: Gehl, Sheehan, Sladky, Wasielewski, and Holleran .... Sodality officers were Marus- zewski, Laeser, and Bojar .... Sheehan played on the senior cage squad, and Hayes looked good for the Bees ..., Our gift to the Websters was Molenda ..., Schmitt was our lone merman, . . . Listwan and Sladky helped make the band sound good. Back Row: J. Uszler, J. Arpe, R. A, Sullo, J, Molenda, A. Danninger, M, Collins, J. Schwantes, M. Hayes, R. Sladky. Front Row: J. k' W L't n. Not Pictured: F. Wasielewski. Hoerl, R. Krill, N. Muehleck, A. Milling, J. Heim, P, Eisenhart, T. Maruszews I, . is wa I Wi HAI i' X, -lf' .1 I ' lbiilelfiy 57.3583 ,sf,EH 1 Ji A 'L A - ,, - Back Row: T. Neis, R. King, R. Hendy, P. Riedl, R. Goldammer, K. Kriotske. Middle Row: F. Kenda, G. Offen- bacher, R. Wieber, D, Caravella, T. Sullivan, R. Blazel, W. Conley. Front Row: G. Cherney, J. Horak, P. Gigl Not Pictured: J. Desmond, G. Olejnik. Some say S-4 is the best Soph class. We have to agree: Wilmot is our Conclave man, along with Goldammer as alternate .,.. Riedl is one of the Sophomore Sodality prefects .,.. Last fall we presented the Varsity football team with two S-4 products, Bruett and Kriofske .... On the Soph eleven were Riedl, Voigt, Shebesta, Desmond, Gigl, Cherney, and Caravella ,,.. Conley and Bruett played JV buckets .,.. Conley saw the scenery as a cross country harrier .... Doyle, Wilmot, and Conley represented us in track .... Hendy sang with Fr, Portz's gang ..,. Members of the Webster Club were Tierney, Carpenter, and Seramur. LOOKIN' FOR A RUMBLE, BUDDY? Riedl doesnt seem to like photographers, Back Row: E. Hurley, B. Bielefeld, F. Schmidt, D. Gehl, D. Reinbold, D. Bertling, J. Schaller, R, Skowlund Front Row D Shebesta R. Wilmot, J. Fuchs, M. Mankowski, D. Jaster, W. Klug, J. Carpenter, J. Tierney. ,-j'g53,3XfLEs. -,K 5, I Wal 1552, f . rf? HSr5i5i-SI. ff- 4 - ' 511 Siu? f 'Wah' Back Row: J. Dunphy, F. Stiglich, R. Haberman, R. Fischer, J. Knaack, D. Zurn, R. Tutaj, R. Staat, J. Pomasl. Front Row: T Schimelfenyg, T, Wysocki, J. Finkler, T. Rypel, J. Muehlenbach, T. Torcivia, L. Balistreri, R. Waters. S-5 is the pearl of the Soph classes, if there is such a thing: Schirnelfenyg was our Conclave mouth, and his sidekick was Lang ,... Mierzwa and Kustra were our big names with the pigskin. . . . Zurn provided our only offering to the Web- ster Club .,.. We furnished the choir with the talents of Schuh, Stefan, and Kelly .... Luech- tefeld was our man in the band ..,. Zurn pro- l vided the punch in the stage crew. BOOKWORMS: S-5 takes school seriously. Back Row: R. T. Clark, F. Luechtefeld, M. Mierzwa, T. Schuh, J. Werra, G. Stefan, J, Lang. Middle Row: W. Kwapy, M. Brophy, T. Rebek, P. F. Kelly, J. Hoff, E. Spiegelberg, R. Kufahl. Front Row: T. Ewens, J. Arndor- fer, J. Snyder. Not Pictured: R. Kustra. if 4 ' -f' Back Row: T. Packee, T. Bruett, W, Fallon, J. Seramur E Cairnes T Novotny P McEIIigott T Wutschel M Devitt Front Row R. Mann, J. Roedel, W. Wuerl, W. Ross, T. Harter, D V Schoenecker J Trecker J G Johnson S-6 is a real mad ball: We picked Fallon and Horter to go and case the Conclave for us .... Two men on the Varsity football team were from S-61 Johnson and Horter. . , Piaskoski, Fallon, Kleist, Cavanaugh, and Dunn played with the Soph pigskin .... Johnson played on the JV cage team and on the track squad .... Piaskoski dog- paddled tor the swimming team ..., Hilmer and Palmer represented S-6 in the MUHS band .... Zawodny acted up in the Prep Players. Back Row: G. Mace, G. Kleist, M. Friar, M. Cavanaugh, R. Dunn, J T Kelly T Horter Middle Row M Starck T Dodd, P. Wick, R, J. Hilmer, P. McCarville, A. Doyle, T. Zawodny Front Row D G Krill T Palmer P A Piaskoski. Back Row M Salick A Hamann M G ONeil J Mooney, D. Kain, M. Wacker, D. Donovan. Middle Row: C Streff D Lorch J Lepak T Janczak J Sweeney W, Sheahan, W. Gill. Front Row: J. Koller, F. Brugger, M Life in the jungle: Rockhill took our requests to the Conclave, Kain, our alternate, usually stayed behind .... Lots of our boys played Sophomore football: Brophy, Eberhardt, Crow- ley, Kaestner, Kain, Wacker, Mooney, Putchin- ski, and Wamser, . . Papin was a Varsity grid- iron man .,., He also played B-Team basket- ball, along with Crowley ,... Bartosch was our only Webbie.' '... Day was our presentation to the MUHS band ..., Gross and Miotke were a pair of stage crew men. Back Row S Gross A Schneider J Miotkc R Rockhill J Pepin R Schmitz, T, O'Brien. Front Row: M. Eberhardt, D. Wamser, R Berghamrner J Leah T Putchunski R Day J Blommer S Bartosch. Not Pictured: P. Crowley, R. GFCQVICD. A449 J ', 7 Back Row: P. Gallagher, T. Stotfel, C. Hardy, T. Wernz, G. Talsky M Ball Mlddle Row J Schlosser J Se l e man, M. Hart, G. Kuetemeyer, R. Bellin, J. Mackin, W. Willems Front Row R Bielefeld J Sprlfke M Staple ton D. Parker, P. Bartness. The life of F-l: We called upon Bertram and Jonovic for Conclave duties .... We placed four men on the excellent Frosh eleven: Hardy, Mago, Reiton, and Schlosser .... Bartness, Lemerond, Bash, Kuetemeyer, and Mackin, not to mention Sprifke and Stapleton, all talked it up for -the Webster Club .... Bartness, Melotik, and Wernz were F-l products playing Frosh buckets .... Our only swimmer, Ball, really had one against opponents ..,. Bash, a band member, should have been promoted to cymbals ..,. The voices of the class, Lemerond and Kuetemeyer, were both in the choir, Back Row: N, Baumgartner, D, Jonovic, W. Kampa, J. Kozi J. Nowicki, D. Murphy, G, Reiton, D. Bash, J. Lemerond, T J. Mago. Back Row T Kress W Heckel R Probst R McKnight M Polanis J Adrian, D. C, Schoenecker, R, Hanley, G, Lubeley, R. Mai. Front Row M Schaefer G Schnabl K Clancy P Malone J Gauer T Burg, D. Shields, R. Bayer, T, Kleczka, There is no place like F-2: Heckel and Gauer represented our varied interests in the Conclave. . . . A bunch of our boys made the Freshman eleven: Schaefer, Burke, Delahunt, Gordon, Mc- Knight, Polanis, Reynolds, and Schoenecker .... We gave the swimming team two fish, Wegmann and Heckel .... Meyers, Schoenecker, Reynolds, Johnson, and Clancy were all Webster Clubbers. . , . The band gladly accepted Gauer, Short, and l-larbort when we offered ,.., Malone lifted his voice for the choir .... McGarty,Malone, and Delahunt were Frosh cagers, while Clancy, Gauer, and Kress played Midgets. Back Row R Johnson P Gordon R Weiderhold T. Callen, S. Delahunt, K. Burke, Middle Row: G. Lazachek J Wegmann J Terry K Ksobiech M Meyers D Leonard,J' MCGBYW- Ff0HfR0W1G4L0h'fW- P0lleYfJ- Short M Reynolds A Harbort Not Pictured D Dunnum, Back Row: E. Turner, N. Schumacher, J, Grellinger, W. Kallenberger M Peters T Prawdzik J Woods J Rebholz P Brunner Front Row: B. Perszyk, J. Fobian, D, Paulus, J, Kleczka, J. Mangi W Kalrner D Brandt J Brechtl Not Pictured T Gallagher T. Kushner, J, Miller. Heaven on earth las tar as school goesJ is F-3: We appointed Johnstone to the Conclave and Gramling as his substitute .... We supplied the Websters with some live talent in Brechtl, Cul- len, Kleczka, Paulus, Meurer, Schmitt, and Shan- ahan .... Talent ot another kind lon the Frosh footballersl, was evident in Grellinger, Gram- Iing, Kallenberger, Gramins, and Rebholz .... We had four good bucketrnen in Johnstone, Gramins, Rebholz, and Lang .... We gave Fin- ley and Prawdzik to the band, Kleczka to the choir ,... Woods floated for the swimming team. . . . Cullen acted like a Prep Player. Back Row: N. Girardot, T. Meurer, R, Bence, G. Falk, P, Cullen, G Finley D Grarnins Middle Row D Salen tune J Johnstone, F. Jaroszewski, T. Frank, G, Schmitt, D. McRae F Lang Front Row T Shanahan R Klein R Strassman. - i ......, Jaw 45,1 Back Row R Graf M Jascur R Dorszynski S Palica, G. Fetherston, M. Cotter, T. Driscoll. Middle Row: G. Schaefer T Groeschel l. Calvey C Mayer T Brahm, T. Geyer. Front Row: H, Seaman, J, Tilley, P, LeSage, What a class, that F-Al We sent Fetherston to the Conclave and held Cary in readiness .... A gang of our boys made good on the Freshman football team: Abert, Cotter, Pallasch, Fetherston, Geyer, and Baker ,.,. In buckets we were no slouch either, placing Cary, Graf, and Schaefer on the Frosh squad, and Branch, Roe, and Abert