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

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I leane Elmer, Evelyn Weiss Managing Editor ...... .,,.........,.........., S herilee Berkovitz Advertising ............ ...........,,..............,..,. I erry Bidon Sports Editor ................,....,..., ....,........,.....,.................,,....,..............,...,.........,....,.,. I ulian Shelton Photographer ......................,.,.....,....,..........,..,........,...,......,.......,...,,........,...,........ Durwood Airhart Writing StaH: Herbert Brunell, Iudith Howard, Rose Ann Iensen, Iaan Kaigas, Iudith Torp, Barbara Wayts, Marlene Weber, Sharon Sawchuk, Oranda Evenson, Carole Burg, Frances Simones, Berta Martagon, Iulianne Simonson, Gayle Waldvogel. Advisers ....................,....,...........,,...,. Maurice L. Schmidt, Editorialg Lavinia Gilson, Business Cover ......., ...,,...,.........,......,......,..,...,........,...,. d rawn by Richard Sanderson To Mr. McCauley, we the class of 1955 dedicate this year's HM . His friendly attitude and patient understanding has helped many of us. Mr. McCauley studied at St. Thomas College and the University of Minnesota for his Bachelor of Science degree. He studied one season of portraiture and sculpture at the Art Students' League in New York and attended summer school in art and design at Columbia University, New York. Mr. McCauley has been at Mechanic Arts for fourteen years. In 1942 he left to serve our country but returned in 1945 to resume his duties on Capitol Hill. Governors Advise and Inspire ix MR. SIMMER Mr. Charles I. Simmer, assistant principal, served in that capacity for the first time this year. He was at Mechanic Arts in 1937, teaching Economic Geography. Mr. Simmer taught at Murray High School in 1958. Mr. Simmer graduated from St. Iohn's Academy in 1933 and from St. Thomas College in 1937. He secured his' Master's Degree at the University of Minnesota in 1951. The United States Navy claimed him for thirty- six months. After that he was an Assistant Professor of Naval Science and Tactics of the Naval ROTC Unit at Oregon State College. He then returned to Murray as assistant football coach in 1947. From there he went to Monroe as Co-ordinator for the On-the-Job-Sales-Training-Program. and also Athletic Director. Mr. Simmer is married and has a two and a half year old son. Building model sl1ips is one of his favorite pastimes. He loves sports and he favors tennis and a little golf now and then. MR. EDBERG Mr. George Edberg, principal of Mechanic Arts, graduated from Grasston High School, Grasston, Minnesota. He attended the University of Minnesota, University of North Dakota, and St. Cloud Teachers College. He received his Bachelor of Science and Master of Science degrees. Before Mr. Edberg came to MA he was principal at Dassel, Mabel, and Fertile, Minnesota. He was assistant principal at Iohnson High School, St. Paul. Mr. Edberg has also taught mathematics and physics besides coaching football, basketball and baseball before he became principal. Outside school, Mr. Edberg likes to hunt, fish, play golf, and watch athletic programs. He also takes an active part in his church's activities. Cabinet Counsels Students, Teachers Mrs. Catherine Scanlan was born in Blakely, Minnesota. She gradu- ated from Norwood-Young Amer- ica High School. Her B.A. degree was received at the College of St. Catherines and her M.A. degree at the University of Minnesota. She was a teacher of English and Speech at Maple Lake, Morris, and Chaska, Minnesota. After being principal of Maple Lake High School, she be- came a Counselor at Murray and Roosevelt High before coming to Mechanics in 1931. Mr. Stephen Sweetland is one of the new members of Mechanic Arts. He attend- ed North High School in Wichita, Kansas, and received his B.A. degree at Macalester College. Mr. Sweetland did graduate work at the University of Minnesota. He served in the Army Air Force and was for three years an Industrial Personnel Worker. For the past three years he has been a Voca- tional Counselor but we have not been lucky enough to have him with us all of the time. Mr. Ray Peterson is from a family of nine children. He graduated from Wash- ington High School where he played foot- ball and basketball. His B.A. degree was received at Macalester College. A few years later he received his M.A. degree at the University of Minnesota and has almost completed all of the courses necessary for a Ph.D. degree. Mr. Peterson was a teacher of English and Math for twelve years and in 1949 he came to Mechanics as Counselor and Ath- letic Director. Teachers Promote School f-N rf 1 7 a , 3 3 , i MR. ADAMS MISS ALLEN MRS. BEARD physical Ifducation Drama, Radio, and Public Pre-Vocational and Cosmetology Speaking f, , if N Q MISS BERGL MR. BRILL MISS BUMGARDNER American History Physical Education and Ameri- Homemaking I, IIC and The can History George Barton Program 1 3 f it MRS. CUMMINGS MR. ESTELLE MISS EK Algebra and Retreshers Math Attendance, Spanish I, II, and Algebra., Solid Geometry, Consumers Mash llath, and Plane . 'CN MISS GARRITY MRS. GILSON MR. GODFREY Homemaking I, II and The Social Problems, Social Studies WVork Shop and Industrial Arts George Barton Program 12, Stenography I and Social Studies Curricular Lab th-m-1-nl SL'lt'llL'4' :md Clxvmixsxry MR. GRIFFIN MRS. H.-XTHAVVAY A Choir, Brwys' Chorus, B Choir, and Girls' Chorus ' a . tr lu ' . . MRS. l l.XR'I'LlillliN Physicvl l':dllf'21tlOll MRS. HORMAN I'1'e-Vocational and Trade Busi' ness Miha VIR. KITZBERGER A and B Bands MMS lil-.1.I.luRllAl-S Biology, QTUl lSEl'X'2ltlOIl, 21 n cl Health and Safety 1 --as f. MR. KUElf1i1.1iR MRS. LUNIJIQERG ffflrwll :english 12 i MR. IIANZEL Ocvupational Relations and Wood shop. 5, . sn- MR. IANISCH lwlngzlish il :md ll MRS. KIRKWOOD Rela ted Training MR. MATOUSH Cleril-ul Practice, Occupational lielutions and Supurvision , f Ln MR. MCCAULEY MISS MOOSISRUGGER MR. NIELSON -X,-L 1 and II l I'UIlL!ll 1 and English 10 Crafts S fs v MR. NOBIS MRS. NORBECK MISS O'BRIEN Llookkevping 1, 11, and Basic Social Studies 9 and XV0r1d His- I-lnglish 11 Business tory MISS OLSON MR. O'ROURKE MR. PETERSON Librarian Study. Cafe, and Student Council Cuach MRS. QUIRK MRS. RANSIER MRS. SCIIAMPIZI Pm-Vocational and Appzirvl Health Hlmdicapppqi Arts ,fo MR. SCHMID MR, SCHULTZ MISS SCULLY Englieih 10, and Jvurnalism I Social Studies 12 and 9 Eng-lish 12 and 12C and 1 X , I I s ,Aft-if MR. SHIRCK MR. SITZER MRS. SMITH Auto Essentials. Safety, and In- Mechanical Drawing I, II and Engligh 10 and 1013 dustrial Arts Industrial Arts MISS SMITH MISS SWIFT MR. WALCOTT Typing English 11, 11C, and Humanities Consumers Math, Pnysics-Gem eral and College ff HWY' MR. WILLIAMS MR. WRIGHT MR. ULRICH Social Studies 9, Retail Selling, Machine Shop I, II, and Indus- Commercial Foods and Related Occupational Relations and Sup- trial Arts Training ervision Department of the Interior CUSTODIAN STAFF Row Ii Z. Hylton, F. Forys, C. Crandall. Row 2: T. De-Ziel, C. Ryck- man, B. Holden, B. An- derson. The eleven men and women on our custodial staff, who are responsible for Mechanic Arts' orderly halls and classrooms, also deserve a big thank you. This branch of the Department of the Interior keeps our school functioning in all weather. A thousand gallons of oil, for instance, is needed daily