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

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1945 volume:

KING’S CROWN Yearbook Published by the Students of RUFUS KING HIGH SCHOOL Milwaukee, Wisconsin IT'S OUR Jllll Dedication We, the students of Rufus King, dedicate our annual of 1945 to the brothers, friends and teachers of our school who are giving all they can in defense of their country, especially those who have made the final sacrifice of earthly existence in fighting to preserve the highest ideals of men. All those actively engaged in the war arc courageously completing the first task in the establishment of world peace. For peace can come only after a struggle in which the power of evil forces is destroyed. Next we will be faced by a less physical but a vitally important problem. We must destroy the intangible forces of hatred, prejudice, jealousy and rivalry. Our soldiers are telling us that we must not let another generation experience what thev did in Europe and what is still ahead of them against Japan. The destruction of war must give way to a world in which all men arc free to be governed as they wish, and live tranquil, useful lives, free from fear and want. We realize that the next job is ours. Our generation is preparing itself to help to carry out the principles of international co-operation as set forth in the meeting of the Rig Four, Dumbarton Oaks, and San Francisco. The struggle will be a difficult one and w ill demand great tolerance, patience, and understanding the wisdom and experience of age as well as the enthusiasm and energy of youth. 1 he boys on the battlefield will never be forgotten. Out of our remembrance will grow determination that we will do all w e can to make their sacrifice the stepping stone to future world happiness and peace. “We have learned in the agony of war that great power involves great responsibility . . . We as Americans do not choose to deny our responsibility. “Nor do we intend to abandon our determination that, within the lives of our children and our children's children, there will not be a third world war. . . . “But the mere conquest of our enemies is not enough. We must go on to do all in our pow er to conquer the doubts and the fears, the ignorance and the greed, w hich made this horror possible. . . . “We must cultivate the science of human relationships—the ability of all peoples, of all kinds, to live together and work together, in the same world, at peace.” Franklin I). Roosevelt ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Lawrence Bactz South America November, 1944 Battcnbcrg. Robert Germany March 24.1945 Jossi, Frank Germany April 20. 1945 Kascmodcl, Donald lico Jhna March 12.1945 Roy Raldus France October 17, 1944 Donald Beilfuss Philippines December 13, 1944 Willard Braun United States Elmer Drcfahl Pearl Harbor l ecember 7. 1941 Kenneth I lamilton France November 29. i« 44 1 iarold 1 lenning Italy September 9. 194 ? Ralph Kaiser Ixvo Jhna March 14. 1945 Richard Lass Texas January 24. 1945 Leonard I .aPlante New Guinea July, 1944 William Luitink Italy March 5, 1945 Stuart Mctzow Germany March 2, 1945 Howard Peters France December 25, 1944 William Weber “D” Day, France June 6, 1944 Jack Wcndorf Europe Ervin Weinberger France December 15. 1944 Daniel Wescnberg France October 10. 1944 Walter Zweifel Leyte October 22, 1944 i Ik A 101 newreo Richard Forsti Mediterranean Sea December 2, 1943 Harold Gutknccht Leyte Robert Hargarten Texas April 18, 1945 Edward Holton France January 1, 1945 Robert Mischkcr two lima March 23, 1945 Ncubert, Eugene Germany April 11,1945 Pcrrault, Howard Okinawa James Sicber two lima March 10, 1945 ★ I .cup tld. Donald France Feb.14. 1945 Fredrick Gcnnrich Atlantic Ocean February 16, 194$ Joseph Longtinc England January 21, 1945 Clarence Raducchel Holland October 1. 1944 Eugene Wittcrstctter France January 3, 194; Norbcrt Lankow Germany .March 15, 1945 Richard Sticglitz Iico J'mta March 11, 1945 I 'ice-Principal The halls of King miss one these days, a man of patience and perseverance, one whose humor caused many a smile. For ten years Air. Enin Engen served Rufus King as an advance commercial teacher. Born in Whitehall, Wisconsin on March 19, 1910, he was graduated from the high school there, then from State Teachers College in Whitewater. In 1935, Mr. Engen came to King where he endeared himself to the hearts of students and faculty alike. But on January 14, 1945, he was suddenly called from this world. He willingly gave of his time, effort and cooperation for the betterment of King. He was a simple man who loved the finer things in life and was constantly striving for higher objectives. It is a comforting thought to know that death is but a passing phase; that Mr. Engen has gone from the troubles of this world and into a haven of peace and quiet. .Marie A. Bahr Helen Behling Mathematics English , S} ccch Choral Reading Dorothea M. Baumann Mathematics Stage Properties Harry A. Brown Reuben A. Charette Bookkeeping Machine Shop Stage Service Sponsor Carl F. Bubeck Science Mathematics Football Evelyn M. Crowley English Alumni .Marie Daetz Typing Office Practice Esther Currie English Dramatics Brunhildc Fleer Yivan Gamble Social Studies Latin Counselor Alexander Flugum Mathematics Algebra Coordinator Athletics Committee Lester Garbe .Mathematics Counselor Marv Gaunt Latin Publications Dorothy Gardner Latin English I Iclcn B. Goetsch Citizenship Civics Carl E. Gustafson Commercial Bookkccpei— Cafeteria Jane W. Grossman Visual Service Committee Citizcivhip t Stanley Hanks Esther Hcisc Social Studies Home Economics Track Coach Ass’t Coach—Football Alvin H. Hanson English Counselor John D. Hcrchcr Modern History U. S. History Eldcn H. Hunter Social Studies Publications Alice Holland History Marie A. Ingram Marie A. Jaspersen English English Educational John Jankowski Science Bovs Athletics Francis E. Joas Clara Kann Woodworking English Bookstore A Leonard B. Johnson Physics Camera Sen-ice Aeronautics A. Leroy Keeney Ethel E. Krocs Physics English General Science Science Club Margaret S. Kenney English Counselor Student Activity Board Harold M. Kuckuk Elias X. I tnc Biology Speech O .inc I.aBinc English Red Cross Activity I Fillmore Laun Mathematics Aeronautics Mathematics Coordinator Athletics Equip. Mgr. Arnold A. Lenz Geography, I -aw Citizenship Elizalieth I.udwig Girls’ Phy. Education Chris' Athletics Inna I.uebchow German Sociology Dorothy H. Mantsch Geography Bookkeeping 9B Math. I lelcn Mervash German English Catherine Morton English Ruth M. Xevins Physical Education Swimming Claire Rich Commercial Social Committees Bessie Murphy (diaries Polomis Social Studies Biology, Athletics Auditorium Assemblies Advisement Margaret Risjord Home Economics Martha Robbins English Nonnan Ruenzel Physical Education Cross Country Track Basketball Ellen M. Sargeant Music, Orchestra Music Appreciation Chorus, Choir Madrigal Singers Harold J. Scharf Chemistry Golf Team 12A Faculty Chainmn Arthur G. Scheftner Mechanical Drawing Woodworking Frances A. Schcrkenbach Mathematics i Betty Schoonmakcr Algebra Science l.conard Schulze Chemistry Harriet Schweers Commercial Adell M. Schott English Speech War Activity Board Aurelia J. Schwanlierg Toni Spiccc History Art Girls’ Activities Red Cross William Stewart Biology Bovs’ Athletics Clarence Struck Industrial Arts FJizaketh Sullivan English History Marguerite Tice Home Economics Cafeteria .Manager Alexander Tillotson Art Stage Design Gertrude Tonn Spanish Pieter W. Vervloct Mechanical Drawing Mathematics Track Coach Wanda Waterstreet