Mechanic Arts High School - M Yearbook (St Paul, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1950 volume:

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Gerald Shear, Harvey Harris, Floyd Del Signore EDITORIAL: Beverly Baller, Joanne Hesse, Janice Johnson, Richard Johnson, Jerry Klem- mensen, Franklin Lang, Arlene La Vaque, Lois Lindgren, Viola Noren, Dorothy Nowicki, Shirley O'Neil, Joyce Ratwixku Lerlore Wohlterd, Russell Young. BUSINESS: Donna Wells, Mike Mercado, Carolli6lso.n, Ramona Anderson, Pat Schauer. Photographers , ,....., .. K ,R N F ' X ,J , KVM iff UW M tl ' f AW I , 1 J ,J 31144 of C0l'lf8I'lf5 l HIM f N ' yy Aw l. Introduction ML Q-fl . , f wt my II. School Life fa lf' , Ill. Seniors , I ,W X IV. Activities 1 WM I , JJ t V, Athletics X , fhvffdpt fbigff j,lJJ'I I aj? if .L J I Mtfcl' A l f fl Pgfblf ,?,.f,fifA'lfn7 gf 07.10 acc, X. t MQW I yxiz iii I 'THQ Jiyuogg Q, f J ldf ff y.. I ' ful KE- jkig ig Wee-Aanicg .- ol school ond o symbol. This school hos stood tor over fifty yeors, ci representotive of democrcscy. No toint of prejudice hos ever Touched lvlechonic Arts. Every student hos had on equol chonce to reoch his own personol gool. Whether or not he does so, depends solely upon his ombition, his Willingness to leorn, ond his oloility-not his color, creed, or bonk occount. We who hove come to know ond love so Well these rooms ond hollvvoys, moy be justly proud of our school, for Mech nic Arts is the very spirit ond essence ot true democ oc tl ifwf i i EEE? HEN former oThleTes come buck They heod dovvn The holl T Tovvord The gym ond coll loudly, Hey, Joe, expeding, os They olvvoys hove, To see The kind ond friendly Toce of Joe STrom- mer. Foll, vvinTer, and spring, vvhenever The boys vvonT onyThing oround The gym, They look up Joe who is olwoys willing To help Them ouT. WiThouT Joe The gym would be o dismol ond gloomy ploce. ThoT The boys con'T do vviThouT him ond his kindness, wos shovvn when he vvos removed To TirsT floor. The boys goT up o peTiTion To hove Joe puT bock in The gym. NOT only The oThleTes, however, buT onyone who hos ever hod onyThing To do wiTh Joe reodily ogrees ThoT he deserves recogniTion for his unselfish service. So To you, Joe, vve dedicoTe our 1950 HM . if ' Wefelfywr? r L WMJLJM Q fe owe l K 1 Tounded and carried on upon The greaT American principle ThaT edu- caTion is invaluable and should be available To everyone from every walk of life. And yeT iT is more Than iusT a school, more Than iusT a place To sTudy. lT is The iumping-off place from youTh To maTuriTy. When graduaTion is Tar behind us, and vve look back, These will be The golden days. This building and These years will be The hub around vvhich The shining spokes oT memory will revolve. We shall have become parT of a heriTage. Our Taces will linger and our TooTsTeps vvill re-echo dovvn These corridors, mingling vviTh Those vvho have gone before us and Those vvho are yeT To come. Page four 3- .T , J, f , ,. 5- yi H 1 7 ,. fm il, , s. .i -Til' Q, . ., , , .T A ff V T-i .Mil ,... f-..- --J is Y W, 'su M ,Ji ,. ., M.. Mr. Leslie Tripp, principal, and Mr. Sam l-lamilTon, assisTanT principal, are seen arranging The sTudenTs' programs. Mr. Hamilfon in The Two years he has been here aT Mechanic Arts has earned The friend- ship oT all The sTudenTs who have come in conTacT vviTh him. Mr. Tripp has continued To be respecTed and liked by all The sTudenTs. Genial and kind, boTh sTand ready To promoTe The ideals Tor which our school is noTed. Taking an imporTanT parT in The sTudenTs' school life and learning To know Them beTTer by personal inTerviews and Triendly Talks are Mr. Ray PeTerson and Miss Edna Gould, Guidance Counselors. The sincere inTeresT of These Two people has encouraged many pupils To Tinish Their high school careers and has helped Them find work in The vocaTion suiTed To Them. The sTudenTs of Mechanic ArTs appreciaTe greaTly The work and eTTorT puT TorTh by our Counselors. Page five Administration cmd Class Advisors Row 'I-Miss Gould, Counselor, Miss McGuire, Registrar, Mrs. Goneau, Nurse, Miss Vievering, Clerk, Mr. Tripp, Principal. Row 2-Mr. Matoush, Soph. Adv., Mr, Souther, Senior Adv., Mrs, Schampel, Special Counselor, Miss Kenmore, Junior Adm, Mr. Hamilton, Asst. Principal, Mr. Peterson, Counselor. Mechanic Arts alters its students not only the standard college preparatory course consisting ot English, social sciences, languages, mathematics, and sciences, but, besides its commercial and gen- eral courses, it offers in addition several unique sub- iects. Safety, taught by Mr. Shirk, instructs the students in sate driving techniques and traltic regulations. Page six Commercial, Science, Shop Row l-Mr. Nobis, Miss Kellerhals, Miss Strickler, Miss Blase, Miss G. Smith, Mr. Matoush. Row 2-Mr. Shirclc, Mr. Wilkinson Mr. Griffin, Mr. Wolcott, Mr. Wright, Mr. Sitzer. Miss Kenmore, choral director, has put on several assemblies with her groups and the operetta Le- lavvalaf' Mr. Kitzberger, band director, not only teaches two band classes, but is vvorlcing with grade school students with whom he hopes to build up our band in the tuture. Handicapped students at the school are under the Vocational, Math, Social Studies, Art and Music Row 'I-Mrs. Beard, Mrs. Pring, Miss Rohrer, Mrs. Kirkwood. Mrs. Cummings, Miss Bergl. Row 2-Mr. Sundlaerg, Mr. O'Rourlce, Mr. Kitzberger, Miss Ek, Miss M. Smith, Mrs, Gilson, Mr. McCauley. supervision ot Mrs. Schampel, their counselor and coach. The Vocational School, which is located in the building, has several courses that will train the student tor a job upon graduation. Cosmetology is a beauty work and manicuring course, on completion ot which the student alter passing an examination is a li- sf 4 6- X is X .Q Q English and Gymnasium Row 1-Mrs. Ransier, Mrs, Watson, Miss O'Brien, Miss Scully, Miss Turnbull, Mrs. Gamble. Row 2-Miss Copley, Miss Grant, Miss Switt, Mr. Adams, Miss Moosbruger, Mrs. Lundberg. censed beautician. The Commercial Foods course prepares students tor hotel and restaurant mana- gerial work. The Trade Business course teaches stu- dents retail selling andthe Apparel Arts course trains the students in the operation ot power machines. These unique courses make Mechanic Arts out- standing among the St. Paul High Schools, Page seven 5 LJ X KQN x i SC QGCJL LIFE ly yi XY 1 RX X X? X Vgwiykys Q ffl WY' lil JM K T r' li A 09 Q l- Tv' ff!! E 55, , , A Aft , IA Vkww A 70 , U 5-fo? 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Bob Doane and Elea- nor Posus . . . Lu Ackerman and Kermit Tamborino . . . Wendell Baehr and Pat Robin- son, Janice Johnson and Jerry fs AM Wu- W ' 1- A QQ ,AFM swf lir so . Q ,rr Scherek, Alice Bertrand and Dick Olson . . . Jerry Altveby and Pat Roskowiak . . . Bev Baller and Doug Dehler. K.,-' 'X ,gy ,-9 srl' '-1 1 if kt fx ri. N A W 2 'X lk .. ,,: y A wk W , L'-. M, . .. -. :,,v 'wg-,-.-uv'- X . ' NA .. -,:, , ,wi 5 N Wig i x ' V r' if 'i Queen And Attendants Smile For The Cameraman . . . The Queen Is Chosen . . . Alumni Return to Remi- nisce . . . Edelstein, Knob- lach and Poster . . . Dot, Ele And Bev Take Time OH Princesses On Parade Behind The Scenes At The Last Rehearsal Fufure Dressmakers A1 Work . Ah, Lunch! . . . Soup's On! . Vocational Chefs Prepare Lunch Behind The Scenes . Testing, One, Two. Higher Algebra Students Pose Pretty . . . Sweet Hor- mony. Mr. Griffln's Freshmen Lough -.. Climbing The Ladder To Suc- CGSS. Miss Vievering's Helpers Early MorninglTask. I Happy Times At Two O'Clock Bell. Day Is Done, And Students Are Happy . . . Mr. Ulrich Supervises Goodie Making. Jim, Tom, and Joe Caught Using The Library . . . Under- classmen Enioy Freedom Ol The Halls. fm' , r .4 3 q 1 x 5 -A. SE IDRS irr W rl - Q if 0 itlfl W Qi? i 1445 Ml . Xu, 5- ij wid id WecAaniC6 where those four short eventful years have sped by much faster than we realized. Soon our wonderful days at MA will be only memories. We, the Seniors are soon to take part in a sad, yet thrilling experience, the ulti- mate achievement of our school days. On looking back we cannot help but realize how much these years have meant to us. The hilarious delight of winning a football game, the panicky excitement of exams, the breathtaking thrill of going to the prom, and finally the dignified importance of being a Senior, all make graduating a little harder. 1 if 'Q 3 1. f 5271-Qlij.-1.fiW E A 1 31 . ,. - Zzgswwf iss f ' MW MM ffwffw W if5L3?1 5558? WW! g W QW Qffimfywy el'lLOI 5 Xl0l Q5:i Inlflflibtble fo W .S70llfL0l 7 .7l i0l'l6! 41716, AJULJOP This is Ivlr. Williom E. Souther, our Senior cudvisor cind friend. His quick wif, friendly ddvice and generosity hdve been dn inspiration To us dll cind hos mode our closs one of The best. We The clcuss of l95O, wish To express our gratitude ond dppreciotion for his Thoughtful services. Our memories of him ond lvlechonic Arts vvill olwoysabe precious. I f wld f fff If rj in 1 - 3 1 llvf it fx r xx My ru Y, C G, -cc., .1 i i an I X, J.. 'X If ' r 1 V a i f Mr Souther Has Varied Activities Cap and Gown Measurements Keep Him Busyg A Familiar Face In Second Lunch, He Maintains Order Foge e enteen Seniors in Various Activities - 0 V33 I I. This ls the Way the Seniors Study? 