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

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1952 volume:

WL Mil? W Lf' wggww 7,,,,.c,v7!, ., x Mm luv: if A ,Z-c1uAAM'M,fqiaV QQffUf ww WM WM by MQ! WM - Af 12 Q MW JW 4 i, W W if , 2122 JM! Qf pwgij 921, X A K 672: ja qi, K .v ,. if Cf. I wgi XT f fk , 7'L'fg,.kiX,jZff'L N E is R 6ff'ff,1fff a, ,M If ff! 'I X ,, 1511'- ' f 1 ,, VA.. ,f 4 A .fy ' U, H1 A ,Lia .Sui 'A so X 37? ww iztige . SM L' r +3 :X is-4, 33 U3 f inf lx? . ,W ' 4 F fs Q ,ax 'NZ 1: rf: gf - ak z .gl fix. THE I9 52 MECHANIC ARTS HIGH SCHOOL SAINT PAUL, MINNESOTA Volume XXXIX stuff. . . EDITOR-IN-CHIEF HELEN HUEBL LEONARD VIGNALO ASSISTANT EDITOR RITA STADLER AVIS CHRISTOPHERSON SPORTS EDITOR JOHN BARTON MIKE KNIGHT PHOTOGRAPHY JOHN BARTON HOWIE SCHULTZ BUSINESS MARVIN EDELSTEIN MA - TRAINING SCHOOL FOR LIFE Every Mechonic Arts student is serving his dpprenticeship lor lite. Closs- room octivities provide the theoreticol knowledge bosic to C1 sound undersgnding of the world ground us, donces, porties, clubs ond other outside octivities give us procticol experience in getting olong with others in on group. Our tecichers ore mosters in the trocle ot living, our seniors ore com- pleting their opprenticeship ond deserve to be colled iourneymen. Juniors, sophomores, ond freshmen, cus opprentices under the dlole guidance ot lvl A's Ividster crcittsmen ond following the leodership ot the grddugting seniors cdnnot help but grow ond develop into fine citi- zens ot the community, the stcute, the notion, ond the World. KOH fell fd SENIORS ACTIVITIES SCHOOL LIFE SPORT MISS TURNBULL lt is with deep affection and keen appreciation that we co-dedicate this year's M annual to Miss Margaret Turnbull. She is one of the pioneers of Mechanic Arts and by her untiring efforts was responsible, in part, for making it a success. Her decision to retire this spring was o shock to us all. Although she has well earned the rest, we shall miss her, not only as a splendid teacher and an inspirational leader but as a beloved friend. Miss Turnbull, who is a graduate of Macalester College, has taught English at Me- chanic Arts since l9l8 and she was the senior class advisor for the class of 1924. Miss Turnbull has always been friendly, patient, unselfish and ready to extend an encouraging word to her students. l am not only speaking from my own experience but for the entire student body and faculty, for we are certainly proud to be one of her friends. We would all like to thank her publicly for her outsanding piece of work while at Mechanic Arts High School. Page three Page four MR. SITZER To our true friend and beloved teacher, Mr. Sitzer, We co-dedicate this 1952 annual. You, Mr. Sitzer, have brightened our tour years at MA through your untiring efforts to bring the best in visual education. From these films we have gained a broader education, one that could never have been obtained tram textbooks. Aside from your contributions to the student body, we shall alvvays remember you for your anecdotes, your friendliness, and your wonderful sense ot humor. To you, Mr. Sitzer we, the graduating class ot '52 wish the best ot everything-health luck and happiness. My. Wooley Af Wgrk Roan And Co 3 it , ,.,- .h,,: I , , v, 94 Talking If Qver With Mr. Petersqrj 51.1 Mechanic Arts Craftsmen Guide Page six Administration and Class Advisors Row 11 Mrs. Gone-au, Mr. L. Trippg Mrs. Scanlan Mrs. Rowan. Mr. Fallerf Row 2: Mrs. Ransierg nerg Miss McGuire-5 Mr. Row 3: Mr. Kueiler, Mr. Raymond Petersang Mrs. Sclwampelg Miss O'Con- Roberf Peterson. Mr. G'Rourl4e, Mr. Wooley Mr. Maiouslwg Mr. Sweeiland English, Math and Gymnasium Row 1: Miss O'Brien, Miss Brieland, Mr. Schmid Miss Turnbullg Mrs. Lundberg, Miss Allen, Row 2: Miss Gram, Mrs. Waisong Miss Swift Mr Adamsg Mrs. Cummingsp Miss Scully. And lnspire Students ln Their Studies Commercial, Science, Shop Row lr Miss Blose, Mr. Nobis, Miss Smith, Mr Sifzef, Miss Kellorlicils. Row 2: Mr. Wright, Mr, McCauley, Mr. Griffin Mr. Sliirck, Mr, Wolcott. Sociol Studies, Vocational, Moth Row 11 Mrs. l-lcirmon, Mrs. Norbeck, Miss Bergl Miss Bolt, Mrs. Beard. Row 21 Mr. Souther, Miss Burngordner, Mr. Sund be-rg, Mrs. Quirlc, Mr. Williams. Row 3: Mrs. Kirkwood, Miss Gorriy, Mrs. Gilson Miss Ek. Page seven 2 el'll0l r5 Page eight MECHANICS-a training school for life. MA where those four short eventful years have flown by much faster than we realized. We, the seniors, are soon to take part in what we have worked four years to obtain, graduation. Then the wonder- ful days at Mechanics will only be memories. On looking back we cannot help but realize how much these years have meant to us. The suspense of winning a football game, the excitement of exams, the thrill of going to the prom, and finally the dignified importance of being a senior, all make graduating a little harder. -ws.. w. ........,..- ,M 4 .Mr .. iw? , W., , . AA ,,l f 1' 4 YQ :gg 'V 4 Q4 fi' kid' sl g.4ff'f , Y -, .gm , aw, 'mr 11 1 . if A -L 'ff L ' , -w -.ff fl 74 'ff -f ?H5v-' wx M ,f , vw.- , - w 5 . , :ganm ,f'.' mtad L.. stfijisft' S A N ,ff M vmrbi 1 e v a a WNW 3 J V .Q 'XI 51 dv 1 ,sw 1'21i'R '1Y 'Y5x ef f!,,L1:'u 'FX' Eggs H awww QKSQQQ, ,gk 5 Qwfgewfflfkff ,- we fi: W. M ' g1,,.,,Q. f wk-M, ff N- f -., -2 -ww m1j'xw11' i f W 'sjtgw ,7 ft 7'?5,3',.S 1ff,3,a7'1i'. 'iadfw - -wa 21.9 ' 4 Wqlilkik- mt. 1, M 4 , ,,A. nw I K 4 Q5 W ,11- ' ,3 1 S3 -ef 9 . ALj.1AX, 'W Z , .4fg6'f:i.Qf g.',,wfs?g,-Q f if , .,,,,w,f J-- 'E 6 W 1: Q 1 1 m EL .2 ,Tx -xl E 941 :hx 1 11 'F ,A , 1 Za ik L. Ei My 2 355 LS, Q5 H Iif li! 53 WL .ii ,Q 15 fx gi? W Avi Z., y fe 1 f ' H H9 W S3 X, , . Wi if it J' 31 E We Express Gratitude to Advisor and Officers Wonderful days at Mechanic Arts will always be remembered by the class of '52 and with these will be the memories of you. Whenever we were in need of help, you were there with a friendly smile to help us. ln graduating, vve lecive behind us one of our best friends, you, Mr. Mdtoush, our class adviser. MR. MATOUSH SENIOR REPS Row 1: M. Edelstein, C. Aguirre, vice-pres, F. Reed, sec., H. Bomersine, treas., J. Foster, pres., E, Marx, L, Mgfoush, adviser, Row 2: E. Krengel, R. Stadler, J. Scherer, C. Gulner, .l. Moffett, P. Fusco, H. Huebl. Row 3: G, Hernandez, T. Schultz, J, Barton, R, Burton, L. Vignalo, A. Christopherson, S. Shukay, J. Seghieri. Page nine my R CALENDAR OF EVENTS Sept. Oct. Nov. Nov. Dec. Dec. Jon. Jon. Feb. Feb. Feb. Mar. Mar. April April April April Moy Moy May Moy June June June June June 5 School storied tVocc1tion doys ore overi 'I9 Joe Foster ond Flo Reed reign over The MA Homecoming os King ond Queen 14 EEE Doy 21 Thonksgiving Assembly 7 Bosketboll ond Hockey Assembly 21 Chrislmos Assembly followed by Two weelc's vocation T952 New Yeor begins li M Club Dinner 6 Montoux Test 8 Snow Doy 25 You Con'T Tcike If With You, Three oct Ploy T4 Assembly from U of M, Poul Mix 25 SPVS Open House. 4 Eosfer Assembly followed by o week of Vocation T7 Open House of MA T8 U of M, Assembly Morionetfes 25 Assembly-School Bond 20 Ploy by Speech Closs 24 Junior Prom lBig Eventl 27 Senior Picnic 29 Assembly-Decoration Doy 3 Honor Roll-Athletic Aworcls 5 Senior Assembly 6 Exams Sfcirt T2 Grcducifion T3 School Ouf CWhoopeeD Page eleven is X X e A Azqa it? er' Raef stef A Seniors Bid Farewell CHARLES STEPHEN AGUIRRE -......... Cimriie 252 Grove Street Student Council, Junior Rep., Cogwheel Staff, M Stott, Dramatics Club, Red Cross, Homecoming Candidate, Vice President of Sr. Class. RETA ISABELLE ALBRECHT --------.-.. Regis 428 Charles Avenue Freshman Rep., Governor, Chemistry, French, World Affairs, Speech Class, Red Cross, Pep Club, Home Economics, Office, Snow Day Candidate, 1951 l Act Play. JAMES LOUIS ALFVEBY ------------- Jim 731 Virginia Street Student Council, Sophomore Rep., Physics, World Attairs, Spanish, Hall Monitor, Contact Club, Golf, M Club, Aeronautics. CAROL AILEEN ANDERSON ---------- - Andy 114 Charles Avenue World Affairs, Choir. HAROLD WALLY ANDERSON ----------- Andy 239 Spruce Physics, Room Capt., Fun-Nite Committee, Safety, B Football, Basket- ball, Baseball, Boys M Club, Bowling. BEATRICE JANE ANDREA ------------- Beg 51 Mt. Airy Street Chemistry, Physics, World Affairs, Pep Club, G.A.A., Hall Monitor, Home Ec., M Club, Y Teens. JACK JEROME ANFINSON 312 Louis Street Jr. Achievement, World Affairs, Red Cross, Auto Ess, Football, Pro- iection, Choir. BETH MARLENE ARMSTRONG ---------- Little Bit 293 West 7th Street World Affairs, '49 Operetta, Vocational. ELAINE LORETTA ASHTON 487 W. Central Pep Club, '49 Operetta, Choir. PAUL DOUGLAS BALLER ---------- - Penicillin 262 Lafond Avenue Jr. Rep., World Affairs, Room Captain, Red Cross, Spanish, Hall Monitor, Auto Ess., Hockey, Golf, M Club, Snow Day King. JOHN ANTHONY BARTON ----------- Johnny 567 L'Orient Street Physics, World Affairs, Cogwheel Staff, M Staff, Room Captain, Speech Class, Pep Club, Quill and Scroll, '52 Vaudeville, Auto Ess., Camera Club, Track, Apparatus, Swimming, Boys M Club, Class Play '52, M Photographer, Jr. Acad. of Science, '52 I Act Play. RUTH JEAN BENGSTON ----------- - Ruthie 35 Camo Avenue Chemistry, Spanish, Room Captain, Red Cross, Pep Club, GAA, Contact Club, Safety, Home Ec., Bowling, Y Teens, Office. HERBERT WEBB BENNETT 2189 N. Victoria Dramotics Club, World Affairs, Football, Boys M Cluo. BEVERLY BERGERON ------------- lgdine 1159 E. Larpenteur Avenue Governor, World Affairs, Red Cross, Vocational, Occ. Relations. DIANA BEY .-.