on the Midgets .... The Webster Club also bene- fited from the likes of Cotter, Dobrogowski, Gorski, Meuler, and Calvey. Back Row R Soener J Kriofske W Schaefer M Mezei F Balistrcru D Baker P. Dobrogowski, R.G, Sullo,A, Roth, W. Farnand. l-l M d T Rotroff P Wacker M Roe L Lechtenberg, R. Abert. Not Pictured: J, C, Branch, a si 1T!.lX ' Y - - Back Row: J. T. Graf, J. Sheehan, L. Kleis, P. Koch, C. Dunlap, D. Zahn, P. Pfau, R. Garrity. Middle Row: W Fuerst J. Kuhnmuench, J. Carr, J. Casper, F. Moser, S. Keane, J. Kreuzer. Front Row: C. R. Schmitt, J. Do- hearty, D. Dean, D, Voigt. This was a great year for F-5: Klotz and Pfau were voted into the Conclave to represent us. . . . We can boast of a flock of Freshman grid- iron men: Carr, Pfau, Dean, Croke, Owan, Cas- per, Dohearty, Graf, and Dunlap .... ln basket- ball, too, F-5 supplied the team with talent: Croke, Sheehan, and Dunlap played for Mr. Kelly's Frosh gang, while Grirnmer and Keane bolstered the Midget squad. PEACE AND QUIET: Study reigns supreme in F 5 Back Row: M. O'Reilly, L. Neuworth, D, Kaehny, W. Croke, M, Norton, C Long D' Martin W Horak J W Nels T Owan F Q - , - , . , . ron Row: R. Stolzenfeld, T. M. Grimmer, T. Danninger, J. Wandt, R. Dries, J. Hoppa, B. Klotz, M. Burke, D, Knox .J All --. QI! .Q I Il lr Xl '.ffW'f AMi5 NEW' A EQ. f VN: 4 ,-Us l F dl, M. Sneider, T, Hochhaus, Front Back Row H Hegelmeyer T Hetzel T McGavick K Dix P Kukla G Chmielewski, J, ri Row M Henk J Recktenwald C Greiff R Hyde J W Dermody T Ehlman L. Schunk, D. Gronkiewicz, W. T. Schmidt. A well-organized mad-house is F-61 We se- lected Reiske and McGavick as our Conclave men .... Our class had a crowd on the first- year pigskin team: Sneider, Fridl, Gronkiewicz, Elton, Langhoff, Marsack, McGavick, and Quirk. . . . Ehm was the efficient manager of the group. . . . Our lone Webster man was Hetzel. . . . Schunk, Hochhaus, and Roecker made beautiful music together in the band .... Our gift to the swimmers was Greiff. . . Four F-6'ers, Chmielew- ski, Kukla, Marsack, and Langhoff, played Fresh- man buckets. Back Row T Long D Roecker E Osiecki W Projieck, R, Elton, J. Ehm, K, Schwartz. Middle Row: P. Neman, D Schmit R Panlener W Gagliano T Reiske R Rautenberg, M. Quirk. Front Row: D. Wichgers, G. Marsack, B k R : D L ' P - Jagoh Uwh R -Llfllljll. Sell, K. Rciske, R. Tomasim, P. HaYOS, B. Harper, V. Cordes, T. Linzenmeyer. Front Row: C. Gorak, J. Madl, . usc , . ra er, D. Gonnering, J. Martocci, C. Callen, R. McDonnell. Not Pictured: D. Hcndley. The place to go is F-7: Our Conclave mem- bers were Monday and Renzel ..,. We put four men on the Frosh eleven: Sheehan, Hayes, Har- per, and Renzel .... Representing F-7 in basket- ball were Monday on the Frosh and Renzel on the Midgets .... Callen was the Midget man- ager, big in talent ..,. Our waterboys on the H swimming team were Boehme, Cody, Bohusch, i Werra, and Cordes. . , . Our talkative Websters . ,X were Bohusch, Schweitz, Cody, and Martinson. M y . . , Boehme and Bohusch were our duet in the band .... Cordes and Martocci gave forth for the choir. I CROSS SECTION: The camera snatches a glimpse of the hard-listening F-7'ers. ZEZIIHRQLW: RlrTlIr-fear, fwnijrfer, J. E, Meyer, J. Schweitz, W. Geitner, P. Werra, P. Wilkinson, S, Piagkggki, ' e ow: ' 'V ey' A - 0 'd3Y, S. Balint, M. Sheehan, J. Renzel, P. M t' R. B k F - D J. Boehme, w. Kelly, P. wemich. ar 'mon' OO er' 'W' ' Cody' ' 'L ' i . 1. 10 Football Varsity Squad an S4 aa a aa a 2 Front Row: R. Haushalter, J. Balistrieri, Lukaszewicz, Buscaglia, W. Gigi, Hennen, Michalski, Collopy, Young, J. Bach, T. Maruszewski. Second Row: Manager Fina, Manager McCarty, Engelhardt, Dermody, P. Sheehan, J. Hanson, M. Wilmot, Conforti, R. Schaefer, Ryan, Horter, Graf, Szymanski, Terrien, Manager Hoepfl, Manager Wysocki. Third Row: Athletic Director 74 Coach' Kopenski discusses strategy with co-capfains Conforti and Schaefer and Coach Dodds. . ' ' .fit ., if! th't' 7 J g . ,,. M 3, A Q .Mfr-. wfdgff-Q 'EM E I : ,, , X .A., ' 5? M Assc V s : :' 5 :F 3 S :- , tctt ,,, . 2 h I 469' i n --,, 1 or 1. . . ' i f:1z,5fvf ' J sv an Fr. McAuliffe, Coach Kopenski, Stark, McNally, J. G. Johnson, Kriofske, P. Bach, Thiel R Weber, Vogt, T. A. Bruett, Keenan, Sisk, Coach Dodds, Mr. Jacobs. Fourth Row: Zeiier, T. Walker, Tallmadge, Siewert, Wegmann, Pileggi, Keppeler, McGowan, J. Mierzwa, Papin, D. Sullivan. Not Pictured: Kustra. 75 Conference Stonclouts PUT THEM ALL TOGETHER, THEY SPELL 'VICTORY' Caught in one glance are five of the six all-conference players. Siewert, Walker, and Bach hold down the Iineg Schaefer l38l and Conforti f22l back them up. Co-captain Dick Schaefer Co-captain Dick Conforti All-Conference Guard All-Conference Back Dick waits for St. Kate's' runner to commit himself. Dick is off on a 55-yard jaunt for a touchdown against DeLaSalle. 76 Q i l l l Q s John Dermody All-Conference Back John plunges for a score to add to the Marquette Larry again proves his ability to catch anything total. thrown in his direction. Larry Siewert All-Conference end i l Phil Bach All-Conference Tackle Phil lsec from right? receives congratulations after . Tim prepares to center the ball in the Messmer going 34 yards with intercepted pass to score touch- 77 game, down. Tim Walker All-Conference Center You Belong to Me Young fades back to pass while Gigl and Schaefer lead the line charge. 'fll .IP '!d3oH i 0 968 8 'Ill W. PV sa 5 iass ,lei Q9 U 9 4' IIPSP7 gi QP rx- Q?- 03' 03 9 In the Middle of Kee n f'nds the goir Have I Told You Lately Fascination na I Coach Kopenski gives directions as Graf prepares to Vogt and a Pius defender go for the ban under the 9355- watchful eyes of an official. : X 2 After Nobody can keep up with Dermody as he goes for a touchdown. Before Dermody appears trapped on the sideline but a fine block by Keppeler helps spring him loose, 6 0 Ks swam? e Dame iw' of '20 4-,L s 64 Os 95 'O P1 s- ays Us '04 Ig -S' a ' Shll GW '91 1 Island ugh against Cathedral N Available Just Between You and Me I ie line holds as Graf kicks the team out of danger. Ouf of the mghl the ball Comes to S'eWe l' 79 My Special Angel Tallmadge leads the way for Conforti around end. Sto s Us Near G 3 cal and Gains Tie Messmel' P M049 !A lllleus ol -Isp i Sa JI!-I4 M S 3,949 . elhorial Bl. ,I lg lfzed b y 7-eam Demi, Band of Angels Conforti powers up the middle against rugged St Kate's. mmifflimfrsiuuwmfmgaqmisyzqwfimiiwwgw,W,im,,,-meWm,.,,,.N,a-MQW 1 --flfpswgimw, , , , f -W or ,L M ,.l, .. is ,.,,, V-W , h,,,,. A.,M:,n,.s,s, .- Mi. ,,,h. ,A ,. W Q , 80 E S. Send for Me Tallmadge waits for Young to lateral the ball as 1' line springs into action. Sf: SK fa .Q Fourth Place Climaxes Up and Down Season The varsity football team finished the season with a record of three wins, two losses, and two ties, to finish fourth in the Conference. With a little help from Lady Luck, however, the team could have finished at the top of the standings. The defense especially was outstanding, and, as a result, only one team in the confer- ence scored more than six points against it. The season opened with a non-conference skirmish against DeLaSalle of Chi- cago. Conforti and Dermody both scored touchdowns, Conforti's coming on a 55- yard run. Failure to convert extra points proved the Hilltop downfall and DeLaSalle walked off with a l4-l2 victory. The first Catholic Conference game for the Hilltop was against Pius. Pius scored once and then held on desperately to win, 6-O. Marquette never really got started in this game. The first victory of the season came over an outclassed Notre Dame eleven. Five touchdowns were scored by the Hilltoppers, with Dermody, Conforti, Collopy, and Englehardt all finding paydirt. Tough Bosco was next, and for once a lineman received all the glory. lt was Phil Bach who made Marquette's.touchdown. He intercepted a misguided aerial and rambled 34 yards into the end zone. Bosco scored in the third quarter, and the game ended with the score tied 6-6. The Hilltoppers got back on victory road with a 28-O victory over Cathedral. This time Terry Keenan was the big show, as he personally scored two touchdowns. Dermody and Graf also scored to lead the Marquette offensive. Messmer proved to be a stumbling block for the resurgent Marquetters. They scored one touchdown and then protected it with a fine defensive effort. Near the end of the game, however, Graf plunged over for a touchdown. The final score was 6-6. Memorial followed and proved to be only fodder for the Marquette machine. Conforti scored twice, and Dick Schaefer, not usually noted for his speed, scored once by sprinting 32 yards with a Memorial fumble. Dermody and Ryan also scored to make the final 32-O. The final game, homecoming, was against rugged St. Kate's. They scored three times to thwart any Hilltop hopes of an upset. Young, after passing tremen- dously, scored the lone Marquette touchdown on a short sneak. The final was 21-6. At the end of the season several of the players received honors. Six squad members were placed on all-conference teams. Dick Schaefer, besides being all- conference, received team awards for sportsmanship and for being most valuable. 