2. Eva and Mrs. Gilson Display Speech Contest Trophy. 3. Cur Mighty Girls' Football Team. 4. After the Sleighride. 5. Staff Promotes 'M' Sales. 6. Bruce Thompson in Disguise. 7. Janice, Joyce, Ele, and Mitzie Caught Unawares. 8. Should Old Acquaintance Be Forgot. 9. Lulu and Donna Leave for Fun Nite Camp. IO. Daring Herb Shows Shoulders. Page eghfeen Seniors Look Back on a Happy Year at M. A. Senior Representatives Row i-M. Aguirre, L. Chevalier, secy., J. Morson, pres., W. Souther, adv., R. Johnson, vice-pres., B. Schanhaar, treas. Row 2-B. Baller, A. LaVaque, J. Johnson, J. Snyder, E. Rogers, 66iAI'l0!CLl Sept 6wSchool started. lWoe is me.l Oct. T3-Our colors are flying. We won our Home- coming game. Hondsome John Morson, and Cute Luello Chevalier, were crowned King and Queen. Nov. 4MCONGRATULATIONS! to John Marson who wcis elected president and Dick Johnson, who was elected vice president ot our Senior Class. Best wishes to Eleanor Trost, Faith Kloss, Morgoret Exley, ond Boirbara Smith who were elected olti- cers ot Quill and Scroll. Special interview tor the Cogwheel with President Truman. iIt's good to know the Cogwheel is right on the ball.l Nov. T4 - Dec. 2-Twirp Season storted at Mechonic Arts. iBoys beworejl Nov. 'I8-Evo Rogers, Senior, won city-wide speech contest. lVVe're proud ot you, Beberl Nov. 28 - 30-Group pictures taken for HM . lQh no, it just can't be mell Dec. T4-Senior Christmas party. lEven Sontci wos there.l Dec. T6 -Jan. 2-Christmas vacotion. lJust con't wait until Santo comes.J I. Cervantez. Row 3-B, Miller, N. Sauro, T. Ales, G. Alfveby, J. Klemmenson, S. Eckert, H. Huebl. of guenfa Jan. 12-College Aptitude Test. lWhat a headachell Jan. 19- 20-Junior class play. CDoes your toce still ache, Jerryll Feb. TO-Cogwheel Cupid Service. iOh those red tocesl Fun Night Formol. Mike Donneloauer, chosen king, and Marlene Stodler, Wdshington, Queen. March 9-10-Operetta Lelawala. llndians ore on the rampoge.J March 21-World Aftairs Test. ilvlore worries.l March 24-Honor Roll Assembly. lNow we know who the smort ones ore. Don't you wish you could hove mode it?i April 27-28-Senior Variety Show. llvlr. Souther, how'd you like those chorus girls?D May T6- M come out! ilvlemories ot our school doys.J May 29eJunior-Senior Prom. lDad, l need exdctly 329.95 for that new tormoll June 2-Senior Doy. iSeniors take overll June T5-Graduation! LSchool days ore overll Page nineteen I .1 X 1 X Q3 N MARY AGUIRRE - ---- - 252 Grove St. - - - Little Mary Fresh. Assembly, Junior Vodvil, Sr. Rep., Choir, Spanish Club, Home Making, Honor Roll. MARY ELLEN ALBRECHT 428 Charles Ave. GAA, Student Council, Room Captain, Social Family Problems, Home Ec., Gym Leader, Honor Roll. THEODORE ALES ---- ' ' 775 Cedar St. - - - - Ollie Football, Basketball, Track, Soph. Vice Pres., Jr. Pres., M Club, Sr. Rep. MARIO MICHEAL ALESSO 832 Aurora Ave. Apparatus GERALD ALFVEBY - - - - ' 731 Virginia - Mike - - - Jerry Student Council, Sr. Rep., Spanish Club, Physics Club, World Affairs, Boys Glee Club, Baseball, Honor Roll. EVANGELINE ANDERSON ---- 585 Sherburne Ave. Safety Club, Spanish Club, GAA ROMANA JUNE ANDERSON - - - 261 W. Central Ave. - - - - Angie - - - Mona Cogwheel Staff, M Staff, French Club, Gym Leader MARLENE ANDERSON ----- 669 Marshall Ave. - - - Andy Red Cross, Student Council, Y-teens, Home Ec. LEONARD RONALD ANDREN - - - 533 Canada B basketball, Safety Club, Science Club EDNA BAILEY ------ 151 St. Anthony GAA, Student Council, Honor Roll. BEVERLY LOU BALLER - - - - - 262 Lafond Ave. Fresh. Treas., Soph, Secy., Jr. Secy., Sr. Rep., Cogwheel Sta - - Andy - Eddie - - - Bev H, UMM Staff, Quill and Scroll, GAA, M Club, Sp. Club Treas., French Club, Physics Club and Chemistry Club, Student Council, Pep Clu Captain, Y-Teens, Honor Roll. EDWARD BAYERS ----- 232 Grove St. Football, Track, M Club MARILYN BEHRENDS ---- ' 415172 University Ave. br HM., - - - - Ozzie - - Lynn Student Council, German Club, Pep Club, Home Ec. ZYLPHlA ANN BERGLUND ---' 565 Park St. - -' - - Toots Secy. Spanish Club, Chemistry Club, GAA, Girls M Club, Student Council, Safety Club, Y-Teens, Honor Roll. JOHN E. BICKFORD ----- 635 Lafayette St. Student Council, Honor Roll. - - - Johnny JAMES R. BOHRER ------ ' - - - Jim 179 E. Arch Baseball, Football, M Club, Safety Club, Cogwheel Staff, Bowling, Hall Monitor SHARON BORST 562 University Ave. Office Force, Student Council, Pep Club, Safety Force, Y-teens, Chemistry Club, Maiorette, World Affairs Club, Honor Roll. STANLEY BOUGIE ----- ' - - - Boogie 175 E. 14th St. Choir, B Football, A Football, Soph. Rep., Jr. Rep., Cross Country, Track, Safety, Red Cross, Auto Essentials SHIRLIE BRADSHAW - - 1235 Garden Ave. Soph. Rep., French Club, Red Cross CELESTINE BROWN ----- 517 Carroll Ave. Latin Club, Physics Club, Chemistry Club BEVERLY CARROLL ----- 732 St. Anthony Pres. Latin Club, Vice Pres. Chemistry Club, Board, Physics Club, Honor Roll. Page twenty Ronnie Betty Boop ----Bev Treas. Girls M Club, GAA MARY LU CARROLL - 464 State St. Secy. Jr. Academy of Science, German Club, Physics Club, Chemistry Club, Office Force, Honor Roll. DONALD CASPER - ' 690 Thomas Ave. IGNACIO CERVANTEZ I47 State St. Soph. Rep., Jr. Rep., Sr. Rep., Spanish Club LUELLA CHEVALIER - 27 Garfield World Affairs, GAA Board, Y-teens, Pep Club, Omce Force, Saftey, M Club, Sr. Secy., Cogwheel Staff, Cogwheel Room Captain, coming Queen, Homemaking, Fun Nite Secy., Honor Roll. HELEN B. CLOS - - ll W. Summit Ave. Choir PATRICK COKLEY - - 348 Chestnut St. Physics Club, Track, Apparatus, M Club, Safe Drivers Club. SAM CREA - - - 624 Capital Blvd. - Lu Don Lulu Home- Shorty Patty - Jr. Hockey, Golf, Football, Baseball, Apparatus, Cogwheel Staff, Swim- ming, M Club, Fresh. Rep., Safety, Bowling JACK COLBERT - - - ------- Johnny 629 Park St. Fresh. Rep., Jr. Rep., Cogwheel Room Captain, Speech, Chemistry Club, Jr. Vodvil, Red Cross DONALD DAHLQUIST --------- Don 69l University Ave. Football, Basketball, Hockey, Band, Choir, Student Council, Swimming, Tennis, Bowling, Apparatus LINDA DAVIS - - ----- - - - Lynn ll W. Summit Ave. Y-teens, GAA, Dramatics, Library, M Club, Room Captain, Spanish Club, Pep Club SOCORRO DEL CASTILLO - - ' ----- Corky l6B Eaton Ave. Red Cross, Spanish Club, GAA, Fresh. Rep., Soph. Rep., Gym Leader, Cogwheel, Girls Vocational, Honor Roll. FLOYD DEL SIGNORE - 49l Aurora Ave. Pres. Physics Club, Chemistry Club, Proiection Crew, Stage ALICE DEVINE - 3 E. Acker St. Homemaking, World Affairs, ANN THERESA DION - i382 Wellesley Ave. Red Cross, GAA, Olifice LOREN ARTHUR DREYER 753 Charles Ave. Safety Club, Bowling CATHERINE DURAND - l92 W. Central Ave. Library, Honor Roll. Del Force - Al Smiles Kay Gym Leader, GAA Board, Y-teens, Room Captain, Safety Club, Physics Club, World Affairs, Home Ec., M Club, Art Club, Red Cross, Honor Roll. SIDNEY ECKERT -------- - Sid 535 Fuller Ave. Honor Roll. STANLEY M. ECKERT ------- - Eck 535 Fuller Ave. Football, Baseball, M Club, Sr. Rep., Red Cross, Honor Roll. VICTOR CHARLES ECKLUND ----- - - Vic Piedmont Apts., Apt. 356 Spanish Club, Physics Club, Chemistry Club, Bookstore, World Affairs MARLENE ECKWALL ------ - - - Junior 736 Dayton Ave. M Club, Vice Pres. GAA, French Club, Fresh. Rep., Student Council, Room Captain, Honor Roll. ROBERT EDGETT - --.-... - - Boi, 776 Lafond Ave. Bowling, Apparatus, Safety, Student Council, Fresh, Rep., Swimming Page twenty-one -QQ A l l gig? F' 2 , . ii. A 5f::Er S12 3 , Y If J i QQ: A 2 ti' it use 3 an 'giifxi S 4 4 . X , E , gn A 1 E .r 4 9k. 1f . ci... X, ' ' . I i f I ' 'f eG'.':.zf:'i::.2'.-1- H 'YJ ' A. 'G' A C. 1 ,g Q , 4 V 1 DONALD EDWARDS - Carrots 215 E. Fillmore IDA EILEK ---------- - Squirt 824 Capital Hts. World Atetairs, GAA Board, Student Council, Vice Pres. Safety Club, Soph. Rep., Room Captain, Cogwheel Stott, Pep Club, Homemciking Honor Roll. MARGARET J. EXLEY - ------- Maggie 8iO Cedar St. Managing Editor Cogwheel, Associate Editor ot M , Secy. Quill and Scroll, Spanish Club, Treos. Physics Club, Chemistry Club, Bowling Club, Pres. GAA, Girls M Club, Y-teens, Red Cross, Pep Club, World Attairs Club, Honor Roll. MARY ANN FENLON ------- - Babe T83 E. Arch GAA, Girls Vocational, Gym Leader, Red Cross LORRAINE FONTAINE ---- - - - - Frenchie 28 Tilton St. GAA, Y-teens, Vice Pres. French Club, Pep Club, World Affairs, Gym Leader ALAN E, FORD - - - --'--- - Bud 46O Selby Ave. Swimming, Band, Student Council, World Affairs, M Club FRUMA FRANK 711 Capital Hts. German Club, Quill and Scroll, Pep Club, M Club, Jr. Vodvil, GAA, Home Ec., Library, Red Cross, Fresh. Rep., Y-teens, Soph. Rep., Cog- wheel Staff, Room Captain, Gym Leader, Hall Monitor, Honor Roll. AARON FRIEBERG - - ' '-- A rlie 340 E. Winitred St. Stage Force, Spanish Club EUGENE GALLATI - - - Gene T74 E. i5th St. CATHERINE GARSKE - - - Katie 81 N. Smith Student Council, Hall Monitor, Choir VERNON GILBERT - - ' ' Gil l89 Fuller Ave. Football, Baseball. RALPH R, GREEN - - - Junior 296 Chestnut St. Vocational School Graduate TWYLAH GREGG 2401 N. Lexington Latin Club, Chemistry Club, Dramatics, Honor Roll. RUTH GROH - -------- - Fritz 786 W, Minnehaha GAA, Girls M Club, Red Cross, Home EC., World