Pius XI High School - Journal Yearbook (Milwaukee, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1945 volume:

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Students attending this year have the privilege of keeping close to themselves the classmates and friends with whom they chummed and laughed and played. . .sang and prayed. . .The editors thus present the treasure which they hope will long retain thoughts of years gone by. . . 4 With pen and paper, films, floods, and fixtures, we set about to alean those things which make life at Pius pro- fitable and pleasina to its students. '- xJ ?V 'V ff I J 2 of fx M 'l A 9 3 P Iv' 1 1 X J V I .. f M K 'f' , .:..aw- - 1:-'lr-N' i. '1' '-:'.'1'f - -.... df A ff' f-wfg2,.Qe:-ww.if--- . Q fl , -, '1 vi'x'Y '1- 5 'eu ' WW: vi' ' ef ki 5-1' yr' 1 .wif 1. :iw Now.. g f asf -J' . ,sagjfilg-ex., w ..-.Q-.y'+ -V4 ,- in '41?f'1ji' '-a4?,'1'rW:P ':- VFW. -2f:l'v7h -3 , mf: ,Q1L,,,.'.4sf.+'Mww' f - .. - L. U v A g.'J4:.3, , . 1 , :I,:fi7g?'fi .iff T-'J' ' 'W hr , .v.v '7' J .k .M . . ., ., . ,-f -2. F.. . .,r ' f f -l1.,v-:qw 'I- MQVJ VL. f ' ..- ' s . , .: . . Hifi' yi vw. 1 if 'fd ' y ,, Q ,1- SQ . It 1. 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Sister Mary Loyola, Principal Sister Mary Ambrose, Secretary Sister Mary Anthony, Home Economics Sister Mary Benilda, English, Speech Arts Sister Mary Celinia, Freshmen 3ll Advisor Sister Mary Christopher, Sophomore 3l3 Advisor Sister Mary Consolate, Languages Sister Mary de la Salle, Sophomore 309 Advisor Sister Mary Donatilla, Senior ll7 Advisor Sister Mary Engelmunda, Librarian Sister Mary Finbarr, lunior ll4 Advisor Sister Mary Francilda, Culinary Arts! Z f Sister Mary Madonna, Iunior ll3 Advis W' QZYLAFMMA' Sister Mary Martin, Music Sister Mary Patrick, Freshmen 3lO Advisor Sister Mary Philona, Music Sister Mary Reginia, Freshmen 3l2 Advisor Sister Mary Samuella, Sophomore 305 Advisor Sister Mary Secunda, Foods Sister Mary Thomasella, Senior ll5 Advisor l3 Upper left: The Carnival Ball.,.Rigl'it: King Ger- ald Bogenberger crowns Queen Eileen Flock... Officers of the Pius XI Service Guild: Mrs. loseph Brenner, vice-president, Mrs. Leo lacobs, presi- denty Mrs. Henry Seidl, treasurer. THE SERVICE GUILD When Mother and Dad Go To School . Pius Xl Service Guild is the organization which sends parents to school once a month to look after educational, moral, and temporal aitairs that concern their sons and daughters at Pius Xl High School. Meetings of teachers and parents motivate understanding, and ad- just any difficulties that may arise in the educa- tional spheres ot students. .... Fathers and mothers, too, provide for entertainment and social events in season and out. . . . 14 THE OFFICERS Ray Krechel Lorraine Berqhammer Carol Brehrn Robert Kirchner, president PIUS XI STUDENT COUNCIL lt grew up like a mushroom. Meetings Were held early in the year, and officers were chos- en. Plans Were made for the improvement of school morale, order, and better discipline. Monitors took their stand in corridors between classes and during sessions. Alertness for oi- tenders of the rules ot school marked each council member as an apt choice for his posi- tion. . . 15 xl 'KXOYX fr was x fs emo O xi Q0 Ox S when 1 X B 100 'sw 0 on e ok Xml Religion class doinq research work in the school library. Top Row: Ruth Mary Baumann Ruthie St. Sebastian Ambition: Social Work William Donald Bauman Veggie St. Bernard Ambition: loin Army to escape pt age payment Robert L. Beechler Chief St. lude Ambition: Go on relief Richard Berens Dick St. Aloysius Ambition: Dairy Farming Lorraine Louise Berghammer Bergi St. Bernard Ambition: Physical Education Shirley Margaret Barron Irish St. Sebastian Ambition: Marriage Elizabeth Ruth Berghaus Betty St. Sebastian Ambition: O.T. lh Bottom Row: Gerald Thomas Bogenberger Bog St. Sebastian Ambition: Graduate and be as 5 as Bob Koepke if Carol Agnes Brehm Butch St. Anthony of Padua Ambition: Traveling Dolores Burghaus Lori St. Rita Ambition: Musician Margaret Therese Cibulka Marg St. Iude Ambition: Marriage Patricia Craig Pat St. Rita Ambition: Stenographer Pictured Below Row One: Mildred Eiche Milly St. Aloysius Ambition: Stenographer Shirley Louise Fitzsimmons ,,Red,, St. Rita Ambition: Navy Nurse Eileen Gertrude Flock Trudy St. Sebastian Pictured Above AHlbiilOHI ClOll'19S Top ROW: Designer lean Marie Dudenhoeter Mm-Y Fuhrman DUdY Meri St. Anthony of Padua St, Anne. Ambition: loin Waves or Ambitign: Sgcfetgfy model clothes Ralph Eberle M , Sharpie St. Sebastian Ambition: Garbage Collector Bottom Row: Mary Ann Gazo Prof Gaza' St. Anthony ot Padua Ambition: Army Nurse Francis Paul Gerlach ' ' Fran' ' Little Flower Ambition: Traveling Row Three: Harold Ioseph Hansen Harry Holy Assumption Ambition: Automobile Dealer Patricia lane Hart Pat St. Sebastian Ambition: Bachelor girl, run orphanage for negro children Norbert Hengel Norb St. Florian Ambition: Navy Ellen Mae Herda Mae Holy Assumption Ambition: Medios l9 THE CLASS OF 194 Row Two: Row Two: Dorothy Goff Dot St. Matthias Ambition: Spanish Teacher Iames Arthur Gogin Hhrnn St. Mary's of Greeniiel Ambition: Farming Dolores Mary Goldmann Goldie Holy Assumption Ambition: Secretary Ioe Hackl ,,IO,, St. Sebastian Ambition: Air Corps Pictured Above Bow Two: George Iosten The Pencil St. Bernard Ambition: Business Executive Charlotte Ethel Kewley ' 'Charlie' ' Gesu Ambition: Edit small town newspaper Alvin George Kern