Physical Education Girls’ Activities Elizabeth Wilde English Speech Elsbcth Winhwein Mathematics George A. Wolf Bov's' Gym Bov's’ Athletics Sylvia L. Wolf Commercial Finance Committee Arthur Zahorik Music H. Marguerite Marcher l.ibrarian Margret Christofferson Secretary Alctha Wetzel Secretary Harold Zimmerman Commercial Accounting Service Eunice Plummer Visiting Teacher Gena Principati Secretary George J. Beltman Engineer ot Pictured Margaret Fitzgerald Georgia Mueller Science English Biology Geraldine Weideman Shorthand Typing Walter L. Brauer Ann Downer Catherine DeVoy William F. Dummert John C. Foti Wenonah J. Eis Allen A. Gahl John C. Kaczmarck Eugene P. Hackctt Catherine Lightbody Robert W. Ncubaucr Roy E. .Myhre William H. Wing John Kurtz Arnold C. Wittkop Mot Pictured Alexander Barr Family In Smite “ • lie hope of a peaceful and advancing world will rest upon the willingness and ability of the peace-loving nations, large and small, bearing responsibility commensurate with their individual capacities to work together for the maintenance of peace and security.” Franklin I). Roosf.vf.lt '944 KENNETH BILEK President JOAN WACHTER Secretary KENNETH HOPPE Vice President DONALD BERNDT Treasurer Honor Snoll Barwick, Evelyn Barwick, Helen Bclkind, Allen Bcrcnschor, Carl Bergcmann, Dorothy Berndt. Donald Bilck, Kenneth Brandenburg, Janet Brannon, Dale Brcscc, Lucille Butts. Carol Deustcr. Dorothea Dcutsch, Judith Dolczar, Paul Ducrst, Dolores Eckl. Rosemarie Gabel, Helen Gerhard. Corrinc Gintcr, John Hahn. Marilyn Hanson. Nadine 1 lelgcrt, Joan Hclminiak, Ixronard Hoffmann, Audrey Hoppe. Kenneth Jan ., Audrey Kerr, Vernon Klabunde. Kenneth Knciscl, Carol Kostalck. Ruth Kostka, Alida Kraus. Beatrice Kystcr, Marie Lingcl, Jean Mcrtcns. La Verne Mcigcl, Robert Ncudcwitz, Marion Ochalck. William Papp, Geraldine Passaris, Rub v Pasternak, Dorothy Pitrof, Marjorie Prag. Norma Rcchnitzcr. Joyce Rcddin, Mildred Rcith, Rosemary Richter. June Ritter. Jack Sass. Mac Satorius. Anna Schaffer, Fern Schcllcr, Beverly Sorenson. James Sprandel, Marian Steiner. Ruth Taegc. Jack Tomczak, Betty Treptow, Elmer Urban, Carita Wachtcr, Joan Walton. Joan Vcl er, Betty Jane Weiss, Ellen Wittcmann, Paul Wutkowski, Lois Zimpclmann. Doris Beverly R. Abrams Elective Course Leadership Annual Service Irene N. Adams Elective Course A Capelin, Red Cross Vocal F.nscmble Fvclvn Barwick Electhe Course Bookstore “B” Cadet Helen Barwick Elective Course Bookstore B Cadet I-ois R. Augustin Elective Course Ixadcrship Red Cross .Margaret N. Barron Elective Course School Activity Board Red Cross Betty J. Bchnkc Elective Course Publications Badminton Joe F. Bclohlavck Science Course Senior Committee Carl Wallace Bcrcnschot Elective Course School Council Cadet Dorothy May Bcrgcmann Elective Course A Capclla, Annual Vocal F.nscmble Donald R. Bergmann Electhe Course Gym Team. Fencing Cross Country Donald H. Bcmdt Science Course Photography Ronald E. Bcmdt Electhe Course Camera Club Eunice V. Bode Electhe Course Girls Glee Club Bookstore B. Red Cross Kenneth Lincoln Bilek Electhe Course School Council Safety and Health Richard Dawson Bovcr Science Course Camera Club Advanced Virginia Boughton Electhe Course Library Cadet Leadership Dale L. W. Brannon Science Course Cadet, Track Football Janet A. Brandenburg Mathematics Course School Council Hall Cadet Leone Ruth Brauch Electhe Course Fumbling Apparatus I.ucillc E. Brcsec Elective Course A Capclla Vocal Ensemble, Cadet Senior Committee Patricia Irene Carev Stenographic Course Red Cross, Hall Cadet W. A. B. Council Carol Jayne Butts F.lecth'e Course Library Service Swimming. Band I.ouis Robert Ceman Elective Course Football. Cadet. Band Cafeteria Council Millie A. Cosentino Elective Course Badminton Judith Dcutsch F.lecth'e Course Red Cross, Cadet Band. Dramatics Dorothea Dcustcr English Course Visual Aids Gym Cadet, Swimming Helen F.. Doak F.lecth'e Course Band, Orchestra Betty Elaine Does Electh'c Course Annual Rosemarie V. Eckl Science Course School Council Dolores Ducrst Elective Course Choral Reading Red Cross, Cadet Lorraine F.dcr F.lecthe Course Councils, Cadet Stamps anti Bonds Barbara L. Leather Stenographic Course Girls' Athletics Cadet. Red Cross Kenneth CL Fchrer Science Course Basketball Morse Code Lois Fischer Stenographic Course Camera Service Red Cr« ss Bandage Hckn Gabel F.lecth e Course I cadcrship A Capclla Charlotte Gclmmg Science Course Red Cross Bandage Knitting Accident Prevention Richard Gcrardin Elect he Course Orchestra. Band Stage Crew Father Gcrger F.lecthe Course Corinnc Gerhard Mathematics Course Red Cross. V. A. B. Library, Cadet Elda Goes Elective Course Leadership A Capella Marion E. Griep Elective Course Auditorium Council Gym Council Nadine Shirlcv I ianson Elective Course Hall Cadet Diploma Committee David R. Hawkins Science Course Joan R. I Iclecrt Elective Course Office Cadet Leonard T. Helminiak Mathematics Course Hall Cadet Visual Service liiiiiliiiiles Adolph E. Gruncwald Mathematics Course Marilyn A. Hahn Stenographic Course Red Cross. Swimming Dramatics Barbara Ann Hcidcn English Course Cadet, Swimming Badminton Donald J. Hcintz Science Course Visual Service Leadership Maxine Henkel Elec tree Course Lois E. Hess Elective Course Hall Cadet. Annual Library Cadet Marshall R. Hevdc Science Course Cadet. Basketball Football. Track Martha G. Hcykcs English Course Girls’ Athletics Cadet. W. A. B. Gwendolyn M. Hcvcr Elective Course School Council Audrey Hoffmann Elective Course W. A. D.. Red Cross Dramatics Kenneth G. Hoppe Donald Janzer Elec tree Course Science Course Band. Orchestra Homeroom Treasurer A Capella Raul H. Jacobi Science Course Safety Council Irene A. Keller Elec the Course Cadet Fumbling. Apparatus Vernon L. Kerr Science Course First Lady S. A. B. ' Charlotte Kett Elective Course Student Council Cadet Kenneth K. Klabunde Mathematics Course Football Tennis Dorothy J. Klatt Elective Course Cadet Annual Shirley Mac Klawitter Elective Course Cadet Gym Council I jx Verne Kocller Elective Course Cadet Safety Council Carol F. Knciscl Science Course Cadet, Annual King’s Page Ruth Jane Kostalck Elec tree Course Red Cross Orchestra Dolores G. Koenig Elective Course Beatrice Kraus Elect he Course Cadet Cafeteria Council Alida Catherine Kostka Robert Krueger Mathematics Course Science Course Publications. Cadet Visual Service Victory Corps ■liiiiiiiin Shirley Mac Krueger Elective Course Cadet Marie Kystcr Science Course Red Cross, Cadet Council F.ldccn Kunde English Course First Lady, Cadet Girls’ Athletics Audrey Jane Laniers Elective Course Red Cross Safety Council Carol F.. I-ass Elective Course Robert R. I-aitsch Elective Course Cadet King's Page Bcvcrlv Jane Ixin Stenographic Course Cadet Kenneth II. I.cnikc Elective Course A Capclla Elaine R. Lc Starge Elective Course Red Cross Jean V. I.ingel Elective Course Council, Cadet Shirley H. Mayton Elective Course Cafeteria Service Donald P. MeFadden Mathematics Course Cadet, Choir Robert E. Miegcl Elective Course Cadet, Dramatics Track, Cross Country Robert L. Milke Elective Course Football Cadet Captain John L. Lucdcrs Elective Course Cadet Sen-ice Jack I). Martin Elective Course I .a Vcmc Mertcns English Course Red Cross. Cadet Council Grover W. Michael is Elective Course Ruth Marion Miller Elective Course Hall Cadet, Annual Choral Reading Russel H. Moldenhaucr Elective Course Graduates Robert Nelson Science Course Cadet. Council William J. Ochalck Electn e Course Cadet, Councils .Marion C. Ncudewitz Elective Course Red Cross, Cadet School Council I.inda A. Palcssc Elective Course