81 Football Sophomore Squad UTM Front Row: Stiglich, Caravella, W. Fallon, Dunn. Second Row: Simski, Kubal, Sladky, Eisenhart, Brophy, Holleran, G. Cherney. Third ' ' ' ' ' I J. D h Kleist, Mooney, Arndor- Row: Manager Little, Kennedy, Shebesta, Sustar, Riedl, Henk, O Neill, Wamser, Gehl, P. Gig , unp y, fer, Gillick, Coach Kelley. Top Row: Crowley, Skierowski, Putchinski, Voigt, Kaestner, J. Finkler, Wasielewski. The Sophomore team under the fine direction of Coach Kelley and Coach Kenney, finished with a record of 3 victories and 3 defeats. Three close losses, at the hands ot East, Country Day, and Washington, prevented the squad from compiling a better record. Backs Mooney and Dunn and guard Holleran look like fine prospects for next year's varsity. Most Valuable Players. John Mooney and Jim Grt were voted most valuable on the sophomore and fresl man squads respectively. freshman Squad Front Row: Rebholz, Doheartyt, Gramins, Dean, Schlosser, P. Gramling, Pfau. Second Row: Renzel, J. Casper, Carr, M. Quirk, Abert, D. M. Schaefer, Owan. Third Row: Manager Ehm, Coach Kelley, Reynolds, Fridl, Grellinger, M. Sneider, Elton, Cotter, Dunlap, Har- per, Marsack, Pallasch, Polanis, Hardy, M. Sheehan, Croke, Langhoff, Delahunt, Manager Fetherston, Mr. Kenney. Top Row: K. Burke, P. Hayes, Mago, Kall b M ' ' ' ' en erger, cGavick, Renton, Baker, Gronkiewicz. The Freshman team this year, due to the number of players, was entered in two leagues. lt tied for first in the Suburban Conference and finished close to the top in the Catholic Conference. The com- bined record was 8 victories and 4 defeats. The team was light, but extremely rugged. The main cogs in leading the Frosh to victory were usually linemen Schlosser and backs Graf and Grellinger, 83 Coach Kelly gives his char ges advice during halftime Basketball VARSITY SQUAD H k P Sheehan M Fleming. Second Row: Manager. Front Row: Siewert, J. Smith, Donahue, Mihm, W, Haushalter, Crivello, orna , . , . Thon, Coach Dodds, Doering, Hegarty, DeRuiter, McCann, Rinzel, Fr. McAuliffe, Manager Michalski. Varsity Closes Fast to Finish. Second The Varsity basketball team, under the supervision of Coach Dodds, finished the season with a record of sixteen wins and six losses. The starting tive of Bob Hornak, Bill Haushalter, Mo Crivello, Tom Dona- hue and Jack Mihm boosted the team into second place with four straight victories at the end of the sea- son. High points in the year were two victories over Pius and a victory over St. Catherine's in the final game. Bob Hornak was rewarded for his excellent play by gaining a position on the all-conference five. 84 fr in, .91 131'-'f ,r ESX ..x,., 4 X 3. S :Q 1 Q H 2 , ,L 335 Q AT' aff 1 T' :lm 'ml-I fa? QQ .Q Q5 4 ' ff Q 'SM ,S . . X A 5 Nia , Nw W Aw Q W , Mila? 4 MUHS 59 Pius 57 MUHS 52 Pius 49 MUHS 68 St. Bonaventure 49 MUHS 50 St. Bonaventure 46 Junior Regulcirs Jack Mihm, cool guard, uncorks his deadly jumper. i l MUHS 54 Cathedral 48 MUHS 6l Cathedral 36 MUHS 42 Notre Dame 50 MUHS 48 Notre Dame 50 Tom Donahue, late season sparkler, proves shooting is only one of his many talents. Ted Dekuiter gets off a shot in the midst of enemy territory. Jerry Hegarty finds the going rough under the basket. MUHS 71 Memorial 42 MUHS 75 Memorial 74 Larry Siewert adds two more points to the Marquette total. MUHS 72 Don Bosco 69 MUHS 65 Don Bosco 61 John Smith gets off a jump shot despite a defender's attempt to block it. Y Pat Sheehan scores on a fast break. MUHS eo sf. cafheranes ee 23 MUHS 55 St. Catherine's 47 MUHS 59 Messmer 41 Ctoumamenti MUHS 55 Cathedral 41 ttournamenti Season Statistics Games FG FTA FTM F Rinzel 4 1 1 0 1 Sheehan 21 33 28 16 19 Donahue 14 18 33 21 24 Mihm 23 86 52 30 43 Doering 14 2 12 7 6 Smith 24 44 33 19 20 Hegarty 24 29 34 21 39 Hornak 24 130 123 76 86 Lutz 16 14 34 21 29 Fleming 16 9 16 8 18 Siewert 17 7 1 1 9 21 Haushalter 14 87 52 35 32 Crivello 21 72 90 54 58 DeRuiter 21 33 37 21 39 McCann 6 6 5 2 6 89 Pts. 2 82 57 202 1 1 107 79 336 49 26 23 209 198 87 14 Messmer 70 Messmer 54 Av. .5 3.9 4.1 8.7 .8 4.4 3.3 14.0 3.1 1.6 1.3 14.9 9.4 4.2 2.3 Basketball JUNIOR VARSITY Front Row' Manager Kolata R Mo da En elh dt B d Hayes' Cogch Kopenski' I - 0 Y, Q ar , in er, Papin, Bonneau, Manager Mangan. Second Row: Conley, Tim Bruett, Bugg 2'l-0 MUH5 Opponents Boys' Tech l Pius Xl The Junior Varsity again this year St. Mary's, Kenosha Dominican ransacked their conference. Ably di- rected by Coach Kopenski, the boys never let up and went on to compile the amazing record of twenty-one con- secutive victories. The defense espe- cially was outstanding, limiting oppo- nents to an average of only 27.7 points per game. The team was led by center Frank Binder, scoring leaderg guards Bonneau and Mondayg and forwards Engelhardt, Papin, and Hayes. 56 37 49 57 59 54 34 43 41 43 47 35 53 54 38 50 37 70 51 51 47 St. Bonaventure St. John's Cathedral Notre Dame Catholic Memorial Don Bosco Messmer St. Catherine's Pius Xl St. Mary's, Kenosha Dominican St. Bonaventure St. John's Cathedral Notre Dame Catholic Memorial Don Bosco Messmer St. Catherine's 24 23 28 19 13 25 31 15 35 31 26 33 38 36 20 16 25 31 45 33 34 6 Maybe, Baby Engelhardt shows perfect form as he shoots from the corner. Magic Moments Monday lays the ball up behind Hayes' screen. Gom Home Frank Binder, star center, dumps in two more points 91 Basketball FRESHMAN VARSITY Kneeling: R. Cary, R. Monday. Standing: Manager Malone, Coach Kelley, J. Sheehan, Rebholz, Meletick, Kukla, Chmielewski Del ahunt, G. Schaefer, Dunlap, Manager Johnovic. All Shook Up Cary shoots while Rebholz positions for the rebound. The freshman team, although the season's record was only mediocre, still had some spark- ling moments and, in the end, was able to boast of some fine players, Close games were the exception rather than the rule this year and, sad to say, these games usually ended in defeats for the Blue and Gold. Coach Kelley's charges were led by center Kukla forwards Rebholz and Chmielewski, and guard Dunlap. Rebholz and Dunlap, especially, look like good bets to advance next year. FRESHMAN MIDGETS Front Row: Roe, Abert, Keane, Lang, Clancy. Second Row: Mr. Kenney, Gauer, Gramins, Wernz, Kress, McRae, Bartness, J. Ren- zel, Johnstone, Manager Callen. This year's Midget team, coached by Mr. Kenney, compiled the excellent record of thir- teen victories and only five defeats. The first string for the small men was composed of Kress, McRae, Keane, Johnstone, and either Lang or Bartness. Victories came over such teams as St. Monica, St. Sebastian, St. Mathew, and St. Pius 429. Two of the defeats came at the hands of bigger squads Dominican Fresh- man and St. Rose CYO, Alone McRae finds himself open and lets loose with an arching set shot. Swimming Front Row: J. Woods, V. Cordes, J. J. Kelly, D. Boyle, J. Weber. Second Row: J. Carpenter, Grieff, F. Schmidt, Ball, Paul Piaskoski, Metz. Third Row: Alvarez, Krill, Guy, Riedl, T. Woods, R. Cordes. Fourth Row: T. Weber, Hoeper, Trinko, App, Voss, Franzen, Father Nawn. Swimming has now come into the big time here at the Hilltop, The past few seasons have shown that it is another sport in which Marquetters excel. This year was certainly no exception, as