for the comfort of the eleven hundred people in the building. Keeping supplies on hand at all times is only one custodial duty. Many thanks are due to our efficient custodial and cafeteria staffs. The cafeteria staff, seven women, works an eight hour day, beginning at 6:30 a.m. Each day they must prepare food and maintain facilities for students and faculty. An average of 300 bottles of milk, 25 pies, and IS dozen chiliburgers, magically disappear each day. Our cafeteria staff makes all this possible. CAFETERIA STAFF Row 1: B. Urban, I. De Marco, I. Greip. Row 2 M. Henderson, Manager L. Young, M. Haugen: T. Campion. ll I eniord 4 1 . ,. MECHANIC ARTS, ON CAPITOL HILL-Capitol Hill would be only half com- plete without the senior legislative body-the senate. Like a Minnesota senator, serving four years, a typical Mechanic Arts senior spends four years in the service of his school. Now that our term of ofhce is running short, we reHect back on our growth and our ac- complishments. As freshmen we learned to follow the rules set up for us by our senior advisory group. How we waited for the day to come when we could make our own laws, as well as those for the underclassmen. During our sophomore year we became aware that if a law was to be put through that would benefit our class, we had to be willing to work for it. We began to realize we too had power in the school life. Demonstrating this power and the will to work was the May Day Dance we sponsored. Already we were exercising our freedom to vote by electing our own king and queen. By the time we were juniors our growth was becoming very evident. A wise selection of class officers and representatives was made and they carried us through the year with successes like the Iunior Vodvil and the Iunior-Senior Prom. Our class grew through sorrows equally. The loss of our beloved coach and teacher, Gus Sundberg, left a dark spot in the happiness of our junior year. Another disappointment came when our football team lost the city championship. As if to compensate for this, our basketball team not only took the city and district championships but Finished third in the regional games. Our senior year at last! We are now the elders of the senate. Ever since our freshman year we have been thinking and planning about the things the Class of 1955 would accomplish. Again this year we have chosen an exceptionally good slate of officers and representatives. With their leadership the Class of 1955 is fast becoming one that will be long remembered for their helpfulness, cheerfulness, studiousness, and sincerity. Yes, accomplishments and sorrows have been many. But still as we close the door on the bustling halls of Mechanic Arts, our hope is that the freshmen have the same kind of glorious four years that we had. NVithout unexpected fortunes and misfortunes, how could our class be able to go out into the world, to stand up for our rights and our freedoms, and to hold such wonderful memories of high school days? NVe now leave this building with our intellectual and spiritual education to take our place in the state as we have taken and left our place at high school. D10 fi' DQ 3 X x l4l'lfl0l'gettLlbl,e UC A 4, 'fm U5 ,Ny V . fi ,N , , Ls, vi 50 ig 'i- E77 fi Senators Set Example for Unclerclossmen SENIOR OFFICERS Row I: F. Aquirre Treasurer: D. Alfonso, Vice President: E. Weiss, Presidentg Mr. Frank O'Rourke, Advisor: I. Gunter, Secretary. Leading the senators are the majority and minority leaders-the class officers and representatives. At their meetings they have often disagreed vigorously, sometimes over trivial matters, sometimes over ones important to our class and to our future. Under the patient, guiding hand of Mr. Frank O'Rourke, disagreements have been settled the American way, by discussion, to the satisfaction of all concerned. To our ollicers, representatives, and advisor, we give our thanks for making the Class of 1955, through their thriving leadership and knowledge of good government, one of which we can be proud. SENIOR REPS. Tow 1: I. Gaul, M. Schommer, F. P'Rourke, Adviser, R. Kircholf, E. Veiss. Row 2: I. Rebbelke, D. Hed- lum, I. Gunter, P. Holmes. Row : I. Woulfe, K. Dios, Stanway, P. Alfonso, D. Kelly, R. Iohnston, Shelton, D. Haselman. 15 Adams, Donna Mae B Choir. fm- Andren, Velda Rifle Club, Red Cross, A Choir, H.R. Capt., B Choir. Bayers, Joan World Affairs, Girls Voc. 16 Seniors Adams, John Football, Student Council, Track, Boys M Club, King of Hearts Candidate. Armstrong, Vlarlys Girls Choir. 'ET' Behr, Barbara GAA. Airhart, Durwood Cogwheel Staff, M Staff, Ir. Rep., Soph. Rep., Fresh. Rep., Hi-Y, Swimming, H.R. Gov., Apparatus, Boys M Club H.R. Capt., School Photo., Snow Day King Candidate, Bowling, Fun-nite. Avaloz, George A Band, Cogwheel Staff. Bergeron, Gerald Alfonso, Dominic Soph. Rep., Sr. Class V. Pres., A1 paratus, Boys M Club, Fun-ni Chairman, Contact Club Chairmai Snow Day King Candidate, M: Day King. Baker, Margaret Drama, Girls Choir, Girls N Club, GAA, Bowling. 1 'r Berkovitz, Sherilee Girls M Club, Bowling, Dram' Intra-Mural Council, GAA, 5 Teens, Cogwheel Stall, Daily Trair er Staff, M Staff, Man-Ed. B Choir, H.R. Gov., HtR. Capt Quill and Scroll, Pegasus Club. Boerjan, Shirley Drama. Boston, Marilyn Ir. Rep., Soph. Rep., H.R. Gov., Red Cross, Daily 'Trainer Staii. Bucholz, Raymond RiHe Club. Q if Bidon, Jerry Cogwheel Staff, Daily Trainer Staff, M Staff, School Photo. Asst., Homecoming King Candidate, Red Cross. .X Y VV N, s Braun, Dale H.R. Capt., Sr. Rep. Burg, Carole J 5 Birchem, Carol Blackman, Darlene Office Force, On-the-Iob Training. GAA, Girls M Club, Queen o Hearts Candidate. SK L S. Bernadine GAA, H.R. Gov., Spanish Club. Brunell, Herbert H.R. Gov. Pres., Fresh. Rep., Hoc- key, M Staff, Red Cross, Spanish Club officer, Jr. Achieve., Daily Trainer Staff, Cogwheel Staff, Base- ball, Boys State Rep., Boys M Club, Snow Day King Candidate. Quill and Scroll. av' G N lx . . u l Byland, Marlene Flag Twirler, Homecoming Queen Ir. Rep., H.R. Gov., Queen BOYS VOC- Cilildilllalei M slag, DHUY Train- Hearts Candidate, Y-Teens, On-the- er Staff, Ir. Rep., Contact Club. job Training, Cartier, Melvin 17 Carufel, Marlene Girls Choir, Girls M Club, Bowl- ing, Soph. Rep. Lie Dagastino, Rose Ann Red Cross, A Choir, Contact Club, B Choir, Girls Choir. Diaz, Felix 18 df' Cierzan, Joanne Claussen, Charlene GAA, Girls M Club, COHYHCI Student Council Sec., GAA, Q Rep., Queen of Hearts Candida! May Queen Candidate, Homecor ing Queen Candidate. Cherry, Maxine GAA, Girls Choir. Club, H.R. Capt. 'N . X.. Dague, Ralph Gfflf- Bflwling- Hi'Y- GAA, Homecoming Queen Candi- date, May Day Queen. De Mulling, Lorelei A Choir. Demarais, Beverly QL fu. Dios, Kermit Doepner, Marylene Donnerbauer, Norma Boys Voc. Flag Twirler, Girls Voc. Student GAA., A Choir. Council. 'Qtr' Dorgan, Charles Ir. Rep., A Band, Bowling. Elmer, Ileane tjogwileel Co-Ed., Daily Trainer Co-Ed., M Staff, Co-Ed. GAA, Soph. Rep., H.R. Gov., H.R. Capt. Quill and Scroll, Y-Teens, Library Club,Dist. Asso. of Student Lib. Rep., Red Cross, jr. Achieve., Arch- ery. Fastner, Mary Lu GAA, Pep Club. ,4 x. , Q 4' r Du Four, Edward Boys Voc. .