Riverside High School - Mercury Yearbook (Milwaukee, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1949 volume:

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AGNES DUNAWAY, Foreign Language FLORENCE BIXBY, Mathematics GEORGE BURNS, Art JACK DUNLOP, Science PAGE 8 DDEN DUNST, Science JULIA HAMMEL, Commercial ADELE [AHRENS, Music MILAN ENGEN, Commercial EULA HENMINGER, English CHARLES KAHLE, Industrial Arts ROBERT GROGAN, Science MARY HENRY, Mathematics MILDRED KATZ, Household Arts MARIE GROSS, English SAMUEL HOLDORF, Music MARION KEARBY, Foreign Language JOHN HAFEY, History THEDA HOWE, Mathematics RAYMOND KIEHL, Physical Education PAGE 9 ■■■• ' W GRACE KRENERICK, Science FLORENCE LEWANDOWSKI, Foreign Language MARIE McDONOUGH, History ROBERT KUECHERER, Physical Education INEZ LOWRY, Commercial MIRIAM O ' NEILL, Household Arts ORPHA LADEN, Physical Education CLYNT A. MARTIN, Industrial Arts DOROTHY PAFF, Library MERTON LEAN, Foreign Language RUTH MATHIOWETZ, English HELEN A. PELL, English SYLVIA LEONARD, Mathematics ERNEST A. MAY, Commercial PAUL PLEISTER, Foreign Language PAGE 10 i OYVIND RASMUSSEN, Science • VERA TURELL, English ANN F. WILLIAMS, Speech OLIVER PROCKNOW, History MILDRED TAYLOR, Commercial ETHEL WEGNER, Science LONEY G. RAYNES, Industrial Arts MATHEW WADLEIGH, Science MARCELLA ZEMAN, English RACHEL SKINNER, Art MIRIAM WATSON, English CATHERINE SHELDON, Office HERMINE FUCHS, Office MARY B. SMITH, English MARY WENDORF, Physical Education SHIRLEY HAEBERLE, Office i PAGE 11 -, ' ■ -•■ ii ' ' - i ' •• w ... F I . V H yjFte . Hi ■ 1 ■ i C hmI n ' ' ■■■■ ■ 1 ■ ■ jl ' peAnuwiy Sctti vi . . . M PAGE 13 fcie i mi i ■■ x as EU PAGE 14 ADSIT. RICHARD GORDON — Basketball; Cavaliers; Foot- ball; Music Club; Pageant; Track. ANTON, AUSTIN — Assistant Business Manager; Cue Club, Forensics-oratory; Junior and Senior Play (lead); Swimming Team, Projects 1.2,3,4, (captain for 2 and 3.) BACH. RICHARD ROBERT — Cavaliers; Football; Freshman Class Vice President; Hall Patrol; Homeroom Officer. BACKMAN, DEIDRE ANN — Basketball Secretary E ; Photo Club Secretary; Cam.; Orient; Projects 1,2,4. BESS, IUANITA F. — G.A.A.; Mercury Monthly; Music Club; Office Work; Projects 2,3,4. BIERMANN, AUDREY THERESA — Assistant Chairman; Cam.; Projects 1,2; Student Council. BIERMANN, PATRICIA — Cam.; Music Club; Noon Study Hall Monitor; Projects 1,2,3,4; Student Council. BURBACK, DONNA L. — Assistant Chairman; Cam.; Home Economics; Projects 2, (captain) 3,4. BURGESS, ROBERT LEWIS — Basketball; Bookstore; Cavaliers; Crescent; Cue; Football; Junior and Senior Play; Pageant; Projects 2,3,4; Service Club. CARLSON, DONALD WILLIAM — Cavaliers; Projects 2,3; Photo Club. CHARBONNEAU, LORRAINE PATRICIA — Cam.; Homeroom Officer; Music Club; Projects. CHWOROWSKY, NADA KAREN — Allen Club; All-in-One Monitor; Cam.; Class Officer; Crescent; Foreign Language Club; Homeroom Officer; Mercury Annual and Monthly; Pageant; Photo Club; Projects 3,4; Student Council. k CICIRELLO, JOSEPH SALVATORE — Cavaliers; Freshman Project. CODY, RUTH ELLEN — Allen Club; Art Club; Cam.; Mercury Annual and Monthly; Projects 1,2,3,4; Pageant; Cue Club; Penny Dance Worker. COOK, RICHARD EDWARD — Cavaliers; Football; Music Club (president); Project 4; Swimming; Track. DELROSE, PATRICIA VELMA — Cam.; Crescent; Cue; Home- room Officer; Mercury Monthly; Music Club; Projects 1,2 (captain), 3,4; Student Council. DOUCAS, MARGARET — All City Junior and Senior Orches- tra; Cam.; Homeroom Officer; Morning Choir; Music Club; Pageant; Projects 2,3,4; Service Club. DULAK, DONNA ANN — Cam.; Home Economics, Homeroom Programs; Projects 1,2; Paper Drive. EASTMAN, RUTH ELIZABETH — Cam.; Morning Choir; Music Club; Project 4; Pageant. ELLIOTT. GEORGE H. — Cavaliers; Football Skits; Pageant; Projects 1,2. FORD, JOHN DORWARD — All-in-one Monitor; Basketball Manager; Cavaliers; Football Manager; Homeroom Vice President; Projects 2,4; Track Manager; Treasurer Senior Class; Pageant; Wrestling. FRANKE, THOMAS KENT — Cavaliers; Football; Junior and Senior Play; Homeroom Officer; Pageant; Track; Skits. FRANZ, EUGENE LOUIS — Cavaliers; Grade Project 2. GAUGER, GRETA LOUISE — Allen Club; Cam.; Junior and Senior Play; Music Club; Office Monitor; Grade Projects 2,4; Wardrobe Committee; Homeroom Officer. GEIGER, ELEANORE — Cam.; Music Club; Pageant; Photo Club; Project 2. GENOVA, ROBERT WILLIAM — Basketball; Cavaliers; Foot- ball; Homeroom Officer; Pageant; Track; Music Club. GIACOMINI, OLINDO - and Monthly. - Art Club; Cavaliers; Mercury Annual GOBBI, ROSE- Monitor. -Homeroom Officer; Projects 2,4; Red Cross GOLABIEWSKI, ROBERT A. — Football; Project 1. GOODBURNE, JOAN A. — All City Orchestra; Assistant Chairman; Ca m.; Choir; Music Club; Pageant Orchestra; Projects 2,4. GRAEBNER, JOHN VICTOR — Cavaliers; Homeroom Officer; Pageant; Project 2. HAASE, RALPH OLIVER — Cavaliers; Stage Crew. HAGENSTEIN, 1NGRID MARIA — Assistant Chairman; Cam.; Foreign Language Club; Mercury Annual; Orient; Photo Club; Projects 2 (captain), 3,4; Service Club; Secretary to Counsellor. HAMILTON, CHARLES B. —Cavaliers; Cue; Mercury Month- ly; Music Club; Projects 2,3; Senior Band; Senior Or- chestra. HARTMANN, MARGARET ANN — Allen; Cam.; Homeroom Offices; Office Work; Project 4. HEAPS, RICHARD G. — Cavalier Representative; Chess; Cres- cent; Paper Drive; Projects 2,3 (captain). HEIDNER, JOHN NEPRUD — Basketball; Cavalier Represent alive; Class Officer; Football; Homeroom Officer; Paper Drive; Projects 2,4; Track. HERMANN, ESTHER (no picture) — Cam.; Projects 2,4. HERON, RITA BARBARA — Cam., Music Clubs; Project 2,3. HERZOG, ELLEN M. — Assistant Chairman; Cam., Foreign Language Clubs; Orient; Secretary of Photo Club; Projects 2,3,4; Service Club; Secretary to Counsellor. HO-RIG, JOYCE MARY — Cam.; Choir; Class Kings; Paper Drive; Project 2. HOLT, RAYMOND E. — Band; Cavaliers; Penny Dance. HOSTETLER, DOROTHY (no picture) — All-inOne Monitor; Cam.; G.A.A.; Homeroom Officer; Project 2. JANCOVEK, JEAN O. — Cam., Home Economics Clubs. KASSOW1TZ, MARLIS BABETTE — Allen, Cam., Cue (Chair- man-Secretary), Foreign Language Clubs; Orient; Projects 2,3; Service Club. KENDALL, NANCY KAYE — Cam.; Candy Sales; G.A.A.; Foreign Language, Home Economics Clubs; Homeroom Officer; Movie Crew; Pageant; Porjects 1,2,3,4; Skits. KENDLER, CAROL JEAN — Allen, Big Sister Group, Cam., G.A.A., Music Clubs; Jr. and Sr. Play; Pageant; Projects 2,4; Secretary to Mr. Rice; Wardrobe. KINDNESS, DOLORES ANN — Cam.; Choir; Football; Skits; Library; Attendance Monitor; Projects 1,2. KNIGHT. RICHARD A. Football; Track. KROPIDLOWSKI, JOHN, JR. (no picture Track. Bcsketball; Cavaliers; Cross Country; Cavaliers; Football; KRUEGER, NANCY CLAIRE — Cam., (Chairman); Mercury Monthly; Music Club; Orient; Projects 1,2,4; Service Club. LACEY, JAMES ROBERT — Cavaliers; Football; Project 1. LANGO, RICHARD WILLIAM — Cavaliers; Project 1. LANING, BRUCE L. — All-in-One Monitor; Cavaliers; Cheer- leader (Captain); Cross Country; Homeroom Officer; Movie Crew; Photo Club; Projects 1,3; Student Council. LEE, CHARLES — Cavaliers; Crescent; Cue; Forensic Football; Pageant; Projects 2,4; Track. Contests; LOEHNDORF, JAMES RUSSELL — Cavaliers; Crescent, Foreign Language Club; Movie Crew; Projects 1,2. MARINI, PATRICIA T. — Cam.; Projects 1,2. MATHER, JACK ALBERT — Basketball; Cavaliers; Cross Coun- try; Football; Golf; Movie Crew; Projects 1,2,3; Stage Crew; Track. MAY, ROBERT — Cavaliers; Homeroom Offices; Project 2. McKINNON, DONALD W. — Cavaliers; Jr. and Sr. Play; Proj- ect 2. MEIDE, MADONNA JOAN — Cam.; Homeroom Officer; Library Monitor; Office Worker; Pageant; Project 2. MILLER, ELY ROBERT — Basketball; Cavaliers; Crescent (Offi- cer); Cue; Football; Homeroom Officer; Jr. and Sr. Play; Mercury Monthly; Music Club; Pageant; Frojects 2,3; Student Council. MOREY, EDWARD - Cavaliers; Cross Country; Track. MORRIS, MARGUERITE ANN (no picture) — Cam.; G.A.A.; Office Monitor; Pageant; Choir; Mercury; Football Tickets. MUELLER, GORDON JEROME — All-in One Monitor; Basket- ball; Ticket Monitor; Bookstore Manager; Cavaliers; Cres- cent; Cue; Forensic Contests; Football Skits; Football; Inter-High Shcool Council; National Honor Society; Pageant; President of Honor Study Hall Board; Projects 1,2; Stu- dent Council; Usher; Vice-President of Cabinet. MUELLER, HELMUTH CHARLES — Pageant; Project 3. MURRAY, FRANCIS LOUIS — Cavaliers; Hofnerccm Offices. NELSON, RONALD JOHN — NICKERSON, DOLORES IRENE — Cam.; Choir; Homeroom Offices; Music Club; Pageant. NOVAK, CLARENCE FREDERICK — Cavaliers, Crescent, Cue Clubs; Football; Homeroom Officer; Pageant; Project 4; Track; Wrestling. NOWAK, MARIANNE DOLORES — Cam.; Projects 1,2,4. OPPERMANN, DOROTHY J. (no picture) — Cam., Home Eco- nomics, Photo, Science Clubs. ORLOWSKI, ARLENE MARY — Allen, Cam., G.A.A., Home Economics Clubs; Project 2. PAVLAK, DELORES ANN — Cam.; Homeroom Officer; Proj- ects 1,2,4. PLAETZER, ELMER H. — Cavaliers; Class President; Cue Club; Footbal l; Homeroom Officer; Jr. and Sr. Play; Pageant; Paper Drive; Project 4; Student Council. PRICE, THOMAS EDWARD — Basketball; Cavaliers (Secretary and Monitor); Class President; Football; Homeroom Officer; Jr. and Sr. Play; Pageant; Projects 1,2,4; Skits; Track. RENK, WILLARD JOHN, JR. (no picture) — Cavaliers; Football. ROOS, JEROME B. — All City Band (President); All City Drum Major; Assistant Chairman; Band Drum Major; Cavaliers; Cue; Homeroom Officer; Jr. and Sr. Play; Music Club; Orchestra; Pageant; Projects 2,4; Sr. Band; Student Council. PAGE 16 r I: i ROSSOW, RICHARD C. — Cavaliers; Photo Club; Project 1,2. SAMSON, SONIA — Foreign Language