Father Nawn's boys compiled the very fine record of ten victories and only three defeats and also produced a national champ, Pete Piaskoski. Two of the team's defeates came at the hands of City powerhouses, Pulaski and Custer. With many underclass- men on the team, prospects are bright for the future. I Beg of You The team gives encouragement, as each member awaits Mister Fire Eyes HIS eVe 'f- Cordes leads the way in the backstroke 94 Bowling The Big Beat Blommer shows his form while the rest of the gang sits back and waits. Bowling continued this year as the big intramural interest on the Marquette campus. The senior division, led by Mr. Michuda, and the junior division, moderated by Mr Hottinger both attracted many students, and the scores of these students proved that the Hilltop has many excellent bowlers. With the number of underclassmen entered, this sport promises to flourish for many years. Don't Let the Stars Get in Your Eyes Great Balls of Fire Wamser can't believe that he really got a Mr. Hottinger proves that he can bowl with Strike, the best of them. 96 U A fo A Chances Are Klement will probably not get a strike, but then you never know. Wun'erfuI, Wun'erful Mullarkey follows through perfectly. ' F7 73, 'Vl ' 5 'Vl filly , l Cm F lil ill Rumble Boogie The Eagle Alleys are really jumping at 3:30. With a Little Bit of Luck Daleiden goes all out to get a good ball. Front Row: Mr. Brennan, Peters, A. Carollo, Schwai, White, Chole, Mathie, M. O'ConneII, Manager Kain. Back Row: Bu ler Purtell, R. Rice, Doering, Dalum, Dwyer, Pelner, J. Smith, E. Calvey, J, O'ConnelI, Stefan, G. Finkler. Not pictured Conley. Cross Country The Cross Country team, under the capable direction of Mr. Brennan, had a very success- ful season, especially in view of the circumstances. Flu and personal injuries played havoc with the team during the entire season. In spite of these setbacks, the team Compiled a record of six victories and five defeats. The victories were over Pulaski, West Allis Hale, Boys' Tech, Juneau, Nicolet, and West Bend. The losses were suffered at the hands of West Allis Central, Rufus King, Lincoln, De Paul lChi.D, and Sheboygan Central. The team was led by major letter winners, Jim Dwyer, Ed Calvey, Jack Pelner, and Tony Carollo. Daring Young Man Glides Through the Air 'fl' Remember Today Doering finishes strong after the grueling run Qhole leads the Way to the flmsh V 'V sm 98 ' Whole Lot of Shakin' Goin' On The B-team starts strong against King and Boys' Tech i Side by Side, Stride by Stride R. Rice, Dwyer, and A. Carollo lead the harriers in And That Reminds Me Mr. Brennan gives Conley, Pur- tell, and Pelner some last min- ute advice. 99 , f X Flcimlaeciu Newspaper Th B' Wheels. The editor of the FLAMBEAU NEWSPAPER, Jam e ig Fox, discusses the forthcoming edition with Mr. Dervin, the paper s mo erator. Among the new additions to the paper have been a litera t' editorials that are more pointed and are on every phase sec ion, student activity, and the off-beat feature on the bottom of the secoi page. This year the staff has striven to have more balance in the papi Smiling Sams. Taking time out from their busy schedule to pose for a picture are: back row, R. Josten, a writerg T. Bruett of the business staffg front row, J. Custer, a typist, and J. Stollenwork of the circulating staff. Because of hard workers like these the newspaper comes out on time and in fine condition. l 102 Headline Gang. The front page of the wewspaper is written by these able fel- ows of the staff: lL. to RJ G. French, I. Kringel, T. Dicristo, T. Caffrey, T. Nieman, P, Powondra, and J. Mackow- ski. Headed by Neman, this group vrote articles concerning coming events of the school and various ac- 'ivities of the important school or- ganizations. q Hilltop Watchers. The staff looks on as the sports editor, F. Probst lseatedl, sweats over his work, The rest of the staff is composed of KL. to RJ J. Mitchell, D. Schmidt, W. Cary, T. McCann, J. Young, C. Kosikowski and H. Hoeper. The Sports Static and AthIetes of the Month were the monthly accomplishments of these men. 1 4. 1? 9 f!'ff4.fff 'K Deuce Pagers. The second page is kept in fine shape because of the work of these men: KL. to RJ D. Doyle, A. Konopka, J. Chojnacki, M. Gauer, M. Egan, M. Kalton. Directed by Gauer, regular articles such as the Senior Portraits, Spir- itual Father's Column, and the Editorials were always found to be very interesting. 03 y Political Science Club l With the many important current events of this year the club was kept busy. With Fr. Healy as moderator the club kept informed on national and international happenings. The ever awake mem- bers are: at the board, T. Dulde. Front Row: D. Nickel. Second Row: Dunker, A. Konopka, W. Wacks. Standing: J. Mavis. Back Row: Fr. Healy, T. Whipp, T. Mazza, A. Czarra, T. Dicristo, M. Lackenmann. ...Q-f- MH'f 50 The underclassmen of the Science Club pursue scientific knowledge through the help of the Club and the movies, tours, and lectures which it sponsored. The students are: King Seaman Miotke Ber gesen, Altman, Luebke, Johnson, Greiff, Auer, Custer, Nickel, and Neig, The Senior members of the Science Club get a closer look at the many uses of transistors. The demonstration and lecture was given by a representative of Bell Telephone. The inter- ested members are: Jerome Park, W. Burke, J, Shaner, D. Reinbold, G. Peters, J. Fiala, G. Stiglich, Mr. E. Schaefer of Bell Telephone, P. Miller, M. McCormick, P. Fleming, C. Masters, J. Madden. Science Club 105 Band The SENIORS formed the foun- dation tor the band. Their hard work helped to lead the band to bigger and better things. They were of great value to the director, the mod- erator, and the rest of the band. The band is sorry it has to lose such mainstays as: M. Gauer, G. French, T. Neman J. Fiala, R. Felder, M. Zeps, T. Harris, T. Caffrey, T, Fahl E. Dunker, J. Baggott. 1 I Mr' Zinke Fr. Arcuri Band Director Band Moderator 106 Although the JUNIORS have the smallest representation in the band they are by no means silentg in fact they're the loudest, for most of them are in the trumpet section Juniors are heard through the play ing of T. Mavis, T. Rossa Kohnke, J. Stich, T. Kieran, K Bus tricky. Having some experience, the SOPH- OMORES showed ability and they really helped the quality of the band. The men with a future in the band are: Front Row: D. Reinbold, Day, Robak, Colbert. Back Row: Listwan, Luechtefeld, Packy, Sladky. The FRESHMEN, although the least experienced seemed to have come through in excellent style. Their fine playing showed us that freshmen can be an asset to an organization. The freshmen are: Front Row J Boehm G Finley J Bohusch D. Roecker, A. Harbort, J. Gauer. Back Row J Short P Lesage T Hochhaus T Prawdzik, L. Shunk, D. Bash. 107 in The ever present pep band was a guide in the cheering and a booster of spirit at games. Here the pep band with: Back Row: M. Zeps, J. Baggott, R. Felder, T. Kieren. Front Row: D. Doyle, J. Mavis, J. Robak and T. Caffrey, helps the cheerleaders at a pep rally. The pep band was a very lively group of swinging musicians this year. In the morning before classes, the CHOIR holds its practice sessions. Here Fr. Portz, arms raised, tries to bring out the notes that should be sung. But the half-awake members find it rather hard to co-operate. z l 108 Choir Through much practice the second tenor section was a big asset to the choir and the fine quality which it displayed throughout the year. The second tenors are: Front Row: R. Sobczak, Meyer, D. Metz, Kuele- meyer, T. Di Nanni. Back Row: C. Roehl, R. Cordes, Schuk, V. Cordes, J. Custer. The group which probably har- monized the best was the first tenor section which, along with the rest of the choir, through serious practice, put on a fine Christmas prograrn. The 'able first tenors are: at the organ M. Bruch. Front Row: Mezei, Fr. Portz. Second Row: Vest, Horak, Boehme. Back Row: Wachs, Hendy, and Stefan. I Absent is Malone. The rich sounds from the choir were those of the basses who proved to be quite capable of carrying the song. The basic basses are: Front Row: Nels, Kleczka, Reinbold, Ehlman P. Kelly. Back Row: Wilkenson Shoner, Powandra, Lehaond. Absent is J. J, Kelly. I I The Stamp and Coin Club grew in popularity this year. The club encouraged its mem- bers to better their collections of stamps andfor coins. The stamp savers and the coin col- lectors are: KL. to RJ Packee, Harrington, Carr, Peters, Fr. Duffy, the moderator, Riedl. Seated: Nickel, King, Hebein, Bernier, Custer. 