UAV. St. Anne lFour years perfect attendance? Ambition: Navy Flier Robert Raymond Kirchner Bob Holy Assumption Ambition: Mechanical ,Engineer Bow Three: Robert Walter Koepke Lady Legs Mother ot Good Counsel Ambition: Graduate and be as smart as l. Bogen- berger Marie Therese Kohler Coaler St, Anthony of Padua Ambition: Social Worker Rose Ann Kohls Nick Holy Cross Ambition: College Raymond Krechel HRGYH St. Bernard Ambition: Sinatra's Manager 20 Row One: Dorothy Mae Herkowski Dee Little Flower Ambition: Dietician Miriam Hodgins Doc St. Mary ot Greenfield Ambition: Doctor Rita Marie Hudson Blondie Little Flower Ambition: Receptionist Dorothy Marie Ielinske Corky St. Thomas Aquinas Ambition: Secretary Pictured Below Top Row: Iames Klein Dick Holy Assumption Ambition: Garbage Man Grace G. Knippel Gracie St. Aloysius Ambition: Cadet Nurse Bottom Row: Ioseph A. Krenz Ir. Friday Holy Assumption Ambition: Flower Growi' LeRoy Krier HROYH Holy Redeemer Ambition: Bookkeeping and Accounting Ralph Kuder Kutsie St. Bernard Ambition: To understand women Patricia Mader HPGV, St. Ioseph, Waukesha Ambition: Secretary Tap Rzwz Iames Lamboy lim St. Anthony of Padua Ambition: Rock 'Emu Beth Mildred LavinfT Betsy Holy Assumption Ambition: Bookkeeper Virginia Rita Lee Ginnie St. Rose H 'L Ambition: Secretary Alice Lentz Al St. Anne Ambition: Secretary Margaret Ellen McCarthy Red Gesu Ambition: Nurse Bottom Row: Donald Melotik Don St. Anthony ot Padua Ambition: Businessman Robert Frank Metz Bob St. Bernard Ambition: Instruction Engineer Robert Mitchell Mitch Little Flower Ambition: Farmer Audrey Moore Maud St. Rose Ambition: Secretary Ioan Mary Novotny lo St. Sebastian Ambition: Buyer tor a store Qt Senior Engfish class at the study Hamlet . A1 Right: Robert Iames Remington Biernstein Gesu Ambition: Navy Milo Schandelmeisr Bill St. Anthony ot Padua Ambition: Forestry Mary Iean Scholler Elm St. lucle Ambition: Nurse Piriured Below Top: Row: Sylvia Mary Paradise Syl St. loseph's, Waulceslia Ambition: Teacher fi Lawrence Penn Beans St. Thomas Aquinas Ambition: Drummer Iohn Pfeiier lack St. Anthony ot Padua Ambition: Travel Iohn Phelan lohnny St. Leo Ambition: Teacher 1 Ioseph Pedersen 'Pete' St. Matthias Ambition: Professional Baseball nd 22 swiftly lred on Opposite Page Two: iald Presser Don it. Aloysius irnbition: Protes- ional Baseball toy Radke Pretty Boy loly Ghost imbition: Army .liam Reddy Bill t. Sebastian imbition: Salesman 'ald Elbridqe Reiff lerry t. Catherine imbition: Reporter Jr a large paper is Reik Dee t. Matthew tmbition: Secretary Pictured Above Row One: Shirley Mary Renner Shir'l Visitation B.V.M., Elm Grove Ambition: Nursing Rita Rohde Redeem St. Rose Ambition: Secretary Ronald Rieger Ronnie St. Bernard Ambition: Actor Ruth Therese Ryan Ruthie St. Anne Ambition: Secretary Robert I czmes Saviqnac Sam Holy Cross Ambition: Meehan-- ical Engineer 23 Row Two: Arthur Schefchik Artie St. Matthew Ambition: Head Dance Band Rose Mary Schilling ,. RON St. Anthony ot Padua Ambition: Go to College Iohn Schlintz lack St. lude Ambition: Engineer Iohn Schloegel lohnnie St. Anthony ot Padua Ambition: Forestry Service George Schmidt Smit Holy Redeemer Ambition: Chemist Row Three: Ruth M. Schumacher Diddy Holy Cross Ambition: Trip to Europe Dorthy Schweitzer Swede St. Anthony ct Padua Ambition: Cadet Nurse Icrmes L. Smith Larry St. Aloysius Ambition: Author Robert Smith Crazy Lets St. Mary's,Elm Grove Ambition: Farmer Yvonne Smrz Lenny St. Matthias Ambition: Stenographer Pictured Above ' Row One: Henry Staub Hank St. Ioseph, Waukesha Ambition: Dairy Farmer George Steinhcxge Porky Holy Redeemer Ambition: Mech. Engineer or Tool Desiqnina Elsie Straessle Shorty St. Anthony ct Padua Ambition: Piano Accordian and Calculating Martha Tarnovits Marty Holy Assumption Ambition: Receptionist Iohn R. Toman Tomaine Poison Holy Ghost Ambition: Pharmacist Plow Two: n Rcw: Iahn H. Ver Vooren lack St. Ioseph's, Waukesha Ambition: Notre Dame Iames Robert Vespalec Hhmu St. Anthony ot Padua Ambition: Help my mother to my dying day Ioseph Vespcxlec Muscles St. Anthony of Padua Ambition: Hun Hardware Store Simon Vitale Sim St. Ioseph, Waukesha Ambition: Engineer in Navy Ioan Wild HIGH St. loseph, Waukesha Ambition: Secretary A in-7 7? Physics students at work in laboratory History class lookmg up statlstrcs 24 WE DEDICATE THIS PAGE . . . To William Arndt, one of the seniors, Whom the Lord saw best to call to Himself in the fall of the year. William was anxious to graduate in lune, l945, lout sickness took him to an early grave. The groups in the pictures are sections of his home room ll7, taken by the school photographer to commemorate his pres- ence there, and to preserve his associations While he lingered among them. . . 