Attairs, Gym Leader, Y-Teens, Honor Roll. DOROTHY HAJDU 459 lglehart GAA, Spanish Club DONALD HALVERSON - - - Don 205 Grove St. Apparatus, Chemistry, Physics DONNA J. HARRELL - - - ---- Dimples 732 Marshall Ave. Cogwheel Stott, Room Captain, Fun Nite, GAA, Pep Club CHARLES HEATH --------- Chuck 378 W. 6th St. M Club, Tennis, World Affairs, Hall Monitor JAMES HEFFRON - ' ' ' - Jim 430 Blair Ave. Tennis, Proiection Crew, Physics Club, German Club, M Club, Bowling Team BEVERLY HENLE - - ------ - Bev 658 Edmund Ave. Student Council, M Club, GAA Board, Pep Club, Secy. Y-Teens, Safety Club. JOANNE HESSE ----------- Jo 677 Blair Ave. Pres. Y-teens, Pres. M Club, GAA, Co-Chairman Fun Nite, Choir Gym Leader, Cogwheel StaFl, M Stott, Room Captain, Student Council, Pep Club, Bowling Team, Band, Home Ec,, Freshman Assem- bly, Quill and Scroll, Jr, Vodvill, Honor Roll. Page twenty-two MARY ANN HOEPFL - - Mitzi 550 Edmund Ave. World Affairs, Home Ec. BEVERLY HOLMQUIST - - - Bev 484 W. Winona Y-teens, Red Cross, Pep Club HERBERT HUEBL ---- - Herby 133 lglehart Fresh. Rep., Secy Physics Club, Secy Chemistry Club, Sr. Rep. MILFORD INGHAM - ' ' Mert 48 Dexter Ave. Band, Swimming GERALD ISAACS ---- ------ J er 291 Carroll Ave. Fresh. Rep., Safety Club, Vice Pres. Physics Club, Hi-Y Club, Secy. Bowling, Pres. Projection Crew, B Football, Hockey, M Club, Stage Force, Baseball, Golf, Cogwheel and M Sports Editor. FANNIE ISABEL ----------- Fan 147 Valley St. Choir BERNARD JAWORSKI - - - ---- - Red 57 E. 11th St. Boys M Club, Apparatus, Cross Country, Track, Safety RITA MAE JOHNKE --------- Blondie 1400 Roblyn Ave. Office Force, Cogwheel Room Captain CLYDE R. JOHNSON ---- Dick 976 Beech St. Proiection Crew JANICE B. JOHNSON ---- - - - - Jan 175 Mt. Airy St. Y-teens, GAA, M Club, Choir, Band, Cogwheel Staff, Latin Club, Sr. Rep., M StaFf, Room Captain, Freshman Assembly, Quill and Scroll, Pep Chief, 1949 Fun Nite Queen. LOIS JOHNSON ---------- Pinky 505 Capital Blvd. Band, Student Council, Vice Pres. Spanish Club, Chemistry Club, Honor Roll. RICHARD JOHNSON ------ ---- D ick 299 Sherburne Ave. Baseball, Hockey, M Club, Physics Club, Safety Club, M Staff, Cogwheel Staff, Vice Pres. Sr. Class ROSE MARIE JUELICH - - - - Fee Gi 581 Van Buren Ave. GEORGE KAMRATH ---- - - - - Kam 364 York Ave. Co-captain Basketball, Football, Baseball, Vice Pres. M Club, Student Council, Pres. Crafts Club, Pres. Stage Force, Jr. Rep., Vice Pres. Art Club, Bowling Club, Sports Editor Cogwheel, Honor Roll. ELAINE KAVANAGH ------ - - - Laine 259 Farrington St. MAUREEN KIMBALL ---- - Rena 712 Hague Ave. Secy. Red Cross, Student Council, Y-teens, GAA, Cogwheel Room Captain, Secy. Chemistry Club, Fresh. Rep., Soph. Rep., M Club Dramatics, Honor Roll. FAITH M. KLASS - - ' ------- Mitzie Pep Club, Junior Vodvil, Soph. Rep., Fresh, Pres., Student Council, Secy. M. Club, Spanish Club, Bowling Club, GAA Board, Associate Ed. Cogwheel, Ed. in Chief of M , Vice Pres. Quill and Scroll, Room Captain, Secy. Physics Club, World Affairs Girls State Rep., Salu- tatorian. JEROME KLEMMENSEN --------- Bud 436 lglehart Ave. Football, Track, Baseball, Vice Pres. Art Club, Vice Chairman Fun Nite, Vice Pres. Hi-Y, Jr. Rep., Sr. Rep., Co-chairman High-Spot, Chemistry Club, Cogwheel Staff, M Staff, Student Council, M Club, B Basketball, Junior Class Play, Operetto, Senior Varsity Show. DU WAYNE KLINE --------- Pee Wee 1132 Reany RICHARD KNOBLACH --------- Dick 622 Mendota St. Physics Club, Red Cross, Cogwheel Staff, Stage Force, Bowling, Room Captain. GLORIA KOBACK - - ' -------- Glo 302 Summit Ave. Band, Choir, Chemistry, Gym Leader, GAA, Latin Club, Pep Club Page twenty-three Q4 45, 1 'Ff- ,, DONNA KOCH - - Donne 99 E. Acher Ottice Force, Red Cross, GAA, Y-teens, Library, Home Making, Cap- tain Cheer Leader, M Club, Gym Leader DONALD E. KOCHLIN --------- Ducky 552 Wa basha St. Student Council, Physics Club, Boys Glee Club, Choir, Proiection GILBERT KOWALSKI 343 Van Buren Ave. Baseball, Hockey, Speed Skating, M Club, Honor Roll. LORRA1NE KRAMBEE 899 Aurora Ave. R .... Lefty - - - - - - Roy Student Council, GAA, M Club, Library, Pep Club, Safety, Art Club, Gym Leader TERRENCE KRANZ 323 Latond Ave. Vocational School, Honor Roll. WESLEY JAMES KRIST - - 1258 N. Avon World Affairs, Sta FRANKLIN LANG 1418 N. Victoria ge Force Terry Wee Band, Secy. Latin Club, Jr. Rep., Cogvvheel Stott, M Stott, Quill 81 Scroll, Room Captain, Chemistry Club, World Affairs, Jr. Vodvil, Student Council, Hall Monitor, Homecoming Committee, Art Club, Bowling, Fresh. A JACK LANZ 162 Thomas Ave. ssembly. B Football, Physics Club DONALD LAUZON 281 Fuller Ave. Thespians, Physics Club, Band, Jr. Vodvil ARLENE LA VAQUE ---- - - - Lee 601 Mississippi St, GAA, M Club, Sr. Rep., Fresh. Co-Adviser, Gym Leader, Room Cap- tain, Student Council, Cogvvheel Stott, M Staff, Honor Roll. KENNETH LEGUIL - - - - Ken 150 lglehart Ave. Baseball DONALD LEIER - - - Don 722 Van Buren Ave. Band, Student Council, Red Cross, Cogwheel Room Captain, Hall Monitor, Homecoming Committee, Public Speaking, Jr. Vodvil, Art Club, Fresh. Assembly GEORGE LEOPOLD 1007 N. Avon St. Stage Force, Hall RAMONA LlND - Monitor 94 Park Place, Honor Roll. LOIS LINDGREN ----- 178 Sherburne Ave. M Stali, Cogvvheel Staff, Room Captain, Oltice Force, GAA, Y-teens, Red Cross, Pep Club, Gym Leader, Choir BEVERLY JEAN LOBERG - - - 798 W. Minnehah O Secy., Girls Vocational, GAA, Gym Leader ROBERT LOIDA - 488 Van Buren Soph, Rep., Physics Club, Chemistry Club, Vice Pres. Student Valedictorian. CHARLES LUCKING 676 Virginia St. KEN LYONS - 209 Charles Ave. Safety Club, Bow ling Club, Football THOMAS LYONS ----- 209 Charles Ave. Baseball MARY MAHONEY 246 N. St. Albans Office Force Page twenty-fou r Mona Stinkie Bev - - - - - Bob Council, Chuck Tiger - - Tom JOHN MARSON I46 W. Central Safety Club, Hi-Spot, J. S. Committee, Jr. Rep., Sr. Class Pres., Hi-Y Club, Co-chairman of Fun Nite, Baseball, Dramatics Club, Home- coming King ED MARTENS - - - - Milie II7 Atwater St. Stage Force, Honor Roll, FRANCIS MEDINA - - - - - - - - Frunnie IBI Mt. Airy St. Spanish Club, World Affairs, GAA, Cogwheel Room Captain LESTER MEKOLI - - ------ - - Ma Koli 302 Aurora Ave. Fresh. Rep., Soph. Rep., Student Council, Pres. of Physics Club, Pres. of Safe Drivers Club, M Club, Hockey, Honor Roll. MARGARITO MERCADO --------- 662 Canada St. Mike Spanish Club, Jr, Vodvil, Quill 81 Scroll, Circ. Mgr. of Cogwheel, Student Council, M Staff, Cogwheel Staff, Choir, Library, Room Captain, Homecoming Committee, World Affairs, Fresh. Assembly, Honor Roll. ROBERT MILLER ---- ' - - 67I St. Peter Jr. Vice Pres., Hi-Y, Sr. Rep., Honor Roll. DONALD MITCHELL 496 Lafond Football, Hockey ALICE MOODY - 503 St. Anthony GAA, Honor Roll. LAURENCE MORELAND - - 600 Canada St. Glee Club MARGARET MORRIS - - - - - - - 729 Thomas Room Captain, Student Council, Pres. Girls Voc., Pep Club FAYE MORRISON l62 W. College Ave. Room Captain GWENDOLYN NELSON - - IIO E. Arch St. Physics Club, Honor Roll. RICHARD NEUDAHL - - 824 Aurora Physics Club MINNIE NICOLETTI --------- 229 E. l3'rh St. Bob Al Larry Marge Gwen Dick Mickey GAA, Gym Leader, World Affairs, M Club, Safety Club, Home Ec., Drum Maiorette, Y-teens, Pep Club VIOLA MAE NOREN --------- 20 Charles Ave. Boots Dramatics Club, GAA, M Club, Y-teens, Cogwheel Staff, M Staff, Pep Club, World Affairs, Home Ec., Quill 84 Scroll, Bowling Honor Roll. MARY ANN NOVALANY - - ----- - 245 BanHl St. Club, Mare Girls Vocational, GAA, Sr. Rep., Vice Pres. of Girls Voc., Honor Roll. DOROTHY NOWICKI ---------- 229 Edmund Ave. Dot Cogwheel Staff, M Staff, Quill 81 Scroll, GAA, German Club Pres., GAA Secy,, Soph. Class Secy., Student Council, Room Captain, Girls M Club, Gym Leader, Honor Roll. BEVERLY M. OLSON --------- I8 E. College Ave. Spanish Club, GAA, Office Force, Chorus, Vice Pres. of B. Captain of GAA, Swimming Team, Gym Leader, Cogwheel Captain, Cogwheel Staff, Jr. Vodvil, Honor Roll. CAROL FLAINF OLSON 568 Mississippi St. Bevie Choir, Room GAA, M Club, German Club, Room Captain, M StaFf, Cogwheel Staff, Red Cross Rep., Student Council, Band, Library, Gym Leader, Pep Club, Hall Monitor, Home Ec., Quill 81 Scroll, Honor Roll. DOLORES OLSON ---------- 830V2 Sherburne Ave. Choir Jr. Red Cross, GAA, M Club SHIRLEY O'NEII. - - -f---- - - 304 W. Central Ave. Ole Shirl M Staff, Cogwheel Staff, Spanish Club, Cogwheel Room Captain, GAA, Quill 84 Scroll Page twenty-ti ve ., ,- I GT , i me 9 . et . V i,..i.:.-f - V a , - 5 A x, fr f., . ' 50 . ,. I . Q . , :5 I f .::: AV I . ,f f K it L. G f-an Q , 'Sir 'Q' 'it ., X . CLARENCE OSEN - 809 Fuller Ave. Bubs Track, Cross Country Captain, Physics Club, Treas., Boys M Club, Safety Club BERNARD PARKER --.