Messmer High School - Capitol Yearbook (Milwaukee, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1951 volume:

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Messmer's F Religion Inst Lay Faculty History Sisters on th Graduates junior Prom Juniors Sophomores Football Basketball Baseball Boxing Golf . Girls' Sports our Fathers . ructors . e Teaching Staff . Special Honors . Activities Directory ,Mi W - 2 -.Q - N , 3:5 . . 'Si K 353 - ,H A W-: , , v, .3 K N ,Mg . Q E' Y Y ifli ,'. if 7' Q f ts as S I S- , c .6 If H iii gil A z . 5 glut 11,5 , A I V F35 ,Q ff, -i ff A L 3 . L35 4 -tv, , Q 2 Q? ,af , K Sz . V4 4 til l N? Q ,Zi ,r uv . k is , as , fl , J. if - f ,',, - A t Wm ' ' A' 3 , V7 Qfkkrir . Af Few. W ' -A i i I 4 f s i E i 2 F s K s :email fihtsgl fx , 5 1 i l 2 3 Dedication t We dedicate this book to all former teachers of Messmer's Family who have courageously penetrated the darkness of ignorance with the brilliant Flame of knowledge e and to all former Messmerites who have grasped the everlasting light. The proper and immediate end of Christian educa- tion is tox cooperate with divine grace in forming the true and perfect Christian, that is, to form Christ g Iflirnseif in those regenerated by baptism . . . sr Y -6- tg t 2 4 - L, iff 5 S- 'pgs . S Wy.,-2 R K g Ei it K so if L ' Q iq M A ,. N A si Q it ,fig L 5 wiffav .. ii 'fn' ,ii W or . 5 t kj iw if-',. ,. kr, t o I n . ' f-A . . ff N Q gi K. 'fs X . R e is 55 5.5 if 5 . . fig A A 1 L -Q A .W ,WMM I 5 ' LI -L , 5 .. Lkx, V ., it t with M...e....t Q 9 Wy, ISK 1 gf' - f, 'ifffws iw ' 5 S ia ' of---.. MVS , its Q .. ,, The Most Reverend SEBASTIAN G. MESSMER Fourth Archbishop of Milwaukee Archbishop Messmer was born on August 29, 1847, in Goldach, Switzerland. He came to the United States in 1871 and studied at the Catholic University of America in Washington. On February 10, 1904, he was enthroned in St. john's Cathedral as the fourth Archbishop of Milwaukee. He governed the archdiocese for twenty- seven years. Of the fifty-five religious communities in Milwaukee, more than one-half were established during his regime. In his time, also, twenty- three charitable institutions were organized. Archbishop Messmer is known to have personally contributed much financial aid to these organizations and, as a result, he was known as the Archbishop of Christian Charity. Because of his intense interest in education, it was quite appropriate that while he was Archbishop, Marquette achieved the status of a university. Mount Mary College was established, and Messmer High School was built and named in his honor. In 1930 he returned to his birthplace for a visit, and there he died on August 4 of that year. He was both a scholarly pro- fessor and a firm promoter of Christian Education. .-gf. .. 3 is S1 .f 1 -'23 . C A x JY ef Q X A E , 'I K i fi Quits? sims' 1, Board of Directors Rt. Rev. Msgr. OTTO A. HAERTLE Pastor, St. Sebastian Parish Rt. Rev. Msgr. RUDOLPH KIELPINSKI Pastor St Casimir Parish Rt. Rev. Msgr. GEORGE A. MEYER Pastor, St. Leo Parish Rev. JOSEPH R. STEHLING Pastor, St. Nicholas Parish Rt. Rev. Msgr. JOHN J. SHANAHAN Pastor, St. Thomas Aquinas Parish REV. HENRY A. VELTE We pay tribute to Father Henry A. Velte who died during the past year. Father Velte was a true Messmerite, having served as a member of our board of directors for thirteen years. Former students and teachers will remember him for the sincere interest he displayed in all our endeavors. May his soul and the souls of all the faithful departed rest in peace. Amen. A, .N REV. JOSEPH R. STEHLING Ifimzncizzl A 11 ministrnlor Here's a man who is always on the run. Trying to find him in one place for any length of time is almost impossible. It takes a person with real ambition and much energy to accomplish the good that Father Stehling has brought to our school. As pastor of St. Nicholas, his time is divided between Messmer and his parish. His long stay at MHS has proved him to be very competent in deciding our financial matters. Father Stehling- a man of sound judgment and quick wit. REV. LOUIS E. RIEDEL Principal, Counselor This time we caught Father on the way out. Being the head of SUMA sometimes takes him from our midst, but who of us hasn't found him always ready to assist his Messmerites both spiritually and scholastically? Father's the kind of per- son whose virtues need not be depicted in words. A capable principal and a suc- cessful priest-that's our own Father Riedel. REV. CARROLL A. GUNTHER Director of Religion, Teacher, Counselor Who says faculty members don't laugh? We have proof that they do. Sure, Father Gunther is the man we mean. He doesn't spend all his time figuring out how to keep us happy, though. Cheerfulness seems to be one of his natural attributes. Father's example of facing things with a smile will remain foremost in our minds after we leave Messmer - when the old road of life starts getting rough and we need something to keep us from giving up. REV. VERNON J. KUEHN Director of Athletics, Teacher, Counselor Father Kuehn is a man of many duties. He is spiritual director of our Catholic Students' Mission Crusade and Ecclesi- astical Assistant to Young Christian Stu- dents. As athletic director, he has done an enormous job of carrying the tradition of Messmer into the world of sports. Father's casual attitude has made it easy for us to become attached to him. Father Kuehn is an able teacher, a reliable coun- selor, and an all-around good sport. REV. GEORGE HUBER Sts. Peter and Paul Parish REV. GERALD SCHMITZ St. Boniface Parish Y' Y? Religion Instructors REV. CHARLES LOEHR St. Michael Parish REV. DONALD REIFF Holy Angels Parish REV. ROLLAND GLASS St. joseph Parish REV. WILLIAM ZELLY St. john de Nepomuc Parish REV. RALPH R. SCHMIT St. .Monica Parish REV. MAX L. ADAMSKI St. Mary Czestochowa Parish REV. CASPER STOLLENWERK O.F.M. Cap. St. Francis of Assisi Parish REV. EUGENE WINKLER St. Agnes Parish Coaches MR. HUBERT MAIKOWSKI Head Coach, Teacher of Co-Homemaking Hub speaks little of himself, but we always hear a great deal about him. To know him is to realize what a good sport is. As a former Messmer star himself, he's the right man to take charge of our athletics. Hub knows what the Messmer spirit is and he tries to keep it alive in our teams. Hub Maikowski-a skillful coach, a highly es- teemed alumnus, and a Christian gentleman. MR. WALTER FRICKE Assistant Coach Why does Mr. Messmerite seem so eager to get to his physical education class every week? The answer probably lies with Wally Fricke. He's always ready to show the boys the ropes. There are times when he gets right out on the basketball court to show how I did it in my day. Call it luck, but he can still sink 'em. Together with the boys, everyone agrees that Wally, with his lengthy patience and his cute short haircut, is a welcome asset to Messmer. MISS DOLORES HANSER Miss Hanser has been with us for two years, guiding the girls in their quest for healthful living and worthwhile play. Gym, swim, and health classes make up her busy day. Training our viva- cious cheerleaders, preparing a water pageant, and supervising girls' teams in various sports round out her full program. '4m MR. KENNETH WUERL Band and Orchestra Director Lay Faculty r x 2 MR. WILLIAM BAER Teacher of Mechanical Drawing Miss Virginia Grady, school nurse Office Personell Miss Audrey Schneider and Miss Margaret Wiske Miss Marie Schmit A Few Points of Interest in 1VIessmer's History In the limited space available, it would be impossible to review the complete story of the twenty-five years of our school. However, here are some facts that you may like to know. The figures quoted are approximate. The first class of the Diocesan High School was composed of 26 sophomores and 140 fresh- men. They met in a ten-room school build- ing, located on the property of St. Elizabeth Church and made available to us through the generosity of the Capuchin Fathers. Our starting point4Diocescm High School Marriages Our records show 272 marriages, in which both parties are Messmerites. Messmer Religious Vocations Graduates Priests . . 26 Notre Dame Sisters 133 Seminarians . 25 Notre Dame Candidates 1931 72 Brothers . 6 Sisters of other Orders 1Q32 115 Candidates of other Orders 1933 141 1934 163 1935 228 1936 210 1937 218 1938 224 1939 202 1940 196 1941 246 1942 246 1943 233 1944 222 1945 257 1946 310 1947 366 1948 439 1949 387 1950 352 1951 350 Total . .5,327 Our present home A Messmer High School Rt. Rev. Msgr. we Principals Rev. Celestine Bittle, O.M. Cap. Rt. Rev. Msgr. George A. Meyer . . Rt. Rev. Msgr. Edmund J. Goebel . . Rev. joseph R. Stehling 1926-1927 . . 1927-1929 . . George A. Meyer 1929-1934 1934-1935 . . 1935-1949 . 1949- Fathers Riedel, Voellcer, Stehling cmd Bittle lMiIwaukee Journal phoiol The Brothers left in September, 1945, and five Franciscan Sisters of Manitowoc taught here for one year. At the end of that school year the Franciscan Sisters left, and our staff was augmented thereafter with Notre Dame Sisters. 1926- 1929 1933 1935 1937 -1943 . 1943- 1949- . Rev. john M. Voelker . Rev. Louis E. Riedel In 1944 six Brothers of Mary joined our staff, teaching only boys' classes. They were headed by Brother Edward Houston S.M., who also acted as vice-principal that year Vice Principals 1929 . 1933 . 1935 . 1937 . 1949 . . Sister Mary Dominic . Sister Mary Ellen . Sister Mary Bernardo . Sister Mary Seraphia . Sister Mary Everildis . Sister Mary Genevieve . . Sister Marella Rt. Rev. Msgr. Edmund I. Goebel Sisters on Cur Teaching Staff Sister Marella . . . Vice Principal Sister Mary Anaclete .... American History Sister Mary Boniface . Biology, Religious Assistant to Young Christian Students Sister Caroline Marie . . Social Problems, Religious Assistant to Young Christian Students Sister Mary Charlotte . . English. Speech, Forensics Sister Mary Clarence . . Bookkeeping. Typewriting Sister Mary German. Club Sister Mary History, Mission Sister Mary Clementa . . American Govemment. Modern History. Student Council, German Crescence . . . English, American Latin-American History, Catholic Students' Crusade, Red Cross Ernestine . Chemistry, Solid Geometry, Trigonometry, Sodality Sister Mary Sister Mary George . . . Social Problems Ildephonse ...... Library Sister Mary Immanuel . Algebra, Advanced Algebra, French. Monitors, French Club Sister Mary Innocence . . Latin, English, Latin Club, Religious Assistant to Young Christian Students Sister Mary Iohn Ignace . English, Chorus. Capitol Sister Mary Iustina . . . English, Braille Sister Mary Lauretta . . Physics, Chemistry. Sister Mary Lawrence . . American History, Wi consin History Sister Mary Ludmilla . . . . . Latin Sister Mary Madeleine Sophie . . English, Four- square, Religious Assistant to Young Christian Students Sister Magdalen . Arithmetic . Typewriting. Commercial Camera Club 'X . . jc ,V Sister Mary Marguerite Sister Mary Monica Sister Mary Nobilis . Sister Mary Pauline . Secretarial Practice Sister Mary Petrine . Braille Sister Mary Richard . Sister Mary Roberta . Arithmetic, Braille Sister Mary Rosalia . Sister Mary Sarah . Sister Mary Soline . Sister Mary Verena . . . Foods, Braille . . . . . English English, Modern History Shorthand, Typewriting, Geometry, Trigonometry, . . . . . Art Shorthand, Commercial Clothing. Homemaking . . Biology, Braille . Biology, Lalin . . Biology, Geometry Sister Mary Verola . Spanish, Latin, Pan-American Club Sister Mary Veronita . . Geometry. Typewriting Sister Mary Walburgis . . . English ' a 1 .- . uns: ls --wx 'Q---he d , V at sl 4. --f-, r 5 , I Y L t L f L ' 'ffffgiefid' . V. . this true Christian, product of Christian education, is the supernatural man who thinks, judges and acts constantly and consistently in accordance with right reason illumined by the supernatural light of the example and p . . . the true and finished man of character. ' - t.-, f . by , ,M uugb H Q, V E., 5' I .5 l s . K H . 5 i . , Senior Class Officers First Semester: George Wanninger president: Joan Vik, vice-president: Rich- ard Simon, treasurer: Barbara Haut, sec- retary. Second Semester: Walter Hand- zlik, treasurer: Nancy Beine, secretary John Touchett, president: Sally Kelly, vice-president. IOSEPH ANHEIER. Homeroom Officer, Treasurer 3: Library Club 2, 3, 4: Boxing 3. PHYLLIS ANZIA. Honor Roll 4: Student Council Representa- tive 4: Sodality Representative 3: Foursquare 4: Bowling 3. CLEMENCE AREND. Homeroom Officer, President 2, Trea- surer 2: Student Council Representative 3: Chorus 3, 4: Bowling 2, 3: Senior Council: Major Letter. ERNEST ARGENTATI. Honor Roll l, 2, 3: School Officer, President: Homeroom Officer, President 3, Treasurer 4: Var- sity Football 3, 4: Varsity Manager 4: Major Letter 3, 4. ROBERT ASPENLEITER. C.S.M.C.: Sodality. CAROLITA BALKO. Honor R011 2: Braille Club 2: Volley- ball 2. 18 DOREEN ACKERET. Honor Roll 2: Homeroom Officer, Sec- retary 2: Student Council Representative 3: Foursquare: Chorus 3, 4. IANE ADAMEAK. Sodality Representative 3: Chorus 3, 4: Bowling 3: Senior Leader. BEVERLY ADELMAN. Transferred from St. Iohn's Cathedral High School. Honor Roll 3, 4: Braille Club 4: Bowling 4. ALICE AESCHBACHER. Honor Roll 3: School Officer, Sec- retary: Homeroom Officer, Vice-president 2: Latin Club Officer: Braille Club 2, 3, 4: Foursquare 4: Chorus 4: Riding Club. MARY ANN ALBERT. C.S.M.C. Representative 3: Camera Club 3: Foursquare 3, 4: Chorus 1, Z, 3, 4: Bowling 4: Major Letter. LOUIS ALTSCHWAGER. C.S.M.C.: Sodality. .we in-4 . S 'f..., A ,L .fffi 'L 5 .ag W2 . .f:' . 5 it Mit Q S 5 :sf ,ji M 5 5 , 3 H 4 . me . :'i X i 1 sf CHARLOTTE BALTES. Honor Roll 2, 3, 4. WALTER BARANEK. Student Council Representaiive 2: Acolyte 2, 3, 4. CATHERINE BAUMGARTNER. Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4: Home- room Officer, Secretary 4: Chorus 1: Baseball 3: Basketball 3: Volleyball 3. THEODORE BAUMGARTNER. Honor Roll 2, 3, 4: Class Officer, President 3: Homeroom Officer, President 2, Trea- surer 3: Student Council Representative 2: Foursquare 42 Acolyte 2, 3, 4: Varsity Basketball 3, 4: Minor Letter 2: Major Letter 3, 4: Intra-mural Basketball Champs 2: Base- ball 2, 3: Senior Council. NANCY BEINE. Honor Roll 2, 3, 4: Homeroom Officer, Vice- president 3, Secretary 2: Foursquare 4: Bowling 3: Senior Council. NANCYBELLING. Student Council Representative 2: Four- square 3: Chorus 2, 3: Riding Club. BARBARA BENGERT. Chorus 1, 2: Sen- '55 ' ior Leader. DONALD BERKA. Honor Roll 1, 2: School Officer, Treasurer: Homeroom Officer, President 4: Chorus 1: Monitor 3: Acolyte 3: Varsity Football 3: Minor Letter 3. P' spur ,--rt, , :t,, 2 --Q ff' 4 1 ' l tt 'Q . , vtxp -we , . p pt i W t G.: A 3 WILLIAM BERG. Chorus 3: Monitor 3. V 4. ERWIN BERTHOLD. Honor Roll 2, 3: Homeroom Officer, President 3: Baseball 2, 3. 1 'Nr 19161 -I' ff? JKA. DONNA BERUBE. Homeroom Officer, Secretary 2, 4: Sodal- ity Representative 3: Capitol: Chorus 1, 2, 3: Y.C.S. HERBERT BILDER. Monitor 3: Intra-mural Basketball Champs 3. MARIORIE BLAU. Honor Roll l, 2, 3, 4: Homeroom Officer. President l, 3, Vice-President 2, 4: Sodality Representative 2: French Club Officer: Forensics 3: Chorus 1, 2, 3: The Thirteenth Chair : Major Letter 3. IUNE BLAUBACH. Honor Roll 2, 3, 4. ELIZABETH BLONG. Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4: Chorus 2. DONNA BOCHEK. Homeroom Officer, Vice-President 3. IANIS BOHN. Student Council Representative 2: Sodality Representative 2, 3: Chorus 2, 3, 4: Major Letter. IOAN BOSCH. Transferred from Iuneau High School. C.S.M.C. Representative 3: Bowling 4: Water Pageant 3. IOHN BOUCHONVILLE. Homeroom Officer, President 3: Student Council Representative 4: Forensics 4: Chorus 3, 4: Band 3, 4: Orchestra 4: Monitor 2, 3, 4: Acolyte 2, 3. 4: Ever Since Eve : Bowling 2. ANTHONY BOVA. Homeroom Officer, Treasurer 2: Var- sity Football 3, 4: Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 4: Major Letter 3. 4: Minor Letter 2. 3: Baseball 3, 4. ANDREW BRAUN. Bowling 3. VIVIAN BROTT. Honor Roll 3, 4: Homeroom Officer, Vice- President 2, 3, Secretary 4: Student Council Representa- tive 2. A-' af' , t rj . ., F: .,,- tif' , , .... s t THERESA BRUDEH. c.s.M.c.: Sodality. , 4 , THOMAS Bnumsns. Foursquare 3, 4, . ji? Camera Club 3: Chorus 3: Boxing 3, r e.- 4: Bowling 2. :' ' , 4, ,. fi. . l ig if x , -, ' ' - -zrv 31 MARYLYN CAPRIOLO- Homeroom Of- .. , p , ,,. IEANETTE CASPARY. Honor Roll 1, 2, ficer, Vice-President 4: C.S.M.C. Repre- Q' 'ii' v 3 B 3, 4: Library Club 2, 3: Braille Club 3: sentative 2: Red Cross Representative 3. ., A . Chorus 4. Volleyball 3. Major Letter. JM . C -X , ia., I 1 by ki 20 GEORGINE CERTANO. Honor Roll 1: Homeroom Officer. President 2, Secretary 1: Chorus l: Y.C.S. Club. Treasurer 3. LYNDON CHEEVER. Homeroom Officer. Treasurer 2: Library Club 4: Monitor 4: Bowling 2, 3. IOSEPH CHESEN. Honor Roll 2, 3: Camera Club 3: Moni- tor 2. EUGENE CHRISTENSEN. Homeroom Officer, President 3: Treasurer 2: Student Council Representative 2: Sodality Officer, Vice-Prefect: Chorus 2, 3: Monitor 2. 3, 4: Acolyte 3, 4: Bowling 2. Tish. RICHARD COBUS. Homeroom Officer, President 2: C.S.- M.C. Representative 2: Pan-American Club Officer: Chorus 3: Monitor 3, 4. MARILYN COOPER. Honor Roll l, 2. 3. 4: Sodality Repre- sentative 3: Forensics 4: Foursquare 3. 4, Editor-in-Chief: Chorus 1, 2: Red Cross Representative 2: Y.C.S. 3, 4. QSM' If F Y xl s 11, xv - .U E 4 MARGARET DALEY. Honor Roll 2, 3, 4: Chorus 2, 3, 4: Baseball 3. IAMES COPPERSMITH. Honor Roll 2, 3, 4: Homeroom Officer, President 3: C.S.M.C. Officer, Vice-president: Major Letter 3: Golf 3, 4: Boxing 2, 3: Boxing Champ 3: Bowling 3. DORIS CORBEILLE. Homeroom Officer, Vice-president 4, Secretary 3, Treasurer 2. FLORENCE CORREVAU. Chorus I, Z. CAROLE COYNE. C.S.M.C. Representative 3, 4: Camera Club 4: Chorus 3. MARY KATHRYN CURTIN. Honor Roll l, 2, 3, 4: Home- room Officer, Vice-president 2: Student Council Representa- tive 2: C.S.M.C. Representative 4: Camera Club 3: Four- square 2, 3, 4, Co-editor: Chorus 2, 3, 4: Senior Leader: Red Cross Representative 3: Major Letter. MARIEAN CZERWINSKI. Transferred from Washington High School. Homeroom Officer, Vice-president 3, Secre- tary 3, 4: Student Council Representative 3: Forensics 3, 4: 'Ihe Thirteenth Chair : Water Pageant 3, 4: Senior Leader. X DOROTHY DAUER. Transferred from I F Girl's Trade and Technical High School. 4 Honor Roll 3. ,Q si GERALD DE CHANT. Student Council E-LIZABETH DAVID- Honor R011 3' 47 'W ..- .i L, Representative 2, 3, 4: French Club Oi- I-1b1'UfY Club 2- 31 4- S 5 if ficer: Pan-American Club Officer: Li- A brary Club 4: Foursquare 4: Acolyte 4: p in r 4 3 Golf 2, 3, 4: Boxing 4. --4 i lilqgzilf' GARY DE DOMINCES. Homeroom Officer, Treasurer 3, 4: Varsity Football 3: Major Letter 3: Minor Letter 3: Boxing 2, 3. BARBARA DE KEYSER, Transferred from Powers, Michigan. Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4: Class Officer, President 1, Secretary 2: Chorus 2: Sodality Representative 3: Camera Club 3: Bowling 4: Senior Leader. DOROTHY DE RYCKE. Honor Roll 3, 4: Foursquare 4: Band 2, 3, 4: Orchestra 2, 3, 4: Major Letter 4: Senior Leader. HELEN DE TORO. Homeroom Officer, Secretary 1, 2, 3. ROBERT'DIDERRICH. Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: Monitor 2, 3, 4: Acolyte 2, 3, 4: Major Letter 3. MARILYN DITSCHEIT. Homeroom Officer, Vice-president 4: Bowling 4: Riding Club. 3 . UH in , L .M - - f me . Wy, . S . his - , sf Y Q: -err: -.s.:s :-fr t, sr Q gf E. .5 ' -. .wf,.e:s.. , . . eww xr . ,, ,L f k 450' ,mga . . 3 rrr ,. j ,, K Xwg X21 Z- v.,,, A-.L iv. 'W' V 4-, . 32. 4'-55 K- . fi : l i-. AUDREY DITTL. Homeroom Officer, Treasurer 2: Student Council Representative 2: Forensics 2, 3, 4: Chorus 1, Z: Orchestra 2: Baseball 2: Basketball 2: Bowling 2. RICHARD DOBSCHUETZ. Monitor 2. MARGARET DOLESHAL. Honor Roll l, 3: Homeroom Offi- cer, President 2, Vice-president 2, 3: Sodality Representa- tive 3: Chorus l, 3, 4: Bowling 3. CLARENCE DONAIKOWSKI. Acolyte 2, 3, 4. MARY DORFF. Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4: Homeroom Officer. Vice-president 4: C.S.M.C. Representative 2: Forensics 2. 4: Senior Council. ROSEMARY DRAKOS. Braille Club 4: Chorus 4. MARILYN DUERO. Honor Roll 2, 3, 4: Forensics 3, 4: Capitol: Chorus l, 3, 4: Bowling 3. ROBERT EASTWAY. Homeroom Officer. Vice-president 3: Band Z, 3, 4: Orches- tra 2, 3, 4: Bowling 2: Music Club Offi- cer, Treasurer 3, President 4. ROSEMARY EDLHUBER. C.S.M.C. Repre- EDITH EHLERT. Forensics 4: F oursquare sentative 3: Basketball 4: Bowling 4. 4: Chorus 2. KATHLEEN ELLMAURER. Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4: Braille Club 2: Senior Leader, Red Cross Representative 2. MARY ANN ELSEN. Forensics 4: Foursquare 4: Baseball 3, 4: Basketball 3, 4: Volleyball 4: Bowling 3, 4: Riding Club: Senior Leader. MARY ANN ELSNER. Honor Roll 2, 3, 4: Chorus 2: Senior Council. IACQUELYN ETZEL. Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4: Homeroom Officer, Vice-president 2: Forensics 2: Chorus l, 2, 3, 4: Senior Council: Major Letter. RONALD FABER. Chorus 3: Monitor 2, 3, 4. JOSEPH FADDEN. Honor Roll 3, 4. 2 A-7' ' 3 x 1 5 4 Xu fx R' H' . 'H 4 I C Q K 'fs 4. 1 I f X 3 K 1 it Q S -':- W 1 5 gwgg ,r X D 3 5 it sr 4 .,.. . .. . M ARLENE FELLENZ. Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4: Band 2, 3, 4: Orchestra 2. 3, 4: Major Letter 4. THOMAS FERA. Class Officer, President 2: Homeroom Officer, President 2, Treasurer 4: Acolyte 2, 3, 4: Varsity Football 2. 3: Varsity Basketball 2, 3: Major Letter 3: Minor Letter 2, 3: Boxing 2, 3. BARBARA ANN FINGER. Honor Roll 3. 4: Homeroom Offi- cer, President 2, Vice-president 3: Student Council Repre- sentative 2, 3: Sodality Representative 2: Foursquare 4: Baseball 2, 3: Basketball 2: Volleyball 3: Bowling 2: Senior Council. IOSEPHINE PINK. C.S.M.C. Representative 2' Camera Club 3' Volleyball 2' Bowling 3. EILEEN FITZPATRICK. Transferred from St. Iohns Cathe- dral High School. Honor Roll 3' C.S.M.C. Officer President- THOMAS FIX. Honor Roll 3: Acolyte 2 3, 4: Golf 3' Boxing Q l '99- 413: -e E' HF camera Club 3. S 3: Senior Council. IRENE FLECHSIG. Transferred from Washington High School. C.S.M.C.: I .Q Sodality. I ,f IOAN FOX. Transferred from Washing- ton High School. Homeroom Officer, Vice-president 4: Student Council Re- presentative 4: Sodality Representative 3: Chorus 2: Bowling 4: Water Pageant ttf? 3, 4: Riding Club. 1 is POLORESIFRIESEKE. Chorus 1: Bowl- K- g WILLIAM FRISCH. C.S.M.C. Represent- ing 4: Senior Leader: Braille Club 2. 1 f Wm . qfive 2, 35 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Monitor 25 ' T Major Letter 3. w- 'I 'li' - LT of S gi ,-: .1'. W p , . g .,,A , 4 . , . 2 gg SHIRLEY GAFFNEY. Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4: Camera Club 3: Foursquare 2: Baseball 3, 4: Basketball 2, 3, 4: Volley- ball 4: Water Pageant 4: Senior Leader: Major Letter 4. VYONNE GEBHARD. C.S.M.C.: Sodality. MAXINE GEHLING. Transferred from Pius Xl High School. Camera Club 4: Chorus 1: Riding Club 3. EUGENE GEIER. Homeroom Officer, Treasurer 2, 3: C.S.- M.C. Representative 2: Red Cross Representative 2. ARLENE GEIGER. C.S.M.C. Representative 3: Chorus 4: Bowling 4. PATRICIA GEIGER. Braille Club 4: Chorus 1: Red Cross Representative 3, 4. 23 PAUL GERBLICK. Honor Roll 3: Homeroom Officer, Presi- dent 2, 3, Treasurer 3: Library Club 2, 3, 4: Monitor 2, 3, 4: Acolyte 2, 3: Major Letter 4: Golf 4: Bowling 2, 3: Cheerleader 3. 4. TiSh. PAUL GERGEN. Transferred from Beaver Dam High School. Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4: Student Council Representa- tive 3: Forensics 2, 3: Band 1, 2, 3: Monitor 4: Acolyte 2, 3, 4: Bowling Z, 3. LORRAINE GERRITSEN. Sodalit Representative 3: Pan Y . American Club Officer: Foursquare 2: Chorus 1, 2, 3: Bowl- ing 2, 3. RAYMOND GIERSZEWSKI. Homeroom Officer, President 3, Treasurer 2. IOAN GILGENBACH. Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4: Student Coun- cil Representative 4. ELDA GIULIANI. Honor Roll l, 2, 3, 4: School Officer, Vice- president: Class Officer, Secretary 2: Homeroom Officer, Vice-president 3, Secretary Z: Student Council Representa- tive 4: Foursquare 4: Chorus 2, 3, 4: Major Letter 3. LINO GIULIANI. Homeroom Officer, President 2, Treasurer 3: Monitor 2, 3, 4. RITA GLOMSKI. Braille Club 2, 3, 4: Chorus 2, 3. A W J .. Gif l a s -, if if g A 'W : , e -, 5' QSM Q , .V gp , ,Q ,Q r -rp Q 'fii , h J 2 f 1. 1 e L, .. K . L. . I 4 33, X .-. ,. X A ' :Rh j fn. , W j if - L ' r' - H - - 'g TNQ? -. ' 3 , A ' - , , - ' ' , . :.' ,-H' - : 3:2 .:1 : 1 .5:'515i5f5fs'-HE:-'?EE 'i..5':::7 . 3 ef ., 1+ it N r. f 2 4 K s S 4 S 24 ELLEN GLEASON. Honor Roll 3: Home- room Officer, Secretary 2, 3, 4: F our- square 3, 4: Baseball 2: Bowling 3. KARL GLUNZ. Honor Roll 3, 4: School Officer, President: Student Council Re- presentative 2. 3: Band Z, 3, 4: Orches- tra 2, 3, 4: Monitor Z, 3, 4: Acolyte 2, 3, 4: Minor Letter 2, 3: Major Letter 4. SUSAN GRAF. Honor Roll Z, 3, 4: Camera Club 3: Senior Leader: Senior Council. IOHN GREILINGER. Honor Roll 2, 3, 4. IANET GRIFFITHS. Braille Club 2, 3: Camera Club 3: Bowling 4: Riding Club: Senior Leader. IANET GROFF, Class Officer, Secretary 1, 3: Homeroom Officer, Vice-president 4: Chorus 1, 2, 3. HELEN GROSS. Transferred from Pius XI High School. C.S.M.C.: Sodality. MARTIN GSCHEIDMEIER. Homeroom Officer, President 2. 3: Treasurer 4: Camera Club 3: Foursquare 3: Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: Monitor 4: Major Letter 3: Bowling 2, 3: Senior Council. p -,,- p m . ... . .Q,, A Xl!-wr.. t i is 3 ij , Nr' CAROL GUSSERT. Honor Roll 2, 3, 4: Homeroom Officer, Secretary 2: Library Club 2: Baseball 2: Basketball 2: Volleyball 2: Bowling 3: Cheerleader 3, 4. SALLY HACKER. Honor Roll 2, 3, 4: Homeroom Officer, Treasurer 2. BERNADETTE HAFNER. Baseball 3, 4: Basketball 3, 4: Volleyball 3, 4: Senior Leader. ALVIN HAHM. Homeroom Officer, President 3, 4, Trea- surer 3: Student Council Representative 2, 4: Camera Club 3: Forensics 4: Foursquare 3, 4: Acolyte 2, 3, 4: Stage Crew 2, 3: Ever Since Eve : Varsity Football 3, 4: Major Letter 3, 4: Bowling 2, 3. GERALD HAMMOND. Honor Roll 1: Homeroom Officer, Treasurer 1: Latin Club Officer: Monitor 2, 3, 4: Major Let- ter 3: Boxing Champ 3. IAMES HAND. Transferred from Custer High School. Home- room Officer, Treasurer 4: Library Club 4: Monitor 4: Var- sity Football 3: Golf 3: Boxing 3: Boxing Champ 3. 4 .af-at I WALTER HANDZLIK. Transferred from Don Bosco High School. Honor Roll 3: Class Officer, Treasurer 4: Four- square 4: Ever Since Eve . DANIEL HANRAHAN. Ever Since Eve : Homeroom Offi- cer, President 2, Treasurer 1: Monitor Z: Acolyte 3: Varsity Football 3: Varsity Basketball 2: Baseball 3: Major Letter 3, 4: Minor Letter 2. THOMAS HANRAHAN. Transferred from Hartland High School. Band 4: Orchestra 4: Varsity Football 4: Varsity Basketball 4: Minor Letter 4: Baseball 4. EDWARD HARDEBECK. Sodality: C,S.M.C. IOHN HARTERT. Baseball 2, 3, 4. ROSEMARY HAUBNER. C.S.M.C. Representative 2, 3: Chorus 1. 4. if' .4-v' Remember how we groaned when they told us sociology would be compulsory on our senior agenda? Plain murder, we thought! But we lived through it quite well. We even picked up a good deal of sound advice on what to expect when we've left the Family and are out on our own. These students look as if they're ready to tackle whatever problems the world has to offer. That's what sociology does for you, all right. ul- V ng 41 cu. Et S B S Q- K it ,ew 5135 , t t F ltt t LUCILLE HERBST. Honor Roll Z, 3, 4: Homeroom Officer, Vice-president 3, Secretary 4: Forensics 4: Foursquare 4. . . if W' , ,s Wf- DANIEL HIGGINS. Homeroom Officer, President 4, Vice-president 2: Acolyte MARY LOUISE HAUG. Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4: Homeroom Officer, Vice-president 2, Secretary 3: Student Council Re- presentative 4: Sodality Representative 2: Forensics 2: Foursquare 3: Stage Crew 3: The Thirteenth Chair : Ever Since Eve : Major Letter 3: Baseball 2: Basketball Z: Bowling 2: Riding Club: Cheerleader 3, 4. Tish. RUTH HAUSER. Honor Roll 2, 3, 4. BARBARA ANN HAUT. Honor Roll 2, 3, 4: Class Officer. Secretary 4: Homeroom Officer, Vice-president 2, 4: Student Council Representative 4: Sodality Representative 2: Braille Club 2: Orchestra 2: Basketball 3: Volleyball 3. Tish. GERALD HEIMERL. Acolyte 2, 3: Bowling 2. 3. IUDITH HEIMERL. Honor Roll 4: Class Officer, Vice-presi- dent 3: Homeroom Officer, Secretary 3, 4: Library Club 2: Major Letter 3, 4: Baseball 2: Basketball 2: Volleyball 2: Bowling 3: Cheerleader 3, 4. DOROTHY HELD. Homeroom Officer, Secretary 2, 3: C.S.- M.C. Representative 2: Sodality Representative 4: Braille Club 2: Bowling 3: Senior Council. BERNICE HERRMANN. Honor Roll 1, Z. 3, 4: C.S.M.C. Representative 4: Base- ball 4: Basketball 4: Volleyball 4. : t DELORES HINSTORFF. Honor Roll 2, 3, 4: Camera Club 3: Senior Leader. 2, 3, 4. ii' CIL MARY IEANNE HOFFMAN. Homeroom Officer, Secretary 1: Sodality Representative 4: Library Club 3, 4: F oursquare 4: Baseball 2: Volleyball 2. 3. IOSEPH HOLLRITH. C.S.M.C.: Sodality. GERALDINE HOLTON. Homeroom Officer, Secretary 4: Sodality Representative 1, 2. GERALDINE HOYT. Sodality Representative 4: Braille Club 4: Foursquare 4: Chorus 3: Baseball 3. NANCY HUETTL. Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4: Homeroom Officer: Secretary 3: Foursquare 4: Chorus 1, 3. MARY IO HUGHES. Braille Club 3, 4: Chorus l, 4. 26 if E Ht.. x 1 -1 ... , ,. ' yup Q 35: i f A Ei Q ,: ..., All . P L THERESA ILLER. Honor Roll 1, 2, 3: Baseball 4: Volley- ball 4. GERALD IACOBY. Transferred from Don Bosco High School. Homeroom Officer, President 4, Treasurer 3: Bowl- ing 3. CHARLOTTE IAGER. Honor Roll 2, 3, 4: Homeroom Officer, Secretary 4: Library Club 2, 3, 4: Camera Club 4: Four- square 4: Chorus 1, 3, 4: Stage Crew 3: Ever Since Eve : Major Letter 3. THERESA IANZ. Honor Roll 1, 2, 3: Volleyball 2. BARBARA IANZER. Honor Roll l, 2, 3, 4: Homeroom Officer, Vice-president 1, Secretary 2: Forensics 2: Chorus 1, 2, 3: Baseball 2: Basketball 2: Volleyball 2, 3: Bowling 2. LOIS IANZER. Library Club 3, 4: Senior Leader. PAUL IASHINSKY. Chorus 2: Acolyte 2. Hina X IAM S Q gh, L ,yso r A IOAN IEANNOTTE, Honor Roll 2, 3, 4: 1 Homeroom Officer, Secretary 4: Student 3 A Council Representative 3, 4: Library , Club 2, 3: Foursquare 4: Volleyball - 3, 4: Riding Club: Senior Leader. kr 5 P' 'QV' ' V E. is . MARILYN IUHAY. Honor Roll 2: Home- wg! M., room Officer, Treasurer 2: Sodality Rep- ' . 3 AHF! f resentative 1: Chorus 1. ,ii ' Q g . .. if he R1 -1. . Y .. , I D V f . kk, . P , ...X I 3. - A is ,. if ., ,. I H ,f S425 vi fi' - . . :-'- . 'i 5 3?-5 ,,. d t' e . . 