Rufus King High School - Kings Crown Yearbook (Milwaukee, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1939 volume:

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So in these pages is recorded the progress of a year at Rufus King in men- tal and muscular activity toward the idealof a sound mind in a sound body. eanfenbi INTRODUCTION EA C U L T Y GRADUATES UNDER- GRADUATES ACTIVITIES ATHLETICS FEATURES To Milton C. Potter . . . Twenty-five years superintendent of the Milwaukee Schools . . . whose farsighted and liberal ideal, mens sana in corpore sano, has contributed much to education . . . under whoseguidan ce we received the modern facilities and healthful environment of our beautiful school . . . Whose fine character and delightfully human touch have charmed all who have come ' t h ' in o t e sphere of h1s personality . . . we dedicate this 1939 issue of the King's Crown. 'ffice-fjzbinclipxifl MARSHALL E. BORN 7:5 e:gWsgr4:.e'w2Qm.w,.-f I RALPH G. CHA MBERLIN emu., MARGARET I. BARRY HARRY A. BROWN Science, Gym Commercial Girls' Athletics WALTERIL. BRAUER Vf Q- Mathematics, lf ,-'Ldvisementv 1 ,77 , V ' 4 5 fs-ff . CARL F. BUBECK REUBEN A. CHARETTE Mathematics Metal Work Boys' Athletics Stage Service JUNE BURKE Latin, Speech Dramatics EVELYN M. CROWLEY MARIE DAETZ English Commercial ESTHER W. CURRIE English, Speech Dramatics LYDIA DETTMAN IRVIN A. ENGEN English Commercial Auditorium CATHERINE DEVOYK Modern Languages Girls' Club ' -5 , . - Q ' ', Q VE A 1 A lf 5' A N, -A Mi, Nik .. tk x I X - BRUNHILDE FLEER LESTER W. GARBE Social Studies Mathematics Advisement Athletic Equipment IOHN C. FOTI Social Studies Cadet, Coach MARY GAUNT STANLEY M. HANKS Latin Commercial Publications Boys' Athletics EUGENE P. HACKETT English Publications emu, ALVIN H. HANSON ELDEN H. HUNTER English Social Science Advisement Advanced Camera ESTHER HEISE Clothing Household Arts MARIE A. INGRAM MARIE IASPERSEN English Commercial Girls' Club Advisement IOHN IANKOWSKI English, Science Boys' Athletics FRAN IS E. IOAS IOHN C. KACZMAREK echanical Social Science Drawing Boys' Athletics Bookstore A Physics. Algebra Camera Service, ,X L. B. IOHNSON X QV CLARA KANN M. S. KENNEY English, German English, Arithmetic Auditorium A. LEROY KEENEY Physics ALENE F. KOEHN HAROLD M. KUCKUK English Biology Visual Service ETHEL E. KROES English Iunior Dramatics GERTRUDE KUNDMAN OZINE LABINE Art English, French Art Service Girls' Club JOHN I. KURTZ Commercial Cafeteria FILLMORE LAUN CATH. LIGHTBODY Mathematics ARNOLD LENZ Commercial Geography, Law ELIZABETH LUDWIG F. B. MC ELROY Girls' Gym Wood Shop Girls' Athletics Industrial Arts I. E. H. LUEBCHOW German German Club HELEN MERVASH WILLIAM D. MURPHY German Commercial Accounting Service BESSIE MURPHY Social Science R. W.NEUBAUER c. T. PoLoM1s Boys' Athletics Biology Commercial Boys' Athletics GLADYS PFEFFER Speech Public Address MARTHA ROBBINS H. S. RUTHERFORD English Science Publications Boys' Club MOLLIE M. ROEMER English Iunior Dramatics ELLEN M. SARGEANT A. G. SCHEFTNER Music Mathematics Girls' Glee Club HAROLD T. SCHARF Chemistry, Golf amzz., LEONARD I. SCHULZE IRVING W. STOUT Algebra, Social Science Chemistry Advisement MARY F. SIMANDL Home Economics ELIZABETH SULLIVAN ELIZABETH WALKER History English Evening Committee Dramatic Club MARGUERITE TICE Home Economics Cafeteria E. M. WILLIAMSEN E. B. WIRTHWEIN Commercial Mathematics Dramatic Club WILLIAM H. WING Commercial ARNOLD C. WITTKOP ARTHUR ZAHORIK Commercial Social Council Music Publicity GEORGE A. WOLF Boys' Gym Boys' Athletics H. C. ZIMMERMAN H. M. MARCHER Commercial Receiving Room Librarian EUNICE PLUMMER Visiting Teacher George Beltman School Engineer l LORRAINE WESTPHAL Assistant Secretary ESTHER PHILLIPS Secretary MILDRED P. KNOX Secretary Seniafaa' 4eJfwafufQ Mile GLADYS LOYDA, Secretary GEORGE GUNN, President WALTER MANDLER, Treasurer GERALD SWENSON, Vice President Q 4 GEORGE ROUSH, President POLLY PADDOCK. Secretary RICHARD KAPUSCINSKI, Vice President HAROLD MUENZMAIER, Treasurer I Gwmm A few members of the February grad- uating class are performing experiments in Mr. Iohnson's Physics class. Karl Wegener is shown standing, while put- ting the meter stick into use. This is an example of learning by participation in our science classes. It is to be noted that this particular room is equipped with apparatus suited to Physics classes. Zzebmafzq Qaadualei GAIL ADAMS RUTH ALBERT Elective Course Elective Course Fencing Glee Club Volleyball Cadet Service MARVIN ADOMAT ROBERT ALBRECHT Mathematics Elective Course Course Stage Crew Football Cadet Service Athletic Council HELEN ANDERSON BETTE BANNERMAN Stenographic Elective Course Course Dramatic Club Student Council Cadet Service ROBERT ANDERSON LUCILLE BARWICK Elective Course Elective Course Library Council Dramatic Club M. BAUMANN ETHEL BEDNAR Elective Course Elective Course School Council Cafeteria Council Commercial Service DORIS BECKER LORRAINE BEHLING Elective Course Stenographic A Cappella Course Girls' Club Dramatic Club Swimming Club EDWARD BELOT KUNIGUNDE BRAUN Elective Course Stenographic Basketball Course Track Commercial Service Intramurals ARTHUR BOEING NORMAN BREEST Elective Course Mathematics Social Council Course Football Intramurals Bicycle Council HERBERT BRETZEL IANE BUERGER Elective Course Elective Course Boys' Club Library Service Art Service KENNETH BROWN VIOLET BUESCHEL Science Course Stenographic Band Course Track Dramatic Club Safety Council ILLIAM BUNTROCK GERALDINE BUTTKE Elective Course Stenographic Fencing Club Course Commercial Service Cadet Service JACK BUTH C. CANTRILL Elective Course History Course Wrestling Girls' Club Cadet Service King's Page CHRISTENSEN EDWARD CORPRON Elective Course Elective Course ROSS COLLATH ROBERT GRUSEN Elective Course Elective Course Cadet Service Archery Intramurals Volleyball lVlARlLYN DALL EDWARD DANIELS Elective Course Elective Course Girls' Club Boys' Club Latin Club Publication Council DORIS DANIEL BERNARD DANIELSON Elective Course Elective Course King's Page Glee Club News Writers' Dramatic Club Club ROBERT DE BLAEY MAYNARD DOES Mathematics Elective Course Course Safety Council Band Boys' Club Dance Orchestra S. DER AVEDISIAN ESTHER DOLGE Stenographic Elective Course Course Cadet Service Commercial Service ALFRED DUNN WIMMIS EIMERMAN Science Course Latin Course Basketball Cadet Service Track King's Page DONALD ECKMANN EVELYN FAHR Elective Course Elective Course Football Cadet Service Basketball A Cappella , if Q, 7' W 1 Four players on the varsity squad are shown in a basketball pose in King's gym. Reading from left to right we find Bob Schultz, Donald Thorn, Gerald Swenson, Paul Maertzweiler ready for action. Other notables in basketball, who were members of the February class, are Don Eckmann and Henry QGAILMGJLQ Qmchmiea Mr. Bell, president of the Milwaukee School Board, is shown presenting a diploma to Edward Daniels. He is being attentively watched by Walter Mandler on the left, and Mr. Chamberlin and Mr. Born on the right. George Gunn, class president, is assisting. 4 Q 4 LA SALLE FALK DOROTHY FILLAFBR Elective Course Elective Course Gym Cadet Commercial Athletic Council RICHARD FELDT Elective Course Service Girls' Club WILBERT FINGER Elective Course Cafeteria Council GERALDINE FISCHER EILEEN GAUDIAN Elective Course Elective Course Fencing News Service Club Swim Club Art Service WALTER FRUHMAN DOROTHY GIDDINGS Elective Course Mathematics Fencing Course Auditorium Cadet Service Council RALPH GIESE DOROTHY GOEHLEN Elective Course Mathematics Course Messenger Service Cadet Service KENNETH GIGSTEAD IOHN GUENTHER Science Course Elective Course Tennis Archery Archery Band GEORGE GUNN FLORENCE HAMERSTI Science Course Dramatic Service School Council MARIAN HAEFFEL Elective Course Elective Course Girls' Club ANITA HAMMER Stenographic Course Athletic Council Dramatic Club ALICE HAUG HAROLD HENRICH Science Course Cadet Service King's Page ELFRIEDA HELBIG Elective Course King's Page Elective Course Athletic Council Intramurals RUTH HENKEL Stenographic Course Publications Council Art Service -13- BENGT HERDER MARION HOELKE Elective Course Stenographic Cadet Service Course Art Service Cadet Service MARY ANN HILLEN FLOYD HOLU Elective Course Science C urse Girls' Club Bicycle Cadet Cadet Service LORRAINE HORNIK TOM IOOST Elective Course Science Course Commercial Intramurals Intramurals Social Club BEATRICE HRUSHKA LORRAINE KAHL ' Elective Course Cadet Service Elective Course Cadet Service Dramatic Club A Cappella RALPH KEMPE RAYMOND KOESTER Science Course Elective Course Intramurals Soccer Street Traders' Intramurals H W Council I EVELYN KITTLESON BETH KOHLER Science Course Art Service Elective Course Dramatic Club Costume Design Athletic Council ROBERT KOPLIN D. KRASCHINSKY Elective Course Science Course A Cappella Dramatic Club Advisement A Cappella Council MARIORIE KORN Science Course BEATRICE KRAUSE Science Course Dramatic Club Commercial A Cappella Service Accounting Service CARROLL KUSS LESTER LAABS Accounting Course Bank Associate ROLAND KUZDAS Science Course Auditorium Council Basketball 1 Science Course Cadet Service Intramurals DONALD LAMBRECHT Mathematics Course Football Cadet Service -19- Carrying on a discussion inthe Little English Room, We find Edward Belot, Lorraine Behling, and Lucille Tuttle. This room is often used by speech classes in the course of study. This par- ticular class is Miss Pfeffer's. 4 Qaacfaaia The Triple Trio is shown rendering a song at the February Commencement exercises. Standing, from left to right, are Ruth Schumacher, Eileen G-audian, Irma Seidl, Helen Mullaly, Margaret Schaffner, Beth Kohler, Wimmis Eimer- man, Dorothy Zastrow, and Lorraine Kahl. Zzedumfuf Qwcfuala WILLIAM LANG IEROME LEMBERGER Mathematics Elective Course CO'-use Intramurals Tennis Street traders Cadet Service Council HERBERT LEISKE MARVIN LEWIN Science Course Science Course Track Archery Cadet Service IAMES LINDSTEDT GEORGE LUBENOW Mathematics Elective Course Course Stage Service Dance Orchestra Dramatic Club Athletic Council GLADYS LOYDA PAUL MAERTZWEILER Elective Course English Course School Council Football Dramatic Club Basketball WALTER MANDLER AZZAN MC KAGAN Science Course Elective Course Football Visual Aids Wrestling Cafeteria Council ALFRED MAURER EMIL MEH Elective Course Science Course Safety Council Bank Associate CLARENCE MERZ LEWIS MOERKE Science Course Elective Course Cadet Service Orchestra Football Manager A Cappella DOROTHEE MILLER HELEN MULLALY Elective Course Stenographic Social Club Course Publication Council Girls' Club Girls' Chorus SHIRLEY NEUBAUER RUTH NICHOLAS Stenographic Elective Course Course Auditorium Dramatic Club Council Dramatic Club AUDREY NEUWEILER IANE OLSEN English Course Science Course Girls' Club Auditorium School Council Council Girls' Club NORMAN ORTLEIB ALVIN PINTER Science Course Elective Course Football Orchestra Gym Team Cadet Service ELMER PARLOW FRANK ROSENSTEIN Elective Course Mathematics Saiety Council CO'-use Cadet Service Dramatic Club DOROTHY ROSMANN KENNETH SCHAFER Elective Course Science Course Dramatic Club Cafeteria Council Safety Council MARION RUSCH M. SCHAFFNER Elective Course Science Course Art Service Club Commercial Service RAY SCHIMMELPFENNING ARTHUR SCHMID Mathematics Elective Course CO'-use Football A Cappella Cadet Service Cadet Service LUTHER SCHLEISNER ROBERT SCHULZ Mathematics Elective Course Course Cadet Service Basketball RUTH SCHUMACHER IRMA SEIDL Elective Course Elective Course A Cappella Girls' Chorus Commercial Cadet Service Service MARY IEAN SCOTT LOIS SEMMANN English Course Elective Course Make Up Club Dramatic Club Dramatic Club Commercial Service ' VIRGINIA SEVERSON IEAN SMITH Elective Course Elective Course Cadet Service Girls' Club Dramatic Club Latin Club HARLAN SICKLER DORIS STELZEL Elective Course y Elective Course Dance Orchestra Cadet Service Dramatic Club 1 aitf f l , A. ' Pictured in action is Gerald Swenson. as King defeated Tech 26-O. The game took place at South stadium on Satur- day, October 30. Football intrigued many of our February grads, including Don Lambrecht, Paul Maertzvveiler, Don Eckmann, Norman Ortlieb, and Walter Mandler. 4 6' ANN WOLLENSAK WILMER WUSSOW Elective Course Elective Course Art Service Dramatic Club NORMA IEAN ZAHN DOROTHY ZASTROW RUTH ZENTGRAF Elective Course Stenographic Elective Course Course Girls' Club Cadet Service A Cappella 4 0 , RAY STOECKMANN ROBERT STREHLOW Science Course Elective Course Social Council Football Manager Track King's Page ORVILLE STRAUB VERNA STRUDELL Elective Course English Course Social Council King's Page Library Council Archery Club GERALD SWENSON REIDUN THORGERSEN Science Course Elective Course Basketball Track MARGARET SYRING DONALD THORN Elective Course Elective Course Accounting Club Track Archery Club Basketball KENNETH THUR LUCILLE TUTTLE Elective Course Science Course Archery Club Band Track Intramurals BETTY LU TRAPPE MARGIT ULBRICH Elective Course English Course A Cappella King's Page Dramatic Club Archery Club LUCIA UNGER RICHARD VOELZ Elective Course Elective Course Cadet Service Track PEMBROKE VINE EVELYN VOLBRECHT Science Course Elective Course DANIEL WALLOCK HENRY WELKE Elective Course Basketball Track Track KARL WEGENER IAUNITA WITZ Science Course Accounting Course Stage Crew Cadet Service ' Fencing Commercial Service FRED E. ALMOND WILLIAM F. ANDERS SHIRLEY M. ARNDT Mathematics Elective Course 'V Elective Course Track Auditorium Counci ,jj , Dramatic Make-up Club Soccer Safet Council f J ' l ibrary Council Y K XJ 1 f f M A. H. ALTENHOFEN ,ML A A Rf. Tennis A . fnin f 1 f IOHN 1. ARNOLD Golf JJ T gd P ,T Elective Course Swimming ' ,Gino ,' , Glee Club j ' Fencing . J li 7 JANET R. AUER ,1 fe' T I l'Vf Steno h. C . ,fl ,hye rse I , - ,grep 1C ourgek 1 Ar er 0 HARRY c. REAL Glfls Glee plub X AJ VH uallfid 1 L, Science Course Social Dancing f j I I -I-rack , U Industrial Arts CLARENCE E. BAKER - egg Elective Course appella hoir GORDON BEHNE Camera Club chestra T Cadet rack Football IANET M. BELTMAN Stenographic Course Girls' Glee Club A Cappella HARRY F. BENKERT Dramatic Club Cadet Service Social Council LILLIAN C. BERGSTROM School Council Cadet Girls' Club Athletic Council WALTER D. BESSEL Elective Course Tennis Safety Council PHIL BERMAN English Course Projection of Movies King's Page WARREN G. BIALLAS Council Elective Course :me Qaacfuaja W0 HARVEY C. BIEDENBENDER FLORENCE S. BLECK ELMER H. BRAATZ Elective Course Commercial Course Elective Course Manual Arts Library Social Dancing News Boys Advisement Advisement FLOlgENCE Ail.BlESEL RANDALL H- BOEING E. ASBRAEGEIR enograp 1C . enograp xc Course Eleigvi Course Course Swimming Goo Q Social Dancing Girls' curb Ym em Glee cmb MARION G. BRASCH Dramatic Service Glee Club Annual Service IANE M. BRAUN Stenoqraphic Course A Cappella Choir Athletic Council FREDERIC E. BUEGE Visual Aids A Cappella Choir Annual Committee EDWIN S. BUENIN G Elective Course Street Traders Cadet Council KENNETH F. BRODER Elective Course Band Service Band R. E. BRODHAGEN Elective Course Dramatic Club Cadet Council DOROTHY A. BULLERMAN Science Course Music Club Glee Club M. E. BULLERMAN Dramatic Club Glee Club Library Council IUNE E. BROESE Elective Course Dramatic Club Social Council VIOLET M. BRUNNER Elective Course Tennis Social Service ROBERT G. CALLIES Elective Course Cadet Council Athletic Council DOROTHY E. CASS School Council Dramatic Club Auditorium Council 'T Ta? tl' 5 A Rfk he lg r Q, , 'Q' -25- Q tt t 49- . 