Monroe High School - Doctrine Yearbook (St Paul, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 74 of the 1943 volume:

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PAUL, MINNESOTA A K J ' f .14 097 ' dx , , , f 41 rf- J VII f If Editor-in-Chief , ,,,, VIRGINIA SKOGMO ' SW Afsistanz Editor GERTRUDE SCHREINER W Jqijgkji Mi Art Editor ,,,, ,, ,,,,, I-IAROLD SCHNEIDER ,j J , r ' 1- .C-.5-fff-hai- Circulation Manager ,,,,,,, CAROLYN KORBEI. J A Advertising Marzager ,,,, ,,,,, J OI-IN MANN l ' ' ' ' IVMI7 5 Literary Editor I , BEATRICE BRONEAK ,H K . K , Ciaxs Room Editor ,,,,,, ,, ESTHER SVII-IEL I SOCIIII Edffof aaaaaa MARIAN ANDERSEN ' fn Q X I, ,f 1 X' xr A V X Heaa' Photographer , ALFRED EPPESTINE A 'f rv, ' '-.X-xl! I . O SWA if Iv Qx Nffffiii Sporls Editors RAYMOND BORN, GLORIA ZIMMERMAIY Typist I I I LLLLLLLLL I LLLLLLL MARY ANN KRUPICH r- 1 I I 1 I I I I , yt f ' I f V as , I if Q1 04 1 ,J QQ, t I .- X J ' V l NJ 11 h 'Q - 15'-hi Y 4 f ' A WV f . I Y -'OW , r cf Ja ,,,. . 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J yy 'il x 'WIN and . . f' bw i 0 o 0 0 J l O 4 , YE V - 1, - Qs 5 M. We, the senior class of Monroe High School, dedicate . . X Q5 this annual to you, our former mates who are fighting sol' il Wg bravely to defend the American Way of Lifeg and to you, 'X I our classmates, who will be entering the armed servicesxlj in the near future. This dedication expresses our deep appreciation and pride in your patriotism and sacrifice. I K Y Q l . - -fy X. X . -' Q P ' x t ' -X A X- NN ,N - , 5 I ' .' 'i' 'T Ll - - v fb c, s x it ' 'Q- Q NX X i if r f l ' -' 'V V- '- . A V , 3 it 3 x. ff v -jf' ' F ,A i,'AV,if!Vu. .K ' J Ji l f' my f 2 Ji, x qt 1 - Milf. Gai W R P lj! ' t J if s . ,m m m Ui C Q19 f , C C Fr. i Jo Qty .A, D Faculty . Q - ' if Seryice Roll 3 of Hofnotl Q 3 3 f i Sc-Shiors 4 K X . . XJ N Q Classes 'Q Activities 3 Sports 53 55 J 5 3 4 i WK u 'a 'W-w 4.0 J AW M,ln1 W v' My 4j,,1,M ww fvvgifjp WWW 1 5,4170 fffffw 7,442-Y 'lprcidcr 11 MQW 11f1M111y M1 As SCI'ViC6 IS h gh he mind of E any nation at w I A Therefore xi We, the M f 43 h 105611 this as rh I 5 h f h h W P dl pl age our uhehdih 1 pl h 1 1 lwords, ' , Q , WE SERVE Mis E E fwiiw fffggiizi MfWWo4V6,1'JM5b 5625555 Q iff ' ,Q : Xf f ff 0 fm, fl 5 Q, Le? il A W ijjil Mf 2211 R0 35 To Mr. Norton: f For the sound advice, encouragement, and love he has given every studentg For his help in enabling our boys to graduate before entering the armed serviceg For his leadership that has made Monroe a school to be proud ofg We, the class of 1943, express our gratitude and affection. K-A Z Q M .L L1,4 ,Lo -A.. 0f I '99f :CL S Z' Z , ,,.,'r',a 9' ' 1:6-f f ' ff ,Jef-nf-f ' ' f Tl H7 rd? 13, X' ya! ' 7 6 ' . Page :even T3 ss. , OU R FACU LTY -ar ya 5, Mrs. Esther Griffin Mr. Adrian Baril Miss Ruth Leise Mr. John A. Norton Mrs. Eleanor Conant Miss Miss Miss Miss Mrs. Miss Margaret Thornton Catherine Daly Dorothy Mahood Grace Cook Edna Rocknem . 9' i ' S- .. Eff' Miss Katherine Fink Mr. Glenn Varner 65Firsl Row Miss Helen Walsl1 Miss Nelle Ryan Miss Esther Munson Muriel Ojigkhf uk .K y tttstt 'P we Second Row Mr. Leonard Powclerly Mr. William Fuhrmann Miss Grace Schutte Mr. William Souther Miss Lucy Steffanus Mrs. Elizabeth Swanson V v' il fy fn. We Page eight 'MX Lf . - Q 'X-4' tv? A ,x - K , in A- ,tak P ef fi T A , xt M E, T R wg! E- fx, , A. Q i --X V1 X' i, X4 1 C 142 U '1 V, P ' llriffl' .Q ,J rgla x Mrs. Martha Hartwell Miss Marie Doyle Mr. Leonard Tracy Miss Evelyn Haskell Mr. Kenneth Williams -J i s A ,wwf A ,,e,V , m,..., lags 3. Miss Marian Fredine Miss Edith Broclcer Mrs. Margaret Sheahan 5. Miss Marian Simmonds Miss Leila Asher Miss Rose McLeer 4. Miss Helen Sullivan 6. Miss Grace Jacobs Mrs. Pearl Bunker Mrs. Sarah Johnson Miss Arline Menlc Mr. Willis Burwell Mr. Ernest Goulet Mr. Elmer Swanson Page nine 1 ZVIOr1r0e boys and girls who have entered the servzke of their eourrzgl lvrzbr Z0 April IQ 1943 fThe following are either graduates of Monroe High School Ahlf, Raymond Alexander, Earl Alton, Don Amon, Stephen Anderson, Paul Angerhofer, Warren Aschenbrener, Ruth Baker, Raymond Barott, Kenneth Barry, R obert Baugh, Donald Bedahl, Roy Bedunah, Donald Beecroft, Bertram, Beuster, Bezecny, Arnum Charles Richard Robert Biedermann, Ray Bland, R icha rd Bledig, Quido Blum, Thomas Boldt, Ralph Boyle, Leo Breaux, James Burianek, Francis Brunette, John Burnell, Edwin Buzicky, Bernard Capetz, George Carlson, Eldon Carr, Thomas Caruso, Frank Christofore, Michael Clark, Mathew Clarno, George Connors, George Conroy, Frank Coty, Vernon Cusick, Donald Del Medico, John Del Medico, Tony Dcmaio, Charles Diederlch, Donald Dielke, William Doth, VVilliam Dressler, Harry Driscoll, Vincent Dunn, William Dvorak, Frank Dvorak, Jerry Dvorak, Joseph Dvorak, James Vincent Ehlenz, Richard Elsner, Arthur Erickson, Donald Evangelist, Leonard Fader, Carroll Figura, Clarence Fischbach, Paul Fontaine, Melvin Every Page ten Freiberger, Ray Fritl, Joseph Frye. Charles Furchner, Laurence Gabel, Jack Ganz. Edward Gerayrhty, Michael Gerga, VVilliam Gillespie, Mark Gillespie, Robert Gillespie, Vincent Gorg, Richard Gray, Earl Gruber, Frank Grovum, Clayton Haas, NVslfred Haessly, Harry Halcin, Floyd Hamilton, Jerome Harggi, Robert Hanley, Robert Hanson, Harold Hayek, Edward Healy, Jack Hendrickson, Russell Hexznum, Paul Hessler. ,Arthur Hessler, Vernon Hill, Gustav Hu'i'mau, Phillip Horner, Jack Horner, Robert Horwath, John Hosier, Ray Hostrawser, LeRoy Houle, Shirley Husting, Jerry Jabs, Robert Jacobs, William Jewell, Ralph Jobe, Norman Johans, George Johnson, Edward Johnson, Norbert Johnson, Richard Joncas, Maurice Josten, Robert Kane, Wesley Kath, Paul Kautz, Russell Kester, Anthony Klainert, Robert Knapton, Richard Knowles, William Knox, Jack Kocourek, John Koehler, Donald Kohout, Frank Kolnberger, Bernard Kolnberger, Paul left Monroe.l Korlath, Joseph Korlath, William Kostohryz, Kenneth Kraft, Richard Kurschner, Jay Kuzelka, Ray LaCorse, Lawrence Landis, Bernie Lane, Donald Lane, John Larsen, John Larsen, Thomas Laub, Lyman Lego, William Leitner, Arnold LeMaster, Donald Linden, Leon Linkins, William Lorinser, Leroy Lundin, Jack Lyden, Jerry M. McCormick, Donald McGuire, John McKammon, Bill McKilligan, William McLean, Lawrence McNally, Carlton McNellis, Paul McPhee, Patrick McSherry, Frank Mansfield, Leo Manuel, George Manuel, John Martino, Charles Maurizio, William Meier, R. J. Merabella, Lloyd Merabella, Walter Mershell, Eugene Meyer, Albert Mikle. Mikle, Edward Lawrence Miller, Ernest Miller, Helmuth Mollner, Bernard Moldenhauer, Marvin Moore, George Moravec, August Moravec, Joseph Morse, Darwin Muccio, Ray Muellner, Albert Murphy, George Muska, Henry Narducci, Fred Nast, Harry Naylon, William Nechodom, Donald Nechodom, Richard Nelson, James or attended no other Nelson, Ralph Nelson, Richard Nelson, Roy Newman, Albert Newell, Robert Nickelson, Kenneth Noha, Ben Nordstrom, William Nygard, Earl Nyizren, Keith O'Laughlin, Donald Owen, Francis Owen, Leonard Owens, Joseph Palacheck, Frank Palumbo, Donald Palumbo, Gordon Patterson, Robert Perry, John Pesek, Clarence Pesek, Emil Pesek, Frank Pesek, William Peterka, Paul Peterka, Peter Peterson, Carl J. Peterson, Donald Peterson, Donald N. Peterson, Edward Peterson, Everett Peterson, Orville Peterson, Robert Picha, Thomas Plumbo, Warren Post, Ray Pratt, George Pratt, Robert Pulkrabek, Harley Ramlow, Russell Reher, Roy Rierdan, Robert Roberts, George Rudolph, Albert Rykel, James Roman, Neal St. John, Audree Samec, Art Samec, Raymond Sassor, Clarence Saver, Kenneth Schaible, Donald Scharfbillig, Frank Scheuer, Roger Schifferl, Donald Schlader, Audrey Schneider, Francis Schultz, Gene Schuster, Alfred Schuster, Richard Schwartz, Robert school after they Schwietz, Vernon J. Schwietz, Joseph Scrivener, Richard C Selleck, Robert Shields, Franklin Sicard, Warren Siless, Stuart Silke, Henry Siluk, Frank Skarda, Thomas Slagle, Robert Sletner, William Smith, Francis Snavely, John Sorensen, Willard J. Spratt, James Lewis Stark, Charles State, Douglas Steichen, Nicholas Stifter, Louis Sullivan, Thomas Svoboda, Frank Tamble, Leo Taylor, Albert Tedmon, Clifford Thompson, Jack Tieso, Arthur Tobin, George Tomanek, Stanley Turner, William Vesely, Dan Vogel, Elmer Vogelgesang, Leo Vokaty. Leo Von Drasek, Arlene Wade, Robert Wagner, Florbert Walsdorf, Joseph Weber, Donald Weber, Gregory Welters, John Wethern, Frank Wheaton, Lloyd Wheeler, Merritt Wiecher, Thomas Wilde, Roy Wiley, Kenneth Wilson, Richard Winkler, Edward Wooley, John tfacultyj Wynn, Charles Yanta, Herman Yanta, Joseph Yanta, Richard Yasak, George Yench, Bruce Zablocka, Walter Zenker, Carl Zwirn, Donald Zwirn, Herbert attempt has been made to make this list as complete as possible. Any omission is unintentional. 'S Q IWW, 19 of KX f f . f' 1,1 Xx if I'-'X fx CW U KQ, ,gl M 3 X Q5 Ms H Q ' ' ' T G2 I X. if if ' ' ' M 'A '-' -N -' v ' 4 X QI , . J iw 1 ' Q My M 6 ,y gkfm Q W wi NVQ? A Li, by ww Y my :QW xi CX 5 I B s CI off H R II .U 1 ! , I 1, :-'ii,fi','5','1f,.'f,L,f,Q-.--.,- ...1,.., , X- S .1 Nw, , W f 1 S' X Nliexfx l l I l l MISS GRACE IACOBS John Mann, Treasurer, Marian Andersen, Secretaryg Raymond Lindmeyer, MR. ERNEST GOULET ?residentg Dennis Cox,Vice President. acmewaff f. L. s . A - , . f - n ' if diff 150' ' The time has com when we must say good-bye to Monroe and all its pleasant memories. Before we regretfully say farewell, we take this opportunity to thank Mr. Norton, our senior class advisors, Mr. Ernest Goulet and Miss Grace Jacobs, and the entire faculty, for their gracious help and assistance at all times. They have truly proven themselves to be our friends both in and out of the classroom. We also wish to pay a special tribute to our class officers for being such line leaders. Although we must say farewell, we shall never forget any of the precious moments we have spent here. Page thirteen To have a happy marrl life o . rvlng diliflUR L AQl!TT oy. Ambition: . . bb, . Aclca. Activities: Orchestra, German Air Corps. e Cl , Student ouncil, Tennis Team, O ilILLIQ ACHTERLING, IL N MARIE ALFONSO Lafonse Activities: Choir, b, i Club. Ambition: To get into the Club. Q fEoQlFCross Club, Girl Re erves, Girls, Glee f V , N L 5 fi, fr f I WMC Aligning ' M' we-E x ALICE M IE A LEE, Lux. 