-............. Ninn 232 Mt. Airy Street Dramatics Club, Hall Monitor, Office Force. CAMILLE BOGET --------- - Frenchie 1495 Klainert Street Freshman Rep., GAA, M Club, Ottice, Choir. HENRY BOMERSINE -------------- Hunk 283 Goodrich Avenue Senior Rep. Treasurer, Operetta '51, Occ. Relations, Fun Nite Com- mittee, Vodvil 1951, Baseball B Squad, Track, Apparatus, M. Club. BETTY BRODTMANN ------------- Dimples 502 Edmund Avenue Spanish, World Affairs, Red Cross, Occ. Relations, Home Ec. WARREN LOUIS BRULEY ------- - - - Mcuches 597 Blair Avenue Safety, Baseball, Proiection. DARLENE BURKE --------------- - Dqr 1098 So. Robert Street Jr. Achievement, French, World Affairs, Room Captain, Red Cross, Pep Club, GAA, Hall Monitor, Contact Club, Auto Ess., Home Ec., Freshman Assembly. RAY BURTON -----. ----...... L egg 111 E. Arch Street Senior Rep., Chemistry, Physics, World Affairs, Cogwheel Staff, M Staff, Hall Monitor, Track, Projection, Vodville. To High School Days HAROLD MILFORD CHESSIR ----- ----- C hess i986 Price Street Chemistry, Physics, Football, Rlfle Club, JO ANN L. CHRISENSON ----- - - - - - Jo I337 Watson Avenue Jr. Achievement, Jr. Rep., Room Captain, '49, '50, '5l Operetta, Occ. Relations, Bowling, Choir. AVIS MARILYN CHRISTOPHERSON - - - -A-- Avee i599 Stanford Avenue Senior Rep., Junior Rep., Soph, Rep, Sec. of Governors, Jr. Achieve- ment-Vice Pres., Physics, Chemistry, World Affairs, Cogwheel Associate Ed, M Staff, Room Captain, Speech Club, Spanish, Pep Club, Prom Committee, Gym Leader, Jr. Academy of Science, Treas., '52 One Act Play. SHIRLEY MAY CLOS - ----- - Shirl IO6 N. Smith Avenue French, '49 Operetta, Choir, Contact Club. DONALD COKIEY PATRICIA LOUISE COLON ------ ----- P GI I4 Coma Avenue Cogwheel Staff, Room Captain, Red Cross, Spanish, Occ. Relations, Office, Library Staff. KENNETH RAYMOND COMSTOCK ---- - - - Ken 28l Cathedral Place Physics, Chemistry, World Affairs, Track, Apparatus, Cross Country. RICHARD DEAN COSSETTA ------ ----A R C 228 Ryan Avenue Cogwheel Staff, M Stott, Hall Monitor, Fun-Nite Committee, Safety, Football, Track, Boys M Club, Homecoming Candidate. JO ANN VIRGINIA CUMMINS ------------ Jo 625 Central Park Governor, French, World Affairs, Cogwheel Staff, M Staff, Room Captain, Red Cross, Pep Club, GAA, Vaudeville 51, Home Ec., Girls M Club, Oltice, Snow Day Decorations. DARLYNE JOAN CUPKIE --------- - Dar Dar 240 St. Anthony Governor, Room Captain, Dramatics Club, Pep Club, GAA, Hall Monitor, Occ. Relations, Girls Vocational, Girls M Club, Rifle Club, Bowling. JEANETTE CUPP KATHERINE EVELYN CURTICE ---- ---- - Katie 2 Carver Avenue Freshman Rep., World Affairs, Room Captain, Occ. Relations, Home Ec. ROSE MARIE DEMMA -------- ---- H oney 585 Wales Street Spanish, Red Cross, Pep Club, GAA, Hall Monitor, Occ. Relations, Home Ec., Y Teens. WANDA JOHANNA DOSSEY - - - - - - - Captain 377 Charles Avenue Sophomore Treasure, Freshman Vice-Pres., Cogwheel Staff, Room Captain, Pep Club, GAA, Occ. Relations, Girls Vocational, Bowling, Office, Homecoming Candidate. EDWARD ARMAND DUBOIS ------ - - - Frenchy 506 Bellows World Affairs, Pep Club, Vodvil, Swimming. RONALD DUPRE --------------- Sqtgh Physics, Chemistry Pres., World Affairs, Latin, Jr. Town Meeting, MARVIN EDELSTEIN ---------- Timothy O'Ed'elstein 32l East I3 Street Student Council, Senior Rep., Junior Rep., Soph. Rep., Freshman Rep., Governor, Latin, World Affairs, Cogwheel StaFf, M Staff, Room Cap- tain, Pep Club, Football B, Y Teens, Stage Force, Rotary Award, Jr. Town Meeting. GLORIA EDMONDSON ---- --------- R ed 540 St. Lawrence Street Occ. Relations, Vocational. RICHARD ELGAARD - - - Red i080 Laurel World AFfairs, Vocational. GLENN ELLINGSON - - - Little Lord 350 Ravoux Proiection. LAUREN ERICKSON 595 Park Street Jr. Rep., Physics, World Affairs, Jr, Town Meeting. JERRY FARRELL 171 Fuller Avenue World Affairs, Auto. Ess., Safety, Basketball, Track, Apparatus, Cross Country, M Club, Stage Force, PA System. RICHARD FARRILL ---------. .... D ick 79 Morton Vocational, Aeronautics, Choir. DELORES FINDLAN ...... ..... . . Dee 152 lglehart Avenue Governor, Chemistry, Physics, German, Cogwheel Staff, Pep Club, Contact Club. JOSEPH FosTER ....... ....... . Jo., 244 Louis Street Duluth Con., Senior Rep., Pres. Junior Rep.. Chemistry, Physics, Hall Monitor, Contact Club, Chairman, Auto Ess,, Football, M Club, Vice Pres., Homecoming King, Boys' State. AUDREY ANN FRECHETTE ----- - Aud 700 Selby Red Cross, GAA, Occ. Relations, Home Ec. PATRICK JOHN FUSCO ----------- - Dqgg 248 Grove Street Student Council President, Senior Rep., Junior Rep., Sophomore President, Freshman President, Physics President, Cogwheel Staff, M Statf, Hall Monitor, Contact Club, MC Freshman Assembly 48-49, Baseball, Apparatus City medal, Boys M Club, Homecoming Candidate, Ethics Committee. ROBERT FRANCIS GARTNER ------------ Bob 687 Western Avenue Physics, Auto. Ess., Safety, Stage Force. NANCY ELAINE GATES ------------- Nun 476 Woodlawn Governor, World Affairs, Cogwheel Staff, M Stott, Room Captain, Dramatics Club, Red Cross, Pep Club, GAA, Choir, Glee Club, Hall Monitor, Contact Club, Home Ec., Swimming, Oftice. VIRGINIA PHYLLIS GEBHART --'------ - Ginny 263 Sa. Western Avenue Jr. Achievement, World Affairs, Room Captain, Home Ec. ROXANNE GLENDENNING A---- ----- - Roxy 310 Ramsey Street Student Council, Jr. Achievement, Cogwheel Staff, M Staff, Room Captain, Pep Club, GAA, Contact Club, Fun Nite Committee, Home Ec. THEODORA CHRISTINE GLOMBIK --------- Teddy 310 Ramsey Street World Affairs, Pep Club, Homecoming, Honor Roll. JANE ROSELLA GNERER ----------- - Janie 560 Charles Avenue Sophomore Rep., World Attairs, Red Cross, Pep Club, GAA, Hall Monitor, Contact Club, Vocational, M Club iGirlst, Y Teens. MARYANNE CHRISTINE GOCKOWSKI -------- Gus 300 Van Buren Latin, Occ. Relations. THOMAS DION GOGOLAKIS ---- ---'-- G okey 542 Mississippi Street Jr. Achievement, Camera Club, World Affairs, Cogwheel Staff, Dramatics Club, Contact Club, Safety, '52 1 Act Play, Rifle Club. FLOSSIE M. GOODWIN ------------- FIC 390 West Central Avenue Spanish, World Aflairs, GAA, Operetta '49, Gym Leader, Occ. Relations, Home Ec., Vocational, Girls Chorus. JO ANN MARIE GOTCH ----------- Gotchle 280 Grove Street Cogvvheel Stott, M Stott, Room Captain, Pep Club, GAA, Contact Club, Fun Nite Committee, Home Ec., Capt. Cheerleaders, Y Teens, Ottice, Homecoming Candidate. DEWEY BRYL GREEN - - - Sonny 515 Whitall Street Auto Ess. CHARLES DAVID GULNER, JR. ------- - ' Skip 632 Linden Street Latin, Sr. Rep., World Affairs, Auto Ess., Safety, Baseball, Football, Appartus, M Club. FRANK ARNOLD GUZMAN ------ ' Frankie 463 lglehart Camera Club Pres., World Affairs, Cogwheel Staff, Room Captain, Dramatics Club, Red Cross, Pep Club, Spanish Pres., Contact Club, Football, Basketball, Golf, M Club. WILLIAM E. HANGARTNER ---------'-- Willie 537 North Robert Jr. Rep., Cogwheel Stott, Room Captain, M Stott, Pep Club, V. Pres. Choir, Rifle Club, Ass't Sports Ed., Intramural Basketball, Safety, Auto Ess., Track, Bowling, Choir. BEVERLY YVONNE HANSON ---------- Soupbone 638 Central Park Jr. Achievement, Governor, Cogwheel Staff, M Staff, Room Captain, Dramatics Club, Red Cross, Pep Club, GAA, '49 Operetta, Hall Monitor, Contact Club, Home Ec., M Club, Bowling, Y Teens, Omce, Choir. GEORGE AUGUST HEDBLUM, JR. 507 Fuller Avenue Physics, World Aftairs, Red Cross, Cross Country. LA VONNE C. HEFFRON ---------- - Bonnie 430 Blair Avenue Jr. Achievement, World Aftairs, Room Captain, Red Cross, GAA, Hall Monitor, Home Ec., Library Staff. BETTY JANE HERMAN -------------- Betz 710 Cedar Street Jr. Achievement, Chemistry, German, Cogwheel Staff, M Stott, Pep Club, GAA, '51 Vaudeville, Home Ec., Office. GEORGE PATRICK HERNANDES ----------- Pat 252 E. Fillmore Avenue Sr. Rep., Soph. Rep., Jr. Achievement, Spanish, Room Captain, Red Cross, Contact Club, Occ. Relations, Vocational, Bowling, Library. MORRIS FRANK HOLES ------ ----- Morrie 350 Mackubin Street Red Cross, Hall Monitor. MAXINE ELEANOR HORNING - - - ------ - Max 667 Fuller Jr. Achievement, Chemistry, World Attairs, '49, '50, '51 Operetta, Choir, Fun Nite Committee, Vaudeville '52, Aeronautics, Glee Club. HELEN LORETTA HUEBL ------------- Hell 133 Iglehart Avenue Sr. Rep., Soph. Rep., Jr. Rep., Freshman Rep., Governor, Physics, Ccgwheel Editor, M Staff Editor, Room Captain, Dramatics Club, Red Cross, Pep Club, GAA, Quill and Scroll, Operetta '49, '50, Hall Monitor, Contact Club, '51, '52 Vaudeville, Home Ec., M Club Pres., Y Teens, Homecoming Candidate, A and B Choir, Freshman Assembly, Honor Roll, Bowling. DIANN D. HUEMOELLER - ----- ---- H udge 346 Michigan Avenue Junior Rep., Pep Club, Occ. Relations, Girls Vocational, Choir, Operetta 50-51. ADRIAN BEVERLY ISABELL ------- ---- T rees 147 Valley Street Physics, Dramatics Club. CLIFFORD JOSEPH JACOBSON ---- ------ C lift 237 Pleasant Avenue Physics, Chemistry, Camera Club, World Affairs, Red Cross, Bowling, Honor Roll, Rifle Club President. JACQUELIN JEAN JANDL ------ ----- J ackie 720 W. Minnehaha Avenue Governor, Jr, Achievement Secretary, German, World Affairs, GAA Treasure, Home Ec., Girls M Club, Ottice Bkk. for school, Y Teens. MICHAELE J. JANOWYCZ ------------- Mike 57 lglehart Avenue World Attairs, Ukrainian Assembly, Came from Europe July, 51. GERALD JOHNSON 305 Aurora Physics, Cogwheel Staff. DONALD PETER JOHNSON ---- ------- D on 305 Aurora Avenue Sophomore Rep., Physics, World Attairs, Contact Club, Auto Ess., Basketball. GLEN OMAR JOHNSON ------------ Johnny 505 Capitol Boulevard Chemistry, Camera Club, Spanish Secretary, Band, Vaudeville 50, Homecoming Assembly, Basketball, Hi-Y. RICHARD ANTHONY JOHNSON ---- - The Shadow 410 E. Maryland Avenue World Affairs, Pep Club, Boys Vocational. GERALDINE MARY KAMOSKE ---------- Gerry 118 Sherburne Ave. Jr. Achievement, World Aftairs, Pep Club, GAA, Contact Club, Home Ec., Office, Snow Day Candidate, Choir. THOMAS WILLERD KELLY ------------ Prof. 574 Canada World Attairs, Choir. DONALD JERRY KERR - - - - - - - - - - Don 574 Latond Avenue World Attairs, Auto. Ess., Aeronautics, Apparatus, Rifie Club, Bowling, Proiection. MICHAEL B. KNIGHT -'---- ------ M ike 276 E. 13th Street Junior Class President, Sophomore Rep., Physics President, World Affairs, M Stott, Cogwheel Statef, Hall Monitor, Fun Nite Committee, Capt. Football 50-51 All City, Basketball Capt. 51-52, Baseball, Boys M Club President, Homecoming Candidate. GORDEN CHARLLES KOBETT ------ ---- G ordie 230 Thomas. i ! I .. . ,Q s.- ,-'Wk dliwt .ff is X, 1 ,- K .g . A can 51 he mg, l Jie ., .L,.AL.v ma, . . l fi if if 5 3 . A.,, Wu, ,f f.w1-s12vm11..y..3. J . 