Milwaukee Lutheran High School - Aurora Yearbook (Milwaukee, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1932 volume:

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She was a sincere friend of the school, devoting much of her time in helping out Whenever help was needed and in c h e e r i n g our Director in his blessed work. She was instrumental in having the Ladies' Guild become a reality, instead of merely a dream. The memory of the deceased will remain dear to all of us. zaif' E l can 0 May this volume bring forth mem- ories not only to the graduating class, but to all who may peruse its pagesg may it show our teachers how sincerely their work is ap- preciated by the graduatesg and Finally, may it help the loyal support- ers of our school to see the bless- ings of a Lutheran High School. X l6l 'heir-'K'-7' , ww rd X?'3W'5W'?5fx'? 4757- 'll'?5WP75x'E54?iffVF 49'3i3i ?'Ff3?f???'??fF7F -' f , ., f l fx Admuustratron Clgnes . . I Actlvxtxes . A Athletncs .Features . ff muah . . 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Lessmann John Piepkorn VVm. Prahl Rev. J. Ruege F. C. Schroeder .ENBE1 I . I 101 ,341 ,Qi Qifh May the precious seed which has been im- planted into your hearts grow and bring forth blessed fruit in this life and in eternity. DIRECTOR E. H. BUERGER. llll 1.912 15 4:9 Mathematics A l JQM IC. H. BUERGER Sacred History E. FALK English Physical Training Coaching K. BRETZMANN English Science ll lech. Drawing K. HAUSIZR Science aa X531 -X . R. H P. R. XVILDI2 Spelling Penmanship . CEROTHNIANN' Bookkeeping Civics Commercial Law lllusic GIESCHEN English Latin History DOBBERFUHL Algebra Bookkeeping German 12 rm Miss I. BOETTCHER Commercial Branches Miss M. Scnoiassow Piano Miss D. SELLE Piano Mas. C. B.-uucow Sewing R. FIQNSKE History Latin German XV. MANTH EY I':Ilj1iiSil History Science Music Typewriting Miss M. STRASEN Music Miss E. 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CLASS SONG Savior, I Follow On CLASS COLORS Salmon and Silver CLASS FLOWERS Rose and Sweet Pea CLASS OFFICERS ROY KLUG .......................... .Presidenl ALVIN BIEYER ....... ..... l ice-Presizlenl BERNICE KIRSCHKE .... ........ S ecremry EST!-I ER RIARQUARDT, . . ..... Treasurer .ENB31 - U61 IIUT Nonnsm' BEHI, 'Nm-h Milwaukee, VVis. Il1 .v k n o fu: n to liler .ffhool and' all Ihal, 'fix truf, Buf 'wishes that Ihrrf fwfrr' lfsx fwnrk to lilI.U Vml,.-x BOLDT Baltic Milwaukee, VVis. Thank goodnrxs, Ihfrf ix no ban on laugh- ing. ELSE BUEXGER Banger Kenosha, VVis. Thr frafhers lhink I am .co mcert, Thr-y alqcayx pu! mf' in Ihr forrmosl xml. Q91 'FW-, M.uu:.xRET Bme'rTcuER Marge Milwaukee, VVis. Tha' quid hy nalurr, .vl1r',v lfrimful of fun, Ilrr happy yniilixv many frirnds luzfvf neun. ELM.-X Bnurcscu Amie Milwaukee, VViS. 'Kflml lightly and frrfly hfr dark trmxrs play 0'rr II lzrofw and lmxom ax lolwly ax lhryf' Encmk BUERGER 'lBirch Milwaukee, VVis. Hr may hr Jmall, hu! ll11'rf'J an adagr that a big .vurprixr mmfs fusilh Il .small jmflz- age. 4.9.7 im ,,,o IDT 3-81- BERNICE BUNN Pewee Milwaukee, Wis. She'.r a regular rascal and demon as Lwell, What Jhe'.v up to, you never can tell. ELSBETH D1E'rz Ellie Milwaukee, VVis. A pair of dark eyes, cnlrancingly bright, Behind fwhich lie: a mischievous light. ROLAND EGGEBRECHT Rolie Milwaukee, Wis. Silence is golden, But it hath no charm for me. f DOROTHY DAHLKE Dorothy Milwaukee, Wis. Cheerful, active, and ambitious, Dorothy Dahllee has our hes! fwi.rhe.f. ESTHER DORN Essie Milwaukee, Wis. She'.f not very tall, in fact, .rhe'.v quite small, She'.f bright and jolly, and fwell liked by all. DOnoTHY ENGEL Jane Milwaukee, Wis. Ambition hath not rest. in oiiwggllg- - -1181 -i -i - - LESTER FUHRMANN Lester Milwaukee, Wis. High erected thoughts, Seated in the heart of courtesy. GERTRUDE Gkoss Genie Milwaukee, Wis. A maiden with maiden- ly -virtues is she: A noted personage she'll undoubtedly be. MARIE HAHM Babe Milwaukee, Wis. Full of fun and mis- ehief too, Doing things she shouldn't do. 1 CLARA GADE Connie Milwaukee, Wis. Few things are impos- sible to diligence and skill. LEONA GUENTHER 'Ona Milwaukee, Wis. Five foot two, eyes of blue, She's a friend that's tried and true. ELMER HARTIG Hartig Milwaukee, Wis. The finest of fellows for a friend, And pleasing person- ality without end. 19 - zeiff' f p6G i Rb fgqlw MARTHA HENCKE Man Milwaukee, Wis. Demure as a pansy, prim and neat, Gentle, studious, and disfreetf' ESTHER JAEGER jiggers Wauwatosa, Wis. To know this dainty, hrolwn-eyed miss, Would jill most any one fwith bliss. Emu, Jmzmss Jidis Milwaukee, Wis. Man is not :imply a -worlrerf To he happy he must alxo play. 0551. DORIS HOFFMANN Dorie' Milwaukee, Wis. Dorie's full of pep and fun, Shr'.f the kind that'x liked hy efvery one. RUTH JOERS jersey Milwaukee, Wis. Sometime: glad, .rome- times md, Sometimes mischievous, sometim ex bad. GERTRUDE KIENOW Julia Milwaukee, Wis. When it fumes to hit- ting the typing keyx, She does it with great- est .skill and ease. EJ 20 v f. GG F BERNICE KIRSCHKE Bud Milwaukee, VVis. xl flattering artist who made lt her rare To paint men as they should he, not as they are. Rox' KLUG Klugg Milwaukee, VVis. Quite athletic, though not so tall, But he knofws his has- hethallf' RUTH KOHLWEY Kohlwey Grafton, VVis. She's earnest, anxious, alfways fair, Steadfast, resolute, and on the square. YUT 21 T21 751-.. CSERTRUDE Kmsr Trudie Beaver Dam, Wis. The flash of her eye, the quickness of step, Re-'veals to us all that she has lots of pep. Emu Koi-xuvsv Eds Grafton, Wis. Happy and always full of fun, Ready for play when her 'work is done. RAYMOND KORNTHEUER Razorback Milwaukee, VVis. Take time enough, all other graces W'ill soon fl! their proper places. iii 4:9 Maw rm M ELSIE LESSMANN Brownie Milwaukee, Wis. Our editress and our friend: ' Succen is her end. ESTHER MARQUARDT Markey West Allis, Wis. Here's to a girl, tall and sedate, Alfway: d e p e n dable, early or late. ALVIN MEYER Al Milwaukee, Wis. A character .vo ,hue and true: He newer quit: until he'.f through. 'EXE 'L ELIZABETH LOOYSEN NBettyU Milwaukee, Wis. Shel: joking, laughing all the time, To he alfway: eheerful is a good sign. LEAH MARTIN '4Lay-ah Wauwatosa, Wis. A jolly good girl, That's not half of it. WALTER NELL 'K'nell' Milwaukee, Wis. Hear ye all! I gradu- ate. ' X E221 in lll' I' EDWARU NEUMANN Eddie Milwaukee, Wis. The boy has, we must admit, A clever brain and ready wit. ANITA Pol-ILAND Nitz Milwaukee, Wis. When Anita dons a nurse'.v gown, Smile: will take the place of a frown. RUTH Quasrn Chippie Milwaukee, Wis. A sweet little lady, .ro good and true, Her virtues are many, her vice: few. 23 fiLf'3-l., HUGO NOENNIG Hooks Milwaukee, Wis. E'en though vanquished, He rould argue still. HARVEY PRAHL Harve Milwaukee, Wis. To worlr or not to work,- That is the eternal ques- tion. M1LDRED ROSENBERG Milly Milwaukee, Wis. Blue eyes and blond hair, A perfect taste in what to wear, Neat and sweet, good thing: to eat, Maize this maid a per- feet treat. lr 1.9.7 fs' mr WILMER SCHEER Scheer Milwaukee, Wis. This youth ix .fought hy young and old,- He drive: zz 'car' to srhool, I'm told. NORMA SCHNEIDER Schnidders Milwaukee, Wis. A girl fwith kind and fwinsome fways, Sometimes .the fworkx, sometime: :he plays. DOROTHY SCHROEDER llD0tYv Milwaukee, Wis. Noi large or Jmall, nor short or tall, But a pleasant mingling of them all. 