Riverside High School - Mercury Yearbook (Milwaukee, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 140 of the 1954 volume:

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In appreciation for all that he did for us, and in his memory, we dedicate this book ' LWW 'Wf ' VFX ffffff wwgfw 629223 +112 fig if of WWA ' 35-fx Ypzfffgg ,4 X? R -N'q1W? Q Q .sq gf' If f,,,fp5?Mg 4 W 8,ff1 AfW?5lV i ff M Q , W , f, , . 'w LZMWWM 31-.M 'bg gi ' x fy . 'nf V' V 'w 'h i -uf x' ' ff' 5 z .Z gf Q! A, N? , in . V . . Tv' x If Q A , SE I ORS '-i-. A-K 7.-T4 Q4 , it, :g THE LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT As we, the january graduates of 1954, write this, our final will, we are iust a bit sad. We shall miss Riverside for the years here have been truly good years. We certainly hope that we have faithfully uphld Rivcrside's noble traditions and left a few of our own to become precedents, perhaps. We want the torch of Riverside's greatness to remain burning brightly, and now as wo depart, wc declare the following to be our last will and testament: Shirley Schreiber leaves her golden tresses' along with a bottle of Light'n Bright to janet Dopki. Jim Hishmeh wills his title of Arab to anyone with the necessary qualifications. Gloria Gumina leaves her friendly good nature to Barbara Koch. Bob Henzl gives his position of senior wheel to any versatile lad capable of turning it. Donald Mueller leaves, still making careless comments. Louise Pick, Margie Gove, and Marjie Turner leave their trio to any three deserving pals at East. Nina Amoroso gladly gives her ROW l, SEAT 1, classroom desks to Marie Anello, another A. David fliinsteinj Weldon donates an unused adding machine to someone who needs it more than he. Shirley Liss hurries oif to catch up with Ray. Y Chuck Dreyfuss and his trombone leave together, still trumping for Riverside. Dolores Germano leaves Sharon Murdoch to shume along the halls. Bob Goessner bequeaths his curly hair to Artie Huth. Gertrude Bingenheimer, jean Langdon, and Elaine Coons leave little brothers and sisters at East. Marion Stops leaves that crazy cackle to Dorothy Moffatt. Pat Sergeant gives her Senior Secretary's Book to Dotty Meicle. Ted Zollendeck leaves still yelling T-E-M! Barbara Mosher and janet Weber resign their sneaky study hall tactics to Jerry Gnxenwald and Tom Kelepouris. Phil Currier leaves Bob Reseh to all those who admired his big beautiful eyes. Charlotte Cherty and Marilyn Rowe go with their typewriter: still clicking. Ward Parker, Ray Schmitt, and James Seeger leave just as they entered-oh, so quietly. .f ' l i Betty Nerad hurriedly departs to join all her old pals. Marilyn Grupp takes off like a big bird to ascend her stairway to the sky. Don Kowalski wills his boisterous disposition to Angelo Nazeres. Carrie Suchomski leaves just a few tardy slips to Judy Andrews who will probably l need them. l- .Y Midge Weber bequeaths her ping-pong prowess to Joyce Whitcomb. l l Ray Wilvers and Dave Simmons leave Tom Rice and Dick Aaron to give Mr. Suchy grief. , Ron Kolwitz and Tammy Smith depart with sketches still fluttering from their pens. l Dick Goetz leaves that quiet nature to Russell Rose. Anita Neumann leaves her 6th hour study hall to anyone who thinks he can cope 1 with persistent peekers. Jack Dorsch wills that sweet smile to Myron Stamos. Dave Black .and Bob Rowan leave, - completely changed individuals. ll Carol Andrews leaves Mousie Mueller to amuse Mr. Pleister 4th hour. l Lila Dessert and Helen Wall go with the same amount of enthusiasm and school spirit they always had, Rocco Cincotta leaves Barbara Pytlik, but only during school hours, he says. Beverly Schmit wills a very neat locker to some unsuspecting young freshie. Claire Randa leaves her cousin Pat to carry on the Rand: name ar East. Mary -Kalimannis bequeaths her seat in 317 to any freshie who promises to be as quiet as she. tl Mary McCairns wills her dramatic ability to anyone who can match it. l Barry Fletcher leaves his easy hours to anyone who likes to sleep all morning. Sharon Doke leaves the many friends she has acquired in her extended stay at East. Lorraine Brown and Dorothy Horvat depart with sweet memories of Mrs. Boltz's speech class. Andra Turlais wills her physics experiments to anyone who can make them work. Warren Adameak leaves the title of Ace to be remembered rather than used, for we've all agreed that the glory of that name should remain his alone. 4 We, the 12A's leave four front rows of auditorium seats to the few fortunate l l2B's who we hope will be able to ill them. Cl r l I ...L l l l l l I l l l I l n uf t p , gg ,TQ'g,, .,f fe- A : if Y ' ir ' ' ADAMEAK, WARREN Serv. Award, Cabinet, Ach. Council, Sr. Class Treat.. Soph. 8: jr. Clasx Pres., Basketball, Foot- ball, Usher, Prom.Comm., Skin, Pageant. Jfmwv A, , 4 . 'Xa 1 . ag'31Y,g-elim, -9 P -.. ai - ,ilirfl AMOROSO, NINA Nat. Honor Soc., Foren- sics, City Music Tourn-. All-Cily Choir, Student Council, Cam., Cue, G.A.G., Proj. 2, 4, Home Ec., Merc. Annual, Merc. Monthly, Service, Prom Comm., Skin. Choir. BROWN, LORRAINE cam., G.A.A., mi. z. s, Home Ec., Skin. Class of ANDREWS, CAROL Cam., G.A.A., Proj. 2, 1. 4, Home Ec. Treas., Prom Comm., Ticker Sales. , :f'S 2'f1? , QQ.. - 4 l sig.: X r . , ' , .f O.. ff A ' if fi K COONS, ELAINE CURRIER, PHXLIP DESSERT, LILA Clm-v FOI- I-in-. G--NA Cav., Movie Crew, Swim- Cam., G.A.A., Proj. 1, Proj. 2, Home Ec., Prom ming, Prom Camm.,Skin. Red Croxs. Comm. 1954 BERNSTEIN. BEVERLY Cam., Proj. 2, 4. Merc. Annual, Service. Prom Comm., Skin, Pageant, Tree: for Tomorrow. - 3 CHERTY. CHARLOTTE Cam., For. Lan., G.A.A., Proj. 2, J, Home Ec., Prom Comm., Red Cross, Variety Show, Ticker Sales. DOKE, SHARON Allen, Cam., Candy Sales, Cres., G.A.A., Prom Comm., Skins, Red Cross. - fn-,jug ,., . 1-,ijt , Bmcrsux-naman, csrvmuns Cam., G.A.A., Proj. 2, Orch., Pageant, All-City Orch. 1 ., aw-if L. k .J Pe V 1 yy l f H 1 DREYFUSS, CHARLES Cav., Cres., Proj. I, 2. Band, Orch., Skiu, Merc. Munzhly, Photo., Sc., Movie Crew, H.R. Oice, Sr. Music Fm., All-City Band, Orch. '.lLTb Jw,,x 1 ':. as . ..l ' ' ' '. ' 'fab Q E ' s Iggy K , . , .a M .. Tix IX. f -ix-ew 2' 5,.,,.-mfg F552 A .Tiff GERMANO, DOLORES Cam., G.A.A., Home Ee., Merc. Monthly. Prom Comm., Skin, H.R. Oice, choir, All-City choir, Pageant. lv 'vfifiiff l ri xl , ., ' at , HISHMEH. JAMES Student Council, Cav., Football, Track, Usher, Skiu, Wrestling, Pageant, Red Cross. .V ' X 3 K' . Vu, R ' L I .h tells . LLL ' Ri.. ' F e if GOESSNER, ROBERT Cav., Cue, Proj. 2, Serv- ice, Movie Crew, Radio Crew, Stage Crew, Usher, Prom Comm., Skits. GUMINA, GLORIA Student Council. Cam., For. Lan., G.A.A., Proj. 4, Home Ee., Service, Prom Comm., Skin. HORVAT, DOROTHY Cam., Skin, Red Cross. N GOETZ. RICHARD Cav., Cue, For. Lan., Proj 4, Merc. Annual, Prom Comm., Skier Pageant. KALLIMANIS, MARY Cam., G.A.A., Proj. 2, Home Ec., Movie Crew. GOVE, MARJORIE Student Council, For. Lan., G.A.A., Proj. I, 2, 3. 4, Home Ee., Merc. Monthly, Prom Comm., Red Cross. I-IENZI.. ROBERT Student Council, Cav., Pres. H.S.H. Board, Band, Proj. I. Z. 4, Merc. Annual, Basketball, Foot- ball, Tennis, Skits, All- City Orch., Pageant, Nat. Honor Soc., Sr. Class Pres. ,--' UA Y: '5--iff' ffwi SB? at '+ if L .151 , 'i . . au? unwise: ' j KOLWITZ, RONALD Cav., Stage Crew. Pageant. GRUPP, MARILYN Cam., Far. Lan., G.A.A., Proj. 4, Home Bc., Prom Comm. KOWALSKI, DONALD Cav., Proj. 2, Stage Crew, Prom Comm.. Ticket Soles. LANGDON. JEAN Cam., G.A.A., Home Bc., Proj. Z, L Annual Service. Skits, Accomp., State Orch. morrow, Jr. Nat. Honor Soc.. H.S.I-I. Chr, Q Sec. LISS. SHIRLEY Student Council, Cam., G.A.A.. Proj. l,2, Home llc., Prom Comm., Pag- emi. MUELLER, DONALD Movie Crew. PICK, LOUISE Student Council, Cam., For. Lan., G.A.A., Proj. l, 2, 4, Home Ec., Merc. Annual, Service, Art, Skin. MCCAIRNS, MARY ELLEN Student Council, Cum., For. Lan., Proj. 1, 2. Skits, H.R. Oice. RANDA. CLAIRE Student Council, Cam., Proj. 1, 1, Home Ee-- Usher, Prom. Comm.- Skits, G.A.A. Sec. :Mm f. '- 'i 'feel I . Yr K 314 . , t y .N f . Q 1 I 1 , Q 1, Q AS 49 .A 5' .5fa?'U1.. f f 'y ., mm :vw A-. MILISCH, HELEN Cam., G.A.A., Proj. 1, 2, 4, Prom Comm., Slritx, I'I.R. OHice. NERAD, ELIZABETH Cam., Candy Saler, G.A.A.. Proj. 2, Merc. Monthly, Prom Comm., Skirt. H.R. Ohice. ue! vs it 1 1 ' ,, ..- j.,m- fa' .-21, ,, Wh: ,Q 1 q .r 4 ' . i P Y. , '34 .SL . ME. is '- 3 A eg YP '7353 ZW t-.'- W. .405-g XX V , E ,mi S., 3 3 3 ROWAN, ROBERT Cav., Proj. I, 2, Photo, Tennis. Prom Comm. MOSHER. BARBARA AlIcn,Czm., Orient, For. Lan., G.A.A., Home Ec., Proj. 1, 2, 4, Merc. Monthly, Service. Prom Comm. Rows, MARILYN X Cam. SCI-IMIT. BEVERLY Cun., G.A.A. .M . M , 'l ' s1f?,5'?fj 'SQ 2 'Q gf , :gm , f- ' e .. JI I ,, a. , X 6' W .. 4:54 .aff I ' .riv- SUCHOMSKL CAROLYN Cam., Proj. I. Red Cross, Sec.-Treat. of Soph. and Jr. Class. SCHREIBER, SHIRLEY cm., P.-oi. 1, z, 4. Choir, All-City Choir. SMITH, TAMARA Allen, Cam., Cue, Orient, Por. Lan., G.A.A,, Home Bc., Merc. Annual, Merc. Monthly, Prom Comm.: Aft, Skin. ., M mf., .fu A - '3- af' S ? A! ff: I ,C ' Xe' , 'S i ,Me 55 n. Qi, . A az' u Q. X ' , .. ...PPI ' Ex' W Sid' mf le'fz:ziw1iEgasQ't,f-2222 ...WX I 'QE,f '- 2,29 .2 5 :,,i'1 5'.: f z,:4 'g,3.2 , I' MIM' 1.-I 'Q I 3 w I TURLAIS, ANDRA Cam., G.A.A., Home E0 ssscsn, JAMES ' x -v - -s' 3 ,. 5.7, Q all 'fx 'Y Q X . ,, V, I, -3'3 tr ,V ..: , -Q, -' , gay N993 15 F sf I. mm- tt, 13 ix v,..m. 'kv ' -t 1 .' -' 6' E4 , gg'-1.52 TURNER, MARJORIE Jr. Nu. Honor Soc., Cam., For. Lan., G.A.A., Proj. 2, 4, Home Ee., Merc. Annual, Merc. Monthly, Service, Prom Comm., Skirs, Art Sec. li Treas. SERGEANT, PATRICIA Cam., G.A.A.. Proj. LZ, 3, 4, Home Ee. Scrvice. Prom Comm., H.S.I-I. Chr., Pageant. Nat. Honor Soc., Sr. Clm Sec. STOPS, MARION Cam., Proj. 2, 4, Choir. WALL, HELEN Allen. Cam.. G.A.A.- Prom Comm. x-V arf! ' fghiff' 2 T if., .I P 1 5' ,Q ...A ,Q 4- fa f I .- ea.:-fy: faq- , 'Q' 3,-,.fl. SIMMONS, DAVID Cav., Crea., Football, Proj.2, 3, Photo, Service. gg.: ,615 B 1:1 ' . lx. W.. 1 :1-' ' I -fs. . .23-fn R ,L WG 5 ,ara 9' 1 . ,gy .wax . al 'ms 12 In L 1 :fd ,- 111' N1 is 4, A WEBER, JANET Allen,Cnm.g Orienr, For. Lan., G.A.A., Proj. 2, 4, Home Ee., Merc. Month- ly, Prom Comm., Skits. WEBER. MARGARET Allen, Cam., G.A.A. WELDON, DAVID Cav., Pmi. .z. x, sdml. u-:hip Award. CAMERA SHY, BOYS ? BLACK, DAVID CINCOTTA, ROCCO DORSCH, JOHN C Pi2Pht Bkbllli bll Ca ' av-. rv- . oo. as et a , not I , Service. . Tuck Skin, H.R. Otice v., Photo. Skixs, Band. , . Stage Crew. Pageant, Choir, All-City Choir. State Band Tourn. Red Cross. Cav. WILVERS, RAYMOND ZOLLENDECK, Civ., Proj. 4, V.P. Sr. THEODORE Class. Serv. Award, Student Council, Caf., Cav.,Proj. 2, 4, Movie Crew, Track, Usher, Prom Comm., Cheerleader, Red Cross. Pwrcr-len, BARRY PERKET- WARD El-IMITT, RAYMOND V. Pull- THE LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT 0F THE CLASS 0F JUNE, 1954 We, the graduating ,seniors of the class of Riverside High School, June, 1954, being of sound mind, memory and understanding, do hereby make, publish, and declare the following to be our last will and testamerrt. Fkst-We do hereby revoke all wills, codicils, and testamentary documents by us at any time heretofore made. iSecond -We give, devise, and bequeath to the remaining students the following legacies, thus indicated: DICK AARON leaves his razor to Peach Fuzz Eimon. DONNA AEHL leaves four years of fun to any freshman who wants them. GLEN AHLSWEDE leaves his conquest of knowledge, and the memories of this terriic marks. ELOISE ALBERT leaves her parking space to Marion Kruse. PAT BALCHUCK leaves her pigeon toes to any girl that goes with a guy with two left feet. -,,.. FRED BARTZ leaves his membership card to the Amalgamated Society of Counterfeit Dishtowels to Mike Melvoin. RICHARD BOLDA leaves his seat in Choir to Tom Lukowski. JUNE BOUCHER, MARGARET DUNN, and CHARLES FRAN- CHINO leave conscientious attitudes. ' JUDY BRIEDIS and GIL WETTSTEIN leave . . . together. Q MARGIE BURSZYK leaves all the cold class rooms to whoever can stand them. DAVID CARY leaves his physics book to anyone, just so he isn't stuck with it. I. l MARYETTA CHEWE leaves a shroud for someone who can't think of an interesting hobby talk. PAT CHUPPAR leaves her place in the typing room after school to ' Roberta Steege. ll - i i DEBORAH DOUGLAS leaves a drawer full of artist s brushes. AUDREY DOWNEY leaves