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

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1955 volume:

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' V I -L ---L ' 1 yy y y, ■ - y r,’ caA P j-ii-■$ «i | r MA - 5, PI- U8 , WE UP- HOLD YOUR RQY-PL-TY. ( «y f -e 1 Fy you 73 Lc UR LIGHT IN TONIGHT; PI-U8, PI — 32 32 IN OUR younh - ■ Benedictio Dei omnipotenti. Father Law¬ rence McCall closes the day with his blessing. He acts as supervisor and directs the athletic department. PRIESTS BUILD SCHOOL SPIRIT ■ Pius has become the best due to Father Joseph de Maria ' s unending efforts. Father is the superintendent of Pius. r 6 1 PIUS’S STRENGTH IS IN ITS PRINCIPAL I One of the per¬ sons responsible for the growth and fame of Pius XI High school over the past years is Sister M. Beatrix, principal of the school and friend and advisor for the students. Through her guidance, boys and girls have be¬ come me n and women, and her work will leave a lasting impression. The students of Pius XI High School are privileged with the very best administration any school could ever hope for. Under the direction of Father Joseph de Maria, Father McCall, and Sister Beatrix, Pius has become out¬ standing in its efforts to produce future Christian men and women. Sister Beatrix has sacrificed her years at Pius in guiding many students out of trou¬ ble and confusion. Father Joe, with his big heart, has helped to build a school every student will always be proud of. Father McCall continues to develop athletes and men through his guidance and easy manner. This administration is tops in our book. %ai e±. a Hmwi ol H Sister Sebaldus and Mr. Gosling seem to find a lot of common interest in discuss¬ ing chemistry. Are they guilty of concoct¬ ing those new formulae? I English teachers Sister Pacis and Sister, Georgine, advisors to the annual and Jour¬ nal Staffs, check copy and seem to find it humorous. Not a student in sight to rewrite A J? I Sister P u 1 c h e r i a , language teacher, Consolata, Spanish teacher. Sister Anthony, algebra teacher, find the faculty lounge a good place to correct homework and to chit¬ chat. I ■ And there they go, around the turn I Mr. Gro¬ ver, social studies teacher, is in the lead as he races Mr. Medicus, Latin teacher, to the gym to coach the freshmen after a faculty meeting. Skipping eighth period are Sisters Jacqueline and de la Salle, Sodality and Student Council moderators. (Getting away from it all ?) In spare moments o ister Jacqueline teaches bookkeeping y and English 3 and Sister de la Salle, sci¬ ence. ■ Fiddlers Three, are from left to right Sisters Casimir, Eustelle, and Maria Therese of our outstanding music de¬ partment. ■? H One of those dreaded voices that calls students over the P. A. is Sister Ambrose, who is also a co-advisor of the Braille club with Sister Terence, English teacher. H Sisters, you don ' t drink the paint I Art¬ ist Sister Anne sees to it that Sister Justine, art and math teacher, keeps the art equip¬ ment clean. I Say, your foot belongs on the floor, and not on the chair 1 Dis¬ cussing a new map are history teach¬ ers Mr. Whelan, Sister Regina, and Mr. Bertucci. ■ Mr. Gracyalny, Mr. Basile, and Mr. Peloquin, shop teachers, com¬ pare plans with a finished product. Result: a new pulpit. ■ Sister Judine, dramatics teach¬ er, tests her voice on a new tape re¬ corder and distracts Sister Clotildis from a record album for her senior English classes. n c . I Sister Englemunda, and Sister Adeline, librarians, double check a book card to a- void difficulties in circulation. H Browbeating, two innocent fac¬ ulty members, Miss Kelly (English 3 and conservation) and Sister Vin- centella (home ec) is Mr. Riegert, (guidance) in his usualroleas school ogre. ■ Say, Sister, all those books aren ' t going to fit in that little space. Sister Bernadin and Sis¬ ter Stephen Mary return English, books to their proper place. ■ Getting ready to lea ve after their religion classes are Fathers Schmidt and Brady. . ■ Miss Reiff, art and math teacher, enter¬ tains Miss Henke, girls’gym teacher and Mrs. Engelhard, social science teacher, between classes. I Oh, this smiling gets me, says Sister Adelma, social science teacher, as she, with Sister Theo- dine and Sister Austin, fellow social science teachers, reviews the film strip for tomorrow ' s class. H And there you are, says Sis¬ ter Pancratia, social studies teacher, to Sister Adeleida, commercial teacher. They are the moderators of the Third Order and Poverell Club, respectively. ■ Father Beitzinger has a welcome smile for Pius students as he opens the door of the Saint Aloysius rectory. He’s a sophomore religion teacher. fl Sister, don ' t you know that is un¬ sportsmanlike? Biologists Mr. Drexler, Sister Celia and Mr. Dressier go fish¬ ing. fl Sister Nicoline and Sister Antonius, business teachers, run off a test on the fluid duplicator. ■ Sister Samuella and Sister Alta, geometry teachers, get together to talk over some new angles before geometry class. I Father Jarosch heard that joke before, Father Wolf. Both are re¬ ligion teachers while Father Storch teaches driving. H These nut crackers sweet” are the Sisters who take care of the rest of the Sisters: Sister Gontrudis, Sis¬ ter Auxentia, and Sister Theodo- rette. ■ Don ' t make it too difficult 1 Preparing a religion test, Father Witkowski diligently bat¬ ters away at his typewriter. H One for you, two for me Sister Emmanuela and Sister Petronelle choose movies for their English classes. I Caught in the actl Sister Timothea scolds Sister Therista (religion etc.) and Sister Sebas¬ tian (Latin teacher) for raiding the snack bar. I The main power house behind our boys on the field and on the floor are our coaches Maurice McMahon and James Brennan. M And ther e he is I Sure you are, Father Basteyns. Father makes with a little George Gobel while Father Zwadzick telephones and Father Albers listens in. Father Brahm, Father Schmelzer, Father Johnson, and Father Schmitz, religion teachers, stop to have a chat before they leave school. 110401 Sections fold tile, ' Pow i tyoatil ■ Hey, Gunner, don’t bite your lip. Senior class officers are KenWildt, president; Anne Kre- mer, vice-president; GuentherRuehle, treasurer, and Pat Berkopec, secretary. ELIZABETH ACKER 207 N. 75 St. St. Anthony Pius 3, 4; Third Order 3, 4. ROGER ANDERSON 1467 S. 92 St. St. Aloysius Pius 2, 3, 4; Sodality 4; Annual Staff 4; Football 2,3,4; Baseball 4; Track 2 . PETER ARENA 5232 W. Rita Dr. St. Rita Pius 1 , 2 , 3, 4; Football 3,4; Track 3,4. MARY ASCHENBRENNER 502 S. Oak Park Ct. Holy Cross Pius I, 2, 3, 4; Sodality 4; Chorus 1,2, 3, 4. JIM ANCKERSON 237 N. 114 St. St. Mary Pius 1 , 2 , 3, 4. MARLENE BA LIST RE RI 223 N. 6l St. Holy Cross Pius 1,2,3, 4 Third Order 1,2,3; Chorus 2; G. A. A. 2, 3; Pep Club I, 2, 3, 4. WILLIAM AMRHEIN 3030 N. 48 St. St. Catherine Pius 1,2, 3,4; Band 2,3. IMP JOSEPH ALONGE 713 S. 31 St. St. Matthew Pius I, 2, 3, 4; Sodality H.R. I; Debate I, 2; Aco¬ lyte Club 3, 4; Bowling I, 4; Caf. Monitor 4; Pro¬ jection Club 4. 2 , JOHN BARA NY 9026 W. Center St. Christ King Pius 1,2,3,4; Student Council 1,2,3; Journal Staff 1,2,3; Journal Ed- itor 4; Football 1,3; Golf 2,3,4;Cafeteria Mon. 4; Basketball 1,2,3. RICHARD BAUMAN 233 S. 72 St. Saint Anthony Pius 1,2,3, 4 Chorus 1,2. GEORGE BERES RR. 6, Box 260 Holy Apostles Pius 1,2,3,41 Sodality 4; Caf. Monitor 3; S. H. Monitor 3; Chorus 1,2, 3,4; Acolyte Club 2, 3. FRANCES BAUMGARTNER 2538 N. 57 St. St. Catherine Pius I, 2, 3, 4; Sodality H.R. 4; CSMC 2; CSMC Officer 3; G. A. A. 2. JOANNE BECKNER 11459 St. Martin Rd. Sacred Heart Pius 1,2, 3,4; Sodality 4; Chorus 1,2,3, 4 CARL BAUMGART 2130 N. 63 St. St. Sebastian Pius 1,2,3, 4 i Photography Club I,2,3; Pep Club 2; Student Council 4. CAROLYN BENSON 1225 s 93 St � St. Aloysius Pius I, 2, 3, 4; Sodality 4; Bowling 1,2,3, 4. BARBARA BERG 158 S. Honey Creek St. Anthony Pius 1,2,3, 4 : Sodality 4; Third Order 1,2, 3, 4; Chorus 1,2,3, 4 Bowling 3 . 4 . PATRICIA BORSKI 920 S. 73 St. Holy Assumption Pius 1,2,3, 4 Sodality 4; Chorus I. WILLIAM BERRY 2877 N. 58 St. St. Pius Pius 3, 4; Sodality HR. Prefect 4; Football 4; Track 4; Projection Club 4. ROY ZUEHLKE 79°3 Hillcrest Dr. St. Pius Pius 4; Golf 4. CAROL BORCH 1224 Glenview Ave. St. Jude Pius I, 2, 3,4; Sodality 4; Chorus I. JIM BERNKLAU 541 N. 98 St. St. Jude Pius I, 2, 3, 4; Sodality HR. Prefect 4. PATRICIA BERKOPEC 1 18 N. 72 St. St. Anthony Pius 1,2,3,41 So-Si 4; G. A. A. 3; Bowling 1,2; Senior Officer 4; Pep Club 4 - MECHTILD BONSE Coesfeld Westfalen am Honigbach 6, Germany Pius 4; Sodality 4; CSMC 4; Orchestra 4; Chorus 4. ... FRED BOWER 2842 N. 34 Sr. St. Ann Pius2, 3,4; StudentCoun- cil 1. ROBERTA BRAHM 2841 N. 29 St. St. Leo Pius 1,2, 3,4; Sodality 4; Chorus 2, 3, 4. 2402 N. 48 St. St. Catherine Pius 3, 4; Sodality 4; So- Si 4; Chorus 3,4; Pep Club 4. JOHN BRAHM 930 S. 12 St. St. Matthew Pius 1,2,3,41 Chorus 2; Bowling 2; Projection Club 4. MARY BRUDERS 1936 N. 37 St. St. Thomas Pius 2,3,4; Sodality 4; G. A. A. 4; Biology Club 2; Y.C.S. 2. CAROLE BRANDA Route I, Box 336 Sacred Heart Pius 1,2,3, 4 Sodality 4; Chorus 1,2. DAVID BREIS 7114 W. Park Hill Ave. St. Anthony Pius 1,2, 3,4; Acolyte Club 3, 4; Acolyte Officer 4; Orchestra 1,2, 3, 4. MARY BRETZA 2928 W. St. Paul St. Rose Pius 1,2, 3, 4; So-Si 3, 4; Chorus I; Bowling 3,4. _ ANTHONY BURBACH 1464 S. 89 St. St. Aloyslus Pius 1,2,3, 4 Sodality 4; Third Order 2,4; Acolyte Club 4; Chorus I; Foot¬ ball I; Bowling 2, 3, 4. LAWRENCE BRUSS 340 N. 70 St. St. Anthony Pius 1,2, 3,4; Bowling 4. ANNE BURT 8510 Ravenswood Cir. St. Anthony Pius 2,3,4; Sodality 4; Chorus 2,3,4; Civics Club 4. KATHLEEN BURGERINO 3137 S. 88 St. St. Matthias Pius I, 2, 3, 4; So-Si I; Chorus I; Bowling 1,2, 3; Pep Club 4. r J ROBERT CAREY Sunny Slope Road Holy Apostles Pius 1,2, 3, 4; Senior Play 4; Sodality 4; Bowling 4; Band 2, 3; Projection Club 4 . JERRY CAMPBELL 2031 W. Juneau St. St. Thomas Pius 1,2, 3,4; Senior Play 4; Sodality 4; Student Council 3; Basketball I, 2, 3,4; Track 2, 3,4. ROBERT CARR I237 S. 112 St. Immaculate Heart Pius 1,2,3, 4 Chorus 3,4; Football 2. JOSEPH CERVENANSKY 302 N. 59 St. Holy Cross Pius 1,2,3, 4; CSMC 2,3; Chorus 3,4; Projection Club 4. THOMAS CHIAPUSIO 2136 S. 70 St. St. Rita Pius 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 4; Debate 2; U. T. I, 3, 4; Pep Club2; Projection Club 3,4;Foot- ball 3,4; Senior Play 4. JAMES CODY 528 N. 62 St. Holy Cross Pius 1,2, 3,4. DOLORES CICHACKI 2133 S. 6l St. St. Rita Pius I, 2, 3, 4; So¬ dality 4; Third Order I, 2, 3; So-Si I, 2, 3; Red Cross Officer 2, 3; Chorus 1,2. NEIL COLLINS 1517 N. 58 St. St. Sebastian Pius 1,2,3, 4 Sodality 4; Journa l Staff 2, 3; Journal Editor 4; Red Cross 4; Bowling 2; Golf 1,2,3, 4 Projection Club 4. DONNA COURTOIS 1213 S. 98 St. St. Aloysius Pius I, 2, 3, 4; So¬ dality 4; So-Si 4; G. A. A. 3; Bowling 2, 3; Pep Club 3. JANE CUNNINGHAM 115 E. Wabash Ave. St. Mary Pius 3,4; U. T. 3,4; So- Si 4; Band 3. NANCY CURRAN 300 S. 63 St. Holy Cross Pius 1,2,3, 4 - Sodality 4; Sodality Chairman 4; So- Si 4; Cheerleader 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 3,4. PAT CONROY 835 S. 73 St. Holy Assumption Pius 1,2,3, 4 Sodality 4; Student Council 1,2; Third Order 2, 3, 4; Bowl¬ ing 1,2; Study Hall Moni¬ tor 3. TOM DAHLMAN R. R. I, Box 402 Sacred Heart Pius 1,2, 3, 4; G. A. A. 1.2,3. WILLIAM DIEDRICH 11111 Ryan Rd. Sacred Heart Pius 2,3,4; Student Coun¬ cil 3; Band 2; Projection Club 4. JANICE DEGNAN 7038 Cedar St. St. Jude Pius I, 2, 3, 4; CSMC 2; Chorus 1,2; Bowling 2. PATRICIA DALEY 8912 W. Orchard St. St. Aloysius Pius I, 2, 3,4; Senior Play 4 i U . T . I ; S o - S i 4; Chorus 2. MYRNA DOCKENDORF 2130 N. 55 St. St. Sebastian Pius 1,2,3,4; Third Or¬ der 2; Sodality 4; Red Cross 1,3; Orchestra 1,2, 3,4; Chorus I, 2; Bowling 1,2,3; Band 1,2. CHARLETTE DOCTOR 8831 Loomis Rd. Sacred Heart Pius 1, 2, 3, 4; Sodality Co-Prefect 4; Third Or¬ der 3,4; Chorus 1,2,3, 4 THOMAS DUCKHORN 1841 N. 34 St. St. Thomas Aquinas Pius 1,2,3, 4 ; Sodality 4; CSMC I; Chorus 2, 3, 4. ELEANOR EICHE 1439 S. 71 St. Holy Assumption Pius 1,2,3, 4 ; Sodality 4; Chorus 1,2, 3, 4. AUDREY ENGELHART Elm Grove Visitation B. V. M. Pius I, 2, 3, 4; So-Si 2; G. A. A. 1,2, 3, 4. MARY DWYER 2169 S. 86 St. St. Aloysius Pius 1,2, 3,4; Chorus 2, 3, 4; Bowling 4. ANN DWYER 130 N. 90 St. St. Jude Pius 1,2,3, 4 : Sodality 4; S.C. Officer 4; Student Council 4; Third Order 2,3; Journal Staff 3,4; Journal Editor 4; Chorus 1,2, 3, 4; Bowling 3,4; Caf. Monitor 4. ROBERT FABER Rt. 6, Box 354 Holy Apostles Pius 1,2,3, 4 Chorus 1,2; Bowling 3. RICHARD EICHE 1439 S. 71 St. Holy Assumption Pius 1,2, 3, 4; Sodality 4; Red Cross 4; Chorus 3, 4; Football 1,2; Basketball 1,2,3. ■ - JOHN FELSKE 8608 W. Harrison St. Matthias Pius 1,2, 3,4. BARBARA FETTIG 538 N. 32 St. St. Rose Pius 1,2,3, 4 Sodality 4; So-Si 4; Chorus 2, 3, 4. ROBERT MATT 2925 N. 56 St. St. Catherine Pius I, 2, 3, 4; Debate I. NANCY FERKO 2003 S. 96 St. St. Rita Pius2, 3,4; Sodality H. R. 4; Sodality 4; Red Cross 3; Chorus 2, 3, 4. PAUL FETHERSTON 1525 N. 54 St. St. Sebastian Pius 1,2, 3,4; So¬ dality 4; Third Or¬ der I; S.C. Presi¬ dent 4; CSMC I; Football 2, 3,4; Track 2, 3,4; Caf. Monitor 4; Radio Club 2. MARGARET FRENCH I 364 N. 55 St. St. Sebastian Pius 1,2, 3,4; Sodality 4; Third Order 3,4; Chorus 2; Bowling 1 , 2 , 3,4; Band BARBARA FENDRICK I40 S. 67 St. St. Anthony Pius 1,2,3, 4 Sodality 4. JEANEEN FISHER 1919 N. 56 St. St. Sebastian Pius 3,4; Sodality 4; So- Si 4; Pep Club 3,4. 2 . MARY FRIGERIO 2536 N. 94 St. Christ King Pius I, 2, 3, 4; Sodality 2,3; Orchestra 1,2, 3, 4; Chorus I. t PATRICK FRIGERIO 2536 N. 94 St. Christ King Pius 1,2, 3,4; Sodality 4; Orchestra 1,2, 3, 4; Foot¬ ball 2, 3, 4; Track 4. MARIA GAGLIANO 2860 N. 92 St. Christ King Pius 1,2,3, 4 ; Sodality 4; Umbrian Troub. I. DONALD GARDNER 6681 W. Edgerton Ave. St. Alphonsus Pius I , 2, 3,4; Basketball 4 - CHARLES GIERINGER 1458 N. 50 Place St. Sebastian Pius 1,2,3, 4 : Sodality 4; Third Order 1,2; Photog¬ raphy Club 2; Study Hall Monitor 3. JOYCE GEIGER 2502 N. 46 St. St. Catherine Pius 3, 4; Sodality 4; Bowling 4. THOMAS GERKHARDT 553 N. 64 St. Holy Cross Pius 1,2, 3,4; Orchestra 1,2, 3, 4; Chorus 1,2,3; Band 2, 3. RICHARD GIALDINI 5102 W. Wash. Blvd. St. Sebastian Pius 1,2,3,4; Annual Staff 4; Red Cross 2; Golf 2, 3 4 RICHARD GLASER 2509 N. 66 St. St. Pius Pius 1,2, 3, 4; Sodality 4; Sodality C. H. 4; Acolyte Club 4; Orchestra 1, 2 , 3,4; Projection Club 4; Basketball 2, 3. BARBARA GLASL 3508 N. 41 St. St. John Pius I, 2, 3,4; Sodality So-Si 4; Chorus 1,2,3, Mission 4. CAROLE GIUS 165 S. 78 St. St. Anthony Pius I, 2, 3, 4; So-Si 4; G. A. A. 