1. se- :ew 'fu by ...J i if .. .wi .eiw,iw,-w'.tf.mv fi -V -V it 5 YQ, ,L.V:,VA BETTY ANN KOSLOWSKI ------------- Betty 282 Sherburne Ave. Jr. Achievement, Chemistry, World Affairs, Red Cross, GAA, Operetta 49, Contact Club, Vaudeville 51, Latin, Bowling, Ottice, Rifle Club, Girls Chorus, Girls Basketball. MARCELLA KRAJEWSKI ------------- Mqrgey 263 Aurora Avenue World Affairs, Dramatic Club, Red Cross, Pep Club, GAA, Contact Club, Occ. Relations, Home Ec., Homecoming page. ELAINE MARIE KRENGEL ------------- Enie 584 Van Buren Avenue Senior Rep., Sophomore Rep., German, Room Captain, Pep Club, GAA, Hall Monitor, Contact Club, Occ. Relations, Home Ec., Girls M Club, Y Teens, Olifice, Homecoming Candidate. MARY ANN LACKOWITZER ----------- Locky l72 Edmund Avenue World Attairs, Room Captain, Dramatics Club, Pep Club, GAA, Contact Club, Occ. Relations, Home Ec., Homecoming page. SHIRLEY ANN LANAHAN ------------ Sleepy I936 Merriam Lane Occ. Relations, Vocational. THOMAS HARTFORD LANGER - Tom 2l34 Edgerton Street World Attairs, Boys Vocational. MONICA MARY LANGEVIN - - Monnie 795 Englewood Avenue World Affairs, Ottice, Choir. MARILYN CAROLINE LANOUX - Red 236 Aurora Avenue Red Cross. Home Ec., Chorus. KATHLEEN RAE LARSON ---- -'---- K athy 645 W. Central Park Student Council, Physics, World Aftairs, Cogwheel Staff, Room Captain, Red Cross, Pep Club, GAA, Operetta 49-50, Choir, Hall Monitor, Vaudeville 51, Home Ec., Girls M Club, Y Teens. Ethics Board, GAA Board, M Club Board, Gym Leader, CAP's. MARILYN JEAN LATELLE ------------- Lynn 905 Selby French, World Attairs, Cogwheel Staff, M Staff, Room Captain, Red Cross, Pep Club, GAA, Contact Club, Home Ec., Girls M Club, Office. LOIS ANN LECY 366 Carroll Avenue World Attairs, Pep Club, Operetta 43, Occ. Relations, Girls Vocational, Home Ec., Glee Club. DOROTHY KOREEN LIND -------- ---- D ot 145 Sherburne Avenue Governor, Chemistry, Red Cross, Pep Club Treasure, GAA, Operetta 50-51, Hall Monitor, Home Ec., Y Teens, Homecoming Candidate. JEANNE MARIE LINDMEYER ----------- Jeannie 5l2 Van Buren Governor, Pep Club, GAA, Occ. Relations. JOHN WILFRED LOCKHART l23 Charles Avenue Physics President, Chemistry, World Affairs, Hall Monitor, Football, Honor Roll, Junior Academy of Science, CAROL ELAINE LOWE --------------- Lo l660 Beech Student Council, Physics Secretary, Chemistry Secretary, World Attairs, Red Cross, Pep Club, Hall Monitor, Home Ec., Latin Vice,President, Y Teens, Snow Day Queen, Gym Leader, Fun Nite. JAMES HERBERT LYNAUGH ----- - - - Jim 98 Park Place World Affairs, Auto Ess., Safety. PATRICIA LEE MACK ---- ' P07 625 W. Central Park World Affairs, Transferred from EARL RICHARD MADISON ---- ' ' ' ' ' Earl T055 Shayer Avenue Aeronautics, Baseball, Track, Apparatus, Cross Country, M Club, Bowling, Proiection Crew. 'A GERALDINE JOAN MALONEY --- - GerrY 920 Albemarle Jr. Achievement, Cogwheel Stott, M Staff, Room Captain, Pep Club, GAA, Safety, Home Ec., M Club, Bowling, JERRY MICHAEL MCBRIDE - -- ' - Jer 266 Farrington Fun Nite Committee, Projection, Choir. JOHN ROBERT MCELLIGOTT - - - - Jake 620 Virginia Street Physics, World Affairs. ARTHUR ROGER MCGRANE - - Art 282 l4th Street Safety. ELAINE T. MARX - ------- Enie 6ll Marion Street Sr. Rep., Jr. Rep., Governor, Worl:l Affairs, Cogvvheel Staff, Pep Club, GAA, Hall Monitor, Contact Club, Occ. Relations, Home Ec.. HOWARD DELANO MELCO ----------- Howie 608 Linden Street Student Council, Jr. Rep., Soph. Rep., Freshman Rep., Governor, World Affairs, Aeronautics, Track, Apparatus, M Club, Snow Day. MARY ELLEN MENCACCI 276 E. 13th Street Sr. Rep., Jr. Rep., French Secy. EUSTOLIA MENDEZ 58 Dexter Avenue Physics, Chemistry, German, World Affairs, Hall Monitor. IRENE MAXINE MERCADO ------------ Dart 622 Canada Jr. Achievement, Spanish, Chemistry, World Affairs, Red Cross, Pep Club, GAA, Hall Monitor, Contact Club, Home Ec,, Library Staff. ROBERT JOHN MERTZ ----- - Bud 445 Rondo Avenue World Affairs, Auto Ess., Aeronautics. HELEN JEAN METZLER -------------- Hel 692 W, Minnehahcl Jr. Achievement, World Affairs, Alternate, Home Ec., Bowling, Snow Day Candidate. LARRY JOSEPH MICHALITSCH 754 Van Buren Avenue Physics, World Affairs, Room Captain, Auto Ess., Safety, Baseball, Bowling. GEORGE TOM MITCHELL ------ - Mitch 496 Lafond Hall Monitor, Football, Hockey, Boys M Club. JACQUELINE MOFFETT KINNEY MOORE 303 Sherburne Avenue World Affairs, Red Cross, Operetta 50-Sl, Auto Ess., Choir. THOMAS LEONARD MURPHY - - ------ Murph i455 Stanford Avenue Chemistry, Latin, World Affairs, Room Captain, Contact Club, Aeronautics. AUDREY ANN MUTZBERG 695 Virginia Street Pep Club, Safety, Home Ec., Office. JANICE MAE NEAFUS ------------- Snafu 597 Charles Avenue World Atqairs, GAA, Operetta 49-50-Sl, Occ. Vocational, Home Ec., Girls M Club, Glee Club, A Choir, ag Twirler, DAR Representathe from Girls Vocational. -lations G'rl s MARY ELLEN NIELSEN ---------- ll68 Fauquier World Affairs, Dramatics Club, Pep Club. GAA, Hall Monitor, Home Ec., Y Teens, OFfice, Homecoming Assembly, 3 Act Play 52. MARLYS ANN NELSON 709 Jackson World Affairs, Pep Club, Y Teens. MARY ANN OLSON ----------- - V Bubby ll2 College Spanish, World Affairs, Pep Club, Operetta 50-51, Contact Club, Cheerleader, Choir. THOMAS THEODORE PASQUALE ---------- Tom 716 Mackubin Street Physics Vice-President, World Affairs, Contact Club, Boys Vocational, Basketball, Snow Day Candidate. JEANETTE JOYCE PETERSON ------- Q ---- Jean 78 E. l3th St. Governor. Room Captain, Red Cross, Occ. Relations, Home Ec. CAROLE ROSELIE PHENEGER ----------- Carole 257 Carroll Avenue Student Council, Chemistry, World Affairs, Dramatics Club, Red Cross, GAA, Home EC., Stage Force. C E 6-if ' .. te ' ij .L . ,,, P - 3 Nm F. .5 X, ' ,un-4 ,wr 1- ni ' 5. wi 15 gi -, 9. HUGE . , S ix ik X i E E . fin. if' . ,4b R L, ANITA LOUISE PIGNATO - ---- - 245 E. 13th Street French, Hall Monitor, Home Ec., Operetta 1949. PATRICIA MAE POURRIER ----------- 111 York Avenue - Anita Wheaties Physics, World Affairs, Room Captain, Red Cross, Hall Monitor, Safety, Home Ec., Bowling. DELORES FRANCES PUDIL - - - - Del. 346 Thomas Avenue GAA. Home Ec. HARVEY ALBERT RAMLOW - - - 522 Farrington Street Chemistry, World Affairs, Aeronautics. SELMA RANSOM ---------- 276 Rondo French, World Affairs, Red Cross, GAA, Home Ec. DOROTHY ANN RAWAY ------------ 211 East Congress - Harv - Jean - Dots World Affairs, Red Cross, Pep Club, Contact Club, Vocational. ROGER C. REDLACK - - - ----- - - - ' 1773 Hague Avenue Chemistry, Physics, World Affairs, Dramatics Club, Pep Club, tus, Swimming, M Club. Riednose Appara- FLORENCE JULIA REED - - - - ------- - - EIO 239 Aurora Avenue Student Council, Senior Rep. Secretary, World Affairs, Red Cross, Pep Club, GAA, Hall Monitor, Occ. Relations, Y Teens, Homecoming Queen. JAMES A, REED ------ ---------- J im 133 Valley Street Freshman Rep., Projection. MARION G. REED ------ ------- 668 Jackson Street - Mimi Jr. Achievement, GAA, Occ. Relations, Home Ec., Y Teens, Library Staff. BERNADETTE MARY REICH ------- - 1038 Pacific Avenue World Affairs, Occ. Relations, Girls Vocational. LORETTA MARIE REICHOW ------- ' 389 Aurora Avenue World Affairs, Occ. Relations, Home Ec. MARY JANE RIESTENBERG - 1168 Fauquier Pep Club, Spanish, Home Ec. JAMES ROLFER CLARA M. ROLLER ------- ------ 522 Fuller Bernie Loretta - Bones - Coke Junior Rep., Freshman Rep., World Affairs, Room Captain, Red Cross, Pep Club, GAA, Operetta 1950 and 51, Choir, Occ. Relations, Girls Vocational, M Club lGirls1. GERALD ARTHUR ROSKOWIAK - 514 Sherburne, Avenue Hall Monitor, Bowling. JOYCE DAWN ROWE - - - 305 Concord Street GAA, Occ. Relations, Vocational. ESPERANZA ANDREA RUIZ -------- - - 208 E. Fairfield Avenue - Jerry - Duck - Spur Operetta 1951 and 1952. Occ. Relations, Vocational, Choir. WARREN ROBERT RUSH ---- - - 2010 Merriam Lane Senior Rep., Vocational, Hockey, Golf, M Club. - Rev BEVERLY ANNE RYBISKY -------- ----- B GV 233 Charles Ave. Student Council iSec.1, Chemistry, Cogwheel Staff, M Staff, Room Captain, Red Cross, Pep Club, GAA, Hall Monitor, Contact Club, Fun Nite Committee, Home Ec., M Club, Y Teens, Snow Day, BARBARA MARIE SANDSTRDM ------ ---- 217 Congress Street E. Choir. - Bobs Sophomore Rep., World Affairs, Red Cross, Pep Club, Contact Club, Occ. Relations, Girls Vocational. MARY MARGARET SCHAUER 637 Marshall Avenue World Affairs, Room Captain, Red Cross, GAA, Operetta 1949, Drum Maiorette, Band, Contact Club, Vaudeville 51, Y Teens, Office, Home- coming 1951. JANE FRANCES SCHERER ------------ Janie 114 W. Arch Street Student Council, Senior Rep., Physics, Room Captain, Cogwheel Staff, Red Cross, Operetta, 43 yrs.i, Choir. DIANNE ARDIS SCHULTZ ------------- Di 1553 Stillwater Avenue Sophomore Rep., World Altairs, Dramatics Club, Red Cross, GAA, Choir, Occ. Relations, Girls Vocational, Home Ec., Bowling, Library Staff. THOMAS SCHULTZ --------- - Elmer Tom Fudd 311 Blair Senior Rep., Sophomore Treasurer, World Affairs, Hall Monitor, Safety, Baseball, Track, Aeronautics, Snow Day Candidate, Advance Phy. Ed, EDWARD DONALD SCHULZE ----------- Kraut 651 Canada Street Dramatics Club, Safety. ALFRED SEEGER ALICIA SEGOVIA - - - - Alice 309 Kentucky Street World Affairs, Occ. Relations-vocational, Vocational Junior Secretary, M Captain. JOAN u. SEGHIERI ------- - - - . spqgheis 536 Broadway Street Senior Rep., Sophomore Rep., Governor, Spanish, World Affairs, Cogwheel Staff, Room Captain, Pep Club, GAA, Quill and Scroll, Hall Monitor, Contact Club, Occ. Relations, Home Ec., M Club, Home- coming Candidate. SUZANNE MAY SHUKAY - - -------- Oozie ' 796 Charles Avenue Senior Rep., Sophomore Rep., Jr. Achievement, Chemistry, French, World Affairs, M Staff, Quill and Scroll, Operetta 1951, Hall Moni- tor, Auto. Ess., Aeronautics, Choir, Girls State Rep., Circulation Manager of Cogwheel, Rifle Club, Civil Air Patrol, Entertainment- Homecoming Assembly 1950-51, Freshman Assembly. Lucv siLvA -------------...