3 ANN S. CASSADY IEAN C. CLAUS CLIFFORD A. CLEMENS Auditorium Council Elective Course Elective Course Public Address Service Club Cadet Service Golf K. L. CLAUSING Cadet Council King's Page Art Service A Cappella Choir Publicity Council Swimming Girls. club Vocal Ensemble MILDRED COLEMAN IUNE E, CLEMENS Cadet Service MARION M. COOK Elective Course Band Commercial Course ' Chorus Cheer Leader Cafeteria Council Tennis Club M. D. CLEMENS ' EAN COMDOHR Library Council I Commercial Course WESTON I. CRAIG an Sellavice Bookstore B Elective Course 05156 .old Ang Accounting First Ald eI'VlCe Afghery LA DALLI MART-TlbP. D2VIGIiON GRACE E' DICKMANN ec ive ourse i rary ounci . gemggg.g1gg1 b Tennis Club ?35EL2i..ESF5ii.....1 us I u Girls Club Dramatic Make-up Club D. M. DALLMAN S,e,.,og,aphiC RALPH E. DEWEY GERALD E. DIETZ Course Elective Course Track Girls' Club Golt Math. Course Tennis Club Annual Committee Cadet Council 6046 G 126.. W0 FRANK E. DOEGE KATHRYN I. DOSER RICHARD G. DUENO Elective Course Publication Council Elective Course Service Band Public Address Club Safety Council Street Traders Council Dramatic Club ARBUTUS Y. DUNN PATRICIA A' DUKE DONALD D.DnAEGER E1 dive Come Girls' Glee Club e - G. 1 , Athl t. Science Course Social Dancing 12:5 .le tc Photography Club Club cutie' Chemistry Club Creative Writing Dramatic Club Club LORRAINE DUNOON BETTY IP-NE EIF1-ER Elective course Science Course Swimming Publicity Service Council Elective Course Tennis Girls' Glee Club Tennis Girls' Athletic Council E. A. EICHSTAEDT LA MONTG ENGLE M th t' ' 'Cs science Come DORIS FITZLAFF Student Council Student Council Stenographic Band and Fencing . X. .Course - Orchestra glbfailggggngl ' ocra in KURT L. FRICTON I 7 7 ci b 101-IN H. FRANKEN Elective Course H wif' L' Visual Aid Service Student Council A Cappella Chorus Street Traders Council ' LA VERNE FRITSCHE Soccer Commercial Course Auditorium Council I. C. FREIBURGER M. H. FRIEDRICH Dramatic Club Elective Course Publicity Council 0 Public Address Public Address 5 , Service Service ' K -., RALPH R' FULLER Cadet Camera Service h is-' Elective Course .. ,1 ' 5 f , - P f as Ativan' Ai E -27- r7 O! I ,539 bf-1 'JLAJ x,l0 n-fyfr..ff6 f-44'-' QV' f J f f'Q,AQ4iff , .yi -.1 M1 - ,i e,fJ4 ffQ1f -I ffzri. p. f K l N N 1 MARCELLA D. GAEDE RUDOLPH I. GERGER ADELAIDE L. GERKHARDT Cadet Elective Course Elective Course A Cappella Choir Boys' Club Auditorium Council Intramurals Dramatic Club 4 GORDON G. GAULKE MILTON L. GERHARD G L GIESE Track Elective Course ' Golf tenographic Soccer . . Cafeteria Council Course A Cappella Chou Social Dancing Club REINHABD W. GIESECKE MAGDP-LENA E- GOEHLEH Elective Course Elecuve Come ELIZABETH 1. GoETz Cadet Council Band I Gym Team Library Cadet Stenographic Course DANNIE R. GILLER M. E. GOELDNER E. E- GOSTCHOCK Elective Course Student Council g0m1'1'16ICiH1 CO1-ITSG Advisement Soccer 0mI1'le1'Cia1 Council Cadet Service Tennis Club Publicity Council LA VERNE A. GROESCHL LUCILLE L- GRUEHN RUTH M- GUSHO Fencing Team Commercial Course Library Cadet Girls' Basketball SQCQ1 Danvipg Club - Commercial Service Band Girls Athletic Council Library Council 1 C. W. GROSKOPF N. E. GRUSSING L. A. GUTWALD Cafeteria Council Elective Course A Cappella Choir Visual Service Girls' Club Tennis Cadet Service Cadet Basketball Mile Q -28- GERP-LD A- HAP-CK IUSTINE E. HAHN Elective Course Commercial Course Safely C01-1nCi1 Commercial Service Library Council E. w. HAGSTRAND M. E. HALAZON 'gait Elective Course IC Fry Household Arts X Elective Course Club P Cadet Service J LOUIS F. HARRIS 'li I ' ', Football PAUL l- HASE X LEX Track Elective Course k .X Science Course Student Council . X W. R L HAWKINSON 5 EUGENE E. HARTMAN ' ' . .' 2 ' Elective Course Saleem? Course K ' Safety Council fest mg kb .i 3, l A ' IRENE G. HEINZEN ANITA V. HEIDEN Library Council Elective Course Ixftfafnufals Cafeteria Council Kmg S Page T. C. A. HENKEL IEAN E. HEIDEN Football Elective Course Annual Service Girls' Glee Club Band qmemzei LILLIAN M. HAMANN Elective Course Social Dancing Social Council B. W. HARGARTEN Tennis Social Dancing Elective Course KEITH I. HAYES Mathematics Course WILLIAM A. HERBER Elective Course Track JANE T. HETTRICK Science Course Basketball Tennis B. C. HEYDE Cadet Service Girls' Glee Club Girls' Swimming Club -29- KENNETH I. HEYMAN SHIRLEY E. HILGER THERESA M. HIPP Golf Team Mathematics Stenographic Course Camera Club Course Glee Club Girls' Swimming Bookkeeping Service Girls' Basketball ' HEINZ E. HEYSE Football PHILIP E. HIRSCHEL Track . s. L. E. HINRICHS Dfamaucs Magazines Elective Course An Service Publication Council Public Address Girls' Club Service RICHARD HOENIG Science Course WALTER I. HOLZER Music CHARLES G. HOFFMAN E1 ective Course Tennis Band Manual Arts Service Club Orchestra A Cappella Choir GERERUDE HOERT BETTY A. HOPPE cience ourse . SoCia1DanCing C. A' HOLMING Elective Course School Council Elective Course G' 1 ' C1 S uh ADELINE E. JAHOLIMEK IOHN C. HRENAK Elective Course A d-t - C -1 Tennis E12CIi32 E'Zu,ZZ C' EARL IANIKOWSKY I-ibrarYCOunCi1 Publications Elective Course MARIORIE IEWETT R. WM. HUGHES M. R. IANZER Elective Track Elective Cadet Service Wrestling Publicity Council Girls' Swimming Gym Team Swimming Club Club Mite Q -30- WG CHARLES M. JOHNSON DELORES M. IUEDS KENNETH K. KAMRATH Elective Course Science Course D1'aInaiiCS Orchestra Tennis Tennis Glee Club for Boys Girls' Glee Club Elective Course HAZEL M' KAISEH Lois 1 KANNENBERG HARLAN R. IOHNSON Stenogmphic Elective Course Elective Course Course Tennis Cafeteria Council Public Address Club Acgfifgfnt QUENTIN R. KIELICH ARTHUR c. E. KAN1' Science Course Cadet Visual Aids Camera Service JAMES M' KATZFEY Tennis Club German Club Math. Course- Safety Council Music Club AN A. DER R. KAPUSCINSKI no Igzphic Elective Course F. G. KIEFERNDORF Sch uncil Music Math. Course Girls' Dramatics Public Address Service Band-MUSIC HERBERT H. KOEHLER ALAN R. KLEIN Track Elective Course EDITH E' KOEHLER Soccer Elective Course Eleclilfe Glee Club WILMA A. KLoPc1cH Dmmahc Club R. H. KOEHLER Cadet Service Manual AHS Dramatic F- M- KOEHI-'ER Service Public Address Elective Course Street Traders Club Street Traders Elective Course ' -31- .NN ROBERT A. KOEHLER GRANT I. KOHLER BERNADINE R. KONRAD Public Address Service Art Service Elective Course Archery Annual Service Household Arts Club Auditorium Council Publications Service Cadet HARVEY KOHLHARDT RUTH M KORN HELEN R' KOEPKE Elective Course Electlv C rs Cadet Council Manual Arts I e ou e G. , . Orchestra 11'1S Clllb Servlce S h IC ,1 Elective Course Safety Council C oo Ouncl ROBERT W. KRAUSE IEANE E- KROM CAROL L. KRAUSE Elective Course Elective Course Girls' Club Cadet Music Elective Course Publi!! Address Intramurals HOWARD R. KREKEL ARDEN M. KUEHN ROBERT F' KRAUSE Elecfilfe Course Elective Course Science Course T1'HCk HAZEL-IEAN LARSEN MELZIN LAWONN LE Science Course Elective Course M1-1SiC Golf Team Social COLll'lCll Newsboys Vice-Pres. RODNEY N. LEECH JOHN LASKE A Cadet Service Dramatic Club Tennis Team ROLAND LANGE Creative Writing Mathematics Elective Course Publicity Service Course M06 6 -32- x Q lx X x S' tai S.. E S 'R LUCILLE L. LEHNHOFF MARGARET LINDE WALTER C. LOEHNER Elective Course Elective Course Science Course Creative Writing Girls' Club Cadet Dramatic Club Track HAY LEWIN LOLA E. LOEPER Intramurals RAY LINK Am-mal Service GYm,Cad9l - Elective Course Publication Service Boys Athletic Club Gym Team First Aid Athletic Council HAROLD R' LOHN ROBERT C. LUEDKE J Elective Course PATRICK I. LORBECKI gegtive Course Cadet Service Elective Course Sagety Council CAROL M. LOMBARD RALPH I. LUECKE HOWARD F. LUTTER English Course Elective Course Commercial Course Gif 15' Club Cadet Service Commercial Dramatic Club Service Stage Crew ELWOOD R. MANGAN LAWRENpE A' LUTZKE . DORIS E. MARSCHNER Elechve Course Elective Course 1 Street Trades SIYU1 'lieam Course t . Stage Crew res mg Girls' Athletic Council ROBERT MAAS LILLIAN A, MAREK CLIFFORD E. MASON School Council English Course Gym Team Public Address Swimming Wrestling Elective Course Basketball Elective C01-USS s if !'i Q pg 4, ax - 1 K A X5 33 .1 u ffsf so K RUTH I. MASON x X BETTY A. MEHL RAY R. METT Q Elective Course Elective Course Elective Course Swimming Club Archery Club Wrestling Cafeteria Counci A f Household Arts Club School Council EX! - Elective Course Stenographlc Elective Course Archer Club Course All Service - Girls' Iahletic Dramatic Club Safetv Council Council . Tennis Club ELDRICH N. MEYER RAYMOND In MEYER HOVER? R-CMIL1-ER gand'O:E:heSUab1 Visual Service Viiflggersggje Mirgsldurgsgm e Fencing Team A Cappella RUDOLPH I. MILLER MILDRED c. MEYER ELLEN E. MIERITZ MQIQSQZHCS Elective Course S0Cia1DanCinq Band ircgestra gglglznub Publicity Council rc ery ROBERT R. MOSER LOIS E. MIXER DONALD R- MORRIS Elective course Stenographic Elective Course Senior Dramatic Club Te,-mis Club gudifgrium News Boys' Council ym eam CARL MUELLER IAMES MOHR IAMES I. MORTIER ' Advisement Science Course Fencing Club Q Council Football Chemistry Club Soccer Team Band Elective C Elective une Q' 4 E une Qacacfuafoi KARL W. MUELLER MARIE L. MUELLER Band Stenographic Course Tennis Swimming Club Elective Course Girls' Social Club KENNETH L. MUELLER ROGER MUELLER Manual Arts Elective Course Auditorium Orchestra Council String Quartet Cafeteria Council MILDRED R' NATZKE RUTH M.. NEVERMANN Elective Course giggle Course Girls' Glee Club HENRY I. NAWROCKI G- H- NIEDEHFELD Elecuve Course Elective Course Safety Council Archery - Newsboys Council VERNE I. OCHALEK Publications Council POLLY PADDOCK Klfluditorium Council Student Council X jiafety Council Social Dancing ' Swimming j ,. f A , XX. 1 I MES A. OTTO l X xl 'Q fglecuve course NORBERT F. PAGEL jr! U ' , Ni' 'sf Cadet Council Elective Course X vi, 'Nadet Club Tennis Club ' f if x I HAROLD T. MUENZMAIER Commercial Course Cadet Service Public Address Club GENE E. NAGLE Art Service Club Newswriting Club King's Page Council AGNES C. NOEL Commercial Course Accounting Service Commercial Service AL. V. NOVESKY Elective Course Track Manager Stage Crew VERNA G. 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SCHULTZ Stenographic Course Commercial Club Elective Course Cadet Publication Council Dramatic Club RUTH D. SCHULTZ Elective Course Bookkeeping Club Golf Girls' Athletic Council M. A. SCHROEDER Stenographic LENORE C. SCHULTZ SHIRLEY L. SCHULZ Course Science Course Elective Course Girls' Club Tennis Girls' Club Cafeteria Council Social C9 '1 - Mile G -38- uncr Social Council GEORGE SCHWANBERG Elective Course Athletic Council ESTHER E. SEIFERT Elective Course Social Dancing Advisement Council ADELINE H. SMALLEY Elective Course Swimming Club Art Services RAYMOND O. SOPER Auditorium Council Publications Council Elective Course CREIGHTON C. STEVENS Science Course A Cappella H. H. STIEGLITZ Elective Course Soccer Tennis BETTY LOU A. SELL Stenographic Course Swimming Club Girls' Golf Club DONALD Science Course WILLIAM I. SORGEL Elective Course A. SHARON IAMES I. SIEBER Track Football Cadet Service DONALD A. SLESKE Elective Course WILLIAM E. 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MELVIN GAUGER 5 TED SPELL x Elective Course K Elective Cbu se j Cafeteria Council First Aid Club Cadet Service CHRISTIAN NIELSEN RUTH TREICHEL Elective Course Elective Course King's Page Gym Cadet Glee Club Girls' Club -42- Adomat, Marvin Albrecht, Robert Anderson, Helen Brown, Kenneth Buerger, Iane Buttke, Geraldine Cantrill, Charlotte Daniell, Doris Dolge, Esther Eckmann, Donald Eimerman, Wimmis Fahr, Evelyn Fischer, Geraldine Altenhofen. Alice Arndt, Shirley Bauch, Arthur Bergstrom, Lillian Berman, Phil Bessel, Walter Biesel, Florence Broder, Ken Buege, Fred Bullerman, Dorothy Bullerman, Marjorie Callies, Robert Cass, Dorothy Cassady, Ann Castagna, Virginia Clausing, Katherine Clemens, Germaine Clemens. Margaret Colman, Mildred Comdohr, Iean Cook, Marion Dickmann, Grace Doser, Kathryn Draeger, Don Dueno, Richard Dunoon, Lorraine Eichstaedt, Elinor Eitler, Betty Engle. La Mont Franken, Iohn Small U! Jfanafa qedfmafuf Qmalualea Gaudian, Eileen Giddings, Dorothy Goehlen, Dorothy Gunn, George Hammer, Anita Henkel, Ruth Herder, Bengt Hoelke, Marion Hruska, Beatrice Ioost, Thomas Kittleson, Evelyn Koplin, Robert Korn, Marjorie Kraschinsky, Dorothy M416 Freiburger. Ianice Friedrich, Mildred Fritsche, La Verne Gaede, Marcella Gaulke, Gordon Gerkhardt, Adelaide Goehler, Magdalena Gostchock, Eileen Groskopi, Charles Gruehn, Lucille Grussing, Nathlea Gusho, Ruth Hahn, Iustine Hamann, Lilian Heiden, lean Henkel, Tom Hirschel, Philip Hettrick, I ane Hilger, Shirley Hinrichs, Stella Hoenig, Richard Hoert, Gertrude Hoppe, Betty Hughes, Russell Ianzer, Marilynn Iewett, Marjorie Kaiser. Hazel Kapuscinski. Richard Kieterndorf, Fred Kielich, Quentin Kinder, lean Lang. William Lindstedt, Iames Loyda, Gladys Lubenow, George Maertzweiler, Paul Mandler, Walter Merz, Clarence Neubauer, Shirley Neuweiler, Audrey Schimmelphenig, Ray Schulz, Robert Schumacher, Ruth Severson,Virginia Sickler, Harlan Qaacfuafed. Koehler, Edith Koehler, Herbert Koepke, Helen Krause, Robert Krom, Ieane Konrad, Bernadine Korn. Ruth Larsen, Hazel-Iean Laske, Iohn Lawonn, Melvin Lewin, Ray Loehner, Walter Loeper, Lola Lutter, Howard Lutzke, Lawrence Marek, Lillian Meyer, Raymond Miller. Howard Miller, Rudolph Mohr, Iames Moser, Robert Muenzmaier, Harold Nagle, Gene Ochalek, La Verne Paddock, Polly Papke, Verna Pehmoeller, lean Peuser, Robert Putzier, La Iune Reese, Edward Reichmann, Anita -43.. Schmid, Arthur Syring, Margaret Thorgerson, Reidun Thorn, Donald Tuttle, Lucille Ulbrich, Margit Voelz, Richard Wallock, Daniel Wegner, Karl Welke, Henry Witz, Iuanita Zastrow, Dorothy Zentgrat, Ruth Rountree, Margaret Roush, George Rousseau, Ruth Rowe, Patricia Rumsey, Betty lane Scanley, Clyde Sell, Betty Lou Sieber. Iames Schimmelpfennig, Alice Schieber, Harriet Rae Schleif, lack Schmideler, La Verne Schimmeyer, Werner Schreiber, Inga Schroeder, Grace Schultz, Dolores Schultz, Ruth Spinn, Marianne Vitrano, Genevieve Weckmueller, Kathleen Weigend, Luceal Wheeler, Don White, Sid Whitehouse, Marian Winefeld, La Verne Winter, Dolores Witt, Delores Woollacott, Ann Wurtz, Ieanne Zeller, Geraldine NAME Adams, Gail Adomat, Marvin Albert, Ruth Albrecht, Robert Anderson, Helen Anderson, Robert Bannerman, Bette Barwick, Lucille Baumann, Marguerite Becker, Doris Bednar, Ethel Behling, Lorraine Belot, Edward Boeing, Art Braun, Kunigunde Breest, Norman Bretzel, Herbert Brown, Kenneth Buerger, Jane Bueschel, Violet Buntrock, William Buth, Jack Buttke, Geraldine Cantrill, Charlotte Christensen, Bernice Collath, Ross Corpron, Edward Crusen, Robert Dall, Marilyn Daniell, Doris Daniels, Edward Danielson, Bernard De Blaey, Robert Der Avedisian, Stella Does, Maynard Dolge, Esther Dunn, Alfred Eckmann, Don Eimerman, Wimmis Fahr, Evelyn Falk, La Salle Feldt, Richard Fillafer, Dorothy Finger, Wilbert Fischer, Geraldine Fruhman, Walter Gaudian, Eileen Giddings, Dorothy Giese, Ralph Gigstead, Kenneth Goehlen, Dorothy Guenther, John Gunn, George Bud Atomizer Ru thie Bob Swede Andy Betts Lucy Margie Dee Blondie Beau tif ul Snake F. F. Sally Buck Herb Whitey M o usie Ve Bunny Killer jerry Scha tze Red R. C. Corpse Rob . Dolly D. D. Bea u tif ul Bernie Bob S tell Book ends Essie ' 'Blon die' ' Ace Wim p Blondie! Salley Dick Do t Finger Gerry Wally Duchess Shorty joe Coach Archery J. C. Pop 44 Wm, me Known Za Zn qedluaafzq 1939 ANSWERS ANSWERS BACK TO Hi, Coach! I'll mow ya down Oh gosh! You can't beat fun I'm not a Swede! Oh! Happy Day You ain't kiddin' Hya! Oh sugar Happy day Like heck Hi Yah! Socko! Turn around before I sock ya All-the-time, now Jackpot Oh! I almost died Wait for me Oh, for gosh sakes En Guard Turn around before I cork ya! Jeepers Creepers Don't get silly Holy mackerel Oh fudge, you ain't kidding Nuts ! Nuts ! Yah ! Oh for John's sake! Greetings gates Who! Me? It could be For Pete's sake What? NYU Hi, Slug! You stooge Hi ! Won't you come along with me? Got your Physics? sr in Oh, nuts! How much? Horrors Hi, kid Heavenly days Bite Me! Oh, liddlesticks! Hello Nuts MI-Iy ya!! Hi ya, bud STANDOUT Smile Wrinkled up brow Her long mane White shirts Dreamy eyes Her long black hair Hot laugh Promptness Smiles Pleasing smile Sunny Disposition Slim physique Beauty Dimples Wavy Hair Smile White hair Brown eyes Eyes Worried look His absence Smile Jokes Freckles Tardiness Shyness Beard Change of hair styles Her curls Humor His clothes Flashy ties Pleasing smile Wise cracks Josephine Blond hair Two different socks Green ink Husky voice F riendliness Snappy clothes Blushes Text books Beautiful eyes Vitality Blushing Causing keen competition His car Dimples Blushes Tooting horn Open galoshes -44- V COMPARATIVE SUPERLATIVII Dates Football Dancing Stage hand Beatrice Photography Personality Dancing Typing . Evelyn Kittleson Developing pictures Dramatics Basketball Bashfulness Dancing Packards Baseball Sax Brother'sboyfriends Resolutions Mad drawings Cars Reading Jitterbugging Physics Missing busses Cards Archery Brown eyes Eating spaghetti Teasing girls Dancing Jitterbugging Whitey Hunting Giggling Sports 30th Street Swimming Long finger nails Swell cars Sanderis Clothing Company Taking flops Reading Fencing Cherry hop Model T Ford Accordion Certain night a ' week Arguing Dancing Aviation Baker boy Visiting friend Dancing Roller skates Touring Giggling Sheepshead Absence Frank Dishwater blonde Building castles College Dancing Dancing Fencing Baseball Dancing Holding hands Bus riding Basketball and chapter Quiet and peace Sports , Jitterbugging 1 Hilly Smiles Mammy's Swing guitarist Chicago Eating Dancing Truancy Dolores Yodeling Photographic fac: Football games Gals and Gals and Gals Bicycle riding Movies Loquacious reporter! Aviation Creative CPD Dancing Sketching Sports 65 Cards Watching Fords go by Blondes Studying jitterbug Acting Wheaties Figures CPD Dark night Dimples Swinging on trumpet Acting NAME Hamersti, Florence Hammer, Anita Haug, Alice Helbig, Elfrieda Henkel, Ruth Henrich, Harold Herder, Bengt Hillen, Mary Ann Hoeffel, Marion Hoelke, Marion Holub, Floyd Hornik, Lorraine Hrushka, Beatrice Joost, Tom Kahl, Lorraine Kempe, Ralph Kittleson, Evelyn Koester, Raymond Kohler, Beth Koplin, Robert Korn, Marjorie Kraschinsky, Dorothy Krause, Beatrice Kuss, Carroll Kuzdas, Roland Laabs, Lester Lambrecht, Don Lang, Bill Leisen, Herbert Lemberger, Jerome Lewin, Marvin Lindstadt, James Loyda, Gladys Lubenow, George A. Mandler, Walter Maertzweiler, Paul Maurer, Alfred McKagan, Azzan Meh, Emil Merz, Clarence Miller, Dorothee Moerke, Louis Mullaly, Helen Neubauer, Shirley Neuweiler, Audrey Nicholas, Ruth Olsen, Jane Ortlieb, Norman Parlow, Elmer Pinter, Alvin Rosenstein, Frank, Jr. Rosmann, Dorothy Rusch, Marion Schaefer, Kenneth Schaffner, Margie Schimmelpfennig, Ray Schleisner, Luther Schmid, Arthur Schulz, Robert Schumacher, Ruth ANSWERS ANSWERS BACK TO Florie Oh, Christmas Mike Oh yeah? Allie You think not Frieda Yea? Ruthie Bye for now Precious Cut it out Stockholm What does she look like Mary Look at that plaid Ronney Say, kid do you know? Tina I-alla-time sorry Floy Floy Nay Knave Lorry Aw go on Bea Tell me more Dog What the hay Toots Oh my gosh Doc Bop! Kitty Aw go on Gus Hi, Boys Mac You're a rat Bob A and P Marge I have to laugh! Dot Aw nuts! Bea One never knows Lefty I'1l bet you Rollie Hy, brother Les Marquette Lammy Let's pitch High Water They all love me Herb Have you an eaten pencil? Jerry Hi ya Marv Jeepers Creepers jim Okay bud Gladdie Good for you joe Bite me Piano Legs That's tough Skomo- Fighting jaw ski Albie That's right Mae How ya doin? Sleepy What's her name? Big Merz Hi, Ya, Son Dot Oh, you kid Pop Yeah???? Happy Nuts Honey Chalk one up Aud Yeah??? Ruthie I'm not so little Ole By 1943 etc. Stinker Son of a gun Prof Hi! Alvie How about a stogie? Rosy Bite me Dot Hi! Tiny Oh, get Pat Hi, Toots Marg Oh, Yeah Schimmel Bite Me Loony Hi, Flash! Killer Hold me back Schmid Dutch Oh, yok Ruthie Huh! STANDOUT COMPARATIVE SUPERLATIVE Rippling cackle Playing Cards Ralph Clothes Horses Billy Brown eyes Newspaper work Jitterbug Quietness Reading Swimming Dimples Dramatics Dancing Suspenders Teasing Ping Pong Blonde hair Skiing Good nature Eyes Ribbing Jane Humor Sunny disposition Dancing Smiles Wavy hair jokes Gordon Smile Bikes Teasing girls Curly hair Dancing Harold Complexion Dancing Allen Shoulders Basketball Sodas Winking eyes Eating Howie Slow gait Sheepshead Drawl Pretty teeth Doris Becker Skating Bright ties Accounting Capitalist Harry Singing Marquette Clothes Milley Singing Blue eyes Flirting Red Piano playing Dopey Dancing Eyebrows Helen Dancing Heights Tennis Brok-orl' Wavy hair Jitterbug Tardiness Green sweaters LaFayette Mathematics Sheepshead Blow ball Football Ping pong Girls Dark night Strikes Economics Profile Smile Archery Find a job Card playing Aviation Archery Flashing socks Jitterbug Guitars Eyes and smiles Pipes Personality His moustache Dames Nuts Physique P. 