North Division High School - Tattler Yearbook (Milwaukee, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1951 volume:

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J - , V. ., fi Q-X .Q ,X . 1 I 1 v. ,. J A .9 X TATTLER STAFF Rmx' 1: M1'. Trvtlmll, Ivins. XY1llmx1mm, Il. L1ngvl1fchlcr, Ivlr. Nvxxnnm. R. Fmmi.-Il. Ml'. XX'4nm1, Myra flrwlzrx. Huw 2: Ii. Olsnn. fl. Rnulwlnsuly M. Uvlllu. J. Lndwig. xl. I'lcr1ng. V. Knzlmx. Rr-w S: 13. Ryan. fl, Hauvlmbxck, H. XY:l:m'l', H. Rlfhtrr, R. XYs,ltr1'r. D. Srul. J, l?wN1 J . o o o o OF NINETEEN HUNDDED' -FlFTY- ONE. n jfigufe 0 mm. Ogue porfer MRS. OLIVE PORTER For twentyfeight years Mrs. Porter was one of the outstanding teachers of North Division High School, joining the faculty here in 1922. As a teacher of English and history, Mrs. Porter upheld high standards of accomplishment. She was a friend of her studentsg and, as such she was always ready to encourage them in their scholar' ship and to help them in their personal problems. Many of them kept in touch with her long after their graduation. In addition to her teaching, Mrs. Porter took an active part in extracurricular activities. She was a faculty adviser for the Tattler, the annual yearbook, for many yearsg a member of the Scholarship Committee which checks on the qualifications of honor studentsg and a member of the committee on the revision of school rules. Her many friends among both the faculty and students miss her daily help and inspiration but wish her years of enjoyment of the leisure that lies ahead. 0 ma gzanore loiering MISS ELEANORE SPIERING For many years North Division has been fortunate to number on its faculty a teacher, excellent I1Ot only in the field of English but also in the performance of duties beyond the scope of the classroom. As a member of the Guidance Department, as Chief Girls' Counsellor under Mr. Weriier, and as Dean of Girls under Mr. Micthalak she wielded strong influence and accomplished much. lt was she who inaugurated and systematized the keeping of detailed student records. She helped to prepare the guidance program manual. Through her understanding of individual needs and capacities she was able by tactful, patient, and persistent effort to lead the student in the right direction. Under her sponsorship student government was revived in 1939 and a new constitution written. To her efforts in the Writers' Club many a student ascribes his success in writing and in leadership. In everything she set a high standard of conduct and achievement. Honesty of purpose and fearlessness of expression consistently characterized her work. To Miss Spiering go our best wishes for happiness, May she enjoy many years of richly deserved leisure. wwf IRTIHI. DIVISION 1. FACULTY 5. ACTIVITIES Z. CLASSES ll. SPORTS ur .xgclminidfraford I X X VI fly MR. MICHALAK .Principal The clouds of unrest seem to he hovering over the world. Those of you whose pictures are in this annual should pierce them and look beyond towards the horizon where the dawn of a new day gives a promise of peace. To you, with this spirit, the efforts of your parents and teachers are dedicated. Fourffourths for North! Wc all nccd such complctc loyalty. Aftcr graduation, your loyalty will hc cxtcndcd to larger groups. Emerging from school at this crucial time, you must he dccply conscious of this widcr responsibility, and you may hc called on to sacrifice morc for it than many of your prcdcccssors. Knowing your dcyotion to North Division. wc arc sure you will hc equal to thc largcr LlClD21l'lLlS which may hc made upon you. MR. CULVER Vive-Prizzriprzl f- - ,J Y Z? + L H 9 E M' jf fr f QM my A .A ! - v ' 2'l 'M-A ' E f ' W' f J!! :VF V' -Y f ' j ll C 5 u !f?1l 1s 7 1' ! .5 ' '5'Q1 W'11 5' ' '- . 'l'4f'v '4 k J - ' . '? A 1 'QQ LL! ,,.,A.,wM.h, ,,f,,, . ,N X W1 -Q MW ' gi Q av 31 I ffffwziwsw mm 1- Q... I migligw .Amszwfgizmgimmxiifimg-QSsmilisf ,Q X M V , J 9 EW Mm f ix: H igh 1311232 wsw3i,.'. 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From the time the student is assigned to his first home room sponsor on through the student's school life, the guidance department stands readygindeed it reaches outgto serve those who need assistance and who exercise initiative in seeking it. The guidance director, Mr. Brandel, is ably assisted hy the Dean of girls, Miss Chwalek, and Counselors Miss Braun, Mr. Adamus, Miss Gregg, Miss Heiden, Mrs. Shultis, Miss Thall, and Mr. Witte. The department is organized to aid students in three fields: social, educational, and vocational. Guidance at North Division does not an on making decisions for the high school pupil, hut it stands ever alert to assist him in ' nos' L w'sely for himself. fy YN 1' VW, - guiclance Miss CHWALEK Demi of Gijfff 67clucafionaf.S2ruice5 MR. KARLSQN C1m'ir11ff1111 Cfl0I'LljlItZlfH' CURRICULUM COORDINATION To integrate all of the activities that contribute to the improvement of instruction is the fore' most task of the Curriculum Coordinator. His purpose is to keep ahreast with curriculum developf ments and to exchange information with other lvlilwaukee schools, therehy assuring everywhere academic progress. The coordinator follows through and keeps up'tofdate the curriculum reference lihrary that is kept open to the faculty. To teachers new at North Division and to student teachers assigned for study and practice here at North-to both, the coordinator gives assistance in their hecoming familiar with the philosophy and practices of teaching here. In short, his work is to promote constructive activities in the classrooms where every student may ohtain the hest type of education to meet his individual needs. As purposeful planning might well he the slogan of North's personnel services, so service is the keynote of the scho0l's educational services that are offered in the realm of curriculum coordinaf tion and audiofvisual aids. Hundreds of films and records are made available to every teacher and class wishing to use them as aids in interpreting the complexities of modern life. To supply specific sensory experience in the learning situations for N.D.H.S. students -f for that, these newer educational tools are purposefully utilized. Jacko- Mana! MR. HALL Dirermr. Vixmzf Aida' MR. ADAMUS MR. ATLAS MRS. ALLEN MR. ATWELL -,A Engfxvh Cnnlwncwial Hnuxuhuld Avis Nhmuul Tmmmg I fam ,iv f tin' .wiv K if 'E P' My M ,jf ,M Ja N' X ' .- ' L+x.'x1xXlJgXA Q' N-a 'P If U A L 3 . , Ex? ' MR. BENDER MR. BENDLIN MR. BRANDEL MISS BRAUN Hnxwv fv1u.i1: Cmnrucffml Englmh MRS. REAGLES MR. BROOKS MISS CHWALEK MISS DALY Huuxclwlfl Arts Englmh Himtory Cmn1nc1rml Cldlkg MR. DAMUTH MR. EARHART MR. FROST MR. GEE llwmn1c1rml IVIIIHIIIII Tmmmg Ewxgluh Hmmx' MISS GQELZER MISS GREGG MISS HALBACH MR. HALL Cmrlvvlurwxl MI1rI1cv1141t1u.i Cmvmlcnml Scrum: MISS HEIDEN MR, KAMPINE MR. KEITH MRS. KNIGHT I l1vim1I 'I'mx1m1g Hxxtvfrv Hl.stu1y Srlcmn' afflfl MR. LIBBY MISS LUKER MRS. MaCKEDON MRS. BLEIL Cmrnmurciuf Muthcwmxtxun Language English MR. MCGARTY MR. MEYER MR. MYRA MRS. NYBERG Cmrlvnuclrlf Art Curnvricnml Eugllxh MR. BARNES MR. RISTOW MR. FRANKS MISS SCHAEFER Nfuthuvnarlcs Phvximl Tmmmg Enghxh Language .gbllfllgg M Quad MISS SCHERKENBACH MR. SCHMIDT MISS SCHLATTERER MISS SHERMAN Enghxh Hlstufv ML1tl1L'1r1utics Engllsh MRS. SHULTIS MR. BAHR MISS STQEKLE MISS STORTS Phvsifal Tmizlivlg Hmory Euglxsh Cm1m1c'rciul Mgww WV MR. TETZLAFF MISS THALL MR. THOMPSON MR. TRYTHALL hrlcncc Englsxh Hutwrx- Cmmm'Tciul MR. WARNER MR. ROSENHEIMER MR. WITTE .Smcwlfu Lmlzxmgg. bl nm L MISS KOEPP MRS. BOLTZ MISS BUETTNER L1bm1nm L1b1411m11 YX'clfu'rc c:01H1.YCl01 MR. RESCHKE Hmfwx' H511Iv.n-wI'.1lw'lm I acu f fy 10m luzlvu uf uhscnfcy MRS. RAMTHUN MRS. LANGE MISS BOWER Scfrurflvy Offxcc Assistant OHICC A5-'f5mm MR. JACOBSON Srlwul EVIQVHCC1 MISS BERGEN ML1tI1u1v1L1t1us MR. BERGEIM Muxiu MISS CARROLL Hnuxchrvlaf AHA MISS CAMPBELL Hutory MR. FIELDS PI1yAiulI Tnlmmg MR. KARLSON SUICHKU MR. NEWMAN Englmh MR. PRITCHARD Cmnnwrcmf MISS RAETZMANN Langlmgc MRS. WILLIAMSON Art MR. WEEKS Mmnml Trammg Q I JI 1 0 elqarfmenfa! Kkairmen Claim. ..,,. .. f x 5-4 fb Wi? Wah TNQ ? Q rm-n.,h -MN J 1 G95 JV 5 'N X anuarg gyrcwluafion JANUARY SENIOR COMMITTEES Run' I: NI. Pikr-. L. Iunlcc. D, Bvlhutmxslri, Mr, Vliltc, D. Fisher, .l. XYright. Row 2: rl. Theodor, N, Ivfzillwitz. S. Rzizrsch, D. Brown, A, Camwcll, Il. Wnrmshuchcr, N S h rt Run' 3: C. Bzrrkow, N, GilIord. B. XVcngcr, G. Srrulnw, D, Funslcc. fl. Izichthuhur. P. F Row 4: R. Rnzrsch. D. Pcdrizmai, T. Grimm, G. Rilnnclls. F, Rniesc. F. Sivnlc. K. Fischer I SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS - Frank L. Sivak, jr. ...................... President james H. Ebert ..................... VicefPresident Patricia A. Felker.. ....... Secretary james Wf Wright ....................... Treasurer CAP AND GOWN COMMITTEE Carole L. Barkow Dolores M. Brown Kenneth C. Fischer Shirley R. Raasch Glenn A. Runnells Illeyne B. Slawner Geraldine A. Strelow James W. Wright SENIOR GIFT COMMITTEE Nancy K. Gilford Ted C. Grimm Lois I. Ianke Nancy C. Mallwitz Duane G. Pedriana janet Theodor Betty M. Wenger Jean Wormshacher SENIOR MIXER COMMITTEE Audrey Caswell Darlene A. Fenske Richard A. Fisher Carla I. Jachthuher Marilyn J. Pike Fred R. Roese Nancy N. Schwartz Frank L. Sivak. Jr. PROM COMMITTEE Patricia A, Felker Ronald A. Raasch -Ioan M. Valentine L A JANUARY COMMENCEMENT PROGRAM mdneaday guening, yanuary 24, I95I, in JG-ug PROCESSIONAL ................,.... .................. C LASS OF JANUARY, 19wl Pomp and Circumstanccu ..............,........................, E. Elgar North Division High School Band NATIONAL ANTHEM AND PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE Master oi Exercises ................,..................... Marvin H. Witte Senior Adviser ADDRESS OF WELCOME ..................... .............. D OLORES BROWN NORTH DIVISION HIGH SCHOOL BAND .........,.... Directed hy EDWIN C. SCHMIDT 'Song of Love ......................................... Sigmund Romhcrg fAdapted from Schuhcrtl PRESENTATION OF CLASS GIFT ........ .................... F RANK L. SIVAK, JR. ACCEPTANCE OF CLASS GIFT .... ..... P RINCIPAL RAYMOND F. MICHALAK GIRLS CHORAL ENSEMBLE .... ................. D irected hy H. BENDLIN If I Could Tell You ....... .. .... ....... ........... F i restone COMMENCEMENT ADDRESS ...................................... DR. SILAS EVANS Life in Terms of the School NORTH DIVISION HIGH SCHOOL BAND .,..... ...... D irected hy EDWIN C. SCHMIDT The Cocoanut Dance ................ .................... H crnian ROLL CALL OF GRADUATES ..... ......... V ICEfPRINCIPAL L. W. CULVER PRESENTATION OF DIPLOMAS ..... ..... P RINCIPAL RAYMOND F. MICHALAK RECESSIONAL ...................................................... THE GRADUATES Pomp and Circumstanceu ................................ ...... E . Elgar North Division High School Band H O N O R S MAGNA CUM LAUDE-Over 90 Dolores M. Brown janet Theodor Darlene A. Fenske Delores I. Kunze Nancy C. Newton Carla Jachthuher CUM LAUDE -Over 85 Beverly M. Melchiori Vivian M. Post Alan A. Grimm Betty M. Wenger Carol M. Conrad Lorraine Seheidc Leah M. Denning Donald S. Buchanan Antonia P. Karras jane M. Hauhrich Marilyn Pike Sally A. Leif Elmer R. Grichtmeier Carole L. Barkow Geraldine A. Strelow Fredericka C. Boho Glenn A. Runnells Marshall H. Pittelm an Phillip Berman Douglas E. Rohde -gl, FRED BAKER. Elective Count CAROLE L. BARKUXV. Stcnourapliic Course. Cirla' Atli. UNHQ Girls Clulwg Leadership Groupg Student Councilg Studcnt Control Mon, DORIS BELBUTOXYSKI, Elective Course. Music Festif valg Cvirls' Club l rcs.g Library Mon.: Masqucrsg Variety Showg Sr. Prom Com.g Trcas. Spanish Club: Student Councilg Booster Cirlag Hall Cadctg lnterfHieh School Council. PHILLIP BERMAN. Science Course. Cross Country WAYNE D. BEYER. Elective Course. Future Unlimited Programg Hall Mon.g Student Council. MARVIN H. BINGENHEIMER. Elective Course. Chess Club: Cafeteria Mon.g Student Council. EDXVARD A. BLUMBERG. Elective Course. Student Councilg Variety Showg Hall Cadetg Nunn Dance Mon.g Student Control Mon. FREDERICKA C. BOBO. Seiencc Course. Music Fcstivalg Biology Clubg Girls' Cluhg Leadership Croupg Student Councilg Booster Cirlrg Hall Cadctg Variety Showg All' City Band. JACK BOSKO. Science Cour c Llnuafg MILDRED D. BRAZIL. Elective Course. Music Festivalg Biology Clubg Girls' Club. DOLORES M. BROWN. Scicncc Course. Girls' Ach. N g Girls' Clulwg Lcadcrship Groupg Library Mon.g Nat. Honor Soc.g North Div. Honor Cluhg Oiiicc Mnn.g Sr. Class Playg Student Councilg Pres. and Vice-Pres. Writers' Cluh. DONALD S. BUCHANAN, Elcctivc Course. Local Honor Rollg Motion Picture Opcratorg Student Council. LAWRENCE XV. BUECHLER. Elective Course. JEAN BUEHRENS. Elective Courae, Music Festival: Girls' Clulwg Vv'ritcrs' Club, JUAN M. BURIAN. Elective Course. Music Fcstivalg Girls' Cluhg Hall Cadet. .1 ' wg -.: ., 1 -35:52 Q... . f..::...fft.fa...:.-it.. graJuaie5 JAMES H. EIIERT. Elcctivc Cmxrsc. Student Cuuncilg Hall Mtml1.: Blnistvl' Iiuvng Vict'-I'rcs. Sr. Clztssg Nunn Prwgrzirn Miui1.g Cjiiurt of Htnmix PATRICIA A. FELKER. Elcctivc Cmirsc. ML1sic Fcsti' valg Girls' Clulwg Library Mtin.g Mnsqucrsg Sr. Exec. Ciirn.g Sr. Prunm Cumg Spanish Clubg Suzy. Student Ciiuncil: Btinstur Girls: Variety Show: All-City Clwirg Hall flzudctg Student Control Mnn.g Cliucrlcadcr. DARLENE A. FENSKE. Elvctivc Cuursc. Music Fcstivalg Girls' fllnlwg Lucal Hunor Rnllg Nat. Hnntir Soc.: Nurth Div. Hunur Klluhg Sr. Mixvr Cum.g Suidt-nr flmincilg Hall Cudct. KENNETH C. EISCHER. Elcctiw Ciuiisc. Nlztsqliursg Sr. Clash Playg Vicc-Pres. Studunt Councilg Via'-Prvs. Sr. Cllzissg Bnrustcr Buysg Hall Cadctg Cunrt of Humor. RICHARD A. FISCHER. Elcctivc. Fuutlwzill 'ANUQ Sr, Mixer Cu1n.g Track N g Hull Mt1l1.g klr. ziml Sr. l'1'mn Kms. PATRICIA A. FITCH. Englifli tlniirm-. Girls' Clulr Rvft R-min M11i1.1 Iliitcrsl Clixlw Swv.: Stntlcnt Iluvli Mun. RICHARD CASSARIE. Elective ilmlrsu. Stiidcnt Conn' cilg Hall Cadet. AUDREY I, CASIVELL. Elcctivn Cfuursc. Mtisic Fustivalg Girls, Clulwg Sr. Mixer Ctim.g Spzmiali Clulsg Student Cnuncilg All-City Clinirg Hull flrldrtg Stlldunt Cuntml Mon. RICHARD E. CEMAN. Eh-ctiw Cutirsn. DAVID CUHEN. Elective Ctwurs CAROL MAE CONRAD. Eluctivc Ctiurac. Girls' Clubg Lc:if.lcrslxip Umupg Local Hvintir Rull. MARY ANN DANIELS. Elrctiw 11-mrft LEAH M. DENNING. Elcctivc Ctiursn, Girls' Clulig Luczil Huntvr Rullg U!Iicc Mtmii. PAUL DIMAGGIO, Elcctivc Court LYLE L. DOERR. Elt-:mt II luis BONNIE L. HALL. Elcctivc Cmirac. CAROL E. HARTZOG. Elective Cnursc. Girls' Clubg Vv'ritcrs' Club. JANE M. HAUBRICH. Srcncvgrziplxic Cuursc. Mxxsic Frstix'11l1 Girls' Arh. NHL Girls' Clulwg Lczidcralxip Group: Studunr Cuuncil: H.iIl and Czifctvrizi Miiri. JUANNE E. HOLICEK, Elective fiwiiisu. Miific Fustivnlg Girls' Club. CARLA J. JACHTHUBER. Science Cuursc. Girls' Ath, N g Girls' Clubg Leadership Gmupg Lucnl Honor Rullg Masqiicrsg Nat. Honor Sung North Div. Hunur Club: Office Mann.: Variety Shim-5 Sr. Mixer Curn.g Student Cuuncilg Hall Mimn. BEATRICE A. JAHN. Elective Cuursc. Girls' Club. ARLENE R. FRYE. Elcctivc Cuursc. Miisic FCStivnl Girls' Clulvg Drum Mnjmwr.g Allftliry Chmr. RICHARD D. V. GASSU. Elcctivc Cmirw. STEVE T, CEREK. Elcrtivu Course DOROTHY I. GIBSON. Eluctivu Cniirac. Music Fcsti xnilg Girls' Clulv. NANCY K. CIFFORD. Elective C-iursc. Mxisic Fmtivnl Studifnt Cuuncilg Triple Trim. IELMER ROBERT GRICHTNIEIER. Elcczivc Course' Vicufi'rm-s, Mzifriiicrsz Sr. Class Plaiyg Studcnt Cuuncil Hull Czidctg Studcnt Cunt Miun. Cul:-r Guard: Stildr-nt lhw't Nlun. TED C. URIMM. Elsctivc Cuurec, Fmirlmill HAROLD GROSS, Scirncc Cuursv afluafg ALAN A. KIRTMM. Scicncu Cuurrc. Luczul lrluuur R-illg LUIS QI. IIANKE. Elvctivu Cmlrsc. Girls' Clulwg Rust Rui-m Mmvxig Sl, Gilt Cum. DULURES A. AIAXYORSKI. Iilcrtxvc Cnursc. Music Fvrrivnl. JOYCE IEFFERSUN. Elcctlw' Cmlrrl CLAYTUN Ii. IUNU, Iflvctiw Cliniliw. Mufic Fcstlvnlg V.i11cty Slmw. 