Messmer High School - Capitol Yearbook (Milwaukee, WI)

 - Class of 1954

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' 1 - - :-1 .:j.:1:-V.-'L .4- ' 'IZ-J..:::X-.5 ,g, jg gL'w:.'ft-'.-Q' .- gf-may! --1-V.-..-.f.:'. rw,-,gf v..-A-..-.- '.N-.:- :-'.,.-1-- -.--,- -- fr -'1 --- -- mf x lf J 1 5 1854 1954 To you Our Queen Our Mother dear we dedxccrte th1s Mcman year L THE CC-ZEBFDHTCUJE Mmm 41491, School M11wcxukee Wxsconsln Volume 26 1954 ,NI XXX KX ' I f J To 11 'fn La 1 b ,,, ,! i 1 S111 Contents Dedmcmon AdUl1I11StICtlOD Faculty Graduates I roshmcn Iumors School I lfe Sporis Duectory Sophomore-s ' V fm, C' ,..-. -'. r- ' 5 Q x iv A The Most Reverend ALBERT GREGORY MEYER S T D Seventh Archbrshop of Mrlwaukee The students and faculty of Messmer jorn rn welcomrng Hrs Excellency Archbrshop Albert Gregory Meyer as our Archbrshop We are proud to clarm hrm as a Mrlwaukeean and more especrally as the head of thrs archdrocesan school As our sprrrtual head we pledge Hrs Excellency our loyalty obedrence and fervent prayers As Catholrc students we wrll adopt hrs word as our We profess to be Catholrc Youth' We desrre to actualrze the Catholrc Earth rn our lrves We desrre to preserve for our country her Chrrstran crvrlrzatrorr Realrzrng Hrs Excellency s great devotron to the Mother of God we pray that she wrll be hrs farthful Counselor and gurde rn hrs tremor dous tasks , . . . , lodestar: The Most Reverend ROMAN R ATKIELSKI DD AUXIIIGIY Blshop of Mllwcrukee T1tulczr Bxshop of Stobl o 1 o 0 - . n . Board oi Dlrectors Rrght Reverend Monslgnor GEORGE A MEYER Pastor St Leo Parrsh Rlght Reverend Monsrgnor Reverend IOHN I SHANAHAN IOSEPH R STEHLING Pqsfof S1 Thomgg Aquu-155 Pastor Sf NICIIOIQS Parrsh Parrsh !'k..f Reverend Reverend WILLIAM F RESTLE IOSEPH F WODA Pastor St GalIPar1sh Pastor St Mary Czestochowa Parrsh tin gHvmm1.1m RT REV MSGR RUDOLPH KIELPINSKI The death of Mons1gnor K1elp1nsk1 on August 12 1953 meant the loss of one who had been on the Board slnce the foundlng ot our school Untxl just a few years ago the Monsrgnor had regularly V1S1led classes each semester We pray that h1s keen rnterest 1n our progress wrll now brrng hun an eternal reward and that he w11l plead our cause 1n heaven. REV LOUIS E BIEDEL Prmcxpal Counselor The mnumerable dutres of a school prm c1pal and var1ous outslde respons1b111t1es con sume all of Father R1edel s tlme and yet he has more than lust a noddmg acquatntance Wllh the 1200 boys and g1rls rn our school serve anyone at some cost to hrmself Father has shown us the worth of a kmd word and a fnendly gesture If ever you feel a b1t blue we hope youll meet Father Rledel HIS radrant sm1le and softspoken word w11l l1ft you hlgh and send you on a hghter way REV IOSEPH B STEHLING F1nanc1a1 Admmzstrator A double and even tr1ple share of dunes through the years have merely mcreased Father Stehlmg s eff1c1ency and h1s great sense of humor Has he ever fa1led to produce that expected joke? We feel lt IS that wh1ch has also mer1ted for h1m the esteem and fr1endsh1p of the students and people he meets Messmer s Fathers Earnest and devoted to his work, willing to September brought with the new school REV CARROLL A GUNTHER Director ofHeI1g1on Teacher Counselor Every school has an all round man We feel this title fits Father Gunther whose pro gram of Latin and religion was augmented by the teaching of biology Surprlses of this kind never seem to worry Father and his broad smile grows broader Of course youll remember that Father also sold you that f1ZZy pop at noon each day REV VERNONI KUEHN Director of Athletics Teacher Counselor Senior relrgion classes fill Father Kuehns days His extra tirne is devoted to school sports the alumn1 and the duties of director for Archd1ocesan Scout activities We agree with the man who wrote of Father beloved and respected by all who know him REV JAMES R DALEKE Teacher Counselor year a fifth priest for Messmer s staff Father Daleke formerly was assistant pastor at St Iohn s Cathedral and had taught in the high school there Fathers fnendly demeanor has resulted 1n help for many a student whether it be by way of a conference or in a classroom situation. Welcome to Messmer, Father. We hope your years with us will be happy ones. S1Sl9I Marella S1ster Mary Anaclete Lat1n Bra1lle Club Mrssronary Club S1SleI Antony Mary Lat1n Club Lat1n Englrsh S1ster Mary Barbara Chr1st1an Soc1al L1v1ng Amer1can H1story S1ster Mary Bomface B1ology I H F B1ology Club S1ster Carolme Mar1e Soc1ology Vocatlonal Guidance YCS Moderator S1ster Mary Charlotte Enghsh Speech Frdehs F orens1c Club S1ster Mary Consuela Llbrary Vocatlonal Gurdance Llbrary Club S1ster Mary Crescence Amerrcan H1story C1v1cs Home Nurs1ng Cathol1c Students MISSIOH Crusade Moderator Red Cross Teacher Sponsor S1ster Mary Cunrgundls Bookkeep1ng Typewr1t1ng S1ster Mary Dan1el Enghsh R B E Enghsh Club S1ster Mary Ernestme Chemlstry Mechan1cal Draw1ng Algebra Sodalrty Moderator S1ster Mary Evelyn General Scrence Chemrstry Chemrstry Club S1ster Mary Frances Romana Typewrltmg General Mathemat1cs Chrlstxan Soc1al Lrvmg S1ster Mary Frances Therese German Enghsh German Club S1ster Mary George Soc1ology Amerrcan H1story Srster Mary Immanuel Advanced Algebra French Mon1tors Slsters on the Faculty Vxce Prmclpal S1ster Mary Ianet Geometry General Mathematrcs Mechan1cal Draw1ng Chrrstlan Soc1al L1v1ng S1ster Mary Iohn Ignace Enghsh Amer1can H1story Lat1nAmer1can H1story Chorus Caprtol S1ster Mary Iustma Englrsh Student Counc1l Adv1sor Sophomore Class Advlsor S1ster Mary Madele1ne Soph1e Engllsh Foursquare Adv1sor Semor Class Adv1sor Canterbury Englrsh Club Press Club S1ster Mary Marguerrte Foods Bra1lle Club S1ster Mary Monrca Englrsh TWP Engllsh Club Y CS Moderator S1ster Mary Nob1l1s Enghsh pondence Club Iumor Class Adv1sor S1ster Mary Paul1ne Shorthand Typewr1t1ng Secretar1al Pract1ce S1ster Mary Petrme Phys1cs Geometry Camera Club S1ster Mary Praxedes Homemak1ng Geometry Mechan1cal Draw1ng S1ster Mary R1chard Art Vocatronal Guldance Art Club S1ster Mary Roberta Shorthand Typewr1t1ng Home Care of the S1Ck Voca t1onal Guxdance Bra1lle Club S1ster Mary Rosalla Clothrng Craft Club S1ster Mary Sarah Algebra Geometry B1ology Vocatronal Guudance ASSISI B101 ogy Club S1ster Mary Solme B1ology Lat1n S1ster Mary Verena Algebra Plane Geometry Solld Geometry Trrgo nometry S1ster Mary Verola Span1sh Pan Amerxcan Club ' . l I ' ' I - . . . - . . 1 n I u 1 ' . . . , , ' ' ' . I V . . . World History, International Student Corres- . . . . , , . l ' D D . . . . . , , . I . ....... . , n . ..... ' , . . I , . I I - . . . , ' ' ' . ' ' I I - , . . . . . , I ' I ' . . - , - . . . . . - , I h . Rehgxon Instructors Rev Donald Relff Rev Rolland Glass St Nxcholas Pansh St Ioseph Pansh Rev Casper Stollenwerk Rev Reglnqld Lawrence O P M Cap O F M Cap S' Fzancls ofAss1s1 Parzsh St Elizabeth Pm-Ish Rev Ralph R Schnnt Rev George Huber St Momca Pansh Sts Peter and Paul Pansh 4? Rev Robert Mundi Rev Edward Vogel Holy Famzly Pansh St Mary Czestochowa Parzsh Not P1ctured Rev John T Cullen St Ga11Pansh Rev Raymond F Budde St Bonlface Pansh Rev Mlchael Dlneen St Agnes Pansh 10 .- 4 el' W by Nh' Richard Romanskl Assistant Coach Teacher of Physical Education Miss Carol England Mrs. Iohn B. Lorenz Teacher of Teacher of English, Spanish Lay Faculty Mr Robert Regent Head Coach Teacher ol Physical Education Co Homemakmg Physical Geography Mrs. Iuan P. Tolentino Teacher of Biology, Girls' Physical Education I.H.F. Club Advisor Mrs. Richard Bartz Mr. Hubert Maikowski Former Girls' Former Head Coach Physical Education Teacher Resigned January, 1954 Resigned January, 1954 E -Q MISS Anna Berno srnrles as she waits in the bookstore for another customer Miss Berno also 1S secretary to Father Stehling Wh1Ch means she does the schools bookkeeping You re lust as sure though to find Miss Berno lending a hand with almost anythmg ,L iw- newcomer to Messmer th1s year Mrs Alfred H Klose has quickly adyusted herself to the mulntud 1nous dut1es of school secretary Hers is a job that keeps one up and down desk and counter Hers 1S the VOICQ that calls your home when you havent made your daily appearance May your stay at Messmer be a pleasant one Mrs Klose KAK30 In April of this year Dr Mary B1elefeld and Mrs Catherme Sull1van assumed the work of school doctor and nurse Pre v1ously these posit1ons had been filled by Dr. Iohn McElli- gott and Mrs. Leona Fait. We certainly appreciate their week- ly service. 1-I' X X . 1 y i ly, f , .1 ,A , a fm 4 W f A 2 'sf-Qi , ' I 'QA 'f it M' is Y, AM , , 5 A G ,, 5 X f A-f I ' rf' Md .fn Q P Y' 7 ,,,,y4 9 n K 115, .. ,, P- ,,af. 9, ' 13 Y ,gen ff . fn 2'-' lr-va ,, wJ?-A 1 ,ff3,5Q31,i H ' ' - A . 'WW SENIOR CLASS THOMAS ALBERT Class Officer President 4 Home room Officer President 3 Foursquare 4 ALLAN ANDERSON Homeroom Officer Treasurer 4 RICHARD ANZIA Honor Roll 2 3 4 Homeroom Of ficer President 4 Vice president 2 Chorusl Acolyte '?1P DIANE ABRAHAM Chorus l CURTIS ACKERET Honor Roll l PAUL AICHER Student Council Representative 2 3 Camera Club 3 3 4 Stage Crew 3 4 Varsity Football 4 Mayor Letter 4 CARL ARTMANN Student Council Representative 3 CSMC Representative 2 Library Club 2 3 Monitor 4 Acolyte 3 4 Major Letter 3 Boxing 2 3 Box mg Champ 3 IAMES AUSTIN Class Officer President l Treasurer DONNA BADGLEY Honor Roll 3 Braille Club 2 3 4 A Anim ' 2 RALPH BENDOWSKE. Sodality: C.S.M.C. ROBERT BERGER. Homeroom Officer, President 4. Treasurer 35 Camera Club 25 Intramural Basketball Champs 2: Boxing 2, 4, Boxing Champ 2. RITA BERRES. Honor Roll 1, 2: C.S.M.C. Representa- tive 2, 4: Bowling 4. DOLORES BAILEY Homeroom Officer President 2 Secretary 1 Chorus l Volleyball 2 Art Club Officer Secre ary 4 FRANK BALISTRIERI Homeroom Officer President 2 4 Vice president 3 Chorus 3 Band 2 3 4 Acolyte 3 4 Meet Arizona Song of Bernadette Mayor Letter 4 Minor Letter 3 MARGARET BARTLEY Honor Roll l Homeroom Of ficer Vice president 3 Baseball 4 Basketball 4 Bowl ing 3 4 Water Pageant 3 LILLIAN BAUER Honor Roll 4 Homeroom Officer Vice president 3 Student Council Representative 3 Sodality Representative 1: Sodality Officer, Prefect 1: Forensics 3: Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: Meet Arizona: Song of Bernadettef Volleyball 45 Major Letter. MARY BELANGER. Sodality: C.S.M,C. CAROL BELLOWS. Baseball 45 Basketball 4: Volleye ball 4. will DONALD BERTZ Sodaltty C SM C DOROTHY BLAZEK Honor Roll l Camera Club 3 Baseball 4 Basketball 4 Volleyball 4 IO ANN BLUM Honor Roll 3 CSMC Representa tve 3 4 Sodalrty Representatrve 2 BERNICE BOSDECK Barlle Club 2 3 4 Sem r Leader 4 KATHLEEN BOSER Honor Roll 1 2 3 4 Student Councll Representative 4 Brarlle Club 3 Song of Bernadette Volleyball 4 Bowlmg 4 IAMES BOURBONAIS Boxmg 3 4 MARY ANN BRAHM Brallle Club 2 Chorus 3 Meet Anzona Bowlmg 4 PATRICIA BRIDGEMAN Honor Roll 3 4 Forensrcs 3 Foursquare 4 Song ot Bernadette Press Club Ol ircer Presrdent 4 RUTH BRILTY H nor Roll 1 2 3 4 Chorus 1 RITA BOBITZ Honor Roll 1 2 3 4 Homeroom Oi trcer Secretary 4 CSMC Representatrve 3 CSMC Ottrcer Secretary 3 Sodalxty Representatrve 1 2 Chorus l 2 3 4 Meet Arizona Song ot Bernadette Chemrstry Club Secre ary 3 4 IOHN BOEHM Honor Roll 2 3 4 Camera Club 3 4 Chorus I Monrtor 3 4 Malor Letter 4 BARBARA BOMM Homeroom Offrcer Secretary 3 Lrbrary Club 3 Mmor Le ter 3 Bowhng 4 MYRTLE BOMMER Honor Roll 2 3 4 Student Coun crl Representatrve 2 Sodalrty Olfrcer Secretary 4 Representatrve 4 Braxlle Club 2 Camera Club 