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Women Floy floy grin Mandler Little Women Wavy hair Baseball Eating Cheery grin Cafeteria Girls Blushes Girls Butcher shop Dimples Football Girls Dimples Blue Eyes Shoes Girlish character- Band Dance orchestra ization Dimples Dancing Card shark Blushes Dancing Dates Radiance Teasing Redheads Slowness in getting Eating and sleeping Wednesday and places Saturday Laughing eyes Michail, her dog Jimmy Elgins Sophomores Football Quietness Quietness Baseball Plunkin' the 88 Dancing Lovely figure Cheerful disposition Aviation Blondes Quietness Dancing Petiteness Pleasant personality Sketching Dancing Flashy dress Wrapping Speed Quietness Soberness Good Sport Bull frog boss Heckling Beauteous profile Hair in the eyes Bashfulness Photos Girls and giggles jittering Scouting Sense of humor Basketball Physique Dimples Talking Singing ,45- Butter Pecan Ice NAME Scott, Mary Jean Seidle, Irma Semann, Lois Severson, Virginia Sickler, Harlan Smith, Jean Stelzel, Doris Stoeckmann, Raymond Straub, Orville Strehlow, Robert Strudell, Verna Swenson, Gerald Syring, Margaret Thorgersen, Reidun Thorn, Donald Thur, Kenneth Trappe, Betty Lu Tuttle, Lucille Ulbrich, Margit Unger, Lucia Vine, Pembroke Voelz, Richard Volbrecht, Evelyn Wallock, Dan Wegener, Karl Welke, Hank Witz, Juanita Wollensak, Anne Wussow, Wilmer Zahn, Norma Zastrow, Dorothy Zentgraf, Ruth 144 7444 NAME Almond, Fred Altenhofen, Alice Anders, William Andrae, Mildred Arndt, Shirley Arnold, John Auer, Janet ANSWERS ANSWERS BACK TO STANDOUT COMPARATIVE Gray hair Bashfulness Blonde immaculate- ness Readiness for a good time Wavy hair Those eyes Beautiful finger nails Blonde mustache Wavy hair Moldy jokes jokes Personality smile Seriousness Blond hair Eyes and teeth Curly hair Strawberry blond Hair styles Long Lashes Disposition Large dark eyes, dark hair Cough Beautiful hair Loud socks Fancy sandwiches Haircut Wearing suits Tiny voice Cowboy walk Sir Walter Raleigh Dogs Giggles Les we forget Teasing Slaying women Giggling Sports Singing Bawling Tardiness Sports Sports Sports CWinterD Bowling Sports Archery Her cat Band Sports Reading Dark hair Sleigh rides Reading Enjoying himself Dancing A flashlight Teasing cream Playing the horses Pewaukee Pleasant personality Chattering Ooh, those eyes une 1939 Scotty You don't lie I am Hi ya toots! Sem Ach Ginna Oh, you know what Sick You weiner Schmidty Hello, darling Dorrie O. K. I won't argue jimmy Says you Orv Hi, kid Buck You hoss thief Sludge I don't believe it Swede Hi, brothah Marge Aw, you're kidding Rickey I think I'll to there Duck Hi yah boys Greaseball Hi ya kid Betz Ye gods Tut I'll tell ya Margie Nuts! Luscious Oh, hang it Rothrock Oh, nuts Flogger Smootcher Eve Oh, nuts Waulduk Yes, sir Wagnuts Hi, brother Harry Foo CArmiej Bub No sir Honey Darn it Pancho Is she a honey? Billie He Dort More or less Speedy And how KNOWN PASTIME AS I String Eating and Sleeping bean AI Chewing gum Bu teh Arguing Millie Sports Ch uck y Dancing johnney Getting on peoples nerves Flat foot Going to ten cent theatres Hoogie BY WORD Balls of Fire My gosh! Is that right? You don't know Oh Nuts Oh Yeah Oh go on 1461 T. B. Topics PET PEEVE Paying back borrowed money Her brother Homework N o talk now Classical music No talk irwhyyy SUPERLATIVE Wisconsin Univ. Dancing Snazzy ' Trouble Pleated piano Caccordionj Jitterbugging First girl to take metal Sports Tardiness Doing something about nothing or Vice Versa Someone in Florida Slumming Fritz Having a good time Carroll Navy Movies Brother's boy friends Red Radio Borrowing pens , Likes school espec- ally the freshmen GJ Photography Fencing Sheepshead Playing guitar and singing Tyrone Power l Brunettes with figures Johnny Singing ability Jitterbug l NOTED FOR Borrowing money Pretty Stockings Teasing Dimples Laughing Come backs Playing 500 NAME Baker, Clarence Ball, Bartley Bauch, Arthur Beal, Harry Behne, Gordon Beltman, Janet Benkert, Harry Bergstrom, Lillian Berman, Phillip Bessel, Walter Biallas, Warren Biedenbender, Harry Biesel, Florence Boeing, Randall Braatz, Elmer Braeger, Eleanore Brasch, Marion Braun, Jane M. Broder, Kenneth Brodhagen, Robert Broese, June Brunner, Violet Buege, Fred Buening, Edwin Bullerman, Dorothy Bullerman, Marjorie Callies, Robert Cass, Dorothy Clemens, Germaine Clemens, Clifford A. Clausing, Katherine Claus, Jean Castagna, Virginia Cassady, Ann Craig, Wes Cook, Marion Comdohr, Jean Coleman, Mildred Clemens, Margaret Clemens, June Doke, Patricia Dalli, LaVerne Dallman, Dolores Davignon, Mary Dewey, Ralph Dickmann, Grace Dietz, Gerald Doege, Frank Doser, Kathryn Draeger, Donald Dueno, Richard Dunn, Arbutus Dunoon, Lorraine Eichstaedt, Elinor Eifler, Betty L. KNOWN AS Baker Barney Arturo Silver Stinky jennien B unky Lil Phil I IBesS! J Zeke H arv Flo Randy A1 Porky Kid Janie Steve lfLegsIl June Vi Fritz Ed Dottie Margie Bobby HDot,, Skippy Three Alarm Ka ty Chean Ginnie Slow poke Kragg Cookie jeana Blondie Marge Skipper Pa t Dalli Del Pa t Duke Dickie Jerry Doege Kay Don Doc Abe Lorny Corney Katink PASTIME Avoiding Laske Racing Pigeons Practising Rumble seats Dancing Good movies Keeping hair out of eyes Knitting Women if beautiful Football Sports Peddling papers Walking Dime nights Brunettes Reading love stories Woo-woo -club Listening to the radio Dancing Day dreaming Playing SOO Jitterbugging Bookstore B Work Singing Jimmie Pestering Tennis and Dancing ' 'Bil1 Horseback Riding Knitting Talking Mouldy jokes Being late Motorcycle, and traveling Dancing Bowling and sports Eating Eating oranges Harley Singing Drinking soda East side Writing notes Dancing Eating Track Tennis Woo-woo Club Science and Sports Cigars Dreaming of CWho?J Chocolate Butterscotch Sundaes Woo-woo Club Going places BY WORD Aw nuts Hi Ball Just a Second Hi-ya Inso? Oh my gosh! For heaven's sake man How? Where? Hi, Bud Tch, tch Is that so? For crying out loud Justtobedifferent Thatls tough Aw Nuts! You impudent pup Youse guys Gimme Oh heck Oh Yeah! Axwhysy So what? Yeah! Could be Hi Boys Jump in the lake For Pete's sake Naw. Go away Well Brother Rat Hi, What's exciting My gosh Hi ya Everything hap- pens to me Howdy son Oh, but definitely Hi kid You know what you can do Oh kid Oh you kid Oh bosh Why? Hi! S-a-a-yl Could be For crumb's sake, What? All right Balderdash Is that dandy? Very, Very funny Phooey Ephraim, Wis. You irk me Oh gee D471 PET PEEVE Homework Who knows Homework Selfish people Girl's hats Inquisitive people Cold weather Selfishness Shaving Baby talk Carrots Homework Tests Flat tires Homework People who dress Sloppy Oatmeal Up trend hair style Flat tires Homework Prevaricators Fellows who don't shave Fresh men Shaving Steadies Sarcastic people Make-up Hold Tight Being kissed- Held tight Too much make-up Girls Slow street cars Long curls Forgetting ends of good jokes Running out of gas Bow ties Conceited people Moldy jokes Freshmen in 22 7 Hotheads Fresh males Cooking Crowded halls Bow ties Women Being called Gracie Being called Dietz Girls Asparagus Physics Stuck up Tootsies Conceited Boys Being called 1 zporkyn All city band People with two faces NOTED FOR Facts Forgetfulness Scratching the gut junior girl friends Great checker game Hard work? Speaking ability Hair styles Radical Ideas Sliding off wet piers Baseball Teasing Dancing Vicious tackles Bum jokes Hamburgers Natural blond hair Chewing gum Tennis Heckling Chewing gum Wrinkling her nose Work in Visual Aids Remarks Different coiffeurs Big dimples and eyes Physique Wisecracks Beautiful Voice National Guard Symmetry Small hands Walk Singing off key Watching the cars so by Sarcastic glances Hair do's Dancing Pleasant smile Winking Getting around Eating Ham- burgers 8:29 entrance Smile Golf Giggling Good nature Musicianship Green eyes Chemistry Hunting Traveling Northern week- ends Silver sucker Chewing gum NAME Engle, LaMont Fitzlaff, Doris Franken, John Freiburger, Janice Fricton, Kurt Friedrich, Mildred Fritsche, LaVerne Fuller, Ralph Gaede, Marcella Gaulke, Gordon Gerger, Rudolph Gerhard, Milton Gerkhardt, Adelaide Giese, Geraldine Giesecke, Reinhard Giller, Dannie Goehler, Magdalena Goeldner, Merrill Goetz, Elisabeth Gostchock, Eileen Groeschl, LaVerne Groskopf, Charles Gruehn, Lucille Grussing, Nathlea Gusho, Ruth Gutwald, Laverne Haack, Gerald Hages, Keith Hagstrand, Earling Hahn, Justine Halazon, Marion Hamann, Lillian Hargarten, Bernice Harris, Louis Hartman, Eugene Hase, Paul Hawkinson, Reupert Heberer, William Heiden, Anita Heiden, Jean Heinzen, Irene Henkel, Thomas Hettrick, Jane Heyde, Blossom Heyman, Kenneth Heyse, Heinz Hilger, Shirley Hinrichs, Stella KNOWN AS M on te F i tz y Johney Connie Curtis Millie Lee Fuller Marce Duke Rudy Milt Tutie Gerry Riny jitterbug Mickey Bud Zeke Lee Vernie Ch uck M i tzie Nan Ru thie Scarface Jerry Professor Ernie Jo Bookworm H appy Bernie Lou Eug Pauly Blackie Willie Nita Jeannie Renee Tom Mabel Rosebud Young I. J. Dutchy Shirl Red Head PASTIME Hiking Eddy Falling off horses Bud Sleeping Job's daughters Bank nite Mechanics Frat dances Lounging Golf Golf Dreaming Meeting different people Pearl Tennis Sax De Molays Listening to the Lone Ranger Everett Dancing Visual Service Tony Bicycle riding Bright Sayings Tennis Dear Hunting Radio Radio This and That Reading Dancing Tennis Sports and cards Milwaukee Theater Brunets and Fishing Wrestling and Cartooning Hunting and Fishing Drawing Having a wonderful time Eating Radio Dancing-Sports Reading and Movies Midget racing-Bowling Sports of all kinds Woo-woo Club Sleep BY WORD Well for cri- I wonder Do you still love me? See-if-I-care Oh yeah Oui gevollt Oh! I am so sorry Ain't so You dog What 'cha doin to-nite? That's tough I suppose so How do I look? Sure Hi Toots ! Gosh darn! Why? Got your trig? For cats sake Oh! you lamebrain! Oh shucks Ah-H-H Oh be quiet! Golly, golly fish hooks Isn't that awful? Ye Gods and Little Fishes Dear Madam Please refrain I think Hi It's a fact Oh Yeah! Inso? Oh happy day Huh, oh Yeah Hi Kid It's Amazing Get outa town For Crying out Loud Oh! Kiddo I kin Right Aw nuts! Mine too You said it A razz matazz Hi-ya Two short -43- I PET PEEVE Being late Damp weather Intruders appear- ance Beer Chiselers Conceited people My little g-spider Being annoyed when busy Green barrel sweaters Lipstick Talk against Hitler Slice Late date Being called Rusty Vegetables Runs in girl's stockings Certain teachers Teachers People who fail to be on time Nosey people Slow pokes NOTED FOR Blushing Blushing His innocence after pranks Clothes Blushing Swimming, tennis Dancing Mechanics Peeving home- room teachers Singing Bowling Long drives Devilish eyes Her dimples Chewing gum Dancing Stubborn blonde hair Green and white barrel sweater Chewing gum Snapping black eyes Playing the sax Teacherswantsound Visual Service film run slowly Runs in silk stockings Scratching on blackboard Would you like to know? Moldy jokes Being short of cash Pretty girls can't get their physics Track meets Shorthand Homework and School To get up mornings People who crack knuckles Women 28 Buick H. Berndt's sponging Bananas Women Making Projects Show-offs Beer Drinkers Non-academic Seniors Someone eating popcorn in show People that stick out their tongues Women trying to drive a car Work Trig tests Pearl and pipe Baby voice Cute smile Cute screech Betting Curly hair Helping 'em any- way Finishing last in the half mile Sense of humor Flashing dark eyes Moods Her 95's Football, Track Borrowing Money Sloppy socks Wrestling and Cartooning Ambition Sewing Good Humor Dimples Hair-cuts Getting excited at Basketball games Blond hair Artists Ability Southpaw Gym ability Money collecting NAME ipp, Theresa irschel, Philip oenig, Richard oert, Gertrude offman, Charles G. olming, Cathrine olzer, Walter oppe, Betty renak, John ughes, Russell Wm. anikowsky, Earl anzer, Marilynn arolimek, Adeline ewett, Marjorie ohnson, Charles l johnson, Harlan ueds, Delores aiser, Hazel IKamrath, Kenneth lKannenberg, Lois Kant, Arthur Kapuscinski, Richard Katzfey, james Keiferndorf, Frederick Kielich, Quentin Kinder, Jean Klein, Alan Klopcich, Wilma Koehler, Edith Koehler, Frederich Koehler, Herbert Koehler, Raymond Koehler, Robert Koepke, Helen Kohler, Grant Kohlhardt, Harvey Konrad, Bernadine Korn, Ruth Krause, Carol Krause, Robert F. Krause, Robert W. Krekel, Howard Krom, Jeane Kuehn, Arden Lambrecht, Leroy 'Lange, Roland Larsen, Hazel Jean Laske, John Lawonn, Melvin Leech, Rodney KNOWN AS Terry Ho tsho t Rich or Dick Gertie Charley ' 'Cor- rigan' ' Wally Red Do'c Lil ' Abner E. J. ffLynnx: Addie ccMaggie1y Chuck Hal Dolly rrHazy11 5 Buck Brain- s torm Art Kappy Nagurski Fritz Quent Blondie Al Klopcy Edie Buck- whea t Herbie Baron Bob Hono Shortee Hoppa Bernie Mickey Carol Robert F. Bob Howie Krommie Beefy or Buck Slamming Sammy Rollie Hazel jack Mel Rod PASTIME Dancing Dancing Chemistry, Music, Tennis Woo-woo Club Collecting for DUT Walgreens Model railroads Dancing Women Dancing Aviation Making a lot of noise in homeroom Dancing Reading Straight pool Swimming Woo-woo Club Traveling Playing nurse maid to babies? ? Thinking about my pet peeve Doing other people's home- work Everything including ahem Singing and whistling Trombone Comparing Trig. answers Dancing Dancing Chasing people around the building Dates My gal, Helen Photography Dancing Archery Using her big brown Laughing Sports Gorge You don't know him Playing piano Sitting in library Eating Prestidigitator Clarinet Fiddle player eyes Golfing Sports Art Practical jokes CPD Shows Pancake Landings -49 BY WORD Oh! My Gosh Could be Hi ya keedl ' You make me sick Aw, gee I don't get it Hi johnny! Wow! Let's not and say we did Hy' ya Buck! Oh Yeah You know Schucks Whuh Shut your mouth Italian accent PET PEEVE Being teased Women Brother Prof. or the physics experiments Physics Homework High heels and socks Mixers German haircuts Beets Feathered hats Homework Ruffled eye-brows Short skirts Bow ties Substitute teacher Why Dancing with Adelaide Wow! ! ! Dyed hair Shucks twem't Trombones nothing Got your trig Moldy jokes Uh-uh Pudgy Hi stoogie june Seednee breeng up Methods of teach- the beans ing Eat your heart out! Homework Hi ya, slug! Gene Markey Do me a favor, will Expaariments ya? Oh, phooff le! Washing dishes Hi ya feller Studying Hey there, where Sissies do you think you're going Just your type! Sarcasm It's a pots Cmean- Pitching woo ing a Pontiacj alone Ahzzaboo School Bite me Doing the clarinet polka with his brother Phooey Trig homework Period Runs in stockings Hold-tight Judy You rat Blondes No how Bow ties I'm hungry Show-offs Shucks Show-offs How'd you do it Homework Woo-woo Missing street cars Fizzle-pompth Dressing up I'm mighty irritatedAmateur composers Do you want to Homework know Oh Peanuts! Blue Monday For a little while Homework Say d'ya know Having picture what? snapped Variety is the spice Wide reading of life No talk Too much home- Greasy Luck work So you'd like to know NOTED FOR Small size Dramatics Violinist-Newsboy Good dancer Tardiness Writing notes Wood shop work Wisecracks Wisecracks Athletics Army and Navy Warbling Buddy Tennis Silly laugh His initiative Shiney shoes Giggle Eating hot fudges Getting in trouble Personality