'EN1 ' l-241 mb kJ5'x,k RUTH Sci-1Mm'r Cutie Milwaukee, Wis. She could talkf lily, how :he could talk! ESTHER Scrxosssow Schoessow'l Milwaukee, Wis. Unless fwe miss our guess, At husinns 5he'll be a :ufce.r:. RAYMOND ScHUL'rz Schult2ie Milwaukee, Wis. The fviolin very well playx he, A profeuional likely he fwill he. gf, GG If f RUTH ScHU1,1'z Ruth Milwaukee, Wis. Friendships that make the least noise Are often most surress- ful. ELMER SEEFELU SeEy Milwaukee, Wis. The joy of his life is gymv He goes at it with vigor and vim. ESTHER SIEGMUND Ziggie Milwaukee, Wis. So sweet and kind II disposifion Will surely win 11 fine position. Rb 'T- N-. HILDEGARD SCHUMACHER Dick Milwaukee, Wis. lVe are rharmed with her manner And astounded by her learning. ARTHUR S151-'ERT Art Milwaukee, VVis. I stand at the brink of a great fareer, Will some one please push mr off? ARTHUR Srosicx Einstein Milwaukee, Wis. He's the 'Professor' of our Physics class: :ls a student?-oh, he'Il pass. 1.730 i251 fx can in ef-at AMANDA TIEMANN Mutzie Kenosha, Wis. She came to us only this year, But in that very short time, Her friendship has grofwn so near, That 'we think .fhe's mighty fnef' GLADYS VVALKER Kitty Milwaukee, Wis. A merry heart maketh a good rountenanref' BERNHARD WRENSCH nBennyn Milwaukee, Wis. Smart ?-Yex-Nuj mid. iss I FRED VOLLMAR Fritzie Milwaukee, Wis. From the rrofwn of his head to the .role of his feet He ix all mirth. MYRTLE WINKEI,M ANN Curley Milwaukee, Wis. Shr': a quiet girl- At times. PAUL Zuxsmor Paul' Milwaukee, Wis. Long, lean, and like- able. 26 U 1 iQ ITUT me-ees Thine jfnreher HE Medieval social system, finding its truest expression in the ceremony of homage and fealty, presents an interesting parallel to the relationship between God and the Christian. This relation of vassal to lord, translated into spiritual terms, places a great ideal before us. As the vassal depended for comfort and security, yes for life itself, on his lord, so do we, graduates of L. H. S., gratefully acknowledge that all spiritual and temporal blessings are the free and gracious gift of our Master. As the humble, grateful serf vowed everlasting fealty to his lord, so do we, graduates of L. H. S., pledge eternal allegiance to our God. Glass bong Savior! I follow on, Guided by Thee, Seeing not yet the hand That leadeth me,- Hushed be my heart and still, Fear I no further ill, Only to meet Thy will My' will shall he. Satiiorf l long to walk Closer with Thee, Led by Thy guiding hand, Ever to be Constantly near Thy side, Quifkened and purified, Living for I-lim who died Freely for me! l27l 1.9.72 Bo m mf um Fncsr Row Nlll'lIlHll Bruhin Olga Heinz llerluan Guwriseh livelyn Mueller lluwurd Lnwunn lidith Callies lVilmer Grunwald Dorothy Ernst Martin liauera Agnes 'l'imm Fred XVallner Marcella Nuhm Arthur 'l'iuuu 03531 Euniur 21 SECOND Row lillner Kremer Gertrude Pochert Harry Benz lrmgard Lehninger Gerhard Vater Mildred Menclie YVilliam Nell :Xnnaliese Schuerger Margaret Phillips Carl VVinkelmnnn Doris VVerner 'l'HlRD Row Nurhert Schultz Luther Dolmherfuhl Elruy Boening C'lz1renCe Mueller Mildred Hruskewitz Orliene Seherharth Carl I,llIlCI' hxvlllllllll Stalwelfeldt XVillmert Jaeger l28l m are umr FIRST Row Mahel Zellmer XVilma Koeller lda Barz Mildred jeske Lydia Bartell Dorothy Vllinkelrnann Gertrude Schoeller Florence Krueger Lillian Mauch Gertrude Hergholz Ruth Ninas Rosella Dohrinski Zuniur 38 SECOND Row Elda Bernitt Ruth Dorn lluhert Lange Ruth Hoffmann Elmer lirueggemann Gertrude Dornfeld llilhert Seider Leone VVinkler llenry Jahn lifther Battermann Amos Budahn Marie Kaspar Myrtle Meyer 'IQHIRD Row llildegard Rutz Esther Kloth Marianne Nestler Emma Buschke Clarence Kossert llarriet Koeller Earl Seer Elizabeth Kaspar Marie Friedel Lorraine Meyer Ellen Schmidt l39l zyifo can rm ef-it FIRST Row Alice Suelflnw Everett Phillips Eunice Vohwinkel Edmund Strehlow llma Schreiber john Lemke Edna Praefke Kenneth Kuehn Vera Frentz Carlton Messmann Oda Lueders wise. bupbumure Q SECOND Row Robert jungbluth Vera Ondov Leona Bauch Doris Zurstadt Laura Hallmann Irene Bartelt Martin Fiess Ruth Kowert Lorraine Hillman Virginia de Galley LaVerna Mass Miriam Schaefer 'LHIRD Row Edna Olson VValter Korntheuer Regina jennrich Arthur Gesch Ruth Otto VValter Siehr Marian Scheihe Carl llauser Ruth Petermann Gerhardt Selle -. f301 2: 6 f-. Ci-- I . fx ff mm et F1Rs'1' Row Eunice Curley Selma Kohlwey Leonora Schmzllz Ruth Droege Flora XVegehaupt Dorothy Grunwaldt Dorothea Jaeger Gertrude Auer Ruth Baeruiann Sylvia Rahn Erna Rades Ellen Gorke Ruth Spiering Svnpbumurz Z5 Secoxo Row Lorraine Kohlhard Franklin Butt Cordn Svherbarth Martin Buenger Emily Mueller Harold Dey Margaret Kurth Raymond llaher Elaine Jenner George Kluender Lucille Engel Esther VValter Mathilda Klingherg llelen liisvhoff 'l'HlRD Row Margaret Koehler Harold llarmann Ruth Treuden Norbert Buerger Mildred Stellhorn XValter Bellin Eleanor Reusehel Arthur Nell Adeline Gaulke XVilliam YVerner Esther Kzlrow 1.9.72 H' l31l fi aug 4'-T' GCE- fvx' f' fs' Gave-fmt FIRST Row Helene Hoppe Carl Kroening Evelyn Galhrecht VValdemar Lawonn Lillian Diedrich Theodore Haendschke Lenore Dietz Edward Bredel Lorraine ,lahn Roland Jaeger Margaret Bilitz Fred llassler Ethel Pruess freshman Q S ECUND Row Harry Komoll Lucy Drews Ralph Coyne LaVerne Gorke R. Bartelt E. Gierach Herbert Gretenhart Dorothea Held Martin Giese Virginia Capella Oliver Brandt Myrtle Dietrich Vllilmer Guenther Raymond Gruenwald 'I'oP Row Richard Gamm Charlotte Elder! Ernst Hasenhein Betty Blasewitz Ethel Gross NValter Schultz Carl Dorau LaVerne Dassow Erich Kienow Dorothy .lahn Henry Fahl Vera jennrich in .EXBB12 l32l 4K'6C5' fx rvx ' wee Fuzsr Row Billie Tews Marcella Bjork Karl Ritter Caroline Krueger Earl Ledehur Edna hiittag XVillard Krause Evelyn VVinkelmann Martin Rosenthal Esther Koslosky Arvin Lisius Lydia Petschel john VVallner Grace Taenzer 'E Departed this life jfresbman I8 SECoNn Row Lorraine Miller Alva Oberheu Norman Stregegk Genevieve VVendroth Gerhard Vetter Myrtle Vohwinkel Arthur Schmidt Lydia Kiehnau XValter Quast Niargaret Luethy Alvin Pochert Dolores Mencke Dorothy Riemer Phyllis VVinkler April 9, 1932. Toi- Row Margaret Lussing Elizabeth lslo Clara Schneider Ruth Kionka Henry Kuehner Edward Lewnau Magdalen Fiess Allen Praefke Dorothy Schweppe Gladys Siewert Mildred VVindhiel Ruth Ungrodt Ruth Dornfeld - 1.9.72 50 E331 34 7- S uf o w, 'll 5,-.4 AC? 'lt ff-5-H7 QV-na The Cllilass rupbecp NE DAY, on my way to the East, I boarded a train bound for Chicago. On the way I felt that something unusual was about to happen. I was not disappointed, for as I sat gazing out of the window, someone tapped me on the shoulder. Turning about, I was surprised to see my former classmate, Earl Juedes, a professor in a Chicago university, who specializes in the one great problem of all students, namely, to pass in all subjects without studying. In talking about our high-school days he told me that several of my former fellow classmates were also teaching at the University. Prof. Scheer is specializing in debate and argumentation as a means of stalling in classes, lX'Iarie Hahm is engaged in teach- ing the finer arts of giggling, Dorothy Dahlke is instructing the future typists in the use of the electric typewriter, invented by Roland Eggebrechtg Elma Brunsch is en- deavoring to make it simple for students to explain the marks on their report cards, and Gertrude Gross is the head librarian. When I heard this I immediately decided to remain in Chicago for the evening in order to visit the University. I had very little trouble in finding Wilmer, who told me that Clara Gade is teaching shorthand in the sign language to the deaf and dumb of the locality. That evening I went to a basketball game in the university gymnasium. Before the game I spoke to Paul Zurstadt, the coach, who teaches organ lessons during his spare time. One of his devoted pupils is Doris Hoffmann. As I watched the game I noticed that Mildred Rosenberg and Ruth Queste were two