-------- Tiny 742 E. Maryland Hockey, Dramatics, Thespians, Glee Club, Physics Club, German Club, Chemistry WALTER PECK -------- ' - - Buzz l8i lglehart Ave. Football, Basketball, Baseball, Track, Pres. Physics Club, M Club, Student Council, Spanish Club TED PELZER ---- - - ---- Jay 770 Blair Ave. Track, Apparatus, B Football, Cross Country, Physics Club, Chemistry, M Club MARY PERNA 686 Canada St. Ofhce Force, Room Captain, Honor Roll. PATRICK PERNA ------ - Pct 686 Canada St. Library, Honor Roll. JAMES PIPPENGER ---- - Pep 246W E. 7th ST. Safety Club, Hall Monitor, Baseball JEANNE PLUMMER --------- Je Anne 463 Blair Ave. Fresh. Rep., Band, Home Ec., Safety, Student Council, Room Cap- tain, Red Cross, GAA, Office Force, Hi-Y, Honor Roll. DOROTHY PODGORSKI ---- - ---- Dot 44 W. Central Ave. GAA, Gym Leader, Office Force, Pep Club, Dramatics, Jr. Class Treas., Cogwheel Staff, Room Captain, Student Council, Red Cross, Home Ec., Honor Roll. DUANE POLCOU 77 Valley St. Physics Club, Jr. Vodvil, German Club ELEANOR POSUS ----- ---- 674 St. Peter St. Spanish Club, GAA, OFHce Force, Cogwheel Staff, Room Jr. Vodvil, Chorus, Gym Leader RAYMOND PRETTYMAN 423 Upper Levee World Affairs GRACE PROKSCH - I69 Edmund Ave. Chemistry Club, Omce Staff, Honor Roll. AUDREY JEAN RADECKI 759 N. Grotto St. Red Cross, Dramatics, Gym Leader SYLVESTER RAMACHER - - - 7ll Blair Ave. Cross Country, Track ARLENE RAMPKE - 663 Edmund Ave. Choir, Y-teens, GAA, German Club, Safety, Pep Club GENEVIEVE RANGEL --------- 252k E. Fairfield Ave. Spanish Club, Choir, Operetta, Jr. Vodvil, Honor Roll. CRETAMAE G. RANSOM 585 Carroll Ave. Physics Club, Chemistry Club, Dramatics Club, Honor Roll Toots Captain, Ray Emil - Sis Sonny - R Gen JOYCE KATHRYN RATWIK -------- Joy l6l6 Taylor Ave. Y-teens, Red Cross, Fresh. Rep., Vice Pres. Fresh. Class, Oftice Force, Home Ec., M Staff, Cogwheel Staff, Room Captain, Soph. Rep., Pep Club, Honor Roll, Quill and Scroll. EVA ROSE ROGERS - - - ------ Beber l87 Aurora Ave. Jr. Rep., Sr. Rep., Secy. German Club, Red Cross, Secy. Chemistry Club, Pres. Latin Club, GAA, Room Captain,.Office Force, Honor Roll PATRICIA ROSKOWIAK ---- - - - - Rosky 5 I 4 Sherburne Ave, GAA, Speech, Student Council, Choir, Hall Monitor, Red Cross, Fresh. Co-Advisor, Honor Roll Page twenty-six LORRAINE ANN ROSS 764 Jackson St. - - - - Rainie Cheer Leader, Y-teens, M Club, GAA ORPHA RUDE - - 249 Grove St. GAA BETTY SANDSTROM - 2l7 E. Congress St. Pres. Red Cross, Girls CARL SANDSTROM - 537 Carroll Ave. - - - - - Blondie - - - - - Sandy Vocational, Student Council I 'f -' - - - - - - Sandy Fresh. Rep., Soph. Pres., Stage Force, Student Council, Jr. Rep., Hi-Y, Safety Club, Hockey, Room Captain JOSEPH SAURO - 399 Upper Levee Student Council, Latin NICHOLAS SAURO ' 3I9 Loretta St. - - - - ----- Pinky Club, World Attairs - - - - - - Satch Football, Baseball, M Club, Fresh. Rep., Sr. Rep., Spanish Club BETTY SCHANHAAR - - - Betts 654 Fuller Ave. Fresh. Rep., Sr. Treas., Y-teens, Fun Nite, Cheerleader, Red Cross, GAA, M Club, Nurses Ottice, Honor Roll PATRICIA T. SCHAUER 73 W. Summit - - - ' ----- Pat GAA, M Club, German Club, Y-teens, Room Captain, Cogwheel Staff, M Staff, Red Cross, Gym Leader RHODY SCHNITZUS 586 St. Peter St. Red Cross ELEANOR SCHREINER 52l Ashland Hall Monitor GERALD SHEAR - 261 E. I3th St. ' - Susie - - ---- Jerry Cross Country, Proiection, Cogwheel Stalll, M Statel, Room Captain, Choir, Spanish, Track Mgr., Chemistry Club, Physics Club, Safe Driving Club, Red Cross, Jr. Vodvil, Bowling Team, JA DEAN SHEAREN - - - ' ---- - Red 483 St. Anthony Ave, Physics Club, Safe Driving Club THOMAS SHELTON - 442 St. Anthony Ave. Physics Club LORRAINE SHERMAN I4l E. Arch St. Spanish Club, Y-Teens, FRANK J. SKWERES 639 Sherburne Ave. - The Kid - - ' - ----- Lorrie Pep Club, Fresh. Rep., Honor Roll Physics Club, Safety Club, Hall Monitor BARBARA SMITH -f---- - - - Red I 84 Aurora Ave. Choir, Ed. in Chief Cogwheel, Assoc. Ed. M , Room Captain, Jr. Vodvil,World Aftairs, Treas. Quill 84 Scroll, Y-Teens, Chorus, Operetta JUNE SMITH - - 420 Mt. Ida St. - - - - - - - - - Junie Spanish Club, Room Captain JEAN SNYDER 600 Charles Ave. Sr. Rep., GAA, M Club, Pep Club, Y-Teens, Oltice Force, Gym Leader, Honor Roll GORDON SOMMERS - - Gordy JACQUELINE D. SPADINO ---- ' - Jacky 471 Broadway Student Council, Girls Vocational, GAA, Soph. Rep. ALYCE STEVENS - - -------- Lil One 599 Edmund Ave. Treas. GAA, M Club, Vice Pres. Y-Teens, Pep Club, Fun Nite, Home Ec,, Honor Roll. Page twenty-seven B Q Z 5 4 55' ze 4 K4 -nil-i ifi' ... , .xy .. .. , LORRAINE STEVENS - 283 Charles Ave. GAA, M Club, Office Force JOHN F. STOFFELS - - 369 Fuller Ave. Band, Safety Club, Projection LAWRENCE STROSCHEIN - 274 Aurora Ave. Physics Club, Safety Club Crew CHARLES SULLIVAN - l69 Charles Ave. Hall Monitor RICHARD THALHUBER - - 573 Charles Ave. Safety Club, M Club, Bowling, DONALD J. TERLINDE - - 582 Aurora Ave. World WILLIAM THEROS - 253 lglehart Ave. Stage Force, Track, GREGG THOEN - T89 E. l5th ST. Library, German Club, Chemistry Club BRUCE THOMPSON '--- 263 Thomas Ave. Safety Club, Hockey, Tennis, Hall Mon Cross Cou ritry SHIRLEY THOMPSON - 258 Arundel St. GAA, M Club, Y-Teens, Pep Club, Spanish Club, Home Ec., Roll. WILLIAM F. THURMER - - - Route l2, Como Station Lorrie - Jack - Larry Charles - Dick Affairs - - - Dizzle Finger - Bill - Red - Boggie itor, Bowling, Track Shirl Honor Willie Vice Pres. Safe Drivers, M Club, Hockey, Baseball CYNTHIA TIETZ ----- ll7l Western Gym Leader, GAA, Girls' M Club, Y-T GERALDINE CAROLYN TONDA - 366 Fuller Ave. Jr. Rep., Jr. Vodvil, GAA, Vice Pres. NORMAN TROBAUGH ---- 38 W. Hawthorne Apparatus, Safety, Bowling, M Club ELEANOR ANNE TROST - - - 795 Sherburne Ave. Cyn cens, Honor Roll. - - ' - - Gerry Girls Vocational Norm - - - - - - Ele Pres. Quill Sr Scroll, Assoc. Ed. M , Assoc. Ed. Cogwheel, Secy. Y-teens, Fresh. Rep., Soph. Rep., Jr. Rep., Student Council, French Club, M Club, GAA Board, Dramatics, Room Captain, Pep Club, Flag Twirler, Jr. Vodvil, Bowling Club, NORMA JEAN TULP ---- 47l Broadway Cogwheel Staff, M Staff, Room Ca GAA, M Club, Office Force, Pep Club, Girls Vocational, Gym Leader, Honor GERALD UHRHAMMER - - ' - 910 E. Cottage Honor Roll - ' ---- Bom ptain, Student Council, Band, Jr. Rep., Jr. Vodvil, Pres. of Roll - - - - Jerry Pres. of Student Council, Fresh. Rep., Jr. Rep., Dramatics, Boys Glee Club, World Affairs Club, Hall Monitor, Bookstore, Physics, Honor Roll RAY VASQUEZ - - 255 Grove St. EUGENE VINCENT 52 Dexter Ave. Quartet, Choir Pres., ball, Honor Roll JOHN VANDERMEY 5l8 University Ave. Glee Club, Bowli Spanish Club, Jr. Vodvil, Jr. Rep., Stu- Manager Cogwhsel, Bookstore ZALONA VAN WERT - - - ' 509 Ravoux - - - Drummerboy - - Gene ng, Football, Softball, Basket- - - - - - Juanio 'lent Council, Asst. Circulation - ---- Zee Safety Club, World Affairs, Gym Leader, Art Club, GAA Page twenty-eig ht GENE WHITE - ' ROCIK 573 Carroll Ave. M Club, Football, Basketball, Track, Pres. Chemistry Club, Spanish Club, Fresh. Rep., Hall Monitor, All-City in Football, Basketball and Track BRUCE WILLIAMS ---- ' ---- Brucie 683 Rondo Ave. Pres. Chemistry Club, M Club, Football, Basketball, Track LENORE WOHLFORD ------- ' - - Lee 5l5 Thomas Ave. Spanish Club, Dramatics, Cogwheel Staff, M Stott, Quill 81 Scroll, World Affairs, Jr. Class Play. DONNA WELLS - - - - - ---- Sunny 626 Wales St. Band, Student Council, Red Cross, Library Stott, Office Force, Cog- wheel and M Advertising Manager, Room Captain, Quill 81 Scroll, Latin Club, Pep Club, Jr. Vodvil, Home Ec., Honor Roll FLORENCE E. WARNER --------- Flo 463 Aurora Student Council RUSSELL E. YOUNG - - - - - -' - - Russ 308 Edmund Ave. M Club, Football, Track, Vice Pres. Physics Club, M Staff, Cog- wheel Staff, Student Council, Hall Monitor, Basketball, Honor Roll ALMA ZIMMERMAN - - Poppy I335 Westminister St. FLORENCE ZIMNIEWICZ 767 Cedar St. World Affairs, German Club, Chemistry Club, Y-teens VERONICA MCGIVNEY -------- Ronne 863 Hague eff? do gfabllflaied SHIRLEY COLON MELOY MYHRE - - - ---- - Todcly I4 Como Ave 226 Mr. Airy St. Honor Roll. Football, Basketball, Track, Fresh. Rep., Soph. Rep., J Rep., German BERTHA DouGLAss Bert Club' Glee Club 426 Carroll Ave. WARREN C. NEUENFELDT - Buzzy Latin Club, GAA i520 Arona St. FLORENCE MAE FASHING - - - Elo Mew Club l850 Gfond Ave- ROMAN A. PETERS GAA, Fresh. Rep., Girls Vocational, Red Cross 969 Agme 51. NANCY LEE GUTHRIE - - - - Nance Baseball I397 Portland Ave. DANIEL RUDOLPH GERALD HANNASCH - Jerry 684 L'Orient St. i267 Blair Ave. Vocational School VINCENT HAGUE ---- Vi,-me LAWRENCE JOSEPH SCHAFFER 595 Ohio St. l9O lglehart Ave. Band, Bowling, Baseball, Dramatics , RICHARD SCHREIER - - Dick TED HINRICHS ----- Tag 221 W. Maryland i089 Woodbridge St. Football, Honor Roll LEE V. MORRIS - - Bird HELEN SIMMONS Route 6, St. Paul 459 Carroll Ave. RANDOLPH McWATT - - Randy RICHARD STRAKA ' DICIY 726 Sherburne Ave. 638 Van Buren Ave. Glee Club Cogwheel Stat? RALPH MEYER OTHEREE THOMAS lO5l Stryker 252 Rondo Ave. Red Cross JAMES MILSAP ----- Walter 309 St. Anthony Ave. ARCIOLA WILSON - - Slim Spanish Club, Chemistry Club, Physics Club, Football, Basketball, 333V2 Louis St. Band, Track EUGENE WILWERT - - - Gene LAMBERT LOUIS MOTZ l3O Charles Ave. lO5 S. Wabasha Hockey, Apparatus, M Club, Speed Skating, Safety, Bowling, Swim- Bowling ming, Baseball, Track Page twenty-nine ,X sg ? vt ns,-in ,, .A.. .. L VE A ML . A tg ' wi.. H 4 1 - , ' :,- -... D 11 Y VKV am.. . I.Machine Shop Boys at Work. 2. All They Want for Christmas . . . 3. Jerry, George and Stanley .4. Telegram for Gus. 5. Now l Lay Me Down to Sleep. 6. Lenore and .lack in Assembly. 7. Eleanor Going Overboard. 