Mercy High School - Gleam Yearbook (Milwaukee, WI)

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L G11 gleam J HENRIETTA MALSACK ST. AUGUSTINE SCHOOL A11 arlivz' worker in all fha! we dn, Henry's u girl 1uho's loyal ch-ar Ibrough. Henry certainly was kept busy with her duties as Editor-in-Chief of the Glcam and chairman of Our Lady's Committee, besides being an active partaker in other school projects. JANE MASALEWICZ ST. JOSAPHAT SCHOOL An 1massumi1lg Mcrcyilr sbs, Charming in her simplicity. We haven't: heard much from Jane during her four years with us, but we all do know that she was a loyal worker. We expect great things from you, jane. EMILY MAZUREK ST. ADALBERT SCHOOL Happy-ga-lucky, gay as can be, A :milf on ber face you'll always ree. Emily, everlastingly bubbling over with miglth and merriment, has cheered us continually. You can't be blue if Emily's near you. VERAMAE MENERATTI sr. Micx-met SCHOOL Diligenre, wil, and humor combined, Charms all her own, character refined. Wc'll never forget Oscar, our brilliant scholar and dramatic student. She was also an able debater. We surely are proud of her and wish her success. GENEVIEVE MICHALSKI ST. PATRICK SCHOOL Small, fair, przfty, and bright, The lbings :be Jar: are always rigbl. Gen is another of our dramatic students. Despite her great love of fun, she puts duty before pleasure. ANTONINE NOWAKOWSKI ST. JOSEPH SCHOOL, WEST ALLIS A very :west and dark-bailed las: A xmiling gem within our midst. nvronin is cheerful and industriousg truly a better classmate could never he found. Page Eleven

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I SKS We My Page Tm L H119 gleam 1 LORAINE HOGAN WEST ALLIS HIGH SCHOOL Yau'll fmt' ln-r ever ready lo workg Her duly :he will new-r rbirk. Loraine is quiet and industrious, and we all know what a good student she is. It won't take her long to attain success. ROSE JASTROCH GREENDUSH STREET SCHOOL A girl u'bo'x really for work or Inlay- One wlm is always happy and gay. Rose is another of our stars in dramatics at Mercy High. She shows her ability in every performance in in which she participates. LORRAINE KREUZMAN HOLY ANGELS GRADE SCHOOL Tb: star fha! shines of all mos! bright Carmol autshiuz our Larry's light. Larry's work as Angel of the Order in our Pa- geant proved conclusively her talent in the realms of Dramatics. She is always ready to lend a helping hand in Mercy's projects. DOROTHY KURTH SCOTT STREET SCHOOL Dot will jidrllr your lrauble: away And with ber musir make you gay. In the orchestra Dot certainly showed us how she could make those notes dance to the movements of her linger tip and violin bow. JOYCE LOEPER MANITOBA STREET SCHOOL Sbs'r always rhrrrful, earnest, aml hue, A loyal Merryite rlear Ihruugb. Joyce is a good student and a dependable girl. We have found in her a true friend all the while she has been with us. BERNADETTE LOESER WAUWATOSA JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Her ready smile and rhcerful may Main' us happy llvrouglmul the day. We all recognize Bernadette by her hearty laugh. She is noted for her cordiality, which has gained her many friends.

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SEL we gleam .al Pagv Twelve HELEN OGONOWSKI ST. JOHN CANTIUS SCHOOL Of Helm dear lbrsn wards wr fren, She looked quile lbraugb Ihr ilerilx nf man. In basketball, as in other things, Helen excelled. We trust that she will live up to her reputation of doing all things well. CATHERINE O'LEARY sT. PATRICK scHooL Serious, slurlirius, quiaf, and merry- Yrs, imlred, Ibafs Catherine O'Lrary. Sweet and unassuming, Catherine was a valuable asset to the class of '32. Your good will and helpfulness will earn for you, Catherine, a high position. ALICE PAIKOWSKI ST. PATRICK SCHOOL Witb Iruth of Alice wr all ran say, A merry hear! goes all tba Jay. Always ready to lend a hand, Alice is bound to be well-liked wherever she goes. May you always show the good spirit you have shown at Mercy. EUNICE PFEIFER HOLY ASSUMPTION SCHOOL Eunice is always peppy and gay, Oh, 'what shall we da when xbe's away? Yes, Eunice, Mercy will miss you and your gay spirit, but never will forget you. May you always maintain your lightheartedness! DOROTHY POKROP ST, STANISLAUS SCHOOL A loyal Mercyile, a lrirnrl siurrrr, Daralby: one who brings gooil ebcrr. Dorothy could drive away the blues by tooting her horn, but by smiling, she drove away even bluer blues. ELEANOR POTRYKUS ST. HYACINTH SCHOOL A perferi woman, rwbly plamu-J, Always willing to leml a lraml. Your good judgment, Eleanor, will bc your admission ticket to the great drama, Success, and you will always be grateful to Mercy for helping you to secure it. - BERNARDINE RAMPSON ST. PATRICK SCHOOL I Her nwlrl zlitfmxilion and lovable way: Marie bn a hue pal of our .wbuol-rlayx. Her kindness and thoughtfulness will always be ap- preciated. It's more girls like you, Bernardine, that the world needs.