'IKESSIE KAILAS. Iilcctiu- Ciiursc. Girl! Clulwg Mnsqlxcls Studcn! flmlncll. ANTUNIA I'. KARRAH. Iflcrtivr Cuilrsc. Music Fcslivailg Girls' lillulfg Vnrxcly' Slww. SIDNEY A. KESSLER. Elcitxvc Cniirbc. JEROME M. KLASNER. Eluctixc Cnursi FRANCIS KLIZHA. Iflcqtivv Cmxrsc. livin Tczim N g Student Cmft Mun. gfaduated IILURIA A. KUEHN. Scxvncv Cuurar. Music Festival: Girls' Clulwg Variety Slmwg Studrnt Cuuncilg Sr. Class Ring Cnm.g All-City Iiziml. DULORES I. KUNZE. Stcimpmplxic Cmirbu. fiirlbi Club: Luczll Hunan' Rullg Nair. Humor Soc.: Ulllcc Mixl1.1 Svcv. und Trcas, Writers' Clulvg jr. Rnd Cross Rcp. FAYE P. LANGE. Elective Cmlrsc. Music Ifrstivxulg Girls' Clulwg MzlsIlurl's, SALLY A. LEFF. Iflcctivc Cu CHARLOTTE A. LERNER. Fcstivnlg Girl! Clulv. WILLIAM F. LIEDERBACH, Cndctg Cznfctvrin fludvt. Elcctixc Cimrsc. Music Eluctivc Cmirsc. H.ill NANCY C. NIALLWITZ. Iflcctixe Couise. Music Festif valg Girls' Cluhg North Star Stallg Spanish Cluhg Hall lvIon.g Sr. Gift Com. JOSEPH A. MARCHESE. Elective Course. BEVERLY M. MELCHIORI. Elective Course. Library Mon.: Local Honor Roll. HARLAN G. MOEN, Elective Courge. Gym Team N g Ivlotion Picture Operator: Swimming Teamg Booster Boysg Hall lvlong Cafeteria Cadctg lr. Prom Com. DOROTHY E. NELSON. Elective Course. Girls' Cluhg Office NIon,g Spanish Clulwg Hall Mon. NANCY C. NEXVTON. Elective Course. Local Honor Club: North Div. Honor Cluh: Student Councilg Hall Mon.: Student Gov't Mon. JOSEPH NIKLASCH. Elective Course. Chess Clubg Student Council. DUANE G. PEDRIANA, Elective Course. Football UNH: Student Council, Prcs.g Track NCQ Booster Buysg Hall Mon.g Alr. Prom Com.g Sr. Prom Com.: Court of Honorg Student Gov't Mon.: Inter-City Student Councilg State Student Council Rep.g Sr. Gift Com. LOIS E. IJIELMEIER. Elective Course, Mllsic Festivalg Girls' Clubg Student Councilg Variety Shoxvg Triple Triog Sprint: Concert. alluafy MARILYN xl. PIKE. Elective Course. Music Fcstivalg Sr. Class Play. Sr. Mixer Cum.g Student Councilg Triple Trio: All-City Choirg Noon Hour Prog. Cadet. MARSHALL H. PITTELMAN. Science Course. VIVIAN M. POST. Elective Course. Girls' Club: Leader- ship Groupg Local Honor Rollg Mon. in Aug Photo Cluh. Secy.g Noon Hour Prog, Cadet. THOMAS T. POTRATZ. Manual Arts Course. Student Council. RONALD A. RAASCH. Elective Course. Basketball NCQ Sr. Class Playg Sr, Prom Com.: Student Gov't Mon.g Noon Hour Dance Mon.g Hall Mon.g Cafeteria Cadet. SHIRLEY R. RAASCH. Elective Course. Music Festivalg Girls' Clubg Student Councilg Court of Honor, jr. Prom: Cap and Gown Com.g Student Gov t Mon. ,23- g2l'a6!ll,Cll86 ,IEANIIE SEFTUN, El--crivf Cnllrsc. Girls' Clulwg Studi-nt Council: Hall Nl-ln. GLORIA L. SHIPLEY. lflcctivc Cullrac. FRANK L. SIVAK. Scicncc Cuurw. Milsic Fcstivalg F-xrcnsic Tcamg Maaqncrsg Mntmn Picture Opuratorg Sr. Class Play: Sr. Class, l'rcf.g Sr. Mixer Com.: Sr. Prom. Cum: Stlldrnt fhuuncilg Cafvtcria Cadctg Noun Hour Prog. Cadut. ILEYNE SLAWNER. Elrctivc Cniirbc. Miisic Fustivalg Fnrunsic Tramp Girl! Clnlwg Ivlasqucrsg Studcnt Cnuncilg NYritvrs' Clulvg Hall NInn.g Sr. Cap and Gnwn Corn. ANNETTE SNAP. Elfctivc Cnursc. Varicty Show. PHILLIP S. SNUDA. lfluiting C-xllrsv. Rrst Rnnm Milli. MARILYN RASCHKU. Elcctnvc flfairsc, Girls' Cluilw, - gg ELAINE L. RESCH. Eluctivq ffuurec. Girla' Clulwg Hall Iliii' A . -2:' Ninn, FRED R. RUESE. Elvctiw -flnlirsr. Fimtlwall N's g Hr. .... Class Play: Sr. Mixcr fInm.g Sr. Prom Klum.: Sllls.lx'IIl Gnvlt Ninn.: Nunn Hnllr Prng. flaulrt, DUUGLAS E. RUHDE. Scirncc Cnursc. Clxuss fllnlvg Ninn, in Ag Variuty Slwwg Studi-nr Cnuncil. GLENN A. RUNNELLS, Elcrtivs Cuiirbc. Musk Furi- valg Varwty Shim-3 Studcnt Ci-iincilg Drum Nlajurg Hall Mnn.g Cap and Gmvn Cnm.g Studcnt Coit Mun. BETTY R. SAMUELS. Elvctivc Cwvursc. Triplc Triug Nunn Hnnr Prim. Cadct, LORRAINE SCHEIIJT. Eluctiw Citvllfbvf. Mun: Fi-stivalg Girls' Clulwg Local Honor Roll: Studcnt Council: Triple Trnig Studcnt Umft M-vii. NANCY N, SCHXVARTZ. Iilvcriw Clmirsr. Mllsic Fcstif val: Fnrcnsic Tramp Girls' llllilwg lviaminrrag Sr. lvliwr Curing Variuty Slum: Hall Mun. THKUMAS A. SEDIVY. Elvftlvv C1nlil'w. Varicty Sh-awg Hall Mun. DARRELL G. NVAGNER. Elective fluursl. DONNA NI. XVAGNER. Elective Cuurau. l'3iuluuY Club, Sccyg Rest Rrmm Milli. JEAN XVARE. Elcctixlz Cuurrc. Mllsic Fcstivalg Biulugy Clulw. SHIRLEY L. XYASCHER. Elccuw Cluuisi-. BETTY M. YVENUITR. Elcctiim flrsulsr. lvlusic Fitativzll Inrls Clulig Sr. Class Plzlyg Sr. lzxuq. Lum., 'I'xr.n1 Hull Mi1n.1 Sr, Gift Cum. AUDREY j, WILLNIAN. Elvctivv ffinlrbt 'u JOHN I'. STEINFEST. Elcctivc fluursu. Mott. in Ag Studcnt Cuuucxl. CERALDINE A. STRELOXV. Elective Course. Girls' Clubg Lilwmry Mmmg Local Honor Rollg Sr. Cap and Gown Com. ROSE MARIE SZEWCZYK. Elective Cuursu GEROLD H. TADDEY. Elcctlvc Cullrsc. DAN TARVER. Elcctlvc Cuurfc. Fuutlwall N g Track UN .. JANET THEODOR. Elective Cuurrc. Guidance Ruum M4ix1.g Lucal Honnr Roll: Sr. Gift Cum. KENNETH G. TOIVIKOXVIAK. Scxignci: Course. Mllsic Fustivalg Stmlcnt Councilg Key Ruum Mi1n,g Hall Nlun. JOAN M. VALENTINE. Elcctivc Course. lvlusic Fcstivalg Girls' Clulwg MHSLlllCfS1 Sr. Prom Culnq Spanish Club: Studcm Cuuncil, Sccy.g Studcnt Cabinctg Booster Girlsg Ir, and Sr. Cuurt uf Hunnrg Hall Mr1n.g Chcurlcadcrg Studcnr Govt Mun.g Triplc Trio. MARVIN L. VALKERT. Elcctivl- Cuursc, Studcnt Cuun- cilg Hall Miirx. anuafy RUCHELLE ANN WOLFSOHN, Cnmmcrcial Cuursc. Nlusic Fcstivalg Girls' Cluhg Masqucrsg Spanish Club, Curr. Sccyxg XVritc1's' Club, JEAN NVORNISBACHER, Elective Cuursc. Mllsic Fcstff valg Girls' Clulwg Sr. Gift Cum.: Hall Nlon, JAMES XV. WRIGHT. Elcctivu Course. Nlusic Fcstivalg Focmtlwall UNHQ Sr. Class Plnyg Student Cnuncilg Hall Mun.: Studcnt Cunt Mun,g Studcnt Cuurtg slr. and Sr. Prum, Court uf Huuorg jr. Class, Vicv-Prcs.g Sr. Class, Trcnx: Bnostcr Buys. NANCY CI. ZASTROXY. Elcctivc Cnursc. Girl! Clfuhg Studunt Council, DOLORES D, ZEICIER. Elcclivc Cuursc. Girls' Club: Srudunt Cuuncilg Hall Mun.g jr, Prum Cum.g Student Guvtt Nlun. DOROTHY ,l. ZUANIAR. Elcctivn fluursc. Uirls' Clulw. XVILLIATVI SKTMMER. Elcctlvc Cuursc NOT PHOTOGRAPHED BETTY SAMUELS. Elcctxvc Cuursc. gl a6!bL6ll86 Lille 0I'l'll'YlQl'lCel'l'l8I'lt pl 0gl al'l'l .xdmhforium of llfljaalzingfon .gclzoog 8:00 la. m., June I4, 1951 PROCESSIONAL ................................................. CLASS OF JUNE, 1951 Pomp and Circumstancev ........................................... Elgar North Division High School Orchestra NATIONAL ANTHEM AND PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE Master of Exercises .................................. MARVIN H. WITTE Senior Adviser ADDRESS OF WELCOME .........,............. . . . ....... IRENE A. ELKIN NORTH DIVISION HIGH SCHOOL ORCHESTRA ........... Directed by LORENZ J. BAHR June Is Bustin' Out All Over . fAdapted from l'Carousel J RodgersfHammerstein PRESENTATION OF CLASS GIFT ................................. KENNETH LERDAHL ACCEPTANCE OF CLASS GIFT ..... .... P RINCIPAL RAYMOND F. MICHALAK GIRLS' CHORAL ENSEMBLE .................................. Directed by H. BENDLIN The Lord Is My Shepherd .......................... ...... F ranz Schubert fThe TwentyfThird Psalmj COMMENCEMENT ADDRESS ............... SUPERINTENDENT HAROLD S. VINCENT NORTH DIVISION HIGH SCHOOL ORCHESTRA ...,...... Directed by LORENZ J. BAHR Entrance of the Sardavn ................................. Ippolitov Iwanow fAdapted from the Caucasian Sketchesj ROLL CALL OF GRADUATES ......................... VICEPRINCIPAL L. W. CULVER PRESENTATION OF DIPLOMAS .... .... P RINCIPAL RAYMOND F. MICHALAK RECESSIONAL ................. .................... Irene A. Elkin Helen Joan Gieser Mary L. Delija Dolores C. Lingenfelder Concetta Catteruccia Clara Wohl Phyllis Collin Vanatta E. Kiddoo Joyce N. Piering Elizabeth T. Krenusz William H. Peters Arlene Nass Frederick R. Birts Patricia A. Louis Marilyn L. Siegfried Grace L mk e e Janice J. Petrusky Arthur Ceolla Elizabeth I. Laabs Beverly A. Hill Auld Lang Syne H O N O R S MAGNA CUM LAUDE - Ov Barbara T. Schmidt Kenneth Lerdahl Werner E. Buelow Rhoda J. Frindell Kenneth E. Laatsch Sandra Rach Eileen A. Zinda Carol A, Hauner CUM LAUDE - Over 85 Joanne H. Nelson Carol Schroeder Nancy M. Marinello Marilyn L. Kaufmann Mary Jane Schultz Lora Lee Fawley Jack W. Bub Jean C. Makinen A. Clarke Hagensick Eugenia Dionesopulos Betty J. Stout James R. Birler er 90 .THE GRADUATES Joan Kaiser Alice Margaret Bromberg Herman Wagner Ardyth Ann Wood Eva M. Robinson Dorothy Ann Tesch Marlene M. Norman Marion J. Bingenheimer Beverly Baumann Barbara A. Ottoson Mildred N. Schroeder Maureen A. Bannach Daniel Spitza Herbert C. Wolfgram Joyce E. Wentlandt Vivian A. Kozlow Arthur C. New Douglas E. Stout Arleen Peterson Joan A. Rasmussen une gacwluafion JUNE SENIOR COMMITTEES Row 1: Mr. XVittc, E. Voss, A. New, A. Siordm, H. NVauncr, G. Dumkc, Row 2: I. Larsen, J. Bub, R. Plotkin, R. Quast. S. Netzhand, xl. Wcnzlandt. K. Mucllcr. M. , . . Norman, I. Lmllin. Row 3: R. Mirr, F. Birts, K. Lcrdahl, B. Laahs. E. Krascmann, C. XX'ohl. R. Puhl. B. Wagner, L. Drews, SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Kenneth Lerdahl ....................... President Glenn C. Dumke ..... ..... V icefPresident Kathleen R. Mueller .... ...... S ecretary Edward W. Voss ...... CAP AND GOWN COMMITTEE Elizabeth I. Laabs Arthur C. New Marlene M. Norman Raymond G. Puhl Richard C. Quast Albert Siordia Edward W. Voss Beverly G. Wagner Clara Wohl SENIOR GIFT COMMITTEE Frederick R. Birts Jack W. Bub Glenn C, Dumke Phyllis R. Gollin Kathleen R. Mueller Sharon R. Netzband Donald W. Radseck Caroline A. Weiss Joyce E. Wentlandt . . . .Treasurer SENIOR MIXER COMMITTEE Carole L. Brenner Leroy Drews, Jr. Erven Krasemann Joanne F. Larsen Kenneth Lerdahl Richard L. Mirr Rochelle B. Plotkin Corinne Rogga PROM COMMITTEE Richard L. Mirr Richard C. Mrleller Herman Wagner -33- Herman Wagner CAROL nl. ANDERSON. lilvcriw Cluurw. Nlusic Fcsti' vgilg Alllllty lllwu. YOUNCVEE E. ANDERSON. Eluctivc Cuursc. Mllsic FgStLx'al1 Biulugy fllulwg Chfss Club: Hall Czldvtg Allfflity K rc cftru. SYLVIA ARMIN. Elucriw Cuursc. SANDRA I.. BACIH. lvludcrn Lzmqllzmca. Luzxglcrslmip Gmupg Lufgil Hunur Rullg Student Cuuncilg W'ritcrsA Club. Prcsidcnt, Viccfprcsidcm :md Svcrcmryg Big Sis' tcrs. LUCINA T. BALL. Eluctivc Course. Girls' Ath. N g Athletic Mcdalg Girls' Cluhg Guidance Room Mrin.g Mafqiicrsg Stuclcnt Council: Variety Showg Cafcteriu Cudutg Rltxuling Ruum Nlciniturg Crntcnmzil Pziuggant, l'9-87. FRANK A, BANHOLZER. Elective Cullrsv. Nlutinn Pic' turf Upcraturg Student Cuuncil. MAUREEN A, HANNACH. Elcctivc Cuursc. lvfusic Fusrii-al. MARTHA C. BASSETT. Eli-crixc Cuursc, Hall Cadet, BEVERLY J. BAUMANN. Elcctiw Cuursc, Girls' Clubg Guidance Rimm Minn, i y W Une JAMES l'. BEFUS. Elcctivc Course. Nlusic Festival Variety Shuwg All-City Bzmd. AL BEHNKE. Elective Cuursc, NATHAN BERG. Scicncc Course. CARULE MAE BETHKE. Elcctivc Cuursu. Girfsl Clulm RICHARD Cl, BERNDT. Elccrivc Cuursc IAMES R. BIRLER, Elcctiu: Cuursv. Miisic Fcstival h Varicty Show. Q'6l6!l,tClfe:i DONNA RAE BRUXYN. Eli-criv: Cmirfu. JACK W. HUB. Sclrmc Cnixrav, Music Furrivnlg Mus- kllIlII'5Q Mun. in Aug Mutiun Picturu Opt-mrnrg Sr. Class Play: Simi' Crcw, Mgi',g Stunlunt CUll!lCllQ Vzlrluty Slxuwg Sr. Gilt Cum, ROBERT H. BUHHLER. Elrctiw Kjniilsu. Mufic Festival: Vuricty Shim. YVERNER lf. llUlfLUXY. Sclcnu' Cmlxsc, Music Ifnstiviilg Lucul Hunnr Rnllg Mun. in Aug Mmitiiwli Picturu Upcru- tnr: Nivrtll Div. Hinimr fllubg Stlldvnt clullllillg Allflllty LlICllL'SflZlQ Allffhry Blind, CONCETTA KI, CATTERUCTCIA. Elfctivr ClUlll'bL'. Girls' fllulwg l.Lnidci:fl1ip Grilling Local Hinwr Rullg Nzifl Hunur Snr.: Nnrtlx Div. Hnnur illlihg Ollisc Mung Stndcnt Klunncilz Variety Slwwg Big Sistcrsg Latin Club, Scc.g Slictch Clulv. ARTHUR Al. CITULLA. lflcrtiu- Cfixilrac. Mun. in Key Rnirrn. FREDERICK R. BIRTS. Sciuncr Kfin1i'w, Limul l lnnur Roll: Student Cunncxlg Truck N4'g Latin illulwg Sr. Hill: Cumg C1'ussfCinxi1try. MARIAN ,l. liINKlENHElMliR. Eli-ctiw Courfv. Milsic Fcstlvulg Uirls' Clnlv: Lczitlurghip Unmllpz Nurtli Stu' Stnilg Stndvnt Cunncilg Vurnvty Slmwg H.ill Mun.: Triple Tring Allfflity Band: Allfflixy Chun: CAROLE R. BUMM. lflrctivf flulllsr. SHIRLEY A. BOXYEN. Eluctnu Cmlrfi . AUDREY l, HRENNAN. lili-triw ilinlixv. lllrl! Clllllvg Hull Mun. CAROLE L. BRENNER. lflcctiw Clmimx Mini: Futlmlg Girls' flllll71 Nlon. in Aug Sr. Mixui' livin.: Sr, llllllll Cnm.g Studvnr lluuncilg Spnnialx filulvg Vniivtv Slwxxg Hull Mun.g Sludum flunlrul M1vv1.: lluivsttl' Ulilw: Chccrlczulcr. PAUL E. BRUCK, lilcrtiu' Cuursu. Nluair Fretlvnlq Tulllcr Annuzxlg Hull Mun.g Skt-rch fllnlmg C.ul'v!urin Cndcrg Allffllty Clmir. ALICE M. BROMBERG. English Cnllrsc. Lrzidcrslxip Crmipg Local Hnnur Rullg Nnrtlm Stair Stulf, Ed, in fllnrfg Student Cnuncilg Variety Slmwg Hull Mon,g Nzatinnnl Hunnr Society. ROBERT il. l'iROMlil'fRCI. Elcctivc Cmiisc. llzislictlmll X EUGENIA DIUNESOPULUS, Stcnoqrzipliic Coursu. Stu' clcnt Councilg Hull Mon. MARILYNN R, DUTZLER. Eluctivr Coursc, Music Fes- tivalg Stuclcnt Councilg Variety Showg Latin Cluhg Hall Mon. XVILLIAM Nl. DREHER. Elcctivc Course. Music Fcstivalg Bziskctlmll N g The Maistjlit-i'sg Senior Class Plziyg Stu' tlunt Councilg Hull Czxtlct. 1 LEROY R, DREXVS. Scirncc Courstt. Football N g Monitor in ALE Senior Mivur Clonrg Student Councilg Hull Czidvt. GLENN C, DUMKE. Elective Coursv. Biology Clubg Football All-Cityg Monitor in Aug Nortlx Stair Stull, Rcportcrg Studvnt Council, Advisory Clom.g Stu' dcnt Control Mun., Html Monitorg Studvnt Court, In- vcstigzitorg Hoostcr Boys, Vict'fl'rcs. MARCIA E. ECKSTEIN. English Course. Girls' Clulwg Utlicc Monitor: Student Councilg lVritrrs' Clulwg Hull Caclctg Local Honor Roll. SEMA CIERNS, Elcctivu flmiisr. Music Fcstivnlg Girls' Clulwg Thu Mustlucrsg Sr. Class Pluyg Studcnt Councilg Hull Mon.: Allfijity Orchestra. MARJURIE ,IANE CHASE. Elcctiw Coursv. Music Fcs' tivzilg Girls' fflulwg The lvlrisqucrsg Studcnt Councilg Varirty Showg Big Sistcrs: Hull Mon.3 Iiuostt-r Girls, Sung Triplnr Triog Allfflity Choir. PATRICIA K. CIESEMIER. E'ct:zixr Coursu. Music Fcsf tivnl: Girls' Ath. N g Tlic Mnsqucrsg Student Councilg Vkfcbstcr Song Variety Showg Hall Mon.g Booster Girlsg Drum Mziiorrttcg All-City Music Fcstivail. JACK CLANIN, Scicnct' floursc. VALETA M, CONGER. Eluctivu Coursc. LELANI7 ,l. CURLEY. Eluctxvt' fI..11i'sc, fiym Tcaini Nu: Vzirivty Sliow. ELIZABETH J. CUSKEY. Elcctirc fioursr. Girls' Clulx Studcnt Clouncilp Hall Mon. CARL F. DAUER. Eluctivc Coursc. Hall Mon. MARY L. IJELLIA. Latin Cloursc. Girls' Clulv, Pres, ziutl TTCHS-1 I-UIIJCFSIUP Croupg Library Mon.g Local Honor Rwll: Mon. in Aug Natl Honor Soc.: North Div Honor Club: Ufficu Mon.: Tzittlcr Annual, Oruzinizntions Ed,g Big Slstrrsg Latin fllulv, Actlilfzg Qlr. Prom Committcc RICHARD A, EIGEN. Elcctlvc Cuursc, Hall Cadctg Stu- dcnt Control Nlon.g Calvtvsria Cadvt. IRENE A. ELKIN. History Coursc. Music Fcstivalg Girls' Cluhq Lcadcrship Group: Local Honor Roll: Masqucrsg National Honor Socictyg North Div, Honor Cluhg Ollicc Monitor: Studcnt Councilg Writcrs' Clulwg Variety Showg Big Sistcrsg Hall Cadctg All-City Urchrstra. CAROLINE M, EPKER. Stcno-.rraphic Coursc. Girls' Ath. N g Girls' Clulwg Rust Room Monitorg Hall Cadet. BARBARA J. FACKLER. Elcctixi' Coursr. Girls' Clubg Student Councilg Hall Cadet. LORA LEE C. FAXVLEY. Elcctxw Coutsr. Girls' Club: Hall Cadet. RUBIN FELDSTEIN, Scivncc Coursu. Hall Cadct, lVlARlANNE C. FELSING. Elcctiw Courru. Girl! Clulvg Hall ffadrt. PATRICIA M. FULEY. Stvnogranhic Coursc. GILBERT FOODEN. Scicncc Coursu. Mufic lfcstival: Chcws Cluhg Gym Train N g Student Councllg Varictv Showg Hall Cadctg Studunt Courtg Booster Boysg Cafutcria Cadit. LEON W, FRANZMEIER. Elective Course, Hall Cadet. 1vlARVlN L. FRIEDEWALD. Elcctivc Coursc. Lihrary Monitorg Hall Cadct. RHODA Ql, FRINDELL. Latin Course. Biology Cluhg Girlsi Alh. N g Girls' Clubg Guidance Room Mon.g Lcadcrship Groupg Local Honor Roll: National Honor' Socirtyg North Star Stall, Editoi'flnfCh1cffElcctg Uflicu Monitor: Studcnt Councilg Tattlcr Annual, Editor-iw Chicfg Variuty Sliowg Big Sistcrsg Latin Clubg Hall Cadet. CJEORKIE GAlVll5UECK. Scirucc Course. Biology Clulwg Varivty Show: Hall Cadvtg Booatcr Hoya: Photo Clllli, Prcs.. Truasg Program Nlonitor, Head Monitor. H. AIOAN GIESER. Latin Coursc. Biology Cluhg Girls' Ath. N g Girls' Clulvg Gutdancv Room Mon.g Loader' ship Groupg Library Nlonitorg Local Honor Rollg Mas' qucrf, Prcs.g Nlonltor in Head Monitorg National Honor Socictyg North Div. Honor Clulwg Uilicc Monitorg Tattlur Annual, Organizations Ed.g Variety Showg Big Sistvrbg Latin Clulwg Student Control Mon.q Student Court, Aludgcg Ccntcnnial Program, 1947. JOYCE E, GILGENIKACH, Stcnouraphic Course. Girls' Clubg Student Councilg Big Sistcrsg Student Control Mon. 1' 'LL' tv' I GLENN R. COETHEL. Elective Course. Hull Cadet. PHYLLIS RAE GOLLIN, English Course. Nlusic Festival: Local Honor Rollg Nlonitor in Aug North Div. Honor Cluhq Senior Class Playq Variety Showg Sr. Gift Com.g All-City Orch. MARILYN R. GRAFF. Elective Course. ROBERT D. CRAP. Elective Course. Hull Cadet. Lieut,g Program Nlon.tor. BARBARA A. GROFF. Elective Course. Mlisic Festivnlg Girls' Clulvg Guidance Room Mon.: Senior Prom Com,q Student Couueilg Variety Showg Hall Cfidetg Booster Girlsg Triple Triog All-City Choir. BONITA HACKBARTH. Stenouraphic Course. Girls' Ath. N g Girls' Club, Rec. Scc.g Leadership Groupg Student Couneilg Student Control Mon. A. CLARKE HAGENSICK. Science Course, Biology Clubg Chess Cluhg Masquersg North Star Stail, Sports Editor: Student Councilg Tattler Annual, Sports Editorg Hull Czidetg Student Court, Pros. Atty.g Photo Cluhg Local Honor Roll. FRANK ,l. HALLFELD. Elective Course. XYriters' Clubg Hall Cadet. DAVE C. HAMANN. Elective Course. Student Council. rw. ' 3 l . 4 41 CAROL A. HAUNER. Elective Course. Girls' Cluhg Local Honor Rollg Monitor in JACK E, HEINEMANN, Science Course. Chess Cluh. CHARLES C. HEINITZ. Elective Course, Student Counf eil. FREDERICK R. HENKE. Electixc Course. Senior Class Plzivg Variety Show. CAROL A, HERHST. Elective Course. Girls' Clulvg fluid' qinee Room M1ir1.g Big Sisters. BEVERLY A. HILL. Science Course. Music Festival: Girls' Cluh, Vice-Pres.g Reading Room Mon.g Leadership Uroupg Loeail Honor Roll: Nlusquersg North Star Stziflg Variety Showg Big Sisters: Lzitin Cluh. Przietor. Une SALLY A. HLAVA. Elcctivc fhfursr. MilSklllL'fS1 Trxplc Trm: Allffliry Iizmd: All-City fllmnr. XVALLACE M. HUEIINER. Iilccriw Gulxrsc. Mutiun PIC' nxrc Upgrnwr. DALE I'I. JACKSON. Summa' Cwllrsv. IKARIIARA AIAHN. Eh-cnixc Cmlrsu. Mllsic Festival: Lrudcrslxip Gmupg Big Sistvrs. CHARLOTTE A. AIAHN, Eluunm- Cmlxsr. Mllszc Fcatif ml: Girls' Kilulwg Luznduhlxxp Gmup. EDWIN F. IAHR. Iilcctxxc Cuursr. Hull Mun. ,IAMES G. IASTER. Elcrtiw Cmxrau. Hull Mmwrm. MARY N. JENKINS. Elccuvu Cullrsv. Music Fustxvnlg Hlulngy ffllllm LULA f' OHNQON Flutix Cx urx Vlrli' cIllIl'7 LL A. x . . 'L C ,l b'. I . A 'Qld' crship Gr-nap: Stu-.Icnt flmnrmcllz B12 Sustcrsz Hull Mun.: Srmlunt C-mrml Mnnlx. gl 6l6!lfLafe5 1' :mf AIUAN WI. KAISER. Iflrctlvv flmxrsc. Gxrls' fllulu Gund SistrrS: Hall Mun. MARILYN L. KAUFMANN. Cullum' Cunlmcrcc. Girls Atlm. NM: Girls' Clulwg Luczll Hunul' Rull. VANATTA E. KIDDUU. Mmlvrn Lnlmllzxgu. Luczll Hmm RuIl1Mun. ln JAMES EINVARI5 KING. Ijlwrnw fimxlsc. Flwtlmll HN Stuylvnt Gulmcxlg Trask N g Studvn! fltllllllll Mwxrl. flzllctwiu fhulct: Nunn Hr. I'r-lgrxmm ffmlrt. JOYCE L. KNIE, Elvcliw ffulllwv. Girl? Illxxlw. RICHARD il. KNIE. Iilucuw Unurw, Fwrl-:ull k'N g Stu dent Cmmcllg Hall Mun. :mic Ruum Mlm.: Lncnl Humu' Rnllg Vzuricty Slmwg Bi, TANET li. LADXYIH. Elfqtivf Cullrsv. Girlz, Club, Rvc. , Sec., Nnrth Stair Stiillf Busincsh Mali., ,lunxur lrum, Quct-ng Stndcnt Cniiticilz Tzittlvr Annual. Advcrtising Mai1.g Hull Mein., Liclltunaintg Stutlvnt C-mtrul Mijn., Student Cuurt. Clerk. JOAN R. LAHL. Stciingiuiplmic Cnursit. Girls' Club, Loud' crship Gruupg Ol-fm: Mnn.g Vuricty Slmw, Hull Milli. JOANNE F. LARSEN. Science Culirfc. Ccntcnnizil Pau' K A M d l I irl A l N K :rl unnt, '47g litls' . th, r :ig I s' ti. 1 fl' s' Club: fllllklilllit' Ri-uni Nlung Sr. Nlimr Cnm.g Vziricty Sh'uxx'g Big Simtrrag Lzitln Clulvz Studrnt Cuntrul Milli., Cliu'rlvzu.li'r. 4RACE LEMKE. Cumrncrcizil Cuiirrc. Girl! Clulwg Uniiddlicu Ruum Nlun., L-xidrt'fliip firuiipg L-mul Honur R-ill, Hull Milli. FNNIETH LERDAHL. Nlntliclnzitics Cuuisc. Luml Honor Rullg lviun. in Aug lvlutiun Plcturt' Upuratur, Stu. Dirccturg Ntit'1 Hunur Sui., North Div. Hunur Club, Sr. Mixer' Cum.: Stud-'nt Cuuncilg T.1ttlur Annual, Phutu Ed., Photo Club, lynx., Sr. Clams Prcs. TQYUM Elcctixc Cuursc. Milsic Fcrtivxilg Bnsltctf lmll N 5 Hzill M1fii.g Allffuty Llnnr. H.