8. Buzz Peck. 9. Russ and Darlene Demonstrate Proper Hall Procedure. IO. Faculty and Alumni Get Together. II. Senior Boys at Play in the Snow. I2. Floyd Relaxes On Stony Bed. I3. Bill Thurmer. I4. Gogwheel Staff Slaying Away? I5. Maggie, Back Seat Driver 9:-k ne-jkirvl of L50 Cfcwd on enior Arlene La Vaque Lois Johnson Dorothy Bruhl Gwendolyn Nelson Cretamae Ransom Lenore Wohlterd Donna Wells Gilbert Kowalski Cynthia Tietz Mary Lu Carroll Elizabeth Schanhaar Margaret Exley Beverly Holmquist Ramona Lind tiGrace Proksch Marlene Eckwall Maureen Kimball Eva Rogers Jean Snyder Socorro Del Castillo Genevieve Rangel Beverly Baller Eugene Vincent Robert Loida ..,.,.. ...,.... V aledictorian Faith Klass ,..,.,,.. ....., S alutatorian Gerald Uhrhammer Zylphia Berglund Lester Mekoli Norma Tulp Gerald Altveby Twylah Gregg Terrence Kranz Edward Martens Ruth Groh Mary Perna Sidney Eckert Eleanor Trost Patricia Roskowiak Edna Bailey Fruma Frank Alice Stevens Shirley Thompson Carol Olson John Edward Bicktord Marlene Anderson Joyce Ratwick Dorothy Nowicki Jeanne Plummer M New this year. Richard Schreier Rita Johnke Alice Moody George Kamrath Mary Aguirre Dorothy Podgorski Alice Devine Margarito Mercado Mary Ann Novalany Viola Noren Sharon Borst Catherine Durand Ida Eilek Beverly Carroll Joanne Hesse Mary Albrecht Russell Young Shirley Colon Beverly Olson Robert Miller Stanley Eckert Patrick Perna Lorraine Sherman Luella Chavalier 0 Page thirty-one flTfTTlWIlWf ACTIVITIES ffiflwl 5355 II+ffTli?yff I- 4, 7 Q WjJfff,lff'IW',wrT av 'fern MWZM ,17f?f25.2Mr ,i I Nrw 'l' A lx - T x X I w V' KJ' f xx l A .wp 5,1 k, .'7,, h'i' I I xx IK N jig ig WeCLaniC5 - These acTiviTies boTh in The classroom and ouT give sTudenTs a chance To develop Their leadership abiliTies. They also give Them a chance To expand Their knowledge of The diTTerenT subiecTs. The music deparTmenT noT only increases iTs own knowledge buT helps enTerTain The resT of The school. The language clubs help broaden The sTu- denTs' undersTanding of world problems. 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Sroffels, A. Ford. Band and Cheerleaders Boost School Morale, Add Color To Assemblies and Games Page 1hir1y-three Choir, Chorus and Glee Clubs Make Music As Junior Reps Make Plans For Gala Voclvil and Prom Page 24 A Choir Row T-J. Kenmore, adv., H. Clos, G. Vincent, pres., M. Donner- bauer, vice-pres., G. Rangel, secy,, D. Kochlin, treas., B. Thomp- son, E. Maguire. Row 2-R. Martin, D. Jennen, M. Olson, G Koback, G. Snyder, J. Stroka, R, Tereau, M. Corbin, E. Ruiz, M Aguirre. Row 3-V. Mader, E. Lavv, F. Warner, J. Gibis, J Sadowski, B. Mortimer, B. Rappolt, K. Larson, M. Bruce, D Albertson. Row 4-P. Werb, V. Rudolph, J. Hesse, C. Garske A. Rampke, R. McGivney, H. Norclin, B. Nielsen, L. Hanneman A. Dion, F. Isobel. Row 5-G. Kelm, R. Schuck, S. Robinson, B Roser, A. Bultena, M. Bryant, R. Whittier, B. Hangartner, H Ballard, E. Menne, K. Moore, C. Dohlauist, R. McWatt, T. Saw yer, R. Vasquez, J. Schmitt, M. Schmeltzer, C. Wald, J. Jackson J. Moore, G. Uhrhammer. B Choir ancl Girls' Glee Club Row l-G. Airhart, J, Christenson, C, Holmstorm, S. Capeman Miss Kenmore, adv., J. Motelet, B. Olson, E. Mekoli, B. Hanson V, Bighley. Row 2--P. Klein, F. Sinna, H. Hue-bl, B. Rybisky, G Komoske, S. Clos, L. Reichovv, C. lssler, M. McGlacle. Row 3-R, Martin, J. Neatus, F, Steinbach, J. Lauzon, O. Ashton, J, Annen C. Roller, S. Larson, J. Scherer, D. Haidu. Row 4-R. Ouinn, M Nelson, E. Ashton, C. Boget, G. England, S. Isabel, R. Guzman H. Hayes, J. Arver. Row 5-P. Gagliarde, N. Green, M. Horning P. Gute, D. Lind, D. Lindquist, M. Devaney, K. King, N. Wiecll C. Claus. Girls' Chorus Row l-J. Lamb, J. Zachary, J. Albertson, pres., Miss Kenmore, adv., A. Russell, treas., M. Nierenhctusen, vice-pres., A Hielle, A, Nierenhausen. Row 2-G. Yoeger, J. Gerson, E. Etienne, C. Rob- inson, M. Baircl, J. Padelford, M. Scott, B. Gross. Row 3-P Schanno, B. Thill, I. Brown, A. Zorcoli, B. Siebenaler, J. Clemens, H. Williams, J. Hagerman. Row 4-M, Hoeptl, L. Davis, D Boucher ,C. Barker, L. Stahl, M. Smith, M. Morstad, M. Weiss. Page 35 Boys' Glee Club Row 'I-B. Thompson, K. Moore, Miss Kenmore, G. Vincent, J Nicolette, H. Hallberg. Row 2-A. Bultena, T. Mastel, M. Bryant M. Donnerbauer, B. Parker, R. Whittier, E. Menne. Row 3- G. Uhrhammer, J. Jackson, G. Green, C. Dahlquist, D. Kochlin R. Rangel, B. Roser. Row 4-T. Sawyer, J, Schmitt, B. Bcmersine M. Schmeltzer, G. Altveby, D. McKay, V. Wald, L. Moreland. Junior Representatives Row 'l-E. Oliver, B. Doane, vice-pres., C. Toclora, pres,, D Hennig, secy,, J. Webster, treas., Miss Kenmore, adv. Row 2- E. Mekoli, J. Annen, J. Meyer, P. Baehr, C. Proulx, R. Andren Row 3-V. Govv, J. Nicoletti, L. Bilek, F. Eckert, G. Kamrath, D Higgins. Row 4-J. Klemmensen, W. We-inke, F. Kane, B. Peck T. Sawyer, J. Ray, J. Jackson. Page thirty-five Office and Librar Force Help Keep the School Running 6 Ui: I .. HP-N-...... - ' ' ix i ,. Page 36 Office Force Row 1-M. Corbin, M. Perna, B. Langlois, R. Rutour, L. Cheva- lier, I. Eilek, C. lssler, M. McGlade, A. Rush. Row 2-D. Wells, T. Schmidt, I. Simones, W. Dossey, P. Colon, M. Olson, S. Peter' son, B. Rappolt, Z. Berglund. Row 3-M. Mahoney, G. Prolcsch, D. Nelson, E. Reinelce, J. Behnke, S. Stevens, D. Podgorski, R. Johnke. Row 4-G. Collins, J. Plummer, D. Burch, L. Ross, D. Koch, M. Carroll, K. Boyd, C. Boget, A. Deusterman. Library Staff Row 'I-N. Wiedl, H. Burow, J. Devine, S. Milanoski. Row 2- M. Reed, L. Davis, G. Hernandez, P. Colon, L. Hettron. Page 37 M Staff Row l-J. Isaacs, Sports Ed., Cogvvheel and M , E. Trost, Assoc. Ed. Cogwheel and M , M. Exley, Mgr. Ed. Cagwheel, Assoc. Ed. M , F. Klass, Assoc. Ed. Cogvvheel, Ed.-in-Chief ot M , B, Smith, Ed.-in-Chief Cogvvheel, Assoc. Ed. M , D. Wells, Adv. Mgr. Cogwheel and 'M . Row 2-S. O'NeiIl, V. Naren, D. Nawiclci, B. Baller, C. Olson, L. Wohlterd. Row 3- J. Trost, A. Lavaque, J. Hesse, J. Jufen, L. Lindgren, P. Burg- strom. Row 4-J. Shear, J. Klemmensen, F. Lang, R. Young, D. Johnson, M. Mercado, Circulation Mgr. Page thirty-six ...ii ., GX Cogwheel-2nd Term Row I-G. Ferland, D. Hennig, H. Krieger, practice teacher, D. Knoblach, M. Copley, adv., L. Chevalier, I. Eilek, E. Posus. Row 2-B. Schanhaar, B. Wright, R. Stelling, S. Milonoski, S. Crea, J. Devine, F. Frank, S. Carr. Row 3-B. Olson, M. Kohls, C. Todora, D. Podgorslci, J. Bohrer, D. Harrell, C. Holmstrom. Row 4-J. Vifebster, J. Nelson, A. Deusterrnan, E. Martens, D. Shearen, H. Harris, F. Eclcert, G. Kamrath. Room Captains Row 'I-L. Walbridge, S. Duresky, J. Vandermey, asst. rngr., D. Jennen, asst. mgr., Vera Strickler, adv., M. Mercado, mgr., S. Del Castillo, asst. mgr., H. Huebl, P, Woetovech, E. Posus, Row 2-F. Morrison, M. Perna, M. Lifteau, R. Glendenning, M, Link, J. House, M. Eclcwall, I. Eilek, L. Wohlterd, V. Noren, S. O'Neil, A. Stevens, D. Hennig. Row 3-L. Chevalier, D. Nowicki, J. De- vine, F. Frank, E. Stovvman, A. Christopherson, F. Medina, S. Carr, B. Wiome, M. Kohls, B. Kuban, B. Olson. Row 4-M. Kim- ball, J. Sighiere, J. Plummer, N. Tulps, D. Porgorski, R. Jahnlce, A. La Vaque, P. Schauer, E. Trost, F. Klass, R. La Vaque, C. Olson. Row 5-D. Wells, L. Lindgren, M. Lachowilzer, M. De- vaney, J. Hesse, D. Harrell, C. Tietz, J. Smith, J. Juetten, C. Holmstrom, J. Webster, D. Heir. Row 6-C. Todora, G. Kamrath, J. Isaacs, F. Lang, J. Wirt, D. Knoblach, G. White, D. Leier, J. Jackson, C. Sandstrom, G. Shear. Cogwheel and 'M' Staff Put Out Paper and Yearbook P g l1'fy- ,,, ,YY 4 Thespians and Projection Crew Provide Entertainment Pghyqh Junior College Prep Club Crganizes in English Class Page 38 Thespians Row 'I-H. Clos, L. Fontaine, R, Stadler, Mrs. Gilson, adv., C Ramson, M, Kraiewski, D. Jennen. Row 2-S. Rowe, E. Menne, D. Podgorski, D. Lauzon, M. Donnerbauer, B. Rappolt, P. Ros- kovviak, D. Polcou. Row 3-G. Uhrharnmer, J. Schmitt, D. Knob- lach, D. Leier, J. Jackson, R. Cupkie, J. Marson. Dramatics-Period .3 Row 'I-B. Wiome, V, Hauge, M. Lachovvitzer, Mrs. Gilson, adv. J. Colbert, A. Radecki, R. Whittier. Row 2-R. Trevino, D. Pepin D, St. Martin, M. Schomrner, L. Wohlferd, V. Noren, J. Padel iord, C. Pheneger. Row 3-D, lrnholte, T. Gregg, D. Higgins, J. Wright, F. Klass, L, Davis, R, Quinn, Projection Crew Row 'l-J. Isaacs, A. Lenz, F. Eckert, J. Farrell, J. Nicoletti Row 2-J. Reed, J. Thoen, D. Kochlin, E. Sitzer, G. Karnrath, S Crea. Row 3-J, Hefiron, M, Edelstein, D. Knoblach, J. Whirl, C. Habas. Page 39 College Prep Achievement Club Row 1-S. Kopp, E. Scott, treas., J. Wright, secy., H. McDonough, vice-pres., M. Erickson, M. Welch. Row 2-M. cle Larimier, E. Mekoli, B. Nielsen, J, Lauzon, B. Wright, P, Fischbeck, R. Swift, Row 3-L. Hannernan, V. Swanlznerg, E. Reiereke, R. Kronholm, V. Wald, M. Buford, C. Holmstrom, V. Gow. World Affairs Row 'I-A. Devine, L. Chevalier, L. Wohlferd, V. Noren, A. Ford, C. Durand, l. Eilek, M. Exley, S. Borst. Row 2-F. Klass, E. Trost, E. Rogers, M. Hoepfl, M. Nicoletti, F. Zimmervvicz, R. Groh, F. Medina, J. Sauro. Row 3-Mrs. Gilson, instructor, B. Smith, C. Osen, Z. Van Wert, R. Thalhuber, M. Mercado, S. Ramachez, C. Heath, K. Boyd, G. Uhrhammer. Row 