Messmer High School - Capitol Yearbook (Milwaukee, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1955 volume:

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X W xx,,x1 X 1 X , Q I k 1 1 1' YI I ,J Ky if I This year's staff wants to take you through the events of the year by using photography and literature to attain a happier outlook on life at MHS-in new perspective the the the the teacher views it, parent studies it, underclassman dreams it, graduate lives by it. 7fze eapfllal Wafume .27 1955 4MaMMM DED ICAHON To Father Kuehn, our new principal, whose spirit is marked by devoted and loyal enthusiasm, which has revealed itself from our earliest high-school days to the present, in service, in courage, in fidelity, and in lofty Catholic idealism, we, the staff of the 1955 Capitol, gratefully dedicate this volume. CONTENTS First Quarter . Freshmen . Second Quarter . . Sophomores. . Third Quarter. Juniors . . Fourth Quarter . Graduates . . . Graduates' Activities The Most Reverend Albert Gregory Meyer, S.T.D. Archbishop of Milwaukee The Most Reverend Roman R. Atkielski, D.D. Auxiliary Bishop of Milwaukee Titular Bishop of Stobi Right Reverend Monsignor John J. Shanahan Pastor, St. Thomas Aquinas Reverend Joseph R. Stehling Pastor, St. Nicholas BOARD OF DIRECTORS Right Reverend Monsignor George A. Meyer Pastor, St. Leo Reverend Joseph F. Woda Pastor, St. Mary Czestochowa Reverend William F. Restle Pastor, St. Gall gs fs. 2242 . f -g . , s fs,gs. . is K '5f'7 fw aaffrn Riecfeli fclzewell pad-iq On the night of September 22, 1954, all Messmerites paid tribute to Father Louis E. Riedel at a party sponsored by the Home and School Association. ln the smaller picture above, lright to leftl are Father Riedel, former principal, Joe Dorsey, '42 lmaster of ceremoniesl, and Father Kuehn, newly-appointed principal. Pictured at the right are the guests of the evening: some of Father's clerical friends, his relatives, the Sisters, and present and former students of Messmer. From the family of '55 - The spirit of Messmer must always echo Father Riedel's name. His loyalty to MHS was the strength of our own personal spirit. Fifteen years of zealous, energetic labor will never be forgotten by the thousands of young people Father served. His kind word to anyone, a deep understanding of youth, his concern for the individual student, and the multitude of thoughtful deeds which were not duties have put Father in our hearts forever. The very things and many occasions which have become traditional at Messmer were inaugurated in large part by Father Riedel. To Father Riedel-our former principal, friend, counselor, teacher, priest of God-we promise a continued prayerful remembrance. We extend our best wishes for his happiness at St. Francis and wish him special blessings on his work as rector of the minor seminary. 7a543u'en1f'faaeJla.. There is another tribute we must pay before this year closes - to Sister Marella - who leaves Messmer after six years as Vice-Principal and Superior. Much of the credit for the smooth running of the school is due to Sister's method of planning ahead. Her capabilities have been proved in the early arrangement of classes and student programs, as a result, there has been no confusion on the first day of school. Known for her sense of humor, Sister could face the morning office rush with a big smile. One of the graduates remarked, You can always have a word with her. She is always willing to help. Sister can smooth out troubles. Many thanks to you, Sister Marella. Our prayers go with you for success and ioy in your next assignment. c,kX i' - i Reverend Vernon J. Kuehn Principal, Counselor The world is calling desperately to youth for leadership. Not prosaic, not ordinary, but living, dynamic, spiritual leadership. The problems of the day in labor, government, family, international relations, stagger the initiative and hope of even the stongest. An examination of the mistakes and failures of the past brings the realization that man cannot go it alone. He needs the help of God to face this struggle for life. Students of Messmer, you should be happy and grateful that the vision of God in daily life comes into the very atmosphere of your classrooms. What others must seek in Sunday school classes and Sunday sermons, what many search for and find so rarely in the secular press, you are taught as an integral part of school subiects. To the graduating seniors this philosophy of education gives hope and strength. May God grant you the courage to become the leaders that the times demand. Moy you never let God down. To the underclassmen it is a challenge. You will meet the problems of the future with the equipment you acquire today. May you never waste one moment in your training for leadership. 9 Mmwpwuhpuuummmbwwquhgmn Rev. Louis E. Zick St. Monica Parish Rev. Joseph Mueller St. Leo Parish Rev. John T. Budde St. Agnes Parish Rev. Raymond F. Budde St. Boniface Parish Rev. George L. Huber Sts. Peter and Paul Parish Rev. Ignatius C. Staskunas Holy Family Parish Rev. Casper Stollenwerk, O.F.M St. Francis of Assisi Parish Rev. Edward A. Vogel St. Mary Czestochowa Parish Rev. Donald E. Reiff St. Nicholas Parish Rev. Baldwin Beyer, O.F.M. St. Elizabeth Parish 8 vm 5 if 1 ' '- itll :ia , 1 ,uv :- S, H .sq 121412 Reverend Joseph R. Stehling Financial Administrator Problems that would puzzle an- other man have become quite the routine for our financial man, Father Stehling. We are convinced that an exceptionally jovial spirit is Father's secret for balancing the seriousness of his position and making the two come out in a pleasant life for all of us at Messmer. Be warned: don't get in the way of Father's ready quip! Reverend James R. Daleke Teacher, Counselor Top honors for recording class activities go, without doubt, to Father Daleke. What was once a hobby has become the accepted thing in Father's English and speech classes. Many a student has over- come stage fright and hesitancy in speech because of Father's efforts and experiments. Father also teach- es classes in religion and is spiritual advisor of the Sodality. .X xi . gi WF lx , -XA my X X 5 A Reverend Ralph R. Schmit Teacher of Religion, Counselor, Director of Athletics With the welcoming of this school year, we also welcomed Father Schmit as a full-time faculty member. Messmer is by no means new to Father, he has been religion instruc- tor here since l946. Besides coun- seling and teaching, he assumed the numerous duties of atheletic director. ln this capacity Father has tried to unite the student audience with the student team members in an effort to show that both are important in this phase of devolping school spirit. We hope your stay at Messmer, Father, will be happier each year. Reverend Carroll A. Gunther Director of Religion, Teacher of Religion and Biology, Counselor A black cassock zipping through the corridor is almost surely to be that of Father Gunther, as he dashes off to one of his classes. Father's genuine interest in teaching is very evident in his excellent class work. The C.S.M.C. claims Father as its spiritual director. A man ot many accomplishments, he now gives many hours each week to his pastor- al duties as administrator of St. James parish in Mequon. There's never a dull moment in Father Gun- ther's week. 5 .Z ,f!lSister Marella . . Vice-Principal :zs,,sze.zfw4:,,,,,,s,,4e,yw,-4sz.soz4s,.44 Sisters of,Notre Dame on the Faculty Sister Mary Anaclete . . . Latin, Braille Club, Confraternity of Christian Doctrine Sister Antony Mary .... . English, Latin, Student Council, Latin Club Sister Mary Babara . . . American History, Christian Social Living Sister Caroline Marie . . Sociology, English, Vocational Guidance, YCS Qs.,-e'J.Qi.Qa..,LAVMt,. ggglyk-s' Sister Mary Charlotte . . . English, Religion, 5 Fidelis Forensic Club l Sister Mary Consuela . . Library, Library Club Sister Mary Cunigundis . Bookkeeping, Sponsor of OBE lOrder of Business Efficiencyl Sister Mary Eileen .... American History, Civics, 48 History Club Sister Mary Ernestine . . . Chemistry, General Mathematics, Mechanical Drawing, Sodality 'iris' 'fn KF. Sister Mary EvelynN . . . Chemistry, General Science, Chemistry Club r Sister Mary Frances Romana . General Mathe- matics, Algebra, Typewriting, Christian Social Living Sister Mary Frances Therese . German, English Sister Mary George . . Sociology, American History, Catholic Students' Mission Crusade Sister Mary Immanuel . . Geometry, Advanced Alitff' ffF35'l'. Nl Y'f'9,'i-1: , ,n ,,., W- .L J - Sister Mary Janet . . General Mathematics, General Science, Mechanical Drawing, Voca- tional Guidance, YCS Q V W ii At home with Mrs. John B. Lorenz who teache English and Spanish. Mr. Robert Regent with his wife Stevie an daughter Ruth, Mr. Regent's classes are Sociology Physical Geography, Boys' Physical Education, h is the head coach of football and baseball, assist ba Ain' lietb ll. S U Mr. Kenneth A. Wuerl, Lucille his wife, Michael, the twins Monica and Mark, Mr. Wuerl teaches Sociotogy, Vocational Guidance, Senior Band, Junior Band. Mrs. Richard Bartz, her husband Dick, and baby daughter Carrie, Mrs. Bartz is in charge of the gi rls' physical education program. gf! A Sister of Notre Dame on the Faculty Sister Mary John lgnace . English, Typewriting, Latin-American History, Chorus, Capitol, Cup and Chaucer 1, , f ,., , . . Sister Mary Madeleine Sophie . English, Four- square, Senior Class Advisor, Canterbury English Club, Press Club Sister Mary Marguerite . . Foods, Vocational Guidance, Braille Club Sister Mary Mona . . . Latin, English, Vocational Guidance Sister Mary Monica . . English, Tabb English Club, YCS Sister Mary Nobilis .... World History, English, Junior Class Advisor, International Stu- dent Correspondence Club Sister Mary Pauline ..... Typewriting, Advanced Shorthand, Secretarial Practice, Cleri- cal Office Practice Sister Mary Petrine . Physics, Plane Geometry, Geometry, Camera Club Sister Mary Praxedes . Homemaking, Advanced Mechanical Drawing, Vocational Guidance Sister Mary Richard . . Art, Art Club Sister Mary Roberta . Shorthand, Typewriting, Vocational Guidance, Home Care of the Sick, Braille Club Sister Mary Rosalia . . Clothing, Vocational Guidance, Craft Club Sister Mary Sarah . . Biology, Geometry Sister Mary Soline . . Biology, Latin Sister Mary Verena .... Plane Geometry, Solid Geometry, Trigonometry Sister Mary Verola . . Spanish, English, Latin- American History, Pan-American Club '7!vwe M048 an aaa Mr. Richard Romanski Mr. James J. Spitz Teacher of Biology and Me- Teacher of English, Speech, Vo- chanical Drawing cational Guidance gr. Head Coach in Boxing and Dmmallc Couch ly ,i x Golf, Assistant Coach of Foot- , Rv- ball and Basketball Xi 1 iffy! MHAXJW Secretaries Miss Ann Berno Mr. Norman Domach Teacher of Co-Homemaking, g General Mathematics, Physical Education Head Basketball Coach, As- sistant Coach of Football and Miss Carole England Bqgebqll lnow Mrs. Leland L. Woller- ,sheiml PV' , ' Girls' physical education ' Resigned in January, T955 3 . 3 f Mrs. Alfred H. Klose X r 1 '7!1e4f4aweu4z'aa Busy about many things that make up a good luncheon, these faithful cooks begin work at seven in the morning. ln the picture above, left to right, are: Mrs. Hattie Wenzel, Mrs. Mary Leutermann, Mrs. Dora Miller lin charge of the cafeterial, Mrs. Owyndia Pedersen, and Mrs. Sally Fennell. .lmgf 1. DOCTOR AND NURSE Dr. Max E. Wiese and Mrs. Catherine Sullivan pay their weekly visit to Messmer and check our health. They make our clinic the scene of much help for students who have been ill and good health advice for anyone who wants it. MAINTENANCE MEN Not many free moments come into the daily program of our maintenance men. Rooms, corridors, offices, and washrooms get their cleaning every day. Here Mr. Edward Colloton, Mr. Raymond Becker, and Mr. James Vogel remove the pews from the chapel. Their joint efforts make this one ot the cleanest schools in the city. STUDENT COUNCIL Many services are rendered the student body by the Student Council. Social ac- tivities, ticket-selling campaigns, elections, are discussed at semi-monthly meetings, and, if approved by the administration, they are presented for the support of the student body. Freshmen and sophomore members do not, usually, initiate activities, but take full part in representing their classes. FIRST Jim Murphy, treasurer, Phyllis Cooper, vice-president, Father Kuehn, Claudia Thelen, secretary, and Tom Woiciechowski, president. FRESHMAN STUDENT COUNCIL SOPHOMORE STUDENT MEMBERS. First row: 1. Slordeur, C. Sher- man, V. Miskewicz, M. Hanus, J. Petrovich. Back: D. Slattery, R. Bublitz, P. Bachow- Rosalie Hyman and Marilyn Newman- sky, M. Bodovinac, M. Kramer, A. Gartzke, P. Jehlen. FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS. Dick Hanwig, Jean SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS. Oliver Julien, Ann Schultz, Gene Dullcpiuuu, Judy Gusper. Alice Kern, Arlene Steuslofl, Dick Leising. Um 214 L M- FRANCES ROMANA- BoHom, lefl Oo right: R. Kiedrowski, R. Nolan, K. Sl. Onge, C. Hollell, K. Tooley, P. Rick, W. Hannon, M. Piasecki, S. Felles. Second row: B. Schaller, M. Newman, J. Endres, W. Ewens, J. Gcsper, J. A. Schultz, L. Reuler, C. Janke, J. Kris. Third: J, Lorbieclii, K. lese, R. Melin, J. Houck, J. Waldschmidt, M. Barnell, M. Arnold, R. Duero, D. Pupeler, M. Jasin. Top: J. Weske, J. A. Hare, C. Heller, R. Bruss, L. Bullmon, T. George, L. Schmidt, R. Wonser, R. Holsbauer, J. Kingsbury, QESHMAN First row, sealed: D. Murphy, J. Mcnowski, J. Hau- ch. Second, sealed: D. Fewker, C. Stahl, E. Lepok, C. Cronce, R. Holz- cn, C. Emmerich, G. Show, T. Zienkiewicz. Siandingz J. Zinecker, B oelich, T. Kub, J. Schmil, T. Giuliani, P. Allegrezza, B. Oslerkorn, l ichweiler, P. Zak, E. Dollapiazza, R. Herman. FRESHMEN 316-SISTER M. BARBARA. pin' ,ow sealed: D. Runle, D. Kozik, R. Harlwig. Second, sealed: M Sutter, J. Pitls, J. Weir, J. Reichling. Third, sealed: A. Borsch G. Hambuch, B. Borek, R. Heller, J. Plulowski, P. Boehr, J Westrich. Standing: P. Scobey, T. Kelly, M. Mollerus, D Zancanorc, C. Geehan, D. Welch, D. Fisher, A. Romans. www I gs! Ni ix + se -V fi H Y sd LATIN CLUB Senior and iunior members of the Latin Club followed the iniunction on the blackboard while President Jeanne Hoffmann read to the group from AUXILIUM LATINUM, a Latin monthly magazine. The Latin Club meets monthly and is under the di- rection of Sister Antony Mary. All members par- ticipated in a nation-wide Latin examination. LANGUAGE CLUBS GERMAN CLUB Agnes Heinrich's authentic Bavarian costume aroused the interest of Antoinette Erz, Francis Eibl, Tom Lorsung, Caroline Hahn, and Joyce Maiewski lbelowl at one of the meetings of the German Club. Sister M. Frances Therese guided the club in its program of movies and panel dis- cussions on every phase of German life. In November, members attended the Mil- waukee Folk Fair. They also studied the music, art, and literature of the German masters. PAN-AMERICAN CLUB On April l4, when Mrs. Charles Stoffel lseated, leftl told the club about her trip to Mexico, she wore a beautiful china poblono cos- tume which was admired by Paul Raiski, Charles Stoffel, Barbara Schneider, Charles Beck, and Judy Smith. At other semi-monthly meetings, Pan- American Club members heard speakers from the Phillipines, Puerto Rico, and Guam. A Christmas party was highlighted by a Mexican piiata, an imitation animal filled with candy, prizes, and other good things. Sister M. Verola is the advisor of the club. SCORES Messmer Opponent 12 . . Notre Dame . . 