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 4; Booster 4. KENNETH GORSKE 2845 S. 60 St. St. Rita Pius I, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 2 ; Third Order I; Debate 4; Stagehands 2,3; Chorus 1,2,3, 4 Bowling 1,4; Football I. MARILYN GREENWOOD 8710 Ravenswood Cir. St. Anthony Pius 1,2, 3, 4; Sodality 4; Third Order I; U. T. 2, 3,4; Bowling I; Pep Club I; Senior Play 4. JAMES GROSS 5570 N. II 5 St. St. Agnes Pius 1,2, 3, 4; Sodality 4; Debate I; Football 2, 3,4; Basketball 3. MARY ANNE GREINER 172 N. 91 St. St. Jude Pius I, 2, 3,4; Sodality 4: Third Order 3; CSMC 3 Bowling 3,4; Pep Club 4; Study Hall Mon. 3. RICHARD GRIFFIN 2022 Pleasant St. St. Bernard Pius 1,2, 3, 4. 4 : 4 : WARREN HAHN I77 N. 70 St. St. Anthony Pius 1,2,3, 4 Seni or Play 4; Sodality 4; Student Council I; Red Cross 2; Acolyte Club 3,4; Foot¬ ball 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3,4; Band 2; Biology Club 2; Projection Club 4. PATRICIA HABERLE 7941 W. Becher St. St. Rita Pius 1 , 2, 3, 4; Sodality Member 4. KENNETH GUTBROD 4743 N. 130 St. St. Agnes Pius I, 2, 3, 4; Stu¬ dent Council 2; Third Order 3; Bowling I. GEORGE HACKL 2360 N. 60 St. St. Pius Pius 1,2,3, 4 Debate 2 Football 2, 3, 4. ALICE HALLER 3651 S. Wollmer St. Matthias Pius 1,2,3, 4 ’ Sodality 4; Debate 4; Science Club 4; Science Club Off. 4; Orchestra 1,2, 3,4; Biol¬ ogy Club I, 3. JOHN HAHN Route 7, Box 60 St. Agnes Pius 1,2,3, 4 Football 2 Track I, 2, 3,4; Basket¬ ball 3. THOMAS HAINER 9030 W. Mt. Vernon St. Anthony Pius 1,2 , 3, 4, Stu¬ dent Council 2, 3; Acolyte Club 3; Aco¬ lyte Officer 4; Foot¬ ball 2; Basketball I, 2; Pep Club I. THOMAS GUNDRUM 4985 N. 125 St. St. Agnes Pius 1,2, 3,4. STONE HALLQUIST 1628 N. 52 St. St. Sebastian Pius 1,2,3,4; Sodality 4; Student Council 3,4; De¬ bate 2; Football I; Basket¬ ball I , 2; Track 1,2,4; Golf 2, 3, 4; Study Hall Mon. 4; ProjectionClub4. BARBARA HEGNER 6101 S. 76 St. St. Alphonsus Pius 1,2,3,4;SodalityH. R. Prefect 1,4; Sodality 4; Third Order 1,2; Stu¬ dent Council 2; Chorus I, 2 ; Bowling 1, 2 , 3, 4; Sodality Committee Head 4 - B. HENDRICK 1252 N. 118 St. St. Mary Pius 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1 Bowling 1,2. MARGARET HAMMOND 4714 W. Burleigh St. St. Catherine Pius 1,2,3,4; Sodality 4 Third Order 2,3,4; U.T. 1,2,3,4; So-Si3,4; G. A. A. 2; Pep Club 3,4. THERESE HART 151 N. 51 St. St. Sebastian Sodality H.R. Prefect 1, 3,4; Sodality 4; Third Order I; So-Si 4; Chorus 1,2,3,4;Pep Club4;Caf. Monitor 4. ALICE HANLON 2562 N. 59 St. St. Catherine Pius 1,2,3,45 Sodality 4; Third Order 1 ; Chorus 1 , 2 ,3,4 G.A.A. GERALD HENZIG 2369 S. 54 St. St. Rita Pius 1,2,3,4; Journal 3 So-Si 4; Chorus 1,2,3,4 Projection Club 4. JOAN HEROLD 2071 W. Vilter La. St. Adalbert Pius 2,3,4; Sodality 4 Third Oder 2,3; So-Si 4 Chorus 1,2,4. KATHERINE HOFFMANN 2257 N. 59 St. JOAN HORN 204 S. 68 St. St. Anthony Pius 4; Sodality 4; Bowling 4 . ROBERT HUBER 116 S. 80 St. St. Jude Pius 1,2,3,41 Sodality 4; Photo Club 1,3.4; So-Si 1,2; Bowling 1,2; Biology Club 2. RICHARD HOFFER 1809 N. 55 St. St. Sebastian Pius 2,3,4; Photography Club 2,3. St. Sebastian Pius 1,2,3,4; Sodality H. R. I; Sodality 4; Third Order 1,2,3,4; Chorus I; Bowling I. ROBERT HOLT 2246 N. 65 St. St. Sebastian Pius 3,4; Sodality4; Foot¬ ball 3,4; Basketball 3,4. JOAN HOLZHAUER 6036 W. Wells St. Holy Cross Pius 1,2,3,4; Sodality 4; Third Order 1,2; Annual Editor 4; So-Si 4; Bowling 3; Pep Club I,2,3,4. MARY HOHNER 2026 N. 53 St. St. Sebastian Pius 2,3,4; Sodality 4; So-Si 4;Chorus 3;G. A. A. 4; Bowling 3. THOMAS JASHINSKY 2330 N. 36 St. St. Thomas Pius I, 2, 3,4; Student Council 2,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4. JANET HUSSMANN 5311 W. National Ave. Holy Assumption Pius 2,3,4; Sodality 4; Biology Club 2. TOM JOERS 2235 S. 37 St. Holy Ghost Pius 1,2,3,41 Chorus 4; Track 1,4. MARY ANN JACOBS 8215 Portland Ave. St. Jude Pius 1,2,3,4; Journal Staff 4; Photography Club i,2; Chorus 1, 3,4; G. A. A. 2,3,4. DOROTHY JOERS 1942 N. I St. St. Francis Pius 2,3; Sodality 4. BETTY HUDSON 8522 W. Schlinger Ave. Little Flower Pius 1,2,3,4; Sodality 4; Third Order I; Chorus I, 2,3,4; Bowling 2. VIRGINIA JACOBI 2530 N. 86 St. Christ King Sodality 4; U. T. 1,2,3; Journal Staff 4; Red Cross 4; Bowling 1,2,4; Ca f Monitor 4. ELIZABETH HUNTING 2958 N. 22 St. St. Leo Pius 3, 4, Sodality 4; Chorus 2,3. RALPH JOHNSON 212 N. 74 St. St. Anthony Pius 1,2,3,45 Sodality 4; Football 1,2,3,4; Base¬ ball 4; Band I. GERALDINE JUNGEN 2727 N. 33 St. St. Anne Pius 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1, 2,3. 3242 W. Rita Dr. St. Rita Pius 1 , 2 ,3,4; Chorus 2. JOANNE JONOVIC 144 S. 66 St. St. Anthony Pius 1,2,3,45 Sodality 4; THOMAS KASUN 531 N. 68 St. Holy Assumption Pius 3,4; Sodality 4; Football 4; Baseball 4; Golf 4; Basketball 4. U. T. 2, 3, 4; So-Si Officer 4; So-Si 3, 4; Bowling 1,2,3; Pep Club JOHN KEATING 5824 W. Dixon St. Holy Cross Pius 1,2,3,45 Sodality 4. PATRICK KAUER 2925 N. 26 St. St. Leo Pius 1,2,3,4; Chorus 2, 3 - 4 DOROTHY JOSWICK 2115 S. 62 St. St. Rita Pius 1,2,3,45 Sodality 4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Bowling 3 - JACQUELINE KERSCHER 2931 N. 91 St. Christ King Pius 1,2, 3, 4; So-Si 4; Chorus i; Bowling 2; Pep Club 3,4. NANCY KAEL R. 2, Box 632 Sacred Heart Pius 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1 JOAN KEIDEL 1320 S. 91 St. St. Aloysius Pius 1,2, 3, 4; Annual Staff 4; So-Si 4; Mission Club 2. MARGRET KEY 3637 N. 85 St. Mother of Good Counsel Pius 2,3,4; Sodality 4 Chorus 2,3. RONALD KINART 3733 S. 88 St. St. Matthias Pius 1,2,3,4;Sodality 2, 3,4; Sodality Prefect 4; Acolyte Club 3, 4; Or¬ chestra 1,2; Chorus 2,3, 4; Cheerleader 1,2,3,4 Track I; Band 2,3; Caf. Monitor 4; Suma Treas¬ urer 4. BARBARA KOHL 216 S. 74 St. Anthony Pius 2,3,4; Sodality 4 SHARON KLINZING 2251 S. 65 St. St. Rita Pius 1,2,3,4; Sodality 4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Bowling NANCY KNOBLAUCH 1304 S. 103 St. St. Aloysius Pius 1,2,3,4; Sodality 4; So-Si Officer 4; So-Si Member3,4; Chorus I; G. A. A. 3; Bowling 2, 3; Pep Club 3. ANDREW KOJIS 2976 S. 93 St. St. Matthias Pius 2, 3,4. PHYLLIS KONKEL 9845 W. Harrison St. Matthias Pius I, 2, 3, 4; Sodality 4; Bowling 4; Pep Club 3. SANDRA KOMAR Grandview Dr. St. Mary Pius 4; Sodality H.R. 4; Sodality 4; Chorus 4; Bowling 4; Pep Club 4; Caf. Monitor 4. RICHARD KREBSBACH 1008 S. 44 St. St. Florian PATRICIA KRAUSE 2122 S. 68 St. St. Rita Pius 1,2,34; Chorus 1,2. ANNE KREMER 2419 S. 69 St. St. Rita Pius 1,2, 3,4; Sodality 4; Annual Staff 4; Science Club 4; Science Club Officer4; Orchestra 2,3, 4; Chorus I; Bowling 3; Senior Class Officer 4; Caf. Monitor 4. ROBERT KOWALSKI 953 S. 62 St. St. Joseph Pius 1,2,3, 4; Sodality 4; StudentCouncil 2; Track 2; Projection Club 4. KATHLEEN KRIEGER 2323 S. 74 St. St. Rita Pius 1,2,3, A’ Sodality 4; Orchestra 2,3,4; Chorus I; Bowling 3. Pius i, 2 , 3,4; Chorus 3. FRANK KRIVITZ 1320 S. 102 St. St. Aloysius Pius 1,2, 3, 4. JUDITH LADIK 3432 W. Hadley St. Anne Pius 2,3,4; Sodality 4; Chorus 2. THOMAS LAMB 3212 N. 91 St. Good Counsel Pius 2, 3,4; Sodality Projection Club 4. DONALD KUBIAK 3110 W. Lincoln Ave. St. Adelbert Pius 2,3,4; Sodality 4; Annual Editor 4; Pep Club JAMES LACOURCIERE 633 S. 63 St. St. Mary Pius2,3,4; StudentCoun- cil 3. JOHN KUSCH 5801 W. North Ave. St. Sebastian Pius 1,2,3, 4; So¬ dality 4; Sodality Committee Head 4; Photography Club 3 ; Chorus 3; Bowling 3. ROGER LAUR 926 N. 76 St. St. Anthony Pius I, 2, 3, 4; Annual 4; Chorus 2; Acolyte Club 4; Football 4. MAXINE LEFFLER 1005 S. 112 St. Immaculate Heart Pius 1,2, 3, 4; Sodality 4; So-Si 3,4; G. A. A. 3 ' ; Bowling 3; Pep Club 3. JUDITH LEWIS DOROTHY LEISER 316 N. Beaumont St. St. Mary Pius 1,2, 3,4; Sodality 4; Student Council 3; U. T. 1 , 2 , 3; Band 2, 3,4. KEN LEFFLER 2169 S. 64 St. St. Rita Student Council 1,3; Stagehand 2,3,4; Bowl¬ ing 4; Pep Club 1. 205 S. Sunnyslope Rd . St. Mary Pius 1,2, 3, 4; Sodality H. R. Prefect 2 ; So-Si 4; Chorus 1,2,3, 4 PepClub I. DICK LINDEMAN 2521 W. Galena St. Michael Acolyte Club 3; Chorus I; Bowling 2. PATRICIA LYNCH Potter Rd. St. Jude Sodality H. R. 2,3; Sodal¬ ity Committee Head 4; Sodality 4; So-Si4;G.A. A. 3; Bowling 2,3; Pep Club 2,3,4. : ' jir DAVID McFARLIN I 557 N. 50 Place St. Sebastian Pius 1,2, 3,4; Sodality 4; Science Club 4; Project- tion Club 4. DONNA MacKAY 7236 W. Blue- mont Rd. St. Jude Pius 1,2,3,4; Sodality 4; Cho¬ rus I , 2 , 3,4; Bowling 1,2,3. MARIA MAGLIO 2966 N. 92 St. Christ King Pius 1,2,3,4; Sodality 4; So-Si Officer4; So-Si3, 4; Chorus I; Pep Club 3, 4; S. H. Monitor 3. LAWERENCE MALEY 2109 N. 73 St. St. Bernard Pius 1,2, 3,4; Student Council H. R.; Debate 2; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Pro¬ jection Club 4; Golf I, 2,3,4; CSMC H.R. 3. MARILYN MARKS 174 N. 71 St. St. Anthony Pius I, 2, 3,4; Sodality 4; So-Si 4; G.A. A. 3; Bowl¬ ing I, 2; Pep Club 4. GERALD MATULA 1540 S. 76 St. Holy Assumption Pius 1,2,3, 4 : Bowling 2. CHARLES NATHISON 2172 S. 92 St. St. Aloysius Pius 1,2, 3,4; Sodal¬ ity 4; Chorus I. GERTRUDE MENZEL 1444 N. 51 St. St. Sebastian Sodality H.R. 4; Sodality 4; Student Council 3; Third Order I; Annual Staff 4; So-Si 4; Chorus I, 2,3, 4; Bowling 1,2,3; Pep Club 3, 4; Caf. Moni¬ tor 4. MARY MALONE 3370 N. 53 St. St. Catherine Pius 1,2,3, 4 Sodality 4; 4; Third Order 1,2; So- Si 4; G.A. A. 2;PepClub 2,3,4; S.H. Monitor 4. DONALD MEADE 3045 N. 79 St. Mother of Good Counsel Pius2, 3,4; StudentCoun- cil H.R. 2. MARY ALYCE MERZ 1524 N. 51 St. St. Sebastian Pius 1,2,3,4; Sodality H. R. Prefect 3; Sodality 4; SodalityCommittee Head 4; S t u d e n t Council I; Third Order I; So-Si 4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Bowling 2,3; Pep Club 2,3. NANCY MILLER 690 S. Oak Pk. Ct. Holy Cross Pius 3, 4; Sodality 4; CSM C 3,4; CSMC Officer 4; Chorus 3, 4. La VERNE MLODZIK 2213 S. 57 St. St. Rita Pius I, 2, 3,4; Sodality 4; Chorus 2, 3. EILEEN MUNDT 404 N. 63 St. Holy Cross Pius 1,2,3, 4 Sodality 4; U.T. I. ANDRE MOORE 1169 Kavanaugh PI. St. Jude MARY MONSEN 3949 N. 76 St. Good Counsel Pius 2,3,4; Sodality 4; Sodality Committee Head 4; U.T. 2, 3, 4; Chorus 2. Pius 1,2,3, 4; Photo¬ graphy Club 1,2; Science Club 4; Orchestra 1,2,3, 4; Band 2. MAREN MORAWETZ 2024 W. Atkinson Ave. St. Agnes Pius 1,2, 3, 4, Chorus I; Bowling 3, 4. RICHARD MORITZ 2780 N. 69 St. Good Counsel Pius 1,2, 3,4; Sodality 4; Basketball 1,2, 3; Bowling I; Projection Club 4. JOHN MURACH 1120 S. 94 St. Pius 1,2,3, 4; Sodality 4; Third Order 2; So-Si 2, 3, 4; Acolyte Club 2,3, 4; Football 1 , 2 , 3, 4; Bas¬ ketball 1,2,3; Track 1, 2,3; Biology 2; S. H. Monitor 4. DAINE MUNSELL 14025 W. Ranch Rd. St. Agnes So-Si 4; Chorus I; Bowl¬ ing I, 2 , 3; Pep Club 3, 4. PATRICA NELSON 12855 w Tulane Immaculate Heart Pius 1, 2 , 3, 4; Sodality Member 4; Student Coun¬ cil I, 3; Orchestra 1, 2 , 3, 4; Ba nd 2; Pep Club 2; Civics Club 4. BARBARA NAREWSKI 2560 Wauwatosa St. Pius Sodality 2,3,4; So-Si 4; Chorus I; G. A. A. 3; Bowling 1,2; Pep Club 4. JOAN NOERENBERG 3905A N. 76 St. Good Counsel Pius 2,3,4; Sodality 4; So-Si 4; Chorus 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 4. EARLE NOVOTNY 2809 N. 70 St. Good Counsel Pius 1,2,3,41 Third Or¬ der 2; Chorus 1,2. JOHN NEARY 7434 Blanchard St. St. Bernard Pius 1,2, 3,4; Sodality 4; Chorus I, 2,3; Bowling I; Pep Club 4; Senior Play 4 - WAYNE NEAL 1196 S. Lois Ave. St. Mary Pius 1,2, 3,4; Sodality 4; Photography 4; Football 4; Track 3, 4; Bowling 3, 4; Projection Club 4. JUDY O ' BRIEN Route 6, Box 385 Holy Apostles Pius 1,2, 3,4; Sodality 4; Chorus I. ARTHUR OHNMACHT 2524 N. 38 St. Good Counsel Pius I, 2, 3, 4. CAROLE OBERLE 4615 S. IIO St. St. Matthias Pius 1,2,3, 4; Sodality 4; Chorus I, 2, 3, 4. CAROL O ' KEEFE 4041 N. 71 St. Good Counsel Pius2, 3,4; So-Si 4;Bowl¬ ing 2; Pep Club 4. RITA OWEN 2571 N. 47 St. St. Catherine Pius 3,4; Sodality 4; Chorus 3, 4; CSMC 4. 4 EDWARD PA JOT 1536 S. 58 St. St. Mary Pius 2,3,4. JOAN PANLENER 429 N. 50 St. Holy Cross Pius 1,2,3,4; Sodality H.R. 2 ; Student Council Officer 4; Debate 2; So- Si 4; Caf. Monitor 4. JOYCE PARSKE 1214 S. 85 St. St. Aloysius Pius 1,2, 3, 4; Senior Play 4; Sodality H. R. I, 2, 3; Sodality 4; U. T. I, 2, 3, 4; U. T. Officer 4; Stagehand 3,4; Photo¬ graphy Club 2; So-Si I, 2; Bowling 2. ANNE PAULUS 638 N. 78 St. St. Jude Pius I, 2, 3, 4; Sodality 4; Student Council 3; Jour¬ nal Staff 4 : So-Si 4; Red Cross 4; Red Cross Officer 4 G, A. A. 2, 3, 4. RICHARD PERRY 2810 N. 52 St. St. Catherine Sodality 4; Annual Staff 4; Acolyte Club 3, 4; Baseball 4 - GARY PIEL 1554 S. 74 St. Holy Assumption Pius 3, 4. JUDITH PIERSON 2906 N. 76 St. St. Pius Pius 1 , 2 , 3,4; Sodality 4; So-Si 4; Bowling 1,2, 3; Pep Club 3, 4. WILLIAM PEREGO 2956 N. 91 St. Christ King Pius2, 3, 4; Senior Play 4; Sodality Committee Head 4. CILE POETZEL 9712 W. Center St. Christ King Pius 1 , 2 , 3, 4; Sodality H. R. Prefect 2, 4; Sodality 4; Debate 1,2,3; Journal 3,4; Journal Editor 4; Bowling 2, 4. RAY PICKEL 2169 S. IIO St. St. Aloysius Pius 1,2,3, 4 ; Football I. ■ mFXijs mm « PATRICA POREDOS 3000 W. Hayes Holy Ghost Pius 1,2, 3,4; Third Or¬ der I. JOYCE PRAESSEL 4508 N. Marlborough Dr, Holy Family Pius 1,2, 3,4; Sodality 4 Chorus I; Bowling 4, JOHN POST 216 S. 67 St. St. Anthony Pius I, 2, 3, 4. DARLENE PROHASKA 1738 S. 63 St. St. Joseph Pius 4; Sodality 4; So-Si 4; Chorus 4. JAMES QUICK 6534 W. Lloyd St. St. Sebastian Pius 1,2,3,4; Photography Club 1,2,3; R ec Cross 4; Football 1,2; Bowling I, 2; Projection Club 4. JOYCE RADEMACHER 208 N. 74 St. St. Anthony Pius 1,2,3, 4 Sodality 4 Chorus 2; Bowling 2. SUSAN REDDICK 2534 N. 71 St. St. Pius Pius 1,2,3, 4 Sodality 4 Annual Staff 4; Band 2, 3 . 4 CAROL RAISON 3520 W. Mt. Vernon Ave. St. Rose Pius 1,2,3, 4 : Senior Play 4; Sodality 4; U. T. 1,2, 3,4; U. T. Officer 2; So- Si 4; Chorus 2; Pep Club 2,4. w ARTHUR REINDERS Box 185 St. Mary Pius I, 2, 3, 4; Science Research 4; Chorus I. DIANE RICCIARDI 2410 W. Cypress St. St. Leo Pius 2, 3, 4; Sodality 4; Chorus 2,3,4; Pep Club 4. RICHARD REINDERS Elm Grove St. Mary Pius 1,2,3,4; Photography Club 2, 3; Band I; Pro¬ jection Club 4. ELIZABETH RIPP 1749 S. 60 St. St. Rita Pius 3, 4; Sodality 4; Chorus 3; Bowling 3,4. KATHRYN RIBECKY 2723 W. Wells St. St. Rose Pius 1,2,3, 4 Sodality 4; So-Si 3,4; Chorus I; Bowl¬ ing 2, 3; Pep Club 4. ELAINE RISCH 2571 Pasadena Blvd. Christ King Pius 1,2,3, 4 - Sodality 4; Student Council 3; U. T. 1,2,3; Journal Staff 4; Red Cross 3; Bowling 2; Cafeteria Mon. 4. PATRICIA RIDGWAY 5431 W. Beloit Rd. St. Florian Pius 1,2,3,4; So¬ dality 4; Chorus 1 . 