4-V. Ecklund, D. Polcou, J. Klemmensen, W. Krist, D. Knoblach, F. Lang, G. Alfveby, T. Ales, J. lsaacs. MA's Students Are Well Versed in World Affairs As Provecl by Placing Eight in Last Year's Finals and Seven This Year Page thirty-nine Language Clubs Widen Interests in Other Nationalities ,eww Qfv Students Learn To Drive Safely and To Repair Autos ft Page 40 Latin Club Row --J. Mullen, pres., R. Doane, vice-pres., F. Mikoli, secy. A. O'Brien, T. Curran, treas., D. Vasterling. Row 2-P. Barsness, A. Heinandez, E. Weisberg, F. Koslowske, J. Stroschein, J Sauro, D. Hinz. Row 3-J. House, M. Gockowske, B. Freeman J. Robinson, L. Vignalo, V. Hartman, C. Gulner. Row 4-T Mastel, L. Bilelc, E. Peters, L. Schultz, H. Clarizio, T. Murphy C. Brown. French Clubs Row T-M. Menacci, secy., B. Kuban, treas., J. Carney, pres., N Kopp, pres., D. Pepin, vice-pres., R. Stelling, secy., J. Nelson treas., B. Baller. Row 2-A. Montbriand, B. Langlois, T. War necke, A. Blair, E. Menne, K. Larson, M. Latelle, D. Le Claire M. Link. Row 3-G. Colling, D. Patravv, L. Proctor, E. Mooslarug ger, adv., G. Mathe, J. Cummins, M. Nelson, R. Goff. Row 4- J. Ray, M. Buford, S. Ransom, Z. Magle, M. Schmeltzer, D Belisle R. Marx, M, Borovansky, M. Marx, Spanish Club Row 1-M. Aguirre, D. Haidu, F. Medina, R, Rousu, treas., T Martinez, pres., R. Kronholm, secy., L. Johnson, vice-pres., G Rangel. Row 2-B, Ramirez, S. O'Neil, L. Wohlferd, S. Del Cos tillo, M. Guzman, I. Cervantez, A, Biorkman, M, Welch. Row 3- J. Wright, M. Eckvvall, V. Sanchez, V. Lopez, l. Mercado, M Exley, Z. Berglund, B. Wright, C. lssler. Row 4-A. Christopher UTD stir-vffk son, E. Stovvman, J. Guerra, S. Lindberg, F. Klass, B. Baller, M Olson, J. Jolly, B. Powers. Row 5-J. Isaacs, E. Biorkman, A Freiberg, G, Alfvelay, G. White, J. Vandermey, V. Rudolph, M Mercado, J. Smith, M. Copez. Page 41 Safe Drivers Row T--J. Peters, B. Thurmer, viceepres., B. Henle, secyftreas. L. Mekoli, pres., T. Roy, D, Foley, D. Shirck, adv. Row 2-L De Maia, J. Marson, J. Bohrer, J, Running, C. Osen, T. McGuire P. Cokley, V. Olsen. Row 3-J. Plummer, R. Rose, E. Sandquist H. Bougie, F. Spicer, D. Huberty, F. Kohlman, Z. Berglund Row 4-C. Sandstrom, E, Fisher, T. Kinning, D. Jones, G. Herotnl F. Marhoun, E. Zitzer, J. Sullivan, H. Huebl. Row 5-J. Lynaugh G. Holm, B. Javvorski. E. Martens, J. Juneau, D. McCann, T Shelton, H. Anderson. Auto Essentials Row 'I-R. Tomhave, F. Kane, H. Bougie, secy.-treas., J. Farrell pres., T. Curran, vice-pres., D. Shirck, adv., J. Mouland, C Kinning, H. Mondry. Row 2-M. Lentsch, C. Stai, E. Foster, R Vkfarnecke, A. Ostrom, P. Lallas, D. Johnson, J. O'Connor, M Musil. Row 3-K. Farrell, T. Stadler, W. Bozzey, R. Goff, B Tschida, B. Peterson, R. Gartner, J. Whittier, D. Pepin, R. Roger Row 4-V. Baklce, M, Todora, J. Nee, T. Kinning, T. Mostel, S Bougie, B. Burington, G. Kelm, Row 5-D. Johnson, G. Gallati R. Peters, R. Wheeler, R, Avh, R. Calabretto, D. McKary, J Robotnik, G, Herott. Page forty-one 1 I 1 lnter-School Organizations Promote Good Fellowship Page 42 Hi-Y Row 1-W. We-inke, J. Jackson, J. Klernrnensen, vice-pres., B Bomersine, pres., E. Larry, secy., D. Dahlauist, freas. Row 2-G Shear, G. Verley, B. Hangartner, B. Smith, E. Nuebel, J. Marson Row BWB. Meyer, R. Okoneski, R. Johnson, H. Bomersine, R Stowman, F. Eckert, B. Miller. Row 4-M. Buford, J. Isaacs, L Mekoli, R. Young, C. Sandstrom, J. Bohrer. Y-Teens Row 'l-P. Schauer, C. Tietz, V. Gow, treas., E. Trost, secy., J Hesse, pres., A. Stevens, vice-pres., P. Woetovech, ICC, J. Web- ster, Row 2-J. Jandl, A. Barnbusch, M. Schauer, M. Nieren hausen, M. Baird, D. Hennig, R. Glinka. Row 3-M. Winter, M. Exley, B. Henle, K. Larson, M. Kimball, R. Taugner, M. Exley S. Carr. Row 4-B. Wiome, R. Bengtson, G. Collins, M. Anderson J. Johnson, E. Bush, M. Kohls. Page 43 Fun-Nite Row 'l-D. Harrell, L. Chevalier, secy., J. Hesse, co-chairman J. Marson, co-chairman, J. Klemmensen, vice-chairman, J. Jack son, treas. Row 2-R. Dutour, B. Wright, S. Milanoski, D, Higgins, D. Jennen, J. Huntly, R. Andren. Row 3-G. Collins, L. DeMaio, B. Roser, B. Flynn, D. Horan, R. Miller, M. Horning, L. Hanneman Page forty-two Red Cross Row 'I-J. Gnerer, S. Costillo, R, Schnitzus, B. Schanhaar, G Schampel, adv., F. Frank, B. Sondstrom, pres., M. Kimball, secy. B, Sandstrom, H. Huebl, M. Winter. Row 2-S. Duresky, M Schommer, M. Corbin, M. Vignalo, D. Donnerbayer, C. lssler B. Wright, D. Higgins, J. Hedquist, Y. Niven, A. Frechette Row 3-R. Tourville, G. Airhart, N. Kopp, M. Exley, L. Heffron J. House, O, Thomas, D, Wells, C. Olson, D. Johnson, P. Ros kowiak, J. Christenson, Row 4-G. Snyder, B. Hanson, K. Larson R. Groh, D. Rovvay, M. Hamilton, J. Aras, B. Doane, B. Rappolt M. Kraiewski, C. Lowe. Row 5-A. Radecki, J. Cummins, A. Dion D. Burch, D. Sandstrom, S. Eckert, G. Shear, C. Georgantones D. Podgorski, B. Holmquist. Row 6-D. Lind, M. Anderson, J Plummer, E. Bush, M. Bryant, J. XfVirl, D, Leier, J. Anhnson D. Clos, S. Moes, C. Boget. Vocational OFFicers Row l-N. Tulp, Sen. treas., B. Loberg, Sen. secy., B. Sandstrom Sen. vice-pres., A, Quirk, adv. Row 2-Mrs. Kirkwood, Soph adv., P. Carney, Soph. vice-pres., J. Motlelt, Soph. secy., L. Wal bridge, Jr. vice-pres., J. Beard, Jr. adv. Row 3-C. Roller, Soph treas., M. Gullickson, Jr. pres., D. Sandstrom, Jr. lreas., W. Dos sey, Soph. pres. Girls' Vocational Elects Qfficers from Four Classes fx Y 1 a i -li ig Q s....J' Pqfylw Social Problems and Home Making Aid Students in Home Page 44 Home Making-9th and lOth Grades Row l-J. Jackson, O. Mester, D. Donnerbauer, A. Hutchins, E Kealy, B. Kransen, E. Fudenberg, J. Hugerman, R. Glinka, A. Bambusch. Row 2-S. Peterson, B. Thill, M. Kruszewski, M. Green J. Peck, T, Kowalski, V. Hartmann, M. Moldenhauer. Row 3-C. Smart, L. Mullen, A. Hielle, E. Bush, F. Lentsch, S. Moes, B. Stoppel, P. Hall, M. Raschick, D. Johnson. Social and Family Problems and Home Making Row 'I-C. Pheneger, M. Schultz, P, Pocenier, A. Mutzberg, M. Winter, B. Henle, R. Demma, S. Clos, R. Glendenning, G. Ma loney. Row 2-M. Aguirre, S. Bradshay, J. Peterson, M. Bolen S. Morrison, J. Hesse, R. Dobie, B. Bruestle, J. Gotch, B. Web R. Stadler, A. Zimmerman. Row 3--S. Isabel, M. Doughty, J Devaney, D. Pudil, F. Steinbach, J. House, D. Olson, M. Gehr- man, A. Wagner, M. Phelps, H. Bumgardner. Row 4-R. Albrecht, G. Ogren, M, Mahoney, C. Claus, K. King, D. Lindquist, N. Goth rie, M. Larroux, G. Proksch, F. Peabody, J. Moretton. Page 45 J Student Council Row 'I-E. Scott, J. Scherer, J. Robinson, F. Eckert, R. Loida vice-pres., G. Uhrhammer, pres., J. Frank O'Rourke, adv., J Webster, secy., R. Miller, treas., H. McDonough, C. Pheneger D. Hennig. Row 2-J. Straschein, B, Fudenberg, J. Devine, M Olson, P. Woetovech, D. St. Martin, M. Exley, M. Nierenhausen I. Eilek, D. Nowicki, L. Johnson, J. Pace, M. Eckwall. Row 3-J Sauro, J. Bickford, J. Nicolette, A. Ford, B. Henle, S. Carr, B Page forty-tour f f 1 Wiome, M. Kohls, E. Bailey, C. Olson, D. Wells, L. Krambeer, E. Trost. Row 4-J. Hesse, S. Borst, F. Kloss, B. Baller, F. Warner, R, La Vague, P. Roskowiak, J. Plummer, A. La Vaque, M. Kimball, M. Anderson, C. Garske, B. Fisher. Row 5-D. Jennen, V. Gow, B. Bruestle, J. Spadino, N. Tulp, D. Podgorski, C. Holmstrom, B. Sandstrom, E. Fisher, H. Hallberg, J. Aras, J. Behnke. Row 6- D. Kochlin, G. Kamrath, M. Mercado, L. Mekoli, F. Lang, G. Altveby, R. Young, D. Leier, J. Klemmensen, W. Peck, H. Melco. Hall Monitors Row 'I-F. Morrison, H. McDonough, R. Miller, R. Loida, F. O'Rourke, Adv., G. Uhrhamrner, J. Webster, J. Leguil, E. Scott. Row 2-B. Fudenberg, K, Kendle, P. Roskowiak, J. Annen, J. Devaney, J. Nicoletti, F. Frank, C. Olson, J. Pace. Row 3- B. Bruestle, J. Magnuson, C. Todora, L. DeMaio, H, Huebl, E. Neubel, G. Magnuson, J. Guerra, B. Wiome, B. Henle. Row 4- D. Cupkie, F. Eckert, G. Leopold, D. Dahlquist, L. Dreyer, E. Bayers, C. Heath, M, Anderson, C. Garski. Row 5-B. Thompson, B. Peck, G. White, T. Roy, C. Sullivan, D. Leier, R. Young, T. Sawyer, T. Ales, G. Classen. Freshman Representatives Row 1-A. La Vaque, adv., J. Colosimo, G. Johnson, secy., J. Fierro, pres., B. Schnagl, vice-pres., C. Barker, treas., D. Fisch, P. Roskowiak, adv., Row 2-S. Nicoletti, B. Barton, J. Halligan, L. Sauro, D. Johnson, J. Moes, M. Baircls. Row 3-B. Langlois, P. Lee, J. Morarie, J. Clemens, E. Rosenwinkel, N. Nowicki, C. Georgantones, R. Smith. Row 4-C. Olson, B. Fisher, R. Biessener, M. Kelter, J. Bayers, J. Dennis, L. Proctor, M. Smith. Students Take Active Part in Government of School vsdi Pgfyf' Sophomore Representatives Lead the Llnderclassmen E 2 1 5 if it 2 . wr Page 46 Chemistry Row 'l-B. Baller, G. Prolcsch, E. Rogers, secy-treas., B. Vililliarns pres., B. Carroll, vice-pres., VV. McGuire, K. Boyd, Y. Niven Row 2-R. Miller, F. Zlrnmerwicz, M. Exley, L. Johnson, M. Fxley C. Ransom, M. de Lorimier. Row 3-D. Dahlquist, J. Kleinmensen R. Loida, F. Lang, J. Milsap, F. Del Signore, G. Shear. Sophomore Representatives Row 'l-P. Carney, M. Winter, J. Huntly, treas., L. Matoush, adv. P. Fusco, pres., D. Timm, vice-pres., P. Woetovech, seCy., A Lopez. Row 2-H. Huebl, B. Weber, E. Krengel, J. House, E Stowman, A. Christopherson, W. Dossey, J. Seghieri, B. Sand Strom, J. Gnerer. Row 3-J. Robinson, J. Altveby, T. Schultz H. Bennett, D. Johnson, H. Melco, R. Kronholm, S. Shukoy. Page 47 Physics-Period 5 Row 'I-C. Sandstrom, H. Huebl, secy., l.. Melcoli, pres., H. A Wolcott, J. Ray, viceepres., F. Kane, treas. Row 2-A. Wagner R. Marx, A. Lenz, D. Metcalf, B. Parker, J. Pace. Row 3-G Green, K. Hueser, G .Altveby, C. Johnsen, C. Habas, P. Jones, F. Peltier. Page torty-six Physics Club Row 'l-J. Devine, C. Todora, vice-pres., B. Peck, pres., H. A Wolcott, adv., H. McDonough, secy., K. Barklind, treas., P Fischbeclc. Row 2-B. Freeman, J, Belinke, J, Webster, G. Verley E. Reinelce, J. Aras, B. Gross, G. Nelson. Row 3-D. Halverson G. Thoen, G. Magnuson, M. Buford, G. Heroft, W. Warren, V Lowe, H, Harris, E. Nuebel. Row 4-R. Kronholm, E. Diclchudt M, Dunn, Ron Calabrett, D. Byland, R. Stowman, R. Okoneski B. Meyer. Chemistry Row 'l-C. Brown, E. Posus, S. Borst, G. White, pres., R. Olcen eslci, vice-pres., M, Kimball, secy.