7 Cartoonists Club Coin cmcl Stamp Club 5 1,'f, - The eye catching signs around school this past year were due mostly to the efforts of the Poster Club. Under the direc- tion of Mr. Brennan, the club publicized the school's events. The paint splashers included: G. Pfeffer, G. Falk, G. Peters, J. Madden, N. Gumerman, G. Stiglich, J. Fobian, K. Kso- biech. Caught in the act of doing their job, the senior sacristans are the men behind the scenes who care for the altar. ln charge is Brother Joyce lfar lettl who sees that: lL. to RJ J. Madden, C. Masters, D. Reinbold and Lesch do the job right. Sacristans Doing the housework around the altar are the Junior sa- cristans. These are the men who keep the rugs clean and everything spic and span. They are: A. Schlidt, J. Mc- Donnell and C. Neidhoeter. Acolytes With Mass said daily for the en- tire student body the acolytes were kept busy throughout the year. The new Mass schedule made it easier for the students to get Holy Communion often. The busy men are: Front Row: Den- Boer, Dunn, C. Budny, Jerome Park. Second Row: Kersten, Stol- lenwerk, R. Weber, W. Hayes, and W. Doran. The M-H Club continued its fine tradition as one of the hardest working and most influential or- ganizations of the school. The club is composed of all the major letter win- ners of all four years. Pic- tured here are the letter- men who are in their fourth year at M.LJ.H.S. They are: Front Row: R. Lein, R. Conforti, W. Gigl, J. Mitchell, J. Young. Second Row: J. Dwyer, P. Bach, W. Haushalter, J. Balistrieri, J. Collopy, E. Calvey. Third Row: T Tallmadge, T. Ryan, R Wilmot, R. Lutz, J. Pel- ner, R. Brezinski, R Doering, and R. Schaefer Th M. H. Club l Pictured here are the letter winners who must continue the work of the M-H Club: Front Row: R. Hornak, J. Sisk, A. Vogt. Second Row: Mr. Lofy, C. Buscaglia, L. Siewert, T. Walker, T. Keenan. Back Row: T. Wegmann, A. Carollo, R. Engel- hardt, J. Dermody, T. Dalum, M. Fleming, and J. Graf. 112 On November l, the Annual Card Party was held by the Mothers' Guild of Marquette High. Some 2400 people attended the party which had a record profit of 59,861 Z L 4, M r. Flahavan, the spiritual director of the flothers' Guild, talks with one of the mothers fhile Mr. Otten decides to eat, drink, and be werry. Mothers' Guild A few of the moth raised ,much needed funds for the upkeep and improvement of the schools educational and extra-curricular facilities. ers preparing tasty snacks The Mothers' Guild Fathers' Club Again this year, the Fathers' Club, under the moderation of Rev. R. T. Jones and the leadership of the very able officers: L. Gillick, President, P. Murphy, Vice- President, W. Bach, Secretary-Treasurer, sponsored the Father-Son banquet and base- ball game. The program was a success as usual. 113 The moderators of the so- dality groups of the school are Mr, Lofty, Mr. Neenan, Mr. Dervin, and seated, Mr. Brittell, Father Kelly, Father Reichmuth, and Father Grau. The moderators have month- ly meetings at which they co-ordinate the Sodality movement at Marquette High. Sodulity of 0ur Lady ii' 4 The men pictured to the left are either prefects or vice pre- fects of their respective senior sodality groups. They arei back row: R. Conforti, M. Ash, R. Josten, Front row: P. Bach, M. Voss, J. Fox. Some of their group projects have been teach- ing catechism to retarded chil- dren, running the Marquette SUMA meetings, and visiting poor families to gather infor- mation for Christmas food baskets. The clothes drive was run by the senior sodalists who belong to the central commit- tee of the Sodality which keeps it running smoothly. ictured above are: G. Carlson, K. Voelke, both in the back row n the front row: J. Bach, J. Dunn, J. Smith, and J Bugge The 'main apostolic projects of their groups have been sponso ing the .mior-senior Sodality mixer, working at the home of the Little isters of the Poor, teaching catechism to retarded children aking the wheelchair patients of Woods Veterans Hospital to Aass. lThe Junior Red Cross and the Catholic Action office are taffed almost completely with the junior Sodalistsl The top men of the sophomore Sodality are: back row J. Park, J. Sazama. In the front row: T. Maruszewski, P. Sheehan, P. Riedl, J. Michalski. Some of the activ- ities undertaken by the group were: han- dling of the two pamphlets racks, spon- sors of the sophomore mixer, posting of the Legion of Decency ratings of movies, and the printing of bookmarks which discourage the use of bad lan- guage. One of the sophomore groups also prepared a Christmas basket for a poor family The freshman and sophomore members of the conclave are: First Row: D. Shultz, Klotz, T. Reiske, R. Mon- day, J. Johnstone, R. Wilmot, G, Fetherston. Back Row: T. Bertram, Rockhill, J. Robak, W, Fallon, Schim- elfenyg, Whipp, Gauer, Student Conclave 1 'fe The conclave consists of one representative from each homeroom and from each major activity. It is the voice of the student body that decides the policy to be followed by all the students. First Row: Mitchell, J. Balistrieri, L. Gillick, Ash, Fr. Bernert, Thomas Bruett, Young, Coffey, Conforti. Second Row: Carlson, Foxx, P. Bach, Caffrey, Dwyer, Bugge, Stollenwerk, Konopka, Powandra. Back Row: Josten, Kringel, Welsch, Vint, Wilmot, Chojnacki, Knuese, Kersten, Gigl. 116 Burdette for President was the slogan for this campaign. The Mil- waukee celebration was one of the biggest and wildest ever held for a world series winner. . . .land of the spree, home of the Braves ,,.: I lt's the '57 World Series and the Braves are in it, Mark Voss tunes a T.V, set as the class is allowed to watch a game. One of the Milwaukee theaters was the scene of the Celebrating. H7 K T. Harris hammers away at his drum as Mar- quettels band plays for the many jubilant Braves fans in the down town section of Mil- waukee, S To 'H' with the Angels, was the winning float in this year's Homecoming parade. The blaz- ing inferno was built by class G-l, who won this contest two consecutive years. C Homecoming 1957 Spirit, the Driving Force of the Marquette Machine, was the second place winner in the parade. The blue and gold locomotive was prepared by class G-2. 118 V . vm -- During the half-time ceremonies, the members of the homecoming court were introduced to the crowd. The Queen and her attendants were presented bouquets of roses by Rev. Richard Pates, SJ., the former athletic director of Marquette High. Attendant Jeanne Kemp and her escorts Jim Mitchel and Jim Carollo wave to the homecoming crowd. lr My faifffefiddnf 9 A Queen is crowned at Marquette High! Homecoming King Tom Talmadge crowns his queen Peggy Schmidt. Some of the crowd which attended the second Senior Car- nival of Marquette High. They are shown milling around the jail booth which was one of the big attractions at the Senior Carnival A winner! A doll carring doll totes off a panda prize. Loot such as this was offered at many of the booths and the happy faces in the background show that losers as well as winners thoroughly enjoyed the festive occasion. 