of the players. Between the half, Norma Schneider performed her daring acrobatic stunt-a triple backward flip on roller skates, an art which she had practised while at L. H. S. After the game I met Elmer Seefeld, the football coach at Padooka University, who has introduced a new system which requires a triple-threat man who can run- backwards, kick straight up in the air, and pass-out. The next day I boarded a train bound for Washington. At one end of the aisle, sitting on a large Seat, was Leah Martin, the famous dietician. She informed me that Edward Neumann was on his way to Africa to give a detailed report on the use of cabbage leaves as tobacco, Alvin Meyer was traveling aboard the same train. I went into the smoker and there found Alvin. He told me about his new appointment as teacher of German at Yale University. He plans to eliminate all dictations from the course for the simple reason that they caused him many a headache at L. H. S. Leah o:, i363 .jim . rm also mentioned that Professor 'fEinstein Stosick, in collaboration with Prof. Vollmar, is attempting to discover where the light of an electric bulb goes after the current has been turned off. These two professors are ably assisted by Bernhard Wrensch, who has given them invaluable information on their lifelong work. In a paper lying at my side I read to my astonishment that the Drs. Siefert and Hartig, well-known surgeons, had astounded the medical world with their new method of performing painless operations without anesthetics. They tell jokes to pa- tients, who laugh until they slip into a coma. While they are in this state the operation is performed. This method is highly praised by Anita Pohland, the head nurse at the lXIayo Clinic. Since I could find nothing more of interest, I retired to my berth to awake the next morning in Washington. I dressed immediately, left the train, and set out for the Patent Oflices. There I saw Elsbeth Dietz and Bernice Bunn, each seated at a large desk. They told me that Edgar Buerger, inventor of the Baby Austin, has secured a patent on a model known as the lllidget Special. This model can pass under ordinary automobiles and thus avoid traffic congestions. Bernice told me that Elizabeth Looysen and Esther Schoessow are secretaries to the President. Due to the thorough training at L. H. S., both are well adapted to the work. Then Elsbeth showed me a copy of a book written by Margaret Boettcher. It was based on the various adventures of Amanda Tiemann, a missionary in China. At Elsbeth's advice I went to the House of Representatives to see Roy Klug, the Speaker. I encountered him just as he was leaving the building, and he invited me to dinner. To obtain the attention of his family at the table, he uses a gavel. After dinner one of the children listened to a story given over the radio. The sta- tion announcer concluded the program by saying, And so, children, ends another thrilling adventure of Buffalo Bill as told by your favorite story-teller, Raymond Korntheuerf' Then we sat down in the living room and looked through a scrap book. The first familiar name was that of Esther Marquardt, woman successor to Paderewskig she rose to fame through her composition Discords at Home. On the opposite page Was a notice that Elsie Lessmann, Dorothy Schroeder, and Else Buenger were musical feature Stars on station HELP. Ruth Joers, Viola Boldt, and Bernice Kirschke, comediennes, added spice to the program. A little farther on came a notice describing the work of Ruth Kohlwey and Martha Hencke, social workers. Another clipping read zifi L371 mo Amee rm as follows: Many a young maiden's heart is beating faster these days, for Walter Nell, the golden-voiced baritone, is in town. He and his accompanist, Hildegard Schumacher, are the feature attraction at the local opera house. The next day I left for New York. Upon my arrival I entered a taxicab, to my surprise I noticed the words Norbert Behl, President, on the door. I instructed the driver to take me to the President's office. Arriving safely, I found Hugo Noennig, the millionaire gasoline and oil man, in conference with lNfIr. Behl. They were deciding whether or not to invest a large sum of money in a company which dilutes gasoline with water. Mr. Noennig has acquired his large fortune through the keen judgment of his secretary, Ruth Schmidt. These two prominent businessmen were withholding their decision until the advice of Lester Fuhrmann, President of the New York Na- tional Bank, had been received. hir. Fuhrmann has introduced a banking system which permits people to draw money on some other person's account. He has two capable assistants in the Misses Esther Dorn and Edna Kohlwey. I left the offices of Mr. Behl after inquiring about some of my other schoolmates. Hearing that Harvey Prahl was a designer of women's apparel in the beauty salon and fashion shop of Esther Jaeger and Esther Siegmund, I immediately set out to see them. On the way to the shop I passed a theater that featured Raymond Schultz, successor to Sousa, and Dorothy Engel and Gertrude Kienow, lecturers, on the important topic Why Study ? Upon entering Esther's Shoppe, as it was called, I heard the familiar voices of the two proprietors and that of Gertrude Kirst, America's foremost beauty expert. They were discussing the benefits and disadvantages of the backless bathing-suit designed by Myrtle Winkelmann and Gladys Walker. I made my presence known, and then ensued a vigorous conversation. When all topics of interest were exhausted, we decided to see the first game of the Women's World Series, since the opposing pitchers were Ruth Schultz and Leona Guenther. Then fate stepped in and cut short my little trip, for I received a telegram de- manding my presence at home the very next day. I postponed all my engagements and left immediately. R. K. '32 vnggllgmu is 1.g....M..M....... 38 I in rm QBur ilaigb btbunl-Q little Earth O THE uninformed boy or girl high-school life seems to be one continuous round of pleasure. Only in a superficial way is this true. ln the great world outside of school, one expects to find not only joys but also disappointments. Why should this not be true also of our little school world? Indeed both on the campus and in the classroom joys and disappointments meet us throughout our school life. Though the student thinks of campus life only in the light of unmixed joys, he does not so readily associate joys with the classroom. He may think only of embarrass- ments and fears that often result from poor preparation. The unprepared student will never experience the real joys of school life-confidence in one's preparation, satisfac- tion resulting from correct answers, and the encouragement that comes from a good grade. Another great joy, and by no means the least, comes from Christian fellowship- meeting old friends and making new acquaintances on the common ground of our Christian faith. ln our school this faith is nurtured in the morning devotions, the religious instructions, and the continual association with Christian teachers. However, our high-school life is not a continual round of happiness, for it brings with it also many disappointments and difficulties. Even with diligent and faithful study some of us may find it extremely diflicult to keep up with the class. Although such a disappointment hurts, a real benefit is often derived from it. The student may have learned to know himself and may be better able to choose that work for which he is suited. Disappointments of a different nature are those caused by misunderstandings among students. Very often through sad experiences we learn that our school is but a little world, containing many different