Cadet Sen-ice Councils Geraldine Papp Elective Course A Capella Choir Red Cross Dorothy Pasternak Electne Course School Council Dramatics Ruby Passaris Elective Course .Music Service A Capella James Paucrs Elective Course ( adet Council Auditorium Council Eugene Peterson Elective Course Cadet Council Safety Council Marjorie Pitrof English Course School Council Dramatics Mildred Redden Elec tree Course A Canclla. Band School Council Arlinc Rcichclt Elective Course Cheerleader A Capclla June Richter Elective Course Bookstore B Swimming. Chorus Wanda Rickcrt Elective Course Publications Gvm Council Ann Satorius Science Course Gvm Cadet, Councils Orchestra Bcvcrlv Schcllcr English Course Hall Cadet First Lady Fern Schaffer English Course Paul Schneider Elective Course Marching Band Norma Prag Elec tree Course A Capclla, Bookstore Red Cross Service Joyce Rcchnitzcr Latin Course Student Council Cadet, Annual Rosemary Rcith Elec tree Course Annual, Cadet Irene Richter Elective Course Social Club Swimming Jack Ritter Science Course Hall Cadet School Council Mac Sass Science Course Cadet, Councils c Robert Sclmof Charles Schwcbkc Mathematics Course Science Course Councils Betty Jane Schurr Elective Course Elaine Shaw Stenographic Course Stfety Council Social Council Arlccn Shummon James M. Sorenson Science Course Mathematics Course Knitting. Hockey Dramatics. First Lady Choral Reading Art Service Howard Snow Elective Course Track, Cross-country A Capclla Marian E. Sprandcl Stenographic Course Leadership Club Gym Council William A. Staab Mathematics Course Dramatics, Cadet First Lady Lulu Sticglitz Elective Course Study Hall Cadet Ruth Steiner Elective Course Library Cadet Swimming Robert Stolz Science Course Art Service James Stroud Elective Course Dramatics A Capclla Walter L. Tctcnborn Elective Course Cadet Jack Taegc Science Course Visual Sen icc Cadet, Publication Donald H. Todt Elective Course A Capclla Bettv Tomczak Elective Course S. A. B., Cadet Swimming Doris Mac Trcptc Elective Course Auditorium Council Badminton Gerald E. Tranitz Elective Course School. I (all Council Gvm Cadet Elmer Trcptow Elective Course Publications Auditorium William Trcul Elective Course Camera Service Publications Council Carita Urban Commercial Course Cadet. Swimming Camera Sen icc Howard Unrath Mathematics Course Band Donald Volk Science Course Gvm Cadet Gym Team Agatha Von Nobel Stenographic Course Cadet. Council Basketball Russell F.. Vorpagcl Science Course Football. Dramatics Fencing Joan S. Walton English Course First l.adv. Dramatics A Cnppclla James H. Warcing Elective Course Photography. Boys’ Glee Club, Science F.llen Weiss Stenographic Course Red Cross Swimming William J. West Elective Course Publication Council Cadet Joan F. Wachtcr Science Course Counselor's Cadet Mary F. Waldcck Elective Course Leadership Club. Dramatics, Chorus Betty Jane Weber Stenographic Course Red Cross Richard Wegner Science Course Thomas R. Whitacrc Elective Course Paul J. Wittomann Science Course Visual Sen-ice Social Council Jiiiiiiiirv liradiiiites Ravmond C. Wolfgram William Zicsmann Elect'rve Course Elective Course First Lady Scn ice Cadet Chccrlcading Lois Gene Wutkowski Science Course Cadet, Swimming First I-adv Doris Jane Zimpelmann Elective Course A Capella Madrigal Group Catherine Zuclsdorf Stenographic Course Social Council Red Cross Positive Latch-On Accentuate Eliminate Heating Time Beaten Time Al rams, Beverly Bev Parties Big heads All Alone T ogether Adams, Irene Tee dies Oh Johnny Daybreak I’ll Walk Alone T ogether Augustin, Lois Auggie Sailors Miss You guess Barron. Margaret Margie Poker Old Maid Solitaire Honeymoon Bridge Barsvick, Evelyn Evey Laughing Grouches Easy going Tumbling along Berwick, 1 lelcn Shorty Hot Fudges Stomach aches Smiles All smiles Behnke, Betty Bets A,AJ Being Single Just me We Three Belohlavck, Joseph he Everybody Nobody Travel with Navy Travel Bcrenschot, Girl Scotty Dancing Blind dates Shy Aggressive Bcrgcmann, Dorothy Dottie You’ll Never Know G. 1. Jive Day Dreaming Together Bergmann, Donald Bergie Sharp clothes Squares Chasing Choosing Bcmdt, Donald Bur at More gas Street cars Ford Cadillac Bemdt. Ronald Ronny Girls Little girls Gruesome Twosome Bilck, Kenneth Knttte Going to bed Getting up Taxes More taxes Bode. Eunice httnie Dreaming Morning Miss Always Boughton, Virginia Ghmy 1 lint Others Carefree F. G. Boyer, Richard Dickie Spending Earning Naphtha Gas Brandenburg, Janet Ian Meatball Snowball Eightball Football Brannon. Dale You name it You Me Alive (presumably) Dead Brauch. I .cone rug A certain someone Smoking Engagement ring Wedding ring Brcscc, Lucille Lou Tea for Two One Alone I’ll Walk Alone Wee three Butts, Carol Buttsy Cats ‘n’ books Human cats Found in a library Lost in a library Carey, Patricia Pat Gossiping Secrets We two Wee two Ccman, Louis Louie Rest Noisy crowds Movement Rest Coscntino, Millie Mac Smooth clothes Drab personalities His ring Diamond Dcuster, Dorothea Do Do Swimming Flop Cadet Nurse Corps Corps Dcutsch, Judith l dy Oh Johnny Make-Believe Eager Beaver Let's pretend Doak. 1 lelcn Pee Wee I lorscs Men! Student Time will tell Does, Betty Butch Bobby socks Squares Just me Oh boy Ducrst. Dolores l.orie Strikes Gutter-balls Student Bookkeeper Eckl, Rosemarie Rosie Bowline Gutter-balls Worker? Worker Elder, Lorraine Mousie Marines Childish men Just Always yours Feather, Barbara Babs Blondes Pargolders Bie secret Told! Fehrcr. Kenneth Fair Rides Walks Transportation Corps Motorman E ischcr. Lois Louie Friends Conceited girls Single 1 Vho knows Gabel, Helen Snippie Pumpkin Pic Strawberry sodas Sitting home Senator Keane Gchrung, Charlotte Charlie Strong boys Weak boys Red Cross worker Nurse Gcrardin, Richard Big Dick Sweet music Sophisticated girls G. I. Gee, 1 Gcrgcr. Esther Essie Sports Conceited people On the loose Trapped! Gerhard, Corinnc Kent Caricatures Characters AH in fun No make-believe Goes, Elda El Cokes Corny jokes Working Vacation Gricp, Marion Lee T all, handsome Conceited male Little Miss Little Mrs. Gruncwald. Adolph Al Blondes Home; alone! Single Married? Hahn. Marilyn Hani R. W. Training season Big brunette Little brunettes Hanson, Nadine Dean Bov’s Town” “The Women Going Mv Way” And Now Tomorrow Hawkins, David Dave Bow ties Bobby socks Student Doctor Heidcn, Barbara Bubbles 1 hamburgers Manpower shortage Lost? Found! Heintz, Donald Don Electronics Girls who smoke U. S. Navy College Helgcrt, Joan lo Dartball! Dull parties One Alone 7 iogether POSITIVE LATCH-ON ACCENTUATE Hclminiak. Ixonard Left Sports I lenkel. Maxine Max Moon Hess. Lois Hess Him Heydc. Marshall Pete Oak Lodge 1 lever, Gwendolyn Danny Something strong 1 leykes, Martha Hikes Shorties 1 lotfmann. Audrey Butch «955'9 1 lop pc, Kenneth Happy Boogie-Woogie Jacobi, Paul Jake Automobile Janzer, Donald Snookums Velvet drapes ELIMINATE BEATING TIME BEATEN TIME Manual labor Johnny Doughboy Jerry Geisler Goons Miss Mrs. Them Me We Homework School U. Something weak Onesomc Twosome Morts Tall blonde M. R. Pills Mine Bill's Uitreasonable people Working hard Getting paid Gas rationing Marquette U. Dentist Feathered hats Single, happy Sad Keller, Irene Suzie Mv Ideal Alann clocks Dreaming Kerr. Vernon Muscles Pipes Smoking I- irst lady Kctt, Charlotte Char Jokes Hockey Office Klahundc, Kenneth Kenny Women Tuff Gun luggin Klatt. Dorothv Dot tie Moonlight Cocktail Cuckoo waltz First Love Klawitter. Shirlev Shirl Mv man When I'm Alone ’I his Love of Mine Knciscl, Carol Cegaregol St. Louis Kid Free foot fellas Alone Koellcr, La Verne Vernie Blondes Conceit School Koenig. Dolores