25 OFFICERS ALAN MOLGAARD ARTHUR HALEY t LLFILOFS . . THE CLASS OF 1946 Yearninas tor the days of aractuation make school days lona for 120 juniors, White mathematics, science and Ena- iish assianments trail aiona at a slow pace. . .the open road beckons to many ot the anxious ones, While stuotious ones iona for the ctay when they can follow the profession of their choice. . .a aay and iiaht-hearted crowd is the aroup of juniors which has the most actors and sport fans. . . Z6 Some of us live in 114 . . . Top row: P. C. Smith, Mary Danner, M. Iarvis, G. Henderson V Ve-spalec, I. Marine, I. Wadsedalek, B. Byrne, M. Berqenthal, M Yaklitch, B. Barthel, M. A. Semmelhack. Second row: B. Abram avsky, B. Witczak, B. Bobrowitz, D. Hilqer, F. Bruhn, G. Iorqensen I. Maloney, B. Sampon, E. Held, F. Bauer, I. Henderson. Third row: A. Chojnacki, G. Schielc, E. Pahr, I. Berens, D. Ulrich, B. Sim anis, I. Schiltz, I. White, L. Patin, D. Hartnett, D. Binlc. Fourth row: M. Rauch, A. Qhnmacht, B. Weidensee, M. Herda, L. W'eitzer M. Brenner, I. Weitzer, I. Schilling, L. Price, H. Gramlinq, B. Vel netslce. Bottom row: D. Manchester, Pt. Petershack, I. Glenchek, M Gutman, P. Tremmel, P. M. Smith, B. Hart, M. Reddy, A. Kieck- busch, G. Daleiden, C. Shinners. Absent: I. Shurr, T. Young, M Mussehl, D. Netols, I. O'Connar. ' They live in 113 . . . Top row: B. Schrank, B. Kelly, M. Betzhold, P. Hartz, P. Dundon, P. O'Lauqhlin, B. Murphy, M. Petryka, M. Landisch, M. Schmitz, P. Susek. Second row: T. Schoonenberq, I. Seidl, G. Beinders, D. Mullen, I. Marter, B. Hixon, I. Gerlach, H. Overland. Third row: I. Iacobs, F. Busch, D. Coqhlan, T. McCue, K. Waliqorski, B. Arta- basy, T. Fitzpatrick, V. Kirchner. Fourth row: M. Linscott, S. Muel- ler, M. Schauman, B. New, I. Schuerman, M. Gaurke, I. Zattiro A. Baehme, R. Meylor, M. Schandelmeier. Bottom row: I. Lee, M. Burant, M. Bademacher, B. Zodrow, I. Neuman, S. Sornmerteld G. Moschetz, B. Volz, S. Debelack. Absent: D. Delfeld, G. Flynn L. Glanoey, R. Havey, I. Knippel, I. LaBodie, I. Peschek, R. Roy D. Schweiqer, B. Siegfried. 1 1 1 1 27 Sophomore 305 . . . Top row: B. Gavin, G. G'Connor, D. Bantz, D. Belongia, P. l-lenolerson, I. Gary, N. Clark, M. Paulus. Second row: D. Oliver, D. Hintz, I. Berg, I. Fleming, l-l. Schutten, I. Fink. Third row: B. Pleischrnan, B. Pfister, E. Bethlce, K. Latter, I. Fitzgerald, B. Bouchard, I. Collins. Fourth row: L. Mitten, D. Uscholol, R. Koller, H. Boehles, B. Arnans, M. Steitens, M. Crane. Bottom row: B. Egan, B. Langan, D. Scholler, C. Kovacelc, K. Herda. Missing: S. Wyrnelenherg, D. Curley, W. Aukoter. Sophomore 309 . . . Top row: B. Beisolorter, B. Gogin, I. Iarvis, I. Thompson, I. Hastings, L. Flock, L. Buioll, M. Grarnann. Second row: D. Grarnann, B. Kremer, T. Furhman, B. Wiese, G. Loeitler, B. Seidl, W. Gruher, B. Byron. Third row: V. Petershack, l-l. Marlciewicz, I. Teuschl, T. Murphy, D. Schlintz, D. Welsh, B. Bennett, T. Woitlcewicz. Fourth row: B. Bose, E. Brophy, I. Wittemann, P. Kernoll, T. Kieclclousch, M. Boehrne, D. Wallace, I. Sohiessl. Bottom row: B. Marks, G. Vespalec, M. Lavin, I. l-lornalc, M. Ehnert, B. Murphy, T. Breister. 78 OFFICERS RICHARD BARRON JOHN OTTUSCH WILLIAM SCHUERMAN kS0plz0m0res . TWO YEARS MORE UNDER THE WINC Sophomore 313 . . . Top row: R. Barron, R. Murphy, P. Rossbach, T, Savianac, E. Ianssen, Second row: M. Guadaani, V. Hoppe, E. Blando, B. Stanners, T. Ket- chum, W. Bayliss, I. Theisen. Third row: B. Moeller, E. Shannon, P. Schiessel, S. Drexler, E. Gamalski, B. Zielinski, A. Krauss. Bottom row' P. Hackett, C. Buchanan, P. Rlotka, R. Boldt, I. Kaiser, A. Bauer. l 29 CT OFFICERS DONALD VAN ZEELAND PAUL RGHDE RICHARD HORVATH ,files men . A CLASS or 1948 Freshmen 311 . . . Top row: L. Brodzinski, I. Enqelhardt, I. Wickler, B. Pluck, M. Schweiqer, M. Wojtkiewicz, V. Pisarski, L. New, N. Novotny. Second row: R. Zylke, I. Carnitz, L. Wieneke, R. Dougherty, H. Nesbitt, I. O'ReillV, I. Perpich, F. Howell. Third row: I. Rink, E. Skorupa, A. Heiser, F. Gehrinq, R. Stoettner, R. Iohnson, H. Koilowski, R. Hanrahan. Fourth row: M. Quia- ley, D. Birmingham, R. Szejna, V. Garvey, A. Loqan, R. Duper, I. Ure- vich, L. Weir. Bottom: M. Iacobi, C. Graf, M. Raap, R. Bieniewski, M Davis, B. Keller, D. Price. Missing: B. Berry, G. Merlin, R. Merlin L. Knaui, I. Quesnell, H. Litza, T. Russo, M. Meuer. 30 Seniors of 1948 l ed- Freshmen 310 . . . Top row: B. Wadinski, M. Frank, M. Clouse, V. Baap, P. Eqide, P. ..u ike, I. Zinn, G. Kriofske, B. Buczynski, M. Bisiau, H. Dombrowski. Sec- ond row: I. Barihel, T. Gill, I. Miller, B. Hermann, I. Dodich, B. Schiller, K rloer T Wissina, I. Sirenski. Third row: B. Kovach, D. Thompson, I Shinners B. Melotik, I. Zimmer. hl k B. e , . d B. Wren, I. Curran, . , C. Kralick, B. Svene , D. Van Zeelan , d , M. Furiner, D. Lach, : l. Peirowiak, N Fourth row: B. Chu Y B. Berens, A. Becker, I. Smith, M. Baue. Bottom row S. Bykowski, A. Hartmann, A. Ullsperqer, K Surqes, P. Vespalec, Franke, I. Iost. 312 . Seniors of 1948 Paradise B Freshmen . . Top row: V. Quiizow, C. Kelly, P. Delie, P. Amans, B. ., . Schmitz, B. Smith, I. Hagen, B. Straessle. Second row: L. Girnler, E. Darava, B. Griffin, B. Bucci, B. Kain, B. Kasel, T. Moore. Third row: I. Arend, L. Schroeder, D. Zellner, D. Belland, B. Delleld, B. Lenfz, I. Zodrow, I. Weiizer, W. Puerner. Fourth row: L. Viiek, B. Kruk, E. Benkey, l n, B. Beinders, I. Maney. Bottom row: ' l ard, I. Scoialeiti, K. Duckhorn, B. O so I. Schmelinq, F. Fox, F. Bomaine, D. Mo-qa G. Donovan, L. Krenz, A. Girzeskowski. 31 2 r .,,,,,W .., .