-treas., G. Koback. Row 2-M Carroll, M. Borovansky, V. Eclclund, R. Etienne, V. Gow, J Dougherty, J. F. Griffin, adv. Row 3-T. Pelzer, W. Theros, J Kohler, J. Colbert, C. Albrecht, D. Dahlquist, E. Weinke. Atomic Age Speeds Science Future Scientists Get Start in Mechanic Arts Classes E0 Pj .. If Pgfty Page foriy- ATHLEZLCS ya! X I W f . I' 7 7 T x , jkifn id Weckanicd-Here's anoTher reason Why is .N wills is kg ss sill? rl eight our school is greaT. MA has always been a champion in The field of sporTs. To parTicipaTe and become a leading figure in These acTiviTies is every boy's dream. IT is an honor and a challenge, for These boys rnusT carry on The greaT TradiTions of sporTsmanship and playing abiIiTy seT Tor Them by Their predecessors. ln every sporT our aThleTes rnusT excel because our school is judged To a large exTenT by The success or Tailure of our Teams. BUT These boys and Their coaches have never failed us, and as The years pass on They vvill lead Mechanics on To nevv and greaTer heighTs in The world of sporTs. wal' P 'za 4:4 ,344 - if ,, i 5' s H , za,-If 14 -. , , Z, rgw, M 2 1 5 MH . +2 ,1WK2?ve5B-0s4Hf4Vn ,A .,., , x wil fy. -2 X X 2 W fi JW Q M1 w ass 1 2, f , Xi Q W 1 QQQIQ Jiggxg, 4 A 'lf'-fflfif .5 A , L-fr. 5 1 , X l J . i t7 rv , , ea ,U V . 7 Ve' U ' 'fini-'S-1 Athletic Board Plan Strategy for Fall Sports Season lfl,lflfllflflCLl 0 In the '49-'50 seoson Mechonic Arts dthletes in every field of sports hdve kept up the trodition of the school by showing fighting spirit. In footboll the Trominers were impressive with o 4-l-2 record to shcire second plctce with Morshctll. in the onnudl clcish with Centrcil, the Bluehowks cdme through in good form by trouncing the Minutemen T8-6. The Trciiners were strong dt every key point on the line gs well ds in the bgckfield. MA received two berths on the All-City tectm which were filled by gudrd, Jerry Klemmensen ond end, Gene White. This yeor, cis in every other, the Blue cind White Cdgers mode dn excellent showing with ct 6-3 rec- ord. This stdnding, however, does not give o true picture of the situotion. The three gdmes thot MA lost were by o totol of only five points. This record put them in ci tie with Wilson for second pldce. The Trdiners were chosen to ploy Minneopolis Mor- shoill in the onnuol Twin City gomes. Although they lost, the Troliners mode the best showing of the dfter- noon. This yeor the Trciiners put on ice one of the finest sextets in the history of the school. The Blue Knights ended the sedson with d 6-l-2 record to wind up in third ploce. The Trdiners, who opened up strong with five con- secutive victories, found themselves hdlf g period owoly from the title. Their misfortune come when they met Murroiy, who had but one tie to mor their record. In the ployoffs the Blue ond White sextet dropped 9 .fdfitlzfic .gzafion the first gdme to Murrdy 2-O, but went on to tie Woshington Q-Q for consoldtion honors. In nine con- ference gctmes, however, MA shut out six tedins ond allowed only eight gools to hit the twine. The Troin- ers pldced three men on the All-City tedm. Bill Thurmer, wing, Les Mekoli, defense, ond goolie, Jer- ry Isdcics. When Cooch Al Sundberg looks over his bcxseboll teom this coming spring he will find five returning lettermen to help bring him ctnother chdmpionship. They ore George Kdmroth, Bill Thrumer, Chuck To- doro, Nick Souro, ond Gil Kowglski. With thirteen lettermen for his trock teom Cooch Arthur Wright sees oi bright future. They ore White, Olsen, Weinke, Cossitte, Young, Robinson, Hdrgnd, Ales, Willioms, Kdne, Wolton, Bdlldrd, ond Dohl- cguist. When the coll goes out for tennis pldyers, four re- turning lettermen will onswer. The following men will spork the Troiners: Chorles Heoth, Jomes Hetcfron, Bruce Thompson, ond Richord Thdlhuber. When Biff Adoms tokes over the iob of cooching golf this yeor, he will be looking forword to d tqne sedson with three returning lettermen: Sdm Creo, Jerry Isoocs ond Mocio Buford. MA's dppdrotus teom plgced fifth in the North- west, pgced by Gene Lund who took three first ploices including o medol for the oufstonding individ- uol oll oround. Greg Peterson ploced second on the trdmpoline. In the stote, the Troiners, led by Gene Lund ond Greg Peterson wound up in fourth pldce. Page forty-nine A Squad Second in City Raceg B Squad Looks Promising A Footboll Row 'l-C. Johnson, M. Myhre, H. Bennett, G. White, D, Mitchell R. Young, B. Bomersine. Row 2-C. Hobos, J. Juno, R. Schreier J. Schmidt, T. Sawyer, J. Klemmensen, W. Weinke. Row 3- V. Gilbert, E. Boyers, M. Night, W. Peck, S. Eckert, H. Chesshoir, E, Lorry, R. Floherty, J. Lockhart, H. Edelsteiri, E. Neubel, G Kumruth, J. Fierro. Row AAR. Peterson, B. Ado -s, C. Tocloro J. Robinson, B. Doane, F. O'Rourke. Page titty B Footboll Row 'I-D. Duresky, P. Mucio, l.. Souro, G. Buyers, D. Weller R. Mitchell, G. Mitchell, M. Veruno. Row 2-D. Potrow, P. Corbin B. Peterson, G. Johnson, D. Poole, J. Bonine, D. Timm. Row 3- J. Nelson, J. Mororie, K. Comstock, D. Timm, H. Bollurd, J Burton. Row 4-Bloom, C. Gonler, B, Schnogl, C. Scroggins E. Menne, A. Wright. Blue Knights Sextet Take Third, G mnastics Rate High '13 g if Hockey Row 1-B. Thompson, E. VVilwe1'T, S. Creo, J. lsoocs, G. Kowalski M. Marx, C. Sonclslrom. Row 2-HBH? Adams, cocxch,, R. Johnson B. Parker, B. Thurmer, lc, Mckoli, G. Clossen. AppciroTus Row 1-J, Fcxrrell, D. Johnson, P. Trevino, G. PeTe:son, R, Foll mer, P. Cokley. Row 2-J. lNlicoleTli, B. Doclne, R. Clis, R. Tlnll J. Borlon, R, Smlfh, P, Fusco, A. WrighT, coach. Row 3-J. Egger ling, D. DohlqUisT, J. Jackson, E. Lund, E. Mozlison, R. Redluck D. Halverson. Row 4-F. lvlorhoun, B. Flynn, B. Joworski, R. Nelsen, H. Bomersine, N, Trolocxugh, T. Pelzer, J. Wirl. Gene Luncl, oppouroTus, was oworclecl 0 mecloil cmd his ncime was plciced on The Wczrpeho Trophy, os The ouTsTc1nding high school gymnosT in The STc1Te Tor 1950. He won seven ouT of eighT firsTs in The N. W. Tourno- menT. The Trainers holve won This oworol Twice ouT of The Tour Times iT hols been given. FirsT iT wois won by Ken Bc1rTleTT in 1948. This Trophy is o memorial To FirsT LieuTenc1nT Froink J. Wcmrpeho who was killed in c1cTion April 26, 1945. Page Tllty-one Cagers Place Second, B Squad Looks Impressive A Basketball , B Basketball V Row 'I-C. Prolcosclw, M. Knigni, lvl. Buford, R. Rousu, B, Vlfilliams, Row 'I-L, Vignal, L. Toolora, F. Guzman, G. Jonnson, R. Nieren J. Ray, C. Todora. Row 2-D. Urie, manager, J. Robinson, H. nausen. Row 2-A. Zirnnwerman, VV. Kast, L. Sauro, R. Hoschka Anderson, B. Peck, T. Sawyer, V. Gilberf, G. Karnraih, co-captp Row 3-S. Robinson, B. Sclinagi, D. Johnson, G. Johnson, co-Capt F. Eckert. Row 3-G. Sundberg, coach, D. Poole, G. White, co-Capt, C. Johnson, R. Young, J. Juneau. Page Elly-two Trainer A ancl B Nines Look Forward to Best Season in Years 2 E fr rr s WY iv . 99 Mic UWM MRT? . FERTSL ,JJARTS T mst -ii Baseball A fjiifiiilij! KQq,Hay,' g it ants Q5' H A W0 B Squad Baseball Row 1-C. Todora, G. Kowaski, N. Sauro, J. Marson, J. Klema Row 'I-L. Vignalo, S. Crea, F. Guzman, A. Zimmerman, J. mensen, F. Eckert, M. Marx, J. Bohrer, G. Bloom, mgr. Row 2- Bonine, K. Lyons, E. Nuebel, G, Johnson, P. FUSCO- ROW 2-L J. Isaacs, T. Lyons, G. Kamrath, C. Johnsen, G. Classen, B. Peck, Toolora, L. Sauro, N. Thurmer, capt., H. Warner, C. Magee, H. M. Knight. Row 3-G. Alfveby, G. Sundberg, coach, B. Thurmer, Anderson, R. Miller, E. Nick, K. Ward. Row 3-S. Eckert, L. Michalitsch, G. Johnson, V. Hauge, D. Poole, J. Bayers, M. Donnerbauer, B. Schnagl. Page 54 Track Row 'I-J. Nicoletti, L. Vignalo, P. Cokley, B. Doane, J. Robinson B. Hangartner. Row 2-C. Olson, M. Walton, J. Ray, B. Williams, G. Wurst, D. Dahlquist, A. Wright. Row 3-W. Theros, J. Jack son, W. Weinke, B. Flynn, E. Madison. Row 4-T. Pelzer, B Jaworski, G. White, D. Horan, R. Young, F. Kane. Cross Country Row 'I-J. Farrell, P. Cokley, J. Walbridge, C. Osen, Capt., G Hedblum, F. Osthofi, A. Wright, coach. Row 2-B. Doane, M Walton, T. Pelzer, B, Flynn, D. Dahlquist, W. Theros, B. Jawor- ski, mgr. Bowling Team Row 1-D. Farone, B, Lallas, T. Stadler, R. Mitchell, B. Tschida, D. Vasterling, J. Hill, E. Trost, J. Hesse, F. Klass, M. Exley. Row 2-B. Edgett, J. Bohrer, B. Doane, E. Nuebel, F. Peltier, R. Thalhuber, K. linski. Row 3-J. B. Williams, M. Leier. Row 4-L. Farrell, H, Huebl, F, Lustan, S. Crea, J. Pep- Hetctron, F. Eckert, S, Eckert, J. Isaacs, J. Ray, Buford, B. Peck, G. Kamrath, G. Shear, D. Dreyer, E. Madison, B. Thurrner, L. Mekoli, C. Jacobson, R. Young, D. Knoblach, G. White, V. Hauge, L. Schafter, F. La ng. Page hfty-thre Tracksters, Bowlers and Cross Country Do Well Q mi 3 A f P 3 ' far 5 f ' ' 1 A A A 'N 0 T ,,,L , A 5 Q 9 ffiyf Tennis Team Hopefuig Tankmen Have lt, Golfers Have Class Tennis C. Albredwf, R. Tho!