her long hair. DAVID EVANS leaves, to anyone who deserves it, his esteemed repu- tation as a safe and sane driver. JIM FETTERLY leaves his dirty white bucks to any junior that will clean them. l, SANDY FRIEDMAN leaves the little girl roles to some junior that isn't quite S'-IM . , JOAN GOLL leaves her sister. -'- N' SUE GOULD leaves her place in the modern dance group to any girl T+2-,-- that can make the 7:30 rehearsals. b BOB HERRON leaves the quiet, serenity of Miss Dunaway's homeroom. JOAN HOFFMANN leaves 418 and Mr. Fallon to any girl who doesn't blush. LYNN HOLDEN leaves her Parisian styles to Betty Lander. N' TOM HOWELL leaves the 'ole blooming' tribe of fuzzy-wuzzies. DAVE HUSTON and his noted test leave a trail of red faces. DELMA IHLENFELD leaves her seat at the Econ, JANE KELLEY leaves Mrs. Laden with gray hair and a bottle of red l hair coloring. , BARBARA LEBOWSKI leaves her job as homeroom secretary. ji RICHARD LENTZ leaves Mr. Meinhardt still trying to get him into his Remedial gym class. PEGGY LONGBRAKE leaves behind the editor's bull-whip. 4 ART LOOS leaves a vacancy on the Stage Crew and Merc Annual to Pb' anyone with wisecracks enough, and the courage to say them. l NEILL LUEDTKE leaves his handsome features, magnetic personality, and overwhelming modesty to anyone who can carry the load. ROGER LUNDHOLM leaves to some unsuspecting freshman all his knowledge of our condemned switchboard. PATRICK MAHONEY leaves his haircut to Pete Walch. TONY MARCHESE leaves his tendency to sleep third hour. SHIRLEY MESKE leaves Mrs. Laden to a worthy freshie who loves 5,- to draw. -A PHIL MEYER leaves his healthy lungs to Mr. Holdorf to pass on to l, anyone who needs them. l JACQUELINE NEUMANN leaves all her homework outlines to the lj freshies that have Mr. Ashford. IJ JEAN PARKER leaves the noisy drums and tympanies to Mag Cleary. l W DICK PLOTKIN leaves one well-worn victory yell. Y N MARIE RENDENBACH leaves a deposit of money for ink in 206. 'l . W TERRY RINALDI leaves her baron-rwirling and all the football players i to Ruth Vergolino. JERRY ROSZAK leaves the entertaining of the girls at the swimming - meets to Clem Rybacki. 1 l JUNE SANTNER leaves her trumpet to Joanne Stundal. DOROTHY SBERNA leaves her short-hand book to an unsuspecting junior. . BETTY SCHULTE leaves an automatic basketball counter to Miss l Green. HELEN SCHULTE leaves Mr. Cross's record book to some eager freshie. JAY SCHWARM would like to leave the teachers if possible. 1 ANNE SHIPMAN leaves her feminine talent of pushing a bike to ll Ann Demorest. i KENNETH SPATH leaves his track shoes to his freshman broth r SHARON STESKAL leaves a better group of girls for basketball to 4. 7 4 i l 1 . . I e . '-'S y MYRON STAMOS and RUSSELL ROSE leave!!! Everybody happy? ,' la 1 Miss Green. JERRY STOLTMAN leaves his basketball shoes to Mr. Hafey to give to i Ray Kunda. W' TOM STREET leaves his track shoes to Joe Sutton. li SANDY SUITS leaves her ire-engine red blush to Grace Henzl. ROBERT UEBERFLUSS leaves in a hopeless quest for someone who it-' can spell his last name correctly. 1: PAUL WILLIAMS leaves a box of Dum-dums to any other, candidate that can afford them. l Having declared ourselves healthy ih mind and body we have left this our last will and testament. Any complications arising from this ' document will be handled by our advisor, Mr. Grogan. f +3 It THE SENIOR CLASS . . . JUNE, 1954 l l gl an li ' ' . N . l 1 l - ly L -W , CLASS PROPHECY As the nurse, JEAN PARKER, showed me into the doctor's oflice, I couldn't help but wonder if I would be here if I hadn't entered the advertising business. Due to the extreme tension of the business, I had developed the habit of talking in slogans, and I had reluctantly come to the psychiatrist to rid myself of this mania. DR. HUSTON will be back shortly, the nurse said. Ever since the Democrats got back into the White House he's been helping President HOWELL and Vice-President LOHR with their problems. The 'phone bills are terriic. Just make yourself comfortableg there's the couch. Not trusting myself to answer, I nodded, and as soon as she left the room I went over to the files which I had noticed weren't locked. Wondering if anyone had any odder psychoses than I did, I became con- vinced that they did when I saw the names of the doctor's patients. They were all members of the June graduating class of 1954 of Riverside High School. At least they all have jobs good enough to pay doctor bills, I thought. I felt ashamed of myself because I hadn't kept-in touch with any of my former classmates except BOB HERRON, and I only saw him because be worked in the same Ad agency. Looking through the files, I saw that DICK AARON, famous criminal lawyer, had a persecution complex. He was convinced that all of his clients that were sent to jail were out gunning for him. As a result he always wore a long white beard and a flowing black cape in order to look inconspicuous. The famous composer, JOHN BARON, could not concentrate on his music because every time he noticed someone passing his window he would stop work to yell down the street D'ya have any stamps? It seemed as if several of the girls had gone into some phase of office work, and they kept on hearing the typewriter bell even after hours. Poor KAY BRESSLER, JEAN DELNO, KATHRYN FLAHERTY, ANN JANKOWSKI, GERTRUDE KALTENBACH, GERALDINE KNOPPA, KATHLEEN HARTHUN, and DOROTHY WARANKA. It must be an occupational disease, In the file marked Teachers I saw the names of quite a few of my former friends. They were all suffering from the same maladyg they wanted to kill their pupils. For shame, LOIS GUMZ, PETER KAMUCHEY, DOROTHY KWICIEN, SANDY SUITS, and MARY LOU THORNBURG! A whole mass of the fellows in the class had gone on to become engineers. ARTHUR JUESCHKE and NEILL LUEDTKE were archi- tectural engineers, WILLAM KRAMER was a design engineer, JACK LUECKENBACH and JAMES WOLF were civil engineers, and DONALD POWICHROSKI was an electrical engineer. They had all suffered nervous breakdowns because they were all competing with each other to design the Universal Nations Building. I -at l I l Some of my classmates were under some rather odd delusions. JANE BAKER wanted to ride around the world on a horse. TONY DI TRAPANI was on a never ending search to find out how to make money without any work. ELMER HOFFMAN didn't want to do anything. GAY MEYER was convinced that she was the fat woman in the circus, and MARIE NEITZKE wanted to teach school on Mars. I heard the doctor talking to the nurse in the outer oliice, so I hurried through the files, just glancing at the occupations instead of the diagnoses. BARBARA BERGSTROM and DIANE MILLER were physical therapists. DAVID EVANS was a physicist, FRED GRUD- NOWSKI a printer, and SUSAN HECKER a horse-breeder. JOANNE HOHOLIK and DIANE LORENZ were fashion designersg BYRON JORDAN was an ambulance driver. The folder marked Television had an unusual number of people from the same show in it. The show, directed by ANNE SHIPMAN. was written by ANN MUSGROVE, the photography was done by KENNETH NIX, MILDRED MEAD danced in it, and the male and female leads were played by ROGER LUNDHOLM and CAROL MCEACHRON. DARBY EWALD played an elderly lady, KARL SCHNABEL was in the band,.PETER JENSEN ran the slide machine used for commercials, and TOM RICE announced. It looked as if the government didn't agree with others besides the President and the Vice-President. PATSY ROSENAU, who worked for the F.B.I., NELLIE PARKS, who was a social worker, PEGGY LONGBRAKE, who was a forest ranger, and MARIANNA KAULINS, who was an interpretess, were all included in the doctor's files. They all had a mania about a raise in the budget, every time they saw an envelope addressed to them, they thought it was a notice that their salaries had been raised. Some people in medicine had the same idea-chemist ROBERT UEBERFLUSS, and laboratory technician NANCY PHELPS. A bulky folder proclaimed College Life, and therein I found that a group of students had started an athletic college, co-educational naturally, and a course in the college entitled you to the degree of Doctor of Sports. The male coaches were LOUIS AVENI, JOE ENEA, HOWARD BIERMAN, ED NICHOLS, and DON SPOTT. DOTTY MEIDE was professional cheer-leader, and JOAN SHAW was Dean of Women, with RON MAKOWSKI Dean of Men. The doctor also took care of the famous oil tycoon, owner of the Standard Oil Company, NORMAN SCHECTERLE, although he didn't limit his practice to the rich, because I found the names of the former NIERRY VALLEE and GLORIA VOIGHT, housewives. As I finished looking at the last name, the doctor hurried into the ofice. Motioning me to sit down he asked me my name, and why I had come to visit him. My name is SANDY FRIEDMAN I've come here for your aids Because I talk in slogans. How're you fixed for blades? ,Ei-34. -. . I - 'K . W' . ,. ' - f id' ' ., . 1 11' fr .sf-' ':j2f:5 fg,g.g.. ANASTASI. MARY Cam., Home Ee. June Class ol 1954 qw, 1 gw, 1. A M fij ' X 3 AARON, RICHARD ADAMSONS, IVARS Cabinet, Pageant, Prom Court, Cav., J. S. Play. Cue, Oricnt. Proj. 1, 1, 4. Merc. Annnnl, Merc. Monrlxly, Service, Suge Crew, Swimming, Prom Comm., Skiu, Band, Bad- ger Boys' State, C. P. ' ,gg f Q A ,,,. R: ,. ANDREWS. JUDITH Cam., G.A.A., Home Ec., Merc. Monthly, Prom Comm., Skin, Dance Group. Cav. ALBERT, ELOISE Cam.. Red Cross. AVENI. LOUIS Cav., Football, Skin AEHL. DONNA Cam., G.A.A., Proj. 2, 3, Home Ee.. Prom. Comm. BAKER, JANE Allen, Szudem Cauncil, Cam., G.A.A., Proj. 1, 3, 4. AHLSWEDE. GLEN Cay., Proj. 2, Service, Tnck. BALCHUCK, PATRICIA Cam., Proj. 2, 3.4, Prom Comm., Skin, H.R. Olice BOLDA, RICHARD Cav., I. S. Play, Proj. 2, Usher, Skin, All-City Clioir. nausrxuu, 'n-xomls Baakezball, cn., rw:- 5.11. BERGSTROM, BARBARA Nat. Honor Soc. Ur. Yr.J, Allen, Student Council. Cam., J. S. Play, Cue, Orient, G.A.A., Proj. 1, 2, J, Merc. Annual, Merc. Monthly, Service, Forensics. noucr-nan, JUNE BARANEK. RALPH Baskexball, Pageanr. XBLTKY-Yi 'A , :::' af , . 4 V ,rg ii wa xx amiga 532219 - -' ff? . T' 3542+ A t A I P nw :fa f lib: BRANDENBURG. WERNER Barketball, Cav., Crou Country, Proj. Z, Track, Skiu. BARON, JOHN Candy Salu, Cav., Cross Country Mgr., Crea., Orient, Pres., For. Lan., Proj. 1, 2, 5, 4, Merc. Monthly, Service, Tennis, Uaher, Skins, Orch., All. City Orch. BIERMANN. HOWARD Basketball, Cav., Football, Track, Ulher. ...mar . 4 V. 1-fc,-? , L15 na , A Q .I . , , tryin- ' it-A W' R a L' BRESSLER, KAY LOU Cam., For. Lan.. G.A.A.. Proj. 2, Skiu. smvrz, FRED Cav., Cue, Proi. 2, 3, 4, Service, Skin, H.R. Olice, Pageant, Poozball, Ticket Sales. fmt BRIEDIS. JUDITH Allen, Cam., Orient, G.A.A., mi. z, s, Movie Crew Sec. F. I f 3,3 . ', 'i-f, - 3, A ' mf 4 dl ff CHARLES, ROBERT Cav., Swimming, Pageant. BURCZYK, MARGARET Cam. CARY, DAVID Cn., Cue, Crea., Orient V.P., Pooxbnll. For. Lan., Movie Crew, Radio Crew, Sngc Crew, Prom. Comm., H.R. Oice, Hi- Y, C.P. CHEWF. MARYETTA Allen. Cam.,-J. S. Play, Cue, Orient, G.A.A. Proj. I, 2, J, Merc. Annual, Merc. Monzhly. Skin. Pageant. BUSATER1. JOSEPH Cav.. Movie Crew CHUPPAR, PATRICIA Allen, Cam., J. S. Play, G.A.A. Proj. I. 2, Home Bc., Prom Comm., Red Cross. BUSZKA, JBANETTE Cam., G.A.A. CHARLES, RICHARD Cav., Swimming, Skltl. CIOPANI. ANNA Cam. CAMPBELL, SANDRA Cam., Home Ee. cum, HILARY Cav.. Track, Wrestling, Cross Caumry. CZERNIAK, KENNETH Cav., Proj. 2, Skits, Red Cross. ffrff -. ffilffyfi I ...ik vf- D'AMORE, JEAN Allen, Cam., G.A.A., Proj. z, 1-Ln. oem, choir, All-City Choir. K Y' , t YQ - 'lil'-1 fill.. .,,, DOUGLAS, DEBORAH Cam., For. Lan., Prom Comm., Art, H.R. Olice. DELNO. JEAN Allen, Tri. Pres., Srudent Council, Caf., Cam.,Cue, Orient Treas., G.A.A.. Proj. 2, 3, 4, Merc. Annual, Merc. Monthly, Prom Comm., Skins, H.R. Oiice, All-City Choir. DITRAPANI, ANTHONY Cav., Cue, Crea., Orient, For. Lan., Proj. 2, Movie Crew, Prom Comm., Skin. H.R. Olice, Hi-Y. DOWNEY, AUDREY Cam., G.A.A., Proj. 2, Arr. 51--fm. -v-gqff vga? ,A . ' :gaefrf -'atv' 7 vig , -Law 1 3 .- , W :S 1 .17 C .,.3 fif' ' if iff? ' i f' -' Y L . T3 4 DRYDEN, THOMAS Bixlretball. Cav., Crass Country, Proj. 2, Movie Crew, Usher, Football. DUNN, MARGARET Allen, Student Council. Cam., Cue, Orient, Proj. l, 2, 3, 4, Merc. Month- ly, Service, Slrirs, H.R. 0Ece, Pageant, Nat. Honor Soc. Ur. Yr.j. DVORAK, ERVIN Cav. EHLENBACH, NANCY Cam., G.A.A., ,Proj. 2, Home Ec., Skin. 1 'Q ,: 'i1? . a DOLATA, JEAN Cam., G.A.A., Proj. 1, Home Ec., Prom Comm. l , .