Club; Mercury; Music Club; Orient; Science Club. SANBORN, JOHN E., JR. — Cavaliers. Projects 3,4. SCISLOWSKI, PHILIP J. R. — All-in One Monitor; Basketball; Cavaliers; Crescent; Football; Homeroom Officer; Junior and Senior Play; Pageant; Skits; Student Council; Track. SHARP, RICHARD N. — Cavaliers; Football; Junior and Senior Play; Pageant; Project 1; Science Club; Track. SIEGEL, WILLIAM MEREDITH — Cavaliers; Homeroom Officer. SPIEKER, NIEL ALLEN — Cavaliers; Cue; Junior and Senior Play; Music Club; Photo Club; Projects 1,2,3; Skits; Senior Band. SQUIRE, HOWARD SPENCER (no picture! — Cavaliers; Project 1. STARDY, AUDREY AMBER — Cam.; Projects 1,2,4. STEIN, NANCY LIANE — Assistant Chairman; Cam.; Library Monitor; Projects 1,2,3. STRUZYNSKI, BEVERLY ROSE — Allen Club; Assistant Chair- man; Cam.; Homeroom Officer; Projects 2,4; Secretary to Counsellor. TETER, BEVERLY JOAN (no picture) — Cam., Crescent, Foreign Language Clubs; Homeroom Officer; Morning Choir; Music Club; Orient. TEWINKLE, WESLEY — All City Band; All State Centennial Band; Cavaliers; Class Officer; Homeroom Officer; Junior and Senior Play; Movie Crew; Music Club; Stage Crew. TRACY, LOREL M. — Cam., Clubs; Projects 1,3. G.A.A., Home Economics, Music VITUCCI, FLORENCE CATHERINE — Cam.; Project 2. VOGEL, DONALD GEORGE — All-in-One Monitor; Cavaliers; Football; Homeroom Officer; Project 2; Student Council; Track. WALTERS, NANCY CAROL — Allen Club; Cam.; G.A.A.; Junior and Senior Play; Pageant; Projects 3,4; Photo Club (officer); Science Club; Secretary to Football Coach; Ward- robe. WEBER, SUSAN (no picture) — All-in-One Monitor; Cam., Cres- cent, Foreign Language Clubs; Homeroom Officer; Music Club; Photo Club, Projects 2,4; Red Cross Representative. WILLIE, BETTY ANN MARIE — Art Club; Cam.; Library At- tendance Monitor; Projects 2,4; Red Cross Representative. WINNEMORE, ELLEN MARIE — All City Orchestra; Allen Club; Cam.; Crescent; Homeroom Officer; Mercury Monthly; Pageant; Photo Club; Project 2; Service Club. PAGE 19 s I wprrr. w i I ■ i 1 - . . ■ • V — -I f ■ M m mnm A • , • « m 9 ' uae Seacard . . , PAGE 21 PAGE 22 ABRAM. CLIFFORD G. — Photo Club. ALLEN. GERALD1NE E. — Projects 1,3; Cam.,- Allen Club; Library Monitor; All-in-one Monitor; Student Council. ANDRUSKI. BARBARA C. — Cam.; Junior Red Cross; Choir; Music Festival Secertary; Treasurer of Homeroom; Mercury Annual. ARNSDORFF, ROBERT L. — AUSTIN, ZONA N. — Projects 3,4; Cam.; Allen Club; Music Club; G.A.A. BARDON, RAYMOND JOHN — Project 2; Football; Wrestling; Cavaliers. BARRY, GIFFORD ALLEN — Cavaliers; Basketball Manager. BARTKOWSKI, JANET MARY — Project 2; Football Secretary; Cam.; Student Council; Pageant; Music, Allen Clubs; G.A.A.; Annual. BEHRENS, ARLENE M. — Projects 1,2.3,4; Mercury Monthly; Office Monitor; Cam., Music, Orient, Home Economics Clubs; Student Council; Foreign Language Club Secretary. BELAU, SHIRLEY ANN — Project 2; G.A.A.; Cam.; Office Monitor. BENDER, JOSEPH REEDER — Project 2. BERNO, JOHN PAUL — Football; Basketball; Student Council; Cavaliers; Homeroom Secretary; Mercury Monthly. BLASWEILER, ELIZABETH AGNES — Projects 2,4,; Cam.; G.A.A.; Football Ticket Sales; Prom Committee; Music Festival; International Fair. BLEYER, LOUISE MARIE — Project 1; Home Economics Club. BLOWNEY, DAVID R. P. (no picture) — Orient; Tennis; Study Hall Monitor; Assistant Chairman; Captain of Ushers; Science Club; Red Cross. BLUE, MARLENE M. — Projects 1,2,3,4; Cam., Allen, Music, Crescent Clubs; Secretary Senior Class. BOEHME, ROBERT EARL — Project 2; Basketball; Golf; Track; Cavaliers; Movie Crew. BOEHRINGER, ROGER R. — Cavaliers; Intramurals. BOLDUAN, JANE VERNETTE — Projects 1,2,3,4; Cam., Art, Music, Home Economics Clubs; All City Senior Orchestra. BORGMANN, RAYMOND J. — Project 3; Cavaliers; Home- room President; Intramurals. BRAUN, GERALD JOHN — Project 2; Cavaliers; Cue, Orient, Foreign Language Clubs; Movie Crew; Cross Country. BRUNNER, GLORIA E. — Projects 1,2; Cam., Music, Cue, Allen Clubs; G.A.A.; Homeroom Secretary; Pageant. CASSEL, BARBARA ANN — Projects 1,2,3; Cam., Music, Home Economics, Science Clubs; Drum Majorette. CHADD, DORLA RAE — Projects 1,3; Cam.; Homeroom Sec- retary. CHERE, SALLY JEAN — Projects 1,2,3,4; Cam., Allen, Foreign Language Clubs; President Service Club; Junior National Honor; G.A.A.; Student Council; Mercury Monthly; Home- rcom President. CLINGEN, DALE ELLEN — Project 2; G.A.A.; Cam.; Mercury Monthly. COHEN, MARSHALL B. — Football; Track; Basketball; Cava- liers. COLGAN. PATRICIA MARY — Projects 2,3; Cam., Music, Cue, Crescent Clubs; G.A.A. BUDNICK, LYLE M. — Football; Cavaliers; Cue Club; Student Council. CARRARA, ROBERT EDWARD — Cavaliers. CASEY, DUANE — Cavaliers. CHEVREMONT, IDA E. — Projects 2,3; Cam., Music, Foreign Language, Allen Clubs; G.A.A. CLAY, DELBERT P. — Project 1,2,; Cavaliers; Intramurals. CLEMENTI, STEVE S. — Football; Track; Wrestling; Cavaliers; Library Monitor; Senior Band. CUDNOHOWSKI, JOAN G. — Cam.; Spring Festival. CYBELA, EDWIN M. — Football; Vice-President Homeroom; Cavaliers. CZECHOLINSKI, LORRAINE F. — Projects 3,4; Offices of Home- room; Senior Class Treasurer; Cam. PAGE 23 CZECHOLINSKI, VIRGINIA A. — Projects 2,4; Cam., Allen, Home Economics, Crescent Clubs; Homeroom Offices. CZERWINSKI. RUTH F. — Projects 2,3; Cam., Foreign Lan- guage Clubs; Office Monitor; Athletic Secretary. DEBBINK, ELLEN LOIS — Projects 1,2,3,4; Cam., Allen, Orient Clubs; Infirmary Monitor. DEMP3EY, CHARLOTTE E. — Projects 2,3,4; Cam., Allen, Science Clubs; President Foreign Language Club; Mercury Monthly. DE NARDIS, FRANK A. murals. ■ Cavaliers; Student Council; Intra- DI TRAPANI, JOHN B. — Cavaliers. DUDEK, CHESTER J. — Cavaliers. DUNNING, MARJORIE L. — Senior Band Librarian; Senior Orchestra; Acapella Choir; Music Club; Cam. EBELING, PAUL PHILLIP — Cavaliers. EDDY, GEORGIA PEARL — Projects 2,4; Cam.; Music; Band. ENDER, LUCILLE A. — Projects 1,2; Athletic Council; Cam., Allen, Music Clubs; Choir; Senior Orchestra; G.A.A. FAHL, EARL A. — Cavaliers; Homeroom Treasurer. FERRITO, VIVIAN M. (no picture) — Cam. FERRY, MARGARET A. —Projects 3.4; Cam., Allen, Foreign Language Clubs; Office Help. FISCHER, HARRIET MARIANNE — Cam., Music, Allen, Cres- cent Clubs; Choir; G.A.A. ; Pageant; Music Festival; Stu- dent Council. FOTI, FRANK JAMES — Wrestling; Homercom President; Cav- aliers; Mercury Monthly. FREEMAN, JOAN ELIZABETH — Cam., Allen, Foreign Lan- guage Clubs; Projects 1,2,3,4; Study Hall Board; Mercury Monthly Literary Editor. FREEMAN, PHILIP N. — Cavaliers; Swimming. FREIBERG, KENNETH C. (no picture) — Basketball; Science Club. FRISVOLD, JOHN O. — Basketball; Cross Country; Track; President Cavaliers; Project 4; Homeroom President, Sec- retary; President of Cabinet; Vice-President Senior Class. FUCHS, BERNICE MAE — Projects 2,3; Cam., Science Clubs; Athletic Secretary; Office Monitor. FULLER, CAROL G. — Cam.; Projects 2,3,4; Allen, Science, Music, Cue Clubs. GALE, FRED G. — Projects 2,3,4; Cavaliers; Movie Crew; Radio Crew; Photo Club; Science Club; Golf; Mercury Monthly. GARDNER, JANE — Projects 1,3; Cam., Music, Allen, Foreign Language Clubs; Homeroom Secretary, Treasurer. GARVEN, RITA — Projects 1,2; Cam.; Music Club. GAUSEWITZ. ANNE E. — Projects 1,2,4; Cam. (Vice-Pres.); Allen Club; Service Club (Pres.) GELHAUSEN, RICHARD NORMAN — Projects 1,2,3; Cavaliers. Cue, Orient, Crescent Clubs; Movie Crew; Mercury Month ly; Basketball; Track. GEMER ARTHUR MATHEW — Projects 3,4; Cavaliers (Vice- Pres.); Football; Mercury Annual Editor-in-Chief; Wrestling; Science Club; Homeroom Officer. GERTH, COLLINETTE A. — Project 2; Candy Counter; Cam.; Cafeteria Monitor. GIERSCH, WILLIAM — Projects 1,2; Cavaliers. GINGRASSO, JOSEPHINE T. — G.A.A. GLISCH, PAT — Projects 1,2,3; Foreign Language Club. GOESE, JAMES A. — Cavaliers. GOLANKE, MARY M. — Projects 1,2,3,4; Student Council; Cam., Allen, Science (Pres.), Music, Service, Crescent Clubs; G.A.A.; Candy Counter; Choir; Folk Fair; Pageant; Foreign Language Club. GOLDSMITH, MARION T. — Projects 2; Home Economics Club; Polish Skit; Homeroom Officer. GORALSKI, RITA IRENE — Project 2; Cam.; Home Economics Club. GRADY, JEAN C. — Camaraderie. GRAZIANO, PETER C. — Projects 2,3,4; Student Council; Candy Counter; Cavaliers. PAGE 24 3::-:.:- Com.: PAGE 25 ■ El ■ : -:- GREGUREVICH, MARY R. — Projecls 2,4; Cam.; Candy Coun- ter; Office Work; Student Council; Mercury Monthly; Music Club; G.A.A. GRUDNOWSKI. MILDRED B. — Project 2; Candy Counter; Cam. GURNOVITZ, YVONNE A. — Projects 2,3,4; Band; Orchestra; Student Council; Cam., Foreign Language, Music Clubs. GUTENBERG, JAMES A. — Homeroom Officer; Stamps and Bonds; Pigtail Day Program; Cavaliers; Movie Crew Manager; Usher; Student Council; Foreign Language, Science Clubs. HAASE, NANCY ANN — Projects 1,2,3,4; Candy Counter; Cam.; Student Council; All-in-One Monitor. HAISSIG, BARBARA ELAINE — Projects 3,4; Cam., Music Clubs; ' 48 Class Play; Choir; Mercury Monthly. HANSEN, WILLIAM JERIT — Projects 1,2,3,4; Cavaliers; Foot- ball; Swimming; Mercury Monthly; Basketball Manager. HANSCOM, RICHARD JOHN — Projects 2,3,4; Office Worker; Cavaliers, Science Club; Swimming; Usher. HART, CONSTANCE A. — Project 4; Library Assistant; Cam., Crescent, Cue, Allen, Foreign Language Clubs; Mercury Monthly Feature Editor. HARVEY, JIM — Cavaliers; Basketball. HAYES, ROGER L. — Project 1; Stamps and Bonds; Cavaliers, Cue, Crescent Clubs; Homeroom President; Track; Usher; Student Council; Christmas Program. HEIN, HARRY H. — Project 2; Football; Cavaliers; Homeroom Officer; Camera Club. HELLMER, CAROL ROBERT - aliers. Project 2; Cross Country; Cav- HERZ, THOMAS G. — All