-1 Eppinger, Rose Marie GAA, A Choir, Ir. Rep., Soph. Rep., Fresh. Rep., Girls M Club, Archery Captain, Queen of Hearts Candidate, May Day Queen Candi- date, Snow Day Queen, Red Cross. nn... PU! Florian, Jo-Ann GAA, Library Club, V. Pres. Y- Teens, Ir. Achieve., Red Cross, FTA. , nw v-Aww y .fm .annum A . L , A . QE, f Dunsmore, Robert Erickson, Darlene GAA, Bowling, Y-Teens, Sec., Spanish Club. , Francis, Thomas 5 , Eans, Pafricia A Choir, H.R. Capt., Debate Y-Teens, Red Cross. Everson, John Franco, Ramona Drama, A Choir, Football, Home- GAA, B Choir, Bowling, On-the- coming King Candidate. Job Training. 19 Fullloright, Margaret Gage, James GAA, A Choir, H.R. Gov., Girls Drama, A Choir, M Club, Bowling, Snow Day Candidate, B Choir, Girls Choir. Giles, Elizabeth GAA Treas., Girls M Club, Spanish Club, Rifle Club, Sec. Intra-mural Council. All-City seal winner. Tumbling, Projection, Occ. Rel. Gnerer, Roger Projection, Occ. Rel. if awk Gurney, Frank Gurske, Albert Rifle Club, Intra-mural Council, ADDHFHIUS- lntra-mural award winner. 20 P Gaul, Joyce Library Staff, Sr. Rep. Greifzu, Robert A Choir, Swimming, Basketball, Track. Germain, Eunice GAA, Girls Voc. Student Council, DAR Rep., Snow Day Queen C didate. Lin- Gunter, Jean GAA., A Choir, H.R. Gov., Si Soph., Girls M Club, Rifle Cl: V. Pres. Ir. Class, Red Cross, Gi Voc. Pres., Queen of Hearts Day Queen Candidate, Humec Queen, Sr. Class Sec. f M OITII Hagen, Phillip Halvorson, Richard Swimming, Bowling. Ham, Wendy Dram'-, GAA, Ir. Rep., DASL Rep., Cheerleader, Library Club, Girls Snow Major- M Club, FTA Vice Pres., Day Queen Candidate, Head ette, Y-Teens, Ir. Achieve., Tum- bling, Spanish Club. Henschell, John House, Louise ,ave Hedblum, Dorothy Drama, GAA, Ir. Rep., Girls M Club, Spanish Club, On-the-Iob Training. Heredia, Elcdia GAA, A Choir, Girls Choir, Cheerleader, Girls M Club, Girls State Rep., Ir. Rep. Howard, Judy .a4 f ' Heffron, Horace Henning, Robert Boys VOC- Football, Safety Council. L 'Q' n HOIFTISS, PCIfSy Hook, Darlene Drama, UGAA, H.R. Gov. Fresh. GAA, B Choir, Girls Choir, H.R RCP-i G1IjlS M Club, Red Cross, Capt., Bowling, Girls M Club. Flag Twirler, Bowling, Snow Day QUCCII Candidate, Ir. Achievement. . K , i Q A' ii ai X . -ff' Q . fi if X 1'- . x A A Hunt, Donald Hurfgen, Quenfin BOYS Voc. Drama. H.R. Cap., Daily Trainer StaH, M Staff, UA Choir, H.R. Gov.. Quill and Scroll, Red Cross, B Choir. 21 ABN Husnick, Diane Bowling, Maiorcttc. Jasperson, Magdalene Y-Teens. N., Johnson, Moe 22 is Hylton, Mary Jane GAA, A Choir Girls Choir I Choir. Jensen, Rose Ann A Choir, M Staff, Cogwheel staff, Daily Trainer Staff, B Choir, Quill and Scroll, Red Cross. Johnson, Robert Choir, Girls Choir, Glec Club. Drama. Homecoming Prime Minis- ICT. 'ES'- 'E lmholte, Margaret A Choir. lngelston, Robert Student Council, A Choir, Soph. Rep., Apparzitus, Homecoming Pr.me Minister, Ir. Vodville. ,., , Johnson, Carol GAA, Giflb Mn Club' A Choir, B Choir, Glec Club. Johnson, Dorothy -'iq 'Ds -7' I-4-of Johnson, Shirley Johnston, Roger Dfamll- GAA, GiflS Ch0il'- Red A Choir, H.R. Gov., Swimming Cross. Apparatus, Tennis, Football, Hi-l Pres., Intra-mural, Homecoming King Candidate, Student Council. RS - Juelich, Carol Koger, Marlene GAA. Girls Choir, Glec Club. -A If CY i A ,, , We , V SF fi N x 1 I Ik C t Kendle, RlCl lOFd Kerr, Le Rgy Tennis, Boys M Club. x. LL.4-.' Kirchoff, Ruth Dfnmfl, GAA, H-R- Gov., Flag Girls Voc. Student Council, GAA. Twirlcr, Girls M Club, Sr. Rep.. Bowling, Y-Teens, Pegasus Club, Dn-the-job Training, Daily Train- :r Staff. Klorkowski, Shirley -' F. fl ixf K gb Y .as Q ' Yi- X , Y,-4+ . Kaigas, Jaan Cogwhccl Staff, A Band, M Staff, Tcnnis, Boys M Y, Quill and Scroll. Club, Hi K . ,..:. s 4 V, N2 i Q if . ,Qi 4 1 wr A x X 1 , 1 Y if . Q.. Si' 'hx .- King, Joan Drzmrv, GAA, Girls Choir. Rowl- ing. Girls M Club. .-ter Klinger, Shirley oir, B Choir, Spanish Club, On-the-Iob Training. A Ch 1 Kealy, Donald Hockey, Football, Boys M Club Homecoming King, King of Hearts May Day King Candidate, Sr. Rep .X if s 'Q I. f. 1 K A.. r ' J? 9. 4 X Q it INV 'X - .bfi- ' X A 16:3 -5. Marvlyn King 5 Krombeer, Joan GAA, Soph. Rcp., H.R. Gov.. Girls M Club. i 23 Lowe, Jerry Student Council Pres., Drama, A Choir, Pres., Ir. Rep., Football. Basketball, Bowling, Red Cl'0S5i Track, B Choir. 53512- ., I , --, . QU i K W i . ,,.. it 'li ill Q La Grone, Norman Boys M Club, Apparatus, Debate. Ir. Rep. .- Leighton, Shirley Chemistry. 24 2 s Luna, Connie 5 v vi n Joanne Langlois fr Lusk, Norma Spanish Club. V M . ii :li ' Learman, Orville World Affairs, Chemistry. Levy, Barbara Londroche, Curiis A Band, Rifle Club. - 5- Lynaugh, Dennis Lecy, Marlys Head Cheerleader, FTA Pres., L' brary Club Pres., GAA, A Choi Girls Choir, Ir. Rep., MH Club. Lowe, Jacqueline Student Council Treas., GA! Girls Choir, Girls M Club, Fux nite chairman, Y-Teens, Queen 1 Hearts Candidate, Homecomin Queen Candidate. Lynch, Patricia Student Council, GAA, lr. Soph.-Rep., Cheerleader. 'E Mauer, Fred Swimming, Bowling. Rep.. ...I Martagon, Berta M Staff. aw G' Martinez, Virginia r aa McGowan, Thomas Student Council, Drama, Ir. Rep., Soph. Rep., Swimming, Tennis, Ap- paratus, Boys M Club, Bowling, Contact Club, Hi-Y, King of Hearts Candidate, Homecoming King Can- didate. 'N Tile Meyer, Charles Eulu Miles Bowling. Media, Anthony X . Miller, Marlys ,p-N Marx, Nancy Girls Voc. Student Council, Flag Twirler, Ir. Rep., Soph. Rep., GAA, Girls M Club, Red Cross, Bowl- ing, Contact Club. ,A L Merry, Karen GAA, Pep Club. 'T km, Monjeau, Marlene GAA, A Choir. 25 Montbriand, Dale Occ. Rel. J Myles, Beulah A Choir. Pace, Shirley Library Staff, Pep Club. 26 Moore, James Hockey, Sr. Rep, Nelson, Barbara Dranm. GAA. Paeschl, Gerald MOFUH, l-OFGNG Murphy, Michael GAA, Soph. Rep., Library Staff. Bowling. Ostrom, Florence Bafbafc Olson Girls Voc. Student Council. Pastorius, Rosalie Pekron, Marlene GAA, H.R. Gov., Girls M Club, A Cl10ir, B Choir, Girls Choir Bowling, Rifle Club, Archery. Q , Pleau, Raymond Rowling, On-the-Iob Training. Raasch, Joyce Student Council, GAA, Ir. Class Sec., Soph. Rep., May Day Queen Candidate, Y-Teens, Onfthe-Iob Training. Renfrew, Kathleen Student Council, Drama, GAA, Jr. Rcp., Soph. Rep., Cheerleader, Li- brary Club, Girls M Club, Intra- mural Council, Bowling, Red Cross, Homecoming Queen Candidate. Y- Teens Pres. Prokosch, Catherine Drama, GAA, HR. Gov. Ramacher, Eileen GAA, A Choir, Girls Choir, Girls M Cluh, lloxvling. Red Cross. Riley, Marlys Proskow, Genevieve GAA, Girls M Club. N. Rangel, Frank A Band. Rivera, Marie Red Cross. Gll'lS VOC- Quam, Janet Library Staff. Ransom, La Salle lhxnd, Footlmll, Bnskctlmll Rogers, Phillip 27 , . A 'Em ,zygjlr 5 Rubbelke, Judy GAA, Ir. Rep., Sr. Rep., Bowling, Red Cross, Daily Trainer Stall . no M Sandin, Mary GAA. Schroeder, Lois B Choir. 28 4' xx. Ruiz, Sylvia Rybisky, Joan Red Cross, Contact Club. Drama, Girls Choir, Bowling, Con- tact Club. fr, Sauro, Nickolas Ir. Rep., Soph. Rep., Hockey, Boys M Club. Sayles, Marcella A Choir, School pianist. .r V QR , k ik k I, Schuberg, Judith Shafer, Donald Rifle Club. A Band, Debate. ,fx Q 1, we ' B! . A' Q Samuelson, Barbara H.R. Gov., Red Cross, Safety Rep., H.R. Capt. Schommer, Margaret GAA, A Choir, Girls M Clu French Club, Sr. Rep., Girls Cho Archery head. ? Q Shelton, Julian Cogwheel Staff, M Staff Sportf Ed., Daily Trainer Staif, Sr. Rep. H.R. Gov., A Choir, Boys M' b Achieve Football mana Clu , If. -A . ger, Quill and Scroll, Spanish Clul off., Basketball, Golf. C! Shields, Carol 'B Choir, Y-Teens, Girls Choir. Slanina, Lucille Pep Club, Red Cross. Stowman, Richard Student Council, Ir. Rep., H.R. Gov., Apparatus, Track, Bowling. ., F-Si X Siercks, Patricia GAA, B Choir, Girls M Club, Tumbling. Smith, Richard Hockey, Golf, Rifle Club. St. Sauver, Ramona Drama, Riflle Club, Ir. Achieve- HIGHE- nun lf. Simones, Frances Girls Choir, Glee Choir, H.R. Gov M Staff, Daily Trainer Stall. 