-.J We ENEA. Jossrx-1 Cav., Proj. 2, H.R. Oice, Prom Comm., Skin, Cross Country, Track, Basketball, Football, Pag- eant, Choir, All-City Clmir, Ticket Sales, Movie Crew, Usher. Qifjil: g f . .2 'a- fi' -, ff J 'W Vw- X 1 gulf, x': farg- ENGELMANN, JANET Cam-. G.A.A., Proj. 2, 4, Skin, H.R. Oice, Red Cross. Ice Crum Sales. QF ' iw -' A ' S.ff'5:n .2 -- ' - -cw. W' r--i' , 'gg . if L E, 5 wx 3' . , ,' -asv .. .E :w?'3l W .ww-. Q . .W ,pn 'C . . 'dh . wifi . ... EH 1 ,iii f1.L..?f4.12r? FLATH, SALLY Cam., G.A.A., Home llc., Prom Comm.. Librarian, Pep Club, F.H.A. EVANS. DAVID Cav., Cm., Orient, Proj. Z, 4, Service. For. Lan.. H.R. Olice, Prom Comm., Red Cross. Hi-Y. Movie Crew. FIGOL, GEORGE -fig.-.G I, ' .-M., fgfvg 'QM-:!'Y'QJa.v:. P . LQ ' I . N A, ,ywn 709 L'-F' 'wr ,JFER ' fi-QL fgiissnf, FOTI, SALVATORE Cav., Proj. l, Merc. Monthly, Skiu, Choir. , ...Q , ee- - 4' ,,.. , , Q , .f . ,, , , , . I W- . if Q-I Y . e Q ' 'K 1 e ,gy-.f EWALD, DARBY e Sec Orien! Cam.. Cu ., . G.A.A., Proj. 2, Home Ee., Skirs. FR ANCHINO, CHARLES Cav.. Cross Country, Proj. 2, 4, Photo, Service, H.R. Ollice. FETTERLY, JAMES Proj. I, 2, 5, 4, Basket- ball, Cav., Cue, Cross Country, Crea., Service, Track, Prom Comm., skin, H.R. Oiice, Prom Cnurx,Tickex5alex,H.S.H. Board, Hi-Y V.P. run-x1an'rY, KATHRYN Allen, Student Council, Cam., Proj. Z, J, 4, Home Ec., Prom Comm., Skin, Ice Cream Sales. Orient. FIER, BURTON Cav., Proj. 2, Service, Track, Usher, Cross Country. -' f ffgiyrg, Sdif' 'xwfqwsrfi A ' . 4 '3 Wrf'Q'G ' A ' SYS O .331 R if, V, . ,B if C 2. J- flgq, ve? E353 S . 'g,:2.:::rff4 , X FRIEDMAN. SANDRA Student Council, Cam., J. S. Play, Cue, Orient- Cres. Sec., For. Lin., Proj. I, Z, J, 4, Merc. Annual, Merc. Monrllly, Service Pres., Movie Crew Sec., Skin, Pageant. :iii 'J ' -'55 -- H rl? llj 'ft 'I . GEREK. RICHARD Cav., Proj. l, Z, J, Movie Crew, Usher, Skin. ,:- ...ww vw: ., ,. 1: Mx .' f 5. ., V - . , :gi 'qw aff l 'SY il z a X ' ff n gala? ' . V BALISTER, MIKE Basketball, Cav., Usher, H.R. Office. HANLEY, JAMES Student Council, Basker- lnll, Book Store, Cav., Fooxball. Proj. l, 5, Phono, Radio Crew. Track, Usher. Skins. GIERSCH, MARYANN Allen, Cam., G.A.A. GUMZ. LOIS Allen, Cam., Cue, For. Lm., G.A.A., Proj. 1 2, J, Home Ec., Merc: Monehly, Movie Crew Red Cross, Service. f ggfi . 3' fu. N, l Z 5' ,iv 3 i 3 . ,Z -. i 451.5 1.1, . HANSON. JOANNE Cam., For. Lan., G.A.A., Proj. 1, 2, Home Ec., Red Cross. v 24 'zix m , 'A f1'2Z 5:'3L J . GOLL. JOAN Smdent Council. CIMA. G.A.A., Home Bc.. Prom Comm., Skin, Band. H.R. Oice. Dance GIOUP- Tumbler. HARRISON, MARY ELLEN Cam., Proj. 2, ,,.,-we fE 2 ' i C TM. V GOULD. SUSAN Allen, Cam., For. Lan., G.A.A., Proj. 2, Merc. Momluly, Prom Comm., Skin, l-LR. Olice, Dance Group, Pageant. Prom Court. HAASE, CHARLES Cav., Skin, Choir. HARTHUN, KATHLEEN Cam., G.A.A., Proj. 2, J, 4, Home Ee., Skin, H.R. Oice, Prom Courr, Cheerleader. ,-,q Q fri: V f g l : . cv lil- ps 5:5 A ,nf ,Lg 154. weft H fu, GRUDNOWSKI, FRED Cav., Movie Crew. HEBERLEIN, WILLIAM Cav.. Proj. 2. Q? Z2 P' J 4? ' if , ffylffia 2931 51-- li L-sr . f -.L 'Y- ' Qiugjzfej HECKER, SUSAN Allen, Student Council, Cam., For, Lan., G.A.A., Proj. l, 2, 3, Prom Comm., Art, Sltits, l-LR. Oice, Service. . 1.1. 'ii W if .pda 1 '.. X' .wx Sw K i9a :-, sin HOLDEN, LYNN Allen Sec., Cam., Orient, For. Lan. Pres., G.A.A-. Proj. J, Prom Comm., Skin, H.R. Odice. Red Cross, Sporu Sec., Art. Service. HENDRICK5, NANCY Allen. Cam., Cres., G.A.A., Proj. 2, J, 4. Home Bc., Skits, Ice Cream Sales. HOHOLIK Cam.. G.A.A. HOWELL, THOMAS Student Council, Cav., Cue, Gulf, Proj. 2, 3, 4, Service, Skin. I-LR. Oice, Pageanr, Red Cross, H.S.H. Bozrrl. HERRON. ROBERT Cav., Cue Treat., Orient Treas., For. Lan. V.P-. Proj. l. 2. 4. MOVE Crew, Prom Comm.. Skin, Hi-Y, Service. HUSTON, DAVID cn.. netball, Proj. z, 4. Merc. Mdmhly, Movie Crew, Track. Hi-Y Ticket Sales. ' 1 I-f We - X- 1 a a..a'5fz f HOFFMANN, ELMER Cav., Cres., Proj. Z usher, Slrits, 1-Ln. oncef . L Q G 'RC r. . A. A ii: ew, 1W 3'3r1P2 fl HOJCZYK, JEANETTE Cum., G.A.A., Proj. 1, z, 4, Home Eu., Red Cross. f w X if xv ,Y v J i HUTH. ARTHUR Cav., Usher, Skiu,Clmir, Pageant, Prom Court. HOFFMANN, JOAN Allen Pres., Student Council, Cam., Orient, Ponzball Sec., G.A.A., Proj. x, 2. 5. 4. Merc- Annual, Merc. Monthly, Skin, Choir, Prom Court, Nax. Honor Soc. fjr. Yr.j, Cabinet Sec.. H.S.H. Board. IHLENFELD, DELMA Cam., Cue, Orient, G.A.A., Proj. 2, Home Ee., Merc. Annual, Merc. Monthly, Service, Prom Comm., Arr, Skin, Choir, Pageant, Ticker Sales. Jmxowsxr, ANN cm., c.A.A., Proj. 1 Z, J. JUNIOR, FLOREE Home Ec. wks 2. grfkei Y xr 1 L 3 . ,gf ' jf: w f A JORDAN, BYRON Basketball, Cav., Foot- ball, Skits, Wrestling, Pageant. JOHNSON, CAROL Allen, Cum., G.A.A., Home Ee., Skits, Band, Mnjorezte, Dance Group. JOHNSON, ZITA Allen, Cam., Orient, Home Ee. g, ' rg 03 1 -7 t, , W7 ' 1 :He-ri-'ifzi . ,am ' Qle'a'?33 '. ' I-T5? 7 L, iw.. q s Q52 WU, Mn' .. .W ' , W 1 ' .-,cw E I M . 4 , S 'Y' 1 + - 1 ' x. ' I vznf . A -Sf: : 1 1 rw ' :ill ' '5Pff'I.1'.f: 'r-, g..,..:'gzgf:j1 :M ' V Y - JONES, MARILYN Student Council, Cam., For. Lan., G.A.A. . ? 1 .L Silt ,gnu .,,, M.. W e I MQ Q' z.. can iq X ' . 4- , R. tt .Mt , A S W ' 4 Q z X, JUESCHKE, ARTHUR Student Council, Cav., Proj. I, 2, Service, Ticket Sales, All-City Orch. Orch. C-46- ...I F'9f-5, -'Qin us, , - .Z,x, Q . f-+4 , 3, 233' . ,531 2 1 ' Q' 315 s 'f ' ff- -.nf A f , ,K i ,g I .N My .M lm ,Q ,Q , ., ft L.-jf? V.:, W 'vi':'f.. 'g k , Q. gift Q' A ,M 5 .asa V, ' .M ' 1 - ' ' Hr. - 5: M ini A543 18: ' A' f'?' r V 1' A 1 ,M 1. vZIT?,Z ' wr ' 351- . ', . E N .Xin A . J 1 Z' til 53:9 1 IE , , ., .,. I g jg,31,, .,..Zzr:gQgj3, sa ' wa :g,1:i2Qsy .' . .Q - . ,pmt , . 9, V5 E.. -, ,, Y. . ,... .mtg M1 ,.,.,.,. E-'iff - M352 K-'-1-TENBACH- KAMUCI-nav PETER KAUI-INS GERTRUDE Basketball, dw., pm. MARIANNA Allen Treas., Cam., G.A.A., Proj. I, 2, Home Ec., Movie Crew Sec., Pram Cornni.,Skits, H.R. Olice, Ice Cream Sales. ball, Track. Allen, Cam., For. Lan. mi. 4, Home lic., rum: Skits. r., .Ml-?I:'y I.Q,. 111' ff':fW KELLEY, JANE Student Council, Cam., Orient, G.A.A., Proj. I, 2, J, Merc. Monthly Prom. Comm., Skit: H.R. Oice, Ticket Sales Ice Cream Sales. KENSCI-IE, JUNE Cam., For. Lan., G.A.A., Home Ea., H.R. Oice, Red Cross. KOSIDOWSKI. THOMAS Cav., Proj. 2. 3, 4. Music, Band, Wrestling. ?roj. 2, xsic. ii? ' :Wt 'Q V, ..Pf'i ' Q f ' ,' '95 ,' ,.f M. 3, , M5351 , it 4. Qyfij 4-,l :Q 1. ef Nj? xoxuzx, James Basketball, Cav., Foot- ball, Movie Crew, Slain, Band, Orch., Pageant. KLOPOTEK, BARBARA Cam., For. Lan., Proj. 2, 4. Home Ee. 512266 f' - Q is-fgzcfffi .rf ' 'i1'sf1l's emi Y E3-12' 12'f'?w i f ' filiai. A ,zu P P Qfviigi. Q . I.15,?Z5a ' f nf? it -T. 57 'M rev- ' sf r Q f' - 1.:..z.f i2' .. f 12'f'?I2'r'i'iCe v 1 -4 -Z f 1' . Korncxl, CAROL KUSTELSKI. PATRICIA Allen Carr! G A.A., Cam., G.A.A., Proj. I, J. Proj. 5, Ice cflemfsaler. 3 45' isis ' ,,j.5.5 'ww lliglszisv ' z. ' Y. KNIES, MARILYN Cam., G.A.A., Proj. I, 2, J, Home Eu. I, gba, ef' K 3 1- 'Q ' . , i.. Y Y-.vi KOSENC, RONALD' Baskerball, Cav., Foot- ball, Track, Usl-ner. Wf'.,f'si f . '.':e'g , .ir N M., 4 '-. ' Q Q, nerr. :Q I 4 ' , . ff is Y. 'wwf' ' ,Q . . . .o':.',,,. . H., i : ' 1:2 .,, l. ',fl3+l 1 Q' -..5'-2 .F MM. A mi. - ..e.'SY2..if. . - KOZLOWSKI, SHIRLEY Cam., G.A.A., Proj. I, Home Ec., Prom Comm., H.R. Otlice. KNOPPA.. GERALDINE Student Council, Cam., G.A.A., Proj. 1, 1, J, 4. Home Es. KRAMER, WILLIAM Cav., Proj. 5, Pham, Movie Crew, Orcb., Service. .w...v-T-1.1 - in 1,3 Igybfa. is . '11-Z--122, A . 1 ' eff! j ff-1 '1 and X KRAWCZYK, ALICE Cam., G.A.A., Home EC., Choir. f.,,.2 ' ' A 725: F, 2 -.ff - LENTZ, RICHARD Cav., Fnorball, .Golf, Merc. Monrlily, Movie Crew,Track, H.R.ODice, Pmj. 2, 3. KRIZEK, NANCY LAUGHLIN, RICHARD Football, Wrestling. if . I G 5 Q -. 66 IA' --'ua Q ii, LEPAK. JACK Cav., Movie Crew. KSICINSKI, JUDITH Cam., Proj. l, 2, Home Ec., Skirs, G.A.A. QRJ. LEVERSON, JAMES Cav., Track, Foosball, Basketball. I - ., . s 9, B 'Q , Q xusrusxx, PATRICIA cam., G.A.A., mi. 1, s. P5???'ff5T 'i ' va Ezsf' , I ' . Fr' 1, .. 'fi' 'I .V-rl.. 'K f m: BARBARA LEBOWSKY. Allen, Cam., Ice Cream Sales, Proj. 2, J, 4, skin, I-LR. Ollicc, Prom Court, Pageznz, Prom Chr. LOHR, EDWARD Cav., Cue, Basketball, Tennis, I-LR. Ollicc, Cross Counrry, Pageant, Proi. 2. KWIECIENJJOROTHY Cam., G.A.A., Arr, Drill Team. r. .I ' .wma w- ,, ,ew , .- . . X .V . 'al X l LOOS, ARTHUR Cav., 1. S. Play. Cue, Merc. Annual, Proj. 2. S. 4. Pham, Radio Crew, Sgage Crew, Tennis, Prom Comm., Skin, Pag- eanr, Forensic, C. P. I?'??4'?'l 2'2'f .. ,I , . 'U' .. .ek ' 'T-3.4 ' X- 15-' A2 ir 'ii:i,,. , Q ' -- LONGBRAKE, MARGARET Allen, Cam. V.P., Orient, For. Lan., G.A.A., Proj I, 2, Merc. Monthly, Band, Cabinet, Merc Annual Ed. LORENZ, DIANE Cam, Cue, For. Lan.. G.A.A-. Proj. 1. J. Merc. Monrhly, Arr, Skits, H.R. Oiice, Cheerleader, Choir, Service. MAHONEY, J. PATRICK Cav., Crea., Orient. . MALISZKO' PATRICIA Czm., I-LR. Oice. MARCHESE. ANTHONY Cav., Football, Movie Crew, Skin, Pageant. 55 - 7'- -4 . :--119. F-' tf 'Tiff' :aff V A -.Q LUECKENBACHJOHN Cav., Pageanr. LUEDTKE, NEILL Cav., Football, Proj. 2. 4, Swimming, Track, Usher, Prom Comm-. l-LR. Oiiice. MAKOWSKI, RONALD Basketball, Cav., Foot- ball, Proj. 2, Track, Skits, Pageant. Ticket Sales. Prom King. il wif' , ' V' if 9 ' ' Q . 8 V l V hj., W f 1 , h .3 MCEACHRON, CAROL Allen, Cam.,Cue, Orient, For. Lan., G.A.A., Proj. 4, Slriu. Prom Comm.. H.R. Otiice, Choir, J. S Play. MEAD. MILDRED Student Council, Cam., Caf., G.A.A., Home EC., Merc. Monthly, Prom Comm., H.R. Office. Choir, Proj. J, 4, Orch. LUNDHOLM, ROGER Cav.. Croxx Country, Orient, Proj. 2,4, Radio Crew, State Crew Mgr., Tennis, H.R. Oice, C.P. ,F , , gin' , if . . my I :Qi A ' , ' Q .mg MEIDE. DOROTHY Allen, Cam., Orient, G.n.A. gm, Proj. 1, 1, 3, Prom Comm., Arr, Skin, H.R. Oice, Cheer- leader, Home Ee. Pres., Dance Group, Sr. Class Sec., Prom Queen. MESILE, SHIRLEY Cam., For. Lan., Art. I V: . .2 .... . 93 :fp . . ' A52 4' -f .gg L. MUELLER, DOROTHEA Cam., For. Lan., G.A.A., Pmi- 1. 1, Home Ee., Photo. if 'lift WMI-v'V ,Q Q I 4 - ST? fi.: 4 -- , ,534 ' Q., Z fa' 5. 1-I Yr- MEYER. GABRIELLE Allen, Cam., Orienr, For. Lan., G.A.A., Proj. I, 4, Prom Cm-nm. ,q ' if' 1 ., V. fig v I-6 -, , qi' 155' 17 iii .- 1 . W .U V15 h I , 5. Mnozax, Jmss Basketball, Cav., Prqj. I. Z. MUELLER, ROBERT Cav., Merc. Monthly, Movie Crew, H.R. Oice. MEYER, PHILIP Cav., Foorball, Proj. 2. Uslmer, Skin, Pageant, Orclx., Band. All-Cizy Orch.- -I Y fp . J I' Q? ,Jax as an r::. :'EK MUSGROVE, ANN Allen, Cam., Orient, Proj. 2. 4, Home Ec., Skim. f I :if P rf MIC!-IAELS, any Cl'-, Proi. 2. Skin. , 1 Rig, ,mfg ,Sai 95' if , -' - 'x , , Qifffi' ' 'A .E - .-V . gy' .ev .ff QQ, . 1 ggi' MROEK, STANLEY Cav. MYSZEWSKI, MARION Szuden: Council, Cam., c.A.A., mi. 2, 1, skin, Band. 3 Q - 'lgra-in .L v NJ' I-13,-3 .. , 2:1 57,2 , - i Q .Q 15 .2 ' X -.2 3 if - 'yr 'M ' wil . rss MILLER, DIANE Allen, Cam., G.A.A., Proj. 4, Merc. Momhly. Prom Comm., Skins, I-LR. Otice. Red' Cross. E.,-' if? 1' 1 C ' .. ' Y k NADEAU, ROBERT Cav.. Usher. Wrruling, Pageant. NEITZKE, MARIE Cam., Proj. 2, J, Choir, All-City Choir. wifi? f vsgjgjef ' . W ' 5 K! ' v 'ad' L 1 fav: H:1r,a: S All xB- V 4. .'1'2's.aW'f'I' S Q ' K I .Q N,.,:,..i., 1. e 1 ...f 1' a....,, PARKS, NELLIE gin R sims Ewa ' ' . , 'Q r ' if R N j F .W 'l..,a.Iii '-mv.-N- ' .. f u-J'-1,-iil' Zz vi sf .f 1 ' Q.. ,, gg ' ' 'f2. Le. .Q22a . NEUMANN, JACQUELINE Cam.. G.A.A. OESTERREICH, NANCY Cam., G.A.A., Proj. 2. PHELPS. NANCY Allen, Cam., For. Lan., G.A.A., Proj. 1, 2, 4, Prom. Comm.. Skins. NICHOL, EDWARD Cav.. Cross Country, Prom Comm. wi 'f . in f 'f ii-if z PLATO, FREDERICK Cav. ' 'L aff ' i w ' ' mg. 3 v v Q 1 4 A H NIX, G. KENNETH Cav., Cue Sec., Merc. Monthly, Photo Skin. Pageam. Forensic. PARKER, JEAN Cam., G.A,A., Proj. 3. Basketball Sec., Dance Group, Band, Orch. f'f'L.?TI77 2 ' Q rf 51.2. e ' A Q., ., .K ' an wg. f s 5 t Q l 'A 4. F Y , , W. 5. V-gg., Q.. , x as w.,,'. PLOETZ, PATRICIA Cam., G.A.A., Home Ee., Skin. LT-ri L ' 5.26 in 'EJ a?L'Z'E V' Z ...,: ., W 1 X ' , ra ,xx Q7 at V QQ 1 ' i Y T Q 1 .. is 44? Q '1 'l P . 11354 ix ' .. 'f': Sa' . xo, 4 Y, IQ ...WW ,t MGQ E .' Up 5 .. . is .. A f nz,-j sill. NOWAK, ROBERT Cav.. Proj. 1. . PLOTKIN. RICHARD Cav.. Cres.. Orienz, Photo Track, Slzirs. Cheerleader 'Al Q 5 's I .3 4- 1: 'R 5? ,ng A ' 'Mia X vid K 3 1 I .