4 f K . .,,k. . K gr .h if 921: 1, -5,r3aL.J'f-A V :ZA . Pi Wi Al l 5 Y LOIS KAHRAU. Transfermd from Pius XI High School. Honor Roll 4: Home- room Officer, Secretary 3. CAROL KALLAS. Honor Roll 2, 3, 4: Homeroom Officer, Vice-president 2, 3: C.S.M.C. Representative 2: French Club Officer: Bowling 3, 4. GEORGE KAMRATH. Chorus 3: Varsity Basketball 4: Major Letter 4. PAUL KAY. Homeroom Officer, President 4: C.S.M.C. Officer, Treasurer: Chorus 3: Monitor 2, 3. 4: Acolyte Z, 3, 4: Stage Crew 3. RICHARD KELESKE. Transferred from St. Bonaventure High School. Camera Club 3, 4: Staff Photographer for Capitol and Foursquare. THOMAS KELLEY. Homeroom Officer, Treasurer 3: Student Council Representative 2, 3: Acolyte 2, 3, 4: Ever Since Eve : Varsity Football 2, 3, 4: Major Letter 3, 4: Minor Letter 2, 3: Golf 4: Boxing 2, 3, 4: Boxing Champ 3. SALLY KELLY. Transferred from Rufus King High School. Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4: Class Officer, Vice-president 4: Homeroom Officer, President 1, 2, Vice-president 1, 2. 3, 4: Student Council Representative 3, 4: Major Letter 2: Baseball 2, 3, 4: Basketball 3, 4: Vol1eyball.,3, 4: Water Pageant 3, 4: Senior Leader: Cheerleader 2: Y. C. S. 3. DONA IUNE KEMMER. Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4: Homeroom Officer, Vice-president 3, 4: Treasurer 1, 2: Foursquare 4: Chorus 2: Bowling 4: Riding Club. IUNE KEMMERLING. Honor Roll 3, 4. NADENE KEMPKA. Honor Roll 1, 2: Chorus 4. VIOLA KLEIN. Honor Roll 2, 3. RAE KLEINER. Honor Roll 2: Chorus 1, 3. AGATHA KOEFERL. Honor Roll 2, 3, 4: Chorus 3: Basket ball 3: Red Cross Representative 3. WAYNE KOEHLER. Honor Roll 2, 3, 4: Boxing 3. MARILYN KOHL. Honor Roll 4: Home- room Officer, Vice-president 4: C.S.M.C Representative 4: Red Cross Represent ative. THOMAS KOERBER. Honor Roll 3: Camera Club 3, 4: Monitor 2, 3, 4: Sen- ior Council. THOMAS KOLASINSKI. Monitor 3, 4: Intra-Mural Basketball Champs 2. MARY IANE KORTSCH. Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4: C.S.M.C. Representative 2, 4: Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: Major Letter. WALTER KOSANKE. C.S.M.C. Representative 4: Monitor Z: Acolyte 2: Homeroom Officer, President 4: Library Club 2, 3, 4. HENRY KOSIDOWSKI. Homeroom Officer, Treasurer 2: Camera Club 3: Foursquare 4: Monitor 3. AUDREY KOWALSKI. Honor Roll 2, 3, 4: C.S.M.C. Repre- sentative 3: Sodality Representative 4: Chorus 2, 3: Bowling 3: Red Cross Representative 2. WALTER KOZLOWSKI. Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4: Homeroom Officer, Treasurer 4: Library Club 2, 3, 4: Capitol: Varsity Football 3, 4: Minor Letter 3: Major Letter 4. IOHN KRAUS. Tranferred from Don Bosco High School. Homeroom Officer, Treasurer 3: Varsity Football 4: Major Letter 4: Boxing 3, 4: Bowling 3. room Officer, Vice-president 4. Q 3 IEAN LANGER. Honor Roll 4: Home- , sl k.,. I' 93' i. RITA LESNIAK. Transferred from Div- ine Savior High School. Honor Roll 4: Class Officer, Secretary 2: Homeroom Officer, Secretary l, 2: Chorus l, 2: Baseball 2: Basketball 2: Volleyball 2. TERRENCE LIBERTY. Homeroom Officer,- Treasurer 2: Band 4. CLYDE LIEBL. Honor Roll 3: Class Officer, Treasurer 1, 2, 3: Homeroom Officer, President 2: Monitor 2. 3, 4: Acolyte 2. 3, 4: Bowling 2, 3. IANET LINNEMANSTONS. C.S.M.C. Representative 4: Braille Club 3: Camera Club 3: Basketball 2: Volleyball 2. HOLLY LIPSCOMB. Honor Roll 2, 3, 4: Homeroom Officer, Secretary 4: C.S.M.C. Representative 4: Braille Club 3, 4: Volleyball 3. DONNA LIRETTE. Transferred from St. Iohn's Cathedral High School. C.S.M.C.: Sodality. IANICE LOCKWOOD. Homeroom Officer, Vice-president Z, Secretary 3. GLORIA KROENING. Chorus 1, 2, 4: Basketball 3: Volley- ball 3: Senior Leader: Major Letter. LEONARD KRUEGER. Honor Roll 2, 3, 4: Bowling 3. JOAN KUB. Braille Club 2, 3: Camera Club 3. ROBERT KUHLMANN. Honor Roll 3, 4: Camera Club 3, 4: Staff Photographer for Capitol and Foursquare: Monitor 3. RUTH LABISZAK. Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4: Homeroom Officer, Vice-President 3: Latin Club Officer: Foursquare 4: Chorus 1, 2: Senior Council. FRANCES LANG. Honor Roll 2, 3, 4: Homeroom Officer, Secretary 3: Pan-American Club Officer: Chorus 1, 3, 4: Major Letter. '- DOLORES LEMERAND. Honor Roll 2. 4: C.S.M.C. Representative 2: Camera Club 3: Bowling 4. .ws-fi - - DOROTHY LEWANDOWSKI. Honor Roll 3: Sodality Representative 4: Braille A - Club 4: Foursquare 4: Orchestra 2, 3, 4: Major Letter 4: Senior Leader. Xp KW N 29 . egg F, i i IOYCE LOSER. Transferred from St. Mary's High School, Menomonee Falls. Honor Roll 4: Chorus 1, 2. CAROL LUEDTKE. Honor Roll 2, 3, 4: Chorus 1: Volley- ball 2. SHIRLEY LUSTIG. C.S.M.C. Representative 2: Baseball 2, 3: Basketball 2, 3, 4: Volleyball 2, 3: Senior Leader. MARLENE MACHESKY. Library Club 2: Bowling 2: Senior Leader. DONALD MACHOS. Varsity Football 3, 4: Varsity Man- ager 4: Major Letter 4: Minor Letter 3: Intra4Mural Basket- ball Champs 3: Bowling Z. GLORIA MALINOWSKI. Honor Roll 2, 3, 4: Foursquare 4: Chorus 3. CONSTANCE MANGEN. Honor Roll 3. 4: C.S.M.C. Representative 2, 3: Library Club 3, 4: Braille Club 2, 3, 4. RICHARD MARKS, Library Club 2. MARK MANOWSKI. Monitor Z, 3, 4: Intra-Mural Basketball Champs 2: Base- ball 2: Boxing 2. ROBERT MARTIN. Chorus 1. PATRICIA MATOWSKI. Honor Roll l, 2, 3, 4: Homeroom Officer, Secretary I: C.S.M.C. Representative 3: Sodality Representative 2: Riding Club. IOANNE MAUHS. Honor Roll l, 2, 3, 4: Braille Club 3: Capitol: Major Letter 3: Chorus 2, 3, 4. THOMAS MCADAMS. Library Club 2, 3, 4: Chorus 3, 4: Monitor 3, 4. THOMAS MCCARTHY. Honor Roll 2, 3, 4: Student Council Representative 3: Camera Club 3, 4: Monitor 3: Stall Pho- tographer for Capitol and Foursquare. MARY MCGURN. Honor Roll 3: Sodality Representative 4: Camera Club 4: Foursquare 3: Chorus 3: Stage Crew 4: The Thirteenth Chair . Tish. IOAN MCKERNAN. Homeroom Officer. Secretary 2, 3: C.S.M.C. Representative 2, 3: Forensics 2: Water Pageant 3: Senior Leader. 30 Fl- ' ,- ,,.: . h - .-Qmsgff f if U it My ANN MEILENNER. Honor Roll 37 Foursquare 4. IOAN MEITNER. Library Club s. i A A IEANETTE Misnz. c.s.M.c.: sodainy. by , 4 is ' 1 I S I X i MARCIA MILLER. Camera Club 3: Bowling 2. P EDWARD MISHEFSKI. Homeroom Officer, President Z: N !,.,.,k ,sms Treasurer 4: Boxing 4: Bowling 2, 3. - I 4 1 ROGER MOORE. Band l, 2, 3, 4. A A ' I 4 v p H 'K 'Qi xi r ig a rf 4:5-f his in-sf 4 . Among the books we absorbed in our English classes this past year, God's Underground stands out as one of the best. Some of our Messmerites had the privilege of meeting the author personally when she spoke at the W.C.A.C. Shown with Gretta Palmer are Janet Nennig, Kathleen Hartwig, Marilyn Salzner, fMiss Palmerj, Mary Kathryn Curtin, Theresa Koeferl, Joan Mutz, and Father Riedel. By the way, we got the only autograph Miss Palmer gave during her very short stay, so we'll show it just to you. SUZANNE MORRISEY. C.S.M.C.: Sodality. GERALD MROSS. Honor Roll 4: Bowling 2, 3. DANIEL MUELLER. Homeroom Officer, Treasurer 4: Band 2, 3, 4. EDELTRUDIS MUNDING. Honor Roll 1, Z, 3, 4: Braille Club 3: Capitol: Chorus l, 3, 4: Major Letter 3. MARLENE MURPHY. Honor Roll 4: Homeroom Officer, Vice-President 2: Secretary 4: Student Council Representa- tive 2: Foursquare 3: Chorus l, 4: Senior Leader: Red Cross Representative. PATRICIA MURPHY. C.S.M.C.: Sodality. 3 a,Z......,X IOSEPHINE MUSHA. Bowling 3. HELEN NEU. Transferred from St. Mary's High School, Menomonee Falls. Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4: Homeroom Officer, Secretary 3: Chorus 1, 2, 3. LOIS NEUENDORF. Sodality Representative 3, 4: Four- square 2, 4: Chorus 3, 4: Senior Leader. FRANK NIESEN. Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4: Homeroom Officer, President 1, 2, 3, 4: Sodality Representative l, 2: Camera Club 3, 4: Foursquare 2, 3, 4: Monitor 2. 3, 4: Acolyte 3. KATHLEEN NIGGEMANN. Honor Roll 3: C.S.M.C. Repre- sentative 3: Camera Club 3: Chorus 1. DANIEL NOOK. Homeroom Officer, President 2: Major Letter 2, 3, 4: Minor Letter 2. IACQUELYN NUETZEL. Homeroom Of- ficer, Secretary 3: Chorus l: Band 2, 3, 4: Orchestra 3, 4: Major Letter 4. SHIRLEY OBERBRUNNER. C.S.M.C. Rep- resentative 2, 3: Braille Club 4: Chorus 1, 3. 32 BEVERLY NUMRICH. Honor Roll 2. 3: C.S.M.C. Representative Z: Library Club 4: Chorus 2. ADRIENNE O'KONEK. Honor Roll 2. MARY ANN OLINGER. Honor Roll 4: Braille Club 2: Capitol: Chorus 1, 4: Riding Club: Sewing Club 2. KATHRYN OLIVER. Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4: Baseball 3, 4: Basketball 3, 4: Volleyball 3, 4: Bowling 4. IOAN O'LOUGHLIN. Honor Roll 2, 3. 4: Homeroom Officer, Vice-President Z: Braille Club 2: Chorus 2: Bowling 3. NORBERT OTTO. Honor Roll 3: Homeroom Officer, Presi- dent 4: Library Club Z, 3, 4: Monitor 2, 3. 4. IOSEPHINE PANCIC. Honor Roll 4: Foursquare 2. IOAN PARKER. Honor Roll 3, 4: Homeroom Officer, Vice- President 4: Treasurer 3: C.S.M.C. Representative 4: Bowling 4: Riding Club. Tish. l I l I JOAN PRIMASING. Honor Roll 1, 4: Chorus 4. IAMES QUALLEY. Homeroom Officer. President 4. NANCY REICH. Honor Roll l, 2, 3, 4: Braille Club 2 Foursquare 4: Chorus l: Bowling 4: Senior Leader: Red Cross Representative 3. CLYDE RETZLAFF. Transferred from St. Catherine's High School. Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4. RITA RHEAUME. Honor Roll 4: Homeroom Officer Presi- dent 2, Vice-President 3, Secretary 4: C.S.M.C. Representa- tive 2: Sodality Representative 2, 3, 4: Riding Club: Red Cross Representative 3. IOHN ROETHLE. Honor Roll 2: Student Council Represen- tative 4: Library Club 2, 3, 4: Acolyte 2, 3, 4: The Thir- teenth Chair . PATRICIA ROETS. Homeroom Officer, Vice-President 4: Chorus 1, 2: Bowling Z, 3: Riding Club. CECILIA ROGAHN. C.S.M.C. Officer, Secretary: Camera Club 3. CHRISTINE PATE. Braille Club 4: Camera Club 4: Chorus 1, 3. MARILYN PAUL. Honor Roll 2, 4: Homeroom Officer. Secretary 2: Foursquare 4: Baseball 2: Bowling 3, 4. ROBERT PETERS. Honor Roll 2, 3: School Officer, Treas- urer: Homeroom Officer, Treasurer 3: Varsity Football 3, 4: Major Letter 4: Minor Letter 3. ALICE PETERSON. C.S.M.C. Representative 3: Sodality Representative 2: Camera Club 3: Foursquare 4: Red Cross Representative 2. VIVIEN PLEDL. Honor Roll 2: Forensics 4: Senior Leader. Tish. JOSEPH PONGRATZ. Stage Crew 4 room Officer, Secretary 2: Forensics 2: Major Letter 4: Basketball 2: Volleyball 2, 4: Bowling 2: Riding Club: Cheer- leader 4. DORIS RAEBEL. Transferred from St. Rose High School, La Crosse, Wisconsin. Honor Roll 3, 4. 33 IOYCE PUSCH. Honor Roll 4: Home- ?l1f1ffx::,ff:: ivtg wg NANCY LOU RONDEAU. Transferred from Shorewood High School. Honor Roll 2, 3. 4: Homeroom Officer, Sec- retary 3: Student Council Representative 3: Basketball 4. ALPHONSE RONOWSKI. Honor Roll 3, 4: Camera Club 32 Acolyte 3, 4: Minor Letter 3. ALICIA ROSS. Chorus 3: Bowling 4. MADONNA ROSS. Homeroom Officer, Secretary 2: So- dality Representative 2: Foursquare 4: Bowling 4. MARY ROTH. Honor Roll 2: Chorus 4. , ' I O... v--f ' 3 2 . f it eff: I is MARIORIE RUDIG. Sodality Represen- tative 3: Baseball 2. NEIL ROUSE. Chorus 1, 2: Acolyte 2, 3, 4: Varsity Man- ager 4: Major Letter 4: Minor Letter 3: Baseball 2, 3, 4: Golf 4: Boxing 2, 3, 4. IOAN RYAN. Braille Club 2: Chorus 3, 4: Baseball 2: Basketball 2: Bowling 3: Riding Club. 1 lag? 352 4 -.A -as , . I is ' , 1 LORETTA RYAN. Honor Roll 3, 4: H ' . M IUNE SAMMER. Honor Roll 2, 3, 4: Homeroom Officer, Vice-President 2. j , t , L ' Homeroom Officer, Secretary 2: Ger- Secretary 3: Sodality Representative 2: M G, 4 4, man Club Officer: Braille Club 2, 3, 4: Library Club 2: Band 2. 3, w g . : ' Q Foursquare 4: Senior Council. R . MARY SANFELIPPO. Homeroom officer, vice-President 2: f C.S.M.C. Representative 4: Library Club 2, 3. ' : ' Q 2.14 , mf, Afnn - PHYLLIS SAUER. Honor Roll 3, 4: Homeroom Officer, if Iljlf Vice-President 3: Library Club 2. 3: Braille Club 2: Capitol: ,Z ' Q, - ff Chorus 1, 2, 3: Riding Club: Sewing Club 2. : Mi n i - l ' JOAN SCHAEFER. Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4: Homeroom om- I , , I , Q ' cer, Secretary 2, 3: Sodality Representative 4: Chorus l, g 2. 3: Volleyball 4. of Q MARION SCHAEFER. Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4: C.S.M.C. Representative 2: Forensics 4: Foursquare 4: Baseball 2. 3: Volleyball 2. 3. 4: Bowling 3, 4:'Riding Club: Senior Leader: Red Cross Representative. IOAN SCHALLER. Bowling 2. EVELYN SCHARABOK. Bowling 2, 3. 34 5-...J CLARENCE SCHATZMAN. Honor Roll 3, 4: Student Coun- cil Representative 2, 3, 4: Pan-American Club Officer: Library Club 4: Foursquare 4: Monitor 4: The Thirteenth Chair : Bowling 2, 3. IEAN SCHEDLER. Honor Roll l, 2, 3, 4: Chorus 1: Riding Club. SHIRLEY SCHIEDEMEYER. Honor Roll 1, Z, 3, 4: Chorus 1. ROBERT SCHILLING. Homeroom Officer, President 2: Li- brary Club 2: Camera Club 3: Monitor 2, 3, 4. MARY ANN SCHMERDA. Honor Roll l, 2, 3, 4. DONALD SCHMIDT. Honor Roll 3: Homeroom Officer, Treasurer 2: C.S.M.C. Representative 2: Chorus 1: Varsity Football 2: Golf Z: Boxing 3. IAMES SCHMIDT. Chorus l, 4: Aco- lyte 3: Intra-Mural Basketball Champs 2. ,O ., I 'Vis X M law' MARIANNE SCHMIDT. Honor Roll 1. 2, 3, 4: Homeroom Officer, Vice-Presi- dent 2: Chorus l, 2, 3, 4: Major Letter 3: Baseball 2: Volleyball 2: Bowling 2. GRACE SCHMIT. Honor Roll l, 2, 3, W , H Q' AGNES SCHRANT. Honor Roll 8: Li- 4: Camera Club 3: Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: Red W ' it l 4 L brary Club 3: Camera Club 3: Chorus Cross Representative 2: Major Letter. 1: Baseball 2, 3: Basketball 2, 3: Vol- . . , , leyball 2: Senior Leader. . s in . V . ,.: 1': i U 7. .A i 1, rrs T 3 lt -,.r s :R if , j li- 1 r l 3 55 4 MYRON SCHROEDER. Honor Roll 2, 3, 4: Homeroom Offi- cer. Treasurer 2: Student Council Representaive 4: Camera Club 4. CLAUDIA SCHULD. Honor Roll l, 2, 3, 4: Foursquare 4: Chorus l: Volleyball 4. SHIRLEY SCHULDT. Transferred from St. Mary's High School, Menomonee Falls. Camera Club 4: Capitol: Chorus 1, 2, 4. ELIZABETH SCHUMACHER. Braille Club 2: Chorus 2, 3, 4? Major Letter 3: Organist. DIANE SCHWEITZER. Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4: Homeroom Officer, Secretary 4: Braille Club 2, 3, 4: Chorus 4. THERESE SCHWERM. Transferred from Rufus King High School. Honor Roll 4. 35 l IAMES SEARS. Honor Roll l, 2, 3, 4: Chorus 3, 4: Monitor 3, 4: Ever Since Eve : Major Letter 4. Tish. THERESA SEEGERS. Chorus l. RICHARD SEILENBINDER. C.S.M.C.: Sodality. ARLENE SEKEY. Homeroom Officer, Vice-President 1, 2: Sodality Representative 2: Sodality Officer, Secretary: Library Club 2, 3: Braille Club 2, 3: Senior Council: Riding Club. KATHLEEN SENSIBA. Honor Roll 3, 4: Braille Club 2, 3: Camera Club 3: Riding Club. CAROL SERIO. Honor Roll 3: Homeroom Officer, Vice- President 8: Secretary 2: C.S.M.C. Representative 4: Chorus 1, 3, 4: Major Letter 4: Basketball 3, 4: Volleyball 3: Senior Leader: Y.C.S. Tish. Twice within three years homeroom 112 has won the award for the best senior one-act play. Homeroom 116 was chosen as the runner-up while 114's students received honorable mention for their efforts. Here Phil Walker, Janis Bohn, Marjean Czerwinski, Paul Gerblick, Georgine Certano, and Wally Baranek show us how 112 managed to keep the coveted trophy in their possession. 