2 . PATRICIA REINKE 3013 N. 72 St. Good Counsel Pius 1,2, 3, 4; Sodality 4; Orchestra 1,2, 3, 4; Chorus I; G. A. A. I, 2, 3; Pep Club 2, 3. JUDY ROBINSON 2965 N. 68 St. Good Counsel Pius 2, 3, 4; Sodality 4; Chorus 2, 3; Pep Club 4. MICHAEL RUEL 1766 N. 73 St. Pius 1,2, 3,4; Sodality 2; J ournal Staff 1,2,3,45 Rifle Club 4; Track 3; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Acolyte Club 3,4. KATHLEEN ROTHE 2222 S. 71 St. Holy Assumption Pius 1,2,3,4; Sodality 4 ; Third Order 2, 3; U. T. 1,2,3; Rec Cross 4. NANCY RUBNER 2428 N. 97 St. Christ King Pius I, 2, 3,4; Sodality 4; Student Council 3; Or¬ chestra 1,2; Bowling 2,4; Journal Staff 2, 3, 4; Edi- tor-in-Chief 4; Red Cross 4 . PATRICIA RYAN 823 S. 87 St. St. Aloysius Pius 1,2, 3,4; Sodality 4; Student Council 3; So-Si 4; Chorus I; G. A. A. 3; Bowling 2, 3,4; Pep Club 3 - PATRICK RUEL 1766 N. 73 St. St. Bernard Pius I, 2, 3, 4; Sodality Prefect 2; Third Order 1,2; Acolyte Club 1,2, 3,4; Track 3,4; Band I, 2,3,4. GUENTHER RUEHLE 2021 N. 59 St. Pius 1,2,3, 4 ’ Sodality 4; Annual 4; So-Si 4; Foot¬ ball 3,4; Baseball 4; Track 4; Senior Class Officer 4; Golf 2, 3, 4; Projection Club 4; Basketball I. SONJA RUSIEWSKA 509 S. 67 St. St. Vincent Pius 1,2,3, 4 ’ Sodality 4; Third Order I; Orchestra I; Chorus I; Red Cross I. JAMES SAMBS 10506 W. Rogers St. Pius 1,2,3, 4 Sodality 4; Student Council 4; Science Research 4; Or¬ chestra 2, 3,4; Chorus I; Projection Club 4. COLETTE SANVILLE Blue Ridge Blvd, St. Mary Pius 1,2,3, 4 Sodality 4; Student Council 2,3,4; Third Order 1,2,3, 4 So- Si 4; Chorus 1,2,3, 4 ; Pe P Club 1,3,4; Study Hall Mon. 4; Civics Club 4. MARIANNE SANDER 2960 N. 76 St. St. Pius Pius I, 2, 3, 4; Sodality 4; Chorus 1,2. DENNIS SCHECK 2745 N. 75 St. St. Pius Pius 1,2,3, 4 Sodality 4; Projection Club 4. KEN SCHAETZ 2722 N. 90 St. Christ King Pius 1,2,3, 4 Sodality 4; Sodality Committee Head 4; Acolyte Club 3, 4; Chorus 3; Football 3,4; Senior Play 4. PETER SCHEMBERGER 515 N. 103 St. St. Jude Pius 1,2,3, 4 Debate 1,2; Chorus 3,4; Projection Club 4. JOANNE SCHMIDT I34 E. Concordia St. Elizabeth Pius 2, 3, 4; CSMC 2; An¬ nual Staff 4; Chorus 2, 3 � 4 PAUL SCHNACKENBERG 2531 N. 70 St. St. Pius Pius 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council Officer 4; De¬ bate 1,2; Acolyte Club 3,4;Orchestra 2,3; Cheer¬ leader 1,2, 3,4; Band 2, 3, 4; Caf. Monitor 4. CLYDE SCHWEITZER Rt. 2, Box 625 Sacred Heart Pius 1,2,3, A’ Sodality 4 Student Council 2; Bowl¬ ing 4. JAMES SCHNEIDER 1130 S. Lois Ave. St. Mary Pius 1,2,3,4; Sodality 4 Chorus 3, 4. CAROL SCHUSTER 2765 N. 56 St. St. Catherine Pius 2, 3, 4; Sodality 4; Chorus 2. RONALD SCHWEITZER 1938 S. 71 St. Holy Assumption Pius 1,2,3,41 Chorus 3. MARGARET SEZON Rt. 8, Box 629 St. Mary Pius 1,2,3, 4 Sodality 4, CAROL SEARING 5909 W. Rogers St. St. Rita Pius 1,2,3, 4 Sodality 4 Third Order I; Bowling 3. GERALD SERIO 1120 S. 33 St. St. Lawrence Pius 1,2, 3,4; Bas¬ ketball; Bowling 2 Sodality 4; Band 2, CAROL SEIDL 21 55 N � 56 St St. Sebastian Pius 1,2,3, 4 Sodality 4 CSMC I; Caf. Monitor 4. VERA SHEAHAN 12802 Honey Lane Holy Apostle Pius 1,2,3, 4 Sodality 4; Third Order 1,2; CSMC 2; Annual 4; So-Si 4; Pep Club 4; Chorus 1,2,3. NANCY SHEPHERD MARY SIMON 1511 S. Union St. St. Lawrence Pius I , 2 , 3,4 ; Third Order I; Bowling 4. 144 N. 70 St. St. Anthony Pius-1,2, 3, 4; Sodality 4; CSMC 4; Chorus 4; GAA 1 ,- 2 , 3, 4; Biology Club 1,2; Biology Club Officer 2; Y.C.S. 1,2,3. mug NANCY SLAK 5820 W. Keefe St. Good Counsel Pius 1,2, 3, 4; Sodality 4; Student Council 2; Bowl¬ ing 1,2, 3,4. JOHN STEFANIK 4525 N. 56 St. St. Stephen Pius 1,2, 3,4; Red Cross Officer 4; Acolyte Club 3, 4; Chorus 1,2,3, 4 JOHN STEINBACH 9807 W. Sarasota PI. Good Counsel Pius 2,3,4; Sodality H. R. Prefect 2; Journal Staff 3, 4; Football 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2,3,4; Track CAROLE STERR 6643 W. Chambers St. Good Counsel Pius 2,3,4; Sodality 4; So-Si 4; Chorus 3; G. A. A. 3,4; Pep Club 2, 3, 4. ROSEMARY STEVLINGSON 2107 N. 56 St. St. Sebastian Pius 1,2, 3, 4; Sodality 4; Chorus I; Bowling 1,2,3. 3 . 4 - - LOIS STOUT THOMAS STIER 8336 Avon Court St. Jude Pius 1,2, 3, 4; So-Si 1; Chorus 1,2; Band 2 , 3 4 - KATHLEEN SULLIVAN 417 N. 60 St. Holy Cross Pius 1,2,3,4; Third Order I; U.T. 1,2,3. JEROME SURPRISE 1028 S. 28 St. St. Matthew Pius 1,2,3,4; Sodality 4; Student Council 2,4; De¬ bate I; Football 1,2,4; Bowling 1,4,-Band 2,3,4. 2429 N. 33 St. St. Anne Pius 1,2,3,4; Sodality 4 ; Third Order 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2. BARBARA STRIGENZ 2945 N. 69 St. Good Counsel Pius 2,3,4; Sodality 4; StudentCouncil 4; So-Si 4; Cheerleaders 2, 3, 4; Bowling 2; Pep Club 4; Study Hall Mon. 4. ROBERT SURGES 5371 Angle Lane St. Alphonsus Pius 1,2,3,4. AUDREY TERRIAN 307 N. 74 St. St. Anthony Pius 1,2,3,4; So¬ dality 2,3; U.T. 3 ; So-Si 3:4; Bowling 1,2,3. JIM TREDEAU 2222 S. 59 St. St. Rita Pius 1,2 ,3,4; Sodality 4; Acolyte Club 1. MARY VOGLER 422 N. 39 St. St. Rose Pius 1,2 ,3,4; Sodality 4; CSMC 1,2,3; So-Si 4; Red Cross Officer 3; Chorus i� 2,3� 4 EVELYN TYM 1805 S. 76 St. Holy Assumption Sodality 4; Third Order 1,2,3; Re d Cross 4; Chorus 1,2,3,4. SHARON TRUDGEON Elm Grove Visitation B. V. M. Pius 1,2,3,4; Sodality 4; Pep Club 3. JANET TROST 7415 W. Wells St. Anthony Pius 4; Majorette 4. MARGARET VESPA LEG 6721 W. Stevenson St. St. Anthony Pius 1,2,3,4; So¬ dality 4; Journal Staff 3,4; Journal Editor 4; So-Si 4; Red Cross 4; G. A. A. 2,3,4; Pe P Club Officer 4. MARGE VOLM 154 S. 80 St. Pius 2,3,4; Sodality 4; Annual Staff 4; So-Si 4; Chorus 2,3; G.A.A. 2; Biology 2. DANIEL WALDER 1721 S. 81 St. Holy Assumption Sodality 4; Third Order 2; Football 1,2,4; Cafeteria Mon. 4; Study Hall Mon. 4. PATRICK WALSH 12742 W. Stark St. St. Agnes Pius 1,2,3,4. JOANNE WEBER 9300 W. Dixon St. Little Flower Sodality 4; Chorus 1,2; Bowling 2, 3. ROSEMARY WALTER Rt. 14, Box 504 Holy Apostle Pius 1, 2 ,3,4; Sodality 4; Third Order 1. LA VON WATERMAN 1444A N. 24 St. St. Michael Pius 1,2,3,4; Sodality 4; Band 2; Biology I. ELYNOR WEISS 1622 N. 53 St. St. Sebastian Pius 1,2,3,45 Sodality 4; Debate 2,3; So-Si 4; Chorus I. JOSEPH WEIS RR. 6 Box 357 Holy Apostle Pius 1,2,3,45 Third Order 2; Chorus 2,3,4; Bowling 3. CONSTANCE WELLS 1921 S. 56 St. St. Joseph Pius 1,2,3,45 Sodality 4(5 So-Si 2; Chorus 1,2, |3 owling 4. JUDY WERDERITSCH 144 S. 80 St. St. Anthony Pius 1,2,3,45 Sodality 4; So-Si 4;G. A. A. 1,2, 3; Pep Club 4. WILLIAM WERTH 404 N. 50 St. Holy Cross Pius 1,2,3,4; Sodality 4; Student Council I; Third Order I; Stagehand 2; Chorus 3,4; Bowling 1. ROBERT WETOR 3808 N. 38 St. St. John Pius 1,2,3,4. ELLEN WILDE 1481 S. 85 St. St. Aloysius Pius 1,2,3,4; Sodality H. R. Prefect 1,3; U.T. 1,2, 3,4; Senior Play 4; Bowl¬ ing 2 ,3� 4 Y.C. S. I. JOHN WHELAN 239 S. 75 St. St. Anthony Pius 1,2,3,4; Third Order i; CSMC 1,2,3,4; CSMC Officer 2,3,4; Stagehand 3; Photography Club 2,3, 4; Photography Officer 3, 4. ROYAL WILLIAMS 946 S. 56 St. St. Florian Pius 1,2,3,4; Sodality 4; Student Council 4; Chorus KENNETH WILDT 9842 W. Lisbon Ave. Good Counsel Pius I, 2, 3, 4; CSMC 1,2,4;Chorus 3, 4 F° ot ball 1,2; Senior Officer 4; Senior Class Play 4; Caf. Monitor 4. BARBARA WUCKER 2609 N. 62 St. St. Pius Pius 1,2,3,4; Sodality 4; So-Si 3,4; Chorus 1,2,3, 4; Bowling 3; Pep Club 1, 4. RICHARD WOLF 2416 S. 60 St. St. Rita Pius 2,3,4. I PICTURES NOT AVAILABLE James Bori Gerald Janus Gerald Krenke Dorothy Montgomery Robert Smith DONNA ZIMMERMAN 1304 S. 61 St. St. Mary Pius 3, 4; Chorus 3,4; Caf. Monitor 4. WILLIAM YAKEL 530 N. 52 St. Holy Cross Pius 2 , 3,4; Football 2, 3 4 « GEORGE ZAC HER Rt. 12 Box 407 St. Mary Pius l,2,3,4;Chorus I, 2 . ERVIN ZAC HER 3041 N. 78 St. Good Counsel Pius 2,3,4; Student Council 2. MARY ZAJAC 7501 W. Dakota St. St. Matthias Pius 1,2,3,4; Sodality 4; Bowling 2,4. BKHi ■ A group of Seniors are looking at the events of the school year. Sure you are, John! R Seniors Don K u b i a k and Dick Lindeman check the angle on Dick’s mor- tarboard. Need a pro¬ tractor, boys? R Sharon Klinzing is shown fitting a square cap on Jane Cunningham’s head. Square hats for square heads. VJ rvA (VQAJbfJl CLASJ HISTOKr Oarc . • r� tWAiX IS p a ' iZA OL I 3 oJa-� 0 i £ JMASn U Before d£L e 1 fTJ Lfas - %fcrJL rnr P SC „J ' 4 1 iilii oj. C Q C� $$Sbrj(� orv Qut O v-Cj - ojfcr JUs C cr I1LK3TQP JaM U cnv A Ii D - dT JjXILy CE .ix SuBJ cr: C-eLM- - XkyA nJ n � v? XZ ruteP l UCTTV 5E0153? tj) .,. rr]cH � - ii nlvo jpJL 3tkM t tyowi @la4A’ioomx, kau e tic of Secmttu ‘■ ' }-£C ' ; ' : ' ' : Experiments take so long, don ' t they, Don? Just think? If it ■ Barbara, do you really know the answer to that tricky question? Father Wolf challenges a Junior religion class. A little popcorn would go swell right about now in conservation c 1 a s s, b u t intermission doesn’t start for another 16 1 2 minutes. | Como e s t a u s t e d . Put your tasks in the pocket. And keep your assignments on half sheets of paper. Muy bien graciasl 65 ■ Latin is the dead language, but taught by Mr. Medicus this third year Latin class labors away. ■ Just look at the pictures.’ To help these students w i th their studies, Mrs. Engelhard is showing slides to her social science class. ■ Pius’ future answer to Paris. The girls of this sewing class are working on skirts for their wardrobe. ■ Giving their attention to Bill Perego, fellow members of the panel in this sociology class are Pat Borski, Betty Acker and John Hahn. :W .A ■ Ah, merry art class in session with Sister Anne at the helm. They say that even the boys make purses in this class, for the girl friend, that is. ■ It won’t bite, Jack. You seem a bit doubt¬ ful: Working on the experiment in Sister Sebaldus physics class are Pat Ruel, Jack Kusch, and Barbara Hegner. ■ Stand back: Mr. Gosling ' s chemistry class is at it again. The student scientists are Walter Kraemer, Bill Amrhein, Mary Aschenbrener, and Mary Windier. |The office will never be the same, The Soph¬ omore religion class has invaded it. 7 ■ These are Gay Cabal¬ leros? These Spanish look¬ ing Americans are awaiting their debut in Carmelita, the 1954 oper¬ etta. ■ Could this be honor study hall? From all the pencil chewing and pen scratching going on, we think not: ■ These shop students are hard at work on what appears to be aknickknack shelf. Tools furnished at the window, boys. ■ A fellow martyr in a freshman Latin class is explaining the finer point of the dead language to his classmates. Dig that Dative Case! ■ Nancy, let ' s not look at the keys. This personal typing class ought to be past this stage. ■ The psychologist and the psychopath. Mr. Reigert is helping Roger Anderson to become a normal individual. ■ Let’s keep those records straight. These members of the bookkeeping class are working slavishly to get the right totals. ■ Who eats oatmeal for breakfast? These seven Home Ec. girls are preparing more food than is necessary for one small breakfast. ' M Mg wyi 68 69 ■ Aw, Barb, come on, let ' s have a smile- or did you just wake up 9 The rest of these smiling faces appear in Sister Clotildis ' Senior English class. ■ Careful, every crooked line will cost you five points. Don ' t be too hard on him, Mr. Gracyalny. This mechanical drawing is a most exacting subject. ■ Hey, none of that cheating in the front row. Geometry may be hard, but. . .not that bad. Gee, I never knew it could be such fun. A ■ A candid glance at the string section of the Pius XI orchestra before operetta prac¬ tice. Where are all the Georges?? Hey Tom: Got your fingers caught between the strings! ■ A time out for prayer in the beginning of each class is the custom here. Leading the advance algebra class in prayer is Father McCall. ■ Is she related to you, Mr. Drexler? This biology class is studying Emmy’s respiratory system. ■ These are the kids who wanted to see what a million pennies look like: one of the genera 1 math classes pounding away at their adding machines. ■ What ' s with this crazy scribbling? These Junior girls are trying their hand at first year shorthand. ■ This Sophomore English class is having a discus¬ sion on the short story under the direction of Sister Terence. These short stories must be getting inter¬ esting. | Poetry isn’t always boring according to the expressions on these Seniors ' faces. Who is Stone giving the eye to and you too, Bob Smith. ■ The Senior office practice class. Johnny and Connie are speeding away at the electric typewriters .as Carol is duplicating and Frances is looking sick. MHt ol fame M. Acker M. Adomite E. Albert J. Alonge P. Alonge 302 304 402 310 312 K. Amend J. Amrhein J. Anderle M. Androjna B. Artmann 314 302 302 316 304 M. Baer R. Bainbridge P. Bantz T. Barber M. Barnes M. Barthel B. Bartley J. Barton J. Bartylla 306 306 308 308 310 306 312 314 314 J. Bates E. Bauer J. Bayer M. Becker S. Becker J. Beckwith M. Beeckler 302 304 312 314 306 308 314 J. Blab D. Bodamer D. Bolewski T. Boll J. Bornschlagel 316 302 308 304 310 R. Burgmeier C. Buth B. Butler T. Butzen R. Bykowski R. Byrnes R. Caspary B. Cebar W. Chamberlain C. Cianciola 302 314 402 402 306 308 310 304 312 314 G. Clayton E. Clemens G. Cmeyla C. Costello S. Crivello D. Cridelich P. Cullen R. Cushing J. Dahlman J. Dandoy 306 302 302 304 304 306 312 308 310 314 J. Dembinski J. Derse F. DiBella K. Dickey J. Diener D. DiLeo J. Dobner P. Dolata G. Dries 312 302 304 306 312 314 308 310 316 HcU} dbooT Coffi C. Duffy D. Dvorak T. Dvorak T. Edgerton M. Edmund C. Egide D. Eiche 312 304 304 302 316 302 304 R. Eisold W. Emmons M. Fallon M. Fanning P. Felske J. Fendry 306 308 310 308 310 K. Fettig P. Fiorani M. Fiske J. Flasch J. Floryance 312 314 316 302 304 4 . 