4 Chorus I Te-nnrs 3 4 Water Pageant 3 Senxor Leader PATRICIA BONKOWSKI Honor Roll 1 2 3 4 So dalrty Representatrve 4 Chorus 2 3 Meet Arrzona Malor Letter 3 BARBARA BORIS Honor Roll 3 Song ot Bernadette 1112 KATHRYNE BRUNETTE Homeroom Offrcer Secretary 3 Song ot Bernadette Volleyball 3 4 Bowlmg 4 ANGELINE BROWN Honor Roll 3 Basketball 2 RONALD BRINKMAN Homeroom Oitrcer Treasurer RAYMOND CASPER Boxmg 3 SHIRLEY CAWLEY Honor Roll 2 3 Homeroom Ot txcer V1cepres1dent4 Secretary 3 Chorus 1 3 4 Bowlmg 3 4 ISCC Vtce presxdent 3 ROBERT CHAPKO Camera Club 3 4 Acolyte 2 3 4 Ni Semor Class Offxcers Frank Wmtersberger treasurer of the semor class pomted to an mterestmg offer for a college scholarshlp The sen1or bul letm Coppostte 1143 was ahve thrs year w1th offers from every part of the country Presrdent Tom Albert Secretary Clarlce Iacoby and Vrce presrdent Norr1ne Hmners agreed wrth Frank that the more amb1t1ous graduates would be smart to mveshgate these mterestmg proposals for a h1gher educatlon NAN Y BUBLITZ Honor R 'l 3 Brarlle Club 2 Chorus 1 Volleybal 2 Water Pageant 3 Semor Leader MARY BUCKLLY Homeroom Otftcer Secretary 4 Treasurer 2 Water Pageant 3 4 PAUL BULTMAN Lrbrary Club 2 Chorus 1 IOY BURGGRAF Honor Rolll 2 3 4 Camera Club 3 Bowlmg 4 MARY ANN BURIAN Honor Roll 2 CSMC Repre s ntatrve 3 4 IOHN BURNITE C S M C Representatlve 3 4 C S M C Off Cer Presldent Treasurer B nd 2 3 4 Vars ty Manager 4 Mmor Letter 3 H' s-Z MARGUERITE CHEREK Hom room Oftrcer Secretary 2 3 Sodalrty Representatlve 2 Sodalny Ofhcer Sec retary Bratlle Club 2 Baseball 2 Basketba Volleyball 3 4 MARY CLARE CHMIELEWSKI H nor Roll 1 2 3 Eratlle Club 2 Basketball 2 3 Volleyball 3 Senror Leader RAYMOND CIOCARELLI Homeroom Oftrcer Treas urer 4 Student Councll Representattve 1 German Club Otfxcer Band 1 l 1' ELLEN CISZEW SKI Sodalrty C S M C RICHARD CLEMENS Honor Roll 2 Student Council Representaxve 2 Lrbrary Club 2 3 4 Acolyte 2 3 4 NANCY CRABB Honor Roll 2 3 Chorus 2 Bowlmg PATRICIA CRECHARD Honor Roll 4 Camera Club CAROL CYR Honor Roll I 2 Chorus 1 Bowlmg 4 IACQUELINE DAPP Sodahty Oihcer Secretary Treasurer PanAmer1can Club V1cepres1clent3 Presr dent 4 Semor Leader BARBARA DEVEREAUX Sodalxty C SM C DONALD DIERBECK Homeroom Offrcer Vzcepresr dent 1 Llbrary Club 2 PETER DOCTER Homeroom Offrcer Treasurer 2 Golf 2 4 Boxmg DOLORES DREWS Bowlmg 2 MICHAEL DUFFY Sodalrty C S M C KATHLEEN ELIAS Honor Roll 2 3 4 CSMC Rep resen a we 2 3 Volleyball 2 pl KI' if RICHARD DARKOW Orchestra 2 Band 2 Mmor Letter 3 Mayor Letter 4 IOYCE DECKER Honor Roll 4 Volleyball 4 Semor Leader IOAN DEIMEK Honor Roll 2 3 4 Homeroom Oi hcer Vrce presrdent 3 4 Chorus 1 Volleyball 2 Sen or Leader Art Club Otfxcer Vzce presxdent 4 ROGER ELSNER Homeroom Offxcer Secretary 2 Treasurer 4 Student Councrl Representatrve 4 Varsrty Basketball 3 4 Malor Letter 4 Mmor Letter 2 3 Baseball 3 4 ELEANOR ENGEL Honor Roll 2 EUGENE ENGEL Sodalrty C S M C SHARON ENGELDINGER Honor Roll 2 4 Home room Ottrcer Vrce presrdent I Secretary 2 Treasurer I CSMC Representattve 2 Sodaltty Representatrve 1 Foursquare 4 Chorus 1 Bowlmg 2 4 BARBARA ENGELHARDT Hnor Roll I 2 3 4 School Ofhcer Vtce presrdenl Homeroom Offrcer Sec retary 2 CSMC Representattve 3 Camera Club 3 Forensrcs 3 Foursquare 4 Song of Bernadette Volley 2 3 GLORIA FAIT Honor Roll 1 2 Chorus 1 KATHRYN FASSBENDER CSMC Representalrve 2 Chorus I 2 Volleyball I SHIRLEY FELDNER H nor Rolll 2 3 4 CSMC Representatrve 2 4 MARILYN FELLENZ Homeroom Offrcer Vrce presr dent 3 Secretary 2 Song oi Bernadette Volleyball 4 Bowlrng 4 Water Pageant I 3 4 Semor Leader 4 Bratlle Club 3 Chorus l Basketball 4 Baseball 4 Honor Roll I ROBERT FILO Honor Roll 1 2 3 4 Homero m Oflrcer Presrdent 2 Student Councrl Representatrve 2 3 Momtor 3 4 LAWRENCE FLYNN Honor Roll 2 3 Homeroom Of frcer Treasurer 3 Student Councrl Representahve 4 EDWARD FOLGER Homeroom Offrcer Presrdent 2 V1cepres1dent3 Morutor 3 4 Acolyte 3 4 Varsrty Football 3 4 Mayor Letter 3 Mrnor Letter 2 3 Boxmq '7 3 Boxrna Champ 2 3 ,- RICHARD FERGUSON Sodalrty C SMC NETTIE ANN FETTIG Transferred from Strasburg ND Honor Roll 4 Mrnor Letter ANTHONY FILO Homeroom Offrcer Presrdent I Treasurer 2 Acolyte 2 3 4 RICHARD FOLGER Homeroom Olftcer Presrdent 4 Treasurer 2 4 Student Councrl Representatrve 3 Sodalrty Representatrve 1 Acolyte 2 3 4 Varsty Football 3 4 Malor Letter 4 Mrnor Letter 3 IOANNE FONS Chorus I RODALE FORMELLA Homeroom Oflrcer Presrdent 2 Treasurer 2 Student Councrl Representatrve 3 WILLIAM FREIBURGER B nd 2 Acolyte Z 3 Ma,or Let er 3 Mtnor Letter 2 3 Intramural Basket ball Champs 3 Baseball 2 3 CLARA FFFTSCHFL Volleyball 1 ROSENIARY FREULER Chorus 1 THOMAS GENSKE Homeroom Ofhcer Presrdent 4 Treasurer 3 IOHN GERSTL Honor Roll l 2 3 4 Momtor 3 4 Mayor Letter 4 OTTO GLIEBER Chorus 1 Varsrty Manager 3 4 Mayor Letter 3 4 Mmor Letter 3 Intramural Basket ball Champs 2 ROBERT GORZEK Honor Roll 1 2 3 Homeroom Offxcer Pres1dent3 4 Vrce presxdent 1 2 Foursquare 4 Acolyte 2 3 4 Varsrty Football 4 Mayor Letter 3 4 Mmor Letter 3 Golf 3 Boxmg 2 3 4 Boxmg Champ 2 3 DONALD GRAF Homeroom Ofhcer Treasurer 4 Sodalrty Offrcer Vrce presxdent Chorusl 2 3 Meet Arzzona Mayor Letter 2 3 Boxmg 2 3 ROLLAND GRAF Honor Roll 2 Homeroom Oftxcer Pres1dent3 Band 2 3 4 Acolyte 2 3 4 Varsty Football 4 Varsrty Basketball 3 4 Mmor Letter 2 3 Baseball 4 IOHN GREGORY Sodalrty CSMC IORENE GREITEN Basketball 4 Volleyball 4 Bowl mg 4 BARBARA GRENDA Honor Roll 2 3 4 Song f Bernadette Bowlmg 4 CATHERINE FRITSCHE Honor Rolll 2 3 4 Bowl mg 4 MARGO GASPER Honor Roll 3 4 Homeroom Ol fxcer Vrce presrdent 2 Student Councrl Representcmve 3 Brarlle Club 2 Chorus 1 IUDITH GAST Homeroom Ofhcer Secretary 3 PATRICIA GAVIN Honor Roll 2 3 Lrbrary Club Brcnlle Club 2 Foursquare 4 DOLORI-:s GEBHARD Honor Roll 3 Basketball 2 Volleyball 2 LA VERNE GEBHARD Honor Roll 1 2 3 4 Home room Ofhcer Presrdent 2 Camera Club 4 Chorus 1 Volleyball 4 Bowlmg 4 Semor Leader DELORES GOLATKA Honor Roll 1 3 4 Bram Club 2 Chorus 1 IOANNE GOLOWNIA Chorus 1 PETER GORECKI Boxmg 2 uk XJW fiifi' CAROLE GUTOWSKY Honor Roll 2 3 Student Councrl Representatrve 2 IEAN HAASCH Honor Roll 1 2 3 4 Homerom Oftxcer Presrdent 3 Secretary l Student Councll Rep resentatxve 2 Red Cross Representatrve 4 Volley ba 2 i DOREEN GRIFFITHS. Braille Club 2: Chorus 1: Bowl- ing 2, 4: Student Council Representative I. ANTHONY GROTKIEWICZ Chorus 3 4 Meet Arr zona Song of Bernadette Major Award PATRICIA GRZECA Honor Roll 2 Homeroom Offrcer Treasurer I CSMC Representatrve 2 3 4 Chorus l 2 Bowlmg 3 4 EDWARD HAASE Honor Roll 3 Homeroom Ofircer Treasurer 3 Momtor 3 IUDITH HENDERSON Honor Roll 1 2 3 Sodal ty Representatrve 2 Ltbrary Club 2 BARBARA HENNECKE Camera Club 3 Chorus 2 Orchestra 2 3 Tennxs DARLENE HETTINGER Transferred from North Hlgh Sheboygan Sodalrty C S M C MARIE HILGER Honor Roll 2 4 Homeroom Ofttcer Treasurer I 2 Chorus 1 Bowltng 3 4 Senror Leader CHARLES HILL Honor R ll I 2 School Ofhcer Prestdent Homeroom Othcer Treasurer 2 3 4 Stu dent Counctl Representatxve 2 C S M C Otftcer Treas uer FOUISQUGIP 4 Band 2 3 4 Orchestra 2 3 4 Mom or 3 4 Acolyte 2 3 4 Varsmty Football 2 3 4 Malor Letter 4 M nor Letter 2 MARILYN HILLER Honor Roll 1 2 3 4 Homeroom THOMAS HAERTLE Honor Roll 1 2 3 4 Acolyte MARGARET HAINES Homeroom Offrcer Secretary I 2 CSMC Representatrve 2 3 Sodallty Repre sentatrve 1 2 3 Bratlle Club 2 Yorensxcs 2 Chorus I Mayor Letter Baseball 2 3 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Volleyball 2 3 4 Bowlmg 3 4 Water Pageant 2 Cheerleader 4 MARY HANLEY Homeroom Offrcer Treasurer 2 Brarlle Club Otttcer V1ce presrdent 4 CLIA Vrce presrdent 3 Bowltng 4 IAMLS HANUS Chorus I KATHLEEN HARTY Honor Roll 3 Sodalrty Represen tatxve 2 3 Braille Club 3 4 Chorus I Senror Leader Brarlle Club Oihcer Presrdent 4 Stage Crew 4 LEE HEBERT School Offrcer Treasurer Homeroom Offrcer Presrdent 3 Varsrty Football 3 4 Varslty Basketball 4 Major Letter 3 4 Mmor Letter 3 Intra mural Basketball Champs 2 i Othcer Presrdent I 2 Secretary 3 Foursquare 4 'J Chorus I Bowtmg 3 1 . ELLEN HIMMELSTEIN Honor Roll l 2 3 4 Home room Olhcer Secretary 1 2 Braille Club 2 3 Four square 4 ISCC Olircer Treasurer 3 4 NORRINE HINNERS Honor Roll 2 Class Offrcer Vrce presldent 3 4 Homeroom Offtcer Presrdent 2 V1cepres1dent4 Band 2 3 4 Orchestra 1 Ma1or Letter 4 Mrnor Letter 3 Bowlmg 3 4 RONALD HINTZMAN Sodalxty C S MC CECILIA HOEFLER Honor Roll 1 Sodalrty Repre sentatrve 2 Camera Club 3 Baseball 4 Basketball 4 Volleyball 4 Water Pageant 3 4 YVONNE HOERIG Honor Roll 1 2 3 4 Homeroom Offrcer Vrcepresrdent l Sodalrty Representatrve 1 Lrbrary Club 2 3 4 Brarlle Club 2 3 4 Song of mg 4 GERALD HOFFMAN C SMC Representatwe 2 Class Offrcer Treasurer 2 Lrbrary Club 2 T Senlor Term Papers At the February meetrng of the Home and School Assocratron the senlor class exh1b1ted a group of term papers whlch represented therr cornposrtron work of the f1rst semester Mr Iarnes Cummrnqs Kath leen Harty and Teresa Krop1dlowsk1 stopped to exarnme papers on the hrstory of the alphabet Abraham Lrncoln aero nautlcs and baseball Marrlyn Reyher and Iohn Burmte found that the materral students had used for therr research was equally rnterestrng X 9' -.ti EDWARD HOLZEM Sodalrty C S M C RAYMOND HOLZMAN Chorus l Acoly e CARL HOSIG Sodalrty C S M C ROBERT HOWARD Homeroom Offrcer Presrdent 1 Treasurer 1 Sodal1ty Representatrve 1 Chorus 1 MARY DALE HOY C S M C Representatrve 2 Camera Club 8 Volleyball 4 MARY PAT HOYE School Offrcer Secretary Home room Ofhcer Secretary 3 Bowlmg 2 3 4 I 'I X . 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If V ,- . 1 ' ' , L Ng-6 IEAN IANKOWSKI Homeroom Oftxcer Secretary 2 CSMC Representattve 2 Sodalxty Representatrve 2 Chorus l 2 3 4 Meet Arizona Major Letter 3 LEROY IASINSKI Chorus 1 ELIZABETH IEHLEN Honor 1 3 4 Ho room Ofhcer Treasurer 2 3 CSMC Representatrve 4 Sodaltty Representatxve 2 3 Pan American Club Secretary 4 Lrbrary Club 3 4 Brarlle Club 2 Chorus 1 3 4 Meet Artzona Song of Bernadette Mayor Letter 4 THOMAS IENSEN C S M C Sodalxty MARY ANN KALISTA Homeroom Otfrcer Vrce presr dent 1 2 CSMC Representatrve 3 Sodahty Repre sentatlve 1 Sodalrty Offrcer V1ceprestdent 1 Chorus l Enqlrsh Club Treasurer 4 GERALD KALLAS Momtor 3 4 ROBERT ILLER Sodahty C S M C MARGUERITE IMSE Honor Roll 3 Homeroom Ot hcer Secretary 2 Student Councxl Representatxve 4 Song ot Bernadette Bowlmq 3 4 VIOLET IRVING Chorus 1 CLARICE IACOBY Honor Roll 3 4 Class Ofhcer Secretary 4 Homeroom Otftcer Vtce presxdent 2 3 Treasurer l Foursquare 4 Bowlrng 3 IAMES IANDA Homeroom Offxcer Presxdent 3 BARBARA IANKOWSKI Honor Roll 3 4 Braxlle Club 4 WILLIAM KARAS Honor Roll 4 Foursquare 4 Song of Bernadette MARLENE KARRER Honor Roll 1 2 3 4 Sodalty Representattve 4 Volleyball 4 AUGUST KEARNS Foursquare 3 4 BARBARA KEGEL Camera Club 4 LEONARD KIRCHNER Honor Roll Z Homeroom Of lrcer Treasurer 4 Student Counctl Representatrve 3 Ca rlol 4 Chorus 2 Band 2 3 4 Orche t a 2 3 Acolyte 2 3 4 Major Letter 4 Mtnor Letter 3 Press Club Treasurer 4 IANET KIRSCH Sodaltty Representattve 2 Bowlmg 3 4 KATHLEEN KLAAS Sodahty C S M C HENRY KLEIN Mayor Letter 4 Boxing 2 3 4 Box ing Champ 2 IANET KLEIN Honor Roll 1 2 Homeroom Officer Vice president 4 Sodality Representative 1 RONALD KLUG Homeroom Officer President 4 Stu dent Council Representative 2 3 C S M C Representa tive 3 Song of Bernadette ANNE KOEFERL CSMC Representative 2 Braille Club 4 BEATRICE KOEFERL Honor Roll l 2 Enghsh Club Officer President 3 I 1.214 BARBARA KRAUSE Honor Roll 2 3 YCS IAMES KROEGER. Acolyte 4. IEAN KRONER. Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4: Homeroom Officer, Secretary 2: Song of Bernadette: Foursquare 2, 3, 45 Basketball 2, 45 Volleyball 2, 45 Water Pageant SHIRLEY KROPIDLOWSKA. Student Council Repre- sentative 4. TERESA KROPIDLOWSKI. Student Council Represen- tative 4: Foursquare 4: Chorus 4. ANNETTE KRUEGER. Honor Roll 2, 3, 45 Homeroom Officer, Secretary 2, 3. xii. . ,sr EDWARD KOEHLER H nor Roll 1 2 3 GERALD KOELSCH Homeroom Officer Presldent 2 Student Council R presentative 3 MARY ELLEN KONRATH Homeroom Officer Vice president 2 Chorus 4 Bowling 4 FRIEDHILDE KOPP nor Roll 1 2 4 Brai Club 2 Homeroom Officer Secretary 2 4 Sodality Officer Prefect German Club Officer President Bowl ing 3 4 ISCC Officer President IOHN KOVATCH Honor Roll l 2 3 Monrtor ALFRED KOZELEK Honor Rolll 2 3 4 IOAN KUBAN Honor Roll 2 3 Homeroom Offrcer Vrce presrdent 2 Student Counc1l Representatrve 4 Chorus 3 4 Bowlmg 3 THOMAS KUBIAK Homeroom Olhcer Presrdent 3 easurer 2 Bandl 2 3 4 Orchestra l 2 3 Acolyte 2 3 4 Mayor Letter 4 Mmor Letter 3 IAMES KUCHARIK Lrbrary Club 2 Boxmg 4 Q., ur G7 IOAN LANDAU, Honor Roll 1, 2. 3, 4: Library Club 3, 4: Song of Bernadette: Bowling 4: Water Pageant 3. DOLORES LA PORTE. Art Club Officer 3: Bowling 3. IAMES LASS. Major Letter 4: Minor Letter 3: Base- b 4: Boxing 2, 3, 4. LX x Q Solld Geometry Class Perhaps the 1dea of desrgnmg house hold gadgets or some held of eng1neer1ng prompted Ann Scherr and Don Drerbeck to study sol1d geometry Whatever 1t may have been the1r 12 41 class went through mental gymnastlcs analyz1ng the sphere pyrarrnd cube cyhnder frusturn and even the parallelop1ped Even the names had some of us gaspmgl V Ki-iam IAMES KUCHARSKI Honor Roll 3 Lrbrary Club 2 3 4 Chorus 2 3 Meet Arrzona Song of Bernadette Cheerleader 3 4 THOMAS KUCZKOWSKI Honor Roll 1 2 3 Varszty Foo ball 3 4 Mayor Letter 4 Mmor Letter 3 AUDREY KUKLINSKI Homeroom Ofhcer Vxce presr dent 3 Treasurer 2 Ma1or Letter 4 Chorus 4 Cheer leader 4 Volleyball 3 4 Bowlmg 4 NANCY KULLAS Honor Roll 2 CSMC Represen tatrve 3 Red Cross Representatrve 2 Song of Berna dette Bowlmg 4 NEIL LAGERMAN Homeroom Ofhcer Presrdent 1 Secretary 3 Treasurer 3 Chorus 1 BARBARA LAMBERT Honor Roll 2 3 4 Homeroom Olfrcer Treasurer 2 Sodahty Representatrve 3 Brarlle Club 2 MARY ANN LATONA Transferred from Rrversrde Hlqh CSMC Sodalxty SUZANNE LAUBACH Honor Roll 1 2 3 4 CSMC Representattve 2 M1nor Letter 3 Band 8 4 Chorus 4 GERALD LEBAKKEN Sodalxty C S M C .if xxxak DIANNE LIEBEL Honor Roll 2 DONALD LIMBURG Honor Roll 4 Homeroom Offrcer Presrdent 3 4 Acolyte 2 3 4 ROBERT LINKE Homeroom Ofhcer Treasurer 4 Var srty Football 4 Mayor Letter 4 Boxmg 3 4 Boxmg Champ 3 IANE LIPINSKA Semor Leader 4 CAROLINE LIPSKI Honor Roll 1 3 Sodahty Repre sentatxve 3 Chorus l MICHAEL LITTEL Honor Roll 2 Homeroom Oihcer Vrce presxdent 2 Student Councrl Representatlve 4 Forensrcs 3 Song of Bernadette Englrsh Club Vtce presrdent 4 1 A AVQAM IOAN LEBAKKEN Homeroom Ofhcer Prestdent 2 FOIQHSICS 3 Song oi Bernadette Bowlmg 4 DOROTHY LEE Honor Roll 1 2 4 Lxbrary Club 2 Chorus IUDITH LEHNEN Honor Roll 2 3 4 Homeroom Of frcer V ce presldent 2 Bowhng 4 Sodalrty Represen tatrve 4 MARGARET LEPAK Senror Leader CAROL LES H Honor Roll l 2 3 4 School Offtcer Secretary Homeroom Ofhcer Presrdent 2 Vrcc prest dent 4 Secretary 1 3 Engllsh Club Vtce prestdent 4 Foursquare A soclate Edttor 4 Chorus l 2 3 4 Meet Arrzona Malor Letter 3 School Orqamst ROBERT LESCH Homeroom Offrcer Vrce prestdent 1 Preslderxt 4 Student Councll Representattve 2 Sodalrty Representatwe 1 Chorus l JEAN LOMPA Honor Roll 2 Volleyball 4 Semor Leader MARLENE LOWE Honor Roll 1 2 Red Cross Repre- sentatrve 2 Camera Club 4 Chorus l IANET LUSTIG Basketball 2 Volleyball 3 RITA MAIEWSKI Honor Roll Z Brarlle Club 2 FRANCES MARCHETTA Honor Roll 4 Home Oflrcer Secretary 2 Lrbrary Club 3 4 Camera 3 Capttol Bowlmg 4 Tenms 4 Forensrcs 4 Cho IEANETTE MARKERT Honor Rolll 2 4 Mrno ter Band Z 3 4 Homeroom Ofhcer Treasurer 2 LOIS LUSTIG Honor Roll 4 Sodahty Representatrve 3 Bowlmq 3 4 PAY LYNE Honor Roll 2 4 Chorus 1 IOYCE MCEVILLY Honor Roll 2 3 4 Sodalrty Rep resentatrve 4 Lrbrary Club 2 3 4 Secretary 4 Chorus 1 3 4 Song of Bernadette YCS ANN MCKERNAN Homeroom Olhcer Secretary 4 Student Councrl Representatrve 3 4 Bowlrng 3 4 Presrdent 4 PATRICIA MCMULLEN Honor Roll 1 2 3 4 Home room Olhcer Vlce presrdent 4 Student Councrl Rep resentatrve 3 Camera Club 3 Caprtol 3 4 Foursquare 4 Volleyball 2 4 KATHERINE MADER Honor Roll 1 2 Sodaltty Rep resentatrve 3 Brarlle Club 2 Camera Club 4 Four square BERNARD MARKOWSKI Class Offrcer Treasurer 2 Homeroom Ofhcer Presrdentl 2 3 Acolyte 2 3 4 Mrnor Letter Basketball 2 WARREN MARKUS Varsrty Football 4 IEAN MARLEGA Homeroom Oifrcer Secretary 4 Bowlmg 4 Senxor Leader ELAINE MEILENNER Honor Roll 1 2 4 Homeroom Olftcer V1cepres1dent2 3 Secretary 4 Treasurer 1 Student Counctl Representatrve 4, Soclalrty Represen- tatlve 1, 3: Braille Club 2, 3, 4: Minor Letter: Volley- ball 2, 3, 4, Bowlmg 4. RICHARD MERKEL. Intramural Basketball Champs 2. MARION METZ. Honor Rolll l, 2, 3, 45 Braille Club 4. lf' ' . I L3 IOSEPH MARLEGA Class Oihcer Vrce presrdent 1 Homeroom Ofircer Treasurer 3 Student Councrl Rep resentatrve 4 Golf 2 Boxing Champ 3 IOAN MARTENS Honor Rolll 2 3 4 Homeroom Offrcer V1cepres1dent2 3 4 Bowlmg 2 RICHARD MATHAUS Monrtor 3 4 Stage Crew 3 MICHAEL MEUER. Honor Roll 1, 2. 4: Library Club 2 3 4' Major Letter MARILYN MEYER Honor Rolll 2 3 Chorusl 2 RAEBURN MEYER Honor Roll I 2 3 4 Forenscs 3 4 Band 4 YCS ROBERT MIELKE Momtor 3 4 EMILY MIKULEC Honor Roll I 2 3 4 Homeroom Of hcer Secretary 4 CSMC Representatrve 4 Capztol 4 Press Club Vrce presrdent 4 IAMES MIKULS Honor Roll 1 RICHARD MILLER Homeroom Offtcer Presrdent 2 4 Varsrty Football 2 3 4 Mayor Letter Mmor Letter BOXIDQ 2 3 4 Boxrng Champ 3 MARILYN MOELLER Honor Roll 2 3 4 IRENE MOITO Honor Roll I 2 3 4 Red Cross Rep resentatnve 2 Song of Bernadette Basketball 2 3 4 Volleyball 2 3 4 CAROL MORAWETZ Honor Roll I 2 3 ANDREW MUCHA Homeroom Offtcer Prestdent 3 Treasurer 2 IANET MURPHY Honor Roll 1 2 3 Soclalrty Repre sentattve 2 RICHARD MILBAUER Honor Roll 3 Sodalxty Repre sentatlve 3 Sodalrty Ofhcer Treasurer 3 Capitol 4 Momtor 3 4 Acolyte 2 3 4 Mrnor Letter Momtor 3 4 Intramural Basketball Champs 3 IANET MILLER Class Offrcer Vtce presrdent 3 Stu dent Counctl Re-presentattve 3 Sodaltty Representa trve 2 PATRICIA MILLER Honor Roll 2 hr TERRENCE MURPHY Homeroom Ofhcer Treasurer 3 Lrbrary Club 2 GERALD NEHER Momtor 3 Stage Crew 2 3 Golf 2 3 4 Boxmg 4 IANET NELQON Homeroom Ofitcer Vtce presxdent 2 Bratlle Club 2 Bowlmg 2 3 MARY ANN NEMOIR Honor Roll 2 4 Homeroom Offtcer Secretary 4 Sodalmty Representattve 2 4 Forensrcs Z 3 -f Forensrcs Offrcer Vlce presrdent 4 Foursquare 2 3 4 Song of Bernadette Bowlrnq 4 Tennrs 4 KATHRYN NERAD Bowlmg 4 Basketball 1 MICHAEL NEUBERGER Honor Rolll 2 3 4 Home room Offrcer Presrdent 3 Student Councrl Represen tatrve 2 Latrn Club Offtcer Treasurer 4 Acolyte 3 4 Song of Bernadette RONALD NIENAS Honor Roll 3 Monrtor 3 4 THOMAS NIGGEMANN Foursquare 4 Varsrty Bas ketball 3 Mayor Letter 3 Mmor Letter Baseball MARION OBERBRUNNER Tenms 2 IUDITH OLDS Homeroom Offrcer Treasurer I Vrce pres1dent3 CSMC Representatrve 2 Chorusl 2 3 4 Meet Arrzona Song of Bernadette Mayor Letter Volleyball Z BARBARA ORCHOLSKI Chorusl 2 3 Baseball 2 3 Volleyball 2 3 Basketball 2 3 FAITH OSTERHAUS Honor Roll 3 Brarlle Club 2 Senror Leader l DONALD OCHS Homeroom Offrcer Presrdent 2 3 Vrce presrdent l Lrbrary Club 2 Chorus 1 2 Monrtor 3 Intramural Basketball Champs 3 Boxmg 3 RITA OESTREICHER Honor Roll 1 2 3 Brarlle Club 2 Chorus 3 4 ROSEMARY OKRAY Honor Roll 4 Homeroom Offxcer Vxce presrdent 2 4 C S M C Representatrve 4 Sodalrty Representatrve 3 Llbrary Club 3 4 Caprtol 4 Chorus 2 3 4 Meet Arzzona Song of Bernadette Lrbrary Club Offrcer Treasurer 4 Mayor Letter RONALD OSTROVVSKI Soclalxty C S M C BERNICE PATKO Honor Roll l Z 3 4 Homeroom Offrcer Vlce preszdent 4 Forensrcs 4 MARGARET PEAVLER. Honor Roll 4, Song of Berna dettef Basketball 4: Volleyball 4: Bowling 4. DONALD PELCZYNSKI. Homeroom Officer, Vice-presi nt 1, , AUDREY PESICH. Honor Roll 3: Home-room Officer Secretary 3: Chorus l, 3, 4: Meet Arrzo ag Y.C,S, Major Letter. FRANK PETER. Sodality: C.S.M.C. FRANCES POLIAK Honor Roll 2 EMILY POLYAK Bowling 4 ROBERT RAMGE Chorus I Press Club Members of the Press Club gathered 'round in 116 before their regular month- ly meeting. Secretary Marilyn Hiller fFour- squarel, treasurer Len Kirchner tCapitoll, president Pat Bridgeman tFoursquareJ, Ronald Klug KFoursquare2, and Marian Svikel fCapitolJ were among those trying to keep abreast of the best in up-to-date journalism. They and other club members, guided by Sister M. Madeleine Sophie, offered Mass together monthly, attended press conventions, and even had some social get-togethers. SANDRA PETROVICH Honor Roll 1 2 Student Coun cil Representative 3 CSMC Representative 4 So dality Representative 2 Library Club 2 3 4 Braille Club 2 Forensics 3 4 Song of Bernadette Basketball 2 Volleyball 2 Bowling 4 Water Pageant 3 Senior Leader IOI-IN PETZKOW Monitor 2 PATRICIA PINTER Chorus I 3 4 Bowling 3 4 MARY PLASHAL Honor Roll l 2 3 4 Class Officer Vice pres dent 2 Homeroom Officer President 2 Sec retary 4 Sodality Representative I Latin Club Officer Secretary Foursquare 2 3 4 Basketball 3 4 Bowl ing 4 Water Pageant 3 4 ELAINE PLOTKE Chorus4 Volleyball 3 4 Bowling ANNE POEI-ILMANN Honor Roll l 2 3 4 Class Of ficer Secretary 3 Homeroom Officer Vice president 4 Sodaltty Representative 4 Foursquare 4 Baseball 4 Basketball 4 Volleyball 4 Senior Leader IANYCE RAUSCH Honor Roll 3 Song of Bernadette Volleyball 4 Bowling 4 IOHN REITER. Minor Letter, Basketball 3: Baseball 3, 4: Chorus 1. GLORIA REMPE. I-Iomeroom Officer, Treasurer 2: So- dality Representative 1: Camera Club 35 Chorus lg Bowling 4. ERWIN RITTER Honor Rolll 2 3 4 Student Coun Cll Representatrve 4 Acolyte 4 MARY ROGERS Honor Roll 4 Sodalrty Representa trve 4 Brarlle Club 2 Forensrcs 4 Basketball 4 Volleyball 4 Bowltnq 4 PATRICIA RUBIN Soclalrty Representattve 2 4 Bra1lle Club 2 T IAMES SCHAEFER Honor Roll 1 2 3 Homeroom Olfrcer Presrdent 4 Sodahty Representatxve 4 Four square 2 3 4 Chorus 2 3 4 Monrtor Mayor Letter Mmor Letter RONALD SCHAEFER Lrbrary Club 3 4 Brarlle Club 3 Enqltsh Club Olfrcer Treasurer 3 Band 1 2 3 Stage Crew 3 4 Mrnor Letter BFRNARDA SCI-IAFFHAUSER Honor Roll 2 3 Home room Olhcer Prestdent 2 Student Counctl Represen tatlve 3 Volleyball 2 3 MARLYS SCHALEWSKI Brarlle Club 2 Chorus l BARBARA SCHAUER Homeroom Olllcer Secretarv 3 Student Counctl Representattve 4 Enqltsh Club Ot ltce Secretary 4 Forensrcs Club Offrcer Secretary 4 Forensrcs 3 4 Meet Arrzona Basketball 2 3 4 Vol leyball 2 3 4 Senror Leader Mayor Letter DOROTHY SCHEDER CSMC Representatrve 3 4 Sodalrty Representattve 3 BEVERLY RETZLAFF. Honor Roll 2: Chorus 3: Song of Bernadette: Volleyball 25 Bowling 2, 3, 4: Bowling Olltcer, Treasurer 4. MARILYN REYHER Honor Roll 2 CSMC Repre sentattve 2 WILLIAM RIPPLE Class Otfrcer Presrdent 2 3 Homeroom Oflrcer 4 Foursquare 4 Varsrty Football 3 4 Varsrty Basketball 2 4 Mayor Letter Mmor Letter Boxmg 3 ARY ANN RYAN Honor Roll 2 3 4 Class fxcer Secretary 2 Lrbrary Club Offrcer Presxdent 4 Lrbrary Club 3 4 Forensxcs Club Offtcer Secretary 4 Forensrcs 3 4 Cap1toI4 Chorus 1 2 3 Baseball 3 Basketball 2 Water Pageant 3 Cheerleader 3 4 School Red Cross Representatrve MARY ANN SALFER Honor Rolll Z 3 4 Homeroom Ottrcer Secretary 3 4 Student Counctl Representatrve RICHARD SALIGER Homeroom Oilrcer Treasurer 4 Band 3 4 Boxmg 3 4 ROBERT SALIGER Class Oltrcer Treasurer 3 Home room Oltrcer Presrdent 4 Secretary 2 3 Treasurer 3 Student Councrl Representatrve 3 The Wrnslow Boy Boxtng 3 4 YVONNE SAUVE Honor Roll 1 2 YCS AGNES SCHAEFER Honor Rolll 2 3 4 Homeroom Ofttcer Vtce ore tdent 3 Sodalxtv Representatrve 4 Red Cross Representatlve 2 Brarlle Club 2 3 4 Chorus l 2 bona of Bernadette Volleyball 2 3 4 1 1 dim ANNE SCHERR. Honor Roll I. 2, 3, 4: Homeroom Otiicer, Treasurer 1, Secretary 4: C.S.M.C. Officer, Vice-president 45 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: Meet Arizona: Song oi Bernadette: Major Letter: Senior Leader. MARY SCHILTZ. Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4: Homeroom Oiiicer, Secretary 3: Basketball 2: Volleyball 2. ELIZABETH SCI-IIPPER Honor Rolll 2 3 4 Capztol 3 4 Bowlmg 3 Z SEPH SCHMERDA Honor Rolll 2 3 4 CAROL SCHMIDT Class Offrcer Treasurer 1 1 4 Volleyball 4 Water Pageant 3 MARLENE SCI-IMIDT Honor Roll 3 Class Offrcer Vrce presldent l Homeroom Offrcer Vrce presrdent 4 Secretary 2 Chorus 1 2 Chorus RALPH SCHMIT Chorus 2 VALERIE SCHMITT Chorus 1 Baseball 3 LOIS SCHNEIBERG Honor Roll 1 2 3 ISCC Club Offrcer Secretary 3 4 Forensrcs 2 3 Foursquare 2 Assrstant Edrtor 3 EdllOI1I1Ch1Gf 4 Song of Berna dette Bowlrng 4 YVETTE SCHROEDER Basketball 3 Volleyball 2 JOHN SCHUCH Honor Rolll 2 3 4 RICHARD SCHULDT Chorus 3 4 Meet Arrzona Acolyte 3 Mayor Letter if ARLENE SCHULTZ Sodalrty C S MC RICHARD SCHULTZ Sodalrty C S M C NANCY SCHWENKE Homeroom Olfrcer Vrce presx dent 3 4 Secretary 1 Sodalrty Representauve 3 Chorus l 2 3 Meet Arrzona Song oi Bernadette Bowlmg 4 MARY SCHWINGEL Foursquare 2 3 4 Bowlmq 3 IAMES SELLA Sodahty CSMC THOMAS SELLS Homeroom Othcer Presrdent 3 Treasurer 4 Varsrty Football 2 3 4 Major Letter Mmor Letter Boxrng 2 3 Boxing Champ 2 5 4 vff November Assembly At an assembly on November 30 1953 Mr Ben Posner a representative of the Royal Typewriter Company and former world champion amateur typist demon strated his ability as an expert by reaching a maximum of 138 words per minute Even with gloves on his hands Mr Posner still was far ahead of any of us After the assembly Paul Traebert Barbara Boris Ronald Schaefer Rita Bobitz and Ed Tomcheck tried to get the secret Here it is practice lots of it' LAWRENCE SERCHEN Homeroom Officer Vice pre-si dent 3 Varsity Football 3 4 Varsity Basketball 3 4 Mayor Letter 3 Mi or Letter 2 3 Intramural Basketball Champs 2 Baseball 3 DONALD SEUBERT Homeroom Officer President 4 Treasurer 2 4 Acolyte 2 3 HOWARD SHEPHERD Homeroom Officer Treasurer l Chorus I NANCY SIBRIGONDIO Honor Roll 2 3 4 Chorus 1 Song of Bernadette Basketball 2 Volleyball 2 Bowl 3 BARBARA SIMOTA Camera Club 4 TWP Club Officer President 3 Foursguare 3 4 Engl sh Club President 3 Minor Letter 3 Baseball 2 Basketball 2 3 4 Volleyball 2 4 Bowling 4 NANCY SKOLUDA Homeroom Officer Secretary 4 Bowling 4 MARCIA SMITH Honor Rolll 2 3 4 Sodality Rep resentative 1: Foursquare 2, 3, 45 Chorus 1: Song of Bernadette: Student Council Representative 45 Basket- ball 3, 4: Bowling 4. DANIEL SOUGSTAD. Camera Club 2. IOSEPHINE SOZET. Honor Roll 1, 2, 3: Student Coun- cil Representative 4: Basketball 4. ALFRED SPITZA. Honor Roll 2: Monitor 3, 4. MICHAEL STAMPFER, Sodality: CSMC, MARY STEGER. Honor Roll I. 2. 4: English Club Officer, Presxdent 4. IUNE STEINKELLNER Bramlle Club 2 Bowling PHILIP STEMO Honor Roll 3 Chorus 4 DONALD STICH Homeroom Oltrcer Treasurer SHARON STIRDIVANT Homeroom Officer Treasurer I 2 CSMC Representative 2 3 4 Sodality Repre sentatrve 1 2 Foursquare 4 Chorus 1 Mayor Letter 4 Baseball 2 3 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Volleyball 2 3 4 Senior Leader Cheerleader 4 RALPH STOCKHAUSEN Honor Roll 1 2 Homeroom Officer Treasurer 3 Student Council Representative 2 ANNABEL STOFFELS Honor Roll 1 2 3 Chorus I Volleyball 2 3 4 ROBERT TIEMEYER. Honor Roll 4: Camera Clu . 4: Chorus 1, 4' Monitor 3 4: Major Letter 4. OLIVE TIMMERMANN. Honor Roll 3 4: Baseball : Basketball 2' Volleyball 2. EDWARD TOMCHECK. Red Cross Representative : Camera Club 4: Stage Crew 4: Varsity Manager 3, I Major Letter 3, 4. PAUL TRABERT. Camera Club 4: Stage Crew 4. CAROLEEN TRAEDER. Honor Roll 3: Homeroom Of- ficer, Secretary 4: Chorus 1: Senior Leader. NANCY TREIS. Baseball 2: Basketball 2. 'C' RICHARD STOLPER Homeroom Officer Treasurer 2 Bnd2 3 4 Golf2 4 MARIAN SVIKEL Honor Roll 4 Chorus 1 3 4 Capitol 4 Volleyball 2 Malor Letter WILLIAM THELEN English Club Ofhcer 3 HENRY THOMA Honor Roll Z 3 4 Monitor 3 JAMES THOMAS Homeroom Oilrcer President l 2 Treasurer 3 RONALD THUR. Honor Roll 2, 3, Homeroom Oificer President 3, 4: School Officer President 4: Monitor 3 4: Acolyte 3 4: Varsity Football 2, 3, 4: Varsity Bas ketball 3 4: Major Letter 3 4' Minor Letter 2' Intra mural Basketball Champs 2. qv? I ik lm 1 . . .1 WILLIAM WAGNFR Honor Rolll 2 3 4 Homeroom Olhcer Treasurer 2 Latm Club Presrdent 4 IAMES WARRAS Honor Roll 4 Homeroom Othcer Presndent l 3 Student Councrl Representatrve 4 For enslcs 4 Song of Bernadette Chemlstry Club Presl dent 3 IAMES WEIBEL Band 3 4 Monrtor 3 4 Mayor Letter 4 Mmor Letter 3 ELAINE WENINGER Honor Roll l 2 3 4 Home room Oftrcer Vrce presxdent 3 Orchestra 2 IUDITH WERNER Bowlmg 4 CAROL WESKE Brarlle Club 2 Basketball 2 Bowl mg 4 Water Pageant 3 RICHARD WILLIAMS CSMC Sodalxty FRANK WINTERSBERGER Honor Roll 2 Class Ot Incer, Treasurer 4: Homeroom Oltxcer, Presrdent 4: Minor Letter 25 Boxing 4. IOSEPHINE WIRTZ. Sodality Representative 1. 8 KATHLEEN TROST H nor Roll 1 2 3 4 Braxlle Club 2 BARBARA TUMAS Honor Roll I 2 3 4 Student Councrl Representatrve 2 Foursquare 4 RITA WAGNER Honor Roll 1 2 3 4 Homeroom Ofttcer Secretary 2 Sodalrty Representatrve 4 Chorus RICHARD WESTER Honor Roll 1 2 Chorus 1 DONALD WICK Camera Club 4 Golf 2 RONALD WICK Honor Roll 2 Intramural Basketball Champs 3 Go1t2 3 4 NOEL WIEGELE Band l 2 3 4 Orchestra 1 2 Mayor Letter 4 Ai MARY ELLEN WIESNER Homeroom Ottrcer Secre taryl 2 Chorusl 2 Bowlmg 3 4 RAYMOND WILKE Song of Bernadette ELIZABETH WISKE School Offrcer Vrce presrdent 4 Homeroom Olircer Presxdent 1 2 Secretary 4 Latm Club Oflrcer Vrce presrdent 4 RICHARD WITTIG Honor Roll 2 Class Ollxcer Presr dent 1 Homeroom Oiircer Vrce presrdent 2 Lrbrary Club 2 Acolyte 4 School Red Cross Representatrve IANET WRIGHT Chorusl 2 Baseball 2 Basketball 2 3 4 Volleyball 2 3 4 Bowlmg 4 Senror Leader MARGARET ZACHER Homeroom Ofhcer Vxce presx dent 4 Student Councrl Representatrve 2 Sodalnty Rep resentatrve 3 Brarlle Club 3 Foursquare 4 Song of Bernadette Basketball 2 Bowlmq 4 CASIMIR ZALEWSKI Homeroom Olftcer Treasurer Varsrty Basketball 4 Malor Letter 4 IUDITH ZARNOTH Honor Roll 2 Lxbrary Club 2 3 4 Mayor Letter 4 IACQUELINE ZAYAC Honor Roll 1 Chorus 4 Stage Crew 4 Volleyball 3 4 Bowlmg 4 ESTHER ZBLEWSKI Chorus 1 2 IOYCE ZBLEWSKI Honor Roll 1 2 3 CSMC Rep resentatrve 3 VIRGINIA ZEIDLER CSMC Representatxve 2 4 Sodalrty Representatrve 1 Bowlmg 4 GERALD ZENS Homeroom Olhcer Presldent 3 Stu dent Councrl Representatxve 3 Chorus 2 NORMAN ZIEGLER Sodahty C SMC ROBERT ZINNS I-Iomeroom Ofhcer Treasurer 4 or ensrcs 3 4 Momtor 3 MARY ANN ZISKY Braxlle Club 2 Chorus 3 Song of Bernadette Cin emurzam The turn of another school year brought the death of Alan Endr1zz1 of the class of 1954 Alan dred 1n an auto accrdent rn the early morn 1ng hours of September 4 1953 He had been rn Srster Nob1l1s juruor homeroom the prev1ous year We felt God had g1ven us a lesson for lxfe when we learned that Alan had planned to recexve Holy Com :Fd ALLAN ENDRIZZI munlon on that Frrst Fnday the very day he went to God May he rest rn peace and soon mtercede for us h1s former class ITICIIGS DONALD OCHS God agarn beckoned and th1s t1me Donald Ochs of the class of 54 answered the call shortly after mrdnrght of March 16 We have but to recall the beautlful clrcumstances of Dons preparatton for that brarn operatron and we begm to wonder D1d he feel 1t was to be hrs entrance mto GIGIIIIIY7 Whrle h1s sudden pass1ng from our ranks was a shock to all of us 1t also jolted us mto real1z1ng that l1fe 1S worth 11v1ng well Grant h1m, O Lord, your eternal, heavenly rest : ' ' . ' -: A U, in U , 5 5 ' 'd ' 3, 4. I , A f L J- ' f. . . I . ' 1 I . ' ' G li . : I - Q . - , y ' , 4: ,V X D ' . it L ' ' :ex ' . I . . I : F h 'A ti o fi Underclassmen Welcome, Freshmen! They came at last! After an ab- sence of freshmen from the roster since l946, this past year we have had about 120 at MHS. Though small of stature, they brought with them the will to learn and the eagerness to fit into a senior high school. The upperclassmen probably enjoyed the youngsters most, especially in early September when the latter frequently strayed into wrong classes and sheepishly left for parts still unknown. We would say that by the end of the year only the size of some of our freshmen remained as their distinguishing feature. 14 Latin scholars of the future got their daily workout in Sister Mary Solines 2 ll class Freshman Class Officers Iudging by the looks on their faces the freshman class officers were get- ting a good briefing on school rules from Ronald Thur, second semester school president Kextrerne righti, and Betty Wiske, vice-president Cthird from the Ieftl. Their norm for the next four years is explained in the new Handbook for Students. The X- freshman officers pictured here are: 5 I Iudy Heinritz, secretary, Byron T Thompson, Treasurer, Alice Kearn, vice-president, and Dick Leising, president. fffhl' 214 SISTER M. FRANCES ROMANA. Left to right, bottom row: I. Sauve, C. Schwartz, R. Wagner, R. Klein, I. Ellmaurer, D. Narloch, B. Wxehl, I. Pallasch, P. Becker, A. Scheder, C. Klas. Second row: N. Luebke, B. Costello, W. Connor, I. Iusten, I. McCarthy, I. Lenz, M. O'Connor, A. Yanke, T. Bauernieind, S. Bielefeld, I. Trutwin, I. Krupa, I. Heinritz. Top row: L. O'Hearn, S. Poneyoiic, N. Binder, M. Van Houten, D. Spangenberg, I. Schigur, R. Bahr, R. Kramer, I. Herrmann, H. Becker, R. Storts, M. Gilson, M. Bodovinac, T. Holt. L Q 1.9 -., ,WW ld S 1 - 1 SISTER M. MARGUERITE. Left to right, bottom row: E. Breuer, L. Schneider, M. Henschel, I. Schuster, B. Cira, C. Meade R Gasparettr C Stelzl Second row' K Gensler I Land I Schilling L Mayer I Manqen E Hoffmann E Mal h L. Memmel, M. Elias, Top row: M. Wetzel. L. Widhammer, S. Dunn, D. Schelvan, K. Conwell, I. Kolasinski, M. Zimmermann, K. Kirwan, K. Kosanke. Sophomore Class Officers Still smiling at 3:10 P.M.-that's the way we'll always remember the sophomore class officers: Marilyn Arndt, secretary, Ignatius Balistrieri, treasurer, Elaine Nadolny, vice-presi- dent, and Dick Hebert, president. We hope those smiles will last right through to Iune, 19561 2 SISTER M. PRAXEDES. Left to right, bottom row: I. Kodai, S. Peterson, R. Petersen, G. Hannon, W. Schuman, N. Lohry, T. Lorsunq, D. Byron, D. Szopinski, G. Buntrock, Second row: M. Long, W, Thompson, I, Kruse, W. Liberick, R. Wilson, S. Holzbauer, M. Carrni, S. Kraus, I. Krueger, I. Lotz. Top row: I Lrnzmarer, I. Hairan, S. Sworske, R. Rampetsreiter, I. Luedtke. I. Ztemer, I. Hendricks, H. Hartwiq, V. Noe, A. Guzzonato, R. Muchenberqer. LK 2 i J ,s m ' 7 SISTER M. RICHARD. Left to right, bottom row: R. McCormick. B. Sukich, T. Donclkowski, C. Gryboski, M. Herman, M. Underwood, I. Freisleben, C. Berger, K. Hczrtunq. Second row: I. Nowcik, C. Piepzorc, M. A. Iurik, I. Puzi, G. Lenz, N. Son- nenshein, I. Apcizeller, G. Fretschel, C. Hohn. Third row: G. Nienos, T. Schmidt, R, Mickle, K. Kopp, R. Iunq. D. Reichlinq, T. Volkmonn, G. Roesch, I. England. Top row: D. Minor, R. Ioniszewski, I. Steinholel, I. Weidcx, C. Beck, G. Houk, B. Bower, D. Useldinq, D. Dierkes. R. Meidl, A. Vcxlente. 