4 4, IEROME SEUBERT. C.S.M.C., Sodality. EDWARD SILBER. Honor Roll 4: Homeroom Officer. surer 4. ELIZABETH SILVA, Honor Roll 3: Pan-American Officer: Bowling 4: Water Pageant 3, 4. RICHARD SIMETH. Transferred from Rufus King School.Foursquare 4: Monitor 4: Acolyte 3, 4: Ever Eve : Y.C.S. RICHARD SIMON, Homeroom Officer, Treasurer 1, 4: us 3, 4: Senior Council. FRANCES SLAGLE. Honor Roll 4: Homeroom Officer, President 3: Bowling 3. Trea- Club High Since Chor- Vice- EUGENE STEFFEN. Homeroom Officer, Treasurer 2, 4: Foursquare 4: Varsity Basketball 3, 4: Varsity Manager 4: Major Letter 4: Minor Letter 2, 3. KENNETH STEIB. Homeroom Officer, Treasurer 4: Monitor 2, 3: Acolyte 2, 3, 4: Varsity Football 3, 4: Varsity Basket- ball 4: Major Letter 4: Minor Letter 2, 3: Baseball 3: Golf 2, 3: Bowling 2. ARLENE STEINERT. Honor Roll 2, 3, 4: Braille Club 2, 3 Chorus 2: Volleyball 4: Bowling 4. PHILIP STERNIG. Honor Roll 1, Z, 3. 4: Homeroom Officer, President 3, 4: Student Council Representative 3: Sodality Officer, Treasurer: Latin Club Officer: Capitol, Co-editor: Chorus 3, 4: Monitor 2, 3, 4: Acolyte 2, 3, 4: Major Letter. HENRY STICH. Homeroom Officer, President 2, 3, 4: Var- sity Football 4: Major Letter 4: Boxing 3. RICHARD STIRN. Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4: Homeroom Officer, Vice-president 3: Camera Club 4: Monitor 3, 4: Acolyte 2, 3, 4: Intra-Mural Basketball Champs 3. BERNICE STOIBER. Transferred from North Division High School. C.S.M.C.: Sodality. NANCY ANN STORDEUR. Honor Roll 2, 3: Sodality Repre- sentative 2. 3: Sodality Officer, Prefect: Foursqucrre 4. IOHN SLATTERY. Honor Roll 3: Homeroom Officer, Trea- surer 3: Monitor 3. EDWIN SMUKCWSKI. Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4. CHARLES SNYDER. Monitor 3, 4: Boxing 4. CHARLOTTE SNYDER. Senior Leader. ALICE SOCHUREK. Honor Roll 3. 4: Homeroom Officer. Secretary 3, 4: Chorus 3, 4: Major Letter. Tish. EUGENE SPITZA. Honor Roll 2. 3, 4: Homeroom Officer, President 3, 4: Monitor 3, 4: Senior Council. Co-editor: Bowling 4: Riding Club. sentative 4: Chorus 1: Volleyball Z, 3: Senior Leader. 37 GERALDINE STEGNER. Honor Roll, 3. 4: Camera Club 3: Foursquare 2, 3, 4, MARY IANE STEIDL. Homeroom Offi- cer, Secretary 2: Student Council Repre- CLETE THOMPSON. German Club Of- ficer: Camera Club 2: Bowling Z, 3. CAROLE THORNDYKE. Honor Roll 3. PATRICIA TINGLOF. C.S.M.C.: Sodality. IOI-IN TOUCHETT. Transferred from St. Mary's Springs Academy. Class Officer, President 4: Homeroom Officer. President 1, 2, 4: Pan-American Club Officer: Bowling 3: Senior Council. Tish. NANCY TREUTEL. Honor Roll l. 2: C.S.M.C. Representa- tive 3: Pan-American Club Officer: Forensics 3: Bowling 2, 4: Red Cross Representative. KATHLEEN TRIEBE. Honor Roll 2, 3, 4: Homeroom Officer, President 2: C.S.M.C. Representative 4: Chorus 4: Bowling 4: Riding Club. DONALD TRISPEL. Honor Roll 3, 4: Bowling 2, 3. DIANE ULLRICH. Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4: Braille Club 2, 3, 4: Camera Club 3: Forensics 4: Bowling 3. 38 MARY IO STOWELL. Homeroom Officer, Vice-president 4: Student Council Representative 3: Chorus 1: Volleyball 3. HAROLD STRUNSEE. Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4: Capitol, Co- editor: Monitor 2, 3, 4. FRANCIS SUETHOLZ. Band 2. ANNE SZUDAISKI. Honor Roll 4: Braille Club 2: Bowl- ing 4. ELIZABETH TAMER. Honor Roll 1, 2, 3. ALBERT THELEN. Honor Roll 2, 3, 4: Student Council Rep- resentative 4: Library Club 2, 3, 4: Monitor 4: Acolyte 3, 4: Senior Council. IOHN THOMPSON. Homeroom Officer, President 3, 4. Treasurer 1, 2: Chorus 1: Monitor 3. 4: Acolyte 3, 4: Stage Crew 3: Major Letter 2: Golf 3, 4: Boxing 2, 4: Bowling Z: Cheerleader 4. IEAN TIKALSKY. C.S.M.C. Representa- tive 2: Library Club 2: Bowling 3. i .5 if .5 IEANNE VANN. Braille Club 2, 4: Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: Base- ball 3: Basketball 2, 3: Volleyball 2. 3: Bowling 3: Major Letter. WILLIAM VERZAL. Homeroom Officer, President 2, 3: Treasurer 4: Varsity Football 3, 4: Major Letter 3, 4: Minor Letter 3: Golf 2, 3. 4: Boxing 2. JOAN VIK. Honor Roll 2, 3, 4: School Officer, Vice-Presi- dent: Class Oflicer, Vice-President 4: Homeroom Officer, Vice-President 3, Secretary 2: C.S.M.C. Representative 2: Camera Club 3: Baseball 2, 3, 4: Basketball Z, 3, 4: Volley- ball 3, 4. ROGER VOELZ. Chorus l, 2, 4: Varsity Football 4: Major Letter 3, 4: Golf 4: Boxing 2, 3, 4. MICHAEL VOGL. Honor Roll 4. THOMAS VOGT. Camera Club 3. DONALD WAGNER. Homeroom Offi- cer, Treasurer 3: Boxing 3, 4: Boxing Champ 3. IOSEPH WAHLEN. Library Club 4, Camera Club 3: Monitor Z, 3, 4. 'iIs.,,. EDWARD WAGNER. Chorus l, 3. PHILIP WALKER. Honor Roll z, Aco- lyte 2, 3, 4. GEORGE WANNINGER. Class Officer, President 4: Home- room Officer, Treasurer 2, 3: Camera Club 2. 3: Monitor 2, 3, 4: Acolyte 2, 3, 4: Intra-Mural Basketball Champ 3: Bowling 2, 3. IACQUELINE WASSERBURGER. Honor Roll 3, 4: Home- room Officer, Vice-President 3: Camera Club 3: Major Letter 4: Baseball 2, 3, 4: Basketball 2, 3, 4: Volleyball 3, 4: Bowling 3: Senior Leader. IAMES WEHNER. Homeroom Officer, President 2, 3: Capi- tol: Monitor 2, 3, 4: Ever Since Eve : Senior Council: Forensics 4: Tish. CONRAD WEINLEIN. C.S.M.C.: Sodality. DANIEL WEIS. Chorus l. 4: Boxing 2, 3. SUSAN WHALING. Bowling 3. N 39 ROBERT WIEMER. Transferred from Don Bosco High School. Boxing 4. CAROL WIESNER. Honor Roll 1, 3: Homeroom Officer, Vice-president 2, 3, 4: C.S.M.C. Representative 4: Bowling 3. LILLIAN WINCELL. Transferred from Pius XI High School. Chorus 1, 2. RITA WOLF. Foursquare 4: Volleyball 2: Bowling 2. IAMES WOLFGRAM. Monitor 4: Major Letter 3: Baseball 4: Golf 3. 4: Boxing 2, 3. 4: Boxing Champ 2. IOYCE WOLSKI. Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4: Library Club 2, 3: Bowling 3. K. ROBERT ZALE. Homeroom Officer, President 2, Treasurer 4. 40 2 DONALD WRIGHT. Homeroom Officer, President 4, Treasurer 3: Camera Club 3: Chorus 4: Monitor 3, 4: Acolyte 2, 3, 4: Boxing 3, 4: Bowling 2, 3, 4. CAROL ZALEWSKI. Honor Roll l. 2, 3. 4: Homeroom Officer, Secretary 1, 4: French Club Officer, Library Club 2, 3: Chorus l. IOAN ZANCANARO. Transferred from St. Mary's Academy- c.s.M.c.: sodqiny. EDWARD ZANONI. Homeroom Officer, Treasurer 1, 37 Intra-Mural Basketball Champ 2: Bowling 2. ELSA ZIEGLER. Honor Roll 2, 4: School Officer, Secretary: Class Officer, Secretarv 2: Homeroom Officer, Vice-president 2, Secretary 3: Sodality Representative 2: Forensics 2. 4: Foursquare 2: Ever Since Eve : Major Letter 3, 4: Volley- ball 2: Bowling 3: Cheerleader 3. 4. Tish. DIANE ZIMMER. Honor Roll 4: Braille Club 2: Chorus 1: Volleyball 2: Sewing Club. IOHN ZISKY. Transferred from Don Bosco High School. Chorus 3. f if Junior - Senior Prom You had your picture taken in front of a lighthouse . . . You took your place in the line of the grand march . . . You danced to sweet music beneath the silver stars . . . You and your date had a refreshing drink at the prow of a big ship . . . And all the while you were thrilled by the HARBOR LIGHTS in the nauti- cal setting of this year's junior-Senior prom. For years to come, you'1l remember this social event as one of the biggest in your high school years. Ah, memories . . . Extensive preparations by these swabs, Ioan Lemkuil, Ann Plashal, Allen Hindfleisch, and Don Swetzig, transformed the gym into a perfect setting tor the theme. Y 'X 1 Allen Rindtleisch and Iim I-leger set up the silent beacon, guiding tower . . At the end of the grand march 4- and into an evening ot mirth and irolic, The juniors probably looked forward to the same event next year. The seniors would look ior- ward to their dreams beyond those deeps where ships sail on and on. 'S l i The big moment! Royalty for an evening! Queen Ioan Lemkuil and King Don Swetzig are crowned by Father Riedel. . i t 41 ll ASISTER M. CHARLOTTE. Left to right, Top row: M. Starck, I. Klimesh, D. Stolper, I. Weeks, R. Stock, R. Repinski, I. Kish, G. Comes, R. Landremun. Third row: E. Winzentsen, I. Memmel, D. Gerner, C. Smciglick. G. Marget, F. Pernitz, I. Nemoir, V. Dunn, T. Scrdowski, R. D'1-Xcquisto. Second row: P. Kupsh, I. Circ, K. Hcrrtwiq, I. Gemeinhordt, W. Morgan, R. Frcrncione, W. Howard, I. Nenniq. Bottom row: R. Icxcques, A. Triebe, I, Kemmer, S. Boettcher, B. Cronce, E. Bugin, I. Medinger, M. L. Rouen, R. Fallon, I. Hudak. Junior Class Officers up Left to right: Frank Glieber, treas- urerg Audrey Suehr, secretaryg Nan- cy Hefter, vice-presidentg Donald Swetzig, president. 1lU--- SISTER M. IOHN IGNACE. Left to righf, Top row: B. Weiler, G. Fenske, G. Powers, R. Lese, M. Burke, I. Poehl- mann, C. Ostrowski, F. Glieber, G. Heimerl, I. Wcxldschmidt, W. Hcxnruhcxn. Third row: E. Long, R. Drueger, R. Nejcx, C. Zcxborski, D. Wolcz, D. Bugolski, M. Hlcrvcc, S. Zoesch, R. Axt, I. Freuler, D. Kornemcmn. Second row: D. Lang, M. Maddox, E. Zbinovec, N. Morrisey, D. Cooper, B. Weidman, M. Olson, S. Schult, I. Gcxhcm, I. Maikowski. Bottom row: N. Nevin, S. Hilger, C. Glcxtzel, M. Morecrty. E ,.g v 113 -- SISTER M. WALBURGIS. Left to right, Top row: I. Blaszczyk, M. Mercier, D. Narloch. R. Laux, D. Warsek, H. Lemmermann, D. Schueller, W. Goldammer. D. Nead, D. Schwingel, R. Sonnenshein. Third row: I. Hanser, N. Amrock, I. Kritter, T. Swenarski, R. Resch, I. Steppe, E. Hahn, B. Lohmann, I. Weiler. Second row: E. Gieseke, K. Kadow, I. Barczak, R. Held, K. Braun, I. Mutz, I. Lynch, R. Weber, R. Laux, C. Fischbach. Bottom row: C. Chiappetta, L. Andre- shak, G. Nadolny, D. Schulze, M. Heun. B. Quest, M. Thomson. Remember those grand chem- istry classes . . . especially the wonderful breaks between lab periods, when you could sneak over to a Window for some clear fresh air? Vern Struckmeyer and Mike Burke aren't likely to forget too soon, as you can see. Yes sir, give us back our good old chemistry days! 117 'SISTER M. PETHINE. Left to right, Top row: W. Maciejewski, R. Daleiden, E. Brahm, W. Freundorier, A. Polyak. I. Wick, I. Rosenberger, W. Piechura, T. Stude. Third row: D. Sheedy. E. Borgmann, A.Plasha1, F. Hcxrdekopf, R. Meer, N. Graf, I. Schmidt, C. Patz, R. Leet. Second row: E. Van Pietersom, N. Steinmetz, L. Olinger, D. Kowalski, E. Mojto, A. Strauss, B. Dejmek, C. Iocobs, D. Wagner. Bottom row: K Gleissner, P. Drewa, I. Ward, R. Irving, D. Mondloch, M. Seymour. 202-SISTER M. MONICA. Left to right, Top row: F. Newhuuser, G. Weber, P. Esser, D. Dedinas, I. Kuhr. G. Steiniort, T. Sommers, E. Wotnosky, R. Leitqen. Third row: A. Moore, I. Neher, R. Stevens, M. Kirnberger, M. Andritsch, L. Campbell. A. West, S. Stock, D. Ceschi. Second row: R. Rubesch, D. Kopfmueller, M. A. Damask, D. Grussinger, M. Hogan, P. Mcztycxs, C. Pieper, P. De Toro. Bottom Row: C. Fink, D. Clark, M. Krier, P. Ncxrdelli. What a life! Don't they look contented? juniors aren't wor- rying about being picked on by seniors, as they had to when they were sophs, and yet they still have a while to go before graduation blues come creeping around the corner. Ken Bushek, jean Gahan, Gene Sieg, and jane Nemoir are typical ex- amples of the wonderful life that a junior lives. ZOSASISTER M. VEROLA. Left to right, Top row: D. Swetzig, I. Cummings, A. Rindfleisch, R. Stork, D. Sullivcm, R. Knuese. R. Stein, T. Furtmun, I. Popielorrski, F. Fuculjcxk, G. Venus. Third row: G. Von Drcsek, G. Bcxu. W. Ludorf, M. Mertz, A. Kalisz, C. Schommer, I, Haines, L. Detrie, R. Peters, A. Courvul. Second row: R. Monowski, H. Peter, S. Geiger, L. Hdrbrechi, F. Schim berq, I, Blciubclch, C. Bauer, D. Volmer, D. Kuklinski, M. Penske. Bottom row: D. Becker, I. Oster- haus, P. Bower, I. Murcey, T. Koeferl, H. Bcmelt, I. Leppcmen, M. Pongrcxtz, T. Cuthlina, I. Certano. H 214' fSISTER M. ANACLETE. Left to right, Top row: F. Tennessen, L. Merz, R. Heger, A. Noel, R. Pesich, I. Richardson, A. Menke, G. Schumacher, I. Miller. Third row: K. Burbcrch, R. Gleissner, T. Icmke, W. Konkel, G. Wick, I. Sullivan, S. Mulkowski, G. Meyers. Second row: G. Hciqemon, S. Czurnecki, I. Rollers, G. Lemmer, M. I. Hclvilcrnd, D. Giersch, E. Fetzer, D. Donovon, M. Dengel. Bottom row: I. Lemkuil. I. Hcxeifner, H. Klein, C. Schomer, M. Brandt, I. Steinkrouss, I. Mccht, B. Rubner, I. Markus. -Mk I Well, it looks as if we've Walked into the middle of a 5 discussion. As long as we're this far, we might as well go in. The interested expressions on the faces of jim Murphy, Mary Heun, Wayne Ludorf, and Althea Strauss proves that this must be a worthwhile American history session. Rath- er than disturb Pat Nardelli while she challenges chairman Gerald Bau, let's move on across the page. X 316 -SISTER M. NOBILIS. Lett to right, Top row: I. Truog, T. Bcrberci, R. Schedler, T. Ripple, T. Heisdorf, I. Heqer. I. Murphy, M. Romge, T. Lynch. Third row: R. Dierbeck, I. Woznicxk, M. Leygrof, M. Solzmcmn, G. Lindner, C. Schmidt. I. Conlin, M. Fitzpatrick, R. Vczlcq, I. Flander. Second row: M. Nevins, M. Zcxrtner, M. Burdey, B. Brcxeqer, I. LeMcy, A. Weske, R. Mrozinski, I. Motzko, I. Multby, D. Domach. Bottom row: I. Hinsenkamp, N. Helter, P. Rcidnek, C. Tomciz, I. Geis, L. Ertl, I. Icrrcqoske, D. Schwaerzler, M. Kuczynski. LL -. whl Homecoming week always brings many interesting bulle- tin boards. This one represents the efforts of junior homeroom 117. Naturally, Rose Irving and Pat Drews are well pleased with it. 318 SISTER M. LAWRENCE. Left to right, Top row: K. Bushek, R. Wolfe, G. Luslig, I. Shannon, D. Wrobbel, G. Blazek. I Winter. C. Gleissner, R. Ebly. Third row: E. Blcistic, D. Mirr, M. Simeth, M. Rehorst, M. Diehl, R. Kronschncxbel, F. Starr. Second row: E. Sieg, I. Kcxiser, M. A, Hernes, S. Drew, B. Draczkcr, N. Krcxus, N. A. Morecxrty, B. Kclrbowski. Bottom row: V Struckmeyer, A. Moyer, M. A. Konzul, E. Thelen, A. Suehr, H. Resetz, M. Bonerz, G, Morcmski, I. Steidl. Don't you wish that you could still be a junior, so you could look forward to a wonder- ful senior year again? Well it looks as if Father Stehling gave up wishing and just decided to relive his junior year with Vi- vian Dunn, Rita Landreman, Judy Marcey, Carol Schomer, and Colette Jacobs. He was one of the feature attractions of the JUNIOR TALENT SHOW on that memorable morn. We must say, though, he really makes a cute junior, doesn't he? l SISTER M. MARGUERITE. Left to right, Top row: C. A. Fox, I. Hickok, N. Arnold, M. Schilke, I. A. Skibcx, D. Noteis. Third row: E. Mutchler, R. Tutkowski, K. O'Rourke, R. Thomci, I. Fehring, M. Amrhein, M. A. Iohcnnik. Second row: D. Wolf, A. Beyer, D. Helmun, P. Biskus, C. Swain, I. A. Zuercher, C. Thelen. Bottom row: L. Widder, R. Heil, D. Yunk. N. Hcimbuch, C. Gmitruk. Sophomore Class Officers Left to right: Catherine Ziegler, vice-presidentg Dick Berka, presi- dent: Carole Birkett, secretaryg Greg Berg, treasurer. 