- MI. POWICHROSKI. DONALD Cav., Cres., Proj. 2, Pram Comm., Service, Banking. REPINSKI, DOLORES Cam. I , ii ,:4 E PROSSER, MICHAEL Cav., Football. -. XX 8 REDER. RICHARD Cav., Cru., Football, Tuck, um., nana, Ticket Sales, Orch. ff av , fn.. 'F 5, M., M .,,f- 1 s. I PYTLIK, BARBARA Allen, Cam., Candy Sales, G.A.A., Proj. 1.2, Home Ec., Merc. Annual, Skin, H.R. Odice, Choir Treax.. Pageant. .. f ' A, Q :I 0 hex ' . , .S ' .Q I TV -. , r , ' ' if . I A t 'V L. , .-Iliff if fQlfQ,jfj'? RICE, THOMAS RIEMER, MARY ANN Sxudenx Council, Cav., Cam., G.A.A., Home Bc. Red Cross, Cres., Suge Crew, Track, Usher, Proj. 2.4, Srudenr Cours. QEQESSI' -:fa me , -M 4 .3 .ya 'I -:mfg Al' su , gag - 2:-.nw , , I . 'Q 1' 1, ' dr 'GA , 7 , 2' in ' PYTLIK, DOROTHY Cam., G.A.A., Home EC., Proj, 1, 2. RENDENBACH, MAME Cam., G.A.A. ix 4 ' . -2 1. .. V ..., 5 A 5? J' Q RATAICZAK, JANET Sam.. For. Lan., Homg C Q 26 f l. 4.,v.,...- -- .LJ ' 1 RINALDI, THERESA Cam., Home Ee., Skin, H.R. Office, Mnjoreue, Band. ROBINSON, DOUGLAS Movie Crew, Swimming, Bank, Ticker Sales. 11,-af fl., ,- i., fr. - 4, ff?-7,4 ' f ew .. if 1, ,K Q. 4 x A I ,ah ROMAN, CATHRYN Cam., G.A.A., Proj. X x l ,2. 5: ROSE, RUSSELL Cav., Proj. 4. Track, Skins, H.R. Oiiicc, Choir, Pagnnr, Foocball. l .V .. q.. SBERNA, DOROTHY ur' lv- ! ' A,.' , kifdal W fy. 2'5 A' msg - ROSENAU, PATSY Cam., GA.A Pro' . -, I. 2 Prom Comm.,Cheerleaderl jfs - 3 cam. xx 9 bl - mx 'kf' 'QYY W' W ' V 1 ' . ,I , f . X :X If S Jil' -1' ' -mn, I 1 25,15 ' - w izffii. I -, , . , W 'X' SCHHMNG, IDA SQHOLLEX. ETHFI- SCHMIEDEL, SANDRA Cam., Proj. l, Choir, Cam., G.A.A., Prog. 2- Cam.. Skin. Red Cross. Pageant, All-City Choir. ROSZAK. GERALD Cav., Football, Proj. 2 swimming. 1-La. oaicrf -1-if X . 1' wh l r C SCARPACE, JOYCE Allen, Cam.. G.A.A., Proi. 2, 3, Prom Comm., Skits, Home Ee. avi, . , I SCHNABEL, KARL cw., For. Lan., mp. 2, Track. Usher, Skins, Band, H,R.OHice. Drum Major, Music Tourn., Ticker Sales. X. ' ' x , 1 ,ll ,- . J 3 F'-Q ,..c: 3-:'.-if ,scarf BQ flu. r' E-,-sa' 'ziritnll-S , M N SANTNER, JUNE Cam., Band, Pageanx Orch. 241715 '1 K SCHUETTKE, FREDERICK Cav., Usher, Pageant. ffijf 2 ,. .. ' E fi . fi? j fp i wa' . ' iff, 'W , I L at SCHULTE, ELIZABETH Cam., G.A.A., Proj. 2. 3. 4. Usher. SCHULTE, HELEN Allen, Student Council, Cam., G.A.A., Proj. 2, S, 4, Usher, I'I.R. Oice. SHEA. MICHAEL Cav. vvgirrg. avi ' .1 it-Pi: ' . :. ' J . I 'Z' ' z ' sw '1 . J IP' - YY- 1 Qf H Q 1 . -..Q 1. SCHWARM, JAMES Basketball, Cav., Golf, Proj. 2, J, Ticker Sales, Hi-Y, Pageant. iff-Q ' 5 . 3, 'xg 1:1 455' N :E . -?-- -'I 4 Q w W v ,qv ' - , . .zz M- . A ' . .. ', , v -Q 1 - an . 2 4 , , 'Sid i :Q g 5 Div .i zz:-K: 'at , Pl H f, . , . if ., KI. .., H f .,,.,,, , .. H 14,55 ti Q 3 T.-M . A Q LCXYWA ,mv . 4 sauna V f c::f m:- 'rm a 4 wg ,Q - , 'Q . 4 M ' P 'WC 1-1':'f:::f:-:: . :A -' - fl 2 ' .521 11- - Sfi' Sie . - rw z z 4 1 : :f....,,. t. 5122- fr' iffve SHIMEK. PATRICIA Allen. Student Council, Cam., Crux., Orient, For. Lan. SHIPMAN. ANNE Allen, Cam. Pres.-Sec., J. s. Play, cue, orient, G.A.A. GU, For. Lan., Proj. 2, Merc. Annual, Prom Comm.. Choir, Cab- inet, Pageant, Band, Service, Skits, Nat. Honor Soc. Ur. Ytxj, Athletic Council, Red Cross. SIMASKO, THOMAS Cav., Pageanr. X + r , M 9' . X 5 ,. .I , , ., , if 1336 ' Q-AA' 5- - ' , -8.1.5.4 LS.-3, - 1. 'Ref' , SELKY, GLORIA Student Council, Cam., G.A.A., Proj. Z, Home Ee. sr-nscrslus, NORMAN Basketball, Football, Usher. sonar, JEAN SHAW, JOAN Allen, Student Council Cam., Movie Crew G.A,A. CRD, . wx, sv. . ,E . . .. 2 -f 'raw 'h 1? ff p P ix Q Bi' x Qu SPALTNER, MARTHA Allen, Cm., G,A.A., Cam., G.A-A-. Proj- 2.3 Proj. 2, J, Home Ec., Home EC. Pageanr. , 1 ...ff-0 ' ' 1 li.. .gra- . J 1. -- X I 1' ill-'gf , . in vi: A: S Q if as gl. SN! .5 4 . '4 1 ,rg , 1, 1 X. Q' SPATH. KENNETH Cav., Cross Country. Proj. 2, 4, Track, Skits, H.R. Odice, Red Cross. STESKAL, SHARON I Cam., G.A.A. SPATT, MARILYN Allen, Cam., G.A.A., Proj. 1, 2, Service. STAMOS, MYRON Cav., Proj. 1, 2, 3, Track Prom Comm., Skit: 1-1.11. omg., choir, mgf eanr, Prom Court, Foot- ball, Red Cross. ,wnf-- 1 MM:-'f'sr1 Q3 , , 1.4.- Cqz. N' 1. - Y' ., 'S I f RLS! W: - W - STEVENS. GERMAINE Cam., G.A.A. SPINTI, JOYCE Allen, Cam., G.A.A. ST. MARTIN, JOAN Allen, Cam., G.A.A., Movie Crew, Skin, Band, Cheerleader, Dance Group. SPOTT. DONALD Basketball, Cav., Crm: Country, Proj. 2, Movie Crew, Track, H.R. Odice. STEFANSKI, PATRICIA Cam., G.A-A., Proj. 1.2, Home Ee., Service. .. - i , v Q :Aff rf J ' 4 STOLTMANN. GERALD Basketball, Cav., Cross Country, Track, H.R. Oliice, Prom Court. SNYDER, E. IRENE Cam., G.A.A., Proi. l,2, Home Ea., Prom Comm., Skin, Art. .,, , M.. ? 'l 'l'?' v wifi , . E1 ' Q Q sr . A' no-ll! ' 5' ' ., Q, . 'f ' Q L L wiv - .2 Aka' '15 STREET. THOMAS Basketball, Cav., Foot- ball, Movie Crew, Tnek, Wrestling, Pageant, Prom Court. 5 Fiiajff ' , 4 A a t Q , W .. or 3 , z 4 is t' .. fF'4 129' , 1f.':af 5 .,- ,,, 3 SUITS, SANDRA Cam., For. Lan., G.A.A., Proj. 1, 2, 4, Skits, Band, Orch., H.R.O!!ice, Basketball Sec., Golf Sec., Ticket Sales Sec., Nn. Honor Soc. Ur. Yr.j. VOIGT. GLORIA Cam., Cue. G.A.A., Proj. 2, Skin, Choir, Music Tourn. - 5 -w e-f :fray .356 ,T ,W L .V 1, ,nfl-1 . . 4 ' Q ,im A, ' .- Jx' I1 ,Q .QSM ' - - , .swro .WP J 3 gr , : i:Iizf'Q':' Q, 1 iff: 1 F5 Lf-ee-i122 THORNBURG, MARY LOU Allen, Student Council, Cam., Cue, Orient. G.A.A. Pres. KRD. Proj. l, 2. J,4, Merc. Annual, Merc. Monthly, Service, Movie Crew Sec., Prom Comm.. Skita, Band. Cabinet. Athleric Council. Nat. Honor Soc. Ur. Yr.j. UEBERFLUSS, ROBERT Student Council, Cav., Proj. 2, J, 4, Service. WARANKA, DOROTHY Cam., G.A.A., mf. z. THRALL, HELEN Cam., All-City Choir. WARZINSKI, RICHARD Basketball, Cav., Movie Crew. THUMSTEDTER, CAROL Cam., Movie Crew, Red Cross. we .sjif if . . Ku: 2 f. ' 2 H ' ,L . ,jf E M - -'gras A c 1 1.a1s li ,Q . 'ir ff ., , . . Q. .d f ' V K 3 f Q VALLEE, MERRY Allen, Cam., Cue, Orient, For. Lan., G.A.A.. Proj. 2, 3, Merc. Annual. Merc. Monthly, Prom Comm., Skin, Orch., Ticket Sales, Pageant, J. S. Play, Stage Crew Sec., Choir, Music Tourn., Variety Show. WEBER, BERNARD Cav. . x - gb i i?jj' 9Zi w 1 ' x -x4 .r.. if Q . 3 i.. MQ. A 'ms,..'- M45 TUROWSKL ROSELYN cm., o.A.A., An, mm Tum. WEEKS, BRUCE Cav., For. Lan., Proj. 2, Swimming. 5- ' 'WSSEFPE5 rw , , A A . K, . , WE'l'I'STElN, GILBERT Cav., Proj. 2, Track, Clmeerlcader. WILDE, LOIS Cam., Proj. 2, Home Ee. WOJCIECHOWSKI, DOROTHY Cam., Band. WILLIAMS, PAUL Cav., Cross Country, Crer., Prof. I, 2, 4, Serv- ice, Track, H.R. Oliice, Sr. Class Pres., Jr. Class Pres.. Pres.H.S.H. Board. . J -if V , Q. A - - . fy 1-2 N ' ' , af., Qi., -M 15 ' 'Qi 3. ff. a . . WOLF- MARGUERITE Woon, JAMES woon, Jox-LN Cam. Baskcrball, Cav., Football, Proj. 2. Photo. Movie Crew, Track, Usher, Tree: for Tomorrow. Cav., Movie Crew, Track, Band, Orch., Cross Coun- rry, All-Cizy Band, Music Toum. WILLS. NANCY Cam., Red Cross. F . N - Ti ,-.' xg., T l 2, lvff WOLF. JAMES WRIGHT, JUDITH Allen, Cam-v G-A-AH Pmj. 1, 1, Merc. Month- ly, Pram Comm.. Red Cross. os '. 2 3 LSAQQQQ f-2 1 .L Q. K 1. ff - - WILVER5. BARBARA . elm-. G.A,A., Movie Crew, H.R. Ollice. WROBLEWSKI, FREDERICK Cav.. Proj. Z, 3. 4. Ten- nis, Usher- Band. Zi if 1 -' 351 17731 ' : GOTTFRIED, JOHN L1 wr. . 'pg f r I ' xx gr -, x , . I rl' L v BX all r l ,r ' wif 7 ' :F x YEE, JOHN Cav., Photo, Badger BOY! Sme. FLEURY, IRENE Sec, of Cam., High School Club, Double S. Club, Christmas Play, u l, 4 'Q ZIMMERMAN. JERRY Basketball Mgr.. Cav.. Foamball Mgr., Movir Crew, Wrestling. GAENSLEN x 'La- ' 1411 ..,, x N .N .iw , N , , ZUPANC, MARY ANN Cam., An, Red Cross. ,g..ys,f. - -ms 1 ... gf- Double S. 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Jnl Raw: Gary Edgeworth, Tom Cincotra, Karen Srephens, Fredericka Merr, Mclnryre, Ken Reinke. -Hb Ram: Wayne Miller, Ed Smith, Cliff Eimun, Robert Jenkins, Steve Bichaniclu, Alan Rieder. Dan Badclamente, Elwood l ,V r l Room 233 -- 11A From' Raul: Rose Marie Passante, Eileen Leider, Barbara Kaehler, Judy Canfield, Judith Luedlke, Barbara ' Krest, Frances Kaegi, Donna Dembowski. Zml Row: Marjorie Schultz, Ellen Margell, Carole Rucinski, Marlene Monfrc, lone Bader, Donna Drewck, 1 Kathleen Lukesh. Jn! Rowe Clark Lovien, Beatrice Brown, Ann Demoresr, Virginia Wszola, Rita Noon, Lucille Morris, Nancy Seifert, Eileen Donahue, Dorothy Molfarr. K V 411: Row: , Angelo Nazercs. Bob Kramer, emma struck, Jean Wellman, Jon Kirkbride, Bob Rcsch, James Weber, , .V . ff-vp WV: ' h. 34-. -4 Q' . x WA., Arr, GH-fl' Nr ll n . 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R if ' ' ' M - 1' QT , fa- 1' 7 - K J' ' M ' 23 ' a ' V L Ui. 53' A Q 54,5 . X. as S PM V ' ' ' S . Q - 1B J '4 ' ' ---- vous, Barbara Mann, Ja... Langdms. I L A X l , I Al l l is ' . ' ' ...., 5' - 3 A ' r X Y ' ' -'-,sijsv . px 1 V V X. 4 , -Q . - . , ' , . V V. ' we '- 'v nf- l is. . Q u - 1- :SN ' H5 ' - ' ' ,455 Eff 5' J ' X rf.--., f - 11B ' W. ' A, . . 1 A. ,: . , .I , , . H T - lr- l P X L I l S l l td l l l L. -- -Hb Rou. Tam W 10A Fran! Row: Mar Tumeoni, Susan Bauers, Sheri Biegclaar, Marian Cnons, Helen Rzepieiewski. 2nd Row: Sharlene Dirmlann, Carol Zurawski, Enos Camilla, LaVerne Anderson, Mary Trier, Gail Hoyt, Gwen Bornwski, Gerorian Weber, Lorayne Harris, Nancy Wolfe. Jrd Raw: Kathleen Srepniewski. William Sherlock, Tim Brophy, Earl Zaidins, Gray Roeskc. Thomas R. Burns, Jim Ladwig, Willianl Wolfgram, Diane Beyer. ye Jayne Garrersnn, Virginia Appling, Nancy We-inswck, Concerra Gerzlcic, Barbara fbfR'gvgf: Ifiwfgcn yvlfrnmlonn Flynn, Rohm Kusnbucki, Tom lsnellnlnln, Bill Newbauer, Don mx. l Room 203 - 10A Frau! Row: Barbara Wesrpllal, Alice Durham, joan Meyers, Evelyn Harris, Rosemary Buraczewslri, Carole Mazurczalr, Bonnie Wendling, joan Srruika, Elizaberh Srepllenson. 21111 Row: juclirh Barnes, Nancy Suchumski, Libby Hishm-eh, Louise Moedcrndorfer, Corrine Butz, Nancy selnnldr, Mana Blija, Janet Dnplrl. Jrd Raw: Ruben Rumsey, James McCormick, Arlene Jambi, Grace Henzl, Elaine Brodliagen, Yvonne Brzuzrlowski, Judy Jaeger, Marguerite Bllrzynski, Clarence Murray. 'eislcdcr, Edward Neun ' ' 1:lnn,jnrry Murinelli, Kennexll Orrn, Armand jordan, Don Srubner, Bob Pesllek, Tony Tom NA v 5 I Room 205 - 10A Petersen, Dolores Sobish, jackie Avery. 21141 Row: Marleen Peternell, Joanne Klnporck, Barbara Kenr, Barbara Perry, Sheila Freeman, Ann Sclliera Shirley just, Dolores lsnflnn, Barbara Rogers. 311 Row: Bruce Haissig, james Hcyer, Rodger Weber, Bernard Pyffcroen, joseph Rucki, John Fier Richard Arndr, Susan Hinrz. uh Raw: Eawnrd Rappe, Donald Fliss, Gerald Melka, Mike Russell, Stanley Golec, Roherr Priebe TJ J 'l AT l Jil l Jn 'P ,R swiss: RQ:-were :::nssg5g3:n ., ,,,,. ,,x,, ,:-:-:-:-:-4z+.n , z -an ' 4-: -.:-:-:- sw Q: .-, ,,-,fa ...... ,L-,R V ,V ,, .. Wh X . .. - ,.,.,..,.. , -,'--4r l if f lffffv 5 if W Zi, X , Q2 M Zhm fri f We fZf f 1 ff x ck fw ' 9 v - R g ' W' n ' Y ff, ' , If 2' ' -' Life f .i Frm!! Row: Susan Schroder, Kathy Twazirzki, Barbara Kuhl, Sharon Hanson, Averill Fryer, Sharon ' 1 - ':E1:-Q? f ,awfzzf I I WM f ZA , .4 IWWQZQQZQ l 0447! f 1??ZW 'WZZZZW f QW? g 4,777 f 5 KZ? 'Q 4 J 5 5 ff fly 1 hnzar 1 Room 3 05 10A Frau! Rau Manon Telander Ellen Green Barbara Flarh Mzrxlyn Ausrermann Judy Haferbccker Barbara Srraszewskn Mary Gabos Joanne Marsh Ann Pnswn Zml Row Sue Harrkop Judxrh Ruclu Sandra Scllxek Joanne Manhotf Pa: Dxbble Darlene Myszewskl Kay Boughner Sharon Parker Mary Jean Mullen Sandra Shelley Jrrl Rau James Rampalslu Eddxe Reban John Goruany Jerry Gocrz Ronald Parys Thomas Karas Marun Sullnvan Kcnnerh La Rosa Mary Txedemznn 415 Row Mules Wxlkowskx Tom Mallmon Chas Scmmelmann Harvey Lang Jnm Turner Ray Beecher Bull Kadlec Rxchard Klmgl-ml ! 3' X 932152 'H 'C 'f l 1 il T Pgrllvt' 2:42 V ' 5 Ei 6 P1 ,K M. 'W' l Room 306 10A Fran! Run Charlxnc Cudnohousk: Carol Mahck Barry XValrl'nrs Dcrorhy Napxerala Lulse Schneller Judnrh Knapp: Donna Mae Wendt lxzrhryn Holt Margarena Xolmar 2nd Rau Tom Turner Zaxga Srarlus Berry Lawne Coleru: kacnnarek Romana Poker Helen Konck Bal: Thom Kay E Grurl Mnrdza Saulxus Parncxa Pmnow Armm Bxseholf Jld Raw Rudolr Thmsehnudr Gordon Surl Ronald Vlayeske Joe Bruzakowslu James Neuenbcrger Tom Kem cafhum umm Sally wabrf marley Toumer 'Iona Shxnnlr 4111 Row Frank Krumplnrsch Dark Tlullcma Bob Peters Janus Larese Jmmss Schroeder Momker Goehr Jnm Morronson Charlcx Purm Joe Scalicln Room 312 10A Frmll Raw Joan Marun Nancy Nuvcrvkc Bury Sonunskn Anne Bralland Lacms Inna Helen Jacobs Carol Pnwnchroskl Marlon Dmne 2nd Rau Parncxa Opzchcn Dolores Schmid Barbara Schnnd Alyce Comyne Jeanne Vcrshaw MaryAnn Plurowslu Esrher Epsrem Susan Penner Judy Malosh 3111 Row Andy Mrllunzu Judy Valenrmc Beverly Mmsezu: Dnana Wampach Duna Carnuchael Marlon Wxll Howard Mnnr Carl Lundgun -Hb Rau Paul Gruenewald Morgan Robmscn James Summslu Dale Mzykowskn Bull Zahn David Kosmnder Bob lrnng Dxck Plnlhps 1 u P - . R e R lg gr- , Mfg H' A 'mfI'I?' L+ 't 5 A R G .9 ff R . 