- Lou 673 Canada Street , Jr. Achievement, World Affairs, Spanish, Contact Club, Home Ec., Library Staff. FLORENCE JANE SINNA ------------- Flo 187 Edmund Avenue Jr. Achievement, World Affairs, Cogwheel Staff, Room Captain, Oper- etta 49-50, Glee Club, Honor Roll, 51 Conservation Contest Winner. GERALDINE ROSE SNYDER ------------ Gerry 600 Charles Avenue French. RITA MARIE STADLER - - - - - - - - - Reefs 1642 Stillwater Avenue Senior Rep., Junior Rep., Governor, World Affairs, Cogwheel, M Staff, Room Captain, Dramatics Club, Red Cross, Pep Club, GAA, Hall Monitor, Co-chairman Contact Club, Vaudeville 51-52, Home Ec., Y Teens, State DAR, Jr. Town Meeting, Home Coming Assembly 51, Business Manager 51 Play. ELIZABETH JANE STOWMAN ----------- Betty 519 Edmund Avenue Sophomore Rep., Freshman Rep., Governor, Jr. Achievement Secretary. Fltysics, Chemistry, World Affairs, Cogwheel Staff Managing Editor, M Staff, Room Captain, Speech Class, Pep Club, Quill and Scroll, Spanish, Jr. Academy of Science Secretary. JACQUELINE MARGARET STRAKA --------- Jackie 638 Von Buren Avenue Senior Rep., Operetta 51, Choir, Contact Club, Vaudeville 49, Head Maiorette. RITA MARIE SCHABERT - 620 Farrington Street GAA, Home Ec. DELIA ALICE TOMAYO - - - 10 Phalen Creek - Rio --- -Dill Physics, Occ. Relations, Girls Vocational. EUGENE WALTER TAUBE - - 681 St. Peter Street --- -Gene Chemistry, Auto. Ess., Aeronautics. LONA BARBARA TAYLOR - - 917 Charles Avenue - - - ---- - Lonnie Student Council, Governor, World Affairs, Room Captain, Red Cross, GAA, Gym Leader, Bowling Captain, Alternate, Occ. Relations, Girls Vocational, Bowling. CAROL ANN TENNANT 373 Galtier Spanish, Red Cross. GAA, Home Ec., Girls Vocational, Rifle Club, Girls M Club. RICHARD THILL - - - - 427 Lafond ---------DickDick Physics, World Affairs, Cogwheel Staff, M Staff, Room Captain, Dramatics Club, Pep Club, Choir, Contact Club, Track, Apparatus, Swimming, Cross Country, Boys M Club. Y . . Q S than W' , .A if A-.Emi is- - Q ,, it, . .... ii -J A I? x Page twenty DAVID GEORGE TIMM 583 University Avenue Sophomore Rep., Freshman Rep., Physics, German, World Affairs, Hall Monitor, Football, Homecoming Candidate. DONALD JEROME TIMM --------- - - - Tim 583 University Avenue World Attairs. LEONARD NICHOLAS TODORA - - ------- Muzz 324 Mill Street Student Council, Senior Rep., Governor, Physics, Spanish, Cogwheel Staff, M Staff, Football, Basketball, Baseball, Golf, Boys M Club, Secretary-treasure, Homecoming Candidate. RUTH A. TREVINO - - ------------ Make 263 Aurora Avenue Junior Rep., World Affairs, Room Captain, Dramatics Club, Pep Club, GAA, Hall Monitor, Home Ec., Bowling, Y Teens, Gym Leader, Home- coming Page 50-51, Glee Club. RAMON JOSEPH TSCHIDA ---- - - Chico 708 Virginia Street World Affairs, Stage Force, Rifle Club, DAVE WARREN VASTERLING ------- ---- V us i074 Stinson Freshman Rep., Latin, Cogwheel Staff, Room Captain, Bowling, Office. LEONERD JOSEPH VIGNALO ------- - - - Skinny 325 Loreto Street Senior Rep., Chemistry Vice-Pres., World Attairs, Cogwheel Stat? Sports Ed., M Staff Co'Ed. and Sports Ed., Room Captain, Quill and Scroll, Contact Club, Fun Nite Committee Co-Chairman, Vaudeville '51, Latin, Football Mgr., Basketball Mgr., M Club iBoysi, Snow Day Candidate. MARY JANE VOELLER -----'-------- Janie 924 E. Minnehaha Avenue Governor, World Affairs, Red Cross, Choir, Occ. Relations, Vocational. MICHAEL JOHN VRUNO ------------- Mike 98 Valley Street Student Council, Sophomore Rep., Freshman Rep., Physics, Chemistry, World Affairs, Dramatics Club, Hall Monitor, Auto. Ess., Safety, Football, Hockey, Baseball. ADRIENNE C. WALLACE ---------- - Toots 857 Agate Street World Attairs, Hall Monitor, Contact Club, Home Ec. MORTON VERNON WALTON ----------- Mort 942 W. Central Spanish, World Affairs, Contact Club, Auto. Ess., Vocational iboysi, Football, Basketball, Track, Apparatus, Cross Country, M. Club lboysi, Bowling, Projection. ESTHER MIRIAM WEISBERG ---------- Estherville 316 East i3th Street Spanish Vice President, Latin Secretary, World Affairs, Red Cross, GAA, Home Ec., Oftice, Library. NANCY SOPHIE WIEDL - - - - - - - - - - - Nan 619 Kent Street Chemistry, World Affairs, Operetta l95l, Choir, Library Stott, GERALD RUSSELL WILHARHER ----------- Jerry 3590 North Victoria . Chemistry, Auto. Ess., Aeronautics. RICHARD HENRY WINDER 399 Thomas Physics, Safety, Stage Force. ALBERT JOSEPH ZIMMERMAN - - ' '- - Red 283 Ravoux Physics, Red Cross, Football, Basketball, Baseball, Track, M Club lBoysl, Proiection, Snow Day Candidate. og.A1 HONOR ROLL Murphy, Thomas Stowman, Elizabeth Christopherson, Avis Colon, Patricia Erickson, Lauren Janowycz, Michaeline Lockhart, J-ohn Weisberg, Esther Lowe, Carol Sinna, Florence Huebl, Helen Albrecht, Reta Isobel, Adrian Findlan, Delores Curtice, Katherine Snyder, Geraldine Shukoy, Suzanne Alfeby, James Vasterling, David Reed, Florence Baller, Paul Lachowitzer, Ma ry Ann Wiedl, Nancy Larson, Kathleen Brodtman, Betty Pheneger, Carol Lindemeyer, Jean Knight, Michael Mencacci, Mary Ellen Krengel, Elaine Vignalo, Leonard Jandl, Jacqueline Jacobson, Clifford Demma, Rose Marie Burton, Raymond Heffron, LaVonne Mercado, Irene Rybisky, Beverly Kraiewski, Marcella Marx, Elaine Cummins, Jo Ann Raway, Dorothy Dupre, Ronald Gockowski, Mary Ann Huemoeller, Diane Frechette, Audrey Cupp, Jeanette House Seghieri, Joanne Reed, Marion Eppinger, Mary Ann Reed, James Stadler, Rita Goodwin, Flossie Christenson, Jo Ann Wallace, Adrienne Potter, Therese Marie Durand, Kenneth if if Camera Shy Seniors if if Donald Airhart Francis Anderson Harry Ballard Ronald Brodtmann Bradley Burrington Manuel Capiz Ann Colbert Collen Corbett Claude Duke Kenneth Durand Maryanne Eppinger Adora Fields Morris Fleming Patricia Fritsch Irene Glaser David Halbauer Richard Harris Dale Johnson Robert Kaluza Carol Kirchoff Thomas Mastel Marilyn McKercher Edward Menne Mary Murphy Theresa Potter Clifford Potter Raymond Rangel Loretta Riley Roger Robert Samuel Robinson Barbara Siebenaler Jerome Thiel Jerry Vasquez Kenneth Ward Rex Wheeler Rockne Whittier Richard Winder Page twenty one A 1 , 1 I I Congratulations What A Household ,gy ,, , 51 You Cant Take It With You Where Are My Pants ' Syndicate Af Wcirk just Reiax Naughty But Nnce --W X ts '-Gh.mra:s2wdSxmmngzssfewWwmmH 'I aeshfeeei'-Q-wvfserwAwx.,wfSM,,zL A .z,w-vwmaz Apprentices, One Year to Go tiff fffa Elk JUN!OR REPRESENTATIVES Row 1: Mr. O'Rourke, J, Thcrces, treas., J. Reagan, pres., C. Olson, sec., B. Lowe, vice-pres. Row 21 J. Hanson, M. Moldenhauer, P. Lee, J. Alberson, S, lhlerifielsl, A. Ingleston. Row 3: M. hamilton, R. LaVaque, D. Fitzpatrick, D, Johnson, W. Osthcfi, H. Moudry. Row 4: P. Hall, D. Duresky, B. Smith, P. Muccio, J. Robotnick, L. Sorensen. Two ot the top activities in anybody's Junior Year are the Junior Vodvil, and the Junior-Senior Prom As in other years, many new student talents were discovered and presented in the Junior Vodvil, which was held this year April 25. May 24, was the night for the big Junior-Senior Prom. This event, which is looked forward to, by a great share ot the upperclassmen, was held at the Calhoun Beach Club. This is the time when boys and girls get all duked up and have themselves a real fine time while their parents are wondering when Judy cr John is going to get home. This energetic and progressive class has shown by it's initiative this year, what fine Seniors they will make next year. With the splendid talent' displayed in the Junior Vodvil, and the leadership qualities developed this year, the class is armed with all it takes to make its senior year successful. We seniors look back on all that you are now looking forward to. Things like choosing a Home- coming Queen, the Cogwheel Cupid Service, Foot- ball games, College Aptitude test, and the Senior Picnic. We the class of '52 leave our place ot leader- ship to you, the class ct '53, with our gcod wishes tor a successful year. Page twenty-fi ve Helpers ENGLISH 10 Row 'l: J. Stowrnan, M. Hermmel, H. Sorenson, L. Bruestle, B, Waidelich, A, Mercado. Row 2: E. Kwasmeiwski, M. Gochowski, A. Doepner, M. Berkovitz, J. Fussner, J. Smith, V. Robertson. Row 3: R. Young, D. Kroening, K, Sauber, C. Gilbert, S. Leigh- ton, J. Aras, D, Doane. Row 4: V. Montague, F, Anderson, M. Nelson, C, Parker, J. Halligan, S. Gangi, J. McGowan. ENGLISH 'IO Row l: C. Barklind, M. Fleming, J. Reiling, A, Sauro, W. Gerlach, K. Simones, I. Whitney, C. Klein, M. Doyle, P. Campbell, M. Svenstad. Row 2: S. Bayers, D. Galvan, B. Guertin, S. Bambusch, D. Smith. P. Hoffman, D. Tennis, H. Larson, M. Silva, I. Gorrigan, L. Nelson, R. Barton, A. Rai. Row 3: M. Connolly, P. Kelly, M. Molldrem, J. Aras, B. Cottor, P. Turner, P. Shafer, D. Kum- mueller, D. Hotlman, D. Braaten, P. Hill, J. Schmitt, G. Sanchez, Row 4: M. Clark, J. Jensen, E. Cole, I. Lecy, M, Van Ryn, N McNeeIy, J. Fairbanks, R. Bednar, P. Perrault, D. Ristine, M. IhlentTeld, G. Zebe, M. Mishler, S. Lind, M. Meyer. Row 5: A Heredia, T. Erler, R. Riedl, K. Kieger, J. Schultz, R. Stock, R. Stone, D. Lease, F. Southerling, T. Knight, R. Marien. ENGLISH 'IO Row 'l: H. Rivera, V, Barton, P. Reddy, C. Amon, D. Dixon, J. Travis, C. Smith, B. Isabell, D. Crenshaw. Row 2: S. Huntley, E. Cosgrove, S. Rousu, T. Osthott, D. Fischer. A. Haider, M. Valaida, C. Nichols, D. Robinson, Row 3: W. Thompson, E. Page twenty-six Skinner, R. Gulner, C, Sutherland, A, Weiss, R. Hill, E. Hammer C. Blattner, Row 4: K. Mitchell, J, Vincent, R, Warnecke, J Sunciall, E. Toussaint, O. Charette, V. Knoepke. J. Wilson, Row 5 R. Zentzis, E. Giles, E. Portz, J. Ramirez, L. Ballard, W. Larry, A. Petschl. Row l: M. Kobett, E. Cole, L. Zimmerman, T. Curran, S. Krav chrok, M. Valaida, A. Hackman, R. Rawlings, S. Adkins, M. Clark. Row 2: H, Green. P, Colden, C, Loiselle, P. Campbell, D. Pnewski, A. Sauro, D. Rush, P. Medina, A, McKercher, Y. LeBlanc Row 3: I. Perez, J. Peterson, A. Anderson, A. Ostrom, M. Vree land, E. Gibis, Y. Neubel, H. Rybisky, M. Edwards. Row -4: V. Niemann, R. Biergerm, P. Shafer, C, Gilbert, M. Nelson, E Berneche, R. Clement, D. Singer, G. Kirckhamer, J. Schneider Row 5: P. Henthorne, E. Schultz, R. Corpuz, J. Gagainis, R Bradford, V. Hanson, T. Knight, R. Stone, R. Koepke, G. Smith, E. Loida. Row I: D. Blackman, J, Kotosky, I. Garrigan. B. Kelley, S, Peter son, M. Orosco, K. Bradford, B. Mann, L, Legar. Row 2: C, Wal- bridge, L. Denysenko, R. Vipons, C. Riesner, B. Syringe, B Greer, W, Pingley, J. O'NeilI, R. Kerr. Row 3: K. Biorkman, C Colbert, J. Tuetzer, B. LaTeIle, M. Teske, R. Reed, J. Lounsbury D. Wolfe, Row 4: M. Radecki, J. Cochran, E. Thurley, R. Frazier R. Marien, E. Potter, D, Coles, C. Bies, L. Lamb. Row 5: R. Lund W, Harrington, R. Resemius, L. Deon, D. Lynaugh, I. Lecy, J McGIone, S. McCloskey. 1 2 Years to Go 2 as 4 5 Y ss, 'H -iii? Page Tweniy-seven Helpers ENGLISH 9 Row 1: M. Weber, H. Sakavich, J. Torp. M. Uphofrf, J. Braeker, M. Koch. Row 2: L. Broz, R. Halverson, H. Brunell, K. Niemczyk, J, Raasch, S. Geisthardf. Row 3: T. Lusf, R. Lockhart, W. Russell, F. Aguirre, M, Johnson, G. Lucyk. Row 4: J. Florian, J. Gage, D. Pontrelli, K. Dios, E. Lohr, G. Campbell. ENGLISH 9 Row 'I: B. Nelson. C, Olson, M. Cherry, M. Lecy, D. Griffin, D. Tourville, R. Dague, S. Miller. Row 2: E. Rarnocher, M. Peliron D. Ward, G. Proskow, J. Gaul, L. Moran, J. Hendel, C. Londroche, E, McTinger. Row 3: B. LaTelle, R. Mercado, J. Jaworskl J. Farrell, V. Hess, G. Woldvogel, D. Erickson, S. Johnson, J. Travis. Row 4: C. Jones, O. Rudzilis, M. Cariier, A. Re-nTeria, G Lowe, R. Johnston, G. Harwell, F. Guzman, T. Behr, R. Schantzen. Page iwenfy-eight 3 Years to Go l i 5 A v L x ENGLISH 9 Row 'I: M. Boston, S. Pace, B, Rychlicki, B. Brafo, M. Schornmer, P. Strornen, S. Steinmetz. Row 2: N. Donnerbauer, C. Barstod, D. Blackman, E, Germain, D. McBride, R. Dunsmore, R. Mortimer, D. Hegstrom. Row 3: L. Slanina, l. Elmer, J. Shelton, D. Alfonso, J. Thole, P. Holmes, M. Cisneros. Row 4: R. Tester, E. Schultz, E. Long, H. Heftron, D. Bucigcilupo, S. Pistner, L. House. Row 5: R. West, J. Ce-ltons, W. Rousseau, R. W.l.kom, E. Wermager, J. Fenton, C. Meyer. l. E . I - . . L. t i . 