characters. We learn that things done and said are of far-reaching consequences. Because of misunderstandings the best ties of friendship are frequently severed. How necessary it is therefore that we weigh our words before we speak them, and that we try to understand one another according to Christian love. Many more disappointments and difficulties could be enumerated in connection with this little world of ours, our Lutheran High School. These, however, should suffice to show that it is of the utmost importance for us to practice Christian faith, humility, and charity, for in this way we prepare ourselves for the larger and more complex world which we are now about to enter. E. D. '32. l 39 J C1 3221-. last will ant Zliestament E, the Class of 1932, having terminated our quadrennial sojourn within the halls of our Alma llrlater, hereby will and bequeath these our priceless at- tributes: To the Juniors we bequeath our Senior homework, on one condition, that they conscientiously come to class unprepared. To the Sophomores we will the gum that we parked under the assembly seats, providing they promise not to chew out all the wrinkles. To the Freshmen we bequeath our common sense and good behaviour. To lllabel Zellmer, Ruth Schmidt's popularity with the opposite sex. To Hilbert Seider, Hugo Noennig's ability to ask at least one question a day which the professors are unable to answer. To Skinny Scheibe, Leah 1l'Iartin's famous recipe for reducing. To Robert Jungbluth, Raymond Korntheuer's lllercury-like fleetness. To Esther Kloth, Elsie Lessmannis ability to chew three sticks of gum without arousing the professors' hunger for it. To Gertrude Pochert, Else Buenger's uncontrollable fits of laughter. To Harry Benz, Fred Vollmar's record in answering most questions in Physics. To Gerhard Vater, lllarie Hahm's innocfent face when caught at one of her mischievous pranks. To Henry Jahn, Roy Klug's success in stalling To Wilbert Jaeger, Wilmer Scheer's ability to arrive at school in one piece after taking that perilous ride in his car UQ. To Carl Winkelmann, Paul Zurstadt's inventive genius for excuses. To Clarence Kossert, Arthur Siefert's ability to sway his audience-with emo- tion ?-no, with laughter. To Amos Budahn, Lester Fuhrmann's inability to prevent that flush from creep- ing up behind his ers. To Herman Gawrisch, Elmer Hartig's success in causing the professors to dream of him-and oh, what a nightmare! Finally and lastly, we, the Class of 1932, constitute, nominate, and appoint Hein- rich Hassenpfeffer von Schlaraffenland as plenipotentiary to execute this our last will and testament. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, we have hereunto set our hand and seal this twenty-fifth day of June, 1932. fSignedj SENIOR CLASS OF 1932 WITNESSES-Prof. NI. T. Ness .. ............ Watertown Plank Road lliiss Chievous . . . ..... 00 Thirteenth Street NI. H. '32 .ENSB1 .l.T...................... 401 J . rm Ghz Elnp nf Mastery DEAS of joy and happiness are not uniform, but multiform, every one holding a view about it peculiar to himself. To one, joy spells participation in pleasures, the hoarding of treasures, the view- ing of art and of the beauties of nature, and the forming of friendships, to another, the full contents of joy are peace with God and man. However, there are few who possess one of the greatest temporal joys--mastery of a given task or subject. This particular pleasure is the prize of only those who faith- fully apply themselves to a difficult assignment. Such joy of mastery may be experienced alike in school life, in home life, and in business life. During schooldays the joy of mastering a subject is often diminished and dulled by the fact that the student is neither fair nor square in gaining his end. His class- mates may believe that he has reached his goal, but the student himself knows that he does not possess the real pleasure derived from a task well performed. Only through diligent and prolonged study can he earn this joy. In no mean measure the joy of mastery in school work is increased by the joy of victory over one's natural indolence and carelessness. As schooldays draw to an end graduation approaches. Graduation is indeed a meaningless ceremony to the one who knows that he has not truly mastered the subjects given in his course. He has studied with a careless attitude and has not derived the real benefit which the study should have brought him. However, for the one who has studied diligently graduation is an encouragement to greater achievements and continued mastery of tasks. In this manner the mastery of our school assignments heightens the spirit of happiness on the eve of graduation and also gives us confidence in our ability to achieve greater things after graduation. The happiness derived from diligent study may also be experienced in home and business life. If one has in mind the completion of a certain task and will not be at ease until it has been performed to his entire satisfaction, he is assured the joy of mastery. This joy, too, is heightened by one's mastery of the inclination to put off things. Thus we can readily see that a well-performed task affords one satisfaction and joy and is a service wellfrendered to one's self and to one's fellow men.- The surest way not to fail is to determine to succeed. -Sheridan. D. H. '32. I 1.9: fo L41 can 42 ,. Q gf 3:51. ff ga' . yy. 11 ,J qw 1, . abfxzfw, ' , .F ,, M, iw -,Wg Q, f9'?'Z': gg, , .,,, zpv iilffwf Y '-3? 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Gertrude Kienow Blildred Rosenberg . . . . Elmer Seefeld .....BIarie Hahm Professor R. Fenske H41 UPPER Row-VVinkelmann, VVallner, Dey, N. Schultz, Stosick, VV. Nell, Boening CENTER Row-Vetter, XVm. Nell, Lessmann, Kremer, Jaeger, VV. Schultz, Grunwald, Schroeder SE.tx'rED-ll. Lawonn, R. Schultz, Nohos, VV.Lawonn, Director Manthey, llarmann, -lennrich, Korntheuer, Gesch Qwchestra HONG the various organizations devoted to the nohle art of music at our high school is found also the orchestra. lts aim is to give those students who play instruments the opportunity to acquire greater skill and more experience in the field of music. Like all our musical organizations, it works under difficulties hecause of the yearly change in membership. However, hy constant practice and frequent rehearsals the dif- ficulties are finally overcome, due chiefly to the limitless patience and efficient instruc- tion of Professor Klanthey. The annual concert was presented in the school auditorium together with the Glee Cluh on February 22, before an audience of parents and friends. The orchestra has worked not only for its own pleasure and efficiency, hut also to instill and develop in others the love and appreciation of good music. l-P51 4'-. 6CE- ' ,-,xi H lv?-'H Ui-vlan Row-VVerner, Ernst, Meyer, Timm, Bartell, Dahlke, Gzide, Kienow, Boldt, Kirsehke C'uN'rER Row-Dorn, Schumacher, Dietz, Gross, Oberheu, Bjork, llahm, Mittag, Maas, Ungrodt, Schaefer SEA'I'ElJiBZlSl'lYlDIll1, Phillips, Kohlwey, Engel, Heinz, Callies, Director Urothmann, Praefke, Martin, Rosenberg, Beitz, Schmidt, Barz Girls' Glen Qllluh HIC history of our Girls' Glee Club has long been entwined with the history of our school. For twenty-four years the club has been an active organization. Pro- fessor Grothmann has directed the girls for the past seven years and by his patient guidance has led them to many a success. On December l7, at the American Lutheran Association auditorium, Professor Grothmann presented the Glee Club in conjunction with the junior-senior chorus in a Christmas cantata, The King Cometh. A part of this cantata was presented by the girls in the Christmas program held in the Industrial School for Girls on December 23. The final appearance of the club was made in the annual concert in the early part of blay, again in conjunction with the junior-senior and sophomore choruses. Hay the work of this organization continue to edify our Lutheran Christians. -1'T?1 . +61 l l'l'l'l'iR Row-N. liuerger, Korntheuer, llassler, Schultz, NV. Nell, Dey, Slosiek, lleine, liggebreeht. XV.Lawoiin, Gretenhart, li. Buerger, Gnmin Cl-fX'l'liR Ron'-llarinann, XVm, Nell, Dobberfuhl, Butt, Kremer, Bellin, Kuhn, llnuser, NVrensch, Schmidt, Ritter, Behl, XVallner SFYl'lil3-'lIlCH,'t'l', Benz, VVallner, Krause, ll. Lawonn, Director XV. Nlanthey, Grunwald, Uruenwnld, Uiese, Geseh, YVerner Buys' Glen Qiluh l'SlC is an expression of emotion, the language of the soul. 