5- J , Us 51 air R' i , as fl ' K ' R , fait' lf F9 Q. - e ia R - an ' . 'K l 1 T- . ., . h hy , ' , , , , f 0 r raQ......,. 1 1212, A 2 ' .E ' ' A . ff 7 ' ' - f .r,. '- - LJSLQL Room 416 10A Fran! Rau Barbara Krupa Bobbie Donlry Barbara Lender Vmlc: Bolm Linda Bell Roberta Pyzlik Leona Hass Nancy Dobbrarz Mary Ann Kruzychx Zuni Rau Franklin Meyer Russell Budzxsv Srcve Cnra Sharon Drager Dolores Harden Carol Jazmsku Par Grlmneslcr Oreo Wolrer Mann Dc Srefams Donald Yhk Jr! Rau James Vogt William Czernuk jcancrre Oldakowslu Lulhc Gray Virginia joy Berry Scheldorf james Srrauss Richard Naluclslu Darwin Lueck -Ill: Rau, Ray Sherman joe Koch Paul Rcnslnger jcromc Spch Alfred Coururier Robert Byrd Leif Srorvnk John Braier Erun Koch ,- ---.-.1 pe .pu-n Room 418 10A Front Rau Diana Wolrer Berry Disch Ruth Sulesku joan Szopmslu Karen Hildebrand Lorena Schwrd Judy Wilson Nancy Schalfrrr X Mrozek Berry Dixon Nancy Chester Pa: Wann X XX N X N 2nd Row Helen Thomson joan Camm1ck Maxine Kusrelskx Mernllyn Tracy Diane Graznano jane W Jni Rau Marnn Bocllcr jerry Walcyak Nancy Trcprow Lorraine fearhcrly Marilyn Schulrz Joseph X Lore Dennis Keller Loren Sauer E N X my Kon imma xubwk Ray xunaa nmhafd Smukalla cm Hangler Roger sawn xr .ynf Loving wks Nkxsx Roger Span Earl Binczak WN xX X R Ns x Room 224 - 10B Frou! Raw: Sharon Slominski. Bernice jclcnchick, janet Vogr, Karen Meyer judy Korrcbcin, Kaye Rivenc Miriam Safer, Ellyn Mcliachronf X N, Babcock Patricia Bladgen, Dororhy Wolf 'Delores Lee l T, 1. l V l L h Q: A I , .. I I , , , , . B W K ' ' ' . . , . 'siwzvaxr . - X X 1 - r nr ....,, X A Y YYYY X 2nJ Rlzw: Anroineue Rosclli, Dolores juskowiaki, Par Koscm, Linda Wilson, Rociu Morales, Jaime , lllll --.. Inf Row: Dianne Pagac, Charlcs Rasch, Bob Malzahn, jo: Albergo, Curt Franken, Charles Carlelt. Ronald Rubin, Sharon Marrin. ' 4lb Raw? Carl Trcndcn, Larry Duesing, john Sznfilippc, Vicror Kurmis, john D'Amorc, Peter Elleman, l David Minor. r- - - - A - Y ' J I 2 X f ' ' is , i S Z1l12I3:3i3:5f:irE'1E NN? ' N X if :95 .'14. -lk A 5, 'ffq iff ' -yy!! i . - I ii 2 ti f i ov ii if Room 309 - 10B Fran! Raw: Lois Torkelson. Darlcen Drewek, Vivian Anderson, Beverly Marquardr, Beverly Hoffmann, Judith Plaro, Par Walker, 2nd Row: Dianne Larsson, JoAnn Szundahl, jo Anne Sapienza, Barbara jenkins, Berry Mueller, Nancy Haas, Sue Neman. Jn! Row: Royn Osrrander, King J. Yee, Charles Weldon, john Marrano, Dick Heberlein. Curris Paulson. Dun Brier. Hb Row: Joe Thisicd, joseph Gaudesi, Gerald Asrcmborski, Koirh Carson, Richard La Rosa, Kenneth Gresk, Larry Grapp, joe Surrer. Room 409 -- 10B Frou! Row: Carol Cixkc, Yvonne Morrison, Arlene Vnsku, Shirlcy Schulisr, Mary Ellen Haase, Marian Hanson, joan Rader. 2nd Row: Arlene Weckwerzh, Loretra Medenski, Madeline Fugarino, Paz Okruszynslci, Diane Frye, Jane Rice, Arlene Bruno. Ird Row: Ted Cohen, Ronald Luk, Thomas Turrow, Nick Tscris, james Passow, james Hutchinson, Don Mueller. l 4111: Row: Larry Herrmann, Ronald Rabe, Philip Denision, Robert Miles, William Geller, Lawrence Brosig. Room 127 - 9A . Front Row: Jeanne Cejka, Marilyn Kettler, Mary Ann Meagher, Sylvia Hinrz, Sharon Karnirz, Diane Bauers, Henrirra Majewski, Mary Lavery, Donna Chrisrensen. Zur! Row: jim TeSelle. john Kline, Marlene Lewinski, Lorelei Warson, Carol Rehn, Mary Lococo, Marilyn Librera, Joseph Ciofani, Santo Miraxola. Jul Raw: Ferdinand Sanchez, joe Burger, Mary Lee Kcrelaar Bczsy Bocsel, Genevieve Garner, Cynthia I I is i 'i V 7 4 4+ Jr l .J h 'i Y Donovan, Sue Pollock, Raymond Zwaagsria, Dick Lukesh. V Hb Row: Terry Trarnik, Robcrr Smith, Mike Men, Brad Bauschck, Guy Gibbon, Larry Gregg, David A Longbrake, james Szepnicwski, Fred Stock, Tim Fairchild. -L - D , a P9 L-f Fran! Row: Caroline Wronslci, Loretta Wliitc, Sally Lindner, Sandra Boltz, Virginia Gibson, Mary Ellen Krupa, Sonja Iverson. Marianne Kuzniewski. Zmf Row: Kathy Freyburger, Barbara Hill, Frances Wolski, Norman Evelancl, Frank Ford, Rosemary Krulyclti, Charlotte Scheifen, Delores Morrical, Vita Enca. Jrri Row: Philip Frirz, Ronald Wojciechowski, Lawrence Brcnwall, james Kowalewski, Carlo Santoro, Frank Lovrien, Thomas Obermeier, Rohcrr Elwing, James Snavely. -Hb Row: James Robinson, Raymond Vanark, Mary Michaels, Mary Ann Feltcs, Elaine Lathrop, Antoinette Korntko, Kitty McGinnis, Evelyn Ripley, Harry Somers. Room 227 - 9A Front Raw: Irene Wanra, Darlene Bisltupski, Geraldine Hrin, Patricia Staniszewski, Mary Sgalio, Darlene Niezwicki, Mary Wanta, Ellen Mac Ulik, Janet Karpinski. Zmi Raw: Orean jordahl, Rebecca Wood, Sandra Frank, Betsy Sutton, Barbara Pacey, Jerome Weber, Mickey Schmiedel, Patricia Zakliur, Priscilla Zaklior, Barbara Kosir. Jrd Raw: Mary Hintz, Sylvia Talsey, Mary Sliupc, Ivars Baltaldcrs, David Moy, Ernest Rogers, Lee Thomas, Pat Kochanski, Barbara Kessler. 41D Row: Louis Evanoff, NVarrcn Kollross, Richard Bloedcl, Jerry Gibbon, Richard Wctzel, Bernard Blicharz, Robert Levirz, Thomas Szopinslri. Room 230 - 9A Fran! Row: Robb Rowe, Ronald Mazier, Alice Colson, Gail Hoffmann. Marion Glorioso, Elaine Krauss, im Hoelrer, Robert Berg. Zml Row: Carol Goll, Alice Berger, Lorraine Grover, Patricia Wagner, Connie Pellowski, Eleanor Domroes, Geraldine Weiner, Nancy Ripley, Judith Gruenuwald. Jn! Row: Gary Zasrrow, jean Klapinski, Joyce Maciejcwski, Gus Henson, Wayne Godshaw, Sal Busalacchi, jean Fleckenxtein, Sandy Sultowatey, Sally Raphael, Donna Gustafson. 4fla Row: John Schmirt, Nancy jo Karolczak, Patricia Shotula, George Frankouis, Gary Davey, Susie Winnemore, Kathleen Gladysz, Dick Drehn, Carl Westphal. i l l l 1. i l xx xxx v-- l is 4J .,., N , Bavaria Pall X X N lx xx X r llllll' l X X55 N153 -.-- W Q Q , mm lFlRDWllRE SIURE , Nt .X D R DKE- I ir- 1 Room 303 - 9A - Front Raw: Diane Umbreit, Margaret Trier, Jolene Laaltlto, Joyce Svaxos, Joyce Singer, Esther Sandberg, Sandra Garbutr, Judy Van Dcvrn, Nancy Anne Burzenski. 2nd Raw: Richard Czarnyszlta, Virginia Spinato, Elaine Wolff, Vivian Emanuele, Robert Brown, Milte i Kucharzalt, Barbara Gerek, Janet Kosidowski, Jim Butkiewicz, Beverly Roehwerger. Jrd Row: John Campbell, Ralph Rydzilt, James Mellon, Marlene Brockway, Betty Schotl, Kalla Jean Karow, Emmett Bucholtz, Jon C, Peterson, Leonard Turririo. 411: Row: Robert Koch, Robert Horning, Paul Downing, Ken Strelka, William Suszck, Jerry Duscoll, John Dryfka, Brian Larson, Thomas Steinbach. I 'f 52, H my 5 lf'g If 5'iSf,S'E: -' f ' -1 -z: ' 'Q gi l' Qi.f:' 1 A: , R H yiti AG. 35 559, , ' 1 ti. , K V' . .,,, I I 1,4 eg J T15 Q 5, if A H 'J ' ,My ti i - 1 ., M t -. of me 5-'L' ' ,...:q-.1561 - 1 3, 'N - 1' ' V J Y ?- A 'r 2 C 1 4 wg. 1 ,rg B Q5 ,:' ,... E' J WL? Eg V g ' ,,g,aj5g1 ywi TQ.lQ3 .. '- 'X-. ' ' 92' 1' ' , J N Y , ':q...,+, 9,3 ...f r L ,, ' E ,, . ,, ffZf',ii5'f' , ' I' ' cgi. legit 1 Room 310 -- 9A , Front Raw: Sheila O'Shca, Marilyn Hesse, Christine Hildebrand, Jane Voss, Nancy Sammcr, Claudia Braw, Emily D. Krueck, Kathleen Czarnyszka, Katherine Kourrebanns. 2114 Row: Donna Angle, Virginia DeCicco, Joan Kucharslti, Margaret Bubolz, Kenneth Zcslte, Mgril Manholf, Charles Osouslti, Muriel McLean, Patricia Ryan, Daniel Jacqueline. 31d Row: Gary Ebar, Emilie Ahlswede, Joan Oesterreich, Carolyn Placek, Judith Paschen, Tillie Larona, Donna Zak, Patricia Herrmann, Howard Duekctr. 411: Raw: John Walch, Vern Denoracki, Gerald Swcen, James Kleppin, Richard Wittemann, Terry X Chaney, Dale O'Neill, Bob Wotliowski, William Domroes. Room 323 9A Fran! Row Joyce Pozorsltl Almeda Bryanr, Barbara Schultz, Shirley Ann Eincm, Nancy Buraczewslta Mary Fraser, Jane Laurie Loretta Pytferoen. 21rd Row Rm Rathgcber Sally MeNaul:y, Marie Anello Anita Demman, Nancy Metlio Angeline Corrao Judy Rubin Tina Smith Bonnie Marinelli. Jrd Row Jerry Geerdts Jean Glacier Malia Bedelis, Sue Moffett Lucie Sutherland Jane Sheehan Mary Cefalu Katherine Weidner Richard Spath Michael Hoyt. Nb Row Tom Seehg Htnry Gntunger Harry Tanner Donald Fandry, Bill Aansove, Robert Morgan. Henry Albert Raymond Nix David Green. l' , - e v e I f , L .ff V f of ,. .fr fi ,f y ,. ff. , I. ff X' 1 , Tv, 1 v N f r M , R.-,, f k'-'Q '? , , ' f 'ff '.f?lf V ' ' Y 'ikxxxxx xxxxx w3xx xxxxSixXX xx XXX-K ' X QZLLQA. Kal? LLLLLB- -s ii' Iciq, Room 317-9B Frunf Raw: Dolores Roludzinski, Georgia Gcrshewski, Ann P. Russo, Lynn -Frankenstein, Carol Wolfe, Sheila, Helen Irwin. Zml Ron-: Gerald Moss, Craig Miller, Kurr Froebel, Carlcnc Srrcer, Ann Marie Russo, jeff Mofhrr, Charles Collins, Robert B. Smirh. hd Raw: jim Surrer, Barbara Dahllrc, judirh Blau, Mary Kleara, Carol Fisher, Joanne Luchr, Mary Clark, Mn-im. Unk, Ross Lang. Tony DePalma Kenneth Schopp James Homar Farl Miclrlcr Richard Bcrner Kenny Asrcm- Micnrz Daud Turreru Saliarore Palmnsano V l Room 414 f- 9B Fran! Row: Sally Hanks, Karen Paschcn, judirh lielkvr, Kallllccn Aschcnbach, Susan Williams, Carol Ducsing, sum schmacf, . Zmi Raw: Vince Maniscalco. Karen Lory, Arrhur J. McCarrhy, Glenn Erncsr Miller, Kcnnerh Volk, john Hanley, Paul Goshgarion. Dennis Surr. 1' Jnl Raw: julian Rice, Robert Kalrenbach, Parrick McCormick, Richard Mading, Mary Trimboli, Rurh Laconre Barbara Conley, Allen jordan. john Sussy. 4111 Row: Douglas Ruse, Harold Michelvirz, Charles Edwards, Carol Sime, Carole Schubert, Dennis Eggers, Dean Weeks, Gregory Garnovirz. I l ' I l ,I , . ,if W X R msg Q xxxwwe X ww X R we QR x , rx QNX NNN ,S ri it P ' ' 4 - mf ,f.,, 1 M Q r S ,,, , b , FDR RENT lm I l ' w Nmwxxxxxxxxxx 1. N.. l xmw ' t xwxmm -w N X wry Sw X vwmx W Nw X XX N mx , Q Sw S x NR SH NQ QQ SX? t X X ,NK aw, ww X SRA Nw X Q SX QNX X X N Xb xx S X ON Q Ex ixw xx NNN- XE Kksgfa :1:11' .. ...... at 4- .:.:21:1:-1-: ,112111.:f::1:-:sara-11i:.::-. ,.s-11z11:- ffinzar., , ,r,r mm N...nmX.i !4zz.L.L...1 07112 C :L Room 327 - 9A Front Row: jim Cira, Stanley Pollock, LeAnn Hacltney, Anita Kopins, Shirley Williams, janet Myszewslti, Carol Nowak, Richard Starlt. 2nd Row: Gloria McLeod, Marlene Rossuw, Caroline Zummnk, Sharon Turner, Carol Held, Mildred Bolachelt, Rita Sltiba, Mary Zulu, Barbara Aveni, Patricia jaworsl-ti. Jn! Row: Robert Bacttchcr, Teddy Welch. Nancy Berger, Donna Jarvis, Mary Ann Orcholski, David Gennrtch, Thomas Okruszynslti, Charles Wharton, Norman Stanley. 4rb Raw: john Walters, joseph Fcrencevich, Kaye Berigan, james O'Marro, Herbert Brocltlelxurst, LeRoy Rossa, Theadora Baron. Room 109 - 9B Front Raw: Marjorie Stark, Doris Krueger, Judith Kiepert, Judith Barrltowslti, Judy Lubbett, Jeanine Orphal, Judy Spanley. Glennys Van Warmer. Znrl Raw: jim Kern, Mary Antonicci, Carol Irving, Angela Mattano, Arlccn Hewett, Pat Gralauwski, Mary Bellis, nm-im jagodzinslti, John Collopy. . Jrd Raw: Shirley Strosina, Shirley Smith, Robert Dahl, William Thrall, james Bradlaerry, Warren Popp, Mary Weiler, Mary Blusehlte. 4tl1 Rauf: Allen Gregory, Robert Pesxka, David Miller, james Morris, Emil Brandenburg, Eugene Cade, Warren Rivetre. A , 9 X X w GK ., , , Q ,x Q flgfij F ,QS ,h yrrgs in YY Y .-..,.-. Sites , N. I I aaaa S- 1 X X X NX N? N X X , x Q X Xix X N? XSS 4 E 'K ff L m v ml .wi 5 :ur - 1 G m FACULTY Merton S. Lefm ACTING PRINCIPAL Clynt Martin Oyvind Rasmussen ACTING VICE PRINCIPALS X . , r N X v 2 ,f .GV , 'X , ' ' ' ' .1 4 if .. fig, ,. ,c Q wa S.: , my . ,NL 2, mv? ..f..,,:,. ' 1 1ff'y T 'ffffl HELEN BATTY Swing Our l W Q . sl' fizbg f w 4 1 3? 9 JOHN HOLMES Cue Club MARY B. SMITH Deparxmcm Chairman ei L My . Q .pf Mm '- wi' ,,.a1.,: f.. 2. ,V V W. . .Q V :X AGNES DUNAWAY Camarzderic, Foreign Language club L2 -.u.a,i,?J-!'Z 1 i -i: xg., vu ,,..,,: V .,,. ,1 .,.. ,,: 57.1.13 gf I .319 mt, Q.: X , Q 1- iw wi--U my ,.x. , rf ..., . FEV' A lf, 4:31 .fy ,:'j ' H... +-1--C ,yu PAUL PLEISTER Track, Cross Oountrv cmh, I 1:5-4 ,, 1 if-P ix .lx 34 , ' 4 . - 4- ISABELLB BODDEN Junior-Senior Play, Cue Club, Thanksgiving Auditorium Program -pf., - - ,A ., ,,,.. ... ,,, ' 71' L .. ,Q Sky., 3.-,..a'. 