123 ENGLISH 9 Row 'la D. Montbriond, J. Henschell, G. Rea, T. McCullough, R. Dogue, R. Patterson, D. Gott, V. Klein, G. Mohler, P. Sorenson, R. Smith. Row 2: K. Motry, M. Boker, P. Swanson, L. Moran, D, Airhart, S. Sterger, M. Byland, R. Kirchoft, C. Cloussen, P. Wellington, C. Shields, D. Horner. Row 3: N. Lounsbury, K, Renfrew, P. Siercks, J, Mammengo, C. Bing, C, Olson, P. Lynch, S. Berlcovitz, B. Demarais, N. Donnerbauer, M. Boston, R. Eppinger, M. Hylton, A. Widness. Row 4: E. Heredia, G. Charter, J. Delitons, A. Grerskolns, R. Chytrocek, D. Haselman, T. McGowan, C. Johnson, J. Howard, E, Giles, W. Ham, E, Hansen. Row 5: C. Weigel, M. Postorius, E. Long, C. Jones, R. Schontzen, F. Thomas, D, Gervais. L. Kralish, M. Fulbright, C. Koslowski, J. Runge. Page twenty-nine Helpers 3 Years to Co ENGLISH 9 Row 1: E. Weiss, J. Gunter, A. Morgonti, R. Jensin, K. Weber, N. Younghmns, D. Vincent, R, Pustorius, J. King. Row 2: M. Doepner, J. Cierzon, J. Boyers, J. Steele, M. Moloney, L. Kerr, W. Vcinderhoft, J. Lowe, J. Rybisky. Row 3: P. Burke, Y. Borovonsky, G.. Luedtke, N. Souro, H. Erickson, K. Fish, M. Jenkins, J, Jocoboski, G. Subro, M. Jospersen, R. Browning. Row 4: S. Klingler, C. Thompson, M. Coin, R. Porker, R. lngleston, P. Hill, A. Nilk, G. Jocoboski, T. Plisik, J. Gorrett. Row 5: J. Dnobniski, G. Sanchez, T. Rothbouer, J. Lounclerville, L. Petschen, W. Biessiner, A. Roi, R. Morien. l ENGLISH 9 Row 1: M. Riley, S. Jones, D, Trevino, A. Johnson, F. Simones, D. Johnson, H. Hamilton, W. Horning. Row 2: R. St. Sciuver, J. Worthen, M. Revoir, R. Dogostino, C. Ariolo, L, Groshens, D. Donohue, R. Fronco. Row 3: S. Melendez, D, Klein, S. Anderson, C. Gronlund, H. Heffron, R. Gotch, J. Joworski, R. Pichci. Row 4: J, Rindol, L. Grolish, D. Williams, G. Poeschl, G. Lowe, R. Colvin, B, Bertrand, J, Stonwoy. Page thirty ,.w,i, ' '51 1.-xr if K f . Q Q-, 'Tb Xwnr 1' 'Iv Slkyyae Q 'fifty 25 .. f , ug ll am H 5 fs, if in A, ., 3, 1. .xgcfiuified Mr fr fflfflf M Jykillll-ll' 71,4 , ,f f ,X wg: X l J xx. t I , , MECHANICS-a training school tor life. These activities both in the classroom and out give students a chance to develop their leadership abilities. They also get a broader knowledge of dif- ferent subjects. Future scientists are being developed by the Physics and Chemistry Clubs. The music department not only in- creases its knowledge but helps entertain the rest ot the school. frillfi legal W Page thirty-two W! The language clubs help broaden the student's understanding ot world problems. The class representatives and Student Council members guide the students through their tour years at Me- chanics. These and all the other clubs widen the student's in- terest and develop their personalities. I ,, W1 M , - K., f':123'15Kf'i ,xx 6 'I f:f'1gis'5Mw?Eg5Z'r J , I fl I Qggjsfqwg .ggi ff L . WX., ,Q 5 K x ., ,x.w,7,g. V, 1, me fi' v, E ,gm 2' if fi , 1 , jp, 3 1. , Q Q vw W W 4 Qmefz, ffm- 7 K C,4,LA4,4,, Alfafc 0-1-Af lgjubw' f74'L'2 ' , Z'-4-6241 ,Wc a'-cfm, 'J,f47i2!W Wm? ,fe A M'MZ'Z 1' Mil, M 51 fm.-fr' ,, ,,,,,,,A,, ,qw -U. ,Aide , l f J 10--Q41 Y 'dl-M-Jw., C',J2fc?,4...,n.,c4,,-fd' .gif 4, mu fr-fu '-vvfl fffv'-ff-'f . . 1 ' ' 4.24 D4 2 f Mm W f,??1i2Q.Jf 0 MJD 4,aLf,..,,,AZ4zQvz' ,Z,.l,-,,,,,,f,.,,Q w4,f------ ' A bw? - -, - LQ? c.u1f.2z, LQ 0 ,,,,,,,fHMQ4Lz My-M12 cc fm.efc,o.,, Da H fgj 71 ,213 W, L f ,,,,, , , . . -,, ,. . .,,, , , .A ,.,.,,-..4.......g W-- , ,,,,, ,, ,,,,, .O Publications Prove True Spirit of Cur School . + 3 5 :ii ff i . up . M STAFF Row l: R. Glendenning, G. Maloney, L. Vigrialo, co-editor, H, Huebl, co-editor, M. LaTelle, R. Stadler, associate ed. Row 2: C. Aguirre, J. Cummings, B. Hanson, A. hCristopherson, associate ed., M, E. Schmid, adv. Row 3: P. Fusco, N. Gates, circ. mgr., W. Hangartner, R. Thill, E, Stowman, artist, J. Barton, photographer. Row 4: L. Todora, M. Knight, ass't Sports, M. Edelstein, business rngr., E. Podel. COGWHEEL STAFF Row 'lz M. Heath, D, Findlan, E. Blacik. J. Dahlauist, B. Kranzen, H. Huebl, ed-in-chief, B. Hanson, F, Sinna, N. Gates. Row 2: L. Sauro, R. Lowe, M. Hamilton, E. Foster, T. Gcgolakis, F. Guzman, H. Schultz, J. Peck, M. E. Schmid, adv. Row 3: M. Vignalo. R. Taugner, M. Raschiclc, L, Mullen, J. Albertson, B. Mortimer, F. Osthoft, P. Hall, A. lngleston. Row 4: R. Burton, R. Cossetta, D. McKay, W. Patrick, D. Carle, R. Smith, R, Schnagl, C. Georgantones. M. Afs publications exemplify school spirit. The student reporter gives unseltishly of his time to bring to the student body all ot the school hi lites and outside news, The writers come into Journalism vvith- out any experience, but under the guidance ot Mr. Schmid and working tor the betterment ot the paper, they really learn the trade and come up with some excellent ideas and columns. The school paper is a true picture ot its students. It it is alive and inform- ative then the students are alert and active. The editors ot our Cogvvheel try to keep the school up to date on all activities and curriculum. Page thirty-three Sciences and Languages thirty-four x E S Help to Make a Better World I Page 34 PHYSICS I Row 1: R. Otis, sec., H. A. Wolcott, adv., M. Knight, pres., J Pego, treas., F. Osthoft. Row 2: R. Miller, A. Christopherson C. Kinning, D. Holien, B. Andrea, P. Pourrier. Row 3: D. Johnson L. Michalitsch, J. O'ConnelI, R. Obborius, R. Gartner. PHYSICS III Row I: M. Capiz, treas., E. Schultz, sec., H. A. Wolcott, odv. J. Lockhart, pres., T. Pasquale, V.Pres., H. Huebl. Row 2: D Findlan, K. Larson, K. Bradford, J. Leguil, A. Zimmerman, E. Bloom, J. Scherer. Row 3: A. Isabell, R. Hoska, M. Heath, R Winder, D. Urie, D. Cokley, D. Timm. Row 4: J. Altveby, J Price, L. Erickson, E. Rosenvvinkel, R. Biessiner, G. Selby, R Wheeler, M. Fleming. CHEMISTRY I Row I: H. Huebl, sec., J. Faster, pres., J. F. Griffin, adv., L Vignolo, V.Pres., D. Findlon, treas. Row 2: J. Lessman, E. Her mon, M. Horning, B. Rybisky, R. Glinka. Row 3: R. Whittier, M. Walton, J. Price, D. McKay, R. Burton. 1 1 Page 35 CHEMISTRY III Row I: C. Pheneger, B. Koslowski, treas., W. Wohlferd, V.Pres., C. Lowe, sec., R. Dupre, pres., L. Sorenson, J. Grifiin, aclv. Row 2: N. Wiedl, D. Lind, K. Comstock, M. Vruno, M. Hamilton, S. Shukay. Row 3: M. Louis, H. Chessiv, H. Ranow, C. Jacobson, D. Halbauer, R. Redlack, A. Raj. SPANISH CLUB Row I: M. Orosco, S. Barnbusch, treas., F. Guzman, pres., A. Bambusch, V.Pres., G. Johnson, sec., Y. Belisle, H. Brunnell. Row 2: R. Travis, R. Guzman, M. Cisneros, pres., A. Mercado, sec., W. Ham, v-pres., E. Weisberg, treas., C. Smith, H. Green. Row 3: J. Shelton, B. Rybiskv, C. Bergluncl, P. Holmes, S. Lind, K. Biorkmon, J. Stovvman. Row 4: F. Aguirre, A. Heredia, M. Gardner, J. Sundall, M. Ihlenfield, L. Nagla, S. Leighton. Row 5: J. Vasquez, S. Gangl. E. Toussaint, J. Altveby, G. Sanchez, L. Dean. Page thirty-five Future Politicians and Mathematicians N . Dramatists Convert Work to Play t ,aim C. M. , -cr 1 Page 36 JR. TOWN MEETING Row 'I: R. Burton, Mrs, Gilson, R. Stadler. Row 2: M. Edelstein, R. Dupre, L. Erickson. HIGHER MATHEMATICS CLASS Row 1: L. Vignalo, G. Hedblum, K. Larson, C. Lowe, M. Janowycz. Row 2: D. Vasterling, T. Murphy, F. Ek, K. Ward, J. Lockhart, H. Mutzberg. Row 3: J. Reed, H, Ramlow, E. Rosenwinkel, R Hennings, J. Theros, R. LaVaque. Row 4: R. Dupre, L. Erickson C. Jacobson, T. Felger, R. Brissener. PLANE GEOMETRY Row 'l: D. Kammueller, M. Moldrum, R. Millers, P. White, S. Peterson, S. Shukay, M. lhlentield, N. McNeely, A. Johnson Row 2: G. Vanderhott, B. Rybisky, J. Twtzer, T. Osthoff, F. Ek R. Frazier, D. Wolfe, L, Bruestle. Row 3: M. Rai, J. Defoe, H Erickson, D. Holien, D. Doane, J. Barton, D. Kroenning, M Berkovitz. Row 4: E. Dubois, B. Olson, D. Timm, J, Sundall, R Day, B. Roth, E. Schultz, J. Gagaimis. I Page 37 SPEECH AND RADIO PERIOD I Row 1: A. Sauro, R. Trevino, G. Yaeger, M. Allen, adv., B. Cotter, B. Mann, S. Fleming. Row 2: E. Callender, J. Duffey, R. Mitchell, P, Shafer, R. Albrecht, T. Gogolakis. Row 3: N. Gates, D. Heir, E. Schultz, J. Barton, W. Wohlferd. SPEECH ll Rcw I: A. Christophersan, E. Stowman, A. Pollam, M. Allen, adv., M. Mcliercher, S. Clos, M. Murphy. Row 2: M. Nielsen, E. Menne, E. Schulze, L. Todora, C, Aguirre. Row 3: D. McKay, H, Bennett, R. Carlson, H. Chesshir, A. Isabell. Page thirty-seven ' s nowledge of World Affairs K 3 Page thirty-eight Builds Better Citizens Page 38 WORLD AFFAIRS PERIODI Row 1: E. Brodtman, F. Reed, L. Gilson, adv., I. Glaser, J. Cupp. Row 2: L. Reichow, L. Silva, B. Siebenaler, L. Hetfron, L. Riley B. Armstrong. Row 3: J. Cummings, P. Mack, T. Murphy, L Lachowifzer, M. Kraievvski, J. Seghieri, E. Marx. Row 4: C. Potter, C. Duke, D. Timm, T. Kelly, M. Edelstein, T. Langer. WORLD AFFAIRS PERIOD 2 Row 'l: M. Cox, G. Kamoske, M. LaTeIIe, E. Weisberg, L. Gilson adv., P. Pourrier, A. Segovia, B. Bergeron, R. Stadler. Row 2 A. Colbert, D. Raway, K. Moore, R. Whittier, J. Farrell, F Goodwin, S. Shukay, M. Eppinger. Row 3: M. Fleming, R. Rangel D. Timm, T. Pasquale, M. Walton, J. Barton, R. Harris, R. Thill Row 4: J. Mclflligott, R. Burton, R. Redlack, H. Bomersine, D. Johnson, T. Mastel, E. Dubois, B. Burington. WORLD AFFAIRS PERIOD 3 Row 'I: J. Straka, J. Gnerer, J. Neafus, L. Gilson, adv., M Schauer, R. Trevino, L. Taylor. Row 2: A. Anderson, M. Jano- wytsch, S. Ransom, L. Lecy, T. Glombik, A. Fields. Row 3: G. Hedblum, R. Elgaard, R. Mertz, H. Melco, J. Vasquez, C. Gulner. 