069 in-in 213 SISTER M. IUSTINA, Left to right, bottom row: M. Krcimlich, P. Teqqe, E. Borowski, B. Cummings, E. Siefert, T. Coin, B. Schmidt, I. Fischer, A. Heinrich. Second row: M. Voit, B. McCovern, C. Lundkowski, A. Kulus, C. Holland, E. Rowles, T. Wcird, K. Kipp, C. Borzyk, D. Eften. Third row: K. Huqie, L. Schuldt, R. Kovotch, G. Buqolski, R. Dewey, G. Winter, R. Nop- ientek. I, Gressmon, M. Peterson, C. Ostrowski, I. Rosso, R. Grunt, Top row: E. Cincem, G. Stefonski, R. Moron, F. Berncl, W. Bomm, T. Pause, T. Nowak, R. Schlidt, M. Scobey, R. Monde-rs, I. Brummer, D. Leyer, C. Posncxnski, R. Brahm. 302 SISTER M. ROSALIA. Left to right, bottom row: R. Sebosticzni, K. Gribben, E. Nodolny, G. Wicklund, D. Kollinq, M Formello, M. Lund, R. Schommer. Second row: A. Stdnislcxwski, G. Lewczndowski, P. Hopp, D. Poque, M. Slevcx, I. Wezo, I Gromowski, M. Bruder, D. Honzik. Third row: E. Reuter, P. Olds, N. Wick, I. Ebert. M. O'Ccnnor, P. Meqol, I. Corrczo, C. Wein Top row: I. Puariecxu, S. Cole, C. Miller, M. Thelcxn, I, Firer, C. Buchen, L. Schwdrzhuber, N. Zovcdsky, B. Key, G. Mc1cKensie N, Connors, M. Rusch, M. Suitors. '7 v . '7!!1g--- ' fffvm fi! 312 - SISTER M. SARAH. Lett to right, bottom row: P. Nowak, M. Callahan, S. Kelnhoier, E. Dickey, D. Marx, C. Schueller, D. Dovin, R. Wiehl, C. Langlitz, D, Dombek. Second row: E. Seifert, K. Reyher, C. Wilging, M, Hulick, D. Phillips, A. Stoe- veken, G, Rowe, T. Yelvington, D. Tomchek, D. Chinnock, F. Kritter, C. Bach. Top row: K. Brahm, I. Miller, P. Burke, R. Niggemann, R. Felske, T. Cielak, S. Bodovinac, R. Haviland, S. Schreiler, R. Szczepanski, R. Krueger, R. Ellenbach, I. Balis- trieri, I. Medinger. 'SC' I Biology Class While Len Kirchner was record- I ing the names of Dennis Iurek, Ruth Hartwig, and Iohn Kotlewski, the rest of the class was recording the facts about crayfish. Wonder why Mary Hulick fextreme rightl looked so perturbed. Didn't she get a cray- fish? Down at the end of the table, Doug Dombeck took time out for a blow. Was it the crayfish, Doug? X 315 - SISTER M. FRANCES THERESE. Left to right, bottom row: B. Beier, C. Behnke, I. Heister, M. Schultz, K. Moore, D Gajewski, C. Mirr, M. Holzman. Second row: I. Mollerus, W. Allen, P. Dettmcmn, L. LeGros, T. Reis, G. Herbst, I. Higgins D. Kozelek, S. Wettstein, R. Bagin, M. Rand. Third row: I. Randa, W. Hammond, G. Foth, D. Anheier, I. Stirdivant, M Haertl, I. De Grave, A. Alioto, R. Kucharski, I. Heil, S. Zigan. Top row: S. Knitter, I. Iaindl, E. Esler, L. Sallmann, M. Van I. Colle, R. Hebert, F. Kowalczyk, I. Krisans, C. Colle, Q. Zingsheim, C. Smaxwill, R. Koelerl, M. Doberneck. l .nd 307--SISTER M. EVELYN. Lett to right, bottom row: I. Roppert, K. Hannan, P. Newman, I. Hautschild. I. Reis, P. Barry, C. Piaskowski, K, Scully, A. De Toro, E. Whitney. Second row: I. Heindl, I. Thomson, N. Bucholz, R. Schaller, L. Mendini. R. Mercier, M, Meyer, R. Stetter, M. Stehling, I, Cain, P. Thelen, I. Ubert, I. Laus, S. Kub. Top row: R. Kubiak, M. Conrad. M. Hayden, R. Lahm, D. Zdarstek, I. Wrobbel, I. Filo, R. Wittia, C. Schulte, P. Mueller, G. Rohde, R. Rick, I. Kasten, C. Burczyk. The chemistry Club Y' I I A unique feature of The Chem- I istry Club is a monthly tour through some Milwaukee industry. Mem- bers were most enthusiastic about their trips through the Red Star Q.. Yeast Company, Sealtest, Miller ,, and Schlitz Breweries, where they saw the possibilities of scientific careers. The group pictured here, composed of Darrell Zdarstek, Bob Hartwig, Rita Bobitz fsecretaryl, Carl Brown ftreasurerl, Ken Schae- fer, and Myrtle Bommer fpresideritl, were making a lead storage bat- tery. Their untiririg advisor is Sister Mary Evelyn. I u ry l x, - 321 SISTER M. CRESCENCE. Left to right, bottom row: C. Franzen, M. Berg, D. Davis. R. Murphy, R. Shuda, K. Keller I. Iunq. Second row: B. Albenberger, R. Merschdort, L. Held, C. Schneider, E. Dietrich, V. Haisler, I. Barbera, I. Heinrich P. Sarnowski, A. Dittl, R. Ulicki. Third row: I. Netzler, R. Kubis, A. Zaborowski, B. Rehorst, I. Pietz, S. Kuczkowski, V. Grant M. Hickey, P. Cogan, R. Masters, T. Baumann, C. Schmidt. Top row: G. Lebakken, T. Schramka, I, Parys, G. Brahm, T Anderson, T. Dineen, R. McCann, R. Burczyk, R. Rinzel, N. Brueninq. I. Waite, R. Sobotik, P. Lohman, T. Kunkel. x1 r 'I 1 1' ,...mf i ,, . e:. ' ' .qi . V if . . T, LQ, 1 4 1 CHO 01: In On their way to another class. Betty Schipper, lean Autry, Terry Dineen, Rita Luderus, and Bob Schiessl pass the statue of Our Lady on the main staircase. SCHOOL LIFE . . make all men feel the attraction of Christian goodness. Sometimes we listened to an English Club report, or we planned an Art Club project, or we elected prom committees. In our school's wide pro- gram of extracurricular activities, we were impressed and influenced by the opinions and attitudes of those with whom we worked. Help us, O Mary, to preserve these lessons of good will and cooperation and to shed the light of Christ upon those whom we will contact in the future. Old friends met at the 1954 W.C.A.C.' Father Riedel and Father Daniel A. Lord, S.I. ? Sodality Being traditionally Mary-minded, Sodalisls found the Marian Year an incentive to renewed effort for demonstrations of love for Our Blessed Lady. An- nual project here at school, like the Living Rosary and the Mary Crowning, and events in SUMA were directed by Father Riedel, spiritual director for both, and Sister Mary Ernestine, moderator. We feel this year's Wisconsin Catholic Action Convention merits special mention: its panel of excellent, nationally- known speakers afforded an unforgettable oppor- tunity to renew one's zeal and meet the future with Mary. A group of Messmerites prayed the Rosary on March 25 at the Fatima Shrine in Wauwatosa. The 25th of each month was Messmer night at the shrine. Prefect Frieclre Kopp Secretary Myrtle Bommer Treasurer Dick Milbauer and Vice prefect Don Graf drop in on Father Riedel Sodality Spiritual Director to plan their final 54 activities This quintet arranged and distributed xour little not ces for adoration in the chapel ewerv Thursday Raeburn Meyer Pat Crechard Io ce McEvirly co chair rr' Eu hartstc Committee Marge Peaxler and Mary Schwmgel In September 1953 SUMA held its annual election of officers at Messmer Pictured here are Margaret McNamara of Divine Savior SUMA vrce prefect George Reul of Don Bosco SUMA treasurer Margaret Sch essl of Pius SUMA secretary Dick Milbauer Pat Bonkowslcr Kathleen larty Friedre Kopp Father Riedel SUMA spiritual director and Donald Graf SUMA prefect F re v T , , - . X . : ' . , 7 4 . I .- , lu 4 . Wk, A xg- K ,f . . nr. ,, C. . 1 , ', i , ' , ' 1 ll E P-NJ v-Q Mrs Frank Porter of the American lunxor Red Cross holds a poster showmg a tamrly fthe Duero famlly at dmner Thrs prcture whrch ts one of twentythree rn an Inter natnonal Student Art Exchange wxll be floated through Europe European prctures wrll be exhrbrted rn America The are Kathleen Duero Mutz and Ellen Drckey l A John Burnxte Celwynne Sherman and Rxta Bobxtz tmxshed packmg Easter baskets donated bv the homerooms these were taken to the old folks at the Lrttle Sxsters oi the Poor and the Ioan Antrda Instxtute Cathohc Students MISSIOD Crusade Under the gurdance of Sxster Mary Crescence the Notre Dame urut of the C S M C backed a great deal of rnrssronazry work thrs year A clothes drlve baskets for the poor at Chrrstmas and Easter do natxons to varrous rnlssronarres and other projects gave us a chance to share wrth others what we possess cretary Rrta Bobrz Sprrrtra Dre t r Father C r' Vrce presrdent Ann Scher Treasurer Cher rnll Presrderlt lohn Burnlte Q1 .ff Pat Becker Messmer Mrssron Sweetheart for 1954 gets a corsage from Norrme Hrnners Sweetheart t 1953 whrle Ann Scherr potnts to the orchrds v.h1cn represent pagan baby ransoms by the rndrvxdual homerooms 'lm And here are your baskets at therr destmatron on the table at the Ioan Antrda lnstxtute Q! 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Acolytes Da1ly Masses and weekly Bened1c t1on 1n our St Thomas More Chapel provtde the acolytes Wllh many chances to come closer to Chr1st by servlng Htm at the altar The members E Rttter Top row L Sworske I Zaxner R Wtttxg R Burczvk R Schultz I Connell P Forttno I Cronce Bottom row G Doerr T Ewens T Kessler L Lehman T Wolcrechowskr I Woods I Delaney R Dxenberg of th1s club w1th the1r adv1sor Father Gunther have mspxred us too 1D Cen termg our l1ves around the true PIVOT of every Cathohc l1fe Ed F I e and Itm Delaney are ready to acioqmbany Father Gunther back to Top ww T Schmtdt T Kroner R Chmtelewskx R Havxland E OKeefe the Chapel W Connor E Setfert Bottom row D Hanrahan R Kletn R Kempka H Lexsmg D Manowskx L Gaqlrano Top row Ie!! to rrght A Grotktewxcz D Ltmburg R Wrttxq R Thur E Folger R Mtlbauer M Neuberqer T Kubrak Bottom row I Kroeqer R Clemens T Haertle L Ktrchner C H111 R Schuldt 3 1' Latm Club actrvrtres were steered throuah the year by Brll Wagner presrdent Mrl-ce Neuberger treasurer Mary Plashal secre tar, Betty Wrske fvrce presrdentf Hrqh' Chrrstmas Party evrdently ready to launch mto some Chrrstmas songs Latm oi course' Latm Club Latrn students agree that there rs never a dull moment 1n class and the sprrrt carrles over club meetmgs Wrth the gurdance of Srster Antony Mary club members endeavor to learn the ways and customs of therr Latrn forbears and to drscover at trmes that even rn the use of language the Romans were centurres ahead l1U19S German Club Regular meetrngs of the German oi background Steered by Srster M Frances Therese drscussrons take rn fam1l1ar German crtres and burldmgs Art drama musrc customs and even sports show the vast amount of beauty rn thrs mterestmg country Presrdent Tom Bahrrnger Vrce presrdent Iudy Warte Treasurer Dennrs Braun rerter Secretary Mary Ann Kuehne ex amrne some German oblects of rnterest Pan Amerrcan Club Meetrngs of the Pan Arnerrcarr Club are devoted to rnterestrng movres and drscussrons of Spanrsh lrfe and culture At Chrrstmas trme club members made a pmata fa huge bag frlled wrth de lrcrous edrble treatsl and then burst rt rrght outslde 2ll after school one day S1ster M Verola rs club drrector Mrs Iohn Lorenz shows Secretary Betty Iehlen Presrdent Iaclcre Dapp Publrcriy Manager Kathy Hannan Vrce presrdent Kathleen Scully and Treasurer Dale Kujoth a beautrful shawl whrch rs part of her extensrve collectron ol Spanrsh souvenrrs ' vw X '-1 ' f . 