City Orchestra; Senior Band; Foot- ball; Track; Cava liers, Crescent, Music Clubs; Band Librar- ian. HEYER, PATRICIA ELLEN — Music Club; Cam.; G.A.A. ; Choir. HINTZ, BETTY JEAN — Projects 2,4; Cam., Orient, Allen Clubs. HOENIGKE, CHARLOTTE — Project 2; Cam., Home Economics Clubs; Spring Festival. HOLL, ROBERT EDWARD — Projects 2,4; Study Hall Board; Senior Class Pres.; Football; Usher; Cavaliers. HOLYOKE, MARY CHARLOTTE — Projects 2,3,4; Cam., Alien, Orient, Foreign Language Clubs. HOPPE, MARY ANN (no picture) — Cam.; Tutor. HUEBNER, MARY H. — Projects 2,3; Candy Counter; Cam. Pres.,- Cabinet; Allen Club; G.A.A.; Athletic Council. INGRAM, MARY ELLEN — Projects 1,2,3,4; Candy Counter; Cam., Cue, Foreign Language, Service Clubs; Mercury Monthly; Junior Red Cross; Junior-Senior Play; Office Worker. JACOBS, MARION ROSE — Projects 3,4; Office Monitor; Cam., Orient, Foreign Language Clubs. JARMUZ, MARY ANN E. — Project 2; Home Economics, For- eign Language Clubs. JOHNSON, DONNA MAE — Projects 1,2,3; Student Council; Homeroom Officer; Cam., Music Clubs; G.A.A. JOHNSON, PARK — Projects 2,3; Cavaliers. Camera, Service Clubs; Homeroom Officer. JOHNSON. VIRGINIA (no picture) — Cam.; G.A.A. JOLITZ, JOAN GERTRUDE — Project 3; Cam., Orient, Home Economics, Music Clubs; Pageant; G.A.A. JUESCHKE, ALEXANDER A. — Cavaliers; Science Club Of- fices; Photo, Nature Study Clubs. JUSKOWIAK, VINCENT S. — Projects 1,3; Cavaliers; Basket- ball; Homeroom Offices. KACZMAREK, TERESA ROSE — Project 2; Foreign Language Club; Candy Counter; Homeroom Office. KAISER, DAVID M. — Projects 1,2,4; Mercury Monthly Editor- in-Chief; Homeroom Offices; Swimming; Music, Orient, Cavaliers, Science Clubs; Auditorium Programs. KAMPS, JOHN QUARLES (no picture) — Science Club; Student Council. KAMUCHEY, EVANGELINE D. — Cam. KANA, MARLENE LOIS — Projects 2,3; Cam., Music, Art, Allen Clubs; Student Council (Vice-Pres.) KARCZ, VERNON F. — Cavaliers; Football; Pageant. KARNAS, PETER N. (no picture) — Cavaliers; Basketball; Mercury Monthly; Foreign Language Club. KEPPLER, HAROLD W. — Cavaliers, Music Clubs; Football; Senior Band. KIEDROWSKI, THOMAS PETER — Projects 2,3,4; Cavaliers. KIRCHNER, ESTHER (no picture) — Cam. KNIECH, NORBERT PAUL — Cavaliers; Football; Wrestling; Homeroom Officer. : Oil ■ - ■ [ : s PAGE 28 KNOPPA. CORRINE M. — Project 2; Cam.; Home Economics Club. KOCH. RAYMOND W. — Project 2; Cross Country; Track; Football; Cavaliers; Wrestling; Band. KOESKE. TOM JOHN — Project 4; Football; Cavaliers (treas urer); Stage Crew. KONIECZNY, AUDREY A. — Projects 1,2,3; Cam. KOSIDOWSKI, JOHN A. — Project 4; Cavaliers. KOWALEWSKI, MARY ANN E. — Projects 1,2; Cam., Orient, Music Clubs; Pageant; G.A.A.; Mercury Staff. KOWALSKI, JOHN F. (no picture) — Cavaliers; Pageant. KRAJNA, THOMAS BRUNO — Cavaliers; Football; Intramurals. KRAUS, CARLTON — Cavaliers; Football; Basketball. KRYSINSKI, ROBERT P. — Cavaliers; Track; Cross Country. KREIMANN, NANCY LEE — Projects 1.2,3,4; Candy Counter; Office Worker; Mercury Monthly; Foreign Language (vice president); Cam., Service Clubs; Homeroom Offices. KRZEM1NSKI, GERALD G. — Basketball. KRZYNSKI, JEROME P. (no picture) — Cavaliers; Stage Crew; Prom Committee; Key Room. KUEMMERLEIN, ROBERT C — Projects 1,2; Cavaliers; Foot- ball; Golf. KUBIAK, VIRGINIA M. — Projects 1,2,4; Cam.; Infirmary; Stu- dent Council; Homeroom Offices. LACEY, LA VERNE M. — Projects 2,4; Cam., Orient, Allen, Home Economics, Cue Clubs; Mercury Monthly Editor; Pageant; Pigtail Day Program. LAGOSH. MARY ANN A. — Project 2; Cam.. Home Economics Clubs: Candy Counter; Junior Red Cross. LAMPE, FLORENCE DORIS — Project 2; Foreign Language, Cam., Allen Clubs. LANZA, MARY M. — Projects 2; Key Room; G.A.A., Cam., Home Economics Clubs. LAUGHLIN, TOM P. — Cavaliers; Movie Crew; Football; Swimming. LAZARUS, ALAN — Projects 1,2,3; Photo Club; Mercury Pho- tographer; Radio Crew; Movie Crew. LAZZARO, NANCY (no picture) — Cam., Service Clubs; Candy Counter; Office Monitor; Music Club; Hall Patrol. LEPAK, BETTY — Project 2; Cam. LEWINSKI, ERVIN — Project 2; Homeroom Offices. LEWIS, MARY M. — Projects 1,2,3; Cam., Music, Art, Allen, Cue Clubs; O. ' fice Monitor; Red Cross Monitor; G.A.A. LINDNER, JOSEPH K. — Cavaliers, Basketball. LOEB, CAROLINE T. — Cam., Home Economics, Music, Allen Clubs; Homeroom Offices; G.A.A. LOEFFLER, DENNIS JOHN — Project 3; Swimming; Office Monitor; Homeroom Offices- Cavaliers, Foreign Language Club; Ticket Sales; Mercury Monthly. MACK, DORIS ANN — Projects 2,3,4; Mercury Monthly; Cam., Orient, Allen Clubs; Homeroom Officer. MALLIN, LILA T. — Projects 1,2,3,4; Cam., Foreign Language. Orient, Service Clubs; Office Monitor; Mercury Monthly. MALY, JOAN D. — Project 2; Cam. MARSHALL, JACK MALLORY (no picture) — Varsity Basket- ball; Cavaliers. MASON, JEAN BARBARA — MATHIAS, JOANN MAE — Cam., Allen, Foreign Language Clubs. MAXON. GLENWAY WILLIAM — MAYER, JOYCE C. — Cam. MAZZA, JOSEPH MATTHEW, JR. — Projects 3,4; Movie Cre-v Science Club; Usher; Tutor; Ticket Sales. MEGGERS, GAYLE — Projects 3,4; Allen, Music Clubs. MEYER, GRETA — Projects 1,2.3,4; Cam., Allen, Orient, For- eign Language Clubs MILLER, RALPH P. (no picture) — Cavaliers; Pageant. MIRECKI, KENNETH F. — Projects 1,2; Football; Cavaliers, Art Clubs. PAGE 29 MiRON, BETTY JANE — Cam.; Red Cross. MITSCHE, ROY T. — Projects 1,2; Cavaliers. MOODY, JILL LOUISE — Projects 1,2,3,4; Student Council; Athletic Council; Cam., Allen Clubs; G.A.A. MUELLER, LILA JOY — Projects 2,4; Orient, Cam., Music Clubs; G.A.A.; Allen; Home Economics Club. MUELLER, MARY JANE — Cam.; Junior Red Cross; Music Club; G.A.A. McDEVITT. PATRICIA ANN - Clubs; Christmas Play. ■ Project 2; Choir; Music, Cue McLAUGHLIN, ALBERT D. — Projects 1,2; Cavaliers. McQUAID, SALLY — Projects 2,3,4; Cam., Music, Foreign Lan- guage, Allen, Service Clubs; Office Worker; Choir; In- firmary Monitor. McQUESTION, SHEILA D. — Project 3; Cam., Allen, Music Clubs; G.A.A. NAESER, KENNETH ROBERT — Project 2; Football; Cavailers; Student Council; President of Homeroom. NASON, RICHARD — Cavaliers; Art Clubs. NELSON, BOYD CAMERON — Cavaliers; Science Club; Home- room Officer. NEUBAUER, JEANETTE — Cam., Foreign Language Clubs; Candy Counter. NEUBAUER, JANE SUSAN — Projects 3,4; Cam., Home Eco- nomics Clubs; Choir; Homeroom Secretary. NOWAK, BETTY ANN — Cam.; Pro : ect 2; Choir; G.A.A.; Home Economics Club; All-in-One Monitor; Homeroom Offices. O ' CONNELL, ROBERT E. (no picture) — Cavaliers; Project 2. ONEIL, LORETTA ANN — Project 2; Cam., Home Economics Clubs; Homeroom Offices. NISULA, BERNICE — Projects 1.2; Cam.; Allen Club. ORENSTEIN, DOROTHY J. — Cam. OZONOFF, ETHEL F. — Projects 1,2,3,4; Cam., Allen, Foreign Language, Orient, Science Clubs; G.A.A.; All-in-One Mon- itor; Mercury Monthly; Monitor. PALUBECKI, THOMAS EDWARD — Project 2; Cavaliers; Foot- ball. PAPPAS, TED — Cavaliers; Photo Club Pres.; Mercury Annual; Photo Editor; Football. PELTIN, DAVID ALLEN - Track; Wrestling. ■ Project 3; Cavaliers; Football; PETERSEN, MYRA ELEANOR — Cam. PLOTKIN, BARBARA — Projects 1,3; Cam., Foreign Language Clubs; Office Monitor; Mercury Monthly. POLASKE, JANET ALICE — Project 2; Cam., Foreign Language, Home Economics Clubs; Chorus; Candy Counter. POLLAND, PETER DAVID — Projects 2,3,4; Cavaliers, Crescent, Foreign Language Clubs; Football; Golf; Tennis. POPPERT, JOAN MARILYN — Projects 1,2,3,4; Cam., Allen, Cue, Foreign Language Clubs; Candy Counter; Homeroom Officer; Mercury Staff. PORTH, ELAINE - POUNTAIN, SHIRLEY M. — Project 2; Cam., Music Clubs; G.A.A. PRADJINSKI, GERALDINE — Project 2; Cam.; Office Worker. PREISS, DON — Cavaliers; Football; Music Club; Band; Home- room President. PRODZYNSKI, SHIRLEY MAY — Project 2; Cam.; Candy Coun- ter; Foreign Language. PROSTIK, JOSEPH ANTHONY — Cavaliers; Homeroom Officer. PYTLIK, HORTENSE — Projects 1,2; Cam.; Student Council; Pageant; G.A.A.; Allen Club. QUADE, WILLIAM M. — Cavaliers; Swimming. QUINTAL, DUANE J. E. — Projects 1,2,3,4; Cavaliers; President Student Council; Art Club; Mercury Monthly; Orient; Study Hall Board; Homeroom Offices. PAGE 30 PAGE 31 i RAPP. MARCELLA — Projects 2,3; Cam; Student Council; Cue, Allen, Music, Home Economics Clubs. RATHGEBER. HELMUTH JOSEPH — Cavaliers; Football; Bask. : REINKE. ROGER WOODS — Projects 1,3,4; Cavaliers, Science. Photo Clubs; Mercury Monthly; Mercury Annual Photo Editor; Basketball; Homeroom President. RENiC, NANCY ELLEN — Projects 2,4; Cam., Home Economics Clubs; Office Monitor. RICHARDSON. CAROLYN ANN — Projects 2.4; Cam., Cue (secretary), Allen, Music Clubs; Choir; Pigtail, Christmas, Thanksgiving Programs; Forensic Contest. RIORDAN, HUGH DESAIX — Projects 1,2,3,4; Cavaliers; Mer- cury Monthly; Mercury Annual; Study Hall Board; Foot- ball; Track; Wrestling; Science Club; Homeroom Officer; Memorial, Thanksgiving Programs. ROCKENBACH. INGEBOURG — Projects 1,2,3.4; Student Coun- cil; Cam., Music, Allen Clubs; Infirmary Monitor; Home- room Offices. ROMAN, RICHARD — Projects 2,3.4; Cavaliers, Photo Clubs; Homeroom Offices; Football. ROMANOWSKI, GEORGE — RONKOWSKI, DOROTHY — Projects 1,2; Cam., Foreign Lan- guage Clubs. ROSE. PATRICIA JEAN — Projects 2,3,4; Cam.; Mercury Monthly. ROSENBERG, MARY LEE — Project 4; Cam., Foreign Lan- guage, Orient, Home Economics Clubs. SANDERSON, KAYE - Cam. ■Projects 1,2; Foreign Language Club; SCHANDL, JOAN M. — Projects 1,2; Candy Counter; Cam., Home Economics Club. SCHARMACH. GERALDINE E. — Projects 1,2; Stamps and Bonds; Cam., Foreign Language Clubs. SCHILZ, JOYGE (no picture) - Economics Clubs. Dam., Foreign Language, Home SCHREIBER, JEAN MARIE — Project 3; Choir. SCHULIST, DONALD — Basketball. SCHULTA, MARGARET ANN — Projects 1,2; Cam.; Ticket Sales; Choir; Music Club; Movie Crew Secretary. SCHUMANN. ROGER LEE — Cavaliers; Football; Wrestling; Homeroom President; Student Council. SCHWEDA, ROBERT LEROY — Project 4; Cavaliers; Foreign Language Club. SCHWINGHAMMER, EUGENE A. (no picture) — Cavaliers. SCOUFIS, TED (no picture) — Cavaliers; Football. SEIF, BETTY JANE — Project 2; Cam.; Chorus; Home Econom- ics Club; Cafeteria Worker. SHELDON, JANICE G. — Projects 2,4; Cam., Music, Allen, Foreign Language Clubs; Band; G.A.A.; Mercury Monthly. SEIFERT, LAMAR — Project 2; Cavaliers; Student Council; Football; Homeroom Officer. SENGBUSH, JACK — Project 2; Cavaliers; Art Club; All-in-One. SENGER, THOMAS GEORGE — Project 2; Secretary of Cava- liers: President of Art Club; Mercury Annual Art Editor; Homeroom Office. SENTENNE, CHARLES JEROME — Projects 2,4; Cavaliers; Ticket Sales; Mercury Monthly; Wrestling; Crescent. SHON, CHARLES MARVIN — Projects 2,3; Cavaliers; Wrest- ling; Football; Football Manager; Photo Club; President Science Club. SMITH, SHEILA MARGUERITE — Projects 1,2,3,4; Cam., Music, Cue Clubs; Choir; Office Worker; Music Festival; G.A.A.; Homeroom Office. SMITH, WILLIAM — Project 1; Cavaliers; All-in-One. SNYDER, JOHN HUBERT — Cavaliers; Football; Basketball; Track. SPATH, NORMA LOUISE — Project 4; Cam.; Office Monitor. STACHURSKI, RONALD ROBERT — Cavaliers. STEINKRAUS, GORDON — Band. STEVENS, MYRON T. — Cavaliers; Swimming. STRELKA, DONALD A. — Cavaliers. SUTHERLAND, SYLVIA WARREN — Cam.; dent Allen Club. Orchestra; Presi- TATE, V. BOBBINS, JR. — Project 4; Cavaliers; Foreign Lan- guage Club. TEBAY, DONALD ]. — Projects 2,3; Cavaliers; Football. TELANDER, JANE — Project 2; Cam.; Student Council; Service, Allen, Cue, Music Clubs. TOMCHEK, GEORGE — Cavaliers; Band. TONTINELLA, ROSA — Projects 1,2,3,4; Cam., Foreign Lan- guage, Music, Home Economics Clubs; Student Council. TOOLEY, JOANNE — Projects 2,3; Mercury Monthly; Cam., Foreign Language, Allen Clubs. TRIGGS, JAMES E. — Project 4; Cavaliers; Football; Basket- Bail; Golf; Track; Cross Country. TSORIS, ATHAN — Project 2; Cavaliers; Homeroom Officer. TURNER, CHARLES MATTHEW III — Cavaliers; Foreign Lan- guage Club; Homeroom Officer. TULANE, LESLIE — Cavaliers; Football; Intramural Basketball. ULIK, PATRICIA JOANNE — Project 2; Cam., Home Economics, Music Clubs. VERSTEGEN, DONALD — Cavaliers; Football. VOSS, MARY M. — Projects 2,3; Cam.; Mercury Monthly; G.A.A.; Music Club; Athletic Council; Homeroom Officer. WACHNIAK, BERNICE — Project 2; Chorus; Cam., Economics Clubs; G.A.A. Home WACHOWIAK, ROBERT JOSEPH — Project 3; Library Moni- tor; Cavaliers; Homeroom Offices. WADE, MARILYN — Projects 3,4; Cam., Cue Clubs. WAIDELICH, LOIS ARLINE — Projects 2,3,4; Cam., Foreign Language, Allen, Music Clubs; Homeroom Offices. WANDREY, RONALD G — Cavaliers; Basketball. WARZALA, DONALD — Cavaliers; Homeroom Officer. WATSON, DAVID HUGH — Projects 2,3,4; Radio Crew; For- eign Language, Photo Clubs; Cavaliers; Basketball Man- ager; Library Monitor. WHITMAN, ALFRED JOSEPH — Project 4; Cavaliers. WILDE, EVELYN DOROTHY — Cam.; Student Council; Music Club; Music Festival. WINTER, ALFRED — Project 2; Cavaliers; Ticket Sales; Mer- cury Monthly; Foreign Language Club; Football Manager; Track; Wrestling; Pageant. WODYNSKI, GERTRUDE — WOLOSCHEK, PATRICIA ANN — Cam. WOOD, ELDEN ORESTES, JR. — Project 2; Cavaliers; Movie Crew. WOOLIVER, AUDREY (no picture) — Cam.; Music Festival. WULK, KATHLEEN — Projects 1,2; Office Monitor; Senior Band; Spring Concert; Home Economics, Music Clubs; Christmas Play. YATCHAK, JULIUS R. — Cavaliers; Cross Country. ZAK, RALPH LEROY — Cavaliers; Track; Cross Country; Pa- geant. ZARLING, RICHARD EDWARD — Projects 1,2,3,4; Movie Crew; Cavaliers; Football; Basketball; Stage Crew; Student Council. t ZALEWSKI, ROBERT JOHN — Projects 1,2,3,4; Student Council; Study Hall Board; Cavaliers; Usher. ZBLICKI, MURLIN ROSE — Project 2. ZEROMSKI, JACOUELIN — Project 2; Cam.; Chorus; Home Economics Club; G.A.A. SZABLEWSKI, GILBERT J. — Projects 1,3,4; Cavaliers; Choir; Cross Country; Track; Music Club. PAGE 34 PAGE 35 FEBRUARY HONORS February National Honor: First Row: Carol Kendler, Greta Gauger, Ingrid Hagenstsin, Marlis Kassowitz, Nancy Walters. Second Row: Austin Anton, Tom Price, Gordon Mueller. II Scholarship Award: Nancy Krueger, Joan Goodburne III Service Award: First Row: Jack Heidner, Margaret Doucas, Beverly Struzynski, Ruth Cody, John Ford. Second Row: Olindo Giacomini, Bob Genova, Bob Miller, Neil Spieker. PAGE 36 JUNIOR NATIONAL HONOR First Row: Joan Freeman, Ethel Ozonoff, Gail Jacobs, Ellen Debbink, Sally Chere. Second Row: Joan Poppert, Hugh Riordan, Arlene Behrens. PAGE 37 PAGE 38 PAGE 39 .A . ■ 1 i Mtiii . ■■ fc i i — xjm ?  • ■ -  .-! .; ■ ' ■ ' ■ 1, ■? ■ ' ■ [ wis S 1 JlM fl II 1 li ■ ; ■ ' -. k. - - - J ■ .1 @iatee . . . 12B-413 Fi:st Row: Reise, Marge; Tabaska, Eetty; Martin, Jocn; Badov- inac, Laverne; McKone, Joan. Second Row: Sanfilippo, Peter; Neumann, Lillian; Beckman, Beverly; Manschot, James. Third Row; Timmerman, Robert; Parish, Warren; Weileder, Dick; Kuklinski, Clarence. Fourth Row: Kubicki, Bea; Jeske, Donna; Gobbi, Grace; Her- sache, Margaret; Pfillerling, Lore. Fifth Row: Petty, Jack; Rosenkranz, Ralph; Chappelle, Richard; Ksicinski, Raymond; Nickelbine, Clyde. 12B-317 First Row: Blendinger, Marilyn; Rucinski, Ellyn; Gurk, Vera; Zurawsik, Judy; Jacobs, Gail. Second Row: Brown, George; Sanfelippo, Dominic; Lage, Lolita; Pawlick, Carol; Kelly, James; Street, Clyde. Third Row: Serio, Roy; Kerns, Pat; Goland, Carmen; Smith, William; Andieis, Henry. Fourth Row: Kosterman, Nancy; Lehmkuhl, Marion; Fredge, Gladys; Graziano, Grace; Anastasi, Madeline; Pozanski, Louise. Fifth Row: O ' Callaghan, Lawrence; Riebau, Robert; Humble, Chuck; Mahclias, Gust; Lazinski, Bill. 12B-205 First Row: Jarasek, Robert; Page, Dick; Rothenhoefer, Jerry; Hitesman, Daniel. Second Row: Brunow, Mary; Mueller, Beverly; Thompson, June; Hoerig, Dolores. Third Row: Stolle, Jimmy; Kurowski, Ken; Smith, Lorna; Stroede, Harry; Badalamente, David. Fourth Row: Tabaske, Bette; Appleby, Alma; Burns, Lois; Weissbrodt, Char; Zempel, Carol. Fifth Row: Wawrzyn, Harold; Spilger, Richard; Kuhagen, George; Pinnow, Malcolm. 11A-424 First Row: Shew, Ted; Swerzinski, Marcie; Miles, Betty; Bar- wick, Nancy; Stieber, Gloria; Krumrai, Gordon. Second Row: Czarnyszka, Beverly; Majeske, Dolores; Frye, Katherine; Doty, Beverly; Heath, Gayle. Third Row: Bogart, David; Nushart, Neal; Rokicki, Virgil; Hanesol, Peter; Gerseth, John. Fourth Row: Grobarchik, Janice; Palmer, Katie; Bugalski, Betty; Tessendorf, Marion; Wussow, Kathleen; Potter, Theresa; Malmarowski, Dolores. Fifth Row: Benedict, Richard; Austin, Gale; Truss, Joe; Sheeley, Tom; Holcomb, Eddie; Jeanpierre, Thomas; Gliszinski, Robert. I ' 11A-324 First Row: Erie, Carole; Clarke, Priscilla; Libecki, Virginia; Murray, Joanne; Hamilton, Marion; Stoppe, Shirley. Second Row: Becker, Loretta; Wittmann, Joan; Franken, Tom; Tripoli, Joseph; McAllister, Tom; Connell, Marilyn. Third Row: Groholski, Ferd; Janikowski, Bob; Smirl, Jerry; Komlodi, George; Toth, Andrew. Fourth Row: Wythiewicz, Bernice; Millard, Mary; Keller, Marilyn; Balzano, Helen; Kozlowski, Marion; Strike, Diane; Buraezewski, Delores. Fifth Row: Saliger, Jerome; Alveshire, Dick; Narloch, Donald; Huston, Frank; Sleeter, Gerald; Fralick, Clayton. 11A-316 First Row: Jones, Betty; Kozak, Eleanore; Kugler, Marilyn; Ferber, Helen; Odean, Janet; Stahl, Doris. Second Row: Gillen, Katharine; Massino, Marilyn; Larssen, Joan; Kissling, Mary; Schwanke, Arlene; Winter, Margaret; Bauereis, Jean. Third Row: Zanoni, Attilio; Berling, Alida; Jacotsen, Shcrcn; Busalacchi, Pat; Dunst, Vera; Lubeck, James. Fourth Row: Grieb, Mary; Dakin, Pat; Phillips, Beverly; Koss, Diane; Miller, Nancy; Kaudy, Mary Anne; Kirkbride, Lyn. Fifth Row: Cleary, Peter; Wilson, Jerry; Bornitz, Donald; Rellin, Robert; Skulan, Thomas; Widroe, Harvey. 11A-315 First Row: Bezella, Marianne; Czarnyszka, MaryAnn; Draz- gowski, Irene; Petersen, Carol; Rehn, Donna; Kirk, Bebe Sue. Second Row: Willis, Harold; Kozeniecki, Tony; Matyasz, Shirley; Ziehr, Betty; Dembowski, Joan; Alexander, Robert; Beyer, Gene. Third Row: Langford, John; Inda, Bill; Pfeil, Joan; Messar, Richard; Fay, La Verne; Gershewski, John. Fourth Row: Borkowski, Ethel; Ball, Geraldine; Clementi, Mary; Nessenbaum, Rochelle; Czebotar, Cecelia; Bruening, Mary Jane. Fifth Row: Theisen, Don; Mallin, Sanford; Heidt, John; Myszka, Donald; Rice, Denis; Kosidowski, Ronald; Bathke, Charles; Luedtke, Roger. 11A-311 First Row: Eisold, Charmaine; Naczek, Nancy; Nycz, Dolores; Lonski, Shirley; Baumgartner, Ann; Borchardt, Nancy. Second Row: Schweers, Joan; Turowski, Romelle; Ulatowski. Jean; Buchta, Mary Joan; Lang, Lois; Hummel, Mary Ellen; Siegner, Charmion. Third Row: Przybyla, John; Kant, Ralph; Goodsitt, Bob; Wy- socki, Rose Ann; Whitcomb, Lee; La Rose, Jim; Marcell, Gene. Fourth Row: Piotrowski, Loretta; Czarnyszka, Mary Ann; Walicki, Helen; Hurm, Mary Catherine; Jesmer, Celine; Kwisto, Florence; Berry, Darlene. Fifth Row: Schweitzer, Donald; Fugarino, Frank; Knight, Donald; Cira, Marv; Tetzla ' f, Dan; Kinney, Ray; Dryden, Jimmy; Luce, Paul. PAGE 43 I 1 ! 