19 O . . Marquette . . 31 0 . . Pius . . . . 20 6 . . Don Bosco . . . 31 6 . . St. Catherine . . . 33 0 . . Catholic Memorial . . 19 20 . . Cathedral. . . 7 Bottom row, left to right: W. Wiske, R. Kovotch, E. O'Keefe, G. Doerr, R. Leising, R. Masters, N. Corcoran R. Rampetsreiter. Second: P. Scobey lmanagerl , T. Kroner, T. Dineen, R. Anheier, R. Schlidt, J. Crangle, T. Linke, J. Braham R. Hebert, Assistant Coach Norm Domach, Assistant Coach Dick Romanski. Third: R. Sobotik lmanagerl, R. Schlicht, J Herrmann, R. Uhler, J. Szablewski, R. Abram, J. Thode, J. linzmaier, T. Jeffords. Top: M. Hester lmanagerl, R. Schultz T. Kretlow, M . Van Houten, Q. Zingsheim, J. Cronce, J. Aehl, W. Duquaine, G. Kealty, R. Weske, Head Coach Bob Regent RIGHT OFF THE GRID Fifty-tive varsity candidates posed a problem when Coach Bob Regent and his assistants, Dick Romanski and Norm Domach, began pre-season drills. With spirits high, the Bishops looked for- ward to a prosperous season. In the first game, the Bishops lost a tough con- test to Notre Dame, while Pius and St. Catherine's also got the nod. Fighting for every yard on a slippery field was not enough when our team played the Junior Hilltoppers, who took the game at 31-0. Messmer picked on the Dons for one of their better games. After a quick touchdown by the Dons, Gene Kealty racked up an 89-yard iaunt and then scored from the 3-yard line, putting the score 7-6 in the Don's favor. The last six-and-a- half minutes proved to be fatal, four quick touch- downs provided the sudden victory for the Dons. Fumble-itis la disease which hits every team at some timel attacked the Bishops in the form of Waukesha Memorial, ending in a 19-O score. BISHOP'S BEST Picked as outstanding football players this season were lstandingl Gene Kealty and Bill Duquaine, honorable mentiong Jim Aehl, All-Conference, and lseatedl Terry Dineen, All-Conference. BULLET PASSES GIVE HOMECOMING CROWD FIRST WIN St. John Bob Weske passed for three touchdowns to give the Bishops Cl deserving victory. A sleeper play caught the Bishops off-guard and the Eagles scored their only touchdown, ending the game at 20-7. REVENGING REDWINGS SLIP BY MESSMER Notre Dame Gallops by Aehl and Murphy tied the score at T2-12, but the Redwings took advantage of a Bishop fumble in the last quarter and turned it into the game-win- ning touchdown. HARD DRIVING ANGELS PICK UP A WIN St. Catherine A 57-yard pass play to Gene Kealty gave the Bishops their tally, as the Angels ran for a quick win, 33-6. Fathers Kuehn and Schmif look over the field at an early fall game. ALERT DEFENSE KEEPS BISHOPS FROM SCORING Pius Second-half sprinting wore down the Bishop defense, leav- ing the Popes out on the long end of the score, 20-O. 'hem-1 Nw. S ,nfl ,' fs'isA'V ' I Mn-W9 aa, ' fl Q sl ia Q iii In X' N jffff ' -' AM--Q 4 .1 5 Q . . Fw X fi f ff wg-QM Qxfiigf iff' U Ax 5' Fifi H . 'f M. H- .fiflfk-- , f. A 29 A' ,I K , ' fam A V' . X fr , I 3 N 1 'X R, f- M N Xxx Q y X 'K - X Ae 91:55 6 W nag, X ws INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS' CORRESPONDENCE CLUB Limited in scope of work, but international in outlook, is this group of girl correspon- dents. Their chief activity is writing letters to students of foreign countries-England, Australia, Canada, Africa, Germany, South America, and Switzerland. ln this picture, President Sheila Sworske presides at a meet- ing. Sharlene Stromberg makes a report. The club's director is Sister M. Nobilis. YOUNG CHRISTIAN STUDENTS The laity can do much! Y.C.S. members are interested in student problems lknown as the Social lnquiryl and their consideration in the light of Christian principles. As proper motivation they read a selection from the Gospel and decide upon an act of service to perform the following week. Three groups in school work under the guidance of Sisters M. Monica, M. Janet, and Caroline Marie. CONFRATERNITY OF CHRISTIAN DOCTRINE One of the newest clubs in school, this one follows directly the iniunction of the Holy Father. Every Saturday, two of the girls help Sister catechists by teaching prayers to public- school children at St. James, Lannon. The inserted picture shows lclockwisel Janet Stordeur, Karen Neuzerling, Ann Guzzonato, Mary Ann Haertl, and Carol Schmidt discuss- ing posters they make and use in their work. No d a pic ues are collected, but the girls sponsored nic for the children on their last Saturday. Sister M. Anaclete is their untiring advisor. CRAFT CLUB In contrast to the religious-minded club: pictured on this page, the Craft Club repre- sents the practical extras in a girI's life Janet Sinkovec and Virginia Miskewicz poo their talents for the finishing touches on c little book stand. Sandra Simasko looks oven a miniature wastebasket that was once ar ice-cream can. Under the guidance of Sisteu M. Rosalia, the girls fairly burst with in- genious ideas. 'Sy .. ,Q ug 'wk' mmm. f.,g'1,:.-In-W.. '-.N M 1 'T-33?-'L 1 'Q '40 . '71 Vgfrm 0 wa Quan' ,vu -Q1 Sophomores Basketball One-Act Plays 5 walkaddmoae 1-lx T 1 Seated, left to right: J. Coe, A. Dierbeck, J. Bruce, H. Bilodeau, D. Gruenkc, K. Malone, B. Schuppie. Second row: A. Federman,,S. Feltes, C. Goggins, B. Wiehl, A. Hanrahan, J. Warner, J. Andrews, J. Zarnoth, M. Petzkaw, J. Stordeur, J. Elshaff. Top: P. Kratz, N. Groff, V. Gengler, D. land, B. Holmes, R. Koch, C. Kupkovits, R. Nosper. SOPHOMORES 2- Bottom: R. Staniszewski, C. Kias, K. McManus. Second row: B. J. Joblonski, M. Novara, M. R. Memmeter, L. Straus, N. Giandt. Third: J. Kukarich, W. Jalinski, C. Deischel, V. Heimerl. Top: G. Steintort, H. Fettig, W. Stadler, G. Mader, J. Klas. SOPHOMORES 2 -SISTER M. PRAXEDES. Down, Info to right: R, Miotke, C. Scheeler. Second row: C. A. Shapiro, R. M. Stcdler, J. Deic, K. Stirdivant, J. Smith. Top: C. Todd, R. Wagner, E. Woeltel, N. Smagiik, J. Krupa, M. Bodovinac, l. Remm, K. Kramoris. SOPHOMORES 7 'SlS-TER M- RICHARD- Bollom, lefl lo righl: A. Chmielewslni, M. Heller, R. A. Suller, M. DeBolh, C Aukoler, S. Belkovskis, J. Gryboslci, J. Heinrilz, J. Marx, P. Brown. Second row: D. Verhey, R. Colwell, E, Fons, D. Prilzl, A Schwedo, J, Voil, C. Zielinski, M. linke, I. Burdey. Third: D. Mekelburg, J. Breilenbach, C. Sakowski, E. Buchenlhal, M. Olson, K Wierschem, J. Barbera, R. Bublilz, D, Wallace, R. Cisco. Top: J. Smallish, A. Loller, R. Schubring, B. Thompson, J. Kiedrowslu F. Hafner, R. Wolfe, R. Fox, M. Van Houlen. SOPHOMORES 206-SISTER M. MONA. nm ,ow sealed: J. Griesemer, M. Meindl, C. Higgins, D. Mielke, E Weisflog, Second, sealed: R. Slorls, H. Ruppenlhal, R. Rolf son, D, LeMay, Slanding: T. Repenski, F. Toebe, C. Goelzke, J. Schallach, R. Slanzek, J. Draws. First row, sealed: J. Coggio, S. Slad ler, J. Peterson, C. Marx, S. Piaskowski. Second, sealed: R Becker, E. Miller, D. Manowxki. Standing: l.. Gersll, M. Holley J. Snuve, R. Wuesler, E. Stark, M. Raabe, J. Holler, W. Schiel R. Hoban. Zll- Bottom: M. Mokelke, M. J. Collins, B. Boehme, J. Berg, R. Kozelek. Second row: L. Manseou, R. Klein, M. E. Kolanko, C. Gardner, P. Becker. Third: L. Marriotl, E. Traut. Fourihz A. Haus- hclter, N. Schoenke, L, Spranger. Top: T. Zimdars, W. SOPHOMORES 211 -MR. JAMES J. SPITZ. Bgflpml left lg right: C. Gnewuch, R. Fox, J. Stein, R. Dickau, K. Maltby, J. Schigur. Second row: J. Petrovich, B. Bobzin, M. Melk, B. Tuck, W. Tobin. Third: P. Johnson, D. Wrosch, R. Pups, J. Belof, P. Drzadinski, B. Block. Top: F. Puzc, R. Erdman, C. Paape, J. Morgan, J. Rhemer, K. Greiczek, F. Middendorf. SOPHOMORES 302 -SISTER M. ROSALIA. geqped, firgi row, Iefl Io righl: S. Code, K. Schultz, J. Sinkovic, M. Praffke, M. Hartung, M. Lundt. Seaied, second: M. Ubl, L. DeGeorge, P. Buero, B. Pinter, J. Miszewski. Sfanding: L. Benneit, C. Chrise lianson, J. Juslen, M. Klotz, K. Grimm, M. Nigkemann, B. Janzer, J. Michaud. Sealed, first row: E. Solfer, P. Maguire, G. Gregory, P. Pyant, M. Czarkowski. Second: R. Van der Ohe, C. Wentarmini, S. Simasko, J. Ellmaurer. Third: K. Garson, V. Miskewicz, M. Harrington. Top: B. Spanaus, A. Lodde, M. Dual, P. Jelinek, M. Kinnel, S. Martin. SOPHOMORES 312 - SISTER M. SARAH. First row, seated, back to front: R. Riedel, M. Gilson, M. Cortte, R. Kortsch, C. Woerishafer. Second, seated: D. Meister, C. Schwartz, W. Rennert, M. L. Schommer, P. Jehlen, T. Bouern- feind. Third, seated: B. A. Bischoff, P. Daniel, J. Visentin, R. Heidel, R. Kussmon. Fourth, seated: D. Slattery, M. L. Merkle, J. Muenzberg, R. Moser. Standing: J. Schroeder, O. Julien, N. Heidemann, T. Feldner, R. Zimmermann, L. O'Hearn, M. P. Foth, P. Perszyk, C. A. Kruse, K. Grabner, R. Sonnen, F. Eibel, P. Mulholland, T. Holt, J. Ksicinski, K. Krueger. SOPHOMORES 315 - SlSTER M. FRANCES THERESE. Bottom, left to right: E. Lipinska, V. Bucholz, F. Leonard. Second row: M. A. Weis, B. Nemoir, R. Word. Third: C. Sherman, M. Schwolboch, J. Schwingel, D. Zellmer. Top: P. Kische, R. B O'Hearn N Walker J Mollerus G 3522, 4 . . heei SOPHOMORES 315- Bottom: M. S. Burton, N. Luebke, M Weber, J. Willer, V. Cotteruccia. Second row: N. Mangen, B Stunislawski, M. Bauman, M. Strobel, A. Streuslotf, K. Neuzer- Iing. Third: R. Meidl, J. Zywicki, L. Zocher, J. Rekowski, D Honrohon. Top: L. Trudel, R. Bloszkowski, M. Melson, R Moehl, W. Grenier. SOPHOMORES 317-SISTER CAROLINE MARIE. Seated, first row: R. Pawelski, J. Putzi, R. Hertei, H. Lathrop. Seated, second: C. Limburg, C. Mayer, D. Moore, Seated, third: J. McCarthy, R. Herrmann, C. Wilging. Standing: C. Berendt, W, Ring, F. Brauer, A. Gartzke, A. Ciocarelli, C. Coogan, D. Kosmider. Seated, first row: M. Sherman, M Guthrie, J. Felber. Seated, second: R. Kern, T. Simota, J Kowaleski, J. Hoffmann. Seated, third: J. Polak, N. Hauck, D Ellmann, D. Heinen. Standing: M. Stoffels, G. Schmitt, T, Cout Iey, F. Holler, R. Pruden, R. Ruplinger, J. Boeselager, R. Berger G. Smallish. SOPHOMORES 318 - SISTER M. ROBERTA. Down,Ieft to right: L. Schulte, G. Maly, J. Radocha, I. Kubis, M. Scherer, A. Kern. Second row: N. Fellie, K. Weiler, B. Zartner, M. van Willigen, C. Sincere, G. Houck, B. Berlinger. Back: C. Wolf, J. Herrmann, M. O'Connor, D. Braunreiter, J, Szablewski, F. Wrecza, R. Bahr. Down: D. Virlee, R. Strenk, L. Gag- Iiano, L. Plum, D, Lemieux, D. Neuburg, J. Berek. Second row: P. Morgan, J. Szot, F. Wilfarth, A. Yogerst, J. Wudtke, M. Riordan, K, Doolan. Back: J. Sheridan, S. Kurth, P. Biggs, M. Sworske M. Hanus C. Ladewig. if if wg ' 'H ' k yi. ' wg - , i , Y ' ' f?':1. x 3 A L -j Qxrgigl-if5fWft,f' lg ,M xxx K f'fk1gX M 951 ,, , -'J ,.q'f' +- 5 4. ' L : Til? 'fii H413 L ' - - , Q' X -I i, , my F, K If 1- K ri kk W? r -IMJJ . ,,:,:w?if1 -- ' ff - 4? 'f 'f 1-w ffg ' 21 , . :: . dr f lk' M215 J fx af. .-.-wir . 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Rita Schmidt lextreme rightl, civic music award for exceptional service in piano and organ work. G. Foth and S. Schreiter i525 bondlg J. Kolasinski, M. Wetzel, R. Rapplg Bob Hartwig L55l7 L. Eschweiler and Dick Hartwig i325 and SiO-bondl. Those without prizes received honorable mention. Science Fairy Milwaukee Journal and Marquette University. louise Plum, second place l325 bondlg essay, V.F.W. Auxiliary. Mary Stotfels lcenterl, honorable mention: and Maureen Riordan, honorable mention and S107 essay, Royal Typewriter Company. Also for Maureen, first honorable men- tion in the state for junior poetryp Wisconsin Fellowship of Poets. Marilyn Holzem, honorable men- tion lcountylz Sandra Petersen, honorable mention lstatelp Mary Ann Rusch, second place lcountyl, trophy and certificate of award: essayg Employ the Physically Handicapped. Tom Reis, national first prize lplane trip to New Yorkly vocation letter, Holy Ghost Fathers. Lois Schueller, second prize lS5l, SUMA's book review contest. This is a heart-warming and fanciful high comedy in mod- ern setting and costume. Mrs. Savage is determined to put her fortune to a noble and unselfish use among social misfits in a sanatorium. Here she finds happiness, away from the realistic world where people do anything for money. The audience was left with the feeling that somehow the neglected virtues of kindness and affection have not been lost in a world that seems motivated at times only by greed and dishonesty. TOP. Technical Staff: Front: M. Sworske, C. Schmitt, A. Honrahon. Back: N. Mangen, M. A. Czarkowski, A. Guzzonato, J. Smallish. BOTTOM. Sitting: M. A. Formella, J. Doolan, Emil l Butch l Stanislawski. Standing: J. Pteiter, P, Burke, J. Mangen, T. Baudhuin, S. Kraus, M. A. Wozadlo. E. Rowles, M. A. Wozadlo, J. Aukoier. THE CURIOUS SAVAGE by John Patrick November 13, 14, 15, 1954 Directed by Mr. James J. Spitz Seated: M. A. Wozadlo. Standing: S. Kraus, 1. Balistrieri, M. A. Formella, J. Pleiter, J. Doolan. 