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' I 1' ' 1 ' 1 A 1 1 1 ' , A1 , I -I ' ' I Club provide members with a wealth Student Council To some of us wrappers tn the bubblers papers on the statrs and refuse on the lavun mean nothtng at all but to members of the student councll and thetr ad v1sor Stster M Iustma these are v1tal tssues A vote oi thanks to all homeroom representat1ves Many thanks too to all who were responstble for the Hand book for Students Proceeds from occas1onal dances pard for the altar tn the qym a table for the protector and pennants for hornecomtnq awards Barbara Schauer represented Messmer 1n a Com mon Counctl prorect for all Clly htgh schools These selected students took over c1ty government and 1ndus trtal otftces for one day to frontmq our lawmakers and learn the problems con execuhves v rrrv To the left ol Father Rtedel above are the trrst semester school ottcers Treasurer Lee Hebert Secretary Mary Pat 1-loye Presrdent Charles H111 Vrce prestdent Barbara Engel hardt To the rtaht of Father we see V ce Prestdent Bettv Wtske Pres dent Ronald Thur Secre'ar Carol Lesch and Treasurer Dtck Folger second semester otltcers E Above B Schauer 13061 T Krop1dlowska 1116 S Kroptdlowska 113 I Kuban 207 L Flynn '114 OSS IORS Bezow c Brown 2111 1: Lcmdremun 110 Kutoth McCann 371 D Zdarstek 7 The en 205 L Schultz 17 R Haul 'td E Peters n A C z 1' E OKeet Sc wsk C evusn STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS AND MC20 91 FRESHMEN C 0 Q C pmg tr ' S t rl N11 I I I ' . fl 1, ,f 5, i I Y 5 t 'gl til V an QF 1 l 1 if 1 4' . 2 iff Q Q: , x . 2 ss 4' S. I Av. .7 Tp . ll ifffffflffff' ffl!----H-H 1 I A ' A7 S N . j - , A ' 1 e l 1 r ' A E. Meitenner 1121, M. Ltttell 102, M. Ilmlse 109 Kf ' 'I' ' ' 1 V ' B r 1111. - D. ' 206, R. 1. , . 30 , C. 1 ,, . 1 . V nl c? l 5 . ' X .Q ' - . '1C. 312, M . . o 213, . uz Cncto Q I Kilaszfk. 1, . ' e 317. H .filer 215 C. Lewuziic ' EQQ. D. aj ' 1 313, 1. , r' 1 I1 7. . Fl. ztrtzk 31- fllflfff .11 ci rt BLIZETIIT 1f:1':f-Zh zzif 1. SCA.t5x:: Q14 ecree 1: . xr Pa: H..3'e, 1. CLIQIQGHC flf.. Back R Freytager M DeS1o I Pietz B Ko lanko M I Laskowskr H Schwab P Cooper Front P Barry H McEvilly K Hannan C Gromowski I Delaney Library Club The study periods of these Library Club members abound in many ser- vices tor the entire student body and faculty. Sister Mary Consuela librar- ian and club moderator can attest to the fact that many an after school hour of work helps improve service With new books constantly being added to the shelves the student librarians also learn many tricks of the trade PHOMOHES 1 Engicmd s swofske 1 Nowak D Reichlmg I Kolasmski FRESHMEN Standing I Trutwin D Braunreiter I Draws D Spangenberg V Gengler G Schmitt C Neider Seated I Mollerus C Sherman I Kucharik I Heinritz Standing I Kucharski R Clemens R Schaefer M Meuer Seated F Marchetta S Petrovrch Y Hoenq E Iehlen I Landau OFFICERS Rosemary Okray ftreasurerl Mary Ellen Peterson lvice president Mary Ann Ryan fpresidentl Ioyce McEv1lly 'sec retaryl . Q I D .A . - so. 1. , , . , . , . ' J Z , 1' CSEN . ' r I I, , ,I . 4 . 1 N Monitors I Did you ever realize that the monitors are on duty nine times a day on an ordi- nary school day? Every year the monitors and Sister M. Immanuel, their director, handle lVlessmer's traffic problem with ease and efficiency. A further help at change of classes is the supervision among IBM , the monitors themselves, which keeps the members alert to their responsibilities. And then she stops in the MIDDLE of the stairs! Penny how could you? Top row: A. Grotkiewicz, I. Schaefer, R. Milbauer, A. Spitza, R, Thur, E. Folger, I. Weibcl, R, Filo, C. Hill. Bottom row: I. Boehm, I, Mikuls, R. Mathaus, R. Nienas, I. Kovatch, I. Gerstl, R. Mielke, R. Tiemever. .1- Top row I Zainer R R1 zel I Engel T Anderson I Cranqle M Hester R Hart q z n D Ostcans ucn ir mu Kubia IJ nell e C l G D vs sl-c F Lan rcrnan R Ab Crn 1 T Ka T Kg-Ssler R H r T Fvmq tcm ro -. Dian erc Ra nn Doer P Coogan T Bcaudtiin I he 2 er R Ivlichc d VK Hisch 1 A. . , , m - I , 1 ' . r 1 0 I , I 3 A . . -O' 0 H 7 I f ' ' . - T 'A 3 . I ' Q -- - - J T , v , 4Q . ,fi rx I . 4 v f 1 fl. ' , 3 ' o rg 1 'o wil, H. Holt , R. Neulendlorf, I. Hoffman ,V I xr 'Vtkx R. HV! llzkb Th dl H. I I lc. I Aehl, T. Schrarnka, R. Erdtznann, W, Totzlaff. N Bz.re:::1,:1fg. R Sfthotj-c, I Cronco, T. Woyciechowski, I.C'r1. , H, Uhl r. Se cnc rcw: H, Kozxk, D. Beiziarskx. cz 'par , Qi A , . r . rc' , . ' , fley, R Kgrbis, . ' rs, B 1 . rv: R. Ab :1 T4 ll I G4 CREW Dtck Anzta 'second tom rtqhtl 'P Trabert and E Tomcheclf 'at the left ani R Wttttg and stage manager the crew fleft to Hgh! Ron Schaefer Anzra e rt rea e ro ect Hd Tomcheck Paul Trabert Aukofer and R Schaeier show yo how to pltce a tlrn Camela Club Every school year brrngs tts round of GCl1Vll19S for the Camera Club W1th the ard of Srster M Petrtne members learn to use therr cameras to the fullest and best possrbrhtres Taktng prctures for the two school publrcanons 15 another held of year round work Stage productrone and assemblres fm members behrnd the scenes and movres durtnq class pertods 1nd them eager helpers STAFF PHOTOGRAPHERS for roURsoUAHE and CAPITOL Bob Chapko Ierry Smaqllk Itm Hoffman B1ll Hxsch CLUB MEMBERS lv l, C VN Yan ,- I I , A ' Rl ' 'at th. ight th, d th p CIS. -H. Holtz, I. f Q I . I l n n 4 n ' n .V ' 1 A ' ' xt -, . ' I' . It , l 0 tt. . . tl 7 I ' 'wr fm X - 5275: row: R. Rutchjt XV, Hrsfh, F. Chfzpkt. I, Hoff- ,A man. I. Srntzcggk H. R Hanxlanii. X T. Rf-1: R Rapp.. l? '3.'.Tf:. g'rT:fifi.'e. P. TfCl,f'ff T-l,K:f:rf.f: K T-l':'ifr l fx-re. ' B. 5.712111 B. Kr-zfl. Frfif' G. l.e'.'. ::z- d2'.'.'.-rt. ', 'Lei S Dan: I. t Izsgrtsk., U ly Pfzgztschziizhl, Brallle Club As each year rolls by a new group of Brarllers rs added to the ranks of generous young Messrnerrtes who apprecrate therr srght so much that they help the blrnd to see too Wrthrn three years trme a senlor domg thrs work may sound lrke a woodpecker or a flrcker Cvreetrng Cards Marran prayer cards and even correspondence have found therr way to fmgers that are eager to see the rmracle of Brarlled wrrtrng .hu Below Srster M Anacletes group consrsted of the lollowmg frst row R Ulrckr R Shuda I Hafran I Puarreau second row D Davrs V Harsler C Holland K Hagle A Kulas thrrd row I And ews M Hemmeter T Donaykowskr D Szoprnskr C Preprora sand ng E Merlenne Y Hoerrg B Shuda C Vxrlgmg C Wrttemann C Mrller M A Haertle K Hartung I Kotlewskr I Frersleben L Swors Kathy Harty pornts out the fact that the two large books rn front of her are the result f Brarllmg the lrttle book The Holy Sacrrlrce of the Mass held by Agnes Schaefer Agnes Schaefer demonstrates the Brazlle type w er to Sster M Marguerves Brarlle class Standmg left to rrqht are R Hanley D Badgley B Bosdeck M Hanley I Waldschmrdt C Schuel ler K Hartv R M Gaglrano and A Schaefer Seated N Sonnenshem M Wetzel B A Ian kowskr L Wrdhammer I Kolasrnskr and M Huber Above In 318 we found Slster M Robertas group Frsr row H Hexster B Nevsrmal M Zurhammer second row I Netzler G Kuh czak M A Hahn thrrd rovc R Kam nskr K Mal-rutz K Boorse I Bueo stand 'rg A Koe terl C Schrmdt D Gajewskr D Hrll I Petersen The Cczrrolls professxoncl musk makers plated vcxrrous thecrtrmcal people and characters Behmd the mcsks H Schaefer S Stxrdxvcxnt R Anzrcx A Anderson and B Schcuer EPTEMBER Roy Schenk and Dlck Anzrcx watched the techmque of Drummer Bobbre Robertson Iudy Lehnen cmd Bernice Ponce Assembly Hlqhllghts 09 MARCH The qreot runner and hrqh prmcrpled gentlemcz n Glenn Cunnmqhczm APRIL Chcmmode Hgh School Band St Lours Mrssourx 5? 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W X ve? . - 1 Q Homeroom 109 Shock Treatment Homeroom 1 13 Who Gets the Car Tomght Homeroom 114 Mzsfer Vmcent Homeroom 116 Sure As You re Bom Homeroom 207 The Patched Coat Homeroom 306 Opened by M1stc1ke Homeroom 102 Aunt Mzmndcz s W111 Homeroom 1 1 1 For Whom the Tele phone Rmgs C Homeroom 112 Hugo 1n cz Hurry One Act Plays Iunuczry 22 and 24 1954 Mr Icrmes Spltz A A ,, B ,, . . ,, B B ,, ,, - I Iudge: B ,, C Il ' I C ,, Il ' ll J 'IWW 'X 4 Y N The dxrector za. sL..s9,..., DANCERS Front N Mangen C Klas P Nowak I Hemntz R Meyer M Hanley I Landau back M Petzkow I Bennett C Schnerder B Laubach B Albenberger G Nexder P Herdeman S Pf1SY9I Messmer s own Iames Sp1tz Talent Show Apnl 30 May 1 and 2 1954 ENSEMBLE Carol Franzen Ilm Kasten SINGERS Lxllran Bauer Don Puhahto ACCORDIONISTS Ierry Smaghk Ar Sue Laubach nold Szopmskx 4 BAND Front Mr Kenneth Wuerl I Balxstrrerr M Kramer T DECLAMATION Barbara Laubach Baudhum M Gllson C H111 R Darkow A Kern back T Kubxak R IMPERSONATION Bob Ben-ge, Stolper N Wxegele F Stemlem L Schwarzhuber P Burke PANTOMIME Gmce Lewandowskl and Conme Wren 60 , A , ' . ' Q A . f 0 ' . w N , - , j Kr? . 32 EV 'li' 1' , Q, Q , w 1 . , 7. ,.. . K x. - K If D , I I gi. . f X E L A , ! , vt f, K K x . Q Ns 1 if f 5 its ' r ' 4 ' ,Q f V Q ' ' . Q V. A 1 X V? , Z , 1 K .V ,rl 1 -K -Q 1-fc ff f R 1 1 V . . . I0 spy., ink I ' .I , ' - Q 'lanky' .Lv 1 3-' Qs ,rf ' F f, , B ' ' If B V M, V 1499 'I I I f 1 .411 4 - , I I r ' . I 4 C' 3 -Ji , 3 rf Q1 s z S i Fidelis Forensic Club Inter-scholastic contests make a contribution to the most basic needs of youth. A recognition of the values to be gained has prompted the Fidelis Forensic Club to carry on an extensive program of speech activities. A good balance between competition and team- work is maintained through the contests sponsored by the Mid-West Catholic Speech League, the Spring Speech Festival under the sponsorship of the Chicago Catholic Forum, and the tournaments of the Wisconsin High School Forensic Association. The club also supplies speakers to address pupils in the elementary schools during Catholic Education Week. All the work is coached by Sister M. Charlotte. .X Z Mike Neuberger, Robert Zinns. Catherine Schmidt, Sandra Petrovich, Barbara Laubach, Myrna Lan- dreman, and Mary Ann Wozadlo were the seven finalists in Madison on April 10 at the state contest of the Wisconsin High-School Forensic Association. I Mary Ann Ryan and Pat Rogers represented Messmer at the Chicago Catholic Forum in March. A 5 3 Q , E 1 Barbara Schauer, Iames Warras, Sandra Petro- vich, Pat Rogers, Raeburn Meyer, Bob Zinns, and Laura Siegrist attended the Mid-West Wisconsin Catholic Speech Tournament in Ianuary. Top row: M. Neuberger, R. Zinns. C. Schmidt, M. Berger, M. Huber. Fourth row: I. Warras, I. Buero, I. Barrett, M. Landreman, P. Rogers. Third row: M. Turkowitch, M. Zagorski. M. A. Nemoir, M. A. Wozadlo. R. Meyer, I. Martens, A. Lewan' dowski. Second row: B. Schauer, B. Patko. P. Murphy. M. Weber, L. Siegrist, D. Hill, H. Heister. Bottom row: F. Marchetta, I. Hoffmann, V. Pllie- ger, K. Mason, K. Makutz, S. Petrovich, H. Mc- Evilly, M. A. Ryan. Band With perseverance worthy of notice, Mr. Kenneth Wuerl has steadily built up the personnel of the band. These young musicians made many more appearances and showed better marching form at games this year. The glockenspiel, an interesting bell-like instrument, was a newcomer in the percussion section. We learned that the critics' remarks of individual work in the Wisconsin State Music Association judgments in April were very gratifying. Norrine Hinners with the new glocken- 3 if spiel, a percussion instrument that sounds like bells. In April these Messmerites played in the spring festival of the Wisconsin School Music Association and received ratings as follows CLASS C first place Terry Baudhuin Lois Schwarzhuber M chael Kramer second place Alice Kern CLASS B first place Tom Kubrak CLASS A second place Suzanne Laubach CLASS B hrst place Richard Stolper second place Rita Schmidt xrst place Noel Wregele First row R Dcrrrcow S Laubach I Markert M Stinql mann B OHearn F Baltstrxeri L Ol-learn I Kasten B R Meye ec d row I Burnie I Hendricks M Ca nt Vann W Thompson R Stolper N Wxegele P Kische N Connors .lb ak I. hner R Grat Hit seated P Burke L Schwarzhuber F Sternlein Bacx Kramer R e s r M 1 so rd r vt sea ec row I Balrstrier I Waldschmidt R Hawrland N Hrnners VVQ bg-1 N I us q G Fix W Sc I Lctedtke C Franzen Mr Kenneth A Wuerl