smile Trinkets Cello playing, humor Sax playing Corny jokes Qcob and allj Army shirts Giggling Jokes and expres- sive smile Piano playing Personality Lew Lehr imita- tion Soccer Reckless driving Chewing gum Cackle Height Baseball Personality Biting fingernails Jokes Gimme your trig Red hair Colored ties Wisecracks Pool shark Golfing Baseball Originality Oratorical ability Wavy hair Ferdinand the Bull NAME Lehnhoff, Lucille Lewin, Ray Linde, Margaret Link, Ray Loehner, Walter Loeper, Lola Lohn, Harold Lombard, Carole Lorbecki, Patrick Luecke, Ralph Luedke, Robert Lutter, Howard Lutzke, Lawrence Maas, Robert Mangan, Elwood Marek, Lillian Marschner, Doris Mason, Clifford Mason, Ruth Mayer, Alfred Mehl, Betty Mertes, Jane Mett, Raymond Metzow, Blanche Meyer, Eldrich Meyer, Mildred Meyer, Raymond Mieritz, Ellen Miller, Howard R. Miller, Rudolphf 1 V5 Mixer, Lois Mohr, jim Morris, Donald Mortier, James Moser, Robert Carl Mueller, Mueller, Karl Mueller, Kenneth Marie Mueller, Mueller, Roger Muenzmaier, Harold Nagle, Gene Natzke, Mildred Nawrocki, Henry Nevermann, Ruth Niederfeld, Gerhardt Noel, Agnes C. Novesky, Al Ochalek, La Verne Otto, James Paddock, Polly Pagel, Norbert Papke, Vema Parbs, James Pehmoeller, Jean KNOWN AS Lulu Ray Linde Limpy Red Lola P unch y Carrie Pa t Ligh fnin Bob Lefty Lorry Bob A1 Lil DeDe Barney J Udy AI Bet ts Ptexy Ray Sis ter M eyeta- vich Millie Ray Snippy Howie Rudy Bunny V Ox Don J im Bob Carlie Suze Keny Toni Rog Hal Bra i' Mitzi Hank Ru thie Garry Ag A1 Irish Tish Skipper N orb Vernutz jim Git1ne PASTIME Day-dreaming Staring Laughing Girls Arguing about Phys Counting Steps Swing music Talking Movies Teaching certain Shdt. Ping Pong Hard ball Schafskopf Sports Riding Sports Dancing Golfing Giggling Hunting-Fishing Jitterbug Bob Sleep Dancing Flute Day Dreaming Working Jitterbugging Rumble seats 'Jane Writing notes Short wave radio Model A Fords Gags and Girls ics SOIHCOHC Hold tight, hold tight Reading Virginia Girls Melly Writing music Telling jokes Sarcasm Music Cards Dancing Hunting and Sports Reading and Sewing Playing squeezebox Collecting money fo King's Page Lorraine Larsen Horse back riding Singing Jokes Sports ' 'jitterbuggingu r The -50 BY WORD Nertz Oh! ! Okey ! Little Bits Kinna copy your English? One never knows does one Cut it out Yeah Hi Ya Cut it out Aw Peanuts Ah Hi Boy Is that a fact God bless you Bite me For a nickle! Is that terrible Gee Crow That's out Oh Boy You can't beat fun I don't know Hi Don't believe it Oh, Sure You can't do this to me Relax etc., etc. Bird's whistle You creature Come on O Yeh Don't Quibble Hi! Son Phooey Whose's the babe Skip it Crumb Yea, could be Oh Is that putrid Well I'll be Jiga boo Oh yeah Hi toots Honestly Hi Well, could be! O! you kid Phooey Hi-ya sugar Hmmm! ! ! Oh bite me Couldn't you pass out? PET PEEVE Unamericanism Wooden Shoes Tapping feet Low Marking teachers Junior Lorraine Urbscheit's Puns Marianne Lateness Studying Stuckup people Can't beat George Roush in Golf Bite me No Talk Homework Gentle horses Hank Boy's short hair cut Laughter Be moaned at German haircuts Working nights Slow people The Dipsy Doodle School Short Hand Females Show-offs Fiddle playing Being teased When questioned liWhy7! Unnecessary work Runs in silk stockings Physics tests Girls Wise cracks Tea parties Joan Crawford Certain someones Doing homework Monday morning Specs Pesty girls Work Rain after fixing hair Homework Ribbons in hair Women Very noisy boys Work Mustaches Women Buck Missing street cars Tickling james Mustaches NOTED FOR Writing mystery stories in study hall Big Brown Eyes Deep Purple Gym team Eating Ham- burgers Piano Playing Impersonations Name Wasting time Widow's Peak Wise Remarks Bright Remark Hair Comb Fooling around Being tardy Blue eyes Gym team Chewing gum Sign painting Chatterbox Black eyes Blushing Dimples Mustache Drawing Choice of friends I Short skirts Bashfulness Hobbies Long finger nails W Radio work Dark Roads Excess verbiage W His laugh Swimming Art of pitching Blushing That curl , Fiddlin the fiddle Speeches That Hoogie Nagle humor Red hair Reading dime novels Writing notes Fast automobile riding Arguing Getting into chief mis- Laughing Eyes l Golf Big brown eyes Whistling in the halls Chewing gum Blunt remarks Frat pin NAME Peterson, Eric Petzko, Edward Peuser, Robert Plank, Glen Platek, Leona Poetzl, Mardell Polacheck, George Polzin, Howard Preiss, Roy Putzier, La June Radtke, Ruth Rainier, Dwight Reese, Edward Reicher, Margaret Reichgeld, Shirley Reichmann, Anita Reichwald, Ruth Reimer, Frederick Renner, June Richter, Leone Riebe, Chester Roach, Edward Roberts, Willard Roesch, Earl Rosmait, june Rountree, Margaret Roush, George Rousseau, Ruth Rowe, Patricia Ruehl, Les Rumsey, Betty Jane Sauer, Arthur Scanley, Clyde Schallock, Ruth Schaub, Alice Schieber, Harriet Schimmelpfennig, Alice Schimmeyer, Werner Schiroky, James Schlaugat, Warren Schleif, Jack Schmalzer, Alvin Schmeling, Howard Schmideler, La Verne Schmidt, Robert Schoessow, Oscar Schreiber, Inga Schroeder, Grayce Schroeder, Myrene Schultz, Dolores Schultz, Lenore Schultz, Ruth Schulz, Shirley Schwanberg, George Seifert, Esther KNOWS PASTIME AS jesse or Women Buck Eight ball Playing accordion Bob Romance Baldy Tennis Lea Seeing new people and places Mardie Bike riding Professor Aviation Howy Tennis and Fishing Preiss Baseball Putsie Coco Cola's Coochee Writing letters to a certain someone Dwi t R. J. B. Doc Wrestling bouts Marge Dancing Shirl Day dreaming , 'Nita Gym-work Sister Reading Reimer Photography junie U. W. Boxers Lee Dancing Little Man Hardball Junior Knuckle Bowling Pewee Photography Curly Sports Dazey Talking Pee Jigging Pro Golf Shortie Listening to radio Pat Chewing gum Butch Snatching candid pictures Betts Watching athletes train Art Playing sheepshead Hey, you Listening to the radio Ruthie Art and reading Alice Radio and shows Sunny Nelson Eddy's movies Schimmel Flirting Wiener Dreaming jim Firearms Slugger Sports Bud Girls and Tennis Red Girls Sam Hunting and fishing Butterball Singing Bob Swimming Ossie Sleeping Mousy Dancing Gracie Lime Salesman Speed Reading Notes B Schultze Reading Pat Dancing Schultzie Sports Shirl Dancing Krupa Listening to swing Schwan- berg Honey Tennis .and dates - 5'1 BY WORD Hi ya babe! It could be Gads Phooey t'Sorta kinda huhl' How cute Take a powder Aw heck Oh yeah That's sad Aina? Hmm, chicken! It smells Holy Cats Hold tight Oh Gee Hi Sondimondonia Hi Ja Babe Oh Say Bet-cha Cripes Geez Its all right Don't get it Hey Oh Yeah Hi Ya Kiddow PET PEEVE Bright nail polish or excessive lip- stick Study Redheads Up-do hair style Homework Someone chewing in her ears Raw onions Stale jokes No talk My temper To be questioned Hecklers Bush League Ball Players The name Red', Cookie dusters German Homework Long Lectures Cleaning lockers Super-Super Dancers Chop Suey Tall Girls Ignorance Hates Tradition 12B Alg. Geometry Brush Bobs Being called Junior Long Sweaters For crying out loud People who don't Gad Man I'm sorry Okay See what happens Gr-r-r-r Hey! More fun than a bug's ear Oh yeah? Sure Pll hand it in tomorrow Hi, Handsome Disgusting So Waht How neat Ah nuts Hi yah Oh gee Listen now Woo-hoo Oh gee , This'll kill ya-- Oh gosh Did I laugh Inmaterial I betch ya laugh at jokes Finicky Girls Gossips Physics Getting up Smart remarks Talking in shows Tough guys Bassoon A certain one Sweepstake tickets Ties NOTED FOR Love of nature Football That sleepy feel- ing Procrastination Getting caught for talking Art work Humor and Pipe Drawing Talking in classes Dimples and teeth Thin waistline Running mile Model A Ford Red-gold hair Being an argumen- tative customer Big brown Eyes Reading His Laugh Dark Eyes Smiling Talking out of turn Mental ability Enhancing Grin Track Clothes Chemistry Corny Jokes Jokes Cooking Absentmindedness Handing out band uniforms Track and trig. Floozie flyaways Giggling Brown eyes Sweet nature Getting into trouble Trig. trfcks Tall stories Football Golf Corny Voice Blondes Red hair, Track Last minute assign- Mooching paper ment Up trend hair style Laughing and talking Onions Side burns A leaky pocketbook Bookkeeping Tests Giggling Jitterbugs Dirty Saddle Shoes Too much teasing Giggles Staying after school Borrowing typing paper 1 minute to go Being on time Chuckle To be called Blonde hair shrimp Homework Sports Economics Good humor and witty remarks and personality NAME Sell, Betty Lou Sharon, Donald Sieber, James Sleske, Donald Smalley, Adeline Sorgel, William Soper, Raymond Spinn, Marianne Stansell, William Statz, Ellen Steven, Creighton Stieglitz, Harold Streit, Florence Striepling, Melvin Strom, Phillip Stumpner, Doris Swartz, Bob Toby, Marion Treichel, Virginia Treptow, Delvin Tschantz, LeRoy Twinem, Virginia Uebersohn, Eileen Uhlmann, Arthur Urbscheit, Lorraine Vehring, Melvene Vitrano, Genevieve Vollbrecht, Dorothy Wachs, Pearl Weckmueller, Kathleen Weigend, Luceal weinhoid, William Weliky, Ray Wessinger, Florence Wessinger, Bob Wheeler, Don White, Syd Whitehouse, Marian Winefeld, La Verne Winter, Dolores Wischer, Gloria Witt, Delores Wohlfahrt, Louise Woff, Vernon Wolfgram, Shirley Woollacott, Annabelle Woolweber, Raymond Wurtz, Jeanne Wysocki, Lorraine Young, Richard Zeller, Geraldine Ziemke, Donald KNOWN AS Setty Bell Steamer Jimmie Boris Addie Bill Curly Spinn Superman Sta tzie Mischa Stiegy F lui? Mike Phil Giggles Robin Chuckles Big Shot Del Roy Chink Nookie Artie Urpy Pen ny Genny Dot Pearly Ka tie Lou Willie r rcapu F lossie Wess Stick ' 'Whizzer' ' Snookie Winnie Win ter Glory ' 'Wi tt' ' Lee Sleepy Wolfie Annie Wooley Mex Red Dick Gerre Zip PASTIME Bike riding Sleeping M1-e Billiards Swimming Chasing Golf Marty Singing Dancing Drawing Sports New infatuations Freshmen Homework and Housework Visiting dentists Visiting West Bend Writing notes in class Playing five hundred Doing homework?? Women Flirting Dancing Sports Playing Cello Walking? Reading Dancing Kenneth Music Swimming-Bass Clarinet Pat Barrett Girls Dancing Girls Escorting girls down corridors Blondes CPatJ Writing notes and talking Dancing Writing letter to Indiana U. Dancing and Music Trying to get the curlers from Don W. Music and tennis Girls Thinking about a certain someone Chewing gum Being a general nuisance Frozen malts Going to the movies Mickie Marvin Building Gadgets -52 BY WORD Oh fish One never knows, does one? Hush! Quiet! So what? Oh! My gosh That's Tough - ' -' Bite me Nutz f Yah, could be It shows to go you Comrades! That's what I say Oh, yeah? Gnats Hokay Shport Chew his ears off Lafayette we're coming Are you cute, ever Oh Fudge You said it Greetings Gates Gosh Darn you Well, good for you! That's right Darn Oh Dear You know what Oh Yeah! Oh Nuts Horses It's really tragic! Old Man Mose Fine as Silk Oh my gosh! Hi screwball Still love me? Pish Posh Oh my stars and garters Should I? Say will we have a time Hey what did you say what for? Listen here son Could be That's tough Rosalie Hi Ya Slug How much is in it? Could be Oh fly away All right, All right Phoople ! We'l1 Tell 'Em PET PEEVE Shakespeare Perfume Make-up Homework Physics CPD Running out of gas Writing letters Too much teasing Bob Strehlow Dull moments Certain ones Women Braggers Girls Inconsiderate street- car riders Going home for excuses Serious people Mussing up hair Razzing Projects and Term papers Jitterbugs Beer Speech Girls with an over- dose of makeup Her nickname Butterballs? Swinging the old favorites Jitterbugs Teasers Jazz Girlsapplyingmake- up in public Flat tires Moonless nites Economics Teasing Hearing crusty jokes Giggling gals Conceited people Quarreling Last minute dates Having people throw slams Bow ties When slips show Moldy jokes Cars without rumble seats Cellophane rain capes All star Hurry! Nick names Nosey People Being kept waiting Semester Projects NOTED FOR Eating Bashfulness Heckling Sleeping in study Hall Eating Open collars Forgetfulness Drawing pictures Tennis Singing Bass solo Smile Brown eyes Heckling Impromptu Clarinet Rides Million dollar laugh Sport sheet Personality and smile Conceitedness Silence Gym Cadet Pleasing Person- ality Jitterbugging Soccer Moldy Puns Dimples and wavy hair Smile and voca- bulary Talking when not supposed to Bashfulness Keeping people waiting Messing things up Cars and girls Curly hair and athletic ability Sense of humor Love for sleep Curly dark hair Foolishment Pleasing person- ality Absentmindedness Reciting ' 'Selma' ' Piano Accordion and piano Blue eyes Blond hair Cadet Post sitting Her unlove of German Being late No homework Deep Purple Giggle Originality Dramatic ability Eccentric Inven- tions l 'lfmlwgfviffualfed I , ,v Q MR. BRAUER H 215 -12B Top Row: Vernon Mielke, Richard Wank fAuditoriumJ, Arthur Restock CStreet Traderl, Robert Flugstad, Gerald Schroeder, Lawrence Benn fPublicityJ, Edward Massino CSafetyl, Frank Riewer, Alois Vogt: Second Row: Iack Vanatta, Edna Ertel CCadetJ, Bernice Hakenson iPublicationsJ, Melvin Gauger, Iohn Nicora, Edward Turner, Walter Stark fAtheltic Boysl, Frank Petrik, Donald Ulik, Mr. Brauer: Front Row: Lorraine Weinhold fCafeteriaJ, Grace Weber fAthletic Girlsl, Lorraine Mueller fLibraryl. Grace Holling, Grace Possower, Katherine Ochs, Marion Salchow, Mary Madritsch CSocialJ, Magdalen Polaceck fSchooD. MR. BROWN 224 - 12B Top How: Robert Schafer, Harold Christopher, Iohn Campbell. Clifford Gensch, Robert Mirgeler, Arthur Erickson. Bill Cycmanick. Erwin Erdmann, Carl Goetsch: Third Row: Melvin Rex 4Boys' Athletic Councill, Merriam Blattler CAdvisement Councill, Audrey Matting CCafeterial. Harold Bauer, Bill Henkel, Ralph Dorn CStreet Trader'sJ, Frank Zuehlsdorf, Marion Ringenbach CSocial Servicel, Kenneth Treichel: Second How: Eileen Smole, Ruth Weber CCadetl, Helen Macko CPublicationsD, Carol Brazee CPublicity Servicel, Harold Bannenberg, Theodore Spella. Mardell Nedley fAuditorium Councill, Margaret Stolowski, Harry A. Brown: Front' Row: Gjorrge Schneck.jDclrothy Maas fl-Xthleticl, Audrey Bretzel, Betty Bornfleth 10-1 ,a,, IN, ,.,. ..:1t 'I' ,,,, , 1 x1.I. ,N f11,1, , It 11 v vu 1 1 In 1 1 I-4 -1x 111 - Y1-11 1 'rl -I 'n -54- MISS DAETZ 204 - 12B Top Row: Glenn Victoreen, Edwin Ertel, Elmer Dreiahl, Arthur Pfeiffer, Richard Gibbertson, Frea Gennrich, Harold Vanselow U-lthleticl, Dan Moore, Ray Schaetz, Gordon Kenngott, Miss Daetz: Second Row: Albert Wantz, Donald Wallock, Robert Ochalek, Lois Uebelher, Dorothy Mueller, Audrie Mueller KPublicationsJ, Lorraine Gutnecht, Hubert Stein, Bernice Abramson CCadetl, Marion Kaul: Front Row: Winiirea Ritzke CCateterial, Audrey Clapham, Marie Hartmann Ulthleticl, Marion Stuck, Robert Surqes fSafetyJ, Robert Nolan, Donald Miller, Marianne Wagner Uluditoriuml Virginia Allen KPub1icityl, Marian Klepetka CSocial Servicel, Pearl Ianke CSchoolJ. MISS HEISE 205 - 12B Top Row: Henry Kelln, Wilber Heinrick, Richard Wiesner, George Altenhoten, Arthur Wisth, Charles Gilmer. Cliliord Masek C1-Xthletic Boysl, Maurice Iensen U-Xdvisementl, Lester Pagenkop CPublicityD, Walter Zweifel: Second Row: Donald Nessling, Marvin Kreuter CStreet Traders? Maurice Murphy, Robert Iaehning, Suzanne Schaeffer, Bernice Sonnenberg, Gloria Schmidt, Beatrice Ziske, Warren Mapes, Henry Hack CSaietyJ: Front Row: Warren Buschbaum, Ruth Koss CAthletic Girlsl, Ioyce Lijeske QSociaD, Virginia Seknicka, Bernadette Duer, Virginia Mueller fPublicationsl, Mildred Kluck U-luditoriuml, Gertrude Brown CCafeterial, Martha Hampe, Margaret Schreiber CCadetl, Ruth Mueller CSchoo1J, Miss Heise. ..55... MISS IASPERSON 314 - 12B Top Row: Harold Nooyen, Warren Rahn CBoys' Athleticl, Edgar Erdman, William Drew, Charles Simandl lSociall, Elliott Douck, Ed. Wenninger, Boland Merz CSZreet Tradersl: Third How: Howard Kunde CStudentD, Robert H. Strehlow, Harvey Knapp, Gerald Morrissette, Merlin Moudry. Harold Parihun CSafetyD, Iames Sanchez CPublicityl, Christian Nielsen, Alice Verdoni CLibraryJ: Second Row: Donald Worzala, Alice Goelden fAuditoriuml. Patsy McGee, Evelyn Haass, Dennis Blumberg, Donald Roeming, Grace Falk, Audrey Eckl, M. Iaspersen: Front Row: Ervin Koss fCadetl, Iune Diekmeier KGirls' Athleticl, Mary Ehr, Beatrice Chrisien, Paula Stetter, Grace Gagliano fAdvisementl, Charlotte Mueller CPub1icationsl, Marion Siebert CCaieterial, Lucille Schmidt. MISS CROWLEY 319 - 11A Top Row: Carol Seidlitz, Lorraine Schlanert QSchoolJ, Audrey Hillen CLibraryD, William Ryan, Melvin Maceau. Carl Roeming KStreet Tradersl, Robert Kintzler CPublicityD, Leroy Perschbacher, Evelyn Horn, Edward Schwarm fAuditoriuml: Third Row: Gerald Mangan. Iames Rossow U-lthleticl, Iack Kressbach, William Schranz fPublicationsl, Donald Schmalzer, Lucille Faber CCateterial, Alice Sheehy CCadetl, Evelyn Roser, Winfred Port: Second Row: Anita Substyk, Lorna Carr, Marguerite Moore, Virginia Koeppen CGirls' Athleticl, Lorraine Wunrow, Catherine Puetzer, Mary Helen Giller. Dorothe Sickler CAdvisernentl, Waldtraut Volker, Evelyn Crowley: Front Row: Don Techel, Mathew Trgo, Noreen White, Vivian Klein CSocial Servicel, Florence Radlolf, Ralph Schilling CSaletyJ, Doris Ohm, Kathryn Traeger, Virginia Streeter. l l 318-11A MISS KROES Top How: Mary Ann Ebling, Chas. Engler CAthletic Boysb, Lawrence Gebhard, Ray Dingman, Howard Eggert fLibraryl, Robert Glaubitz, Tom Wolf, Gordon