3 Mr. Norm Domach took over the varsity squad and the '54-'55 season opened with the team being considered a dark horse in the running. Messmer's arch rival, Marquette, was no match for the Blue Wave as they crumbled under a 22-point spree in the fourth quarter. The Bishops showed fight in every game they played, taking a double victory from St. Bona- venture and a split win over Marquette and Catholic Memorial. Non-conference games were no trouble to the Bishops, as they posted successive wins over North, Boys' Tech, Riverside, and a close contest with King, leaving the sea- son with a record of 7 wins and I3 losses. Reviewing the tougher games, Bosco and Pius were the hardest fought of the season. Although the Bishops came out at the short end of the scene, they always retained their poise and spirit. The team play, this year, was marked by accurate shooting and aggressive rebounding, chiefly by .lim Wrob- bel who won himself an All-Conference berth. Bill Du- quaine, the holler guy, sparkplugging every play, the fancy dribbling of Gene Kealty and Tom Schramka, the push- shot artist, provided many a thrill. With Coach Regent directing the B-team and Mr. Romanski the Freshmen lthe first since '45l, the fans can look forward to a team alive with new talent. VARSITY. Standing: T. Schromka, T. Dineen, R. Hebert J. Wrobbel. Down: P. Scobey lmanagert, E. Kealty W. Jelinski. Pius players look on as Gene Kealty leaps Schramka's push shot is certain to hit for one more score. to regain the ball. I Messmer 70 . 54 . 56 . 52 . 51 . 52 . 50 . 45 . 60 . 66 . 72 . 59 . 43 . 43 . 49 . 52 . 67 . 55 . 70 . 56 . 60 . 1 47 . Standing: J. Steinhalel, W. Duquoine, J. Murphy, R, Jung, Down: R. Leising, T. Jetfords, T. Anderson lmanagerl. Wrobbel sails through the air as another bucket is in the making at Pius. Scores North . . . Boys' Tech . Riverside . . Notre Dame . Marquette . . St. Catherine . St. Bonaventure Pius . . . Memorial . Don Bosco . . Rufus King . . Cathedral . . Notre Dame . Marquette . . St. Catherine . . St. Bonaventure . Pius..... Memorial .... Don Bosco .. . . St. Mary's, Kenosha Alumni .... Cathedral . Opponent . 54 , 39 . 44 . 63 . 41 . 58 . 45 . 55 . 58 . 88 , 7l . 62 . 70 . 65 . 72 . 43 . 82 . 63 . 96 . 84 . 48 . 59 Intramural Basketball T955 Champs - Homeroom 109 ack: R. Rinzel, E. Nielsen, R. Schultz. Fronl: M Hesler, P. Fellig, J, Cain. B-Team Standing: R. Frank, P. Hebein, F. Hafner R. Van Houlen, J. Weidu, R. Weir, J. Herr mann, Down: L. Gagliono, T. Coin, W Wiske, T. Kroner, W. Liberick, R. Ncipienlek. Freshman Team Standing: K. Moltby, L. Eschweiler, D. Zan- canaro, R. Wonser, J. Kingsbury, L. Schmid! J. Weske, J. Zinecker. Boltom: A. Borsch W. Hannan, T. Zienkiewicz, R. Harlwig, B Oslerkorn, E. Dallapiazza. ASSEMBLIES FEBRUARY. Election virion: Lewis Leh- man, treasurer, Jim Aehl, president, Pat Newman, secretaryp Pat Becker, vice-presi- dent, Father Kuehn. FEBRUARY- Coleman Puppets. MARCH. The Van Pelts, Dutch singers and dancers, on taur in America. APRlL- Communications for Survival, by Mr. Russel Bartels and Mr. Roy Aengel- ke, of the Wisconsin Telephone Company. MAY- Father Kuehn and Mr. John Dal- lavaux, author of FOR STUDENTS ONLY. Homeroom 109 Homeroom 113 Homeroom 116 IT'S SO COMPLEX BILLY BUYS AN ORCHID THE MURDERS OF MIRIAM Director: John Aukofer Directors: Janet Thomson Direcrorsz Terry Bgudhuin ROHOICJ MICLIUUCJ Mary Ann Wozadlo Gate-act 711644 January 21 and 23, 1955 Homeroom 102 Homeroom 111 Homeroom 306 SAY IT WITH FLOWERS THE RING AND THE LOOK SUGAR AND SPICE Directors: John Pfeifer Directors: Jim Crangle Directors: Tom Behringer Antoinette Erz Don Puliafito Judie McManus Homeroom 110 Homeroom 112 HOIVIEYOOM 114 THE TIGER'S CLAW FEUDIN' MOUNTAIN BOYS A NEW DEAL Directors: Jean Thomson Directors: Ray Sobotik Directors: Eva Lapas Wally Tetzlaff Bob Clqncey Rose Ryan 58 A fi,-w, Wggiiiggfiz 5 ' Lf7FW:M Lge Vifia-WL 7' 2 JUNIORS II- Seated: I. Balistrieri, M. Patko, D. Etten, P. Tegge. Standing: G. Stefanski, J. Hafran, L. Verzal, J. Maiewski, K. Richter, N. Lohry, R. Rappl, T. Donaikowski, A. Stoeveken, R. Krueger, J. Puarieau. cnc! fckeqzlffaem JUNIORS ll - SISTER M. CHARLOTTE. secfed, len to fishy: G Nienas, B. DeQuardo, B. Cira, I. Jaindl, J. Schilling, T. Lorsung, G. Lewan dowski, M. E. Schultz, J. Schmeling. Standing: R. Radocha, J. Ebert, R Wilson, J. Kolasinski, R. Ehlenbach, A. Kulas, R. LeMay, N. Wick, G. Houk M. Hulick, B. Walker, E. Essler, W. Bomm, R. Moran, B. Hammond, J. Mollerus JUNIORS I I7 - SISTER M. NOBILIS. Seated: D. Kouing, G, Kubaak, J. Linzmaier, J. wnhemu. Standing, first row: M. Kramlich, D. Paque, E. Gengler, K. Boorse, M. Suitors, R. Cotey, D. Duero, D. Northstrum, G. Gleisner. Standing, second: M. Herman, S. Stromberg, J. Briske, S. Kraus, R, Janiszewski, K. Pabst. Standing, third: J. Lewis, E. Siefert, M. Zimmermann, D. Schelvan, J. Corroo, K. Kirwan. Top: R. Retkowski, A. Seilenbinder, J. Eviston, R. Hebert, S. Bodovinac, F. Berna, J. Randa, R. Manders, W. Thompson, J. Medinger. JUNJORS 202 M- MONJCA- Seated, first row, left to right: J. Miller, C. J. Grybowski, K. Kipp, T. Yelvington. Seated, second: J. Kruse, R. Capella, C. Hahn, F. Mayer, M. A. Wilson. Seated, third: M. Muehl, B, Cummings, C. Meade, T. Schmidt, N. Connors, D. Sattler. Seated, fourth: V. Beranek, M. Schaefer, P. Olds, J. Wiza, E. Brever, E. Hoffmann, B. Schmidt, A. Slanislawski, L. McKernon. Top: K. Brahm, W. Schuman, J. Kotlewski, J. Heil, R. Jung, W, Allen, D. Zierath, T, Reis, W. Liberick, J, Piechowski, M. Scobey, B. Key, R. M. Lahr. Down, left to right: J. Hendricks, C, Beck, A Lesch, J. Jung, E. Rawles, M. Rand, R. Rcmpestreiter. Standing front row: R. Burg, M. Holzem, A. Plamann, J. Krueger, K Gensler, J. Nowak. Standing, back: R. Doerfler, R. Zeidler, R Kovatch, L, Sallmann, R. Niggeman, M. Podkomoris, D. Jurek M. O'Connor. JUNIORS 207 SISTER M. ANACLETE. Down, peg, fo right: K, Kopp, J. Autry, M, Sleva, K, Hartung, E. Dickey. Standing, front row: R. Schiessl, D. Lagerman, S. Cale, B. Van Houten, C. Piepiora, A. Guzzonalo, G, Bugalski, M. Doberneck, D. Szopinski, C, Holland, D. Zacharius, l. Mayer, P. Hopp. Back: J. Perry, J. Steinhalel, P. Burke, R. Schlidt. JUNIORS 209. Down: M. Dufner, K. Moore, J. Gromowski, J. Freisieben, R. Begin. Second row: D. Dombek, C. Buchen, R. Gospuretti, M. E. Peterson, J. Higgins, E. Nodolny, J. Mongen, K. Reyher, D. Phillips. Third: J. Barrett, P. Laumann, T. Berns, R. Schiicht J. Stirdivant, J. Ormsby. JUNIORS 213 1 SISTER M. EILEEN. gollom, lefl lg rlghl L. LeGros, S. Dunn, C. Schueller, M. Bruder, P. Schuppert, M Corini. Second row: N. Zovodsky, C. Wilging, M. Wetzel, C Ostrowski, C. Barzyk, K. Hcgie, S. Peterson, E, O'Keefe. Top R. Meidl, F. Kowolczyk, C. Vulente, S. Gelet, J. Wagner, G. Rowe T. Krier. JUNIORS 209 -- SISTER ANTONY MARY. Down, lefl lo ,l9l,l, J. Gehl, R. McCormick, R. Peterson. Second row: J. Kodui, J. Land, A. Heinrich, P. Dettmon, E. Borowski. Third: D. Chinnock, R. Held, S. Sworske, L. Widhommer, L. Schwarzhuber, S. Steger, S. Pfister, L. M. Herbst. Top: D. Betts, R. Koeferl, R. Moerner, D. Gergen. JUNIORS 213. Down: R. Penske, M. Callahan, R. Wiehl, J. Heister, l Marx, M. Smith, K. O'Dwyer. Second row: W. Sondericker, C. Posnunsk J. DeGrove, J. Bennett, T. Coin, M. Elios, B. Frieseke, C. Berger. Top: t Colle, T. Kretlow, S. Holzbauer, W. Bower, C. Miller, S, Wettstein, M. A Jurik, C. Becker, E. Molphy, V. Noe. JUNIORS 307 - SISTER M. EVELYN. seared, len po fishy, R. Wuester, C. Boch, J. Mutz, M. Rusch. Second row: D. Kozelek, J. Schuster, M. Underwood, S. Sharlein, C. Wien, M. Formella, P. Nowak, Third: D. Reichling, M. Haertl, R. Hartwig, B. Mc- Govern, J. Gressmann, G. Winters, A. Balko. Top: R. Haviland, T. Nowak, S. Schreiter, B. Buttman, D. Dierkes. JUNIORS 321 - SISTER M. VEROLA. D.,w,,, W, Merschdorf, T. Halaska. Second row: C. Landkowski, C. langlitz, C. Wittemann, G. Wiclmland, E. Siefert. Third: K. Kosanke, L. Schneider, J. Doolan, S. Kelnhofer, J. Putzi. Fourth: F. Kritter, J. Apazeller, K. Conwell, J, Brghm, J, Weida. Top: M. Van, Q. Zingsheim, V. Monday, J. luedtke. ' - 1 JU Voi C. G. she JUNJORS First row, seated: J. MacKenzie, R. Chmielewski R. Byron, B. Beier. Second, seated: R. Mickle, T. Volkmann, A Slaral, G. Roesch. Third, seated: T. Prohaska, L. Neustedter, R Muchenberger, S. Zigan. Standing: J. lotz, J. Engel, J. Schulist J. Colle, E. Cincera, G. Simon, J. Kern, G. Aussprung. NIORS 321. Down. R. Kufhmki, iz. Bmhm, M. Long, M. t. Second row: C. Behmke, M. Lund, Sdun, E. Reuter, G. Fretschel. Third: J. Ziemer, W. Staver, Foth, J. England, R. Batzler, S. Knitter, J. Firer, N. Sonnen- in, J. Fischer. Top: D. Schuid, J. McCrank, D. Tomcheck. M. Arndt, G. Hannon, 45 Girls' Sports To develop those sound minds, which depend so much on sound bodies, class periods in physical education in- clude many different features. Regular calisthenics may be strenuous, but tumbling can provide exercise along with a lot fun. Of course, there is the perennial favorite, basketball, for those who can take a more violent form of exercise. Several basketball teams were organized but seemed to peter out, without announcing champion- ships. ln February, eight seniors took part in the annual inter-school play day at St. Mary's Academy. The fine art of dancing finds its place in the program, too. One of the classes specialized in square dancing, studying the many types, forms, calls, etc. Bowling took a good deal of time from the female keglers. Underclassmen as well as upperclassmen were represented on teams. Mrs. Bartz and Lorelyn Kleiner lthe very active president of the groupl worked out a schedule which carried right through to loving cups. To wind up the swim program, a large group of girls presented a water ballet. Performing together to music, they made beautiful formations which were enhanced by colored lights. A few boys helped out in a clowning act. The nice weather of early spring found some of the girls preparing for the outdoor games - tennis and golf. While the number reporting for these was rather limited, competition was quite keen. lUp to the time of printing this book, no champions had been announced.l Mrs. Bartz's iob is a big one, but senior leaders per- formed a tremendous task this year again by assisting her in various ways. Taking roll call, keeping sports sup- plies available, helping beginners in swimming-these were the main tasks of a little group that did their work generously and graciously. Of course, this service gave the girls the opportunity to earn letters and numerals. GOLf. lDown: v. Piiaegef, A. nam, J. Roppert, J. wnidsfhmadi. prwdem K Corby, ,reaswer Standing. P. Murphy, D. Furtmann, P. Thelen, M. Weber, B. Sw dm Cham S R M Mine Wingenter, K. Hannon, B. Tennessen, l.. Mertz. nM 91' R P , m 'W f K .ep '41, , .. . M- -' -fi 'gLx ' w w-- - ' ' A , . ,fgswf K . A' T k k .., gg , n ' Q M, Q - , , , fel 4 mx J- ,. - A , Q K gf, 'QU ' A wax, , is ,wh - I . . an ,ki -, ,E D V' x - - f ' ' . ' xv. , N, 'L V A ,5 ff? ' ' ABOVE: Promising pugilists receive tips from Coach Romanslri BELOW: Father Schmit congratulates ,lim Murphy loutstand- ing open boxerl. Joe O'l.eory loutstunding novice boxerl holds his trophy. BOXING CHAMPS First row: R. Strenlr, P. Scobey. Second: J. Geis, R, Mercier, Third: T. Kub, K. Maltby, D. Zierath. Fourth: R. Storts, D, Kuioth. Top: E. Cincera, J. Murphy. lNot pictured: Joe O'Lecry, R. Anheier.l Boxing On March 20 and April 3 the Messmer Men's Club presented the annual boxing show under the direction ot Coach Dick Romanski, With flying fists and numerous red- dened noses, the boys pounded out decisions which marked them as champs. Outstanding awards were given to Joe O'Leary and Jim Murphy in their respective classes. Ed Cincera and Terry Jeftords were singled out as the Utightingest fighters in a tournament characterized by excellent performance. ABOVE: Tom Anderson slugs it out with Joe O'Leary. BELOW: Lee Neustedter and .lim Murphy in the heat of the bottle. JUNIOR MONITORS. Bottom, len go ,ight g. Refkowski' D. Bottom: E. Sietert, R. Byron, J. Medinger. Second row: A Schuld, R. Sattler. Second row: C. Posnanski, R. Schlicht, Q. Sloevekenf -l- Randi J- EVl5'0f'f T- Reis' D- Gefgenf G- N390 zingsheim' J. luedyker pl gemo, M. scobeyy Top. Rl Chmielew, Top: E. Cincera, G. Kubiak, R. Kucharski, J. Kotlewski, W. Liberlck ski, c. sack, L. saumaa, 1. ofmsby, G. Houk, R, Haviland. R- Doefflef- Monitors School monitors comprised of senior and iunior boys, are directed by Sister M. Immanuel and assume many duties every school year. Between classes they patrol traffic in the corridorsg they usher at plays and special school events. An extra task they assumed this year was to publicize the pre-Christmas Benefit Sale for the new Motherhouse of the Sisters of Notre Dame. Self sacrifice and responsibility are the sup- ports on which the monitors base their excellent service. ACOLYTES Every Friday Holy Mass is offered in the audi- torium and in the gym. Thursday is Exposition Day, that means Exposition at 9 A.M. and Bene- diction at 2:30 P.M. October and May bring Benediction services daily. Serving at these re- ligious exercises makes up the regular assignments of the acolytes. All boys at Messmer have the opportunity to be acolytes. Those who serve at the altar of God experience a satisfaction that can be obtained only in the Divine Presence. Un- wittingly, too, they are a powerfully good example to other students. Father Gunther is the advisor of this group. Servers hold main positions in religious events. This one was the Living Rosary in October. SENIOR ACOLYTES. First row, left to right: R. Murphy, J. Delaney, T. Ewens, G. Doerr, R. Schulz. Second: J. Aehl, T. Kessler, J. Troka, R. Mercier, T. Jeffords. Back: J, Cronce, R. Wittig, L. Lehman, J. Aukofer, W. Duquoine. SOPH AND FROSH ACOLYTES. Firgl row: R, Pupg T. Kroner. Second: B. Thompson, R. Kussman, L. Esch JUNIOR ACOLYTES. noni row, A, sioeveken, E. sei- wearer. Third: D. Humuhun, L. Gugliano. Fourth: R fert, E, O'Kcefe, T. Schmidt. Back: D. Gergen, R, Chmie- Leising, R. Klein, D. Manowski. Back: V. Catteruccio, R ' ' 'f-'ffl L'-nf'--J f' '-'-'-'- Schiqur, J. Herrmann, SODALITY Personal sanctity through devotion to the Mother of God is the aim of all Sodalists, and every Messmerite is a Sodalist. Year-'round activities include the weekly guard of honor on Thursdays in the chapel and recitation of the Rosary at Milwaukee's Fatima shrine on the twenty-first of each month. The highlight of the out-of-school program was the Wisconsin Catholic Action Convention in February. Father Daleke is the new spiritual director of the Sodality Standing: Mary DeSio, Our Lady's Committee: Catherine Schmidt, secretary, Pat Bruce, prefect. Seated: Pot Fettig, vice-prefect, Father Daleke, spiritual director. CATHOLIC STUDENTS' MISSION CRUSADE The CSMC aims to make Messmer students more mission-conscious, not only from the viewpoint of their generous financial aid but also in the way of prayer, study, and sacrifice. Aided by Father Gunther, their spiritual director, and Sister Mary George, their advisor, the student officers have worked hard every week to fulfill their obligations. Their efforts have re- Below, left: Father Dan Sherman lMessmer class of '37l , Maryknoll missionary, spoke to the student body of his missionary work in China. Below, right: Mary Ellen Schultz, Messmer's Sweet- heart ot l955, with Miss Virginia Leary, o lay missionary of the International Catholic Auxiliaries, whose members work in teams to help educate a native Catholic laity in the missions. and Sister M. Ernestine the advisor. First row: Mary McGee, Eucharistic Commit- tee, Carol Schueller, Our l.ady's Committee, Mary Wetzel, Fatima Teenagers' Program. Back: Mary Ann Hoffmann, SUMA'S repre- sentative on the Milwaukee Youth Commis- sion, Judy Waite, Eucharistic Committee, Leora Mertz, Fatima Teenagers' Program. sulted in many a check for foreign and home mis- sionaries, Christmas baskets for the poor, ransoming of pagan babies, candy treats and canned goods for the aged in Milwaukee Catholic institutes. The CSMC also contributes to various civic benefits, for example, the Community Chest, March of Dimes, American Red Cross. Father Gunther, Tom Kessler, president, Luke Ney, treas- urer, Suzanne Arnold, vice-president, Carol Hauber, secretary. f n ' X Q .- c. , ' s ' I BRAILLE Members of the Braille Club work one hour a week, or longer. Their work is seen by those who can't see at all. The year's finished products included a number dictionary for John Schuch lnow at Marquette Universityl, Rosary Novena booklets for blind retreatants at the Cenacle, Christmas cards and other greetings, and Brailled letters to blind correspondents. Guided by their zealous teacher- advisors, those students do iniect a note of cheer into the lives of people deprived ofthe gift of sight. The lone boy member, Louis Sworske, is now co- instructor. Why don't more boys ioin this club? Schelvan, C. Holland, L. Widhammer, A. Kulas Garson. SISTER M- ROBERTALS GROUP- Seated, first row: L. Herbst D Davis. Seated, second row: G. Hannon, V. Haisler, D. Chinnock Standing: S. Kelnhofer, K. O'Dwyer, M. Schaefer, P. Buero. SISTER M. MARGUERlTE'S GROUP. geared left: M. Schwalbach, N. Sonnenshein, E. Hoffmann Seated, right: B. Walker, J. Elshoff, R. Gagluano M. Huber, C. Schueller, M. Wetzel. Standing SISTER M. ANACLETE'S GROUP. Bdrktv front: first row: D. Szopinski, S. Simasko. Second row: K. Neuzerling, M. Kolanko, M. Sworske Third row: P. Steep, G. Schmidt, L. Sworske K Seated: B. Nemoir, J. Kucharik, V. t-leimerl, G. Schmitt. Standing: J. Reichling lthe only treshmanl, J. Mollerus, V. Gengler, M. A. Weber, C. Sherman, D. Spangenberg, D. Mekellburg, A. Gartzke, J. Heinritl, C. Todd, J. Draws, D. Braunreiter. Right: OUTSTANDING STUDENT LIBRARIANS. J. Kolusinski, J. Mollerus, K. Conwell. Left : OFHCERS- J. Draws, treasurer, M. DeSio, secretary, J. Kola- LIBRARY CLUB The Library Club is mainly a school service club. Every day the librarians help many students, especially in locating maga' zine articles, Desk service, filing, preparing books for circula- tion lpasting in pockets, typing cards, etc.l, and repairing books, are some of the duties that till these students' study periods which they sacrifice in the interests at others. Monthly meetings feature instructions by Sister M. Consuela, school librarian and club moderator, suggestions for making the library more helpful to all students, and book reviews. The club is anxious to have more freshman members. Seated: R. Freytager, H. Schwab, M. J. Laskowe ski, P. Barry, J. Pietz, B. Kiedrowski, H. McEvilIy. Standing: B. Kolonko, M. DeSio, J. Delaney, C. Gromowski. Seated: J. England, J. Ebert, C. Landkowski, C. Schueller, M. E. Peterson. Standing: J. Mollerus, J. Gro- mowski, J. Nowak, D. Reichling, P. Olds, K. Conwell, C. Meade, F. Berna, J. Puarieau, J. Kolasinski, K. Hagie, M. Wetzel. - . 1 THE '48 HISTORY CLUB One of Messmer's newest clubs got its name from the year Wisconsin entered the union-1848. In their meetings,'48'ers discussed current events, political issues, the United Nations, and similar topics. They toured the city's museums. Out-of- town activities included a trip to Madison to visit the state capitol buildings. In the bus, ready to leave for Madison. CHEMISTRY CLUB A club that really bubbles ltest-tubes notwithstandingl with activity and pro- ducing very tangible results is the Chemis- try Club, The club's advisor, Sister M. Evelyn, has succeeded in conveying a spirit of adventure to the group. Most of the members participated either in the Wis- consin Science Fair, or in the Junior Acad- emy of Science, or in both. Uncounted hours of watching and testing have brought members many coveted honors. On the second Wednesday of each month the members discussed scientists, presented scientific papers, watched scien- tific movies. On the fourth Wednesday, a tour was planned-to the Milwaukee School of Engineering, the A. O. Smith Corporation, and other industrial places of interest. X, . . N,w,,.., .....,.........3.. TABB ENGLISH CLUB At a luncheon party of the Tabb English, members impersonated literary figures or authors. This was one of the social proiects which the club took as its focal point for the year. A Joel Chandler Harris Circle was formed and looked up that author's works and re-told his stories, in an attempt to recapture their charm. Their advisor, Sister M. Monica, is such a lover of nature, that she easily convinced her group that Esta- brook Park was the proper setting to read nature poems. --. ..-.. -Y. .-- - -Y Y ..,.-. --...-,,..--. dent, Kathleen Borse, vicelpresidentp Judy Higgins, secretary, Ed O'Keefe, treasurer. JUNIOR AND SENIOR STUDENT COUNCIL The real work of the Student Council rests with the ideas of the seniors and Juniors. lt is they who most frequently inaugurate plans for school activities, head committees, and steer the many proiects that fill the busy life of each student. Even the general cleanliness of the school and the condition of the grounds become points of business which council members relay to their homerooms. With Sister Antony Mary guiding its decisions, the council renders the school an excellent service. , SENIOR STUCO. Front ww: R. M. Mimwsui qiozp, A. Dittl 1 lI09J, P. Mueller lII6l, C. Thelen lII6l, B. Nevisimal lIO2l, G. Deia l306l. Back: P. Cooper lIO9l, M. A. Romanchek lilly, D. Zdarstek llldl, M. Burnite lII2l. SMOKING COURT After much discussion and hurdling of negative arguments, a long- awaited privilege was finally granted Messmer boys. The smoking com- mittee, headed by Tom Woiciechowski, first-semester school president, worked out a system of permits, behavior, and penalties. Boys may now obtain a permit to smoke on the court during their lunch period. Come snow and freezing weather, or pouring rain, or beautiful sunshine, those who puff, smoke, or drag are sure to be in their newest haunt, dubbed the Plaza Room. JUNIOR STUCO. mm ww. s, Dunn 12135, c. le' WGN-IOWSIKI lIIl, S. Schreiter lJO7l, M. Herman lII7t, P. Olds l202i, E. Rowles l207J, Bock: J. Gromowski fzool, 1. Doolan init. Kfifgf' 4 ,. is I 1 fs . 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F hr. .- W ,au 1 ' - ,M +asZf .,+ ' W g ags. .. 15: . +5432 ,ffm 4: .-1,-w V W X ,U l P J' y 'VI J A 'H Ai., -fo, :Wi- , aaa, ,ful FIDELIS FORENSIC CLUB From the number of finalists the Fidelis Club sent to the Madison tournament in April, the inference unquestionably is that this has been a year of successful speech activities. According to their coach, Sister M. Char- lotte, however, we can measure the club's suc- cess also by intangible things, namely, the desire for self-improvement and growth on the part of the members, coupled with hard work and a spirit of cooperation. This year's group has measured up to that standard. To the finals in Madison on April 16, Mess- mer sent the largest number in the district: six out of seven contestants. Two gold medals and four silver medals were carried off by the six finalists. M. Kramer, L. Siegrist, gold medal, J. McManus, gold medal, E. Malphy, silver medal, J. Doolan, silver medal, J. Jung, silver medal, C. Grab- ner, silver medal. l l OFHCERS. L. Siegrist, president, E. Malphy, secretary-treasurer, J. McManus, vice-president. I SPEAK FOR DEMOCRACY Messmer was also represented in the annual Voice of Democracy Contest, which took place at the Milwaukee Vocational School. The students pictured to the right competed with students from the city schools. Our contestants were: Lewis Leh- man, Gloria Deia, Mario Carini, Rosemary Gas- peretti, Eileen Malphy, and Kathleen Kirwan. TOPS lN SPEECH Laura Siegrist was a guest entertainer at the Army Day Banquet of the Women's Auxiliary of the G.A.R. at the Elk's Club. ln an original oration, The Other Side, Laura brought to the attention of her audience the finer things achieved by youth of today as opposed to deeds of violence by de- linquents. She wound up her speech with a request to consider the Holy Father's four-fold positive program for youth. OTOGRAPHY - SCHOOL SCENES eerleaders lake over during a break in the Breaker Dance. CAMERA CLUB With the guidance of Sister M. Petrine, the Camera Club spends many hours developing, printing, and enlarging pictures. The group holds regular meetings once a month. Staff photographers supply the pictorial coverage of school activities for both Four- square and Capitol. The members also run the proiectors for assembly movies. Some of the members have taken prizes in pho- tographic contests, too. CAMERA ClUB. Bob Pipp, sin Rim., Tom Reis, Mark Scobey, Jerry Smaglick, Rick Rappl, Jim Hoffmann. PROJECTIONISTS. Dick Capella, Ken Schaefer, Mark Scabey, Howard Holtz, Bob Wittig, John Wagner. Unusually serious-faced, Mr. James Spitz heads for his 2:11 class. FOR KEEPS P FOURSQUARE Every Messmerite looked forward to his monthly copy of the Foursquare. And he got it, chock-full of school-events-toecome, honors won, sports accounts, and occasionally a funny story about himself. Backed by the excellent direction of Sister M. Madeleine Sophie and the cooperation of their entire staff, the editors produced a school paper that was anticipated and cherished by everyone. A nice follow-up occurred this year by means of letters from the Principal, short sketches of the coaches, and timely editorials. W Zwdmduzp S. Kub lEditor-in-Chiefl, J. Reis Ukssociute Editorl, J. Aehl lSports Editorl, J. Troka lAssociate Editort. W. Risch lStaff Photographerl, J. Mc- B. Tennessen, D. Hill, and M. Prill Manus and J. Zacher lAd Managersl. lTypistsl. J. Kolasinski and R. lvderus lAssis- tant Editorsl . WRITERS- S. Kraus, J. Jung, K. Kerwin, S. Paquin, D. Schelvan, C. Schueller, P. Cooper, T. Donaikowski, S. Dunn. Seated: K. Corbett lGirIs' Sports Writerl, R. Sobotik lCo-Business Managerl. Standing: V. Haisler ICar1oonistl, J. Smuglik lStoff Photographerl, C. Thelen lCircuIation Monngerl, R. Pipp lStoff Photographerl, J. Filo Curtoonistl, D. Setterlum lCo-Business Monagerl. A ancf ' 46004-ClJ0!JfC!l60!308hiJ COPY WRITER- Earllandreman. 'rv nlrvr , CO'EDlTORS- Bob Kubiak and Ralph Erdtmann. tried Mqry Lgu Thgig and CAPITOL Life at Messmer in new perspective - that is the idea behind the work of this vear's annual. We have to recapture the high spots of the year, to present the pleasant side of school life, to record forever this high-school year. This is your book. We hope you like it. JUNLQR EDITORS. Tom Lorsung and Ronald Wilson. Carol Belstner. eff X ,ck .. I X . W fs, .11 I, X ,s,kt,.: ff-vi . - ' 1.-1113, ...MQ X 'W Li.s Af .W IL :fix :JW 54 5 L.. I 1 ff, 4... L., ad ' 'us alfa' A' 1' .sl f LS' , , a ' .X fi .L :X X f . N Y 'qw v if fiiyymwk x wg' V 5 ' Y ,xi fx-f ' 'x f .xx X XX ix , M . .4 V V. .- 2. W ww Q 'NL Q an llcltkz uf K. :EF we ' if . 0 W' an Y Qu- Q 1 vi I Af if if AQLW ,Q 'wxliaxxvn . Z W ,X ? N My-f , Xf m,, NX,-, X XX f 1'x, -xg. j V Ti .. ax A , ..-Ag X R X 'xl E' X X. . he J V J Q., nl J!! . ., sm JIS!! A A V. Q , 4 51 R I elif In . NK 1 wi - f 1 ,,,. , X X? . + W ... . -5 1 4- tr' -B . fzigff-M' f Y Q i 'Q Qi S- - 2 ffl -:U 1 .. .,'1 'V. 1 ' f . Nw N, f- Q I 'X f 2 -- - fl n f 1 Q ' N k 5 5 e ' 4' .xt -VA J . , ,,x,, .A .,.g A .hkA.V. 4 tv - J , . . ' - K' f 7' if 1 f 1' K Z K' B v, ,, 'VM W W?4W'1'fl+ ' ' , A , --,. .f 5 x ,.-, ff- . gf- gm few? -'A ,1. ' A ' - A' ' ' ' X' 'W 'NW' - f f ' -V M k ' . . . T X .J-h::xL:.1,y4. um, a..s.wQ1asxzSafcv:QiiiSR+g.y.:p1BLa1i1' N xx'iQ11'7A..az-.,..pf1.':LM299Qizvaia Q ief'El4l'f8if'n :fS N1 . 