-.Muay 4 fm . . . ., 4 fiifgifg' , 5 Wy, 4 0 A6 fw ,, CWB OCRCWIQWI QV . ...rw Jw w N ...ia w 'vmfw -V - Enigwf .H .. v rf ,..,, . x':L5iW Bevel: B X agmpwwg ?1f9??fffi1i'ffV 2 fm aa. me V . fy ffz , 1 .,., X .V,, W . Q 5 . . THE CLASS OFl 'I ' ' ifw2f5 , f QW -4 ML 1 .. ilv . B -':, 3 K mf 1 Y . . - . lll- p r any .,:1: J . V. Baksa M. Bauman E. Berg R. Birmingham S. Biwer, W. Boldt E. Bootz D. Braun R. Buero M. Burns B. Curran R. Debelack M. Deianovich F. Delield E. Drexler P. Dwyer I. Eberhardy M. Ewig 9 4 4 T. Farrell C. Franke I. Ganiere G. Gehring C. Goyette I. Gramling I. Grundl F. Haqenau T. Heaton M. Held S. Held R. Herkert M. Kelly N. Kelly K. Krostaq B. Langenohl D. Lauer 'RA' T -T-ner-nll NIRCHY o J OTHIN U15 rom an unorganmed w s-ta-tes a iaw ton e mport n e o tu no n resu whach every of the xrsi 1 rsdnca mst: iee vga n 1 s erect some Ju which shail g a a Bfthfdf fulf Ima THE SODALITY At the qrotto ot Qur Lady culrninatina ac- tivities take place each year at the end ot May, when the sodality prefect crowns Mary as Queen ot May. . .Vera Baksa is shown above placina a crown on the statue ot Cur Lady. ln the picture below it she is attended by Ruth Buero. ln vestrnents ready tor Holy Mass is The Reverend Henry Huppert, torrner curate and teacher at Pius. . . V L Sodality Office Personnel Sitting: Rita Rohde, Literature Chairman ...Eileen Flock, Publicity Chairman. .. Audrey Moore, president, C.S.M.C.... Shirley Barron, secretary. .Patricia Hart, Chairman ot Eucharistic...Ruth Schu- macher, Our Lady Cornrnittee. First row standing: Donald Van Zeeland, C. Graf, P. Plotka, T. Moore, loseph Vespalec, Elizabeth Berghaus, Prefect .... Henry Staub, Ray Krechel, Elaine Barthel, Ber- nard Berry...Back row: Yvonne Srnrz, lohn Ver Vooren, Georae Vespalec, lohn Seidl, Simon Vitale, Probert Kirch- ner, president, Student Council, Mildred ljiche. . . 34 Sodcxlity Activities . At the grotto which stands near the entrance to the grounds.. . .The instal- lation ceremonies early in the year were very impressive. . .the chapel event began with a hymn. . .the strains of On this day, O beautiful Mother . .. then followed o short exhortation to the Stella Maris group of sodalists... Father l-luopert and Vera Baksa in front of the Morrison Hotel after the SSCA ...Father loseph De Maria gives to the newly-elected officers their insignia of authority as they stand at the railing. . .A mission quiz was featured at St. Stans with Donald Presser tlower centerl as Pius' champion representative ..several scenes caught lov the carnera-rnan conclude the views.. .. 35 THOSE WHO EDIT THE SCHOOL'S NEWS . t Press Club . . . Top row: Huqh Nesloitt, Earl Bethke, Thomas Fitzpatrick, David Hartnett, Iames Lee Csport editori, Earl lanssen, Frank Bauer. Second row: Ianet Shurr, Kath- leen Herda, Marion Raue, Shirley Fitzsimmons, Ellen Herda, Charlotte Kewley, ' ' c ' ' R th G ' El ie Straessle, Rosemary Schillinq, Iessie Schilling. Third row. u oqin, s Benita Stanners, Ioan Hastings, Rosemary Murphy, Shirley Mueller, Mary Linscott. Sitting: Iames Larnboy, Patricia Hart CEditorl Iulia Hornak, Agatha Bauer, Shirley Sommerteld, Helen Gramlinq, Marcella Schandelmeier, loan Schloeael. Quill and Scroll Members, 1945 . . . Standing are Charlotte Kewley, Patricia Hart, Ruth Schumacher, and lames Lee. . .Helen Gramlinq sits as she looks at an award re- ceived tor accomplishments in the field of publications. .Elsie Straes- eted prize. . . 36 sle looks pleased to see the cov- PRESS CLUB CARRIES ON Eagerness to help the metal drive evi- denced itself in the scrapping of old cuts. . copper half-tones and zincs yield to pliers or whatever instrument was available for the process. . .Studying the makeup of the Milwaukee papers. . .learning the various types oi writings found in a newspaper keeps the freshmen journalists busy for several weeks...Magazines such as the Shield. . .Queens Work. . .and Education for Victory interest the heads of school or- ganizations in the lower picture. 37 Speech Interests Future Defenders of the American Way of Life. , I l . .. i i S X X The Douglas Club . . . T'p row: R. Hermann, L. Wieneke, R. Dougherty, B. Kam, T. Gill, I. Col lins, l.. Price, Second row: I. O'He1lly, R. lohnson, l-i.Kotlowsk1, l..G1mle1, l, Zimmer, R. Zylke, D. Wallace. Third row: l. Rink, D. Thompson, D. Bel- lani, I. Curran, F. Gehring, R. Wren, A. Boehme. Bottom row: I. Dodich, E. Held, R. Sarnpon, Ralph Kuder, I. Ottusch. Missing: George Ftoblee, Vlfilliam Puerner, lohn Thibert, Thomas Ketchum, Ruth Schumacher, Shu' lay Mueller, lohn Theisen, N. Hladilelc, Bernard Berry. Debaters in Huddle on Voting tor 18-year-olds . . . At rcslrum is Norbert Hladilek, president of the Douglas Club. . .seated are Robert Sampon, manager ot the Club, lohn Seidl, Herman Schutten ...Looking on from the rear are Harold Marlciewicz, lulia Hornalc, Shir ley Mueller, Thomas Ketchum, and William Puerner. lt is with pride the school looks upon its debaters and speakers, since they are the salesmen of the school, and put themselves out with a sacrifice when they attend speech activities and tournaments. Long hours of prepara- tion are required tor the forensic events which they are engaged in during the year. The Douglas Club is proud ot its achievements. 33 f x N I Forensics Train Youth to Live and Speak the American Ideals Marquette Law School played host to the young speakers of the schools of the city when a mock senate was held in the fall of the year. . .Robert Sarn- pon, speaking for his group, is introducing a bill to inflict punishment on War criminals according to the gravity of the offense. . .to the left is a scene featuring Alvernia-Pius debate with Norbert Hladilek at the ros- trurn. . .Thomas Ketchum is at the speaker's stand with the flag at his side in a picture below. Above and below are pictures of action in the mock senate fea- turing the grand court room of the law school. 