120 Getting a lawyer's advice? Three damsels in obvious distress look into the possibilities of a quick parole, Judge McCarty takes a plunge into four and a half feet of icy HZO. The lure of dunking a friend or drowning a foe drew long lines of sadistic patrons to this charming booth. Mass movement is the best way to describe this typical scene from the Senior Carnival. l The civic ceremony which marked the dedication of the Pere Marquette Memorial brought to a close the Marquette High School Centennial Year. The six foot statue, carved in Carrara, Italy, stands in front of huge quartzite slab, on which is depicted the Mississippi River. Close of the Centennial Year Fr. Shinners acted as the master of ceremonies at the statue dedication. He began the statue project and helped carry it through to its suc- cessful completion. Mayor Zeidler, pictured here address- ing the crowd, gave the event a civic atmosphere as well as a religious one. Fr. Edward O'Donnell, SJ., president of Marquette University, was a guest speak- er. He spoke of the courage of Pere Marquette, and reminded the assembled Marquetters that our age, too, calls for heroic living. Fr. Jones spoke to the fine turnout of students and --' other citizens of Milwaukee. The band is pictured here under the baton of sophomore James Robak. His excellent conducting of a well arranged program added much to the evening's entertainment. Christmas Program Caffrey, as the alchemist, is frightened af T. Caffrey and J. Schaller are pictured in a he appearance of M, Guerin 35 Hai-,alabal scene from the play, The Jest of Hahalaba , f 9 90d Of laUQl 'f6I'. which won the Prep Players an A rating in the Wisconsin High School Forensic Associa- tion. 124 Under the very capable direction of Fr. Portz, the choir put on a truly fine performance for the audience at the annual Christmas Concert. Christmas carols and several general selections were all presented in professional style by the Marquette choir. The band opened the i957 Christmas concert and gave the audience an un- usually tine show. Under Mr. Zinke's direction they presented a series of pieces which gave ample testimony of the band's long and serious practices. 125 ln l958 the Flambeau staff under its moderator, Mr. Hugh Otten, and its editors, Mathias Millen and John Coverdale, dedicated itself to the task of producing a rec- ord of l958 at Marquette. With the aid of many who worked on last year's Med- alist award winning yearbook, the staff has portrayed faculty, students, sports, organi zations, and events which combined to create Marquette, l958. FLAMBEAU YEARBOOK Ron Bieganowski, here pictured with his able assistants John Kulczycki and Ken Bistricky, shouldered the biggest single writing and design task in the l958 Flambeau in pro- ducing the Activities section of the yearbook. Business manager, Joe Cairnes, checks the day's subscription totals with Mr. Brittell, business staff advisor. Besides keeping tab on subscribers Joe's many duties included the direction of all commercial and class ad sales and the design and layout of the adver- tising section of the yearbook. Looks like the day's work is over for section chiefs as Dick Rice, sports editor, Dennid Doyle, who engineered the Faculty section, and John Bugge, who designed and produced the attractive new underclass section strike an informal pose. is it 9 ...ff RX X X Photographic editor, Jim Fallon plans a week's work with head of the typing staff, Dick Boemer. i .g.,,.A , , ,:,E,,,, up W Production reports captu the attention of index chit Mike Molenda and the la out crew of Tom Boll, Da Stangl, and Con Merten. i i High quality photography is a tradition in the Flambeau. The three takers getting taken are Pat Hayes, Senior photographer Bill Hayes, and Jim Arpe. Editor John Coverdale also rolled a few hundred feet of film through his Rollieflex in the year- book's interests. ew 5 S, Photographic errors can be minimized by skilled dark- room technicians, The crews who shared the photogra- phers' successes and re- paired a few of their failures while printing hundreds of enlargements are: on the left: Jim Gregorski and George Oreskovicg on the r i g h t: Jack Becker and Chuck Neidhoefer 3 128 Boosters The Booster Club, 'lst row: J. Chojnacki, J. Collopy, Young, McCarty Konopka Ryan. 2nd row: Mitch ell C f ' D I , on orti, oy e, Hoepfl, Bruett, Josten, Stollenwerk. 3rd row: Lutz, Bach, Tallmadge, Schaefer, Mr. Lofy, S. J., and Ash, was the sponsor of many projects this year. Among them are the Homecoming, Senior Carnival, Club '58, the Booster tournament, and the Senior Prom. National Honor Society 3 I ,krr ,.k,' i K nrk krrkkrkr i inn M, V,,, ,V EV., ,.,, .,,,.... .fr.,,, f, H W ini-Q-..?... 1 The National Honor Society this year undertook a series of reports on the Panorama of American Culture to give its members a better appreciation of twentieth century American culture. Reports on two books were given at each monthly meeting. The members pictured above are: lst row: App, Zeps, Cattrey, D. Schmidt, Powondra, Coverdale, Balistreri, Fox, Felder, White. 2nd row: Kringel, Bruett, Lachenman, Wissing, W, Burke, Fr. Crowley, S.J., Masters, Spalatin, Felder, Neeman, Gauer, Baggott, and Josten. 129 Every retreat consists of talks and here is shown one of them being given to a group of interested seniors. SENIOR RETREATS Here a group of seniors make their way up the stairs and out of the cold as they are about to start their retreat at Holy Hill. Fr. Richard Smith, SJ., and Chris Spalatin talk An everyday Scene of the retreats it over. 0 1 E 5 af is i i The scene of the Sacrifice of the Mass and Benediction is this beautiful altar at Holy Hill. Directing the retreatants in their sing- ing is Fr. Smith, l 'I3'I Left to Righty P. Bach, M, Lachenmann, J. White, T. Weber, and J. Riedl are shown as they attend Benediction. Pictured here are some freshmen as they attend a talk in the chapel. The retreat was something new for the freshmen and, as you can see, they are giving their full attention to the retreat master. UNDERCLASS RETREAT Fr. Gregory is shown here as he celebrated Mass. Fr. Gregory, the Junior retreat master was enjoyed by most of the Juniors. Mike Roe, a frosh, shown here is in per- sonal conference with Fr. Carly who was the Frosh-Soph Retreat master. The per- sonal conference is characteristic of the retreats given at M.U.H.S. Much is accomplished at these conferences. Giving the Apostolic blessing is Fr. Gregory. This is obtainable by all who make a three da retreat. Th y e bless- ing was given on the closing day of the retreat. The Juniors as they attend the Mass closin the t g re reat are Front Row, L. to R.: Sipusic, Simons, Siewert. Second Row Sonn b S ' ' en erg, obczak, Smith. Back Row. Stephens, Tondreau and Thiel. ' Webster Club Dick Dunphy deliv- ers his first place oration. Other debaters who represented Marquette in A division were Kulczycki, Molenda, Kemmer, Mavis, Ehrle ifront rowl, Sanfelippo, Vest, Dunphy, Carlson, Kersten, and Dulde. Dunphy and Kersten took first and second respectively in the American Legion oratory contest. Dunphy won the right to go on to the state contest. 135 The varsity debate team comes out of a Madison restaurant after taking second in the state debate tournament. 'I36 513 Q X., 1. E we ' L1 lag Sitifwi . Tiirlx: .. :af 1r.zz.mf ,. -if-sg at ir, Q: ffgsisitifg J amg:q5z225- fi: -f-:V t -M J g2Sk31':s Q: -as iuawslf-51 1,4-g1!?c.r5f,L1Q -- Q-.W.,t-1 fs-- wafers-tes? 2' 6 551155-. ' ,ma . Q Him fr tg ja, ft K .--,.: X N as 4 :EN tg 4 3155522 x X if fm ig 5 G ' ti fiwit W X ,, Q ,532 ft i Hi? 5 if 4 Q t me 1 t 4 2 Q sf . t,., w .. - wi Q r, 'A E . : ::' : Wei ME, 9145 s E 51 if 5 is K at 'WT 1 k s AJ S it 5 , 4 as The sophomore Websters pic tured at left are: 'Ist row: J. Rice, M. Gillick, Quinlan, J. Carpenter, Lukes, Colbert. 2nd row: J. Mo- lenda, Tierney, Robak, Bartosh Ecks, and Korb. Mr. Fischer and Mr. Neenan tally up the results of the annual Marquette tournament. A large group of freshmen debated for Marquette this year. Outstanding among them were Mackin, Lemerond, G. Schmitt and Stapleton who took first place at the St. Gregory tournament where Stapleton was iudged the best debater. Pictured are: 'lst row, Roe, Kuetemeyer, Mackin, G. Schmitt, Lemerond, Bash, Stapleton, Martinson, 2nd row, Dobrowgoski, Hetzel, Johnson, Paulus, and Mr. Steinel, S. J. 