11A-124 First Row: Cwiklinski, Margaret; Grandeck, Barbara; Stcmzek, Mary Jane; Shepard, Pat; Arnsdorff, Mary Lou; Buchner, Dorothy. Second Row: Riordan, Dennis; Chester, Fred; Faust, Rita; Kromenaker, Margie; Van Derslice, Ruth; Mosher, Don; Dobson, George. Third Row: Osmanski, Joe; Michelis, Richard; Trevethan, Alex; Zimprich, Gustave; Jahn, Gordon; MacNair, Wilmer. Fourth Row: Markowski, Elizabeth; Pellow, Nathalie; Schultz, Jeanette; Gilbert, Sue; Banaszak, Pat; Bojar, Mary; Krug, Patsie. Fifth Row: Koeske, Jerry; Strelecki, Jerome; Shepard, Gilbert; Blyth, Charles; Gawin, Jerry; Wittmann, James; Renaud, Jack. 11A-106 First Row: Patterson, Bruce; Bremer, Marlene; Resch, Barbara; Conrad, Geraldine; Woller, Charles; Hermann, Ralph. Second Row: Vallee, James; Weber, Richard; Ueberfluss, Margaret; Harkins, Pat; Seifert, Charlotte; Kropp, Dan; Nelson, Tom. Third Row: Sapiro, Lewis; Foster, Gerald; Birkholz, Joyce; Trestrail, June; Never, Lois; Jaruszewski, Norbert; Ehlers, Ken. Fourth Row: Maciejewski, Pat; Poker, Elizabeth; Cain, Arleen; Balzano, Josie; Farley, Margaret; Walsh, Alyce; Weiss- gerber, Fay. Fifth Row: Schanowski, Don; Knoll, Robert; McCarthy, Bill; Deniston, Dave; Kamuchey, Everett; Schardt, Arlie; Bell, Jim. 11A-116 First Row: Karolczak, Patricia; Schmidt, Mil dred; Berte, Jo; Andrews, Dorothy; Jaworski, Dolores. Second Row: Wolter, Shirley; Gerstein, Adrienne; Kustelski, Rosalie; Never, Carol; Spatt, Linda; Katzenmaier, Martin. Third Row: Zamkie, George; Blust, Ronald; Denman, James; Gregorski, Walter; Mayer, Rudy; Vanark, William; Pitzer, George. Fourth Row: Hoffman, Lucille; Collura, Joan; Hogan, Jeannine; Mozetic, Jeny; Malone, Charlotte; Kirsch, Lois. Fifth Row: Pauly, Clarence; Tabaska, Donald; Tretow, Armin; Strege, Richard; Kristian, Jerome; Gorecki, Edward; Met- zelfeld, Howard. HA-101 First Row: Cody, Wayne; Shinners, Pat; Schmidt, Adrienne; Boyle, Dorothy; Heyer, Nancy; George, Richard. Second Row: Renk, Patricia; Bolda, Joan; Kleeberg, Walter; Biermam, Richard; Braun, Berton; Eddy, Alberta; Smith, Norma. Third Row: Hadley, Dick; Zdrojewski, David; Aim, Robert; Morgan, Edward; Foster, Eugene; Rundle, Tom. Fourth Row: Placek, Lois; Johnson, Rita; Becker, Mary; Zer- omski, Beverly; Lukowski, Nancy; Manera, Marie; Rojew- ski, Dorothy. Fifth Row: Gohr, Richard; Grannis, Joseph; Nerbun, Buddy; Kamps, Charles; Arndt, Frank; Trapp, Jerry; Jankowski, Dick; Woest, Ro bert. ft PAGE 44 J 11B-301 First Row: Rosmctn, Mary; Kind, Barbie; Libecke, Theresa; Sadowski, Marlene; Brammer, Betty; Seder, Marlene. Second Row: Fritzke, Margarete; Houting, Nancy; Kuehn, Millie; Wilke, Rita; Frahm, Rosemarie. Third Row: Gannon, Tom; Cords, William; Pollay, Richard; Benton, Chris; Koeppl, Ronald; Tutkowski, John. Fourth Row: Miller, Connie; Cebrowski, Marlene; Tralonge, Mary Jane; Musana, Mary; Santilli, Elming; D ' Amore, Rea; Atsch, Janice. Fifth Row: Mertz, John; Stoffers, Gunther; Hayden, Richard; Scaffidi, Frank; Kuech, William; Fonula, Donald; Brissler, Russell. 11B-229 First Row: Koch, Marilyn; Lewandowski, Gerry; Bolduan, Pat Bean, Nada Evelyn; Winnemore, Mary Louise. Second Row: Pierce, Donald; Zarwell, John; Borchardt, Carol Jueschke, Dorothea; Wiebe, Ruth. Third Row: Rise, William; Osowski, Kenneth; Krewson, Roberl Hostetler, Ralph. Fourth Row: Kachel, Arlene; Lepgold, Berdie; Lazzaro, Nina McDonald, Marlene; Voelz, June; Mislove, Harriet. Filth Row: Ryan, Earl; Hauke, Daniel; Armstrong, Robert McCarthy, Dick ; Schrom, Ronald; Barnes, Jim; Hass Wesley. 11B-203 First Row: Scheller, Jeanne; Kniaz, Barbara; Brown, LaDonna; Pack, Alice; Santoro, Marina; Reynolds, June. Second Row: Geacomine, Dine; Willman, Leone; Wettsten, Patti; Oppenheim, Inge; Kinkle, Penny; Hegerty, Barbara Mae; Rasmussen, Jane. Third Row: Celone, Jr., Joseph; Mirasola, Sandy; Tyczynski, William; Bach, Howard; Johnson, Verlin, Haase, Jr., Oliver; Suits, Tom. Fourth Row: Herlache, Gerrie; Pedrotti, Lillian; Anastasi, Mary; Yehle, Judy; Rogers, Eileen; Szewczyk, Rose; Welch, Helen. Fifth Row: Uecker, Eric; Best, Kenneth; Murray, Jim; Cianciola, Charles; O ' Brien, Tom; Ploetz, Tom; Hilt, Donald. 10A-423 First Row: Robinson, Patricia; Moore, Maxine; Barth, Delores; Kaminski, Evelyn; Leverson, Carol; Stenzel, Beatrice. Second Row: Weissbrodt, Richard; Knuth, John; Kowakowski, Irene; Schifano, Rosalie; Oetzmann, Gerdy; Zeunert, Judy; Hart, Frederick. Third Row: Sokolowski, Jim; Ash, Harold; Schneider, Edward; Rabener, John; Pine, Pete; Bach, Allen; Blicharz, Danny; Seeger, Arthur. Fourth Row: Lawen, Hildegarde; Redzinski, Caroline; Osowski, Nancy; Juhay, Pat; Klingseisen, Rita; Bleyer, Emily; Adams, Bette. Fifth Row: Hertz, Robert; Vanier, Richard; Wallace, Millard; Brickman, Mack; Sncw, Eugene; Wojtalewicz, Daniel; Maggelet, John; Coakley, Dan; Donovon, John. PAGE 45 10A-414 First Row: Kniech, Audrey A.; Wall, Jane: Fuller, Charlotte: Mariejewski, Rosemary C; Schultz, Lucille; Guendert, Joan. Second Row: Simasko, Marion: Czerwinski, Carla A.; Merckel, Carol; Scholist, Maryann; Kroeger, Beverly; Ryterske, Margaret; Sutherland, Warren. Third Row: Ulik, Ruth; Geerdts, Tom; O ' Neil, Jerry; Brzycki, Rich T.; Scovern, Raymond; Lehn, Ronald. Fourth Row: Repinski, Rita; Bojar, Esther; Zaferos, Donna; Burnsm, Joyce; Prince, Janice; Stasinopoulos, Dolores. Fifth Row: Dordel, Jack; Perszyk, John; de Neveu, Darell; Fischback, John; Kehde, Jack. 10A-404 First Row: Williams, Audrey; Puccio, Mary; Warzinski, Lor- raine; Dobin, Nancy; Jankowski, Lauretta; England, Pat. Second Row: Todarello, Eugene; Koch, Lois; Kleats, Barbara; Naparla, Joan; Urbach, Louise; Orcholski, Virginia; Ken- nitz, Alvin. Third Row: Tegtmeyer, Gamber; Rybacki, Walter; Budzisz, Connie; Fitzpatrick, Shirley; Johnson, Vivian; Bitker, Robert; Kosmider, Ray; Koch, Curt. Fourth Row: Knippel, Jean; Baron, Rachel; Jones, Janet; Hale, Joyce; Hurm, Patricia; Schulist, Terry; Phanco, Lynne. Fifth Row: Skiba, Jerome; Hintz, Bob; Kristiansen, Donald; Urban, Daniel; Scheldorf, Gene; Staniszewski, Tom; Flem- ing, James; Wagner, Jack. IOA-322 First Row: Erdmann, Lester; Wyderka, Don; Shon, Richard; Stanislawski, Don; Fiegard, Fred; Kreiman, Patty. Second Row: Clark, Marcia; Mrozek, Patricia; Mack, Sue; Crain, Rosemary; Olson, Beverly; Jarasek, Nancy; Grud- nowski, Ruth. Third Row: Bandurski, Ronald; Brzycki, Elroy; Dybul, Dick; Kopacz, Carol; Rynders, John; Pavlak, David; Weriver, Jack. Fourth Row: Huber, Richard; Greig, Barbara; Morgan, Ann; Price, Barbara; Lutynski, Margaret; Kortebein, Jane; Rep- inski, Dorothy. Fifth Row: Lander, Fred; Spohr, Joe; Kettler, Arnold; Hotton, Don; Swanson, Elmer; Schroeder, Wayne; Blount, Ralph; Kosidowski, Gene. 10A-309 First Row: Balchuck, Jeanette; Kyawski, Betty; Scerlecki, Edith; Kleppin, Helen; Lewis, Judith; Bazezinski, Geraldine. Second Row: Rusch, Dick; Wanta, Lucille; Straszewski, Arlene; Holzhaure, Marion; McFarlin, Nancy; Engstrom, Jeanne; Pommer, Robert. Third Row: Soley, Jay; Nelson, Clarence; Banaszak, Audrey; Pastoret, Shirley; Sprester, Carol; Dobrushken, Julian; Boehm, Robert. Fourth Row: Frainar, Mary Jcne; Kozik, Bettyann; Werra, Elaine; Tripoli, Mary; Rucinski, Helen; Patterson, Nancy; Aliro, Carmella. Fifth Row: White, Richard; Spilger, Ronald; Morgenstern, Gary; Fransee, Dan; Repinski, Edward; Cowie, Robert; Jaszcaenski, Robert; McDonald, John. 10A-222 First Row: Hermes, Nancy; Worgull, Jackie; Candler, Judy; Snyder, Dolly; Antoseske, Lois; Schoenbaum, David. Second Row; Wachniak, Jerome; Frede, Warren; Ladwig, Joan; Stock, Carole; Page, Donald; Rasch, Don; Pockert, James. Third Row; Kowalewski, Mary; Warsh, Constance; Pain, Su- san; Karagunis, Goldie; Mollica, Jo Jo; Sercombe, Sid; Frinzi, Gino. Fourth Row: Klamra, Elizabeth; Lewandowska, Pat; Bruelke, Joanne; Lawrie, Nancy; Anderson, Carol; Sokolowski, Betty: Jock, Eileen. Fifth Row: Colberg, James; Fox, Donald; Shambeau, James; Friberg, Richard; Schloss, Manfred; Janikowski, Kenneth; Engelmann, Armin. 10A-218 First Row: Osmanski, Teresa; Hanauer, Barbara; Schmidt, Mary; Pierner, Lois; Voss, Margaret; Knudson, Kay. Second Row: Dittmann, Robert; Milkowski, Carol; Novotny, Gloria; Weber, Shirley; Kroening, Mary Ann; Kroening, Florence; Tetzlaff, Robert. Third Row: Van Cleef, Sally; Kotas, Norbert; Balistreri, Anth- ony; Thompson, Clauda; Pulgram, Felix; Geerdts, Tom; Dunbar, Nancy; Slominski, Aurelia. Fourth Row: Schick, Beverly; O ' Keefe, Joan; Schwenk, Lois; Campanilo, Anna; Piekarski, Geraldine; Barrett, Nancy. Fifth Row: Wischer, William; Stevenson, Gerald; Laszewski, Thomas; Maegle, Roger; Kropp, Bob; Lensby, Edward; Juskowiak, Geraldine. 10A-204 First Row: Volem, Ronald; Carini, Nancy; Schwabe, Ruth; Billings, Dotty; Triggs, Joyce; Worzala, Frank. Second Row: Foti, Bob; Kozeniecki, Joe; Stoltmann, Carol; Pio- trowski, Marie; Wood, Lucretia; Romano, Roselyn; Brzezin- ski, Bernadine. Third Row: Doering, Ruth; Fox, Joan; Jacobson, Rudy; Pollack, Kenneth; Connell, Joyce- Karpinski, Eileen; Kircher, Barbara. Fourth Row; La Charite, Lyn; Radtke, Charmaine; Miskewicz, Margie; Okruszynski, Janet; Barnett, Polly; Snyder, Agnes; Szewczyk, Arlene. Fifth Row: Schroeder, Charles; Eckstein, Donald; Cofield, Dale; McQuestion, James; Prange, Allen; McAllister, Wayne; Herman, John; Brown, Thomas. 10B-422 First Row: Koch, Beverly; Wolcyk, Joan; Rehn, Ardith; Grosser, Dureen; Eder, Barbara. Second Row: Bloomer, Ronald; Potter, Marcia; Grabowski, June; Wegner, Dawn; Tocco, Mamie; Burgess, Keith. Third Row: Sutherland, John; Malzahn, Richard; Harris, Jack; Ilgner, Carol; Niggemeier, Werner; Stahl, Donald. Fourth Row: Chadd, Maxine; Wilson, Nancy; Tontinella, Jose- phine; Wahlen, Jerry; Mortag, Ray; Felix, Ann Marie; Sante, Carole. Fifth Row: Ksicinski, John; Schroeder, Donald; Meyer, Dick; Bentley, Tom; Lee, John; Wolter, Robert; Peltin, Michael. PAGE 47 10B-230 First Row: Winter, Carol: Goddeck, Clarence; Wussow, Joanne; Francisco, Marion; Brotherhood, Robert. Second Row: Blaszhowski, Sylvia; Barton, Priscilla; Dunlap, Jean; Kosterman, Carol; Hoff, Jean; Stullu, Katherine. Third Row: Michell, Jean; Byle, Beverly; Lauman, Carol; Walk- er, Carol; Nazek, John. Fourth Row: Soteropoulos, Deno; Rasey, Renee; Feichtman, Marian; Nerad, Patricia; Schoen, Donna; Roth, Elaine. Fifth Row: Machol, Guenther; Plato, Allan; Roseeli, Ralph; Harris, Gibson; Tibbs, Peter; Strauss, Malcolm. 