2 -MR. WILLIAM BAY-IR. Left to right, Top row: R. Shaw, R. Austin, I. Remm, G, Winghcxrt, I. Luedtke, I. Higgins, L. We-ttstein, I. Hcreckel, R. Rozek. Third row: R. Besson, K. Mueller, E. Schueller, E. Strobl, H. De Villers, R. Morcnski, G. Van Deven, A. Wcxgner. Second row: P. Buyer, I. Sindori, C. Sieber, G. Berg, I. Kozlowski, I. Loberger, P. Schumacher, Mr. Wm. Baer. Bottom row: V, Gehling, D. Gilbert, T. Endish. R. Neimon, S. Webb, D. Berlinqer, W. Woloszyk. I E l 1 I I 7--- SISTER M. RICHARD. Left to right, Top row: M. Sullivan, T. Burke, E. Mierow, R. Rosin, G. Markofski, T. Schmidt, W. Ubert, I. Skow, R. Gilgenbach, G. Hiller. Third row: I. Goetz, V. Blommer, M. C. Hornburg, I. Drzadinski, R. Macak, K. Ryan, F. Neumaier, M. A. Hoefler, R. Neterval, Second row: M. Schanowski, H. Steller. M. Holfman, B. Helqoe, M. Frederickson, C. Lustig, R. Burczyk, C. Fichtner. Bottom row: I. Berka, C. Ulwelling, B. De Melle, B. Starck, F. Dorsch. I i It was Hallowe'en night, and I the sophomores were being ini- tiated. Those of us who were there probably recall Phil Walker and Dick Simon gloat- ing over the fate of Virginia Blommer, Kathleen O'Rourke, Frank Wanner, and Ferdie Neider. Quite a night, remem- ber? 207 -e SISTER M. VERENA. Left to right, Top row: C. Rubner, I. Karls, D. DeBoth. G. Conway. A. Wuester, F. Schmitz, E. Hart, F. Neider, R. Mathia, T. Flahive. Third row: I. Mueller, R. Radtke, M. Hoeriq, S. Stevens, S. Firkell, R. Voqel, D. Osowski, E. Schmid, P. Moser, R. Verzal. Second row: I. Iller, E. Harder, B. Noe, V. Miotke, M. Konop, M. L. LeMay, D. Dierbeck, E. Seiser, T. Keene, T. Patmore. Bottom row: W. Kuhr, R. Schmidt, M. Burghaus, C. Gerlach, I. Trick, E. Zimmermann, P. Shanahan, I. Balint. x -Qi 211 SISTER M. VERONITA. Left to right, Top row: R. Krick, G. Mielke, P. Feypel, R. Smollish, T. McGehee, D. Pastoret, 'l'. Pokwinski, R. Dedert, F. Metz, I. O'Krciy, R. Mendleski. Third row: G. Bojcxck, P. Hcxyostek, B. Runte, T. Stoeveken, D. Oliver, G. Bosley. R. Lowe, R. Kubiak, M. Le Blanc, R. Lorge, L. A. Arneson. Second row: D. Tronchuck, E. Gryske, R. Zusy, A. Shonnon, P. Ieske, P. Stingl, D. Herzog, R. Anziu. A. L. Salter, D. Kcurich. Bottom row: R. Schaefer, G. Fetzer. C. Rhecrume, S. Geruqhty, M. Schwinn, R. Doherty. M. Siderits, M. Ebli, M. Schroeder, I. Hummes. This past year, as every year, we found ourselves returning to a familiar spot many times. The bookstore, Messmer's conveni- ent supply base, has proved to be a very necessary refuge when paper pads hit cardboard bottom. Here are Mary Jane Van Houten, Dave Riedel, and Sue Conway lined up at the cubby hole getting set to face their next class-prepared for just about anything. 213 SISTER M. IUSTINA. Lett to right, Top row: I. Zenner, A. Ring. H. Campbell, S, Piechurcx, F. D'Amico, I. Schmitt, R. Icxcobi, G. Peterson, R. Icxnesko, G. Meyer, R. Berkcx. Third row: I. Andruski, D. Riedel, A. Koschniclc, I. Girouard, G. Boese- lczqer, C. Schneider, B. Czurnecki, M. Meindl, R. Hczrtunq, F. Gulgowski, D. Dombek, R. Homberq, D, Sorcic. Second How: C. Mciyer, K. Doherty, M. Wiedenhoeft, E. Reck. B. Bojock, C. Kncxuer, M. Bilke, S. Conway, C. Tcrppc. Bottom row: E. Pertle. G. Bruder, I. Aussprung, S. Wieqel, I. Bowman, M. M. McNamara, M. Forcrl, L. A. Buchen, B.A. Zcruner, K. Tomuz, I. Krauss. C. Ziegler. 4 Z 11 X I 302-SISTER M. ROSALIA. Left to right, Top row: M. Adumecxk, B. Gorski, N. Schneider, H. Arnold, S. Berth. K. Dryer, I. Anderson, M. I. Van Houten, D, Blank, D. Frunkiewicz, C. Pier. Third row: M. Weilcmd, R. Wrobbel, M. Zcclewski, I. Limburg, M. Steinhcrge, M. Bressler, D. Schaefer, A. Wincell, I. Straus, I. Prill, D. Venzl. Second row: I. Klein, M. Kraft, S. Verrier, R. M. Cherne, C. Briske, C. Schneemorm, M. A. Artmann, M. Argcnek, M. Scherwenko, S. Berger. Bottom row: F. Pclrlow, B. Wuntcx, C. Metzger, C. Kroner, S. Herrmann, I. Lewcmdowski, M. A. Stark, M. Durcmte, 1 1 Come along and join us while we look into a mechanical draw- 5 5 ing class to see the little sopho- more geniuses combining their talents With pencil lead while turning out masterpieces of architecture. Walter Woloszyk, John Sindorf, Joe Dufner, and jerry Loberger really look am- M bitious. don't they? 312 ---- SISTER M. BONIFACE. Left to right, Top row: I. Geehun, R. Neu, K. Adisek, W. Serchen, E. Bosdeck. I. Gugliono, F. Sommer, W. Kerner, R. Sells, T. Grennier. Third row: G. Scxuer, L. Chovcmec, M. Corey, K. Wunderlich. P. Rcxop, C. Birkett, N. Rcwson, S. Bruski, I. Diel. Second row: M. Lebcrnowski, D. Dommerich, A. Bellows, W. Schuch, A. Roubick, I. McCann, M. Shudu, I. Konzcxl, M. Sebasticmi. Bottom row: V. Weber. D. Lcrufenberg, I. Lobotzke, D. Szczutowski, S. Hallett, I. Leis- ing, N. Eckert, R. Ponik. 315 f- SISTER M. SARAH: Left to right, Top row: R. Bellows. R. Wimmer, A. Ostrowski, I. Domach, C. Holschulte, R. Icmus, F. Wcmner, H. Schroedl, I. Riedel, P. Fritsch, P. Hobermcrn, R. Donovan. Third row: I. Pciul, B. Courval, I. Feldhusen, K. Mcmgen, C. Wiske, P. Gerhard, R. Foster. L. Lustig, K. Coveney. Second row: D. Simon, I. Kleiner, S. Kleinhous, R. Cordes, I. Collins, T. Engel, I. Rulenstein, S. Beck, R. Vogel. Bottom row: D. Leitel, P. Fitzgerald, S. Multby, K. Keller, M. Kuntner, C. Kcrrlson, N. Zanq. M. Policrk, E. Weis, E. Metz, R. I-loepfl. The seniors had one, the jun- iors had one, the sophomores had one too. Had what? A TALENT SHOW! Here are Mary Schroeder, Mary Ann jo- hannik, Margie Faral, Marie Le May, Roger Edgerton, Bob Krick, and Terry Stoeveken in the closing number of the show, the traditional dedication to Our Lady. Since it is the final number and there's really no more to see, shall we turn the E page? 317 W- SISTER CAROLINE MARIE. Left to right, Top row: D. Czech, W. Taylor, L. Borowski, V. Worzcrllcr, L. Freeman, I Young, B. Stich, D. Kosmider, L. Schloesser. Third row: Dennis Herbst, Donald Herbsl, T. Moyer, M. Schaefer, E. Seilen binder, R. Vik, I. O'Neil, W. Hillebrund, C. Leygrcrl, W. Sensibu, D. Zuercher. Second row: R. Schcxut, L. Kish, I. Bucher, A. M Trompcilo, Y. Schmidt, S. Czecholinski, M. Polchert, E. Meyer, I. Weinlein. Bottom row: R. Frieseke, D. Plcmnerstill, I. Feldl ner, B. Engel, K. Kramoris. M. Malone. R. Anheier, M. E. Thompson, M. Fricono, P. Kopcha. . 2 5 321 SISTER M. CRESCENCE. Left to right, Top row: L. Bossman, I. Voss, I. Skiba, G. Falkner, B. Gutbrod, A. Henneclce, L. Neuens, F. Aukofer, R, Kaiser, G. Wall, R, Ollerman. Third row: I. Steqer, M. A. Hanus, R. Prellwitz, W, Iuhay, P. Ger- rits, M. Rech, K. Mulholland, C. Bruders. N. Reis, I. Orley, E. Iii. Second row: N. Lonski, I, Schmidt, I, Sternemann, B. Braun, E, Blaubach, M. York, I. Morrisey, I. Zinecker, M. Spalda, P. Hanrahan. Bottom row: P. Noll, R. Kloes, W. Matusi- nec, M. A. Bojar, V. O'Donne1l, L. Klemm, K. Voss, I. Peterson, B. Schurman, C. Fischer. O. Timm. E? fa .ii .sa .gf Qi 319 SISTER MAGDALEN. Left lo right, Top row: F. Schuster, A. Klein, S, Stepniewski, I. Krocka, V. Wald' bauer, F, Peterson. Second row: S. Carew, D. Kocinska, P. Ryan, R. Oster korn, C. A. Manske, T. Havnen. Bol- tom row: C. Wolf, M. Clemens, I. Mos- er. V. Bmsch. D. Nupimek, P. schmidi. 2 Q 322 --- SISTER M. GEORGE. Left to right, Top row: B. Gaffney, T. Pitterle, R, Polczynski, I. Bores, R. Key, H. Schroeder, P. Feldner, I. Reardon, I. Peavler. Third row: I. Zimmer, I. Aehl, S, Hintz, B. Czecholinski, K. Stuesse, M. A. Blaubach, G. Heiser, T. Gorzek, T. Doine. Second row: R. Docter, E. Kaiser, N. Cotey, B. Steffen, I. Uschan, M. Roensch, A, Geis, A. Zacher, E. Vebber. Bottom row: I. Bonerz, I. Guaqliardo, R. Brahm, A. Busalacchi, B. Caspary, M, Serio, G. Grota, I. Warax, B. Zahn. Q-T ,aa D 2 D .,.r'4 P. Q Q.. ji. .Q ,I w x K. M mx ,R -W .. . ., . +R ,' W Q 1--X . -f .., .. - Ns mf, My ' '31 9155 , ' Q i A X N F. 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Varsity Football Dismal weather and unfavorable preseason comment cast a bleak shadow over the coming season as sixty-five Bishop hopefuls turned out for the first practice session of the 1950 grid year. Bolstered by only five returning lettermen it was not long before most crystal gazing sports fans had picked the Blue Wave to a lowly rank amid strong conference opposition, nevertheless, under the expert coaching combination of headcoach Hub Maikowski and his assistant, Walter Fricke, the team soon took shape and literally upset the dopester's applecarts in accomplishing the follow- ing feats. 1. Took second place in actual conference com- petition. 2. Sent four players to All-Conference berth- first team, guard Ernie Argentati and half- back Dan Hanrahang second team, guard Al Hahm and end Tom Kelley. 3. Guard Ernie Argentati won a much cov- eted berth on the First string All-State team, with Dan Hanrahan who gained an hon- orable mention in that division. 4. Adding further to his laurels, Argentati- for the first time in Messmer's history, rep- resented the school on the National Catho- lic All-Star team. Players from as far east as Rochester, New York, and as far west as Los Angeles, California, won nomina- tions. This was the 1950 grid season, its ups and downs, wins and losses, bumps and bruisesg hats off to a swell team, to Hub and Wally, to the four Fathers of Messmer, and to all who played a part in this successful year. IUNIOR FOOTBALL. Top row: Iohn Cummings, Don Swetziq, Bob Lese, Art Weske, Bob Neja. Bottom row: Don Bugalski, Ken Bushek, Ierry Powers, Frank Glieber, Clary Oslrowski, Ierry Merget, Bernie Weiler. SOPHOMORE FOOTBALL. Top row: Tom Pokwinski, Charles Wiske. Dick Foster, Ken Adisek. Bottom row Larry Worzala, lim Peavler, Pete Schumacher, lim Domach, Bob Sells, Frank Wcxnner, Blll Hanruhcm Messmer Messmer Messmer Messmer Messmer Messmer Messmer FOOTBALL SCORES . . 10 St. Catherine . . 7 South Milwaukee . . 7 St john . . . . . 21 Notre Dame . . . . 0 Marquette . . 13 Don Bosco . . . 7 Pius XI . Hub and Wally 2 Syncopu A short gain! kj ' W1 Trapped Z X ,-.F A If if I L'NtW,lg'Q'lQK y AW W ff X- ..,. WW age 'f N 2? J, ww! fowzr MM M ' fr IIM f Guard Ernie Argentcti Hczlfbcck Dorn Hcrnruhcm End Tom Kelley Messmefs All-City, A11-State, A11-American Ernie, as he is known around school, has been a credit to Messmer both as a student and an athlete. By maintaining a good average while collecting honors on the gridiron for himself and the school, Ernie has shown most skeptics that a good athlete need not be a poor student. At the guard spot on Messmer's sec- ond place football team, Ernie gained the reputation of being the first Catho- lic Conference player to be chosen on the All-Catholic All-American high school team. Congratulations, Ernie! On the field and off you have shown sportsmanship and a spirit of fair play befitting a true athlete. All Conference Guard A1 Huhm Varsity Basketball Messmer, defending champion of the Catholic Conference, was thrown for a big loss this year by ending the season in a seventh place tie with Notre Dame. No encounter this season was an easy victory for the opposition, but weakened by inexperience the Blue Wave could not withstand the seasoned attack of their opponents. Messmer's most de- cisive losses went to this year's co-champions, St. Catherine and Marquette, who comprised the bulwark of power in the conference. The '50-'51 season saw the Blue Wave hoop- sters get off to a good start in winning 3 out of 4 non-conference tilts and then completely reverse their upward stride in losing many closely contested games. Don Bugalski, stellar Bishop guard, was chosen to a first team spot on the all-conference team as the result of a vote by coaches and players of the Catholic Conference teams. Six seniors stepped out of competition with the end of the '50-51 season: CENTERS: George Kamrath and Tom Hanrahang FORWARDS: Ted Baumgartner and Ken Steibg GUARDS: Tony Bova and Gene Steffen. The '51-'52 season poses a much brighter bas- ketball picture with a promising array of athletes up from second and third string berths, together with needed help from the ranks of the B Team. Clockwise: Manager Ernie Argentati, Ed Lang, Iohn Cummings, Tony Bova, Frank Glieber, Teh Baumgartner, George Kamrath, Tom Hanrahan, Ioe Poehlmann, Bob Lese, Ken Steib. Don Bugalski, Tom Pokwinski, Gene Steffen. Manager Don Machos. Center: Bob Neja. B Team Coach Walter Fricke's charges fin- ished strong to end the season with an even 8-8 record. The aspirants to varsity berths showed great prom- ise of some day amply filling the shoes of varsity regulars. Left to iight: Dick Foster, lim Kozlowski, Rollie Axt, Herb Schroedel, Don Wrobbel, Iim Do- mach, Ken Bushek, Tom Gorzek, Charles Wiske. m,1Si',, is uf K in New a , , W 1, vwqzalv QQ' Q W 4 vi' , , . s r Homeroom Champs Homeroom 318 was victorious in the annual homeroom basketball tournament. These boys represented Messmer's best unorganized hoop- sters in the fast growing rivalry be- tween homerooms and classes. Verne Struckmeyer, Duane Mirr, Roland Wolfe, Don Wrobbel, Ioe Kalivoda, Ken Bushek, and Ronald Ebly. Cheerleaders Three cheers go to the unsung components of every sports event. The vociferous group that manages to keep everyone rooting 'til the final bell, deserves a big vote of confidence from each and everyone of us, athletes and spectators alike. Top row: Tom Sommers, Iohn Thompson, Paul Gerblick, Michael Burke. Bottom row: Elsa Ziegler, Carol Gussert, Barbara Cronce, Iudy Heimerl, Joyce Pusch, Mary Louise Haug. 59 xxx Y, vcf I ,X , A Yxxw 3, L. -5 'S fi ,, 1 l Ph H 'ff up 'F Y 31,57 - f at rs? S fl tr Qin Q w ,Y n tv A .fn 1 ul N 1. HQ Q? g gr X ' M1 2 F i 15 . .L ' 1 ' wa 8 'Hn 5 Q F 1' S .1 .EL T 0 , ' ' ' 2 ...df an 2 'z tif? Q iw g IM Q J 'imff 5 If ,sw if f gi. as 3, im t 9. is by I x ' in hi' X M392 ' Hr-' I-H H9 X f : .. A 4 ' ,A-.-1' ,.u. : 1 - ' Sm, 11' .' - .3 4 .Q ,129 il . . ' H ' 5 ' E ' .L 4. QQ' V5 'la-,,w-M S :sfo 5 K G-vw if-' Q' I --ffm . Q :L K .A - a ,-a fe-'rr X s Back row, Ieh to right: R. Berkcx, R. Neicx, R. Axt, G. Hiller. A. Bova. E. Berthold. Second row: D. Swetziq. I. Zinecker, W. Iuhay, I. Haines, I. Aehl. D. Nook. D. Hcmrahcxn. Front row: R. Mrozinski, S. Piechuru, A. Weske. E. Lcmg. Baseball Casey at the bat had nothing on Messmer's slug- gers as the season began with daily Workouts on the diamond at Lincoln Park. The boys, rusty at first, soon limbered up and really began splintering bats in preparation for their ten-game schedule with St. Cath- erine's, Lutheran, Notre Dame, Pius, and Shorewood. Iohn Aehl and Don Hcmrcxhcn Erv. Berthold, pitcher Ron Mrozinski, catcher. cmd Bob Nejc, batter 61 -'inet -no BOXING CHAMPS. Back row, left to right: Iohn Cummings Robert Wzemer Don Tollelson Tom Kelley Tom Fluhive, Roger Voelz. Front tow: Robert Bellows Tom Grenmer Don Herbs! Iohn Boxing On March 4th, 51 of Messmer's leather- pushing athletes once again strolled the canvas of Messmer's gym as coach Wal- ter Fricke proudly displayed a large card of hstic talent. John Thompson vs. Tom Kelley Again on April 8th the gym resounded with the sound of Flying lists, grunts, groans, and other related sounds as the windup approached. This was the six- teenth annual boxing show in which Messmer's Dempseys and Tunneys were made manifest. Twelve young pugilists received letters, and ten more won championship trophies. Outstanding Boxers Voted outstanding boxers in the two box- ing shows were Tom Flahive and Tom Kelley who gained the distinction by virtue of their very fine boxing style and punch, together with sportsmanship of the highest caliber. Tom Kelley cmd Tom Flcrhive Golf Messmer's opponents of the sand trap and water hole once again stepped into the limelight as they teed off in Messmer's annual golf tourney. This long awaited event brought a good number of young golfers onto the green to vie for the medals offered Messmer's best golfers. Pictured at the left are Ken Steib, Ed Lang, Tom Kelley, and john Thompson who were expected to take top honors. Back row: Iim Klimesh, Ron Kozlowski, Frank Wanner, Roy Kress, Don Sullivcm, Neil Rouse, Ken Steib, Bill Verzol, Tom Kelley, Joe Kclivodcx, Ted Baumgcrrtner, Iohn Skibc, Bill Hcrnrahcxn. Front row: Iim Kozlowski, Gary Hiller, Dick Belling, Iim Wilkerson, Robert Anziu, Russ Schcmt, Gene Steffen, Iohn Thompson, Ed Lung, Jim Wolfgrcrm, Terry Furtmcmn. Girls' Athletic Association To the astonishment of the upperclassmen, the sophomores captured the volleyball championship for the second consecutive year. N1 . f it SENIOR LEADERS. Top row, left to right: I. Adameak, C. Serio, M, A. Elsen, M. K. Curtin. I. Griffiths, S. Kelly. Fourth row: S. Lustig, G. K ' V. Pledl. Third row: D. Quite a iew ot the girls went all out for bowling. By the end of the season these fair lassies -Kathleen O'Rourke and Marion Schaefer'--had dispelled all doubts that they were outstanding keglers. Nice go- ing, girls! So generous-they give up timeg so interested--they do extra jobs for fun. And there you have the ideas behind the senior leaders. What a boon to the coach - and what a training for the girls! J' 5. roening, D. De Rycke, I. Ieannotte, M. Schaefer. ' h Second row: M. Czerwinski, I. Steidl, S. B. Bengert. A. Schrant, N. Reic C. Snyder. aftney, L. Ianzer, M. Machesky. M. Murphy, L. 64 Neuendorf, I. McKernan, B, Hafner. Bottom row: D. Lewandowski, K. Ellmaurer. S. Graf, D. Hinstorii. 