-. ' DOROTHY A, KUSUT. Sti'iiugx'.11vli1c Cuurac. Miisif Fcsf tivzilg Cirib' Clulwg Hull Nlun.g Stutlunt Cuntrul Mun. VIVIAN A. KUZLOXY. Elvctivn Cuurfc. Girls, Club, Lvzidvrslxip Clruupg Studunt Cuuncllg Tattlcr Annual, Plmtu Ed.g Hull Ninn., Local Hunnr Rull. ERVEN O. KRASEMANN, Scicnct' Cuursc. Milsic Fcstif val, Sr. Mixur Cum.g Varxctv Shuwg Hull Milli., All- Clty Hand. ELIZABETH T. KRENUSZ. English Cn111'st'. Girls' Club: Lcadcrship firming Lilwmry Nlnng Lncnl Hunur Roll, Olficv NIun.g Writurs' Cluhg Latin Club, JOHN C. KRUCHALK. Elcctivv Cnursc. Miisic Fcstivalg Fuutlunll N g V1u'ii'ty Shuwg Hull lvlun. IIOHN G. KROGMAN. Elvttiw Course. Fnuthall N g Student Council, Track N g Hull Nitin.: Student Cun' tml Mun.. Student Cuurt, Shi-riff, Bunstcr Buys, Sec.g N-um Hr. Prugrzxni Cadet.. RODERICK V. KUSIK. Scirncc Cuursc. ELIZABETH I. LAABS. Stcnuqmplxic Cuursc. Nlusic Fes- tivzilg Girls' Clulwg Guidzincu Runm Mmun.g Lcadcrship Urulipg Ninn. in Aug Oflicc Ninn., Vnricty Show, Sr. Cup :intl Cuwn Cum., Triple Triug AllfCiry Choir. KENNETH LAATSCH. Sciuncc Cnursv. Nafl Honor Snc.: N-nth Div. Hunur Clulvg P. A. Upvrzitur. Lille 40 -M- .ik gjracluafeav I K'I'RIfIIA A. LUEDKE. English C-mrsf. fhrlsx Cluhg Vurxuty Slwwg H411 Mrvn. AUIIREY M. LUIIIJTKE. lilvcrivc Cuursc. Chrls' Club. BETTY F. LULJAK. Iilvutxvc Cullen. Cluidnncv Room M1 11. KHARLHS ll. LUSTIII. I'fIx'Cl1XU fIvlu.L. IIAYN ff. NIAKINEN. 5rul1ugx'.1pI11c ffullrsr. Uirla' CILIINQ I.: .mdk :ship flmlrpg I51: Sxstcrb. DONALD MANZ. Iilrctxxv Cfwxllm 'NIANIIY M, NIARINIfI.I.U. Iflcctlw Clmxrac. Mllalg Fusf 1u.nlgMlm. nu IARUL A. MISIDVIZIJ. Ifiuctlxc Clunxrsv. Iiiulngy fllubg Gul! Cllubg Thy Ixflznaqxlcxsg Lntm Cflulw. IIAN VIOLA MIiLKfHIfRT. Iilvutm' Curing. Chnss Cluhg Ulrla' Cllulv. CARUI., A, LEX. Elvftlxu Kllmlw. DULORES C. LINlIIfNI:Ifl.I5IfR, Srvmvglmlxxc Klmxmr. Girls' Alh. UNH: Gulf QZIIIIW. Tuna.: I.vauIcl'sIx1p U1-uupg Lncnl Hunur Rullg Nlzusqllwe, Twin.: Ninn. nn Aug NZIEII Huuur Sung North Dux Hmwr Vlulwg U1Im' NIm1llnl'g Stlulcnt Klullnczlg Tzlttlvl Anmml, Afusl.uxr IRI.: Vzxrlcry Sluuwg H111 Sistcxw. NIARIORIII A. LITFIN. Iflrctlxv flwxxlfu. Uifxcr M1rx1.g Big Sistrra. CARULE NI. LUTZIN. Iilucriw Ch-In PATRICIA A. LOUIS. Iflrcuxc Cfnur-r. NIMH: Ii-stixnlg Gxrls' Cllllvg Lv.udvx'fInp liruupg NIMH, m A, A CHARLES A. LUVHLESS. Iilvctnr Klmlrsc. DORIS B. NIERTZ. lflcctlvc Ci-urau. Girlz' Clulw. EUGENE A. MEYER. Eh-ctiw Cuursc. Bzxsltctlmll UNUQ Funtlvnll N g Scniur Clare Pluyg Student Cunncilg Hull Cudct. JOHN E. MILNER. Elcctiw CI-furrn. Bqiskutlmll N4'3 Hull Cndct. RlCl'lARl7 L. MIRR. Elcctixu CtllIl'SC. Gym Tciun UNHQ Scniur Mixer Comg Scniur Prom Cum.: Studcnt Cuunf Cil Truim. and Viccfl'rcs.g Variety Slum-3 Hull Czidvtg Sludcnt Contrul Merit.: Studvnt Cuurtg lluustcl' llnysl V1cufl'1't's. :ind l,1'us.g Plwtu Clulwg Chcvrlcudcrg Caiictrriu Kinder. BETTY MITCHELL. Elective Cuursu. Girl! Clulv. LOUIS L. NIOSKOWITZ. Sciuncc Cuursc. Music F-gativnlg Studcnt Cuuncilg Track N g Cruss-Cunntry N g Vairivty Shuwg All-City Urchcatrzig AllfCity Chuir. ROBERT xl. MUEKIKE, Elcctirc Cuurnc. slr. Prum Ct. uf Hunurg Student Cuunrilg Hull Caidut. KATHLEEN R, MUELLER. Scicncc Cuursc. Mllsic Frstivzilg Biuluigy Cllllvg Girls' Atli. HNHQ Girlz' Club. Currcs, Suzy.: Nlasqucrs, Sccy.: Oilicc Mi'mn.g Scniur Class Playg Vziricty Shuwg Big Sisters: Latin Clulvg Sr. Gift Cum.g Triplc Triu, RICHARD C. MUELLER, Elcctivc Course, Fnutlvzill HNWQ Mnlnitcmr in Ag Scniur Prom Cum.g Student Cuun' cilg Hall Cadctg Student Cunrrul Nlun.g Student Cunrtg Bnustcr Boysg Cufctcria Cadctg Jr. Prum King. M110 NANCY E. NEEDRIT. Scicncc Course. JOANNE H. NELSON. Elective Cnursc. Girls' Club. Lcadcrslxip Grnupg Mon. in Ag Photo Club ViccfPres.g Prugrzun Mtun. SHARON R. NETZBAND. Elective Course. Jr. Prom, Sr. Prum. Ct. of Honurg Girls' Clubg Guidance Room Nlun.g Mzisqticrsg Scniur Class Play: Student Council Sccy.g Variety Shnwg Hull Cndctg Boostcr Girlsg Sr. Gift Cumg Chccrlcudcr. ARTHUR C. NENV, Elcctivc Cuursc. Biulngy Club: Fumlwxill N g Student Council: Hall Cndct Li-gut.g Sr. Cap and Gown Com.g Phuto Club Trans. NIARLENE M. NORMAN. Elvctivc Cuursc. Miisic Fcstivnlg Girls' Clulwg Guidance Room Mriri.g Leadership Grnnpg Local Hunnr Rollg Minn. in Ag Nnt'l Honor Snciutyg Student Cuuncilg Variety Shnxvg Big Sistcrsg Huustcr Girli, l'rvs.g Sr. Cap :ind Gown Cum.g Reading Room Mnn.g AllfCity Orchestral. ARLENE J. NOSS. Elcctivc Cuurru. gI'a,6!ll,Cl,fQ5 l15Yf1lf N. VIERING lflfctlw flmxlsc, Girl! Clulwg Luca! Hmmm Rnllg Nunh Star Smllg Bur. Mgr. Tarrlcr Anmlal Adxnxllsmgg Hull Cadet Llrut. lUKIHlfLLll B. PLUTKIN. Englxflx flmxrac. Music Fvstif ml. Hulml fllulwg Sl' lwlurr Cl-fln.g Vzurirty Slxnwg Hall ffmlvl: Allfffxlv Bxmxl. IilfVIfRLY QI. PUKTZESNY. Ehctlvc CuurL. Musxc l'vft1x':xl1 Nwrtlx Star Stall. Hl RlllfRT VUETSCIH. Scxcucv flzfllxsv. Mun-nn lllC!lIl'xI Ulm lkltlfr. LXl,I3liRT il. l'UXYlfRS. Siinncu Cwursc. Vnricty Slum: l.AlllNlf L. VRUSTEK. Sclvncv ffwllrsv. Uerls' flllllwg Hal V111 . ..U. IELSIE M, OLSON. lfluctxu' llmxxsv. flulxl lllulwg bl-.llilif Anmml, Typutg l'l.nll fI.1Llrt. SHIRLEY M. OIWIQRMANN, Iilvclnvu Chmm-, Tlx Mgmlucrs. BARBARA A, OTTUSUN. lilrctm- flulllhtl PATRICIA A. l'Al7l7lfN. lflvrtlw Clmllxfr. Mmm Fvstl x.llg Girls' Clulvg Szud.-m if-runcilg H.lll flulrlg Stmlvnt fl4mtI'ul Nlun.: Allfflxty Cluvir. IUUIAJRES S. PARIS. Ifnglirll Cmxxsr. XYILLIAM H. PlfTliRS. Mntlu'm.ltic: Clmrlw. Llml llumvr Rull: Thr Nlzmlu-'rag Mun. H1 Ag Stmlvnt Cmllxcxl Cul:-x lluzuxlg Hull Cmlct. ARLEEN PETERSON. lflrctxw ll-nxnsr. Mllxxc l wrn.nl lllflhq Atlm. Athi Nlulnlg Umrlf flllllwg ihml.nm Rmmm Mun.: Lcmlurslnp fvr-mpg Ru: Ru-nu Mun 1 Sruinu' films? llayg Vzuictv Slmwg Big Slftvrrg Trllfl Trung Allllxty Urclmcstmg Allffiny llumlg Allfflnty Clnnl QIANIKIE ,l. PETRUSKY. lilrctlvc C-n1l'w. Mufi: Fx'-l1K.ll Hull flmlct. EARL xl, l'RUl'HETlfR. lflcctxvl' Cmlxw. fs! ., BARBARA RUPPIN. Elective Course. Girls' Clubg Student Councilg Hall Cadet. DAVID C. RYAN. Elective Course. Tattler Annual Co-Business Mgr.: Hall Cadet. LOIS M. SABERT. Elective Course. Music Festivalg Girls' Club. JACK SAICHEK. Science Courfe. Music Feativnlg Gym Team Nu: Motion Picture Operator: Student Councilg Variety Showg Student Control Meng Chet'i'leadei'g Program Mon. MICHAEL J. SANFELIPPU. Elective Course. Gym Team NU: Hall Cadet: B-luster Boys. GILBERT S. SCHAEFER. Elective Courzc. Varirty Show. RAYMOND J. PUHL. Science Course. Motion Picture Opcratorg Hall Caclctg Sr. Cap and Gown Corn. RICHARD C. QUAST. History Course. Student Coun- cilg Hall Cadetg Sr. Cap and Guwn Corn. DONALD XV, RADSECK. Elective Course. Music Festif valg The Masquersg Student Councilg Variety Showg Sr, Gift Com. -IOAN A. RASMUSSEN. Stcnographic Cournu. Music Festivnlg Guidance Room NIon,g Triple Trio, ANTHONY xl. REIS. Elective Course. Bioloilv' Clubg Hull Cadetg Student Control lvlnn. HARVEY G. RICHTER. Science Course. Motion Picture Uni-ratorg North Star Staffg Student Councilg Tattler Annual Sports Repnrterg Hall Cadetg Student Control Mitra. EVA M, ROBINSON. Elective Course. Local Honor Rollg Mon. in Ag Nat'l Honor Smeg Ollice Mon.g Student Councilg Tattler Annual Typistg Big Sisters. FRANK H. RUTH. Latin Course. Chemistry Clubg The lvlasquursg Variety Showg Latin Club. MARJORIE M. RUETH. Stenouraphic Course, Mtisic Festivalg Girls' Clubg Variety Showg Hall Cadet. une MILDRED N. sctHRoEnER. Iilmfw c:.,m-.V KIOYCIF E. SCIHUBERT. fflvctivr Cmxrbc. Mllric Fcstivzxlg liluls' Club: Lllwmry Mun.: Rest Rrmnx Mun.1 Vuricty hhmxg Hull Cunlvt. MARY JANE SCZHULTZ, Stcrwgrupluc Cmxrac. Clxrls' Club: Lm-.nl Hunur Rullq Stmlrnt Cuntml Mun, BEVERLY M, SCHXYINIHT, Eluctiw Cmnlxv, l'llfRHlfRT M. SESSNER. Elffriw flullrsc. Hull ffudct. JEAN M. SEUBERT. Elrcrixc Cl wlllx ' ac. MARILYN L. SIEISFRIED, lil.-:uw Ill rlan- fu. Chrls' Kllulw: V, nx'1n' ty SI xnuxx 3 Hull fhdvt. SAMUEL SINUER. Scnuncv fi Avllx 'sr. Music Fvstivnl. AI,IiIiRT SIURDIA. lflcctlu' ff 4fl11 sc. Busllctlwaxll NN: Srudmnt ffuuncllg Hull flxnlutz Sr. Cup :xml Uuwn Chun. PATRICIA A. 5HARFlfNllERfllfR. lfllctnr Klmnlac. Mxlslc Fustivnlg liiulwgy Clulw: Clhv-s Cflulwg Curl! Club. Uuidsmcc Rucun Mnn.g Lcndcrsliip llfkrllpl Tllv Mxmlllvrsg Nurtlm Stun' Stull Paul' ELLQ Rust Rmumx Mlvxx.g Sr. Claw l'l.lyg Stulll-nt ffwuncllz Vurxrrv Slum-3 Hull flmlvtg Trlplc Trng Rczulxug Rmmnx M1v11,g Alllflltx' fllwu. RICHARID SCHElI3lfffKlfR. lhlxfllm' CTu111'fr. Mlwtil-11 l'1clun- Upcxzltur. MARY ANN SCIHHUNICMANN. lil--ctxw Chnxnw. ISARISARA T. SIIHMIIHT. lfllcllvv KKw1x'fw. H111-' Clulf. FRANK A. SflHMUl'llfL, lfl-'chu' flmlrxc. fi.-XliOL ,l. SfIHROvFl3lfR. 'St-'1w:1.ul11c .flHl1l'N'. fhrlf l Llulw: Lv1ulvx'alx1p lmwllpg Lllu.u'x' Mwyyg Mull,-m Cmlumcllg B1 91 ul Hlllflult ll lx lui ru M Q . 3 sg 1 .zlrz , . 'ww ff. 3 mu. 111 A, A DONNA M, SUEMNIIIH. Elcctivc Cwursc. Girls, Atlm. NHL Grrls' Clnlu Mznsllllcrsg Scmur Class Plnyg Studum Cnuncilg Varvty Slum-5 Hull Cudct. KENNETH J. SIVANSON. Elective Cuursc. Muxsic Ecativalg Gvm Tram N g Studvnt Cnulncllg Cafutcrizl fladctz Allffllty Choir. CHRISTIAN L, TEKITMEIER. Eluctwv Cmlrelt. Mmxtifwrm Picturmf Opvrzmvrg Scum! Class Plzlyg Vnrlrty Slww, DURQHTHY A. TESKZH. Elcctivc Cuursc. Girli Atlm. HNNQ firls' Cfulwg Mun. in Aug Nzxfl Humor S-ni.: Nurth Dw, Humsr Club. ROBERT IV. TITTELEITZ. Science Cuurfc. Biulugy Cflulvg Hull Cudytg Studl-nt fluntml NIun,g Phntu Clulvg Klufvtcrm ffzndvtg Pmgmm Mlm. CHARLES CLIFFORD TURNQUIST. Scicncc Cuursc. Student fiullncilg Vzarxfry Shmxg Stlldvnt Cuntrul Mcmn.g Hvzld Msurx, AfB: Stmlvnt Cwurt. Bu1lli'l'g Plus!-v Club, Trcus, CLARENCE ff. SMITH, IR. Scivncv flullrac. Mxlai Fvstlvzllg Lllwmry NIun,g Mflsllxlnrs, Sm-rgc1x11!fntfArmf 'I'rvns., I'rus.g Nurtlm Stan' Staff, Advvrtlsxnu Mar.: Trax: 'IN'-: Lamn Clulwg Cafctcrln Czldct. BARBARA A. SPAULDINU. Elrctixf Clullrw. Mllfi Ecativulg Chrlb' Clulwg Hull Czldct. DANIEL KI, SPITZA. Elvctlvc Cmnxrw. WILLIAM Al. STANKE. Elcctwn Cuursf. Hull flndrt. DORIS E. STANLEY. Eluctlvc Cullrsv. Mllblf Evstxxxll Girls' Clulv: Vnrxcty Slmw. MARTIN STERN. Eh-crix-u Chmru CAROL M, STIEHL. Elcctxvc IJUIIYSC. lhrls' Club: Hall Czldct. IIETTY I STOUT. Elcctivu Cmxrsc. Girls' Club. DOUGLAS E. STOUT. Elzctxvc fluursc LU18 RICHARD C. TRUMMER, Elvcrivc C-misc. MlIaiC Fcblif vnlg Vzlrivty Slmw. EDXYARU XV. VUSS4 Elcctivc Cuursr. Nlutiun Pictllri' Ogwrzxtuiw Scualvnt Council: Stuilunt Court, Inwstigarurg Sr, flap and fiuwn Cum.g Prugrzxnl Mmwn. BEVERLY J. XYAUNER. Elcctivc Course. Girls' Atlm. Nu: Girls' Cflulwg Guidzmcc Ruum Mi1ii.g Szudcnt Cmxncil: Big Sistcrsg Hall Ciulctg Sr. Cup and Gmvlm Cum., Clmirmzin. CAROL C. XYACNER. Su-rwgiupliic Klulirsv. Girls' flulv: Lcndrlshxp firullpq Vziricfy Slmwg Hull Czulct. HlfRlvlAN F. NYACNER. Science Couric. Lucgll Hunur RnlI1 Ninn, in Aug Nzit'l Honor Sun.: Nurrlx Div, Human' Club: Sr. Mixcr Crum.g Sr, Prom Cnmq Studuur fluuuril. Prix.: Tzuttlcr Annual: Vsiricty Shuwg Hall Clzidclg Buuslcr Buysg Pmgrilm Mrxn. BEVERLY I. XVALLITNFANG. Elcctivc Cuur L VAT XYALLNER, lflvctixc Cuuisc. Oilm' Milli., Ducturls Rm.: Senior Class Play, Maki:-up C-1m,g Variety Shuw, M.iLi x1p Cum. XYILLIANI R. XVAXYRZONEK. lflcctivc Cuursc, Mllsic Fvfrlvzllg Vzxrirty Show. NIARIIARETTE XYEIGEL. Stcuugrnplixc Cuuri. Girl! fflulwg Lvzu,lc1'f-lisp Urfnlpg Bi: Sistvri. gi-aaluafea 'Rx 5 1 CAROLINE A, XYHISS, lfluctiw Ciuinrsc. Girls' Clul Nuitli Star Stull, BIISIHVNS Mgig Sr. Hair Chun. SHIRLEY A. WELSKZH. Iflccriw iluiirsc. KIOYCE NYENTLANITT. lflvrrixv ffmiisi-. Iliuluqx l'lul1 ' . 5 Cvirls' Clulfg Ninth Stair Stull: Rvst Rm. Milli Nl Vi il Hill ful t ir Vlft Vim Stllilr num' Q 1 ,. rg . . . .i . ,IAQR 13. XX'ERNIzR. lilvcxixv Cluiirrv, SYLVIA XYICKNIAN. Iilcurivr ffvwllirr. Uiliu' M4111 Big Sistvrs. JANET A. WINDL. lilvftiw Culliwf. Girl! fflul liig Sistvri. M119 gl 6l6!lfl,6ltQ5 SUMMER SCHOOL GRADUATES. 1951 NORMA GI. ANDREWS. Elective Course. Music Eesti valg Booster Girls. BARBARA A. BEATON. Elective Course, Music Eesti val: Biology Clubg Variety Shoxvg Hall Cadetg Cafe tcria Cadetg Triple Trio: AllfCity Choir. GLADYS L, BRYCH. Elective Course. Girls' Club: Leadership Group: Mon. in Aug North Star Stall Page Editorg Student Council: Hall Cadet. PHYLLIS AI. BUCHOLTZ. Elective Course. Music Eesti val. JOSEPH R, CLEMENTI, Elective Course. Football 'KN'- Hall Cadet. NANDONA CRAFT. Elective Course. Milsie Festival Girls' Clubg Student Councilg Variety Showg Hall Cadetg All-City Bandg A1lfCity Choir. ISIEELJL D, XYITT. Elective Course. Variety Shoxvg Hull ,ii et. HERBERT C. VJOLFGRANI. Elective Course, Nlotion Ficture Operator, Ass't Student Directory Student lnuncil. CLARA XVOHL. Science Course. Miisic Festivalg Local Hon. Rollg Mon, in Aug North Div. Honor Clubg Oifice Mrxn.g Big Sistersg Hall Cadetg Sr. Cap and Gown Com. JOAN M. WOLFF. Elective Course. Girls' Clubg Mzistiliersg Photo Club. ARDYTHE ANN YNOOD. Science Course. Miisie Festivalg Biology Clubg Girls' .Clubg Leadership Groupg Library Mon.g Local Honor Rollg Masquers, Sccy.g Nat'l Honor Soc.g North Div. Honor Clubg North Star Stall, Feature lVriter, Reporter, Page Editor: Rest Room NIon.g Senior Class Playg jr. Prom Com.g Variety Showg Big Sistersg Latin Club, Consulg Booster Girls, Secy.g Triple Triog Reading Rm. Mon.g AllfCity Choir. SHIRLEY C, XVORNY. Elective Course. Girls' Club, ROGER A. YOUNG. Elective Course. RITA I ZAHN. Elective Course, Variety Show: Hall Cadet. EILEEN A, ZINDA, Elective Course. Girls' Clubg Leadership Groupg Local Honor Roll: Mon. in Ang Natil Honor Soc.g North Div. Honor Club: Big Sisters. GRADUATES IN MILITARY SERVICE WILLIAM CHEESEMAN. History Course. Music Eesti' val. With thc U. S. MARINES. DONALD KREITLOW. Elective Course. Student Council. XVith the U, S. MARINES, ALLEN SCHULTZ. Elective Course. No photo. lVith the U, S, ARMY. NOT PHOTOGRAPHED RICHARD JOSEPH IJYBUL. Elective Course. JERRY hl. FELTES, Elective Course. ROLAND VI. PRZEXVORSKI. Elective Course, Biology Club: Student Councilg Hall Cadetg Cafeteria Cadet. CORINNE ROGGA. Elective Course. Guidance Room Mong Sr. Mixer Com, lfU'YLl'l'Lel STAOOK DORIS D. CUDNOHOSKI. Elective Coursu. Music Frstival: Variety Slmwg Hull f:IlClCfQ Triple Triug All' City Choir. ISADORE IJIAIVIOND. Eluctixc Cuurst ROBERT A. DRIES, Elcctivu Crvurst VERNICE GREEN. Elcctixc Cwurst, SONIA I. HAASE, Elncriw Course, Variety Show. ARNOLD K. LEAS. Elcctiw fluursc. Music Fustivalg Varicty Shuwg All-City Orclicstm. DOROTHY M. MERKEL. Elcctivc Cuursc. Biulugy Clulxg Girls' Club: Leadership Gmupg Library Mc1n.g North Star Sralfg lYritcrs' Club: Stutlcut Cuutrul Mnuri. CHARLES L. PETERSON. Elcctivc Cuursc. Swimminf' Tcum. CAROLE R, PELLOWSKI. Elvctivc Coursc. Miisic Fcstival: Scniur Class Playg Sr. Prom Com.g Student Council: Variuty Sliuwg Big Sistcrsg Skctch Club, Vice- IIITS.: All-City Orclicstra. MARLYN M. PONIK. Elective Cuursc. Music Fustival Girls' Clubg Variety Shnwg Big Sistcrsg Hall Cadet Cafeteria Cadctg AllfCity Choir. PATRICIA ROSEN. Eluctivc Coursc. B,l C1 b io 0,3 u Girls' Club. CELESTINE M. SIMMONS. Elcctivc Course. JOAN XVEDGEWORTH. Elective Course. Music Fcstival RUTH C. ZEIGE. Elcctivc Course. Music Fcstivnlg Guid aucc Room Mun.g Library Mon. CAROL E. XVOJACK. Elcctivc Course. Girls' Club Library Mon.g XYritcrs' Club. 4 NOT PHOTOGRAPHED ROBERT A. SCHMIIDT. Elcctivc Course. PATRICIA C. SOMMER. History Course. SPONSOR SEMESTER 7 Run I: IJ. AI-'IIMR--U. If. Lzmglnlin. I7. Iillz. XY. Hrmzklmlnm, R. Hvlmvr, II. R111 QV. Cl. H-'lIvNl. Run 1: H. I..mJ.n. I5. Knllu. NI. Huw-. U. -InIms. R. flculmw, AI, Kumi, IU. H411-v. A. Atlum. Rwxx 3: If. HIMI, I.. ,I.luuIwsuf1. S. H.n.m', IJ. ffmlrwlmslxx. N, fllnkt. M. IJ.-.m. ll. Hvndwn, I.. Kuzmck, I.. fiI1.n!I1.nn, Rwxx' -I: F, T5:n1v1'. M. fl-nllius. I7. 1l.1fw, A. IIVIIHQ. ,I. Illnkur. I'. Lffllxf. I'. L11mII-ug ,I. I.,1uIwm'1'. RIM S: KI. Klug, XY, Lrm!nl'uI. ,I. I3-Iwniuu. R. ITx':mkuI1n, IL. Own' -muy, XV. Kunlntll. II. Halmllus. M ,l.IIm..Il1, Il. KrrIl.'rn1.xlm SEMESTER 7 Rmx' 1: D. XX'1ggr1't. IT. Zahn, T ZIIIQQR, XV. Nhmrn. A. Schiufclbvln Ruxx' 2: fl. Vlvrlmmlt. S. I'Upplur. L XYI11utv. A. Smlth. A. SI1:xp1ru, I7 Drmxxvll. S, Schultz. V. Vx'r:cI1ux'. Rmx' 31 ff. M:lI1I. D. Cox, M, Ott M. Utt. M. I'4vmk. IT. Splrxudvr, .I Ihgrl, KI. Sxnwmum. Rmx' -I: R. I'1xt!n'x'sun, II. Mfvgzl. ,I RwIgIrln.mn. K. Sm-nkurxk, IS. VVQIIIRV1' T. I'wIII:r. Il. Star. R. RIIIUIFIIS. RIM' 53 NRE M.xl11'1t:.w ,I.iSmitI1, R. XYIAP Iwr. Ii. 5Imp1rn. Ii. 5cImtt. ASSEMBLY A JUNIOR BOYS MR. MEYER Rmv l: CI. Hrmpvl, R. ScIm'.urz Ivvruvr, NIV. Nlcyur. T. Kurth, Lxctzku, A. Snlwn. Ruw 2: R. XYuIf, J. I3rau.Ilcy. Th nlln nr L Ruud nmpsnn. I. DQ 1: 1, . ' ' . l FII C V Q. Hxmsuu, Il. Irtvrs, R. Z1n1rm'1'ma11 1. Rmx' 1: D. Shiclnxzm, U. Huwzc, D Krllvr, U. Zxwrlum. A. Auluk, A Shrrwxn, N. Hcrclmv, D. Orhs, G Muzxk. Ruw 4: G. Sn-wart. E. XVinsl-uw, B Iimlmxxrml. D. HIIIIIQI. E. Tl'Jll1f. ,I Iivuz, T. Iiuxmtwxm, D. 4IuI1l1sun, V Kuflcr. Rmx' 5: R. McMill-111, C. Rivakc, R Sclulnmlrup. R. NYIH. R. Trtmplrmzm R1 R4 R- RI L. Klxpstcm. R. Zngvhcl, J. Cnlvn K. lim-ssc, A. Khlswv. ASSEMBLY A JUNIOR BOYS MR. EARHART an fu 1: H. Klrin, K, Rwsc, A. Ihmrr H. Twuuluxvaki, I7. Push. rw IQ XV. SI1urt, I.. Tllclxriclm, R Lnglmtfuut, R. Aliutzl, KI. Ncvlm, R S1111mmlS. ww 3: C. Ollir. 1. Marklvin, D Krauss, Z. Szlvzmc. M. Kmycr, R Nlstwr. F. I5iur1csuplllus. ww 4: S. Slrgrl. R. Px'upIxvtvl', C MiIIL'r. R. Nvx1Im11ur, I. Ludwig, H Zzpfvl. VT., I....-.... ASSEMBLY A AIUNIOR GIRLS MISS SCI-ILATTERER R-fu' I. Y. RIL'IIlrI'. II. VIIIwII:. S. K.III.IS, M. MIIILIII. KI. Cf:.'cII.III, MISS hpIII.ItIvI.'I'. Rmx 2: IJ, SI:IIIf:III. If. XYIIQIII. M. I'IIII, T. NI:II:III.IS. R. I'f.IIIx:I, I' MIIIIIIA, II. TScII.IrII.IcIx. RI-xx 3' II. IIIIILII-IIIN-Iu. Cl. NIII1IIIicIx, A. Ii.IScIIIm. fl. III'IIrI'. M. III-III1. .I. Sr-Itt. M. XYIIIII. Run' 43 S. TIIIIIIIIISIIII. ff. III-'I11vr, C. XYIIIIII. I II-ILIIIII'. S. KIIII:I-'I, M UIIIQIIIII. II. SIMM II, RI. IIIgI'Imx. Ruw 5: ,I. ZIIIIILIIIII. IS. Rnttvl, M RIIIIQI: ,I. IMIIIM. S HIIISt, R Im III, I-. II-SII'I'. 5. I'I-IInStI'III. ASSEMBLY A JUNIOR GIRLS MISS GOELZER RIM I: MISS KIIIrI:I'I'. KI. II.lI'IQCI'. SIIIIIII-Iv. I', KIIIIIII. M. AQIILIIIIII, KIIIIIIIW. I. 5tI.IIIII. RIM' 2: A. VIIIIMI. I. SIIIIII1. IJ. SIIII I., YIIIJIQS. V. ,IJIQIWIIL S. II1II'I'y, MIIIISSv. I I.IIuIIISIwIII5'. Run 3: A. Zlnrzlxu. I'. I5I'.IIluI'. H.III-'III'II. M, M.IItIII. CI. KIIIIISIIU, I-'IIII:III. M. HIIJSIIII. M. -IIIIWS. Rmx -4: S. I'Ix--Ir. N. I:I'IIIII.IIIII. IIIIII. M. I..IIIgI'III.IIIII. Ii. I-XIIIIIII. 5cIIIIIIrI. Ix. HI-ILII II II R III C IJ L .I A. GROUPS ASSEMBLY A IIINIIII1 GIRLS MISS IIAIIRIILL Ruw I: I.. MIIII-IIUILI 'X fIIIII'I ,X - I IxIIIII'IIIwIIIIgII, I., IIl.III. II. IxIIIx, 5 I-ZIIIIIII, Run Z: II. LvSSII.I. N. MILIIS. I ScIIxxIIIt:. II. C1I.IIIII'I. I. MJISQIILI A, Bwckvl, CI. XYISV. II. .I.III-'.III. Ruw 3: MISS C1,III'IIII. V, MIII'IwII. A 5pIr:.I. II. IIIIS.II,IgcI. I-. II,IIIoIcIx. I1 I Il IlXIil ,I HI IILS. . 