10B-224 First Row: Storey, Marlene; Ferber, Donald; Schmitt, Glenn; Hoenigke, Dan; Taylor, Joyce. Second Row: Kohn, Robert; Mistele, Victor; James, Janet; Seibeut, Donnajean; Rosefelt, Seymour; Gardner, Ruth. Third Row: Marini, Richard; Prendergast, Maureen; Berg, Carolyn; DeVay, Colleen; Derr, Pat; P.echt, Betty; Mueller, Albert. Fourth Row: Brosig, Richard; Waidelich, Carol; Lusty, Beverly; Rosynek, Joyce; Harpke, Barbara; Petersan, Ned. Fifth Row: Peterson, Dick; Wurster; Bill; Wood, Dolores; Uecker, Jeannette; Baranowski, Beverly; Willets, Jacquie; Mueller, Jack. 9A-416 First Row: Maholias, Bessie; Goldberg, Jaciyn; Ciialdi, Jacoue- line; Berte, Grace; Winterholter, LucyAnn. Second Row: Eastman, Christina; Nelson, Jeanne; Wawrzyn, Eeverly; Bruecker, Marlys; Gierlinski, Carol; Hackert, Delores. Third Row: Cary, John; Berger, Gertrude; Yankoff, Dorothy; Koelbl, Sylvia; Czarnyszka, Patricia Ann; Horner, Evelyn; Kostka, Patricia. Fourth Row: Mirecki, James; Kampschulte, Mary Ann; O ' Mar- ro, Gerald; Randa, Jack; Boerner, Edward; Erickson, Ken- neth; Szmania, Janice; Kuszewski, Rosemarie. Fifth Row: Paykel, Alvin; Barwick, LeRoy; Turner, John; Mutters, Robert; George, Robert; Hahn, James; Schobert, Robert. 9A-405 First Row: Knickelbine, Kenneth; Budzisz, Frank; Schultz, Charles; Monzingo, Gayle; Paiser, Tom. Second Row: Parsons, Clinton; Sprester, Marjorie; Wodynski, Helen; Olsen, Marilyn; Develin, Mary; Gillespie, Ronald. Third Row: Devlin, John; Clayton, Carol; Spahr, Nancie; Killa, Rosemary; Miller, Ronald. Fourth Row: Kunkel, Dick; Rieck, Michael; Smith, Tamma; Baxter, Beverly; Carim, John; Stieve, Arnold. Fifth Row: Athey, Frank; Anderson, Jim; Sorie, Isodore; Mot- field, Fred; Guiney, Ed; Jackson, Gary; Szopinski, Fred. PAGE 48 First Row: Mallin, Ruth; Hojnacki, Barbara; Musial, Joan; Holt, Gail; Bess, Jean. Second Row: Cicirello, Carl; Anderson, Kenneth; Edwardson, Barbara; Pythk, Margaret; Dallman, Jack; Sharp, Thomas. Third Row: Bronk, Kenneth; Krohn, Margaret; Wilson, Camillo; Paeqelow, Sandra; Sowle, Carole; Warren, Elwing. Fourth Row: Robertson, Arlene; Koss, Pete; Wallesz, David; Vebber, Bill; Price, Jim; Cyra, Eugene. Fifth Row: Mack, Bill; Gruenzel, Bruce; Kaufman, Mona; Pegenau, Ruth; Frahm, William; Kolman, Allan; Griffith, Ralph. 9A-312 First Row: Prici, Pat; Murdoch, Doreen; Sweet, Janet; San- felippo, Grace; Campanile, Clara. Second Row: Brueckei, Marlene; Herkche, Dan; Rogalenski, Robert; Spatt, Harold; Burmann, James; Auade, Audrey. Third Row: Myozewski, Geraldine; Baker, James; Erdmann, Ethel; Fugarino, Carmella; Michaels, Barbara Jean; Wasiel- eski, Dan; Montag, Margaret. Fourth Row: Giffin, Carolyn; Pauly, June; Holzen, Barbara; Eimon, Mary; Valentine, Carol. Fifth Row: Wilson, Dennis; Durland, Donald; Sieren, Gerald; Ihlenfeld, John; Troka, Marvin; Grzyura, John; Kolpack, Walter. 9A-306 First Row: Semrau, Myrna; Ossanna, Norma; Graziano, Rose- mary; Lukesh, Arlene; Murray, Susanne. Second Row: Price, Judy; Benton, Ned; Beczkowsi, Kenneth; Olson, Thomas; Lob, Jim; Zurawski, Stan. Third Row: Kaemmerling, Patricia; Polczynski, Audrey; Kacz- marek, Donna; Bauer, Arlene; Mattson, Carole; Sominski, Shirley; Tracy, Sue. Fourth Row: Froemming, Jack; Holcomb, Bill; Brammer, Carl; Riesellach, Leroy; Cianciola, Ted; Alvershire, Bob; Su- charsky, David. Fifth Row: Burczyk, Thomas; Eckstein, Joan; Wills, Audrey; Svanoe, Sylvia; Fry, Rosalie; Hewitt, Jim; Rzepiejewski, Ralph. 9A-305 First Row: Lewandowska, Barbara; Osowski, Carol; Lightbody, Susanne; DiFonzo, Rose; Zakrzewski, Marione. Second Row: Jorgenson, Carlene; Fischer, Diane; Hoffa, Flor- ence; Sobczak, Patricia; Menard, Edward; Alter, Jack. Third Row: Rellin, Dianne; Wagner, John; Horvath, Joseph; Dvorak, James; Bonir, John; Beals, Joan; Gower, Mary. Fourth Row: Ruone, Marilyn; Peters, Beverly; Buttke, Pauline; Zout, Sharon; Helma, Carol; Schultz, Frank; Stempel, Gordon. Fifth Row: Hamilton, Marrione; Frey, James; Conly, Dennis; Cleary, Tom; Steller, John; Pokey, James; Bathke, Albert. JIM 9A-209 First Row: Farley, Catherine; Kubczak, Robert; Havlicek, Paul; Drewek, Henry; Laatsch, Arlene. Second Row: Podgasky, Shirley; Barton, Joan; Iverson, Kath- ryn; Wade, Annette; Gower, Monica; Claus, Georgene. Third Row: Taylor, Lee; Hoff, Irene; Schroeder, Jo Anne; Klatt, Betty; Patterson, Judy; Weiss, Benjamin; Burzynski, James. Fourth Row: Slawny, James; Mannes, Elmer; Rasmussen, Suzanne; Bond, Albert; Zdrojewski, Thomas; Haight, Jim. Fifth Row: Chere, John; Ochs, Terence; Fredge, Lionel; Ahl, Peter; Munz, Art; Salvatore, Sardina. 9A-104 First Row: Steven, Jeanette; Swicki, Thomas; Bogdanski, Rich- ard; O ' Donahue, Pat; Rasch, Juanita. Second Row: Stanislawski, Esther; Lau, Jean; Frahm, Joan; Burczyk, Marian; Zastrow, Geraldine; Nueberger, Marilyn. Third Row: Bander, Cecil; Jeanpierre, Mary; Tarantino, Mary; Kivisto, June; Hownigke, Mary Ann; Majewski, Mary Ann; Wohciechowski, Diane. Fourth Row: Schoenfeld, Ronald; Clark, Bill; Dorsch, Perry; Wandry, Howard; Romanowski, Robert; Carver, John. Fifth Row: Hovas, James; Currier, Wrn.; Ochalek, Don; Sul- livan, John; Ortmann, Dave; Schultz, Melvin; Weekes, Bill. 9B-323 First Row: Schweers, Annetta; Nordstrom, Barbara; Ciardo, Gloria; Ramzini, June; Loehndorf, Nancy. Second Row: Bruske, Ruth; Balchuch, Mary; Oldenburg, Dolores; Blyth, Jean; Jaiger, Jane. Third Row: Kendler, Jimmy; Tegtmyer, John; Hayden, Donald; Hernke, Keith; Schwalback, Edward. Fourth Row: Moder, George; Wolnrakowski, Le Roy; Kam- uchey, Thelma; Alveshire, William; Krewson, John. Fifth Row: Bartz, William; Barnstein, Myron; Garbe, Dawn; Tabaska, Gerald; Johnson, Gordon. 9B-234 First Row: Murphy, Daniel; Woppert, Evelyn; Plato, Marilyn; Vollbrecht, Shirley; Mazza, Carlo. Second Row: Bremer, Eugene; Volmar, Theodore; Tracy, Dai; Allen, Joan; Schulke, Carol; Bezella, Winfred. Third Row: Denirton, Jack; Dressier, Don; Blagney, Betty; Ulich, Nola; Fronz, Kenneth; Kirsch, Neal; Roznanski, James. Fourth Row: Hamilton, Jean; Timmermann, Judy; Mess, Laura; Klemstein, Katherine; Volem, Ano. Fifth Row: LeVage, Laury; Anagnos, Nickolas; Jankowski, Tom; Schulz, Chuck; Vigani, Donald; Hjort, Wallace; Block, Kenneth. PAGE 50 9B-233 First Row: Roland, Guy; Braun, Joanne; Jueschke, Ingrid; Doleson, Diane; Walters, William L. Second Row: Morgenstern, Shirlee Ann; Baron, Jacquelyn; Thiel, Beverly Ann; Johnson, Janet; TeWinkle, Helen. Third Row: Zastrow, Lois; Zimmerman, Marianne; Kahn, Fagel; Brooks, Pat; Dunn, Dorothy; Stroschein, Bill. Fourth Row: Nowak, Joan; Lorbiecki, Frieda; Wolters, Barbara; Franick, Barbara; Burmann, Joan; Brooks, Patsy. Fifth Row: Merz, Frank; Grittinger, Tom; Stehling, George; Alexander, William; Schultz, Bill; Folts, Jordon. PAGE 51 i J f a « .. • : . • • ♦ ♦ [ ) ' ' Bf v r T T j?-t A fac C 4J e t- «%- - C -Zwy J £ K viZ , z?2 Yze Z. cz, x L i y PAGE 53 SENIOR PROJECT rpHE HONOR STUDY HALL system at Riverside is an organization made up of the entire student body. Through the combined efforts of the chairmen, monitors, and the homeroom study hall committees, all homerooms have main- tained 100% membership in this stu- dent supervised project. The aim of honor study halls is to provide practical experience in the application of leader- ship, self-control, and respect for others. This system continually presents oppor- tunities for all students to practice and live the ideals of democracy. PAGE 54 UNDERCLASS PROJECT FRESHMAN PROJECT Lost and Found, sponsored by Miss Zeman, operates during the entire school day. When articles turned in bear the owners ' names, the owners are notified. SOPHOMORE PROJECT It is the duty of the Hall Cadets, spon- sored by Miss Leonard, to promote proper conduct in the halls during class periods, help strangers in the building, check for open lockers, and take articles to Lost and Found. JUNIOR PROJECT Supervising the auditorium, the halls, and the cafeteria during the noon hour is the responsibility of junior monitors who serve in two nine-week shifts, each requiring sixty students. Mr. Engen, their sponsor, points out that only capable persons can get the desired results and that the experience is conducive to leadership. PAGE 55 Mercury Annual Staff Editor — Arthur Gemer Art Editors — Tom Senger, Olindo Giacomini Art Assistant — Lolita Lage Literary Editor — Ethel Ozonoff Senior Editors: February — Ingrid Hagenstein June — Hugh Riordan Business Manager — Frank Huston Photographers: Ted Pappas, Roger Reinke Assistant Photographers: Bill Rice, Dan Hotten Mounting Staff: Jerry Gawin, Sally Chere, Mary Holyoke, Joyce Hale, Tom Stanis- zewski, Eugene Scheldorf Advisors: Mr. Burns, Mr. May, Mr. Dunst, Mrs. Henninger PAGE 56 Mercury Annual rpHE staff of the Mercury Annual, like its predecessors, has tried to make its issue an accurate representation of school activities. Any yearbook aims to give other people an idea of the many facilities to be found at a school as well as to bring back the memories and associations of high school days. It is the fervent wish of the staff that this end has been accomplished. PAGE 57 EDITOR-IN-CHIEF David Kaiser Business Manager Assistant Editor Frank Huston Fred Gale | Hugh Riordan EDITORS: News ...Arlie Schardt Literary loan Freeman Feature Connie Hart Auditoriums La Verne Lacey Sports Jerry Trapp Clubs Margaret Farley Humor Charles Sentenne Art. Duane Quintal Cartoons Lindy Giacomini News Column Pat Rose STAFF: Exchange Clerk Nancy Kreimann Secretary Ethel Ozonoff ADVISORS: News Mrs. Smith Feature : Mrs. Pell Literary Miss Turell Art Miss Skinner Business Mr. May PAGE 58 MERCURY MONTHLY mHE MERCURY MONTHLY has again tried to print a magazine represent- ative of student life at Riverside. Dur- ing this school year, the Mercury staff has managed to publish eight issues with the desire to keep news articles up to date, to afford a larger opportunity to those students who wish to obtain journalistic training., and to print stories that we think might be of interest to the student body at East. This has also been an opportunity for students inter- ested in cartooning and business man- agement. Thanks should be extended to the contributors who devoted many hours of writing and editing their work to bring it to the standard set by the Mercury, to the advertising solicitors, and to the cartoonists. The advisors, without whose assistance and guidance the Merc would become an impossi- bility, are Mrs. Smith, News; Mrs. Pell, Feature; Miss Turell, Literature; Miss Skinner, Art; and Mr. May, Business. 