1 Page 39 WORLD AFFAIRS PERIOD 4 Row I: I. Mercado, T. Potter, B. Koslowski, Mrs. Gilson, E. Mendez, F. Sinna, C. Pheneger. Row 2: F. Guzman, T. Gogalakis, M. Horning, N. Wiedl, R. Albrecht, C. Lowe, M. Nelson. Row 3: H. Ramlow, A. Isabell, J. Alfveby, K. Comstock, K. Ward, T. Schultz. Row 4: H. Bennett, J. Lynaugh, R. Dupre, C. Jacobson, D. Halbauer, L. Erickson, R. Kaluza. WORLD AFFAIRS PERIOD 5 Row I: K. Larson, H. Metzler. L. Vignalo, Mrs. Gilson, C. Roller, J. Jandl. Row 2: J. Lockhart, M. Vruno, D. Burke, G. Gebhart, N. Gates. Row 3: G. Mitchell, M. Knight, D. Harry, L. Michalitsch, J. Thill, M. Capiz. Page thirty-nine Choir and Chorus Achieve - an Great Heights in '52 9 2 3 i 15' Iv- .2 K7 M., Page 40 A CHOIR Row l: J. Lentsch, J. Straka, l. Garrigan, A. Doepner, S. Clos, M. Cox, A. O'Corinor, odv., J. Lounsbury, J. Wolter, L. Mullen P. Lee, P. Shafer, J. Peck. Row 2: B. Mortimer, J, Clemens, A. Russell, S. Hopkins, J. Scherer, D. Lind, E. Portz, R. Lowe, pres., W. Hangartner, v-pres., W. Thompson, G. Vanderholt. Row 3 P. McGee, W. Larry, G. Smilh, J. Campbell, B. Hill, M. Bruce R. Coulter, T. Bicklord, J. Albertson, B. Greitzer, S, Moes, E Benneche, G, Bloom. Row 4: M. Patrick, V. Montague, M Kruszewskim, J. Robotnick, R. Thill, T. Felger, R. Carle, R. Smith T. Kelly, S. Robinson, C. Parker, M. Nelson, B CHOIR Row l: L. Legon, A. Mercado, D. Rush, J. Stowman, H. Parson M. Silva, A. O'Connor, adv., D. Tennis, D. Johnson, J. Gerson l. Whitney, M. Doyle. Row 2: D. Lease, J. Magnuson, M. Lynch M. Bruce, J. Gunter, V. Andren, P. Kelly, D. Fisch, M. Raclecki R. Bierge, J. Lessman, C. Boget, L. Zimmerman, P. Campbell Row 3: L. Boucher, E. Lahr, J. Fairbanks, P. Perrault, J. Aras M. McNeely, J. Farrell, S. Nicolleti, F. Southerling, R. Johnson V. Hess, M. Clark, R. Bruce. Row 4: E. Callender, C, Scroggins E. Long, P. Hill, R. Lindner, G, Myers, D. Kammueller, J. Piechow ski, G. Lowe, K. Marks, D. Germain. GIRLS CHORUS Row 'l: C. Pheneger, P. Eans, M. Revoir, C. Klein, E. Ramacher, M. Pekron, R. Franco, M. Svenstad, C. Juelich, J. Rybisky, L Mohler, B. Levy. Row 2: E. Ackies, M. Knoll, L. Riley, A. Arm- strong, P. Stromen, M. Weber, N. Donnerbauer, A. O'Conner, adv., D. Horner, D. Pnewski, D. Hook, M. Schommer, J. Lowe, C. Shields. Row 3: C. Thompson, S. Berkovitz, A. Greiskalns, l. Koslowski, S. Jones, B. Myles, D. Crenshaw, S. Melendez, R. Eppinger, H. Houle, S. Dufour, R. Casarez, E. Hereclia, P. Wellington. Row 4: M. Monieau, J. Howard, M. Doepner, M. Hylton, M. Johnson, C. Nichols, P. HotTman, J. Carboneau, N. Marx, M. Lecy, M. Cherry, G. Lee, R. Meron. Row 5: F. Simones, M. Busson, J. Warthen, J. Schmitt, M. Connolly, S. Johnson. M. Lanoux, M. Fulbright, T. Rico, J. King, D. Harris, M. Lounsbury. Page 4'l GLEE CLUB Row 'l: K. Simones, L. Nelson, A. O'Connor, adv., D. Rousseau, L. Hernandez. Row 2: P. Colden, C. Loiselle, A. Anderson, E. Ashton, R. Millers, C. Walbridge. Row 3: V. Robertson, M. Michaelsen, A. Hackman, J. Kotosky, F. Madison, S. Adkins, J. Smith. CHAPEL CHOIR Row I: l. Garrigan, A. Russell. S. Moes, M. Cox, J. Straka. Row 2: M. Bruce, J. Peck, A. O'Conner, adv., J. Albertson, J. Clemens, B. Mortimore. Row 3: G. Vanderhoff, E. Bloom, R. Thill, W. Larry, E. Berneche. Row 4: T. Kelly, W. Rousu, B. Smith, S. Robinson, J. Robotnik. Page forty-one Band Provides Entertainment 'sq Page 42 A BAND Row 'l: M. Schauer, M. Oraseo, A. Montbriand, A. Pollom, K Amundson, W. Warnecke, I. Perez, J. Hanson, R. Travis, C Londroche, M. Molldrem. Row 2: J. Straka, S. Rousu, E. Portz, D. Braaten, J. Kitzberger, adv., B. Barton, J. Lopez, C. Barklind S. Miller, J. Reiling. Row 3: G. Johnson, C. Dorgan, H. Ballard J. Mikasevich, C. Nelson, P. White, K. Bradford, D. Patraw, Ml Patrick. Row 4: C. Smith, D. Gercais, P. Hokanson, S. Robinson A. Petachl, F. Guzman. RED CROSS Row 1: D. Raway, I. Mercado, M. Maloney, B. Kransen, B. Sand- strom, treas., F. Reed, vice pres., J. Theros, pres., A. Hackman sec., B. Mann, M. Lecy, S. Johnson, R. Guzman, B. Latelle Row 2: T. Potter, B. Koslowski, N. Donnerbauer, S. Miller, L Heffron, C. Tennant, C. Pheneger, C. Prokosch, R. Franco, J Jandl, M. Doyle, W. Gerlach, J. Robotnick. Row 3: C. Jacobson R. Keith, R. Hendel, D. Kummueller, F. Guzman, R. Halverson H. Erickson, No Name, H. Jones, T. Osthofi, G. Vanterhoti, D. Wolfe, R. Smith. Row 4: R. Miller, M. Lopez, E. Brodtman, B. Mortimer, C. Roller, R. Bengtson, R. Stadler, M. Kraiewski, C. Lowe, B. Hanson, A. Doepner, W. Bracker. Row 5: L. Dean J. Lachowitzer, R. Coulter, T. Bickford, C. Georgantones, D. Gervais, E. Toussaint, N. Gates, R. Madigan, M. Lanoux, D. Bu rke, R. Freitag. ,Page 43 STUDENT COUNCIL Row 1: A. Sauro, B. Rybisky, sec., P. Fusco, pres., R. Schnagl, vice pres., M. Hamilton, treas., F. O'Rourke, adv. Row 2: C. Wal- briclge, J. Reiling, R, Glendenning, J. Scherer, F. Reed, C. Olson, C. Lowe. Row 3: L. Toclora, C. Aguirre, T. Ostholt, D. Doane, J. Albertson, K. Larson. Row 4: L. Sauro, E. Foster, H. Melco, J. Alfveby, S. Gangi, J. Foster, J. Theros. HOME ROOM C-OVERNORS Row 1: M. Fulbright, A. Montbriand, M. Baird, A. Christopherson, sec-treas., M. Edelstein, pres., J. Seghieri, v-pres., M. Molder- houer, P. Gegen, H. I-Iuebl. Row 2: N. Gates, D. Findlan, Y. Borg, D. Rousseau, F. O'Rourke, adv., B. Bergeron, B. Mann, L. Taylor, J. Jandl, S. Nicoletti. Row 3: R. Albrecht, M. Mishler, N. McNeeIy, M. Ihlenield, B. LaTeIIe, E. Stowman, E. Marx, R. Stadler, J. Lindmeyer, A. Fitzgerald. Row 4: D. Lincl, R. Coulter, H. Melco, J. Tuetzer, J. Cummings, J. Peterson, A. Johnson, R. Guzman, M. Heath. Row 5: J. Brill, J. Theros, R. Smith, E. Rosenwinkel, D. McKay, L. Lamb, J. Lackowitzer, R, Cunningham, R- F'e C'9- HALL MONITORS Row 'I: D. Tourville, J. Peterson, S. Bayers, J. Fairbanks, J. Richlelke, A. Anderson, J. Lounsbury, M. Ihlenfield, G. Zebe. Row 2: J. Reagan, J. Leguil, E. Foster, P. Lallas, F. O'Rourke, adv., G. Loida, E. Berneche, G. Ogren, M, Holes. Row 3: M. Knight, K. Smith, J. Lockhart, R. Biessener, R. Cossetta, H. Cun- ningham, C. Sorensen, N. Nowicki, P. Baller. Hall Monitors Govern M. A. X 5 i 3 E mo., ,,,,.,, . 3 Fh- LJ Page forty-three Contact- Hi-Y- Fun Nite - Pep Club Page 44 PEP CLUB Row I: E. Heredio, K. Simones, J, Lowe, M. Moloney, Y. Borg J, Jandl, M. Somstod, A. Sauro. Row 2: P. Gegen, M. Olson J. Neafus, S. Huntley, M. Riestenberg, M. Nielsen, B. Kransen C. Walbridge, J. Relling. Row 3: J. Proksch, A. Montbriond I. Ingalls, C. Roller, E. Blacik, D. Findlon, B. Sondstrom, R Glinko. Row 4: A. lngleston, J. Albertson, M. Roschick, S Peterson, R. Taugner, M, Weber, M. Moldenhouer, N. Wurst, J Honson. Row 5: S. Bambusch, R. Guzman, J. Peclc, L. Mullen P, Lee, J. Clemen, M. Homilton, J. Motczynski. PEP CLUB Row 1: C. Lowe, J. Seghieri, B. Honson, H. Huebl, E. Krengel E. Morx, R. Peterson, odv., J, Fairbanks, P. Perroult, G, Zebe, M. lhlenfleld, B. LoTeIle. Row 2: B, Rybisky, J. Peterson, I Perez, R. Scholoert, T. Glombilc, G. Komoske, D. Johnson, Y. Nuebel, M. Baird, K. Lorson, J, Lounsberry. Row 3: K. Curtice T. Gogolokis, M. Vignalo, R. Stodler, M. Kraiewski, D. Fischer, E. Cole, A. Pollem, E. Herman, E. Koslowski. Row 4: F. Guzman R. Barton, D. Cupkie, D. Burke, C. Corbett, D. Lind, R, Albrecht, W. Hangortner, D. Rowoy, D. Huemoeller, L. Lecy. Row 5: M. Walton, T. Murphy, D. Johnson, E. Dubois, T. Mostel, M. Lopez, N. Gotes, S. Moes, J. Barton, R. Thill, P. Hall. Page forty-four Page 45 FUN-NITE COMMITTEE Row 'I: B. Rybislcy, J, Gotch, Co-chairman, D. Donnerbouer, sec.. A. lngleston, treos., R. Glendenning. Row 2: A. Sauro, J. Albert- son, L. Mullen, F. Osthoff, S. Bambusch. Row 3: D. Tooloro, R. Smith, I.. Sauro, L. Vignolo, co-Choirmon. HI-Y Row 1: W. Gerloch, R. Johnstone, R. Johnson, D. Singer, H. Rybiski, L. Bruestle. Row 2: R. Frazier, G. Walclvogel, T. Mc- Gowan, M. Berkovitz, D. Alrhorl. Row 3: K. Bradford, E, Schultz, E. Gibbs, D. Koepke, J. McGowon. CONTACT CLUB Row l: S. Moes, M. Vignalo, E. Morx, B. Hanson, H. Huebl, E. Krengel, J. Foster, co-choirmon, J. Seghieri, E. Podel, M. Wolton, L. Vignolo, M. Lopez. Row 2: A. Bambusch, J. Broelcer, S. Gust- hardt, J. Reiling, A. Sauro, C. Walbridge, E, Moosbrugger, odv,, D, Johnson, A, Montlorlancl, D. Pnewski, P. Fusco, E. Blacik, R. Glinko, N. Gotes, D. Johnson. Row 3: M. Edelstein, Honorory member, P. Holl, P. Dernarais, D. Burke, M. Kroiewski, R. Stadler, D. Findlon, M. Molclenhauer, N. Wurst, J. Stroka, M. Weber, I. Mercado, J. Lessman, A. Hutchin, D. Doane. Are Important Social Factors in School Life P Office Force, Library and Bookstore Aid Students an I VL E Fu.-A . si' l X ge forty-six Homemaking Classes Learn Skills in Cooking and Sewing Page 46 OFFICE FORCE Row I: J. Hanson, C. Walbrldge, A. Sauro, C. Amon, A. Mer caclo, B. LaTeIIe, J. Lamb. Row 2: M. Vignalo, C. Johnson, M Hummel, R. Tourville, B. Kransen, N. Wurst, J. Reiling. Row 3:1 J. Gotch, V. Hess, I. Brown, E. Cole, S. Bambusch, P. Demarais H. Larson, A. Bambusch. Row 4: M. Moldrem, M. Paice, F. Guz man, S. Robinson, W. Larry, A. Hielle, P. White. LIBRARY Row I: L. Hoover, S. Peterson, E. Olson, librarian, M. Fleming Row 2: J. Smith, A. Mcliercher, l. Mercado, L. Silva, J. Gaul Row 3: D. Blockmun, K. Birkman, D, Kammueller, G. Hernandes, R. Rawlings. BOOKSTORE Row I: B. Hanson, J. Lowe, E. Ashton, E. Rosenwinkel, E. Kvvasi newski, J. Piechowski, H. Heflron. Row 2: L. Vignalo, R. Stadler, H. Huelol, F. Ek, advisor, L. Todora, D. Thill, F. Osthoff. Row 3: E. Foster, M. Knight, W. Patrick, R. Otis, R. Schnogl, E. Podel. Page 47 ELEMENTARY HOMEMAKING Row I: P. Lynch, P. Sorenson, S. Steinmetz, J. Johnson, R. Dagostino, R. St. Sauver, M. Uphott, B. Levy, M. Riley. Row 2: J. Torp, B. Myles, K. Weber, E. Heredio, H. Bumgardner, Adv., D. Johnson, J. Triement, V. Martine, S. Albertson. Row 3: M. Cisneros, J. Quam, C. Prokosch, J. Steele, S. Jones, D. Blackman, C. Barstad, P. Burke, F. Simones, M, Hamilton. Row 4: A. Widness, I. Elmer, C. Burg, R. Pastorius, J. Krambeer, T. Sullivan, D. Tourville, J. Marnmenga, B. Demarois, J. Raasch. ADVANCED HOMEAMKING Row I: D. Trevino, M. Riestenberg, E. Ackos, M. Garrity, adv., I. Koslowski, T. Potter, D. Rousseau. Row 2: B. Sandgren, M. Weber, J. Prokosch, L. Silva, l. Mercado, R. Jensen, M. Johnson, M. Nielsen. Row 3: J. Schmitt, B. Wayts, M. Cain, H. Williams, M. Jaspersen, N. Dunsmore, M. Teske. Row 4: P. Eans, R. Schabert, B. Stoppel, J. Stanway, D. Burke, S. Ransom, A. Urbanski. Page forty-seven , - -V Auto, Safety, Students Learn Principal of Safety First AUTO P ge forty-sig ht Vocational Leaders 3 . 