1 ' R. Frangesch J. Fredrick K. Furey J. Galligan J. Gennrich G. Gerow M. Gersten- R. Gerstl 306 308 310 312 316 304 berg 312 302 H. Gill K. Glynn C. Godsell B. Goerke D. Grant P. Grassel A. Graupp S. Grota J. Groth B. Gruenke 402 316 314 304 306 310 308 302 402 310 J. Guagliardo S. Hagie R. Hahn 312 304 314 Jr W. Hahn R. Hahn J. Hasler D. Hefter T. Hein 302 316 310 312 308 K. Heitkemper S. Hernke B. Hetzel 312 316 302 M. Hohler A. Holland J. Holtz J. Horan 312 314 3 02 3°6 P. Hurley K. Husting B. Jackson H. Jacubinas 402 302 304 314 E. Jennerjohn R. Johnson H. Johnston 314 316 316 J. Hevier M. Hilgendorf M. Hiller N. Hintz C. Hipp N. Hoffman 302 304 306 308 310 316 M. Hosier S. Howard Y. Howard D. Hughes 306 310 314 310 R. Jonas M. Jungwirth A. Juul J. Kaiser M. Kayser R. Kastner 304 302 312 304 310 302 J. Kasza J. Kau L. Kayser 306 308 306 B. Kelly C. Kennedy J. Kessenich J. Kinczfogel G. King 312 314 316 310 306 76 D. Kitzinger R. Klessig C. Klinkosch J. Klotz H. Klug 312 402 304 306 308 J. Kopeck L. Kopp C. Kowalczyk D. Kozak W. Kraemer Z. Kremer 314 3M 316 316 302 302 A. Krier S. Kruse D. Kubin 304 306 310 N. Kuchta T. Kuntsch J. Lachner A. LaFlame 304 306 314 308 B„ LeMieux J. Leskovar K. Letteer R. Lewandowski 3°2 312 304 314 1 C. LaForce R. Lampertius R. Lauer J. LeGath 308 402 316 312 D. Liesen J. Lione J. Lipscomb M. Liska 316 306 310 304 R. Linskens B. Loughney J. Lovrine T. Luther P. Lukitsch M. Lynch 302 408 314 306 402 308 C. Malkowski M. Martin D. Mataya D. ' Mathis M. Mathusek 302 306 312 308 310 F. Maglio G. Mailloux K. Maley 316 310 304 T. Mauermann K. May M. McEvoy 316 312 314 77 M. McGuire P. McGuire D. Meyer R. Michels M. Migliaccio J. Michalak D. Miick 302 304 302 306 306 304 308 B. Mikula J. Miller 308 310 R. Mimier F. Minette D. Minorik J. Mitsche M. Mitten M. Mollan J. Monahan 302 316 J. Mueller R. Nagy P. Neleson V. Nelson R. Neumann M. Nettinger K. Noe 3°4 3 6 3 M K. Novella F. Nowak D. O’Boyle 302 304 402 R. Obst P. O’Connor T. Okray 402 308 310 J. Oliver M. O’Mahar 314 308 C. O ' Neill M. O ' Shea B. Palmer J. Palmer 402 302 402 306 T. Palmer R. Patrick 304 308 A. Paulsen B. Pecoraro D. Pecus B. Perego N. Perry R. Pfeifer 3°8 310 306 312 314 316 H A- 1 J. Pfister J. Phalin D. Phillips J. Piotrak R. Pluta V. Platz M. Powers 3 02 3 10 3°4 306 314 308 310 A B. Printz D. Pulte 312 316 J. Quinlan P. Radocha R. Rafenstein J. Rauth E. Rebatske E. Reick M. Reinders 402 3M 306 308 ) ii i m B. Reitz T. Remm 312 304 J. Renner J. Repplinger V. Reuschlein R. Rickmeyer J. Rieder 306 314 308 316 302 t H. Riesch R. Riley W. Riley 304 308 304 i ' TM+iL 1 J. Rudella L. Ruebesam B. Russell 3 1 4 302 304 J. Ripple T. Rohde D. Roidt D. Rude 310 312 316 310 J. Ruzicka J. Ryan S. Salamone 306 304 316 p _ _ _ _ _ _ R. Sambs M. Sanger C. Schaefer W. Schaefer 302 402 310 402 M. Schott N. Schmid 304 306 C. Schmidbauer M. Schmidt R. Schmidt M. Schmit C. Schmitter R. Scholz 308 312 310 314 312 316 A B. Schopf W. Schott 302 306 4 li fe r JUNIORS I� 4 ' W r ”£F ! }r ■ A. Schneider M. Schneider R. Schneider 0 . Schulteis M. Schumy B. Schuster M. Schuster 316 402 314 402 308 306 402 T. Schweizer K. Segrin J. Seibert G. Seitz M. Sentz M. Slaby R. Slaby P. Slattery J. Sobczynski B. Staats 3°4 4 02 3 02 3 ° 6 3 10 312 308 310 314 316 A. Stakowiak P. Stangel B. Stanislowski B. Stetter J. Stottels D. Strommen B. Studer 3 12 3 ! 4 3 ° 8 3°4 302 316 206 M. Surges Y. Surprise 310 312 J. Suttner P. Sweet J. Tegeder T. Teresinski K. Theisen M. Thompson R, Tiedemann 3°6 3 12 3 10 3 4 302 304 310 R. Trapp P. Tredeau Sue Tretow T. Trokan P. Turay T. Vandoren 3°8 312 302 306 314 314 , fit T. VanPietersom J. Varebrook M. Varish J. Venhaus J. Vento 3 j 6 308 312 302 304 P. f Vilmur D. Voegeli C. Vossekuil A. Wagner R. Wambach B. Warden K. Warkentien R. Watson 3°6 3 j 6 3 10 3 ! 4 316 304 306 308 G. Weber D. Wehner H. Weide S. Weigel R. Weitzer M. Welch 3°4 3 ° 8 3 10 312 306 314 M. Welch D. Welke J. Wendelberger B. Wenzel 3 16 310 314 312 J. Werner R. Werth L. Westbrook B. Whittle M. Wieland T. Wiencek F. Wilhelm P. Wilkowski D. Wilson M. Windier 302 304 316 306 308 302 304 306 310 312 R. Wineske S. Winkler D. Wirth K. Wittman A. Wojtkiewitz M. Wolf R. Wustner R. Zach O. Zanoni 3 I 4 3°4 3 02 3°4 306 308 310 308 312 P. Dolata T. Kuntszch R. Matt D. Robinson 310 306 314 308 J. Adrian P. Dwyer M. Falk A. Goetz A. Holzbauer J. Mitchell E. Stack R. Vespalec S. Androjna K. Arend C. Bailey T. Bainbridge G. Baloun 3I8 406 414 303 408 B. Berres B. Berry P. Berry T. Berry 318 418 406 416 is 1 ' ' M. Binder R. Bittman C. Blanchard M. Blankenburj 408 301 303 410 J. Blankenheim M. Blask R. Blask C. Blossfield 414 416 318 406 7?. o M. Boschek T. Bouton B. Bowser 301 414 416 R. Braatz K. Brahm K. Brefka P. Breitbach R. Bresnahan P. Bretzt 301 303 418 318 403 410 M. Briski R. Brown J. Brzezinski 414 416 410 82 A. Buchholz N. Buehler K. Buero W. Bullock K. Burbach 318 408 406 . 414 410 J. Cale P. Callahan E. Carroll S. Carroll J. Cary A. Chaney 4 l8 301 418 303 318 406 i birUrj D. Burgireno J. Burns S. Butenhoff 414 416 416 T. Cmeyla A. Colla D. Colling 410 414 416 C. Contney P. Conway N. Coppersmith R. Couch 418 318 406 301 M. Cowan N. Crowley S. Curley J. Curman 318 318 410 301 R. Dahlman D. Dane J. Deglman E. De Laet 408 410 414 416 J. P. Derocher J. Diedrich H. De Simone E. Dirk T. Di Meo A. Dittman 4 l8 3°3 3°i 406 318 318 B. Dricken C. Duffy J. Dutscheck J. Dwyer S. Dwyer 4 j 8 414 408 410 414 C. Dockendorf P. Docter M. Doffing 408 406 410 V. Eiche S. Eisenmann F. Enders 414 418 414 83 t f-,-) d 4 j S. Erato R. Evenson M. Faber D. Faehnel T 301 412 301 318 Fanning C. Fassbender J. Felzer 303 408 318 1 - 1 ft k. M A. Fernhout R. Fetherston J. Feurstein W. Fischer 410 410 414 416 4 N. Frangesch 414 ► u. K 1fc 4 v 14 ' ft T. Fuhr R. Gall J. Gasnik C. Gebhardt 303 408 418 303 Ik IJ M. Gill J. Glaser J. Glasl 406 414 408 n E. Goralski J. Grace 301 416 Li ila4:i M. Gramblicka B. Griesemer 318 406 SOPHOMORES r a 1 v y ' l ■, w ' m, W. Fehzl P. Ferguson 406 408 gmm jfic fn Vr’ - R. Frankwick J. Frischmuth 318 406 - f 0 4 1 J. Gerzewski P. George A. Gieringer 303 410 318 % r ' I ' k v . S. Godsell R. Goelz T. Goetz 414 418 Lki ft4 4 L. Graczyk J. Grady K. Graeff B. Graham 418 318 303 318 £| fTt a [ k4 Ifcfci i % M. Grippe B. Gross J. Gruber T. Guadagni D. Gutbrod P. Hagerty 408 410 406 414 408 410 a? © T, f 4 k- fry V R. Haim J. Halbrader S. Haller J. Hammer T. Hanley J. Hannon M. Hanratty 416 416 418 414 301 418 406 R. Hebbring M. Hartel 318 303 J. Hennen W. Herder J. Hoffman J. Hoffman F. Hofstede J. Hohenadel T. Hohner 4 1 4 303 301 406 410 418 G. Hoist R. Hollis D. Hauswirth 414 416 410 T. Jagielski R. James J . Jankowski 414 408 418 W. Jost N. Kamenick C. Kasica 414 408 410 R. Holpfer B. Holtyn J. Hopwood G. Hufnagel D. Jackson 418 318 406 406 410 M. Jaskaniec M. Johnson R. Jost T. Jost 318 406 408 410 t A ' U %Cr AA ' J. Kayser H. Kehl G. Kellner 418 410 301 M. Kelser J. Kennedy M. Kinosian L. Kilbowitz 303 318 303 408 J. Kloza R. Knapp 414 418 SOPHOMORES J. Kozlik M. Kozlik C. Krasovich R. Kreuser P. Kriigel J. Krolski L. Kubiak 318 303 406 406 408 410 414 P. Kuenzli 418 4 4 It ft P. Kurszewski S. Kurz 418 410 M. Kwapy 303 J. Jach J. Lackner 408 318 M. LaFond 301 L. Lampertius J. Landolt R. Landolt 410 410 416 J. Lang R. Larke R. Laske C. Lehmann M. Leichtfuss E. Lemmermann S. Lennox G. Letteer J. Lorence P. Lubowiecki 416 416 418 410 408 301 414 418 318 301 G. Luser J. Luther T. Macuk J. Magerl J. Mailloux B. Mahas R. Malleier M. Lawler 318 406 408 414 406 416 418 406 J. Malone S. Maloney A. Manson A. Martens J. Martin T. McDermott 406 416 414 410 301 301 r rT ' % ]L, Hr - f T-- 1 « { x K. McFarlin D. McGuire K. Micnalak A. Miech G. Mielke SOPHOMORES 301 414 318 416 418 K. Mullen W. Mullooly A. Murn J. Murray J. Murray B. Nawn P. Neal M. Nellsen R. Nelson W. Netols 418 406 408 410 303 416 416 303 418 301 fcifcfcA ' ' ni l ' Jl � V IV _ _ ______ ■ r C. Nicholas V. Nicholas D. Nicholson N. Niehausen I. Niesen J. Nowicki N. Nowak S, Nowak R. Obst B. O ' Leary O Cv 408 318 303 318 406 406 408 410 408 410 $ a® ae % D. O ' Neill K. O’Reilly P. Pacetti T. Pariza J. Patrick J. Patrinos C. Patulski J. Paus J. Pavletich 4 ! 4 4 l6 4 10 4i 6 418 418 301 414 J D. Pedek B. Pemper J. Pesch L. Petik S. Phalin J. Pierre P. Pike 318 301 406 303 410 414 416 c p % f . 1 ► ' ' ‘-7 v - C-t teL T ' r ' 1 P. Pinter R. Poetzel T. Prete C. Pross R. Puetzer P. Pugh 418 406 416 408 416 301 I kl tfc 1 Osyul c y ATCuJxr ' - . - D. Quirke J. Paab K. Pafenstein C. Pamlow M. Peck 4 j 8 318 303 318 406 k A f k f JJTTs r 9 Ik - ? yv, ■ ' W ____ is i D. Newman K. Reeve V. Reichard J. Reichenback J. Reynolds B. Rhody H. Richert J. Rickmeyer P. Riesch 3 01 4°8 4 4 4 10 406 416 418 408 301 J. Scheinkoenig D. Schatzman J. Schaut M. Schellinger J. Schkeryantz 301 410 410 408 3 01 M. Schmalz A. Schmidt M. Schmidt 416 308 410 D. Schwister M. Shafranski C. Schiek P. Shimunek 414 301 414 4 l6 1 ii 1 H. Shipshack B. Shurkoff N. Shurr R. Shurr 418 318 406 303 P. Siehr W. Simon A. Sindorf R. Skalitzky 408 416 410 301 S. Skender J„ Skibbie J. Slavic L. Smagli 408 318 414 4 P. Streit D. Sturm J. Suhr M. Sundeen K. Sweeney 301 410 318 406 408 88 t J. Szyka F. Sable L. Talbot W. Terrian J. Urtel 303 418 416 301 301 ) H. Tegge K. Thunander M. Tredeau 418 410 414 NOT PICTURED Braun, John 303 Farrell, Margaret 406 Groh, Thomas 303 Scarpace, Vincent 303 Ziegler, Elizabeth 410 K. Voegeli G. Wahleitner 414 301 Waliner J. Wamser 303 414 P. Wangard N. Warga S. Warkentien P. Wegehaupt 418 303 301 408 A. Wehner J. Weyenberg R. Whelan S. Wiesen 318 416 318 410 E. Wildenberg B. Wilhelm K. Welch D. Willkomm 406 414 406 418 C. Wisniewski J. Wolf M. Wollmer M. Wondra M. Woods M. Wuerl J. Weber J. Zellmer T. Ziegler L. Zimmer 301 408 303 406 406 408 303 410 414 416 R. Zimmerman J. Zschernitz M. Walsh M. Leonard R. Mauermann 3 l8 414 418 416 408 F. Zivnuska R. Zupan F. Englert B. Loughney B. Peterson 318 406 416 301 408 J. Abrahamson K. Acker C. Adams C. Albanese S. Albert E. Alexandrowicz V. Alexandrunas ioi 403 106 104 106 108 108 K. Andrews C. Bach S. Balistreri B. Bantz C. Bartley 401 114 108 114 401 G. Bates M. Baumgartner J. Beaudoin D. Beaumier 404 106 403 417 R. Beres K. Berry D. Bethke ioi 104 102 J. Bode D. Boening 106 108 L. Alonge R. Andres 102 106 L L. Bartz B. Barwick 116 401 mb t -1 • ■Sr HM MM9 ■§ , i D. Becker J. Benishek F. Belisle 404 102 101 B. Blanck T. Blando J. Block 403 116 104 N. Bohmann J. Bokan W. Borski R. Boyce 114 116 401 403 B. Boyer J. Braun 108 106 S. Brauneis J. Bray R. Bray T. Breise F. Breis C. Brey 401 114 417 417 404 102 FRESHMEN M. Bretza S. Brog E. Broutch T. Brown T. Buehner T. Buelow M. Buero 101 102 114 108 108 116 106 R. Buhs R. Bukkerti ioi 108 M. Burgireno M. Burt W. Butzen G. Byers G. Cabrales B. Cale K. Canepa 4°3 4 01 106 108 116 417 101 M. Carey J. Carr- 102 401 pry P. Cavanaugh F. Cekosh L. Charland 114 417 101 R. Clemins W. Coleman C. Collins � .. 104 106 404 CU ' ' C. Courtois G. Cowles R. Crantz T. Cridelich 417 401 102 403 P. Casanova F. Casey E. Caspary J. Caspary R. Castelaz 104 403 403 108 404 J. Chiello M. Cianciola R. Ciganek D. Class 403 404 114 102 J. Copeland G. Coppersmith C. Corroo 108 404 417 T. Crowley P. Cummings 404 417 D. Curley J. Da Cota C. Dannies M. Dardis D. Della J. Della 102 108 IOI 102 104 106 T. Denman A. DeRosier 106 104 FRESHMEN K. Didesch E. Dinnauer B. Dirk J. Dittman L. Dolata P. Duffy K. Duszynski 108 116 403 401 ioi 404 102 S. Egan R. Eiche H. Emmer W. Emmer R. Estrada K. Fallon E. Fanning T. Farrell D. Felzer G. Fetherston 417 102 106 108 417 102 101 401 403 404 E. Finkler R. Fisher G. Fitzgerald W. Flynn D. Fochs T. Foote R. Forberger R. Forbes W. Franzen 417 101 108 102 403 104 106 401 108 J. Gerszewski G. Gitter J. Glavin M. Graef P. Granrath E. Gregor 102 417 102 114 106 106 W. Greiten G. Gresch P. Grippe J. Grochowski R. Groeschl 108 401 417 101 102 W. Gruber C. Gutierrez E. Gwiazda N. Hahn R. Hammond R. Hanson J. Hanten J. Hardy t n tv J. Harlfinger L. Harlfinger S. Harrison S. Hartinger W. Hartmann D. Haselkamp J. Hauber J. Heil E. Hein A. Heidel 404 417 102 L. Hoffman M. Hofstede M. Hoist A. H ' iuge M. Husak J. Italiano J. Iverson C. Jackson T. James 104 102 108 Ij8 403 108 401 401 417 E. Jankowski D. Jansen R. Jansen T. Jeffords J. Jenkins R. Jennaro J. Jericb IOI 102 102 106 404 108 116 D. Joehnk R. Johnson F. Jones J. Jones D. Joyce K. Kasianowicz 401 417 403 116 404 102 Chets ' — yob G. Kasprzak J. Kau R. Kawczynski R. Kayser S. Keckeisen 104 102 106 106 106 B. Kirtchen J. Klein R. Klein J. Klessig J. Klug L. Knight R. Koback A. Koenig H. Kollenbroich W. Kallis 401 403 417 101 104 108 108 104 403 417 R. Kellner J. Kelly J. Kendl J. Kennedy T. Kennedy J. Kerhin M. King M. Kinjerski 108 116 401 401 403 108 404 417 1 M. Krenke J. Krueger J. Krumplitsch R. Kruse 104 104 106 108 J. Kucera J. Kucera J. Kuklinski K. Kuntzsch 106 106 401 114 K. Lang T. Leege L. LeGant T. Lehnen 104 106 417 108 A. Leiser M. Leising M. Lemanczyk 116 101 102 N. Lemberger M. Lesatz A. Lessac C. Lex W. Lindner G. Long 104 106 401 403 404 116 94 M. Maher G. Manke R. Mann J. Manousas B. Matasek 404 116 401 403 417 P. Maus E. McLaughlin M. Merkl M. Merkt J. Meyer R. Meyer 114 403 101 417 IOI IOI D. Mathes J. Matusek G. Matzelle 404 116 417 Vi v D. Michael J. Miller L. Mirr 102 104 108 B. Monday J. Monday B. Mudek D. Mueller 116 401 102 403 jyr ' _lr 3( D. Natarelli G. Neitzel S. Nelson T. Nettesheim 108 108 J 04 104 1 l T. Niebler L. Niesen A. Niedzwiedzka M. O ' Connor P. O ' Connor 104 417 108 IOI 102 1 M . ft ffe .a- ' , m ' fe k K. Paider T. Palmer P. Panlener J. Parcelewicz A. Parske 403 404 106 417 108 A. Olivetti 108 T. Osberg J. Ott M. Pabst 116 401 104 P. Neuman D. Neuser T. Nevers D. Neumann 417 101 102 106 95 T. Pfeifer P. Pieri B. Placek A. Poetzel R. Post J. Potter E. Prenn 102 404 417 104 116 101 102 W. Purtell K. Quartemont 106 104 J. Reinders J. Reinke E. Reitz G. Remshek IOI 417 102 403 B. Ribecky P. Richert G. Robakowski 102 104 104 S. Renelt R. Rheaume M. Rheingans 101 104 114 M. Robarge J. Roller S. Roth 106 108 116 R. Rutz M. Ryan 401 403 E. Schaefer F. Schaefer 417 101 . - P. Ryan L. Saffert W. Sanders K. Sanhuber 104 401 404 404 M. Schaefer L. Scheeler C. Schenk M. Scherkenbach A. Schloesser M. Schlumpf 102 104 101 106 108 401 1 M 1 FRESHMEN C. Schmid J. Schmid B. Schmidt E. Schmidt J. Schmidt T. Schmidt D. Schnabl 104 116 106 401 116 108 404 D. Schneider A. Schuchardt D. Schulties N. Schumacher N. Schweninger P. Searing M. Seder L. Seebruck K. Seitz Il6 403 417 404 101 417 101 102 114 D. Serio R. Serio 102 104 J. Sheahan G. Shively T. Silbernagel 106 108 116 C. Sima C. Serwin J. Sessody J. Severson D. Shea 403 104 108 114 104 D. Simonich J. Sindorf M. Sindorf W. Skonie 104 106 108 404 ' TAjl