'A ities' G.A.A., National Relations Club, X bQtLeyp6.C ILh9 a successful housewife. '17, ,sag 1 MARGARET AMON, Peggy. Activities: Rifle Club, Hall Study, Choir. Ambition: To fly my own airplane. MARIAN SHIRLEY ANDERSEN, Andy. Activities: Senior Class Plav, Science Club, National Relations Club, Library Club, Girl Reserves, Student Council, D.A.R, Alternate, Secre- tary of Slenior Class, Dogyine Staff. , n if . f . fi' 1 - 1 i - ,, rw, . , rl 0 . lrxl 1 f - V , . 1 ' ..- ,' f . iq ,,', . f I ' ' '7 '1 K I I-IALVIN CARLTON ANDERSON, Hal. Ambition: Tofbe 1- in a famous orchestra. 4, .f '4 Staff, Choir Hall Study. Ambition To become a doctor MARIAN JOSEPHINE ANDERT Red' Ambition To see w York Pet Peeve Gossiping people leo --'J-41:5 rv-A M., , 'To x 1 I 4 .JZK 'Q-Ln a-. m,,',. LG? .J -16 . , , lx U ERWIN 'EHARLES ER FER, French? Aqivilhi Junior Choir, journalism Club, Senior Chof Christmis, Play? Sg?ieiClasfHdy1'sf-I43, -Radio Club.- ' ' ' 'fn GOR jAHH4 ASHBY, Ash. Activities: Football '40, '41, '44, M ,Club, German Qub Pfesident, Traffic, Doctrine Staff, Christmas Play, Student Council, - ' SELMA B. ANDERSON, Sally. Activities: G.A.A., Doctrine is., Nr'-ra-5 -'gs 2 f-. -V, ' 4 4 BEVERLY D. BAMBUSCH, Bev. Activities: Girl Reserves, Monroe Art Club, National Relations Club. Pet Peeve: People who 'llcnow it allf, PATRICIA BAROTT, Pa!.Jictivities: Literary Staff, Latin Club. Ambition: To be ai AVE. Pet Peeve: Girls who drag their heels. uf R EUGENE GEORGE RIERAR , Rorliy, Aoiivioooi Football, Junior Choir, Senior Choir, e Club 40, Hall Study, M Club, Member of l'Slcyhawks. 4' or Al Y ROBERT BISKE, B li, Koiiviiifqof German Club, National Relations Club. Am ion: To be a geologist in South America. K Tai , 'K-.lu -Inu ..-ws sf 'ogg A .uusr :ov ,na,t.t NO' Q0 I1 5. 'I I Al . BURRELL ROBERT BOARD, Bm, tooioiliocl Eootbal, Basketball, Track, MM Club, Bowling Team '43. Ambition: To be a pilot. MARION EMILY BODLAK, Penny. Activities: Journalism Club, National Relations Club, Pan-American Club, Doctrine Staff, Monitor Staff, Hall Study. HELEN ANN BOESCH, Red. Activities: G.A.A., Rifle Club, Hall Study. Ambition: To own a yacht. ELEANORE MILDRED BORATKO, Eenore. Activities: Senior Class Play '43, Christmas Play '42, Spring Follies '40 and '41, Phgdtography Club, Hall Study, Girls, Trio, Choir. RAYMOND LAWRENCE BORN, Ray. Activities: President of Stucleritiouncil, Treasurer of National Relations Club, Hall Study, Tra ic, Baseball, Sports Editor of Annual. JOSEPH JAMES BRABEC, foe. Activities: Rifle Club, Orchestra. Ambition: To get into the Army Meteorology. Q 'X T 1 ' Y' Page fourteen 'In , :i. . 1- :tu isoizt 5:31. Q-.., in -,gir 'S' ,Q 1 : Q . 'Q A JACQUELINE BREWER, Jackie. Activities: G.A.A., All- City Press Association Member, Journalism Staff. BEATRICE BRONEAK, Bea. Activities: Orchestra, National Relations Club, Senior Class Play 743, Annual Staff '42, Hall Study, Rifle Club, Spring Festival ,40 and '41, Christmas Play '42, Spanish Club, Girls' Trio Accompanist, Literary Editor ,43. ROSALIE ANN CALINDO, Roe. Activities: Spring Festival '40 and '41, Student Council, Hall Study, Science Club, National Relations Club, Monitor Staff '42, Annual Staff 543, Choir. GEORGE CLARNO, George. Activities: Baseball. NIU Club. MAXINE LOIS CLINE, Mac. Activities: National Relations Club, Choir, Hall Study. LORRAINE G. CORMIER, Connie. Activities: Hall Study, Rifle Club, Red Cross Club, G.A.A., Doctrine Staff '43, Choir, Latin Club. AX 9 W C31 ,7, 1 X . X 3 h JOHN COSTELLO, Jack. Activities: Music, Choir, Boys, Glee Club, Orchestra. Ambition: To march throu h t e st eets of Be 'n we M-A ff M awww JO C. C TRELL, Jack. Ambition: o be on the co- lecting end of any paying propositionl, Pet,Peeye: A person who hasnigany se se of humor. bU'LUl 'J k'N1:ff2'i'f'f . ' .-v.. -of fc.-. atv .-A . r. i5ENiN1s HENRY C6X:'Den. Aictivitiesz Doctrine'Sta'if vas, J Student Council, Hall Study, Brolcer's Club, Manager Baseballljl Team, Senior Class Play '43, Spring Follies '41. 1-1 - - -4 1 f ..i, yu., ...W 'fo' 'f 'f 1--- ig.. FREDERICK SEVATSON DANIELSON, Whitey. Activi- ties: Brolcerls Club, Pet Peeve: Street cars. Hobby: Music. KATHERINE MARY DESTITO: Katfvey. Ambition: To own a new convertible coupe. Pet Peeve: Conceired people. MARY AUDREY DOIVIENICO, Maloocb. Activities: Rifle Club, Hall Study, Annual Staff '43, National Relations Club, G.A.A. 'DL- I 50 'ffl-f..5 '-' IQIARJORIE DOTH, Marge. Acti ities: Hall Study, Monitor Stag, Office Force. ANN JOSEPHINE DOTTY, Dotly. Activities: Stage Force, Office Force. Hobby: Playing the piano. PATRICIA JUNE DUFFEY, Irish. Activities: Choir, G.A.A., Hall Study, Cheer Leader, Posture Queen '41, -f ' f f 1 , EAD! .iff MU 72 f H , ' fd f X' x. 'f .. ' . Q aff. 1-f'v4f.'1 if P ' I 1 THEO HELEN EGELAND, Theo. Activities: Hall Study, Annual Staff '43, National Relations Club, Christmas Play 741. Ambition: To join the WAVES. JUNE KATHRYNE EINEKE, June, Activities: Hall Study, Senior Choir, Ambition: To join the WAVES. ROBERT L. ECKSTRAND, Ecky. Ambition: To be an engineer. Hobby: Model airplanes. ALFRED HENRY EPPESTINE, Al. Activities: Annual Staff Photographer '43, Hall Study, President of the National Relations Club, Slci Club, First Prize Winner in Foreign Policy Peace Essay Contest. JAMES ETHIER, Enzo, Activities: Student Council. Ambi- tion: To be an Admiral in the Navy. SHIRLEY RAE EVANS, Skirl. Ambition: To become an efficient secretary, ,Hobby: Collecting unusual postcards.. 'XMI '11 a 1 D , P3186 -x , . , ,Q K A4 N 4 1 German Club. Ambition.'T beco a che if , .1 .1 . rj! ' J MICHAEL PAUL JAMES XIiER, kt. ttiviti ' ' t. by: l models ROBERT F. FARR L ' ie RUTH FANDREY fit. ttiti tt .A., Nttti Relations Club , , ivi s' H Cl , Ge an Club, Nation Rwtions ub, b Hall S y, Traffic, Defense Stam ommit , ec ary the r Class. FRANK FL G , Bu Activities: Golf Team, Art Club, Rifie , N 'o l R a ns Club, RICHARD DM ND OLEY, Rich. Ambition: To be a millionaire. Ho :-- ing cars apart. -ttf tfflfi GEORGE JULIUS FRANSEN, Pudge. Activities: Senior Class Play '43, D c rine Staff '43, Broker's Club. Ambition: To get into the N.avy.anci be one of the first Yanks in Tokyo. ,, --o ' . ' ' ' --n' l ..- ,. 'r., - .I xg - LOIS ANNA FRITSCHE, Frilcf? Activitig: Choir, National Relations Club. Ambition: To visit Hollywood. J ELGYN LLOYD GABEL, El. Activities: Spanish Club, Latin Club, Brokerys Club, Hall Study. Ambition: To sleep in class without being disturbed. e 4 VIVIAN GAJDOSIK, Viv. Activities: National Relations Club, G.A.A. f U W i i 3 I - wi 2 1 GE I' 51. Ambition: To tout the P . .A. e ve: V g: a e hort. Ill OE I ' , Sherry. Activities: G.A.A., 'de - l lil i , mber of Girl Reserves. Ambi- tio . earn o . T . SSELIN, Blac ie. Activities: Art Club, Hall ldor cording Secretary of the National Relations Club, 1, t , it .2 . in A JM' ,JA J V ty 1 A t 1 L L 'BETTY JEAN GRAMSE, Ev. Activities: Doctrine 1 ,bf Staff, ls' Sextet, Senior Choir. Ambition: To graduate. f X ' E GREENING, Ev. Activities: Office Force, National , . l tions Club. ' '. N, ERBERT HAROLD GUSTAFSON Ski Activities v PPT- 3 Football, Track, Gymnastics, UNI Club, Stage Force, Hall . t Study, Traffic, Senior Physical Fitness Leader, National Rela- ' tions Club, Annual Staff. K x Q , 2 2-IOSEPH HADD, jo. Activities: Art Club, Doctrine Staff, -Q Science Club. A A ' ORETTA LOUISE HAGEERG, Lar. Activities: Giti Rt. . serves, Red Cross Club. Ambition: To become a good typist. ' et Peeve: Conceitecl people. l JOY HALL, Io. Activities: Art Club, Doctrine staff, Science '. E lub. - ' ORMA ANDREA HALLER, Snookf. Activities: Rifie Club, f ki Club, G.A.A., Monitor Staff, Senior Choir, Pzesident of l X igma Phi Chi. l RUTH HANSON, Rufus. Activities: Girl Reserves. l LOIS LILLIAN KATHRYN HANZAL, Denee. Activities: l A' G.A.A., National Relations Club, Library Club, Hall Study, Rifle Club. I s. A Page sixteen is X Rf -2 69 MARJORIE MAE HILL, B-rat. Activities: Choir, German Club. Ambition: To be a teacher. ROBERT HODGINS, Hodge. Activities: Football, Track. Ambition: To receive five words a minute in Radio. Hobbies: Cribbage and Bowling. , GEORGE HOREISH, Gregg, Activities: Monitor Staff. Ambition: To be an accountant, Pet Peeve: Work. JOAN FAY HOSTRAWSER,joa11ie. Activities: Hall Study. Ambition: To get some place on time just once. ROBERT E. HUFFMAN, Cyclops. Activities: Hall Studv, Broker's Club, Track, Gymnastics, Golf, RMU Club, Traffic Squad. RICHARD GEORGE HUNA, Houdirzi, Ambition: To be one of the first Yanks in Tokyo when the extermination starts. FRANKLIN JACOBS, fake, Activities: Hall Study, Student Council, National Relations Club, Latin Club. BETTY JEAN JARCHOW, Betts. Activities: Hall Study, Doctrine Staff. Pet Peeve: Crowded streetcars. EMMETT JAMES JEWELL, ff. Ambition: To have a million dollars. Pet Peeve: Girls smoking. ROY WILLIAM KAMB, Swede. Ambition: To see the world fnot in the Navyl. Pet Peeve: Girls wholwant the whole street. JEROME HARTLEY KANE, Tudge, Ambition: To be a soldier. Pet Peeve: Girls. PHYLLIS JOSEPHINE KEELING, Phil. Activities: National Relations Club, Journalism Club, Pan-American Club, Doctrine Staff, Monitor Staff. ' .--N, CN f. L., 'f7 . 1 'Q lj -,J' I 1 , . A. , 1- 4'-' fn T' fm '- ' 1' . 