4 Undaunted by the sports acumen of the underclass girls, the seniors wound up in first place on the basketball court. The silver jubilee year of the G.A.A. introduced ice skating as a winter feature and later in the season renewed an old favorite, ping pong. Regular activities consist of bowling, volleyball, basketball, softball, and the annual swim meet. Com- petition is keen among friendly rivals. We groan and moan, we ache and pain, but, oh, how we love our gym classes! The juniors were not left out of championship running: they captured the crown of the silver jubilee swim meet. An old-fashioned relay game provides lun and plenty of exercise lor a typical class ol Miss Messmerites. 6 Special Honors You'd smile, too, if you had received the Silver Beaver Scouting Award. Father Kuehn got the little beaver for his exceptional contribution to the welfare of youth. Father Leo Brust, archdiocesan chancellor, made the presentation on behalf of the National Council Boy Scouts of America. ln November, Wayne Koehler won ct fifteen-dollar bond in the annual Hearst American History Contest. The experiments of Tom Koer- ber and Myron Schroeder placed highest in the Wiscon- sin Iunior Academy of Science. 6 ners faithful organist for almost years -that's Betty Schumacher, whose spirit of generosity is an envi- able thing, When the results of the Regional Scholastic Art Contest were announced in March, we learned that Nancy Huettl and Gerry Stegner had been awarded Gold Keys and Certificates of Merit: Marilyn Duero and Barbara Haut received honorable mention. Mari- lyn Duero also received honorable men- tion for a still life Dahlias ---which she entered in the Milwaukee Iournal calendar contest. Xxx NX Iean Conlin won fourth place in a state-wide essay contest sponsored by the Governor's Committee on the Em- ployment of the Physically Handi- capped. First place was the honor Irm Sullivan won for his oratori- cal declamation in the Mid- western Catholic Speech League Tournament held in February. .,4l u Q., W .mx ,aw x W' PS' .Xp 0 QS' 43 F' ,sm zz-Q X :' . :Sf Q B. .9 S ,f ix K .55 4 v M , . NK wk., 95? iksv f fa ,- uf -L iw QS, rw-1 K ,xx Q 'N . . . 'V . V ,S u 'dm B' k 1.- -Afmjwf ,, ,Q ,sf W , . . .. -.Q Aim 1- -' by ,AK , X.. , .K - U, s NU s5 ',,fv '-',, ik, ?E,1wf,, -pgn if .... ' kg. wi +K. ,K . ikfvx 'iw ,2s'E.. 3y:,,gL . N S Q ,KK-KKK,KA.? K. V. 9 . K ii v -1 i M FF 'H WA si A .wmv ,K M Ki XKIIUE .'T'-af .M , 1. K ' S L' an s.. Sis v-HE L ff. is if as ' ' : f in k al.. US' MOKK.-K 5 1 ss' li .K .F , ' igxfwf 35,4 fjifx , K K x 'iii . 1 Q 04 Q 56 MA wwf.. WL 16334 ,A L ifvg . iv, K im. is igggwig ' ff' 1 - K-121 izw S sz ,N 'Pl X 'RX A if 2 in 'Fa' 's X ' . :xiii-r'Q ff X 'YQ Q '51 Q kk A N' wb -.NNN if-1 . 1' - 5 .PLQSKK . ,K K W Isl ' A . k ' 4. ' b EF4 928 - M. -M .r s4f3?'Q -: .f Qwbfk Q Q 1 Tiiwjf 'I S ss, K , hz 5.4K . F: , .Q 1 .mv-.rg k K. mgws . .Q5 A NN. . Yank :-4 i K. . 4 5 N ,5'L3'a-5 Y' ,,fflx, 3 Q2 3 .. . aiu .f '1- 2 WK '1K.KKxKKKi. K ' g 4 V -X 4 Y ,. M .... .W KK ,J K L 7 -2 3 i. . 'JE 7,44 ...M K --f 3 11 ' : gy ' 'K I ,. Q5 3 1' 'f ' 'N- m T 5 xx Il 1 Q is ' 5 '53 L H an 2 x 5 6 X Q Q J.. X SECOND SEMESTER SCHOOL OF FICERS. Donald Berka, treasurer Elsa Ziegler, secretary: Ioan Vik, vice-president: Iseated! Ernest Az- FIRST SEMESTER SCHOOL OFFI- CERS. Karl Glunz, president: Elda Giuliani, vice-president: Alice Aeschbacher, secretary: Robert Peters, treasurer. There's nothing like a hoe, a rake. a wheelbarrow, some elbow grease, a few good companions 4 and, of course, time out for a rest -- to give our front lawn that new look. 13 ,L.,. SECOND SEMESTER STUDENT COUNCIL. Top row, left to right: I. Peavler, R. Vik, W. Serchen, P. Gerhard, B. Thelen, G. De Chant, F. Hardekopi, F. Neider, I. Winter. Third row: W, Ludorf, A. Klein, A. West, V. Dunn, N. Amrock, I. Ieannotte, G. Meyers, I. Hickok, G. Berg. Second row: M. I. Steidl, P. Anzia, I. Gilgenbach, E. Giuliani, first semester presi- dent of Student Council: B. Haut, S. Schutt, L. Ertl. Bottom row: M. H. Schroeder, E. second semester secretary ot Student Council: I. Vik, second semester president of V. O'Donnell, I. Fox, R. Burczyk. Student Council The Student Council is oftentimes referred to as the gripes and groans department and rightly so. In a school the size of ours there are bound to be student problems. Their solu- tion must be undertaken by representatives of the student body in order to keep peace in the family. Messmer's family . . . that is! The Student Council, made up of representatives from every homeroom, carefully ponders over various student diiiiculties and discusses pos- sible solutions for them. In this manner, a true Christian education is realized in solving the problems confronting jane and joe Mess- merite. Council meetings and activities are guided by Sister Mary Clementa. VP. Gerblick, K Bushek I Kish R Heger W Goldamrner G Coates W Berg I. Bouchonville. Second row: R. Laux, I. Flander, R Drderrrch R Axt L Giuliani R Kronschnabl I Freuler I Blaszczyk, P. Gergen. Front row: R. Held, T. Koerber R Cobus D Kornemann K Braun Monitors Help of afflicted sophomores is one of the many titles given these stout-hearted traflic cops of Messmer's halls and byways. Their duties are numerous and range from directing lost sophs to speeding up those seniors who somehow don't care too much to get to their classes. Wonder why . . . ? At any rate, the monitors, under the able guidance of Sister Mary Immanuel, have proved themselves an invaluable asset to the safety and comfort of every Messmerite- soph, junior, and senior alike. Back row: H. Strunsee, T. McAdams, I. Weeks. A. Noel R Stack A Polyak R Strrn R Schilling D Wrobbel C Snyder, R. Repinski. Third row: I. Woligram, D. Sulllvan I Winter W Piechura D Schueller E Spitza I S ars C. Schatzman, D. Mirr, G. Wick. Second row: G. Wannrnger M Ramge D Narlock B Thelen R Nela I Richard son, R. Simeth, G. Hammond, P. Sterniq. Front row: I Steppe M Mercier I Wahlen M Manowskr W Morgan D Wright, C. Smaglick, N. Otto. I. Truog, E. Nemetz. A X French Club A map of F a Fleur de lis . . . we much more to tell us digni- taries Kallas, fnot and the 1 termsj be differ- ent ..f. . x, I ll :fi ff i QM fi K fri - Latin Club This year a Latin Constitution was drawn up by the senior Latin scholars. Seniors, juniors, and sophs abide by the rules set forth in the Constitution. For instance, each stu- dent chooses the name of a god or goddessg on meeting days the student is recognized only by that name when the roll is taken. The name Gravediggers was chosen for the club. It is appropriate not because Latin is a dead language, but rather because the texts used are compiled by Father Graves. Here Senior Latin Club president Phil Sternig, vice- president Alice Aeschbacher, secretary Ruth Labiszak, and treasurer Gerald Hammond proudly display their cherished Constitution. J , fa,-'fi L npkl ' 5.1 ff ff'- K lox -LL ig German Club 1 X I f WM f wpxx A When this club meets, its lucky members have a chance to learn the interesting Mm ' ' background of Germany by seeing movies of the country, its people, and its cus- Wm' toms. The club ofhcers, Rudy Rubesch Qpresidentj, Art Noel Qvice-presidentj, If Ellene Winzentsen fsecretaryj, and Bernie Braeger Qtreasurerj, all pictured here, xy X I ' I' try to make their get-togethers entertaining and educational. i W yi' y 'LV Pan-American Club For the observation of Pan-American Day, a former Messmer- ite, Mrs. Charles Stoeffel Cjune Kern '35D, gave the Spanish classes a colored film of her Mexican travels. In the picture the Pan-American oflicers are examining a shawl bought in Mexico City. The piiiata hanging overhead is used at festivals to add to the gaiety of the o asion. Pictured here with flglpxii Hel are onm Mangen, pres- ' ent 3 ath1eenSensiba, ecretaryg Pat Bower, C.L.I.A. repres tativeg jerry Flander, treasurerg and ran s Lang, I victfrpresidenq Z 2 ix Fidelis Forensic Club Twelve members of the Fidelis Forensic Club qualified for the finals in the Wisconsin High School Forensics contest at Madison. Here we see them at a chapel service preced- ing the contest. The finalists are: jean Conlin, Marjean Czerwinski, Marilyn Duero, Mary Fenske Qnot on picturej, Mary Fitzpatrick, Frank Glieber, William Goldammer, Mary jane Haviland, Vivien Pledl, James Sullivan, Diane Ullrich, Elsa Ziegler. Gold medalists at Madison were Frank Glieber, William Gol- dammer, and James Sullivan. Sister Charlotte, serving the group as coach, reports a season of fine co-operation and good sportsmanship on the part of the entire group. 2552-ti' I Top row: M. Duero. D. Ullrich, E. Ehlert, M. Haviland. M. Fitzpatrick, I. Conlin, Third row: M. Cooper, I. Popielarski, W. Goldammer, I. Sullivan, F. Glieber, Second row: M. Schaefer, N. Morrisey, I. Lynch, M. Czer- winski, L. Herbst, A. Dittl. Bottom row: V. Pledl, I. Medinger, A. Triebe, M. Dorff, E. Ziegler. Students from Messmer who represented Czechoslovakia in the mock assembly of the United Nations at Marquette University were: Iim Sullivan. Noel Nevin, Marilyn Cooper, and Iohn Roethle. l Training for the experiences of life, the development of leadership, self- confidence and poise before an audi- ence, perseverance and industry, the proper use of the tools of voice and language- these are the goals of Messmer's forensic group. With competition unusually keen in the Wisconsin Catholic Speech League, jim Sullivan took first honors in non- original oratory. Library Club Messmer's library, in charge of Sister Mary Idlephonse, can easily be termed a bookworm's delight. In fact, our li- brary containing 11,000 books, 2,000 pamphlets, and hundreds of magazines would be enough to send any book- worm reeling with indigestion. Student librarians help keep the library in run- ning order. SENIOR left to R. Axt, N. Otto, B. Thelen. G. De Chant, I. Roethle. Standing: E. Gieseke. N. Grc P. Bower, D. Domorch, M. Penske, C. Schcitzmcrn, B. Numrich, W. Kozlowski, L. Icznze H. Resetz. D. Sheedy, V. Dunn, P. Gerblick, L. Hcxrbrecht, M. Kuczynski, I, Nemoir, l Steinmetz. On Stairs: T. Swenarski, W. Piechurcx, R. Kronschncrbl, L. Cheever, 1' I. Hoiimcm, I. Anheier, C. Mcxngen fhiddenl, I. Hanser. .el i'-11' g.....aI n l B Paul Ge-rblick, Rollie Axt, Mary Ieanne Hoff- , I 5 I ' f wma MEMS E A sm w i tr-. L 1 Q --.... H mcm, Pot Bower. Ioe Anheier, Wollv Kozlowski, Iohn Roethle, Bert Thelen, cmd Wcxlier Kosunke. Practical Homemal-ring Seniors Diane Zimmer, Donna Bochek, Doro- thy De Rycke, and joan McKernan used their talents and really enjoyed the last quarter of the homemaking course. They had lots of fun filling their hope chests. Some lucky boys are going to enjoy a half interest in their pillow cases, sheets, kitchen towels, guest towels, and rugs. Architectural Drawing Another first at MHS this year was a selective course in model homes. With mechanical drawing and a semester of drawing house plans as required background, some of Mr. William Baer's boys dreamed their plans into minutely figured work and produced beautiful little models. Yes, boys dream too! Here are joe Steppe, Don Trispel, Bob Schedler, and Ray Gierszewski with their model homes. 74 Clothing Kathleen Ellmaurer, Janice Anderson, Constance Mangen, Sheila Berth, and Shirley Gaffney enjoyed making their own dresses. Patterns and materials, darts and gathers, seams and button-holes showed the initiative each girl had displayed in her com- pleted dress. Foods When Patricia Ryan, Mary Hanus, and Dona Wolf get together to mix a cake or make a meal, you can bet your last penny it's going to be good. Many of the classes are sup- plemented with movies on canning, selection of meats, meat-carving, and table-setting. Cleanliness and neatness in this department's kitchen and dining room are a password with the girls. Camera Club Messmer's Camera Club is by far one of the most progressive as well as one of the busiest clubs at school. In its extensive program mem- bers supply both Foursquare and Capitol staffs with pictures, they find time to supply the stu- dent body with interesting movie assemblies, and at the same time reap handsome rewards in almost every type of photographic contest available. Sister Mary Lauretta guides these exponents of darkroom and developer as they work to preserve for posterity a pictorial record of life here at Messmer. Top picture: Bob Kuhlmonn, Dick Keleske, Tom McCarthy Bottom picture: Tony Polyok, Bob Schedler, Bill Mcxciejewski Bob Kronschncxbl. Bock row, left to righi: C, Smcrglick, G. Coates, I. Kish, R. Stein, R. Dcxleiden, I. Kuhr, T. Heisdorf, G. Penske, A. Hind ileisch, M. Schroeder. Third row: L. Olinqer, C. Icrger, T. Swenorski, B. Brcreger, R. Rubesch, R. Kronschncxbel, W. Lu- dorf, K. Broun, V. Dunn, I. Hcxnser. Second row: B. Quest. P. Bower, E. Hahn, C. Coyne, K. Burbank, C. Schommer, S. Schuldt, T. Koelerl, M. Gehling. Front row: A. Polyok, R. Kuhlmonn, R. Keleske, T. McCarthy, R. Schedler, W. Macie- Jewski. ai used for the fir R ho emembe, whe Our stunning new Christmas rnur , st d si ned by Sister Mary Richard and time this year, was e q , executed by Grace von Drasek. Mariiyn Duero, Nancy Huetti, ianice Lockwood, Donna Kernrner, Chariene Schmidt. Gerry Steqner, Pal Matowski. and Nancy Beiiinq. we iearned , Hy, bu! A ynusicai hqhl buib? lljiglxzi gencls wah uqht ii You cm get some Yebruaril. N11 Kenneth Strick- 'thai You C bl .pmem hx ' e ui - have me ng q how ik couid be done. iaden showed us use for :heir H the T M'1 fa 1 waukee PP -Family - recital bQCkS1ngerS Us d In Feb! e Ou UGIY? When Fathe WU i . .s ormally mitiatedl KD . . e Ont CYOwd h- W gYm floor R d ze el and Kuehn wer lm I e there 10 see that 't qir1s!J Fmhers 1 Was done - lust so! 1' Stehl' ing cut the ribbon the n I' emcxn theo- L Suck Rank, outstondinq on - d The Merchant of Venice ior one ter presente ex assembiies. oi out Novexnb S L i 3 Q of 1 now cxnd then is ior Fathers Riedel and Kuehn X nonsense A iittie taii tennis How does the suyinq qo . . . o iitt e ' reiished by the best oi men. Twir not On1p Dane 1 Y 9- A . requested tin! 20 WU Pay b S the 1 UI the date YUCUQ' The 4 Hy di girls dy S wer Ome e fun! 