'trfyv' 2 : .f.,?, 1 A ff -- 'L,..:.hg lv ... Q ,. , ,.,.,W.1,, 52 u . S f ' f 4 45' E 2 1 wi 4 3 f .1 il' if RUTH M ATHIOWETZ Dean uf Girls. Camaraderie www Qxgw X . K , 5 A 3 I V -aff' ' 'AEN My ..: Q ', fqgg,,V1'if ELLEN MACKEDON Foreign Language Club i 7-.T-1+ X H r' Q1 ' x L J. J xx? Jkt ROSE C. BOLTZ Allen Club Jigga. ,vf.' :. ,m 3 iff?--2 u.i,, 'z ffwfwf- min ' dj .- 5333? 5252: S 'V Wi'4A 5'?5 ff.: ay A 4 : - g ,i gk Z ' SQ.. , f Q, . AML up W. ev' -. .Qs . , f . S wig Q' . , gg -1' ': ' 1' , , X -f Sm. MARIE GROSS Guidance Counselor, School Pubnciry, College Records ' 'fd , ,V ,E 5 . -'A . ' . . ww ' - - ' ':. , v. .1 Q 'B xi 9 . 2: 1 Q n rx I q ...,Q-w1 -v-'fx . A , , . HELEN PELL IRMGARD ROEMHELD National Honor Sociczy, English coaching Classes i Q, 1 iri. TA if ' 'Q' 1 1-ig a,t,v Sem jigs. A 'if 'IQ - 'J 3 i f ,QE 2 Y wsu Jn MARCELLA ZEMAN Czmaraderic, Graduarion FOREIGN LANGUAGE ir.. iw: .1 1 1 My rx A V-. EULA HENNINGEI Freshman Pwiw 1Lus: and Found! xx ENGLISH S kyvl X144 ix G M ANDERSEN HOWARD APLIN A! cnc Dxrccmr, B 'k 's Insurance I-4 JULIA HAMMEL Azhlenc Records qlilngxbnluyj COMMERCIAL Q N1 N 1 fl' 1 .X I EDWARD C BREDEI. Candy Sale: INEZ LOWRY Placement Servxce SHIRLEY BAUMEISTER 1 ,Q A gm N MILAN I-:Nm-:N CLARENCE CARLSO Acung Vncc Pnncxpa Junmr Counselor Eg ERNEST MAY Deparzmcnx Chaxrman Mercury Annual Business Mznager Accounung CATHERINE SHELDON Annum Baske:ballCoacl1 jumor Prolect 4Noon Hall Pau-all ISABELLE SCHWARTZ Ice Crcam Sales All nn One Englnsh DELLA WALCZAK ARLENE DOROTHY PA-FF ROSEN 0 F FICE L-bf-ff V ff -14 3'f'si,':g .53-'fr '-ffl l f ' ' I 1: 2 :3 1 172 - My . F, , W . :qw ., '. 'Q '1 - ,, ,gf:, .f..y e 3, Er Q. ',,f . K, Q, .,. . ,nA A4 A, . A A . 21111, . -. , W . 5,1 - , ' Vg' -. iw R , ' 'nf . , ' J' Y 4' X tl' . - I 1 . 1 J -- A l ,.., u A 4 . , 3 5, A -, ,: I ab R H' ' FF l mlgnffw - . -2 'am I I .Hifi ., 52 T ,i 'fr ,1- .y bl 1 A lr CY ASHFORD Plgiienz-Crescenr QDebaringJ Club i ETHEL DE MARSH Camaradrrie, Washington-Lincoln Auditorium Program , Z wha Esvfrnyty - is A lr .11 haf-' ' iiqfili ' wi- , ' .Xi A Q JOHN E. HAFEY Coach, Basketball, Golf Service Club ' f vgzwggaj - 'F?iiff :Brix 'ff V 21115 r :I ' IRRILLIAM cnoss 1- W. Assistant Coach, Xt-B Foorball,Track, rl' Cavaliers gl . em J I Qs ' 5 w. 1 Niki E Xl -7' .Q 1 GRACE COONS Deparunenz Chairman, Mathematics Coaching A Classes . ',. '. 1 Z e Y- .sv ef' 'ffl ,V-. M, ws . - ,1 -ss, ,- 4,4 was 'gun' ' ,wel An , ,Ag .sr 51' 5'f'f :,j,v., ,, L 4. ' 8 W 7' 1 , ' ' 055- , ' ' fa af AL DAVID DRAVE5 Tennis, Swimming, Student Council, Memorial Day Auditorium Program :uni 3314, as 'iff 51323. 1 'H fill :QF , ' - .:'.' vt 5:5 ' vi' A r. 1 ,, f 91 H .1 vs. ' , f' FLORENCE LANNING Srage Equipment, Penny Dance ROSEMARY GREEN Girls' Athleric Association, Cheerleaders, Penny Dance, Dance Group 12' : ' 'nes Y ' ia, . wg.,-'Q' : ms - ifb . ,Q . 3 ie Q, ,rf.f..j . 1 s n , . mcnmw HANEY Audio-vim! Aid Deparrmenr HISTORY S EQTW H. .... P , , ' V 4 OLIVER PROCKNOW Cavaliers 4. fs' A . s was, , ORPHA LADEN Girls Arhleric Association, Penny Dance, Dance Group, Rockettes f .. 'Q' ., - . MARY E. HENRY Senior Proieer fHonor Study Hallj A PHYSICAL eoucmou , N 4 F RALPH MEINHARDT Coach, baseball, Assistanr Coach, Football, Cavaliers ' V' '11 '95I f , i i , SPENCER POTTER Coach. Foozball. Freshman Baskerball MATHEMATICS T xzywih, L. . y .- ,V 4,2 1 - iff, .. ,1 ,A s ,X 5.5 6 , . J! 4 13 MARIE SHUMACHER Camaraderie ' INDUSTRIAL AND FINE ARTS .J U.. 5 K. ARCHIE BRATLAND Arhleric Equipment Manager, Keys '2 ' X . . 3- fevfg :iw Wil . F i 1 I A f 'tiff ,-if MlLDRED KATZ Cafeteria, Junior Red Cross GEORGE T. BURNS Editorial Advisor Mercury Annual CLYNT MARTIN Acring Vice Principal, Department Chairman, Sophomore Counselors, Ushers scleuce W, A J D P S g.,...,. ogg-5 4 f fg, 5?-si X w , EMU. OTTO Photography Advisor , Mercury Annual, Photo Club, Sophomore Proiecr .A L . gifs, or-The Jars. JANET COFFELT Home Economics Club :sur . 1 f gy , lisa., - i ,Q Q .J 'JM xv 0 4, 1 ff' A 4. + P5 jgftr. Q na ffjn fr' ,QW mf x , V' MIRIAM O'NElL Home Economics Club Q, J AMES FALLON Coach, Vrutling. Aninanr Coach. Foorbnll OYVIND RASMUSSEN Acting Vice Principal, Curriculum Co-ordinamr, Deparrmenr Chairman, Freshman O-unselor .'3f'ffr2'r 'fgjg V' ' 'gfjrwvz' 'Q af A Q .X 1 :fw- .F . ,, Ii, 1 SAMUEL HOLDORF Memorial Day Program , Community Singing , . iff' S Q LON EY RAY NES Audio-Visual Deparsinen ROBERT GROGAN Acring Vice Principal Senior Counselor 453: f ff1,:.-.'.a5:1'. ' ,. gifs ,V 1 . Fr! iw 'Br lf? ro- f 3' YA A 5 X .' . 1, so 4 xv. L. - ROBERT SUCHY Radio and Stage. Audiroriurn Program Schedule 2,51 5 ',. J , l fi. Fig V . -vb?-., -S ,.e ru lf 4- fxwligsk 5? f :'j-Q 3, , ALLETTE JAHREN Community Singing, Chriarmaa and Easrer Audirorium Programs RACHEL SKINNER s Art Club. Srage Design nw QEHINOQ 0 e 6312-'U f-slr' VI F . 'f'f4 ff- Co, 'fr MW, SPORTS ,MJ X 1 FOOTBALL VU, Z , it ,,... i .. Q 1.13. .J-fs. Q53 ,T ...wa 1539355 ffifib? ss Xvtx T-I'-A-729xX 'S I x QW' TM' xxx FG? , ,,:,U:',g,,r,eN 'tv - 'VfQififii5 .Y-M 1 'fff v W Av-,Eg .,,t. ' ., ., 'W . zfi ' '.'E: ff'iQ1iE' 'Q A . . ljmsx ' L Qff,l 1 fi W , ' 1 .ents-:'f:gz'g',a A ,-Qgztzggg fl A S243 is V i ..,...f, we . . 5. 'V A 2113 givin'- GEEK: lidigiie ,ji ' 1 3 ' A ' i1 s..m- JW A i N L J A xzixlir' wfsg 1 owl' PMB' Conch Cross FOOTBALL SCHEDULE EAST 6 . ..,,...,...,................,., WASHINGTON 32 EAST 18 . . . .....,. CUSTER 6 EAST 0 , .. .... TECH 26 X EAST 25 . . . .... NORTH 6 A EAST 21 . . . ..,.. SOUTH 13 EAST I2 .... ,..... W EST 12 EAST 27 ,... LINCOLN 6 EAST 28 , . . ...... KING 14 Managers: Dave Weiss. Jerry Zimmerman. VARSITY FOOTBALL We had a reasonably successful football season this year, winning 5 out of 8 games. As the season progressed the team showed excellent depth at nearly all positions. We were happy to have with us once again as coach, Mr. Potter, who did an excellent job with the team of 195 0. Our team retained the Art Krueger trophy by winning the game with our traditional rival, South. Secretaries: Sue Penner, Joan Hoffmann FROSH SQUAD: Capt. Elect Rabe, Prietz, Lzrcsc, Gellar, Domoracki, Lucas, Fandry, Longhrake, Surrer, Brier, Thisred, Kiedrowski, Cira, Ferencerich, Mahoney, Morinelli, Tonner, Still. Daehn, Van Arek, Snavely, Gibbon, Sanfelippo, Green, Grirtinger, Pererson, Srielka. Rasch, Dennisron, Wharton, O'Marra, Ramon, Schumacher, Kurmis, Walcli, Ellsman, Gerdrs, Frizz, Feivar, Lore and Trarnick. FROSH-SOPH FOOTBALL The Freshman and Freshman-Sophomore squads enable boys to compete against those of their own growth and ability. They encourage greater participation and permit each boy to gain experience so that he may achieve his goal, the varsity squad. FRESHMAN-SOPHOMORE SQUAD: E. Burczzk, J. Costa, P. Downing, D. Fliss, G. Frankovic, L. Evanuff, K. Haclrcrle, A. jordan, W. Kadlic, T. Kaminski, K. Kanz, T. Kelsey, G. Melka, R. Niggermeyer, R. Paulini, R. Smukalla, R. Sport, J. Srruss, M. Sullivan, VI. Suszek, R. Schumacher, R. Wiltcrdink. ' .,4 .. . 4 ' , .. 1 5 fx' ggi' 1- ' 'ff' Mfg: lf: ' V , .rg 29 Q- .: ,p ' xiii? .zz ig., ,Z '15 1' . 3' 1: ' - -. H ... , - i 'Z' 5 :-' 7' 221 . 'B 1 'Z -5' J., ,I 1- I 1, 2' '21 Q ffl' iifwbfa E7 ' .i I ., .3 Cf. -A , W5 Q '31 Q'5l2fQff e -1 f . 1 :ag .Q ' iff' bf 1 D si 5411 , :git L y ,Fil il LFE. i q, A 1 Q ,, . 'tg ,F - Q ai - x wi, W r Joe Enea cliff Eimon Tum Cincotta Louis Aveni Marti' Alive Warren Adamvlk P nigh ga - F' - :G - M3 Q .UA s 4-W. 'WB .a ' Y ' ' f : Riagg. . w Q. EI.. x M Dicilg Figldw -Q' , sux f1,3r ' - 4 -l A 1 0 Ger:gx!d Gxiugxgwgld : A. - I' A 1 X gf James Hanley I' Q, ,E 3 v Q in ' - Milton Hart ff' i' A ' -if 4522, , iff 7fg,f' 3'F' X vga? ' F Jr' -2 Q' .' 45- 1. ' 1105 ig? 22 ,3 4'-i m 1 rg. . rl 5 ,vw - s' E MM Q' i A- Bob Henzl W F p 1159 2,22 FX, A ff 4 N Q A ,,-aw-Qah-g,,,,. ---.-,f-.. Bev: JW r , 'fx ' . James Hishmek BYWU Jordan ut-.wa s I -rub , f'i1W2f,. if wi' . w - . , 3 3. A y ' nv K gi .. A.: ' u ia I E Q1 .r Dan Kann fi, J , . sw .x.q -V .... . ' ms K' Peter Kamuchey Rai' Klmdfl In V-:Qu if--xg, W , .fi -4 , if if fs ai 'Q 4 w .4 S' Q- Fir if isle rw r lp, :iw wr-Q 1 , . Q.- 4 g , ,, , James wrood Herb Wilson Peter Walch Gilbert Sutherland ,-:fy-,.L1 r 1-1 -un ,Af 4 azvguu -Lf- I V--1 . ,A AL , , - .Z sv, h K .sg , L, Q X 1 5, jerry Laskowski Ronald Makowski TOUY Mlfchfse Vincent Plffivilo Norbert Pozofski ,1 '33 V Tom Street Ezjw. ' . Jerry Stoltman .5 Nick Schifano I1 L4 Ron Snwinski FT Gerald Rosznk ' si , 139' Dick Reder CHEERLEADERS A SQUAD, Dotly Mcide Dick Plotkin, Dorothy Moffat. Diane Lorenz. Ted Zollendcck ' , rlene Kemnirz, Pa: Rosennu, Kazlilccn Harthu i ,-, , E ' . f 'Sify SQUAD Koch, Francenc M The chants and cheers heard at football and basketball games should be accredited to our cheerleaders. They did n fine job of leading us in cheering our teams on. This credit is due to Miss Green for teaching the cheers and then having :hem perfecc them. l 32 WRESTLING B TEAM, Balfom, Irft in right: Richard Spcxh, jon Paterson, M. jordahl, Frank Ford, Steve Cira, Robert Rumscy. Srroml Rauf: Paul Gruencwald, Richard Span, Joe Nelson, Jim Straus, H. Griuinger, Byron Jordon, Manager Ralph Niggcrmeyer, Wm. Susck, Dick Daehn, Rohr. Nadcau, joe Fenmcerich, Art Leos, Ron Rabe, Ken Spexh. Joe Suner, Cuach Fallon. I 5 Wrestling has taken a firm hold upon dividual progress was necessary to compete Riverside. This sport enables boys of all sizes w'ch other ciny high squads. The line spirit mo compete on equal terms. This was Our willingness to sacrifice for the beneiir of Hrs: year in the conference, and great ingm e team was very outstanding. l A LF, Slamiing: Capr. Milwn Hart, Byron Jordon, Terry Kelsey, Ron Sorvinslci, Ron Wcstphal, Pa: McCarrhy, Gunther, De Murh, Hilary Cira, Coach Fallon. CROSS COUNTRY CROSS COUNTRY A TEAM: Larry Grapp, Don Spou, Mr. Pleisrer, Coach, Burr Pier, Paul Williams, Roger Lundholm, Howard Bierman, Ken Spach CROSS COUNTRY B TEAM: Fier, J.g Bauch, R.: Spath, K.3 Coach Pleister Kent, T.3 Nelson, J.g Pollack, Dj Phillips, R.g Rumsey, L. CROSS COUNTRY Our cross-country team wasn't too successful this year partly due to the shortage of material. The team didn't have any individual stars, but the first three or four runners tried to stay close together. Every runner made a sincere effort to improve the team. The B squad had a very good season winning every meet they entered. Although they were not able to enter a full team in the North Sectional and city meets because of a shortage of boys. Stan Pollock was the individual winner in the North Sectionals. MR. PLEISTER ., N J if -my vs 1 4 i 'V .er - i,,,,,. 1 'sew Y, seg 511 J ks -,xp .eil suse. Ma 4 W2 mx 'Q W, EX wh 15 '03-5142 -X53 ee.. - my , m X-tx ex? f'f xey x wa'ii?y, iri!a?'Qu fr sr . , . , , a ft, ' t I , , . - .qs he . VY .,e , ., I ,.. ' ' l '1 -7--f rfL: . Eskxt V ,V :,,:,,,,. V? ,. 'A ri? 5- , J if ff '-f.w5,,t,--. 3 .t.-ilazue. -?5i ag,--,K E,-' . f-.--:,..-. ,ny .. ,Z. - f- 4,-,1.,fzri','-kt lgszam 1.. . Qzxggpaivfz 1:12 f My -' .Cs T--' -wngjgg t t 4 te ' .-.. ' as 423' 1. -'-Sig .. 5' 3.4-., -2.4-A , -V 5-1, ibtf- e.A.,. r gg' -,rf .f, 'S V 35?-g,j',-1-:.r J' j . ,Je-':,:.:A A1151 1-.-1-3, '1 isT2 -waf- pt . w il W-':L.'5f9 X. fY'rf' - if'-'1'- - SWIMMING lst row. Jerry Roszak, Jim Mortonson, Coach Draves, Gary Bezclla, Clem Rybacki 2nd row. Jim Robinson, Donald Flies, Roger Bacon, Tom Taylor Frank Lovrien 3rd row, fum Settergren. Dave Holzhauer, Henry De- Boer, Ray MacNa1r , SWIMMING The season was a success as the team dethroned South as Little City Champions. After an erratic start, the boys settled down and did a fine job. The outstanding individual performance was David Holzhaur's record breaking 2:lS.7 in the Little City 200 yard free style. It was a young and spirited group which should carry on next season. ' as 9 if .::::fx. 2 flf , 5 SOUTH . , TECH .... M. U. S. .... . BAY VIEW . . . LINCOLN ..... WASHINGTON STEVENS POINT . . . NORTH ..,.... CITY RELAYS , LITTLE CITY CITY MEET .... STATE MEET. . . 3-,waz .w-- I SCHEDULE vs.-n ,r H as-vm' naar ' .,,1-.rg .. 5 rn: , - U : 3,95 f' SA I ff ,mai A . ...,.a'r'f',.2'r2'f ' .- Q4- :'F f 2 a ... -' so-as ...Jo-ss S8-23 .,.26-S7 ...,,..46-37 4054--new ...49-14 ...,........48-35 .. Sth place-14 pts. ls: placu:-48 pts. .... Jrd place- 18 pts. ,...0 pts. Q4 men cntcrcdj BASKETBALL Coach Hafey EAST EAST EAST EAST EAST Coach Engon BASKETBALL SCHEDULE ..... Noxvn-iss ..... cUs'rER49 .. ...... JUNEAUU .....,.... 