1'-N Q' Stanway, Janet GAA, A Choir, B Choir, H.R. Gov., Rifle Club, Homecoming Queen Candidate. 54 Subra, Geraldine GAA, A Choir, B Choir. - ,A Simonsen, Julie M Staff. 'N Q Sferger, Shirley GAA, A Choir, B Choir, H.R. Gov., Library Staff. ix Sudeith, Merance GAA. 29 Swongstue, Sylvie Thiry, Beverly GAA. Torntore, Anthony B Choir. Tourville, Donno GAA, Soph. Rep., Fresh. Rep., Girls M Club, Contact Club. Upholl, Morlys Ulness, Janet Y-Teens Sec., Daily Trainer StaH, GAA, Library Staff, Girls Girls M Club. Club, 30 Thompson, Carol GAA, A Choir. I-1.R. Gov. Drama. Trecartin, James Football, Track, Baseball, Boys M Club. Vonderhoff, Delores Drama, GAA. Torp, Judith Cogwhcel Staff, M Staff, Dailj Trainer StaH. Girls M Cluh GAA. Triemert, Joan On-the-Iob Training. f t E , 2 Q .al Vunderholi, William lr. Rep. nv' A ,J Vilksl Andrew Vincent, Deanne Tcnnis, Boys M Club. GAA, Bowling, Archery. fi!! Wayts, Barbara Weigel, Carlyle M Staff, Cogwhecl Staff, Daily H.R. Gov., Rifle Club, Apparatus, Trainer Staff. Track, AL Wig, Beverly Willkom, Richard GAA, Pep Club. Apparatus, Football, Cross Country. 'fb Waldvogel, Gayle Cogwhcel Staff, Swimming, Tennis, Boys M Club, Hi-Y, Daily Trainer Staff. Weiss, Evelyn Cogwhccl Staff Co. Ed., Daily Trainer Staff, GAA, Girls M Club, DAR Rep., M Staff Co. Ed., Contact Club, Spanish Club, H.R. Capt., Thespians, Sr. Class Pres. Yackley, Stuart Football, Basketball. iw Watts, Eugene Apparatus, Track. W In X ... 'X 1 t sag a Q' -,Q waki- x Ho , .. . sh Yrs., Wermager, Eugen 31 Aguirre, Frank Bacigalupo, Donald Berglund, Carl Braeker, Jack Broz, Louis Campbell, Richard Celitans, Janina Celitans, John Chelberg, Cliltord Chytracek, Roy Coleman, Robert Connolly, Ray Corbett, Harold Cramer, Robert Donahue, Daniel Dreyling, James Drobinski, Jerome Egyhazi, Ronald Emon, Joseph Erickson, Robert Fenlon, James Foster, Mabe Fowler, Valadio Garrett, John Greiskalns, Albina Gubash, Peter Luna, Conception Guzman, Robert Harris, Hazel Hazelman, David Hebe, Kenneth Herbst. Joseph Baker, Margaret Berkovitz, Sherilee Birchem, Carole Brunell, Herbert Byland, Marlene Cartier, Melvin Celitans, Ianina Cramer, Robert Demarais, Beverly Doepner, Marylene Eans, Patricia Elmer, Ileane Emon, Ioseph Erickson, Darlene Fastner, Mary Lou Florian, Io Ann Garrett, John Gaul, Ioyce Giles, Elizabeth Greiskalns, Albina Gurske, Albert Hagen, Phil Ham, Wendy Hedblum, Dorothy Heredia, Elodia Holmes, Patsy Hook, Darlene House, Louise P. Howard, Iudith Ingleston, Robert Iohnson, Robert Iohnson, Shirley Kaigas, Iaan Kircholf, Ruth Kiris, Alfred HONOR ROLL Krumins, Iuris Langlois. Ioanne Learmann, Orville Lecy, Marlys Leighton. Shirley Livingston, Ierome Londroche, Curtis Lowe, Iacqueline Martagon, Berta Marx, Nancy Maurer, Frederick Meron, Rosalie Pastorius, Rosalie Raasch, Joyce Reed, David Renfrew, Kathleen Riley, Marlys Rudzitis, Olgerts Ruiz, Sylvia Rybisky, Ioan Samuelson, Barbara Sayles, Marcella Schommer, Margaret Shields, Carol Stowman, Richard Thompson, Carol Ulness, Ianet Uphoff, Marlys Vanderhoff. Delores Vilks, Andrew Vincent, Deanne Weigel, Carlyle Weiss, Evelyn Williams, Richard Wohlferd, Barbara SHUTTER SHY SENIORS Jensen, Peter Jones, Robert Kager, Marlene Kiris, Al Klein, Henry Klein, Victor Komro, James Krummins, Juris Lachowitzer, James Launderville, James Layer, Carl Lewondowski, Daniel Lewis, Joseph Livingston, Jerome Lucyk, George Luedtke, Jerry Madison, Joseph Mauricio, Isabelle Mc Bride, Dennis Mc Donald, John Mc Donough, Daniel Mendez, Placido Mercado, Richard Meron, Rosalie Metzler, Paul Moeseng, Richard Mottoz, Harold Nelson, Frank Neveaux, Roger Niemczyk, Kenneth Olson, Barbara O'Neill, Fred Parlin, Larry Pastorius, Maynard Pothen, Edward Raway, Donald Rea, Jerry Reed, David Renteria, Arthur Rothman, Frank Rousseau, William Rubbelke, Richard Rudzitis, Olgerts Sanchez, Stephen Sakavich, Helen Sawchuck, Sharon Smaller, Floyd Soler, Donald Stadler, Walter Steidl, Marlene Stoppel, Phyllis Stotzheim, Ronald Tabor, Eugene Upsher, Joseph Vorlicky, Donald Walczak, James Wallace, Patrick Weber, Marlene West, Roger Williams, Richard Wohlferd, Barbara Woulfe, James Wygonowski, Robert Zacharias, Charles , 'W' 1. S 6 1 as .3 N A ' 1 if 57: if 28 .7 If K.. x SW ui' I i Q- I ,., . , ,. , A r - . of 'X 1 ' A ,O if . ,J 3 of 5 ' -1' ' A MECHANIC ARTS, ON CAPITOL HILL-On Capitol Hill is truly an appropriate h t eme for Mechanic Arts. Its knowledge of government and better participation in it is expressed in the school life and activities of student and faculty. One can easily see it is a school with democratic ways and without racial and religious prejudices. Our school life and activities are combined because one section can hardly get along without the other, just as the students themselves cannot get along without each other. This is easily acknowledged throughout the school year as we look forward to all the coming events whether they be big or small. There is First of all homecoming right in the heart of football season. There are the hockey and basketball games, school dances, clubs, formal da ' I 1 h ' ' nces, particu ar y t e IS, and the fun and seriousness of class elections. For the seniors, they have their senior trip and that all important day of their life, graduation. Let us not forget our friends and classmates we have come to know and work by and our teachers who, no matter what, never seem to let us down. All this can mean so much to us as we are b ' ll l in our way of living. Our school life and activities help to play a much bigger part in our lives than we realize for the students of MA today will be the citizens of the U. S. tomorrow. Yes, with the democratic ways of our students and faculty, we have made Mechanic Arts a school that rightfully deserves to be located On Capitol Hill. emg, as we as earning to be democratic . gf .J ,, s at . Q3 5 g . X,-.V 1 hr lfii' 33 I 1 ,Pe HOME ROOM GOVS. Row 1: M. Schlief, F. Simoncs, S Berkovitz, M. Schommer, I. Shel ton, I. Dallman, P. Raasch. Row 2 D. Erickson, M. Doepner, F. Guz man, I. Howard, P. White, A Riley, Mr. O'Rourke. Row 3: M. Fulbright, C. Thompson, R. How- ard, L. Kealy, I. Gunter, P. Holmes D. Airhart. Row 4: D. Ernst, R. Pleau, S. Yackley, A. Renteria, I. Rubbelke, R. Iohnson, D. Alfonso Row E Daddario A Iackson R. 5: . , . . , Iohnston, A. Ludwig, I. Shelton, O Stowman. 34 , R STUDENT COUNCIL Roux 1: I. Lowe, Treasurer, McGowan, Vice President, O'Rourkc, Adviser, C. Claussc Secretary. Row 2: P. Holmes, Wright, A. Tourville, K. Renfre L. Launderville. Row 3: P. Stil I. Rubbelke, T. Iennen, S. Olsc Row 4: I. Todora, D. Edlestcin, Stowman. R. Johnston. 'V it r . 3 -r IUNIOR REPS Row 1: G. Marx, L. Brown, R McCauley, A. Buniersine, I. Iohn- son. Row 2: S. Olson, P. Stiles, E Schulz, L. Iohnson, D. Switala, V. Ellingson. Row 3: II. Lanoux, M Domngala. D. Iohnson, L. Lang, I Iohnson, D. Rninelli. Row 4: R Smith, E. Dadmlario. M. Lcnrlwny K. Bruestlrf. K. Haider. 