1 - 1. . rf JOHN KETTNER, Jack. Activities: Member of RiHeAClub. Ambition: To join the Army. Hobby: Collecting pipes. JOHN ALDEN KILBY, Wolf. Activities: German Club, Orchestra, Ski Club. Ambition: To go to the RUN. GERALD C. W. KISSLING, Kiss. Pet Peeve: Lipstick on tlzefou, ins. - 4 ,0 .K Q s5,.,q..ifd, 4-4. .14 My -11 Q F7 U CY ff' 5 ' ,ff H -r e 41 WILLIAM KNAPTON, Red. Activities: Orchestra, Hall Study, Gym Team, Football, Senior Class Play of '42, Mu Club. JAMES EDWARD KNARESBORO, Canada. Ambition: To go back to Canada. Hobby: Reading. HELEN KONSCHAK. Activities: Junior Choir, Senior Choir, Feature Editor of '43 Monitor, Class Play '43, G.A.A., Journalism Club. CAROLYN MARIE KORBEL, Carrie. Activities: Rifle Club, National Relations Club, Pan-American Club, Library Club, Circulation Manager of Doctrine. LAWRENCE FRANCIS KOVARIK, Bud. Ambition: To be a good trumpet player. MARY ANN KRUPICH, Krup, Activities: Doctrine Staff, Hall Study, Office Force, National Relations Club, C0mm9fCial Honor Student. Page xeventeen CAROL A. KUNDE, Carrie. Activities: Hall Study, National Relations Club, Annual Photography and Art Staff, Senior Class Play of '43, Secretary and Treasurer of Art Club, LUCILLE LAUER, Lou. Activities: Arr Club, Doctrine Stag, National Relations Club, Rifle Club. JEANNE T, LeCLAIRE, Peariuty. Activities: National Rela- tions Club. Pet peeve: Radio Speeches in Stenography, Ambi- tion: To travel around the world. IVIARY MARTHA LEE. Activities: Macs G.A.A. Hall Study. Ambition: To becomle science t acih t ez Gum snappers. L JOH L I , Ong Jo n. Activiti Hall STI Ambiti n: o he apiur he ' Is o y: Fishing, ATHE IN JO L BOR Kitty. ctixfties: Ha y, , atio ah elai . t' I 'i er a. THUR IR ING LIN N, Wolf. Act vities: Stage orce, Golf Team, M Club. Ambition: To stay single. RAYMOND FRANCIS LINDMEYER, Ray. Activities: Football '40, '41, '42, Art Club, War Emergency Council, Spring Festival, Track '40, '41, Christmas Play '41, Choir, M. Club, Traffic, Treasurer of Spanish Club, President of Hall Study, Vice President Junior Class, President Senior Class, Captain Football Team, All-City Football '41, '42, ROBERT A. H. LOSSIE, Blosrby. Activities: Football, Gym- nastic Team, Boys' Quartet, Choir, Spring Festival, Traffic, Hall Study, M Club, Jr. Class Pres., Homeroom Pres., Chair- man of War Emergency Council, Second prize Monitor Good Posture Contest, Best Blocker Trophy. LORRAINE MAE LUNNEY, Raine. Activities: German Club, Ambition: To retire soon. Pet peeve: People witho t humor ' 0 J I : c n t e . ee . oo uch m -up on gir s. JEAN MARIE MAGERS, Jo, Activities: G.A.A., National 'Relations Club, Library Cllxb, Christmas Play '42, Senior Class ay' '42 and '43, Choir,IGirls' Trio, Spring Follies '4l. X L- '1 J' -Q RETCHLTXI J. MAMLOCK, Gjtclvy. Activities: Classroom Editor of.xMonitorfSpanish Clu 'Latin Club, Journalism Club, Senior Class Play.f'43. , 1-A - , 1. X W -IBTER , AND fi all. Activities: Fcctbciii Traffic Elgxl y , i .Tr lc, Hall y, Doctri e Staff, M Club. Pet peeve: Being c' d bashful. 3 f i .LJOHN GEORG AN , Johnny. Activities: Cheerleader, f Hall Study, a National Relations Club, Doctrine Staff, Z' Junior and i lass Treasurer. GEORGE MANUEL, Lefty. Activities: M citib, Traffic squad, Football, Hall Study. LOIS EILEEN MATTIL, Lucky. Activities: Pres. of G.A.A., Hall Study, Student Council, Rifle Club, War Council. Am- bition: To become a nurse. R . CB , ' ti ' .A ' , '42, Ger- a u t' . ar mai Ce in Eng- , P e v . ai i eopl f . Aff ' WVU' l l HELEN ELIZABETH M ARTHY, Mac. Activities: Edi- tor-in-Chief of Monitor '4 , Doctrine Staff, Orchestra, Rifle Club, Senior Class Play, Latin Club, Tuberculosis Special Award. AGNES PATRICIA MCDONOUGH, Pal. Activities: Hall Study, Annual Staff '42, G.A.A., Rifle Club, National Rela- tions Club, Senior Class Play '43. JOHN LAWRENCE McSHERRY. Activities: Member of :'Slcyhawlts. Ambition: To be of service in the Naval Air Corps. Page eighteen JOHN ROBERT MEALEY, lack, Activities: Hall Study. ADELE JEAN MEEHAN, Del. Activities: Student Council. Christmas Play of '41, Doctrine Staff, National Relations Club, Defense Stamp Distributor, Secretary of Student Council. PI-IYLLIS MAE MERGENS, Phil. Activities: Library Club. BERNARD F, MERSCH, Bernie. Activities: Football, Basket- ball, Baseball, Hall Study, Traffic, Bowling, Wrestling, M Club, Sports Editor of Monitor, President of Student Council, Captain of Basketball Team. OTIS MERWIN, Oats. Activities: Ski Club, Science Club, National Relations Club. SHIRLEY MARIE MICHELS, Mike, Activities: Christmas Play, Hall Study, Doctrine Staff, Latin Club, Senior Play '4Z. M iiboilffrlj ,rv F -1 A I fi! xl f' L f . ,21,x,-find ,-'IVZ , rj' I ,J JOSEPH C. MILLER, foe. Ambition: To be an Aeronautical Engineer. Hobby, Model building and stamp collecting. MARIAN M. MIRSCH, Mare. Activities: Latin Club, Choir. LORNA JEAN MUELLER, Took. Activities: G.A.A. Board, Choir. JOSEPI-IINE KATHERINE MUGRAUER, joey. Ambition: To travel. MARY MUNZENRIDER. Ambition: To be a stenograpber. GEORGE MURPHY, Murph. Activities: Ski Club, Art Club, Photography Club, Doctrine Staff, National Relations Club, Christmas Play '42. PATRICIA ANN MURPHY, Pat. Activities: OEice Force. Ambition: To be a commercial designer for women's apparel. LORRAINE MARIE NERUD, Lor. Activities: Doctrine Staff, Latin Club. HOWARD WILLARD NESSEL, Howie, Activities: Choir, Boys, Quartet, Hall Study, Senior Class Play l43, German Club, Ski Club, Doctrine Staff, National Relations Club. NORBERT EDWARD NILSSON, Alorly. Activities: Na- tional Relations Club. Ambition: To belong to the Military Police. BEN NOHA, Mega, Activities: Football, M Club, Traffic Squad, Hall Study, Student Council, Baseball Team. DELORES MAE OEHLERS, Boon. Activities: Rifle Club. HARRIET OLSON. Activities: Secretary-Treas. German Club, G.A.A., Ski Club, Rifle Club, Hall Study, Orchestra, Swimming. JANET MARGARET OLSON, Ole. Activities: Senior Class Play, Choir, Spring Follies '40 and '41, Latin Club, Girls' Glee Club. CAROL JEAN OTTERSON, Otty. Activities: G.A.A., Am- bition: To be a switcbeboard operator. Page nineteen ff M, JOHN BERNARD PECK, Petunia. Activities: Vice-Pres. of German Club, Associate Editor Doctrine ,4Z, M Club, Foot- ball, Tennis, Rifle Club, Delta Kappa Phi, National Relations Club, Monitor ,42. MARGARET LOUISE PEHAM, Marge. Activities: Hall Study, Annual Staff, National Relations Club. DONALD PAUL PERLICH, Don. Activities: M Club, Library Club, Traffic Squad, Hall Study, Monitor Staff, Football. PETER PETERKA, Pete. Activities: Hall Study. LORRAINE E, PETERS, Mickey, Activities: Choir. Ambi- tion: To be a bugler for the WAAC's. MAXINE ELAINE PETERSON, Max, Activities: German Club, Pan-American Club. Ambition: To stay young. RUTH L. PETERSON. Activities: C1.A.A., Choir, Monito Staff, Basetball and Volleyball medals, GERTRUDE KATHERINE PITZL G.A.A., Student RAYMOND Activities: Sec- Sef ce -L Vt' . Play? cf DORIS KATHRYN POOL, Puddles. Ambitiotf To be a good homemaker. Pet Peeve: Doing dishes. DONALD MARVIN PRICE, Don. Activities: Male Quar- tet, Senior Class Play ,43, Junior and Senior Choir, Brokers Club, Student Council. Ambition: To be successful in life. ELAYNE KATHRYN RADUE, . Activities: National Rl' C1b,Hbb:Ra',. enations u o y ea ing I, rw 5 V 1 -75' -'c ' M4-20 H yt.. 4 i fvv-,Q-J' FREDERICK JOSEPH RICCI, Frenchman. Ambition: To travel and own a ranch, Hobby: Stamps, Building scale models. , HELEN BARBARA RYAN, Irish. Activities: Treas, of Stu- dent Council, Doctrine Staff, Monitor Typist, Hall Study, G.A.A. ,40. IRENE SAUMWEBER, Babe. Activities: Rifle Club, Am- bition: To live in Chicago. Pet Peeve: People who crack their gum. ANTOINETTE ROSE SAURO, Toni. Activities: Art Club, Hall Study, G.A.A. Ambition: To travel. Pet Peeve: Straight hair. JAMES THOMAS SCANLON, lim. Activities: Doctrine Staff, Pet Peeve: Getting up in the morning. Hobby: Writing letters. NORMA E. SCHAEFER, Scbaef. Activities: Doctrine Staff. Ambition: To be a successful bookkeeper. Pet Peeve: People who are never on time. 1 MARGARET LOUISE SCHMITZER, Peggy. Activities: Senior Choir, Library Club, Doctrine Staff, Hall Study, Na- tional Relations Club. FRANCIS W. SCHNEIDER, Gramps. Activities: National Relations Club, Hall Study, Library Staff. Ambition: To be a prosperous business executive, HAROLD KENNETH SCHNEIDER, Stinky. Activities: Cheerleader, Art Club, Doctrine Staff, Brokers' Club. Page twenty Z1 fi' f3Hf.a Q fl 5 Qi' fi ROBERT SCHOUVELLER, Hierner. Activities: Eootball, Basketball, Bowling, Basebal lub, German Club,, jour- nalism Club. Amb' on. T g A . A. W. MEL RA cfvr . Activi' , Rifie Clu , Te , : ' 3 ' , DOROTHY ELIZABETH SCHREINER, Dot. Ambition: To be a private secretary. Pet peeve: Hi,fSl1ortiel f' , ii Nj - N ' GERTRUDE SCH INER, Ge v is: 1 rary Club, Associate Editor of Doctrine, N tional Relations Club. Special Y! Honors: Commercial Honor Student. ELAINE H. SCHULTZ, Shorty. Activities: Hall Study, National Relations Club, Annual Staff, Head of G.A.A. Bowling, JANE AUDREY SCHULZE, Auzf, Activities: Pan-Amerie can Club, Latin Club, Choir, Treasurer of Girl Reserves. Am- bition: Te be a medical technician. LILLIAN JULIE SCHUSTER, Lil. Activities: Hall Study and Doctrine Staff. Pet Peeve: Being called Red.', MARY ANN SCHUSTER, Mare, Activities: Hall Study, Student Council, Art Club, Rifle Club, Annual Staff, Vice- Pres. of National Relations Club. EUGENE CI-2XfAI:2fER. Ambition:-vTojiQlyin the war. ,fr ,uf If 7 -4444-cf? P41 Q ff afcf,-,::, V '65 fff f RAYMOND V, SCHWARTZ, Rocket Arm. Activities: Base- ball, Eootball and M Club. GERALDINE E. SCHWIETZ, ferry, Activities: National Relations Club, Hall Study, Doctrine Staff, Ambition: To be a stenograpber. RICHARD F. SCOTT, Dred, Activities: M Club, Football, Traclc, Wrestling team. Hobby: Sleeping. DOROTHY ANN SHORT, Shortie, Ambition: To be a telegraplf operator. B. SKIPTON, Ranny. Activities: Track, Football, Orchestra, Annual Staff, Offices h ld: junior Class Assistant Sports Editor of A af'f ' 3, VIRGINIA ANN sxoomgfkmgef AC HC6 Club, Senior Class P y of Q, ixd t ' cil, efenise Stamp Distributor, n SEAT, ati el ' Club, Hall Study, Editor7d-i t e Eviine, .R rnate, X' 4 M! Q il, Pt! T f H 1 W If V df i J SKOK, Basil. Activi es: Hall Study, Stage For , t Club, Choir. PL R YMOND THOMAS SLIPKA, Ray. Ambition: To be a second Gene Krupa. ROBERT A, SLIPKA, Bob. Activities: National Relations Cgtabt-tAngl3,itio:12Io lfjiacogk 'tbedArx3y.d J GA A ,1 M31 t .43-7 j . ,Z J,t W. - , , CECELIA' MABEL SMITH, Stiueettm Activities: 'Doctrine Staff, National Relations Club, Hall Study. Ambition: To travel. GEORGE T, SOASH, Snfixb. Activities: Football, Ambition: To graduate. Hobbies: Hunting and fishing, BERNICE STANZ Bernie. Activities: Hall Study, G.A.A., National Relations Club, Student Council. Page twenty-one I 17' '1 LORRAINE C. STEIGAUF, Scotty. Ambition: To become EY a nujsefi Hobby: Takingxmkutures, f FRWANK QQ STIFTER, Sriff, Ambition: To go to college af- Aty