'lihe boys of our school doubtless had this in mind when they desired the organization of a glee club. The fllee Club is the youngest organization of our school. ln the club's earliest infancy Professor Dobberfuhl directed the boys, but after a time Professor Xlanthey assumed the directorship. He has guided the club admirably through those mazy paths of crescendos and pianissimos that give expression to the beauties of music. lintil now the Glee Club has made its public appearances in conjunction with the orchestra. XVhen, on February 22, the orchestra presented its annual concert, the boys added to the success of the program with the rendition of several lively numbers. 'lihe final public appearance of the club was made early this spring. Klay the voices of boys ever interpret the beauties of music, especially the music of our Lutheran Church. A zeizff' l 4' 4:9 4. 6Cin I abr-'x H 'rlkfmn Qeniur Iaallutneen iBartp HE night was dark and quiet. An air of mystery prevailed everywhere. Here and there a Hitting shadow could be seen darting around corners or just appear- ing from nowhere. The reason for all this mystery? Very simple! It was Halloween. The corridors of Lutheran High hung heavy with mystery. Skeletons stalked up and down. Screams and shrieks were heard. You donlt believe all those things could happen? Nevertheless they did, for the senior class was holding a Halloween party. Gradually the party assembled. Every type of character imaginable was repre- sented. There were clowns, gypsies, pirates, Dutch, Chinese, and many other costumes. Before the revelry of the evening began, everyone was initiated into the ranks of ghostdom. A skeleton politely led his victim through the dark auditorium to the stage. Here one had to touch the remains of a cat. Then came the ordeal of the shocking machinefl Before leaving, one was moved to sympathize with the poor old lady who was weeping so bitterly that she showered one with tears. After the drenching all were free to go into the gym. Here fortunes were told, games were played, and a delicious luncheon was served. Later that evening, when everyone was sleepily leaving for home, one and all declared the party a great success. .laiszz W urnr literary Svucieties OR several years our school has sponsored literary activities. This year the faculty finally succeeded in placing literary work in the daily schedule. The Freshman, Sophomore, and Junior classes are each divided into two groups. The Senior class meets as a body. In one activity period a week a group meets under the supervision of a faculty member and conducts a program according to the funda- mentals of parliamentary law. Readings, free talks, poetry, comedy, and other num- bers form interesting variations of the program. Seasonal programs were arranged by the Senior Literary Society for the closing exercises before the Thanksgiving and Christmas holidays. The chief purpose of the literary societies is to help the individual overcome self- consciousness. Later in the business world it is too late to conquer shyness, and one's career might be seriously hampered by the lack of free expression and the ever- lasting feeling of his presence. We certainly feel that our literary societies are doing much for our students in helping them to develop that mental and physical poise which modern society ap- parently demands. ilahiw' Quill! ROPERLY speaking the Ladies' Guild is not an organization of our school, but its activities are such that we are happy to mention it in this department. When in February, 1930, sixty ladies, from Lutheran congregations, gathered in the school auditorium to organize a high school guild, they little foresaw that within a year the organization would grow to one hundred and ten members. The regular meeting of the society is held in the school auditorium every third Tuesday in the month. During the meeting an interesting talk is given by a faculty member. After adjournment the ladies go to the cafeteria where a luncheon awaits them. The Ladies' Guild has done much for our school. Bulletin boards have been placed in the class roomsg chintz curtains were made to brighten many windows, pictures were hungg and besides it has given aid to the dormitory and the sewing class. Just before Christmas the Guild held a Christmas party. Carols were sung, games were played, and gifts were distributed. A mother-daughter banquet was held for the Guild members and their daughters on April 25. 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Q53 n If-.81 J -l,a K .KL ge., f Jlliffswt 49013 Qlluatb ITH coaching such as our teams have experienced during the past year, our school has become more pub- licly known than ever before. ln spite of the obstacles which Coach Pat Falk had to overcome, he built up compara- tively strong teams, which was proved to all those who attended the various games. Our football team has become stronger from year to year, and we hope that the day will come when our team defeats all its opponents, making a clean sweep of the season. Also in basketball our teams have tried hard to continue the good records established in previous years. Although the opponents were yet so hard to face, Coach Falk drilled his teams accordingly and thus formed difli- cult opposition for the opponents. The same can be said of the newly introduced competitive sport, baseball. We hope that this sport will assume a higher po- sition in high-school circles. in im . E521 f' A ff:-XX A YUT 'Q-fr STANDING-Jungbluth, Kuhn, Kienow, Coach Falk, Ulmer, Vetter CENTER Row-Winkelmann, Jahn, Seider, Prahl, Seefeld, Meyer, SEATED-Gawrisch, Scheer, Grunwald, Buerger, Dorau, Timm, Stablefeldt, VVindisch Cudahy High .... RT. U. S. ........... . Whitefish Bay ....... St. John's Lightweights ..... Northwestern Preps . . . 1931 Qantas ....18 . ....6 . ....0 . ....20 . E531 L. H. S. 0 L. H. S. 0 L. H. S. 32 L. H. S. 7 L. H. S. 13 1.93 fs' rm S...