'N if 'J l . SOPHOMORE REPS. Yow 1: A. Olson, C. Casey, A. ' Doyle, I. McNally, A. Tourville, ?ow 2: I. Bednarck, C. Perez, D. . laasch, D. Smith, L. Launderville S. Brooks. Row 3: I. Robinson, F Jlson, N. Lanoux, R. Bacigalupo SI. DcFicl, P. Kelley, B. Rosty l. E. Neilson, Adv. qi Ar .mg I A , 0 35 WORLD AFFAIRS I Row I: S. Sawchuk, B. Nelson, Swangsluc, V. Martinez, I. Qua S. Ruiz, L. Gilson, Adv. Row F. O'Ncil, D. Campbell, I. Flori D. Donahue, D. McBride. Row P. Wallace, G. Patterson, B. H4 ning, F. Mauer, D. Soler. Q F155 E if WORLD AFFAIRS Il 2 , Row 1: M. Miller, R. Greifzu, I. H, in , Lachowitzer, Mrs. Gilson, Adv., S. I 0 Yacklcy, R. Willkom. Row 2: P. X I' Lynch, E. Germain, M. Rivera, F. i.f. Kb Simones, R. Guzman, W. Hum, V H M E. Weiss, S. Berkovitz. Row 3: E. . Giles, P. Eans, N. Snuro, R. Ingles- . ton, A. Gurske, I. Rea. Roux 4: I. Gunter, M. Lucy, I. Fenlon, N. 5 r ,S ' LaGronc, I. Hcrlst, I. Stunway, V. Q I - 1 Andrcn. 5, 1 L A XJ 36 J uv iw' 1 fy 4 rf. if -3 . .5 if- T iff. we II ,. . H4 E r f fi 'Q' Q3 'wxfxf fi MM: x 1 ' KI flwf 4-24 'ink' HOME ROGM CAPTAINS Raw 1: P. McNally, T. Leas- kas, G. Avaloz, R. Ernst. Row 2: E. Weiss, D. Hus- nik, S. Bcrkovitz, D. Air- hart, F. Simones. Row 3: C. Burg, I. Raasch, A. Greis- kalns, I. Elmer. Row 4: V. Andren, I. Cierzan, M. Thi- bcault, G. Nelson. Row 5: O. Stowman, D. Braun, R. Howard. Y 1-if ...ga . :ik rs 3 1. I YF ,. ,,,, I li F f, .ki . f mc 2, Q, OFFICE TRAINING Row 1: R. Franco, I. Raasch, His- torian, R. Eppinger, Secretary, D. Tourville, Vice-President, Dorothy Hedblum, President, L. Matousch, coordinator, Row 2: M. King, M. Uphoif, B. Murtagon, I. Tricmcrt, I. Langlois, M. Schommer, R. Kir- choH. Row 3: M. Hyland, C. Shields, B. Demuruis, D. Erickson, R. Meron, S. Klinger. Row 4: I. Ulness, P. Stoppel, C. Thompson, R. Pleau, I. Emon, B. Vundcrhoff, L. Schrcad- er. 38 I3 llgiiii' lug? li 5? OFFICE FORCE Row 1: R. Franco, D. Scherer, Prkron, Mrs. Roan, Mrs. Anrler Mrs. Nelson, P. Potter, M. Vicl- R. Mutzberg. Roux 2: M. Mass M. Fitzgerald, S. Vasquez, B. nelli, I. Hensel, E. Aplikowsk Gaul, S. Ellingson, H. Snkn' Pow 3: M. Monienu, P. Vander' P. Beane, P. Stiles, C. Wright Hchn. P. White, A. Lundherg. 4: T. Singer, M. Lindberg, Millers, L. Schreader, M. Lecy Lendwny, S. Ellingsworth, I. I man, M. Boston. au' - s 2 5 Q ' 45,- 9,-f 3 'lui sv 4- I ' I K--e' :-1 7 .I 9 RETAIL SELLING Row 1: P. Steidl, L. Brown, R. V Williams, I. Hoffman, D. Whaley. Row 2: K. Hansen, P. Holes, D. Q Kobinski, M. Brooten, P. Potter, M. Nash. Rauf 3: I. Spalding, P. , Dunn, C. Meyer, M. Vickery, C Hogan. Row 4: P. Olson, R. Iohn son, M. Pastorius, I. Komro, R Komro, M. Lendway. OCCUPATIONAL RELATIONS Row 1: C. Prokosch, M. Pekron, S. Bocrjan, R. Williams, A. I. Hanzel, Adviser, R. Dagostino, M. Sayles, E. Miles. Row 2: E. Heredia, N. Lusk, G. Proskow, D. Blackman, S. Pace, M. Sandin, D. Montbriand, M. Grewing. Row 3: N. Donner- baucr, I. Rubbelke, P. Siercks, D. Alfonso, M. Boston, I. McDonald, C. Meyer, M. Iohnson, I. Simonson. Row 3: G. Lucyk, L. Kerr, F. Gur- ney, D. Braun, R. Dunsmorc, R Gnerer, I. Henschell, C. Zacharias Row 5: M. Pastorius, I. Komro, G Harwell, D. Haselman, B. Rous- seau, E. Wermagcr, I. Drobinski G. Waldvogel. -vfvfi ri Tlili ggi ilhgi. 5. Q 12 s , if A . - 1 , A5 Jhpbn .1 S I ' me -I V. i i -1 li 39 STENOGRAPHY Row 1: E. Schultz, B. Williams, l Scherer,,C. Rutherford, B. Kellc V. Strickler, Adviser. Row 2: l Anderson, T. Cartier, S. Berger, Manke, A. Argetsinger, K. He schell. Row 3: R. Smith, P. Dun M. Domagala, M. Stuff, A. Hin mel, P. White, C. Hogan, H. Littl ,., . M S, or in . 5- ff: Q X Lv ,. ' : a. f ', ...Aft , , M? . 3. A , 3 ' . ,, 'Q -vf 'w , 5,2 .. 'B I 1 i f i .A A I ,M ' Us K ' 's - . o . .A ifiil f . if-ff-3 f' .- 35' ' f 'I Wifi. I ji, t ' Fx -I 'ff lf li A s?f'ifQ'7-3 u - 1 -. K. A 1, Q X 1' ,V 'gi idlifi wx . . - . 15. A' 5 'H - ' ' -- .L 'Q ' ' Q'-1 Y-'iw . 1'-Z ' ' .f J igs - m ' ' - Q Q . . 'A f i we A' W ' ' - 'Alf X 223-11, I ru... '13-is .f , ' v, . X l A. , jzllfg-3. 331. . 251: ' ,' f31'f.1 , x j ff. i 3 A ' X XX -if w ait , - 1 . '35-,tr axe: 3 31 5'.5'1 .' . 1' f ' in 'i A ' ' . 35. 2 q - 1'3 ViQY + I-'ffii ' 'Q'-7' 'ffl ....fi15e,'.- o + , A . . ff 5 , :sir fav -11' .' 1521 -'W .r wif: 1 ' I- - H t ff ' 4 L L .W . . ' .... .fig-A ' A . V f ::': F' ' QF' 'ff it 5 1 or . , Y, if -, 'fl ' ' ':.. - A X QS. A V, A A in jf . In 7 xt, 251,-4 I4 ' wxu w L- . , qi' , f f 1 -1 ' f 'ri' , . ' ' if '5 75 . 6? T' in A' A r 1- ..Hsf11ixfff -if . f 553. ,f we '- -.' R i 42.31 QE! ,- ., . - Y 1 A A . 5, STENOGRAPHY Row li M. Miller, G. Margettc, Mrs. Gilson, H. Lane. Roux 2: S. Cecka, I. Willoughby, P. Regan, S. Ellingson, E. Schultz, D. Sherman. Row 3: S. Schmitz, K. Canelf, E. Fisher, K. Adelhelm, S. Anderson. Row 4: S. Howard, A. Garrett, A. Magnuson, I. Drobinski. 40 --E ...rig f .2 .- ' Q, life - v li B 53? 'X fl PHYSICS Row 1: S. Howard, P. White, M. Thibeault, H. A. Walcott, I. Mc- Donald, I. Gaul, I. Lusk. Row 2 S. Leighton, M. Murphy, B. Abbott, G. Ramsey, H. Erickson, I. Stan- way. Row 3: C. Layer, I. Herbst I. Luedtke, D. Ward, I. Handel, B Hislop, T. Kerr. Row 4: B. Iohn- son, I. Adams, B. Henning, D. Wil- kom, D. Edelstein, P. Wallace. CHEMISTRY Roux 1: D. Erickson, E. Weiss, M. Fastncr, I. Lowe, T. McGowan, D. Stowman, T. Renfrew, W. Ham S. Berkovitz, R. St. Sauvcr. Raw 2? A. Racho, F. Simones, I. Iohnson, P. Upchurch, A. Millers, B. Foster R. Smitty, O. Learmann, A. Greis: kalns. Row 3: I. Elmer, I. Florian, G. Nelson, D. Ernst, I. Miller, I. Madison, F. Smaller, R. Krowning Mr. Griffin, Adviser. Roux 4: Ii Ioint, I. Schlump, P. Kultnutter c. Chelberg, R. Nowicki, R. Colez man, D. Pichler, F. Maurer. Row 5 A. Vilks, C. Weigel, C. Dorgan V. Nelson, I. May, F. Lewis, O Rudzitis, I. Krumins. Q S 4 Vg txt 1 i r 41 HIGHER MATH Row 1: D. Airhart, T. Renfre Treasurer, I. Garrett, Vice-Pre dent, F. Ek, Adviser, D. Stowma President, P. Holmes, Secretary, McCall. Row 2: A. Millers, Svendsen, D. Halverson, D. .f fonso, I. Flood, M. Thibeault, Torp. Row 3: O. Stowman, R. H lop, K. Bruesrle, O. Rudzitis, f Murray, L. House, S. Andersc Row 4: G. Nelson, A. Valdovsk H. Brunell, A. Kiris, D. Reed, Edelstein, D. O'Neill. Row 5: Maurer, A. Vilks, A. Bomersine, Iohnson, C. Weigel, I. Krumins, Krinte. FRENCH Row 1: B. Rybisky, P. Carpenter I. Lowe, I. Bihneman, P. McNally Row 2: I. Glass, B. Dodge, I. Kel ler, C. Lund, M. Thibeault, W. Ham, D. Meyer, B. Scharnbeck, C Wright, P. Beane, A. Tourville, I Rongilsek, Miss Moosebrugger, Ad- viser. Row 3: K. Bruestle, R. Ernst, L. Laundervillc, P. Dunn, M. Mul lens, B. Svendsen, A. Millers, T Singer, C. Berneche, B. Vincent, D Cindrich, M. Fitzgerald. Row 4 A. Bomersine, A. Ludwig, R. Dague, R. I0hnson,'A. Vnldovskis I. Miller, I. Lnnnier, I. Powers, R Rainelli, A. Sorini, R. Reiling, C O'Connor. 42 SPANISH CLUB Row 1: I. McNally, M. Lopez, T. Rea, A. Rodriguez, B. Paredes. Row 2: C. Kelly, D. Raasch, .W. Hegna, R. Guzman. Row 3: G. Hummel, D. Olsen, D. Stowman, R. Krinte, B. Dodge. LIBRARY CLUB Roux 1: D. Scherer, I. McNally, E. Olson, Adviser, C. Uphotf, M. Up hoff, C. Kelly, Row 2: I. Wright, M. Vickery, T. Cartier, I. Quam, T. Renfrew, G. Tennant. kow 3: S. Kammueller, I. Lanoux, I. Morris, S. Brooks, W. Ham. Row 4: I. El- mer, M. Rupkus, D. Olsen, I. Flo- rian, M. Lecy, P. Kelley. 1 ssl. 