'IIIvIII.IIIII, H. ILIQLII M. I.: IIIIII1' ASSEMBLY A ILINIIIR GIRLS MISS SCHERIQENBAIIH RIM' I. N. Rlmv. I.. Mvxw-IIIMII1I,. MI- 5:III'IIu'IIIYIrII. 5, NI-xxlmx. IX. XX LIII. I7. MIII'IIwc. Il IEIIIIIIIQIIII. Ix. NIIIIIIQ. X RIM' 2: . F-ml. M. 'I'IIIvIx. M, FI-'IIIx, I. XYJL IIrI. II. I II'lII'v, M, SIMM, Rum' 3: II. fII'IISII'I, I', I'IIxxI'IS, I IiI'fIwI', S. ISNIQIIIIIII. II. SrIII:III.III M. TIIIIIII. I. I.IIn'LIIIu'. II. I'I.III'III.IIIII Ibm' 4: If, Fu. IB. MIIIIIII. I.. XYISII IIIQIIIII, M. XXMIIS, Il. Mvrlx-'I. II Il.IIIISI'xI'I. K. LIIISIIII. SPONSOR HOMEROOM H19 MR. VCEEKS Rllxx 1: Ml. Xlulw, il. fvx.mlu'rgvl', D. Sr. lmgglx. W, Lyrxflm. li. Slmpr. R-rw It fl. H.u!m.mu. ,l. Hvlwlvl. A. 1 lS.ulq'. li. 5cl1vx1n-'u1.m1x. l. Oliunr n-ll. M. Klrln, -I. Fwlg-Ar. J. llwlm. Ruxx 3: li. Hmlwn. l7. flvmlrr, R ling-l. XY. klulmmfm. li. l5r.umlvml11ll. R, f1l.mm. S, Y.n1cL. ll. Rrlnlqr. R-wr -L: H, Humllnlvfw. ll. lxrzmz. XX, Altnmxm. R. lnm. XX. l'1,pprml.r1l. V. Krflll HOMEROOM 1414 MR. TRYTHALL R-,xx 1' Ml. Txxtlmll. H. Sclnlll. C Nl.um,m, R, XYlx1tr. K. K11vclu'rrr, ul Sclmurz. Rlfxx 1' R, Kllmvl. 5, Sclwvnilm. lilrlvl, N. l l.mv1l'. N. liuilm, l4.nlwl'. S. Akhms. S. XY1sv. B D R-lw 3: li. K1 111, li. lS.uln11mn. R Slmm. l'. Dllxznll. IJ. Kllmrl, ,I Kluu. ll. l'l'-mvll. C. lSul1:xn, RAM 42 D, lin-flux. R. Lurwlu, A Thnrlxullt, A. flnlwl. A. l5CI11llllQx'11 5. Llml-1'. M. Sr.-nzrl. HOMERCUM 107 MRS. MucKEDON Run' 1: R. Krull. l'. Ellns, L. lucas S, Sun-Ill-my D. Scxfvrt. lf, Emmrr. Rmv 2: I. Haart, NX. lixcklrr. QI. Ram nrr. ll.. FlllbllCl', S. Cllllrl-c, D. Klm kuxv. R, Rr-vck. Ram' 3: Mrs. M::cK1-Jlln, 1-7. Drngc ,.gs...1c . l'. Sil11,umnx. l'. Kmvulrkl. U, Cumxl lm I1 Fmt I7 Snluk Rmv -1: Illnlluftw, L. Rick, L XVzunncr. S. l'1'clxvl'xz:1. S, linrlz, .l Kurtz, 5. Chvlv, U. Txxylrrr. HOMEROOM 106 MISS SHERMAN Rmv 1: ,l. Srulvlllt, R. lk-llmxflli. il lirunu, A. Ilrllm'I't, R, l.rlmm4nm, R Furlmxu. Rum' I: L, XYvlxsixm, R. Lumlun, L Sclmdflx. A. 5:11111-l1p41, .l. Quznallls A, Rzmlt, A. XYmlvlM'l. M. Surlun. Rmv 3: 17. llvllum, L. lv1ufI7ul1znlkl, D Ch-r1m'x'. ll. Kmxulflu, KG, flu1'r.utlx, R Humflxvr. ,l. Sznmmkv. M, Hwppc. Rmx' 4: Mxfa Slxvlmxm. T. flxlgvxxlxlclx li. Ruffull. XX, K1-Ich. R, f.l:1rk, R Lung. T. lxlmlw, R, Kl11mw'x'. I 4 HOMEROOM 109 MR. ROSENHEIMER Ix xx I. 1-, SIL-xxzut, V, IJl1vx'Iu'r, I, XXRIII-'11 M. Iiulw, Mr Ii..,.xnI,. 'll ur I' R xx .iz Cf. IK'Intmxn'x'. fi, Smith, QI. Iul M XY 1 C' 91 ut I v I . ,I .N x. . S.I1,:1xl11. . , . . . nxvz . Thu! Ixwxx' -: Ix. Iumtlll NI I I II1.IxIIm'. QI. IH.IlIm.m. QI. TInxl11pmu, I . A. Iuxull. xx HOMERUOM Ilia MISS SCHAEFER wx, R-xxx I: MIM S.-Ix:Ix'Ix M. ,lamilxgxu II. I'.n1I. I. Klwlm, Il, Uruilutlv. Rmx ..: If. AacIxx'nImxI1. M. Wm frm-II. Il, Rllulwllx. M. fMII:m4,I, I'. R:sI1vI, II. Hwgmx, II, XYx'xIxIIx' Rwxx I: II. I5nrlx'r, I'. Vvxx-Ilxvl, N. Tlwmf, QI. I.v1cI1zI'mv, fl. Hug, Cl. Wt-fI.,m:. KJ. Nnwl, M Mmm, R: 4: I., If.m1pIwrII, I7 L1nxIxllmt. K.. Nx'I1mrxI, R, I.x'IIlII!,x'I, CI. Sm-gvxt, XX Iilugxxulflxv. I, I31.exIIx'x GROUPS HUMERUOM I I2 MR. MQGARTY vm I 5tvII--n I I mIx. I, lx... I1 . I .xxx . ,ull A Rum' I: M1.MI'll.u1tx' S, I'xwI1Ixxn QI. Huw, ,I. IIwux'I1Il. QI. III u.nIx I Hrnk. Rnxx' I: Il. M.ul'. .. Kyla. ll. li.-.IlIl. I. III R. Nuxxdk. M. I'iIIgx'III.llxIt Rwxx .wx KI Iimk. II. 'III I1 Ix, Ix II. ILIIIILN, KJ II.Ixl1w. N. lmum I7. Ihllxy IVI. S.nx.I:I. Ruxx' -I: XY. IYlIIxx'l1.uL. M Ixn II:lI1 llvrl. I.. NYlII1.ulnf. A. km I R. Kaul. If II4wIxf1.nII HOMERUUM 113 MR. K.-XMPINE 41, Umx'Ix Ii Ixl I' IIN-xnvux R. Knuxli I I All rn Ing, IuII.xmI1xl R mm, N. II III lu, V in I1 IxU,nIm.um I Ruxx I. Ml, Kdmpmv, IMI.ImIxv. R, I'r:vxx-nf ', Ruxx 1: S. VzrgvIf.nlm. Nl I1:xI.If, il, Hzggms. M:I..I, Ii. IIxx'Ix.m, R, K Ruxx 3 II, Idmgr. II, I I wII.umIwx'v. XY. Ilan . XY Hx:-Imvl, ff. Mum, R-xxx 4. I. M1Inxx, XX. ' I'vlr1w1v. R. IIImx1'I..'- ,I Ilmx I Irxxxxr, IT. I:HxItrx. .I, Su HOIVIEROOM 2116 MISS BERGEN Rmx I: II. Tum. NI. AIIIIQIMI1. Mibs Ihxgrvw. NI. I'I:wIIm.mn. Y. Kung, I. XK.u11I1v1w. Rfm 1: H. K.IIm. L. fimpttl. Nxwlx, IH. I5.mJx. R. R.nml-Ilplx. Sr..-wut. Run 3: II. Wlcknmn. I'. ,Inc-llvl. rlwlmwxm. Il. Hwltz. ,I. Ilwwl. I Tu 113, R, Haw H14 I , RIM -I: I. M.uxlx. ,I IxuIIrl. l'. Vxvn L Q.-r. K, Rx-vlx. R. MQCIIIIIILI. Quant. If I71rII.x HUMERUOM ZIU MR. BARNES R-In l: Ml Ihlmx. R. Spwnlmlz. IN lhl--m'wl.I. K XX'.4gwr. Ii. Hansen. Run .1 I.. Ih.n::muIu. M. ZIIQI-xx. M M.1xIl11.I1Jt. K. IvI.I.11'IwcIx. II. AI.Iml, Y I I nth I C rx . Sc nl w. ' . . LMI' . Ruw 2: M. Kult. nl. I.-'I1l:I1. I3. HI-Id il. Lv-wxE.I, 5. I wrlru. QI. R.u1zvnIwlu'g, N Z.-r.mI.x Rmx 4: ,I Inurznx XX. I-1:IIIm. I7 I.:-'t:Lv. R R wvlxlx. I- I'1ttulm.m. S. H ul. N I. Imp ,I In L S R- RI R. Rf R1 R- R- R- SPCDNSCR HOMEROOM 2111 MR, PRITCHARD In l: NIV. I'rltcI1.umI, II. R.nmrImll'1 I Ill xx T SI 41 1. 'V '. Ii, NIv.xcIx. . -'cu oJr1', D. Kmvlt mu' 2: Ii. Mnlunr. H. Iluvte. I. Buxklwnrdt. N. Blu-I11'cm. fl, Iingclk. CI, SCIIIIIIIULIYIII. vw I1 l.F1 ' ' wsrr. R. Slxnvlk. 5. II.11u I. AIINQIQ M. Kxlclmd, N, Kxxmt NI. T1mm. uw -I: R. 1 Rluzv. R, OIni1LIl'1cs, T Rzxznch, S. Amlrrsun, hl, ILQIIIIIIII, R Kmmpp. M. Fxrlxur, S, Ulmmg. HOMEROOM 205 MISS GREGG nv 1: Maas 1m,,. M. 1,.urIl. S XX uI1Ix N Ixl It AI 1 n' Z fl K.. Sclnun. . gnu rr. I . IVIuyu' nw I: R. Finch. L. If1xIrr. A. fhlth I IN I'Igh4llI ll XXI M cw. ', X' za. . 'xitla1IIr. Burns, R. Blzuhzn. .xv 2: Cf. Tlwlnpwxl, IS. FlscIu'l', 5 XX'axunvr. I. Return, S. Schxrwl, I Bv1rn1zll1, I7. Rvzm. H. Ll1ImtsIw. rw 4: R. Flhclavr, II. Lxndrr, I XYUIIMIIII1, I7. 5r.u'nI. R. 05115. Z Smith, Cf. Iirqmlv. A. Strlulv, I Mx1IIIcx'. GROUPS I-IUMEROOM III MISS CAMPBELL Run I: NII-N ff.nmpIwII. IT. SQINIIIQIII I.. lWm.mn. 5. LIVNLII1, I7. flnldxxull Rmv 2: R. NIAII-wwf. CI. Zruxrck, II Smltln. R. NI Imullvl. NI. AlIulin-' I'. IY1II1.nmN, I-IOMEROUM ZI 3 MR. KEITH Rmx 1: Nlr. KIIKII. S. NI.4IImIn, If II11Iw. II, II.1I1l'. II. H4n'x.ntIx. It. AIIJH' RIM 2: A, Sfmt. R. AIIHITCIII, N Slnhlllxmxx. NI. I'3I.nrII--1. XY. Sclxvrr, IJ Rwlfvr, R. Sr1vIxI. II. HvIw1vx'. Rum 3: II. ScI1.wII'rr. IT. fIr.IIIv, A XX'--nas. S. Nutull. R. Nvrzlmml, Vx' 5I'Ixx'wJfl'. II. Mm-rm. II. St.1rl'. Rwxx 4: R. HI-Ilwrg. I'. WI-rtII, V IYIQQVII. I5, RHLIN. R, XX.-I-Iv. I. Immkv. A. Kllgwtvln. -I. NI.ncI.r11l1. HOMEROOM I I -I MR, BENDER Rum' I: II, In-Immun. H. IMIIIV I Sclmudl, NI1'. Iicmlwr. ff. I'wIu I Nllchrls, I7. I7mm. Row 2: I. C,I1.u'llrl, I'. Slmxv. R. In cur. H. II.uImx', A, Slmlwlwr. Il. NI I'Inl 11 I IIIIIUI II YI II an , .. r. x, ..r1xx'.N Row 5: I'. HMS, K. Iillvll-xx I Hmtzu. A. HnI:I1.uvlm'r, II. Cut 1 I.. IVImIcv, Cf. R.mm'r, N. XXX-1.I1 I Ruw -I: II IIIIH1 A Iqx In Ix XYm'I1flcI'. II. IIIEIIIIQ. NI. NIV! R uIIv1w, NI, 5cI1llvIIvx'. II. M.ut 'If Knlur. Rum' W: I7 Xxvrmp I3 Rm-mcI1 IVI R- In Rx Rum IH S. RIM lr Im Rum K XX'uIkrmtv111, il. Iilzrzlmkn, K. Nu I Frxnnlw. If. MI1fkrxI1vlIIr. If Aux H I'nIwr. HOMEROOM 116 MR. DAMUTH I: Nlr, II.uml!I1. ll. lI-II' R mxn I Iwrwn R IIllrIwIt' -I . -. R. Alunum. I7. Ixmluu I mkmm I Mu Ix I MII I A lrkm. 1: . , I . . N. . . MII., I A. Allrn, II. II.-uw. XY. Nl: 1. XX. Ixlmgrl, If Wzuru. II. ful xxfkl. A. Ixmuw, 4: R. Hum. R. ,IuIxiNcI1. N. T Il . M xulrr. 5. I'I.u'tm.m. I., .I u NI. Stun. ...M . H SPONSOR HOMEROOM 117 MIQS, REAGLES Rmx 1: Mu. Rrlrl. R. Rlchtwr Iimtzl-HV. IF. Trglrmnglk R. Klum R. lwukxwlr, Rxw I: R. liwlmlum. M. lillvluxv, M Rwrlz. lvl. l'l.u11.nnn. T, XX'.nr1n I3 R,1m1uglx.un. K. XX:u11y, . Uplm' Rum 2: If. Ula-mn. S. tlunlwr, liumk.. fl K.whIv1', ll. Splndlwly XX' HJ'-lux. .Ax Rmuru, XY, Vrxxmcv. HUMEROOM 132 MR. MYRA Rwxx 1: Mr, Mxl'.1. M. Z11qlw1111.ul1, H Lutz. ,l. Mmk-Iumzz. M. Rluhck. Rfxx 1: KI. Llhmfm. I. XYU-sinlxlx. R I7.m'. V. kluhr. N. Hmmm, QI. Ihslm. R--xv 1: H. fhslxult. ll. Lldxlmllm. V linxlvy. xl. IM-t. I.. Tlnumr, lf. Maxl' .1u.llJr R-wx 4: J. Kxllv. R. Srlmlt. R. Lmnrf ff, Sqlmlxt. K. Hnhm. D, ffvmnnl U. Fm plluw 11. Ar HOMEROOM 301 MR. BROOKS Ruw l: T. Mnllur. R. Fnkc. I. Francis J. R-lhdu, Ii. Wbclxc, Rum' Z: S. Rzupkin, P. MiL:xifL'1'ls', fl Nlclsvn. D, Ruytur, S. Mfnzxn, C Urtmutz, P. Jllniv. Ram' 15 L. Hzunulkn, D. Ruhkick. I' Thick. fl. Puck. V. Nvvms, ,I Rungu, I.. Ihfpzlxllxi, R. Schzxllur. Ruw 4: T. Admr. R. Rlltuln, H XY.u'c::nk, L. Lulnltz, H. IJ.-ng.-l, I3 Chmllxcr. HOMEROOM 302 MRS. KNIGHT Rmx' 1: 1. Hvmrmmm. fl. Hl'lrIUl'Cl'gI R. M.ack.l1, ,l. l.QnNm. H. Richlrli Ruw I: Mxr. Ixrmght. 1. M1'1'kl-'1l1, M Blxmgvxmhvulxxrr. H. Zahn. U. Rank, L .I.mflwm, Ii. Hill. I. Lauwn. R.. HOMEROUM BH3 TVIR. TETZLAFF xx l: 1. Nu:-nxll-l'. R. Iflwulwl-' NI, Fx, Hmm. 'I, Iiflgrr, Il. I5.uI1m Rwxx 1: If. lIIuv1'm'x', 5. NIIIIN. I7, I.mxIwfx'1. N, Srlmllg. 45. 'I'.ecIx-'N I II-cIxm.m. II, Nxxldm. Rxxxx' 3: N. I.1vIwnr1. CI. I5xIwIw-'Ix'l, I. fhwlx. ,I, Kurtz, I'. K.llrxI11IWx'I I I x:fu1l1mrx1. R, 'I:IcIxf-xxx. R4xx' -I: Mx. 'I1r:I.1II. R. I:.ucIxIvx M H-nu. I. Kwik. If. Lwxrxr. D. XX-llf. HUMEROOM 307 MRS. NYBERG Ruxx' l: Mrf, Nxlxxlg. II. H.11'l1:4c f1-.xxm-:Ix.1. I'. I Irm:vlm:mn, 5, Sxlxwln mum. Rwxx' 1: -I, Kurx':x-xxNIxl, M, RuxII'cl':. 5, LluIw!sIxx. R, 1In't:. L. Sclxvllu mmm, 5. Rv-Int. Ruxx' w: I, I541lIx, KI. lI1'x'rxx'x', A. L1x'I1tf tum, -I LuxxI!Ixx'. IP. IIlI1xIx'l, Iinxxs, I', Hwxxlx. R-wxx 4: R. Mmm, H. 'I'xn.ugI1.x XX 5-'Imnur1, II, TxwI4.l. .I. I'lfx'x', Ix. Ruiz. 9, RI,1Ix'xf. R4 Rx R4 R- Rx R. HOMERUOM 3156 'xx'-1: II. Klppvl. I7. f'x1r1.m, AI Imnwl, I, I-xlgvlmlmcll, R. I'x1mI-'II A. Wxvml. rxx' 2: ff. 'I'rxIxx'x'!. If. tiwrvl. ,I H:ncI4Iml'tI1, S. Iillxlwlm. QI. R.ux'I1II H, Iillmlancclml. I. Kxxptrllwli. xxx' T: I. Schultz. A. Ruxx-'Q. I thxxlld, II. lkxlumlxv. KI. HMI. .I 3x'I1xxanI1lN, II. 5cIx.uIIrx. xxx' 4: L. I'Ix-gx-I. II. ImwIxxII, I Hun IMI. I I'x.umn. II. II.nl. II. Ixrrwu AI. linux. :xx 9: I1..K.um'mrIx, I3. Ix'I.1t-IIA. X' IIx.llI.1fxI. f,. M.uIIx'l. R. Z:lvvruv1'1n.m xv. 5p.anxI1Iwl'grl. HOMEROOM 3141 MISS THALL 'xx I: II. K.lIpwxx'lx':, Muxr IIl.1II. ll KlIxI1lx. ,I. I'Ix'lxIxl1, Ix. Ix1llxIIn'x, ,I Ifnclmmzmn. Ruxx' 2: M, Rrrklu.u1m. R XXXIMI. M M.nl1tI1x'. II. Lx'1m'n, If. Imtxlxgrl, I'I-null. R. lxmrlm. II. Iimclxrxt. . ScIn'IIlxx1'. I1 9 Ruxx v: II. I'l.1nIxIx'u. .-X. Ixlrzzxxgx-I Ru N. Iixzxmlx-mtr111. L. II.1x, N1 Il,mur twin, M. ,I'Ilms1m. II. Hx'lxIxIImcIx, Ii Iv1cNI.1Iwn. M. 4Iln:1.m-I. xx -6: I7. H.xIr1t. II. I'wxIxrx.n, fl Klux-.-Ll, I. 5x'In11u'IxxI. I7. Rxlll-I . A . . K , . I. f,x1.mf. C., Ixmlulvl, Ix. Iwvrlxxllml NI. II.rvlxN. K. Z.ncI1u, SPONSOR ASSEMBLY B 2 MISS KOEPP lam 1, MN K...W, la, c,1.......,. Is, ima-ululz. ll fiwulmz. If. Klux:-w. Run' 1: .L Cfn.nlNt1vv, ll, fixllumv, fi. Mzallxxltz. U. Bllry, IU. Hugs, M. lillmlu. Rfvw 3: -I. M.4lxllNL'Y14'L. B. Vffgvl. J. Vlrukxmmm, D, Kxmilxlms. H. ljmxm-1, IJ. Hrxlwft Rmx -4: 17, fflwllp. N. Kuiklw, M. l'iv.xJx. A. Lvxxm-ku. Cl, Zrlxflx, B. Um, V ASSEMBLY B .w MB. ADAIVIUS Ruw 1: XY, L.n:. ,I XX'.ml-'11, 15. l'w.Iv1Lr. If Nlumv, li. Sxrgrl. Mr. Adxnmlls, Rum 2: R. T.-mplu. IF. Kuclm. XY. Ilu B Bl mu XX H Ku ' , . . .. '. xunwn, 'If Bvuvxf, ,I Sclnrvukll, rl, Lucky, RUW 33 .L B41-'Hr. V. XX'vml-'l. li. IM-nnv, H Nnmk. B, ,I-mlnmm, M. Bvnlmrx. M Hmig-fm, fl, B.n'u4ml. ASSEMBLY B- -4 MISS HEIDEN Rum lt M. Sum.. L. H.a1'1mfn. ,L I'.n'k. Maw Hrldun. fl. IV1cKm1wn. L. lnlnrlnn, Rum' 2: li. XY,xlwx1, B. BI.nthvrN, A. S.nmlwls. I7. H1 xuwld, nl. N-wth. fl. I'uruf1-v, K Hrlwrrr. I. flwxrx-'li11:. B-rw R. I:1:lw!l1.x'lvx'. V. 'Nux'm.m. l'. S1r.I.m. A. Lwfkr. H. kunr. D. lMun.mlJ. L KI-vlwxx. 5. Kraft. ASSEMBLY B' S MR. FIELDS R-vw I: XX. Ihr!-. R. Hzwpulv, ll. R.eyn1ua. Ii. Up.nIvu5k1. w Rmx -: IH, Sgmlu-'L W. Bmrvrllvld. R, Qunsng, R. Rrlflm, KI. Ciflnwlwv, L. liuschkv. Rum 3: ff. Rwlwlmwlm. NIV. lhwwlv. fl. Kdlzuglzm. lf. Hug. T. Suxzall, IJ. Trltlnu, Rum -I: XY. L.nmpkl1x4. IP. fiw. U. Iulnnsuux, R, Kultur. L, Lrxxnf. XV. Znsn-Ink. P. lkvdwkw. GRCJUPS ASSEMBLY BW -6 MRS. VJILLIAMSON Ruw lr H, l'znrllw, M. l3l.ll1u'r, ,I Flllwilrr. S. LrM.lv, M, Frhlllz. R-rw 2: 17, l'fl'Jm.ml1, ,L HuclnuIt:. ,I Rwlmmsun, A, l'vm, j. flxllwrr, fl Fcmkv, Run' 3: M. St-wlul. V. Hnvlulvxmlwlg. I' Nru.-nirldt, ll. Krnnfrrm, If. lluhxuwlm H. P11lu.xn1. IS. Illwclx, ASSEMBLY B' 7 MR. BERGEIM R-nw 1: Mr. livlgrum, B. Ifiwxxlwxu R M lv R H . ms-n. . zmgmstvirx, Z. Hzu ns, XX. Rxclmlxlsmm. Rmv 2: ll. Scnwn. R. Smith. R Ihnxxlfk. .l, 5trl1u1w.:hl, A. Mxtclwll R, Vau1L1crlu1ut, P. Munmn. R1-xv n: NI. Spurs, R. Tul:m.mu. R 1 Fclllzxch. .L XYzxl'L-slut, A. S.'1u.Hu-'L ll, Sinmm. ,L lilxvgv, H, Tun.ngI1.u. ASSEMBLY B- 'S MRS. SHULTIS Ruw 1: Mrs. Slmltw. P. Sclulnk, R H.nmnuvlx. N. XYx'i1hl. M. XY1nIml M, Ih'l1x'llm'1'. Rmx' I: H. Snmlcls. U. 'I'-'lm-x'. ll Enurrr. R. Mzlmcvill. V. flurlm, .I F:uflwmlvl'. ll. fflnrk. Rmx' ?: A. F1'ww11,u1x. E, fixup. U Tlmmgrwun. li, i?x'uH'in. N. Klxlxl lvmxm. M. Afmws. L. hlrifwxwlm. Run' 4: B. Iivlnvm. L, Nulxlxl'-'u:. fy Slnxrlulwrk. I. Smmtlupglll, fl. lhxnumw I 9'lxruvl1 ..... ASSEMBLY B 9 MR. SCHMIDT Ruw I: lf. Hryrr. U. Vzxzusclx. R l5luxxl1,R.Bv1'g, R-iw Z: T. Em-ulmt, T. Burn, S Uxvmlviu. R. Rugzxll, B. 'ln.lllLgm'1', H fI1'urg.n'1't. Rmv 3: .L Millrr, A, Xvnirllvlwnxks, II XY1lsun. 17. liurns, A. llrv. R Mllcllur. Rem' 4: N, Slmamwl, A.vMcffl-'mlun L. jawn. ll. Nfvlkrl. NX. Halllrr, H ,luIl'v1'sul1, R. Mfwilxltl, R., Rl mx ASSEMBLY C MRS. BLEIL xx' l: K, Hun,--n. 13, llzmncmnunn, . , l..' 5. I.-mmll. Mn. lillll. M. Nlmllll IH I mll . 11' L . 2: S. Mwllvtt. lf. Mumxp V. Kim' ' ' ' ll. lull. S. 5mcl.n1r. lx, Nlvwrcjf, l. Flaxtn li. Lvlmnmn, R-vw 3: fl, M4'x'l'1'. M. fliwr, M M.lx'.nfl'l1. ll, C1.nf1wx'. F. liurmrclm, l' llrlzrl. Rum 4: IT. M1l11l'x'l', D. Ulwn, ,I Kwlmlxx.-lx-, M, l.-mlllvr. ll. Amlursmm, l., M1-lwrw. AKSSEMBLY C RRR l: ll. l5x'v.mt. R. Nvmvc. Hlznmrr. MIX. Hlvxl, R. Qlansllmlnslu, L. Kvllrv. ' I: luv, S. M.u1c:t. A IL M li Ml 1 L.1l51mtv. ll. Z.nrl1cr. U. G-Jllmur, E Hm-lfnvl'. fl. M.uttl'1iLnS. Rl M R R - 3: , mantlxul, ll, Sclnvrigu, IU. llxmxvr, T, Spzlxmlllxg. lf. Sclmsf . , . rvr. M. S11-wx. l. Km-Iuw. ' : ,. wllvctxn. R. liufvnlwll, I' Rum -L C Nl Stvtl'-K. R. klwlmmu. M. Hcinc, A. MqKf.l1'll1x, IT. Slnxllwttll. R. SPONSCR HOMEROOM 311 MR. THOMPSON Ruw 1. c.. s..l.m.,. L, M.c,.,,. M, 'l'l1mnp-fm. ll, Srlmvlll-r. S. illmulgr. R. Kulmkv. Rum' Z: fl. Kfltrlx, S. Hzullvll, M. Kwhlvr. TN. Klxxntlxxxlwxx. li. l'lw:vl- mam. nl. l711nm:.m. H. Uttu. l'. Slxuw. RQ ' ' ' ' - uw w: ll. i.lvfl1.VM. Sllmll.. D. XX1clx. N. Sqlmvlwlvlll, fl. Khwlgl. ll. LI.n1ll1rl. li. Lllwsrlxrclc. M. Hlznxan. Rum -l: H. Kzmumlu. A. Smullvnlm. D. Rlttrr, lvl. llurn, M. ll1u1l11lw1':. 1 A. Ku:-3 ll. Tlttvlllrz. l. Stuff-. R. Fnfchvr. HOMEROOM 313 MR. NEXWMAN Ram' l: A. Mzxttlxib. S. Kvlnw. Mr. Nrxx mlm. S. 'l'lum1pf4m. N. L4 r. Ram' I: K. Vuss. A. flvxm. l... l lll1I11U. nl. Afclxvnlwzxcln, Cl. Muvllvr, R. l.gnfIx'zlml. R-rw 3: N. Nvlmn. S, Scl1m'lllvx'. S Rucdvr, D, Schutt. H. Chu- M Nurrluclm. Rug' -l: Rv. Siu.-la. F. M14l'x'1-. F Schulz. XX, Srullvm. IJ. Hurt. .I Clulwtrvc, fl. flullm. GROUPS HUMEROOM 314 MR. GEE Huw l: A. flrrin. R. H11utsirmcr, L Sy-.um, M. Clark, Mx'. lim, 5 Rll 1 K' Puk I H lm 1 Il mv, ,. . 41 qv. Rmx 2: J. Spumllur, M. Uuilnm, C T.uliw'nhvuu, 17. XYcJxxn1'J, H. Sicqcl F. Hxnlulmm, Cl. Rcyuwldey S. Killer A. Upmc. Ruw T: A. Upiwv, R. 1:nl11r5. J. Kid In-v. A. Snllvr, N. Clnk. G. Hum mr, M. Kulmu. M. Bgntmrwik, D Sclmuin, P. Strmmvtz. Row 4: U. Flucggc, B. Visich, R Qlxlvr. 15, Ilrrln. fl, Kllmpnxzllm, L Sfhzwl, lx. Zwk, R. f'IC!lcr. Rww N: H, bchxnlvr. ln. Bvst. K, Q11lmlwy, 17. CIl1.1pn1:m. I, Subcny 17. fllrsrln, M. Llrlwnur. XY. Kclwc w lx. 4-ulmg, KX Inline. HOMEROOM 323 MR. WARNER Run' 1: M. Smith. 1. Bchlini, Mr W.uxm', C. Lxckwu, N. Svndcr. R4 vw I I R R. .w 3 : M 2: I. Frxmkim, G. Gzxrdncr, J hxnhzxm, D. R. Dunn, -I. Scllcrs ,lunw B. Pxfknld. nf. Jclinck. B xx'1', I'. Humlr. lj. Huh, P. Byrd nm D, Schimvlfv Q. Rum' 4: H, Nlwur, R. Nfzlrtin, T Nstgglwxlnd, F. K-whlwuiff. N. Tmmkc D. XY.xllu1, F. Fmlxk. 005005665 .... f 1:0771 f A it x N ,S 1 'R 2 az 'z .. JMNA. olgl 3 is .M x t' Y fw yyqwt ,NA ,f r mf? ,X- S Q' ,555 ff fi, I 5, as v .N ,.:,,,,: .:.: X sv A N? Sz? Ui V 1 w z 1 i I1 ,w xx., gal W. Y C 3,1 Q its 0 7 iw.. gi, . cm Advisers: Miss Sherman, Miss Bergen, Miss Luker. Miss Carroll, Miss Sclilatterer. Mrs. Bleil, Miss Gregg First Semester Oifieers Second Semester M. Deliju .,,,,,. .....w,, P resident ,,,,... ......,.., K . Larson B. Hill ,,,,.. ..VicefPresident .,,,. i.... G . Knutson ,I. Ludwig ....,,, ..Rec. Secretary.. ,.,.,.,., C. NVood K. Mueller ............. Corres. Secretary.. .......,,,.. M. Martin D. Lingenlelder .....,..... Treasurer ..,... WR. Figlestlialer Y- Off GIRLS' CLUB OFFICERS Row l: l7. Lingenfclder. Miss Bergen, Miss Slicrlnxin, Miss Scl1lntte1'ri'. Miss Carroll. Row 2: Miss Luker. G. Knutsrn. ll. Hill, M. Dcliin. K. Larson. Miss Gregg. Row 3: C. XYoocl. S. Laitlxxie, K. Mueller, Mrs, Blvil, M, Mzirtm. R. Fiqlcsilinlvr. GIRLS' CLUB Row l: S. Kraft. P. lielzcr, P. Fitch. P, Felkcr, D. Knnzv, ,l. Klokow, KI, Luctltke, Al, Kidney. U. Dunnignn. Row Z: V. liimr. C. Clzittcruccm, V, Kozlow. U. johns, C. Frnskc. M. Gross, D. Lessilxi, ,l. Klilliert, C. Clark. D. Hcxvuld. Row 3: CI. Epker, B. liziurnzunn, fl. Engelke. R. Blailiu, ll. Brycli, A. Caswell. K. Hirlwrcr. ,l. l7i1nnig.in. R. Bilicziu. A. Luedtkc. V. -lailir. Row 4: l'. Howk, L. l3l'yln1i. R. i Flimrlniziii, KI. floweii, .l. Kaiser, V, Custin, 17. llroxxn. S. Hurry, l'. Hzirrv, M. Burns. Row 1: L. hisler. ,l. f,lx:irtn'r. f,. Alliclitlilllwm. M. llineeiiliciincr. N. Buelircns, rl. Lllccltkc, R. flori.ud, CI. Kuloskr. ,l. Kovaic. 17. lhirdiin. L Row 6: L. Fimlcv. L. klolinson, .l K Bllehrcns, S. jiiiikci, J. Kli'niilwerg.'i'. A. Frvvrnnn, N. Erellngmn, fi, Becker, S, Hhlcxt. Purpose: To encourage social and intellectual interests and to promote zu feeling ot genuine friendship among its members. Time and Meeting Place: Alternate Thurs' days in Krug Hall. 3:15 p.1n. GIRLS' CLUB lioxx l: II. Fnfhvl. I. Landing. j. Iflchlunim, N, flunizm. M. Lingvf m.mn. M. Agnrhon. N. Clruft. .I Helnvnlzmii, I. ffi':uI1tl'i'v. Ron 2: P. Humlt. ul. Hviwrer. M Hoppv. I. Kohlxwiw. N. Kuhlmzum I. North. M. Koehler. S, Hzullvr N. flhilxtxzimvn. Ron 3: N. K.mlt:. CI. Hmwly. I5 H.nrLIm1'll1. A. Karma. If, Aman, I9 H.irn.uCL, ,I. Holmuleu. R. ,I.nnvs, S Mollrtt. il. liuli. Row 4: If, Unzip. S. Kzulm. II. 4i.'nfIvx'. 