Kostalck. Ruth Kostka. Alida Lorey Tall men Yon guess Just me Al Enthusiast Pessimist Optimist Kraus. Beatrice Bea Curlv hair Conceited people Nobody Krueger, Robert Bobby Shortages Rationing Marching Krueger. Shirlev Shirl Tall men Conceited men Office worker Kundc, Eldecn Deen Jeans Fiends Schemes Kvstcr, Marie Graze I Gertie Whole pieces Half Half Looking Laitsch, Robert Bob Bobhv socks Squares School boy Laniers, Audrey Curly Boogie-Woogie G. 1. Jive Paper Doll Lass, Carol Tall men Partings Lonely Lein, Beverly Be v Tall fellows Short fellows School girl Lcmkc. Kenneth Ace Jerk Squares Bulldozer Lc Stargc. Elaine Srargie Mv friends ? Just me Lingcl. Jean Jingles Custer Grads False friends Lonesome l.ucdcrs. John Johnny High heels Horses Foreign Legion Martin. Jack Avms Skiing Homework G. I. Jack Mavton, Shirlev Shirl Christmas 1 loliday Stmmrerthne Best Foot Forward McFaddcn, Donald Mac Sports IV omen Merchant Marine Mcrtcns, La Verne Men Tall ones Short ones Me Michaclis. Grover Mike Big girls Little girls Seaman j c Miegel. Robert Bobbie Dancing Poor dancer G.I. Milkc, Robert Bobbs A. S. Ties Student Miller, Ruth Rut hie Quiet people Noise Student Moldenhaucr, Russel Rassal Banks Bill collectors Boats Nelson. Rol crt Half Darkness Lights Wings Ncudcwitz. Marion Newy Screwballs Stooges Unhappy Ochalck. William Bill Lady in Red G. 1. Jive Ten Pretty Girls Palcssc. I .inda Lynn Gus Draft Sorrow Papp. Geraldine Gerry Sundaes Sodas On the level Passaris. Ruby Passarorias Frankie Conceited fellows Wish in Pasternak. Dorothv Chloe Soft music Bright lights School Miss Paucrs. James Slim Blondes Bobby socks Big feet Peterson. Eugene Pete Oak Lodge Chickens Swab jockic Pitrof. Marjorie Par A male Other males Ail mail Prag. Nonna Nannie Baseball Dancing Number please Still dreaming Any lady Office? Portfolio luggin' Together Close To You Not so alone? Only heaven knows Could he Journalist Somebody's nobody Reconstruction Housewife ( hope) Dreams Still looking Play boy Tea For Two We two Secretary Oak Lodge IP ho knows? Twosome Retirement T raveling Dood lit Bachelor Just me? Garbage Collector 1 c Young Senator Who knows Student D. Jones Locker Halo Happy One Alone Happiness Going up Was bin' Marital Bliss Flat feet Bulldozers My male Mexico POSITIVE Rcchnitzcr, Joyce Redd in. Mildred Rcichclr, Arlinc Rcith, Rosemary Richter, Irene Richter, June Rickcrt, Wanda Ritter. Jack Sass, Mac Sa tori us. Anna Schaffer. Fern Schelicr, Beverly Schneider, Paul Schoof, Robert Schurr, Betty Schwebkc. Charles Shaw, Flaine Shummon. Arleen Snow, Howard Sorenson. James Sprandcl, .Marian Staab. William Steiner. Ruth Sticglitz, Lulu Stolz. Robert Stroud, Janies LATCH-ON ACCENTUATE ELIMINATE BEATING TIME BEATEN TIME Wreck Baked apple Crab apple Sad apple Taffy apple Millie Athletes Homework lust dreaming Dreams come true Shorty Dates lekies Could l e Knitting Rosie Curly hair Homework S’nglc Could be Ida Solly’s hamburgers Greasy spoon Rugged Smooth funic Music Sinatra Student Who knows Dazey Stripes Polka-dots Stripes Commission My Roy Your bov Our boys A boy Oh! boy Rifi Joe Anchors A weigh My Last Goodbye 1 Said No At last Little Joe The Very Thought of You Don't Fence Me In 111 Walk Alone Together Susie White Christmas Smoke Rinas One Alone Tea For Two Rev Cokes Soaks Jokes Folks Schnapps Parties Econ. Worried Relief ... Ah ... Rob Long math problems Homework moochers (Jardencr Engineer Irish Sen-ice Men Pegged pants ()ne Alone T ogether Chuck Indoor sports Smoking College Forestry E Navy sweetheart 1 Pairing 111 Be Around Together Frenchy The Navy Pants pegged S I’ll Get Bv I f V Three Snow Games Dames Alone Together Jimmy Loyalty Catty women I’ll Be Seeing You Together Cookie lee cream Screams Face creams Dreams Whitey Curves Squares It. Jg. L.OE.L. Fenny Water Nobody Guess Teacher Lu Dark hair Pink and red Student ? Lard Oak Lodge Squares Big cars Engineers Jim Girls No girls Draftee Commander Tacgc, Jack Tettenborn. Walter Todt, Donald Tomczak, Betty Tramitz, Gerald Trcpte, Doris Treptow, Elmer Trcul, William Slim Wally Don Liz Jerry Trips Rutter Rail Willie Car plus Everybody Legs Doughboys Fun Dancing Family car Oak Lodge L’nrath. Howard Urban, Carita Howie Kay Camping trips Good times Yolk. Donald Yon Nobel. Agatha Yorpagcl. Russel Aloys Goddie Russ Night life A certain Marine Homo-Sapicns Wachter, Joan Waldcck, Mary Walton, Joan Warcing, James Weber. Betty Wegner. Richard Weiss, Ellen West, William Whitacrc. Thomas Wittcmann. Paul Wolf gram, Ray Watkowski, Lois Jo America Jo Pixey Retts Wag Elly Rill Bud Pablo The Voice Woody Can’t Be Wrong Gentlc-mcn Dancing Dancing, panics Dancing, sports Blondes Irish eyes Weekends Beautiful girls Brunettes I-atc dates Sincerity Zicsmann. William Zimplemann, Doris Zuclsdorf, Catherine Rill Doree Cathy Fanning Footbail Good clothes Car minus 5 You guess Nobody 1 lave fun Settle down No legs Draftee Who knows Overseas Navy Jobs Work G. 1. Free, white Squares Single Married Gas Rationing uA CJ .A. Swabbjockic Bulldozer I'll be with Mac Owl cars Sailor Elec. Engineer Man shortage Fired Retired Rolling my own G. I. or 4F Free, White Squares Wander Settle down Dentists Boatswain Swain I'll Walk Alone Cadet Nurse R.N. ? Long - hairs Moping Eloping Potato pancakes Co-ed O. T. if Mrs. Chickens Bulldozer Oak Lodge Conceited boys Miss Miss Secretary Snobs G. I. Dentist No letter Today Miss You At last Homework G. I. ? Row ties Hip! Hip! Still thinking HA's G. I. M.S. Rift figs A5.TJLP. Gram pa Roasting Ambitious stude Cadet Nurse City life Navv Farmer Homework Arc you kiddin’! Could be Fligh heels, socks Cameo Diamond “The United Nations arc an unchallengeable power to lead the world to prosperity, freedom and happiness. The Great Powers must seek to serve and not to rule. Joined with other states, both large and small, we may find a large world organization which, armed with ample power, will guard the rights of other states, great and small, from aggression or from the gathering of the means of aggression.” Winston Churchill Feb. 27, 1945 MR. JOHNSON Top Row: Robert Grail, Thomas Gocsscl, Richard Gill, Earl Jorgensen. Warren Gainm, Frederick Dudey, Karl Dudey, Kenneth Meils. Second Row: .Milton Greifenhagen, James Mcinccke (SAB.), Wallace Heft, I.ila Holtz, Gloria Jaeger, Robert Gatzow (W.A.B.), Richard Eichmuellcr, Harold Fischer. Third Row: Miss Mantsch, Annabcllc Gebhard, Frank Pheifer, Lois Gan-in, Bernard Fenske, Irene Heim. Adelaide Fristcr, Betty Woles, Donald Nehring. Fourth Row: Dolores Schweitzer, Bemett Grootemaat, Betty Gossman, Judith McOanahan. Betty Fcil, Carol Fritschc, Betty Grail, Dorothy Heim. MISS ROBBINS Top Row: Guenther Seidentoph, Richard Jalas, Harold Pfeiffer, Rol crt Nelson, James Schmid, Thomas Scidlitz. Jerome Rosntan, Donald Schnydcr, Robert Mutchler. Second Row: Ronald Schumacher, Audrey Vollbrccht, Theodore Sattlcr, Audrey Mundt, Marion Schneider. Ralph Schulz, Bernice Pitts, Rudclla Stain, Glen Put .icr Third Row: Constance Ring, Shirley Stauber, Iris Friedrich, Roy Mueller, Spence Potter, Marjorie Ostcrcr, Marv Ann Revoy, Rosemarie Paul, (Charlotte Roberts. Fourth Row: Miss Robbins, Elian Patzke, Lorraine Stamm. Robert Schardt, Jean Mork, Edith Seidel, Shirley Spencer, Arlene Richter, Marolyn Noll, Grace Soffram. Bottom Row: Ixe Newnam, Peter Schmidt, Donna Stain, Mary Ann Spehn. Ann Remshak. Shirley Peters, Mildred Sell, Constance Skalitsky, Joan Fitzgerald, June Arnold. MR. LANE Top Rozs: Arthur Haccker. Thomas Holmes (W.A.B.), Ronald Anderson. Harvey Klug. William Henke, F.dwin Kornhlum, Oscar Komblum, Ralph Kalb. Second