'l37 Marquettes highly successful forensic season was helped by lst row, Mooney Lang Holleran Eisenhart 2nd row Lachenman and Mr. Cuddlgan S J Emcee John Hellman Cleftl tries to lessen the shock before the 'ff' curtain rises. One of the mov- , . ing forces behind the show, I John reaped the fruit of if months of tireless promotion by introducing each act. Variety Show One wintry February evening the students and teachers of Marquette University High School took time off from their usually serious pursuit of knowledge and abandoned themselves to the realm of the ri- diculous. lt was the evening of the l958 Variety Show, the first of its kind to be presented at Marquette High. So enthusiastic was the response that the entire show was repeated for parents and friends a month later. lt is our hope that the following pages, in recalling the highlights of those zany nights, may serve as a fitting tribute to the hundreds that participated in another memorable Marquette first, Fall ofthe House of Ushers? Norm Gumerman hasn't been looking well lately. The young lady in the background still can't believe her Brother Juniper CTim Walker? exchanges a few eyes. spiritual nosegays with early arrivals. 138 Marquette's Mr. Theater, Mr, Schlenk minds the stuffy business of producer foi the Variety Show. Many Strange Prizes were awarded by major domo, John Stollenwerk lrightl: this one seems to be an un- identified basketball player. y Yokel Boy Makes Good! Bob Grace T . . . . he Show Began with a medley of SgsguiassfmgfcelzfsbaogdSlroplvimtagagl swing classics played by Ed Dunker Sucker Lee Vest and his orchestra. X if Qi 5? 139 News Item: Tie Seen Wear- ing Man! Junior Pat Fallon plays fallen lmatineel idol, Irving, in heart rending hair- net drama. l It's All in the Spirits ofthe Thing when midgets Mitchell and Talmadge pre- pare Tuesday's lessons. BEHlND THE SCENES, stage HANDS, Jim Hushek, and Tom Chmielewski get moral sup- port from Al Doyle. More Variety Show Which Twin Has the Toni? Lemon sisters, Jim Wilhelm lexamining nailsl, Bob Hilmer, and Mark Grassberger await cue in wings. l Popular D.S. Senior, Venus lWalt Kiedrowskil de Silo, trudges from the stage after delivering name of another in- termission prize winner. 140 E K .L E Q ,rf 435 T212 is L Q My T? ff 9 Eg I. sl ,ulb V, Aiz, :,' lvblv Z V I I Iii: A 1 ' 3 M V ., 51 M- ' A 'PW ily Liggkgiqib .,,, ,Aj J , , 3 X gr-S , N v '. fl x 49? f W 'UZ' Viv 3521 sv xg Y 1, 2 'E x i 1 Taking His Case to a Higher Court, Al Doyle passes through again. Still More Variety Show N Roving Camera catches glimpses of deliriously happy crowd. Cool Quartet. Carl Knuese, Tony Trinko and Tom Tondreau bel- ler out a ditty. . ,gif Little Disturbances like a body being thrown out ot the balcony and the chase and capture of a dan- gerous criminal hardly marred the night's festive mood. Here llettl Brother Juniper makes it hot as Al Doyle tries to lam with the loot. The seed of crime bears bitter fruit lrightl, Crime does not payl Shoot, You're Faded! Photographic evidence t h a t some numbers found audience actually rolling in the aisles. Delinquent Drummer, Denny Ear, Ear, Now! That Tickles, but Mike Temperamental Songbird, Doyle, drops dainty drumstick Gauer prepares to make it hot rabbit Little Alice lMike Callenl while dauntlessly delivering -with a rare-bit of Auditorium Ses- Lawn pouts between acts dashing ditty, sion. of Variety Show, wk Winning Act, the TV Viewer, starred Ed Bielefeld, Bob Dett- man, George Kling- ler, Tom Boll, and Tom Krueger, A Winner Cleft? Joy was usually short lived as good fortune boom- eranged. e.g. brand new l958 model re- frigerator turned out to be 25 pound cake of ice! After Six Years of Jesuit Education We Are Turning to Music for Sup- port. Spooky alumni trio rendered, with other delights, school song in key of M, You Guessed Crazy, Man! Mike Gauer's band is a going concern since most of the mu- sicians are gone. When they fin- ished a good share of the audience had gone, too. Q.W'Eh.m5 f ..PH ' .A ' 'Li?.L5li3?:'hz,lx5E'i? fia!'Li'SM6ZbZ. M A ' ' Robin the Hood, John Lukes, crosses sticks with Little John, Dennis McNally, in a scene from an all soph act that copped third place in the evening's com- petition. move Your Wallet, Please- Boyle applies familiar rem- ly. , Lone Hambone in a Sea of Hams. Dave Sonnenberg, noted hambonist lor is it hamboner?l, has thigh slapping good time performing for variety show pa- trons. Mississippi Gambler looking for a fish. About to Be Sliced Up Like Baloney is Bob Archer, heroine of Variety Show melodrama, Dastardly Deeds. Ed. Note: Villain finally fell on saw and rest of cast lived harmoniously there- after. Club '58 So she went anyway. Mike Eagan and friend talk to Fr. Grau at the Sen- ior dance. The Senior class dances are wn for their decorations and as us kno - ual the Seniors of '58 did an outstand- ing job with the Blue and Gold room. This is the way it should be done, Bob Felder might say to his dance companion as they dance past one of the pillars of old Rome. 146 Kassow passes the pitcher af- ter Ahrenhoerster finishes his tall tale. Mike Wiesner sneaks a glance as his date seems to enjoy her- self while watching the camera. 147 Art Konopka shows his win- ning smile as he dances to the fine music at Club '58. John Haydoch doesn't trust anyone as he and his date whirl around the floor. Club '58 Waiters 'Ulu Dermody and Buscaglia check Bon A neau's arm bands. This year's wait- A J ers for Club '58 were in ancient Ro man Costume. At the left: The wait- ers weren't exactly in full costume as the shoes Ol of this waiter shows. At the right: More work? John Bach is s h o w n here as he wends his way through the crowd at Club '58 The waiters at Club '58 were Juniors as usual. The Juniors shown in their Roman garb are: Kneeling: Hor nak, Mathie, Dermody, Bonneau, Fina, Carollo, Sonnenberg, Smith, and Mihm. Standing from I. to r. are Gramling, Englehart, Fleming, Graf, Carlson, Siewert, Kersten, Hegarty, Welch, Sisk, Haushalter, Bach Buscaglia, and Piaskosski. The Swordsman is Lukaszewicz. 148 Lourdes Ball The sixteenth annual Lourdes Ball was held at the Eagles Club on February 7. At the. left is pictured the statue of Mary which was set up in the ballroom. The theme of this year's N. ball was Magic Moments. This is how the crowd looked from the floor. The cold weather didn't seem to stop anyone for the attendance was very good. A small sample of the number of people is shown here. Part of the crowd is pictured here as seen from the balcony. 149 Mixers r I u JE Who Wears Short Shorts? That is the question this surprised young man is asking at the Frosh-Soph Mixer. A Soph and a friend pause briefly for a breath or two before returning to the gaiety of the mixer. l a l ., .. Fun was had'by all who attended the Sodality-sp sored mixer for frosh and soph. A group of frosh-sophs discuss last Sunday's game while an outsider shows outside interest. 150 I ,. ,. l1i'fsZ's - E The crowd enjoys the mixer held for the Juniors and Sen- iors and sponsored by the So- dality at M.U.H.S. Two smooth gents and their choices for the eve- ning d e c i d e fo just dance. Camera-conscious Juniors, Welch and Kusterman see all, while Binder and Kulczcki show how it's done. , ' ,, f Basketball Hop The Basketball Hop was held in the gym on February l6. The Hop replaced the regular football dance this year. -The MH. Club sponsored this Jun- ior-Senior dance. That the hand is quicker than the eye, is witnessed by these couples, only part of the large number which attended. Most of those present commented on the fine and interest- ing decorations. Oriental Fantasy was the show staged by a pro- fessional magician group during the intermission. The act proved to be mys- tifying and most enjoy- able, W 0 Ng L. ' K V my MWMWWQQQI WNMWWMMQXN wwi . WW MM W, S w W- 1 a f If si Kwgufmhmxxx Nbvkmdkq- 154 a Eli' ' nm, S w..f.w' ,U au- .A..M liiilf Senior Leaders For the third consecutive year, the Flambeau honors those seniors who have typified the Marquette spirit in their activ- ities. These ten seniors were chosen by a faculty committee for their loyalty, enthusiasm, and self-sacrifice displayed in re- ligious, academic, social, and athletic activities. They have given of their time and talents to improve both themselves and their school. Their backing of all school events has helped to maintain and build the Marquette spirit. These seniors have already assumed the position of Christian leaders, a position in which they will be increasingly important in the years ahead. They leave Marquette this year, but they carry with them into the future the characteristic spirit of a Marquette man. phil Bach Tom Bruett Mike Ash Dick Conforti an 3' mi ' , W ,sig-.A . :15T'i3' Ag .f .r 3 .f im g., Y 1 ,G-. 