5. Clvrns. A. Huxley, T. Kzimx. A. Kugu. ,I. H--mmn, M. Leddvr. M. Kurlm-'l. lion iz If. Klvuufz, fl, Lvlulw. S. Kulmoi. R. I.rhrn.imx. A, Cutler. M. IKHIM. II. H.uuIwl'1:I1. F. Holm. l'. Ku-Inn, R. Klumpp. Rim, fi: H. Iixmrnlwiu. D. fllwlm. II. Hrlml'-'m. L ,I.inkr. M. Almdvrmm, R, Kluvmi. .I Iickhnif. ii Dieu. A. I.lw Hu . GIRLS' CLUB Ron l: M. Stoilmr. I. St-urn. I'. M-1ol'ln'ck. M Schulz. IE. Vogel. D, XYIm1rwlilu. I1 XY.1:m'i. K, Murllw. Rm Z: I.. Puilrnviex, N. Sclmzirtz, V, Post. A. Sllzipno, ff. Mousse. I., Sehxx.u't:, N. M.nL1'1f. fl. Mall' xx'1t:, P. Slum, Ron 3: I.. Srllzniik. A. Xxvlolwlnl. M. S1vuf1'1-ul. ,l. Schulwrt. Al. Vierimg, f.. Purnzun. A. 5.umlrrN. D. Riley, A. htllilvimrc, Ron 4: M. Xynrh. M. Nolmzil Serin. C., Houck. R, M.ecL.n ' Vnuli. R, Pucciif. M. TlII'i'Ii XX'.m1m. 1, ,l. .I'. .L. Roxx W: V. Sturzmgm. M. Timm. Cf. R.mu.i. fl. XXX'i5f, D Mvlkrl Xwxzutv. ff. Pvrlfi, l., S.iIwrt XX'vutl.uinIl. . l.. . J. GIRLS' CLUB Riu l: A. NIU-il. H. Rupgun Mqikm-lx. U. Mrilz. A. Schmitt. ll. . 1. Nr.1r1lvy. II. Rolnlv. Ii. XXIII:-'i', lf. Rvunlu. Ron 2: A Vvtirwn, P. XYziIlu-'1. IJ. 'I'I1orgerMn. B. M.mxrL.u. S. Srhivasl, M. Wnrmtexfii-I-ri. 12. Runnrla. M. XXII:-'l. I.. Murrlleiid. Riu 3: R. Tirriltitz. U. Pm.-lru.m. If. Srlimtvl. 13. Ramllmn. ff. M.il1l, M. XXTIIN QI. Srlxlivxrlwl. QI. I'.11rI. ff. Wlirml. Roux 4: I. Ilnlxtwlu. S. Sflilivzrlw, ml. Mutller. li. Sclixxi-ig-'1'. I, I'.n'L. S, Ulmmg. -I, XYIHIII. ,l. NX'.u1ftrir, S. I XY .uni-1. Rim F: I'. 5fI1.iih'lxIi-'l'urx, ff. Scliultlnt. A. Mcflirtlxy. 5. Rumi. CI. Ihnivlko. N, Z.m1'oxx, 15. I.1ngrnIvli1rl'. I. N.'i,.,n. rs. xx'..w. 1, ' Outstanding Event: The outstanding event of of interest were given: the Prom Preview, :md the year was the distribution of Christmas 11 program given by the Arthur MUTTRIQ' Dzmee boxes at Wnicids, Vkfisconsin. Other programs Team. 65' NORTH'S DRAMATIC GROUP fjlze WCLJQLLQP5 . . . First Semester K . R4 iw Rm iw Rl IXV Row Rr vw Coac Fischer ...,.......,... ,,.... E. Grichtmeier ......,. A. Wocmd ...,,,... C. Smith .,.,... THE MASQUERS 1: P. Sclmrfenhemcr, A. XYnod, R. Biruihel, T. Kurtlx, D. Lingenlelder, KI. liiuser, ,l. Francis ': M. Dean, M. NVirrli, K. Mueller, D, Mzicht, N, Bnclirens, Al. Storm, M. Klein, ,I. Gnlzow. ,v 5: B. Hill, S. Ccrns, M, Chase, G, Hukari, M. Kuehnvl, P. Shaw, D. Snurnnich, l'. Cicsemnr 4: D. Ramthun, C. Mahl, J. Benz, T. Bungtson, ml. Huh, A. Cicrin-5. R. Lchnrr. C. Smith. 9: Mr. Frost, R. Tvmplemnn. O. johnson, H. Silverstein, fl. Lietzkc. hz Mr. Frost Officers Second Semester President ....... .............. C . Smith .VicefPresident ..... .....,.... D . Macht Secretary ......, ........... K , Mueller Treasurer ,....... ...D. Lingenfclder Purpose: To promote dramatic interest in the students of North Division. Time and Meeting Place: Alternate Thurs' days, at 3:15 pm., in Assembly Outstanding Event of the Year: The out' standing event of the year was the senior class play, Clarence The play was a hig success and was enjoyed hy a large audience. 66- MRS. MARTYN.. MR. WHEELER... MRS. WHEELER. BOBBY WHEELER .... CORA WHEELER VIOLET PINNEY. CLARENCE ...... DELLA ....... DINWIDDIE ..... HUBERT STEM.. . CC K 77 C Cl,l el'lC0 Presented hy THE SENIOR CLASS of NORTH DIVISION HIGH SCHOOL KRUG HALL 'APRIL 26 and 27 A ec wruu edy in four acts hy BOOTH TARKINCTON Directed hy Mr. John Frost THE PLAYERS Un the order of their appearance, UNDERSTUDY FOR CLARENCE. . . .... . . .. . . . . .Ardythe Vxfvood . . . .Richard Star . . . . .Dorothy Keller .Ivfeadorc Collins . . .Phyllis Collin Sharon Netzhand .William Dreher Kathleen Ivlueller . .Eugene Meyer . .Ronald Lehner . .Adolph Cerin PRONIPTER ................... .... P atricia Seharfenherger PROPERTIES MANACER .... . ..Le Roy Drews THE SCENES Aet I The anterooin to Mr. Wheeleris private office, New York. Aet II Living room of Mr. Vwfheelens home. Englewood, N. AI. Act The same, That evening Act The same. Next inornin Produced hy special arrangement with Sainuel Erench of New York 117 ' SENICJR CLASS PLAY C6 7? 6U el'lCe Scene Scene Scene Scene Scene Scene Scene Scene CC f ? 3 7? anfa 2 NORTH'S FIRST SEMESTER DRAMA PRESENTATION of QA Story of the Famous Trailj Overture f Coloncl'S Party ............. . . . .... Zamecnik ACT ONE Westpcvrt, Missouri. The day of departure for Santa Ee, Overture f Evening Mood ...,................... .... C zerwonky Westport, Missouri. An hour later. April 1, 1860. Overture f Twilight on the Farm ......................................... Lake Vxfestport, Missouri. The morning when the pioneer train leaves for Santa Ee. ACT TWO Overture f h'Spirit of America .......................... ........... U nderwood Fort Leavenworth, Kansas. April 10. Eight days after the wagon train left Vkfestport. Overture - Old Zip Coon .................................. Old American Tune Pawnee Rock on the Santa Ee Trail. Twenty days out of Vsfestport. ACT THREE Overture 4 Manitou Dance ................................. .... D rake Cimarron Crossing. Ten days after the arrival of the military escort. Overture f In a Rose Garden ................................. .... A cciani Near the Cimarron River. The next morning. Evening of the same day. ACT FOUR Overture 4 In a Festive Mood ............ . . .Bahr The Village Square in Santa Ee. Morning. o I we x Row Z: A. Briiebl, N. Peeheriza, BIOLOGY CLUB Row l: Mr. Tetzlatf, M. Burns, D. Ryan, D. Dannenniann, V. Alahr, P. junie, N, Opine. Row 3: J, Post. J. Wiesjolin, hl. Francis, E. Schuster, T. Miller, CHESS CLUB Row l: H, hleiiersim. ,l. Heinemann, C. Peterson, H. Klein, R. Hagen' stein. Row Z: J. Melchert, E. Robinson, D. Barry, S. Barry, L. Pelland. Row 3: C, Smith, A. Semanek, T. Sawall. E, Ho-id. D. Stanley, jf.. re., .W 64.4 Adviser: Mr. Tetzlaff First Semester Officers Second Semester 1. Wiesjohn ,...... ....,... P resident, ....,.. ........ E . Robinson I. Post .......... ....,.. V ieefPresident .,,,.. ....,, I . Muffler P. junie ,.,..,. .,.,..., S ecretary ...,.... .,......,... P . Iunie D, Blaha .,.,..,....... ,,,,,... T reasurer ..,,.......... WN. Peeheriza Purpose: To promote interest in modern bio' logical problems. Time and Meeting Place: Alternate Tuesdays at 3:15 p.m, in Room 330. Outstanding Event: The outstanding event of the year was an illustrated lecture by Miss Edith Quade 'assistant curator oi the Milwztukee Public Museum and one time member of the Biology Club f -on the subject, Behind the Scenes at the Museum. L74LL 342 64255 Adviser: Mr. Schmidt Officers President .,,......... ........,.,......... ...... H , Klein VicefPresident ...... ........ T . Sawall Secretary ......... .. ...... D. Barry Treasurer ...... ,........... D . Barry Sgt.fatfArms .,.,..............,,.....................,..., R. Hagenstein Purpose: Principally, recreation. Beyond that, to stimulate the spirit of competition and good sportsmanship, Time and Meeting Place: In Cafeteria on Tuesdays at 3:15 p.m. Outstanding Event: The members of the club played rounclfrobin contests during the semester. The top ten players represented North as a team in competition with other schools. So far, North has never lost a match with another sehool. we Maia Adviser: Mr. Wariier First Semester Otlicers Second Semester T. Eckstein ,.,,,,, ,.,...... P resident ........, ............ K . Lerdahl K. Lerdahl ..... ..., Viceflpresident ....,,, ...... A . Mitchell M. Kuehnel ,.,... ...,., S ecretary ,.,,,, ..,.... D . Reilly E. Hood ....................... Treasurer ...............,.....,... A. New Purpose: To develop interest in photography as a hohhy. To demonstrate the simpler pho' tographic techniques so that students may learn to take, develop, and print better pictures. Time and Meeting Place: Second and fourth Wediiesdziy of the month at 3:15 p.m, in Room 52.1. Outstanding Event: In May the University of Vxfisconsin held a salon in which high school students exhibited their photographs and en' joyed an evening of fun and entertainment. Northsiders have won prizes at several of these annual events. THE PHOTO CLUB Kiiehnel. ,l. North, Nlr. NV:ii'i1rr. Row Z: T. Fckslein. K. Lcrdahl R. Fvillmcli, T. Miller. ,l. Francis Ii, Conilry. WRITERS' CLUB Row 1: M, XXolLrnsn-iii, Miss Tlmll T. Karas. D, Kunzr, N. lfi'clin.inn F. Hallirld. Row 1: M. llczin, A. Stilrlriicr, ll lliwnwn, l'. hlunir, fl. Ft-nskv, S. Bach Row 3: B, Hill. K. lluclow, M. Bur low, D. Merkel, L. Iviorchexnl, l' Fitch, Row 4: M. Andcison, S. luiilans, C. Hartzog, ll, XX'.igin'i, li. Krcnus: B. lvlareicka, R. Tittellitz. 9 we wfiferd , Adviser: Miss Thull Officers D, Brown ...... .,.,.,.....,.. ......... P r esident S, Bach ,,,,. ...... V icefPrCsident D. Kunze ...,...,. ......... S ecretary M, Wolkeiistein ...,............................................ Treasurer Purpose: To promote interest in creative writf ing hy programs, discussions, and original read' ings. Time and Meeting Place: Alternate Wednes' days in Room 310, after school. Outstanding Event: The senior farewell and the Christmas party were the outstanding social events. Books, plays, and movies were dis' cussed: original poems, short stories, and essays were presented hefore the group. Meetings were informal, hut they were enjoyed hy all. g75.- Roxx' I: A. Milcliell. lf. Hiuutl. M. eruice l 0Ml95 STUDENT COUNCIL ScmcQtcr I Rmx' I: I, Sclxm-1LIu1'. QI. IVIcx'IxIum T. Spzulldxlm. fl. I5.IrIwxx. f., HQIIM N, IIIIIIWII, NI, ISIIIMI. IVI. 5t4'l1:vI IS. IIIIIUIIILIII. RIM 2: IJ. Srgnrxczylw. fl. Iixw-nm-1' ,I. V:nIlr1t11u'. L. S:ImIIrIx. -I. Splmllcl' I.. I'IvIl1u'1rx, II, TxcIx.Iln.4cIx. A AlI.lw. S. IS.IfI1, RIM E: NI, KII.-Imfl. 12, NIs'wI. K Ynw. A. LIQIIIIHIII. I' Suu.um4m I5. I4-'y1sIu'. I.. SrI1v1IIl. I'. Zrluvr S, R,I:IfcIx. I'. Fvlkvr. Rmx' 4: ff, XYI1ll1mIxr. IS. Ulm. V Kwlrl. 12. Hvnk, II, IIUIIIA. II II-':slwn. NI. ffI1:n-I. 5. N-'t:ImmI. I' flxcwxmm-1'. RIM 5: I. I'f1II1xmI.I. IQ. Rlmmllf H. Sxlxmstrllx. K. IS-gmt. XY. Iixrlw II, R1cIm'l. R. Quant. If. Wlmlmx II, Kxgmw. STUDENT COUNCIL Rmx 1: I7, Fulz. K. Fufrluvl. KI. IiIw1't NIr. K.IrlNm. AI, XYVIQIII. H. XY.Igu-1' R, Nlurr. Rmx 2: IJ, ISIIINI. NI, Rmxlf.. 5. Txxlqg R. I'I:III1. IX Rxmxn, A. f.:1fxxnII NI. KII-ln. ,I. St-frm, C. I'1'mIu'. R-'xx ?: T. N-'r:Iw.ImI. N. ffrzxfl. I' I'mxrls, II. ffmkvv. II. Hrldvll, IJ Snmlunlclx. Cl, I:nrIxtI1I1Iw1'. IS, Vugvl I', Slum. ,I. Hlmzx. R.Ixv K . 4: D. I'fII11.m.I, R. Iilumvr. H .ImlmIu. I7. I5vIImt1mrk1. K., Tm 51111 I I, L fwx. H, Iqucklvl. Ii. Ruw , H U5 CI. Kwwlm. R. Ifm-lIIwl'u. Run' 7: I3. NI11vII--I. ,I. K1mur11:m, U -lfIImwn. A. Nur. I. Klux. Ii I'In1vnIwr1. ff. II:nuwlmcIx, R. Kun' ,I. Kr-IcI1.IIk, F S1x.uI. R. XX'.IIn'l- STU DENT COUNCIL Semester 2 9 Rum I: NIV. K.nIwn, R. Iflwl1In'I'g NI, fl.wtI1, M. I'ffIIsIv1n. If. Ilnym wIp11I1If. II. XYI11l1mr1'4 . KI. I'r:nNIn, Rim 2: S. Rupkm, KZ. N1-al. QI. ful gm-uImrI1. ,I. Kzmrxy II. Cart-l'lxuux.I. ,I Spnmllvr, I', S1l111nmmx. ll. Tnllur Rem' 3: S, Nrr:ImmI. Ii. I'1tt-'Im.m. . Kailua, L. TI1nIm.l. NI, I5xI1gvl1I1-'lllmvl H. Vugd. Ii. IILIINQI1, IJ. Sllulvmiclx I', ffm-fux1Iiv1', Ruw 4: R. III.nmvl'. II. I?l1mI4I. L NIuwIu1xxxfZ, IJ. Iilltx. UI. IIn'w1'. ,I I..u':rn. I', RImn1:Il1. K, Sxmm-111. Rum 5: A. Suflmllzn. U, .I-1Imwn. IS IJII-Im, Cl. 'I'.Ix'11qum, Il, II.utIx. H IY.xq1xvx'. ,I. K1'ugm.m. R. Mxrx. I, Ilrvxx, STUDENT CUUNCIL Rmx' I: A, KI.pNtvm. I. IS1nl:II1. KI Hvrlwet, M. Slnmx. M ISIIINI. N tix-.IIr, Rfvxx If NI. ffI1.m'. C, III-'rxrvrxy N f1I1x'1atmlm-11. L. Kuzxgufk. S. IH-ppl-:1' R. CIII:mm, N, I'I11vIm-m. IF, NI.ncIxt IT. CI.xIIIxxrII, Rmx' 3: R. Rmv. XY. IIlIItrlIIvIII. A IVIIIQIIVII. NI. St-:Iam-I. L. HIlIm.I, I5 llruif. I'. I'.1III.Ir11, AI, I..nIIxx1Q. Rmv -I- H, MIIII-1'. T. Nvt:Iw.mII. R Quznr, IJ. Kmmw. IU. Kvllvr. ,I Iivuz. A. II.-rlnu. V, XXX-mI.'I. K I..ux.In. II, XX'1Igwx. ,I. Iiulw, Rum' 5: I7 R:nIIn'cIx. H, ,IvII'vx'-.frm IJ Fnlz, R. Mutlzm. It. VHN. II. Lum .mI. T. Ixurlh. R. Ixmr. f.. H.I1vn -NIT. R. Nlvyrx. H, Rzchr--1 I'n'.xnIuvxr Vxct'fI'1t'.xxtIenr SCC'fL'l:lTX T1uf1.mn'1 ,pf WY' 5' IT. Ikmlrlzxlle K. Flselxer I'. Fellxex' R. Nlxrl H. XX'.1gmx R. Marx' 9. Nvlzlmml II. FUI: Purpose: To promote in all ways the Iwest in' ,L l t C ' terests of the school. 0 U, eil Oullfl ' Q I Tune and Nleetmg Place: In the I1l'3I'2ll'y every Adviser: Mr. Katrlson Vsfednesdzly S:3fIf9:OrJ u.m. First Semester Officers Second Semester OUtSt311dIHg Event: Besides CIILICHVOIIIIQ to DI Pcdriuna- -HVE A Mprmdcmm VVVV vvfagner olwtain the Ivest people for cadets and monitors, KA Fischer.,-W ViCC,PmSidCm--W Min the Council presented the llrst talent show of ph Fclkcfm-W I-M5CCrCtnry,.-W Nctzblmd the second semester and was responsible for the DA MiI.rm--N M-Tmmlrcrmm FOI: most important social event of the season, the IVIay Bull. COUNCILS EXECUTIVE AND ADVISORY STUDENT COURT Imm, R. Kme, A, S1ox'tIx.I. IJ. R serlx. XY. BlI!h'l'IICIxI. M. fllmsr. Krmzaclx. OFFICERS Semester l OFFICERS Semester COMMITTEES AND THE Row l: Mr. Knrlson. IJ, Folz. IJ M1l1', ,I. fliesw, H, XX'1nenel', S Netzlmnd. IVIV. Mlelxxnlalk. Row Z: Il. Krxmsr, T. Kllrtlm, fi I7111nIu'. If. Voss, I, I.:n.Iwlg. If Tnrnqnust, I. KIWIQITILIIL CI. H.I:vn sxck. Row 3: B, 1iro1I. I., Drews, D. XVII and I. First Semester Officers Second Semester I Wright ,,,,,,,, ......, P resident ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,...,..,,,., D. Mirr D. Mirr ...... . .,,, VicefPresident ,.,.. ,,,,,,,,,,,, G . Dumke K, Fisher ,.,,,, ,...... S eeretary ......... ,,,..,, 'I . Krogman D. Pedriana ,....,.,. ........ T reasurer ,,,,,,,, rr,r,,,.,.. R , Mtieller Purpose: To hoost school morale and to prof mote ticket sales for school activities. we KOOJQI' 095 Adviser: Mr. Adamus BOOSTER BOYS Row l: I. hlwrr. K. Fischer. Mr. Adamus, D. l'edriana, R. Hchlondrop. Row' I: G, Gamhocck, R. 'Mirr, H. xXEl2I1l'l'. ml. Miller, I. Wright, T. Netzliancl. Row .13 NX. Leonard, T. lkurth. ,l. Krugman, ll. Dllinkr, D. MII4'lll'f. Time and Meeting Place: 7:30 every Friday morning in Room 233. Outstanding Event: Besides making various morning announcements, the Booster Boys hacked Santa Feu day, sold tickets for dances, and helped get subscriptions to the L'Tattler. The last social event of the year for this ver' satile group was a camping trip to Kettle Moraine Park. BOOSTERS! BOOSTERSY THEY DID THEIR SHARE IN SANTA FE THEY FOLLOWED THE LONG TRAIL jde goodfer ir 5 Adviser: Miss Thall BOOSTER GIRLS Rim l: A. Waieid. ll l'lcllu1towslii. Miss Tliall, 5, Nrtzlwand, S. lflilvrt, F. lioho. Rim 11: ff, lirenncr, ,l. Valentine. ,l, htoiin, ll. Mziclil. l'. faeseiiiicr. lvl. N-iiinan. Ron 3: H. fliolf. V. Norman. if. lirclq-ii, if. Kildav, M. ffliasc. l'. l'vllcvr. First Semester Officers Second Semester P. Felker ,,....,.,, ,....,, P resident ...,,,. ,...,.... M . Norman -I, Valentine ..,,,,,,,,,Y.,..,, Secretary, ....,, .....,. M . Chase D, Belhutowski ,,,, ,..,,,,, T reasurcr ..,...,,,,..........,,. A, Vvlood Purpose: To promote school hoost all activities at Northside. spirit and to Time and Meetiiig Place: 7:30 Thursday mornings in Room 310. Outstanding Event: One of Booster Girls' hig johs was selling tickets for school dances, plays, variety show, and special programs. The girls also planned and made decorations for dances: they wrote and delivered morning announce' ments for major Northside activities, and they planned and gave pep rallies. The outstanding event of the semester was the Booster Girl talent show, School Daze. HAVING TEA IN TRAlNING FOR BECOMING LADIES BUOSTERSW PUSHERS Vv'lTH PEP FOR THE TEAM -- YEA! She 528:64 CM First Semester Otlicers Second Semester T, Ehrmann ...... . ........ President ......., .....,, A . Schmitt C. Pellowski ....Y,....... VicefPresident ....,,, ,..,.,,.,r E . Aman B. Buege ........... .,.,,.... S ecretary .....,..........,. C. Nimmick Purpose: To sketch. To extend the art stu' dent's experiences heyond his classroom work. Time and Meetixig Place: 3:15 p.m. in Room 234 every Vkfednesday. Outstanding Event: Some of the activities the cluh participated in were field trips, parties. school decorations, and an Alice in Wmwiiderf land skit. SKETCH CLUB Rnvv 1: lf. Miiiirr. M. Garth, ml. NX' A nulters, . Slemle, S. Twine. Row Z: A, Schmitt. D, NVlxiteside, P. McLal'l'erty. R. Flach, S. Schiessl. Rim 3: E. Aman. A. Sherwin, N. Ht-rche. T, Ehrmann. D. Macht. Rim' 4: A, Raschko. Mr. Meyer. S. Moza. LATIN CLUB Rnw 1: ff. Smith. Krcnusz, R. Turinquist, B. Czarnyszka. A. Evans, T. Folger, R. liiscnlwru. P, Hundt, M. jzicohseli. Row 2: P. Tunic. M. Stu ii. ,l. Folger, A. XVrolvhi'l, ll. Stiinczyk. ,l. Kupler- hrrg. l'. Slizuw, U. Iiognst, A, Sorkin. S, Retlit. Row 3: ll. Nivsl. M. XVIHIL-rstccn. M. lm n A R4 IL M Dil l .lo so . . :sci if. . zvs, -. Sclixxzintcs. K. Murllvr. M. Ueliiii, in CI:itti'rucci.i. K, l'lchvri'r. Rum 41 xl. L.u'si'n. fl. Mrdxcd. M. lintzler. li. Ili-nsh'i'. li. Mzutelclxzi. M. Hucloxx. xl. Runge. KP. Huh. B. Clan' in. ll. Klvxislei. A. fferns. Ron 5: M. Rudnck. M. flartli. CI. Mznlil. IS. Hill, F. Schulkin. K Lzirf si-n. .I Moskowitz. fi. McKinnon. xl. MuIl'l41'. ,l. Nliiclaniix. li. l'i'tlri'sci1, Rim' fi: M. XX'olki'iisii'iii. T. Gilman- hzich. H. Most-1, Mrs, M:ucKrtlmi. F. R-ith. A. Wrmtl. .l. limsvr, F. Loi- rrr. R llvllowslii, R. Fiiudvll. .we ofafin Adviser: Mrs. lVIacKedon Officers Q Q TA. Wood Coniulim ' TB, Gensler - 1 M. Delija Aedlleb ' ' IC. Catteruccia Quaestor .... ..........,.........,,,....,...,,....,..,.....,.,... P , Hundt Purpose: To foster a spirit of komeraderie among memhers of all Latin classes and to study informally the lives of the Romans. Time and Meeting Place: Assemhly MB on alternate Tuesdays at 3:15 o'clock. Outstanding Events: The outstanding two events of the semester were the Roman wed' ding, April 24. and the Banquet done in the Roman style on Mziy 3. sow fage Fell! GHC! P11666 .!4J6!l eJ5 if l'liCiallJ Advisers: Mr. Atwell, Mr. Earheart Students of North seldom think of the diifif cult tasks the stage crew endures to bring to the school the best possible entertainment. The crew builds most stage sets themselves, repairs and skillfully handles present equipment, and handles all the many other necessary props to present a good stage production. The public address technicians job, though not arduous, is a job of skill and intricate manipulation. The boys work patiently to bring the students of North pleasing, wellftoned an' nouncements and programs over the wires of the P. A. system. Jguabo- iauaf Adviser: Mr. Hall The audiofvisual aids department is iniporf tant in any school. Audio-visual materials can help students learn more easily and rapidly, and such aids prove helpful to teachers in guiding students with their learning. Sixty operators are available to set up equip' ment and run films. The duties of special opera' tors are as follows: student director, Guy Gurf ratt, takes charge of circulating Hlms and man' aging operations: the assistant director, Robert Giering, takes charge when the director is absent: head operators, Thomas Ehrmann, Stan' ley Guth, and john Bruno, set up special A.V.A. materials. Our school ranks high among the Milwaukee Public Schools having audiofvisual aid systems. We have eight classroom projectors, a tape ref corder, record cutter, opaque projector, two filmstrip projectors, six slide projectors, a phono' graph, and an arc projector for the auditorium. Our teachers use a larger quantity of audio' visual supplies than is used in most schools that are comparable to North Division. STAGE CR EW' Row I: R. Tcmpleman. ,l. livnz, G. Lirtzlw, R. Zirglbel. T, Kurth. Row fl: Mr. lfarheart, Ll. liub, K. Laatsch. N. lvlonscn, T. Rvngston, Mr, Atwell. 