cjUXt J B. Slaby D. Smith N. Smith 4°4 1 M 417 M. Smith E. Sobczynski C. Sorseick 417 417 101 J. Stenberger G. Stetter B. Stevlingson T. Stoiber 114 102 102 IO4 S. Stoner T. Straub 106 404 J. Studer M. Suetholz M. Sullivan P. Sullivan J. Surges J. Sweet 102 104 106 108 403 401 R. Szatkowski B. Tannis 401 114 FRESHMEN T. Tellier W. Teschendorf G. Thelen R. Thompson B. Tomasik T. Torres J. Traudt 403 404 104 417 114 102 401 KT r v N. Trudgeon J. Unser K. Utech R. Vacca D. VanGemert J. Vanderboom M. VanPietersom J. Venne F. Vento R. Vidergar 404 104 116 104 108 106 101 114 116 403 R. Vilmur J. Voell D. Wagner T. Walker M. Waterman K. Watry C. Wawrzonek J. Weber R. Weigel 404 417 106 403 104 417 102 106 106 V. Weigel J. Weis B. Werderitz M. Werner G. Westphal R. Wymelenberg 108 404 114 106 417 108 L. Whelan E. Whitney J. Wilde R. Wilde J. William G. Wilhelm 401 116 102 104 417 417 M. Willkomm G. Wilson F. Winkler S. Wintis D. Wolf 114 108 101 102 104 W. Wymelenberg 417 J. Worzalla L. Wucherer M. Zabawa L. Zanoni J. Zbieranek C. Zellmer F. Zinski W. Kallis 106 108 116 108 104 403 106 417 FRESHMEN B. Mudek A. Schloesser J. Wieland R. Hasler J. Enders U. Hartung 102 108 417 101 404 104 ■ Entering homeroom 102 during the guidance period, new at Pius this year, we hear a n interesting talk on courtesy which caught the attention of the entire class. Well, most of it, anyway. FRESHMEN, NOT PICTURED Busalacchi, Louis, 102; Hoffman, Richard, 417; Jankowski, R. , 104; Knoblauch, E. , 116 ; Robertson, B. , 106; Anderson, J. , 106; Brell, G. , 116; Berdoll, G. , 417; Tramel, J. , 403. HA class takes time out in the chapel for blessing on their day of study. The screen on the left hides the penitent in the confessional every day throughout the school year. wm. H Be sure you ' re not sanding a g a i n st the grain. Under the watchful eyes of Mr. Peloquin, these boys are making furnish¬ ings for their homes. A VARSITY DROPS ANCHO This football season of 1954 started like a race of swift sailboats. The Pius sloop, a swift craft, began strong, brushing past its first challenger, De La Salle, a craft manned by 11 strong Chicagoans. Next to fight it out was a s ma I I e r boat called Memorial of Waukes¬ ha . Though the size of the craft was small, they put up a good fight until Guenther Ruehle gathered in the air from their sails a pass, good for a touchdown. The sails were slack, but then a stiff wind blew up. St. Cather¬ ine ' s, a boat which had tra¬ veled long and hard last year to win the championship in a photofinish with Don Bosco, B Lounging above, from left to right, are the school ' s coaches, Mr. McMahon and Mr. J. Brennan. What’s wrong, Jim? Did you see the Notre Dame score? Nice socks, Macl SCHEDULE Games Score T. D. Pius XI 20 Janus 2 De La Salle 12 Murach I Pius XI 13 Anderson I Waukesha M. 6 Ruehle I Pius XI 20 Weber I, Murach I St. Catherine 12 Anderson I Pius XI 13 Anderson I Cathedral 6 Murach I Pius XI 20 Anderson 2 Messmer 0 Murach I Pius XI 21 Anderson 2 Marquette 20 Berkopec I Pius XI 0 Don Bosco • 26 Pius XI 0 Notre Dame 6 B Members of the Varsity Football team are, from left to right: in ROW I: F. Minette, P. Fetherston, T. Chiapusio, W. Neal, J. Stein- bach, J. Weber, G. Hackl, C. O ' Neill, J. Rudella, B. Berkopec, B. Yakel, R. Laur. ROW2:C. Costello, W. Hahn, P. Frigerio, R. Johnson, AT SECOND was beginning to move in on the Pius-manned sloop. The superior Popes crew pulled away. Then came Cathedral, Messmer, and Mar¬ quette all in a row. After the Marquette team had been completely outclassed, ablockedex- tra point plus Bob Holt ' s conversion put them beneath the briney deep. Don Bosco rose out of the fog and rolled with the waves and wind to smash Pius ' s mighty stern. The sloop, as it sank, began to slump with but five yards to go. The boat was still moving toward its goal, but Notre Dame took care of that and sent a Pius dream to see Da vie Jones. B Father McCall, athletic di¬ rector of the school, stops to talk with one of the students. R. Anderson, J. Janus, P. Arena, B. Smith, J. Murach, G. Densing, B. By- kowski. ROW 3: Coach Brennan, K. Schaetz, J. LeGath, K. Segrin, J. Gross, D. Walder, G. Ruehle, T. Kasun, J. Galligan, B. Holt, N. Crowley, R. Ru- zicka, Coach McMahon. ■ Hey, Hey, w h a t do you say ? I Don W a h n and Pete Arena pave the way for Jerry Weber on the longest quarterback sneak of the year. The highly rated De La Salle team of Chicago had a sad trip home after absorbing a 20 to 12 de¬ feat at the hands of the Popes. ■ Somebody missed his man: Roger Anderson, after grinding out needed yardage, pleads for help from Bob Smith, who is willing but not able. Pius went on to cop its second straight victory over the previously unbeatable Junior Hilltoppers. ■ Pat Frigerio, George (Root) Hackle, and Don Wahn converge on T edBrzenk’s at¬ tempted quarterback sneak. Guess what? Don bit his tongue. ■ Gunner Ruehle, another reason for our big victory over Marquette, snares a pass from Jerry Weber and digs out more needed yardage. Bob Smith and Jack Galligan are busy blocking out opposing players? ■ Jerry Weber, Pius field general, gleams after the perfect call; Bob Ber- kopec goes into the end zone scoring that all important touchdown against Marquette. That’s the motion we like to see, Ref. Red Dog J ohnson , your profile isn ' t showing. That acute angle to the left ( 53 )is Pete Arena anchored by Ralph Johnson ' s arm. Patty cake! Patty cake! ■ Gerry Janus drives hard on one of the bread and butter plays in the Memorial game. Looking 106 on are Smith (44), Rue hie (26), Johnson (23), Wahn (52), and Frigerio (52). M Bob Smith throws one of the Chicago De La Salle boys for a loop. Pius players battling from left to right, are, B. Smith, G. Janus, D. Wahn, R. Johnson, G. Ruehle, and G. Hackl. 107 MBob (50-yarder) ® Bob Berkopec drives for that extra inch in the Don Bosco Holt ’55 game. In the background are Frigerio, Hackl, and Wahn. Back H Roger Anderson (Hoffchild) ’55 Back ■ Bob Berkopec runs interference for Roger Anderson sweeping right end against Bosco. I Warren Hahn ' 55 Back ■ Roger Anderson heads for a tackle on a Notre Dame end as Warren Hahn comes up for the final crusher. 108 ■ And the score goes up another notch. Bob (Ram-Rod) Holt boots another perfect conversion, Jerry Weber assisting. H John Murach ' 55 Back ■ Roger Anderson is on his way for the longest touchdown run of the year. He took a lateral from John Murach. The play covered 54 yards. ■ Paul (Pres.) Fetherston ’55 Back I Wayne (Half Mile) Neal ' 55 End 109 ■ Jack Galligan makes a low tackle on Memorial ' s big end. John Murach and Gerry Janus come up to put the final stopper on him. 7 i jj, «rsnar jJ r , I Roger Anderson scampers into the end zone after s n a r i n g a p a s s from Gerry Weber. I One of our better ends is Gun¬ ner Ruehle. I Roger Anderson makes a substantial gain around Messmer’s end. The Popes won, going over Messmer 20-0. I Golden Toe Smith Kicks off. I Peter (the Bull) Arena ’55 Guard ■ John Kusch comes through with an- other bomb for the Homecoming parade. ■ The frosh float entry in the Homecoming parade. Humpty Dumpty took third place in the judging. H First place in the Homecoming parade was captured by the Juniors ' float on which three witches boiled Bosco. ■ Jubilant after another victory, Mac ' s boys proud¬ ly take a bow before the good nuns. (One bow for every point they scored) This bit of horseplay fol¬ lowed every Pius victory. TEAM STAYS ON TOP Showing rare form this year, the JV ' s re¬ mained undefeated in five outings. The only tea m to give the Junior Popes a real contest was Don Bosco, and that game ended in a tie. Their fine record would not have been possible if all the members o f the team, both players and coaches, had not given their all throughout the entire campaign. Never before have there been so many good varsity prospects on one frosh-soph squad. This splendid harvest should pay off in years to cor.ie as championship surplus. SCHEDULE Pius XI 6 Don Bosco 6 Pius XI 28 St. John 6 Pius XI 6 Marquette 0 Pius XI 19 Messmer 6 Pius XI Forfeit to Waukesha Memorial Pius XI I Showing the all important reason for an undefeated season teamwork. Bill Borski clears the way for John Weber. The Junior Popes went on to win 6-0 in the Marquette game. ■ Members of the JV football team are, from left to right; ROW I; J. Reeve, J. Wilde, J. Sheahan, D. Schupp, S. Balistreri, D. Joehnk, L. Alonge, J. Matusek, T. Fanning, D. Schurr, D. Baumgartner, J. Feurstein, and D. O ' Neill. ROW 2; J. Hammer, J. Nowicki, J. Felzer, C. Blanchard, R. Koback, B. Jost, B. Jost, J. Carr, J. DeCota, S. Stoner, B. Bowser, D. Castelaz, H. Richert. ROW 3; B. Thompson, F. Sable, B. Borski, J. Weber, D. Nicholson, J. Kellner, G. Byers, P. Pacetti, R. Couch, F. Koelsch, J. Glaser. ROW 4: Coach Ken Grover, J. St. Peter, G. Goralski, T. Hanley, P. Siehr, F. Hofstede, G. Mielke, J. Gruber, L. Ross, M. Shafranski, E. Jankowski, and Coach CarlMedicus. CHEERLEADERS SCREAM TEAMS TO Come on team, fight! As this phrase echoes throughout the gym or along the grandstand, our teams are being cheered to victory by some limber kids with plenty of kick and megaphones in hand. The spirit of these cheerleaders is a form of loyalty to the school, and the spirit of the school grows with their leapsand bounds. ■ The Big Three! The senior cheerleaders, B. Strigenz, P. Schnackenberg, and N. Curran, pep it up. H Cheerleaders ' Captain N. Cur - ran, checks over the schedule for a coming game. I Cheering the team on are J. Repplinger, J. Zschernitz, F. DiBella, P. Radocha and R. Vespalec. 1 1 3 VARSITY SHOOTS SECOND VARSITY BASKETBALL Pius Oppone 58 Juneau 46 53 St. Mary 77 79 N. Dame 49 72 St. John 32 71 Marquette 59 55 Messmer 45 72 Beloit Cath. 61 58 Bosco 55 54 St. Catherine 68 54 Bonaventure 38 77 Memorial 56 53 N. W. Prep 31 70 N. Dame 67 71 St. John 51 49 Marquette 62 82 Messmer 67 54 Bosco 61 70 St. Catherine 61 71 Bonaventure 32 76 Memorial 49 58 G. Bay Central 59 88 St. Mary 46 67 Edgewood 55 The P i u s XI consolation champs from the De Pere Tour¬ nament had a little tougher sledding just before they hit the tournament trail. In con¬ ference play the Popes set the pace, going into the final stages of the s e a s o n only to falter in the closing games be¬ fore Marquette and Don Bosco. In doing this the Popes re¬ peated the 53-54 record of 13 wins, 3 I o s s e s . In spite of Coach McMahon ' s golden clad eager ' s mediocre performance near the end, they managed to finish in second place in the conference a n d tied or sur¬ passed 10 records . Some of the more noteworthy accom¬ plishments were a new season total of 1356points in 21 games and an average of 66.4 points in conference play . The Popes hit for a new game high of 88 points in whipping St. Mary ' s of Kenosha. ■ Hey, fellows who has the ball? Jim Monahan io watches Action at DePere as Tom Jashinsky 14, JackGalligan grope for the ball. ■ Two more points for the home team! A de¬ ciding factor in the big Pius victory over Don Bosco was Jerry (Tiny) Campbell. Monahan and Weber are in the background of the picture, watching a basket that contributed to the final 58-53 score. fl In that all-star classic in which our ' 55 varsity played the cream of previous Pope teams, Tom Jas- hinsky and Jerry Campbell battle for a basket. To the right, Jerry Weber checks the scoreboard. The alumni shellacked the Pius-five, 65 - 57 . B Jerry Weber, taking one of his specials against our neighbors, is one of the reasons why Juneau had to bow to the Pius varsity. ■ Jerry Campbell, on the line, takes a free throw. Leave it go, Jerry. Don ' t worry Tom Jashinsky, it ' ll go through. H Well, there is the ball; now which guy shot it? Forwards Jim Mon¬ ahan, Tom Jashinsky and guard Jack Galligan fight for the rebound. 1 16 I Jim Monahan goes up high in the air to lay up a shot. Jerry Campbell and four Notre Dame players get set for the rebound. H Tom Kasun shows some of his best form as he goes up for a jump shot. Jack Galligan gets ready in case the shot misses. ■ Jack (Jackson) Galligan brings the ball down court while two Bosco play¬ ers keep a close eye on the ball. J| Jerry Weber drives into the corner and up for another Pope tally in the Bosco game. M You can sqe where 6 ' 5 helps Jim Monahan against Marquette. Of course, he scored on this play. H Campbell is open. Tom Jashinsky watch out behind you. Take note of that scoreboard! MM I As Jerry Campbell goes high to score for the Popes, J. Monahan and J. Galligan watch. Cathedral was defenseless against the taller Pius five. I Everybody feels it but nobody sees it except big Jim. A Come on, Jerry, grab it; you ' re closer than anyone else. Messmer doesn ' t have a chance. I Jim, give the rest of the fellas a chance. Messmer wants to play too. H Bob (Ram Rod) Holt puts in two points against Cathe¬ dral while J. Weber looks on. 118 I Tom Jaskinsky ’55 was starting forward this year. Shinsky proved his skill at crucial times. ■ Bob Holt ' s ' 55 striving for first string honors was an asset to the team. fl Jerry Campbell ' 55, captained this year’s team and also .grabbed scoring hon¬ ors. ■ John Steinbach ' 55 was one of the reserves. ■ At Racine, where the B Team ran into an aggressive St. Catherine ' s team, Whelan takes a shot. Dick Scholz crouches and Charles O’Neill runs up from behind. I B Team basketball players are, from left to right, in ROW I: W. Hahn, R. Ruzicka, R. Byrnes. ROW 2: T. Binder, T. Schweizer, J. Weber, J. Mitchell. ROW3:R. Sc¬ holz, J. LeGath, H. Jacubinas, T. Hanley, R. Hahn, G. Gerow. B TEAM BRIGHTENS FUTURE I Charles O ' Neill drives in to lay up a shot in the B Team game with Juneau. Tom Binder (10), Ken Segrin (17), and Dick Scholz (14), run up to watch the basket that helped the team win their first game here. B Members of the Freshman Basketball team are, from left to right, in ROW I: Bray, Beyers, Borski, Reeve, Bray; in ROW 2: Kraemer, Serwin, Busalacchi, Jayce, Thompson, Szathawski; in ROW 3: Castely, Westphal, Meyer, Jankowski, Krafczyk, Neitzel. B Bob Thompson scores against St. Cather¬ ine on one of his perfected set shots from the side. B Jerry Neitzel goes high in the air to ex¬ ecute his favorite jump shot. Jack Kraemer comes in, incase of a rebound, in a St. Cath¬ erine game. FROSH TIE FOR FIRST PLACE B. TEAM SCHEDULE Opponent Juneau 43 N. Dame 50 St. John ' s 22 Marquette 