'ie 5 ll 5 I 4 li f Qi R 43 Y' I FUN NITE COMMITTEE Row Ii D. Little, Secretary, I. To- dora, Treasurer, D. Alfonso, Co- chairman, I. Lowe, Co-chairman Row 2: M. Frechette, A. Tourvillc, D. Airhart, C. Claussen. Row 3: N. Sauro, D. Rainelli, I. Schultz M. McDonough. 44 Sw C335 CONTACT CLUB Row 1: C. Iuelich, D. Husnick, I Cierzan, P. Dunn, Co-chairman, D Alfonso, Co-chairman, R. Eppingei D. Tourville, I. Montbriand, M Doepner, P. Potter. Row 2: C. Burg E. Weiss, E. Germain, B. Reiling A. Tourville, K. I-Ienschell, I. Gun ter, S. Vasquez, S. Olson. Row 3 M. Burg, Y. LaForte, L. Launder ville, C. Hogan, M. Fitzgerald, M Thibeault, R. Pastorius, N. Olson Row 4: M. Vickery, I. Keller, I Drobinski, R. Reiling, D. Rainelli R. Coleman, R. Foster, B. Hislop Row 5: M. Murphy, I. Lannier, A Ludwig, R. Dague, I. Toclora, 'I McGowan, D. Vincent, M. Rupku: W 'WK QWWX .Q L.- if I . Q ,f 5 5:1 -f . ,V Q' is f ,. lv 8 A . ' 'T Y-TEENS uf 1' C Schultz K Renfrew . . , . , I. xrian, D. Erickson. Row 2: M. las- 'sen, I. Gibis, B. Bickford, D. Hed- um, P. Beane. TJ v YQ? N Mau'-1 V xsfj' HI-Y Raw 1: O. Lcnrman, Secretary, R. Iohnston, President, T. McGowan, Vice-President, D. Stowman, Treas- urer. Row 2: R. Guzman, K. Brucs- tlc, D. Ernst, D. Airhart. Row 3: D. O'Nr:ill, Rublmclkc, O. Stow- man, M. Linclncr, B. Hislop. Row 4: I. O'N4-ill. C. Dorgnn, A. Bomer- sinc, G. Waldvogel. 45 DRAMA PERIOD I Row 1: B. Levy, I. Fuller, Miss Allen, Adviser, C. Casey, I. Mc- Nally. Roux 2: Barbara Nelson, R. Guzman, S. Vasquez, M. Mus- succi, C. Kelly, I. Celitans. Row 3: P. Ludwig, A. Rougou, D. Cind- rich, I. Lusk, M. Baker, M. St. Sauver, P. Steidl. Row 4: P. Holes, T. Singer, G. Waldvogel, I. Walker, D. Sayles, S. Johnson. Row 5: G. Iensen, I. Lannier, R. Iohnson, I. O'Neil, R. Abbott, H. Mann. 46 DEBATE Row 1: D. Shafer, M. Fischer, M Allen, Adviser, P. Eans, H. Erick son. Row 2: B. Foster, I. Robinsor L. Boswell, N. LaGronc, P. Olsor X . I nr' r' f 1' we ,. ry-N -- RADIO Faux 1: G. Margcttc, R. St. Sauver, l. Sawchuk, M. Allen, Adviser, I. Quam, C. Uphoff, M. Riley. Row 2: l. Cavegn. D. Drobinski, A. Gries- Lalns, P. White, I. Willoughby, A. lacho, P. Hudncko, E. Myles. Row 3: S. Olson, I. Wright, A. Lund- acrg, M. Nestaval, D. Hess, F. langel, I. Steiner, S. Vasquez, V. 7owler. Row 4: I. Lanoux, F. Diaz, X. Iohnson, D. Stnmnes, M. Grecna- fzilt, F. Silva, D. Lovstcin, M. Ful- iright. DRAMATICS III Row 1: B. Nelson, I. Rybisky, M. Allen, Adviser, M. Schlief. B Scharnbcck. Row 2: B. Woods, E Vincent, I. Hoffman, C. Maylone M. Dietsch, Y. LnForte. Row 3. I. Glass, R. Wagner, R. Iohnson, S Kzvmmucllcr. H. Lane. a 2 Q :- 47 A CHOIR Row Ii M. Sayles, R. Dagostino, l Heredia, D. Little, E. Ramachc P. Shields, B. Myles, D. Hathawa Row 2: M. Weber, A. Racho, johnson, M. Anderson, I. I-lowarl L. DeMulling, H. Sachovich, f Woods, B. Crenshaw, M. Imholl Row 3: M. Mullen, M. Burg, Stiles, M. I. Hylton, M. Monjea E. Schulz, P. Vanderhoff, I. Drobiz ski. Row 4: I. Braeker, I. Herm H. Lane, P. Fulbright, B. Battle, Stanway, I. Lanoux, I. Rubbelke, Vasquez. Row 5: R. Nelson, ' Gonzales, R. Iohnston, I. Lowe, I Greifzu, T. Francis, P. Cosgrov C. Berglund, J. Shelton, I. McDo. ald. B CHOIR Row 1: D. Nelson, H. Vasquez, W. Hegna, A. Olson, I. Arntzen, D. Hathaway, E. Hockenberger, I Desmond, D. Ewing, R. Blaisdell C. Uphoff. Row 2: I. Rongitsch, M Massucci, P. Regan, T. Himmel, B Cindrich, D. Cindrich, I. Ransom E. Douglass, C. Walker, P. Hu- G dacko. Row 3: A. Magnuson, G. Iensen, B. Rosty, A. Scarver, L Albrecht, V. Hess, M. Stuff, N Stotzheim. Row 4: R. Rufer, B Iones, R. Eyler, T. Torntore, B Parker, I. Petschl, A. Ritter, D Novak. 48 1 GIRLS' CHORUS Row 1: T. Leaskas, I. Deliel, C Ferguson, I. Holran, M. Blooten I. O'Brien, N. Woodward, I. Ruiz, I. Caneff, I. Taylcr, D. Hathaway Row 2: H. Powers, C. Hull, S. Sce- bold, A. Palomo, B. Chandler, D Kendlc, C. Mason, E. Fettig, P Larson, I. Iensen. Row 3: M. Rup- kus, E. Koslowski, S. Baribcau, R Kardell, B. Turner, B. Eyler, M Swanson, W. Alexander, D. Town- send, D. Iobst. x 1 GIRLS' CHORUS Row 1: E. Castillo, P. McCarthy I. LeBlanc, Mrs. Hathaway, D Grinsteinncr, E. Price, I. Murray V. Tcreau. Row 2: C. Rcdiskc, S LeBakken, A. Spicer, I. Plummer A. Argetsinger, I. Ernst, J. Bahnc- man, P. Schneider. Row 3: V. Mes- ter, N. Burrill, L. Launderville, S Young, I. Bakken, D. Mammcnga C. Barr, M. Lucier. Row 4: B Ieffrey, S. Wcissmann, P. Diaz, G Villneauve, R. Watson, C. Spicer M. Schlief. Row 5: P. Filbin, B Reiling, I. Kosman, C. Schultz, C Gotch, D. Ulness, I. Icnsen. 3' P-V? 49 ist ....-xxx., RED CROSS Row 1: E. Miles, I. McNally, E. Heredia, R. St. Sauver, I. Cancff, B. Demarais, I. Lowe, R. Eppinger, I. Raasch. Row 2: B. Martagon, I. Triemert, C. Bartell, P. Schneider, B. Kelley, I. Fritsch, V. Ellingson, D. Scherer, T. Leaskas. Row 3: F. Simones, P. Holmes, I. Mont- briand, D. Erickson, I. Ulness, B. Crenshaw, V. Fowler, B. Woods, B. Scharnbeck, A. Tourvillc, C. Kelly. Row 4: A. Olson, R. Trejo, I. Howard, M. Hylton, D. Hook, I. Gaul, I. Willoughby, I. Iohnson, S. Iohnson, P. Upchurch, L. Lang. Row 5: M. Thibeault, A. Millers, K. Brown, S. Kammueller, I. Glass, P. Kelley, C. Thompson, I. Elmer, R. Schutzmeistcr, D. Ulness. Row Mansen, M. Rupkus, H. Brunell, I. 6: M. Domagala, I. Drobinski, M. Lowe, D. Stowman, P. Dunn, P. Fulbright, H. Lane, M. Church. 50 BOYS' CHORUS Row 1: H. Peterson, G. Cole, McKercher, H. Knowlton, S. tey, G. Meyer, R. Prokosch, I. I prk, I. Simonsen, Mrs. Hatha' Row 2: D. Flaherty, I. Pignatc Larson, L. Herrick, M. Walker Rea, V. Zilles, S. Cooper. Rau G. Vukich, I. Robinson, D. Sn E. Ballard, W. Bach, L. Lam W. Nelson, S. Munoz, R. Wall .- W 1 .F W I BOWLING CLUB Row 1: P. Munke, Mrs. Hnrtleben, Adviser, S. Berkovitz, Treasurer, R. Dague, President, E. Giles, Secre- tary, Mr. Peterson, Adviser, G. Hook. Row 2: L. Iohnson, I. Gibis, I. Hensel, S. Olson, S. Anderson, E. Aplikowski, C. Lund, I. Mc- Nally, I. Bnhncmun, A. Lundberg. Rauf :3 L. Laiunderville, R. Reiling, B. Railing, I. Iohnson, T. Singer, I. Flood, T. Renfrew, C. Kelly. Row 4: O. Stowmzm, -I. Rubbelke, K. Rflifvle. C. Nelson, ll. Svendsen, P. Fulbright, R. Pastorius. Row 5: C. Bwgiuiiu, C. Dorgan, R. Cramer, A. Bomersine, D. O'Neill, I. Brac- ker, A. Rougou. AUDIO-VISUAL Row 1: G. Cole W. Harris D Johnson, R. Reiling, D. McCall, D Rogers. Row 2: R. E. Sitzer, Ad viser, E. Taylor, D. Campbell, W Nelson, L. Kerr, R. Smith. Row 3 I. May, R. Buchholz, M. Anderson R. Dague, A. Iaiekson, M. Lindner 51 5 E Q I S I 2 l E 1 ...hw S Q r t A I , . l i - If ,. .W . EAI S oi i L I IW. GIRLS' M CLUB Row 1: I. King, R. Pastorius, T. Renfrew, M. I-Iartleben, I. Cierzan, P. Holmes, M. Lecy, M. Baker. Row 2: C. Iuelich, I. Lowe, D. Little, E. Heredia, M. Schommer, D. Husnick, G. Marx, I. Torp, M. Uphoff, V. Ellingson. Row 3: A. Lundberg, President, P. Stiles, S. Olson, Sec., P. Sifrcks, D. Blacks mun, E. Schulz, E. Schulz, R. Ep- pinger, D. Tourville, S. Berkovitz. Row 4: M. Thibeault, I. Raasch, I. Gunter, C. Iohnson, N. Marx, E. Weiss, E. Germain, M. Docpner. I. Iohnson. Row 5: W. I-lam, M. Mullen, G. Nelson, P. Fulbright, M. Church, Vice Pres., R. Howard, B. Svendsen, D. Hedblum, V. An- dren, E. Giles, Treas. 52 M i .