Regeniuss, Glen Dall, Mabel Hassel CPublicaiionl: Third Row: Iune Fischer CAdvise- mentl, Beatrice Behling, Alan Teske iStreet Tradersl, Elroy Oberhue, Westley Forman, Mary Iane Griep, Ianet Weber, Marcella Glass, Ruth Hauke, Georgette Willis: Second Row: Dorothy Getz, Alice Gnauck CCadetl, Elizebeth Giesecke C1-Xthleticl, Iack Dunlop CPublicityl, Virginia Hanrahan. Edna Mary Friz CSociall, Lillian Siegmund, Robert Daniels. Curtis Brown fSafetyl, Iohanna Wetzel, Dorothy Hansen, Miss Ethel E. Kroes: Front Row: Charlotte Gegner. Edna Gunlach, Ruth Grathwohl, Grace Gintz CCaieterial, Iean Gennrich, Cleo Gaylord Uxruditoriuml. Ruth Poser CSchoo1J, Gertrude LeSage, Norma Warmie, Dorothy Iende, Rosemary Kretlow, Elaine Kavel. MISS LA BINE 218 -11A Top Row: Chester Katchel, Frank Chovanec, Earl Hahn, Elroy Hackbarth iStreet Tradersl, Roger Seybold, Walter Henning, Russell Iueck, Mariann Block, lack Schlichting iPublicityl, Donald Hollup. Ted Block iBoys' Athleticl: Third Row: Gordon Krause CSchooll, William Koehler, Elwood Gieg CPublicationJ, Frank Loppnow, Tim Nugent, Albert Lange, Robert Holt, Elmer Mueller fSaietyl, Sylvester Krekel, Helen Bixler, Ozine LaBine: Second How: Lois Blitch, Doris Kehlert CGirls' Athleticl, Dorothy Keehn, Iean Iellema, Everett Brunner, Harold Klein, Betty Lou Heth, Neil Imholz CCafeterial, Marvel Tischer. Betty Kraschinsky Uiuditoriuml, Ruth Iaeger fSociall: Front Row: Ianet Heller CCadetl, Evelyn Ullrich, Elizabeth Ierrek, Ethel Ingram, Bernice Treptow, Mildred Kaiser iLibraryl, Louise Korb, Pairicia Kinsella, Leona Helm, Ieanette Kordes, Ilse Heyse. ..57... MR. LENZ ' 303 -11A Top Row: Warren Oelke, Robert Witzel, Norbert Schneck, Lawrence Stumpner fLibraryD, Donald Thoms tPublicityl. Robert Ristow tSocialJ, Myrtle Rapraeger, Donald Swendson CSchooD, Richard Schulz CCaleteriaJ: Third Row: Charles Heppert CStreet Tradersl, Sherwin Abrams, Edward Ulm, Robert Warren CPublicationsl, Robert Vonier tSaietyl, Anita Rosnow, Ruth Langenohl, Eugene Obermann, Curtis Bagemihl. Mr. Lenz: Second Row: Edward Zauner, Beverly Dewey, Russell Paukner, Edward Dzirbic, William Steffen. Irene Schaller, Ieanette Schulz, lane Zednik, Myrtle Wirth: Front Row: Nancy Thorndike, Dorothy Prowatzke, Ruth Mc Clintock tGirls' Athleticl, Ruth Snyder, Iennie Schork, Dorothy Mandler Uiuditoriuml. Dolores Wendel tCadetJ, Virginia Watnosky. . MISS MERVASH 315 - 11A Top Row: Iean Randall, Hubert Guyot, Roy Rogahn fStreet Tradersl, Herbert Giese, Darrell Martin tCadetJ, Robert Beilfuss, Eldred Westermann, George Moorman, Carl Prowatzke, William Koth: Third Row: Lea Fon Olson, Gloria Weber fCaleteriaJ, Harold Blumberg, Betty Lou Dopke fSocialJ, Orville Giesenschlag, Roland Moser U-luditoriuml, Iunior Westhoif, Elaine Siede, Shirley Klinkert, Ianina Nowicki: Second Row: Carolyn Rydz tPublicityl, Dorothy Hoberg, Elizabeth Kissler, Doris Nemetz fGirls' Athleticl. George Hessenthaler, Shirley Vogel, Iohn Zimmerman fBoys' Athleticl, Charles Treder, Isabelle Larkey fSchoolJ, Lorraine Gorman, Miss Mervash: Front Row: Phillip Deer fSa,fetyJ, Hannelore Fillinger, Robert Hargarten, Carmen Cosentino, Doris Muenchow Uldvisementl, Ruth Moldenhauer, Elaine Hammer, Caroline Wegner tPublicationsJ. Esther Himmelreich, Iune Nimmer. MISS ROBBINS ZD2 - 11A Top Row: Calvin Damp, Ralph Kienzle, Harry Berndt, Donald Baumann, Robert Lambrecht CStreet Tradersl, Robert Birk- hauser, Carl Hohlweck tSafetyl, Kenneth Menne, Robert Milbrath: Third Row: Kenneth Borchardt, Ianet Biegler, Anna Mae Dahlke, Ioyce Buehrt, Betty-Ruth Dietrich CSchooll. Daniel Pokerj Iune Clow, Arline Cramer, Arline Dingman, CAdvisementl, Betty Becker, Miss Robbins: Second Row: Iune Baer, Mary Ellen Gentz CPublicationsl, Betty Thornberg CCadetl, Earl Smith tBoys' Athleticl, Seigtried Gries, Fredrick Callies.lMax Vollmann, Franklin Mussotter, Marcella Griebling: Front Row: Maxwell Andrae, Pauline Pyle, Betty Dorman tAuditoriurnl, Betty Burckhard, Helen Guyot CCateteriaD, Iune Dusold, Lucille Brasted, Edith Knippel, Emily Heberer, Jane Roesch CGirls' Athleticl. MRS. ROEMER 307 - 11A Top Row: Robert Urbanek, Donald Breaker, Richard Manske, Darrell Schulz, Homer Kraus, Norbert Lankow, Fred Heykes. Robert Walraven, Donald Muckler, Robert Bradley: Third How: Eugene Loper CBoys' Athletic! Kenneth Kriehn, Raymond Ische Uidvisementl, Harold Lyneis, Wesley Buschbaum, Lois Lemcke, 'Toni Sattler CSociaD, Norma Breitenbach, Dorothy Van de Kamp, Muriel Matting tCateteriaJ: Second Row: Ieannette Ustinovich, Iean Hampson, Ruth Pieiier, Arlene Lemberger, Iune Schneider, Katherine Sharkey tPublicationsl, William Blank, Betty Novesky, Walter Mattke, Donald Nickolaus, Mrs. Roemer: Front Row: Vernon Polster, Howard Mahnke fStreet Tradersl, Catherine Miller Ulthleticl Betty Pfeifer CPublicityD, lane Wegener CLibraryl, Mary Ellen Peterson CCadetl, Virginia Miller tSchoo1J, Shirley Spaeth, Marion Martin, Dolores Luebtow U-Xuditoriuml. lune Poetzl CSa!etyl. -759- MISS FLEER 326 - 11B Top Row: Ralph Freuck, Robert Mentz, Howard Senn, Dorothy Galow, Thomas Arnold, Wm. Koehler, Wayne Trudell, Walter Schlaugat CBoys' Athleticl, Iohn Griffin. Robert Klemmg Third Row: Russell Walters, Zebulon Larnphier, Dolores Schendel U-luditoriuml, Robert Schwehke fStreet Tradersl, Wm. Wachs, Betty Iayne Baseman, Catherine Schuelke Ukdvisementl, Evelyn Bloss. Ioan Graf, B. Fleer: Second Row: Clarence Wolf, LeRoy Curry, Lillian Schlak CSocialJ, Gloria Beckard, Harry Strahlendor tPublicityD, Charlotte Siedschlag CGirls' Athleticl, Dorothy Ianke, Iohn Kissler, Ralph Mortier: Front How: Betty Schmidt tPublicationsJ, Iames Wangerin fSaietyJ, Walter Luedke, Bernice Stingl, Shirley Boeing, Iune Schaffer tSchooD, Margaret Spinn CLibraryJ, Virginia Sauer CCaieteriaJ. MR. GARBE 308 - 11B Top Row: Arden Wurch fSafetyD, Magnus Herder U-Xuditoriuml, William Kailas, Harold Wussow, Allan Christensen, Wayne Wolfe, Clarence Rudolph. Robert Zobel, Frank Iossi, Harold Lawrence: Third Row: Robert Iorgenson CAdvise- mentl, Kenneth Rawling, Myron Hudemann, Glenn Ringeisen iBoys' Athleticl, Gaylord Fritz, Robert Zobel, Howard Kallenberger iCadetJ, Donald Kasemodel, Harold Gindlin: Second Row: Robert Selke, Paul Carus, Donald Reichel, Richard Riebau, Ruth Loeschmann, Dorothy Svoger, Yvonne Riebau, Pearl Behnke: Front Row: Beatrice Riebe tPublicationsl, Dorothy Wessinger CGirls' Athleticl, Marion Menne CPublicityD, Alice Ogreenc tSchooll. Marian Weiskopf CCafeteIiaJ, Charlotte Reichelt, Shirley Benz, Ralph Gibert, Mr. Garbe. Win' l l ...Got MR. HACKETT 201 - 11B Top Row: Dona1d'Bergh, Harold Lutz, Lawrence Lehr CCafeterial, Glenn Knuth, William Luitink CPublicityl, Ervin Woller, Melvin Moudry, Herman Lauchart, Daniel Bruss KBoys' Athlelicl, Carl Milzer fPub1icationsl: Second Row: Thomas Marks CStreet Tradersl, Iohn Landeck CSafetyD, Frank Macejkovic, George Menne CCadeil, Edward McFa1l, Iames Lembck, Beverly Ranscht CSociall, Audrey Luehman fGirls' Athleticl, Agnes Masi, Mr. Hackett: Front Row: Iarnes McFadden, Bernice Moudry CAdvisementJ, Liesbeth Kreissig CSchooll. Edith Nass, Mildred Mahnke, Anna Krainer, Virginia Marks, Audrey McCredie CAuditoriuml, Laverne Polenske, Velma Nistor iLibraryl, William Stark. MR. LAUN 313 - 11B Top Row: Lois Langheinrich fCaieteriaJ, Iohn Harstick, Harold Frauendorier, Karl Luedtke, William Fiebrantz fStreet Tradersl, Carter Klein Uiuditoriuml, lack Everts, Gordon Guequierre CCadetl, Iohn Hostvedt, Edward Haugh iBoys' Athleticl: Second How: Robert Iaeger, Marvin Engler, Dallas Hawkinson KSociall, Marie Grunewald, Arthur Fruhman, William Anderson CSafetyl, Kenneth Ennesser, Arthur Pluck, William Herrmann, F. C. Lauri: Front Row: Anita Gaster, Carolyn Kriz, Clyde Follansbee, DeLoris Lee KSchooll, Evelyn Brede, Mildred Guenther CAdvisementl, Carol Goedicke, Bernice Amrhein CPublicityl, Doloras Goehlen fPublicationl, Helen Herder, Virginia Hoffmann CGir1s' Athleticl. ..51.. MR. WING 212 -11B Top Row: Royal Schlote, Raymond Otis, George Behn CAdvisementJ, Robert Curley fBoys' Athleticl, Howard Coad, Harold Diers, Robert Behrs, Eugene Neubert, Donald Borchardt fSafetyl, Edward Nabke CStreet Tradersl: Second Row: Edward Boire, Fred Stelzl, Donald Corrigan, Iames Goetter, lack Idzikowski fCadetJ, Ruth Blum CKing's Pagel, Caroline Beichler, Lois Bratz, Lorraine Bellin, Ruth Adams, Mr. Wing: Front Row: Iohn Noerenberg, Mary Weber CPub1icityl, Marianne Drechsel, Dave Der Avedision, Harold Nashinsky fLibraryJ, Carole Ann Morris, Marie Consigny, Annette Behne fSchooD, Iune Paddock, Lillian Bachik CGirls' Athleticb, Margaret Brettschneider KCafeteriaJ, LaVerne Abraham CSociaIJ. MR. BUBECK 310 - 10A Top Row: Ray Guember, Emil Cernicka, Audrey Evers, Wayne Brown, Donald Durr, Peter Dhein, Marvel Klawitter CPublicityl, Bernice Kunde CSchoolJ, Franklin Fenner, Gilbert Dobrinski: Third How: Marion Gruenewald CCafeterial, Iune Biedenbender, Virginia Grom, Arline Winter, Marcella Meister CLibraryD, Edward Trampe CBoys' Athleticl, Walter Krahn, Eugene Ulrich fSafetyD, Mr. Bubeck: Second Row: Eugene Koehler, Iack Norman, Raymond Manhardt, Harold Goetzke, Leslie Gerlach, Ruby Heuer, Arlene Sawyer fAdvisementl, Beverly Klein: Front Row: Lucille Klann, Shirley Kessler, Eleanore Sattler, Arlyle Kohls, Mary Ann Sesterhenn fAuditoriuml, Gretchen Barnes fPublicationsl, Donald Gebhard, Adrienne Knoll fGirls' Athleticl, Gwendolyn Hintz, Betty Zastrow. -32- I Y -4 MISS CURRIE C22 - 10-A Top Row: Marion Kalow, Iohn Miller, Robert Adair, Marcella Steinkraus CAdvisementJ, Egon Mueller, Donald Heidemann fStreet Tradersl, Herman Myrold, Arthur Wolter KPublicationsJ, Wallace Waterstreet QSchoolJ, Eleanor Schuelkep Second How: Hildegarde Fischer CCaieterial, Irene Drescher, Howard Ieanson, Frank Hubbard CSafetyJ, Frank Mackett, Arthur Pollasky, lean La Plante, Harriet Stieglitz CAuditoriumD, Katherine Deckert, Miss Currie: Front Row: Marion Walt, Evelyn Walter CCadetl, lane Iacob, Virginia Sanders, Thomas Stehle, Shirley Baumgardt, Margie Kindnes CGirls' Athleticl. lean Hilty CSociaD, Phyllis Stansell QPublicityJ, Bernice Efilandt. MISS KANN 225 - 10A Top Row: Donald Klunder, Donald Berndt, Bernard Ruehl CPublicityJ, Alfred Rohloff, Kenneth Weidt CPublicationsl, Allen Rex QBoys' Athleticl, Donald Dzemske, Iacque Hageland, Gordon Kirst CAuditoriu1-nl: Third Row: Ethel Harris, Lucille Moll CSocialJ, Nancy Massino, Virginia Groth lAdvisementJ, Audrey Meyer, Ioyce Ruppin, Walter Koelbl, Lucille Goetsch: Second How: Bernice Schaifner, Arline Hemmerich CCaieteriaJ, Shirley Whitacre, Victor Siegel lSafetyl, Edward Wex, Ruth Fenshe, Betty Neumann CGirls' Athleticl, Miss Kann: Front Row: Shirley Schlaitzer fSchoolD, Luella Witte, William Raasch, Bonnie Wolter CCadetD, Robert Klatt KStreet Tradersl, Luella Wahner, Dorothy Klima, Ieri Streeter, Leona Wurch. l -saw , l MISS KUNDMAN 119 - 10A Top How: Elroy Schultz, Orlando Palesse, Vernon Zastrow CSlreet Tradersl, Henry Weisner U-Xthleticl, Warren Pribbanow, George Tesch, Alice Watson fSociaD, Margie Stark fPub1icityJ, Ralph Marien: Second Row: Robert Nienow, Robert Kurtz, Iack Walton, Gerald Vogl U-ldvisementl, Emmett Preuss, Ken. Wolter, Carl Drell, Lore Nothacker fSafetyl, Pearl Tschantz fCadetl, Doris Treuden, Miss Kundman: Front Row: Gladys Luecke fGirls' Athleticl, Irma Voigt C1-luditoriuml, Ann Wittenberg, Rosemary Penry, Marian Metzger, Lucille Roesselet lCafeterial, Gladys Steffen, Dorothy Gossfeld, Patsy McFarlin fSchoolJ. Kathleen Kenehan CPublicationsJ, Clinton Clark, Robert Friedrich. MISS PFEFFER 112 - 10A Top Row: Iack Arvay, Robert Viehweg, William Ehlers, Elaine Beem, Kenneth Urban Cildvisementl. Howard Abram, Donald Schmeling, Bernice Schneider, Rosemary Suess: Third Row: Walter Hartje CBoys' Athleticl. Ardis Treichel, Ruth Wenninger, Richard Geb, Bruce Boldt, Betty Mull, Violet Timpel, Ruth Timm: Second Row: Dolores Moenning fCafeterial, Marguerite Kimball, Harriet Schwarz fGirls' Athleticl Kenneth Unmack KCadetJ, Howard Neubauer, Russell Held, La Verne Schultz, Loretta Minder Uftuditoriuml, Miss Pleifer: Front Row: Frederick Eastman fSchooll, Iohn Robb, Amy Wilson lLibraryJ, Helen Ball, Ruth Anderson, Alice Schwall, Flossie Wilson, Iim Behrend CPublicityD, Laurel Fehrer. l -54- MR. SCHULZE 203 - 10.7-X Top Row: Earl Herrmann, Howard Iuds CSafetyJ, Waldemar Rosenthal, Henry Mathiak, Iohn Poker fSociall, Iohn Mallon, Earl Iohnson, Torn Mohr CBoys' Athleticl, Marvin Port: Third Row: Ray Abraham, George Altenhofen, Herbert James CCadetl, Norman Miller, Robert Langer CCafeteriaJ, Robert Iacobson CStreet Tradersl, Elaine Smith, Iayne Furkert, Dorothy Luther: Second Row: Mr. Schulze, Shirley Rubner U-Xdvisementl, Helen Schiroky, Ieanette Laganowski CLibraryl, Lore Lander CGir1s' Athleticl, Betty Flugstad tPub1icityJ, Irene Toby, Elaine Andersen, Mary lane McClintock: Front Row: Dorothy Behrs U-Xuditoriuml, Dorothy Pfeiffer, Elaine Loeper CSchooll, Evelyn Buck, Ruth Schram, Iune Schmidt, Amydee Carr CPub1icityl, Alice Neumann. MISS SIMANDL ZOB - 101-X Top Row: Angeline Kondeles, Norman Waldeck CBoys' Athleticl, Iohn Whitehouse CCadetl, Robert Kiebler, lack Saunders, Earl Bucholz, Iames Mueller, Lydia Rapraeger CGir1s' Athleticl, Dorene Schwalbach U-Xuditoriuml, Ieanette Gaulke: Second Row: Robert Schultz, Norman Wagner, Kenneth Blaney, Clarabelle Perry CSchoolD, Clare Loos, Alice Mae Lee, Sally Iohnson, Annabell Harrel tPublicityl, Libby Marshalek CPublicationsl, Marjorie Sargent, Miss Simandl: Front Row: Donald Vine, Harold Buhl, Evelyn Buelow, Ruth Riemer tSafetyl, Lois Honzelka CCafeteriaJ, Elizabeth Schaubach, Hildegard Krimmer Uidvisementl, LaVerne Dangelat tSocialJ, Evalyn Lehmann, Dorothy Freeman. MR. STOUT 324 - IDA Top How: Elmer Cernicka, Orval Nimkie, Robert Kohlhoil, Gilbert Bockhaus, Iohn Carroll. Gordon Greifenhagen, Ioseph Fischer Qsafetyl, Edwin Wolff fBoys' Athleticl, Donald Hampson, Ierry Armstrong: Third Row: Howard Tank tPublicationJ, Edwin Kuenzel, Earl Tyre CAdvisementl, Garold Dolan, Arthur Becker, Kathleen Rowe CPublicityl, Howard Oelhot, Marion Kaentje, Gerald Galvin, Robert Bauer tCateteriaJ: Second Row: Dennis Haluza, Anna Ierrek tLibraryJ, Doris Iust CGirls' Athleticl, Frank Koenig, Delores Drinkgiern, Betty Ann Hauske KSchooD, Phylis Holton, Robert Ruenzel, Elaine Schneider, Mr. Stout: Front Row: Virginia Bruce CCadetJ, Virginia Buchheit, Helen Iohnson, Mary Iane Pitrof U-Xuditoriuml, Shirley Holtz, Harriet Hiller, Maja Roedl CSocialD, Mardelle Lange, Marjorie Robertson, Constance Gegner, Geraldine Makal. MISS BARRY 216 - 10B Top Row: Donald Seeleldt, Gordon Sculz CPublicationsl, Roland Dorow tPublicityD, Fred Zimmermann CCafeteriaJ, Leroy Zweifel, La Verne Spille, Arthur Shanks CBoys' Athleticl: Second Row: William Olson CSchoolJ, Kenneth Papke, Walter Peter, Alice Steiner CAuditoriuml. Melvin Schwoulst, Iean Bender CAdvisementl, Shirley Steinert, Miss Barry: Front Row: Ieanette Westfahl tLibraryJ, Delores Zirbel, Margot Rossner, Betty Zahn, Allan Pauer, Lillian Zanzig CSocialJ, Elaine Swendson, Sylvia Stano CGirls' Athleticl. -33- 1 ,- MISS DE VOY 323 -10B Top Row: Harold Liebherr, Kenneth Mahringer CCateteriaJ, Lawrence Modrow, Donald Matting fCadetJ, Dan O'Gorman lBoys' Athleticl, Robert Maikowski lSafetyl, Richard Morris, Robert Le Belle, Donald George: Third Row: Iohn McDonald CPublicationsl, Marion McCallum, Beatrice Markert KGirls' Athleticl, Lois Criplean, Marion Lutzke, Shirley Owens, Carol Lexa CPublicityl, Viola Macke, Beverly Kureck QSchooll: Second Row: Louise Maass, Ruth Prag, Annette Lewis fAuditoriumJ, Marian Price, Floyd Bechtel, Paul Mraz, Elroy Meisner, Richard Lueders QStreet Tradersl, Miss De Voy: Front Row: Perry Nelson. Sheila O'Gorman, Florence Lebowski. Efiie Lewin, Caryl Carr tSocia1l, Robert Melichar, Evelyn McFall, Dolores Guzinski, Ralph Maas. MR. HUNTER 304 - 10B Top Row: Dorothy Van Till, Richard Ramseyer, Ioe Belcher, Shirley Pavlet lCafeterial, Al Wandschneider, Merlin Wittlinger, lack Strohm, Walter Zeit. Robert Thor, lack Wendorf CStreet Traderslg Third Row: Al Suckow, Iohn Karionta CBoys' Athleticl, Glen Greenwald, Chester Phelps CCadetJ, Kenneth Port CSociaD, Marion Tews, Bette Klatt iSafetyl, Florence Stallman CSchoolJ, Violet Riedel, Ianet Tessmann: Second Row: E. Hunter, Evelyn Wamback, Betty Wallock, Milton Wagner, Franklyn Sadler, Iohn Bezak, Gordon Tindemann Ukuditoriumj, Alice Stibor, Geraldine Wilde, CPublica- tionsl, Bernice Ulik, Emily Krala: Front Row: Iune Pauers, Iune Westerman U-ldvisementl, Edward Stein, Floyd Whitmore, Dorothy Kark, Ianice Wells, Dorothy Hack, Kathryn Brown, Iacqueline Schaefer. Eugenia Weiss, Marion Shanahan CGirls' Athleticl. 