tliefgvari.. Hobby: Chemistry. IJMELEN KNIARTE S.1il.L. Still. Activities: Art Club, Rifle 3 Club, Na ional Reiations Club, Do:trine Staff. X-r 1 ROY SWANSON, Swtznee. Activities: Editor of Monitor, Sr, Class Play of '4Z. XVILLIAM SWANSON, Swamzee. Pet Peeve: Girls. Hobby: Photography. ABRAHAM TELLIAN, Abe. Activities: Doctrine Staff, Squad Leader. Ambition: To be able o bake an apple pie just like Miss Me taught ob . Photography, Scout- n MARGARET MARTAN Of iiz 1' 1, . ctivities: G.A.A., Cheerleader. Ambi e e m a avy - 0. f ., Q ,,,. , , . XVII. IAM LEWIS TRUMPER, Bill i v' S: Hall Study, ,. Ri Club. Ambition: To get a Civil ervice ob. E L. ULMER, Terry. Activities: German Club, Junior oir, Senior Choir, Hall Study, Monitor Staff. X xx Q DOLORES EVELYN VALDE Ambition' To be a steno . . g- rapher. Yi DAVID VIETOR, Dave, Activities: Football, M Club, Na- Nx tional Relations Club, Track Team, Science Club. 4' CECELIA MARIE VINCELLI, Sis. Ambition: To join the 4, Marines, or to be a nurse. ji' , .,- '-,,- 4. i 3 'sank --Q' I ,JK L . ,I F , f-bf . -- H!! fag' - - Av VIVIAN virous, Va. A,ctiWtPe3'NQdonal Relations Club. CARL M. VOGEL. Ambition: To travel to famous places all over the U. S, BARBARA G. WACHTLER. Bobbie. Activities: Art Club, National Relations Club, Rifie Club, Doctrine Staff. Ambition: Never to work. JOAN MARGARET WALERTUS, Short Stuff. Activities: G.A.A., Art Club, Ambition: To be able to save all my money for one week. FRED B. WANNER, JR. Fred. Activities: Monitor Stag, '42, Rifle Club, Bowling Team, Delta Kappa Phi. Ambition: To be a navy pharma:ist's mate. KATHLEEN MURIEL WEIMER, Kilty, Activities: G.A.A. Ambition: To be:ome a stenographer. LUCILLE ANN WIECHER. Activities: Hall Study. Ambi- tion: To become a good stenographer, Pet Peeve: People who donit know how to obey orders. ROBERT WILKINS, Ufilkie. Ambition: To stay single. Pet Peeve: Alarm clocks. LUCILLE DOROTHY WRIGHT, Lee, Activities: Annual Staff, Art Club, Hall Study. Pet Peeve: Trying to see through some lady's hat at a show. Page twenty-two Q' lf' 5 n f W ,fi CA1' 0 R VCC ,fC s-,414 'I' ,fr QU, s X' 'J' U Lkj 57:0 J Y Lo, Q zy!' fy t CLAR CE YP7RES, Shfrrly. Pet Peeve:.INlarrow-minded Pwplw f if f-et W. - LORRAINE RUTH YEIXI H, Lor. Ambition: To become a chilcl psychologist, Per Reeve: Gojpers. A LAUREAN YOUNG, Em. Activities: C1fPr.1CSsIatEogalfe- lations Club, Hall Study, Head of G.A.A. Archery 4l'Q r uf GLORIA ZIMMERMAN, Glo. Activities: Sports Editor of the Doctrine, G.A.A., Cheer Leader, Pet Peeve: Short boys. ISABEL ZOCHER, Izzy. Activities: Choir, Doctrine Staff, in Hawaii. Commercial Honor Student. Ambition: To live Pet Peeve: People who snap gum and eat candy in the movies DOROTHY MAE ZUBELL, Poochca. Activities: Arr Club, R'He Club, Hall Study, G.A.A., National Relations Club, Am- bition: To get some silk stockings, Pet Peeve: Heinies. LUCILLE BARTLETT, Lou, Activities: Junior and Senior Choir, Hall Study. ED JOHNSON, Ed. Activities: Science Club, Monitor Staff, Tennis, Ski Club, Senior Class Play '42. ROBERT PICHA, Bob, Ambition: To be an ensign in the Navy. Hobby: Driving my car. Additional Seniors Tl I K it Y cog, PH BAUER ' I. ' ' ELYN BORGESTAD I 1 iz: YMON COTY Xx . - X ' ' QXROBERT GREENGARD HAROLD HOLTE ,xl it A 0 .A . it J - X , In i. .Vx Q N X X , ,.,f3,3 l I . ,-..- f f I . 1, 0 a 4.f,Qfetvvf,f 'f '-'rr' 1-fc f , , A f 1 ,..,V,- . f -'- , 4 , .J P 1 I vw PATRICIA POPPE ROBERT SCRIVENER RICHARD SCRIVENER LOUIS SI-IEAI-IAN RICHARD YANTA Page twenty-three V OW IZ! of 1943 QmJ,,.afa Valedictorian GERTRUDE ELEANOR SCHREINER Page twent Robert William Achterling Patricia Barott Burrell Robert Board Marian Emily Bodlalc Eleanore Mildred Boratlco Raymond L. Born Beatrice A. Bronealc Rosalie Ann Calindo Maxine Lois Cline Marjorie L. Doth Ann Josephine Dotty Patricia June Duffey Alfred Henry Eppestine, Jr. Ruth Fandrey Elgyn Lloyd Gabel Rita M. Gosselin Evelyn Betty Jean Gramse Robert Greengard Eva May Greening Herbert Harold Gustafson Robert I. Hodgins Robert E. Huffman Gerald C. Kissling Carolyn Marie Korbel Mary Ann Krupich Salutatormn MARIAN SHIRLEY ANDERSEN Lucille Frances Lauer Mary M. Lee Jeanne T. LeClaire John L. McSherry Jean Marie Magers Phyllis M. Mergens Joseph C. Miller Patricia Ann Murphy Lorraine M. Nerud Howard W. Nessel Harriet Gayle Olson Janet Margaret Olson John Bernard Peclc Margaret L. Peham Elayne K. Raduenz Frederick Ricci Harold K. Schneider Dorothy E. Schreiner Emil John Slcolc Cecelia M. Smith Vivian May Vitous Barbara G. Wachtler Lucille A. Wiecher Robert Wilkins Lucille Dorothy Wright Gloria Yvonne Zimmerman F ff? x fn M 4 ,lx Q - wJ ,.. ,1 I , 3 32 1 .xx- 1 fx gf w ff Q 2 l ' X l il Juniors Sophomores Freshmen Concerning Seniors .X f f.,4'6'yvL. - ff,-Q . of 2 X JAXJWQ 2 X fl l W . wiv' ' K, e 18' The Amunclsons . Jean 4. Bev. and Ranny 5. Lorraine and Helen 6. Beth Hill 7. Irene and Helen 8. Joan and Phyl 9. Harold Nebel . Jackie 1. Eileen and Bev. Gene Bienapfl Mary Jane W. and Lois P. Lois Blanche Maxine .Al Clarence and Lorraine Dick and Len Lois Page twenty-seven i Page twenty-eight JUNIORS Firxt row: Ruth Kurlca, Esther Svihel, Eleanor Vincelli, Dorothy Nast. Georgia Larson, Ruth Mangan, Corinne Carter, Carol Berlcins, Margaret Anderson, Muriel Ries. Setond row: Robert Broos, Donald Schoen, Doris Robinson, Elizabeth Peterson, Alyce Ripley, Barbara Mead, James Clark, Wlarren Holmgren. Third ronf: William Oliver, Jaclc Costello, John Palewicz, George Weide, Glyn Peasley, Frank Franta, Bob King, l'iir,rt ronf: Walter Hetznecker, Dick Gur- ney, James Gosselin, LeRoy Faser. Bill Felstow. Second row: May Koller, Betty Barnes. Roselyn Pream, Audrey Runberg, Nlatilyn Saver, Phyllis Fisher, Esther Dotty, Betty Strigel, Dolores Peselc, Joyce Forbes. Third row: Ray Paulsen, Rosemary Loude, Shirley Nagel, Barbara Blnis, Cecelia Mandel, Myrtle Kaufer, Evelyn Jaslcullca, Jean Stoneman, Irene Dannecker. Fourth row: George Rahlf, John Narducci, Steve Zobel, Donald Field, Randall Skip- ton, Don Gode, Joe Carrhedi, Joe Nlassa, Jerome Hainilton. Fiftlv row: Ray Byrne, John Libby, Tom Sutherland, Jack Weber, Lowell Hesse. Firft row: Phyllis Rice, Lorna Euhrman, Eileen Wegleitner, Joan Mueclcl, Phyllis Anderson, Evelyn Schmidt, Marian Krieger, Charlotte Kriesel, Lorraine Sarlca, i Rose Dvorak. Serena' raw: Virginia Vacha, Jacqueline Nlarsh. Carol Peterson, Maxine Bork, Ellen Nlelchior, Shirley Mandell, Dolores OBrien, Cathrine Healy, Beverly Soash, Ruth Smith, Jeanette Schneider. Third row: I-larry Carr, Glenn Rosenbaum. Robert Oilfeefe, Don Perlich, Gordon Wfoessner, Ed Eaeth, Charles Pence, Rich- ard Pratt. JUNIORS Fin! row: Sylvester Noha, Ival Polta, Williain Houle, Floyd Deimon, john Aslen. Second row: Mary jane Keller, julie Caruso, Rosalia Robideaux, Shirley Lilli- strom, Beverly Hartman, Helen Tierney, Dorothy Bushinslci, Lorraine LeMaster, Maxine Johnson, Margaret Califano. Third mw: Dolores Doflcen, Mary Reiter, Alvina Derks, Anna Hoepfl, Bette Doth. Hildegard Munzenricler, Lorraine Eller, Shirley Nygard, Patricia Oleson, Florence ,Dolezal Fourth row: James Dvorak, Thomas Deitz, lack Scheuer, James Ryan, Ray Puncochar. Bob Walker, Paul Burke, Douglas Hell- weg, Jim Wilford, Richard Aure. First row: Joan Gelhaye, Bette Cincera. Betty Kratovil, Lois Walsh, Magdalen Van Linh, julie Chermalc, Charlotte Nagel, Alice Oletzlce. Second row: Donna Vaillancourt, Evelyn Kern, Edith Amunclson, Dolores Tarnhle, June Krenner, Lorraine Hoistad, Betty -Iosephson, Helen Amon, Beverly Geiger. Shirley Erickson. Third row: Douglas Andrews, Monica Goiffon, Mary Larsen, Eileen Marsh, Ada Willis, ,lean Reher, Lucille Nedved, janet Kelly, Thora Kurschner, Agnes Gosling, Willis Johnson. Fourth row: Fred l'lrachovina, Ed Ham- merel, Valasta Muslca, lrene Wagner, Dolores Schwartz, Dorothy Vacha, Mary Lou Palacelc, Ed La Pointe, Hollis Ken- singer, First row: Leo Mann, Charles Van Horn, Edward Deziel. Second row: Dorothy Wtwod, Margaret Cadwell, Dolores Ricci, Helen lvlansfield. Betty Gilbertson, Irene Stock, Lois Pryhc- liclc, Donna Kane, Alice Tomanelc, Donna lVlcCarty. Third row: Shirley Novotny, Blanche Fillcins, Gloria Peterson, Bernadette Amos. Elinor Wilson, Lois Cilelc, Beatrice Schirer, Doris Arnundson, Alice Prescott. lieth Hill. Mildred Kuhilc, jean Teitschiecl, Rose Marie Fransen. Fourth row: Al Alherg, Burt Jacobs, loan Schneider, Phyllis Coleman, Louis Brene- man, Betty Daeffler, De Lores Anderson. Clare Watson, Albert Schramm, john Frucci, Don Polta. Page twenty-nine Page thirty SOPHOMORES First row: John Weiiner, Rodney Wai'd, Gordon Waleriiis, Russell Krammer, Carl WHISOII, Don Fearing, Robert McDonnell. Second ronf: Corrine Mamlock, Mary Rose Pesek, Rose Marie Rau, Madelyn Hoist, Irene Schmidt, Dorothy Cardinal, Alg Zrust, Connie McKinnon, Elaine Cardinal, Shirley Missall, Shirley johnson. Third row: Delories Humphries, Gail Gyllenblad, Robert Gabel, Delores Ashhy. jean Roscoe, Rose Marie Haider, Christy Sauro, Lloyd Ethier, Roy Gunther. Fourth mnf: Steve Brunnette, Herbert Heising, Williain Fadden, Richard Lim- borg, Bob Waters, Ralph Schuster, Williain Kostohris, Ralph johnson, Richard Dickey. First row: Susan Phelps, June Oestreich, Dolores Swetland, Patricia Conroy, Lucille Chute, Marilyn Mahowald, Eleanor Arceno, Doris Bennett, Marjorie Mueller, Ruth Rudolph. Second row: Rosalie Alexander, Lorraine Pool, Helen Heroff, Lorraine Liska, Ethel Vanek, Bernice Larson, Ruth Van Drasek, Lorraine Dunphy, Marian Lavrinets, Kath- leen Flynn, Mary Ellen Kilroy. Third row: Donald Hadd, Charles Schulze, Robert Zastara, Margaret Steichen, Dolores Pesek, Audrey Craig, john Loveland. Richard Quaas, Richard Panuska. Fourth row: Robert McArdell, Charles Wienke, Russell Pisek, Williain Fredette. First row: joan Geng, Helen Swanson. Lorrane Schmitz, Dorothy Heinz, Gerald- ine Schmitt, Shirley Donohue, Rosemary Buerger, Marion Kodada, Angeline Vin- celli, Doris johans. Second row: Phyllis White, Bryce Peter- son, Marjorie I-Iammer, Geraldine Smith, Eugene Figura, Robert Blais, Joyce Nus- baum, Muriel Simecek, Mae Jule Drusch. Dorothy Porter, Ralph Tieso. Third row: john Peterson, Paul Moravec, Eugene Hayek, Robert