3 X 1x 44' fa S ,Z .. . . AC W v 4' 5' ' Y sa 3 X Q PATRONS AND BOOSTERS Mr. 81 Mrs. Frank J. Altmann S. J. Casper Co., lnc. 845 N. Plankinton Gehl Floor Co. Max Hoffman, D.D.S. SPONSORS Dick Bell Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Cairnes Alois B. Chmielewski Dr. C. J. Corcoran Mr. 81 Mrs.' John P. Chole Chick's Chicken Shack Mr. and Mrs. Leo Calvey Dr. 81 Mrs. A. A. Doering Mr. 81 Mrs. Clarence Ehrle Dr. E. J. Ebersperger, D.D.S. Sands G. Falk PATRONS Advance Chemical Co., lnc. 6210 W. State Street Mr. and Mrs. John E. Arpe Glen J. Adam Al's Barber Shop 5723 W. North Avenue Mr. 81 Mrs. Donald Bergerson John J. Boland V. John Burggraf Howard K. Balch Co. Dr. John Binzak Mr. 8. Mrs. J. P. Cullen Town Beer Depot 5343 N. Bay Ridge Avenue George J. Etzel United Fire Proof Warehouse Co. 2122 N. Prospect Ave. Mr. 8. Mrs. Harry Fennig Mr. 81 Mrs. Lewis B. Harris Klein Pest Control Co. FRIENDS Len B. Smith 1,121 N. Waverly Place Mr. 81 Mrs. Joseph Sipusic Mr. 81 Mrs. Edgar W. Trecker Mrs. Wilmer P. Boll Mr. 8. Mrs. Arthur F. Hart Mr. 8. Mrs. W. J. Kemmett General Lumber 81 Supply Co., Hilard F. Lang Dr. 81 Mrs. Ray Piaskoski Mr. 81 Mrs. John C. Propsom Dr. 81 Mrs. I. J. Ricciardi Ralph P. Sproule, M.D. State Painting Co. Mr. John Sheehy Dr. 81 Mrs. J. M. Sullivan Orv Lamers Shell Service 1130 E. Oklahoma A. E. LeBlanc, D.D.S. Milwaukee Sporting Goods Co. 312 W. Wells St. Capt. and Mrs. C. F. Park R. H. Paler, D.D.S. Ralph R. Renzel E.C.R. Dr. Daniel F. Rehorst Sentry Food Market Hy. 100 8. Greenfield Mr. 81 Mrs. Glenn Short Schmitt-Orlow 2367 N. 3rd Mrs. Frank W. Lukes Inc R. S. Wilhelm Co. Painting and Decorating 4710 W. North Ave. Peter Wisniewski, M.D. George L. Weiand CLASS G-4 W CM-SNSIIG' Q lb' , X l 3.15 1' -f , The seniors had a carnival 4. . , Q, Our bit was smashing a car. fA'fTMit A We made some money, had some fun! . -, A A G-4 was best by far. V 1 1 lv ' --9--V,,,-,W - ,K-J , A --f r.a:.-- , U ' -4 -f-P-ee-u.e.g,, s f-' . 6-V! .. -M 1 I . p U ' .1 0 Q ',' fl W. ' 1 ml Pl 0 L? MUH Our homeroom had a float this We Panda Win its name, Well, Marquette lost, our float But it gave G-4 its fame. yea r lost too But the thing we really did the best, Of all the things we've done, Was Won'erful, Won'ertul by Lawrence Welk And for that a prize we won. .84 -E. - f . G , IND a 0 IMHNM. 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SERVICING AGENT Student Accident Insurance Milwaukee Catholic High Schools Phone BRoadway 6-6432 R. B. ROEHR General Insurance Colby Abbot Bldg. 759 No. Milwaukee St. Milwaukee, Wis. COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND Badger Die Casting Corp Manufacturers of HIGH QUALITY AND PRECISION DIE CASTINGS 201 W. Oklahoma Ave. Milwaukee 7, Wis. Dear Grads of 1958: The Alumni of the First Century of M.U.H.S. extend a welcome to the Alumni of the Second Century. Marquette High School Alumni Board ROBERT S. McCORMACK, '31 - President JAMES R. SHINNERS, '37 - Vice-President JOHN GRUESSER, '46 - Secretary-Treasurer HERBERT DIEDERICH, '18 .IOHN L. WADDLETON, '29 STANLEY J. WITKOWSKI, '29 RICHARD M. RICE, '32 FRANK BOROWSKI, '34 JOHN A. WITTIG, '36 FRANK J. LADKY, '38 EDWARD F. TREIS, '39 LEANDER J. FOLEY, JR., '40 EUGENE BERCE, '44 .IAMES MURPHY. '48 JOHN R. GREENYA, '55 5219A-WMS' hm VSA fwlb EUNEEATULAUUNH Cb Qi' Q Lf H U x . 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Burleigh OFFICES Wiscor1sin's First Insured Savings 81 Loan 7615 W. State Sf. Wauwatosa John W. Cleary, Secretary 900 Elm Grove Rd. Elm Grove, Wisconsin MEMBER, FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORP A F R I E N D CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1958 THE HAYES FAMILY PHOTOGRAPHERS Capitol Drive at Downer Avenue 2520 E. capitol Drive W0 2-7932 4 1 w 1 .1919 .l I . ' 5 Q W , K k kyf 4, 9 in 5 X , --.Tx 1 x 1' ' 1 How high ,' I . 'P Is fly guy- I, If s X I T'-, 1' :S ace, Q x -IL . X I I ace! ,' I xx x ' Eff If I wherever you live, whatever you do, SAVE at the FIRST WISCONSIN Et bl h d 1853 I3 CONVENIENT LOCATIONS FIRST WISGUNSIN NATIONAL BANK of Milwaukee so is e - '11 Orchard 2-3982 i'Ask Those We' Serve WAUWATOSA ADVANCE MONUMENT CO. FUEL ZLSQZEJ-Y Co- 3877 S. iam sneer Building Materials-Fuel oil-C0 1 I3tI'1 and Howard-Across from Wilson Park on Bumns-Insulation Florian Racinowski Milwaukee 15, Wis. CONGRATULATIONS roTHEcLAssoF1958 Ho'-Z'HAUER'5 REAL 'I'I-IE GAFETERIA FROZEN CUSTARD Bluemound at 61st J. P. cuu.EN 8. soN Mark A. Cullen J, P, Cullen General Contractors Est. 1892 330 E. Eastern Ave. Phones 6601-6602 Janesville, Wisconsin M l l.Wllll ll E n a 5 sgfgzgfesf 3 N W will c A P 1 'r o L D R 1 lli EZEZA if Eiil lill iiii It llllii I l llll lllll I Zl' For Lovely Corsages,M Wedding, F Len, Agency' Inc. Hospital, and Funeral Flowers GENERAL INSURANCE BAGIN's FLOWERS 531 W. Wisconsin Ave. BRoadway 2-1438 3226 W. North Ave. Hilltop 2-1270 CQMLENIS SHQEI SERVICE MID-CITY SPORTING Goons co. Quilted Lined Leather 'Sleeve Jackets SPECIAL PRICE TO STUDENTS Him-op 2,0741 2039 W. Wells St. DI 2-3472 8. DI 2-1492 5623 W North Ave. M.U.H.S. I 0 O 0 O O O H . R. ZOO CLASS OF 58 Our lineup: Bob Archer Don Jonovic Don parker Mike Ball Wayne Kampa Gary Reiton Paf Baflness Jim Kozlna Joe Schlosser Doug Bash George Kuetemeyer Joe Seeiman Neal Baumgartner J0l'1l'1 l-emi-2I'Or1d Jim Sprifke Bob Bellin Jim Mackln Mike Stapleton Tim Bertram Bob Bielefeld Charles Boyer Dave Brophy Paul Gallagher Chuck Hardy Mike Hart Teachers: Fri Brey, S.J. Mr. Brittell, S.J, Mr. Dodds Jim Mago Tom McCormick Ken Melotik Dick Murphy Jim Nowicki Pat O'Neil Gale Page Mr. Faricy, S.J. Mr. Hottinger, S.J, Mr. Jacobs, S.J. Tom Stoffel Gerry Talsky Tom Vrobel Tim Wernz John Wiesner Bill Willems Frg McAuliffe, S.J Fr. Piotrowski, S.J Greetings and GEBHHHD-BEHGHHMMEHINC Best Wishes rjjmf-Usggggvfgha gzigh GENERAL can THA mms COMPLIMENTS of n I . . J R C S d. When buying or selling commercial or resu- OS' ' ava 0 tu 10 dential real estate, large or small, for use or 3739 W. Lisbon Ave. Milwaukee , . , investment, consult this office. HAI-IN PLUMBING co 'E X- K S ' - --- S 'EQQEI STRFEX Clarence N. Hahn ' 7 ' . sf' - sv X Class of '24 - ' ' ' - - I sam- 15:99 ' el:l,'7EL9 A K ,, ' - N.W TER STREET Hilltop 4 5150 Milwaukee WiZ904 W. North Ave. MILWAUKEE gms. C. BENZ AND SONS wholesale Floor Covermg 320 East Silver Spring Drive Mohawk Carpets Gold Seal Floors and Walls Tilecresl' Plastic and Ceramic Tile - Sporting Goods and Hobbies NEIDHOEFER 3- C0- MAXWELTON BRAES . Bailey's Harbor, Wisconsin Milwaukee SUMMER RESORT HOTEL-COTTAGES is-HOLE GOLF COURSE EIDHOEFER 81 CO. DISTRIBUTORS OF MOHAWK ROBBINS GOLD SEAL K 1 if llflllfff A f 3 z 4 J ' -f' From a Fmencl l X n l i ---1-:sn:g1,3g:gg3:5:3:3:-:-,f- BEVERAGES i J-2 ,,,.Ll.4 J. Custer G. Finkler R. Hebein E. NlCQ0f5kl J- Bach P. Fallon M. Gigl M. Lauerman R- Poffef J' Smifh Bismcky R' Bucket, J. Graf M, Lohman R. Piotrowski J. Stanchfield Bieganowski M, Byron P. Gross J. Lukaszewicz D' ReltmeYe R- Tal5kY Bgnneau R. Cgrdes T. Hanson P. McDonald T. Rossa T' Wegman Brust D, Cunningham D. Haslcell P. Mueller L. Siewerl J- Ziehwein Catholic Knights of Wiscoonsin STUDENT ACCIDENT ACCIDENT - HEALTH HOSPITALIZATION -- POLIO INSURANCE Compliments of THE HEII. CO. Milwaukee, Wisconsin CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF T958 THE BOOKSTORE The grande Flowers 4044 North Oakland Avenue Open Days and Evenings We Deliver T I ED 2 3070 A FRIEND For Fine Food Visit OREGON INN Chinese and American Food 3404 W. North Ave. Hilltop 2-3600 E. L. NEMAN CO. Complete Food Market Land o' Lakes, Wisconsin CONGRATULATIONS, GRADUATES OF 1958 MOTHER'S GUILD TRIMBORN BROS. suren MARKETS 4415 W. Forest Home Avi-. 5647 Brimd Street Milwaukee 15 Wisconsin Greendzlle, Wiseonsin i 5 1 I bt I. ni lx . URM lee H I . C' VI DYKEN MFG. CO., INC. wEs'r BEND, wisconsin PHIL DUFFY ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR Industrial-Commercial-Residential Wiring 2106 N. 58th SIC. GLenview 3-1515 Milwaukee 8. Wis. DIAMONDS-WATCHES-JEWELRY-SILVERWARE ARCHIE TEGTMEYER, INC. 10 Plankinton Arcade. 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