38 Messmer 38 Beloit 23 Bosco 40 St. Kate ' s 28 St. Bona ' s 34 Memorial 41 N. Dame 43 St. John ' s 26 Marquette 32 Messmer 40 Bosco 47 St. Kate ' s 37 St. Bona’s 38 Memorial 30 both the rreshman and B Team basketball squads made impressive records behind their capable coaches Mr . Grover and Mr. Brennan. The Frosh continued in the tradition¬ al way as they notched a three-way tie for the crown and extended the string of Freshmen champ¬ ionships to five straight. The B Team, seeking their first crown, faltered in the second half, but ended up with a still admirable re¬ cord of 12 and 7, good for third place. ■ R. Hahn shoots a push asR. Whelan sets for a re¬ bound. ■ Charles O ' Neil lays up a shot in the Bosco game. FRESHMAN SCHEDULE Opponen St. Charles 23 N. Dame 26 Marquette 33 Messmer 22 West Mil. 21 Bosco 31 St. Kate’s 40 N. Dame 35 Marquette 25 Messmer 27 Bosco 29 St. Kate ' s 30 I R. Scholz triesa jump shot as R. Whelan 122 again waits for the re¬ bound. I R. Thompson shows some of his form in a game. GOLFERS TAKE TEE-TIME The Varsity Golf Team was anchored by seven returning lettermen. Well and experienc¬ ed, having captured second place in the state tournament last year, the team sought its most successful season. Under the direction of Mr. Grover, the team consistently aims high. Varsity golfers include S. Hall- quist, R. Gialdini, N. Collins, J. Bar any, C. Schmitter, L. Maley, R. Zuehlke, and G. Ruehle. ■ Golfers are, FROM LEFT TO RIGHT, IN ROW 3: D. Gialdini, L. Maley, N. Collins, J. Barany, G. Ruehle. ROW 2: L. Mirr, R. Zuehlke, N. Netols, ■ At the links, L. Mirr, N. Kutchta and R. Zimmerman watch a would-be pro. S. Hallquist, C. Schmitter. ROW I :D. Jansen, J. Feuerstein, G. Mueller, T. Palmer. ■ FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Feuerstein, D. Jansen and G. Mueller practice on a nearby course. ■ Captain Dick G i a 1 d i n i of the golf team shows some of his form that enables him to be one of Pius ' better golfers. Keep your eye on the ball, Dick? m Seniors G. Ruehle and S. Hallquist end three years of golf as Pius linksters. ■ L. Maleyand J. Barany don’t believe N. Collins shoots under par. It ' s not like curling, Neil. ■ G.A.A. officers, D. Minorek and H. Weide, under Miss Henke’s direction, try to keep alive the girls ' athletics on their side of the gym curtain. ■t ■ 1 ji p i : ■ ft VyS $ $$$ . HflH ® « - I Senior girls’basketball mem¬ bers are, from left to right, ROW I:N. Shepherd, R. Boyce, A. Engelhardt, ROW 2: C. Gius, M. Vespalec, M. Bruders, M. Hohn- er. H Junior girls’ basketball members are, from left to right, C. Schaefer, D. Minorek, H. Weide, R. Werth, W. Hahn, K. Theisen. ■ Junior basketball members are, from left to right, W. Hahn, R. Werth, C. Theisen and H. Weide. GIRLS TRY SPORTS fl GAA members are, from left to right, in ROW I: B. Dirk, K. Kawezynski, N, Perry, L. Knight, J. Zschernitz, R. Fetherston, M. Blask, M. Hiller, C, Schaefer, J. Carey, J. Wamser, P. Callahan, ROW 2: C. Gutierrez, B. Tannis, J. Erman, M. King, M. Kinzjerski, S. Gerencir, B. Mathusek, J. Reinke, P. Bantz, L. Graczyk, H. Wiede, G. Fitzgerald, A. Wojtkiewicz. ROW 3: L. Lampertius, J. Pavletich, M. Leichtfuss, M. Moritz, K. Graef, N. Shepherd, C, Sterr, M. Jacobs, A. Paulus, N. Shurr, J. Frischmuth, C. Dembowiak, H. Kollenbroich, P. Riesch. ROW 4: C. Gius, M, Vespalec, N. Sparks, K. Seitz, M. Buero, K, Patin, J. Potter, B. Pemper, B. Slaby, J, Halbrader, M. Glasl, G. Letteer, A. Engelhardt, K. Watry. ROW 5: M. Edmond, J, Flasch, E. Stack, J. Holtz, W. Hahn, R. Wirth, J. Kessenich, D. Minorik, K. Mooney, K. Theisen, E. Jennerjohn, E. Schust¬ er, M, Lei sing, L. Niesen, G. Coppersmith, M, Hohner, I Get that ball, Judyl The girls ' sophomore basketball team proves their sporting ability in a rush for the ball. H Members of the junior girls ' basketball team are, from left to right, in row I: J. Holtz, D. Minorik, H. Wiede, C. Schafer, M. Hiller; row 2: D. Mathis, K. Theisen, E. Jennerjohn, Janet Kessenich, R. Wirth, W. Hahn. The girls athletic associ¬ ation, under the direction of Miss Henke, learn the rules of sportsmanship (as well as a means of competing with the boys) . There are other games be¬ sides Scrabble and the girls reveaj their ability in some exerting pastimes w n i c h re¬ quire physical as well as men¬ tal s k i II . In t h e field of sports, the g i r I s can usually hold their own in basketball and volley bal1 0 I Sophomore basketball members are, from left to right, in ROW I: M. Leichtfuss, J, Wamser, M. Blask, B. Fetherston. ROW2: K, Mooney, J. Hal- brader, L. Graczyk, K. ' Graeff, J. Glasl. ■ Sophomore basketball mem¬ bers get active. Come on, girls, get that ball ini I Freshman basketball members, from left to right, in ROW I: J. Er- man, H. Kollenbroich, B. Dirk, B. Pemper, J. Reinke. ROW 2: B. Slaby, C. Gutierrez, S. Gerencir, M. Baumgartner, J. Potter, B. Tannis. I BOWLERS STRIKE AT BEN DAY’S H EdDrapp, Joe Wilde, Gary Byer, Gordon Westpahl, and Jim Doolan stop to pose at Ben Day Bowling alley. Ed and John are Marquette students. fl Do you always genuflect before you bowl, Ken Gorske? After school every Tuesday and Wednesday, the energy of some stu¬ dents is let out in that exercising sport called bo w I i n g o Ben Day ' s alleys become a swarm of uniforms and coke bottles accompanied by homework and gossip when the Champs a r r i v e after school to compete among themselves. I Norbert Tym should get a 300 game with that curve. H Marie Wondra, aims for a strike. Marie, did your teammates lose some¬ thing? I Wow, look at that ball gol Ronny Kojis displays his talents at throwing the ball. ■ Hey, Joyce, somebody’s going to step on your feet. With that position, Joyce Geiger must have had a strike. ■ Wayne Neal ' s smile is just enough to make that go right to the ten pin. I Members of a sophomore bowling team, Sid Dwyer, Robert Frankivick, Tom Prete, Patrick Shimunek, and a Marquette student, wait their turn. . TRACK TEAM TROTS Track season at Pius this year started out on an encouraging note. The relay team took second place in the private school d i v i s i o n of the JOURNAL track meet. On the following Monday, the regular track season practice began, and Coach Brennan was gratified by the large turnout, mostly promising underclassmen. Strong distance runners, fleet sprinters and improved hurdlers, pole vaulters and shot-putters make up the team. I The start of an¬ other 8-lap jag is greeted with enthus¬ iasm by these track- sters. I Proper baton-passing technique is demonstrated here by Mr. Brennan. The tracksters are, FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: C. Costello, W. Borski, D. Haselkamp, W. Neal, C. O ' Neill, D. Pecus, W. Hahn, and P. Fetherston. M Tracksters are, FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: IN ROW I: J. Brennan, D. Mueller, T. McCarville, P. Grippe, W. Terrian, R. Bittmann, W. Fenzel, R. Turzinski, R. Mauermann. ROW 2: D. Joyce, W. Purtell, A. Leiser, W. Neal, F. Sable, R. Brylski, J. Nowicki, R. Laur, R. Baumgartner. ROW 3: R. Poetzel, A. Poetzel, W. Hahn, P. Ruel, W. Gruber, D. Haselkamp, R. Berkopec, W. Herder, W. Johnston, F. Minette. ROW 4: W. Borski, N. Nie- hausen, M. Becker, J. LeGath, T. Jashinsky, J. Campbell, R. Eisold, W. Chamberlain, E. Doralski. I Bob Berkopec, a promising athlete, shows some of his form as he takes the high jump. ■ And he’s over! Tom Jashinsky, jumps the low hurdles with ease as some aspirants look on. ■ Mike Becker hands the baton to Joe LaGath in a relay race. The rest of the team cheers them on. The fact that the temperature is 15 above might have something to do with their speed. 131 I Members of the Acolyte Club are, from left to right ROW I: M, Becker, W. Hahn, D, Perry, R. Kinart. ROW 2: T. Bruett, P. Snackenburg, M. Ruel, R. Schmidt, R. Laur, J. Stefanik. ROW 3: D. Breis, J. LeGath, T. Burbach, J. Murach, R. Wambach, D. Grant. ROW 4: W. Chamberlain, T. Hainer. R. Kastner, J. Stoffels, K. Schaetz, D. Glaser. ACOLYTES ASSIST AT ALTAR The Acolyte Club provides the greatest privilege for boys of Pius XI High School. At Mass, they represent the student body in their answering of the prayers and give direct assistance to the priest. During the day they offer their time and effort in order to keep our chapel neat and attractive. Being an acolyte is one way for these boys to serve God directly and be an aid to their s c h 00 I at the same time. B Acolyte D. Breis. 134 ■ Acolytes: T. Bruett, P. Ruel, and M Ruel set up the chapel confessional. ■ M. Becker, J. Stoffels, and T. Hainer vest for Mass in the school chapel. ■ Leading the respective classes in prayer at one of the adoration hours on First Friday are W. Hahn and J. LeGath. I R. Laur gives directions for leading a monthly Infant of Prague procession to follow acolytes, D. Perry, R. Kastner, and J. Stefanik. ft DEBATERS CHOP LOGIC Membership on the debate team helps the student develop his speaking abilities and self confidence. The debaters get a chance to show off their talents at various inter-school meets as well as among them¬ selves. Weeks of evenings are s p e n t in preparation for their verbal battles. BU ' WiMTi ' lMriOTiir.i— ■ u !► R. Bennett and D. Mataya, offi¬ cers of the Varsity debaters, search vigorously for information in the li- ■ Varsity Debaters are, from left to right. ROW I: A. Haller, T. Goetz, J. Fredrick, T. Bouton, A. Wojtki- ewicz. ROW 2: J. Hohenadel, P. Neal, D. Rude, D. Strommen, R. Klessig. ROW 3: E. Carroll, D. Hefter, F. Koelsch, M. Schumy, C. Blanchard. ROW 4: J. Quinland, H. Jacubinas, R. Cushing, D. Mataya, M. Schuster, R. Bennett. H B Team Debaters are, from left to right, in ROW I: M. Hanratty, R. Ska- litzky, B. Peterson. ROW 2: J. Tretow, W. Adamovich, W. Jost, J. Suhr, S. Maloney. ROW 3: R. Obst, M. Briski, M. Reck, R. Baumgartner, R. Nelson. ROW 4: Tegge, J. Deglman, F. Hof- stede, O. Schulteis, F. Nowak, R. Jost. ■ Tom Bouton and Tom Goetz, varsity debaters, work diligently to prepare their case for a regional meet. I Freshman debaters are, from left to right, in ROW I: T, Herbert, K. Kawzcynski, D. Simonich, R. Vil- mur. ROW 2: G. Shively, F. Jones, J. Kerhin, A, Hauge. ROW 3: M. Waterman, T. Denman, R. Frei¬ berg, D. Boenning, J. Reynolds, I I object! Your statement is wrong! Dick Burg- meier proves his point to Marvin Schuster and Henry Jacubinas, fellow varsity debators. 137 IMcttB U Freshman debaters J. Ker- bin, M. Waterman, D. Boen- ning, and G. Shively stop to compare cases. I F. KoelschandD. Strom- men, varsity debaters, review their debate case. ■ Is it really that bad, boys? Freshman debaters R. Vilmur, R. Freiberg, and J. Reynolds watch an affirmative spe a ke r. Hope those angels aren’t listening! DRAMA CLUB PRODUCES The activities of the Umbrian Troubadours include giving original one act plays and learning all phases of stage craft, The members of this group learn the rights and wrongs of acting, and acquire sta ge presence. These qualities are great assets to any boy or girl. They may very well be future men and women of the theater. I Oh, Chipsl All the attention you ' re getting. Seniors J. Cunningham, E. Wilde make up Tom Chiapusio while C. Raison works on J. Parske ' s eyebrows. I Umbrian Troubadour officers M. Monsen, J. Parske, K. Amend, E. Jennerjohn rest between acts. ■ Mirror, mirror on the wall, who ' s the fairest of them all? Actresses-to-be J. Jonovic, M. Greenwood, M. Monsen, and M. Hammond try for a future play. Marilyn is not very camera shy; are you, Marilyn? I The Senior Umbrian Troubadour members are, from left to right, in ROW I: T. Chiapusio, J. Parske, J. Janovic, J. Cunningham, ROW 2: M. Monsen, E. Wilde, C. Raison, M. Greenwood. ■ Two boys from the Stagehand Crew of the Troubadours are from left to right: F. Zivnuska, J. Rickmeyer. I The Junior Umbrian Troubadour members are, left to right; in ROW I: P. Fiorani, M. Fallon, M. Schmidt. ROW2:M. Powers, J. Dobner, J. Klotz, M. Sanger, J. Michalak. ROW 3: B. Schopf, J. Blab, N. Hintz, K. Dickey, M. Hosier. ROW4: V. Nelson, F. Jen¬ kins, F. Koelsch, F. Zivnuska, J. Rick- meyer, E. Jennerjohn, M. O ' Mahar. ■J ■ E. Wilde, M. Greenwood, M. Monsen, C. Rai¬ son, J. Jonovic, J. Parske, and W. Hahn are shown in a scene from Azteca, senior one-act play. I High priestess M. Monsen talks to lovers T. Chiapuso and J. Parske. (In the play, that is 11) ■ Dim, dim the lights. F. Koelsch, stagehand pulls the switch. ■ hour temple maidens rrom Azteca , senior one-act p la y, are E. Wilde, M. Greenwood, C. Raison, and J. Jonovic. | Members of the cast of Jean- nie who brighten up the hotel scene pose in the lobby. ■ R. Carey, reception clerk, is kept busy on the phone while yon blonde P. Daly waits. Who ' s the fuzzy friend? ■ Just a wee” drink. BELOW: Stanley (T. Chiapusio) and Jeannie argue who is going to pay while pageboy (G. Henzig) pours himself a drink. The senior class presented, as their play this year, Jeannie, a three act comedy . The play was given on March 25, 26, and 27. Joanne Jonovic, in the title role, portrayed a Scottish girl in the strange and exciting city ofVienna. ■ Maggie (E. Wilde) and Bessie (J. Parske) irritate Jeannie. (Dig those wilting bonnets!) JEANNIE SENIOR PLAY I Jeannie, J. Jonovic, gets her first taste of night life with Count J. Campbell in a Vienna cafe. K. Wildt is their efficient waiter. (Where’s the tea cozy?) H K. Schaetz listens to C. Raison from behind his reversible paper. ■ You kinna go to the cinema 1 Jeannie, Pa Hahn and Mrs. White- law go Scotch. H K. Wildt and C. Schweitzer give infor¬ mation to J. Cunningham and M. Green¬ wood. ■ Officers of the Mission Club S. Tretow, J. Whelan, and N. Miller look for China. Planning a trip, John? MISSION CLUB ■ Homeroom Mission representatives are, from left to right, in ROW I: J. Wor- zalla, T. Torres, J. Parcelewicz, R. Brown. ROW 2: G. Bates, M. Baumgart¬ ner, J. Lione, J. Hanten, B. Wilhelm, J. Stehberger. ROW3: N. Kamenick, S. Bottoni, M. Schmidt, D. Vogeli, J. Brenner, R. Malleier, M. Husak. ROW 4: T. Mullooly, N. Shepherd, J. Lips¬ comb, M. O ' Mahar, M. Edmund, M. Bonse, C. Dannies. ROW 5: N. Miller, E. Gwiazda, L. Maley, J. Whelan, D. Dane, D. Kopp, B. Shurkoff. B C. Hipp, W. Hahn, J. Holtz, T. Mullooly, and K. Mooney wrap Christ¬ mas presents for Korean Orphans. AID THE NEEDY The Mission Club is devoted to helping the foreign missions. They sponsor a drive for toys