- sh mms. W... l .5 Game played at Northwestern Jfunthall 1931 HE students had barely returned from the summer vacation when the call to the gridiron was sent out by Coach Falk. Approximately thirty enthusiastic foot- ball players responded. After a few weeks of hard practice, in order to limber up the body which had grown rusty during the summer months, the boys tested their strength with the Cudahy High School. This game turned out to be a victory in de- feat, for the strong opponents scored only seven points. Then, after another two weeks of strenuous practice, the team lost its second game to M. U. S. by a score of 18-0. These defeats only helped to raise a stronger and greater fighting spirit among the players. With these games in mind the boys traveled to Delafield, Wiscon- sin, where they trimmed the Lightweight team by a score of 7-0. A week later the blue and white squad swamped Whitefish Bay High School 32-6. This evened up the season's record with two defeats and two victories. Now came the final game of the season with the Northwestern Preps at Watertown, Wisconsin. The Preps got the jump on our boys during the early part of the game, but we completely outplayed the opponents in every line during the entire second half. Our team had but two feet to go for a touchdown when the gun went off, thus ending the game and also the foot- ball career of many a loyal player. The score at the end of the game was 20-13 in favor of the Preps. The class of '32 wishes the football team success in its contests in the years to come. E541 '33, in rm UPPER Row-Meyer, Scherbarth, Seefeld, Jaeger, jahn, Seider LOSVER Row-Prahl, VVindisch, Gawrisch, Grunwald, Klug, VVinkelmann, Buerger jfnnthall Zlettermen HINK' BUERGER captained our High School eleven very ably. As usual he played an outstanding game at the left end post while Harvey Prahl and Tedl' Andov very neatly occupied the other end position. Carl WlHkClm1ll1l1 played a bang-up game at left tackle, and VVindisch and Seider alternated as the right tackle. Klug and Gawrisch, guards, and Grunwald at center were ready to hold the op- ponents' line whenever called upong and on the defense they practically broke up every line smash. In the backfield there was a well-balanced line-up. The quarter- back position was occupied by Al lleyer who, until he was eliminated from the line-up because of injuries, played a fast and intelligent game in every respect. At the right halfback position we had Scherbarth, a fast and slippery man, who seldom failed in his accurate passes and end runs, while at the opposite half was See- feld, a man on whom one could depend. The fullback position was well filled by Jaeger. When he hit the line, he hit it hard and was seldom stopped from making a gain. f'Hank Jahn, who took the left half position when Seefeld replaced hleyer at quarter, played a snappy game, especially in the line of carrying the hall. Graduation takes Prahl, Klug, hleyer, and Seefeld from next year's line-up, leaving ten lettermen around whom Coach Falk will build his team of 1932. I 1.91.3 ISS 4:9 f ff I T weyxf?-'iw Dec. Dec. Jan. Jan. Jan. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. lilar. Mar. lxlilf. 11 18 8 15 22 5 12 19 Z6 5 ll 18 STANDING-Coach Falk, Lemke, Meyer, Grunwald, jahn, Timm Kuehn SEATED-JHCECF, Seefeld, Buerger, Klug, Scherbarth, Seider Immanuel ...... Whitefish Bay M.U.S. Nazareth . . . Alumni .... M. U. S. Whitefish Bay .. St. John's ... Alumni .... Northwestern St. John's .. Northwestern Scores ....l6 ...I7 .....29 ...I4 ...25 ...IS 9 ...I5 ....l9 ....31 ...,.l9 . ............ 18 Won 7-Lost 5 .3331 W in Here .... Here ..... RI. U. S. Here ..... Here ....... Here Whitefish Bay St. John's .. . Here . . . Watertown Here .. Here .. f- Tm H QQ-ilgfma LEFT 'ro RIGHT-Seefeld, Jaeger, Klug, Scherbarth, Buerger Iannur Players APTAIN ROY KLUG piloted his team through a very successful season. He was quick to comprehend the method of attack used by the opponents. At guard he played a steady game. 1 Elmer Seefeld played a bang-up game at the forward post. The ease with which he slipped in long shots rallied the team. His special delight, however, was push-in shots. Orliene Scherbarth was a crack forward. He played a neat and fast game, especially on the defense. His ability as shown on the basketball court was a sur- prise to many. Chink Buerger, our springfoot center, outjumped almost every opponent. His uncanny ability from the free-throw line held the team in good stead. Wilbur Jaeger, a husky and dependable guard, was a stone wall, in that he blocked every play that came his way. Because of graduation, Capt. Roy Klug and Elmer Seefeld will never again wear the colors of their Alma Klater in high school competition. 193231. E571 1:o QQ, ln g e5k 3'l-K STANDING--Coach Falk, Bruskewitz, Phillips, Mueller, Buenger, Hoffmann, Scherbarth Dec. Dec. Jan. Jan. Jan. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. lllar. lllar. lllar. SE.1XTED-NCSflCF, Pohland, Winkelmann, Bartell, Schmalz, Rosenberg Scores Cudahy Juniors . . ......... 13 llluslcego A. C. ... .... 6 llluskego A. C. .... .... 8 Cuflahy Juniors .... 3 Alumni .... .... 1 9 A. L. A. .......... .... 1 8 A. L. A. ............ .... 9 Bethel Y. YV. C. A. . . . . . . . 5 Alumni ............. .... l l Vvinnehago L. Ac. . .... 18 Kenosha ..................... 18 YVinneb:1go L. Ac. ............ 6 Won 9-Lost 3 .22 X331 iz l58l Here . ... Here .... Rluskego .. ... Here .... ... Here ... ... Here ........... A. L. A. ....... . Bethel Y. W. C. A Here ........... Fond du Lac ..... Here ...... ... Here . ... mr ees Girls' basketball practice game iannnr iBIapers APT. LYDIA BARTIQLL performed her duties very nicely during the past season hy leading her team through nine victories and three defeats. She played an exceptionally good game at her forward position. Leonora Schmalz is a valuable prospect for future years. She played an outstanding game at the forward post. Dorothy Winkelmann, a dependable center, showed her ahility in jumping and guarding, therehy earning the center position on the varsity squad. Klarianne Nestler proved to he a great defensive player and a crack shot. VVhen she had the hall within shooting distance, one was certain that another hasket would he added to her score. Anita Pohland played a consistent game at her guard position. NVhenever her op- ponents eame toward her with the hall, she managed to tie up the hall in some way. Graduation will take Anita Pohland from the team leaving Bartell, Sehmalz, YVinkelmann, and Nestler as the heart of next year's squad. 1.9: 76 l59l ,. aww. Baseball BASEBALL was for many years an activity supported by the students of our high school. Gym classes always eagerly looked forward to the time when it was warm enough outdoors to play baseball. During the spring months, while school was yet in session, interclass games were scheduled, and many noon hours were happily spent on the campus, either by participating in the games, or by cheering some team on to victory. Although various groups frequently suggested that we start a school team, yet the plans did not materialize until this year. In the early portion of April, Coach Falk announced that all the upper classmen assemble in the gymnasium. It was at this meeting that he informed us of the in- troduction of baseball as a competitive sport at Lutheran High. Both boys and girls were glad to hear the news, and they eagerly pledged their support in an effort to up- hold the reputation for our school among other high schools of the vicinity. The schedules were arranged as follows: BOYS' GAMES May 17 ..... .... S horewood B vs. L. H. S. .... home May 19 ..... .... ll 1. U. S. vs. L. H. S. ....... home May 24 ..... .... S horewood A vs. L. H. S. .... home May 26 ..... .... S horewood B vs. L. H. S. .... Shorewood B May 31 ..... .... M . U. S. vs. L. H. S. ........ hi. U. S. June 2 ..... .... S horewood A vs. L. H. S. .... Shorewood A GIRLS' GAMES CTentativeD M. U. S. ..... ............................ . . .2 games Shorewood ...... . . .2 games South Milwaukee . . . .2 games Riverside ........................................................ 2 games Because of the late schedule, We were unable to give the results of the games and the names of the lettermen. 'Q X531 X E601 6 i621 5 Q W ' 5 8 gal ' xi' 5 pi!! if ff ' '-.fy .4 .,, 'I P1 ,A , 'ff ia . , , L wf-14 ,mga Hu.- U2 Yi: 5:71 'ffmf' .,- I .fa K 'Eg , 2,5 ' bb rig it ,. 3? :Q 'ii -- 1: .' wif :fi - 45,3 ,ff V1 if ' 34 - ,Wi xi , li , -lun, , ye: , in . ' f 'fr ,,, , 1 ,hV . us? Q'-gfagf ,mis Q V xm- , iff: J ,.: , ,Q . . A a as as- '!!11 Qflalenhar SEPTEMBER 9. Extra! Extra! School reopens! Pupils storm the gates of L. H. S. Professors act as traffic cops, breaking up the congestion in the corridors. 