Rozc: Mr. Fngen. June Pohlhammcr, Margery Kocpscll, June Kubicck. William Maass, Joyce Jucch. Catherine Korente, I.ois Wenninger. Third Roiv: Charles Newbv, Shirley Knuth (S.A.B.), Donald Hampel, Milton Krause. Heinz Hacnisch. Beverly Kuenn, Joan I uterbach. Fourth Roza: Grace I.oguc, Shirley Nicolai, Gerald Koth. Beverly Peterson. Jeanne Kahn, Jean Knotek. Marian Koktavy MR. SCHARf Top Rozx: George Brasch, Carol Kckhardt, Paul Behne, Rol� crt I-actsch. Donald Bauer, Albert Kisslcr, Virden Leopold. Second Rozv: Miss Tonn. Barbara Berweiler, Betty Marks. Mary Ann Bennett. Dolores Mocnch, Helen Dobbratz. Dolores Daniels, Patricia Ludwig. Third Rozv: John Gueguierre. Ruth Bingenheimer, Leroy Lender, Rol ert Meyer, Robert Led, Mary Ann Danne-ker, Frank Cosentino, Joseph Grottc. Fourth Rozv: William Bom, Anna Bucsch, Robert I ingc, James Bub, Ronald Buchholz, Ronald Beischcr, Thomas Block. liottow Rozv: H. Jean Borden, Sarah McCuc. La Verne Lutz, FJainc Dropp. Lois Buschbaum, Audrey Dangclat. Patricia Longtinc, Charlotte Brandt. MR. HUNTER Top Row: John Bay, Allan Selchert, Arthur Zimmer. Eugene Zwislcr, Arthur VVachs, Donald Pavlct. Donald Wischcr. Richard Willman. Fourth Row: Shirley Yelvington, Frederick Niedermeyer, Dorothy Vine, Edward Madritsch, William Yonicr, Burton Smith, Eunice Werthmann, Fred I uttlc. Third Row: Robert Belhumcur, Nancy Miller, June Zacher, Elaine Unkc, Flrov Karow, June Galow. Glenn Uebersohn, Virginia Blackmun. Second Row: Mr. Hunter, Verna Zunkcr. Audrey Theis, Frank Commorato, Kenneth Mann. Ralph Zahner, Robert Turenske, Donald Q. Weiner, Marion Strudcll. Bottom Row: Elaine Armbrustcr, Corrinc Van Daalwyk, Mary Reichert. Elaine Schwcrdt, Audrey Uebersohn, Carolyn Lee, Florence Zcmblowski, Doris Trautmann. MISS RISJORD Top Row: Tom Thiclman. Curtis Moll, Ruth Ann Otto, Kenneth Eicbhcrr. John Mayer, Donald Mueller, Donald Metzger, Paul Mahlbcrg. Third Row: Louis Rapette, Carl Stcckling, Jean Meissner, La Verne White, Alex Marris, Ronald Schncll, Lila Monday Second Row: Miss Risjord. John Pcmitzkc, Estelle Mihm, Miriam Obenneyer, I .a Verne Opichka, Martha Norman, Glenn Lundwall, Shirley Mount. Bottom Row: Mildred Key, Shirley Mucndal, Catherine Mcllcr, Joan Mortenson, Donald I onard. Bernadette Burdette, Marion Pollin. MR. RUENZEL Top Row: Ronald Bauer. Wm. Bull, Fred Grisbauni. Don Schultz. Don Ziessman, Roland Schuitz. Ralph Baumann. Fourth Row: Walter Bartclt, Roy Barkdoll. Marilyn Krueger, Shirley Beck, Lois Degner. Rav Mazurlzak, Raul Sauer, Wm. Ahrens. Third Roto: Marvin Fenner, Theresa Jasques, l.oretta Bergmann. Ruth Krahn, Mildred Hclir.crs, Jeanette Lawonn, Jean Bcrcnschot, Frank Fuss. Second Row: Nancy Biasing, Reenc Andres, Leona Andersen, Evelyn Johnson. Betty Bienfang, Truman Vogt, Geraldine Bastian, Mr. Kucnzel. Bottom Row: Ruth I.orch. Carol IX- Lauricr, Harry Schilling. Virginia Braun. Arline Guhl, Bernice Baumgart, Marie Backhaus, Bruce Bapr. MISS WOLF Top Row: Glenn Port, William Parsons, Robert Pichl, Fred Peck, Edward Krichn. Edward Roser, Kirov Schachtschncider. Fourth Row: Donald Schaucr, Richard Garland, Ray Yredenbregt. C rl Kiefer, Alice Resch. Lois Ranscht. Third Row: Virginia Pump, Dorothy Quadc, Gordon Neurnberg. Arline Wilke, Geraldine Scherer, Doris Quadc. Kathleen Engcldingcr. Second Row: Ellen Marie Sale, Marjorie Ryan, Charlotte Ratcliffc. LaY'em Gogan, Sarabcl Plummer, Atheilia Rcchticn, Lorraine Rccore, Miss Wolf. Bottom Row: I.ois Rcith. Lorraine Radandt, Lois Prald, Shirley Ricpl, Marjorie Birno, Eileen Reinkc, Frances Roddy. MR. GUSTAFSON Top Row: I larnld Kostka. David Glickman. James Gissing. Tom Feller, Bob Kupsh, Richard L. Restock. (W.A.B.), Don Rcinkc. Richard Gchhard. Second Row: Dolores Hellmich. Rat Western. Jim I.ucht, Lowell Norman, Bill Borrmann, Clifford George. Violet Gush � , Ruth Goell (M’.A.B.). Third Row: Helen Spoerke, LaVeme Gcrschke. Jean Gerschke. Mr. Gustafson. Alice Obennann, Dolores Brannon (Publications), Carol Haslev, Vera Knippel. Fourth Row: Betty Henning, Helen Zwick, Pat Bethke. Ramona Hanson, Delores Gonzales, Nellie Hays, Audrey Braatz, Delores Therriaulr, Rose Suehring. .MISS JASPERSEN Top Row: Elaine Dittmar, Joyce Erdman, Leonard Clagg. Kenneth Egelscer, Thomas Delaney, Robert Blantz. Charles Reetz, Jerome Davis. Second Row: Alvin Brester, Warren F.ngelke. Donald Wick, Charles Jastrow, Walter Daniels (S.A.B.), Harry Butz, Betty Eicmian, Ellen West. Third Row: Miss Jaspersen, Virginia CJailer, Rosalyn M itt, Phyllis Erdman. Shirley Ebcrl, Lois Claus. James Bums (M'.A.B.), Audrey Wycklcndt, Marv Ann Kegel. Fourth Row: Dolores Buboltz, Mac Cianciola. Marjorie Erickson, Robert Contrucci, Patricia Gerbing, Marguerite Bucholz, Ruth Eigenfeld, I.ois Brockcl. MISS HOLLAND Top Row: Harry Kurth, Walter Schoof, Robert I .anting, Richard Wisth, Raymond Olon, Ralph I.ohmann. Robert Kossoris. Fourth Row: Harry Knock, Donald Stucdli, I'ngenc I .a Valle, Carol Will, Frederick Korth. Esther Kroening. Third Row: Miss Holland, Dorothy Krushas, Delores Lemke, Patricia Kub, Ellen W'albcrt, James Kuen li. Betty Scllcck. Second Row: Audrey Lammers, Audrey l.icbl, Carl Krentz, Keneth Kocpsel. Shirley Zchren. Marilyn Ziekert. Bottom Row: Gretta Gressens, Anncttcc Kuntz, Inez Laak, James Kortes, Jean Knucppcl, Marjorie Merritt, Yvonne Kohlbcck. MISS MURPHY Top Row: Don Musial, Dell Hunt. Ernest Schug, Paul MeBain. Eugene Schuclkc. Richard Schulz, Roy Erersz, Robert Stokes, I Ians Schwandt. Third Row: Lee Schiller. Leslie Strand. Lorraine Sender, Charmainc Sprengcr, Marvcllc Secfcldt, Barbara Strcich, Rosemary Feider, Robert Schulz. Second Row: Miss Murphy, Janet Sicdschlag, Betty Strohm, Betty Stoltc, Lois Schwartz (W.A.B.), Shirley Halford. Corinne Schrocdcr, Jeanette Steffen, Arleen Schmidt. John Kuhn. Bottom Row: Audrey Hupfer, Marion Skorik, Ncila Sickert. Joyce Senft. Pat Small, Margie Spanbaucr, Joan Unger, June Springer. MISS SCHWANBERG Top Row: Miss Schwanbcrg, Gerard Hayes, Robert Haesslcr, Neal Hunger, Donald Haannann, Elnicr Guth-necht, William Grunwald, Allen Horn. Robert Jochims. Fourth Row: Marion Muck. Bertha Kett, Frederick Henke, Robert Moran, Ronald Honzclka, Clifford Slater, Mary Jane Kenney, Shirley Knacbe. Third Row: Marietta Hint , Gloria Klinner, Doris Klauwittcr, Barbara Hillmann, Naomi Paid. Betty Jahr, Phyllis Kasun, Louise Kelley, Lawrence Schilling. Second Row: June Licscnfcld. Patricia Filz, Grace Key, Betty Ann Johnson, Shirley Knschncr. John Kilvingcr, Gloria Kampinc, Phyllis Kloman. Bottom Row: Marvin Hall, Joseph Hargarten, Marion Kubow, Lois Hinze, Vivian Jones, Ellen Klann, Ruth Hineberg, Patricia Hinsenkamp, Robert O'Connell. MISS BAHR Top Row: Agnes Torweihe, F.dward Heider—W.A.B. Alternate, Joseph Tributsch, Gerald Winkclmann— H.R. Pres.. Murray Wcstlcr, John Trgo, James Boelke, l anicl Steiner. Third Row: Miss Bahr, Dorothy Wamscr, I-awrcncc Wilson. Dolores Gerard, Orville Treptow—S.A.B. Alternate, Darrel Whitmore, Lowell Norman—Vice Pres.. H.R., Richard Warzyn. Second Row: Dorothy Wenninger, Betty Colby, Ethel 1 fill—S.A.B., Helen Spoerke, Beverly Schultz, Anita Zuro. Romaine Troka. Bernice Werner. Bottom Row: Rose Suehring, Virginia Wensierski, Garleen Swenson, FJanorc Voss. Betty Thomas, Rosalie Tenerclli—W.A.B., Jean Tomezak—H.R. Treasurer. MR KEENEY Top Row: Herbert Kiclisch. Ronald McCoy, Gerald Knctsel. Bruce Klocsc. Theodore Mueller. Gerald Ledcr-niann. Kenneth Millam, Donald Kempfer. Fourth Row: Mr. Keeney, Richard J. McDermott, Gene Adams, Robert I jPort, Joseph Kopecky. Third Row: Shirley Moore. Edmund Ixnnartz, Jeanette Muchlcisen. Carol Neick, Emily