1 ,- -S7.. MISS KENNEY 109 - 10B Top Row: Donald Ranugan CCadetl, Lois Scheuber, Betty Iune Gray CPublicationsl, Walter Hammer, lack Schoenecker CBoys' Athleticl, Casper Hakerkorn, Carl Hambuch KPublicityD, Ervin Roesch tCafeterial, Robert Baetz Uiuditoriuml, Harold Schroeder: Third Row: Bernard Green, Luella Severson. Merillyn Pfau, Gladys Plautz, Earl Griep, Donald Schmidt. Violet Pregler, Robert Rohrmoser, Hubert Sauter CStreet Tradersl, Kenneth Schelong tSafetyl: Second Row: Miss Kenney, Eugene Klingbiel, Walter Roegner, Thomas Gray CSociall, Kenneth Brown, Iune Happle tSchooll. Arleen Kehl. Lois Pfaefle, Marion Bengenheimer: Front Row: Ruth Schilling U-ldvisementl, Iris Glickman, Arline Rosman fGir1s' Athleticl, Iune Rickson, Lucille Rosnow, Verna Besch, Erna Kammerer. Florence Schram, Ioan Hinsenkamp, - Pearl Reinke. MR. KURTZ 209 - 10B Top How: Agatha Goetz fLibraryl, Barbara Grotte, Virginia Goelhen tCafeterial, Marion Hartig, Russell Kauth, Albert Gruender, Dorothy Rueth, Edith Iaeger U-ldvisementl, Gilbert Leisman, Robert Lemmerman: Third Row: Rexiord Wegener, Burton Iahn, Lawrence Krueger. Nick Kapetanick, Robert Greuel, William Cameron fSafetyl, Frederick Hibl, Edwin Herrmann, Iames Lawrence, Roger Iuedes, Iohn Herzer: Second Row: Mr. Kurtz, Arline Gall, Bernice Greenwald, Donald Haugh, Gerald Iung, Betty Iane Gray, Betty Keanu. Gloria Wachs, Marguerite Gerstenberger fPublicationl, Marion Hinz CSchoo1J, Iune Gaulke tSocia1 Servicel: Front Row: Dawn Hermes, Mildred Funke fGirls' Athleticl, Marguerite Koeppl fCadetJ, Caroline Harper tPublicityl, Gertrude Franke, Beverly Forbes, Phyllis Hackl, Martin Stolzoff tBoys' Athleticl, William Giller, Ioan Guzinski, Gladys Schmidt, Floyd Cash. -53- MR. SCHEFTNER 120 - l0B To Row: William Kunz CStreet Tradersl, Leo Gerger CBoys' Aihleticl, Gordon Barwick, lack Gardner C P Kinney, Harvey Gall CPublicationsl, lack Franjevic, Iames Benslon, Elmer Ehlers, Robert Brown: Third Row: Mr. A. G. ' ' d CS h oll, Scheitner, Iune Cobb, Dorothy Schultz, Marion Alike, Marian Sprender CCadeil, Carolyn Engel, Ruth Doe ens c o Karl Girten Uldvisementl, Charles Bilek, Russell Bauer: Second How: LaVerne Beckendori, William Bulz, Warren ' ' ' ' ' B h , Alfred Giese, Orville Ieske, Beatrice Bolander Uluditoriuml, Marjorie Hillen, Mary Ann Blodgelt, Charles uec s Bernacchi, Earl George QPublicityl: Front Row: Marilyn Bolzinger, Ruth Borchardt fSociall Henry Duerr, Shirley Daniell . . .d B QGirls' Athleticl, Louise Borenitsch, Audrey Dolge, Helen Dian, Ieanette Spella, Lydia Braun CSafetyl, Davi ennan. Caieterial, I ack MR. ENGEN 226 - 9A T R : I Pecor, Elma Oberbuchler, Wallace Pergoli fBoys' Athleticl, Elroy Nell CPublicationJ, Robert Muckler, op ow ean Clarence Roeming, Mildred Opichka fPublicityl, Elroy Reseburg, Valia Palesse CSchooll: Third Row: Carollouise Reimer, N 1 C1-ld ' mentl Dolores Pump Shirley Plautz Uluditoriuml Iohn Urban, Rudolph Radtke, Robert Valerio. Vivian uelze vise , , , Steven Stetz, Sidney Voelkel: Second Row: lack Morris, Edgar Saxon, Shirley Raabe, Audrey Schroeder, Helen . . d Ob , M rian Patlow, Lorraine Prowalzke, Bernice Roemmg: Front How: Frederick Resener, Donald Mrilelsiae t ermann a CCaieteriaJ, Iuergen Roedel, Georgianna Rausch CSaietyl, Iean Pergoli fSocial7, Elroy Raizow CCadell, Robert Quandt, Naomi Trier, Belle Paddock QGir1s' Athleticl. -.691 l w 1 MR. HANSON 214 - SA Top Row: Elaine Mueller, Iean Lambert U-luditoriuml, Vernell Luebke, Betty Lindberg, Richard Markhanan, Arthur Humboldt, Gerald Kuehn, Virginia Markhanan, Erwin Kant, Fred Kenda CSchoolJ, Marvin Isberner, William McFadden, Fritzie Lyneis: Second Row: Mr. Hanson CAdviserD, William Kroening, Phyllis Krueger, Kenneth Kaeufl lCadetl, Leon Manhardt, Carl Ianke. Earl Ianssen, Marion Mayer, Rosemary La Sage, Phyllis Mereen, Dorothy Lawonn, Betty McCabe, Iune Loeper fPublicationsl, Shirley Lange, Betty Milligan: Front Row: Lyle Lee lSafetyl, Robert Servis, Elsa Lasch, Fred Iahnke, Marilyn Nemetz, Virginia Merz, Audrey Lietz, Mildred Block, Lewis Hunt, Robert Lemke, Gordon Kreihn CCafeterial. Dolores Krist, Lois Liebscher, Raymond Loppnow, Robert Lehner. MH. KACZMAREK 110 -Q 9A Top Row: Gordon Heyde, Marilyn Birchler, Ruth Felhing CCafeteriaJ, Donald Rost, Robert Nickel, Robert Paukner, Roland Wade CBoys' Athleticl, Raul Valdovinos, Burton Manke, Dona Saunders: Third How: George Fleischmann fStreet Tradersl, Hilda Bautz Uluditoriuml, Dorothy Parthun, Mavis Kitchen CLibraryl, Evelyn Brenner, Marjorie Martens, Harriet Arndt, Delores Scholzen, Lona Westtahl, Ruth Kramer fGirls' Athleticl: Second How: Iohn C. Kaczmarek. Dorothy Friz tCadetl, Marilyn Feider, Mary Ann Biksacky, Ianet Hill, Corinne Eggert, Vivian Ehmke CSociaD, Avis Swenson, Kathryn Baker: Front Row: Therese Urban, Mary Iane Mueller, Doris Bellack, Henry Heykes lPublicityJ. Jean Trebbe, Kenneth Trost, Glen Guember fSafetyJ, Ralph Weidner CPublicationl, Vera Iones U-ldvisementl, Oscar Fischer. 170- E i MISS MURPHY 325 - 9A Top Row: Marilyn Heyde CSocialJ, Kenneth Gostchock, Clifford Hahn, Lawrence Ebert CSatetyD, Eugene Genz. Lawrence Giese, Lucille Horn, Donald Franke fBoys' Athleticl, Erwin Meisinger, Allen Grether: Third Row: Marilyn Fraser CLibraryl, Lucille Kreuter Uluditoriumb, Amo Hinrichs, Lawrence Hoenig, Ioseph Weiss, Robert Boyd, Richard Gaedke. Robert Heintz, Carol Dilger: Second Row: Miss Murphy, lone Erler, lean Kriz CPublicationsl, Arlyne Hillen, lean Friedrich fPublicityl, Marijayne Hoffmann, Louise Dahse, Ethel Fischer, Leonard Ewing, Walter Erdman: Front Row: Louise Erickson fGirls' Athleticl, Thelma Klinger CSchoo1l, Marcella Klinowiecki, Helen Erickson, Roy Gerhardt lStreet Tradersl, lack Grussing fCadetl, Iean Crilley CCaieterial, Robert Hanson, Lawrence Schramm. MR. POLOMIS 125 - 9A Top Row: Elaine Schick Ukdvisementl, Charlotte Smith fCadetl, lack Selsemeyer U-Xuditoriuml, Ralph Schlote, Robert Marquardt, Floy Smith CGirls' Athleticl, Matthew Schneider fLibraryJ, Warren Senn CBoys' Athleticl, Robert Ruhnke lPublicityD: Third Row: Corinne Schmidt, Shirley Schwulst, Edward Schmidt, Frank Vavra, Elmer Schulz, lack Gray. Robert Schmidt fStreet Tradersl, Donald Ruess: Second Row: Beverly Schaefer, Daniel Schulz, Allan Scheer, Lois Schmitt fCafeteriaJ, leanne Rouse CSociall, Gordon Schulte 4SafetyJ, Donald Holt, Mr. Polomis: Front Row: Audrie Schlinsock, Florence Scholz, Ursula Schmeling, Marshall Schwid, Betty Schurer, Shirley Schneider, Patsy Strosina, Glen Sauer. 1 ..71-. l T. MR. RUTHERFORD ll8 - 9A Top Row: Kathryne Weber, Russell Baetke, Verna Schlicker, Arlene Ketterl tSocia1J, Betty Ebling, Alvin Winston, Ieanette Stieglitz, Harry Reichgeld CBoys' Athleticl, Walter Corrigan CSchoolJ, Arlene Witt: Third Row: Herbert Warm- flash CSatetyJ, Iean Le Starge, Kenneth Wiesner, William Wheaton, Robert Ward, Rose Thumann, Seymour Wishnefsky. Donald Wilke, Iohn Wahlen: Second Row: Ruth Voigt, Barbara Voight tGirls Athleticl, Ieanne Wierschem fPub1icationl, Marilyn Zehren tCadetl, Iune Buyeske, Betty Stauber tPublicityJ, Dorothy Wachs, Robert Thom tAuditoriuml, Charles Wysocki, Mr. Rutherford: Front Row: Dorothy Volk, Clayton Van Calligan, Phyllis Weiss, Carolyn Gielow, Agnes Wild tCaieteriaJ, Audrey Wischer, Hugo Tietz, Marvin Haldemann, Hubert Schneider, Mildred Wessinger. MR. WITTKOP 309 - 9A Top Row: Robert Summers, Robert Dopke, George Krause, Willard Braun tCafeteriaD, Russell Koch, Lois Basemann, Charles Downs fSchoolJ, Harold Carey CStreet Tradersl, Eleanore Cassini, Eugene Dix, Burnham Grider fCadetJ: Third Row: Margret Leuenberger, Iosephine Binder tSocialJ, Hildegard Lorenz, Iames Halsey, Robert Becker tPub1icityl. Donald Dobransky, Anita Berling fAuditoriuml, Harold Bartelt tSatetyJ, Bruce Clow, Doris Benschneider, Glen Buettner. Marjorie Beilfuss tGir1s' Athletlcl: Second Row: Mr. Wittkop, Jean Bientang, Raeburn Blitsch, Ruth Bixler, Wanda LaPlante, Donald Bielfuss, Henry Dunn, lane Aiken, Beverly Altman tPublicationsJ, Dorothy Bouchier, Aldora Arnold: Front Row: George Arnold, Kenneth Dobratz CBoys' Athleticl, Calvin Dobratz tAdvisementD, Alfred Eckl, Marilyn Barr, Virginia Kassen, Harold Eggert, David Bagemihl, Ann Parise. Audrey Clore, Richard Beck. Z 772- l MISS GAUNT 213 - 9B Top Row: lack Pittelkow, Melvin Pollow. Lorraine Stahl, Florence Ruderich, Betty Stehle tAdvisernentJ, Margaret Schlaugat, Arlene Schulz CC:-rdetl, Carroll Randall tSaietyD. LaVern Scudder CSchoolJ, Audrey Sullivan: Second Row: Marion Schallock, Charles Pyle, Gertrude Schlosser, Priscilla Roemheld, Arthur Tetting, Vernon Snow, Elmer Porte. Iohn Schilling. Dorothy Schroeder, Edith Drasal CSociall: Front Row: Miss Gaunt, Iane Schmidt, Edith Roegner. Iames Slamer, Roy Petersen Giuditoriuml, George Rahn, Marilyn Roehr, Shirley Sherwood CPublicityl, Dolores Spott. Marjorie Torti. MR. KEENEY 126 - 9B Top Row: Harriet Mull tSafetyl, Doris Kenngott, Iohn Karlson tCadetJ, Phyllis Otto, Dorothy Kabitzke, Mildred Knobloch. Richard Liska tSchooD, Ruby Mirgeler tCateteriaJ, Alice Koeppeng Th'rd Row: Rudy Kreissig CPublicationsl, Charles Pages, Merlin Klahn, Ina Rennicke tGirls' Athleticl, Grace Kub, LaVerne Neubauer, LaVerne Mikuleky, Ruth Kark, Marion Miller, Iames Klein, A. LeRoy Keeney: Second Row: Lois Meyer tPublicityD, Ruth Miller, Hortense Reit, Iohn Kemp tBoys' Athleticb, Robert Perlewitz, Ioseph Kretchmar, Henry Krainer, Walter Lehnhoit CAdvisementl, Martha Koldan: Front Row: Clifie Kunde CSocialJ, Gene Liermann, Edward Kiepert, Robert Koenig, Robert Mclntosh, Marion Klumb CAuditoriuml, Betty Mitterhausen, Arlene Hauke. l 4 -73- MISS LUEBCHOW 306 Q 9B Top Row: Elizabeth Iaehn, Walter Henning, Dorothy Hoer, Glenn Iacob, Anita Hundertmark tAuditoriumJ, Dorothy Gruender, Gretchen Haase, Roy Hartmann, Gilbert Kaap, Ruth Gatzow: Third Row: Elsie Klingbeil, CGirls' Athleticl, Ruth Haeilinger, Marion Howe, Gertrude Iirusch tSchooll, Betty Holming, Elroy Hottinger, Louis Groth, Carol Hagen, Betty Iellema fPublicationJ, Shirley Hamann: Second Row: Miss Irma E. Luebchow, Raymond Guenther, Iune Hansen, Allen Hassel, Audrey Hohl, Charles Helm, Frederick Heebner, Eileen Hack, Iune Gray: Front Row: Robert Haack, George Hackl fPublicity7, Harold Henning, Lois Fritsche, Dorothy Hintz, Iames Green, Adolf Friz tCadetJ, Ruth Fenske, Richard Gruenwald, Robert Hennlich. MISS WALKER 210 - 9B Top Row: Fred Schneider, Oliver Shefloe, Wallace Woolweber, Iune Nuelk, Roy Iahncke tCadetJ, Harold Grzanna CBoys' Athleticl, William West C1-luditoriuml, Richard Hamersti, Richard Stieglitz CStreet Tradersl: Third Row: Robert Truppe, Eugene Weber, Marjorie Schaffer tSocialJ, Dan Wesenberg tPublicationsD, Ioseph Whitehouse, Edith Zeit, Carleton Weisner CSaietyJ, Esther Shefloe fLibraryJ, Phyllis Nissen, Donald Worm fPublicityJ, Miss Walker: Second Row: Fred West, Warren Polzin, Lawrence Byrum, Lorraine Weisbrich, Geraldine Welke, Arthur Treptlow, Ruth Tesch, Beverly Hermes, Marlyn Braby, Gladys Wachs CCafeterial: Front Row: Pam Vojak CGirls' Athleticl, Marilyn Zacher, Gloria Zalis, Alfred Bautz, Carl Homberg, Caroline Musfeldt, Shirley Wachter fAdvisementl, Frank Karfonta, Virginia Zehren CSchooll, Iune Greisch. ..'74, ,fe l MRS. WIRTHWEIN 320 - 9B Top Row: Frank Bauer lStreet Tradersl, William Wollenberg QCadetD, Arden Fensel CPublicityl. Robert Buchach, Burnett Lee CBoys' Athleticl, Alex Doak CCaieteriaD, Patricia Davis, Iune Beckard lAuditoriuml, Marguerite Briner: Third Row: Iune Bauernfind, Dorothy Edmunds CSocialD, Audrey Boettiger, Iames Berry, Howard Becker, Shirley Dettman, Norma Bromhead fGir1s' Athleticl, Roy Baldus CAdvisementJ, Dorothy Bretzel: Second Row: Mrs. Elsbeth Wirthwein. Virginia Bade, Carol Ehr, Ileene Engel, Lorraine Bauman, Virginia Becker, Theodore Denniston, Bernice Bischoff: Front Row: Stuart Bellin, Raymond Fehrer CSaietyD, Mildred Anderson, Shirley Chrisien fPublicationsJ, Shirley Adams, Lloyd Brown, William Blend, lack Feliz fSchooD. HOMEROOM ABSENTEES Top How: Gordon Kirchner, Edward Hakenson, Thomas Krochalk, Lawrence Oberhue, Daniel Schnabel, Kenneth Pollei. William Murphy, James Wilson, Eugene Meyer, George Mueller, Robert Volbrecht, Fred Arndt, Frank Skinner. Fred Horn: Second Row: Harold Buelow, Wallace Schulz, Howard Hanke, Ierome Mann, Robert Hmircik, Charles Angelroth, Roy Corbeil, Gordon Berqner, Donald Mereen, Marcel Bervar, Neal Hadfield, Arnold Holming, Robert Gigstead: Front Row: Salvatore Marino, Iohn Matter, Bernice Schulte, Marion Radke, Ianice Schellin, Shirley Wagner, Ruth Williams. La Verne Hackett, Norene Becker, Muriel Iohnson, Mavis Van Acker, Lois Ebert. -75, HOMEROOM ABSENTEES Top Row: Dolores Wuergler, Shirley Geiger, Virginia Manly, Constance Colby, Shirley Schultz, Lester Kamrath, Barbara Ptlittner, Herbert Buege. Vernon Andre, Willard Uebersohn, Myron Schmit, Iames Soechtig: Second Row: Rita Kraus, Clifford Sebastian, Ellen Burskey, Eileen Iuds, Anita Merwitz, Betty Grisham, Elaine Lutz, Lois Grisar, Ann Borrmann, Margaret Christopher, Betty Ann Iones, Arthur Peterson: Front Row: lack Shanahan, Harry Ziebell, Phyllis Spehn, Marcella Eissel, Marilyn Neumann, Elaine Mierelis, Glenrose Gurnee, Iune Machowski, Daryl Ellei, Shirley Hillen, Agatha Sparacino, Irma Polzin, Donald Lundwall. 176- V 74 Z. .fl Top Row: lack Kressbach, Elaine Hammer: Third Row: Clarence Rudolph, Ralph Maas, Shirley Holtz, Frank Skinner, Luceal W ' d E I ' ' elgen , ve yn Haass, Rudy Kre1ss1g. Russell Bauer, Tom Henkel, Don Wheeler: Second Row: Betty Novesky, Edward Wex, Iohn Herzer, Phil Strom, Richard Wank, Gordon Kengott, Myron Hudemann, Milton Wagner: Front Row: Iunior Westhoil, Charles Hofmann, Betty Giesecke, Iack Schliet, Iames Mohr, Wallace Waterstreet, Clare Loos, Jayne Furkert, Ieane Krom, Elinor Eichstaedt, Earl George, Betty Iane Rumsey, Elizabeth Ierrek. BAND During the last five years, our Rufus King Band, under the direction of Mr. Zahorik, has become one of the finest activities of the school. It has grown from only a small number to a large organization. The number of students taking part is now up to about 150. The band is divided into two divisions, senior and ' io b d. Th ' ' ' ' ' ' jun r an e Junior consists of less experienced players while the senior member: are those who have had much practice. Standing: Elaine Hammer, Rudy Kreissig, Rudolph Miller, Fred Kieferndorf: Fourth Row: Arthur Wolter, Iohn Werenberg, Mildred Meyer, Norma Warrnie, Evalyn Lehmann, Lore Nothacker, Clair Loos, Iane Furkert, Wallace Waterstreet, Patsy Kinsella: Third Row: Leslie Ruehl, Ruth Iaeger, Mary lane Griep, Barbara Grotte, lane Zednik, Marianne Drechsel: Second Row: Hazel Iean Larsen, Richard Hoenig, Harold Frauendorler, Alois Vogt: First Row: Roger Mueller, Edward Turner, Arthur Bauch, Ruth Korn. I 1 -781 Standing: Edwin Ertel, Richard Manske Kenneth Broder, Mr. Zahorikp Fourth How: Karl Mueller, Iohn Carroll, Tim Nugent. Donald Mereen, Lawrence Oberheu, Harold Blumberg. Gertrude Franke, Lester Pagenkop, Mildred Guenther, Iohn Harstick, Fred Kieterndort, Rudolph Miller: Third How: Betty Lou Dopke. Amydee Carr, Richard Riebau, Roy ' ' K t t Second Roghan, Roland Moser, Sally Iohnson, Mildred Coleman, Magdalena Goehler, Robert Hmircik, Ian-ies as ey: Row: Pat Kinsella, Marianne Wagner, Robert Thor, Ann Ierrek, Robert Paukner, Charlotte Gegner, Mardelle Lange, Alice Schimmelptennig: First Row: Dwight Rainier, Roger Widder, Betty Ann Hauske, Betty Flugstad, Marianne Drechsel, Eldrich Meyer, lane Zednik. ORCHESTRA Our Orchestra, under the direction of Miss Sargeant, consists of 60 members, has Well balanced sections and very capable section leaders, two ot whom were leaders in the All-City Orchestra. The Orchestra has the advantage this year ot having played together for tive years. The Orchestra gave music appreciation programs for contributing grade schools. It gave performances for the Senior auditorium programs, and supplied the music for the senior play. Several of our students have taken first places in tournaments. Standing: Iohn Harstick, Gordon Kengott, Darrell Martin. Donald Wheeler, Eugene Genz: Fitth Row: Iean Krom, Eleanor Eichstaedt, Charles Hoffman, Betty Rumsey, Bernice Kunde, Miss Sargeant: Fourth How: Eldridge Meyer. Roger Widder, Dwight Rainier, Alice Schimmelpiennig, Mardelle Lange, Elaine Loeper, William Wachs, Carl Hohlweck, Robert Woerke, Elroy Oberheug Third Row: Earl Iohnson, Robert Schultz: Second Row: Elaine Smith, Margaret Stolowski, Eldred Westermann, Ray Guember: First Row: Richard Kapuscinski, Lorraine Urbscheit, Lisbeth Kreissig, Gilbert Leisman. l ,79- l t Top Row: Creighton Steven, Homer Kraus, De Forest Block, Charles Hoffman, Violet Riedel, Verna Papke, Ruth Schultz, Ruth Iaegerg Third Row: Richard Kapuscinski, William Herrman, Marianne Drechsel, Effie Lewin, Agnes Masi, Barbara Grotte, Kathleen Weckmueller, lane Braun: Second Row: William Koehler, Fred Buege, Elmer Mueller, Frederick Reimer, Raymond Meyer, Leona Platek, Marion Lutzke, Lorraine Urbscheit, Virginia Castagna: Front Row: Gordon Schultz, Arthur Wolter, Edward Trampe, Harry Strahlendort, Hazel Iean Larsen, lean Krom, Gertrude Franke, Iane Wegener. Top Row: Ruth Blum, Ianet Beltman, Marjorie Iewett, Blossom Heyde, Dorene Schwalbach, Ianet Heller, Iohn Franken, Arden Kuehn: Third How: Luella Witte, Katherine Ochs, Eileen Iuds, Ioyce Ruppin, Edna Ertel, Howard Tank, Howard Oelhof, Robert Moser, Arthur Bauch: Second Row: Marcella Gaede, Evalyn Lehmann, Mardelle Nedley. Sally Iohnson, Germaine Clemens, Vivian Klein, Iune Biedenbender, Gordon Gaulke, Eliott Douck, Robert Strehlow: Front Row: Alice Schaub, Dorothy Bullerman, Dorothy Sickler, Ruth Schram, La Verne Gutwald, Ruth Rousseau, Martha Hampe, Esther Himmelreich, William Stausell, Earl George: Not in Picture: Lawrence Hoenig, Marguerite Moore, lean Comdohr. CHORUS Say it with a song, seems to be the motto of the A Cappella Choir. This group is composed of students with the most promising voices at King. Last Christmas this group was invited to sing over WTMI and two recordings were made. From there they caroled throughout the downtown shopping district. Students from the choir took part in the Biennial Music Festival. Several members formed a vocal group and sang at Boys Prevocational School, Riverside, Keele Ave. School and the Y.W.C.A. The choir sang for commencement exercises which were held in the stadium. - 80 .