39 THE PLAY'S THE THING Acting has been a popular thing at Pius. . .large groups of eager play-ac- tors have enrolled year after year. Une act plays, tull evening plays, verse drama, declamations and mimes. . .all these constitute the program of the dra- matic classes. . .At the right are Rita Rohde, Thomas Ketchum, and Kenneth Waligorski, who performed in the one- act play Si, Si, Senorita . . .Below are sitting Mary Brenner, loan Olenchek, and Patricia Hartz, While Patricia O'- Laughlin and Arthur Haley stand as they pose tor a setting from Nobody Sleeps. The cast in the Verse drama They Al- so Serve is grouped at the leit. . .along the Wall on stair from the top down are Donald Manchester, Ralph Kuder, Robert Sampon, Robert Remington, Ernest Held, Iohn Theisen, Hugh Nesbitt, lames Collins, Thomas Ketchum, Harold Markiewicz and lulia Hornalc. . .to the lett of them on the stairs are Iohn Thibert, Martin Heingartv ner, David Welsh, lohn Teuschl, Louise Price, Donna Wallace, and Agnes Boehme ...Shirley Mueller is sitting at the toot of the group. 40 lnior Drccmcxtists . . . p row: Betty Moeller, I. Engelhurdt Delie, I. Hedberg, E, Gomfilski, Egan, E. Shannon, P. Scliiessel, Drexler, P. Luedtke, M. Schweiger, cond x-ow: I. Kaiser, R. Boldt, P. stlcci, M. Elinert, D. Schlintz I. Kor- z, R. Artgbrisy, R. Witczk, R. Hor- tli. Third row: I, Grfry, N. Clark, Paulus, I. Urevich, L, Weir, I. Zotf 3, M. A. Gczuerlce, T. Russo, B. L. rrt. Fourth row: M. Fronk, P. Am- s, A. Heiser, D. Belongiu, l.. Flock, Novotny, D. Birmingham, B. Kel- ', B. Rose. Bottom row: P. Ronde. Grfit, C. Kovocek, S. Pcircidiso, I. ild, M. Iukolivis, M. Dfivis, G. Ves lec. Scenes from the yectr's procluction, Iobnny on the Spot gre given below, groups ot ctctors gre pictured in ot few ot the im- portctnt scenes ot the wor ploy. At the extreme right is scene trom the Potssion Plcty with Robert Remington cts the centurion. Robert wgs ct member ot the Ccttholic Droimcttic Movement in his lost two yeotrs ot nigh school. es to BRASSES POSE Thomas Breister Lewis Wieneke V. Garvey Donald Netols lnstrumental music has its place in the lite ot a high school, Where it serves its several purposes. . .it gives en- tertainment. . .it has cultural value. . .it may be a hobby for some students. . .it adds to the school's assets. Pius has a large number ot students interested in voice as well as in instrumental performance. Chorus Work. . .and solo presentations find their place onthe numerous programs throughout the year. Senior Glee Club . . Top row: I. Dudenhoefer, A. Boehrne, L, Price, M. I, Gutman, I. Neuman, H. Rohde D. Schweitzer. Second row: D. Ielinske, B. New, M. Schaurnan, M. Petryka, I. Tracy, I. Shurr, P, Mader. Third row: P. C. Smith, M. Betzhoid, M. Schmitz, M, L. Iarvis, P. Dun- don, E. Byrne, M. Kohler. Bottom row: M. L. Reddy, M. Rademacher, A. Kieckbusch, R. Meylor, A. Moore, M. Brenner. Pius XI Orchestra . . . Outer row: H. Kovcrck, A. Heiser, K. Krolik, E. Stroressle, B. Amcxns, M. Schweiq- er, R. Ariobosy, L. Penn, B. Witczok, R. Klein, T. Breister, L. Wieneke. Inside circle: M. Eiche, Y. Snirz, I. Weitzer, F. Howell, I. Tomon, N. Hloclilek, M. Schmitz, I. Q'Connor, M. Lovin. Iunior Choristers . . . Top row: I. Zinn, M. Grciniornn, M. Henderson, L. Mitten, D. Uschold, M. Schwei- qer, I. Wrobleski, B. Stroessle, L. New. Second row: E. Chudy, V. Beisclorfer, V. Hoop, L. Brodzinski, M. Wojikewicz, I. Iorvis, G. Krioiski, I. Thompson, G. C'Connor, B. Szejno, B. Bieniewski. Third row: D. Price, D. Vfolloce, P. Ves- pczlec, D. Sclwoller, C. Groi, M. Iolcobi, H. Dornbrowski, E. Brophy, S. Pykowski. Fourth row: I. Scoiqleiti, E. Benkey, N. Surqes, K. Duckhorn, B. Svehlek, I. Vfitte- rnonn, M. Poulus, N. Clork, M. Lovin, L. Ruicll. Fiiih row: I. Wickler, L. Viiek B. Qlson, A. Becker, H. Berens, E. Bloindo, H. Boehles, R. Kruk, I. Schiessl, M. Boop. Bottom row: A. Ullsperqer, T. Kieckbuscln, P. Kerncll, M. Boehrne, K. Fronke, I. Iost, R. Buczynski, D. Bontz. f A. Lutzen . aff fy CM 6 OCRGWIQWI F' we Zif R. McDiarmid M. Maloney A '1': A. Marks E. Meloiik M. Monohan W. Murphy M. Nesbitt . I. Murray M. Pedersen M B. Perlaczynsl I. Raiec . A ww, , A V. Renner I. Riley M. Rohde Wg, P. Ruidl . E. Ryan 5 1 -'-:'.' ' 'ug' 3:52,-Z 0 is M ' C. Ryan . THE CLASS OF 1944 -..Mr W S y 9 R. Schaenzer ...N I. Schneider 'W 'gg if I L. Schuermax MM 'W' I M. Seftar My M' 4 G. Seidenstri. M. Seidl 5 A fl Z' if 5 F. smnh .1 4 I I -',.. .. ...,, 1 R. Smith ,K Y V Q' ii R. . ..Re :L sie . A H. Tfemmel . -... 5. . ,-V-in.: .-:l-i ltv- 5 I , N . . . p5. .Q i Ef , Q A. Vespqlec ' X A. Vespalec Q ' Q . A E. Voltz P. Wambach R. Zodrow G. Coyeite li Y?-VQWXOXX X9 'Q V0 Q bio 0085 obkge xo X Noe A '0 9 X5 o 0 a e-he 'cove a wha ldoakwl 9 e x e at c 0 a doe! '60 W iw ke 9 akew xv 9' mfg goo '4 o ace The Pan-American Club . . . Standing: I. Hacki, I. Vespaiec, Ioseph Vespaiec, D. Presser, R. Smith, R. Klein, E. McCarthy, V. Hoppe, R. Metz. Sitting: F. Bruhn, N. Hiadilek, E. Herda, I. Zaffiro. Science Tops at Pius . . . Back row: A. Becker, E. McCarthy, A. Ullsperqer, I. Iost, P. M. Smith, R. Horvath. Second row: B. Egan, M. Schweiqer, E. Barthei, D. Be-lonqia, I. Hastings, W. Schuerman. Front row: H. Stauh, R. Metz, R. Peterschak, G. Schmitt, I. Schlintz, I. Maloney. ibero-Arnerica has become the popuiar study of senior and junior students at Pius, who tor an entire year have qiven active attention to our South Amercian neiahbor. Around Pan-American day about thirty students participated in the ioicarner- ai congress heid at St. Stans, tor the furtherance oi better understanding ot the Latin American countries. Sister Mary Donatiiia is the sponsor and moderator oi the club. Lovers ot science have opportunities to carry on their favorite iieid since Pius has tour years oi science to oiier. Each year an outstanding student receives the Bausch- Lomh rnedai. The candidate tor 1945 is Henry Stauh. Eager ior the study oi science has been pressed on hy the present War, Where it plays such an irnportant role. The club is directed by Sister Mary de ia Salle. 