1 T if wk Page 48 SAFETY Row 1: C. Gulner, R. Tomhave, D. Goff, J. O'Neill, K. Durand D. Shirck, adv., A. Mutzberg, M. Edwards, B. Cotter, C. Wal bridge, E. Portz. Row 2: D. Airhart, M. Holes, P. Lee, D. Kram beer, B. Stoppel, T. Gogolakis, R. Lowe, D. Fitzpatrick, R. Coulter, R. Stone. Row 3: P. Lallas, C. Duke, M. Barber, G. Burton, V Niemann, F. Lustyan, D. Lynaugh, D. Todara, T. Stadler. Row 4 K. Marks, l. Lecy, F. Gallo, C. Green, P. Sacha, R. Gulner, R Rangel, T. Schultz, P. Curran, D. Johnson. Row 5: J. Thill, M Lopez, G. Selby, J. Nelson, R. Wheeler, W. Bruley, A. McGrane L. Michalitsch, J. Mikacevich, E. Podel. AUTO ESSENTIALS Row 'l: R, Bednar, D. Marien, H. Corbett, T. OsthoH, D. Shirck aclv., D. Tapp, L. Olson, K. Niemczyk. Row 2: J. Moore, F Deprier, R. Tereau, M. Koch, J. Lyons, R. Stotzliem, R. Dunsmore, R. Picha, R. Turenne, D. Lewandowski. Row 3: B. Wosika, R. Resemius, E. Lang, V. Niemann, H. Erickson, S. Perna, J. Peplinski R. Lanz, W. Biessener, W. Harrington. Row 4: J. Lackowitzer R. Berry, J. Pignato, R. Marten, V. Klein, D. Kealy, J. Gage, W. Newlin, D. Cole, C. Bies, K. Fish. Row 5: L. Ballard, G. Randall C. Warner, R. Obbarius, R. Willkom, G. Lowe, R. Stone, B. Olson W. Rousseau, R. Zebe. COGWHEEL ROOM CAPTAINS Row l: F. Guzman, T. Gogolakis, M. Vignalo, P. Pourrier, M Nielsen, J. Reiling, A. Sauro, B. Kransen, R. Smith, R. Coulter Row 2: D. Johnson, S. Shukay, H. Metzler, A. Christopherson, J Wolter, Robt. Peterson, adv., H. Larson, C. Roller, A. Hutchins J. Proksch, A. Montbriand. Row 3: .T Murphy, R. Barton, R Thill, V. Gebhart, D. Burke, D. Cupkie, M. Hamilton, A. lngleston, S. Peterson, L. Vignalo. Row 4: J. DeFoe, J. Gotch, R. Lanz, J Lackowitzer, B. Hanson, J. Barton, N. Gates, M. Fulbright. Row 5: L. Michalitsch, R. Miller, J. Theros, M. Walton, N. Nowicki, M. Edelstein, T. Felger, P. Baller, S. McClosky. - 1 Page 49 VOCATIONAL OFFICERS Row 1: W. Dossey, Sr. Treasurer, D. Raway, Sr. Secretary, C Kirkwood, Advisor Sr.: J. Moffett, Sr. President, E. Ruiz, Vice President. Row 2: P, White, Jr. Vice-President, A. Quirk, Jr Adviser, P. Gagen, Treasurer, J. Stroschein, President. Row 3 K. Olson, Soph. President: D. Fischer, Vice-President, J. Beard Advisor, M. Meyer, Treasurer, M. Fleming, Secretary. Page forty-nine ge fifty Vocational Students Receive Training for Life Students Gain Professional Knowledge ' 5 if , ti m :Q if Page 50 PRE-VOCATIONAL Row I: B. Bravo, L. Mohler, Mrs. E. Horman, Mrs. Alberta Quirk, Mrs. J. Beard, Mrs. C. Kirkwood, C. Juelich, J. Farrill, B Rychlicki. Row 2: S. Cole, P. LaTour, G. Rodman, J. Cierzan, J Batterson, E. Ramacher, M. Revoir, A. Armstrong. Row 3: B Shearen, D. Harris, M. Cherry, M. Daepner, M. Boston, N Donnerbauer, P. Wellington, F. Ostrom, B. Haley, J. Rubhelki Row 4: K. Kohehepp, F. Abel, J. King, O. Morganti, J. Gunter E. Germain, D. Griftin, N. Marx. Row 5: Y. Borovansky, J Jacabocni, H. Harris, G. Prax, S. Klarkowski, R. Browning, R Bruce, C. Burg. TRADE BUSINESS Row I: P. White, M. Mason, Mrs. E. Horman, E. Taussaint, D Cupkie, D. Huemoeller, D. Raway. Row 2: L. Einberger, A. Nierenhausen, M. Fleming, G. Edmondson, J. Moffett, C. Smith E. Reuz, A. Segovia. Row 3: D. Fisch, B. Sandstrom, M. Price E. Cosgrove, J. Neafus, D. Beniamin, K. Olson. Row 4: S Khlenfield, M. Munkholm, J. Fischer, C. Tennant, L. Lecy, E Cole, D. Fischer, C. Roller. Row 5: W. Dossey, J. Rowe, M Doten, S. Bayers, P. Wig, D. Jacobson, D. Patraw. APPAREL ARTS Row 1: J. Gnerer, L. Taylor, Mrs. A. Quirk, M. Fleming, P. Campbell. Row 2: E. Cole, D. Fischer, J. Travis, J. Henderson, E. Cosgrove, K. Olson. Row 3: T. Tamayo, S. Bayers, M. Doten, M. Clark, S. Lanahan, D. Tamayo, P. Greer.. Page 51 COSMETOLOGY Row 1: J. Stroschein, P. Gegen, H. Rinesa, V. Barton, B. Ber- geron, M. Rangel. Row 2: B. Lust, M. Prokap, J. Hawes, Mrs. Beard, instructor, W. Leeser, J. Sillanpa, l. Ingalls. Row 3. C. Reisner, B. Bergstrom, D. Schultz, H. Bosty, M. Kelter, M. Meyer, L. Stahl, M. Voeller. COMMERCIAL FOODS Row 'I: H. Taebe, J. Keys, F. Ullrich, instructor, B. Armstrong, E. Swanson, H. Harmann, A. Sackness. Row 2: Vocational School- E. Hallstrom, W. Barton, G. Hallstrom, K. Carlson. Page fifty-one as . Q Students Gain Practical Experience OFFICE TRAINING Row 'lz M. Kraiewski, P. Colon, M. Laclcowitzer, H. Bomersine, L. Matoush, coordinator. Row 2: K. Curtice, R. Demma, J. Lindmeyer, L. Heftron, J. Peterson, L. Reichow. Row 31 F. Reed, M. Gockowski, E. Krengel, J. Seghieri, E. Marx, M. Eppinger. Row 4: D. Pudil, M. Reed, E. Brodtmann, F. Goodwin, J. Christenson, G. Snyder, A. Frechetfe. Twenty-three senior students participated in the part-time oltice training program which has been in- troduced into the Mechanic Arts High School cur- riculum tor the Hrst time this year. Practical oitice experience has been provided tor these students as it offers a cooperative plan by which the school and the employer together combine their efforts to pro- duce a satistied, successfully trained oftice worker. Placement of students in their respective ottice jobs was arranged by Leonard Matoush, office co- ordinator. Page fifty-th ree Skov! 2 Page fifty-four MECHANICS'-o troining school tor lite. Here work ond ploy ore combined to breok the monotony ot oll work cmd no ploy. The all work routine is broken by vczried ond mony events. In the toll, the Homecoming is the highlighted ottoir, with its tense ond suspenseful gcime oncl then the clonce, In Morch, the Junior ploy becomes the center ot ottroction with its greose-point, re- heorsols, ond tootlights. Next is the J-S prom. This is the time when girls dreom of tormols ond flowers ond the boys worry bout cosh ond cors. But oll the octivities ot Mechanics oren't limited to these things. There ore many other things thot go to mcike M A o troining school tor lite. ww: 24 f 1 ,. i 'N f ,wif xx w ng,A -3 2 wk 'RTN R, N. X J. S. Prom N1 I95I ,. 'a+ Q Q . ',,' . P if 1 H A . 9- f f Z' K :N 1 'L . 6' pf 1' 1 , Page Hfty-five parks Page fiffy-six MECHANICS-a Training school Tor life. SporTs improve The body as well as The mind. Mechanics has always been The champion in The Held of sporTs. Though we haven'T always been The Top Team as Tar as sTciTisTics go, we are always up There in sp-orTsmanship and clean play. To parTicipaTe and become a leading Tigure in These acTiviTies is every boy's dream. lT is an honor and o challenge, Tor These boys musT carry on a TradiTion of sporTsmanship and abiliTy seT by Their predecessors. Schools are oTTen judged by Their aThleTic success or failure. Our boys have never Tailed us and as The years pass They will lead Me- chanics on To new and greaTer heighTs. fy-Q 4 35 5. all N, 'jdv .lnlxuwmm ,wwf 'K 1 w G 1 5 QQQQQ, Q ,1.mrw 'f-:sf -55312 A WMM . H U Mfg, .,,. ,WW J Mmwf 5 in, QM-'ME' ml ,ls Q Wfwg Q I Nm x 3a x if A pg.. ,,,,,., A ,jg G sit : N 4225 f I i 1 me ' ' 2 ' 2 -.P Tv Fran Norm k W en Baseball With nine returning lettermen, the men of the diamond are top contenders for the championship berth. The infield has Muzz and Duck Todora with Mike Knight and Harry Anderson alternating at the initial sack and the mound. Pat Fusco, who plays the hot spot, went there via second base. The outfield has many new faces with Skip Gulner, Lefty Ward, newcomer Frank Lustyan, and converted infielder Larry Michaelitsch. The pitching stat? has Harry and Mike to carry most of the burden, but Ken Kieger and Ward are always ready. Behind the plate for these chuckers will be Norm Thurmer, who had the receiving chores last season. Skip Larry Par I ISJXIVE f I M.A.'s Pucksters did pretty well con- sidering how green the team was. Norm Nowicki, Don Doane and Jim Donovan received Honorable Mention on the Dis- patch team. Next years team will be pretty much the same as there are only three Seniors graduating from this years team. The Seniors are Paul Ballard, Ken Ward, and Warren Rush. The nucleus of next years team are Norm Thurmer, Dan Fitzpatrick, Bob Berry, Pat Daddario, Dick Gulner, Don Weiss, Willie Ost- hoff, Norm Nowicki, Don Doane and Jim Donovan. an Successful Stop :sw eiwkl hawks Aixam? , Apparatus Apparatus coach Arthur Wright entered twenty MA gymnasts in the annual City Gymnastic Meet. Me- chanics took all-around fourth in classes B and C. Capt. Dick Thill and Bob Barton both placed in the individual events. Dick tied for first place on the high bar and took third on the parallel bars in class B. tied for third place on parallel bars in class C. Graduating will be Dick Thill, B Pat Fusco, Jerry Farrell, and Howie 50 Melco. Tl., of-U' Esors WQCHANICK ARTS HOWIE Swimming The Trainer tankmen finished the season by copping 51h place in city meet. The team was in second place but dropped to 5th place when the 200 yard relay team was disqualified. Capt. Dick Thill, Roger Redlack, John Barton, Ed Schultz, and Dick Bundy all took prominent places in the city meet. Next year's team will be hampered by the loss of Thill, Redlack, Barton, and Ken Durand, who are all graduating. JOHN, DICK 8. ROG - .yt.,s,..,,f, .m.m1m.w.sm.m.mg.t, A .Q xx 4 an 1. 5. f K' P A syn? ji' Tl '.-T. ff 'fi lim - 1' :iz W orgy, W. 1 , 5 ,, Q, 1 ., B ' B ai- staff - fr W p iif J 3 V. 1 ' 5. , ',f at . 7 , if H Q Vw 3, Y, . VALAQ ,A f y h ,,.fza.' , I ,Raw - ' f' in L V I ,Aj '55, E V . f s. l X W Qs, -4 3 5, - M ' 5 R Q. . X In V , gs . 'f,,,. ' ' it , 1:9 B - 5' ' 'sv ., f' ,.,., ,Q - , L 9 if f. + M I 'early .,,, , s. ' Ang A , hi. ,, V Y J m,ff,52,, fiixwz- . h ' K ' Wir, , ,L N HPV. YM ..,.a:i,...,K4'5s..., , I :y r I yiiyjhir., in 'B A n ga:-Q, A r . - w,:r,?w,c.,.f.., ' ss 1 Wu-'v gs, ,N '- A ..f A: - fx S , , ',1wT'v ' 'lil ' -if - v.,f ' ' me f . 5 '21 - 2 1. fm . - Y w Q? an-Gilt ' ' s, ,e-sp ? ' B M 'jd '-1 Y.. mf:-Av. ,. 1 ,M My - ,. . 1 ,,, v. -,S IT ,fa ' . ., ,, s is Q ' ,.f'2s,fs?fE'-it j. Aj 'I K v,Pg..g. .,' My-:.v.s..'s fi :-s I T swiss- W M A 1 1 3 'f1.,..i r W fV h . 2 ,, ,V L, , :s g . 1 ff, f is is s w- , W lr 2- , ASQ.,EF.,,,f,M,f'L'33mi?ss ,15 , A z f 3 ,..fw,fT,-vm,1iaw,9 sg w if,,:,n,, Q. ,f rtfwalgiz, s,.g,, f wg, - R Y, ,Nm H Q: 1 A , 3 Ex 53 . W' as s M f ,.,,. iw me r L., A .ri Q -s The Mechanic Arts cindermen had a fairly good season with Capt. Harry Bal- lard, Howard Melco, Calvin Green, placing in the city meet which was held May 29. The relay team consisting of Ronney Bradford, Dick Cossetta, Bob lngleston, and Ballard also placed in the meet. The team will miss Ballard, Cossetta, Melco, John Barton, Ray Burton, and Dick Thill, who will be graduating seniors. But returning cindermen that will bolster next years team will be Bob lngleston, Ronny Bradford, Ronald Corpuz, and Calvin Green. ' J. ,K . .S ki i K :pf ' --,-3, Q, A A S' J K Efief fi 1 9' Q 3 ur Ak. 