0 ,A y u JUNIOR-SENIOR PLAY 1949 Director Miss Ann F. Williams PAGE 60 J: CAST Dora - Mrs. Edith Wilkins - Miriam Wilkins - Judge Harry Wilkins Ruth Wilkins - Lt. William Seawright Albert Kummer - Martha Seawright - Sgt. Chuck Vincent - Harold Klobbermeyer Joan Poppert Alida Berling Mary Lewis Mary Ellen Ingram - Dick Spilger - Katherine Frye Wayne Cody Jerome Kristian Kemmy Gillen Denis Rice - Dick Gelhausen PAGE 61 ORCHESTRA A CAPPELLA CH PAGE 62 BAND CHOIR PAGE 63 CABINET The Cabinet is the law-making body of Riverside. It is composed of the presidents of Camaraderie, Cavaliers, Allen Club, the Student Council, and the Honor Study Hall Board. Each year one of the remaining clubs of the scho ol alternates for one position. The last two seats are held by representa- tives of the Athletic Council and the Eagle Scouts. The Cabi- net deals with problems that arise in and around school. The most important things accomplished this year were promoting the Centennial Pageant and assisting in getting our school and the neighboring grade schools to sign good behavior pledges. The president and secretary of the Cabinet represent the school on the Milwaukee Inter-High School Council. STUDENT COUNCIL Throughout the entire school year the Student Council ' s chief project has been to assist with the aid Riverside is giving to her adopted school in France, but the members have also spent much time in boosting the sales of the All-in-One tickets and of the tickets for the All-City Centennial Pageant. Riverside sent three representatives to the annual convention of the Wisconsin Siudent Council Association, of which the theme was Strengthen Our Democracy Through Participation ; and these members returned with ideas for improving our own council. One of the most recent projects in which the council took part was the Cleaner Milwaukee campaign. Miss De Marsh is the faculty adviser for this organization. PAGE 64 ALLEN CLUB Pres. Sylvia Sutherland V. Pres. Margaret Ferry Secy. Mary Lewis Treas. Mary Golanke Inter-Rep. Mary Joan Buchta 7 LLEN CLUB is Riverside ' s Y-Teen club. Its purpose is to develop the character and personality of its mem- bers and to radiate friendliness, as well as to interest the girls in worth-while so- cial services. The club is divided into squads according to interests: dramat- ics, music, art, handicrafts, sports, and the like. The programs are varied and interesting. Contributions of food and gifts have been given to the Volunteers of America Day Nursery, Milwaukee County Hospital, and the Y.W.C.A. Highlights of the year are Allen ' s An- nual Snow Ball, the Penny Supper, and the Mothers ' Tea held at the last meet- ing of the year in connection with the installation of officers. Miss Howe is the advisor. PAGE 65 SCIENCE EXPERIMENTAL CLUB QCIENCE EXPERIMENTAL CLUB, di- rected by Mr. Grogan, tries to stress the importance of chemistry in a mod- ern world. Here can be found a variety of interesting programs consisting of movies, experiments, and reports on new scientific discoveries. PHOTO CLUB • THE PHOTO CLUB offers opportuni- ty to any student to learn the funda- mentals of producing photographs. It is not intended as an entertainment, or as a refuge for lazy ones, nor for jitterbugs who can ' t stick to a job long enough to learn how to do anything well. Many students have complicated cameras, but do not know how to get the most from them. Some have simple cameras and some have none. All of them are enabled to produce good pic- tures, or better pictures, even though they may have to make their own instru- ments. The one common thing they must all have is the desire to learn. Add the ability to keep at it for a year or more no matter what the difficulties that occur, and a real effort to appreciate good work; and they do learn. It should be realized, too, that many valuable prizes have been won by be- ginners using simple equipment. PAGE 66 CREWS THE STAGE CREW The stage crew, manned by Mr. Dunlop, is responsible for the scenery, lighting effects, and properties for all auditorium programs and the Junior- Senior play. THE RADIO CREW Mr. Schneck advises the radio crew, which sets up and adjusts the micro- phones for club and auditorium pro- grams and operates the equipment used for the Penny Dances. THE MOVIE CREW The movie crew members act as operators for classroom films and man- age the slide projector for auditorium singing. Mr. Raynes is head of the visual education department and acts as advisor for the crew. PAGE 67 HOME ECONOMICS CLUB Pres. June Thompson V. Pres. Carmen Goland Secy. Joan Waraxa Treas. Lore Pfifferling T TNDER the guidance of Miss O ' Neill, Home Economics Club aims to ac- quaint high school girls with some of the experiences associated with the fun of home-making, helps them to gain poise, develop their personalities, and form friendships with other girls of their own age. Club meetings are devoted to demonstrations on preparing and serving meals, giving teas and style shows, making party favors, and hold- ing discussions on subjects interesting to teen-age girls. Besides planning and giving faculty teas, the club sponsors the Honor Day Dinner and the Senior Supper. PAGE 68 FOREIGN LANGUAGE CLUB Pres. Charlotte Dempsey Secy. Arline Behrens Treas. Dick Weber French — Adrienne Gerstein Spanish — Henry Kerns Latin — Alida Berl ina Polish — Theresa Libecki German — Ruth Doering QJ HARING its knowledge of languages and cultures with other Riverside students in order to increase world understanding is the aim of the Foreign Language Club. To this end the club sponsors two annual projects: the Christmas Folk Fair in December and International Day in Spring. On the latter day the club presents an assem- bly program, and Riversiders wear na- tional costumes during school hours. Once a month the club assembles in sections to practice speaking individual languages. On the alternate meeting it unites for general discussions of nation- al cultures. The club ' s advisor is Miss Dunaway. PAGE 69 ORIENT Pres. Berton Braun V. Pres. Arlie Schardt Secy. Arlene Behrens Treas. Denis Rice Asst. Secy. Dotty Billings Sgt. at Arms: Nancy Miller Claude Thompson • RIENT ' S main purpose is to stimu- late an interest in debating. The humorous and serious debates and pan- el discussions offer students an oppor- tunity to practice public speaking. The high points of every semester are the extemporaneous speaking contests, the Inter-Society Debate, which Orient won, and the famed Mock Trial. The club is advised by Miss Zeman. PAGE 70 . CRESCENT Pres. Bill Lazinski V. Pres. Charles Sentenne Secy. Loretta Becker Treas. Peter Polland Sgt. at Arms: Bob Goodsitt r PHE aims and ideals of Crescent are to teach one to be a fine speaker without fear of the audience and to speak correctly and interestingly. Not lacking variety, the programs consist of recordings of famous peoples ' voices and debates, both serious and humor- ous. The highlight of the year was put- ting forth the best debaters for the Inter- Club Debate. Under the expert coach- ing of Mr. Ashford, Crescent has come to be noted for its outstanding speakers. PAGE 71 Music Club Pres. John Langford V. Pres. Ronald Erickson Secy. Gerry Ball Treas. Nancy Heyer Sgt. at Arms — Marianne Kowalewski K USIC CLUB has been organized to enable students with musical abil- ity to perform before others in an in- formal manner. It encourages original ideas and assists in carrying them through. One of the projects sponsored by the club this year was the Melody Ball. Under the excellent supervision of Miss Jahren and Mr. Holdorf, Music Club has helped to raise and hold an enthusiastic interest in the musical ac- tivities of Riverside. k Art Club Pres. Margaret Winter V. Pres. Doris Stahl Secy. Tom Senger Treas. Alida Berling • PHE making of the scenery for the junior-senior play, Dear Ruth, was Art Club ' s big project for this year. Di- rected by Miss Skinner, members dressed up an old interior set with fresh pictures, draperies, and newly uphol- stered furniture. They decorated literal- ly bushels of forsythia branches to make the second act a riot of yellow. For the Thanksgiving program they made a fifteen-by-fifty-foot map of the United States on brown wrapping paper, painting on it in dark purple, blue, and white, mammoth designs of fruits and vegetables which grow in various sec- tions. In contiast, the other curtain was