2 VISUAL AID OPERATORS Row l: S. Hath, T. lilirinann, fi, Hinf mth, H, XX-1Ilgr.nn, lx. Lvrdalul. ll. lhwlseli. ll. Kvllei. Rim 21 R. Rose, A. Llglltliiot. Ll. Lo' sila, ,l. l7.n'lln:. ,l. barnoslw, C., hold, R. Klartlnrr. fl. Nlcsl. A. Ranll, ,l. Rrcknmn, li. l.i'hln.inn, H, llalilzrr, Ron 3: R. l'cllowslxi, R. Sponllols, XY. llakcr, ll. Uchs. A, Klllrgrl. ll, Killips. V. Koslri, R. Znnlnrxlnan, ,I Bruno, ,-X, Hinnrir. kl. Hirnck. R. lvirling. K Kin-cl1i'1v1'. ll. Spice. Ron 4 fl. Knoll. XX. Hiivbnvr. A. Slnrxxlu. 17 Raxinll-, lvl, Mi-ilu-J, K. llirlunv, R. ljiloslg, T, Spalrlmg, Ii. ljunmbx. K. Halt-. ,l. Srl-ciiv, H. Silial-1. Row 5: ll. Wvggrir. S, Si-eil. R. b1lii'vtlrclo'i'. XX, litloxx. R. llvsl, XY. assi. R. llnlil. nsloxx T lick- Scmester 1 MONITORS Row l: Al. King, 17, FolZ. M. Pilw, D. Sthreck, Mr. Culver. G. Uamhoeck, A, Uering. D. Krause, N, Newton. Row Z: ll. Hancock, P. Brauer, D. Caldwell, P. Fitch, D. Zeller. S. J Raasch, D. liruwn, V. lost, A. Caswell, M, Klein. Row 3: P. Brock, D. Thorgersen. li. Samuels. fl. Buck, L. Scheidt. C. Simmons, C. jachthuher, S. Lad' wig, L. Knaaek. A. Zuretzkc, G. Hancock. Row -lc Ll. Uiesrr, L, Theurich, C. Bilrlcow, R. firap, R. Uchs, fi. Smith. F. Hallfeld, G. Tessier, M. Agathon, il. Cook, F. Kleha. Row 5: A. Reis, D. Pedriana. ,l. Ehcrt. j. Kroqnuin. D. Mueller, R. Mir1', E. Blumherg, T. Kurth. C Hzmvnsick, A. Grimm, F. Roese. MONITORS Row 1: Mrs. Holtz, D. Anderson, . Zindu, A. Peterson, Al. Larsen, L. Bull. E. Hansen, S. NYicknum, P. Alacohi, Miss Carroll. Row Z: S. Becltlund. R. Corraid, fiiuwvll, R. Flieuelman. xl. Gatzow, K. Vforny, P. Ivloorheclc. I. Lounsf hurv. KI. Woiuck. C. Simmons. V. Posi. E Row 3: N. lilivlirulis, Roeser, Al. Theodor. P. Collin. M. Delija, C. Alachtlullwer. K. Miieller. M. Norman, P. Fvllcer. P. Fitch, D. Kunze. Row 4: . Wentlandr V. Cloldenherir, .l . . E. Rohinson, L. Meyenhurg, S. Nelzhzmd. B. Grofl, B. Gensler, P. Powers, L. XVhaite, C. Hnuner, P. Louis. Row 5: S. Ehlert. M. Litfin, D. XYaqner, E. Krenusz, G. Tessicr, D. Cox. J. Rasmussen. S. Fromstein, il. Wuhl. R. Frindrll, V. Richter. B. Vukelic. Row fi: KI. Lahl, D. Linqi-nielder, J. Giescr, L. Alanke. B. Lazihs, L. Denning. A. Schiefelhein, j. Liebner, AI. Nelson, ll. Bclhlltowski. P. Hur' 1.-v. fl. Drew. Monitors! Numerous they are as their photos on this page will showg in their duties are many of the line services of the school, rendered willingly and effectively in the line of duty. Monitors -- they may he the harhingers of eruice roulad Advisers: Mr. Culver good news or the messengers of misfortune. Misfortune7 Could he! On occasion fit might have heenj who was it who made a chill run down your spine when he delivered that note to your desk with thc words, You're wanted in -go- 3400! W0nif0r5 Miss Carroll, lvlrs, Bolt: the office, or Please report to the Guidance YOOIHH? Who handed you that summons to 316 at Szli, with an understanding smile? Oh! That wasn't for you? Good! Ah yes! Our efficient staff of monitors sae- rifice one free period every day to help in the Semester 2 MONITORS Row l: V. Coldenlrcrg, P. Slianv. N. Buehrens, C. Hauncr, K. lvlncller, M. Deliia. Row Z: 0. Drclier, P. Lessila, D. Haase, P. Collin, VI. Curzon, KI. Clark, Al, Lonnslwnry. Row 3: B, Goldcnhcrg, B. Baumann. C. Epker, M, Norman. I. Schubert, P. Casper, M. Burns, K. Worny, J. Rieske. MONITORS Wohl. M Wirth, L. Ball, A. Peterson. laurg. Row 4: XV. Bllclmv, XY, Peters, Gil-ser. service of our school, knowing that their efforts in student cooperation will help our school to run along smoothly. With their qualification of good scholastic standing and a desire to serve their school . . . here is a group of students who have this past year served us well. To those monitors we say, Thank you. ,334 Row -4: E. Zinda, P. Louis, D. Ander' son, B, Gensler. P. Powers. Roeser, L, Strelow, S. Bcckllmd, L. Wliaite. Row l: B. Laahs, G. Leinkr, ,l, Gross, A. Sclnnm, D. Cox, R, Frindell. C. Row Z: M. Dorn, B. Licderlwzicli . Robinson, J. Larsen, V, Norman, . Row 3: B. XVZXEIICF, E. Krenusz. M. Shevv, S. Bauer, G, Drew, L. Drews, R. Karan, IS. Vnkvlic, L. Mcyen' K. Lcrdalil. H. XY.igner. U. Durnlw, P. Scliarfcnlwiger, IT. Lingenfeldcr, VI. Semester I HALL CADETS Row l: hl. Klang. H, XY.ngiir1', lf. l M Traut. f. l1clu'i'l1vidi'. I . lr: W i C ll D, liiuvli, Mr, Kailson, N. Kraft li. lfacklrr. Row 2: K. Voss, H, Landa, f- Knutscn. KP. lirych, M Cf, Itnuclkc. A. Caswell. Rims' 3: Al. Lhase, xl. ,lachthuhcn D. Kuchn, Row 4: l'. Boho, R. Ramthun. L. Fawley, Pvtrilsky, Kailas, M Latlwlc, V. Norman, C. 0. johns, N. Mallwitz, L. Chatham. Voclkcl, D. Nelson, F Knopp, l. Eckhnlf, D N, Kanitz, M. Kuehncl L. johnson, S. Ccrns, D. Macht, sl. Schubert, , Sictillwd. D. liruwn. Row W: L. Franzmcivsr, E. jahr, R Schlondrop, D, Pedriana, ml. Krog- man, R. Mirr. K. Fischer, D Rocnsch, ,l. lYardvn, R. Tolzmann HALL CADETS Row 1: G. Koltcrmann, A. Siordia ml. faster, Clemcnti, C. Hagcnsick Ii. Shimck, D. Cassarie, F. Baier R. Collins. Row 2: B. Barsch, N. liuchrcns. I' Bruner, j. Kaiser, I. Elkin. j. Piering CI. Brenner, xl. Valentine, j, Wu-sf inhn, V. jahr. Row R: C. Stichl, B. Cnskcy, C Becker, ,l. Eichmann, D. Kosut, B Spocrl, M. Bassett, IJ. Gordon, S Kraft, D. Hcrhst, Row 4: L. Drews, B. Zahn, M. Bobo, B, Ruppin, P. Luedtkc, R. Plotkin gl. lyohl, R. Frindell, I. Reinke, B irc . Row iz P. Snoda, R. Raasch, D. An- dre, G. Fnnnclls, H. Gross, A New, W, Peters. C. Barnard, C Goethel, E. Meyer. The cadets and monitors do much to keep the activities of the school running smoothly. The monitors run errands, call students to the office, and perform numerous duties every day. They also help keep records and take attendance in the senior homeroom. Cjaclei Carina The cadets clear the halls of paper and check lockers to prevent loss of the students' property. They preserve order and silence in the halls hy stopping all students without passes. These services are willingly rendered with no compen' sation other than the personal satisfaction in doing them. ..84T gon finued eruice Mr. Karlson Hall Cadets are synonymous to Hall Patrol. Under the auspices of the Student Council here's what the cadets do: 1. They check all lockers and report nuinhers to the lieutenant. 2. They inspect floors, tops and hottoms of lockers, and steps for wastepaper left care- lessly around. Semester 2 HALL CADETS Row l: D. Star, YV. Konratli, A. Cer' ing, R. Quart, K. Swanson, A. Wood, C. Herlwst. il, Nelson. Row Z: Al. Latlwie, 5. Lesnialt. l'. Cieseniier, M. llotzler, C. Brenner, l'. Brauer, L, Chatham, H. Landa, V, Kozlow. l. lilkin, D. Hurchert. Row 3: D. Keller, L, Drews, ff. Wohl, S. Cerns, B. Mxrr, P. Hundl, S. Orcnstein, E, Pedersen, P. Luedlce. D. Cudnohoslci, L. Knaaek, ,l. Heiden. Row -4: kl. Clenienti. R, XVarlwer, S. Ehlcrt, L. Fawley, li. Lt-nike, N. Craft, li, Faeltler. lf, llionesopulos. R, Knnpp, ,l, Eekholl, P. Eherr, M. Chase. Row 5: B, Stanlte, H. Richter, D. Saichelt, M. Collins, li, Bromlwerrl. .l. Milner, D. Krause, li. Shnnek. li. Consigny, vl, Reddemann. Al. lvloua. Row 6: XV. Peters, A. Siordia, B. Schwarzenhergcr, U. johnson, T. Les' sila. F. Haier, L. Drews, Traut, B. Dreher, Cl. Koltermann, li. NVltt. HALL CADETS Row 1: D. Eigen, D. Keller, ,l. Benz, H. Wagner, D, llliolip, ,l. Krochalk, F. Hallfeld. Row 2: K. XVunder, E. Sanfelipo, 5. Leonard, O. hlohns, D, Uasso, C. Nhlagner, j, Piering, 1. Wiesjohn, A. Bruchl, M. Klein. Row 3: B. Ritter, B. Hedeen, C. Blair. R, Tomqnist, S. Anderson, R. Lehncr, B. Groll, B. Beaton, D. Kosut, D. Saichek, NV. Krueger, S. Linder. Row 4: R. Crap, C. Schroeder, R. Frindell, B. Ruppin, B. Vtlagiier, kl. Post, D. Ramthun, M. Kuehnel, J. Reinlte, C. Schulz, C. Kilday. Row S: R. Przeworski, E. Ivleyer, ,l. Warden, R. Patterson, A. New, R. Pnhl, W. Huebner, ,l. Voigt, hl. Buegc, B. Dreher, T. Lessila, M. Sanfelippo, Some are assigned in specific areas to surf Vey and report the conditions of the wash- rooins as to their cleanliness and state of maintenance. All cadets are alerted to challenge anyone going through the halls wherever and whenever he cannot show a pass. Cadets at all stands aim always to he courteous and pleasant to all visitors. The addition of several good male voices, which helped to huild a solid hass section, gave North Division one choirs this school year. With an opening concert at Girls' Junior me J4 Cappefa Kdoir Director: Technical High the choir carried through the usual husy season. Making up a large part of the cast in Santa Fe, members of the choir added much zest to the production with vocal numbers like, Oh Susanna, Sweet Betsy from Pike, MOI' Dan Tucker, and others. of its richest sounding CHOIR Rim l: Mr. Bendlin, QI. Spice. li. Hug, B. Rznmseyur. D. Slntlnmn. C. Anderson, N. Gilford. Row 2: D. Cudnolxoski, D. Machu. N. Andrews. S, Schultz. N. Schwartz. A. Bruehl, R. BL'l'7L'2lll, P. Dorothy, Row 3: B. Beaton, M. Ponik, L. Schcidt, B. Samuels. V. Corrao, K. MllCllLTT. B. Hackbarth. M. Bingenhcimei Row 41 l. R cinkc, E. Traut. XY. Chcescinan, C. hlzihn. S. Hlzlva. C. Lotzin, F. Lange, D. Coy., P, Paddcn. Row 9: I. NYrit1ht. O. johnson, R. Piiltcrsori, N. Lconlird, IQ. llumke, P. ScharfcnhcrQe1'. A. Vfood. Ugg- 0 o A o Mr. Bendlin The tri to the Veterans' Hos vital thc tradi- at the zinuar Musie Festival. . p . . I , . . y tional carolling in the halls, and the thrilling , h h h , h Christmas program given in conjunction with During t 9 Sctond Smssfsf, ,t 9 r 011 Mr. Frost's speech class, heralded the Christmas two assembly Programs, made its annual P1 ' mason with much joy and great reverence- grimage to Union Cemetery, and filled the as' x semhly with song at the production, Fantasia Music lovers of North Division were well sat' of the Seasons, put on hy the Music depart- isfied with the su erh erformancc of the choir ment and b Miss Heiden. P ll Y CHOIR Ron l: D. Rndscclt. H. l7x'chcr. L. Nluskmvitz, C. Hurhst, J. ,lllHliCl', B. Lnzlhs, F. Sivak. Row 2: A. Zi-rctzkc. O. johns. P. Fclkur. J. Valentine. L. Piclmuier, A. Caswell, il. Bosko. D, Stnnczyk. Row 3: B. flroll. M. Christ. B. Winger. A. Knrrus, D. Fcnsku. D. Burr, C. YVood, P, Shaw. Rim' 4: r E. krnsemzann, ,l. Scnchrk, P. Brock, A, Bailey. D. ,lzm'orski, A, Peterson, Al. Rasmussen, H. Brandenstt-in. Row 7, T, Lusslln, K. Fischer. W. Lenz. M. Wolkenstcin, KI. Merkel. M. Pike, G. Lietzkr, J. Krochnlk. J. Buclm-ns . S7 cc V J M Q .. ., ,. , V y . J GIRLS' GLEE Row l: Mr, Bendlin, D. Sprendcr, D. Cholip, B. Behrens, S. Ehlcrt, N, Lee, Row ' S. Raasch, B. Poczesny, F. Vnult, V. jackson, B. Barsch, D. Hcrbst, A. Luedtkc, S. Oppermann, V, NVeichcr. Row 1- D. Keller, M. jenkins, M. Buelow, S. Kunzlcr, K. Britt, L. Thoma, M. Timm, C. Wise. Row 4' L. Morehead, j. Holicclc, J. Wentlandt, M. Stochr, C. Kilday, A. Evans, j. Kohlxveiss, M. Schulz, D . Hancock. Row S' B. Otto, j. Haubrich, R. Zeige, J. Eichmann, S. Hlava, A. Kollenbroich, C. Bcthlce, M. Omann, D. Merkel. glue Gr 5, Ae of Worfk gbiuidion The Girls' Glee Club never fails to capture the attention of its audience with its appealing appearance and song. Their performances at the Annual Music Festival and at North's Open House, plus two assembly programs, kept the girls busy building up a varied repertoire. The difficult vocal selecf tion I Wziited for the Lord and the novelty number Whistli11g Girl were handled with case and to the delight of the audience. ss Directo The Girls' Choral Ensemble is composed of senior girls from the choir. Every year tryouts are held and the best voices are chosen for this select group. They sing at the January and june graduation exercises, and appear on prof grams outside the school, such as P.T.A. meet' ings and at programs of similar groups. Besides this, they lend their talent to various programs in school. Rum -l Rf xx R1 xx Run Rn-xx Bcndlin ' W ..,,. W... ' i Q 5,,,,,.,,., GIRLS' GLEE V. Bvclwx. R, Z.llm, M. Rllfth. M. klwnrf. tl l'nlrl1sky. M. H.um1.1cl1. -l. XY1rsn:lm. L. Thurnvi. R, l'rw:1mlxl. ll. l'lL'xwslLl. L. Sclnwnllz, B, Tachlcrnzuck. V. Ford, M. Turrlc. 12. Mznrtlrw. D, ilalmvll. L. l'll11l1m. S. Tlmnwpwn. ,l. Scam. M. Sznduu. l7. limxxn. B. Spzmlglxnu. D. Kruachlm. V. jzxlmr, li. llucllwll, li. Hull, A. Luctku. H. Vnvrkandt. Cl. Huknrl, L. Sdlx-rt, M. Dwrzlcr, fl. Brunnnr, D. l7.1nnvnn1:mr1, xl, Afclwrmlmclu, V , knldwm, M. llraazul, U. Tuwlvr. M. Lumlrr, M. NY1nl1cl, il. Bvlmllna, ,l. Prnt, F. Blllw. Y. King, l', Bnclwlrz, 0l lf' if 01061, flifenl Q I l l Girls' Choral Ensemble . - , - - 1 S9 V wen. Xl. Clube, Il. hrwll, M. Nll. lnmmllln, A. Hn-xml. C. llcrlul, li luldlls, 5. Ill.u.n, Il. llc-utml, vl, R:n111nx Iiilluen l1cxl1u'1'. A. l't'l9rNm1. K, Nlllcller, ll lmlmlkuxkn. ,Xl rlxe ynzm-1. ll. R:u1xx111cx'm The hand hegan its season this year during the lirst week of school hy appearing lirst in a series of pep sessions. The usual eight foothall games were the initial services of the hands major activities. These were followed hy the Annual Music Festival and graduation exercises. Rim Row jlze Worflz liuiaion Director: The new uniforms arrived in time for the Tattler pictures. The student hody saw the new costumes for the first time on Uniform Days -f -April 6th and 9th fn- at which times the hand played short concerts in Assemhly A. BAND l: bl. All'-cr, P. Ciesvmlcr. M. Trachsel, ll. Best. U. Bixler, D. lcllivrson. Mr. Schmidt. ' 2: Mr. XYiltc. Nlgr., ll. Shiclinzm, M. Biriqciiheiliicr, XY. R-tdufsr. R. Plotkin, T. lahnkc. Ri ' 3: F. Silillllilli, BoolQtall'. A. flvrns. H. Lut:. T. Nvtzliand, A. Peterson 'XX ' ' r man. M. Boho, QI. Luclw, K.. Hrmpcl. Ron' -4: Ql. lVloskoxxi!:. ,l. liiilil. R. Zimm r Mr. Schmidt A special concert was held in the second semester on Mziy Zith. The purpose was to raise additional funds for four more majorette costumes. All of these efforts are included in plans to make a line showing on the gridiron next season. BAND Row l: li. Ru Roxx After many years at the head ofthe N.D,H.S. orchestra, Mr. Schmidt was transferred to take over the duties of hoth hands, and he seems to thoroughly enjoy the new assignment. The hand is improving in most phases, and the progress ol the future seems promising. nnclls. ,l. Brfus, T. Kliitli, li. Km:-vin.inn. K. Sm-nlceiik. 2: R. liuehlei. N. Craft, XY. Bins, M. Rutlziclc. H, Cashel. M. Kalil. Mi'. Nliclxalalt. Row iz ll. l3an1naiin,.I. Spice. Hi1e,lJ.iliowi',j. Kaisvl. R. Nlauritz. Row -lt .l. slllnlwr, XV. lim-Ifnx. R. Tn-inilivr, L. lvloslwxxitz, R. Rilnnvlls. T. Adair. ORCHESTRA Ron l: B. Rainsevvr. D. Fleury. l', lunie, M. Norman. V, Norman, L, Siegel. Rim 2: M. Trachsel, fl. Runnrls, T. Eisenhllt. fl, uvirutl. l. Ellxin, S, fierns. ii, Nlaliian, D. Stanley. Roxy J: ,l. .liii1liei'. L, Nloskovxlu, R. Rl1Illh'llS, T. Netzhand, A. Pet.-i'soli. fl. Juno, R, l'lotlun. .7Ae Word ibiuidion .szlzoof Orchedfra Director: Mr. Bahr Under the ahle direction of Mr. Loren: Bahr, the North Division Orchestra has completed a husy and successful year, Opening the season, the orchestra accompanied the dancers and chorus in Sante Fc, as well as entertaining the audience hetween acts with such old fav' oritcs as uOh Susannan and 'LTurkey in the Straw. Romanian Fantasy and Gypsy Overture were greatly enioyed hy the audience at the Christmas program. The orchestra, as well as the other musical hodies at North, gave its usual line perform' ance for the grade school students who attended our Miisie Appreciation Day in January. +9 7 The Annual Music Festival was held on jan' uary 12th. Highlighting the orchestra's selec' tions were k'Dawn and Sunset, written hy Mr. Bahrg and a piano concerto hy Tchaichow' sky. Concerts given for the school on Ivlay 4th and 7th featured another piece hy the versatile Mr. Bahr entitled Glimpse of Pearl Harhorf' The senior class play was enlivened with many uhitsu of Rogers and Hammerstein. Rogf ers and Hammerstein's music was also featured at the Spring Fantasy together with The Ivlerry Vxfidowv and 'iRomance hy Ruhcnstein. Bringing the season to a close, the orchestra played while the graduates marched to the tra' ditional processional of l'omp and Circumf stancef' -IUNIUR ENSEMBLE l: 4 lVlcI'Inxs--n. A. I-alnl. N i I I, IN, Lamp. I', Mop-. II, Fisch- Ii II1 Iniun lx flnitlin i mln. Flaili. I'. klarolw. M. Hawrli. Mi. Q, IP, Usrin. N Iii. Il Iiisclirl. Ihtron, M. Morgan. I1 Sniliogy-ll. XX'.nilri'ls. I . Ii-ililo-. S, XX'.ignii. i..iliI Iiipnian. li Ilnniois. N. Atlavn.. I Ivli.n.II. Iallv-1.f.. Iiiooli-. M illwiu, :X Ivluitlns J, Il I-iizii. I7 I'in-lox. lx lun' ii I Iinli li Iwlill I 1 . nlllvl, I. I':sI-i. I, ifiillili. I' I s. IW Sunlnl. II. Nnsl . WL. . f Hinipil. lx IXir:Iv.iniI. f. limi.. I hrwxin. I7. haicli-'Ix. URCHESTRA Row 1: Mx. Iialir. ll. Wiggtrt. Cl. Wolil. I. Iiiwsluu, M. Fleury. T. Kinth. Row I: H. Scholl. fl. Pelloxxslvi, L. Harmon, li. Ivialonr. I'. fiollin. Row 3: If. Krascnianii, I. Merkel. R. Znnmcrrnan. XY. hilcloxv. M. Boho. I. Locke, D. Rodt-I1-1' we Junior cgnrifrumenfaf gnaemgd Directors: Mr. Schmidt, Mr. Bahr The junior Enseinhle is a training ground for hoth the senior hand and senior orchestra. Beginners on all instruments enter these groups at first. The windfplayers meet sixth hour in fl? with Mr. Schmidt, and the strings meet with Mi'. Bahr during the eighth hour in lgll. Mr. Schmidt says, k'The young players learn hand and orchestra routine and are given reinef dial help on the various instruments. This 'lun' lor Enselnhlc is an integral part of the finished ., Q . s.sci. , . . , . . , . :.i. . Juv. product and imperative as a steppingstone to successful nieinhership in the senior groups. Mr. Bahr, who eaine to North from West Division High School, organized a heginners' group last Octoher. He says, I ani very