'N On iunuury Z9 we heiped Fothex Stehiinq ceiebrote his twenty-iiith cxnnivexsoxy in the priesthood. Ncttutcxiiy, Ycxthei gave us the day oii. Thanks, Ycxiher! F h cn er Hu was One of gh Calkins UT all the SPe k ' who Qdv the Messmeril ers at the Wijgur-Reireot IG S Waiting for h, C ID Februurst Year, IS qutogm y. Look Ph! 77 t Y Back row, Ieit to right: I. Bouchonville. E. Christensen, K. Glunz, R. Heger, W. Goldammer, R. Glieber, P. Kay, P. Fritsch, T. Kelley. Second row: T. Fix, W. Ludori. R. Bellows, G. DeChant, I. Flander, R. Kronschnabl, R. Diderrich, W. Baranek, W. Hanrahan. Front row: B. Braeger, I. Balint, C. Donajkowski, I. Freuler, T. Lynch, R. Axt, P. Gergen. Acolytes We need few words to explain what an acolyte does. He is the privileged Messmerite who gets almost as close to the altar as the priest at Holy Mass and the many other services in the liturgy of the Church. At Mass in the chapel or the auditorium, at Thursday Benediction. at services in October and May, you will find some of our fami1y's boys serving - serving Christ Himself. Father Gunther is the spiritual director for this group. The tinkle of a bell, a hush in the first floor corridor-we fell on our knees as Father Gunther carried our Eucharistic Lord to the auditorium. fs t Back row: P. Walker, D. Wrobbel, F. Wanner, R. Stirn, R. Stark. Second row: B. Thelen, R. Simeth, T. Sommers, P. Sternig. Front row: G. Wanninger, I. Truog, C. Smaglick, E. Sieg. Sodality Among the many organizations at Messmer, the Sodality is one of the few to which every Mess- merite belongs. To be a member, we need not be outstanding scholars nor do we need extraordinary qualities or talents of any sort. The only thing ex- pected of us is sincerity - a willingness to carry out the duties of a Sodalist by living as true Christian students. Through the Sodality, under the guidance of Father Riedel, we have a wonderful opportunity to practice a special devotion to Mary as our Lady of Messmer. The untiring efforts of Sister Mary Ernestine keep Sodality functions moving smoothly. we gg. N U I my The family that prays together is portrayed here in Messmer's Living Rosary. B H , SODALITY OFFICE tensen vice preside Nancy Stordeur p Father Riedel. When all Messmerites gathered at Our Lady's feet, Preiect Nancy Stordeur placed the crown that expressed our love for Our Queen. RS. Phil Sternig, treasurer: Gene Chris- nt: Patricia Matowski, publicity chairman: lect: A rlene Sekey. secretary: tseatedl Catholic Students' Mission Crusade Do you wonder where your weekly donation to the missions is going, at least in part? Be- cause of your generosity, there's a seminarian studying at Silver Springs Monastery, Silver Springs, Maryland. He is Brother Gregory, M.S.SS.T., an American boy of French descent. Occasionally a missionary visitor benefits by your kindness, too. Besides that, proceeds from the Christmas-card campaign were used to send CARE packages to Europe. Cecilia Rogahn and Eileen Fitzpatrick at C.S.M.C. Conven- tion, August, 1950, on the campus ot Notre Dame Uni- versity. Cecilia Rogahn, secretary: Paul Kay, treasurer: Father Kuehn, spiritual director: Iim Coppersmith, vice-president: Eileen Fitzpatrick, president. Every summer some of our mission-minded students attend the C.S.M.C. Convention at Notre Dame Univer- sity. With prayer and sacrifice to complete the program and this group to lead us, we have a well-nigh perfect plan to be missionaries in our student days. Sister Mary Crescence leads the group as adviser. Elda Giuliani, Messmer's Sweetheart ot 1950, pins a corsage on Ann Plashal who won that honor in 1951. 4, .lr .5 xi 'W-me Braille Club What is darkness? To most of us the click of a bulb, the rising sun, and the scratch of a match-all bring light and expel darkness. Yet there are those who live in perpetual darkness, those who will never again thrill to a beau- tiful sunset or hearken to the intensity of a good book. It is with this thought in mind that Messmer's Braille Club functions. Back row: C. Mangen, B. Adelmcm, D. Ullrich, C. Fox, R, Drckos. Second row: D. Schweitzer, C. Swain, M. Iohannik, E. Mutchler, N. Hctmbuch. Front row: R. Glomski, D. Lewandowski, G. Hoyt. T. Cathlina. Members of the Braille Club have donated invaluable time so that the eyes of the blind may once more be opened to the beauty of prayer and reading. Several of the Sisters and quite a large group of girls work under the direction of Sister Mary Mar- guerite. Brcxilling a Latin text book was the mammoth job undertaken by Sheila Stock, Ioan Neher, Audrey West, Marion Pongrcitz, and Rosemary Thomct. Back: A. Geis, B. Ccxspary, A. Courval, M. Mertz. C. Pctte, E. Reck, E. Schmid, T. Havnen. Front: C. Pier, P. Schuster, I. Certcino, I. Mutz, C. Mcxnske. 81 gf .ii i S V A March 16 was the date of the annual concert. Our photographer just crept up on the group. Chorus A variety of activities made up the year's work for chorus mem- bers. The smiling songsters pic- tured at the right-in the broad- cast studio of WMAW contribut- ed hymns for the Family Rosary program on March 11, 1951. The girls are: Cbackj Joan Certano, Charlotte Chiappetta, Arlene Triebe, Betsy Zimmerman, Jeanne Vann, Barbara Noe: ffronlj Har- riet Klein, Charlene Schmidt, Shirley Schuldt, Roberta Cordes, Barbara Weidman, Theresa Sa- dowski, Audrey West, Kathleen Caveney, joan Neher, and Betty Schumacher. Caught in action! This was the scene in the main lobby on the first floor when choristers dashed from their last classes and sang carols as their classmates were leaving school. Sorry, most of the boys were on the extreme right! 55' R5 3 kai... 4. Mug- :f ai? - X . Ma . , L? Y Q . 3, -- Q 4 QW ig ,555 I E . E Q f A V k . W ' ' 'L' X V 4- f , K ' . Y fm-ikiffsqfx F'f fis:is'w ' m N no as . all yu MQW V - . , fffwwf: V -, f Ns: -1,0 F , .- . A Q1 Foursquare The Foursquare, Messmer's monthly publication, has become as much a part of our school life as the welcome sound of the dismissal bell at 3:15. But once a month at 3:15, the school does not empty so quickly, as groups of students, clutching their copies of the Foursquare gather together to exchange scuttle- butt and discuss the various eye-catch- ing pictures and thought-provoking write-ups in the four-page publication. Long hours, gruelling preparation, and downright hard work are to be found in the pages of this paper, as the Four- square staff brings forth a monthly written record of the news and happen- ings that typify life at Messmer. Sister Mary Madeleine Sophie conducts classes in journalism where budding writers get their start. Left: Frank Glieber, sports co-editor: Gerry Stegner, associate editor: Mari- lyn Cooper, editor-in-chief: Gene Steffen, sports co-editor: and Mary Kathryn A Curtin, associate editor. Above A Meilenner art work E Gleason circulation manager B Kuhlman staff photog rapher D Keleske staff photographer D ewandowski ads M A Albert typist G almowski cuts fkneelmgl T McCarthy staff photographer and A Hahm circulation man ager WRITERS. I. Ieannotte, F. Niesen, R. Labi- szak. D. Simeth, M. Ross, C. Schatzman, N. Reich, I. DeChant, and D. Ackeret. Capitol This is just the spot to explain a few things which might be puzzling you about our book. The signet on the cover expresses the feeling of moving forward-the chal- lenge which every student meets after leaving school. If we truly have achieved the purpose of our Christian education, we will be adequately prepared both to face and to overcome the problems of the future. We climbed up to the roof to get the picture of Messmer's sur- rounding countryside for our inside cover. The division pages are shots of our school taken from various angles, while the quotations are from the Ency- clical of Pius XI, Christian Education of ,, ,,, ,WW ,,,Y ,YYV funn, f- -YY- Y---, YW- ,------- ------- Youth. ,-5 fun! A. YF Phil Sternig, co-editor: Wally Kozlowski, sports editor: and Harold Strunsee, co-editor. During the long process of this book's development we worked, laughed, yes, worried and prayed a great deal too, so that you could someday be doing just what you're doing now-reading our annual. It's all yours - hope you like it. TYPISTS. Donna Berube, Shirley Schuldt, Mary Ann Olinqer, Phyllis Sauer. Bob Kuhlman, staff photographer: Iim Wehner, historian: Tom McCarthy, stall photographer: Marilyn Duero, artist: and Dick Keleske. staff photographer. 2-me Iim Louise Haug Mary Catherine Ziegler. Michael Burke Iim Sears, Richard Simeth, Ioan Hanser, Daniel Hanrahan, Tom Kelley, Waller Handzlik Ever Since Eve December, 1950 Mrs. Clover . johnny Clover . . . . . . Charlotte Jager . . Michael Burke Alvin Hahm' I - Mow n. arnes Wehner, Rohan R051 Lguise H'-'lug Ioan Hanser, Walter Handzlik, Michael Burke, Mr, Clover , , John Bouchonville Iames Wehner, Alvin Hahm, Elsa Ziegler, Mary , , Louise Bouchonville Spud Erwin . . Walter Handzlik Susan Blake . . . Elsa Ziegler Betsy Erwin . . Catherine Ziegler Martha Willard .... Mary Louise Haug Oilicer fCappyj Simmons . . . Alvin Hahm Henry Quinn . Lucybelle Lee Preston Hughes Football Players Thomas Simeth . james Wehner . joan Hanser . . . . . . Robert Rosin . . . . Daniel Hanrahan, Kelley, james Sears, Richard lei loan Park Elsa Ziegler Iohn Touchett, Mary Louise Haug, Paul Gerblick er, MCIYY MCG Tish May, 1951 Letitia Carberry, Tish . . Mary Louise Haug Lizzie ...... . . Mary McGurn Aggie .... . Vivien Pledl UIB. Ellen Leighten Charita . . . Luther Hopkins Callie Hopkins Charlie Sands . Bettina Trent . Sheriff Lem Pike Wesley Andrews Denby Grimes Dorice Gaylord . Elsa Ziegler . Barbara Haut . john Touchett . joan Parker . Paul Gerblick . . . Alice Sochurek .Eugene Christensen . . james Sears . james Wehner . Carol Serio im Wehner, Carol Serio, Gene Christensen Iim Sears, Alice Sochurek, Barbara Haut, Paul Gerblick S. Woodward Lister Mrs. Harry D. Lister has coached most oi our plays since 1931. Any Mess- mer graduate will recall the plays of his high-school years as outstanding successes. 87 Our Maintenance Men Mr. Edward Colloton Mr. Roman Schweiger Mr. Iames Vogel A neat, orderly home is usually a pleasant one. In like manner, in order to appeal to the students, a school must have a wholesome, pleasant atmosphere. The brunt of this arduous task falls on the shoulders of three of the most industrious men at school, who really go all out to provide a clean, orderly home for Mess- mer's family. Our Cooks Sugar and spice and everything nice is used to pro- vide Messmer's hungry hearties with well-balanced meals. Before some of you tumble out of bed, our cooks have begun to prepare the day's menu. It must be their mother hearts that prompt the love they put into their work. Ackeret, Doreen C1093 308 W. Vienna Avenue FRank1in 2-4879 Adameak, lane C3063 4458 N. Larkin Street WOodru1i 2-4651 Adelman, Beverly C1023 939 N. Ietterson Street MArquette 8-0579 Aeschbacher, Alice C1093 1606 W. North Avenue Fllanklin 4-3034 Albert, Mary Ann C1163 3242 N. 54th Street Hllltop 5-6054 Altschwager, Louis C3063 3141 N. Palmer Street FRanklin 2-2709 Anheier, Ioseph C1113 5921 N. 37th Street Milwaukee 9, Wisconsin Anzia, Phyllis C1163 2509 N. 33rd Street Hllltop 2-6150 Arend. Clernence C2063 3753 N. 8th Street COncord 4-2913 Argentati, Ernest C1023 1733 W. Hopkins Street LOcust 2-9531 Aspenleiter, Robert C2063 4563 N. 37th Street Hllltop 2-1534 Balko, Carolita C1093 3133 N. 41st Street Hllltop 4-7982 Baltes, Charlotte C1113 4708 N. 36th Street Hllltop 2-5326 Baranek, Walter C1123 129 E. Burleigh Street Fftanklin 2-7968 Baumgartner. Catherine C1023 2538 N. 57th Street Milwaukee 10, Wisconsin Baumgartner, Theodore C1113 1134 N. 13th Street WEst 3-6465 Beine. Nancy C1093 2550 N. 35th Street Hllltop 4-1508 Belling, Nancy C1163 2345 N. 59th Street SPring 4-6745 Bengert. Barbara C3073 1321 E. Morgan Avenue SHeridan 4-0258 Berg, William C1143 4129 W. Hope Avenue Hllltop 5-3071 Directory Berka, Donald C2063 5453 N. 54th Street CUster 3-6253 Berthold, Erwin C1113 1625 N. 17th Street Dlvision 2-7153 Berube, Donna C3073 2813 E. Belleview Place EDgewood 2-4479 Bilder, Herbert C3073 4869 N. 41st Street CUster 3-2630 Blau, Marjorie C1163 3156 N. 42nd Street Hllltop 5-3515 Blaubach, Iune C1093 Thiensville, Wisconsin Thiensville 2282 Blong, Elizabeth C2063 2024 N. 16th Street WEst 3-4911 Bochek, Donna C1113 1335 N. 23rd Street Dlvision 2-1093 Bohn, Ianis C1123 1746 N. 54th Street SPring 4-6391 Bosch, Ioan C1093 Hales Corners, Wisconsin Big Bend 3520 Bouchonville, Iohn C2063 1750 N. 53rd Street SPring 4-8735 Bova, Anthony C1123 1946A N. 15th Street WEst 3-5041 Braun, Andrew C1023 3412A N. 2nd Street LOcust 2-4920 Brott, Vivian C1113 5239 N. 49th Street CUster 3-4131 Bruder. Theresa C1143 3055 N. 6th Street Milwaukee 12. Wisconsin Bruders, Thomas C1163 2542 W. Medford Avenue Milwaukee, Wisconsin Capriolo. Marylyn C3073 4050 N. Newhall Street WOodrui1 2-2954 Caspary, Ieanette C1023 4751 W. Leon Terrace CUster 3-4152 Certano, Georgine C1123 2369 N. Booth Street Fflanklin 2-4170 Cheever, Lyndon C1143 923 S. 22nd Street EVergreen 4-8676 Chesen, Ioseph C1093 3926 N. 10th Street FRanklin 2-2809 Christensen, Eugene C3063 167 N. 92nd Street BLuemound 8-3876 Cobus, Richard C2063 2163 N. 57th Street GLenview 3-6213 Cooper, Marilyn C1143 7006 N. 44th Street Milwaukee, Wisconsin Coppersmith, lames C1093 3766 N. 11th Street LOcust 2-4413 Corbeille, Doris C1163 3428 N. llth Street FRanklin 2-0537 Correvau, Florence C1093 419 W. Walnut Street Milwaukee 12. Wisconsin Coyne, Carole C3063 4046 N. Downer Avenue, EDgewood 2-1162 Curtin, Mary Kathryn C1163 3564 N. 14th Street COncord 4-5386 Czerwinski, Marjean C1123 2841 N. 37th Street Hllltop 5-0378 Daley, Margaret C1113 4483 N. Cramer Street WOodruff 4-1845 Dauer, Dorothy C1143 2615 N. 10th Street FRanklin 2-9476 David, Elizabeth C3063 2659 N. 24th Street Hllltop 4-3568 DeChant, Gerald C1023 2534 N. Farwell Avenue WOodruti 2-2733 DeDominces, Gary C1123 6764 N. 76th Street FLagstone 1-9091 DeKeyser, Barbara C1143 3956 N. 39th Street Milwaukee 10, Wisconsin De Rycke, Dorothy C1143 2419 N. 47th Street Hllltop 2-6866 DeToro, Helen C1023 4076 N. Downer Avenue WOodrufi 4-0770 Diderrich. Robert C1143 8425 N. 43rd Street Hllltop 5-9504-I-4 Ditscheit, Marilyn C3063 3229 N. 28th Street UPtown 3-3714 Dittl, Audrey C2063 2513 N. 57th street Hllltop 4-3241 Dobschuetz, Richard C3073 2516 W. Locust Street Hllltop 2-7572 Doleshal, Margaret C1023 E. Park Avenue Hartland, Wisconsin Donajkowski, Clarence C1123 2812 N. 11th Lane Milwaukee, Wisconsin Dorff, Mary C1123 3076 N. 26th Street UPtown 3-6439 Drakos. Rosemary C3063 1320 N. Van Buren Street BEacon 4-5519W Duero, Marilyn C1143 2731 N. 91st Street BLuemound 8-3966 Eastway, Robert C1093 3642 N. 19th Street UPtown 3-7391 Edlhuher, Rosemary C1113 2455 N. lst Street LOcust 2-6185 Ehlert. Edith C1123 1830 E. Kane Place BRoadway 2-4289 Ellmaurer. Kathleen C1123 3737 N. 11th Street COncord 4-9147 Elsen, Mary Ann C3073 3243 N. 28th Street UPtown 3-2270 Elsner, Mary Ann C3063 4331 W. Rice Street CUster 3-4919 Etzel. Iacquelyn C1163 3330 N. 42nd Street CUster 3-5408 Faber. Ronald C3073 1308 W. Chambers Street COncord 4-8083 Fadden, Ioseph Iames C1123 4574 N. 51st Boulevard Milwaukee 16. Wisconsin Fellenz, Arlene C3073 3173 N. 50th Street CUster 3-5067 Fera, Thomas C1093 4509 N. Larkin Street EDgewood 2-2734 Finger, Barbara Ann C1163 Thiensville, Wisconsin Thiensville 4022 Fink, Iosephine Ann C1113 1902 N. Hi Mount Boulevard SPring 4-9049 Fitzpatrick, Eileen C1111 1815 E. Webster Place WOodruff 4-1542 Fix. Thomas C3071 3332 W. Vera Avenue CUster 3-8304 Flechsig, Irene C1091 2657A N. 29th Street Hllltop 4-0523 Fox, Ioan C1111 3241 N. 29th Street Uptown 3-0729 Frieseke, Dolores C1121 3319 N. Richards Street COncord 4-7205 Frisch, William C1111 2825 N. 21st Street Hllltop 4-3116 Gaffney, Shirley C1161 3618 N. 14th Street COncord 4-8376 Gebhard, Vyonne C1121 6319C W. Center Street CUster 3-5991 Gehling, Maxine C3061 3877 N. 50th Street CUster 3-3823 Geier, Eugene C1021 2459 