'B 'tk as Y.. if ff, sg: Q J' 4-if ,A i 'rw -. kwa 1 P Q TX 1 if 5' 4- Q if N M , of - -1.1 , 4 Y- I 'A'-wr ' . .rf ag, I ms . - it uf f f, Q W ' ,3,,f,'g, ,,,i .-awww... W. 1 Y - QQ- sf , fees f- H.: 'yy ' A fs' . -. . as , sex 's s . W 4 ' s --1:a,Q w.,:wP - ,gg ,Q Q 0 -w if YA ws 4 W , . f ' ,3, 5 1- , , ,K ,Q ies' . 6 AJ wtf? 1. X, in fa A3545 . - YQ f ' f ' A- wi? ' K Q. ff h' h ff. , 'V .. 358' Q iisfiifrzs' ffwwfflff-We 'ff ' .z1-sg sf- 'V Sxgaw e . 4 -xg 4, H my f-1 w. 1 V H' ix :Jar g MWA if 45 'M A .3-, warg., P Z H s e K, E z z ,si Dick Ei' ff Q 'i - : ir 5: f. 'li' ai' - S: 'K ' s'vi .R,LgA .,,, ' r s, s.,, , fi 5 -.1 19 y 4 I K i- 1. 2 , vga .- ai? -5 4. if.: ' R ' ' xx l if X , 41,1 V .agua V M , .F -I , I m i A-'N 'K A 'V it N' Mm .,,-. 4's.,,..., Up And Over Ron sixty two Cal ' ,Mimi .J , ,es-15' ' Mooc Watch Out Behind? H0wie Ronny Wim siisgsm - ,Q U Y, ,, , XJ -3 mm A M f L ki Aw7ffY i , ..: Y mKA. Q 1 bb . QS Q-Vcpqfe. BOY' SCXYKQ' Homecoming DANCING ROYALTY THE ROYAL COURT A 1 A 1 AIUGMN , G 8 O Os C190 WNS ty Yh 'Yo Lost Minute Touches , X gl. he gwgdllgiivifkiii Ready To Roll The Dukes Who Will It Be? 'ii The Royal Courf Athletic Board Plans Activities Sports Boys' minds as well as bodies are improved through sports. Many boys throughout their high school days participate in some sports and these sports mould a foundation of good sportsmanship and leadership for tomorrow's world. Whether they play the maior sports such as basketball, baseball, or football, or in the minor ones including track, golf, or swimming they are all helpful. 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 must carry on the great traditions of sportsmanship and playing abilities set for them by their predecessors. Our athletes work hard at winning a victory for our school. Good luck or bad luck, our teams learn good sportsmanship, cooperation and team work which will always be of value to them. Football Mechanic Arts had a better than average grid season winning 4, losing 3 and tieing l. M. A. made a strong start against Harding's team and led them for all but the last two minutes when they scored on a very tired M. A. team and won 7 to 6. The following week the Trainers defeated Monroe 6 to O. Wilson was next for the Trainers with the Redmen losing 20 to O in one of M. A.'s finest games. The following week M. A. was defeated 18 to 6 by Anoka in the sloppiest game of the season for both teams. After that the Trainers couldn't get going and tied Johnson 6 to 6, lost to Central I2 to O, and lost to Murray 20 to O. Finally, in the Homecoming game, M. A. hit the comeback trail and beat Marshall T2 to O in a well played ball game. The following week the Trainers romped over Washington T8 to 0 in the season finale. Two boys placed on the All-City team. They were Mike Knight at quarterback and Herb Bennett at tackle. Page sixty-five MA's A and B Gridders FOOTBALL A Row 1: D. Doane, H. Ballard, C. Scroggins, R. Lowe, L. Toclora, Co-Capt., K. Ward, E. Wederath, E. Portz. Row 2: G. Mitchell D. Duresky, P. Dacldario, M. Knight, Co-Capt., R. Flaherty, D. Toolora, L. Vignalo, mgr. Row 3: C. Green, R. Gulner, J. Faster L. Sauro, J. Reagan, R. Schnagl, F. O'Rourke, Coach. Row 4: L. Ballard, P. Muccio, R. Reidl, R. Carlson, H. Bennett, B. Olson R. Peterson, Faculty Advisor. Row 5: C. Adams, Ass't. Coach, M. Lopez, T. Knight, R. Cossetta, J. Sundall, J. Anflnson, J Garrett, J. Donovan. B FOOTBALL Row 'l: L. Sauro, G. Waldvogel, J. Tuetzer, M. Berkovitz, T. Torntore, D. Airhart, D. Alfonso, F. Aguirre. Row 2: J. Jaworski mgr., B. Wasika, R. lngleston, D. Marien, S. McCloskey, R. Bednar, R. Mercado, J. Kueftler, coach. Row 3. K. Bradford, R Lund, R. Marien, J. Magnuson, R. Corpuz, E. Berneche, C. Jones. Row 4: F. Rothman, J. Lowe, D. Pontrelli, A. Renteria, E Schultz, V. Knoeplce. Page sixty-six MA's Bucketeers 2 Row 1: J. Ramirez, L. Vignalo, mgr., A. Sundberg, coach, M. Lopez. Row 2: D. Todora, A. Schlief, M. Knight, K. Keiger, R, Stone, C. Green, L. Sczuro. Row 3: B. Olson, H. Anderson, J. Sundoll, W. Patrick, J. Garrett. BASKETBALL Row 1: G. Loidcu, J, Kueffler, L. Ballard, W. Larry. Row 2: F. Aguirre, D. Kealy, B. Klein, P. Hulrz. Row 3: F. Rothman, J. Lowe, V. Hanson, J. Magnuson. Page sixty-seven Trainer Nine Bids for Top BASEBALL li R l2il.V551lEclileIllllDP.dcl:UsCO,FMDL Kn,lghl'RK' Kaegjnmlihullnlliltlllimgnsle- medal' Seach Slldherg' I5owL2rLEI S R J 4? sh k D. TOdOI'G, H A d B OI I. M h l h CO-CHAMPIONS I 9 5 April 24 MA 3 . Humboldt I April 28 MA 6 . Johnson 9 May 2 MA I3 . Marshall 4 May 5 MA 3 . Washington 8 May 9 MA 8 . Central 5 May I2 MA 5 . Wilson 0 May I6 MA 4 . Monroe 2 May I9 MA 5 . Harding I May 23 MA 6 . Murray 2 l P9 yeh Pucksters and Gymnastics Show Fine Style 5 f A Ai Z Q A f ig Q. 4- - 5 t El ... HOCKEY Row 'iz D. Fitzpatrick, W. Rush, P. Daddario, C. Adams, coach, R. Berry, D. Doane, F. Osthoif Row 2: J. Donovan, R, Gulner, D. Weiss, P. Baller, N. Nowicki, K, Ward, N. Thurmer, C. Georgantones, mgr. APPARATUS Row 1: V. Niemann, T. McGowan, J. Farrell, D. Haselman, D. Airhart, P. Fusco, co-captain, L. Bruestle. Row 2: D. Singer, C. Bies, D. Kroening, Art Wright, coach, H, Melco, D. Thill, co-captain, B. Barton. Row 3: K. Kirchhamer, E. Schultz, D. Koepke, J. McGowan, R. Bednar, R. Lund, K. Bradford. ' ki ' Q32 M Fr n X Y I Page sixty-nine Cinderman Have Good Season TRACK Row 'ln R. Rongel, L. Ballard, E. Madison, D. Singer, J. Barton, C. Scroggins, E. Schultz. Row 2: M. Berlsonvitz, K. Bradford, R, Cossetta, A. Wright, coach, J. Price, D. Freitog, J. McGowan. Row 31 D. Thill, H. Ballard, C. Green, L. Vignalo, K. Comstock. Row 4: W. Zimmerson, R. Burton, M. Lopez, M. Capiz, B. Barton, G. Smith. Row 5: R. Bradford, P. Muccio, B. Schnogl, S. Robinson, W. Thompson. CROSS COUNTRY Row 1: K. Burton, A. Zimmerman, A. Wright, Coach, J. Farrell, P. Fusco. Row 2: D. Singer, R. Barton, R. Thill, J. Price, T. McGowan. Row 3: R. Freitag, M. Walton, E, Madison, R. Burington. Page seventy Tankmen and Golfers Show Promise S Q 2 I X K R E Tama SQ' wx . its -V .ky :A gf SWIMMING Row I: R. Bednar, R. Freitag, L. Olson, D. Airharr, L. Bruesfie. Row 2: D. Thifl, Capt., R. Frazier, K. Bradford, J. Barton, K. Durand, D. Singer. Row 3: R. Redlach, co-Capt., E. Schmitz, E. GiNes, D. Urie, J. McGowan. GOLF Row 1: R. Travis, D. Doane, Mr. O'Rourke, F. Guzman, W. Rush. Row 2. R. Berry, J, Alfveby, D. McKay, P. Baller, N. Nowicki. Page seventy-one Girl and Boy Athletes Win Letters BOYS M CLUB Row 'l: L. Bruestle, J. Farrell, C. Gulner, J. Foster, vice-pres., M. Knight, pres., L. Todora, sec-treas., P. Fusco, M. Berkovitz, W. Rush, R. Travis. Row 2: K. Ward, D. Doane, F. Osthoft, E. Portz, A, Zimmerman, R. Freitag, F. Guzman, R. Thill, R. Barton, L. Vignalo, C. Aguirre, F. O'Rourke, adv. Row 3: E. Schultz, J. McGowan, D. Singer, P. Daddario, R, Berry, J. Reagan, D. Duresky, L. Sauro, G. Mitchell, J. Johnson, J. Barton, R. Gulner. Row 4: R. Cossetta, N. Thurmer, A. Schliet, H. Anderson, D. Urie, N. Nawiclci, P. Ballar, J. Altveby, R. Rangel, C. Green, E. Madison, M. Walton. Row 5: J. Sundall, W. Patrick, R. Redlaclc, H. Bomersine, P. Muccio, J. Price, J. Donovan, C. Georgantone, M. Capiz, M. Lopez, J .Theros, B. Olson. GIRLS M CLUB Row 'l: N. Gates, C. Tennant, D. Cupkie, P. Lee, M. Hamilton, L. Mullen, treasurer. J. Albertson, president. C. Olson, vice- pres. J. Clemens, secretary. D. Donnerbauer, S. Moes, C. Boget, B. Kransen. Row 2: N. Dunsmore, C. Roller, J. Gnerer, J. Moffett, J. Hanson, D. Johnson, Miss Breiland, A. Hutchins, A. Montbraind, J. Proksch, P. Gegen, J. Jandl. Row 3: B. Hanson, J. Seghieri, J. Fischer, D. Lind, K. Larson, J. Cummins, M. LaTelle, B. Mortimer, T. Glombik, J. Peck, B. Rybisky. Row 4: H. Huebl, E. Krengel, J. Gotch, S. Peterson, M. Heath, P. Hall, A, lngleston, R. Taugner, E. Marx, R. Stadler. Page seventy-two Girls Participate in Active Sports CHEERLEADERS Left to right: Sharon Fleming, Mary Olsen, Lorraine Mullen, JoAnne Gotch-captain, Janet Clemens, Beverly Kronsen, Mari lyn Baird. 1 ,L . .,,., . F W ty J Q ir W Jggwff',.i vp GYM LEADERS Row 1: S, Geisihardf, A. Sauro, Miss Breiland, J. Reiling, C. Walbridge. Row 2: P. Turner, P. Lynch, A, Johnson, V. Hess. Page seventy-three lntramural Sportsmen Have Successful Year i fs 5-bw. .- fs RIFLE CLUB Row 'l: G. Leoskas, S. Shukay, Sec., C. Nelson, Ex. Oflicer, C. Jacobson, Pres., W. Rosenwinlcel, Vice Pres., C. Tennant, Treas., R. Bissener. Row 2: C. Londroche, D. Wolfe, R. Roeser, J. Achterling, Miss Breiland, Mr. Rabi. Peierson, K. Anclrican, L. Groshens. Row 3: M. Moldrern, S. Anderson, C. Grandlund, M. Humphreys, R. Johnsfon, P. While, D. Cupkie. Row 4: W. Biessener, J. DeFeo, T. Mastel, R. Buchholz, H. Romlow, D. Lease, E. Toussaint, M. Pastorius. CAMERA AND BOWLING Row 'ln M. Berlcovifz, G. Johnson, A. Monibriand, F. Guzman, Pres., R. Petersen, J. Prolcosch, P. Whiie, Secy. Treas., Jim Wilson, J. Vincent. Row 2: E. Heredia, S. Berkoviiz, D. Hook, D. Pnewslci, E. Ramacher, Miss Beilancl, M. Schommer, R. Franco, M. Doyle, B. Mann, Capt., J. Rybisky. Row 3: L. Bruesile, D. Rush, D. Blackman, J. Cochran, N. Marx, J. King, J. Gunler, M. Doepner, K. Renfrew, D. Tennis. Row 4: B. Rybisky, R. Bednar, D. Singer, Pres., M. Walton, Vice Pres., L. Michalilsch, J. Thill, VV. Thompson, P. Fulbright, J. McGowan, R. Frazier, T. McGowan, Pres. Page seventy-four Cirl's Athletics lmpare Mind and Body 4 Q. hi 3? G. A. A. Row 1: M, Michoelsen, S. Hopkins, S. Jones, Miss Breiland, D. Rush, K, Simones, M. Doyle, J. Rybisky. Row 2: V. Burton, S. Geisthardt, F. Gibis, G. Heyer, M. Baker, S, Dufour,, H. Houle, K. Metry. Row 3: J. Farrell, M. Mishler, C. Boget, M. Doepner, J. Cierzan, A. Johnson, J. Fussner, J. Peterson, l. Perez, J. Raasch. Row 4: J. Gunter, R. Bruce, F. Madison, A. Hackman, B. Hedquist, P. Shafer, M. lhlentield, G. Zebe, S. Lind. G. A. A. Row 'lz S. Steinmetz, P, Latour, E. Heredia, C. Juelich, M. Ereilond, adv., M. Uphoft, D. Horner, J. Lowe, R. Meron. Row 2: M. Maloney, S. Berkovitz, P. Burke, C. Barstad, S. Cole, J, Steele, J. Torp, S. Sterger, M. Schommer. Row 3: D. Vanderholt, B. Nelson, P. Holmes, R. Eppinger, S. Miller, P. Siercks, Y. Borovansky, J. Rubbelky, N. 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