happy to work with heginners, for they are potential meinhers of North's future orchestra. l only wish more of our students would grasp thc opportunity to study some string instrument. North Division has a fine inventory of instruf ments. GIRL'S LEADERSHIP Row 1: A. knee, R. Tittelhtz. S Le May. Miss Scherkenhach, M Kraft. il. Boucher, E. Mateicka. Row I: S. Becklund, S. Twigg. P Moorheck. I. Elkin, A. Shapiro, I' lunie, C. Clark. Row 3: P. Koelin, G, Huh, C. Hart mann, H. Gabor, fl. Ranner, M Adland, F. Bn'ckm'1'. Row 4: N. Thoms, P. Hundt. L johnson, M. Xiiciuel. S. Schlcssl, S Kailas. C. -lahn. P. Louis. Row 3: AI. Grauhcreer, M. Anderson C. Mahi, B. Fischer, M, Bromberg R. Lclrmann, N. Klawitter. BIG SISTERS Row l: M. Lltiin, L. johnson, B XVagnei', Ii. Hill, S. XVickmau, E Zinda, Miss flliwalck. Row 1: E. Robinson, ll. Heiden, ,I Kaiser, K. Mueller, M. Delija, C Calteruceia, I. Elkin, M. Norman Cl. Pellowski, Bach. Row 3: il. Windl, J. Larsen. A. Peter son, M. Weigel, D. Curran, j. Gil gcnhach, CZ. Herhst, Pcppler, M Chase, fl. Kilday. Row 4: B. liucge, A. XVood, D. Liu genfcldcr. ,l. fiieser, C. Hcrhst, C Sclirocdcr. R. Frindull, li. glahn. C XYolrl, Nl, Makinin. I , I I O GIA JQUJQPJAIP Adviser: Miss Scherkenhach Purpose: The purpose of the group is to hold up to the girls the principles of leadership and to show them how to develop the right qualities and traits in themselves. Emphasis on leadership characteristics is such as to make them want such qualities. Time and Meeting Place: On Wediicsday, w during fifth hour lunch period, in Room Bla, every week. Outstanding Event: The meetings were usually discussion programs. At one meeting the voices were recorded and then played hack, thereby enahling each to study her own voice to determine what correction or exercise it needed. .7442 gg .Siafem Advisers: Miss Thall, Miss Chwalek CofChairmen: A. Peterson, E. Robinson Purpose: The Big Sisters are organized to help new students adjust to high school condif tions socially and emotionally. They make every effort to help a girl improve her personal ap' pearance and manners. They try to answer questions regarding occupations, extracurricular activities, choice of suhjects, and kindred mat' ters. Time and Meetiiig Place: Every Thursday morning during the sponsor group period 8130, 9300. Outstanding Event: The most pleasant event was the tea for the freshmen girls. The Big Sisters made all arrangements: invitations were sent to the freshmeng replies were checked: sandwiches and cakes were prepared -- these were some of the activities really enjoyed hy the group. -94, Wafiona .Honor ociefg Adviser: Mrs. Knight Our chapter of the National Honor Society, known as the Beta Chapter of Vkfisconsin, was organized in 1922, and now has nearly nine hundred memhers. The society's emhlem, the keystone and flaming torch, is recognized throughout our land and vouches for the chaff acter and ahility of its wearcrs. In the words of its founders, the purposes of the society are: to make a society which shall recognize those liner qualities of kindness and unsellishf ness which should he encouraged in all high school students: to make clear that the moral attitude is the very highest factor in the dc' velopment of youthg and to emphasize good scholarship so that it may always stand as a foundation for distinction and achievement. ELECTED IN JANUARY, 1951 ELECTED IN APRIL, 1951 Gretchen Bromherg Vxierner Buelow Concetta Catteruccia Mary Delija Rhoda Frindell H, joan Cieser Vanatta Kiddoo Kenneth Laatsch Kenneth Lerdahl Delores Lin genfelder Nancy Newton Marlene Norman Eva Mae Rohinson Dorothy Tesch janet Theodor Herman Wagiier Ardyth Wcmeid Eileen Zirda Sandra Bach Donna Curran ,lerome De Koning ,loyce Eichmann Irene Elkin Dan Folz Phyllis Collin Dorothy Haase Carol Herhst joan Kaiser SCHOLARSHIP AWARDS La Vonne Knaack Henry Landa joanne Liehner Carole Nlahl Patricia Moorheck ,lean Pagel Shirley Peppler Barbara Schmidt Djimitri Wiggert Clara Vvlohl The Guidance Department is happy to announce that several North Division High School students have received scholarships to local and outfoffstate colleges during the past year. The happy recipif CITIS ilI'Cf Delores Brown, january graduate, honor award to Milwaukee State College Dolores Lingenfelder, honor award to Milwaukee State College Barhara Schmidt, full tuition for four years to Cardinal Stritch College Mary Delija, full tuition to Marquette University .Ioan Gieser, S260 towards tuition to Beloit College Vivian Locke, graduate of last year, tuition to Black' hurn College Concetta Catteruccia, honor award to University ol Wisconsiri ftuition scholarshipj Irene Elkin. valedietorian of the june class, won three scholarships: A tuition scholarship to the University of Wisf consin Awarded a S300 scholarship sponsored hy jewish' War Veterans Woii the Allis-Chalmers Scholarship which gives her S500 annually for four years, totaling to 32,000 Special merit of 510 Elks Scholarship Contest Norman. Il. Tcsch. H. Landau. SOCIETY XX'aenrr, K. I..i.nlscIi. NATIONAL HONOR R x I H Huh I I'Ikin I' liollin M. Dvlna, I'. Moorl Ii, I.. Cutler' uccia, I .. Robinson, Il. Schrnit lr, M rw I: R. I'rmtIvII Il fuirau, 5 I'eppIcr, L. Ixnaack, hl. Itirlimzm, -I Paual. ,l. Ixaiser. I. Zin In I Li-'hm-r ' rrlist. I I7. Haasr. Row 5: V. Kultlmx, K., H Hiescly IX Lingeufcldcr, Iv, In-rg, A, Wood. fl. Ivlahl, C.. Brom Xvolil xv -I: K. Lrrdahl. XX Bu low. I7 Xkiggert, I7. I'oI:, l. Il.-Konmg, H WW 513:- f s D2 me Q 5 QF A N ,www FOOTBALL . . Head Coach: Mr. Ristow Assistants: Mr. Libby, Mr. Myra, Mr. Bendlin North 7 - Washington 32 Full of hope and confidence, North's Blue Devils opened the season against Washingtoim. The Purgolders put a quick jolt to the Blue and White's anticipation and swamped North, 32f7. Thus WashingtcJn's jinx had continued for nine straight years without a win for the Blue. Clear' ly outclassed and outmanned, North trailed 32fO at the half. Late in the final period, North put on a march and drove to the two. Milt johnson cracked off tackle from that spot to give us our only score. Fred Roese converted, North 0 - Pulaski 24 North bounced back from its first defeat to give a highly favored Pulaski eleven its toughest game of the year before Hnally bowing, 24fO. Pulaski scored in the first period to take a 6f0 lead, but after that, the stubborn North' siders wouldn't give in. Playing most of the game in their own territory and stopping drive after drive inside the 20, the Blue Devils were finally worn down by Pulaski's greater reserve strength. North 7 - Tech 39 After rebounding so nicely to give Pulaski a rough time, the White clad boys were walf loped by Tech, 39f7. Tech, sparked by Ron Drezwicki and Cosmo Gigante, a pair of tricky backs, ripped unmercifully through North's line as they racked up six touchdowns. The Blue and White's only score came in the third period when Dick Fischer raced 22 yards for goal. Automatic Roese again converted giving him li in a row. Tech led 13f0 at half time and then added 26 points to this lead to win at the close. -93- North 6 - South 12 North went down to its fourth straight de feat against South by a score of 12f6 South scored early in the first quarter on a 26 yard pass. In the second quarter the Southsiders drove 66 yards to score on Dale Miller's 38 yard end run North's turn came in the final period when Maurice Benner end recovered a South fumble on the 30 yard line. uarterback johnny Krog man hit jimmy King with a pass on the 18, and then flipped one into the endfzone where Glenn Dumke made a sensational catch. After this Krogman's passing kept the Cardinals on edge but time ran out before the Blue and White could score another touchdown North 6 - Custer 13 Custer received a break in the first quarter when a Krogman pass was intercepted and brought back for a touchdown. Later after Custer's second touchdown march, Krogman retaliated as he flipped a 45 yard pass to end Glenn Dumke who took the ball and raced to the three. Here he fumbled when tackled, but by playing headsfup ball he recovered in the end zone for North's six pointer. The play covered 72 yards in all. The teams battled through the second half without a score as Custer wrapped up a homecoming victory, 13f6. 2 35 E 1950 FOOTBALL SQUAD Hmmm Run: VI. Kmchzalk, Il, Knic, J. Wright, A. Uvrlufi, M. Bunnur, Ci, llnmlmuck. L. lin-xw. D. Fxfhrx. E. Krnrcnwn, H. Tmut, L. Clhnthnrn, E. Sclwlr. Mlddlu Row. R. Mmlcllcr. T. Rnlfcr, R. XY1tt, U. Ulllnlw, J. Mlllcl', U. Llctzkv. A. S1u1'J1n, ff. Nlcyrr. M. Aluhxwm J. Km A. Mxtclmcll, A, Mzlcfllcndun, Twp Run: Asn. Conch Lil-hy, Hcnd Cuuch Rntmv, D. Tznrvgr, R. Ramsch. 17. T'vdrlnI1:1, T. Grimm. J. Krugrnm Cf. Tnrnquist. XV. Lcunurd, A. Ncw, F. R-msc. R. XYUIK, Aast, Ctllifh Nlyrxn. Q . f gym Nfl , . THE LURE OF THE PIGSKIN! RIGHT DOXYN THAT FIELD H99 ,L x KAW FRESHMANSOPHOMORE FOOTBALL TEAM First Row: J, lvierkel, B. Pogorelc, R. Domroes, R. lvieyer, R. Berg, J. Larsen, Coach H. Bendlin, J. Carna 1 R. Butulay. T. Gilgenbach, J. Kusik. E. Beyer, R. Dunn, manager. Second Row: E. Runnclls, l', XVenger, R. W'arszak, K, Nagel, R. Zirgihle, C. Zcnisck, R. XVcl-ver, F. Schuz D. Ramus, V. Wendel, D. Lietzke, R. Homshcr. Third Row: E. Hug. R. Koglan, T. Bengslon, D. Rogall, B, Tognar, E. Herdcn, G. Ncustedter, Spindl r R. Stewart, R. Ivionson, B. Branta. North 39 -Juneau 0 After five successive defeats, the Blue and White finally found winning ways as they soundly trounced the hapless Pioneers from Juneau 39fO. North scored early in the first quarter when fullback Leroy Drews drove over from the four. A few seconds later the Blue Devils came roaring back again as John Krogman fired an 18 yard touchdown pass to Fred Roese, who added his first of three extra points. For the rest of the half the Stars were held. In the second half the iireworks began again. Miltfnii Johnson plunged over from the one in the third quarter. Then in the final period Jimmy King broke into the scoring column as he scampered 25 yards around end. Eugene Trout, reserve quarterback, completed the Blue Devil scoring. Trout went back to pass, but when he couldn't find a receiver, he tucked the ball under his arm and romped 22 yards for the final tally. North 0- West 3 After their brief glimpse of glory the preced- ing week against Juneau, the Blue Devils ref turned to their losing ways in a dull and listless game against West with a score of 3f0. Twice in the first quarter the Blue and White recovered Redmen fumbles inside the thirty yard stripe, but they were unable to score. Late in the first half a Held goal gave West enough points to win. The teams battled each other to a standstill in the penaltyfmarred second half. North 7 - Lincoln 0 It was a cold, slippery day when North played its final game of the season against Lincoln. The only score of the game came early in the second quarter when Dick Knie snagged a Blue Comet pass and raced S0 yards to the goal. Fred Roese booted the extra point to win for the Blue Devils, 743. Lincoln had had control of the ball through most of the game until Knie's interception. After that the teams played on even ground until North, sparked by the running of Dick Fischer and Leroy Drews, marched 50 yards to the Blue and Gray three only to have the game end. Head Coach: Ristow .Af ' cjwlonord Glenn Dumke, left end, was selected on the Milwaukee journals annual allfcity squad. Glenn, a senior, climaxed four years of con' tinuous switching of positions to gain the herth on the first hallot cast. He operated in his freshman year as a halff hack, hut in his second season his power and drive caused FroshfSoph Coach Harry Bendlin to switch him to the fullback post, where he ran quite well. When fall dawned in his junior year, an ahundancc of fullhacks caused him to shift into the line. Here he saw his first action as a guard, hut within a few weeks he speared a first string spot and started the first game of the campaign. Halfway through the season, with Coach Augie Ristow having a little trouhle with his fullhack situation, he pulled Dumke into the hackfield again. He immediately dislocated his shoulder throwing a hlock, and he was side' lined for most of the rest of the year. This last season, Glenn decided that the full' hack position wasn't for him, and he pulled over to the end slot. He quickly made it self' evident that he wasn't going to play second fiddle to anyone. He sewed down the first string joh, and he stayed there all year. His punting was all that was desired, plus some. He was hy far the hest pass receiver on the team, and he scored two touchdowns on long passes throughout the campaign. The only team that ran at all consistently around his end was Pulaski, the cofchamps. All the rest found a pretty stiff wall with the name Dumke, attached. Leroy Drews, pile driving fullback and cap' tain of the squad, missed out on an allfcity herth hy the slimmest of margins, His defensive play, too, was slightly terrific, as he was one of the hest linehackers in the conference. Our hearty congratulations go to Glenn and Leroy for their fine gridiron work. GLENN DUMKE Ulnnlafy The 1950 foothall season was anything hut happy for North. The Blue Devils won only two of eight games, placing them in a tie for tenth place in the Hnal city standings. Although the Stars were rated high at the heginning of the season, their difficult early schedule seemed to crush the hoys' spirit. Meeting Washington, Pulaski, and Tech during the Hrst three weeks proved to he too much. The Blue and White lost onefsided games to Washington and Tech, hut they gave the chamf pion Ramblers a Herce hattle that would do credit to any team. After ahsorhing five losses in a row, the Blue Devils exploded for six touchdowns and an easy triumph over Juneau. The Stars then lost a tough game to West, hut they finished the season on the right foot hy squeezing past Lincoln's Comets. l 'l 4. ai .km E North 68 - Tech 46 The Blue Devils opened the conference schedf ule on the King floor against a very weak Tech five. The North squad pulled ahead in the opening minutes of the game, 815. By the end of the first quarter with the score 'l 5f9, in North's favor, it was evident the game was a walkaway. It turned out just that way, too, as the Northsiders romped to an impressive 6Sf46 victory over the Trojans. Big Dan Folz, center, dumped in 24 points and Ron Raasch, forward, followed right behind with 16. They were especially helped out in the scoring column by Al Siordia, forward, and Bob Bromberg, guard. North 63 - Washington 54 The next week, with action again on the King court, North outlasted a surprisingly strong Washington team, 6354. The teams fought it out on even terms for the first three quarters, but North finally pulled ahead with a fourth quarter flurry that saw them ice the QHIUC away. Ted Doerflinger, starting sophof more guard, really blossomed out in this game. He turned in one of the neatest ballhandling and rebounding jobs seen in quite some time. Ted, although putting in only 11 points, stole the show as he swished most of his baskets in North's last quarter rally. As usual, Dan Folz led both teams in scoring. He dropped 31 points through the hoop to move within three points of Pulaski's Russ Wittberger for the league's lead. The Washington squad was paced by Ray Zager and Tim Vick who scored 16 and 14 points. respectively. North 48 - West 51 Displaying little of the prowess and finesse that had, in the two previous conference games, averaged over sixty points per game, the North squad bowed to West. Shortly after the game started, the Redmen jumped to an 8f1 lead and kept it for the rest of the game. West, built around a terrific center, Scott Netzel, and a beautiful fast break sparked by Jerry Wall and Ron Koepp, rocked the Northsiders back on their heels through most of the first half, and they led at the halfway mark, 3025. North was kept in the battle only be' cause of their height advantage, as Dan Folz, 6'6 , dropped in 13 of these 25 points. As the third quarter progressed, Netzel had to be relieved because of fouls, and North's defense solved West's fast break, the Blue Devils' chance to pull ahead materialized. The boys in Blue, however, victims of mediocre shooting, failed to take advantage of the situaf tion. Only Ron Raasch's beautiful shooting and Dan Folz's consistent play kept the Blue Devils in the ball game. These boys accounted for 21 points, but they werenlt enough as West kept its lead, and stalled out the last two minutes to win, 5143. Folz finished with 21 points, and Raasch folf lowed close behind with 19. North 62-Juneau 41 The Blue Devils showed a complete reversal of form from their defeat at the hands of West B A S K B A L L Head coach. Mr. Tryrhaii o o o Assistant: Mr. Fields VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM Row l: R. Bromberg. R. Raaseh. ll Fnlz, T. Doerflxngcr, il Kulterm Row fl: R. Cassarie. XY Dreliei' F Baier, E. Nlryer. R. Patterson, M Collins. Row 3: A. Siiirdia. T. L--ssiln l Nlilner, H. Xxalson. D. Blaha. RESHVIANSOPHOMORE BASKETBALL SQUAD 1 I -lulira. R. slulllisvll, R. nm lx. Kllffll. R. Nlolfatt. R. r l A. Nlatlxis. XY. Shimels. inta. R. Zireilwel, C. Sclilceta, uli, R, Kyes, XY. Richardson, lik M. Kowalski. R. Hnmsher, 1 li 11 lds, T. Ni't:l'.ind, T. Benusf n R lx ln nl 1 H. Lutz. XX. bliope, H. uinlxi R. Rausclx. Nlur. ter, Nelistrdw. R. Damask. 