- RIFLE CLUB Row 1: Mr. Robert Peterson, viscr, A. Tschida, R. St. Sat F. Guzman, D. Thompson. Roz. R. Pastorius, S. Schmitz, R. Ki M. Thibeault, Treasurer, E. G Secretary. Row 3: R. Buchh Vice-President, L. Broz, Presid O. Stowman, V. Klein, C. Lc roche, M. Ketchmarr. . an 00 0 0 pg 5, S' 1 o, lt... i kv f 1. L. ir PEP CLUB Row 1: M. Lccy, T. Singer, E. He- redia, E. Schultz, D. Little, E Schultz, I. McNally, P. Carpenter T. Renfrew. Row 2: ll. Rybisky, V Tereau, C. Iuelieh, V. Ellingson, Il. Mnrtagon, M. Uphoff, I. Torp, I' Schneider, R. St. Suuver, M. Schommer, M. Baker, G. Hook, C Kelly. Raw 3: D. Iohnson, D Hook, B. Chandler, Il. Eyler. I5 Ulness, C. Gotch, D. Kendle, C Rediske, T. Lopez, I. Yager, G Tennant, Mrs. Hartleben, Adviser Row 4: DeFiel, S. March, P Beane, A. Olson, C. Bartell, S Berkovitz, I. Lowe, M. Lopez, P McNally, I. Ernst, I. Holrnn, D Meter, E. Rzimucher. Row 5: M Massucci, M. Doepner, P. Stiles, S Olson, I. Iohnson, L. L'-untlerville I. Glass, L. Spefker, S. Reichcr, M Rivera, C. Spicer, C. Gultlen, F Guzman. Row 6: S. Vasquez, L Bey, M. Erickson, P. Raaseli, A Van Clcave, W. Ham, P. Holmes E. Weiss, I. Montbriand, M. Rivera I. Cicrzan, S. Charter, I. Herrne Row 7: I. Gibis, B. MacDonald, E Pzlvlak, G. Nelson, B. Svcntlsen, M Mullen, R. Ziolkowski, B. Rosty, A Ritter, C. Schultz, I. King. A Chute. G.A.A. 'ow 1: C. Iuelich, K. Renfrew, M. ecy, W. Ham, Mrs. Hartleben, R. .rinte. B. Rosty. T. Leaskas. Row : I. Ernst, P. McNally, I. Bahnc- ian, G. Hook, C. Casey, E. Ram- :her, R. Franco, H. Vasquez. Row I C. Kelly, L. Kasid, P. Carpenter, . Reischel, H. Ryliisky, E. Heredia, I. Retllske, M. Romero. Row 4: . Nieman, M. Fitzgerald, I. Ron- itsch, E. Aplikowski, I. Hensel, I. lontbriantl, M. Massucci. Row 5: '. Laliorte, C. Maylone. L. Bey, L. .aunrlerville, I. Keller, G. Tennant, J. Meyer, B. Vtfoocls. Row 6: P. lelley, N. Marx, V. Antlren, I lunter, B. Vincent. A. Riley, M. ivera. 53 i - a W GYM LEADERS Raw 1: K. Cum-ff, I. Ili-snmml. I Iollnson, C. lluggm, ll. XVL'lllllglKlIl I. 'l'4irp. Rom 2: l'. Miinkc. I Schultz, M. Limllicrg, I. Spililin I. Rcqiil, M. lfix-clicttc. Row ff l Giles, P. Fullwrifglit, M. Cliurcli, M limniigola, B. Woods. 1 CAA-PICTURE I Row 1: Olliccrs----I. Turp, M. licaiulr, Ii. Uilcw, S. Olwn, Church, A. Lumllwcrg, I. MUN Row 2: li, Williams, D, Tour R. Fppingcr, I. Cicfzxin, F. miiin, D, Ilusnick, R. Kzxnlul Ilcnsclivll. Row 9: P. l.i1clwi. Glass, Ilcrmv, T. Cartier. Drimzigiilxi. l'. BL-zinc, C. S5 Row 4: M. Swanson, C. Ilogii Fylcr, M. Dncpncr, I. Gibb Lung. Row 5: I. Drfiliinski, Dnnmgiilzi, IJ. K4-mllc, M. Rug C. Glitch, C. Schultz, M. L: Row 6: IE. Pzivliik., B. Ilickforcl Lcmlxvziy, R. Smith, D. Vinccn Piistorius. -sl CHEERLEADERS Raw 1: M. Lacy, Captain, T. Sing cr, E. Hcrcdia, Captain, E. Schulz D. Little, E. Schulz, I. McNally, P Carpenter, T. Rcnfrcw, Captain. 55 ...uma l I IOMEMAKING--l7OOI,JS Row 1: A. McCarthy, T. I.e41skna, N. XVoudwnrd, M. Gnrrity, L. Arrc dundo, I. Cunetf, K. Brown, M Imhulte. Row 2: I. Czlnell, I. Rillell I. Plummer, XV. Swinalmn, H. Saku- vieh, L. Moran, M. Snnllin. Row Vg V. Martinez, E. Nilke, S. Mnrch I. Lloyd, R. Gulden, R. Nienun, S Miller, D. Nelson, Raw 4: C Deutsch, M. Brisson, C. McNeely S. Brooks, I. Kosmnn, G. Cooper I. Keller. Row 5: N. Meiglwn, I Read, I. Spalding, B. Bieklurd, P Stoppel, I. Krambeer, P. Larson, I5 Eylet. 56 Wren' FLAG TVVIR LIZRS AND M.'XIORE'l l'ES 7 . Row 1: C. Burg, M. llwepm-r, I.. I l clervillc, I. Holmes. Run' A. Vgln Llexlve, P. R.mscl1. Hnm, Hernl Mniurctte. Nm IZ is Q? if rf . IQ 0 I0 la K. Q 5' 2 4 CLASS OFFICERS VOC. Row 1: S. Olson, Pre Voc. Vice President: T. Lopez, Secretary: I. Viedellin, Treasurer, G. Hook, Freasurerg D. Ewing, Vice. Pres.: I. Beard, Pre. Voc. Adviser. Row 2: f. Kirkwood. S. Eduards, D. rlusnick, treasurer, Senior: L. Ran- gel, Pres., I. Fritsch, Vice Pres., Ir.: V. Ellingson, Sec., Ir., A. E. Quirk, Soph. class adviser. Row 3: D. Gou- cr, Pres., Suph.g R. Lang, Sec., Tresh.g A. Vanclcave, Pres., Ir.: . Gunter, Sec., Sr., R. Pasrorius, 'rcs., Sr.: M. Doepner, Vice Pres., ir., Mrs. Hurman, Senior Adviser. , Ti 1 y- sex .fir 'i gr' f ' 'f QQ 1 P 4 W B xx FC ffffw be is IIOMEMXKING ---' CLOTHES Row I: D. Ewing, I. Dcfiel, I. Tay- lor, L. Crossman. l'I. liumqardner. N. DeMarre. I. Birchcm, IS. Levy. K. llenschell. Row 2: I. Gibis, I. Ernst, I. Ruiz. ID. Vasquez, R. llessf ler, A. Dayle, P. lluclack, S. Zacha- rias, B. Myles, M. Uplioll. Raw 3: B. Woods, M. Swanson, B. Icffrey, S. XVeissman, S. Sccbold, D. Ken- dlc, M. Readcl, lf. Guzman, L. Prokosch, A. Olson, D. House. Row 4: D. Blackman, A. Palomu, M. Gallo, M. Domigala, R. lfick, B. Crenshaw, G. Villneauve, I. Sie- benaler, P. Sicrcks, W. Hcgna. Row 5: D. Kobinski, R. Ziolkowski, S. Kammueller, L. Allmreclit, A. Gar- rett, M. Church, L. Iohnson, C. Schultz, L. House, S. Schmitz. R I 1 .ff ,X I . K -iv is . in 0 S Q 57 x -'Nw ,. 13 f ?!Ef?,11Q1E2Ei2ffv1Q I SWE ZA 2 w .-I Q.. , ' 143' Y 13' his ,. rg 3- J R , ff I gflfffi' ff A I ,, , 5 fl-if 'xx' 1.4 PRE-VOCATIONAL Row 1: C. Rccliskc, I.. Rnngel. M. Hummel, I. Beard, Advisor. S. Edwwrnk, D. Grinstcinncr, S. Mc- Carrhv. M. Rcndcl. Row 2: V. Galvin. I. Rirchcm, S. Rcischul, R. Vickcry. E, Spicer, P. Schnvidcr. I.. Arrcdnndn. Row 3: L. Vihar, H. Pmvcm. M. Lytlc, P. Fortuna, G. Tippcl. I. Ruiz, S. Olson. Row 4: M Briseon, I. Ruzlionq, R. Watson, V. Crnvce. R. Clmndlvf, G. Krctf mann. I. Lonv. C. Spicer. Rnw Ti M. Gallo, P. Diaz, C. Barr, D. Ul- ncsi, B. Mzzcfhnzlld, R. Schum- mc-isxer. R. Bickforcl, B. Lcnorc. 58 gf: I ,- -. Q qw .l an vw X.. rp mf ' VCXf.'Yl'ION.Xl. S'llUlJlfN'l COUNCIL Row If R. l.n-ku, Ii, Olwn, XI, mn. IJ, Inlllwmn. limi' 3: C. Jiskc.. I. llullms, S. lil.u'krm lf. fJNIl'nvHl. A. l.1xmm, .Mlx'1wr. ,': l.. lulllg. R. l'.lm:1'111x. P. lin M.Ihupm-r. NT. R'I.lI'X. Ii. f:CI'lll fb?-f 6 A PPA R EI, A RTS Rum 1: I. llulfrm. C.. Cnllwcrl. lu Ilnmun, A. Quirk, Adxisrr, T Lopez. B. Thiry. P. Imp:-z. Ii. Dar win. Rum 2: M. Riwrgl. C. Uulclcrr 1. IN1urrow, S. Calm-r. M. Wagner H. V.lhL1llL'Z, R. Dcsxrmml, R, Bur fill, B. KL-lh-v. Row g: L. Spcikcr. S. KI.rrkmvNki. P. Rxmsch, M. Erick mn. S. Milla-r, S. Rcichcr. D. Rein kc, I. lirlwuk, I. Otis. Row 4: M Rurg, R. Sr. Snuvcr, N. Mwrx, S Gzlgc. M. Lllbkll, A. Vim CZICZKVL' M. Mcfirgrnc. N. Olson. P. Rrmvn G. Rivcrzl. Row 5: If. Pglvlnk, M Hansen, M. Husrrnxvsm-r. R. Vander lwck, I.. Kicgcr, H. Harris. P. Kc!- lrv. B. Rnstv. A. Rittlcr. ff W -s.n3 g- XS ai 0 4 A 9 ,--. 0'e4f,Q Q f ew 'l,u 'l U, V ,L is if X , li, Q? .4, ,Q ,tix K. if COSMETOLOGY Row 1: I. Yager, I. Hellms, I. Ioh. son, M. Laska, M. Wagner, Fritsch, I. Beard, S. Charter, 4 Hook, C. Rediske, T. Lopez, Medellin. Row 2: D. Setter, ll Erickson, I. Gunter, L. Bey, 1 Lien, E. Bonilla, D. Goulet, I Lopez, C. Appleton, E. Germai M. Davis. Row 3: M. Hostrawse S. Graf, L. Bubb, B. Hammer, I Andren, P. Zrust, P. Upchurch, 1 Van Cleave, I. King, P. Raascl L. Slanina. f . . ' ' . 1 , .1 wikis J.. -- R' ' A A, COMMERCIAL FOODS I p -. I mp Row li Ii. Van Cleave, A. Arm- ,fel lit Q ,K , strong, D. Adams, B. Olson. Row I I I A . 