- Top Row: Donald Morris, Lawrence Ebert, Gerald Kuehn, Phil Berman., Charles Groskopf, Robert Behrs. Allen Rex. William Koehler, Tom Krochalk, Gilbert Bockhaus: Third Row: Lorraine Schianert, William Kolh, Quentin Kielich, lack Arvay, Iacque Hegelund, Robert Kohloff, lack Franjevic, Iohn Franken, Egon Mueller, Bay Meyer: Second Row: Fred Buege, Walter Mattke, Willard Braun, Wesley Buschbaum, Kenneth Wolter, Robert Brown, Robert Kurtz, Edwin Kuenzel, Walter Corrigan, Donald E. Mereen: Front Row: Iohn Robb, Fred Eastman, Robert Ruenzel, lames Petersen, Perry Nelson, Allen Grether, Norman Miller, Kenne.h Blaney, Robert Iaeger, Mr. Kuckuk. VISUAL SERVICE The Visual Service club, under the guidance of Mr. Kuckuk, provides classes with all the necessary projecting facilities. The club this year was limited to forty students and it met every Tuesday. The science, social science, and English classes and almost every other class have in some Way or other been provided with films or slides to help them in studying their subject. The club has constructed a projector which is used in providing dance music for the mixers, the loud speaker in the stadium, and in the auditorium. After the students have learned all the sufficient techniques of the club, they are given a license which permits them to run any projector in the school. l Top Row: Fred Gennrich, Merriam Blattler, Charlotte Siedschlag, Marcella Griebling, Ruth Moldenhauer, Noreen White. Dorothy Hoberg, Evelyn Ullrich, lean Randall, Eileen Gostchock, Harold Muenzmaier: Front Row: Mr. Murphy. Helen Herder, Dolores Luebtow, Ruth Riemer, Mildred Guenther, Beatrice Chrisien, Bernice Treptow, Dorothy Prowatzke, Shirley Benz, Marion Kaul, Ruth McClintock. ACCOUNTING SERVICE The Accounting Service, under the direction of Mr. Murphy, meets every Thursday during the eighth hour in room 215. The purpose is to take care of activity accounting such as for the King's Page advertising and homeroom subscriptionsg annual subscriptions: cafeteria: ticket sales of the various entertainments and athletic events: graduation fees: invitations and calling cards. The minimum requisite for this service is one year of bookkeeping. Up to two years ago, there was a Commercial Club which was active until Office Practice was introduced: it was then changed to the present service. . n-81-H rf Top Row: Ralph Luecke, Iames Rossow, Gordon Regeniuss, Robert Ristow, Richard Schulz, Marcella Steinkraus, Lawrence Lehr. Casper Haberkorn, Warren Oelke, Erwin Woller, Fred Almond. Melvin Maceau: Third Row: Betty Baseman, Luella Severson, Gordon Kirst, Elwood Gieg, Harold Lyneis, Iames Sieber, Walter Bessell, Fred Buege, Phil Berman, Harold Lohn, Gordon Gaulke, Frank Loppnow, Ierry Morissette: Second Row: Helen Macko, Betty Piietfer, Jean Bender, Dorothy Keene, George Fleischmann, Glenn Guember, William Herrmann, Donald Mueller, Walter Mattke, Walter Corrigan, Earling Hagstrand, Betty Lindberg. Elinor Eichstaedt: Front Row: Virginia Secknica, Doris Fitzlaif, Audrey Schmidt, Dorothy Wachs, lane Wegener, Florence Schram, Arlene Rossman, Ruth Schram, Rose Pieiterle, Grayce Schroeder, Marjorie Bullerman, Betty Bornfleth. CADETS Three cheers for the cadets of Rufus King who under the supervision of Mr. Foti and Mr. Iankovs have made our school a better place to attend. Unnecessary accidents have been avoided because the alertness of our cadets, and with the cooperation of the students the duties of the cadets have b- made easier. Mr. Foti and Mr. Iankowski have done an excellent job in instructing these cadets their duties. Several homerooms in our school have aided the cadets in their work. Groups have ta Top Row: Erwin Koss, Iohn Norenberg, Howard Kallenberger, Herbert Giese, Iames Lembck, Harold Frauendorfer. Darrell Martin, Arthur Restock, Vernon Mielke, Gerold Schroeder, Lawrence Benn, Frank Skinner: Third Row: Evelyn Haass, lane Mertz, Iune Wolters, Lucille Schmidt, Roland Merz, Donald Roeming, Dennis Blumberg, William Ryan, Frank Petrick, Merrill Goeldner, Iames Sieber, Ed Turner, Richard Wank: Second Row: LaVerne Beckendorf, Grace Possower, Mildred Kluck, Gertrude Brown, Grace Falk, Iune Deckmeier. Mildred Coleman, Eileen Ubersohn, Betty Klatt, Lucille Rosnow, Ruth Rousseau, Florence Biesel, Mary Ann Wagner: Front Row: Alice Goelden, Bernadine Konrad, Iean Krom, Marilyn Ianzer, Helen Koepke, Iune Schaeiter, Donald Franke, Ed Schmidt, Harold Gindlin, Chester Phelps, Iames Behrend, Robert Callies. Top Row: Harry Benkert, Richard Kapuscinski, Kenneth Mahringer, Fred Kietendori, George Roush, Rodney Leech. Magnus Herder, Donald Renegan, Charles Groskopf, Robert Peuser, LeRoy Tschantz, Kenneth Broder, Dan O'Gorman William Kohler, Robert Marquardt, Ray Weliky, Robert Urbanek: Third Row: Walter Roegner, Walter Lehner, Marion Halazon, Marjorie Iewett, Marcella Gaede, Dorothy Hoberg, Blossom Heyde, Marion Whitehouse, Ianice Freyberger. Ann Cassady, lane Brown, Betty Lou Sell, Anita Rosnow, Gloria Schmidt, Don Schmidt, Iacque Hegelund, Robert Krause: Second Row: Calvin Dobratz, Frederick Eastman. Kenneth Schelong, Hubert Sauter, Lucille Weigend, Elaine Hammer, Geraldine Wilde, Iune Gaulke, Pearl Tschantz, Lorraine Gorman, Mildred Kaiser, Paula Stetter, Florence Streit. Virginia Castagna, La Verne Ochalek, Hazel Kaiser, Iune Broese, Reinhardt Giesecke: Front Row: Frederick Resener. Magdalen Polacheck, Pearl Ianke, Amie Wilson, Katherine Ocks, Marie Hartmann, Mary Matrach, Bernice Abramson, Caroline Harper, Le Verne Fritche, Marion Cook, Nathlea Grussing, Lillian Siegmund, Bernice Treptow, Dorothy Mandler, Dolores Wendel, Rose Thuman, lack Grussing. n themselves the duties of keeping our campus and play fields clean and free from waste. The itorium has also been well taken care of and the school has shown its appreciation by awarding vice banners. The cadets have taken charge of the property of every person in the school by checking ee that our lockers have been taken care of and closed. The cadets of this school are honored and pected. The duties of the hall cadets are to see that the lockers are checked and to assist in ushering en we have special programs. Top Row: Iohn Nicora, Clifford Masek, Ray Lewinn, Roy Rogan, Edward Massino, Robert Flugstad, Al Novesky, Al Rohloti, Wilber Heinrich, Phillip Hirschel, Arthur Kant, Iames Otto: Third Row George Altenhofen, LeRoy Lambrecht, Richard Young, Donald Uhlig, Melvin Gauger, Gerald Keene, William Stark. Donald Wallock, Clarence Baker, Russell Hughes, Robert Maas, Alvin Schmalzer, Edwin Wenninger: Second Row: Christian Nielsen, Arthur Uhlmann, Karl Mueller, Henry Hock, Ruth Gusho, Frederick Callies, Matthew Trgo, Robert Milbrath, Harold Klein, Ruth Koss, Helen Bixler, Ianet Heller, Alice Sheehy: Front Row: Mary lane Pitrott, Marcella Meister, Iohn Robb, Kenneth Unmack, Robert Ruenzel, Victor Siegel, Iohn Arnold, Edward Trampe, Lorraine Mueller, Marian Salchow, Magdalena Gaylor, Grace Holling. Top Row: Germaine Clemens, Evelyn Blass, Beatrice Markert, Al Mayer, Grant Kohler, Lois Lemcke, Margaret Clemens, Marcella Griebling: Front Row: Miss Kundman, Audrey McDonald, Iohn Eckl, Lona Westfahl, Iean Pergoli, Phyllis Mereen, Gene Nagle, Patsy McFarlin. ART Under the direction and supervision of Miss Kundman, the Art Service meets every Monday and Wednesday in room 119. This department designs and paints the plaques for the track meets, the signs in school, and the advertisements of our various programs. About three hundred of the paper numbers worn by the contestants of the city track meet were stenciled by this group. The scenery as Well as some of the properties for the dramatic productions are planned and decorated in this department. Top Row: Gene Liermann, Bernadine Konrad, Margaret Clemens, Elisabeth Iaehn, Beatrice Ziske, Anita Hundertmark, lune Happel, Edith Knippel: Front Row: Audrey Hohl, Helen Dian, Arline Rosmann, Inga Schreiber, Florence Schram, Iune Rickson, Miss Heise. HOUSEHOLD ARTS The Household Art's Service is directed by Miss Heise, and meets every week. It is to this able group that We turn when costumes are needed for the dramatic productions of Rufus King. Aside from making new costumes, the club cares for the costumes which We already have. The Wardrobe was in dire need of repair when this group took over, and systematically the clothes were repaired. A card catalogue has been made, with a complete description of each costume. The help of this group has been invaluable to the school. -34- Eugene Klingbiel, Warren Buschbaum, Rex Wegener, Russell Bauer, Walter Roegner, Casper Haberkorn, Daniel Schnabel. Gordon Barwick, Donald Reichel, Robert Iaehnig, Mr. Charette. STAGE The Stage Service club under the supervision of Mr. Charette provides guardians for our auditorium, makes scenery for our productions, sets the stage, creates beautiful lighting effects and takes general care of the stage. In the event of a film or afternoon auditorium program the members of the Stage Service are indispensable. The members are few, but efficient. They are chosen from a large group allowing only the most worthy to perform in this service to our school. Mr. Mc Elroy, Walter Holzer, Harvey Biedenbender, Don Ziemke, Russel Kauth, Robert Witzel, Warren Oelke, Harvey Kohlhardt, Raymond Koehler. INDUSTRIAL ARTS The Industrial Arts Service which is sponsored by Mr. McElroy, meets Wednesday and Thursday of every Week the eighth hour. The club does repair Work throughout the building and makes small articles that are needed by the departments. At the present time they are making over an old phonograph cabinet that will be used for a loud speaker. The cabinet will be put on large casters so that it may readily be moved to any part of the building. If need be, the club helps the Stage Service Club with the building of stage scenery and properties. ADDRESS The members oi the Public Address club hold their meetings every Tuesday during the eighth hour, under the supervision of Miss Pfeffer. The group consists of forty students who are divided into three divisions: script writ- ers, radio research, and public speakers. Every morning during the 8:30 to 9:00 period a group from the public speakers' divi- sion is given an opportunity to make morning announcements. The script writers gather news from our current school activ- ities and prepare it for broadcast. IUNIOR CAMERA The busy click-click of a cam- era is what one would hear it a visit were made to the Beginners' Camera club. It is here that the students are taught the funda- mentals ot photography. They start out by learning the various parts of a camera, and how to operate them. Pictures are then taken, which are later developed in the dark room provided for this purpose. This activity is under the able guidance of Mr. Iohnson, and meets every other week. SENIOR GIRLS The Senior Girls' club, under the direction of Miss La Bine, meets every other week in the cafeteria. The girls take full charge of the meetings, planning games, singing, and providing re- freshments. One of the most in- teresting projects handled by the girls was the decoration of Christ- mas trees at the Soldiers' Home. The veterans were very appre- ciative. This spring a party was given for the mothers of the members. There are 42 members in the organization. DRAMATIC The Senior Dramatic club, un- der the supervision of Mrs. Roemer, meets every Wednesday during the eighth hour. This club is represented in The Intercity Dramatic Club , and has attended the workshop plays given by other schools. Next semester the club will present a workshop play for these schools. The group presented a play called, The Ring and The Look , on May 26th in the auditorium. Another play called. The Unseen was pre- sented for a mother and daugh- ter banquet. FIRST AID First Aid meets in the cafeteria Wednesday under the supervi- sion of Miss Ludwig. The course taught is the standard Red Cross First Aid Course which consists oi various types of work such as dressing wounds, and treating cases of shock and poisoning. The members of this club are also instructed in the care oi different bone. muscle, and joint injuries. At the completion of this course a certificate is awarded to all those who have passed the vari- ous tests. CREATIVE WRITING The Creative Writing Club. meeting every eighth hour on Tuesday, completed a successful first semester. Under the direction of Mr. Hackett, all types and phases of writing were defined and discussed. In the case of poems and short-stories. the stu- dents submitted efforts ior crit- icism. Mr. Hackett pointed out errors in plot and substance to the individual, and the best man- uscripts were published in the King's Page. The club has also recommended some helpful books on writing located in the school library. DBAMATIC The Iunior Dramatic club is di- vided into two groups. One group is under the direction of Miss Kroes, and it meets in 414, the other is under the direction of Miss Walker, and meets in the cafeteria. Students have the op- portunity to learn theater tech- nique such as directing, manag- ing, altering plays, applying makeup, acting in monologues, dialogues and plays, These groups are being prepared for the senior division which they will be able to enter when they become 11B's. SENIOR CAMERA Camera Service, experienced, under the supervision of Mr. Hunter, includes the advanced phases of photography. The members secure pictures for the King's Page and our Annual. Occasionally outside speakers are secured. Many of the members have personal developing equip- ment: those who don't may use the dark room. Meetings are held in the cafeteria. I UN IOR GIRLS The Iunior Girls' Club is com- posed of 97 girls from the 9th and 10th grades. It is sponsored by Miss Ingram and holds its meetings in the cafeteria. The programs are conducted by the different grade divisions under the leadership of their captains. Some of the years' activities have been: providing holiday cheer at Soldiers' Home at Christmas time, parties at Christmas and Easter, and taking part in the candy sale at King's Kolossal Karnival. KING'S PAGE The King's Page service under the direction of Miss Gaunt, Miss Robbins, and Mr. Hackett, meet every day during the seventh hour. The students hand in as- signment sheets listing the ar- ticles they think should go in the issue of the paper. The articles are written and copy- read. Headlines are written. The pages are then made up and the copy is sent to the printer. After the paper comes back, the told- ing, distribution, and mailing is also handled by the workers. ANNUAL The Annual group meets in 514 under the guidance ol Miss Gaunt and Mr. Hackett. There are rep- resentatives from each grade that work together, with the exception oi the graduating seniors who are led by Miss Williamson, Mr. Iohnson, Mr. Shari, and Mr. Zim- merman in 414. The group in 514 is divided into sections covering the various parts of the book: sports, opening sections, home- rooms, activities and faculty. The senior section is taken care of by the people in 414. Speak TRACK-FOOTBALL, SENIOR-FOOT BALL, FRESHMAN -SOPHOMORE - BASKETBALL - SOCCER - FENCING - TENNIS - GOLF - ARCHERY -- GYM TEAM - GIRLS' SPORTS. King, Relay -..Q1.