Foss, Dorothy Bramman Edgar McCarthy, Raymond Majeske. Second Row: LaYemc learned. Marian Kunz. Chas. Kirchner. Elaine Aluth, R«� gcr Zeclc, Elaine Knapp Evclvn Matthc, Patricia Walker. Bottom Row: Joanne Lawrence. Arthur Marrinelli. Darlene Hcffelc. Marion Kranz, Marian Koepsel. Marian Phillips, Joyce Kressin. Anne Letko. MRS. WIRTHWEIN Top Row: Richard Boclk. Rav Bormann, Jerry I ahl. Robert Bemdt, Ralph Eckert. Richard Deleft, Earl Blum. Fourth Row: Ed Behne, George Carchcsi, Robert Droegkamp, Howard Jung. Robert Boldt, Gene Anderson. Third Row: Marilyn Pittleman, Jeanette Clough. Hclen-Ann Drews, Bill Eggert, Marilyn Nelson, Patricia Kluck Donald Bublitz. Second Row: Mrs. irthwein, Arlene Bonn, Gladys Hannes, Mary Jane Syzmania, Beulah Charlson, Pin Hiss Nordness, Arlene Eichstacdt. Bottom Row: Jeanette Loremo. Norman Pearl. Robert Veitel, Cleo Carey, l vcmc Doraen, Dolores Brozek, Shirley Nuctzcl. MISS LUEBCHOW Top Roto: John Fredrickson. Sherman Michaclis (Vice-Pies.), Martin Geiss. Douglas Gostchock. Danny Benedict. Don Fritzkc. Don Gerardin. Fourth Rato: Roger Heinritz (W.A.B.). Herbert Fritz, Roger Gcroux (Cadet), Merrill Huckstcp, Patty Thorn-berg, Guenther Poepke, Fred Hubbard (S.A.B.). Third Row: Roln-rt Graetz. (Pub. Rep.). Doris Jaeger (Cadet), FJeanorc Goehler (Visual-Aid), Evelyn Schulz. Barbara Kores, Marie I lomik, Ben Kroening. Second Row: Mivs Lucbchow, Wolfgang Auer, Richard Handt. James Gauger. Gunther Ross, George Coesch (Bond Chair). James Ricketts (Equip. Mgr.). Rottom Row: Lorraine Kanzora. Louise Hesselbach. Marv Holevas (Pub.), Virginia Geghcr, Shirley Gicse (Cadet), Betsy Fliss, Shirley Harmann. MISS GROSSMAN Top Row: Arthur Jahns, Norman Kehres. Richard Rosman, Richard Sc horse, James Riedy, Donald Peterson, Rolland Wottrich, Robert Matthes. Fourth Row: Arietta Oravez, Guenther Eisenmann. Donald Schmidt. Roland Becker, Kenneth Fischer. John Jane-chek. Russell Dcichler, Fern Follow. Third Row: Gertrude Armbrustcr, Doris Heyman, Gertrude Kimmcl. Grace Passow, Corrinc Altcnhofcn, Laveme Klccbcrg, Yvonne Harvey. Second Row: Joyce Willbom. Gloria Kehres. Jane Reuter. Anhur Schmittinger. Edward Janke. Joan Sebolsky. Hedwig Sautcr, Miss Grossman. Bottom Row: Rosemary' Dishneau, Rudolph Fuss. Betty Jane Pecor. Gloria Meier, Frank Achtor. Richard Schlattcrer. Rosanne Beer. 227G 11B MISS GAUNT Top Koto: Thomas Warner, Ijwrcncc Kenske, Edward Whitson. Kenneth Soinmerfeld. Robert West, Alfred Stuevc, James Weber. Carl Tyriver. Fourth Row: Donald Wiesler. Donald Wolfgram. John 'andcrlM� om. Donald Lggert, Wallace Sickcls. Roland Stops, Chris Skavland, Donald Weber, Barbara Steffens. Third Row: Jean Schmidt. Mvron Silbert. Joyce Baumann. Inna VVillc. Susan I heis, Bertha Skyrud, Natalie Minskey, Jean Staudle. Rottotn Row: Betty Verdoni, Belts- Steib, Delores Wargowsky, Joy Voigt. Patricia Wcstpahl, Olive Thomas, Joan Slipper, Carol Tcrwclp, Miss Gaunt. MR. FLUGUM Top Row: Kenneth Weisl. James Tiedtens, Cilen Shummon. Eugene Van Dorf, Arthur Wolkc, Delmar Watry, Alfred Stuermer. Fourth Row: Allen Schmidt. Lorain Zastrou. Alice Torwcihet, Gerald Treichcl. Richard Kowalezyk, Norbert Peplinski, Leona Sendelnm. Virginia Vandcrlindcn. Third Row: Patricia Valodine. Betty Ann Zywickv. William Werba. Jean Ychlc, Jeanette Coleman, Gerry Kit-tclman, Dorothy Wolffer. Second Row: Mr. Flugum. John Pierce. Faith Wise her, George Wyrich. William Streichcr, James Weikcrt, John Kmcger, Ronald Tank. Rottotn Row: Lois L’tcch. Marilyn Y’ollmcr, Shirley Turner. Charles Wick. Dolores Trad, Virginia Willman. Joyce W’eidncr. MISS SCHOONMAKER Top Row: Edward Bcrndt, Bill Krcil, Walter Ro| er, Harrv Schmid. John Fiscus, Donald Raschke, Haney Haukc, Roben Boehm. Fourth Row: Gcanine Tavlor. Marilynnc Wild. Wilford Hcrhurg, J an Poenisch. Yemette Kleinschniidt, Bernard Krcil, Marqucritc Smith, Beverly Cutler. Third Row: Betty Brewer, Jean Jalas. Ruth Rang. Delores Haunt)', Tom Moran (S.A.B.), Cora Baranck, Miss Schoonmaker. Second Row: Frank Bauer, Geraldine Brackett, I.ois Hemmert, Janies Giuntoli, Marion Doylcn, Walter Ratzow, Dorothy Gorski, Karen Carlson, Helen Kegel. Bottom Row: Rol crt Schumann, Shirley Steen. Marilyn Gonia. Maralyn Drescher. Grace Gutekunst. Bill Gren-nicr (W.A.B.), Joyce Elmer, Pat Booterbaugh. MR. SP1ECE Top Row: Arthur Mai, Dale Biedenbender, Ronald Aiehner. Donald Barth. Bruce Bryant, Roland Apcl, Fred Beermann, Eunice W'cidt. Fourth Row: Mr. Spiecc, Beverly Coulson, Corrinc Besr. Bob Barensprung. W arren Bloch. Earl Schlcif. Richard Petersen, Howard Chipman, Betty Mae Bolson (Council). Third Row: Sally Centan (W.A.B.), Elaine Bartclt, Earn Altman. Haney Soper. Lyle Brown, Howard Basch, I-ois Diekmeicr, June Andcl. Second Row: Patrick Berry. Patricia Pagcl, Sibyl Caspersen. David Clark. Joyce Ccc. Gary Bong. Eleanore Bomfleth, Marlyn Bindrich, Donald PloutT. Bottom Row: Kurt Bauer, Marie Bums. Joan Blatzck. Marianne Bennewitz. Audrey Due rest, Grace Barra nd. Carol Arnold. Donner Doris. Don Brueswitz. 219 ioA MISS INGRAM Top Row: ( arl Gintcr, Arthur Gutowsky, Howard Fluegd, Russell Wicker, Richard Goclzcr, Gerald Frank. Charles Primasing. Fourth Roto: Richard Gocldncr. Lc Roy Springer, Donald Crysdalc, James Harris, Roland Friedrich, Russell Greenwood, Donald Loppnow, Robert Gochlcn. Third Row: James Daniels, Dorothy Hagberg, Lola Guember, Dennis Ewing. Marion Groth, Yvonne Gucquicrrc, Ellen Gruncwald. Second Rots: Janet Gosnell. Betty Hibbard, Pauline Ecklund, Carol Franzel. Patricia Halford. Rosalie Gagliano, Loma Gcrschkc, .Miss Ingram. Bottom Row: Beulah Eichler. Evelyn Giclou. Dorothy Englcr, Lucille Fcih, Ann Fehirwary, Shirley Gocldcn, Marjorie Garner, I,a Verne Witt. MISS SULLIVAN Top Row: Edna Hundcrtmaik. Billy Kaestle, Lee Hermanson, William Kabitzkc, Robert Johnson, William Hamm. Kenneth Heder, Betty Jane Johnson. Fourth Row: Miss Sullivan, Sonia Hemminger, Dennis Polenz, Calvin Harder. Tom G. Friedpin, Howard Eschc, Arvin Hoppe, Audrey Immcll. Third Row: Audrey Heberer, Martin Hintz. William Klein. Anna Kasten, Carol Campbell, Lois Karolick, Billy Wipperink, Ruth Hussingcr. Theodora Schweitzer. Second Row: Jean Hufnagcl, Lucille Jenss. Joan Holub, Ludwig Kern. Jean Holt, Mildred Jurkschadt, Joan Kacstner, Geraldine Hickey. Bottom Row: James M. Hipp, Jean Herbstreith. Delores Heinrz. James Kaentje, Eunice Hill, Eliabeth Henning, Mercedes Hartman. Catherine Scherer. 226 10A MISS DAETZ Top Roto: Helen Schadc. Carol Reghanti, Michael Ruvolo (S.A.B.), Neal Raatz, Howard Pavlet, Howard Paulus, Richard Perry, Audrey Quade. Third Row: Robert Peneau, Edward Pcschkc. Melvin Popp, Rav Remind, Herbert Borth, Dale Schcmmcl, Qoyd Schmidt. Second Row: .Miss Daetz. Yvonne Richards (K.P., Alt.). Donna Rogers (S.A.B.). Yalborg Jensen, I.innca Rischmann, Howard Perlick (W.A.B.), Marilyn Polzin. Helen Poppy (W.A.B. Alt.). Bottom Row: Richard Pcrlcwitz (K.P.), Florence Prowatzkc. Nolan Boyden. Shirley Krueger. Ruth Plaumann. Margaret Pichlcr, Anne Schaefer. MISS GOETSCI I Top Row: Robert Samitz, Janet Tribbe, Shirley Treu, Ralph Smith, Richard Stahl. Rol� crt Sprangcr, Collette Siewert, Kenneth Schulz. Fourth Row: C arol Stephan. Kenneth Smith, Kenneth Shaw, Marian Schuster, Elaine Tct latT. Robert Stain, Earl Singer, Richard Schultz. Third Row: Lorraine Musbach. Robert Sinur. Donald Schneider, Shirley Schulte, Richard Sauve. Lavernc Stof-rtet. Carolyn Schwann, Miss (Joctsch. Second Row: Marguerite Schmidt. Patricia Spehn, Lucille Strehlow, Carolyn Schaffncr, Margaret Schiller, Shirley Sonnemann, Lois Schleutcr. Bottom Row: Betty Skorik, Betty Skalit .ky, Kenneth Scinnidt, La Rac Kluck. Shirley Shcrer. Rosalie Schultz, Richard Glaman, Beverly Schcribcl. 