'nf Q 'gy ff. - 4 iss 5' f 3 BASEBALL SQUAD. First row: R. Chmielewski, R. Schaab, N. Corcoran, J. Weida, J. Aehl, E. Kealty, J. Zinecker, R. Capello M. Bodovinac tMunagerl, T. Schramka, T. Kretlow, J. Murphy, W, Wiske, J. Ba-rbera, R. Jung, R. Leising, D. Burg, J. Kotlewski lManagerl. BASEBALL Ace pitching and strong defensive play seem to be the mainstay of this year's team. A solid infield has been built around veterans Jim Aehl, Gene Kealty, and Tom Schramka. An early win over St. Bonaventure's sent the team off to a good start. The other games of the fourteen scheduled provided the Bishops with plenty of action, but a complete list of scores was not available when this book went to print. Dick Capello looks on as Gene Kealty makes the catch. Gene Keolty attempts cl bunt in the St. Bonaventure game Coach Bob Regent gives some timely tips to Neil Corcoranp Coach Norm Domach seems to be won- dering. GOLF Through the efforts of Coach Dick Romanski and Father Schmit, golf was brought out into its own as a maior sport. .W An intramural program was used to determine the team, with the pros demonstrating their skills. The hole-in-one men played eight conference matches and were entered in the state and city tournaments. Home matches were played at Brown Deer Park. Erdtmann, Sobotik, Zdurstek, Holtz. Father Schmil tees off, assisted by Father Doleke and Caddie Dick Romanski. Simota, Barsch, Lohman, Fox, Dienberg. Standing: P. Lohman, H. Holtz, R. Dienberg, T. Simota, R. Fox, R. Erdtmcnn. Down: D. Zdcr- stek, A. Barsch, R. Sobotik. 6 AWARDS Howard Hollz and Bob Hortwig, l955 Bausch and Lomb award. BOOKKEEPING- Elaine Jaschek, slate silver medal in national conlesl. JUNIOR ACADEMY OF SCIENCE. Sfeve gchfeiier, Gordon Folh, Jeanne Hoffmanp Richard Capallo, fifth placeg Bob Harlwig, lhird place. Judge: Dr. John W. Thomson of the Senior Academy ol Science University of Wisconsin nl. i Pol Scholler, Dole Kuj Janis Krisans, Roger Lahm, Kalhy Duero. lDuero and Scholler i received honorable mentions in lhe Milwaukee Journal Caler Conteshl L40 words or morel: L. Herbsl, R. Gagliano, M. Holzem, C. Boch, C. Landkowski, M. Huber, S. Cale, D. Kolling. Huh ,, fr: C. Thelen- llO words per minule. lOO words: J. Parys, C. Pier, M. Meyer, J. Sonnen, R. Luderus, M. Holzem l8Ol, K. Corbell, C. Landkowski 1801, M. Long l80l. Walfzmffamwwdauhawwl, YW Senior Council with Father Kuehn: President Terry Dineen, Vice- president Pat Murphy, Secretary Diana Hill, Treasurer Tom Anderson. - me .qfugfmzmz - ffm ' fvllwfff 6 K Medowweaf Richard Abram Edward James Elizabeth Virginia Ann Adamsky Aehl Albenberger Aldenhoff Aliolo Robert Thomas Richard Suzanne John Allie Anderson Anheier Arnold Aukofer Nancy Thomas Charles Joanne Joel Backes Bahringer Baltes Barbera Barbieri 1, u .cpe 1 u 9, .Uzwmfw , . M, t , .3 x X I. ' 1' V 55 A X J f - f' is 4. 7' Vfx-,. , P . Christine Joanne Patricia Maxine Terrence Barczak Barrett Barry Barzyk Baudhuin A v ' i reiie ' ' 1 K- ing' V I , . r,,,,, , y . ,, L Q r, f ,.. px at - .M ng X' iii ll kit' ., .qw X-. 1' -w N 0 . , - K .Y N c Qu A v A I . Therese Patricia Daniel Carol Mary Baumann Becker Bednarski Belstner Berg Mary Joanne Berger Bernhardt Raymond Betts Bieberstein JCCI! Senior twins, Jeanne and Jim Zainer, spend a quiet evening at home, doing homework, of course! G Seniofzfi ,haha Maria Bilicki Barbara Mary Wayne Gerald Carl Binder Blahowsky Bodwin Brahm Brown Patricia Norbert Gerald Norma Joann Bruce Bruenning Bucher Buchholz Buero Gqle Camille N. Rodney Mary James Bunn-ack Burczyk Burczyk Burnile Cain E X of Judith Robert Paul Patricia Marvin Carson Clancy Cogan Collins Conrad Paul Coogan Phyllis Cooper John Margaret Cronce Czech Barbara Marlene Daley Daniel ,o?,, ,. gi H. . , . l--l ' Q M so iillfwikiis f -' 1 41 H 'WETELQLTIUS5 l 4 fi2s?ig5Sz4S?rf:f?:?f1:, Q, li Kathleen Neil James Corbett Corcoran Crangle Father Kuehn speaks with Chief Duane R, Nichols ol the U S Navy and officers of the various armed forces, who were on lhe roster of speakers for the vocation day, November 19, l I 6401940401 James DUPP Diane Glen Barbara Gloria JameS Davis Dawursk Dean Deia Delaney Theodore Mary Roger Ellyn Terrence Demming De Sio Dienberg Dietrich Dineen Annette George Michael Kathleen William Dittl Doerr Drayna Duero Duquaine 1' Q fl f z l v DI' ' Z fbi' Carol Joseph Ralph Antoinette Thomas Eichenseer Engel Erdtmann Erz Ewens z h '- . ..: Patrick William Jerome Gerald Mary Jo Fettig Figlesthaler Filo Fix Fleischmunn X, , Philip Rita Fortino Fottner 1 Judith Caro' You may wonder, but some day you'Il ride in this handsome Fox Franzen iob of Dick Geltingk. Us that the ice box he's instaIIing?l Kay Frances Regina Diane Rose Mary Dolores Frederick Freyfager Furlmann Gagliano Gehl John Richard Marlene John Nancy Geis Gelting Gilbert Gilleski Gilman Mary Caroline Mary Ann Virginia Richard Goldammer Gromowski Hahn Haisler Haley Siuclemiime IM James Hall Q 'i Ramona Hanley Kay Dennis Halvorson .., if 5 fm, . Katherine Nancy Hannan Hanraha Carol Roben Carol Hapka Hartwig Hauber 'N i 'lb 'G' ,. J .. i.. Q E Michael Patricia Nancy Hayden Heideman Heidemann Rod Burczyk, Janet Thomson, and Corrine Schmidt talk over a n few things with their homeroom teacher, Sister Mary Pauline. X James Haubner 'FQ me . Joan Haufschrld is ' 4315 Jeanette Heindl fl John Heinrich fbd.-Q4 mf alma! Zap Hermine Heisfer Lawrence Germaine Daniel Richard William Michael Held Helfer Hemmeler Hessel Hester Maureen Diana James Jeanne Mary Ann Hickey Hill Hoffmann Hoffmann Hoffmann Howard Lucille Donna Mary Marilyn Holtz Holzbach Honzik Huber lvans 76 Glauea cfzalfenge Jlucfenli inpenui Lorelyn Kleiner Laura Barbara Ronald Diane Suzi Knuese Kolanko Kozik Kronschnabl Kub Geraldine Robert Robert Shirley Mary Ann Kubczak Kubiak Kubis Kuczkowski Kuehne Dale Thomas Roger Earl Myrna Kuiofh Kunkel Lahm Landreman Landreman N 4 E . .sf K Eva Mary Jane Barbara Janet .loan Lapas Laskowski Laubach Laus Leffler gy :. sf? Qs. N 5 in Q-me ' N l .1,x ,.4g,a if ' , A . I ' ' F re-1-we-.ow - Lewis Ronald Geraldine Anne Margaret Lehman Lese Levi Lewandowski Lewandowski Mary Jane Thomas Lewandowski Linke Bernodine Paul Barbara Loubach and Ralph Erdlmunn discover the line poinls Lipinski Lohmann of 34D models made by sludenls of the solid geometry classes. G ,z1mm4mz'4fuzZa4,6' Darlene Lompa Rita Michael Lois Rita Kathleen Luderus Lukach Lustig Lustig Makutz Kathryn Richard Ronald Helen Mary Mason Masters McCann McEviIly McGee Judith James Patricia Lee Nore Richard McManus Meek Melk Mendini Mercier also Robert Leora Mariette Ronald Mary Merschdorf Mertz Meyer Michaud Mickie 6 Rose Marie Helen David Darlene MarY Sue Miszewski Molinski Mucha Mt-I6llef1bCICl1 Mueller Patricia Peter Mueller Mueller James Maureen Father Gunther fassisted by Tom Kesslerl distributes Holy Murphy MUfPhY Communion during Holy Mass in the auditorium, K Patricia Robert Joan Janet Gwendolyn Murphy Murphy Myszewski Nead Neider Joan John Rolf Joan Barbara Netzler Netzler Neuendorf Neuens Nevslmdl Patricia luke Edmund Karen Jane Newman Ney Nielsen O'Hearn Orndorf a af all ggxwski Ronald Judith Ostrowski Paquin Kathleen Corbett and Luke Ney cull on Joe Dorsey, popular gulf WEMP disc iockey. epm . .N Q we W ' ' ,aL Q A 6- hnv , 1 w i p oieo J ' X , , H , T N fe xk N r Leo .Ioan Patricia John Virginia Perdzock Petersen Petersik Pfeifer Pflieger J' 35: E' 3' K i.. -K F W J. 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A I W- Q -ll' 'l Jean Rotfers gage fe Gerald Rohde W 1 A . .4 xii K K , X ,M L Mary Ann Nancy Joyce Romanshek Romanski Roppert Robert Rutchik Rose Ryan Patricia Kenneth Sarnowski Schaefer Robert Schaefer lk Ruthann Schaller if Catherine Schmidt 71 i 51Q?if.4 N We if Corinne Mary Jane A ioint proiect of the senior English clubs featured attendance at the nation-wide, colored TV presentation ol MACBETH at Schmid' Schmid' WTMJ-Tv. 4400: Raheaii gzmeaflaw Rita Schmidt Judith Carol Patricia Thomas Lois Schmitt Schneider Scholler Schramka Schueller Charles Ervin Lois Ronald Helen Schulte Schultz Schultz Schultz Schwab Barbara Kathleen Richard Douglas Russel Schwartz Scully Sears Setterlun Setterlun Beverly Romain Shuda Shuda Laura Siegrist 1 M ff-Q .-c ' A.. Anne Jerome Sindorf Smaglik Eva Eleanor Raymond Joanne Carol Small Snyder Sobotik Sonnen Sozet Bernadette Michael Stegner Stehling Agnes Frederic Steidl Steinlein 'N A few seniors stop to chat with the senior Retreat Master Father Eugene Bleidorn. ' ,Imam fffwfkfefm-mf Christine Stelzl Rose Marie Mariorie Joan Louis Arnold Stetter Stingl Suchocki Sworske Szopinski Marion Elizabeth Walter Mary Louise Claudia Talaikowski Tennessen Tetzlatf Theis Thelen Paula John Janet Jean Michael Thelen Thode Thomson Thomson Tillmann 9 A Y 9 ,. ,r. MH?- ... af' 4 f l,Q'?.f'5 , ki, A , . ,5 X v . , wr IQ 0, f1g,gg.zq.,f,f'i.,, fem. . Q - Wawlfzaiwefnaue ' , wfzaiinwvf? Marion Wiedenhoeft Dean Barbara Roberf Wilkerson Wingenter Wittig Thomas John Mary Ann James Woiciechowski Woods Wozadlo Wrobbel Antoinette Jane Mary James Jeanne Zaborowski Zacher Zagorski Zainer Zdlhel' . 1 ff-wig ., QL, ,r ,LA if 1- Dcrrell Mqnhq Zdcrstek Zunhcmmer Concentration ond experimentation produce interesting and satisfying results in physics class. Graduates' Activities CSMC -Catholic Students' Mission Moi. Maior Sec'y Secretary Cfvwde Min Minor sod. Sodality St d.C.-Std tC 'l HJ -H '0 ' on Order of Business Adminis- Tins O Trzofgrerounc' tration ' M P P d Twp Think, Work, Play Uunior . ' l ' ISCC -International Students' Cor- res res' en Enghsh Club, respondence Club Rep. Representative YCS Young Christian Students Richard Abram. H.R. Pres. 3, Treas. 2, 35 Monitor 3, 45 Varsity Football 45 Mai. Letter 4. Edward Adamsky. Transferred from North Division. Honor Roll l, 4. James Aehl. Honor Roll 25 School Pres. 45 Class Treas. 35 Foursquare 3, 45 Monitor 3, 45 Baseball 2, 3, 45 Boxing Champ 25 Min. Letter 2, 35 Mai. Letter 3, 45 Varsity Football 3, 45 Acolyte 4. Elizabeth Albenberger. Foursquare 25 Talent Show 35 Basketball 35 Bowling 25 YCS 4. Virginia Aldenhoft. Sod.5 CSMC. Ann Alioto. ISCC5 OBA. Robert Allie. Sod.5 CSMC. Thomas Anderson. H.R. Pres. l, 25 Senior Class Treas.5 Foursquare5 Monitor 3, 45 Boxing 2, 3, 45 Mai. Letter 4. Richard Anheier. Acolyte 25 Varsity Football 45 Min. Letter 35 Mai. Letter 4. Suzanne Arnold. Honor Roll 35 CSMC V.P. John Aukofer. H.R. Treas. 25 Sod. Rep. l5 Camera Club 3, 45 Acolyte 2, 3, 45 Cheerleader 3, 45 The Curious Savage 5 Mai. Letter 35 Chorus I. Nancy Backes. Chorus l. Thomas Bahrlnger. H.R. Pres. 3, V.P. 45 German Club Pres. 35 Chorus l, 2, 35 Moi. Letter 35 Meet Arizona. Charles Baltes. Sod.5 CSMC. Joanne Barbera. H.R. Pres. 2, Sec'y 45 Braille Club 25 Basketball 35 Bowling 35 Honor Roll 2, 3. Joel Barbieri. Class Treas. 25 H.R. Pres. 2, 3, 45 Chorus l. Christine Barczak. Sod.5 CSMC. Joanne Barrett. Forensics 35 Volleyball 2, 35 Senior Leader. Patricia Barry. Honor Roll 2, 3, 45 H.R. V.P. 25 Stud. Co. Rep. 25 Library Club 2, 3, 4. Maxine Barzyk. Honor Roll 25 Basketball 2, 35 Volleyball 2, 3. Terrence Baudhuin. Honor Roll 25 Band 2, 3, 45 Monitor 3, 45 Talent Show 35 The Curious Savage 5 Min. Letter 35 Mai. Letter 4. Therese Baumann. H.R. Sec'y 2. Patricia Becker. School V.P.5 H.R. V.P. 35 Stud. Co. Rep. 45 Sod. Rep. 25 Braille Club 35 Bowling 3. Daniel Bednarski. Monitor 3, 4. Carol Belstner. Honor Roll l, 2, 3, 45 Latin Club Sec'y 45 Pan- American Club V.P. 45 Capitol Business Mgr. 45 Chorus l, 2, 3, 45 Volleyball l, 25 Bowling 2, 35 Cup and Chaucer V.P.-Treas 45 Mai. Letter 4. Mary Berg. H.R. Sec'y I5 Sod. Treas. l5 Foursquare 45 Chorus lg Basketball 2, 35 Volleyball 2, 35 Bowling 2, 3. Mary Berger. Honor Roll 3. Joanne Bernhardt. Sod.5 CSMC. Raymond Betts. TWP English Club Treas. Joan Bieberstein. Honor Rall l. Maria Bilicki. H.R. Treas. l, V.P. 35 Braille Club 25 Bowling 3, 4. Barbara Binder. H.R. V.P. I5 Sod. Rep. 'li Chorus l. Mary Blahowsky. Chorus 2, 3, 4. Wayne Bodwin. Sod.5 CSMC. Gerald Brahrn. Sod.5 CSMC. Carl Brown. Honor Roll 25 Stud. Co. Rep. 2, 35 Chemistry Club Treas. 3. Patricia Bruce. Honor Roll l, 2, 3, 45 Sod. Prefect5 Braille Club 25 Chorus l, 2, 3, 45 JHF Biology Club OtTicer5 Mai. Letter 4. Norbert Bruenning. Monitor 3, 4. Gerald Bucher. CSMC Rep. 4. Norma Buchholz. Sod.5 CSMC. Joann Buero. Honor Roll 35 Braille Club 2, 3, 45 Basketball 35 Volleyball 2, 35 Bowling 3. Gale Buntrock. H.R. Sec'y 25 CSMC Rep. 2. Camille Burczyk. Sod.5 CSMC. N. Rodney Burczyk. H.R. Pres. 3, 45 Acolyte 35 Varsity Football 2, 35 Varsity Basketball 2, 35 Mai. Letter 35 Min. Letter 2. Mary Burnite. Honor Roll I, 2, 3, 45 YCS5 Sod. Rep. 35 Stud. Co. Rep. 45 Pan-American Club Sec'y 45 Chorus I, 2, 3, 45 Mai. Letter 4. James Cain. H.R. Treas. 4. Judith Carson. Honor Roll l, 2, 3, 45 H.R. Sec'y 25 Braille Club 2. Robert Clancy. Band 2. Paul Cogan. Chorus I5 CSMC Rep. 4. Patricia Collins. Capitol 45 Chorus l, 2, 35 Volleyball 25 Bowling 2, 3. Marvin Conrad. Honor Roll 2. Paul Coogan. Honor Roll 2, 35 Monitor 3, 4. Phyllis Cooper. Honor Roll l, 2, 3, 45 School V.P. 45 Library Club 2, 3, 45 Foursquare 3, 45 Chorus lg Bowling 3. Kathleen Corbett. Honor Roll 35 H.R. V.P. 45 Chorus lg Bowling 3, 4. Nell Corcoran. H.R. Pres. 45 Chorus 25 Varsity Football 2, 45 Min. Letter 25 Mai. Letter 45 Baseball 3. James Crangle. H.R. Treas. 2, Varsity Football 2, 3, Min. Letter 2, 3. John Cronce. H.R. Pres. 3, 4, Chorus 3, Monitor 3, 4, Acolyte 2, 3, 4, Varsity Football 3, 4, Moi. letter 4, Min. letter 3, Boxing 2, 3, Barter. Margaret Czech. Honor Roll l, 2, 3, H.R. V.P. 2, Chorus 1, Bowling 3, 4, Braille Club 2, YCS 4. Barbara Daley. H.R. Otticer 2, Chorus I, Volleyball 2. Marlene Daniel. CSMC Rep. 4, Senior Leader. James Dapp. Honor Roll l, Forensics 2, Chorus l, Boxing 3, Boxing Champ 3. Diane Davis. Honor Roll 3, CSMC Rep. 2, Braille Club 3, 4. Glen Dawursk. Library Club 2, Chorus l, Monitor 2, 3, 4. Barbara Dean. Class V.P. 2, Bowling 2, 3, Senior leader. Gloria Deia. Honor Roll 'l, 2, 3, Stud. Co. 4, Chorus 2, 3, Talent Show, Basketball 3, 4, Volleyball 2, 3, 4, Water Pageant 3, 4. James Delaney. Sad. Rep. 4, library Club 2, 3, 4, Acolyte 2, 3, 4, Mai. Letter 3. Theodore Demming. Sod., CSMC. Mary De Slo. Honor Roll 2, 3, 4, Sod. Rep. 4, Library Club 2, 3, 4, Chorus 4, Water Pageant 3, 4, YCS 3, 4. Roger Dienberg. Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, Monitor 3, 4, Acolyte 2, 3, 4. Ellyn Dietrich. Chorus i. Terrence Dlneen. H.R. Otticer 2, Varsity Football 2, 3, 4, Mai. Letter 3, 4, Min. Letter 2, Baseball 3, Galt 3, Boxing 2, 3, Boxing Champ 3. Annette Dlttl. Stud. Co. Rep. 4, Chorus 'l, Girls' Basketball 3, Volleyball 3, Bowling 3, Water Ballet 4. George Doerr. Stud. Co. Rep. 2, Monitor 3, 4, Acolyte 2, 3, 4, Varsity Football 2, 3, 4, Moi. Letter 3, 4, Min. letter 2, Barter, Michael Drayna. Class Treas. 2, H.R. Treas. 2, Chorus l, Monitor 4. Kathleen Duero. H.R. V.P. 3. Wllllam Duquaine. H.R. Pres. 2, Acolyte, Varsity Football 2, 3, 4, Varsity Basketball 3, 4, Mai. letter 3, 4, Min. Letter 2. Carol Elchenseer. Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4. Joseph Engel. Chorus l, Monitor 3, 4. Ralph Erdtmann. Honor Roll I, 2, 3, 4, Senior Council Rep. 4, H.R. Treas. l, Capitol 3, Co-Editor 4, Golf 3, 4, Monitor 3, 4. Antoinette Eu. Honor Roll 2, 3, 4, H.R. Pres. l, V.P. 2, 4, German Club Treas. 4, Braille Club 2, Foursquare 4, Chorus i, 2, Biology Club Sec'y-Treas. 2. Thomas Ewens. Monitor 3, 4, Acolyte 3, 4, Boxing 3. Patrick Fettig. Transferred trom St. Benedict High School, Strasburg, N. Dak. Sod. V.P. 4, Biology Club Pres. 3. Wllllam Figlesthaler. H.R. Treas. 2, Mai. Letter 4, Galt 3, Boxing 2. Jerome Filo. Honor Roll l, 2, 3, 4, H.R. Pres. 2, 3, Treas. 4. Gerald Fix. Band 2, 3, Boxing 2. Mary Jo Fleischmann. H.R. Treas. 2, Braille Club 2. Philip Fortino. H.R. Treas. 2, 3, Sod. Rep. 2, Acolyte 2, 3. Rita Fottner. Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4. Judith Fox. Sod., CSMC. Carol Franzen. H.R. V.P. 2, 3, Sec'y 2, Band 2, 3, 4, Mai. Letter 4, Min. Letter 3, Borter. Kay Frederick. H.R. Sec'y 2, Chorus l. Regina Freytager. Library Club 3, 4, Chorus l, OBA, ISCC. Diane Furtmann. Honor Roll l, 2, Chorus l, Basketball 3, 4, Volley- ball 'l, 3, Bowling 2, 3, 4. Rose Mary Gagliano. Honor Roll 1, 3, 4, Chorus l, Braille Club 3, 4, YCS, H.R. Pres. 2, V.P. 1, Barter, Dolores Gehl. Transferred from Edgewood, Madison. H.R. V.P. 4, Volleyball 2. John Geis. Boxing 2, 4. Richard Getting. Stud. Co. Rep. 4. Marlene Gilbert. Honor Roll I, 2, 3, 4, Sod. Rep. 4, Chorus l, Stage Crew 4, English Club Sec'y 3. John Gilleski. H.R. Pres. 4. Nancy Gilman. Braille Club 2. Mary Goldammer. Braille Club 2, Bowling 3. Caroline Gromowski. Library Club 3, 4. Mary Ann Hahn. Honor Roll 2, Braille Club 3, Chorus i. Virginia Haisler. Honor Roll 2, 3, Braille Club 3, 4, Foursquare 4. Richard Haley. Monitor 3, 4, Boxing 2. James Hall. Transferred from St. Francis Minor Seminary. H.R. Pres. 4, Boxing 3. Kay Dennis Halvorson. Braille Club 2. Ramona Hanley. Honor Roll 2, 3, H.R. Sec'y 2, 3, Braille Club 2, 3, Basketball 2, Bowling 3, 4. Katherine Hannon. Honor Roll 3, Library Club 3, 4, Chorus I, Pan- American Club Otticer 3, Baseball 2, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Volleyball 2, 3, 4, Bowling 2, 3, 4. Nancy Hanrahan. H.R. V.P. l, CSMC Rep. 3, 4, Chorus l, YCS. Carol Hapka. Honor Roll 2, 3, 4, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Chemistry Club Otticer 4, Braille Club 2, Mai. Letter 4. Robert Hartwig. Honor Roll l, 2, 3, 4, H.R. Treas. 3, Stud. Co. Rep. 2, Monitor 3. Carol Hauber. Honor Roll 3, H. R. Sec'y 3, CSMC Sec'y, Bowling 3, 4. James Haubner. Sod., CSMC. Joan Haufschild. Honor Roll 2, 3, 4, Sod. Rep. 3, Braille Club 2, Bowling 3. Michael Hayden. Boxing 2. Patricia Heideman. Honor Roll 2, H. R. Pres. 3, Pan-American Club, Cup and Chaucer , Bowling 3, Water Pageant 3, Talent Show. Nancy Heidemann. Braille Club 3, Bowling 3. Jeanette Heindl. Honor Roll 1, 3, 4, H.R. V.P. 2, Sec'y 1, Sod. Rep. 3, YCS 4. John Heinrich. Sod., CSMC. Hermlne Heister. Honor Roll 3, H.R. Sec'y 4, CSMC Rep. 2, Braille Club 3, Forensics 3, Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Volley- Boll 2, 3, 4, Bowling 3, 4. Lawrence Held. Transferred from St. Mary's, Menomonee Falls. Sod., CSMC. Germaine Helter. Sod., CSMC. Daniel Hemmeter. Sod., CSMC. Richard Hessel. H.R. Treas. 2, Stud. Co. Rep. 2, CSMC. Rep. 3. William Michael Hester. H.R. Pres. 4, Monitor 3, 4, Varsity Manager 4, Min. Letter 2, Mai. Letter 4. Maureen Hickey. H.R. Sec'y 3, CSMC Rep. 2, Sod. Rep. 3, Chorus 1, Basketball 3. Diana Hill. Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4, H.R. Sec'y 2, 3, Braille Club 3, Forensics 3, Foursquare 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3, Basketball 2, 3, Bowling 2, 3, Volleyball 2, 3. James Hoffmann. Camera Club 3, 4, Monitor 3, 4, The Curious Savage. Jeanne Hoffmann. Honor Roll l, 2, 3, 4, Class Sec'y 2, H.R. Pres. 1, Sec'y 4, CSMC Rep. 4, Forensics 3, Foursquare 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, YCS 1, 2, 3, 4. Mary Ann Hottmann. Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4, H.R. V.P. 2, Chorus ', 2, 3, 4, YCS 2, 3, 4, Mai. Letter 4. Howard Holtz. Camera Club 3, Monitor 3, Stage Crew 3, 4, Golf 3. Lucille Holzbach. CSMC Rep. 2, Senior Leader, ISCC, Pan-American Club 4. Donna Honzik. Sod., CSMC. Mary Huber. Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4, CSMC Rep. 4, Braille Club 3, 4, Forensics 3, Braille Club Treas. 4. Marilyn lvans. Senior Council Rep., CSMC Rep. 3, Chorus 4. Elaine Jaschek. CSMC Rep. 2, Chorus l, Bowling 2, 3. Patricia Jaschek. Chorus 1, Bowling 2, 3. Terrence Jeffords. H.R. Pres. 2, Treas. 4, Varsity Football 3, 4, Min. Letter 2, 3, Mai. Letter 4, Boxing 2, 3, Boxing Champ 3, Barter, Robert Johnson. Golf 3, Boxing 2, 3, Boxing Champ 2. Janet Kalisz. Honor Roll 3. Q Rita Kaminski. Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, Stud. Co. Rep. 2, Braille Club 3, Chorus 2, Volleyball 3. James Kasten. H.R. Pres. 4, Chorus 2, 3, Band 2, 3, 4, Meet Arizona , Talent Show, Mai. Letter 3, 4, Min. Letter 2, 3. Marlene Katzer. Braille Club 2, Forensics 1, Chorus 1, Bowling 2. Eugene Kealty. H.R. Oflicer 2, Varsity Football 3, 4, Varsity Basket- ball 2, 3, 4, Mai. Letter 3, 4, Min. Letter 2, Baseball 2, 4, Boxing 2, Boxing Champ 2. Karol Keller. Braille Club 2, Chorus 1, Basketball 3, 4, Volleyball 3, 4, Water Pageant 3, 4, Senior Leader, Cheerleader 3, 4. Marie Kenda. Sod., CSMC. Thomas Kessler. Honor Roll 2, H.R. Pres. 2, CSMC Rep. 3, CSMC Pres. 4, Chorus 3, Monitor 3, 4, Acolyte 3, 4, Sacristan 4. Barbara Kiedrowski. CSMC Rep. 4, Library Club 3, 4, Chorus 1, Bowling 4, YCS 4. Joan Klainot. Braille Club 2. Lorelyn Kleiner. CSMC Rep. 3, Cup and Chaucer Sec'y, Bowling 3, 4, Messmer League Pres. 4, Basketball 4. Laura Knuese. Braille Club 3. Barbara Kolanko. H.R. Sec'y 3, Library Club 2, 3, 4, Foursquare 4, Volleyball 2, 3, 4. Ronald Kozik. Monitor 3, 4, Moi. Letter. Diane Krenschnabl. H.R. Pres. 1, V.P. 1, 2, Camera Club 2, 3, Chorus 1, 2, 4, Mai. Letter 3, Bowling 3, Cheerleader 3, 4. Suzi Kub. H.R. Sec'y 3, German Club Ohlcer 2, Foursquare 2, Assistant Editor 3, Editor-in-Chiet 4, Chorus 1, Press Club 3, 4. Geraldine Kubczak. Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4, Sod. Rep. 4, Braille Club 3. Robert Kubiak. Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4, H.R. Pres. 3, Treas. 1, 2, 4, Capitol 3, Co-Editor 4, Monitor 3, 4. Robert Kubis. Monitor 3, 4. Shirley Kuczkowski. Sod., CSMC. Mary Ann Kuehne. H.R. V.P. 3, 4, Stud. Co. Rep. 3, German Club Officer 3. Dale Kuloth. H.R. Pres. 4, Stud. Co. Rep. 3, Sod. Rep. 1, 2, Sec'y 1, Treas. 4, Pan-American Club Treas. 2, 3, Pres. 4, Varsity Football 3, 4, Min. Letter 3, Mai. Letter 4, Boxing 2, 4, Art Club Pres. 2, 3. Thomas Kunkel. Chorus 1. Roger Lahm. H.R. Treas. 2, 3, 4. Earl Landremon. Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4, H.R. Pres. 1, Treas. 2, Stud. Co. Rep. 3, Capitol 4, Monitor 3, 4. Myrna Landreman. Honor Roll 3, 4, Forensics 3, 4,-Chorus 1, 3, Basketball 3, Bowling 2, 3, Water Pageant 3, Senior Leader, YCS, Barter. Eva Lapas. Chorus 2, 3, 4, Pan-American Club. Mary Jane laskowski. Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4, Library Club 2, 3, 4, Bowling 3. Barbara Laubach. Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4, H.R. V.P. 3, Braille Club 2, Forensics 1, 3, 4, Fidelis Forensics Club V.P., Chorus 1, 2, Talent Show 3, Bowling 2, YCS 4, Barter. Janet Laus. Class Sec'y 1, Chorus 1, Basketball 3, Bowling 3. .loan Leltler. Transferred from Holy Angels. Sod., CSMC. Lewis Lehman. School Treos., H.R. Pres. l, 2, 3, CSMC Rep. 2, Acolyte 2, 3, 4, Boxing 2, 3. Ronald Lese. H.R. Treas. 2, CSMC Rep., Sod. Rep. Geraldine Levi. Transferred from Aquinas High, La Crosse. Class Sec'y 2, Chorus 1. Anne Lewandowski. Honor Roll l, 2, Forensics 3. Margaret Lewandowski. Braille Club 2. Mary Jane Lewandowski. Honor Roll l, 2, 3, 4, Sod. Rep. 4, Braille Club 2, Chorus 2, Bowling 4, Basketball 4. Thomas Linke. Varsity Football 3, 4, Min. Letter 3, Mai. Letter 4, Boxing 2, 3. Bernadine Lipinski. Honor Roll l, 2, 3, 4. Paul Lehmann. Transferred from Sl. Mary's, Menomonee Falls. H.R. Pres. l, Varsity Football I, 2 lat St. Mary'sl, Mai. Letter l, 2. Darlene Lompa. Honor Roll l, H.R. Sec'y l, Chorus l, Basketball l, Volleyball l. Rita Luderus. Honor Roll 2, 3, H.R. V.P. 3, Foursquare Assistant Editor 4, Chorus 2, 3, Volleyball 3, Basketball 3. Michael Lukach. H.R. Treos. 2, CSMC Rep. 3. Lols Lustlg. Chorus l, 2, 3, TWP English Club V.P. Rita Lustlg. Chorus l. Kathleen Makutx. Sod. Rep. 2, Braille Club 3, Chorus l, 3, 4. Kathrvn Mason. Honor Roll l, 2, Braille Club 2, Forensics 3, Chorus l, Bowling 3, Volleyball 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Senior leader 4. Richard Masters. Varsity Football 2, 3, 4, Mai. Letter 3, 4, Min. Letter 3, Boxing 2, 3. Ronald McCann. Stud. Co. Rep. 3. Helen McEvilIy. Honor Roll 3, H.R. V.P. 2, Sad. Rep. 2, Library Club l, 2, 3, Pres. 4, Forensics 3, 4, Chorus l, 2, 3. Mary McGee. Honor Roll l, 2, 3, 4, Sod. Rep. 4. Judith McManus. Honor Roll 2, 3, 4, Senior Council Rep., H.R. Sec'y 4, Sod. Rep. 4, Forensics 4, Foursquare 4, Chorus 2, 3, Basket- ball 2, 3, Volleyball 2, 3, Bowling 3. James Meek. Sod., CSMC. Patricia Melk. Bowling 3. Lee Nore Mendini. Honor Roll 3, 4, H.R. V.P. 3, CSMC Rep. 3, V.P. 4, Bowling 3, 4, Basketball 4. Richard Mercier. H.R. Pres. l, Treas. 3, Acolyte 2, 3, 4. Robert Merschdorf. Sod., CSMC. Leora Mertz. H.R. Sec'y 2, Sod. Rep. 2, Basketball 3, Volleyball 3, swung 3, 4. Mariette Meyer. Honor Roll l, 2, 3, Braille Club 3, Chorus 1. Ronald Michaud. Chorus 3, Band 4, Monitor 3, 4, Boxing 2. Mary Mickie. Stud. Co. Rep. 3, Sod. Rep. 2, Chorus 1, Bowling 2, 3, 4, Senior Leader. Rose Marie Miszewski. Class Sec'y l, H.R. V.P. 3, Sec'y I, Treos. 2, Stud. Co. Rep. 4, CSMC Rep. 2, Sod. Rep. l, 2, Braille Club 3, Chorus l, 2, Volleyball 2, Bowling 3, 4, Basketball 2. Helen Molinski. Braille Club 3, Chorus 2, 3, Baseball 2, Volleyball 2. David Mucha. Sod., CSMC. Darlene Muellenbach. Transferred from Sl. Mory's, Menomonee Falls. Honor Roll l, 2, Capitol 4, Chorus l, 2, 4, Bowling 3, Mai. Letter 4. Mary Sue Mueller. Sod., CSMC. Patricia Mueller. H.R. Pres. 2, Sec'y l, Stud. Co. Rep. 4, Senior Leader. Peter Mueller. H.R. Pres. 2, Treos. 2. James Murphy. School Treos. 4, Varsity Football 4, Mai. letter 3, Baseball 3, Boxing 2, 3, 4, Boxing Champ 2, 3. Maureen Murphy. Honor Roll 2, 3, Volleyball 2. Patricia Murphy. Senior Class V.P., H.R. Sec'y 4, Sod. Rep. 2, Forensics 3, Chorus I, 2, Basketball 2, 3, Volleyball 2, Bowling 3. Robert Murphy. H.R. Treas. 2. .loan Myszewski. Honor Roll l, 2, 3, Sod. Rep. 3, Basketball 2, 3, Volleyball 2, 3. Janet Nead. Bowling 3, 4. Gwendolyn Neider. Chorus l, 2, 3, Talent Show, Basketball 3, 4, Bowling 2, 3, Volleyball 4. Jean Netsler. Honor Roll 2, 3, H.R. V.P. 2, 3, 4, Braille Club 3. John Netzler.' Honor Roll l, 2, H.R. Pres. 4, Treos. l, 2, 3, Chorus l, Monitor 3, 4. Rolf Neuendorf. H.R. Pres. l, Treas. l, Monitor 3, 4, Stage Crew 4, Min. letter 3, 4, Red Cross Rep. 4. Joan Neuens. H.R. V.P. 4, Chorus l, Volleyball l, Bowling 3, 4. Barbara Nevsimal. Honor Roll 2, Stud. Co. Rep. 4, Braille Club Sec'y 3, Chorus l, Volleyball I. Patricia Newman. Honor Roll l, 2, 3, School Sec'y 4, H.R. V.P. 2, 4, Braille Club 2, Chorus 1, Bowling 3, 4, Senior Leader, YCS, School Sec'y 4. Luke Ney. Honor Roll l, 2, 3, 4, CSMC Treos., H.R. Pres. 3. Edmond Nielsen. Honor Roll l, 2, 3, 4, H.R. Pres. 3, I-M Basketball Champs 2. Karen O'Hearn. Band 4, Mai. Letter 4. Jane Orndorf. H.R. V.P. 2, Girls' Basketball 2. Dave Ostrowski. H.R. Treas. 4, Monitor 3. Ronald Ostrowski. H.R. Treas. 2, Chorus l. Judith Paquin. Sod. Rep. 3, Foursquare 4. Judith Parys. Honor Roll l, 2, 3, 4, Braille Club 2. Suzy Pepin. H.R. Sec'y 4. Leo Perdzock. H.R. Treas. 4, Stud. Co. Rep. 4, Chorus l, Boxing 4. Joan Petersen. Honor Roll l, 2, 3, 4, Braille Club 3. Patricia Petersik. H.R. V.P. 2, Sec'y 3, 4. John Pfeifer. H.R. Treas. 4, Stud. Co. Rep. 3, 4, CSMC Rep. 2, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Acolyte 2, Meet Arizona , The Curious Savage , Mai. Letter 3. Virginia Ptlieger. Honor Roll l, 2, Stud. Co. Rep. 3, Chorus l, Basketball 2, 3, Volleyball 2, 3, Bowling 2, 3, 4, Water Pageant 2, 3, Forensics 3. Carol Piaskowski. Honor Roll l, Braille Club 2, Foursquare 4, Chorus l, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Volleyball 3, 4, Bowling 3, 4, YCS. Charlotte Pier. Stud. Co. Rep. 2, Braille Club 2, Chorus l. Joyce Pietz. CSMC Rep. 4, Library Club 2, 3, 4, Bowling 4, Basket- ball 4, English Club 4. Robert Pipp. H.R. Pres. 3, Treas. 2, Camera Club 3, 4. Danene Polacheck. CSMC Rep. 3, Chorus l, 2, Basketball 3, 4, Bowling 3, 4. Thomas Poplin. H.R. Pres. 2. Mary Prlll. Honor Roll l, 2, 3, H.R. Sec'y 4, Foursquare 4, Chorus 2, Basketball 2, 4, Volleyball 3, 4, Bowling 3, 4. Norlta Pruden. Sod. Rep. 4. Carol Przybylowski. Braille Club 2, Chorus 2, Stage Crew 4. Donald Puliatlto. Chorus 2, 3, Meet Arizona , Moi. Letter 3. Jeanette Radtke. Honor Roll l, 2, Bowling 3. Paul Raiski. Pan-American Club Treas. 