- l Fifth How: Robert Moerke, Warren Senn, Kenneth Borchardt, Edwin Wolff, Howard Tank, Earl Roesch, Richard Markkannen, Robert Dopke, lack Schoenecker, Edward Schmidt, Elroy Schultz, Iames Mortier. lean Le Starge: Fourth Row: Albert Gruender, Arden Wurch, Walter Zweifel, Alois Vogt, Edward Wenninger, Gordon Regenfuss, Iohn Poker, Syd White, Clyde Scanley, Carter Klein, Arthur Sauer, Warren Schlaugat, William Drew, Arthur Woller, Alfred Rohlotf, Donald Thoms, Raymond Weliky, Art Wisthp Third Row: William Scudder, Ierome Mann, Iohn Marter, Robert Iorganson, Raymond Woolweber, La Mont Engle, Willard Roberts, Richard Ramsayer, Walter Schlaugat, Carl Prowatzke, Dwight Rainier, Iames Rossow, Bill Ryan, Bob Urbanek, Norbert Schneck, Melvin Rex, Iames Sieber, Harold Grzanna: Second Row: Alfred Bernacchi, Iames Wangerin, lack Idzikowski, Max Vollmann, Edward Dzirbik, Sylvester Kreckel, Iohn Bezak, LeRoy Zweifel, Donald Schulz, Robert Warren, Charles Anglebroth, Earl Tyre, Donald See- feldt, William Butz, Thomas Grey, Kenneth Brown, Walter Loehner, Marshall Schwid, Coach Kaczmarek: First Row: Coach Hanks, Coach Wolf, Harold Bannenberg, Art Uhlman, Buzz Dunlop, Walter Hartje, Edward Roach. Frank Riewer, Alvin Schmalzer, Ierry Schaetz, Norman Waldeck, Walter Hammer, Ken Kriehn. TRACK The 1939 track season proved to be a success for King. The Blue and Gold tracksters chalked up five wins and only one defeat in dual meets. The first team the King squad met was Tech on April 20, and tasted their only city conference defeat of the season. The next week the local boys turned around and defeated Custer in a dual battle. In succession over a period of four weeks the King squad easily defeated North, Bay View, and five city teams in the King Relays. On May 25, they defeated Pulaski. The King Relay Carnival, an annual affair with King carrying the honor of having the meet on her own track, took place on May 6. Meeting Iuneau, North, Pulaski, Custer, and Lincoln in relay events, King's track squad walked off with six plaques, one each for firsts in the two mile, high hurdle shuttle, broad jump, pole vault, 880, and shot put relays. With these wins and various seconds and thirds, the team amassed a total of 86 points to win the trophy. The Waukesha Relays saw King placing eighth in a field of twelve schools. The two mile, 880, and mile relay team finished third in their respective events. On May 27 King went to Madison to compete in the State meet. The team brought home six and a half points compared to one point in last season's meet. King scored l2M1 points in -92- Fourth Row: Bob Birkhauser, Lawrence Lehr, Magnus Herder, Herbert Giese, Bob Lambrecht, Howard Eggert, Ierry Dietz, Kehn. Harold Liebherr, Robert Marquardt, Harry Beal, Iohn Mallon, Fred Almond, Melvin Maceau, Daniel Moore: Third Row: Eugene Loper, Thomas Mohr, Dan Poker, Howard Krekel, Herbert Koehler, Lawrence Modrow, Robert Klatt, Walter Nabke, Ted Block, Orlando Palesse, Ralph Freuck, Gordon Grieienhagen, Robert Muckler, Donald Breaker: Second Row: Harold Vanselow, Henry Duerr, Robert Adair, Burton Iahn, Iames Goetter, Robert LaBell, lack Gardner, Donald Franke, Marvin lsberner, Walter Zeit, Robert Holt, Gordon Gaulke, Donald Durr, Gordon Behne, Donald Hambuch, Iohn Hostvedtg First Row: Coach Foti, Richard Beck, Arthur Peterson, David Bagemihl, Robert Ruhnke, Charles Wysocki, Iohn Whalen, William Olson, Franklin Mussotter, Harold Nashinsky, Gerald Dolan, Ierry Morrissette, Erwin Meisinger, Iames Lembck, Russel Hughes, Coach Neubauer. the City meet which was held in King stadium on Iune 3. Points were made in the mile, half mile, shot, pole vault, and high jump. Special mention should be given to some of the boys for their outstanding work on the team. Dwight Rainier, crack miler, who was never defeated this season in a dual meet, placed third in the State meet and in the City meet. Bob Lambrecht ran in both the high and low hurdles besides the 880 event. Bob Went in the City and State meets, placing third in the City. Syd White also ran the 880 in the City meet. Arden Wurch, Clyde Scanley, and Fred Almond competed in the high and low hurdles. In the 440 were Bob Birkhauser, Bob Drew, Ierry Dietz, Herb Koehler, and Gordon Behne, who was injured in the Bay View meet, keeping him out of the City and State meets this season. Almond and Uhlmann did the broad jumping for King. In the 100 and 220 yard dash were Bob Urbanek, Wallie Zweifel, who placed fifth in the City meet, Art Uhlmann, and lim Sieber. Urbanek was unable to compete in the City meet because of pulled chest muscles. In the field events there were Ed Roach, Ted Block, Art Wisth, and Ed Wenninger. Art also competed in the discus with Schlaugat and Maceau. Frank Riewer and Russ Hughes, who both tied for fourth in the City meet, Buzz Dunlop, and Al Schmalzer did the pole vaulting in the various meets. Howie Krekel, who tied for fifth in the City meet, took care of the high jump With the help of lim Rossow and Tim Nugent. King's half-mile relay team placed fourth in the State meet. l ..93.- f 1, s . . - .. - fs Top Row: Coach Charette, Ierry Morrissette, Hubert Guyot, Melvin Rex, Bob Curley, Bob Warren, Herbert Giese, Dan Poker, Bob Urbanek, Henry Kelln, Iames Rossow, William Ryan, Earl Smith, Walter Hartje, Iohn Poker, Coach Iankowski: Second Row: Coach Wolf, Gerald Swenson, Kenneth Mahringer, Harry Berndt, Iames Lembck. Howard Senn, Donald Lambrecht, Iames Mohr, Ray Schaetz, Gordon Regenfuss, Edward Petzko, Mathew Trgo, Walter Mandler, Iohn Mallon, Kenneth Urban, Norman Waldeck, Iames Sieber, Robert Ristow, Arthur Wisth: Front How: Arthur Schmidt, Donald Wheeler. Donald Eckmann, Warren Schlaugat, Thomas Henkel, Melvin Maceau, Randall Boeing, Edward Roach, Alois Vogt, Frank Riewer, Paul Maertzweiler, Edward Wenninger, Louis Harris, Norman Ortlieb, Heinz Heyse, Marvin Adomat, Gordon Behne, Clarence Merz, Russell Hughes, Dwight Rainier, Roy Preiss. FOOTBALL Although Country Day defeated the Rufus King gridders in the final game of the season, King had the best football year in the short history of the school. The Kingmen Wound- up the season with a record of five wins and two losses, including in their list of victims Custer and Tech of the City Conference. King opened the season at Sheboygan and avenged a previous 14-14 tie by soundly trouncing Central High, 13-0. Riewer scored both touchdowns. The home team continued on its winning ways by crushing Shorewood, 18-0. Captain Weliky climaxed a 60-yard march by ramming over from the three yard line. From the Shorewood 23 Riewer veered off tackle into the end zone, and near the end of the half, Shaetz Went over from the 10. The first defeat came at the hands of Oshkosh High at Oshkosh, 23-12. Oshkosh scored all its points in the first half, King gathering theirs in the third and fourth periods. King played host to unbeaten Marquette High, Catholic Conference preps, by defeating them 21-6. Vogt, Maertzweiler, and Wenninger scored the three extra points. In the next game King scored a decisive victory over Tech, 26-O. The four touchdowns were made by Vogt, Riewer, Weliky, and Eckmann, who took a pass from Riewer on the 15 and hot-footed it to the goal. In the Custer game, the Blue and Gold staged a touchdown drive in the last quarter to break the 0-0 tie. Riewer tossed a pass to Maertzweiler on the one, and from there plunged over. A short pass to Maertzweiler was good for the extra point. Although 16 seniors were playing their last game, King went down to defeat, 13-7, before an unbeaten, keyed-up Country Day team. Rufus King is now entered in the city conference. - 94 - 1 A M M A , i 195.- i Top Row: Edward Haugh, Harvey Schramm, Robert La Bell, Frank Mackett, Carl Gerten. Iohn Bezak, Albert Bernacchi, Iohn Wysocki, Iames Behrend. Tom Gray, Earl Griep: Third Row: Bernard Ruehl, Arthur Shanks, Kenneth Ennesser, Ierorne Mann, Hale Rood, William Olson, Lawrence Modrow, James Goetter, Marvin Isberner, Eugene Genz, Orlando Palesse: Second Row: David Der Avedesian, Carter Klein, Kenneth Gottschalk, Donald Franke, Magnus Herder, Walter Schlaugat, Edward McFall, Edward Hakenson, Kenneth Dobratz, Herman Myrold, Elroy Shultz: Bottom Row: Fred Callies, William Luitink. Top Row: Elroy Schultz, Donald Wilke, Daniel Schulz, Richard Morris, Walter Hammer, Robert Ward, Clyde F ollansbee, Erwin Meisinger, Elroy Reisburg, Floyd Bechtel, Clyde Gerber, Henry Duerr: Third How: Iack Gardner, Iohn Harstick, Robert Marquardt, Iohn Carroll, Richard Ramseyer, Walter Zeit, Iohn Griffin, Donald Durr, Donald Haugh, Iohn Marter: Second Row: Russell Bauer, Charles Bilek, Iohn Hostvedt, Henry Mathiak, Elmer Cernicka, Thomas Arnold, Al Rohloff. Walter Pergoli, Robert Heintz, Daniel Bruss, Edward Schmidt: Bottom Row: Robert Strehlow, Henry Wiesner. FRESHMAN-SOPHOMORE FOOTBALL The Freshman-Sophomore football team played three games during the 1938 season. The large group was well-coached in fundamentals by Mr. Foti. These are the scores of the games: King 6 ............ Lincoln 0 King 6 .............. West 12 King 6 ....... Country Day 0 B FOOTBALL The B team was composed of members of both the varsity and Freshman-Sophomore teams, and coasted through the year undefeated. King l2.. Menominee Falls 7 King 13 ........ Shorewood 0 King 0 ........... Lincoln 0 King 13 ..... . . .. . West 7 King 25 ............. South 14 - 96 - S 4 H' w A , 5 W -, .f ' Auf rv - ' V Z U a .1'.. 6' x. .. .I r A.-a 3- Top Row: Gordon Regenfuss, Richard Schulz, Alois Vogt, Don Thorn, Robert Selke. William Ryan. Iames McFadden, Howard Kallenbergery Second Row: Edward Trampe CMqr.l. Frank Riewer. Robert Schulz, Melvin Maceau, Gerald Swenson, Warren Rahn. Paul Maertzweiler, Carl Milzer: Front Row: Ralph Mortier, Iames Lembck, Norman Waldeck. King King King King King King King King King King King King King King Iohn Mallon, Robert Curley, Elmer Cemickna, George Altenhofen CMgr.l. BASKETBALL Sheboygan 22-King journeyed to Sheboygan and lost the initial game of the 1938-39 season in the closing minutes. . . . . . .Lutheran 21-The first home game resulted in a decisive win. . . . . . . South 27-King led at the half in its conference debut. . . . . . .East 27-East was hard-pressed all the way. . . . . . .Washington 29-King was no match for the Purgolders after the half. . . . . . .Custer ll-King scored its first win in conference competition. . . . . . .Tech 36-Tech was fast and had the advantage of their small floor. . . . . . .Iuneau 13-Both teams had trouble finding the basket. . . . . . .North 20-North was swamped: Gerry Swenson scored 27 points. . . . . . .Lincoln 35--Lincoln's sharpshooters were on . . . . . . .Pulaski 22-King led all the way. . . . . . .West 23-West's experience was the deciding factor. . . . . . .Bay View 29-Bay View was nosed out late in the game. . . . . . .Lutheran 31-The final game of the season ended a heart-breaker. Coach Coach Iankowski Polomis ..97- Top Row: Gordon Gaulke, Don Holup, Iohn Franken, Robert Glaubitz, Robert Lambrecht, Merrill Goeldner, Roland Merz, Ray Dingman, Harold Nooyen, Fred Almond, Clyde Scanley: Front Row: Coach Kaczmarek, Kenneth Blaney, Howard Tank, Carl Mueller, Robert Vonier, William Weinhold, Herbert Koehler, Orville Geisenschlag, Franklin Mussoter, Winlred Port, Harold Stieglitz, Arthur Uhlmann CCaptainl. SOCCER The King Soccer team went through a total of six games with five losses and one win. The games were played on Saturday mornings and took place in the following order: Iuneau l King O7 Custer 2 King lg Pulaski 2 King 0: Custer 3 King 2: Pulaski 0 King 21 Iuneau 4 King 2. There was a turn out of 70 boys all of which were kept throughout the season. The Iuneau game, although it was a loss, was the best game of the season. The only Win of the season was the hard fought Pulaski game. There will be a large loss of first string players in the lineup next year due to graduation. FENCING The fencing club has existed in Rufus King for the last four years. Its purpose is primarily to develop poise, agility and alertness in its followers. This club is conducted by Mr. Kurtz, who was a member of the fencing team of The University of Wisconsin. lt has not had com- petition with other schools this year, but its members have competed with great success in the city and state tournaments. The veterans of the club are lames Mortier and Karl Wegener, Ruth Blum and Geraldine Fischer. Walter Fruhman, Edward Trampe, William Buntrock, Lamont Engle, Annette Behrre, Ruth Blum, Geraldine Fischer, Virginia Miller. -gg- Walter Luedke, Fred Zimmerman, Dan O'Gorman, Iohn Griffin, Warren Giese, Dan Giller, Maurice Iensen, Roland Merz, Robert Kintzler, Maxwell Andrae, Robert Viehweq TENNIS TEAM The tennis team this year won matches from Lincoln, West, Pulaski. and North but was defeated by Iuneau, East, Custer, South, and Washington. Coach Kurtz views next year's prospects with satisfaction because the present team consists almost entirely of promising sophomores and junors, the only seniors being Maurice Iensen, Roland Merz, and Daniel Giller. The tennis future of sophomore Warren Giese looks especially bright for he has already defeated some of the city's best players. The doubles team of Iensen and Merz remained undefeated. GOLF TEAM The golf team has emerged with fairsuccess from its round of practice matches with con- ference toes this year. They include South, Custer, Juneau, East, and Washington. Mr. Scharf, the coach, regards this years' team as one of the best he has ever coached at King. Graduation will leave almost the entire team open for newcomers next year. Most of this year's matches were played at Brown Deer Park and Currie Park. Coach Scharf, George Roush, Leroy Lambrecht, Milton Gerhardt, Kenneth Heyman, Robert Luedke .-QQ? ARCHEBY Archery is the newest of sports introduced at King this year. Only those boys and girls who owned their own equipment could participate. The club members bought two targets by having each contribute a small fee. Instruction was given to those who had never used a bow and arrow before, while those who were more experienced were permitted to shoot im- mediately. Miss Currie and Miss Ludwig are in charge of the group which meets during the eighth period on Mondays. GYM TEAM The Gym Team, under the supervision of Mr. Wolf, has experienced a very successful year. The senior division of the gym team placed third in the city meet while the sophomores came in second in the sophomore meet. The purpose of the gym team is to develop skill in manuever- ing on the parallel bars, horizontal bars, and other gymnastic apparatus. Participation on the gym team has recently been recognized as a major sport and letters will be presented to the deserving members. - -100- U2H'FUO UU2 GIRLS' TENNIS 9 cl? 10-Miss Barry, a new teacher at King, taught the girls' tennis classes this year. There were over 200 girls participating in the junior group which met every Tuesday during the eighth hour in the gym and on the tennis courts. They were instructed in the funda- mentals of the different strokes and methods of holding the racket. A tournament was held at the end of the season to determine the class champions. GIRLS' BASKETBALL 9 6? 10-Basketball was a favorite sport among the ninth and tenth grade girls. It was one of the many sports held after school during the winter season. After several weeks of practice, teams were chosen to play in a round robin tournament. A special feature was the tournament between classes, when every ninth grade team had as its opponent one of the tenth grade teams. According to observers the ninth grade showed up unusually well. GIRLS' FENCING-Mr. Kurtz was in charge of the fencing classes. They met every Wednes- day in the Boys' Gym. There were over fifty girls taking part in the activity. Mr. Kurtz first taught them how to stand and hold the foils. After that he showed them how to charge and dodge. Instead of using the regular equipment they used sticks shaped like a sword. The fencing class stopped after the warm weather came. GIRLS' GOLF-The first golf class was held about the middle of April. The girls met every Thursday in 107 until the class could be taken out-of-doors. About forty girls participated throughout the season. Miss Ludwig taught them the fundamentals of the various strokes and the etiquette of the golf course. The class practiced on the Lincoln Park Golf Course after they had mastered some of the elementary technique. GIRLS' TENNIS 11 df 12-A large number of girls participated in the senior tennis class this spring under the direction of Miss Barry. The activity gathered during the eighth period on Wednesdays for regular instruction, and many of the girls remained after school for further practice. Since many of the members of the class had played tennis before, the instruction given was largely a matter of individual correction. A class tournament completed the season. GIRLS' SWIMMING-A group of thirty girls met every Tuesday at the Center Street Nata- torium. Miss Ludwig was in charge of the class. During the first semester the girls were taught how to dive and swim. During the second semester the class was shown the fundamentals of Life-Saving and Water Safety. A certificate is awarded to all those who pass the various tests at the end of the year. GIRLS' BASKETBALL 11 df 12-The eleventh and twelfth grade girls played basketball every Monday during the eighth hour with Miss Ludwig in charge. The girls chose their own captains and formed separate teams. These teams competed in a round robin tournament, each team playing against every other team. All the refereeing and umpiring was done by the girls in the class who were interested in becoming basketball officials. Kmgff Kallafmll Kafmml -103- A --M--W L. i, H L -104- -105- Kinqi Gaawn Wuhan OPENING SECTION: Patsy McGee, Charlotte Mueller, Betty Thornberg. FACULTY: Gretchen Barnes, Betty Hauske. SENIOR SECTION: Lorraine Behling, Marion Brasch, Fred Buege, Robert Crusen, Doris Daniell, Ralph Dewey, Elinor Eichstaedt, Wimmis Eimer- man, Geraldine Fischer, Walter Fruhman, Ken Heyman, Torn Henkel, Grant Kohler, Lola Loeper, Paul Maertzweiler, Alfred Mauer, Al Mayer, Gene Nagle, Dwight Rainier, Betty lane Rum- sey, Dolores Schwartz, Mary Iane Scott, Robert Strehlow Robert Swartz, Luceal Weigend, Kathleen Weichmueller, Sid' White, Geraldine Zeller. HOMEROOMS: Toni Sattler, Lucille Horn, Bernice Kunde. ACTIVITIES: Ruth Blum, Betty-Ruth Dietrich, lean Hilty, Maurice Iensen, lean La Plante, Virginia Miller, Carl Milzer, Iune Schaffer, Betty Schmidt, Catherine Schuelke, Margaret Spinn. COVER DESIGN: Alfred Mayer. PHOTOGRAPHY: G. Allen Lainson, Mr. Hunter. -106- p fqfffowfffd had 5Qc,Jv'5g,,7 wwf e455 Qiifg Ruff' 'JWKQ if of ' ,-Q ffifw fo Yi MM WWW .hgfij-'Q -fl 'MJ' 3.5223 1 M, QQM Ragga f'5 SLN 1 X ' yy f-RWM M f T . TQ wg fm? 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