3 3 ioA MR. LENZ Top Rots: Homer Kraus, I.ouisc I.emmcrmann, Charles Koestcr, Donald Perry, Vernon Lemkc, William I.amm, (S.A.B.), Evelyn Knoth. Carla Kreutcr. Fourth Rots: Richard Leenhours, Wanda Budzinski, Carrol! Kotke, Margaret Klcbenow. Arthur Laumcr, Sheldon Knuth, Myron Krueger. Third Rota: Mr. I.enz, Herbert Leppicn, Betty Lembke, Esther Klawitter, Robert Kohls, Joyce Kirchinaver. Richard I.indstcdt, I.ucille Melandcr. Second Rot.w: Beverly Kraft. Jacqualvn Kirchcw, Harold Krom, Beverly Randall, Dolores Klatt, Betty Jarolimek, Joan Downing. Bottotn Ron-: Ronald LaVallc, Joann Krueger, Phyllis Lemberg, Lois Kuehn, Ardalc Larson, Lois Lamp, Angclinc Kirst. MISS BEHLING Top Row: John Papenfus. Lee Mcllies, Floyd Lyncis, Glenn Martin, Wayland McKenna, George Jasa, Rov Stcinhilh, Carroll Marquardt. Fourth Row: Kathleen Nakiclski, Virgil Miller. Robert Lore nee, Thomas Moorhousc, Mac Matthisen, Daniel Luedtke, Donald Muellner, Louise O'Gorman. Third Row: Jean Monday, Audrey Paap, Paula Morrill, Marilyn Marks, Carol Liedtke. Nancy Mueller, Eileen Orth, Robert Luccke. Second Row: Jerome Nelson, Robert Metier, Arlys Pflughoeft, firginia Lutz, La Von Nelson, Rita Moll, E.lainc Nicolai, Ruth Meuscl. Bottom Row: Nancy Lemkc, Barbara Ncwhousc, Barbara Peterson. Shirley Xicmic, Shirley Neitzel, Hazel-Jean Matasek. Edmund Mackctr. 2 12 ioA MISS SCHERKENBACH Top Row: Caroline Keup. Roger Grundmann. Donald Hintz, James Jensen, Donald Haack, James Jochims, David Johnson, Richard Jayc. Third Row: Nina Jones. Janis Jargcnscn. Walter Sacgcr. June Kipp. Betty Klebenow, Robert Hartlmcicr, Joanne Johnson, Patty Hurl css. Second Row: Miss Schcrkcnhach. Genevieve Karwcll, Florence Jamjuart. Helen Kelly, Carol Kelly, Betty Janctt, Phyllis Kluck. Bottom Row: Joyce Rammers. Tern- Hickingbottom, Dolores Karpinski, Robert Horst, Betty Klingbcil, John Hombcrgcr, jar.c Michel. Paul Haertel. MISS CROWLEY Top Row: James Nass, Robert Mrozek, Gordon Mayzik, Charles Moratz, Marvin Nichols, Bert Mattson (S.C.), Donald Meitner, John Heycr. Third Row: Lola Rcnnickc, Karl Ganhs, Edith Matzkc, Donna Passmore, Veronica Ochowicz, Beverly Olsen (S.C.), Rav Mindock, Donald Morrison. Second Row: Miss Crowley, Shirley McGraw, Charles Nascr, Marilyn Paucr (W.B.), Delores Olson, James Nugent (W.B.), Carol Novak, Elaine Nistor. Boottm Row: Carol Prefkc, Carol Pohlhanimcr. Claire Pcplinski .Geraldine Rcith, Ruth Obcrkirsch, John Mueller, Eunice Radtke. MR. JANKOWSKI Top Row: I awrcnce Schmidt. William Schultz, John Person, Jerome Soutbinc, Kenneth Rocts, Ronald Schcr-machcr, Arthur Platz, Carol Oclkc, Mar Tarman. Fourth Row: Virginia Selkc, Joan Schneider, Eunice Roepke, Ted Stack, Richard Svogcr, R gcr Stollbcrg, Renee Skotzkc, Gloria Sutcr. James Spencer. Third Row: Mr. Jankowski, Delores Shefloc. I.ois Schroeder, Evelyn Karfonta, Sheila Smith, Warren Steinmetz, Giro! Schmidt, Shirley Sercy, Eleanor Sautcr, Beverly Tishrock. Second Row: Laverne Wolcyk, Shirley Ruhringcr, Joan Stoj s, Margaret Batzko, Arlccn Werner, Jerome Roblcc, Mary Rosman. Marion Schoof, Betty Snyder. Bottom Row: Earl Scllcck. Sally Sottile, Bernice Siefert, Mary Sickert. Kathleen Stcucrwald, Laverne Schmidt, Mary Jean Schmitz, George Paulsen. MISS RICH Top Row: Allen Koepke, Russell l.ucdtkc, Eugene Meils. Gerald Marx, I.ois Krueger, Robert Lowe, John Avrit, Dewey I.amphcar. Fourth Row: Wilma Kopp, Margaret Arnold, Betty-Ann Krueger, Rolicrt Lawonn. Roy Schuttcnhclm, Jack Schardt. Audrey I.uthcr. Carla Koschnick. Third Row: Ciracc Knoll, Jean Manpiardt. Anna Novoscl, I.ois Kuenzel, John Maghakian, Robert Jorgenson, Rita I.ipski, Joyce Kricgcr. Second Row: Marion Kreissig. June Rothweiler, Kenneth Laack. Ray Kicrcn, Clarence Schultz, Gerald Mar-quardr, Nancy Markowsky, Marcella Klug. Miss Rich. Bottom Row: Herbert Koehler. Patricia Rostock, John Kuckuk. Betty lx Sage, Helen Mahnert, Lillian Luerken. Rose Marie Ixingtimc, Richard Marasck, Mary Jean Mathias. MISS WEIDF.MAN Top Ron': Walter Boese, Richard Kcihl. Roy Bcrling, I .cc Shcehy, Jack Dempsey, Alan Preuss, Donald Karbash. Rudalph Abraham. Fourth Row: Dolores Weber, Phvllis Daxtatcr, Marlin Buchlcr, Kenneth MacMastcr, Leroy Carey, Charles Brautigam. Eva Clauscr, Kathleen Bardeen. Third Row: Richard Beck. Shirley Dalli, Marion Bat .ko, Shirley Behnke, Marilyn Ogle, Pat Billings. Beverly Ccc, Howard Bosshard. Second Row: Gladys D'Amorc, Charles Buclner, Pose Balistreai, Harold Bell, Kenneth Burgloff, Karroll Clarke. Dolores Dose. Bottom Row: Eleanor Belohlavck, Clarence Boerth, Dorothy Coleman, Dolores Brnhns, Phvllis Baars. Frederick Bingcr. William Buhlitz. .MISS GAMBLE Top Row: George Kisslcr. Earl Woltcr, Allen Nicolai, Herbert Wolters, James Timm, James Watson. Carrolvn Gissing, James Ulrich. Third Row: Lois Thompson, Lewis Tognaci, Patricia Zenda, Dorothy 'ard, Betty Thiele, Geraldine Zahn, Gerald Lucth, Herbert Zdroik. Second Row: Michael Thclcn, Adeline Madritsch, Ralph West, Robert Zandt, Lois Roman, Shirley Wepfer, Arden Thur, Miss Gamble. Bottom Row: Jeanne Weiss, James Smith. Margaret Stuart, Evangeline Sulim. Carol Tomezak, Mary Zarden. Delores Zemek. Patricia Walton. MR. TILLOTSON Top Row: Donald Engel, Valentine Chubeck (Asst. Treas.). Man-in Matthicsen, Shirley Franken, Russell Clegg (S.A.B.), Joyce Hivcly, Merticc Hoffman. Ronald Freiheit. Fourth Row: Delores Constantine, Laurel Fastburn. Marguerite Hunt, John Cole. Clarence Dittmar, Dennis Dittman (H.R. Vice Chairman), Kenneth Christensen. Delores Griep. Gloria Gusho. Third Row: La ’awn Holdcmann, Glenn Fitting. Conrad Fttl (H. R. Treas.). Ruth Fischer. Marilyn Davis, -Joyce F.rdmann (W.A.B.), Rolicrt Gray (H.R. Chainnan), Russell I'cnskc. Second Row: Const'nee George (H. R. Secretary), Shirley Hansen, Marion Hackharth. Carol Gerseke. Elizabeth Holcnwcg. Doris Hahn. Nancy Griepentrug. Man Jane Stevens. Mr. Tillotson. Bottom Row: Gerald Goldwyn, Carol I lelgert. William Falk. Jean Motnmer, Conant Gustafson, Glenn Fossum, Carol Holzer, Janet Hanson. MR. LAUN Top Row: Arthur Ebert, Patsy Boyd, Fred Laurishke, Donald Dcngcl, James Fisher, Robert Erfert, Marjorie Blake, Allan F'.rdmann. Fourth Row: Raymond Folgcr, Marion Currey, Rolf Fricton, Doris Bell, Joan Dc Long, Eugene Dc Kath, Ger-mainc Dobra tz, Joan Odes. Third Row: Mr. I.aun, Bentley Elliott, Jack Differt, Carol Daniels, Darlene Buck, Marilyn Costello, Carol Deg-ncr, Dorothy Busch. Jimmy Feige. Second Row: Doris Dittrich, Man-in Erdmann, Evangeline Codv, Walter F.dlcr, Katherine Dc Wan. Annin Dassow, Dorothy Brunson, Clarence Ehlcrt. Bottom Row: Dan Droegkamp, Angclinc Cianciolo, Marianne Bilder, Elfricdc Bennewitz, I.ucillc Cordr, Yvonne Couly, Sharon Croegaert, Audrey Buiess, Gertrude Bilof. MISS SCHWEEKS Top Row: Russell Sprado, Audrey Schmidt, Randolph Joers, Robert Schroedcr, Joyce Saari. Eugene Sccfcldt. Fourth Row: Miss Schweere. Grace Public, Suzanne Schmidt, David Lambert, Leonard Steiner. Caroline Schneider. F.dna Kraschinsky, Jerris Leonard. Third Row: Warren Schocnwcttcr, Ann Piszc ck. Beverly Scholz, Paul Scheer, Beverly Revoy, Marilyn Porter, Roy Schlagcnhaft. Second Row: Ruth Schmittingcr. June Schmidt, Ardcll Ricbe. Donald Siegman, Dolores Schmidt, Marilyn Pumpian, Ruth MeWey. Wesley Smith. Bottom Row: James Sclnvid, Marianne Schallock, Betty Raminger, Audrey Schramm, Joan Kaye, Patricia Promersperger, Joyce Richter, Fred Steffes. 