W. Monroe Avenue Hllltop 4-0438 Geiger, Arlene C1021 6223 W. Girard Avenue CUster 3-4149 Geiger, Patricia C1141 2551 N. 39th Street Hllltop 4-8231 Gerblick, Paul C1121 2850 N. 46th Street CUster 3-0584 Gergen, Paul C1141 4603 N. Sherman Boulevard Hllltop 2-6194 Gerritsen, Lorraine C1121 2911 N. 28th Street Hllltop 4-5378 Gierszewski. Raymond C1161 1769A N. Arlington Place Milwaukee 2, Wisconsin Gilgenbach, Ioan C3071 2517 N. 14th Street FRanklin 4-0882 Giuliani, Elda C1091 4067 N. 7th Street FRanklin 2-5228 Giuliani, Lino C1121 3441 N. 8th Street COncord 4-5907 Gleason, Ellen C1141 2621 N. Fratney Street LOcust 2-8432 Glomski, Rita C1111 2844 N. Murray Avenue WOodrutf 2-3999 Glunz, Karl C1091 4308 N. Morris Boulevard WOodruit 2-4127 Graf, Susan C3061 3337 N. 6th Street COncord 4-6261 Greilinger, Iohn C1021 2426 N. Weil Street FRanklin 2-5692 Griffiths, Ianet C1121 3446 N. 4th Street FRanklin 2-2612 Groff, Ianet C1091 3512 N. 37th Street CUster 3-0045 Gross, Helen C3061 2858 N. 25th Street Hllltop 2-1855 Gscheidmeier, Martin C1141 3020 N. 27th Street UPtown 3-2469 Gussert, Carol C1091 1939 N. 24th Place Dlvision 4-1687 Hacker, Sally C1111 7420 W. Brown Deer Road FLagstone 1-8426 Hafner, Bernadette C1161 2530 N. 58th Street Hllltop 2-0744 Hahm, Alvin C1161 6655 N. Green Bay Avenue FLagstone 1-8606 Hammond, Gerald C1021 4765 N. Diversey Boulevard WOodruff 2-5850 Hand, Iames C1091 1915 N. Prospect Avenue Bliloadway 6-8395 Handzlik, Walter C3071 3306 N. Bremen Street FRank1in 2-0057 Hanrahan, Daniel C3061 3823 N. 9th Street FRank1in 2-2739 Hanrahan, Thomas C1141 12234 W. Lisbon Avenue UPtown 3-9739 Hardebeck, Edward C1111 1628 W. Sherwin Avenue, Chicago, Illinois Hartert, Iohn C1161 4315 N. 19th Street COncord 4-0352 Haubner, Rosemary C1121 3520 N. 2nd Street LOcust 2-1414 Haug, Mary Louise C3071 2809 N. 46th Street Hllltop 5-3738 Hauser, Ruth C1141 409 W. Auer Avenue COncord 4-8888 Haut, Barbara Ann C1141 3334 N. 3rd Street COncord 4-9711 Heimerl, Gerald C1101 3333 N. 3rd Street FRanklin 2-2163 Heimerl, Iudith C1141 2227 N. 24th Place Dlvision 2-8920 Held, Dorothy C2061 3212 N. 7th Street COncord 4-3253 Herbst, Lucille C1091 3732 W. Fairmount Avenue UPtown 3-7896 Herrmann, Bernice C3071 1004 W. Hadley Street LOcust 2-3130 Higgins, Daniel C2061 1831 W. Fairmount Avenue COncord 4-2421 Hinstorff, Delores C1111 2795 N. 67th Street BLuemound 8-8578 Hoffmann, Mary Ieanne C1161 217 E. Chambers Street LOcust 2-7669 Hollrith, Joseph C1141 Grafton, Wisconsin Grafton 5392 Holton, Geraldine C3061 2012 N. 9th Street COncord 4-5419 Hoyt, Geraldine C1161 2379 N. Booth Street LOcust 2-5153 Huettl, Nancy C 1021 2548 N. 50th Street Hllltop 2-1634 Hughes, Mary Io C1161 5800 N. 42nd Street Milwaukee 9, Wisconsin Iller, Theresa C3071 6453 N. 40th Street FLagstone 1-8061 Jacoby, Gerald C1021 4690 W. Scranton Place CUster 3-2527 lager, Charlotte C2061 3109 N. 38th Street, No. 1 Hllltop 5-3644, Ianz, Theresa C3061 2428A N. 25th Street Milwaukee 6, Wisconsin Ianzer, Barbara C2061 2241 N. 52nd Street Hllltop 4-6853 Ianzer, Lois C1021 2188 N. 47th Street Hllltop 4-1607 Iashinsky, Paul C1161 2330 N. 36th Street Hllltop 4-6179 Ieannotte, Ioan C1091 2606 N. 10th Street COncord 4-5313 Iuhay, Marilyn C1121 3838 N. Sth Street LOcust 2-1895 Kahrau, Lois C1021 4460 N. 56th Street UPtown 3-4438 Kallas, Carol C1111 3918 N. 60th Street Hllltop 5-1319 Kamrath, George C1111 3562 N. Green Bay Avenue Milwaukee 12, Wisconsin Kay. Paul C1091 2728 N. 90th Street Milwaukee 13, Wisconsin Keleske, Richard C3061 5070 N. Shoreland Avenue WOodruff 2-6944 Kelley, Thomas C1111 5912 N. Kent Avenue WOodruft 2-9921 Kelly, Ann Marie C1141 4522 N. 22nd Street CUster 3-1188 Kemmer, Dona Iune C2061 928 W. Hadley Street LOcust 2-3100 Kemmerling, Iune C1121 5223 W. Center Street CUster 3-5025 Kempka, Nadene C2061 3712 W. Clarke Street Hllltop 4-2387 Klein, Viola C1091 1539 W. Iuneau Avenue WEst 3-7244 Kleiner, Rae C3071 2325 N. 37th Street Hllltop 2-5520 Koeferl, Agatha C1141 3526 N. 10th Street Flianklin 2-2104 Koehler, Wayne C1141 4864 N. 71st Street Uptown 3-1535 Koerber, Thomas C3061 1627 N. 24th Place Dlvision 4-4685 Kohl, Marilyn C3071 3951 N. 19th Place Hllltop 5-5209 Kolasinski, Thomas C1121 1522 N. 19th Street Dlvision 2-5821 Kortsch, Mary Iane C1121 3222 N. Cambridge Avenue WOodruft 2-3088 Kosanke, Walter C3061 5717 W. Villard Avenue Hllltop 5-9872 Kosidowski, Henry C1161 1820 N. Warren Avenue BRoadway 1-9149 Kowalski, Audrey C1111 1707 E. Lake Bluff Boulevard EDgewood 2-5122 Kozlowski, Walter C3071 3331 N. 8th Street LOcust 2-5802 Kraus, Iohn C1141 2702 W. Glendale Avenue CUster 3-0382 Kroening, Gloria C3071 5536 N. 31st Street Hllltop 5-5007 Krueger, Leonard C1091 4133 N. 12th Street COncord 4-0260 Kub, Ioan C2061 3823 N. 4th Street Flftanklin 2-5069 Kuhlmann, Robert C3061 2034 N. 5th Street FRank1in 2-2580 Labiszak, Ruth 13073 3888 N. 5th Street WOodruif 2-7382 Lang, Frances 11023 Route 5, Box 441 HAles Corners 5-1869 Langer. lean 13063 2800 N. Emery Avenue Hllltop 5-7544 Lemerand, Dolores 11023 3376 N. Richards Street COncord 4-0315 Lesniak, Rita 11023 5247 N. 35th Street CUster 3-1649 Lewandowski. Dorothy 11123 2368 N. Richards Street COncord 4-6187 Liberty. Terrence 11023 3039 N. 48th Street Hllltop 5-2350 Liebl, Clyde 11143 3613 N. 14th Street FRanklin 2-1105 Linnemanstons. Ianet 11163 2710 W. Oriole Drive CUster 3-6439 Lipscomb. Holly Rae 12063 4512 W. Leon Terrace UPtown 3-8139 Lirette, Donna 12063 1244 N. Milwaukee Street BRoadway 2-1538 Lockwood, Ianice 11023 6129 N. Port Washington Roa WOodruft 4-1105 Loser, Ioyce 11113 131 N. Fond du Lac Avenue Menomonee Falls. Wisconsin Menomonee Falls 0592 Luedtke. Carol 12063 Thiensville, Wisconsin, Thiensville 5611 Lustig, Shirley 11163 3129 N. 8th Street FRanklin 2-7663 Machesky, Marlene 11093 1828 W. Brown Street Dlvision 2-3662 Machos, Donald 11023 932 E. Center Street COncord 4-9977 Malinowski, Gloria 11143 8415 W. Burleigh Street Hllltop 2-9929 Mangen, Constance 12063 2025 E. Newberry Boulevard EDgewood 2-0897 Manowski, Mark 11123 2630 W. Palmer Street LOcust 2-8274 Marks, Richard 11113 2937 N. 25th Street Hllltop 2-4772 Martin, Robert 11113 2746 N. 49th Street CUster 3-5867 Matowski, Patricia 11163 2900 N. 11th Street LOcust 2-6039 d Mauhs, Ioanne 11093 1125 W. Clarke Street LOcust 2-8400 McAdams, Thomas 12063 2355 N. 44th Street Hllltop 4-5733 McCarthy, Thomas 13063 5047 N. Sherman Boulevard Milwaukee 16. Wisconsin MCG-urn, Mary 11023 2869 N. 29th Street Hllltop 4-2767 McKernan. Ioan 13073 2920A N. 30th Street Hllltop 2-0707 Meilenner, Ann 11023 1430 N. 39th Street WEst 3-9219 Meitner. Ioan 11113 2224 N. 44th Street Hllltop 2-8200 Merz. Ieanette 12063 1837 N. 24th Place Dlvision 4-1263 Miller, Marcia 11123 2183 N. 57th Street GLenview 3-4791 Mishetski, Edward 11163 5937 N. 64th Street Hllltop 2-8011 Moore, Roger 11143 9022 W. Auer Avenue Hllltop 4-8773 Morrisey. Suzanne 11093 3464 N. Newhall Street EDgewood 2-0410 Mross, Gerald 13063 3459 N. Cramer Street WO0drutt 2-0353 Mueller, Daniel 11163 2821 N. Richards Street FRanklin 2-8442 Munding, Edeltrudis 11143 2536 N. 53rd Street Hllltop 2-2012 Murphy, Marlene 13073 4636 W. Rice Street CUster 3-0848 Murphy, Patricia 13073 2558 N. 57th Street Hllltop 4-5988 Musha, Iosephine 13063 1908 W. Brown Street Dlvision 4-0456 Neu, Helen 11123 211 E. 3rd Street Menomonee Falls, Wisconsin Menomonee Falls 2464 Neuendort, Lois 11143 3574 N. 10th Street COncord 4-0328 Niesen, Frank 13063 Port Washington, Wisconsin Niggemann, Kathleen 12063 2930 W. Cameron Avenue Hllltop 5-5167 Nook, Daniel 11163 2555 N. Oakland Avenue EDgewood 2-6488 Nuetzel, Iacquelyn 11123 4333 N. Sherman Boulevard Hllltop 2-6544 Numrich, Beverly 11123 2752 N. 9th Street LOcust 2-8569 Oberbrunner, Shirley 11093 2762 N. 54th Street Hllltop 4-1932 O'Konek, Adrienne 11113 3355 N. Palmer Street LOcust 2-7367 Olinger, Mary Ann 13073 2553 N. 9th Street COncord 4-0299 Oliver, Kathryn 12063 3231 N. Buflum Street LOcust 2-5581 O'Loughlin. Ioan 11113 3429 N. Newhall Street EDgewood 2-1351 Otto, Norbert 11163 33rd Street 5-3982 5307 N. Hllltop Pancic, Iosephine 12063 4042 N. CUster 19th Place 3-5292 Parker, Ioan 11023 4593 W. Spencer Place Hllltop 4-2951 Pate, Christine 11163 1012 E. Hampton Road EDgewood 2-6792 Paul, Marilyn 11113 2333 N. Hubbard Street COncord 4-0476 Peters, Robert 11143 3864 N. 42nd Street Hllltop 2-7952 Peterson, Alice 11023 3105 N. 20th Street UPtown 3-5229 Pledl, Vivien 11143 5477 N. 41st Street Hllltop 5-6489 Pongratz, Ioseph 13063 4667 N. 19th Place LOcust 2-0044 Primasing, Ioan 12063 2129 W. Brown Street WEst 3-7258 Pusch. Ioyce 13073 3718 N. 53rd Street CUster 3-1743 Qualley, Iames 13073 3409 N. 57th Street UPtown 3-8059 Raebel, Doris 13073 3222 W. Lisbon Avenue Dlvision 4-4259 Reich. Nancy 13073 10307 W. Good Hope Road FLagstone 3-9598 Retzlatf, Clyde 11093 3163A N. 52nd Street Hllltop 4-1075 Rheaume, Rita 13063 3912 W. Cherry Street WEst 3-0428 Roethle, Iohn 11163 8030 N. Division Road FLagstone 2-9095 Roets, Patricia 11123 3437 N. Cramer Street WOodrull 2-0349 Rogahn, Cecilia 11123 1338 W. Hadley Street LOcust 2-7366 Rondeau, Nancy 13073 3832 N. Murray Avenue EDgewood 2-5407 Ronowski, Alphonse 11163 3722 N. 15th Street FRanklin 2-8460 Ross, Alicia 11093 4159 N. Farwell Avenue WOodrutt 2-0423 Ross, Madonna 13073 2864 N. Richards Street LOcust 2-0933 Roth. Mary 11113 1528 W. Iuneau Avenue WEst 3-1673 Rouse, Neil 13183 3916A N. Port Washington WOodrult 2-6924 Rudig, Marjorie 11163 3965 N. 29th Street Milwaukee, Wisconsin Ryan, Ioan 12063 409 W. Ring Street. COncord 4-9155 Ryan, Loretta 11113 3212 N. 81st Street Hllltop 4-2989 Sammer, Iune 11113 4066 N. 8th Street FRanklin 2-5678 Santelippo, Mary 11113 1712 S. Layton Boulevard Mltchell 5-5140 Sauer, Phyllis 13073 907 W. Locust Street FRanklin 2-8803 Schaefer, Ioan 11093 3746 N. 37th Street CUster 3-1196 Schaefer, Marion 13073 2620 W. Chambers Street UPtown 3-4933 Schaller, Ioan 11123 2550 N. 63rd Street Glenview 3-6284 Scharabok, Evelyn 11113 1539 N. 30th Street Dlvision 2-3217 Schatzman, Clarence 11143 3534 N. Cramer Street EDgewood 2-7095 Schedler, lean 13063 2935 N. Palmer Street FRanklin 2-6476 Schiedemeyer, Shirley 3253 N. 2nd Street I-'Ranklin 4-3338 Schilling, Robert 13063 619 W. Concordia Avenue Milwaukee. Wisconsin 12063 Ave Schmerda. Mary Ann C3061 2343 N. 34th Street Hllltop 2-8121 Schmidt, Donald C1121 3351 N. 13th Street LOcust 2-8549 Schmidt, Iames C3061 3222 N. lst Street Milwaukee 12, Wisconsin Schmidt. Marianne C2061 2547A N. 56th Street Hllltop 4-5577 Schmit, Grace C 1111 3951 N. 12th Street LOcust 2-1021 Schrant, Agnes C1121 539 W. Burleigh Street LOcust 2-1021 Schroeder. Myron C3061 5834 W. Melvina Street Hllltop 4-4093 Schuld, Claudia C1021 3032 N. Richards Street LOcust 2-3113 Schuldt. Shirley C3061 121 N. East Avenue Menomonee Falls, Wisconsin Menomonee Falls 0763 Schumacher, Elizabeth C1161 4407 W. Brown Deer Road Flagstone 1-9399 Schweitzer, Diane C1121 North Lake, Wisconsin North Lake 66-R Schwerm, Therese C1021 727A E. Clarke Street LOcust 2-4267 Sears, Iames C1141 2962 N. 38th Street Hllltop 2-5418 Seegers, Therese C3071 3738 S. 16th Street EVergreen 3-2489 Seilenbinder, Richard C1021 1738 N. 23rd Street WEst 3-8571 Sekey, Arlene C3071 2464 N. 10th Street LOcust 2-3757 Sensiba, Kathleen C3061 2731 N. Cramer Street EDgewood 2-5642 Serio, Carol C1141 2808 W. Roosevelt Drive Hllltop 5-8687 Seubert. Ierome C1111 1928 W. Cherry Street Dlvision 2-6184 Silber. Edward C2061 1616 W. Wisconsin Avenue Dlvision 2-1161 Silva, Elizabeth C1021 528 N. 19th Street WEst 3-7057 Simeth, Richard C3071 3720 N. 3rd Street COncord 4-7209 Simon, Richard C1121 719 W. Messmer Street FRanklin 2-6783 Slagle, Frances C3071 3540 N. Cramer Street Woodruif 2-0065 Slattery, Iohn C1111 5423 N. Kent Avenue WOodrutf 2-3970 Smukowski, Edwin C3061 1545 S. 6th Street EVergreen 3-0942 Snyder, Charles C3071 3370 N. 22nd Street UPtown 3-0065 Snyder, Charlotte C3071 3370 N. 22nd Street UPtown 3-0065 Sochurek, Alice C1161 4051 N. Montreal Street UPtown 3-7051 Spitza, Eugene C1141 4715 N. 34th Street UPtown 3-6554 Steffen, Eugene C1111 2013A N. llth Street LOcust 2-9467 Stegner, Geraldine C1161 3034 N. 58th Street CUster 3-5653 Steib, Kenneth C2061 2702 W. Glendale Avenue UPtown 3-5403 Steidl, Mary lane C1121 2861 N. Palmer Street COncord 4-6820 Steinert, Arlene C3061 4661 N. 49th Street CUster 3-5376 Sternig, Philip C1141 2515 W. Michigan Street Dlvision 2-8125 such, Henry C1121 2652 N. 17111 street FRanklin 4-2968 Stirn, Richard C1141 4906 N. 37th Street CUster 3-2666 Stoiber, Bernice C3061 2541 N. Sth Street COncord 4-5808 Stordeur, Nancy C3071 4155 N. 22nd Street UPtown 3-8586 Stowell, Mary Io C2061 Thiensville, Wisconsin Thiensville 2233 Strunsee. Harold C1141 3163 N. Pierce Street COncord 4-7305 Suetholz, Francis C1021 6532 W. Lloyd Street GLenview 3-0629 Szudaiski, Anne C2061 125 W. Burleigh Street LOcust 2-3627 Tamer, Elizabeth Ann C2061 2635 N. 18th Street PRanklin 4-0082 Thelen, Albert C3061 6220 N. Lydell Avenue EDgewood 2-3639 Thompson. Clete C3071 3502 N. 41st Street Hllltop 4-6843 Thompson, Iohn C1121 223 E. Chambers Street COncord 4-4699 Thorndyke, Carole C1091 3808 N. 22nd Street UPtown 3-4390 Tikalsky, lean C1091 2152 N. 36th Street Hllltop 2-4859 Tinglot. Patricia C1161 1630 N. 40th Street Dlvision 4-4071 Touchett, Iohn C1091 5055 N. Kent Avenue WOodruff 2-8369 Treutel. Nancy C1021 732 W. Concordia Avenue COncord 4-7638 Triebe, Kathleen C1111 4032 N. 24th Street Hllltop 5-3004 Trispel, Donald C1021 1465 W. Fond du Lac Avenue Dlvision 2-0404 Ullrich. Diane C1091 3567 N. 12th Street COncord 4-7156 Vann, Ieanne C2061 2462 N. Murray Avenue WOodrulf 2-2231 Verzal, William C1141 3732 N. 41st Street CUster 3-6354 Vik, Ioan C1111 1905 W. Chambers Street CUster 3-4012 Voelz. Roger C1141 234 E. Burleigh Street FRank1in 2-3555 Vogl, Michael C1091 2417 N. 38th Street Hllltop 2-6289 Vogt, Thomas C3061 4212 N. 14th Street COncord 4-8153 Wagner, Donald C1141 3714 W. Roosevelt Drive CUster 3-4476 Wagner, Edward C1161 2626 N. Palmer Street LOcust 2-4821 Wahlen, Ioseph C1091 1116 N. Iackson Street Milwaukee 2, Wisconsin Walker, Philip C1121 3449 N. 2nd Street LOcust 2-6103 Wanninger, George C1021 3603 N. 13th Street FRanklin 2-0250 Wasserburger, Iacqueline C1091 1330 W. Atkinson Avenue COncord 4-2917 Wehner, Iames C1161 2779 N. 27th Street Hllltop 2-0069 Weinlein, Conrad C2061 4714 W. Melvina Street Hllltop 4-4904 Weis, Daniel C2061 3020 N. Bulfum Street COncord 4-5848 Whaling, Susan C1021 3532 N. Oakland Avenue EDdgewood 2-4946 Wiemer, Robert C1021 4825 W. Capitol Drive UPtown 3-1656 Wiesner, Carol Ann C1091 3618 N. 42nd Street CUster 3-4222 Wincell, Lillian C3061 3815 W. Sheridan Avenue Hllltop 5-0402 Wolf. Rita C 1091 2875 N. 52nd Street Hllltop 5-0717 Wolfgram, Iames C2061 1921 W. Iuneau Avenue Dlvision 4-5711 Woloszyk, Harry C3061 2714 N. Oakland Avenue WOodruff 4-1389 Wolski, Ioyce C1021 2469 N. Bremen Street COncord 4-8354 Wright, Donald C1111 5506 N. 34th Street Hllltop 5-5689 Zale, Robert C3071 2346 Swan Boulevard GReentield 6-0080 Zalewski, Carol Ann C1161 1760 N. Pulaski Street MArquette 8-7118 Zancanaro, Ioan C1161 4333 N. 29th Street Hllltop 5-3541 Zanoni, Edward Anthony C 1141 2829 N. LOcust Ziegler, 2856 N. Hnnop Richards Street 2-1 244 Elsa Ann C3061 49th Street 5-5885 Zimmer. Diane C1091 3521 W. Cherry Street Dlvision 2-2699 Zisky, Iohn C1021 3246 N. Fratney Street FRanklin 2-0672 NYJ, wi- . ,F . .1 2 5 4 5 x 5 5 Q E 3 2 s E 2 5 5