46 CULTURAL PURSUITS ATTRACT YOUTHFUL MINDS Today art gives youth increased power of expression and communication, a great range ot emotional and intellectual ex periences. . .the chance to portray not only the pleasant but also the horrifying, the beautiful and ugly. . .the opportunity to por- tray ilights ot imagination, creativity and destruction. ...As a member of a corporate body, youth has his personal training toward non-verbal expression such as is expressed in posters, cartoons, dramatic settings and presentations. . .Which in this age are necessary tor quick dispatch ot verbal emergencies. Sketcho Club . . Top row: Mary Brenner, Helen Gram- ling, Ioan Neuman, Mary lane Gut- man, Rita Rohde, Second row: Ei- leen Flock, Patricia Smith, Margaret Schmitz, Virginia Hoppe, Ruth Schu- macher. Bottom row: Robert Arta- basy, Al Choinacki, George losten, George lorgenson, Eugene Daleiden. Iunior Artists . . . Top row: lohn Berens, Robert lohn- son, Ronald Stoettner, loseph Kelly, loseph Barthel, Thomas Euhrrnan. Second row: Rosemary Dupor, Rose- mary Langan, Nancy Surges, Arlet- ta Hartmann, Robert Melotik, Lester Schroeder. Third row: Eileen Shan- non, Shirley Drexler, lcrnet Hagen, Robert Kovack, Donald Van Zeeland, Edward Skorupa. Bottom row: Bern- ard Kremer, Gerald Loettler, Robert Schiller, Robert Fleischrnan, George Vespalec. 47 Top row: Lucille Ruidl, C. Ko' lean Witternan, P. Korndl. I row: Rose Schmitz, B. Reisdori Schweiqer, D. Bantz, L. Flocl- tom row: P. Hart, Eileen Brop Franke M. Ehnort. RED CROSS WORKERS WHO DO THINGS Art Activities . . . Rita Rohde and Eileen Flock are working at Water color sketches. . both are conternplatinq on enter! ina an art career. Several major projects have been undertaken by both and have successfully ended with favorable cornment in their favor. The Gothic window set be- low was designed and executed by Mary Brenner and Patricia Smith with the assistance ot Lester Schroeder .... lt was used as a background in a Christmas olay and later tor the Crib. The rock work tor the Crib settinq was done by Lester Schroeder and Ioseph Barthel with the help ot Gerald lurkiewicz. The statues at the Crib are white plaster ot Paris. The rocks were sprinkled with silver metallics and white ternpera powe der. USEFUL ARTS PLYING NEEDLE SCISSORS A ND THREAD . . Sewing Class at Work. . .in the fore- ground are Dolores Uschold, Ioan Zinn, Carol Kelly, Constance Buchanan, and Ruth Buczynski. Busy hands at work for the Pied Cross . . .cutting bed jackets. . . sewing and basting. . .the girls at work are from left to right Iean Wittmann, Theresa Kiechbusch, Eileen Brophy and Mary Ehnert.. . . Another group of seamstresses learn- ing to knit, sew, crochet, and tat. . .At the front desks are Mary- Ann Clouse and Rose Schmitz. . .in the second row behind them are Irma Petrowiak and Shirley Dietrich . .. beyond these sit Mary Ristau and Ioyce Srnith,vPatricia Craig is sewing at the extremefiright. . . V NL, Top row: R. Barron, B. Reinders, L. Bergharnmer, S. Bar- I. ron, B. Hart, P. Vespalec, D. Hartnett, I. Seidl. Second row: R. Schmitz, C. Graf, I. Kaiser, I. Hastings, M. Lin- scott, B. Berghaus, M. Schandelmeier. Third row: C. Brehm V. Vespalec, R. Boldt, H. Gramling, M. l-lerda, K. Herda, S. Renner. Bottom row: D. Schlintz I. Schlintz, P. Trernrnel, P. M. Smith, I. Ver Vooren, Cpresidentl R. Melotik. :Ek ower left: Father Huppert with a group of picknickers at Golden Lake-...center inset shows Pius' lassies sit- ting for a picture after the prom.. .on the right are dish- washers Will Bauman, Robert Penske, and Ronald Rie- ger who pride themselves on a deed of charity which they performed by helping their mothers do the dishes at a school event. SOCIAL EVENTS ARE SPONSORED BY THE SPIRIT CLUB For several years a group of students have under- taken the arduous task of planning and arranging the larger school socials. . .the club is known as the Spirit Club tor reasons which are obvious.. 50 Scenes from the Sadie Hawk- ins Dance with groups of clan- cers caught in the flash of the bulb of the camera fiend. .. SPOOKS AND SPIRITS PARADE IN THE FALL . Each year in the autumn. . .around the Halloween nights Pionites plan tor a customary dance somewhat more common than the regular school dance. . .we wear odd togs, we dance to weird music, and we bob for apples too... 51 A scene in the kitchen with Bet- ty Keller, Patricia Delie, Eileen Benkey, and Virginia Pisarski pre- paring part of the school lunch. At the right are some boys doing KP. duty in the dining room after the second shift of lunchers had left.. . . SODALISTS MEET AT THEIR ANNUAL EVENT As years the Eagles' Millior Dollar Ball room was the scene of the city sodalists. . .the Lourdes Ball in for mal attire. . .juniors and seniors frorr Pius and other juniors and seniors frorr sister schools of the city. in other Our Lady's statue in the ball roorr is being decorated by a group of so dalists. Iohn Pfeiffer