at Christmas and p u t on a p a r t y for the orphans. They have an all-out stamp collection once a year. A book drive is also sponsored by the club. On Valentine ' s day they have a large drive to raise money. The Mission Club gives the students a chance to practice some of the corporal works ofmercyand perform acts of charity as well. It is made up of homeroom representatives. I This is one load we hope will be overweight. Mission rep¬ resentatives J. Dobner and J. Lipscomb help M. Smith weigh the stamps he brought. ■ Sorting toys for the missions are, from left to right: J. Brenner, J. Whelan, B. Pecoraro, J. Lipscomb, T. Van Doren, J. Ripple, P. Bantz, K. Dickey, J. Flasch, M. Blask and M. Baumgartner. I Two active members, Jean Bren¬ ner and Sue Tretow, post a plea for the missions. ■ The orchestra made their 1955 debut their new outfits. Ann Kremer Violin Pius can boast of its music department again this year. It includes the orchestra, band and the numerous choruses under the direction of Sister Casimir. These groups provided accompaniment to the Senior class play and produced an operetta and the annual spring musicale . The band add¬ ed zest to football and basketball games. They spent hours practicing on early fall mornings to be a fine piece of morale to our teams. Pat Nelson Trombone 146 David Breis Piano James Sambs Violin Tom Gerkhardt Base Viol Myrna Dockendorf Saxophone Alice Haller Violin Pat Reinke Flute Kathleen Krieger Violin Mary Fngerio Violin Andre Moore Trumpet Mechtilde Bonse Violin | Senior members of choruses are, from left to right, in ROW I: B. Wucker, N. Ferko, D, Joswick, E. Tym, M. Vogler, J, Beckner, D. Ricciardi, J, Lewis. ROW 2: J. Schmidt, D. Zimmermann, R. Owen, G. Henzig, R. Kinart, J. Cerven- ansky, D. Mackay, A. Burt, G. Menzel. ROW 3: M. A. Jacobs, J. Noerenberg, R. Boyce, R. Williams, J. Weis, J. Stefanik, M. Bonse, T. Hart, B. Berg, N. Shepherd. ROW 4: B. Hudson, M. A. Merz, C. Sanville, C. Docter, K. Wildt, J. Schneider, R. Carr, T. Duckhorn, E. Hunting, A. Dwyer, R. Brahm, C. Oberle. ROW 5: E. Eiche, A. Hanlon, N. Miller, G. Beres, K. Gorske, W. Werth, R. Eiche, P. Schemberger, S. Klinzing, M. Aschenbrenner, B. Fettig, B. Glasl. ■ Seventh period chorus members are; from left to right, in ROW I: B. Bantz, M. Hoist, K. Acker, B. Matasek, P. O ' Connor, J. Gartzke, M. O ' Connor, E. Aleksandrowicz, J. Hardy, S. Gerencir, J. Rademacher. ROW 2: P. Panlener, J. Quirke, P. Casanova, P. Maus, C. Albanese, K. Berry, J. Chiello, H. Kollenbroich, J. Harlfinger, B. Gerzewski, S. Hartinger, J. Kau, S. Renelt, E. Fanning. ROW 3: G. Heller, E. McLaughlin, E. Heim, C. Gutierrez, J. Klein, B. Placek, R. Bukkerti, J. Martin, P. Krechel, M. Farrell, A. Heindl, P. Richert, J. Benishek, M. Burt, J. Hanten. ROW 4: M. Burgireno, Y. Hinz, S. Roth, D. Korhack, J. Kovalaska, C. Corroo, M. Werner, J. Komar, J. Maglio, C. Zellmer, P. Koperski, N. Bohmann, A. Parske, P. Herder, M. Maher, P. Searing. ROW 5: P. Duffy, B. Cale, C. Bach, M. Krenke, B. Pemper, M. Dardis, J. Varebrook, L. Kubiak, C. Collins, M. Leising, K. Patin, M. Buero, J. Potter, E. Gregor, M. Rheingans, S. Krawczyk, M. Graef, B. Blanck. ■ Eighth period chorus members are, from left to right, in ROW I: B. Tomasik, P. Lubowicki, F, Vento, B. Cebar, D. Phillips, M. Lawler, C. Sorseck, C. Jackson, S. Nelson, L. V. Scheeler, B. Werdentz ROW 2: C. Schmid, M. Sindorf, M. Schlumpf, C. Lehmann, D. Newman, M. Wieland, J. Venne, R. Fetherston, J. Reichenbach, J. Steh- berger, J. Pesch, J. Sindorf, R. Johnson. ROW y M. Wilkomm, G. Luser, J. Frischmuth, J. Paus, B. Brunker, A. Niedzwiedzka, D. Schneider, M. Mathusek, B.Goerke, C. Ramlow, R. Brown, K. Arend, A. Shuchardt.ROW4: J. Dahl- man, M. Welch, L. Wucherer, K. Seitz, K. Watry, S.Phalin.M.Sullivan, K. Sanhuber, S. Wintis, L. Saffert, B. Tannis, M. Fanning, J. Studer, B. LeMieux. ROW 5: J. Zeitz, B. Pecoraro, D. Belisle, C. Krasovich, K. Andrews, D. Smith, J. Trauat, J. Weis, K. Utech, P. Wangard, T. Schmidt, M. Merkel, D. Hauswirth, V. Alexandrunas, J. Derse, L. Whelan, M.E. Husak. I Sophomores in the fourth period chorus line up for the photographer. I First period chorus members are, from left to right, in ROW I: S. Bottom, J. Cary, M. Jungwirth, K. Novella, S. Grota, J. Beckner, E. Tym, J. Lovrine, S. Lennox, B. Berres, P. Bantz. ROW 2: M. Schneider, J. Kaiser, N. Ferko, D. Zimmermann, H, Jonnston, R. Williams, C. Salisbury, B. Simon, B. Bulloch, D. Ricciardi, B. Wucker, P. Jan¬ sen, C. Malkowski, B. Butler. ROW 3: B. Hudson, J. Noerenberg, R. Boyce, V. Platz, D. Voegli, P. Monfre, F. Minette, J. Lach, F. Englert, N. Shepherd, M. Jacobs, M. Mitten, F. DiBella, K. Husting. ROW 4: O. Zanoni, J. Bates, L. Ruebesam, M. Schumy, K. Warkentein, J. Adrian, D. Dempsey, D. Kopp, L. Kayser, J. Stefanik, P. Pac- etti, P. Dolata, L. Kopp, K. Maley, C. Docter, R. Frangesch, D. Eiche. ROW 3: B. Berg, K. Fettig, J. Dandoy, J. Flasch, M. Varish, M. Jahn, M. McEvoy, T. Remm, P. Schemberger, D. Dane, R. Scholz, E. Hunting, S. Becker. ■ Members of the select chorus are, from left to right, in ROW I: M. Falk, M. Vogler, D. Wehner, G. Clayton, K. Noe, K. Wittman, M. Sentz, R, Lauer, M.E. Schott, D. Joswick, J. Schmidt. ROW 2: J. Lewis, S. Tretow, R. Owen, C. Kowalczyk, G. Dries, J. Diener, J. Cervenansky, J. Henzig, A. Dwyer, D. MacKay, J. Zscernitz, C. Klinkosch, M. Baer. ROW 3: A. Burt, G. Menzel, C. Sanville, M. A. Merz, T. Hart, R. Kinart, M. Hartel, T. Duckhorn, P. Slattery, J. Weis, M. Bonse, B. Reitz, E. Clemens, J. Miller, D. Wirth. ROW 4: D. Roidt, M. Hohler, B. Glasl, E. Eiche, A. Hanlon, M. Becker, K. Wildt, J. Schneider, G. Beres, P. Stangel, B. Staats, R. Brahm, Y. Surprise, M. Reinders. ROW 5: V. Reuschlein, J. Dembinski, M. Aschenbrenner, K. Theisen, B. Hotzel, R. Eiche, K. Gorske, B. Werth, B. Kastner, L. Westbrook, J. Kessenich, B. Holtyn, N. Miller, B. Fettig, D. Wilson. B Do, re, mi, fa, sol. . . Now hold that note, Eleanor. B. Glasl accom¬ panies as E. Eiche practices her scales. B Members of the boys chorus are, from left to right, in ROW I: D. Claas, R. Hoerl, G. Hoist, D. DeLeet, J. Monday. ROW 2: R. Fisher, F. Breis, J. Lukitsch, R. Hoffman, J. Dello, J. Enders. ROW3:R. Eiche, R. Thompson, T. Groh, D. Haselkamp, R. Schaefer, J. Kellner. ROW4:J. Carr, L. Harlfinger, W. Emmer, J. Jerich, R. Castelaz, R. Knapp, T. Fanning. ROW 5: R. Zimmermann, E. Gwiazda, C. Stockinger, L. Dolata, H. Ship- shock, J. Zellmer, D. Becker. I Members of the junior band are, from left to right, in ROW I: D. Della, J. Erman, G. Sobczak, A. Poetzel. ROW 2: T. Cridelich, B. Murn, G. Crowles, B. Wenzel, T. Walker. ROW 3:J. Wamser, J. Kozlick, D. Jansen, N. Tym, B. Hollis, T. Jost. fl M. Androjna, K. May, and M. Briski get together in the music room to play an informal tune. H Senior band members are, from left to right, in ROW I: P. Ruel, B. Warden, J. Iver¬ son, R. Russ, J. Kayser, B. Gruenke, M. Hil¬ ler, K.Thunander, R. Vacca. ROW 2: J. Scheinkoenig, D. Leiser, J. Schnackenberg, B. Gross, T. Edgerton, D. Schroeder, A. Roth, R. Zach. ROW 3: D. Bolewski, D. Klein, M. Pieri, K. Duszynski, P. Schnackenberg, P. Barkocz, F. Jenkins, P. Turay, R. Bykowski. ROW 4: S. Reddick, M. Ruel, W. Chamberlain, R. Poetzel, J. Rickmeyer, J. Krueger, D. Miick, R. Blask, R. Johnson, J. Surprise, T. Stier, D. Curley. I Welcome back, Carlos, say D. Wi 1 son, P. Slattery, B. Fettig and K. Wildt don ' t care. I The Junior girls ' cho¬ rus looks on enviously as M. Becker sings a love song to E. Eiche. I Birds of ill omen: G. Menzeland T. Hart give K. Wildt a rough time in Carmelita. B In a crowded Spanish town.... the freshman girls’ chorus is shown in a scene from Carmelita in which they sang Cielito Lindo, (Are some of those girls hiding?) fl Leftto right, are, P. Slat¬ tery, B. Staata, M. Reinders, M. Becker, T. Chiapusio, D. Wilson, D. Koop, and E. Eiche. fl Ha ts off men: T. Chiapusio, M. Becker, P. Slattery, and E. Eiche. H Look ma, no hands! Toreadors of the third period chorus are shown in a colorful scene from Car- melita. ' ' Besides singing, there were a few acrobatics. (Where ' s the bull, fellows?) ■ Pep Club representatives are from left to right, in ROW I: J. Zschernitz, G. Long, J. Reichenbach, M. Schmidt, M. Hammond, C. Schaefer, ROW 2: J. Frischmuth, M. Balistreri, J. Ott, D. Beau- mier, D. Ricciardi, J. Burns, ROW 3: M. Robarge, B. Art- mann, M. Mitten, C. Gius, M, Vespalec, J, Fisher, J. Jonovic, M. Fallon, ROW 4: G, Luser, M. Schellinger, E. McLaughlin, J. Kerhin.P, Neuman, D, Hauswirth, J. Dandoy, J, Holzhauer, M, Hosier. ROW 5: D, Kubiak, E, Kremer, K, Theisen, C, Bach, R. Meyer, R. Meyer, L, Bartz, M. Hartel, M. Water¬ man, J. Kremer, D. Belisle. I The pep of the Pep Club—officers J. Ripple, M. Hos¬ ier, C. Schaefer, and M. Vespalec seem to have their own private little joke. Don ' t you think it ' s funny, Carol? PEP CLUB SPARKS SPIRIT H Pep Club members sorting activity passes are, fromleftto right, in ROW I: J. Kessenich, A. Woj- tkiewicz, C. Schaef¬ er, J, Holtz, M. Hil¬ ler. ROW 2: J, Dan¬ doy, M. Hosier, E. Jennerjohn, G. Luser, W. Hahn. ROW 3: E. Stack, R. Werth. The Pep Club is composed of homeroom repre¬ sent a fives and other interested students. The suc¬ cess of the Home¬ coming dance and activities can be credited to this club. T h e y also check game atten¬ dance . M Projection Club members are, from left to right in ROW I: J. Cer- venansky, W. Neal, T. Bruett, S. Hallquist, J. Henzig, J. Alonge. ROW2:K. Loeffler, R. Carey, T. Chiapusio, R. Reinders, R. Mor¬ itz, J. Murach, J. Quick, A. Oh- nmacht. ROW 3: J. La Gath, W, Hahn, G. Wilhelm, P. Schem- berger, W. Chamberlain, J. Sambs, J. Bayer, D. S check. ROW 4: J. Brahm, D. McFarlin, N. Collins, J. Whelan, B. Kastn- er, L. Maley, W. Diedrich, R. Glaser, M. Becker. (You bored, Larry?) ■ J. Sambs, head of the Project ion Club, jots down club assign ments. BOYS ROLL MOVIES The Projection Club provides the services of its members whenever necessary. The purpose of t h i s is to relieve teachers by running off movies indifferent classes when requested. I You ought to be in pictures! Projection Club mem¬ bers B. Diedrich, W. Neal (upper), K. Loeffler and R. Moritz sacrifice class time. 1 55 COURT LEADS PROM ■ Enjoying a joke are M. Hammond, R. Anderson, J. Holzhauer and J. Quick. B Enthusiasm is shown after a dance by, LEFT TO RIGHT: M. Sanders, C. Baumgart, A. Engelhardt and R. Hoffer. ■ Aw, Come on, Annl R. Glaser chats with his date, A. Kremer, class vice-presi- dent. The Jr. -Sr. Prom is a big highlight at the end of each year. This dance always proves to be the biggest and best of the year and is re¬ membered by the Seniors long after they grad¬ uate. The Royalty this year included the senior class officers and their court. The officer- couples are K. Wildt, president, and V. jacobi; A. Kremer, vice-president, and R. Glaser; P. Berkopec, secretary, and T. Dahlman; G. Ruehle, treasurer, and C. Sanville. ■ Royal Pair: Senior class president and King K. Wildt trips the light fantastic with Queen V. Jacobi. ■ G. Ruehle, class treasurer, waits patiently while C. Sanville fixes her earring. ■ We don ' t believe it. It ' s hard to believe, are the express¬ ions on the faces of F. Baumgart¬ ner, N. Ferko and D. Gardner as they listen to J. Surprise. I Amused members of the court are, FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: R Johnson, D. MacKay, N. Rubner and J. Schneider. ■ Hand in hand are P. Berkopec Senior class secretary andT. Dahl man. The hard-working members of the Pius XI annual staff represent the school in re cording the events of the pa s t year. In their efforts to pro¬ duce a yearbook worthy of their school, they sacrifice t i me and rec¬ reation for this common end. In doing so, they hope to achieve a lasting impression of the student ' s high school days 0 The 1955 Light i s the result of their work. B The Rogues’ Gallery of the annual staff includes, from left to right, in ROW I: G. Menzel, M. Volm, J. Keidel, V. Sheahan. ROW 2: R. Laur, J. Schmidt, S. Reddick, A. Kremer, J. Holzhauer, D. Kubiak. ROW 3: G. Curman, P. Lukitsch, G. Sobczak, G. Ruehle, R. Perry, R. Gialdini, STAFF DOES IT AGAIN B There’s a hot time in the annual room tonight - thanks to a borrowed heater being used by J. Holz¬ hauer, co-editor, to warm her hands. Co-editor D. Kubiak seems to be too busy to worry about the cold. B J. Schmidt and M. Volm separate finished (?) layouts to be sent in for a yearbook deadline. - ■ Deep in thought are G. Men- zelandR. Gialdini who are draw¬ ing layouts for the activity pages. This is one of their more ser¬ ious moments. (No singing or smokingl !) ■ The Thinker of the annual staff, R. Laur (and he ' s in the pose for it) discusses annual sales with casual man R. Perry. Taking eye exercises, Rog? I Camera Conscious: G. Curman, P. Lukit- schandG. Sobczak get their equipment ready for some picture taking. These photographers are responsible for some of the tremendous sports pictures in the annual. (Good shot, Ace!) ■ Tasty Items: S. Reddick enjoys her tongue exercise while A. Kre - mer checks the number of casual pictures. (Something funny, Ann?) M TUH ■ Laugh and be merry, for tomorrow you shall die—if enough annuals aren’t soldi D. Kubiak, R. Laur, and J. Holzhauer seem to think that they have reached their quota. ■ J. Keideland V. Sheahan busy typing out home¬ room lists and enjoying (?) every minute. (These girls just aren’t happy!) ■ A rare moment for the annual staff: R. Anderson andG. Ruehle looking over football shots for the sports section. Did we win that one? JOURNAL STAFF EDITS EXTRAS The Journal staff sac¬ rifices time and nerves in order to produce a paper each month for the students. They report s c h o o I news, and also drive the annual staff crazy! I A gem to the JOURNAL staff: Editor N. Rubner seems lost in thought over her article. (Or is it that she ' s frustrated?) m Characters of the Journal staff, left to right, in ROW I:M. Mollan, E. Risch, A. Paulus, G. Curman, J. Ripple, J. Frischmuth, M. Vespalec. ROW 2: C. Salisbury, E. Carroll, R. Kojis, N. Rubner, M. Ruel, V. Jacobi, C. Poetzel. ROW 3: M. Jacobs, A. Dwyer, J. Grace, J. Steinbach, T. Bruett, V. Nelson, V. Reuschlein. ROW 4: R. Hahn, G. Sobczak, P. Lukitsch, J. LeGath, J. Stoffels, N. Collins, J. Barany, K. Mooney, W. Hahn. B A fond (?) farewell to the staff room from associate ed itorsC. Poetzel and