Richardson, Charles Porter, Roderick Jones, How'ard Kilby, William Bergquist. Fourth row: Lloyd Fontaine, Theodore Glaser, Robert Qually, Wallace Herron. SOPHOMORES liirrt row: Ray Hansen, Louis Bergmann. Ray Thell. Robert Iierodowill, Richard Gabel, Bruce Paulsen, Joe Vesely, Second row: Elizabeth lVlcAleese, Nlaxine Nutzman, Joanne Koch, Rosalie LelVlay, Loris Wfalstad. Cleone King, Theresa Tierney, Nlarjorie Nlenier, Rose Nlarie Gerstner. Third row: Robert Moss, Alberta Kurth, Nlary Cook. Nlarjorie Keller, Gayle Smith, Georgia Rosdahl, Robert Geisenheyner, Charles Korlath, Bob Arthun, Mary Dvorak. l uintf'7 ron? Dick Dedolph, john Rowan, ,lames Geehan. Immanuel Goldie, Dick Rudolph, Albert Kubicka, Craig Nygren, Robert Burnett, Douglas Simons, Fwy! row: Euripides George, Bob Bostrom, joe Blaha, Nlartin Roeser, joe Ryan, Leslie Swanson. Second ron: Kathryn Garlen, Nlary Lou Thrall, Lorraine Caroline, Shirley Nluell- ner, Inez Pesek. Angeline Bastyr, Delores Stein, Joyce Bakula, Betty Sullivan, Lorraine Callan. Third ron: Annabel Nilsson, Richard Lindmeyer, Bob Waters, Herbert Heising, Charles Ritter. Vernon Gunderson, Robert McCloskey, Robert Peterson, Ray Kappel, George Peterka. Robert Herzen. lfoiirflv mu: john Handler, Karleen Chott, Janet Xwagner, Shirley Zack, Vir- ginia Haas. Corrine Grave, Beverly Brown, Robert -Johnson. Fzryt row: Robert Hoffinan, James Mc- Cawley, Stanley Stanz, Robert Harlolii, Bob Welrli. john Eineke, Jack Lindau. Secorzd ron: Esther Nohava, Lois Busch, Bernadine Hanzal, Veronica Wade, Nlar- jorie Talty. Lillian Wood, Rose Marie Souster, Betty Bracken, Carmel Fruci. Delores Carr. Alice Reck, Third row: Steve Kluwe, John Weiii- handl, Jean Dickhausen, Lois Pilkinton, Nlargaret Plumbo, Mary Ann Watson, Ray Nox'41k. Eugene Conway, Evelyn Tsrhida. liozirlh mir: Robert Johnson, William lN'lclN'lahon. Bob Lee, Arthur Ruecker. Don Wfiecher, Bill Ivey. Ronald Gunther, Paul Green. fa' Page thirty-one Page thirty-Iwo I Page thirty-three i 4 Page thirty-four FRESHMEN lfiryl row: George Hosch, Melvin Chase, Donald Stemig, Larry Billings, Paul Mol. denhauer, Richard Sherriclc, Gordon Nelson. Sccmzd row: Betty Ann Szhunlce, Eileen Donahue, Nlarilyn Porter, Bernice Wilson, ,lean Nlasloslci, Lorraine Schmitzer, Nlil- dred Degidio, Stella Peterson, Patricia Nlorrissy, Barbara Cronlc, Nlary Ann Virhirh, -loan Boucher. 'lllvizd row: Delores Kensinger, Nlarv Kay Loughrey, Delores Fisher, Wilmette Rarhar, Eileen Reichert, Nlary .lane Wil- ezelc, Louise Peasley, Bernadine Klainert, Nladeline De Bruyclcer, Catherine Brault, Ronalda Condiff. lioicrtlw row: Bob Simpson, Donald Ander- son, Betty Boldt, Harriet Aderman, Rose Mary Croft, Jane Boyle, Charles Thomas, George Tateosian, James I-lodgins. Iiirrt row: Annie Kubilc, Phyllis Walstad, Dolores Pusch, Rita Korbel, Betty Wood, june Keller, Helen Toclco, Dolores Gos- selin, Marie Byrnes, Ann Sciacca. Second row: Donald Hoffman, joseph Klainert, Jesse Van Alstyne, Sally War- dell, Beverly I-Iarlowe, Mary jo Bogie, Audrey -luenernan, Joseph Burg, Clinton Oscarson, Tlvird row: Richard Prolcop, james Sher- lca, Gerald Marshall, Clarence Sindt, Ed- ward Smith, james Palewicz, Robert Clark, Donald Qually, Lowell Young. Firxt row: Roy Wierstad, George Olson, Bernard Koller, Ed Olson, Sam Cascal- enda, Donald Raasch, James Hessler. Second row: Alice Strachota, Carol Swo- boda, Carol Thielvoldt, Annabelle Del- medico, Delores Chute, Yvonne Thoen, joan Keim, Shirley Lindmeyer, Bonnie McGee, Dorothy Nelson, Jean Ross, Mar- garet Cormier. Third row: Marian Eppestine, Ann Opatrny, Evelyn Levi, Gladys Stier, Mary Hemoworth, Shirley Hentges, Marie Owen, Marie Lislce, Kathleen Otis, Clara Waterman, Margaret Krause. Fourth row: Adam Block, Robert Burke, Orrin De Long, Gerald King, Ed Tisch- ler, Leonard Jalcer, John Blaha, George Westerinan. FRESHMEN First row: Lyle Young, Robert Rieck, Harold Panuska, Wayne Tobias, Clinton Haniiasch, Michael Dwyer, jon Ekstrand, jerry Mandel. Second row: Betty Brennan, Cecelia Nils- son, Patsy Driscoll, Rita Rieck, Mary Lou Samec, June Hansen, Shirley Krois, Lor- raine Miller, Mary Helen Faricy, Betty Levy, Pauline Barbato, Mary O'Neill, Joan Hadd. Third row: Dorothy Pence, Margaret Far- icy, Colleen Cavenagh, Delores Novak, Patricia Crawley, Florence Marty, Lor- raine Richter, Marie Cook, Florine Ericka son, Eileen Stemig, Charlene Carlson, Ruth Dalquist. Fourth row: Robert Willing, Raymond Kilau, James Frid, Ronald Zaudtke, Neil Boerger, Cornelius Brusten, joe Frucci, Noble McVey, William Bork. First row: James Norring, Kenneth Voight, Dell Schuster, John Scrivener, Edward Swanzy, William Fuhrmann, Paul Balstad, Donald Peterson. Second row: Lorraine Auck, Marilyn Griffen, Georgia Arvanitis, Agnes Tom- anek, Donna Parker, Betty jo King, Helen I-lorvath, Florence De Rose, Clarice Vitous, Helen Gaumetz, Xelma Queen, Edith Roushar, Shirley Kellerman. Third row: Patricia Loveland, Phyllis Schmidt, Eugene Hendricks, William Knuth, Dick Rahlf, Virgil McQuav, Bob Stein, Ray Gerner, Robert Russell, Bob Kurtz, Phyllis Simons, Joyce White. Fourth row: Harry Tobin, Keith Morten- sen, Leonard Still, Wayne Palon, Donald Kinney, Jim Bour, Richard Koutek, Dan- iel Totushek, Thomas Blaha, Albert Louismet. First row: Herman Nelson, Anthony Dotty, James Nelson, Nick Mancini, Clement Schuneman, Joe Quintavalle, Warren O'Laughlin, Bernhard Mash, Dick Lewin, Warren Hesse. Second row: Geraldine Driscoll, Lorraine Kododo, Delores Pesek, Phyllis LeMaster, Delores Doyle, Dorothy Kopecky, Shirley Kobilka, Charlotte Henning, Fay Matt- son, Doris La Joie, Mildred Zocher, Joyce Dunn, Mary Bambusch, Mary Ann Becker. Third row: Margaret Kidd, Margaret Scott, Adeline Machacek, Caroline Becker, Io Anne Padelford, Sylvia Bambenek, Delores Hoepfl, Loretta Petersen, Cath- rine Raymond, Marie Defranzo, Robert Clark. Fourth row: Russell Moe, Ray Hazuka, Robert La Fayette, Harold Polenske, Richard johnson, Leonard Born, Charles Glaraton, Warren Schmidt, James Deeg. hSENIOR.FACTS Favorife Books Lillian Gerner- Random Harvestf, George Horeish-Wfhe Yearlingfi Phyllis Mergens- Highroad to Adventuref, Joe Miller- Victory Through Air Powerf' Lorna Mueller-Q'Claudia. Lorraine Nerud- Mrs, Miniverf' Isabel Zocher-- How Green Was My Valley. Lorraine Steigauf- Lost Horizon. William Swanson- Berlin Diaryf' Cecelia Vincelli- Knute Rockne of Notre Dame. John Costello-i'War and Peace. Fred Danielson- Second Course in Higher Algebra. Richard Foley- Journeyis Endf, Eileen Alfonso- Seventeenth Summerf' 79 Favorite Music Lois Anna Fritsche-'iStardust. Elgyn Gabel- Black Magicf, Marjorie Hill- La Traviataf, Richard Huna-Q'For Me and My Gal.', Jerome Kane-'QOver Theref, Bernard Mersch- One Dozen Roses. Joan Hostrawser- Moonlight Becomes You. Donald Perlich- Rhapsody in Blue. Fred Wanner- White Christmas. Beatrice Broneak- Deep Riverf' Rosalie Calindo- Intermezzo. John Cottrell- La Marseillaisef' Patricia Barott- Danny Boy. Eugene Bienapfl- Mary's A Grand Old Name. Woulcln'f li' Be Terrible lf- Burrell Board couldn't play basketball? Ray Coty outgrew his foolishness? Denny Cox became governor of Minnesota? Don Price remained a bachelor? Elgyn Gabel wasn't bashful? Johnnie Mann became a college professor? Erwin Angerhofer let his side burns grow? George,Fransen became an actor? Mary Ann Krupich became an old maid? Carol Kunde couldn't draw? Catherine Destito had blonde hair? Gertrude Schreiner didn,t get 4 AA,s? Ray Schwartz couldn't play baseball? Lou Lauer hadh short hair? Page thirty-:ix ANDFANCES Robert Biske- Son of Fury. Jane Schulze- Get Thee Behind Me. Eugene Schwanker- Danger Is My Business Carol Otterson- Destination Chunkingf' Helen Konschak- Bank Book. Arthur Linden- Live Alone and Like lt. Herbert Gustafson- One Foot in Heaven.', Gloria Zimmerman- See Here, Private Hargrove. Donald Price- Red Horse Hill? Alice Allshouse-l'Bambi.', Erwin Angerhofer- Miracle of the Congo. Beverly Bambusch- live Come a Long Way.,' Raymond Plumbo- From the Land of Silen People. Eleanore Boratko- Ich Liebe Dichf' Emil Skok- The Soldiers' Chorus? from Faust. Doris Pool- Constantly, Margaret Schmitzer- Largo Bob Lossie-Schubertis Serenade.,' Adele Meehan- Anchors Aweighf' Marian Mirsch- Army Air Corps Song. Norbert Nilsson- Sonata in E Minor. James Ethier- Clementine, June Ulmer- Deep Purple. Clarence Yares- Stormy Weather.', Harriet Olson- When Day Is Done. James Scanlon- From the Halls of Montezuma. Monroe had an All-City Basketball Team? Ray Lindmeyer became an English teacher? Fred Danielson came to school on time? Janet Olson became a farmer's wife? Bob Hodgins were small? George Murphy became president? Doris McBain let her hair grow? Dick Huna stayed awake in class? Bill Swanson went with Adele Meehan? Frank Stifter stayed out of trouble? Dick Yanta became an ensign? Rosalie Calindo became a toe dancer? Al Eppestine were stupid? u 7 ln1'ima1'e Notes from Our Little Green Book Sept 8-Hmm, thought freshmen were th: only ot. Scpt. 1o- ones who couldn,t find rooms. I'm positive that 102 was around here last year. An attendance poll reveals 1,041 studfntsg 284 of them freshmen. Mrs. Pearl Bunker and Mr. William Souther have joined the faculty to take the places left vacant by Mr. Wooley and Mr. Gran. Sept.12-Roy Swanson and Bob Greengard are chosen co-editors of Monitor. Sfpt.14-Rousing football game with Washington. The score? Never mind, the game was rousing anyway. Sept. 19-Nineteen strong, husky boys have taken up the culinary arts. Do those odors come from the cooking room or the chemistry lab right below? Oct. 6-Our first assembly this year. Mr. Bernard Oct. Oct. Oct. 8M Ridder spoke on the scrap drive. Docs beat Marshall, I9 to 6, as our annual feudin' goes on. Io-I still think room 102 is around here some place! I51Hil3fiOUS homecoming highlighted by our I5 to 7 victory over Murray. Oct. 29-3I-Ig JF Ng I 2NH3. fFirst chemistry equation I've balanced right!j Nov. 3-Seniors elect Lindmeyer to head the class of ,43. Nov. 6-No school!! We're all in favor of M.E.A. Conventions. Nov. 11-Armistice Day. Nov.21-Al Eppestine leads four Monroeites in panel discussion on The Latin American Front. Nov. 26-Thanksgiving vacation. I Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. 