and Dorothy Schweitzei . . .Mary Mussehl and lack Ver Voorer pose for the camera man. Iack Ver Vooren and Mary Musseh with Ronald Wiczak and his lady are chatting in a nook of the bali room. Vernon Kirchner, Kenneth Waligor ski, and Thomas McCue have invite: their friends from sister-schools of Su rna to the Lourdes Ball. . THE LOURDES BALL for A group of Socialists is Waiting the next dance. . .chatting about the lovely time they are having on that one important Suma affair. . .the long a- waited Lourdes Ball. ln the lower group are Pionites Rich- ard Murphy and Ianet Shurr. . .Patricia Dundon and Gerald Flynn. . .Roman Volz and Ioan LaBodie. . .in the upper group are Helen Gramling and Robert Shinners. . .Iohn Fink and Ioan Neu- man... Still posing for pictures are Patricia 'Trernrnel and Iarries Lee . . . Helen Gramling and Robert Shinners. . . be- hind them are Patricia Smith and Frank Bauer. . . Refreshments are in place. . .Robert Kirchner and Mildred Eiche, George ' d Lorraine Bergharnmer, Vespalec Schmidt an Moore and Ioseph f main floor of Audrey are in the lunch nook o ll Room. . . the Eagles Ba At last the lona-awaited event arrived! . . .the day ot the prom came early in the year. . .ln lanuary so it could be enjoyed tn peace and calmness. . .before the rush ot the end-up. . .Norbert l-lenael became the popular man ot the day. . .he chose Ellen l-lerda to accompany him to the beautiful ball room chosen for the purpose at the Wauwatosa Women's Club. . .the ette ot the last prom. . .nearly one hundred Plonites and their escorts enjoyed the happy school event. . . lUNIORS...SENIORS...1-END THE PROM 1945 Forrnals .... gay colored gowns .... flowers, corsages .... happy iaces and smiles. Frank Bauer and Patricia Smith are tripping their way to the lunch room, while at the right King Norbert is crowning Queen Ellen, as Audrey Moore and Ioseph Vespalec look on. . .in the lower spread are prom couples... loseh Vespalec and Audrey Moore, Robert Kirchner and Mil- dred Eiche, King Norbert l-lengel and Queen Ellen Herda, merg- ing into the grand march. . .to the right are larnes Vespalec and Ruth Bauman, Gerald Bogenberger and Eileen Flock. . . C VLC! CLVBCJDRQWTQW1 QV' . . . THE CLASS M. Kossow M. Kremer D. Krostcxg R. Lasek I. La Tona E. Lex M. Markiewicz I. Marine D. Berqhamm P. Bonin N. Botsch E. Braun E. Diebold L. Donnolly I. Drees E. Flaig O F 1 9 L. Franke I. Glcmcey P. Halter S. Helier Y. Hodsdon R. Holsom W. Ianssen C. King YS XXX YM!! 9 BTG 0 -'Smeg 'iXNdx'l ebfsaqsxo Xe who SEASON STATISTICS P. O.P. Pius XI vs. Marquette 6 20 Pius XI vs. St. Iohn 0 13 Pius XI vs. Messmer 7 I6 Pius XI vs. St. Francis 7 7 Pius XI vs. St. Catherine 20 I3 G.P. W. I.. T. T.P: O.T.P: PCT: 5 1 3 I 40 69 .250 INDIVIDUAL SCORING T. E.P. T.P. Don Presser ...... 4 4 28 Ioe Hacki .... . . . I - 6 Bob Metz ........ I -- 6 ' non-Conference tilt with St. Benedict P. O.P. Pius XI vs. St. Benedict 7 0 INDIVIDUAL SCORING T. E.P. T.P. Bob Smith ........ I 1 7 CONFERENCE SCORING T. E.P. T.P. Martin .... Messmer ...... 9 - 54 Brenan. . . Marquette ..... 7 5 47 Presser. . .Pius XI .... . . . 4 4 28 Ryan ..... Marquette ..... 4 ---' 24 Home-coming festivities began with a pep rally in the gym October 20. . .on Qctober 22 the parade with all the trimmings you would like to see. . .at 2 p.m. was the game with Messmer ...and in the evening occurred the dance with the crowning of Audrey Moore as the home-coming queen escorted by Ioseph Vespaiec Cpictured abovel. 59 l Varsity Basket Ball . . . Letter Men . . . Fitzqerald, Bouchard, Henael, Upper right, Norbert l-lenqelg center right, Bernard Olen- Presser, Boqenberqer, Vespalec, chelcg left to right, Gerald Boqenberqer, Iames Vespalec, Maloney, Molqaard Ierorne Maloney, Donald Presser, I. Fitzqerald. Individual Scoring Molqaard, q 6 E GP FG FT F TP Abramotsky, q 8 Q Presser, t l4 53 33 29 l39 Hartnett, t O l Maloney, t l4 22 24 l7 68 Bouchard, a O E Bogenberqer, q 14 23 21 32 67 G. Vespalec, q O K Olenchek, c 14 l2 l9 20 43 Kirchner, t l K Fitzgerald, t l4 7 3 6 l7 Lee, q U C Henqel,f 7 5 5 ll l5 Qliver, q O I Couqhlin, g 7 2 6 l8 IU 4' A - - I. Vespalec, q l3 2 5 l9 9 7 376 60 HOOPSTERS TELL THEIR STORY Pius Pius Pius Pius Pius Pius Pius Pius Pius Pius Pius Pius Pius Pius Season Statistics Conference Standmg P OP St. Stanislaus 25 34 Marquette Marquette l7 45 St. Stanislaus St. Francis 20 32 Messrner Messmer 33 49 St. Johns St. Benedict 38 27 St. Francis St. Catherine 20 24 Pius Xl St. lohns 35 27 St. Catherine St. Stanislaus 22 23 St. Benedict Marquette 33 36 St. Francis l9 2l Messrner 33 48 St. Benedict 25 27 St. Catherine 30 21 St. lohns 26 32 75 446 Bl Calisthenics prepare all girls at Pius tor a better health program with two periods a Week in the gym for all classes. . .games like basket ball, volley ball have their turn on the program. . .tumbling, jumping, too, are in order. Under the capable instruction ot Miss Adele Artinian, the girls have become most en- thusiastic and eager for their classes. Besides regular gym hours, dancing in the form ot ballet and tap are taught those who are interested. 62 When the Pionian '45 beqan its trip for the year, funds for the output ot the annual were needed. Busy solicitors got afoot and sold advertisinq space. Pic- tured above in a place of honor is Virginia Quitzow, freshman, champion ad seller, asking Thomas Breis- ter, sophomore, for a hand in the matter. 