very colorful, with fruits and vegetables painted in natural colors and arranged in crescent form on the blue cyclorama. Art Club is a club of action. Work is its middle name. Join next year; you will like it! CUE CLUB Pres. Gail Jacobs V. Pres. Dick Chapelle Secy. Joan Poppert Treas. Wayne Cody lUE CLUB, the dramatic organization of Riverside, is one of the most active clubs in school. Every year the members of Cue enter a play in the State Dramatic Contest, present plays for the club, and en occasion give va- rie ty shows for the entire school. Cue Club, made up of students who have natural dramatic abilities, requires pros- pective members to try out for it, thus assuring the best dramatic talent pos- sible. In addition to furthering dramat- ics in the school, the object of the club is to teach the members some of the rudiments of stage business and make- up. The advisers of Cue Club are Miss Bodden and Miss Williams. PAGE 74 I IN CAVALIERS Pres. John Frisvold V. Pres. Art Gemer Secy. Tom Senger Treas. Tom Koeske lAVALIERS is a club open to every boy in Riverside. At the meetings, held once or twice a month, the mem- bers see movies on sports and other interesting subjects. Together with Cam- araderie, Cavaliers sponsors the Home- Coming Dance and the Prom. In the fall the club sponsors the preparation of Thanksgiving baskets for the needy. It is the aim of Cavaliers to promote goodwill among the boys. The meet- ings offer the only opportunity for all the boys of the school to get together. Mr. Procknow is the advisor for the club. .1 PAGE 75 CAMARADERIE Pres. Mary Huebner V. Pres. Anne Gausevvritz Secy. Gerry Ball. Treas. Lois Waidelich Soph. Sue Pain Jr. Carol Never Sr. Mary Holyoke PAGE 76 CAMARADERIE CAMARADERIE, the girls ' club at Riverside, is formed to promote friendships and service to the school. Pigtail Day, the maintenance of the in- firmary, the Mothers ' Tea, the Junior- Senior Basketball game, the Junior- Senior Tea, square dancing, style shows, the Athletic Dinner, the making of stuffed dolls and animals for the or- phanages, and taking charge of the Home-Coming Dance and the Prom with Cavaliers are some of the projects spon- sored by the girls. The girls of Gaens- len School and Camaraderie are work- ing together in their second year. The advisors are Mrs. Mathiowetz, Mrs. Kearby, Miss Caldwell, Miss Wegner, and Miss Turell. , PAGE 77 p %awt SPONSORED BY CAMARADERIE AND CAVALIERS PAGE 78 JUNIOR - SENIOR PROM King — James Triggs Queen — Mary Huebner Court of Honor — Robert Holl George Brown Marshall Cohen Helmuth Rathgeber John Frisvold Geraldine Pradjinski Mary Ann Kowalewski Lolila J age Doris Stahl Rose Ann Wysocki PAGE 79 Sfo ifo . . PAGE 81 M Cohen, Marshall (Captain); Holl, Bob (All-City Team); Snyder, John (All-City Team); Miller, Bob (All-City Team); Genova, Bob (Co-captaini. Bach, Dick Badelamenti, Dave Bardon, Ray Benedict, Dick Kuecherer, Robert (Coach); Dunst, Gladdon (Ass ' t Coach); Ford, John (Manager); O ' Neil, Jerry (Ass ' t Manager); Pulgram, Felix (Ass ' t Manager). Brown George; Cicmciola, Charles; dementi, Steve; Goodsitt, Bob; Gregorski, Walter. u oi, Heidner, Jack Hansen, bill „ , ,, , . „, v , T „ Kukhnski, Clarence Koeske, lorn -jr. rv i Langford, John; Luedtke, Roger; McCallisler, Tom; Morgan, Ed; Page, Dick. PAGE 83 Price, Tom; Riordan, Hugh; Scaffidi, Frank; Schroeder, Charles; Sokolowski, Jim Spilger, Dick Street, Clyde Tebay, Don Theisen, Don Trevethan, Alex; Triggs, Jim; Van Ark, Bill; Vogel, Don; Bartkowski, Janet (Secretary) PAGE 84 FRESHMAN-SOPHOMORE TEAM First Row: Tom Geerdls, Ray Lomenzo, Jack Froemming, John Ksicinski, Ralph Roselli, Frank Budzisz, Dick Peterson, John Sullivan, Frank Athey. Second Row: Allan Bach, Mark Brickman, John Randa, John Sutherland, Bill Woester, Howard Wandry, Dave Ortmann, Dick Malzahn, Kenneth Bronk, Gino Frinzi, Howard Bach. Third Row: Robert Kropp, Don Kristiansen, Armein Engelmann, Don Hilt, James Murray, Bill Weeks, Art Munz, John Fishback, Jim Anderson, Peter Koss, Ted Sardina, Jim Barnes, John Chere, Sandy Mirasola, Gamber Tegtmeyer, Jim Lob, Bill Kuech. B-TEAM First Row: Richard George, Jim Stolle, Tom Geerdts, Ted Zingale, Jim Lubeck, Ronald Koepple, Ronald Blust. Second Row: Ronald Spilger, Howard Bach, Russel Bressler, Fred Landers, Harvey Widroe, Dan Kropp, Paul Luke, John Prys- byla, Gil Shepard. Third Row: Jerry Koeske, Earl Ryan, Ken Ehlers, Gerald Stevenson, Don Krezminski, George Komolodi, Ralph Kant, Laverne Fay, Joe Truss. PAGE 85 PAGE 86 PAGE 87 Bob Boehme Bob Genova Peter Karnas Pat Kerns Ray Ksicinski Everett Kamuchy PAGE 88 Bob Miller Tom Price Fritz Rathgeber John Snyder Jim Triggs Ronald Wandry r -a VARSITY BASKETBALL First Row: Walter Gregorski, Bob Boehme, Pat Kerns, Jim Triggs, Tom Price. Peter Karnas, Bill Inda, Jim Manshot, Kenneth Kurowski. Second Row: Ronald Wandrey, Fritz Rathgeber, Ed Salztein, Everett Kamuchey, Tom Langiord, Tom O ' Brien, Lee V hitcomb, Dan Hitesman. Third Row: Coach Hafey, Gifford Barry, John Snyder, Ray Ksicinski, Bob Miller, Jack Renaud, Bob Genova, David Watson, Coach Engen. FRESHMAN - SOPHOMORE TEAM PAGE 90 PAGE 91 GOLF Any student ' s yen to play golf can now be satisfied, for two golf instruction classes have been established under the guidance of Mr. Hafey and Mr. Engen. Golf is a growing institution at school, not only from a competing standpoint, but also from a plain interest in learning the game. This is one sport that can be enjoyed for life. About sixty people turned out this year with only a third actually entering varsity competition. The classes, held indoors for the first six weeks in order to learn the rudiments of the game, were on their own when out-of-doors play began. The coaches expect to see a very healthy interest dis- played in the future, for many students have re- ceived a great deal of pleasure in learning to play. PAGE 92 TENNIS East ' s tennis team, inspired and coached by Mr. Lean, is composed of five men and has no substi- tutes. There are also a Freshman-Sophomore and intramural team from which the varsity squad of the future is expected to come. The team ' s tough- est opponents are Washington and Rufus King. This season will show the completion of seven conference and four non-conference matches plus the city and state meets. Future prospects look bright, and there is hope of again winning the city championship. PWiii ul I £ I IP 4 m HDfii SWIMMING TEAM Bottom Row: John Clark, Dennis Loeffier, Phil Freeman, Jim Vallee, Jerry Wachniak, Ralph Hermann. Top Row: Coach Carlson, Tom Laughlin, Warren Sutherland, Rudy Mayer, Dennis Rice, Arlie Schardt, John Hermann, Felix Pulgrim. SWIMMING The swimming team, coached by Mr. Carlson, has wound up another season. This year ' s squad was made up completely of inexperienced boys, who, with only one exception, will be back next year to make East ' s record a fine one. The team practices at the Center Street natatorium, where it has high hopes of being able to hold future meets so that more East fans can watch the team in action. The meets consist of nine events: the 50, 100, and 200 yard free style, 100 yard backstroke, 100 yard breast-stroke, 75 yard individual medley, free style relay, medley relay, and diving. The scoring system is similar to that used in track. Each boy can participate in only two events for a championship meet, but may swim in three at a dual meet. Riverside competes primarily with the four schools that also do not have their own pools: North, South, Lincoln, and Wash- ington The Little City Meet is held between these five schools. PAGE 94 CROSS COUNTRY The cross country A and B teams consist of eight men each. The meets are dual, triangular, or quadrangular being run on courses from 1.8 to 2.4 miles in length. Unlike track, in cross country meets, the team with the lowest score wins, the first- place man getting one point; the second, two; the third, three, and so on. Mr. Pleister is also the coach for the cross country team. PAGE 95 TRACK This year East ' s track team, under the coaching of Mr. Pleister, consisted of about thirty members. Each boy specializes in one or more of the track and field events: the 100, 200, or 440 yard dashes, 880 yard run or mile run, 120 yard high hurdles, 200 yard low hurdles, 880 yard relay, pole vault, shot put, discus, high jump, or broad jump. The manner of scoring is the same as that used in swimming: The first-place man getting five points; the second, three; and the third, one, so that the team with the most points wins the meet. All schools compete in the city meet which brings the season to a close. PAGE S6 L i PAGE 97 PAGE 98 GIRLS ' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION THIS year Riverside girls have shown real enthusiasm in athletics, for the enrollment of G.A.A. has reached a new- high. The association promotes and encourages athletic sportsmanship and honesty, brings about a closer relation- ship among the girls, and creates an ac- tive interest in sports to be carried through life. G.A.A. not only sponsors volleyball, basketball, Softball, badmin- ton, and archery tournaments, but also gives parties for the members. The an- nual basketball game this year between sophomores and seniors, attracted many interested students and faculty mem- bers. Now, for the first time in the history of Riverside, girls are eligible to v in the coveted R emblem. Candidates must earn 1,000 points by participating in a majority of the sports offered. They must be outstanding athletes in tourna- ment games and cooperative students in gym class. 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