4. Thomas Rauen. Monitor 3, Boxing 2. Ann Rauguth. Bowling 4, Senior Leader. Barbara Rehorst. H.R. V.P l, Sod. Rep. l, Chorus l. .loan Reis. Honor Roll 2, 3, H.R. V.P. 3, Stud. Co. Rep. l, Foursquare 3, 4, Associate Editor 4, Chorus l, Bowling 2, 3, 4, Bowling Club V.P. 2, 3. James Reynolds. H.R. Treas. 2, Boxing 2. Robert Rlck. Sod., CSMC. Robert Rinzel. Transferred from St. Francis Seminary. Sod., CSMC. William Risch. Camera Club 3, 4, Monitor 3, Stall Photographer for Foursquore, Capitol. Barbara Roerner. Sod. Rep. 3, 4, Braille Club 2, H.R. Sec'y 4. Jean letters. Honor Roll l, 2, 3, 4, H.R. Sec'y, Gerald Rohde. H.R. V.P. l. Mary Ann Romonshek. Honor Roll l, 2, 3, H.R. V.P. 4, Stud. Co. Rep. 4, Braille Club 3. Nancy Romanski. H.R. V.P. l, Sec'y 2, 3, Chorus 2, 3, Bowling 3. Joyce Roppert. Honor Roll l, Braille Club 2, Bowling 4. Robert Rutchik. Honor Roll l, 2, 3, Camera Club 3, Foursquare 4, Monitor 3, 4. Rose Ryan. CSMC Rep. 2, Braille Club 3, Basketball 2, 4, Volley- ball 2, 3, Bowling 2, 3, 4. Patricia Sarnowski. Honor Roll 3, Stud. Co. Rep. 2. Kenneth Schaefer. Stage Crew 3, 4, Chemistry Club Officer 4. Robert Schaefer. H.R. V.P. 2, Treas. 3, Boxing 2. Ruthann Schaller. Honor Roll l, 2, 3, 4, H.R. Sec'y 2, Braille Club 2, Chorus l, Basketball 2, Bowling 3, YCS. Catherine Schmidt. Honor Roll l, 2, 3, 4, Sod. Sec'y, Braille Club 3, 4, Forensics 3, Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, Water Pageant 3. Corinne Schmidt. Honor Roll 3, H.R. Treas. 2, Chorus l. Mary Jane Schmidt. Chorus 4. Rita Schmidt. Honor Roll l, 2, 3, 4, Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, Talent Show, Mai. Letter 3, Orgonist. Judith Schmidt. Sod., CSMC. Carol Schneider. Talent Show. Patricia Scholler. Honor Roll l. Thomas Schramka. Class Pres. l, H.R. Pres. l, Monitor 3, 4, Varsity Basketball 3, 4, Mai. Letter 3, 4, Min. letter 2, Baseball 3, 4. Lois Schueller. Sod., CSMC. Charles Schulte. Stud. Co. Rep. 4. Ervin Schultz. Sod., CSMC. Lois Schultz. Honor Roll l, 2, 3, 4, Stud. Co. Rep, 3, Braille Club 2, Chorus l, 2, Water Pageant 3, 4, Senior leoder. Ronald Schultz. H.R. Treas. 3, Acolyte 2, 3, 4, Varsity Football 4, Boxing Champ 3, Mai. Letter 4. Helen Schwab. Honor Roll 2, 3, H.R. Sec'y 2, 3, Library 2, 3, 4. Barbara Schwartz. Honor Roll l, 2, 3, 4, Volleyball 2. Kathleen Scully. H.R. V.P. 3, Pan-American Club V.P. 3, Basketball 3, Bowling 3. Richard Sears. H.R. Pres. 3, 4, Band 4. Douglas Setterlun. CSMC Rep. 3, Foursquare 4. Russel Setterlun. CSMC, Sod. Beverly Shuda. Braille Club 3. Romain Shuda. Braille Club 3, Volleyball 3. Laura Siegrist. Honor Roll I, 2, 3, 4, CSMC Rep. 3, 4, Forensics 3, 4, Chorus I, 2, 3, Bowling 3, 4, YCS 3, 4. Anne Sindorf. Sod., CSMC. Jerome Smaglik. Stud. Co. Rep. 2, Camera Club 2, 3, 4, Talent Show, Moi. Letter 3, Capitol and Foursquare Photographer, Honor Roll 2. Eva Small. Sod. Rep. 3. Eleanor Snyder. Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 1. Raymond Sobotik. Foursquare 4, Monitor 3, 4, Varsity Manager 4, Min. Letter 3, Mai. Letter 4, Golf 3, Boxing 2. Joanne Sonnen. Honor Roll 3. Carol Solet. Honor Roll 1, Baseball 4, Basketball 3, 4, Volleyball 3, 4, Red Cross Rep. 2. Bemadette Stegner. Sod., CSMC. Michael Stehllng. Sod., CSMC. Agnes Steldl. Stud. Co. Rep. 4. Frederic Steinlein. Band 2, 3, 4, Talent Show, Mai. Letter 4, Min. Letter 3. Christine Stelxl. Bowling 4. Rose Marle Stetter. H.R. Treas. 2. Marlorie Stingl. Sod. Rep. 2, 3, 4, Braille Club 2, Chorus 2, Band 2, 3, 4, Mai. Letter 4, Min. Letter 3, Bowling 3, 4. Joan Suchocki. Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4, H.R. Sec'y 3, YCS. Louis Sworske. Braille Club 2, 3, 4, Acolyte 2, 3, 4, Golf 3. Arnold Szopinski. H.R. Treas. 4, Stage Crew 4, Talent Show. Marlon Talalkowski. Chorus 2, Bowling 4. Elizabeth Tennessen. Honor Roll 1, 2, Class Sec'y 3, H.R. V.P. 3, 4, English Club V.P. 4, Foursquare 4, Chorus 4, Orchestra 1, Baseball 2, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Volleyball 2, 3, 4, Bowling 2, 4. Walter Tetzlaft. Monitor 2, 3, 4. Mary Louise Thels. H.R. Sec'y 2, Capitol Business Mgr. 4, Red Cross Rep. 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3, Volleyball 2, Bowling 2, Bowling Club Sec'y 3. Claudia Thelen. Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4, School Sec'y 4, H.R. V.P. 3, Stud. Co. Rep. 3, CSMC Rep. 2, Sod. Rep. 2, Braille Club 2, Foursquare 3, 4, Chorus 1, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Volleyball 3, 4, Bowling 3, 4. Paula Thelen. H.R. V.P. 2, Basketball 2, 3, Volleyball 2, 3, Bowling 3, 4, Water Pageant 3, 4, Senior Leader. John Thode. Mai. Letter 4, Boxing 2, 3, 4, Boxing Champ 2, 3, Varsity Football 4. Janet Thomson. H.R. V.P. 2, Basketball 3, Bowling 2, 3, Red Cross Rep. 4. Jean Thomson. H.R. V.P. 4, Sec'y 3, Chorus 1, Basketball 2, 4, Volleyball 2, 4, Bowling 2, 3, Senior Leader. Mlchael Tlllmanrl. Honor Roll 1, Class Pres. 3, H.R. Treas. l, Sec'y 3. John Troka. H.R. Pres. l, Library Club 2, 3, Foursquare 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3, Monitor 3, 4, Acolyte 2, 3, 4, Meet Arizona , Mai. Letter 3, 4, Boxing 2, 3, Barter. Marilyn Turkowltch. Honor Roll 3, Forensics 3, Volleyball 2, Bowling 4. Janice Ubert. Sod., CSMC. Raymond Uhler. H.R. Pres. 3, Monitor 3, 4, Varsity Football 3, 4, Min. Letter 3, Mai. Letter 4. Rosemary Ulicki. Braille Club 3, Volleyball 3. Bernard Vann. Stud. Co. Rep. 2, Band 2, 3, 4, Min. Letter 3. Barbara Volk. H.R. V.P. 2, Sec'y 3, CSMC Rep. 2, Chorus 4. Judith Waite. Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4, Sod. Rep. 2, German Club Otflcer. Catherine Walczak. Honor Roll 1, Bowling 2, 3. Janet Waldschmidt. Honor Roll 3, H.R. Sec'y 4, Braille Club 3, Band 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, Volleyball 2, 3, Bowling 4, Water Pageant 3. Mary Weber. Honor Roll 3, Forensics 3, Baseball 4, Basketball 4, Volleyball 4, Bowling 2, 3, Water Pageant 3, 4, Senior Leader. Marilyn Westerhausen. H.R. Sec'y 2, Basketball 4, Bowling 2, 3, 4, Senior Leader. Eileen Whitney. Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4, Foursquare 3, 4, Chorus 1, Bowling 4. Elroy Widhammer. Acolyte 2, 3, Camera Club 2. Marion Wiedenhoeft. Sod., CSMC. Dean Wilkerson. Sod., CSMC. Barbara Wingenter. Baseball 4, Basketball 4, Volleyball 4, Bowling 2, 3, 4, Water Pageant 3, 4, Senior leader. Robert Wittig. Acolyte 3, 4, Stage Crew 3, 4, Stage Manager 4. Thomas Wolciechowski. Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, School Pres. 4, Class Pres. 1, 2, H.R. Pres. 1, 2, Treas. 1, 2, 3, Capitol 4, Monitor 3, 4, Acolyte 2, 3, 4, Boxing 2, 3, Boxing Champ 2, Mai. Letter 3. John Woods. H.R. Treas. 3, Acolyte 2, 3, 4. Mary Ann Woxadlo. Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4, Forensics 3, 4, Chorus 2, Basketball 3, 4, Volleyball 2, 3, Barter, James Wrobbel. Varsity Basketball 3, 4, Varsity Manager 2, Min. Letter, Mai. Letter 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3. Antoinette Zaborowski. H.R. Sec'y 2, Basketball 3, Bowling 2, 3. Jane Zacher. Class V.P. 3, H.R. V.P. 3, Sec'y 2, Senior Council Rep. 4, Sod. Rep. 3, Chorus 1, Foursquare 4, Bowling 3. Mary Zagorski. Stud. Co. Rep. 2, Sod. Rep. I, Braille Club 4, Forensics 3, Chorus 1, Barter. James Zainer. Stud. Co. Rep. 3, Chorus 1, Monitor 3, Acolyte 2, 3, 4. Jeanne Zainer. Honor Roll I, 2, 3, 4, Bowling 2. Darrell Zdorstek. Stud. Co. Rep. 2, 3, 4, Foursquare 3, 4, Stage Crew 4, Varsity Football 3, 4, Min. Letter 3, Golf 3, Track 3. Martha Zunhammer. Honor Roll 3, Braille Club 3. Abram, Richard 252 E. Keefe Ave. 1121 WOodruH 2-9426 Adamsky, Edward 913 W. Burleigh Sl. 161 FRanklin 2-1371 Aehl, James 2366 N. Bremen 51.1121 l.Ocusl 2-6704 Albenberger, Elizabelh 2766 N. 54lh Sl. 1101 CUsler 3-1416 Aldenholf, Virginia 2418 N. 47lh Sl. 1101 Milwaukee, Wisconsin Aliolo, Ann 3220 N. Oakland Ave. 1111 EDgewood 2-6074 Allie, Roberl 204 W. Reservoir Sl. 1121 COncord 4-1473 Anderson, Thomas 4466 N. 25lh Sl. 191 HI Illop 5-1003 Anheier, Richard 5921 N. 37lh Sl. 191 Milwaukee, Wisconsin Arnold, Suzanne 3452 N. 16lh Sl. 161 FRanklin 2-8157 Aukofer, John 3301 N. 37lh Sl. 1161 HI Illop 2-3444 41 Backes, Nancy 2923 N. Boalh Sl. 1121 FRanklin 2-6941 Bahringer, Thomas 4339 N. 40lh Sl. 1161 HI Illop 2-1804 Balles, Charles 4708 N. 36lh Sl. 1161 HI Illop 2-5326 Barbera, Joanne 2505 N. 82nd Sl. 1131 Glenview 3-2260 Barbieri, Joel 4127 N. 40lh Sl. 1161 UPlown 3-0812 Barczak, Chrisline 5271 N. 58lh Sl. 1161 HOpkins 6-2088 Borrell, Joanne 2628 W. Cherry Sl. 151 Dlvision 4-1789 Barry, Palricia 1878 N. 40lh Sl. 181 Dlvision 2-8960 Barzyk, Maxine 5345 N. 37lh Sl. 191 HOpkins 6-5034 Baudhuin, Terrence 6845 N. 76lh Sl. 1161 Flagslone 3-8808 Baumann, Therese 531-A W. Lloyd Sl. 1121 COncord 4-7125 DIRECTORY Becker, Palricia 2105 N. 35lh Sl. 181 HI Illop 4-0805 Bednarski, Daniel 5076 N. 20lh Sl. 191 LOcusl 2-8091 Belslner, Carol 4458 N. 38lh Sl. 1161 UPlown 3-8581 Berg, Mary 4129 W. Hope Ave. 1161 HI Illop 5-3071 Berger, Mary 4143 N. 12lh Sl. 191 COncord 4-5385 Bernhardl, Joanne 2921 N. 77lh Sl. 1101 8Luemound 8-9002 Bells, Raymond 4420 W. Parkland Ave. 1101 Flagslone 1-8919 Bieberslein, Joan 2375-A Lenox Ave. 171 HUmboIl 3-0931 Bilicki, Maria 3016 N. Newhall Sl. 1111 WOodruf1 2-0408 Binder, Barbara 5061 N. Green Bay Ave. 191 Fllanklin 2-2229 Bla howsky, Mary 3549 N. 26lh Sl. 161 HI Illop 2-7097 Bodwin, Wayne 4576 N. 38lh Sl. 1161 CUsler 3-7893 Brahm, Gerald 2529 W. Auer Ave. 161 UPlown 3-1832 Brown, Carl 2454 N. 7lh Sl. 161 LOcusl 2-8282 Bruce, Palricia 2475 W. Walnul Sl. 151 Dlvision 2-3501 Bruenning, Norberl 2428 N. Bremen Sl. 1121 FRanklin 2-6329 Bucher, Gerald 4508 N. 39lh Sl. 1161 UPlown 3-2909 Buchholz, Norma 1520 W. Wrighl Sl. 161 FRanklin 4-3788 Buero, Joann 1342 N. 37lh Pl.181 Dlvision 4-0813 Bunlrock, Gale 2512 E. Websler Ave. 1111 WOodrul1 2-4622 Burczyk, Camille 3057 N. Pierce Sl. 1121 COncord 4-6233 Burczyk, N. Rodney 3057 N. Pierce Sl. 1121 Milwaukee, Wisconsin Burnile, Mary 3563 N. Murray Ave. 1111 WOodrul1 2-1199 Cain, James 1011 W. Cenler Sl. 161 COncord 4-3291 Carson, Judilh 3907 N. 24lh Sl. 161 HI Illop 2-3248 Clancy, Roberl 3119 N. 21sl Sl. 161 UPlown 3-5089 Cogan, Paul 3215 N. Newhall Sl. 1111 WOodruH 4-3565 Collins, Palricia 4519 N. 36lh Sl. 1161 Milwaukee, Wisconsin Conrad, Marvin 1728 W. Keefe Ave. 161 HI Illop 2-7709 Coogan, Paul 2961 N. 58lh 51.1101 Hl Illop 4-8091 Cooper, Phyllis 7006 N. 4-uh sr. 1161 Flagslone 3-8142 Corbell, Kalhleen 2768 N. 13lh Sl. 161 l.Ocusl 2-8524 Corcoran, Neil 2809 N. 15lh so. 161 COncord 4-7035 Crangle, James 3716 N. Farwell Ave. 1111 WOodruH 4-0550 Cronce, John 2872 N. 58lh Sl. 1101 HI Illop 5-8239 Czech, Margaret 2226 W. Vienna Ave. 161 UPlown 3-8651 'II Daley, Barbara 4751 N. Hopkins Sl. 1161 HI Illop 5-4167 Daniel, Marlene 2339 N. 14lh Sl. 161 FRankIin 2-4284 Dapp, James 5310 N. 47lh Sl. 1161 HOpkins 6-3552 Davis, Diane 4150 N. Farwell Ave. 11 11 WOodrufl 2-7899 Dawursk, Glen 4745 N. 41:1 Sl. 1161 UPlown 3-1725 Dean, Barbara 2904 N. 28lh Sl. 161 HI Illop 2-6645 Deia, Gloria 1537 S. 16lh Sl. 181 EVergreen 4-9148 Delaney, James 4924 N. 53rd 51.1161 CUsler 3-7799 Demming, Theodore 2420 W. Cherry Sl. 151 Dlvision 2-1284 De Sio, Mary 2872 N. 74lh Sl. 1101 Glenview 3-7451 Dienberg, Roger 5166 N. 107lh Sl. 1161 HOpkins 1-2339 Dielrich, Ellyn 7219 W. locusl Sl. 1101 SPring 4-6701 Dineen, Terrence 2428 W. Roosevell Dr. 191 CUsler 3-6161 Dilll, Annelle 2513 N. 57lh Sl. 1101 HI Illop 4-3241 Daerr, George 2203 N. Sherman Blvd. 1101 HI lllop 5-9941 Drayna, Michael 4611 N. 38lh Sl. 1161 HI Illop 5-6568 Duero, Kalhleen 2731 N. 91sl Sl. 1101 Bluemound 8-3966 Duquoine, William 4407 N. 53rd Sl. 1161 HOpkins 1-0796 41 Eichenseer, Carol 4561 N. 26lh Sl. 191 UPlown 3-8379 Engel, Joseph R. 3, Box 352 B31161 Milwaukee, Wisconsin Erdlmann, Ralph 3168 N. Weil Sl. 1121 FRanklin 2-1529 Erz, Anloinelle 1024 W. Wrighl Sl. 161 Fllanklin 2-9038 Ewens, Thomas 2017 W. Kendall Ave. 191 COncord 4-5195 4K Fellig, Palrick 2128 N. 38lh Sl. 181 HI Illop 5-6655 Figleslhaler, William 4334 N. 48lh Sl. 1161 UPlown 3-8721 Fila, Jerome use N. 42nd so. 1161 HI Illop 2-0544 Fix, Gerald 4004 W. Good Hope Rd. 191 Flagslone 3-8629 Fleischmann, Mary Jo 3272 N. 24lh Pl. 161 HI lllop 5-0591 Forlino, Philip 919-A E. Townsend Sl. 1121 COncord 4-3587 Follner, Rila 3060-A N. 28lh Sl. 1101 UPlown 3-3531 Fox, Judith 3210 N. 82nd St. 1161 Milwaukee, Wisconsin Franzen, Carol Ann 4612 N. 70th St. 1161 HOpkins 1-6844 Frederick, Kay Frances 5023 N. 38th St. 191 HOpkins 6-2647 Freytager, Regina 205 Division St. Port Washington, Wisconsin Port Washington 901W Furtmann, Diane 4415 N. Sherman Blvd. 1161 UPtown 3-7532 41 Gagliano, Rose Mary 4727 N. Parkway Ave. 191 L0cust 2-0048 Gehl, Dolores 3401 W. Thurston Ave. 191 H0pkins 6-5119 Geis, John 2323-A W. Cherry Sl. 151 WEst 3-7558 Gelting, Richard 4671 N. 54th St. 1161 HOpkins 6-3703 Gilbert, Marlene 4760 N. 57th St. 1161 HOpkins 6-5965 Gilleski, John 2834-A N. 27th St. 1101 HI lltop 2-5618 Gilman, Nancy 2840 N. 87th St. 1101 SPring 4-0294 Goldammer, Mary 6221 W. Locust St. 1101 HI lltop 2-2354 Gromowski, Caroline 2454 N. Bremen St. 1121 L0cust 2-9435 4K Hahn, Mary Ann 3144 N. 2nd St. 1121 L0cust 2-6977 Haisler, Virginia 3926 N. Maryland Ave. 1111 EDgewood 2-1314 Haley, Richard 1916 N. 4th St. 1121 FRanklin 2-9840 Hall, James 2651 N. Hubbard Ave. 1121 FRanklin 2-0081 Halvorson, Kay Dennis 6093 N. 40th St. 191 Milwaukee, Wisconsin Hanley, Romana 2817 N. Grant Blvd. 1101 CUster 3-5517 Hannon, Katherine 4601 N. Morris Blvd. 1111 WOodruff 2-1744 Hanrahan, Nancy 3869 N. Port Washington Rd WOodruH 2-4734 Hapka, Carol 2702 N. 67th St. 1101 H1 lltop 4-0812 Hartwig, Robert 3943 N. 16th St. 161 FRanklin 2-0564 Hauber, Carol 4134 N. 16th 51.191 L0cust 2-0977 Houbner, James 3520 N. 2nd St. 1121 L0cust 2-1414 Haufschild, Joan 7909 W. Lorraine PI. 1101 Bluemound 8-3453 Hayden, Michael 1824 w.walnurs1.151 Dlvision 4-0702 Heideman, Patricia 3606 N. 57th St. 