1'Ec1-iss T MANAGERS EAST EAST EAST EAST EAST EAST EAST EAST EAST . . .... WASHINGTON 64 . . , ...... LINCOLN 40 . . ,..... PULASKI SS .. ..AW....... KING sz ..............,.....,... BAY VIEW,-fs ,, ................. .....4.,... s omm-1 71 TOURNAMENT ...............,......UWASHINGTON 46 ..................NORTH 60 72 Secretaries: jean Parker, Sandy Suits. BASKETBALL B TEAM Uimblun Winnenj: C. Eimon, R. Futherly, R. Fields, K. Haeberle, W. Hesse, G. Sutherland, D, Mlnnel, P. W This year the basketball team had a very successful season in winning 8 out of 11 games in conference play and finishing in second place. The 'team scored an average of 64 points a game, the highest average in the history of the school. In the regional tournament games at Shorewood, the team bowed only to Waukesha. The good record is due in part to four graduating lettermen, Jim Leverson, Gerry Stoltman, Jay Schwarm and Peter Kamuchy. X i wi? TM 1552. X ,M l l to x , X S ' '1 133- I QMIWF 54 'f W' S GOLF 155' L 1 A 311' Dnvid Adashak, Don Fliss, Allen Goodsin, Dave Lungbrake, Elwood Mclnryre, Roy Sherman, Tom Taylor, Ernest Wonala. n 4 1 ' r ml. Q I f 1 gf it 1 ,.,.,.. mf., 11111210 . ' 1111 , ,Q 4 E.-:.-': .... ::.1 A HRFY Golf is om. of the few sports that may be played durmg a whole lifetime The city schedule this year will provide dual matches with seven city schools. This year the state golf meet is coming to Milwaukee for the its: timeg the ciry schools will ac: as hosts. TENNIS pete, Wglqh ,cw Art Loos Tom Shulce Jim Walker McNair Jol-in Baron Roger Lundholm 1 if is' i AQ' 2-: iif -I -fi g Us V1 .Y W ffl ' MR. DRAVES Anorlicr banner tennis season is expected, Three lcttcrmen and a rcscryc are returning to try to recapture the championship from Washington. Uim Walker, Peter Walch, Ray MacNair and Tom Schulte form a strong nucleus which will be supported by several seasoned reserves, John Baron, Arr Loos and Roger Lundl1olm.j If the team does not lose any of its members, East will again show well in the city champion- ship race. X, 'Wx 'ag ,gh 1 ., NAKY il. TRACK ff W 1 ll R. Bacon, R. Beecher, S. Bichanich, H. Bierman, H. Cin, J. Braicr, J. Fcuerly, L. Grapp, C. Haisler, A. jordan, P. Kamuchcy. G. Kanz, D. Ladwig. j. Lcvcrson, C. Lovricn, R. Men, R. Niggcrmeycr. D. Phillips, S. Pollmch, N. Puzorski, S. Randazzo, R. Rabc, D. Rcinheimcr, R. Rose, K. Schnabel, T. Scucrgrcn, K. Spazh, D. Span, M. Sramos, G. Sxoltman, T. Street, B. Suszch, G. Sutherland, J. Sutter, G. Weusroin, D. Wilrcrdink, T. Kelsey. . Ix -9' r. I 1. f xl ' ' Xb A 4. . ,Q Q 0. .Pl '. -7 Q'- x . Q , - fi ,lf ll If f QI lt flip V i If y' I If. Q 4:.,'F' u. I w L 5 , . Q ,, 'sm 'N y T,vtmgii W x X wiawflr . X Z gk, 4 1 ,ui L th r, ., K M .' 'L -' l .111 . ,V-,iris 'X 'n 'X,A fl' .gf 'L' Wifi Y ' J, ,Eff-q, V 1 1 gf , :Q 1 .V Af, .vw . . Q-4.1, - 2. ' 'J Q . X f ifmlv ,W -if? . N s f f ' . ' Q D - ' 9 X ' X. R X, , '-. lx v'5114E2f7?i5' f wxx V JVM' 1, if-.Lf-1 'iw 'L ' fxe -2-L!M fiN?3-M .xziviiifr f x kggr, rsj- ,Y Y .Y i:- ,, sy. -1 - , -W Ax, ..,f-, L, A,-vbjN.A,....,.,, . - P1-1 RN' 4! I Y V Zh' ff 3 This year we have Eve letter-men returning from last year's team. Pete Kamuchey has had experience in the high hurdles, high jump, and pole vault. Tom Street should prove again to be a better than average sprinter, besides being the anchor man on the relay team. Gil Wert- stcin, an experienced quarter miler will also compete on the relay team. Gerry Stoltman is also returning in the quarter mile. These running events are our strongest. Gilbert Sutherland is the only returning letterman in the weights. If all the new boys come through, Coach Pleister thinks we will have cz good season. ix -,014 l fl! 4, ,I af 'af 'I fu- jf ,CNC-111 A 2 X I ' ,I V' A Za!-:v l Uf ' 2 1 G. A. A. Another full and eventful year has just come to a close in the Girls' Ath- letic Association. Under the helpful guidance of Mrs. Laden and Miss Green, the girls hold tournaments in ping- pong, basketball, volleyball, badminton, and softball. Besides participating in activities with students at Riverside, the girls have taken part in playdays in- volving other schools. Several girls were awarded the G.A.A. R this year for their service to the qlub. Every girl works for an award of this kind, but few ever earn enough points to receive one. .4 Laden, Mlsg Green ',.ap,g.M-, -V--f e - g,,.j is QQ! f K 1 V Y fl W QW! H. -a.A', 1-5 xv V . Y Q'-s. AQ' w I 1' V 5- iss, LL ACTIVITIES -52 3 . 1i5,'l:,2Q - . V K-1 Y ,Y A ' ,,,flI-I. ,I . ' 1If- -lL- MNN , M IX 5 ,ff I I -Ifff X IAQ, , I AYZ lK,w,gg.-,.r-f-M fT: ',1f-ff . .ffjf-ffff ,,,,, CABINET Dick Aaron, Pres.: joan Hnfmzn, Secy.g Tom Street, Vice Pres.: Anne Shipman, Mary Lou Thornburg, Mike Melvuin, Juan Gall, Paul Williams, Peggy Longbralre, Mr. Lean. The cabinet, composed of the oil-icers of the major clubs throughout school, is our own legislative body. Any problem which arises in the school is discussed and rectified if possible. The members present the students' point of view on the problem and together with the faculty, try to solve it in the best way possible. . STUDENT COUNCIL Mike Melvoin, Pres.: Mary Lou Thornburg, Secy.g Joan Goll. Inter High Counflil- The Student Council is composed of one representative from each homeroom. They serve as a connecting link between the student body and the Cabinet. This year, under the guidance of Mr. Draves, they organized the Pep Club to promote school spirit. SERVICE CLUB i Sandra Friedman Prex. Bev Merzuk Stcy. This year, as in previous years, Service Club has made it possible for many pupils to improve their understanding of their subjects. The purpose of the club is to help students who are having trouble with their subjects because of absence or lack of back- ground. The club's advisor is Mr. Hafey. S3 vi 5 fr! !'f!'!s!'!'-QP8!'!:1-xmxrnni-, l '. ' f ij -V -ff e -f... 2 7 f , 4- -'eb , A - NM- - . .wwf Q '- r V ' f 1.,,,,-. Va ' -2 . Y r ' - s r r wzfgsff 19 x Z cuss PRoJecTs HONOR STUDY HALLS HONOR STUDY HALL BOARD: Gary Bevclla. jim Fcttcrly, Tom Howell, Gerald Rnszak, Paul Williams, Signy si-me, ximian Krause, Jain Hoffman, NOON HALL PATROL The Honor Study Hall Board is under the green thumb of Miss Henry, who has furthered its growth as a functioning proj- ect of the school. Not only does this system fulfill the require- ments for study halls, but ir provides valuable opportunities for students to gain experience in handling people. All the noon sneakers who vainly attempt to roam the halls and clutter thc floors can testify to the eihciency of the Noon Hall Patrol. Under the super- vision of Mr. Eugen, the halls and auditorium are kept clean and orderly atknoon. The projecr of maintaining proper conduct in the halls dur' ing classes is that of the sopho- more class, sponsored by Mr. Otto. They check lockers, run errands, and act as guides for visitors. just as in large places of busi- ness, Riverside also has its public services. One of these is the Lost and Found. This service is run by the freshmeng not by the lit- tle lost freshies, but rather by the ones who have found themselves in their second se- mester. HALL PATROL Bruce Hzssig. john Firr, Nancy Chester, Zaiga Starkis, Mirtza Saulitis, Marilyn Auszermann. Absrnl: Sue Pcnner. LOST AND FOUND -ru A Capella Choir Front Row: Nl. Neddle, D. Graziano, D. Larsson, 1. Lucdmkc, C. Mcliacliron, B. Pyrlilc Lscc-tre:rs.j, A. Roselli, J. Hoffmann. . Sr.-and Row: D. Barlalamenzc, C. Weldon. D. Dembowslsi, R. Yassante. lvl. Mead, M. Kcrclson, M. Tcgrrneyer, L. Feaclrcrly, D. Dressler. Tbinl Row: D. Carini, N. Schalhcr, A. Hurh Qprc-s.j, H. Wilsun, R. Raine, D. McCarthy, S. D'Arnore, 1. Wcllmnn. D. llrlenield. Loving, G. Tlrismed, R. Rose, A. Nazcrcs, E. Worzmlz, E. Koch, D. Suraszewslci, J. Busareri, R. Willa. Barb. Row: C. Otclxeslra Frou! Row: A. Wgckwcrrli, B. Simon, Nl. Ncddle, A. Hewerr, B. Hill, S. lverson, D. Larsson, V. Daniels. Suomi Raw: P. Slwzola. B. Galina, M. Devine, T. Cohen, B. Kramer. D, NlcCarrl1y, M. Snark, M. Kugniewslri, S. Parker. Tbinl Row: M. Mal-loin, T. McCarrlxy, G. Sutherland, 1. Walker, l. Wood, G. Laskowski, 1. Vogt, 1. Santncr. Burk Rou':' 1. Rirbriclge, G. Tlwisrcd. D. Field, D. Relnlicimcr, P. Meyer, j. Dauling. 1.53 X L X ff 0, - fly From' Side f H- mill- R- Kofmidff- G- K-czmmk. A- Rapp. R. Pytlik, M. wolf, 1. F.1w,M. vm... Scwml Rauf: D. Myszewski, A. Shipman, S. Sclzmledel, J. Krueger, K. Hildebrand, J. Holzolilr, S. Gould, A. Xrawczylr I Schilling B752-2 Rowylz Re-sch, J'. Conn, 'lf Lukowski, F. Metr, B. Brown, M. Neizzke, E. McE:cl:ron, D. Maint, G. Lasknwski. l . 1 at ow: ,, nea, M. Snmm. M. Pr sser, S. R d , D, Thi!! , U . Ahrenl: G. Vulxr, D. Kricien. 0 an azzo mu C' Have' F Haul' P- MCCIFTY, N- Pvzqrsh. 335 55 ' , .....nn, C. Geller, M. Mcnard, J. Srundalxl, R. Rowe. , .....u. 1'. Currir, P. Slmrolz, K. eirz, M. Safer, D. Wojciechowski, M. Myszewski, J. Santner, .....-menburg, P. Denisxon, D. Robinson, R. Arndt. M. Melvoin. Yum: Raw: C. Loving, E. Mclnryre, P. McCarthy, K. Berigzn. D. Torrena, M. Cleary, D. Wzmpacll, D. Aaron, C. Hamlets, R. Rube, G. Laskowski R. Davry, J. Kirbride, A. Buerschle, B. Irving, D. Lungbrake, G. Thisred. Burl Row: reuden. R. Niggerneier, J. Kr:-iman, J. Wood, S. Suirs, D. Field, G. Sutherland, H. Oppermann, D. Rcinlleirner, J. Walker, J. Thisted, yer, F. Wroblewski . Kelsey, J. Dauling, J. Walch, K. Sclnnzbel. kzqx 2 gf Y ,J Fnnchon . Landry .... Didier . . . Steve . . . Pierre .,... . . Colin ......... Father Barbeaud Mother Bmrbcaud Madelon ......... THE CAST Junior-Senior Play .Margaret Dunn ,Dennis Richards . .Robert Huron ,. john Kirkbridc Anthony Cassala . . .Roger Rebbun ......,Arl Laos Harrirflc Degncr Carol Mcliacbron Marietta ...... . .Milrlml Mfadv Susctte ,... .,.... I can Sorre- Manon ....... .,.., M ary Vallvr Annette ....,.,,. .... L ynn Holden Father Caillurd .... ..... I amos Wood Martcnenu ,..,., .,.. F red Bartz Old Faint . . . ....,.,.. ,........, .... A fl n Shipman Dancdr ..,..........,..........., ..... 1 oan Goll Prompter --'Sandra Friedman The Junior-Senior Play this year, Fanchon the Cricket, was somewhat of an experi- ment, as it was different from the usual type of play given. This play, the story of n young French girl, ostracized from the res: of the village because of her witch grandmother, was brought to the stage for the First time in Milwaukee. Long hours of hard work were well rewarded by the ex- cellent final performance. MERCURY ANNUAL Many times after school the janitor came to sweep room 120 and found members of the staff still hard at work. We hope we have given you an annual that will recall many pleasant memories of the past and :r V -': 5 5..:.,,,, K. present for the future. We would like to ' V ' ggjgjgf Y thank everyone who helped us prepare this book for you. .. A saga! : . ,,.'!', l S 3' 'F . . lazy: V ::.:..' Q i tzlfifl 4 . -1' jjijgexzszag,-5,5-' 4 'tv . .N 4 1 ' '51-s s 1 Q Editor-in-Chief Peggy Longbrake gm A . . Art Editors . Q I. joan Zastrow ,Q ' '- Mary Lou Gregg L-aa? :'t::tki.fjIQ'?:'Q f :H . .SHN wifes? l 'r if I'j1f'g1ga:aij:si,Ea.v.:, 3 e . ,sea .,,f,,,. 3, Yi! 2 i 53535 5 -L r ' 'lla' .l.llfIfffif A he annual could not be what it is ' :viz tw ,..aa..a, S 2' 5 A l ad we not three able advisors K ' Q lg' A' 4' ' Q.E?lff.ia j 2' EL lways willing to guide usg V 7 aagff ' ' 5 ever ceasing their helpful com- A ,, ,L J- I ' 1 ments, although , .U f f ' Q E nowing we didn't always employ Q -i t , ' V T them. .Y F gjae- 1' -I 'gf pecial thanks to Mr. Burns, 3. s s Mr. May, and Mr. Otto. I 'mi --Fil' ' 31 Advisors HCIPU3 Mr. Otto Sandy Friedman Mr. May Ann Shipman Mr. Burns Senior Editor 'Merry Vallee 1 1 , 11 i - 1 I . C ' 3 Sai, fi, S9 , . AL, T 'P ' f K . - m a? . 651. photogmphers Production Editor and Mxsc Tom Morgan sggxgq Mary Lou Thornburg Nelson X I f fl?Ol. 1 r ff' 'av 4. if er W - ' A . ' F532 ' 1 1-r 'ff :A - ,ff it sr It '37 ' ' . ea- w b Q 'Wg f X z ?1E 2:ii'? ici? -54 if A Q: Helper My Sports Editor Hglpcr Barbara Bergstrom Arc I-005 MUYCU3 Chewe xi- 5' 4? S..