Chorus Regular chorus class members were jorned by a group whrch met at 3 PM lW1C9 a week to bulld up a more balanced chorus Regular Masses Bened1ct1on and spec1al occasrons here at school some small group carolllng partlclpatxon 1n the WCAC choxr our talent show and the spr1ng fest1val of the Wrsconsrn State Mus1c Assoc1at1on formed the bulk of the year s work The chorus also acted as a demon strat1on group for the nat1ona1 convent1on of the Natronal Cathohc Mus1c Educators ASSOC1Gl1OH whrch met rn Mrlwaukee 1n May Serrousfaced classmates watch and lrsten whxle Iohn Schuch plays Lrszt and Choprn m the sprrng concert About three mmutes later they applaud and Franz looks at her master rn approval SCHOOL ORGANISTS S e nr 0 r Carol Lesch jumor Rrta Schmldt soph omore Elame Nadolny freshman Mary Iean Kmnel 41 Annual spnng concert of the mrxed chorus March l9 1954 6, Foursquare How much do you really appre crate your monthly Foursquare? A careful observatron of the act1v1ty rn the Foursquare room for one month would conv1nce you that a great amount of work goes mio thrs excellent pubhcatron Oi course careful trarnrng 1S part of the secret Th1s year even under classmen could 101I'1 an after school class 1n journahsm Our slncerest thanks to Slster M Madeleme Soph1e and her f1ne staff ad' MHZ! The bulk of press dunes and most of the headaches ln publxshmg thxs years Foursquare went to Assoczafe Edrtor Carol Lesch Edzrormchrei Lors Schner berq Co edrtor Bxll Karas Assrstant Sporrs Edrtor Tom Nxggeman Sports Edrlor Bob Gorzek and Co edrtor Ellen Hrmmelstem Seated around the press board to check hnal proofs are fstandmql Assrs tant Edrror Suzn Kub and Typrst Barbara Tumas Ksearedf Ieanne Hoffmann fcrr culatronl Crrculatron Manager lean Kroner Ad Manager Tom Albert Teresa Kroprdlowska and Pat Gavm ftyprstsl Busrness Manager Bxll Hrpple and Clarxce Iacoby fryprsti Standrng Irm Aehl Barbara Engelhardt Sharon Stxrdxvant Babs Sxmota Marilyn Hlller Ron Klug Ann Poehlmann and Mary Schwxngel Seated mrddle Catherme Mader Frxedxe Kopp Mary Plashal Marcxa Smxth Pat Brrdqeman Frrst row Stal! Photogrcr phers Ierry Smaglxk and Bob Chapko Phylhs Cooper Marge Zacher I n . Y. , , , , , , '. . , ,. 1 'F U . ' ' r r N X hu , A 7 A D All I ... . U 9 -r . . . V , f .. . , , . ' Y J - - - - 2 'N . 4 ! ' , A , s I I by r .-A , V . ' u ' . ' , - Scheduling and supervising the taktnq of numerous pic tures was part ot the iob of Co editor Dick Milbauer while Co editor Len Kirchner is shown here rn a typical get away to the printer with that much demanded copy Right A iovial mood went a long way to prevent drudqery from creepinq into the work of this foursome Pat McMullen arranged for all senior portraits and served as compositor Betty Schipper and Emily Mikulec kept the books for 1025 accounts' Marian Svikel was com positor and typist Here are junior editors Ralph Erdtmann and Bob Kubiak tussling with a picture problem on the mimeoscope Capitol Another year, and another yearbook made its appearance to keep up an old Messmer tradition. We wonder how many of our readers really read all the articles in this book. Take time out and find out that your annual has a defi- nite plan and a lot of informa- tion. Have a nice time this summer. See some of you next year! 's. Many 'A 140 .f 'mf 45 D O Yay typing goes into Rose Mary Okray Frances Marchetta and Mary Ann Ryan inherited the lob this year 6 lk- Futher Wrllmcrm Shonka OSB lec tured on Nuclear Reactors to cx physxcs class m February Around the School 3 Above Oh how hard we study our geometry Below Lrbrcxry crowded busy Above Prayers together m the homeroom before cmd after school Below Iust imrshed Grace ut noon luncheon 5 Q 5 5 1, f ' 1 if X 9 'Q xl, I 'I 2, 'ln I ai ' lun V SUQ ily W8 Awards SCIENCE, left: ,lunzcr Academy of Scrence, B, Lambert, lrrst place, fourth place rn state l1nals: I. Kasten, ftrst honorable mentron: W, Wagner, second alternate? the latter also recerved the Bosch and Laurn Award. ESSAYS. below: P Cooper. ftrst place, S. Kub thrrd place. Ph1,'srcai.'j,' Hrrnrirerrppc-d Centestf Mrss Coooer, also second place, SUMA Hoclc Hevrew Contest: P. Steqer, Mctzajzrefte Urnversrty scholarshrp, Sacred Heart Essay: M. E. Peterson and M. A. Busch, SQ SO Ozanam Con'est, St. Vrncent de Paul Society. HISTORY E Rrtter SlO Hearst Amerrcan Hrstory Fontest P Brrdqemctn thrd place S5 bond Elks 0 stt ton Essex msert R Schmd second place S 5 bona VFW Aux arf Cortes' 324-1 T ik APT C F anzen thrrd from left SlOO bond for a pa ntrnq to be used rn eM.a free urn en can 'net x lr ee t cs wet LHeEBa e .fY' MATH R Schaefer qold 'nedal A Scner q d me al and sch larshp to M rt C' w o r a'r'e'r atronc. o Iva Teache s 2 tx -i ' 4 Wa ' l ..- l .. , s W 1 A 1 C n rut. . . . ., r 1 n ' ' vu , , .Aff 1, , . . ur 4 . .. gf K h lv AL iw 4 . .. I 1 t L t t . . . 1 r ol . d' ,r 0 x , . AJ, MAA' Cfllleae mirth t tg n .. .t, N 'l Cozrzzcgl l 'l th r . . . r , i ' t ' th :f ::.:' lo' ,afs lFi5 cal yiar' l K.: h.rs x secfnd fre. l I., tfurth place, :1Lr1: nal gvsfer contest. l loI',' Ghost Fathers' K, Dzrf-rs. fr 'rf-:ze rgqftf f.: Tliltl l-:trys czrri hree h'TZ'kIf1l'lQ rnetifzirts LH Srhflfzstzc Ar! F flffxff hizzfrzrile rnezztrn 1:1 .W1,.'-.1.xzLgi:e-A ,' zrrrtrrf az' cizit-.t ' rx to ' Lit :, 1, zley, B Dev reasx Izrst, Lsrfh and LITE from felt. if 5 5 i 1-A 3 s 0 ' 1 'ls A , if i r 1 X Not just a pause, but a serious prayer near Our Lady's shrine in the chapel is typical of every sports group, rep ' ' Se h resented here by Nancy Bubhtz, Sharon Stirdivant, Warren Markus, Bob Gorzek, and Larry rc en, . . . safeguard the flower of purity in youth . . . Whether it was springing off the board in a perfect jackknife or swishing two points through the bucket, competition taught us the value of good sportsmanship and firm character. Experience convinced us that the foundations of true sportsmanship are the virtues of honesty and purity. O Mary, preserve in each of us this clean, sterling quality of purity which is so rnuch a part of a Christ-like character. FOOTBALL Varsity Serchen and Folger to the rescue' FOOTBALL THIS YEAR - D Li I at Wlth charnptonshxp hopes hrgh the Messmer eleven went mto the 1953 campalgn of the Cathohc conference season Because only a few lettermen returned Coach Hub Malkowskr and Assrstant Coach Bob Regent worked hard to produce a good team Wrth the usual group of sophomores thrs year brought the freshmen to grve the coaches a tougher yob rn helpmg the rnexperlenced underclassmen f1t m wrth Y On the gr1d1ron there was ev1dence of a sound and spxnted squad even though v1ctor1es were llmlled to two and defeats to frve In the 11d opener wrth Marquette Htgh the Brshops showed supenor dr1ve 1n the flrst half The Blue and Whxte evzdenced a strong attack on the ground and 1n the our but the IUHIOI H111 toppers caught frre 1n the second half and w1th a last second pass edged out a d1sappo1nted Messmer team 1312 Thrs game was a real thnller ahead for Torn Sells Co champrons Don Bosco and St Catherme s coasted to easy v1ctor1es over Messmer Don Bosco 1n 1ts flrst champ1onsh1p t1tle showed a Messmer eleven sharp deceptron and won rtself a 19 O vlctory St Cathenne s sporled the Brshops b1d to w1n therr homecornmng game before a well represented crowd of alumm and students by a score of 32 0 P1us a strong eleven bu1lt up an early lead whrch the Blue Wave trred but couldnt over come the margrn and lost 2713 Cathedrals fast runnmg attack downed the Blshops 19 6 Although the Messmer squad fought hard all season they managed to hand losses only to Cathol1c Memonal and Notre Dame The Blue and Whtte playrng the role of spollers w1th a hlghly effectlve aerlal attack beat the 1n1t1al homecomrng game for Memorral 260 In the fmal game of the season Messmer rode to a 278 w1n over Notre Dame the varsit 's workout schedule at Lincoln Park. I ' ' I ' I B - O - S - C - O spells trouble Aehl mtercepts one from P1us -V-4 ,Q , Who s got the ball m Messmer s arc For a change Memonal has the ball at Waukesha CNote the graceful pose of h1s teammate? n I it 'K spd., V K 7 -4. 4..- . ' sl' ' .Ns-rl. 455,43,f1Ql,a.7.'.,,:A',QA1:5, km L1 J - t .N 5 light game against Marquette? . i 1 , 1 Homecomlng Day Parade Ilm Kucharsk1 and Elame Me1lenner had plans wh1ch were d1splayed 1n the sen1or float and 1ts message Katy s Caught 1n Messmer s Web 1,121 si. I ff Brmgmg the Marxan Year 1nto an other phase of sports hte the lumor class showed Messmers rocket of prayer qomg up to Our Lady to plead for vrctory ...Ln Varrous moods were reflected on the faces of the team as they p1led mto the bus and headed for Whnehsh Bay Fleld ff 1 Basketball February 26 marked the end of the 53 54 bas ketball season with Messmer placrng sixth in the Catholic Conference standings Marquette the pre season favorite walked off with championship honors later coppmg the state Catholic crown As there were only two lettermen returning Coach Bob Regent used B111 Rrpple and Ron Thur as the nucleus around which to build the team Coach Regent produced a team whrch fought all the way to win rn sprte of their 10 and 10 record Impressive wins over non conference rivals North East and Beloit Catholic placed t1tle Bishop cagers lacked a decisive scoring attack Our Blue Wave lost very close games to Don Bosco and Pius Double wins over Cathedral St Cath erme and Catholrc Memorial and a split win over Notre Dame proved to be the margin of victory for the varsity hoopsters Varsity Squad Coach Regent of the Varsity and Coach Dick Romanski of the B Team are looking forward to a better season next year wrth good recruits from this year s varsity and prospective talent from the B team Berme Markowskr and Tom Schramka get a few tips from Coach Bob Regent Left to Rrqht E Kealty L Serchen T Schramka L Hebert R Burczyk R Thur R Graf W Ripple R Elsner I Wrobbel W Duqualne C Zalewskr hopes high, but under stiff league competition the t Messmer 53 A group of Bosco players gang up on B 11 R pple Other Brshop caqers are Ron Thur and Rog Els Scores North East Belort Cathohc Marquette St Bonaventure St Cather1ne Alumm P1us Don Bosco Cathohc Mernorral Notre Dame Marquette St Bonaventure St Catherme P1us Don Bosco Cathedral Cathohc Memonal Notre Dame Opponent Burc yk hooks one agatnst Marq ette i i . ' ner. 50 . . . . . . . . . . . 43 58 .,.... ...... 4 6 69 ..... ' ' ..... 44 50 ..... ..... 7 1 44 .... . .... 52 52 ..... . ' ..... 45 46 ...... ' ...... 52 53 ...... ' ...... 55 50 ..... ..... 5 4 56 ..... Cathedral ..... 50 84 .... ' ' .... 50 61 ..... ..... 5 2 36 ..... ..... 5 2 42 .... . .... 49 50 ..... . ' ..... 49 45 ...... ' ...... 58 45 ..... ..... 6 4 57 ..... ..... 4 6 70 .... ' ' .... 40 . . . . . . . . 