18 jan. jan. Jan. 7-In heartfelt dedication, members of Miss McLeer,s choir sing at the Faith Day anniversary. 8-No Room at the Inn is given for P.-T.A. by Miss Mahood. 12-Helen McCarthy is awarded fourth place in the state essay contest on Tuberculosis. - Oh, come let us worship Christ the King! choirs caroled through the halls. Annual play is given for assembly. Christmas trees lend cheery atmosphere to halls. Io-Helen McCarthy and Helen Konschak are chosen as co-editors of Monitor. I3-G0Od news! Rosalie Calindo is chosen D.A.R. girl for '43. 28-Midyear Grads dance. Who said there was a man shortage? We had three at our dance. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. I-Radio, typing, cooking, math, and physical Htness training are added to curriculum as pre-induction courses. 15--Patriotic assembly depicting the Four Free- doms, was given by the choir and choral reading group. This was one of our mos: beautiful assemblies. 2o-Talk about accelerated courses! Went to the office for a few minutesg when I came back, I found I'd missed most of this semester's work. 27-AlfFEd Eppestine wins first place in peace essay contest. Mar. 1-Virginia Skogmo and Gertrude Schreiner are chosen editors of Q'Doctrine. Mar. 5-Minnesota Scholastic Art Contest held at Schuneman,s. Tom Schneider won second prize in Pencil Sketching. Two more Monroeites, Eugene Figura and Robert Burnett, received Honorable Mention in Water Colors. These three entries were sent to Pittsburgh to be entered in the national competition. Nine other Monroe students received Certificates of Merit. Mar. 8-13-Senior tryouts held. A good chance to bring out the Katherine Cornell in me . . . No remarks, please! Mar. 15-16-Hold that pose! Pictures for annual are taken. M3f.3I-!tPfCjUdiCBS or Peace?',-title of a speech by Jean Stoneman which won third place in a contest sponsored by the American Legion. April ZLOHC hundred and forty dollars for Red Cross is collected through a series of wrest- ling matches staged by Mr. Williams and members of the gym classes. April 13-Report cards, my Red Letter day! April 16-Easter vacation. April 29-30-Little Women is presented by seniors. May May May june june june fl haven't quite as much Katherine Cornell in me as I'd figuredj 6-What's this? Ethel Vanek and Tom Bate- man married? Oh! only for Latin Club banquet!! 14-Sell you my autograph for a quarter. You guessed it, annuals come out today. Seniors have free reign of school on Their Day. 28-Ouch, my corns! Junior-Senior prom held at University Club. 15-Stamp I7 Void. I6-IS my cap on straight? Now I know why they are called mortar boards! It,s hard to realize how much school means until you know you can,t come back. 18-Gulp! The first time I've ever dreaded a summer vacation. Page thirty-seven CLASS WILL We, the Senior Class of 1943. being of sound mind and body, do hereby make our last will and testament: I, Selma Anderson, do hereby bequeath my exotic pompadour to Hilda Munzenrider. You'll find it attracts the boys, Hildy. I, Erwin Angerghofer, do hereby hequeath my brilliant suggestions, along with my millions, to the Brokers' Club. Take them, because I'm sure you'll need them, brothers. I, Gordon Ashby, give my heinie haircut to Louis Breneman. It will bring out your brown eyes, Louie! I, Patricia Barott, do hereby bequeath my sweet disposition to Rosalie LeMay. Better take it. Rosalie, it will take the place of sugar. I, Ralph Bauer, will my place on the bench in the office to anyone who doesn't know any better. I, Burrell Board, do hereby bequeath to Muriel Johnson my share of time in the library. I, Eleanore Boratko, will my dramatic ability to Beatrice Schirer. I hope you make the Class Play next year, Boots. I, Raymond Born, willingly give Miss Leise back all my shorthand knowledge fwhich isnit muchj. I, Lois Fritsche, will my slenderness to Mary Jane Keller. It will make rationing a lot easier for your mother, Mary! I, Robert Huffman, will my height, old golf balls, and if you want them. my old lipstick containers, go james Clark. I, Richard Huna, do hereby bequeath my extensive knowledge in my favorite subject, physics, to Charles Ritter. I, John Kilby, will my brains fall of themj, my violin, and all other things of little value, to Bob Flash King, I, Mary Ann Krupich, will my baggy rayon stock- ings to Esther Dotty. They may not be glamorous, but they're very practical, Esther. I, Ray Lindmeyer, will my one worn library permit to jack Scheurer so he can acquire book larnin,.', I, Robert Lossie. do hereby bequeath my uknackn for wearing clothes to Sandy Bunker. I, Helen McCarthy, do hereby bequeath to the next editor of the Monitor, the whole publication room and all trash that's in it fincluding empty pop bottlesj. I, Pat McDonough, do hereby bequeath my ability to write out library permits for Mr. Tracy to Charles Korlath. Page thirty-eight I, Phyllis Mergens, will my mirthful laugh to Helen Landis. You'll use it often at Monroe, Helen. I, Marian Mirsch, do hereby bequeath to Jeanne Reher my talent for talking at the wrong time. I, Harold Schneider, will my huge muscles and big feet to my brother, Owen. I, Robert Schouveller, will what is left of the dishes. pots, and pans in the cooking room, to Miss Menk. I, Geraldine Schwietz, will my desire to get A's on my report card to Myrtle Kaufer. Hope you have better luck, Myrt! I, Richard Scott, will my math. book to Mrs. Hartwell. CI-Iot Dog!! I, Virginia Skogmo, do hereby bequeath my last pair of nylons to Carol Peterson. Size QH, Pete. I, Emil Skok, will my old pair of drum sticks, an autographed picture of Rita Hayworth fafter I'm in the armyj, my Gene Autry gun, and a book 'IYou Are What You Eatf' to my ardent admirer, Cecil. I, Jack Costello, will my gift for getting by with no money to Roy Gunther. I, john Cottrell, will my little black book to Bill Fadden. I, Fred Danielson, will my promptness and thrift to Jack Larson. I'm afraid you need it, Jack, old boy! I, Jack Peck, will my wornout Commando pants to Mal Schroeder. I, Pat Poppe, will my ability to laugh at my own jokes to Betty Sullivan. I, Norma Schaefer. will my future Rap-in-Wax coupons to Lorrain Eller. I, Margaret Thompson, do hereby bequeath to Mr. Leonard Tracy all my delayed essays. So you thought youid never live to see the day, teacher! I, Barbara Wachtler, do hereby bequeath my quiet- ness and shyness in class to Barbara Palmer. I, Laurean Young, will my temper to Marge Mueller. It will help you win more basketball games, Marge! I, Helen Konschak, will the other half of my desk in the publication room to Don Gode. Now youyll be able to read what you write, Don! And so we, the graduates, conclude this testament by leaving to all you future graduates, the entire building, complete from cafeteria to the home eco- nomics department, and most important, the best teaching faculty in the city. Treat them well, and you'll always have happy days at Monroe! K Xp-1 WS s TX Lf gf twgw' Service Mens' Pictures Extra-Curricular Activities --. -fu- L,-nt K MONROE UilGt1 ORCHESTRA First Row: Alice Oletzke, Alberta Kurth, Georxzia Rosdahl, Margaret Krause, Warren Schmidt, Eugene Jensen, Robert Arthun, Randall Skipton, Helen McCarthy, Martin Marentic, Lorraine Schmitzer. Second Row: Gloria Peterson, Rodney Ward, Howard Kilby, Virgil McQuay, Wallace Herron, William Fredette, Robert Qually, Phyllis White, Duane McQuay, Raymond Puncochar, Orrin DeLong, Lorraine Dunphy, Beatrice Broneak, Mies Rose Mclreer. The Little VVomen Meg, Beth, Jo, and Amy. nf' 5' . if. ' Play cast- First rowffCarole Kunde, Erwin A 4 'f f , 'mf A Amzerhofer, Marian Andersen, Janet Olson, Donald Price, Second row-f-Howard Nessel, Agnes McDonough, Eleanore Boratko, Miss i Y.. . at :La f f ' .Ex 1' 2 Q U! Dorothy Mahood, Beatrice Broneak, Jean , , Makers, George Fransen, InsetgDennis Cox. if W K V, A I v fs k Q :P 'K 1. , Qi Ka' ,Q ,. 4 - if in . .s He 3 G. xx .2 if 1 fi Q ' iv, H A Q ef X , . j 2 A i,j,55g- C Delores Docken, Lucille Wright. Wachtler, Helen Still, Lucille Lauer. A-W.. -q-.-uv.. ....... ......... ........ , .-1-., g,..,.-,4,...,,..., , fl? IM 55, ' GIRLS' TRIO: -1 4 4 I l Eleanore Boratko Jean Maxzers, and Janet Olson t if MACS First Row: Carolyn Swoboda, Wilmetto Rachac, Maxine Johnson, Mary Lee. Antoinette Sauro, Rita Gosselin, Joan Walerius, Arthur Ruecker, Beth Hill. Harold Schneider, Bette Doth, Mary Lou Thrall, Audrey Runberz, Lois Prybelick, Second Row: Miss Marion Simmonds, Doris Robinson, Bernadette Amos, Dorothy Zubell, Mary Ann Schuster, Carole Kunde, Los Pilkinton, Donna Kane, Karleen Chott, Beverly Brown, Bryce Peterson, Dorothy Pence, Shirley Novotny, Third Row: Raymond Gerner, Richard Rudolph, John Li-bby, Willis Barbara J ohnson. Jerome Hamilton, Harold Fontaine, John Loveland, Raymond Lindmeyer, Richard Johnson, Joseph Quintavalla, Raymond Hazuka, Robert Peterson. fi -f Page forty-one PAN-AMERICAN CLUB the Pan- The purpose of American Club is to become more familiar with our Amer- ican neighbors to the south. Its officers are: Helen Lan- dis, Presidentg Barbara Mead, Vice President: Donna Kane, Secretary: and Marian Krie- ger, Treasurer. K, . ,1 K . . Q :psf- l ow . nf 71' , V. 4 5 4 IA YKE I x 'Q', 2 , L' if 'x x LATIN CLUB First Row: Marilyn Mahowald, John Loveland, Ethel Vanek, Beth Hill, Bruce Paulsen, Charles Schulze. Mary Lou Thrall, Corinne Mamlock. Second Row: Miss Leila Asher, Lor- raine Caroline, Magdalen Van Lith, Jane Schulze, Kathleen Flynn, Mary Reiter, Delores Stein. Third Row: Beverly Brown, Shirley Zach, Robert Gabel, Thomas Bate- man, Rod Jones, James Olson, Rob- ert Peterson, Evelyn Tschida, Bryce Peterson. N First Row: Carol Berlcins, Beverly Hartman, Edith Amundson, Marion Krieger, Helen Landis, Barbara Mead, Donna Kane, Jacqueline Marsh, .lane Schulze. Second Row: Elaine Swanzy, Delores Docken, Shirley Lillistrom, Mary Larsen, Betty Doth, Bette Cincera. Third Row: Margaret Anderson, Jeanette Schneider, Catherine Healy, Carolyn Korbel, Doris Amumlson, Jean Stoneman, Delores O'Brien, Delores Koutek, Rosemary Laude, Maxine Peter- son, Miss Marian Fredine. The Latin Club officers are: Bruce Paulsen, President, Ethel Vanek, Vice President: John Loveland, Secretary: Beth Hill, Treasurer: Charles Schulze, Judge. The club's aim is to learn through various social activities about the customs of the Romans. .fs 5.731 'STU ii' as -va tv .e gvff , .. .. . -ef, - ,, .