11. The heat is so intense that the pupils are walking in a daze dreaming of the old swimming hole. 14. First meeting of the Senior Philorhetoric .Literary Society. Roy Klug elected president, Elsbeth Dietz, secretaryg Clara Gade, treasurer. 15. Prize offered to the student catching the most flies during a history period. Earl Juedes was given honorable mention. 16. First orchestra meeting. Timid Freshies straggle in. 18. Freshies saved! Faculty announces, No hazing! 24. Megaphones taken off the shelf and dusted for the first pep meeting. 26. Our gridders face their first opponent-Cudahy- Nary a touchdown. 29. Get out your red flannels! First cold weather. OCTOBER 6. We become Puritans-in a history composition. 17. Game with Whitefish Bay. NOTICE: WE WON. 19. Hurrah! The suspense is over! Faculty decides in favor of an annual. 21. Staff elected. Depression Blues sung at our first meeting. 23. Professor Gieschen dramatizes Hamlet as it should be done. 30. Ghostly shadows, fearful skeletons, blood-thirsty gypsies, plundering pirates, terrified maidens!-What is it?-Senior Halloween Party. NOVEMBER 2. Oh Woodman, spare that tree! But he refused to listen. Two trees are felled on the campus. 5. How fortunate that the teachers must have a convention once in a while. 7. Signals-1-2-8-9. Last football game. Was it a thriller! But-We lost. 9 Back to school for Hrecuperationi' after Teachers' Convention. ll. Basketball squads begin practice. 64 .3331 I I is rm Hugo Noennig strains a tonsil while arguing vociferously with Professor Hauser over a Physics problem. Senior Literary Society makes its first appearance in public in a Thanksgiving Program. Oh boy! Thanksgiving Day! Turkeys and cranberries and pumpkin pie and- stomach ache! DECEMBER Still recovering from effects of Thanksgiving Day. Ho hum! Things are pretty dead. VVish something exciting would happen. Notice the restlessness and tension in the air? First signs of the coming of Christmas vacation. Girls' Chorus and Glee Club give a Christmas Cantata. You surely missed something if you didn't attend. Just imagine! The captain of the boys' basketball team forgot to report to the officials when he went into the game! Hooray! The long-looked-for vacation has finally come. Girls' Glee Club celebrates at the home of Dorothy Engel. A good time is had by all. JANUARY Back to school again. The usual New Year's resolutions are made, but-are they kept? Well, well, well! One of Alvin lWeyer's laboratory experiments finally worked! Congratulations! Fate decreed that Chink's ball should not go in the lll. U. S. basket. Paul Zurstadt! A big Senior like you putting oranges down a little girl's neck. What a calamity! No heat in the sewing room. lvlessrs. Buerger and Falk have a hard time trying to locate the trouble. A committee of 295 has been appointed to discover who invented exams. Notice the sad expressions on many faces? Of course-report cards. AQ? fdf Maw.. FEBRUARY 2. Seniors had a Csllhay-ride party. It was a big success, even though some one did put mustard in Art Siefert's hat. 4. The Physics class didn't have its drawings, so Professor Hauser obligingly stays home. 8. What! An unexpected History test! Well, he might as well know the worst. 12. Silence may be golden, but it was unbearable in History today. Buenger couldn't stand it, so she walked out. 17. Have you noticed how quiet it is in Physics? Elsie and hlarie changed their seats. 22. Boys' Glee Club and Orchestra do honor to George Washington by giving a concert. 25. Spring is just around the corner-of the gym where Freshies were caught play- ing mibs. MARCH 2. Prof. Gieschen's new method for teaching English is to make the pupils sing the answers. '!Drink to me only with thine eyes was the first lesson. 4. Don't move! Now smile! were the commands of the patient photographers. 8. No, Elmer Seefeld, you can't balance a chair on two legs and sit on it at the same time and expect it to remain upright. 14. An underground railway was put into operation by the commercial law class. Everything from fudge to hard-boiled eggs is transported. 17. Green dresses, green ties, green hair ribbons, green everything! It must be St. Patrick's Day. 18. 'Tis hard to believe, but the Easter vacation has finally begun. 30. Tempus fugit! Here we are back again, still dreaming of the Easter vacation. APRIL 1. Every student comes to class prepared. April Fool! 5. Prof. Gieschen almost gave us a vacation. We wish him a speedy recovery. 8. Hooks Noennig celebrated his birthday in commercial law. 16. Farewell! The Aurora has gone to press. ? E661 ilaumnr It has been said that an Englishman gets three laughs from a joke-first, when the joke is toldg second, when it is explained to himg and third, when he understands it. The Frenchman gets only the first two-he never sees the point. The German gets one-he won't wait for the explanation, and the American gets none at all, be- cause he's heard the joke before. Now, you Americans, how many of these have you heard before? PROF.: Who was it that prompted you? l'm sure l heard someone whisper that date to you. - A VOICE fbelonging to Hartig, we presumej : Probably it was History repeating itself. BUENGER: Trudy lost her comb again. ELSBETH: How do you know? BUENGER! I can't find mine. ARTHUR: You wouldn't punish me for something I didn't do, would you? PROF.: Why of course not. ARTHUR: Well, I didn't do my commercial law. PROP. explainin Milton : lt isn't alwa s what a man writes but what he g Y v omlts that makes things interesting. VOLLlN1AR! So it is with my examination papers. KIENOW: Do make yourself at home, girls. l am at home myself and wish all of you were. PROF.: Leah, wh are the davs longer in summer ? Y . LEAH: The heat causes them to expand. THE HEIGHT OF EXTRAVAGANCE A Scotchman giving his old razor blades to a Jewish rabbi. I leaf?- I67 i I i 1 W A F' a:i-- X . O C T INVENTION FOR AWAKENING OF STUDENT When the student falls asleep, his hand will drop, pulling string CAD, causing gun QBJ to shoot string QCJ, thus releasing ball CDD, causing it to fall upon board CED, causing board to raise tack IFJ through hole in seat, causing student to awaken most rapidly. Girls are pretty, generally speaking. Girls are pretty generally speaking. Now! Does a comma make a difference? 'ljock will ye sup wi' me tae morrow nicht? Aye, Sandy, that I will, wi' pleasure. Guid. Then eight o'clock at your house. RAG MERCHANT: Any beer bottles, lady ? LADY: Do I look as if I drank beer ? RAC MERCHANT! Well, vinegar bottles, lady? PROF. How much air will a bottle hold? ELSIE: Oh, about a bottle full. Hugo Noennig still can't understand why they put holes in Swiss cheese when it's limburger that needs all the ventilation. SISSY SCHULTTZ: Did you notice that Schmidt smiled at me? H ELSE: Oh, that's nothing, the first time 1 saw you I laughed out loud. Heard at concert given by Boys' Glee Club. SONNY: Daddy, why do so many boys sing at once. P!! FATHER: Because one alone couldn't take all the blame. AL MEYER treading Germanj: Sie ist eine gauze vortreffliche Frau. PROF. fcorrectingj : Neinl Sie ist eine ganzlu A SENIOR AT THAT! FRESHIE: You want to keep your eyes open around here today. SENIOR: What for ? FRESHIE: Because people would think you were crazy if you walked around with them shut. PROF.! When did Milton write 'Paradise Regained . YP!! PRAHL: Shortly after his wife died. its 32 E681 mr A POINIE Under the spreading chestnut tree So back he Walks a mile or so A stubborn Ford now stands. And finds the missing part. And Scheer, an angry man is he And now it surely