- huber, J. Hefiron, C. Heofh, S. Mornnez, W. Souther, cooch. Swimming Row 'l-B. Docme, J. Bor- Ton, D. Johnson, R. Thill R. Freifog. Row 2-B. Flynn, R. Redlock, K. Borkiind, G. Olson, R. Whittier. Golf C. Creo, J. lsoocs, BiFi Adams, Coach, M. Buford, W. Poirick. Page fifty-five Girl and Bo Letter Winners Have Athletic M Clubs Boys' M Club Row 'I-S. Crea, P, Cokley, J. Nicoletti, G. Peterson, J. Robinson, C. Todora, B. Doane, G. Kowalski, A. Ford. Row 2-C. Olsen, C. Heath, J. Hetitron, F. Eckert, G. Kamrath, S, Eckert, R. Thal- huber, N. Sauro. E, Nuebel. Row 3-M. Buford, J. Roy, R. John' son, L. Mekoli, B. Peck, T. Pelzer, B. Thurmer, G. Classen, B. Williams, J. lsaacs. Row 4-T Ales, G. White, D. Mitchell, R. Young, C. Johnson, C, Albrecht, B. Jaworski, W. Weinke, J. Klemmensen. Boys' M Club Oldest Mechanic Arts has two M clubs. The boys' is the oldest in the country and is in its -4lst year. Othcers elected tor '50 are Gene White, president, George Kamrath, vice-president, and Joe Ray, secretary- treasurer. The annual M Club Banquet was held on Feb. 21 at the University Club. A delicious turkey dinner was served. Speeches and the presentation ot awards highlighted the evening. Most girls belong to the Girls' Athletic Association Page fifty-six l l Girls' M Club Row 'I-B. Schanhaar, B. Carroll, treas., F. Klass, rec. secy., J. Hesse, pres., D. Hennig, vice-pres., M. Olson, car. secy,, J. Devine, L. Walbridge. Row 2-M. Eckwall, L. Chevalier, B. Henle, J. Sadowski, B, Wright, S. Milanoski, D. Higgins, E. Mekoli, M. Exley, B. Rappolt. Row 3-L. Hanneman, V. Noren, D. Nowicki, S. Carr, B. Wiome, R. Groh, F. Frank, C. Olson, M. Nicoletti. Row 4-M. Kohls, B. Bruestle, J, Magnuson, L. Krambeer, J. Snyder, P. Schauer, E. Trost, M, Exley, N. Tulp. Row 5-M, Kim- ball, L. Stevens, S. Thompson, L. Davis, J, Johnson, J. Web- stcr, C. Tietz, C. Boget, A. LaVaaue, B. Baller. in Country which enables them to earn l,OOO points and receive an M. Initiation ot treshmen is an important day among members. Girls who have earned a letter belong to the M Club. Othcers 'ot '50 are Joanne Hesse, president, Donna Henning vice-president, Faith Klass, secretary, Mary Ann Olson, correspond- ing-secretary, Beverly Carroll, treasurer. These clubs promote good sportsmanship among boys and girls ot M.A, Mechanics Football Display n- ' V ,Eu., ,l.. 3 c fav Ales blocks out Johnson . . . Tsainer huskies charge on . . . All-City boys talk it over fi if is ix Y Z?aaLelLf,-aff White counters two: Gus shows fundamentals: Johnson ot the free-throw line: Roy drives in: Foncy George shoots: White going up. ,J .-+7 ' fi Z? 0 ffm' 6 .fr 'X rf -2606 .f If 2 'do fp f 9 ,. wwf? ll Q 1 I X, 72514. I' 4 6 1,9111 ? l Isaacs in sfyle: Sandsfrom on display: Gil and Sam hand if in: Gene and Bill sharpen up: Les and Dick clad for game: Mike and Merl talk it over: Early sea- son warm up. . ' ,, i Ms 7, ev ix ..,, V s -t S q JV et V i . T Q , A, W S rf Lili, 1 E ..: Q,. X , :LS s. :N 13135, ' an 2 .- as T . K 9 ,Lg 1.7. Q -Q' 1' swf- .f 'T ' ' , . tm 'Qf.T,y5Y,.fg3SQg4tf':6EQgg?ii5.'!5'?2ggi - , , P ZML Showing Him How . . . Coach Wright and Co .... Ted Gets Ready . . . Muscles, Muscles, Muscles. Satch Gets Eagle Tops . . Taking lt Easy On Stairway. Easels!! Fl ,girl 1 5 Q 'EQ . F J , Q. 3 K, Lg, My -.. Eight Players Return From 1949 Championship Base- ball Team. uni-.s....... oliuw! .giant The Apparatus team showed great skill this year with Gene Lund and Greg Peterson starring. The team placed fourth in the State Meet with Lund winning top honors. E is E vs Ted Pelzer, Senior, battled his way to the finals in the 1950 St. Paul Golden Gloves tourna- ment. His trainer, Emmet Weller, sees a bright and promising future for this young scrapper. 4 1 .gil .Z4I9l0al 6ttlfl.5 There is a good squad of boys left for next year from this year's squad so Prof Wright will probably have another good season next year. Game time is high- lighted by a snappy band and peppy cheerleaders Donna, Elsie, Lois, and Joan. Enthusiasm is regis- tered on the faces of Jean Huntley, Ed Neubl and Nick Sauro. K 4 2 X Kattfngy Pede- Carol Tennant and Mary Jane Voller enioy a fast game of ping pong. Baseball, bas- ketball, and volley ball are other sports played during regular gym classes. Doris Donnerbauer, Rose Marie La Vaque, and Judy Peck fabovej practice songs on Senior boys. Two unknown girls fbelowl push pencils with their noses during GAA lniti- ation. Pat Hall lcenterl shown on Initiation day singing to suit old GAA members, Gerry Snyd- er flettl and Bernice Bruestle frightj. Lona Taylor fcenter, above, models regulation uni- form. -df Geraldine Snyder, Beatrice Andre, Rox- a n n e Glendenning, and Pat Henning smile as they anticipate the outcome of a shuttle board game, part ot regular gym activity. Mother ls A Freshman ls .lunior Play 5 -x Si El' , was at I i'll3l l ffm P z 6 All dressed up i the 'act . . . Bo- and no place to bo J a ckson go . . . Jerry Gnd speaks . . . Dean Lenore caught in Gillingham lis- tens. Music Department Gives Lelawala English leads pose pretty . . . Chief Wokomis, Lelawala, and tribe. iii -...J I je I ' I X' 5 if I 614110586 el Q SAW? T. Homecoming Assembly Spectators Register Humor . . . 2. Al Lenz Threads Machine Under Mr. Sitzer's Watchful Eye . . . 3. Lester, Bob, and Chuck Loafing On The Job . . . 4, It Isn't As Easy As It Looks . . . 5. Isaacs Crowns Schultzie While Johnny ls Serenaded . . . 6. George Kamrath Does A Little Outside Practicing, Frankie Holds Basket, Donna, Marlene, And Shir- ley Cheer Them On . . . 7. Dick, Bob, and Jim, Pose . . . 8. Freshmen enioy lunch . . . 9. Laker Stars Visit MA . . . 'lO. Joyce, Red, Carol, and Jane Take Time Out . . . ll. Tom Sawyer On Hall Duty . . . 12. Special Students And Their Advisors. I Mechanic Arts Girls Co All Out For Sports in C.A.A. GAA Juniors and Seniors Row 'l-R. Tereau, E. Posus, R. Dufour, J. Seghieri, cor.-secy., S. Carr, secy., P. Woetovech, pres., M. Winter, vice-pres., B. Hanson treas., J, Kelner, L. Walbridge, E. Oliver. Row 2-S. Del Castillo, D. Hennig, B. Bruestle, P. Fischbeck, M. Erickson, E. Milcoli, M. Olson, J. Sadowski, D. Grauel, D. Dahlquist, J. Hedquist. Row 3- J. Magnuson, C. Wallin, V. Noren, B. Henle, D. Harrell, P Schauer, M. Kohls, B. Wiome, J. Hesse, T. Warnecke, M. Nicoletti L. Marson. Row 4-B. Kuban, M. Exley, E. Trost, F. Frank, B Olson, P. Roskowiak, M. Kimball, J. Snyder, L. Krambeer, F Klass, S. Weinlce. Row 5-C. Tietz, L. Davis, S. Thompson, L Stevens, J. Aras, B. Baller, B. Carroll, J. Webster, J. Johnson F. Medina, A. La Vaque, L. Hanneman. GAA Freshmen Row 'l-F. Crea, D. Stryslci, P. Root, N. Wurst, A. Hutchins, M Maldinhauer, E. Blacilc, R. Glinlca, J. Peck, D. Donnenbauer Row 2-J. Stroschein, J. Dougherty, P. Gegen, D. Fisch, M De Lang, R. Taugner, R. La Vaque, M. Maloney, A. Juneau, S. Fleming. Row 3-L. Mullen, M, Hamilton, P. Lee, J. Albertson, M. Green, M. Kruszewslci, J. Clemens, S. Peterson, A. lngleston. Row 4-M. Bruce, M. Weiss, J. Christensen, E. Bush, P. Hall, S. Moes, B. Stoppel, S. Marincell, B. Fisher, L. Barnes. Page 66 Freshman Gym Leaders Row T-M. Thomalla, M. Goulet, B. Kransen, J. Prokosch, D. Fisch, F. Crea, A. Nierenhausen, A. Stadler. Row 2-M. Meyer, 1 1 M, Moldenhauer, A. Juneau, M. Scott, J. Stroschein, D. Stryski, L. Mullen, A. Montlariand. Row 3-M. Bruce, P. Lee, l. Christen- sen, A. lngleston, C. Olson, J. Clemens, R. La Vaque, M. DeLang. Row 4-M. Vtleiss, R. Taugner, D. Jacobson, L. Stahl, S. Moes, B. Stoppel, F. Lentsch, B. Thill, M. Maloney. Sophomore Gym Leaders Row 'I-L. Taylor, A. Frechette, Y. Youker, G. Collins, D, Cupkie, M. Winter, J. Scherer, J. Gnerer. Row 2-P. Nelson, B. Andrea, J. Wottett, M. Schommer, R. Glendenning, M. Mencacci, L. Faison, H. Huebel, J. Jandl, R. Trevino. Row 3-L. Heffron, J. Christenson, E. Marx, M. LaTelle, B. Hanson, G. Kamoski, G. Snyder, M. Yeske, C. Roller, M. Schauer. Row 4-E. Krengel, J. Cummins, C. Boget, D. Lindquist, K. King, C. Tennant, K. Lar' son, A. Christopherson, J. Seghieri, P. Woetovech. GAA Sophomores Row 'l-H. Huebl, L, Taylor, G. Kamoske, B. Rybislcy, J. Gnerer, B. Andrea, M. Schommer. Row 2-A. Frechette, D. Imholte, G. Snyder, K. Larson, M. La Telle, E. Marx, E. Krengel, J. Christen- son, R. Glendenning, M. Schauer, J. Jandl. Raw 3-R. Dobie, B. Weber, R. Bengtson, M. Reed, D. Pudil, C. Tennant, M. Mencacci, M. De Zeler, J. Mofiett, M. Yeske. Row 4-J. Rowe, J. Cummins, D. Cupkie, P. Gage-liarcle, S. Copeman, D. Lind- quist, D. Lind, M. Hanning, M. Lachowitzer, M. Kraiewski, C. Roller. Page sixty-five Gym Leaders Take Over Classes P Q v . 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