--1 'ff f ig. ,ia x LITERARY CLUB The members of the Library Clu under the supervision of Miss Grac Schutte, are volunteer library as sistants who devote at least on period a day in active service in th library. -9 av 3 ,Lil Q2 First Row: Margaret Schmitzer, Gertrude Schreiner, Marian Ander- sen, Esther Srihel, Phyllis Anderson, Lorraine Schmitzer. Second Row: Miss Grace Schutte Barbara Mead, Lois Hanzel, Donna McCarty, Phyllis Mergens, Carolyn Korbel. Third Row: Eugene Conway, Lei Mann, Donald Perlich, Francie 7 Schneider, Paul Moravec, Willian Moran. ff,- Page forty-two Tl-IE RIFLE CLUB, under the direction of Mr. Goulet, is a group mutually interested in the art of shooting. First Row: Bob Achterling, Frank Franta, John Palewicz. George Weide, Don Gode, Ray Hardy, Don Wiecher, William Oliver. Second Row: Irene Stock, Marjorie Mueller, Lorraine Cormier, Margaret Amon, Helen Boesch, Mary Domenico, Dorothy Zubell, Helen McCarthy, Carolyn Korbel, Irene Saumweber. Third Row: Mr. Goulet, Norma Haller, Helen Still, Barbara Wachtler. Delores Tamble, Agnes McDonough, Lois Hanzal, Mary Ann Schuster, Delores Oehlers. Fourth Row: John Kettner, Joe Brabec, Fred Wanner, Melvin Schramm, Bill Trumper, Bill Fredette, Douyzlas Andrews, Ed Laljointe, George Rahlf, Jack Peck. if we - ,M o Q THE STUDENT COUNCIL, made 2 up of representatives from each home- ' room, is the student governing body of the school. First Row: June Keller, Beverly Tillson, Phyllis Le Master, Bernard Mersch, Adele Meehan, Mr. Glenn Varner, Helen Ryan, Raymond Born, Bonnie McGee, Betty Levy, Ruth Mangan. Second Row: Donald Gode, Robert Achterling, Alice Tornanek, Lorraine Pool, Gail Gyllenblad, Bryce Peterson, Lois Pilkinton, Patricia Oleson, James Palewicz, Raymond Byrne. Third Row: James Deeg, Paul Green, Robert Arthun, Russell Pisek, Hollis Kensinger, Jack Scheuer, Harry Tobin. V 3' ,M ff 1-anim .raw-W-ai,' .5 THE GIRL RESERVES is an international organization of junior members of the Y.W.C.A. First Row: Beverly Hartman, Betty Gilbert- son, Mrs. Eleanor Conant, Jane Schulze, Barbara Mead, Esther Svihel, Muriel Ries, Miss Arlene Menk. Margaret Anderson. Yvonne Thoen, Helen Horvath. Second Row: Dorothy Bushinski, Fay Matt- son, Marian Krieger, Doris Amundson, Edith Amundson, Margaret Cadwell, Jacqueline Marsh, Charleen Carlson, Jean Stoneman, Mary Kay Loughery, Jean Roscoe, Marian Andersen. Third Row: Shirley Goedert, Beverly Geiger, Doris Robinson, Loretta Hayzberg, Ruth Hansen, Phyllis Coleman, Rosalie Alexan- der, Helen Mansfield, Evelyn Tschida. 'KK DEFENSE STAMP DIS- TRIBUTORS Alternate student council members act as the stamp salesmen. They had sold 53607.60 worth of War Stamps and Bonds by April 1. First Row: Adele Meehan, Mary Ann Schuster, Virginia Skogmo, Mary Ellen Kilroy, Georgia Arvinitis, Angeline Bastyr. Wilford, Robert Clark. Second Row: Mr. Willis Burwell, Selma Anderson, Joyce Forbes, Betty Levy, Rose- mary Croft, Evelyn Kern, Barbara Mead, Miss Lucy Steffanus, Bruce Paulsen. Third Row: Eugene Conway, Ival Polta, Albert Kubicka, Robert Achterling, Robert Lassie, John Mann, James Deeg, James Page forty-lbree 5' 'i TRAFFIC SQUAD First Row: Herbert Gustaf- son, Donald Polta, Marion Krieger, Jacqueline Marsh, Mr. Leonard Tracy, Evelyn Schmidt, Phyllis Rice, Ber- nard Mersch, Raymond Lind- meyer. Second Row: Robert Lossie, John Frucci. Walter Mandel, Raymond Born, Edward La Pointe, John Mann, Alan Al- berg, Howard Nessel. First Row: Burrell Board, Bernard Mersch, Frank Franta, Donald Schoen, John Mann, Robert Lossie, Glynn Peasley, Emil Skok, Raymond Born, Robert Broos. Second Row: Virginia Skogmo, Geraldine Schwietz, Lucille Weicher, Cecelia Smith, Rosalie Calindo, Mr. Glenn Varner, Donald Polta, Theo Egeland, Margaret Peham, June Eineke, Jean O'Laughlin, June Ulmer, Selma Anderson, Third Row: Mary Ann Krupich, Muriel Ries, Ruth Mangan, Lorraine Cormier, Rita Gosselin, Mary Ann Schuster, Catherine Limburg, Lois Hanzel, Mary Domenico, Dorothy Zubell, Helen Boesch, Margaret Amon, Marian Bodlak. Fourth Row: Eleanor Boratko, Lillian Schuster, Beatrice Broneak, Alfred Eppestine, Francis Schneider, Warren Holmgren, Walter Mandel, Howard Nessel, Herbert Gustafson, Carole Kunde, Elaine Schultz, Elizabeth Peterson, Laurean Young. 'H T 3 ,, ,I C..-U 'od A J .. 1' , . A. X i X, X' ,illitii l 1 ' P y i ld E' J x. . A Q A sl H 'Q .n'55YeS' W lS2,.aQxQJgv . egsxgv - .I . .1 In li , X - 1 ,QV X iii HALL- . .S'7'u0 Y Q ,S..uat1ne'K First Row: Barbara Wachtler, Catherine Healy, Elaine Schultz, Theo Egeland, Margaret Peham, Adele Meehan, Jean 0'Laughlin, Beverly Bambusch, Lorraine Le Master, Corrlnne Carter, Dorothy Nast. Second Row: Lois Hanzel, Carole Kunde, Gertrude Schreiner, Lucille Lauer, John Mann, Beatrice Broneak. Alfred Eppestine, Mary Ann Schuster, Raymond Born, Rita Gosselin, Catherine Limborg, Helen Still, Virfzinia Skoizmo, Mary Ann Krunich. Third Row: Delores Docken, Jean Stoneman, Lorraine Hofstad, Eileen Marsh, Alice Prescott, Cecelia Smith, Ellen Melchoir, Delores O'Brien, Donna Kane, Mary Domenico, Francis Schneider, Miss Nelle Ryan, Jean Reher, Mary Jane Keller, Delores Koutek, Jean Magers, Shirley Erickson, Esther Dotty, Beth Hill, Ray- mond Byrne. Fourth Row: Agnes McDonough, Jerome Hamilton, James Dvorak, Dennis Cox, Robert Farrell, Erwin Angerhofer, Herbert Gustafson, Donald Polta, Robert Achterlimz, Emil Skok, Howard Nessel, Edward La Pointe, Jeanne Teitchied, R -al' C l'nd , Eli abeth P t rson. RELATIONS CLUB 5 ob le ai 0 Z ee -f as . I Y , R ' , .X a a A awww-,.fme lo -..U Page forty-four r f .,. - in ..,, sa., N1 xXl .34 HNEIDM Q First Row: Carolyn Korbel, Esther Svihel, Beatrice Broneak, Virginia Skopzmo, Mr. William Souther, Gert- rude Schreiner, Marian Andersen, Gloria Zimmerman, Evelyn Kern. Second Row: Miss Grace Cook Harold Schneider Alfred Herbert Gustafson, Miss Marion Simmonds, Eppestine, Abraham Tellian Raymo-nd Born f ., If L ll ' ,GX 1 ii I a 'i,N i First Row: Mrs. Edna Rocknem, Helen Ryan, Carole Kunde, Marian Bodlak, Lois Prybelick, Adele Meehan, Theo Egeland, Margaret' Peham, Donna Kane, Mrs. Elizabeth Swanson Second Row: Barbara Mead, Delores Docken, Phyllis Coleman, Evelyn Gramse, Patricia Barott, Helen Still, Beth Hill, Lucille Lauer, Joan Schneider. Third Row: Monica Goiffon, Helen Konschak, Emil Skok, Willis Johnson, Robert Walker, Randall Skipton Mary Ann Krupich, Rosalie Calindo. 1 j I ,vy- Q ' 1- J X XX First Row: Lillian Schuster, Selma Anderson, Cecelia Smith, Mary Ann Al i lm .x ' W PM 9 Schuster, Lorraine Cormier, Mar- garet Schmitzer, Carolyn Korbel, Elaine Schultz, Mary Domenico, Geraldine Schweitz. - Second Row: Mr. Elmer Swanson, Gloria Zimmerman, Betty Jarchow, Isabel Zocher, Alice Allshouse, Phyllis , , . Keeling, Lorraine Nerud, Marian Mersch, Delores Anderson, Mrs. Esther Griffin. t- ' .Hating Third Row: Vernon Gunderson, James Scanlon, Walter Mandel, John Mann, Dennis Cox, Howard Nessel, ' K' wx ' f 5 s O ' W ' f 1 A' ' Cx If f l f .K I' th if ' F . f f M 6. S' Q! 'lx .' mcfi I tg 'Y-J' ' 'S Georlze Fransen. MONITOR STAFF First Row: Irene Stock, Phyllis Keelinfz, Helen McCarthy, June Ul- mer, Norma Haller, Delores O'Brien, Evelyn Kern, Marian Bodlak. Second Row: Mr. William Souther, Gretchen Mamlock, Helen Ryan. Cecelia Mandel, Shirley Nagel, Mary Bannister, Barbara Blais, Jean Reher. Third Row: Patricia Oleson, Helen Konschak, Erwin Angrerhofer, George Horeish, Donald Perlich, Donald Gode, Jean Teitchied, Ruth Peterson. Page forty-five fs r'-'N Q' 3 A 1 fl ,, g AERONAUTICS 0 fq'5E BOYS' DOUBLE QU R?D ' - 'ix 0 w . Q l ,V BOYS' TYPING CLASS AYBQAA X A' , milf: A Q H+- A fs' E f 'A j 1 'MM -2 A, -EMKQQQ, :M ..Eg.,...ff,,,1 if Q 41 ,I . N E ,,.,. 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I . .S ,- y. ,ue X' AELL 4 s Q, I Q fav 4 1 lpfx eil f Et 3.1 i 'lf Q 2 Q, , XYA '-wigs,-wig g f, 'A we AZ If W Q Janet Olson Frank Franta Doris and Mary Nelson and Mary Domenico Jean Dickhausen Delores, Betty and Mary Marjorie and Ray jean, Phyllis and Norma Beverly Geiger Mary Vanelc Karleen Chott Mary, Viola, Bunny, Helen, Margaret Tiny Robert St. Germain, Gloria Zimmerman erome and Donna Kane 'Nd Roy Gunther , M .. Bryce and Beverly 'Ki 'X m s' - -' Ray Ed Elaine Frank may +34 ,ek y .-Q za. nfl. W . W. v 'fi -Guess Who???? Q . 6 ka , it r we , QR r 7 , , f MA I . ef gt, ' 'fig . , K K C , A G N f BE' I i i are , ,, 1' 'ff -el gf Y Ji- y J , ,fl . fre-' 5 In N I K, E l X c 14 i ai A K -x ,Q ,,.. X , - 4 lsr ig 'V ,sea Q I' sf' ' X. 5 , ex ii . .i jeg iii .. M X re' 1 f ' '- ... 1 5.7 ' i i Page arty-n Q ine M, 5 G ij si LH ,f M S all M am Rene Deneau Pvt. Stephen Amon Corp. Frank Palacek Corp. Leonard Owen Bill Gerga Pvt. Clarence Figura Lyle Simons Pvt. Jerome Opatrny Russell Ramlow Pvt. Joseph Opatrny Dick Yanta Corp. Joe Korlath Larry McLean, Ray Chlian Keith Nygren Robert Wade Corp. Kenneth Barott William Dunn Donald O'Laughlin and Marvin Dumphy Jack Lane Art I-Iuna, Rene Deneau Pvt Peter Amon and Richard Ehlenz John and George Manuel Gene Mershall a Gigli . r :5-3 Niki . 1 -,J .S-7.1 s.., .-:- ws- . fXm'lf'fYN fx Cm fo fpmmfik' Nfwfif jwgff W' wgfj pyx fffaif X wb VW ff W 4 I 1 -f M CLUB-The M,' Club is composed of boys w'ho havi: won a letter in any. sport in whichlthey have participated. 1 x 1 First Row: Don Polta, Jack Seheuer, Bernie Mersch, Robert Huffman, Mr. Leonard Tracy, Ray Born, Bob Schouveller, John Frucci, George Soash. Second Row: Herbert Gustafson, Jack Weber, Randall Skipton, Bob Lossie, Burrell Board, Al Alberg, Steve Zobel, Ray Plumbo, Charles Ritter. Third Row: Gene Bienapfl, Ray Lindmeyer, James Ryan, Bob Farrell, Walter Mandel, Bob McArdell, Don Perlich, Dick Scott. The Greenies started the season by suffering a 7-o setback at the hands of Washington. They won their second game and then encountered Johnson. Although they lost to Johnson, they had the distinction of being the only team in the City Conference to score against them. V The team suffered hard luclc at the end of the season. After having 6-o leads over both Harding and Mechanic Arts, they saw these two teams score late in the game and thus saw a comparative victory reduced to a tie game. One bright spot of an interesting season was the naming of Captain Ray Lindmeyer and Bernard Mersch to the All-City Team. These boys fully deserved the honors bestowed upon them and will be sorely missed next season. FOOTBALL D Monroe Opponents Monroe ........ o Washington ,,,, 7 Monroe ,,,,,,,, 1 9 Central W ,,.,, .r o Monroe ..,,.... 6 Johnson ..... ..,. I 9 Monroe ,,,.,,,, I9 Marshall W 6 Monroe ,......, 1 5 Murray ,,.,. W 7 Monroe ,,,,.,,, 6 Harding ,,..,,.,.. 6 Monroe ,....... 6 Mechanic Arts , 6 First Row: John Peck, Bob Lossie, Ben Noha, Bob Schouveller, Ray Lindmeyer, George Soash, John Frucci, Lloyd Fontaine, Jack Scheuer, Charles Ritter. Second Row: Herbert Gustafson, Gene Bienapfl, Jim Wilford, Steve Zobel, George Manuel, Burrell Board, Don Perlich, Al Alberg, Bob Arthun, Don Polta. Third Row: Mr. Tracy, Gordon Ashby, Bob McArdell, Waiter Mandel, Bill Trumbull, Howard Alfveby, Dave Vietor, Jack Weber, Ray Schwartz, Bernie Mersch, Ray Plumbo, Mr. Baril. M Page fifty-llvree . A BASKETBALL The Green Wave was virtually drowned this past season with the team winning only three games. However. the boys played good basketball, under Mr. Williams' first year of tutelage, and provided more than the usual amount of thrills for one season of play. The mainstay of the team was Bernie Mersch, star center and scorer. He averaged about I0 points per game and was very instrumental in keeping the team together and keeping them functioning as well as they did. BASKETBALL V Monroe Opponent: !!:Q'-fyffrff-A-r-L Monroe ,,,,,,,s zo Marshall .,tt . ,..,.t 23 P031 +1 H' Monroe ,,,,..,. 39 Mechanic Arts , 36 -7 HQ Monroe .,,,.,.. 2I Central ,.......,,,, 35 ' 'fi' pw! I Monroe ,...,.,. 2I Murray .......,.,,, 38 Zfiq' Q 'l '71 ' MEX, Monroe ....,,,, 21 Washington ,,,. 38 V 'GW ,,,,,,,QAZ,., E ' , D Monroe ,,,.,,,, 27 Harding ...., ,,,, 3 3 '4 '-:,,'QJ A , Monroe ,,,.,,,, 31 Humboldt ., 1,,,, 42 dl- . ff Monroe ,.,,..,, 40 Wilson ., 25 fsabn Q Monroe ...,,,. 40 Johnson s,,,,,,,,, 32 '49 First Row: James Ryan, Burrell Board, Bernard Mersch, Jack Scheuer, Charles Ritter, Alex Mackie. 'W l Se:-ond Row: Mr. Ken Williams, Al Alberg, Bob Schouveller, Roy Gunther, Donald Jobe. Joe Ryan. af , . ,, , K, . A, to, . .f. .AW 1753, r Y . J, -,,.,, gi.1..,J V' X , X 1 , 5 ,L ,Q , ,, , , X- -. 1-.-.,.-Q,-,f e First Row: James McCawley, James Clark, John Weimer, Paul Green, Joe Ryan, Ronald Zaudtke. Second Row: Mr. Williams, Joe Frucci, Lowell Hesse, Russell Piselc, Ray Byrne. Page fff7 f0'4' ,I s. jf, AJ QA ,Qkfe fd? 55 A1 Q Y we X I 4 ,ls 1 TRACK TEAM-First row: Burrell Board, Jack Weber, Herb Gu tafion Ra L' d s . , y m meyer. Second row: John Frucci, Ray Byrne, Mr. Tracy, Randall Skipton, Don Polta. , 1 LZ' 5 fm ,, . A , 1 n f f 9 Q If f Q W? 3 X X f X f I ' X ,A ,A I E fx . f v'3l 'r. , f'-f:'bK -X X 'F X ' 4 X ' q'O4?q':.'z'2's5 'x . A I I 596. gi, 1. 5 Q 0005050514 Xu vs klrr L k h I , b.5. wx . ew l oil- l 3450. 'f:4'2, A E 'rp' wg ,ioabtlow s. r,'Z?. fo'ofJ ru I 1? , V' 0 I 4 , e ' .ef ,g e 434:-3. . 0- 1 ! , 3 Qs xKs',Q' ,,,V-4,5 1, I ,iv ff. ' .Qu . QQQQQ ' ff 4 - . 'v ' , , , . K , Yfff: , 1 J, WRESTLING f-5-gy ,' ,. 4. 39 3- ,ff f 4 , f fm' MATCH -- - Af. V - Jan.. W.,-J If . ff' I, V L ,f .f ,. , 0 KI' O'j',uGqvi'3:bql.i4w,,y.v . X M J W, 'W fa, f , l 1 ' Y rf u I N5 vein Leo 1 GOLFER sack' S 7, 905 ' ODI, J . wiggle fgoo. , A rt , Bob Qu. all Page fifty-five .ez-H fx ? af SKI CLUB-First row: Norma Haller, Mary Bannister, Shirley Novotny, Virginia Skoizmo. Second row: Robert Achterlinfz, Warren O'Laughlin, Don Gode, Don Weicher, Ray Hanson. Third row: John Kilby, Howard Kilby, Al Eppestine, Howard Nessel, Bob King, Mel Schramm. BASEBALL The pictured lettermen are returning to this year's team. Gone from the team are jack Horner, Charles Stark, Gene Schultz, George Clarno, and Ben Noha. These boys are all in the service now. Ben Noha would have been a returning lettermen this year had he not heeded his country's call. BASEBALL-Dennis Cox, Alex Mackie, Ray Born, Ray Plumbo, Bob Farrell, Bernie Mersch, Ray Schwartz, Jack Scheuer, Mr. Goulet. 2 BOWLING Ei, ' The Monroe bowling team en- L f gagecl in three contests, They defeated johnson 4 to 2, tied Mechanic Arts 3 to 3, and lost to Wilson 4 to 2. Player Av. Schramm tt,t uur.V 1 60 Board ......,, ,frfr I S9 Mersch ,,,, , ,,,, 155 Ritter ..,,,,,,.. .,,,, I 47 Schouveller ..., .142 Wanner . ,,t,, ,,,-Y I 20 of Q BOW'LINGfFirst row: Ray Plumbo. Mel Schramm, Fred Wanner, Charles Ritter. Second row: Burrell Board, Bob Schouveller, Bernie Mersch. Page ffly-:ix f 5 f fr we Q3 in 'T 'l:rf ' 5 cw W 6 ., audi-.. , Q 'EQ' vs. 'va K sc- .- G.A.A.f First row: Jean Mazen, Maxine Johnson, Loris Walstad, Miss Evelyn Haskell, Shirley Goedert, Lorraine Cormier, Muriel Ries. Second row: Ruth Mangan, Marjorie Mueller, Beverly Geifz er, Blanche Gilkins, Elaine Schultz, Lorna Mueller. walswxbal' gan LIN G.A.A. 0 x BOW 1 if - N5 ' . G is I M , T no. Uiiiwvieg arjorie EAM or P9-ci buck, fl1uelleM.3,.l.e exeen view LINK 3- X10 3, M uelle Vvef' am. , ie V? ev 'ver wax-30' 6,9112 Corm vi 1 genie 'Sr 4. Sk :O own ' Ruth YY' A Y Mans sew' 's A 1 f. f M' , i ' Q 7 W I in c c ,M i ,. ARCHERY' Left bottom: Patricia Duffey, Blanche Filkins. Laurean Young, oo M , f lmggg SWIMMING- Right bottom: Laurean Young, Maxine Johnson, Alice Alshouse, Phyllis Walstad. Page fifty-seven Pat Blanche Ruth Shirley Irene Laurean V, J. 'ru-LN 53 3 ' 44' ' Q! . I ,...-.1 ,, ..,,,, 41 A - U m - ' ---' 7 0 'N Q? I f 'A ' -'Q f v S Nzliqll. OUTDOOR GYM CLASS 1 f X Q X 'M' ,, X . fa Am H Ns! IU ff A I Dafa:-ef ,Facia 71. PEP SQUAD AND CI-IEER LEADERS min gle PM M2 22 iw I ggi Harold f .M va Page fifty-eight 2- u lo,avf0l4.fQ.fu I flidgafutgg Wlofggfap y plays an important part in our lives we JQnn,efA mighf .STLLLQUJ plays an important part in the photography of the leading High Schools lhf-l.OtlOf Quality Photography at Reasonable Prices. Ask those who have had photographs made at The Wright Studio A Mig- TER A School Annual Photogrcphy l Weddings I ff Family Groups l rw iff? Portraits it xiv'70Ni43 . - Commercial Photography BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1943 Kenneth lVl. Wright Studios 50 E. 6th Street Saint Paul, Minnesota St. Paul's only ground floor studio. Fifty LEITNER FUEL 945 Randolph DA le 6048 COAL - COKE - WOOD - FUEL OIL SACK COAL and PACKAGE FUEL Western Badge Sf Novelty Co. Established 1904 BADGES, BANNERS, BUTTONS, FLAGS 402 No. Exchange Street We Made the Monroe Buttons OTTO'S GROCERY Quality Groceries and Meats 979 Randolph Avenue DA1e 3164 SCHWARTZ MEATS 899 Randolph St. DA1e 6393 ST. PAUL, MINN. IOHN A. LETHERT, Prop. St. Paul, Minn. COMPLIMENTS HIGHLAND DRUG CENTER M WK Y Bt- Of Q FRIEND DE. 5525 2056 Ford Parkway SCHOOL BOOKS Bought - Sold - Exchanged TWIN CITY BOOK AND STATIONERY CO. 408 Cedar Street tNear 7thJ WEST END PHARMACY 1110 West Seventh St. DA le 7687 E. R. MOORE COMPANY CAPS and GOWNS 713 Pioneer Building - St. Paul. Minn. Telephone CE dar 0236 BUY AAT . . . DEARBORN'S STORE Your Neighborhood Variety Store 459 W. Seventh Street St. Paul, Minn. DONALD C. ERSKINE. D.D.S. WEDDING and BIRTHDAY CAKES OUR SPECIALTY TRY OUR HOME MADE PIES FELGER'S BAKERY EL khurst 0951 786 Randolph Street - St. Paul, Minn. DRKULA'S MEATS 5. F. M O S N E R SHOE HOSPITAL 1250 West Seventh EL. 2574 1171 W. Seventh St' CALL Us - WE DELIVER ST- PAUL, MINN- FRANICS SERVICE STATION PHILLIPS PRODUCTS Corner Randolph :Sf Osceola DA. 9995 RAN HAM BOWLING CENTER SOFT DRINKS and CONFECTIONERY 8 ALLEYS IN CONNECTION High School Students l5c on Saturday Afternoons Until 6 p.m. - Low Rate for H. S. Leagues. 490V2 S. HAMLINE AVENUE EL. 3080 Sixty WA'I'SON'S A 1, F , WEST END SUPER MARKET PP lcmces ' umltufe 1112 WEST 7:11 STREET TERMS QUALITY MERCHANDISE AT THE LOWEST Serve Yourself To or PRICES . , v 1554 Randolph SL - EM. 5717 Better Qlld Blggel' SCIVIIIQS DCIIIY DR. 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CUMMINGS Hardware and Houseware Clothing, Dry Goods, and Shoes 1107 W. 7th St. DA1e 0251 957 West 7th SL DA. 7345 RANDOLPH SHOE HOSPITAL GOOD THWGS To EAT 907 Ban d O1 ph Free City-wide Delivery S C H O C H I- N OVUIY CALL CE dar 6677 Sixty Take Your Practical Training In our day or evening school. Our superior training will add to your efficiency, prestige and oppor- tunities for the better business positions. Study under ideal conditions and expert business teachers. Select students .... Individual progress ..., Best ot equipment. No Solicitors Employed - Central Locatio BULLETIN -- 43rd YEAR M 1q?ACTlCAL Busllviss 63 EAST FIFTH STREET CE dar 5333 Getting Ahead in Business? Comptometry is an Opportunity For You Practical Business Mathematics Taught 01' Burroughs and Comptometer Calculators St. Paul Calculating School Centrally located in Downtown St. Paul 519-520 NEW YORK BLDG. Sth G Minnesota Streets Electric Blue Print Co. 312 MINNESOTA ST. - GA. 2368 l O S T E N ' S Designers and Manufacturers of FINE SCHOOL JEWELRY SINCE 1897 Twin City Branch -Foshay Tower Main Plant and General Offices: OWATONNA, MINNESOTA RANDOLPH PHARMACY DA le 9906 - WE DELIVER 860 Randolph St. St. Paul, Minn C. A. SONNEN Tel. DA. 7836 1385 W. 7th St Your Neighborhood Florist 7 WQJUQJ6 .ZYZWM AND PLANTS AT ALL TIMES We Telegraph Flowers Diamond Setter and Engraver Adjusting of Fine Watches Phone CE dar 7930 WM. ESCHENBACHER I E W E L E H 245 E. Seventh Street tBetween Wacouta and Rosabell ST. PAUL, MIN N. sr. PAUL. MINNESOTA COMPLIMENTS Drafting Sets School Drawing Materials of Art Materials A FRIEND If ,fWhere Your Dollar Goes !x, fWY The F'urthest Cfjjf' tl .1 fx A. ' ' tx - wo I . If K l v S rw W if A V., .1 .rf tiff 1 . 'L f' DELLER'S BEAUTY PARLOR 895 Randolph EL. l274 SHAMPOO and FINGER WAVE S75 PERMANENT WAVING SZ.50 and Up Complete and Guaranteed Work Mon., Wed.. cmd Fri. 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