63 M. Malsch B. Mehring M. Meylor I. Murphy I. New E. Nickel A. Rademache L. Reading nc! CWQ ,q26Wl6Wl QI . THE CLASS OF 19' S. Rehberger M. Rohatsch D. Schcxumcm F. Schauman D. Schultz R. Seidenstricker R. Shurr L. Stachowiak M. Strobel I. Svehlek M. Welke A. Wieneke 64 SENICDRS 115 . . THE CRADLE ' Sanitary Soda Water Co. 1430 So. 69th Street West Allis 16. Wisconsin Taste Tells Gr 3620 A FRIEND Compliments from STUART AMERICAN LINEN SUPPLY CO. - Towel cmd Linen Service For every Requirement 1003 W. North Ave. Concord 3636 i65'... I FRESHMAN ROOM 310 4 FRIENDS Greetings from the TOWN MARKET Phone Broadway 3223 GERMIX ENGINEERING CO. TOOL AND GENERAL MACHINE WORK Hilbert Gerlach 1034 W. Somers Street Edward Meixelsberqer Milwaukee 5. Wis. WEST END FOOD SHOP 517 North 76th Street Wauwutosu. Wisconsin Bl. 5241 I. H. BECKER 6 SONS FUNERAL HOMES West Lisbon Ave. at N. 54 St. 1545 N. 12th Street Ma. D463 Graduaies '45 SEE TYPEWRITER AND ADDING MACHINES EXCHANGE, INC. for Rented Office Appliances Machines by the Month To Use In Home Practice 759 N. Plankinton Ave. 736 N. Second Street Telephone Daly 6889 It Has Been a Pleasure to Photograph the Senior Class of Pius XI. 1945 Seniors' negatives are saved and duplicate orders can be placed at any time. MORRISON STUDIO 536 W. Wisconsin Ave. Wisconsin Theatre Bldg. ...671 BROUW'ER'S SHOE STORE 7223 W. Greenfield Ave. West Allis, Wisconsi Compliments of MEYER ICE CO. The Store of Friendly Servic CLIFFORD L. PUGH PHARMACIST 5601 W. North Avenue Milwzuk ee. Wisconsin BORGWARDT FUNERAL HOME West Allis, Wis. 1603 So. 81st Street Greenfield 2010 Phone Blfcodwoy 9287 THE GROSS COMPANY HOME AND FARM FOOD FREEZERS 212 W. Michigan St. Milwaukee 3. Wis. BONA DEA BEAUTE SALON 5012 W. Center Street Open Thursday and Friday Evenings Phone Hilltop 8581 Gebhard - Berghammer. Inc. General Contractors 5420 W. State St. Milwaukee, Wisc. CHINA AND SILVERWARE KITCHEN EQUIPMENT S. J. Casper Co., Inc. 845 N. Plankinton Ma 6640 Milwaukee -68- COMPLIMENTS . . . IUNIORS 115 EDWARD ABRAMOESKY ........... WILLIAM BOBROWITZ ............ ELAINE BERTHEL ................. FRANK BAUER ...................... IOHN BERENS ........................... MARILYN BERGENTHAL ...... MARY BRENN ER ..........,........ FRED BRUHN .....v.....1......... ETHEL BYRNE ..,..... Q AL CHOINACKI ......... EUGENE FOI-IR .,............,....,. HELEN GRAMLING ........,........ MARY IANE GUTMANN ,......,. BETTL LOU HART ............... DAVID HARTNETT ........., ERNEST HELD .................... GWEN HENDERSON ..,,. IAY HENDERS-ON ........ Milktoost ......... Cctssdnovc1 B111 ,..... Miss Personolity ,,,.,.,,.,,.,..... Drecrmer .,,,......I. Tiny Tim .................... B1ondie ...... Shortin' Bread .............. The Bruin ....... Kentucky Byrne ....,... 2nd Walt Disney ,..,,........ Skyscroper ........... Grem1in ......... Sunshine ,............... Smokie .................... Do:r1ing ....,,.. Grompc1 Grcxf ................. Ginger MARILYN HERDA ......,... ......... B usy Bee DONALD I-IILGER ............. ....... ' 'Sleepy Gus MARY DOU IARVIS ............. .................. ' 'Little Lulu GEORGE IORGENSON ........... ........,.......... ' 'Rembrandt II ANNA KIECKBUSCH ,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,, ' 'Little Orphctn Annie IEROME MALONEY ................, .......................... ' 'All Star DONALD MANCHESTER ......... .................. ' 'The Voice IANE MARINE ,,,,,,,,,,,,,.A,,.,,.,, ..,... ' 'Mdrine's Delight ALLAN MOLGAARD ........ ....... ' 'Another Rock MARY TO MUSSEHL ........... ..................... ' 'Io-Io DONALD NETOLS .................. ........... ' 'S1'1CIrDie IACOUELINE O'CONNOR .....,,v. ARLEYN E OHNMACHT .,v.... IOAN OLENCHEK ............,.... LEO PATIN ....,,....,,,v.....,......,..... RICHARD PETERSHACK ......... ..,.... .... LOUISE PRICE .............,..,... MARIANNE RAUCH ....... MARY LOU REDDY .......... ROBERT SAMPON ....... ...........,,,, Iockie , ...............,.................. Omar ............................ Crocker Ictck Huntin', Fis1'1in', or ! ! 1 Abner .....,... A1woys Reddy -- Semper Pcxrortus GERALD SCHIEK ,..,..,....,........ ......................................................... ' 'Shiek IACK SCHLITZ .,,,,,,I,,,,..............,,.. ........ ' 'Sling-shot Schlitz MARY ANN SEMMELHACK ..,,,.... .................. ' 'Knitterbug CARL SHINNERS ..............,.....,,..,.. ........ ' '114's Bob Wolker IANET SHURR ......................,.. ............................. ' 'Sure RUSSELL SIMONIS ....... ....................... ' 'Rusty PAT C. SMITH .....,..... ........ ' 'Petite PAT SMITH .............,.,.... .............. ' 'TNT IESSIE SCHILLING ...... ...... ' 'Ius' Tess PAT TREMMEL ................. ................ ' 'Lee DAVID ULRICH ,,.........,......... ....... ' 'Ambitious ROSEMARY VELNETSKE ...... ......,............. ' 'Rosie VERA VESPALEC ..........,....,...... ......... ' 'Dragon Eyes RICI-IARDINE WEIDENSEE ........ ...,............ ' 'Ricky IUNILLA WEITZER ..........,...... ......... ' 'Iunie LORRAINE WEITZER .v....... .,.... ' 'Rczinee IAMES WHITE ....,............ ,,.,,,, ' 'Scmtcr RONALD WITZAK ,,...,.....,.. Wit IANET WODSEDALEK ........ MARION YAKLITCH ....... THOMAS YOUNG ......... ....ffffff...flflffilfffffibolly ..,.................,....... Yo1ckie ...,,... A1cxn Ladd of 114 I I WE PAY HIGH PRICES FOR USED CARS Mertz-Knippel Co. Ford - Mercury - Lincoln Authorized Dealers Cor. So. 76th and W. 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