'ogl . uszeder. Mgr, K., V-iss, R. a week earlier, and they ran over Juneau, 6241. The hallfhandling and shooting of the team was vastly improved as they moved into a second place deadlock with West. Juneau started strong in the first period, and at one moment held an 11f6 lead. They faded, however, and North grabbed a 1-V12 lead, mainly because of Bob Bromberg's five free throws and Dan FolZ's three buckets. After this point the Bluemen were never headed. They built up a 3316 half' time lead and after an even third quarter, raced away with the contest in the final stanza. Big Folz, rebounding beautifully, again raced off with scoring honors as he dumped in 25 points. This spree brought his season total to 101 and he took the individual scoring lead away from Wittberger of Pulaski. His average of slightly over 25 points per game, if kept up, could easily smash the conference scoring record. No other Trythall man broke into the two figures: the scoring among the other boys was fairly even. Ron Raasch put in nine, Ted Doerflinger drop' ped in eight. Al Siordia seven, and Bromberg five. North 64-Bay View 35 North battled evenly with the underdog Bay View Redcats for the first three periods, but finally hit a hot streak and turned the game into a rout. Poor rehounding was the main cause for North's poor showing in the tight first three quarters, the only bright spot being Ted Doer- flinger's ball hawking. jerry Kolterman and Dan Fol: were the scoring standouts as Dan dropped in Z7 points and Jerry 12. Maust of Kolterman's f103-f scoring came on long set shots in the first half to keep the Northsiders in the game. Bay View. taking advantage of North's listless play, jumped to a 710 lead. Trythall's boys hopped right back to tie it up, and the teams fought on even terms for the rest of the quarter. In the second eight minutes North kept a slight lead all the way through and led at halftime 2423. By the end of the third stanza the Blue Devils although still playing listless ball had upped their lead to seven points, 38-31. From here largely due to Folz's 15 point barrage and Bay View's inability to hit, North turned the game into a rout as they won 64-35. North 59 - Pulaski 77 The Blue Devils, the following week, ran into an immovable object in Pulaski and were set back in a humiliating defeat, 77459. Pulaski looked as good, if not better, than even their press clippings had stated as they jumped into the lead and built it up as the game progressed. It was also a battle between individuals, as Dan Folz and Russ Wittberger, rival skyscraping een' ters, who were tied for the league lead in scorf ing, clashed. They remained tied after this game, however, as both the big boys dumped in '26 points. The rest of Pulaskfs recordfbreaking total was carried by Don Molenda and Ken Cwiklis who together scored 36 markers. Ted Doerflinger added six buckets to the Blue and White's total but it was all in vain as Pulaskfs conference leading. surefshooting squad swept past. THAT'S A HIGH ONE! North 66 - Lincoln 54 The Blue Devils upset Lincoln, 66-54, in a hard fought game at King. North hopped to an early 8f3 lead but 11 straight points for the Comets helped to give them a firstfquarter marf gin of 17f14. North retaliated, however, and sparked by john Larson and Dan Folz, the Blue and White had a 28-24 halftime lead. As in the first quarter, Lincoln came back fastg and by the aggressive play of their center, Meier, chop' ped North's lead to one point, 43142. But in the final period with Meier fouled out and Larsen, Folz, and Ted Doerflinger all hitting, North ran away with the ball game. As usual Folz was high mang this time with 24, while Larson folf lowed with 17. Doerflinger and Bob Bromberg evened out the scoring as they tallied 9 apiece. The lead changed hands and was tied seven times during the wild melee. North 56 - King 48 North for the second week in a row knocked a favored team out of first place. The victim the following week was King who had just upset Pulaski. Nine points made by Folz estabf lished North in a sixfpoint lead at the quarter mark and from that point were never headed. Along with Eolz, the four other starters, Doerf flinger, Kolterman, guards, and Bromberg and Larson, forwards, played the entire game. Ron Meredith was a pain in Northis side but when he fouled out the issue was no longer in doubt. Although playing less than three periods, Meref dith tallied 21 points. Folz also came in to share scoring honors as he, too, dumped in 21. Doerf flinger playing a fine floor game scored 14, Larf son 11 and Broniberg S, as the Blue Devils won, 56143. CONFIDENTIAL COACHES' ADVICE North 73 - Custer 42 Led by Dan Folz's recordftying total of 40 points North ran over Custer, 73f42. Dan tied Russ Wittberger's total set earlier in the year, and he also passed the Pulaski star in the inf dividual scoring dogfight. North hopped to a quick 1910 quarter lead and held it. At the end of the first half the Blue and White held a scant 34f27 margin, but in the third and final quarters the Northmen opened up and salted the game away. jerry Kolterman and Bob Bromberg dropped in 11 each and with Folz took personal control of 62 points. Eolz blasted 21 of his phenomenal total in the final period mainly because of the teamwork of four secondfstringers ff Tom Les' sila, Ray Patterson, Boob Dreher, and Eugene Meyer, who fed effectively on every available occasion. North 42 - East 44 The following week North took on lowly East. The Tigers, who had usually been but harmless felines, suddenly erupted into a claw' ing, savage band, as they upset the Blue Devils, 4442. The defeat knocked whatever title asf pirations the boys in Blue had out the back door. The game itself followed in the intense rivalry the two schools have been harboring dur' ing the last three years. Two years ago North smashed the Tigers unbeaten hve in a stunning upset, while these last two years, East with mediocre squads has laced North's hopes. After scoring 40 points a week earlier Dan Eolz went to his low of the season as he put in only 13. Ted Doerflinger added 13 and Broniberg 6, but it wasn't enough to stop the high flying Tigers. 41044 WATCH HIM! North 82 - South 70 The Blue Devils hounced off the ropes, after their pitiful showing against East, to maul South, 8170. The Cardinals raced off to a 5fO lead, hut the Blue and White soon hroke that marging and, continuing their fired up play, the Trythall men huilt up that lead and at the half' way mark it stood 42528. With a 14 point lead at the half North kept South away from striking distance the rest of the game. Dan Folz as usual led hoth teams with 36 points, although his inahility on the free throw line fhe missed 17 of 'llj cost him the game scoring record. Jerry Kolterman playing some magnificent hall pump' ed in 22, and the ever dependable Ted Doerf flinger added ten. Conclusion Averaging 62 points per game to their opf ponents' 51, the Blue Devils concluded a fine hoop season. Finishing in a third place tie, the Blue and White amassed an S win 3 loss record. Besides the team effort there were some in' dividual performances that couldn't he overf shadowed. Dan Folz tied the conference single game scoring record and led the conference in scoring, also a new record. Ron Raasch and Dick Cassarie graduated at midyear to leave a gaping hole in the lineup: however, John Larson, up from the frosh, filled the gap quite well. He teamed with Folz, Ted Docrllinger, jerry Kolterman, Boh Bromherg, and Al Siordia to give North a hetter than ex' pected second semester record. The squad reached the high point in the sea' son when they upset hoth Lincoln and King on consecutive weekends. Their low point came when the tahles were turned as the hoys howed to underdog East. In a sort of antifclimax in the last game of the year North poured in S2 points to set a new conference record. OfOfO-PS! AH! ,am af, J.1.,,..,,. Six foot, six inch Dan Folz was selected on hoth the Sentinel and the Journal allfcity lives. Dan, who helped spark the Blue and White to their third place finish, was placed at a forward Spot. Folz, vastly improved this season, garnered 294 points in the eleven game schedule to set a new individual scoring record. He also hooked and tipped in 40 points against Custer, which was high enough to tie another record. His lowest scoring total came in the second last game of the year when he tallied 18 points, an astronomical figure to most haskcthallers. His 294 points average is slightly ahove 26 per game. He has just one semester left, and should reach the magical 100 mark in scoring for the third year in a row. As a trihute to his fine character, Folz was awarded the principal's goodfsportsmanship trophy in a poll of the squad. DAN FOLZ Norfh's Tennis Team . . . VVOXV! THAT'S HITTIN' 'EM! if-hs.-1. g 106 RIGHT OVER THE NET' NET RESULTS f,,,O,T CAPT. HAMANN DEMONSTRATES A FAST ONE! ,,0i. Although this was their tirst year in the conf ference, North's tennis team created a goodly numher of surprises hy upsetting their higher ranking foes. Coach joe Adamusls uracketeers won three and tied one, out of their first live matches. The Blue Devil victims include Linf coln, South, and King, who were, in turn, heaten Efl. Custer was tied Z2 and East dumped our Stars hy -PO. As this hook goes to press, we find the Blue and Wliite perched in fourth place in the city standings. The numher one singles herth was held down hy Dave Hamman, who has heen rated one of the top three players in the conference. Boh Eisenhurg takes care of the numher two spot, and Dick Conrad is the third man. The douhles team is composed of .lim Horses, Jim Klug, and johnny Buege. Hainman and Klug will not he hack next year, hut Mr. Adamus helieves he can lind adequate replacements for them from the promising reserves he has had in training this season. Individual Scoring Vxfon Lost l-lainman . . . 3 2 Eisenhurg . . 3 2 Conrad . . . . 4 l Klug .. . l 4 Buege . . 1 4 TENNIS TEAM 1971 SEASON Top Row: D. Lindquist. Al. King, H. Lutz. B. Croegavxt, R. Smith, R. Tol:rnan, R. Hagcnstein. Bottom Row: R. fioinarl. li. Iiisi-yilw,-Q, . Hamann, Capt., .I, lluegi-, R. senherg. Nler. D E1 COACH A D.-XMUS 107 ss. gi? fs, MWF 5 0 7 ll ff JQQMHC .xdcfivified Coaches: Miss Heiden, Mrs. Shultis During the past year the girls' gym has heen huhhling over with the gay laughter of the girls taking part in the HN activities offered hy Miss Heiden and Mrs. Shultis. Volleyhall, haskethall, swimming, and tennis were hut several of the many sports that the girls have participated in. Championship teams were named at the end of the various seasons. The Sophomore team memhers who won the school championship are: Ruth Flach, Margaret Gacth, Lois Mason, Doris Dannemann. Marilyn Buelow, Arlene Steinle and Shirley Schiessl. A Freshman team was victorious in the volf leyhall competition. The lucky girls are: Mary Ellen Bromherg, Nancy Lamp, Carol Uscker, N GIRLS Pat Stops, Bernice jierschecl. Kathie Zacher, LaVernc Schneumicn. Arlin Bernhagen and Pat Simanson. Tennis principles were also taught, and ex' hihition games played indoors. In this. as in the other activities, cofordination of the hody and muscular control are the final results. Nor were hasehall fans neglected, for with the spring came pitching contests and softhall teams. Though competition was keen in every phase of the athletic program, every girl was driven hy the amhition of someday heing the proud owner of an on l: S, ltlilerr. A. l'ctv1'son. 5, Schii-ssl. B. iieiisliw. P. Clieseinier, l'. Bi1iuer, H. Hackharth, KI. lfpkev. CI. Niinmick, li. Miiiiii. Rim Z: M Kuehnvl. I7. Siiemnich. IJ. Ilannenminn, K. Mueller. R. Flach, CI. Rannvi. M. Kauimann. D. Tcscli. 4 rh 5. l3.iriv. A. Sma ow 3: M. XYclls. E. Aman. A, Smith, A. Smith, Cl. uviind, L. Hall, I. Larsen, B. Fischer. B. Mateicka. M. Schiicllcl. lxou' -4: Mis. Shiiltis, U. l.1ngenl'eldex'. ,l. fiieser, R. Frmilell. fl. Herhst. M. Anderson. A. Stcinlc. M. Garth, A. Schmitt. Miss Helden. SWIMMING TEAM R. Tolzmann, K. Bugunt, R. Wolf, D. Roderfcr, A. Gee, j. Mcuga, J. Rcddcmann, Although producing some topfflight perform' ers in some of the individual events, North, this past season, was hampered by the lack of depth on the 19504951 swimming team. Coaches Ristow and Adamus again directed the aquatic hopeful hut the results weren't too en' couraging. On the hrighter side, however, even with the small amount of talent the boys did manage to walk off with winning laurels in two of their dual meets, those with M.U.S. and with West Allis Central. In the Little City meet, Art Gee and Captain jim Reddeman swept through to firsts in the diving and the ZOO yard free style, respectively. Both boys set records with the performance. The team as a whole, however, unlike those of previous years, finished at low tide. Letters were awarded to Reddeman, Gee, Jack Moga, and Dick Folzman. All of these boys will be back next year and with the help of Schulkin, Fike, Worth, Green, Rodefer, and Bogust should help the Blue and White regain its swimming superiority. -110- 4'Q4'iii' UP! UVER! SPLASH! Swimming Season Cozlchcs: Mr, Ristow, Mr. Adumus THE Vv'ATER'S FINE! . im 111- GYM TEAM R l: ffnacli Ruston, A. Lcas. U. ,lv'lmson. T. Rolfir. R. Nlirr, lf, ffonsigm' Scnltcrilq. R. Kusilx. R 2: Traut, ,l. Salcliclt. Schott. fl. Hanson, A. Klee. L, Thvuiicli, V. K slcr. NV. Neuman. L. Nlaliii. R ' 3: ,l. Nlciklvin, Ki. Foodi-n. li. Hvrdcn. K Sxxansoii. L. fiiirlev, XX' ri-rhcld, I.. Lluarliain. D. Rlcliaixls Gym Team Triumphs . . . Coach: Mr. Ristow The 1951 Gym Meet was the most successful that North has had in a number of years. The Blue and White musclemen took Hrst place in the Class A and second place in both the B and C divisions. The victory proved that hard work and determination pay off. The boys had been preparing for the meet every day since school started in September. In the Class A, which is for seniors, five Northsiders finished in the top ten places to pave the way for a total of 6,930 points, which was over 500 more than second place of Rufus King. -112-A HOLD IT' First place in the meet was taken by Gene Hanson with 939 points. Tom Rolfer scored 894, Don Richard 887, Leland Curley 875, and Eugene Traut 865, for second, third fourth and sixth places, respectively. In Class B, Billy Butterfield tied for fifth place with 95 points, and Les Thurick tied for ninth with 90.5 points. jim Kusik placed tenth in the Class C event with 86 points. PARALLEL BALANCE ON THE FLYING TRAPEZE .ir GYM TEAM f-f FRESHMANEOPHOMORE Rmv l' Rum' ' ' R4 m Nfvyvr. QI. Lurwu, NY. R:mfn1.um. P. Su-Hrs. J. f1.1rn.ulw, .L Klmk. 17. Shznllm-Irv. T. Nvlzhnnd Thvrlznllt. Vgml, li. F-lllznmlwm. R. Ffwllulmblm. XY. IH-tcl'wv1, IT. Lnlxmmm. D. flhnplnqm, Al. Splmllur. R, Swwurt , Hm1wl1-'x'. Dumk--. R. li-:Mlm-'r, V. Haulfy, Il. Iiclnnu, fl, Nwrl, IT. Sauchck. XY. Bucklvr. D. Klmtvr, R. Hmck, -V113 Coach Elmer Thompson in the spring was faced with a terrific rebuilding job for the 1951 track campaign. He found himself holding tightly on to only three lettermen: namely, sprinters jim King and Alex Mitchell, and john Krogman, high and broad jumper. He had lost Duane Pedrianna and Andy Henderson, both of whom had taken iirsts in many of the meets last year, The 1971 version of the boys of the Blue Devil track squad made short work of their miseries, and quickly they jumped off on their way to a fairly successful year. They smothered South, 6943, and only bowed to West and Juneau after tightly contested dual meets. Pacing the squad so far, as was expected, was Jim King. King for the last three years had been one of the best shortfdistance men in the city. Bob Pogerelc and Alex Mitchell were also in there scoring heavily in the 100 and 200, besides running legs on the relay team. The jumping jacks, John Larson, Austin McClendon, and Krogman, have also warmed Thompson's admiration. Larson has been operf ating successfully in the high jump while Mc' Clendon does all his leaping in the broad jump. DOWN THAT OL' CINDER PATH TRACK . . . ...,...---' L 5 W. -: Q- Assistant Coaches: Barnes and Fields TAKING THE HURDLES IN STRIDE! THE XVINNING t. Rou Ri fu' Ri iw Ri 'xx N MAN! Krogman l'yumped in hoth of these contests and he continually snatehed off firsts throughout the year. Ed Voss and IVleClendon kept Nortlfs hopes high in the hurdles. Both Ed and Austin skimf med gracefully over hoth the highs and lows in 'Anice time. Dan Pol: and Vxfarren Leonard, a pair of weight men, hlasted away in hoth the discus and the shotfput. Last, hut of course not least, we had the distance men, jack Buh, Glenn Lictzke, Clarence Smith, Ted Doerflinger, and Ken Voss. Doerf flinger runs the mile. and with Ken Voss and Buh competes in the SSO, while Smith and Lietzkc specialized in the 440. These aforementioned hoys were those who carried the hrunt of the track load. They gave North a truly fine track year. But looking toward next year, Coach Thompf son and his assistants, Mr. Barnes and Mr. Fields, will he faced with losing most of this years squad. They would gladly welcome. come next spring, ahout 200 hoys to look over. train, and put down as young hopefuls. TRACK SQUAD 1: R. Wolters. W. Leonarcl. ll. hletlerson. R. Butula. T. Iirorlliiigii. ll. Muir. .l. Kiogman ,l. King. A. Nlefllentlon. F. Baits. Witt. IR. Whitten. Al. Larson. T. kurth. R. Temple, il. Smith. W. Kelly, K. Nagel, . Pogore e. 3: H. XYagnel', fi. Lietzke, Voss. ,l. Huh. S. lvlalmon. A. Nl.-vri's. li. Talignvi. ff. Schleehta. A. Mitch--ll. 4: K. Voss. E. Kraseman, ll. Lietzke. XY. Clrallin. D. Hifltil R- IJ.-mmm' R, Koulfn' R. llainask. emakers In'rra-Mural Baseball The cry play hall! was heard on April 16 at Franklin Square, and another intramural softhall season was under way. The hoys from Northside are out there at 3:30 every day, except Fridays, battling it out to see who will win the championship. This year the league was made up of live teams. They are the Black Knights, captained hy John Krochalkg Brooklyn Dodgers, headed hy Leroy Alhing the Eagles, led hy Douglas Rodeferg the Vickings, headed hy Dick Scheif decker: and the Gophers, with Boohy Dreher as their captain. In addition to its captain, each team selected an umpire and a scorekeeper who in turn handled the games when their own teams were not playing. Some of the outstanding players in the league this year included Boh Sehwartzenherger, Max Kowalski, Dick Star, Leroy Drews, Whitey Lessila, Ken Laatsch, and Dale Jackson. BRIGHT SUN BRIGHT SONS PLAY BALL! COACH BENDER 116- Mi'. Bender, the eozteh uf the league, had drawn up ai schedule so that every team played twelve games except where inclement weather iureed esmeellzitioiis. Any hwy :it North who likes hsisehaill is eligihle to play, so let's all get wut there next seaismi and make the league higger and hetter than ever. Standings Team Eagles .,... Black Knights Viekiiigs . . . Dodgers . Gophers , fl17- - .....-- 1 n, ...nw his The Tzlttler went to pressj Vsfuii Lust . 3 l '7 '7 . 2 2 . 1 I . I 3 Pet. 760 illll 5131! 'Hill fill N X m Q gf' oagwk K r iff? if v -120 ,411 O X by 1 -,-i W Q Y l'09l'ClI'l'lZ5 x '3Mmq, 2 '1!Mfl. U fdflzkfic .lamb VJ A ,. Y, 1 's J ,v , f 8 P I 124- lf v- , WIA!!! Oflwm jon Qt QOMKCJ E yo A Community Bank ' :z 31,2 '-1,3 V Lgx w mii lii at .--- ...- It is our desire to take satisfactory care of your banking needs . . . o Savings Department o Commercial Department o Safe Deposit Department BUY SAVINGS BONDS Zufonia gui N. TEUTONIA AVE. at W. HADLEY ST. 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