2: R. Qumbrock, V. Hollister, G. V, ll ' ' 'B ' Q Edmondson, G. Edwards, I. Ber- f geron F. Ullrich Adviser. Row 3: I , . G. Marten, R. Overmann, P. Rush- I .F -- ,M man, A. Rediske, R. Leko. .Q lt it L f I ,, , I ., 60 HE , ff P EDITORS S. licrkuvilz 'MilI1llgiI1g Fd.. li. Wcisx -Lo-lzd. m chlcf, I. ltlmcrd Lu. lad. in chief, I. Shelton--ASports Ed. M STA FF Run' If S. Iiurkmdtz. I. Iilmcr, I Wciw. H. Bruncll. Row .21 IJ, Airhurl, I, ou, I. Knggls, R. Ivmcxl. I. Hu ard. 62 ff -gf W. .z - 23 Ngi wk' Af J Among the prominent members ot the Mechanic Arts War Department is a man who in his thirteen years at MA has been not only a good coach but also a friend to everyone he has met. He is well-liked and respected by not only the members of the hockey and football teams of which he is head coach and line coach respectively, but also by his fellow coaches, teachers, and students for his friendly and cooperative attitude he has toward everyone. A Mr. Clarence Adams is this person. We, the class of 1955, are dedicating the 1955 M Sports Section to the Secretary of our Hard-Water Navy. Biff, as he is better known to all, has contributed an unmeasurable amount to Mechanic Arts not only on the athletic Held but also in the school building as a student, coach, and teacher. Eight Trainers Earn All-City Honors FOOTBALL First Team A , H i . ' , -,L .T . ,.- , 3 Q ,, , T .1., ,,,i . . J Dog, KEALY fn BOB MERCADO JOHN GARRETT L BASKETBALL First Team FOOTBALL BASKETBALL Second Team ffifvywq. . 3? 1 LW- 'Tw' ' H Q L, ,gt J.. f . X ...M , ,- FRANK SILVA, AL LUDWIG BUZZ RANSOM A K , 2. 0 :2 Second Team FLOYD SMALLER ART RENITERIA Army Loses One, Places Second MECHANIC ARTS MECHANIC MECHANIC MECHANIC MECHANIC MECHANIC MECHANIC MECHANIC B FOOTBALL Row 1: I. Kuefler, Coach, M. Larson I. Prokosch, I. Long, B. Aguirre, M. Frechette, I. Pignato, B. Zebe, D. Smith, I. Salvatore. Row 2: T. Smith, L. Iackson, D. Brown, L. Knight, D. Gilbert, T. Iennen, D. Stowman, V. Bloom. Roux 3: G. Iohnson, D. Smith, L. Carlson, L. Boswell, A. Iackson, W. Bach, S. Meli. 66 ARTS ARTS ARTS ARTS ARTS ARTS ARTS A FOOTBALL Row 1: F. O'Rourke, Head Co: D. Alfonso, L. Kealy, F. Sma' B. Ransom, F. Aguirre, R. I Chene, E. Munoz. Row 2: C. Clair, D. Hernandez, I. Trecar R. Smith, B. Hislop, L. Fierro, Galvin, B. Adams, Asst. Co: Row 3: A. Ludwig, A. jackson Adams, A. Renteria, I. Todora, Mercado, D. Kealy. Row 4: I. Sl ton, manager, B. Hening, T. Fi cis, A. Scarvcr, I. Garrett, F. Si R. Parker, I. Lowe, manager. . . . .... WILSON 7 . , ......,...... MURRAY 0 . . ..,........,.. JOHNSON 0 . . . . ,NEW RICHMOND, WIS. 0 , , . ......,..,.. HARDING 6 . . ..... HUMBOLDT 6 . . . . .WASHINGTON , . ,.,.... CENTRAL 0 6 f sf if' 3 li 1 1 A if eg it K Q D' 1 'Qt' ,- Q 4 V q ,,... ., Q N, T . 4 --- -- Q - -,--,QR .-JE 9-' k . tit 1 'K':'n5-Us t 1 '-Y.. hw. P Q' --.4 . , -N. Nm .1 . .- Mechanic Arts' army, under the direction of General lfrank O'Rourke and General Iiifl Adams, coinpletul .i successlul season hy placing second in the conference standings. Lcd hy the line running of lfloyd Smaller and Don Kealy, thc accuratc passing and smart quarter-lvacking of Chico Munos, some outstanding end play hy Frank Silva, Iohn Garrett, and lohn .-Xdatns, some crisp hlocking by Danny llernanclez and litn 'l'recartin, and the l'lll,IgL'Ll tlelensiye play ol- Art Renteria, lioh Mercado, Axell Scatter, .-Xl Lutlwig, Rochester Parker, rlltllll lfrancis, Frank Aguirre. and lluzz Ransom, MA chalkt-tl up a 6-1 won-lost record in conference play. Only four teams managed to score against the Trainers menacing defense. One of the most thrilling battles of the war was Mechanics 7-6 victory over a tough, determined Harding eleven. The two teams staged a sea-saw hat- tle until late in the third quarter when Harding finally crossed MAB goal line. But the Trainers, maintaining their unusual ability to come from hehind late in it game, scored on a pass play from Chico Munos to Floyd Smaller, who took the pass unniolested in the end-zone seconds after the fourth quar- ter hegan. MA's quick thinking John Garrett picked up the ball and outllanked the enemy to score the game winning extra-point alter receiving a had pass from center. Powerful Central, somewhat duplicating their performance of last year when they dufeatctl Mechanics zqfo to win the conl't'rencc chanipionsliip and qualify for the Twin City Game, won the conference title for the second consecutive year, this time defeating MA hy a score till Ivo. .-Xltliough Mechanf ics lost the game, they did exceptionally well in allowing the Minutemen, who handed highly rated Washburn a 27-o sliellacking in this year'sd'l'win City Game, only six points. ff: -.3 c W - . , X-if ..t 1-1 tt -f-or-:-ff Ms. -. 1 13-we i-ewW,s.v-m:vmq1gn-11 .kv K' 1 Air Force Soars To Cily Title A BASKETBALL va, R. Cramer, Schultz, Coach. Row 2 S. Vasquez, Manager, R DuChene, M. Murray, F Smaller, B. Ransom, I mi Rubbelke, S. Reasby. General Howie Schultz, in his First year of high school coaching, directed Mechanic Arts' air force to an undefeated conference season and the City Conference Championship. Led by the outside shooting and excellent ball-handling of guards Floyd Smaller and Buzz Ransom, and the rebounding power and inside shooting of Art Renteria, Frank Silva, Iohn Garrett, Ron Smith, and Bob Cramer, the Trainers Finished the conference season with a record of eight wins and no losses to win the City Championship for the second consecutive year. Then the Trainers went into a slump which started at Williams Arena when they lost the Twin City Game to Washburn by a score of 60-42. lt seemed as though MA was back on the winning path after the first round of the District IS playoffs when they came from behind to defeat Wilson 50-45 in an exciting overtime. But the winning path was a short one for MA. After gaining a comfortable I4 point half-time lead over Humboldt in the semi-finals of the district playoffs, the Trainers were stunned by the Indians who made a remarkable comeback to squeeze out a 40-37 victory. In conference play the Trainers defeated Murray 59-44, Washington 48-35, Central 47-4t, Harding 69-57, Iohnson 71-52, Wilson 50-45, Monroe 55-52, and Humboldt 58-48. B BASKETBALL Row 1: N. Defiel, E. I-Iarraway, D. Imholte. A. Iackson, D. Krueger, G. Day, I. Robinson Row 2: N. Lanoux, manager, H. Andres, B. Zebe, M. Newman, L. Fierro, M. Frechette. I. Godfrey, coach. 5 5: .2 Row 1: R. Smith, I. Gar- rett, A. Renteria, F. Sil- H ,X 9 +0 T!! U rw' .ug- JW Q ai 52 J , hx . ifa A 4 S, F! i , gf. if Q ,MQ i 2. J' , 0 S 4 .W- J , W 3 W! sf 9 V N. G E5 R , Q. K 5 L L ,,X,, ,Z +wQ? W Q-,VA . piwvti A' .Nh ' rrfa yrs' Lil N fwfri , 61 img kx w -. ' X . 1-. 31..:Q . X '40 -1 K fa PM g QD i W5 Q... XF U 7,-fe 1 3 ,, Q, 1. . , Y , si - X . M N, 0' 5 ,i t . ,5 ' ' 1 ..: w ,fi 2 15, sr Novy Lacks Experience, Shows Spirit HOCKEY Row 1: P. Thornton, M. Larson, H nato, L. Kealy, I. Moore, V. Bloom C. Adams Coach. Row 3: D. Kealy ans, M. McDonough. Wins over Monroe Q3-22, Central Q4-Of, and Wilson Q5-31 litted Mechanic Arts' inexperienced hard-water troops to sixth place in the final city standings with a record of three wins and five losses. Losing to Harding C3-oj, Murray f4'OJ, Washington Q5-ij, Humboldt K6-ol, and state chamipon Iohnson fI2'O,, MA's naval crew gave each team a rough and tough game. Because he had only four seniors on the team, this was Secretary of the Navy Biff Adams' year to rebuild his Navy. The four seniors were wingers Iim Moore, Don Kealy, Nick Sauro and goal guard Herbie Brunell. IP Returning sailors next year are Ierry Evans, Luke Kealy, Virg Zilles, each of whom gave a good account of themselves and saw considerable action at the blue line. The second line of Pete Thornton, Myles McDonough, and Iim Pignato, is also back. In the nets freshman goalie Mike Larson will see action. 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