- wag ww I CAMARADERIE . X J n A Burk Raw: Ann Demnrest, Lynn Holden, Dian: Lorenz, Lind.: Bell Schafhcr, Gail Hoffman, jane Von, Kathy Freyburgcr, Winnie From' Row: Peggy Longbrakc, Vice Pres.: Ann Shipman, Claymn, Sccy,g Gingrr Weyenbcrg, Tu-as. L n W V lLi'1Jl'1ll I gs. 4 Camaraderic means friendship, and that is just exactly the theme of thc club. As Riversidc's girls' club, it is open to every girl in the school. High- points in thc yv:ar's list of activities include: Pigrail Day, Mothers' Ten, Football Hop, Christmas Project, and the prom, Some Enchanted Evening. With the credit going to Mrs. Mnthiowetz, Miss DCM3fSll, Miss Dunnway and Miss Zcman, the year was Q big SUCCCSS. 1-mu -W 'f - X J YB ,fl 'si s Ml GAENSLEN inun- A few blocks north of Riverside on the west bank of the Milwaukee River stands the F. J. Gaenslen School. The facilities of this modern sun-lit building include a beautiful swimming pool, a rec room, and n cafeteria. The school's academic services range from kindergarten through high schoolg the physical therapy department assists in developing stronger bodies and better health. Each year its graduating seniors join the Riverside graduates in their com- mencement exercises. X Ngo... W' ni Hl lACBE.TH 5 CAVALIERS Peter Jensen, William Kramer, Art Laos, Dick Aaron. Cavaliers is a club open to every boy an Riverside. The club provides an opportunity for the buys to ge: service projects and entertainment. Under Mr. Procknow's watchful eye, they assist with the collection of Thanksgiving baskets and, to- gether with Cam, sponsor the Foot- ball Hop and the Prom. ' ,eq ee- ' S 71, -.' 'x ' Q 'X ' J 'H Q. 4' Z ' X 'X T ki g ii CUE CLUB raw.. Nancy Krizck, Vi Bergstrom, Treas. f f . ff W' 1 W , , 5- 1 I -7 1 ,W L H 1 1 Z 31' i ce Pres.g Art Laos, Pres.: Darby Iiwald, Secy.: Barbara The purpose oi Cue, our dramatics club, is to give its members the opportunity to take part in dramatic presentations both for their own enjoyment and for that of the whole school. Under the guidance of Miss Bodden and Mr. Holmes, Cue Club helps promote the Jr.-Sr. play and sponsors the Forensic Contest. ' ALLEN CLUB The Y teen girls' club at River- side is Allen Club. The purpose of this club is to create friendship among the girls as well as to in- terest them in worthwhile service to the school and community. This year :he supervision was divided be- tween Miss Green and Mrs. Boltz. Highlights of the year include the Mothers' Tea and installation of oHicers, a tin can breakfast, and a weekend at Lake Genesee. 1 Q 'X I .' i in i Ili' 'Hi , . . . ,,,,e. L... 42 i iihfyp' . ' f x : in I :fi f i : W Lili , 1 B, Koch, Inner High Rep.g M. Krause, Secy.g J. Delno, Triangle Prem J. Wellman, Vice Pres.: J. HuBmm, Pres.g G. Kaltenbach, Treas HI-Y Hi-Y is a boys' club affiliated with the Y.M.C.A. Along with many other activities, they co- operated with the Y.W.C.A. to sponsor the Good Friday breakfast. N LKNL Q I ,-. L.-55' ......x . .t dfirflr ,V ' 11. -xy' I 'j 5 ,, .INV 5 2 . iff S. uv. ' I ?'m1'fffff2S'Ai o'iV i i ' - A- s -. 3. I gf' E , , e f 5 W F: 1 5 2, 'T ' 'iilffi is 'P F v 'fi 'f it 'fl Ain l ' it 1 i' 'j 1 .A Y E Smith Peter Walsh Tom Struct, Pres. Abxrnf: Dick Aaron Vice Pres. C pPHOT0 CLUB Dave Sutton, Pres.g Dorothea Mueller Secy Ken Nix Vice Pres Photo Club is composed of cam- era bugs who learn how to put the basic fundamentals of photog- raphy into action. Supervised by Mr. Otto, the members use dark- room facilitics to develop pictures. Photo Club is responsible for the raking and developing of pictures at Riverside's prom. 'S 'xfxls -LX X 49? : ART CLUB x ' c cz . 1 Dian: Lorenz, Treas.g Sue Heckcr, Vic: Pres.: Dr.-bby' Douihsf P 5'i MHY Lou GNSS- SKY- Anyonc interested in drawing and painting would enjoy being a member of Art Club. Guided by Miss Skinner, che club designed all the scenery used for the Jr.-Sr. play, Christmas and Thanksgiving programs, and any other plays and skits. HOME ECONOMICS CLUB Elaine Turowxki. Marcia Kem, Ione Bader. Dany Mcide, Pres. It is z tradition at Riv- erside that Home Econom- ics Club sponsors the Hon- or Dinner. In order to continue this practice, the club held a bake and apron sale an Open House, and s style show for the school. These activities are direct- ed by Miss O'Neill ably assisted by Miss Coffelt. ' C ,,,,f A. if X All C J l ff if LSA-s 1-J-,. Fonelcu LANGUAGE awe The purpose of Foreign Language Club is to pro- mote international good- will and understanding of other nations among Riv- erside's students. The main activity of the club is sponsoring United Nations Day. This year Foreign Language Club was given the continental couch 1 by its advisor, Miss Duna- way, who spent last year in Europe. fzw-:.ff. 2 :.'iE'2 r-HW . ziiggii-1 t'li x Lf i fliifw' I ' f ' V -' ' ' fffiligfd?'E'i'5EIf:gie'ffi.i ?f. 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J 1 , 43hWll'lC2'3l' I ' EQ.91e,Z-ff ORIENT-CRESCENT WQN XTC ge Sm , 'L I Q Cf 'ff' i , 4, fi A .Z-,K-if Dave Cary, John asm, Pm., Lama Amman. sandra Friedman. ff! -, ..., . - If you are one who likes to argue, why not join Orient-Crescent and make it profitable. Coached by Mr. Ashford, the club discussed and debated on a variety of subjects this past year. lt helps students to learn to think logically and help them to over- come stage fright. x 42 Q I MMM A f t A 'Z' X ff fa .saman- a STAGE CREW ix 9 N QS- !! Co TO Q3 C A The movie crcu' is responsible for .ill visual aid instruction in the school. They also tnkc :arc of showing the slides for community singing. Mr. Rnyncs is thc advisor. Mr. Suchy, Arr Loos, Roger Lundhnlm, Merry Valce, Tom Rice, Dick Aaron, Joe Nelson, David cmy. One of thc most time-consuming services to the school is done by the stage crew. They run the stage behind the scenes for every auditorium program. One of their outstanding projects was thc lighting and stage settings for the J.S. play. This busy staff is directed by Mr. Suchy. MOVIE CREW E-1 .rf AQ if 2 g HAD mil - ll, : i ,ff ifi'Qj-if l 'L 4 J ful , t fi ft l X mx tn' y , fi, x lk i F I Q, I r f SERVICE AWARDS N59 ., .gc nf' IW 'Ju Y' 'is I ' -'Si Q., J A avr' HENZL. ROBERT AWARDS JANUARY HONORS JUNIOR SENIOR NATIONAL HONOR NATIONAL HONOR Robert Hcnzl Anira Neumann Marjorie Lurner Nina Amnrosa Marjorie Gave Louise Pick Patricia Sergeant Warren Adamcak Gloria Gumina James Hishmek Theodore Zallendeclr WILVERS, RAYMOND XVI? WILLIAMS, PAUL . , , t I- I Q Z ,T N ,, I 2 ' Q -I ' . I? A : 'Y is 1:5 ,M ' ' , x Q'lff2f4r -I AL. ADAMEAK, WARREN I SSIOLTMANN, I JUNE HONORS GERALD SENIOR JUNIOR SCHOLARSHIP b 7 , A A 1' NATIONAL HONOR NATIONAL HONOR AWARDS SERVICE AWARDS A ' ' JA Richard Aaron John Baron David Evans David Can' 5 K Maryerxa Chewe Barbara Bergstrom Charles Franchino .Inn Dflfw ' 1 Sandra Friedman Margarer Dunn Pamrick Mahoney ,IIWS FCUCFIY ii Y Lois Gumz joan HoB'man Donald Powichroski Burt Fxer ,X Rf Susan Heclrer Lynn Holden Marilyn Spalt KIUUYD HIHCUY 'f f Thomas Howell Peggy Longbrake .IMD Gull QE 1- William Kramer Anne Shi man .IW PNN' .IUISUI l7f.' A N V Arrhur Loo: Diane Lorenz Roger Lundholm Jean Parker Reber: Ubcrlluss Paul Williams Frederick Wroble wski P Sandra Suits- Mary Lou Thornburg Gertrude Kalrenbach Pezer Kamuchey Jane Kelley Thomas Kasidowski Dorothy Meide Gerald Roszak Elizabeth Schulre Helen Schulre Kennerh Spazh Donald Spur: Gerald Srolimann Merry Vallee MEIDE. DOROTHY 5 s SCHULTB, ELIZABET PROM An enchanting evening was had by all who at- tended this year's spring prom, Some Enchanted Evening. Bob Stevens and his orchestra were a special treat because they provided a floor show as well as the dance music. The dancers swayed under waving palm trees, glittering stars, :md a great crystal ball. Dottie Meide and Ron Makowski reigned for the evening as prom king and queen. On May 1, Hawaii had truly come to life in the new gym. PROM couiu' or HONOR: ' Myron Slamos, Rose Kosmcider, Arthur Huth, Barbara Lebowsky, Ronald Makowsky fliingj, Dorothy Meide fQueenj, Jean Turow, James Welch, ,Ioan Hotimann, Tom Street, Doromhy Bnlisrrcri, Gerald Steinman. DANCE GROUP AND ROCKETTES ...v--... . .. , . . 3.15. F: r 'Effie' 's --... yfsgfg , z'-ifzfg-E 3,3 4 fi. :Q . vi, - . M.,-:r 'f4'X5f?f', 5,,,,5,1 -' 2 , 1 I 5-Tunnui in 4 4 , w '-1 :wud-fo' H ij-Qi ' fri.,-. wr... , ' gg: v..x'F' 1- 1 ,,:i': 2 ., ,A . A J sf 4 af s rrw5lgQf:,:,g..ffe- W- 'L' ,5 .,-,,,....'ur,,.,'.V a ' -g3.tf-an 4. ,dw i..f3'.-1 ,' Vwiqkf' ,, . Two new groups were added to the already long list of activities provided by thc girls' physical edu- cation department this year. The first one formed was the RIVERSIDE ROCKETTES, :i drill team which entertained the spec- tators between halves at football and basketball games. Later in the year, a dance group was formed which specializes in de- veloping dances for various programs in the course of the year. Both activities are well supported due to the tireless efforts of Mrs. Laden and Miss Green. PLANT OPERATIONS 7 QQ A Gulf'- VE ' .fit J y f A J eff if ' xwif lst ro w-- Wallace Bruss, Gordon Ceipluch, Joe Kruscha 2nd row-- Ralph WeisWing Joe Sonsone MANY THANKS! VOGUE PHOTOGRAPHERS Schaanie Plafunaeq . Serving the Public for 34 Years H! N. Third and West Locust St. CONGRATULATIONS O ROBERT A. SCHWARTZBURG U Schwartzburgfs Oldsmobile, Inc. 2500 N. 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Whifefish Bay l TENNIS - GOLF - BASEBALL .BASKETBALL - FOOTBALL Complete Line of Spar! Clothes Cnllegejithletic Supply Co. V 749 N. Plankinton Ave. whatever you do .... SAVE SAVE lv .5 2 gi:in snve - W :Q X w I X For college or travel or other future needs, save at any convenient office of the First Wisconsin National Bank. Whatever your plans or hopes or dreams may be whatever you do ..... if-A r fe' if f- ttf ,J ' 1 I 551111 fix'-f I X W SAVE at the FIRST WISCONSIN First Wisconsin National Bank of Milwaukee Illllll Flllllll. DEFOSIY INIUIANCI CDIIOIIAYION Katherine Shop 2868 N. Oakland Ave. SKIRTS -- BLOUSES - HOSIERY LINGERIE - GARMENTS - BRAS CONGRATULATIONS Riverside and Class of 1954 0 pahick Jl. 4644 Alderman 18th Ward R O S Y N E K ' S NORTH END PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY Fllanklin 2-9961, 2-9603 3279 N. Holton at Concordia Congratulations to Class of 1954 NORINTS MEAT MARKET 31-1 East Cemer St. J. KORNELY HARDWARE CO. zsos N. Third si. STEPHEN KACZMAREK SHOE STORE 912 E. wright si. I-IOLTON HARDXWARE 84 APPLIANCE CO. 2906 N. Holton Sr. A FRIEND OF RIVERSIDERS ATHLETIC PROGRAM Seventeen... . . . Meeting and Private Dining Rooms of various size for your business and social requirements. HOTEL PFISTER I0hnny's Cleaners and Byers REPAIRS ALTERATIONS TAILORING 2868 N. Fratney St. Pick-Up and Delivery CO. 4-2128 Home Savings Bank N. Third at WC Garfield Ave. A COMMERCIAL BANK Free Parking Facilities for Cuslamers Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. Member Federal Reserve System Q 1 X V Hn: Cloth 9 ar Women am! Cluldren 141 W W W 'l I' I1 Buy E. suv.. ri 4 Ro J 'fi . 'arm ,Z F , 9 A rllzels 1' lnlrwaxuucei ' in I . f Da-mann Sean . iseomin Avenue lumen I 133 s, s .J MEET RIVERSIDE ce Y Hal' at Two Large Halls JOE PLOTKINS 12 Bowling Alleys 6 d f ll W BOWL FOR HEALTH g00 0 0 2340 N. Farwell Avenue 2901 N. Oakland Avenue BRondway 2-7795 eff 3.1 ii? if Compliments of P P 0 1' NED E. FORAN ..'Z'Z 7.31175 2943 N. Oakland Avenue flllPOWlCZ PHARMACY J. A. and C. Filipowicz, R. Phs. 800 E. Center St. Comer Fratney SCHMITT-ORLOW Fine Boys' and Students' Clothing 5611 West North Avenue L and H FOOD MARKET 1735 W. Atkinson Ave. ' LEARN T0 DRIVE A. B. C. Driving School 322 W. Wells St. BR. 2-5767 Sperial Sludenl Rules WO. 2-8060 Open Friday till 9 P. 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First, you can save money. And second, you can save yourself the embarrassment of having to apologize for your dancing. Nowin effect at ArthurMurray2S So don't wait. . . come in now. Put your- self in the hands of an Arthur Murray ex- Studlos ui FC Brush up on your dancing before vacation time pert and see for yourself how quick and easy it is to become a popular partner, thanks to his Magic Step method of teaching. See, too, why so many sought- afrer partners are Arthur Murray graduates. Acc now and be all set for the best vacation ever. Studios open 10 AM to 10 PM-daily. ondifioned ARTHUR MURRAY School of Dancing onnmf Murray. Inc.-1753 MlLWAUKEE'S NORTH SIDE HEADQUARTERS FOR WORLD FAMOUS General Electric Home Appliances RCA Victor Television and G. E. Television PAZIK APPLIANCES 2362 N. 3rd St. Geotge Pazik LO. 2-4216 Q Q. ff:.::':.i:- - kf:mzf.v:f?1 .1 rlTE'w fzffmayaz 5 Son co. gnc. 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