1161 HI lltop 4-1137 Heidemann, Nancy 2415 N. 70th St. 1101 Glenview 3-6570 Heindl, Jeanette 2927 N. 70th St. 1101 Bluemound 8-5090 Heinrich, John 3953 N. 63rd St. 1161 CUster 3-1699 Heister, Hermine 3936 N. Maryland Ave. 1111 WOodrut1 4-1384 Held, Lawrence R. 1, Box 475 Menomonee Falls, Wisconsin Menomonee Falls 70 M W Helter, Germaine 47 Fiesta Lane Thiensville, Wisconsin Flagstone 2-8662 Hemmeter, Daniel 4668 N. Parkway Ave. 191 COncord 4-8591 Hessel, Richard 2550 N. 71 st St. 1131 GReent1eld 6-7583 Hester, William Michael 4007 N. Downer Ave. 1111 EDgewood 2-3206 Hickey, Maureen 4509 N. Newhall St. 1111 WOodrut1 4-1985 Hill, Diana 3133 N. 7th St. 161 FRanklin 2-7099 Hoffmann, James 3211 N. 94th St. 1161 HI lltop 2-5507 Hofimann, Jeanne 3411 N. 38th St. 1161 CUster 3-6334 Hofimonn, Mary Ann 5249 N. Shoreland Ave. 1171 EDgewood 2-4619 Holtz, Howard 2952 N. 29th St. 1101 HI lltop 4-3002 Holzbach, Lucille 6624 W. Moltke Ave. 1101 HI lltop 2-3339 Honzik, Donna 3115 N. Newhall St. 1111 EDgewood 2-5937 Huber, Mary 2452 W. Medford Ave. 161 Hl lltop 4-2318 41 lvans, Marilyn 2473 N. 51st St. 191 HI lltop 5-0355 41 Jaschek, Elaine 4528 N. 38th St. 1161 rn lltop 4-8569 Jaschek, Patricia 4528 N. 38th St. 1161 HI lltop 4-8569 Jetiords, Terrence 3818 N. 36th St. 1161 H1 lltop 5-2304 Johnson, Robert 7908 W. Glendale Ave. 1161 HOpkins 1-4078 41 Kalisz, Janet 3333 N. 77th St. 1161 HI lltop 4-0572 Kaminski, Rita 1601 E. Webster PI. 1111 EDgewood 2-7077 Kasten, James 4124 W. Good Hope Rd. 191 Flogstone 3-8195 Katzer, Marlene 1304 N. 37th St. 181 Dlvision 4-2039 Kealty, Eugene 3420 N. Buflum St. 1121 FRanklin 2-9412 Keller, Karol 3763 N. 12th St. 161 FRankIin 2-0806 Kendo, Marie 2012 N. 36th St. 181 HI lltop 4-7243 Kessler, Thomas 3144 N. 9th St. 161 FRankIin 2-0613 Kiedrowski, Barbara 3533 N. 25th St. 161 CUster 3-3292 Klainot, Joan 5027 N. Green Bay Ave. 191 L0cust 2-0848 Kleiner, Lorelyn 3275 N. 21st St. 161 UPtown 3-5198 Knuese, Laura 4669 N. 20th St. 191 UPtown 3-3809 Kolanko, Barbara 2530 N. Newhall St. 1111 Ebgewood 2-0086 Kozik, Ronald 3111 N. Fratney St. 1121 C0ncord 4-1943 Kronschnabl, Diane 4968 N. 24th Pl. 191 UPtown 3-7116 Kub, Suzi R. 2, Box 319 Thiensville, Wisconsin Flagstone 2-6496 Kubczok, Geraldine 238 E. Chambers St. 1121 C0ncord 4-3086 Kubiak, Robert 635 E. Wright St. 1121 FRankIin 2-4306 Kubis, Robert 3023 N. 58th St. 1101 CUster 3-0666 Kuczkowski, Ann Shirley 2454 N. 29th St. 1101 HI lltop 2-2701 Kuehne, Mary Ann 2729 W. Concordia Ave. 1161 UPtown 3-6843 Kuioth, Dale 2550-A N. 28th St. 1101 Milwaukee, Wisconsin Kunkel, Thomas 3416 N. Cramer St. 1111 WOodrut1 2-6452 li' Lahm, Roger 2118 N. 25th St. 151 WEst 3-6186 Landreman, Earl 3432 N. Teutonia Ave. 161 L0cust 2-9358 Landreman, Myrna 4648 N. 44th St. 1161 UPtown 3-6214 Lapas, Eva 3760 N. 41st St. 1161 HI lltop 2-0904 Laskowski, Mary Jane 2517-B N. Pierce St. 1121 Milwaukee, Wisconsin Laubach, Barbara 1835 N. 39th St. 181 Dlvision 4-1032 Laus, Janet 3623-A N. 1st St. 1121 FRankIin 2-1984 Let11er, Joan 3211 N. 20th St. 161 HI lltop 2-7668 Lehman, Lewis R. 1, Colgate, Wisconsin Lese, Ronald 2348 N. 33rd St. 1101 HI lltop 2-2070 Levi, Geraldine 3267 N. 91st St. 1161 HI lltop 4-2988 Lewandowsni, Anne 1012 E. Clarke St.1121 COncord 4-6187 Lewandowski, Margaret 2557-A N. Gordon PI. 1121 FRanklin 2-1186 Lewondowski, Mary Jane 2857 N. Fratney St. 1121 COncord 4-1905 Linke, Thomas 3325 N. 7th St. 161 FRankIin 2-8286 Lipinski, Bernadine 2967 N. Weil St. 1121 LOcust 2-2323 Lohmann, Paul R. 1, Box 175 Menomonee Falls, Wisconsin Menomonee Falls 1050 Lompa, Darlene 5655 N. 35th St. 191 HOpkins 1-2370 Luderus., Rita 3245 N. 33rd St.1161 Hl lltop 5-5518 Lukach, Michael 2829 N. 55th St. 1101 HI lltop 2-9580 Lustig, Lois 4925 N. 36th St. 191 HOpkins 1-3531 Lustig, Rita 4925 N. 36th St. 191 HOpkins 1-3531 -tl Makutz, Kathleen 3425 W. Juneau Ave. 181 WEst 3-1025 Mason, Kathryn 4361 N. Sherman Blvd. 1161 H1 lltop 2-0144 Masters, Richard 3534 N. 24th PI. 161 UPtown 3-5518 McCann, Ronald 5757 N. 68th St. 1161 HOpkins 1-6792 McEvilIy, Helen 2524 E. Menlo Blvd. 1111 EDgewood 2-5010 McGee, Mary 3921 N. Murray Ava. 1111 WOodrut1 4-2283 McManus, Judith 3750 N. 26th St. 161 Hl lltop 2-7776 Meek, James 5023 N. 49th Sl. 1161 HOpkins 6-4920 Melk, Patricia 2453 W. Medford Ave. 161 WEst 3-3964 Mendini, Lee Nore 1706 W. Brown St. 151 WEst 3-1592 Mercier, Peter Richard 2504 N. 22nd St. 161 COncord 4-6435 Merschdorf, Robert R. 1, Sussex, Wisconsin Menomonee Falls 36312 Merlz, Leora 3711 W. Hope Ave. 1161 CUster 3-6353 Meyer, Mariette 2776 N. 55th St. 1101 UPtown 1-4559 Michaud, Ronald 5733 N. 38th St. 191 HOpkins 1-2586 Mickie, Mary 4825 N. 40th Sl. 1161 UPtown 3-2336 Miszewski, Rose Marie 3165 N. Fratney St. 1121 LOcust 2-3123 Molinski, Helen 2741 N. 25th St. 161 Hl lltop 4-7164 Mucha, David 1006 N. 14th St. 131 WEst 3-0393 Muellenbach, Darlene R. 3, Box 802A 1161 Menomonee Falls 2873 Mueller, Mary Sue 1601 N. 52nd St. 181 SPring 4-5815 Mueller, Patricia 3155 N. 38th St. 1161 HI lltop 5-6770 Mueller, Peter 3007 N. 70th St. 1101 Bluemound 8-4864 Murphy, James 2511 N. Cramer St. 1111 W0odrulf 2-9537 Murphy, Maureen 2834 N. 24th St. 161 UPtown 3-6070 Murphy, Patricia 4978 N. 55th St. 1161 HOpkins 1-0848 Murphy, Robert 2804 N. Colonial Dr. 1101 SPring 4-5225 Myszewski, Joan 3440 N. Oakland Ave. 1111 WOodrulT 4-0585 -tl Nead, Janet 6720 W. Villard Ave. 1161 HOpkins 6-3333 Neider, Gwendolyn 1929 N. 30th St. 181 Dlvision 2-0693 Netzler, Joan 137 E. Burleigh 51.1121 LOcust 2-8167 Netzler, John 137 E. Burleigh St. 1121 LOcust 2-8167 Neuendort, Rolf 3574 N. 10th St. 161 COncord 4-0005 Neuens, Joan 4763 N. 39th St. 1161 CUster 3-3286 Nevsimal, Barbara 2575 N. 17th St. 161 FRankIin 4-1179 Newman, Patricia 3756 N. 24th PI.161 UPtown 3-7181 Ney, Luke 2863 N. 41st St. 1101 HI lltop 5-6541 Nielsen, Edmund 4645 N. 38th St. 1161 CUster 3-2828 41 O'Hearn, Karen 3301 N. 13th St. 161 COncord 4-0164 Orndort, Jane 3273 N. 6th St. 1121 LOcust 2-4380 Ostrowski, David 2118 N. 28th St. 181 Division 4-1779 Ostrawski, Ronald 4855 N. 61st St. 1161 HOpkins 6-0826 41 Paquin, Judith 4237 N. Newhall St. 1111 WOodrut1 2-0650 Parys, Judith 2633 N. Bremen St. 1121 LOcust 2-7718 Pepin, Suzy 3416 N. 26th St.161 UPtown 3-8768 Perdzock, Leo 5862 N. 36th St. 191 HOpkins 6-4423 Petersen, Joan 4168 N. 16th St. 1121 FRankIin 2-2557 Petersik, Patricia 3824 N. 13th St. 161 FRankIin 2-6704 Pleifer, John 1333 W. Chamber St. 161 FRanklin 2-5132 Ptlieger, Virginia 5835 N. 37th St. 191 HOpkins 6-0129 Piaskowski, Carol 5136 N. Shareland Ave. 1171 WOodruff 2-4213 Pier, Charlotte 6464 W. Medford St. 1161 HOpkins 6-3265 Pietz, Joyce 3732 N. 24th Pl.161 Hl lltop 5-7760 PiPPf Robert 4131 N. 39th St. 1161 CUster 3-0740 Polacheck, Danene 3810 N. 40th St. 1161 CUster 3-2167 Poplin, Thomas 1623 E. Beverly St. 1111 WOodrufl 2-1349 Prill, Mary 9865 W. Argonne Dr. 1161 CUster 3-0204 Pruden, Narita 5270 N. 52nd St. 1161 HOpkins 6-4664 Przybylowski, Carol 722 E. Chambers St. 1121 COncord 4-2096 Puliatito, Donald 3605 N. 24th PI. 161 UPtown 3-6165 41 Radtke, Jeanette 2805 N. Bremen St. 1121 LOcust 2-9341 Raiski, Paul 4207 N. Prospect Ave. 1111 EDgewood 2-3451 Rouen, Thomas 3755 N. 22nd St. 161 UPtown 3-2820 Rauguth, Ann 3511 N. 39th St.1161 CUster 3-3664 Rehorst, Barbara 104 W. Hadley St. 1121 FRanklin 2-8468 Reis, Joan 2712 W. Meinecke Ave. 1101 H1 lltop 2-6236 Reynolds, James 3316 N. Cramer St. 1111 WOodruff 2-8764 Rick, Robert 2468 W. Cherry St. 151 Division 2-2877 Rinzel, Robert 2104 W. Marne Ave. 191 FRanklin 2-0010 Risch, William 3340 N. 86th St. 1161 HI lltop 2-2404 Roemer, Barbara 6230 W. Locust St. 1101 HI lltop 4-3079 Rotters, Jean 8257 N. 38th St. 1161 Flagstone 1-8661 Rohde, Gerald 1331 N. 23rd St. 151 Dlvision 2-7181 Romanshek, Mary Ann 7030 N. 44th St. 1161 Flagstone 3-8628 Romanski,.Nancy 3218 N. Weil St. 1121 COncord 4-5367 Roppert, Joyce 2629 N. 22nd St.161 HI lltop 4-0374 Rutchik, Robert 3751 N. 1stSt.1121 l.Ocust 2-3521 Ryan, Rose 2714 N. 41st St. 1101 H1 lltop 2-6410 il Sarnowski, Patricia 2656 N. Richards St.1121 LOcust 2-3625 Schaefer, Kenneth 3238 N. 36th St.1161 UPtown 3-0801 Schaefer, Robert 6658 W. Chambers St. 1101 HI mop 4-7800 Schaller, Ruthann 1522 N. 34th St.181 Dlvision 2-1487 Schmidt, Catherine 4754 N. 42nd 5t.1161 CUster 3-6372 Schmidt, Corrine 5679 N. 25th St. 191 HOpkins 6-4346 Schmidt, Mary Jane 7206 W. Mill Rd. 1161 Flagstone 3-9429 Schmidt, Rita 161 E. Prospect St. Port Washington, Wisconsin Port Washington 487-R Schmitt, Judith 3812 W. Villard Ave. 191 HOpkins 1-0455 Schneider, Carol 2004 N. 49th St. 181 Glenview 3-4893 Scholler, Patricia 441 Linwood Ave. Oconomowoc, Wisconsin Oconomowoc 439-J Schramka, Thomas 612 E. Burleigh St. 1121 COncord 4-1715 Schueller, Lois 2732 N. 24th St. 161 HI lltop 4-7160 Schulte, Charles 2422 N. 36th St. 1101 UPtown 3-2929 Schultz, Ervin 2852-A N. 19th St. 161 FRanklin 4-3783 Schultz, Lois 3151 N. 14th St.161 COncord 4-6110 Schultz, Ronald 908 W. Hadley St. 161 FRankIin 2-0072 Schwab, Helen 3152 N. 8th St.161 LOcust 2-0662 Schwartz, Barbara 3461 N. Newhall St. 1111 EDgewood 2-1420 Scully, Kathleen 2939 N. Oakland Ave. 1111 WOodrutf 2-1971 Sears, Richard 9010 W. Keefe Ave. 1161 HI lltop 4-1112 Setterlun, Douglas 4445 N. 57th St.1161 HOpkins 1-0477 Setterlun, Russel 4445 N. 57th St.1161 HOpkins 1-0477 Shuda, Beverly 2665 N. 29th St.1101 HI lltop 4-2895 Shuda, Remain 2665 N. 29th St.1101 HI lltop 4-2895 Siegrist, Laura 4051 N. 23rd St. 191 UPtown 1-6079 Sindorf, Anne 2514 S. Lilac Lane 1141 SUnset 6-5372 Smaglik, Jerome 2851 N. 80th St.1101 GReenf1eld 6-7941 Small, Eva 3214-A N. 41st St, 1161 CUster 3-3447 Snyder, Eleanor 5329 N. 27th St. 191 CUster 3-0885 Sobotik, Raymond 7521 W. Perkins PI.1161 Milwaukee, Wisconsin Sonnen, Joanne 1810 N. 16th 51.151 WEst 3-8118 Sozet, Carol 4877 N. 64th Sl.1161 HOpkins 1-3669 Stegner, Bernadette 3034 N. 58th St.1101 UPtown 1-5653 Stehling, Michael 3009 N. 78th St.1101 HI lltop 2-6724 Steidl, Agnes 2861 N. Palmer St.1121 COncord 4-6920 Steinlein, Frederic 3166 N. 50th St.1161 UPtown 3-1713 Stelzl, Christine 6313 W. Medford Ave, 1161 Hopkins 6-0791 Stelter, Rose Marie 2008 N. 2nd St.1121 LOcust 2-2649 Stingl, Mariorie 4850 N. 39th St. 191 CUster 3-3362 Suchocki, Joan 1012-A E. Wright St. 1121 COncord 4-8977 Sworske, louis 4572 N. 40th St.1161 CUster 3-5980 Szopinski, Arnold 2775-A N. Bremen St.1121 Fkanklin 2-9252 si Talaikowski, Marion 2854 N. Richards St. 1121 Locust 2-3161 Tennessen, Elizabeth 2950 N. 25th St. 191 H1 lltop 2-3494 Tetzlati, Waiter 5572 N. 42nd St.191 HOpkins 6-1737 Theis, Mary Louise 4357 N. 54th St.1161 HOpkins 6-0053 Thelen, Claudia 6220 N. Lydell Ave. 1171 EDgewood 2-3639 Thelen, Paula 6220 N. Lydell Ave. 1171 EDgewood 2-3639 Thode, John 3333 N. 83rd St.1161 HI lltop 2-4751 Thomson, Janet 2336 N. 51st St. 1101 UPtown 3-2182 Thomson, Jean 3930 W. Burleigh St.1161 HI lltop 5-1746 Tillmann, Michael 4473 N. 37th St. 1161 HI lltop 5-7185 Troka, John 1011 E. Hamilton St. 121 ERoadway 1-7105 Turkowitch, Marilyn 3623 N. 61st St. 1161 UPtown 3-7311 'K Ubert, Janice 3401 N. 9th St. 161 LOcust 2-1364 Uhler, Raymond 6050 W. Appleton Ave. 1101 HI lltop 5-1895 Ulicki, Rosemary 9853 W. Fond du Lac Ave. 161 HI lltop 2-5186 41 Vann, Bernard 2462 N. Murray Ave. 1111 WOodruR 2-2231 Volk, Barbara 5460 N. Green Bay Ave. 191 l.Ocust 2-0669 41 Waite, Judith 2519 E. w666 P1. 1111 wo6a-un 4-1680 Walczok, Catherine 2308 N. Booth St.1121 LOcust 2-7991 Waldschmidt, Janet 5665 N. any mage Av.. 1171 EDgewood 2-2303 Weber, Mary 2541 N. 7th l.ane161 FRankIin 2-8704 Westerhausen, Marilyn 6061 N. 35th St. 191 HOpkins 6-4275 Whitney, Eileen 2519-A N. 21stSt.161 FRanklin 4-3748 Widhammer, Elroy 4043 N. 7th St. 1121 LOcust 2-8134 Wiedenhoeft, Marion 2419 N. 18th St.161 LOcust 2-4206 Wilkerson, Dean 2747 N. Port Washington Ave 1121 COncord 4-9103 Wingenter, Barbara 1014 W. Capitol Dr. 1161 FRankIin 2-1399 Wittig, Robert 4109 N. 23rd St.191 CUster 3-001 1 Woiciechowski, Thomas 3339 N. Weil St.1121 COncord 4-4603 Woods, John 3359 N. 57th St.1161 HI lltop 4-6506 Wozadlo, Mary Ann 1149 N. 27th St. 181 WEst 3-6477 Wrobbel, James 2968 N. 24th Pl.161 Hl lltop 4-3464 4 Zaborowski, Antoinette 2350 N. 51st St. 1101 HI lltop 4-7562 Zocher, Jane 3209 N. 49th St. 1161 H1 lltop 5-8117 Zagorski, Mary 1609 W. Ring St.161 FRanklin 2-7036 Zainer, James 4618 N. 39th 51.1161 H1 lltop 5-4208 Zainer, Jeanne 4618 N. 39th St.1161 HI lltop 5-4208 Zdarstek, Darreiu 1719-A 3. 1stSt. 141 Milwaukee, Wisconsin Zunhammer, Martha 8540 Appleton Ave. HOpkins 1-1485 1161 Acolytes . Archbishop . Assemblies . Awards . Band . Barter . Baseball . Basketball . . Board of Directors Boxing .... Braille . . . Camera Club. . Capitol . . . Catholic Students' Mission Crusade . . Cheerleaders . . Chemistry Club . Chorus . . . Confraternity of Christian Doctrine . . Cooks .... Craft Club . . Curious Savage Dedication . . Directory . Faculty . . . . Fidelis Forensic Club Football . . . 48 History Club Foursquare . . Freshmen . 2, INDEX 48 German Club . , 19 4 Girls' Sports . . , 44 37 Golf . . , 63 64 Graduates . . 66 60 Homecoming .......... . 23 54 International Students' Correspondence Club . . 24 62 Juniors ........... . 40 34 Kuehn, Father . . 7 5 Latin Club . . , 19 46 Library . . . , 51 50 Maintenance Men . , 15 57 Marella, Sister . . 6 59 Messmer Fathers . . . 10 49 Monitors . . . , 47 is Office Personnel . . . 14 61 One-Act Plays . , 38 Pan-American Club . , 19 TZ Religion Instructors . 8 Riedel, Father . , 6 33 School Officers . . 16,37 2 Senior Council . . 65 96 Sodality . . . 49 14 Sophomores . . . 26 56 Stage Crew . . 54 20 Student Council . . 16,53 52 Tabb English Club . . 52 58 Table of Contents . . . 3 17 Young Christian Students . . 24 The 1955 CAPITOL staff takes this opportunity to thank everyone concerned in producing this book, especially Mr. Walter Roob of the Roob Studio, the Hammersmith-Kortmeyer Company, the faculty of Messmer, and the school pho- tography department. 1 f v 1 W -, v. ,x - .. 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