ought to go, With grease on face and hands. But still the thing won't start. He lifts the hood and takes a look Oh, what a disappointed look To see what might be wrongg Is seen on Wilmer's face. Poor Wilmer now believes in spooks, He's wondering what the wise old 'Cause part of the engine's gone. Hooks Would do in such a case. And then by chance old Hooks walked past And helped poor Wilmer out. He looked and saw that what Scheer lacks Was a back-seat driver's shout. RAZORBACK: Do you think that Professor -T meant anything by it? LESTER! By what ? RAZORBACK: He advertised a lecture on 'Fools' and on the ticket he gave me, it said 'Admit One.' The most absent-minded man of the month was the judge who dismissed the prisoner, sentenced the jury, scratched the desk, and hit himself on the head with the gavel. Let's hope Klug doesn't try that in Literary Society. EARL: 'lHave some trouble? ROY fcoming out of D. T. Roomj: No thanks, just had some. PROF.: Paul, leave the library. PAUL funder his breathl: Well, I wasn't planning to take it with me. EPITAPH ON BERNICE'S TOMB This famous artist met her death, ' Because she couldnlt draw her breath. . f A .....-.... I could tell you many more jokes but I suppose you'd only laugh at them anyway. Coming events cast their shadows before. E691 I ur nr sfifhis-fsdidhv Y 3 I I 71 72 73 74 75 mr GQ X531 GBM Qhhertisers HE expenses of the 1932 Aurora were met chiefly through the co- operation and good will of our adver- tisers. To them we owe a substantial patronage. We urge you to carefully scan this list and to remember our sup- porters when you do your purchasing. XJ f76fI jf. H B391 ADVERTISERS' INDEX Badger Mutual Fire Ins. Co... D. Bilitz Bakery ........... Erwin G. Boettcher ....... Walter P. Boettcher ........ F. J. Borgwardt Sons, Inc..... H. H. Brueggemann Co.. . . . Bruett Clothing Co. ...... . Chas. P. Bruskewitz ..... Bunde 8: Upmeyer Co. . . . C. A. Burghardt .......... The Carol Sweet Shop .... R. L. Jim Clark ........ F. F. Collath Co. ........ . College Athletic Supply Co... C. J. Conrad .............. A. F. Dobratz 8: Son ..... Donath Furniture Co... H. M. Eggebrecht ..... E. 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Jewelers - Milwaukee PLANKINTON BUILDING Where Quality Is As Represented NORTH AVE. FUEL CO. Superior Fuel Service Office: Yards: 3014 W. NORTH AVE. 3318 W. FOND DU LAC AVE. cixsm. . - l33l - - 2: . 'N urn 1 1 A Complete Stock of Outdoor and Indoor Q Athletic Supplies and Clothing i f GH Mi1waukee's Most Popular Sporting Goods Store A ' E X ' 4 if QLC .e . 9 Q ' I' ,A W 1 tri G gil Su fy A Jw 5' - ? Qg1W 117 if H 23 A Al, T G1 ESFU pw M - 766 N. Plankinton Ave., Old Address at Wells 234 West Water Trade In your old watch for a new style BULOVA J' Compliments of a Friend JEWELER O F K Egyptian Theatre Building ' . ' 3711 N. TEUTONIA AVE. Kilbourn 1510 MILWAUKEE Compliments of W. NEUMARKEL 0 Packard - Rellln Co. Groceries and Ladies' Exclusive Delicatessen Footwear 3293 N. 14th ST. Locust 0117 314 W. WISCONSIN AVE. Schattschneider's Funeral Home 1655 S. Muskego Avenue Phone Mitchell 0371 MILWAUKEE, WIS. l39l xiii sag ,ka as .ef rm swf-in OSCAR ERDMANN DEALER IN Choice Fresh, Salted, and Smoked Meats Poultry in Season 938 W. CHAMBERS ST. Locust 0696 We Furnish Your Home Complete Donath Furniture Co. Furniture - Stoves Rugs 3298 N. GREEN BAY AVE. Where You Can Buy With Confidence - U ' ' 51 '46 o 001 Oo , 6 2768 N. TEUTONIA AVE. G R A E B E L'S Goon sHoEs To Please Every Member of the Family 3211 N. GREEN BAY AVE. TEL. LOCUST 2103 '20 - '21 - '24 HELD 8: HELD RADIOS AND ICE-O-MATIC Sales and Service NORTH 58th 8: W. NORTH AVE. Arthur Scherbarth Smoked and Fancy CUT MEATS Tel. Locust 1006 1121 W. LOCUST ST. A Friend E. G. S. Quality Groceries Schultz 8: Harris, Inc. Better Grocers 3451 N. 23rd STREET Corner W. Keefe Ave. .iyssml 90 1 ity., iPfff tt7 urm LOCUST 0160 No Charge For Use of Our Home ERCK'S PHARMACY F R A N T Z P ' t' Funeral Home resent? lon Drugglsts I 1921 w.GREEN1-'IELD AXEKEE 15 th and Atkinson Ave. Mmheuozsg MILW U MILWAUKEE WISCONSIN The New Candlelight-Effect in Portraits is especially charming for young people For the Newest in Modern Photography COME TO The Kohler Studio FINE ARTS BUILDING Opposite Pabst Theatre 125 E. Wells St. MILWAUKEE You'l1 be surprised at our low prices on School Groups Carefully Taken high grade work Our Portraits Will Beautify Your Annual. Let us figure with you on your class work KILBOURN 7831 Erwin G. Boettcher Compliments of Fancy Groceries The Senior Basketball and Meats Home1MadeSauSage Team and Coaches 1734 W. WALNUT ST. I zeif' f91 4:9 fdM it-f'Sm THE SECRET OF SUCCESS The Secret of Success is to save something each week before you spend anything. Begin now at this strong bank. TEUTONIA AVE. STATE BANK 2803 No. Teutonia Ave. SAFETY - STRENGTH - SECURITY Open Monday Evenings from 6:30 to 8:00 Kilbourn Household Furniture Co. 2713 W. FOND DU LAC AVE. Where Values, Dollar for Dollar, are Unequalled PHONE KILBOURN 0937 Fred A. Niedermeyer Meats of Dependable Quality Better Meats, Cleaner Meats Quicker Service 2307 W. KEEFE AVENUE Say It With Flowers From GAULKE 8: CLAUER Compliments of a Friend WM. F. STRANDT Funeral Service No matter how simple or elaborate a funeral you wish, we can positively save you money. 2230 W. HOPKINS ST. Telephone Kilbourn 1145 X, . QQ XB312 , 921 i nf rm I ' PL: gi I ix - -, e..II W A- ' ff' . 'Fjnai sees, M34 Trackage Serviceitations, Ine.PPE5'iBETTER GAS FOR LESS N. 30th and W. Lisbon N. 16th and W. State N. 30th and W. Burleigh TELEPHONE LOCUST 5908 Walter P. Boettcher Meat My Friend Try Our Home-made Lard, Sausage, Smoked Butt and Bacon 2978 N. Richards St., MILWAUKEE R. L. JIM CLARK Fishing Tackle Guns and Ammunition 2243 North 21st Street MILWAUKEE WISCONSIN GEORGE W. JENS Dry Goods and Notions 7346 W. GREENFIELD AVE. WEST ALLIS WISCONSIN PHONE KILBOURN 1826 PAUL SCHRUBBE Our Shoes Are Fitted By X-Ray W. North Ave. at 46th St. MILWAUKEE WISCONSIN WHEN IN NEED OF ICE CREAM Consider MILWAUKEE'S 9 0 ICE CREAM INDEPENDENT CAKES ICE CREAM MoULDs MANUFACTURER FOR PARTIES Verifme Dairy Products Co. 1130 W. CLARKE ST. Tel. Locust 5900 , 1.9.92 35 93 I .zo lf, How Do You Like Your Chicken? Good People Prefer Them Dressed, and Good Judges Prefer the E. M. CO. BRAND NONE BETTER PHONE KILBOURN 3183 DR. O. A. GOODWIN DENTIST ENGEL MILLAR 1509 W. Fond du Lac Avenue Veal, Poultry, Eggs MILWAUKEE 1236-1240 N. Sth St. MILWAUKEE PHO s SPORTING GOODS onine: LOCUST 0239 gi.: KILBOURN 4643 ' Office Hours: 11-12 A.M., 1-4 P.M., 7-8 P.M. Sunday, 11-12 A.M. - o E DA sr. , , , 4r N A Puff Dr. W1111am F. Wemgart P .nc su Physician and Surgeon Our New Address 137 E. WELLS STREET 1209 W. Walnut St., cor. 12th St. MILWAUKEE, WIS. PHONE MITCHELL 8627 C. SEIZER 8: SONS Funeral Directors 2016 W. GREENFIELD AVE. Otto Grunwaldt Herman Grunwaldt Compliments of Greenwood Carnation Co. NORTH MILWAUKEE, WIS. LOCU ST 2767 SIEMERS-BUNKE, Inc. Formerly Rheinfrank's Hatters - Furnishers 3365 N. GREEN BAY AVE. MILWAUKEE, WIS. The Largest and Best Assortment on the North Side PHONE LOCUST 9110 For that Graduation Gift See FRED. W. KAEDING 2410 N. THIRD ST. MILWAUKEE lame. - . I in 9-1- um The Badger Mutual Fire Insurance Company OF MILWAUKEE, WIS. Organized 1887 Issues Non-Assessable Policies Home Office - 824 So. 16th Street, Milwaukee Assets, S729,415.62 Surplus, S550,938.82 AUGUST J. LANGHOLFF, Pres. RICHARD SCHMIDT. Vice Pres. C. L. ROLOFF, Treasurer HENRY WEIHBRECHT, Secreta y G H. KAMPER. A S t y 1 ufwwlyf 2' ' 3571 D. .BILITZ BAKERY Home Bakery Specializing in Cakes and Fancy Pastries PHONE EDGEWOOD 5756 3901 N. 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