63 I unior Varsity BTEAM Le!! to Rrght I Aehl I Stemhafel I Werda R Anherer R Hebert R Iung 'I' Ieffords R Naprentek T Kroner I Murphy G Houk T Kretlow R Sobotrk R Chmrelewskx I Hermann 1954 Champs Homeroom 116 Intramural Top How Otto Glreber Tom Nxqqemann Bob Gorzek Bo tom Don Drerbeck Chuck H111 Ed Tomcheck Don Herbst V . E4 L 1 A 'H 1 ' I Y . I C x In Basketball Runnersup Homeroom 211 Iohn Thode Ron Schultz Bob Clancy Bob Weske Bob Zellmer '7 Darrel Zdarstek, Iim Lass, and lim Murphy receive pointers from Coach Regent while they suit up for a prac- tice session. Track With the coming of Coach Bob Regent. Messmer revived its participation in track, a sport in which we have done nothing for a number of years. The track team competed in the Milwaukee Iournal Indoor Track Meet held at the Arena on March 6, and the Baker Field House Meet at Wisconsin State College on March 20. Lack of experience was evident in our results, but the boys showed cr good spirit. Murphy and Zdarstek practice passing the baton at the Marquette University gym- Back Row: Ralph Erdtmann Darrell Zdarstek, Iohn Cronce Iim Murphy, Bob Gorzek Front: Iim Aehl, Iim Lass Dale Kujoth. lr4 Father Kuehn announces the winner while Referee Vince Megna looks on. OUTSTANDING BOXERS. COGCh Dick Romcmski Kleft congratulates Ioe Marlega and Ed O'Keefe fexfreme right' and Ken Maltby and Ed Cincera, fightingest fighters. Above: Referee Vince Megna breaks fighters lim HGYIHGHD and Don Limburg. Right: Hammond vs. Moran Boxing Ori March 21 and April 4, the 1954 edition of the boxing show, sponsored by the Mer1's Club, displayed a knock 'em down and drag 'em out affair. The pugilists, under the direc- tion of Coach Dick Romcrnski, fought with eager hearts to win a championship trophy in their respective weight classes. BOXING CHAMPS. Back row: R. Anheier, D. Limburg, I. Thode, T. Dineen, L Neustedter, E. Folger: second row: I. Kucharik, T. Ieffords D. Zierath, F. Wintersberger, E. O'Keefe, T. Marlegai front row I. Murphy, I. Marlega, R. Schultz, I. Dapp, H. Saliger. Thode Folger, Murphy, and I. Marlega were open division champs Intramural Golf Quite a group of boys an- swered the call to represent Messmer in the Catholic links tournament. Who knows, we might even see our school in the state tour- nament. Bottom, Iett to riqht: AR, Fox, R. Leisinq, I. Burg, K. Schaefer, D. Zdarstek, P. Doctor: middle: A, Andey son, H. Holtz, I. Burnite, R. Mader, T. Kroner, I. Neher: top: R. Erdtmann, O. Glieber, R. Hartwig, I Herrmann, R. Hadocha, L. Sworske. Swim and Gym Under the direction of the phy ed coaches, the boys have a great deal of fun playing volleyball, water polo, and other sports when they invade the school's athletic precincts. 'At a boy! That's one tor our side. The new type ot artificial respiration was taught this year. Here lohn Cronce tries it out on Terry Dineen. Tom Kroner is about to show good diving torm to the boys, Baseball This spring many candidates competed for team positions. Twenty boys were chosen from the lot by Coach Regent and his assistant, Dick Romanski. Upper classmen got the nod in all positions. Larry Serchen, Bog Elsner, Tom Niggemann, Iim Aehl, and Gene Kealty, holdovers from last year, are expected to fill the many posi- tions vacated by last year's graduates. It good pitching prevails, the Messmer nine could be a tough customer to deal with. Aehl safe sliding into third base. Tony Grotkiewicz pitching Rollie Graf hitting BASEBALL SQUAD. Back: I. Lass, I. Reiter, T. Kretlow, T. Niggemann, R. Graf, R. Eisner, I, Weida, T. Schramka A. Grotkiewicz, B. Markowski: lroni: I. Murphy, I. Boehm, E. Kealty, L. Serchen, G. Koelsch, I. Cronce, I. Aehl, R Chmielewski, N, Corcoran. 14 V' , ' X 0 1 jx A. 1 1 1' Y' - , X M I 1- .- ' ' ' I , . .v ' I ' Y .Lp jaafr T' , zgiq.:,7.,r if Q, IA Q' ' ,Q E- - 'P' fff?,f'm 1 f A ' gaigfta N J Q52 -7 Q L 4 ' Q - Q ..,, N,..l -nd ' ', ,' Q ' 9 -S I F' ,. M J, - '. ,. ., f' ' ,,,,..........--. ' MA , V , . - - . , , -.!. ?' T- - .az .3 1 ' gh 'C .L .. ' . x t- 'Nm S V , 1 M1ss Carol England Gxrls Athletlc Assoclatlon The grrls physlcal educatxon program was taken over IH the second semester by M1ss Carol England Ueitl who prevrously had coached at Notre Dame H1gh School If lh1S half year mtroductlon at MHS IS an example of MISS England s enthus1asm and lnterest next year ought to be a very full one for gxrls sports Welcome to Messmer M1ss England We hope you enjoy your work here as much as we lrke your classes Grrls of the sen1or classes have always acted as LEADERS They assist M1ss England by tak1ng at tendance prepar1ng equlpment for classes checkmg showers and so forth GYM LEADERS Iackle Dapp Mary Chmxe lewskx Ioyce Decker Kathy Harty Ianet Wrxght Iane Lxpmskr Sandra Petrovxch Sharon Strrdrvant Loxs Lustxg SWIM LEADERS Front Marllyn Fellenz Ann Poehlmann Marre Hllger Nancy Bublltz Caroleen Traeder mlddle Earth Osterhaus Bermce Bosdeck Iean Lompa Annabel Stoffels back Myrtle Bommer Barbara Srmota Io Ann Blum S2 , . , , . tl - M . . . , , . , ll ' 'P 1. , A I . I ' .! Bowhng Three more of the sen1or leaders Margaret Lepak Cswlml La Verne Gebhard Cgyml and Barbara Schauer lgyml pose wrth a bowhng ball G1r1s represent1ng all four years made up twenty bowhng teams C100 gxrlsl The h1gh est average 134 hgured on a hand1cap basls was made by Pat He1deman Volleyball Several teams of g1rls went through a season of volleyball competmon The sen1ors hmshed as the champs up the program for play days at other schools the last of wh1ch was held at the UHIVGISITY of WISCOHSIH m Madl son on May 1 Basketball The gxrls knew that keepmg on thexr toes would head them toward V1ClOIY rn basketball A ser1es of excmng games played among elghteen teams wh1ttled down the compet1t1on to the sen1ors and sophomores In the fmal game on Aprrl 29 the sen1ors were happy to capture the year s basektball honors too , , This was one of the games which made Swimming Dancing in the water is really what happens in water ballet. Fine precision swimming done to music, floating in different figures, even plain clowning, were exhibited in our ballet on May ll. Sandra Petrovich, Myrtle Bommer, and Nancy Bublitz are shown at the right in one of their formations, Beginners Miss England reaps the benefits of the beginners big splash' Starting from splash they proceed to floating the crawl and elementary strokes Happy the beginner when she can finally swim the length of the pool Dlvinq Diving is part of the advanced course in swimming With a bit of encouragement from the sidelines Myrtle Bommer was off in a version of the swan dive The advanced girls must complete a run of ten tests in various forms of diving and strokes 'Dr The bulletin outside the coachs ofhce gives you team Rita Oestrercher Mary Ann Nettmger and Sharon Sharlern standings coming events and even a few timely Cartoons get ready for the warnm b ll d Tennis ln the senior tennis tournament last fall, Ianet Wright finished as school champion. So, she was the right one to explain the game's techniques to K. O'Dwyer, M. Arndt, D. Reichling, I. De Grave, I. Mutz, R. Ehlenbach, and C. Buchen. Even though they have no eye on Wim- bledon honors, Miss England says the girls even learn to count! q e an a change ot clothes Softball Spring hits the girls too with a yen for a bat and a ball tThe big attraction IS that the game is played outdoorsl At the left Catcher Kathleen O Dwyer and Batter Sharon Kelnhoter get in a few fast swings 1n the gym Cooks 'f M Mmmmm noodles for UHC Mrs Dora Mrller has served or twenty years At the end ol the counter IS the mevrtable Father Ioe zfx .. ,ii Mrs. Owyndia Pedersen CMHS graduate? and Mrs. Hattie Mrs. Mary Leutermann llive years at MHSD frres those ham Wenzel tlourteen years at MHSJ burgers just right. Nancy Zawatsky and Lois Schwarzhuber like C1 bag lunch. while others prefer cr plate lunch. 96-.. Mcnntenance Men -tuf- Mr Edward Colloton knows that a matnte nance man must be ready for any rob Mr Iames Vogel s dutres even rnclude plot tmg posmons for new clotheslme posts for the Srsters .....T,, Y-1 P Z At 12 30 each day youll hnd Mr Raymond About ten mmutes later the cafetena be Becker cleamng the floor rn the cafeterra comes a spacrous study hall Next September some of you wxll be domg thrs agcnn when the caietena becomes cl spactous book store 9 t Y : e 1 K v X . I sf' 'fvww Q -- V . . ,- . 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Booth Street COncord 4-1328 Markus, Warren C1021 2750 N. 94th Street GLenview 3-2231 Marleqa, Iean C1021 706 E. Wright Street FRanklin 4-0050 Marleqa Ioseph C2071 706 E Wriqht Street FRank1in 4 0050 Martens Ioan C1161 1743 N 60th Street BLuemound 8 2461 Mathaus Richard C1111 4911 N 132d Street SUrset 1 9283 Mezlenner Elaine C1121 1430 N 39th Street WEst 3 9219 Merkel Richard C1141 4751 W 18th Street COncord 4 2065 Metz Marlon C1121 702 N Milwaukee Street Port Washington Wxsconsm Port Washmgton 1089 Meuer Michael C1141 2726 W Iuneau Avenue Dlvision 2 1917 Meyer Marilyn C2071 2776 N 55th Street CUster 3 4559 Meyer Raeburn C1091 1430 N 38th Street WEst 3 6080 Mrelke Robert C1121 4467 N 57th Street HOpk1ns 6 2386 Mikulec Emily C1121 2752 N 55th Street CUster 3 3217 Mrkuls Iames C1131 2030A N 1st Street LOcust 2 1643 Milbauer Richard C1121 1565 W Chambers Street FRank11n 4 1093 Miller 1anet C1131 1825A N Prospect Avenue BEacon 4 3620 W Miller Patricia C1091 5577 N Green Bay Avenue LOcust 2 0493 Miller Richard C1141 4 120 N 47th Street Hlhtop 5 7056 N 1111 Str COncord 4 0261 c to 1rrne C11 2114 N 34th Strcct r 4 4 14 N 26t Str 1111 p .1 An rcw C2 1 S r Los er 4-1-1 Murphy, Ianet C3061 2511 N. 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Teutonia Avenue FLagstone 1-9403 Neher, Gerald C1091 3700 N. 73d Street 1-lllltop 2-2271 Nelson Ianet C1111 4130 N 13th Street FRank1rn 2 4858 Nemolr Mary Ann C1141 128 N 49th Street CUster 3 1788 Nerad Kathryn C1141 3740 N 15th Street COncord 4 0667 Neuberqer Michael C1161 25648 N Fratney Street LOcust 2 7033 Nlenas Ronald C1141 4421 N 49th Street Hllltop 48667 Niqqemann Thomas C1161 5767 N 39th Street 1-1Opk1ns 6 4902 Oberbrunner Mario 1 2762 N 54th Street Hllltop 4 1932 Ochs Donald C1121 3716 N 49th Street Hllltop 5 8521 Oestrercher R1taCl131 2900 N 24th Street Hllltop 2 9823 Okray Rose Mary C1141 2135 N 37th Street Hllltop 42643 Olds Iudrth C1111 4176 N 46th Street Hllltop 4 7278 Orcholskr Barbara C1161 2978 N Bremen Street COncord 4 7453 Osterhaus Faith C1111 4633 N 57th Street HOpkins 10451 Ostrowskr Ronald C1161 2363 N Hubbard Street COncord 4 4457 Patko Bernice C3061 4456 N 42nd Street hllltop 4 8997 Peavler Margaret C1131 3771 N Newhall Street EDqewood 2 3977 3073 N Humboldt Avenue COncord 4 7646 Pestch Audrey C1141 711 N 20th Street Ut town 3 3700 F trr Frank C1121 14 N 41st Str et Uptovsn 33829 P troxrch Sandra C1091 4 14 XV Llcyd Street 1 ttwaukee Wisconsin Petzkow, 1ohn C1021 902 W. Glendale Avenue EDqewood 2-3698 Pinter, Patricia C1161 Box 113, Lannon, Wisconsin Menomonee Falls 3045 Plashal, Mary C2071 317 E. Hampton Road WOodrutt 2 5774 Plotke Elaine C1141 2831 N Bremen Street LOcust 2 3072 Poehlmann Anne C2071 2627 N Frederick Avenue EDqewood 2 0291 Polrak Frances C1141 2538 N Hllltop Polyak 4412 N 1-lllltop Ramqe 3178 N LOcust Rausch 3207 N 1-lllltop Reiter 710 W 38th Street 2 0983 Emily C1021 49th Street 2 1895 Robert C1111 Pierce Street 2 5912 Janyce C1161 88th Street 4 7705 Iohn C1141 Center Street FRankl1n 2 1292 Rempe Gloria C1021 4056 N 46th Street CUster 3 7263 Retzlaft Beverly C1131 4371 N 64th Street HOpk1ns 1 4859 Reyher Marilyn C3061 4623 W Marion Street CUster 3 4267 Rtpple Wrllram C1161 5443 N Bay Ridge EDgewood 2 2175 Ritter Erwin C1111 4556 N 66th Street HOpk1ns 6 5663 Rogers Mary Patricia C3061 2915 N Stowell Avenue WOodruff 2 3755 Rubin Patrtcia 2150 N 3rd Street Milwaukee 12 Wisconsin Ryan Mary Ann C3061 2470 N 52nd Street 1-lllltop 4 9434 Salter Mary Ann C3061 4223 N 25th Street UPtown 3 6761 Salxqer Richard C3061 4903 N 46th Street Hllltop 4 8614 Salrqer Robert C1111 4903 N 46th Street Hllltop 4 8614 Sauve Yvonne C1161 227 E Townsend Street COncord 4 3668 f A Q , A -A - ' , ' n C109 ' , Q r . 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