J. Barany. (John isn ' t really that fun ny lookin ' Cile. fl Meeting their deadline, standing left to right: R. Kojis, E. Carroll, C. Salisbury; kneeling, K. Mooney, J. Grace. Editor N. Rubner looks rather confused. (The intelligent looking arm belongs to J. Frischmuth.) ■ Cell Block Number 91 The in¬ mates are typists A. Paulus, M. Jacobs (at table), V. Jacobi and E. Risch. (What a riotl) fl Junior reporters J. LeGathandT. Bruett don ' t seem to bother M. Mollan with their clowning. What ' s the matter, boys, no work to do? ■ Mike Rue 1 and Peggy Vespalec are associate editors of the JOURNAL. (Does that mean type head on John Barany?) ■ Is this the way that Jackie Rip¬ ple and John Steinbach discuss art for the JOURNAL? ■ Virginia Nelson, Winnie Ha¬ hn, and Jim Stoffels are reporters on the Staff. They never see, hear, or say a thingl m Neil Collins, Ann Dwyer, Va le r ie Reuschlein, and Ralph Hahn do the writing. Which one wrote about the search lights? I Red Cross representatives are, from left to right in ROW I: M. Hoist, E. Fanning, J. Cale, G. Heller, M. Friske, J. Cary. ROW 2: K. Godsell, C. Schmitter, V. Eiche, M. Boschek, M. Kingjerski, S. Godsell, ROW 3: E. Tym, A. Paulus, M. Mollan, J. Rauth, M. Wendler, K. Rafenstein, V. Jacobi. ROW 4: E. Caspary, B, Rohdy, M. Zobawa, J. Stefanik, H. Riesch, K. Sanhuber, B. Barwick, N. Rubner. ROW 5: J. Moore, K. Andrews, R. Eiche, M. Gill, M. John, B. Holtzen, H. Gill, J. Maglio, J. Klein, S. Winters. I Red Cross officers-junior chairman, K. G od se 11 ; sophomore chairman, B. Holtyn; senior chairman, A. Paulus; freshman chair¬ man, and B. Barwick pack boxes. RED CROSS CARRIES ON At Pius there exists a very im¬ portant unit of the Red Cross chapter, which has as its purpose the welfare of those who are needy or unable to obtain help in any other way. The students who belong, give much of their time to fulfill this unselfish aim and enjoy their job of ma k i n g others happy. I It must be modern art? A. Monson, N. Frangesch, and Y. Howard check over a pic¬ ture for a Red Cross project. GUNS APPEAR The Rifle Club provides a complete education on firearms-modern and obsolete, military and sporting. I The Rifle Club members are, from left to right, in ROW I: J. Szyka, M. Ruel, N. Brackman. ROW 2: J. Fendry, N. Schmid, D. Mataya, J. Ruzicka. ROW 3: R. Cushing, A. Graupp, R. Nagy, J. Kinczfogel. ■ Take it easy, fel- lasl Pius sureshooters N. Schmid, and A. Graupp look for a duck on the campus. I Hey, felias 1 Have you shot anything yet? N. Brackman and J. Kinczfogel clean their guns for future use. ■ Officers of the newly organ¬ ized Rifle Club, R. Cushing, J. Ruzicka, J. Fendry, and B. Nagy, stop at the school door. SCIENCE CLUBS ACT B Biology Club members are, from left to right, D. Pedek, J. Cale, R. Hollis, J. Rickmeyer, K. Mooney, M. A. Blask, C. Contney, F. Enders. ■ Science Research Officers left to right, G. Brauer, A. Haller, A. Kremer, try to pour ice water scientifically. ■ Jim Sambs, s c i e nee research member, checks on his worms. Jim is working with a cancer experiment on planaria. ■ The Science Research Club was established to furnish an incentive for a science career. The Biology Club encourages outside interest in biology pro¬ blems . ■ Science Research Club members are, from left to right, in ROW I: M. Hosier, M. Ruel, A. Haller. ROW 2: A. Reinders, P. Ruel, D. Stromen. ROW 3: A. Kremer, J. Sambs, A. Moore, G. Brauer. B The Photography Club members from left to right, are. ROW I: P. Lukitsch, J. Curman, T. Bouton, T. Herbert, W. Kallis, T. Torres, K. Paider. ROW2: T. Goetz, P. Pike, P. Wegehaupt, L. Vacca, E. Dirk, G. Bates, J. Cale, S. God- sell. ROW 3: J. Blanken- heim, M. Martin, T. Walker, D. DiLeo, R. Knapp, D. Komas, K. Fallon, S. Brog, M. Roth ROW 4: M. O ' Mahar, P. Turay, J. Long, M. Thompson, C. Kraso- vich, J. Beckwith, E. Reick, P. Riesch, B. Sonnenberg, B. Rohdy, J. Moore. ROW 5: B. Huber, D. Grant, J. Le Gath, J. Whelan, J. Stoffels, C. Stockinger, W. Neal, J. Murach, D. Kopp, J. Kasza. PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB CLICKS ■ Through the Photography Club, boys and girls attain a complete knowledge of a camera and how it is used. They are no longer amateurs when they finish a year in the club. I You better watch out or you’ll get a shock. Photographers P. Lukitsch, G. Cur- min, and J. Stoffels don ' t seem worried as they study a timer in the photography room. I Photography Club officers, from left to right, J. Whelan, J. Beckwith, D. Grant, and B. DiLeo put up sam¬ ples of their work. H Prefect Ron Kinart disturbs a homeroom period to dis¬ tribute TODAY magazines with Co-prefect Charlotte Doc- ter. ■ These Junior Sodalists are participating in the dis¬ cussion of the rules at their bi-weekly unit meeting. O yes, there are some male Sodalistsl--but where?? SODALITY LEADS STUDENTS TO MARY ■ Recording the Fatima Shrine at¬ tendance are the Sodality committee heads, M. Merz, N. Curran, J. Kus- ch. ■ The Seniors light their can¬ dles in the annual Living Rosary. The Sodality is an organization with the purpose of inspiring in the student a lasting love for Mary and of providing information which brings him closer to her. Through unit meetings, processions, and other activities, members are enkindled with a greater love for Mary as their Mother and are able to dis¬ cuss and meet the difficulties w h i c h arise concerning the students as her chiIdren. I Freshman and sophomore home¬ room sodality prefects and co-pre¬ fects are, from left to right, in ROW I: J. Zschernitz, T. Blando, J. Kuc- cra, J. Bray, B. Werderitsch, M. Scherkenbach. ROW 2: P. Herder, J. Reinke, M. Bretza, M. Briski, V. Nicholas, E. Brzinski, N. Nowak. ROW 3: T. Fuhr, T. Farrell, R. An¬ dres, L. Whelan, D. Kornack, C. Gutierrez, K. Quartemont, K. Fal¬ lon. ROW4:L. Korta, C. Koch, R. Whelan, C. Serwin, W. Skonie, M. Binder, K. Mooney, T. Crowley. B Sodality secretary P. Lynch and treasurer W. Perego leave home¬ room to go to direct a unit meeting of the underclassmen. ■ Sodalists R. Bauman, M. Frigerio, and J. Ladik make a Thanksgiving basket de¬ livery. I Committee heads B. Hegner, K. Sc- haetz, and E. Wilde chat at the front door. ■ Junior and senior homeroom prefects and co-prefects are, from left to right, in ROW I: M. Sanger, J. Klotz, B. LeMieux, M. Powers. ROW 2: T. Hart, C. Poetzl, T. Menzel, C. Wells, N. Ferko. ROW 3: B. Russell, K. Fettig, F. Baumgartner, J. Adrian, V. Reuschlein, B. Staats. ROW 4: S. Howard, W. Hahn, B. Bennett, M. Schuster, M. Becker, E. Jennerjohn, S. Komar. I Joanne, let ' s hold a meeting! You ' ll never get this many kids in 304I (Junior-Senior Members) ■ Freshman and sophomore So- Si members-and then some-all appeared for their picture. SOSI AIDS SOCIAL LIFE The purpose of the So Si Club is to render service to the school and its mem¬ bers socially, (Although there is a scar¬ city of men) Business and social meetings are held monthly. Activities sponsored include the Winterlude, annual Christmas forma I. I So-Si officers J. Janovic, D. Courtois, M. Maglio, and N. Knoblouch prepare for the Winterlude. CLUBS PLAN DANCES B The Penny Princess is being weighed in at the Penny Pinch¬ ers Ball, sponsored by the Student Council. B The first dance of the year, sponsored by S t u- dent Council, was an obvious success. fl Leading the grand march are the King and Queen of the Win- terlude, sponsored by the So-Si Club. B Mary Ann Hosier puts the finish¬ ing touches on the heart to be used at the Sweetheart Frolic sponsored by the Dramatics Club. B King John Barany and Queeri Joanne Jonovic re¬ igned over the Winterlude, the Christmas formal. STUDENT COUNCIL KEEPS ORDER I Hey kids, what ' s so amus¬ ing? A group of cafeteria monitors: R. Bauman, K. Watry, A. Moore, B. Bantz, S. Roth, J. Kovalaska, M. Burt, L. Knight, R. Stingl, L. Talbot, compare notes. ■ The Student Council en¬ ables the s t u d e n t s to settle their problems, and also main¬ tains perfect law and order. (At the cost of frozzled nerves .) ■ Really, Ann, losing a merit card isn ' t sobadl Cafeteria monitors are, from left to right, in ROW I: R. Kinart, J. Alonge, J. Parske, E. Risch, A. Dwyer, D. Zimmerman. ROW 2: J. Barany, J. Brenner, D. Walders, P. Snackenberg, A. Kremer, P. Fetherston. ■ J. Panlener, A. Dwyer, P. Schnackenberg, and P. Fetherston check over those nasty little pieces of paper called merit cards. ■ Junior and Senior Student Council representatives are, from left to right, in ROW I: P. Slattery, N. Schmid, R. Wambach, T. Barber, W. Diedrich, ROW 2: R. Williams, D. O ' Boyle, C. Sanville, B. Strigenz, J. Dembinski. ROW 3: C. Baungart, T. Chiapusio, J. Sambs, S. Hallquist, P. Hurley, J. Miller. ROW 4: F. DiBella, J. Vare- brook, J. Galligan, J. Surprise, T. Jashinsky, J. Stoffels, J. Dandoy, A. Goetz. ■ Bob Berkopec and Tom Kuntzsch, eighth period study hall monitors, check over the seating charts, (or are they playing tic-tac- toe ?) Student Council representatives are in charge of all study hall periods. I Freshman and Sophomore Student Council representatives are, from left to right, ROW I: C. Albanese, A. Niedzwiedzka, M. Kozlak, B. Tannis, S. Renelt, W. Terrian. ROW 2: J. Monday, M. King, S. Keckeisen, C. Fasshender, E. Stepanski, S. Kurz, M. Treadeau. ROW 3: J. Della, A. Lieser, E. Dirk, J. Fetherson, B. Peterson, C. Wawrzonek, J. Gasnik. ROW 4: R. Poetzl, J. Halberder, G. Cowles, D. Hazelkamp, L. Talbot, D. Dempesy, F. Cekosh, K. Seitz. ROW 5: B. Kreu- ser, R. Rheaume, E. Jankowski, G. Densing, F. Koelsch, D. Hess, D. Curley, D. Casey. I HeyMoml Iwon. Queen of the Penny Pinchers Ball, Judy Reich- enbach, telephones the good news home. H A pound of pennies for an hour ' s work.” Sweeping up are J. Paulsen and A. Paulsen. In an effort to raise funds for a new industrial arts addition to their school, the students of Pius went all out in a drive to raise one million pennies. The girls and boys literal ly pumped pennies out of every person they came in contact with. Through this drive, the spirit and loyalty fo r their school was proved by all the students working together. Thanks to them there will be a greater Pius in the near future, built with the ef¬ fort and pennies of its present stu¬ dents . 175 PENNIES POUR INTO PIUS I Are you cute, JohnI John Bar any monkey shines with Joan Keidel’s sailor hat on Penny Day. I Poverello officers J. Chiello, M. Lesatz and G. Kust stroll down the Corridor to a meeting. I These freshmen and sophomores are the members of the Poverello Club. I These juniors and seniors are professed members of the Third Order. FRANCISCANS I Third Order officers S. Hern- ke, P. Slattery, and J. Tretow try a bulletin board on their patron. MEDITATE The Poverello Club is the step before the Third Order. These two clubs help students become good Franciscans and better Catholics. YOUNG CLUBS SHOW INITIATIVE ■ Braillists M. Leonard, L. Steffen, and M. Roth work at a cook book for the blind. ■ Library cadet s J. Blankenheim, M. Pieri, K. McFarlin, J. Zeitz, M. Fiske, and T. Herbert get set for work. I E. Stack, C. Cianciola, and D. DiLeo check in for li¬ brary cadet duty. This year the Braille Club was organized at Pius. Its purpose is to teach the fundamentals of braille in order that the members may give second sight to those who have lost their first. H K. Sullivan hands K. O ' Reilly her tools. Both are members of the newly formed braille Club. For the good of those who use the library for study, library cadets have been stationed for help and order. They provide conveniences for the student and also for the teacher. I Mr. George Rechner, Pius ' maintenance man, stokes the furnace as he tries to keep the school warm--part of his daily challenge. MAINTENANCE MEN MAKE ORDER I Back in familiar surroundings is Dick Derksen ' 53 assistant maintenance man. H Roger Wilde, Tom Van Doren, and Pat Slattery spend some of their spare time keep¬ ing the building in order. Fathers of the students at Pius High show outstanding interest in the activities and growth of the school. At club meetings, school pro- blemsare discussed and fatherly interest helps to solve them. The parents show a great deal of interest in Pius, and their membership in the Ser¬ vice Guild enables them to find out how they can assist the teacher in the growth of their children. A thank you is in order for their cooper¬ ation . ■ The president of the Service Guild, Mrs. Platz and vice-president, Mrs. Kay- ser, prepare for the monthly Service Guild meeting. I I Mr. Peloquin, shop teacher, points out the tool supply to a group of fathers on their meeting night. I Preparing the tables for a Service Guild meeting are Mrs. Schneider, recording sec¬ retary, Mrs. Arena, secretary, and Mrs.Le- Gant, treasurer. I Members of the Fathers ' Club, touring the metal shop, stop to look over a piece of machinery. ■ It happens every day, Mr. Basile, shop teacher, explains to one of the Fathers at shop open house. � PARENTS BACK PIUS HIGH Get out of the bam rascals! You can guess what happens next. Leave the dishes in the sink, Ma. Oh, we may look ragged and funny. . . ” Now in this corner we have. What was she doing out of school? Which hand? Aw, it was nothun Quit reading comics in study, girls. Which one has the Toni? Naughty but nice. Close that door! Vicious circle. Easy, boys, she ' s going steady. Who are you trying to kid? The old folks Ma, look who I brought home. Bus late? The gathering of the clan Oh, not againl This one ' s a stumper Umbrian Troubadours Really, Patrick? Is that a milk stand in the back ground, girls? I came, I saw, I conquered Whoops, papercutter slipped Hollywood, here I come Gosh, I ' m bashful: On him it looks good Go West, young lady Maybe next year Toothpaste ad? We are gathered here together What do I do next? i • V, BSk. 1 I l Hard day on the tractor, dear. Must be Saturday evening. C ' mon, take the picture; we can ' t stay like this forever. Born ten years too late. Lookee, snowball protection! Posers Spring practice? Stag line Hiding or seeking? Are they for real? Good morning Sweetheart of Pius Hi Sleepytime gals Anti-social Gargle with Pepsi. I dare you to take another step. After the ball is over. . . All dressed up and no place to go. Just a down-to-earth girl. We left our boys at home. Regular Toni, Super Toni, Very Gentle Toni, Tonette. s ' - A- X J% o � • . 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