207 9a MISS KROES Top Row: Edward Hammond, William Martins, I-ois Ann Frank. Dick Hall Kenneth R. Hauser, Lois Hagberg, Patricia Grede, Joe Gagliano. Fourth Row: Joanc Drvdcn. Russell Heck, Robert Hakenson, Helen Geiss, Richard Held. Kenneth W. Hauser, Richard Heyer, Corinne Friz. Third Row: Jeanette Gralbcrt, Donald Gest, Howard Heim, Joyce Dowdlc, Grace Gabler, Georgia Griffin, Bedadelc Freeberg. Charlotte Fcidcr. Second Row: Miss Krocs. Gordon Gerbing, Dorothy Fritz, Geraldine Glascnapp, Shirley Hcl)crcr, Gerald Hanschman. Patricia George, Charlotte Dorsen, Lauren Hclmcre. Bottom Row: Elbert Heath. Anna Fuss. Joan Donner, Marlene Everhard. Betty Gill. Robert Hackl, Warren Hebcrlc, Dolores English. .MISS SCHOTT Top Row: William Krist, Eugene Jens, Roger Kowald, James Jan ., Theodore Kraschinskv, Donald Huf, Clara-bcll Abraham, Quentin Johnson. Fourth Row: Bruss Kim|x.l, Barbara Hume, Henry Janssen, William Kropp, Carol Juds, Marian Kauppila, Donald Johnson, Joan Heiden. Third Row: Janice Kenda, Arlinc Holton. Betty Kasten, Luann Herndier, Hazel Johann, June Kaplan, Joan Kiefer. Second Row: Doris Hculcr, David Johnson, Kathleen Herman, Kenneth Krahn, Clara Kett, Marilyn Kaufmann, Patricia Kelley, Miss Schott. Bottom Row: Elaine Hoppe, Sally Iacoe. Dorothy Hunsickcr, Carol Kune, I.ouisc Kausch, Phyllis Kaihlcr, Erwin Koepsel, Dwan Kohlbcck. MISS LaBINE Top Row: Donald I.utz, Charles Miller, Jerome Mueller, Allan Mork, Richard Mueller, Frederick Moegenburg, Clarence Mohr, John Licbl. Fourth Row: Carol Lenbek, Betty Krause, Shirley Lehner. George Milaccio, Miss l.aBinc, Roger Mann. Alice I.o vum, Janet Kucksdorf, Joan Kroening. Third Row: Wilhelmima Luderfinger, Jeanne I.uedke, Donald McCarthy, Dorothy Kusch, Florence Lammers, Maybellc Oestreich, Marilyn Labby, Janet Kulick. Second Row: Jean Kuesrer, Betty Krogmann. Alice Kubiak. Pearl Lambrccht, Man,' Ann I.emkc, Lorraine Kusch, Nancy Luck, Phyllis Kubiak. Betty Krueger. Bottom Row: Warren Ixrc, Theodore Kvstcr, Ray Milbrath, Allan Mueller, Audrey Kricgcl, Dale Mannes. l.uella Kurtz. Doris Lankow, William Nitz. 3 10 9A MR. HERCHER Top Row: Gloria Steinke, Donald Phillips, William Tagatz, Jack Whitt. Donald Woolwcbcr, Lawrence Hacsclich, Edward Weber, Douglas Zieber, Betty Wcland. Fourth Row: Mr. Hercher, Dorothy Stine. Muriel Strack, Judith Viergutz, Marianne Thews, Carl Thclin, Joyce Walczak, Audrey Stdedler, Shirley Semmann, Beverly Smith. Third Row: Lucille Tctzlaff. Haul White, Dennis Thict, Donald Wisth, John Tessendorf, Richard Tenaglia, Carol Tcchmcr, Ruth Schukies, Delores Strandc. Second Row: Charlotte Sigmund, Shirley Sickcls, Roy Zchrcn, Grace Schulpius, Betty Weigert, Theresa Jarmusz, Russell Witt, Lois Stuck, Beverly Walker. Bottom Row: Ruth Suchrcing, David Wislon, Roger Wichman, Frank Stcttcr. Leonard Sukowski. Lucille Tcncrclli, Doris Siewerr, Dorothy Schultz, Phyllis Utech. MISS MERVASH Top Row: Ed Poedtke. Bill Olson, Harlan Pergandc, Harvey Rogers, Bill Piepenburg, Ray Roper, Bill Pfeiffer, Rudy Rcinkc. Fourth Row: Miss .Menash. Phyllis Miller, Phyllis Pfau, Ethclyn Mihm, Arnold Roschc, Haney Rogge, Janet Moldenhaucr, EJvcra Mihm, Beverly Faye. Third Row: Joan Miller, Grace Mcistor, Bill Ochalck, Gerrv Marawetz, Joan Martinelli, Joe Rajnicck, Ken Riemer, Gordon Poctzl. Second Row: Janet Mischkc, Sally Patlow, Patricia McCabe, Rita Nork, Mary Mathc, Doris Nilscn, Barbara Neckcr, Alice Nabke. Bottom Row: Patricia Luv. Barbara I.uy, Man- Ann Parteka. Patricia Pierce, Audrey Paschke, Mardcllc Mikow-ski. Bill Polcnz, Fay Alarquardt. MISS FITZGERALD Top Row: June Wikkerink, Alice Bohacck, Audrey Zachcr, Gerald Bochin, Robert Woltcr, Ralph Arndt, Girl Stark, Jerome Oszewski. Fourth Row: Albert Bartos, John Schrcibcr, Robert Fields, Qirrinc Zukowski, Patricia Fisher, Howard Zink, Dale Patratz, Manvel Knutson. Third Row: Giro! Tesch, Helen Smolarl, Beatrice Voigt, Joyce Smith, F.lwood Hahn, Girol Wessner, Marion Smith, Marlyn Clark. .Miss Fitzgerald. Second Row: Barbara Martcll, Gerald Lowann, Michcal Placzkowski, Doris Peterson, Loma Timmerman, James Thompson, David Stein. John Kroenke. Bottom Row: Randall Ziegler, Maxine Zdroik, Helen Cigan, Gwendolyn Butterfield, June Wessinger, Jon Evans. Patsv McClure, Fvelyn Whitman. MR. STRUCK Top Row: Darlecn Adamson. Joyce Behling, John Rogaezewski, Richard Boughton, James Cuppan, Kenneth Cudnoski. Thomas Bird. Lorraine Bauer. Third Row: Mr. Struck (H.R. Advisor), John Burmeistcr, Robert Becker, Cedric Barnett, Joan Barmann. Edgar Bode, Carl Breitkreutz, Esther Arnold. Second Row: Ruth Anewenter. Florence Bandow. Helen Bat .ko. David Breitrick, Deloris Anderson, Joan Bel-kind (H.R. Chairman), Beverly Arndt. Orrit Compton. Bottom Row: Elaine Bauemfeind (S.A.B.). Virginia Anderson, Sharon Anderson, Lawrence Cox, John Abrams, Anthony' Cianciola (W.A.B.), George Champeny. 103 A 9A MISS BA HR Top Row: Donna Erickson. Robert Bcrginann, Joyce Blitsch, Armond Fields, James Barber, Jean Audrey Duemke. Eugene Budroot, Donald Bauer. Third Roto: Dolores Anadcll, Delphinc Brocr, Mardclla Blamcr. Corrinc Bloch. Geraldine F.hlcrt, Marilyn Brusberg, Alvin Fielder. Kenneth Bonn. Second Row: Douglas Bartmann, Robert Blue (W.A.B.), Richard Crager (S.A.B.). Marlene Bronian. Miss Bahr, Joyce Anderson. Nyla Bennett, Floyd Berggren, Richard Daniels. Bottom Row: Ulrich Fssmann. Anthony Gaertner, Arlene Bocdeckcr. Robert Boedecker. l.illian Bauer. Donna Anderson. Marlene Fell. Donald Burgovne. MISS BAUMANN Top Row: Kenneth Kramer. William Heimann. Mary Kasten. Gerald Kossoris, Jack Klein. Harry Heiden. Walter Kipp. Richard Gronik, Norman Gill ert. Fourth Row: Martha Kahl, Mama Gcllcrt. Elizabeth Guetz, Joanne Juris. Marilyn Foerster, Patricia Holtz, Carol Flugum, Paul Haisock, Joan Figge. Third Row: Carl Giclow, Arlene Figge. Shirley Imse, F ank Korz, Miss Baumann. Elaine Klcbenow, Audrey Huebner, Geraldine Johnson. Paul Kastc. Second Row: Emily Kopacka, Doris Ann I.al cda. Audrey George. Thomas Hamann, John Illian, Ronald Harrison. Robert laede, Cirroll Jucdcs. Jalainc Jucll. Donna Karsch. Bottom Row: lames Hcnrichs, Lois Kent, William Henschel. Lob Kopccky, Shirley Kett, Joanne Hintz, Frederick Kessler, Donald Grzanna, Helen Key. MISS MANTSCH Top Ron-: Gordon Lutz. Gloria Olsen. Carol Lorig. Richard Mutzenbaucr, David Nickel. Delores Lewis, Donald Martin. Carol Not:, Arlene Meyer. Fourth Row: Daniel Moore, Dolores Petersen, Eileen Redd, Jacqueline Nelson, James Maxwell, Donald l.ch-mann, Barbara Penniston, Jean Leverenz, Joseph Krushas. Third Row: Roman Malepinski. William Parbs, Edward Nelson. Marilyn Miller, Miss Manrsch. Chester Kriegcr. Eayc McKenna. Pauline Richter. Kenneth Nelson. Eugene Osterhaus. Second Row: John McMahon, Dolores Raschig. Curtis Lang, Arthur Matting, Joan Rchm, ( arl Moerkc, Joan Neustaedter, Arlene Moeller. Bottom Row: David Krom, Jack Plato, Esther Landow. Marion Leonard. Joyce Perrin, Gloria Ncider, Elnor McCuc, Mary Ann Papke. Beverly Radtke, Dolores Rcnick. Howard Pikus. MISS GARDNER Top Row: Marx-in Shapiro. Robert Treu. Harlan Young. Howard Barkdoll. Raymond Schmidt. Ronald Bichn. Gilbert Schrocdcr, Ercdcrick Plustcr. Fourth Row: Sharon Mueller. June Ritter. Phvllis Trappe. Neal Widder. William Tctzlaff, William Smallwood. Juanita Bess, Eugene Pramenko (W.A.B.). Third Row: Marianne Titus, Irmgard Scidcntopf. John 'an Brocklin. Elvd Springer, .Miss Gardner, Jack Schulz. Lo Ramge (S.A.B.), Dorothy Vorpagel, Iris Sieger. Second Row: Mildred Schultz, Joyce Riesmeyer, Eaith Winter, Annabelle Kirchncr, Joyce Sccinhardt. Beverly Sherman. William Strcich, Shirley Trcbcl. Bottom Row: Phyllis Tannenbaum. Richard Talierman. lohn Schorse, Donna immennann, Shirley Wolff, Thomas Wirth, Shirley Tildcn, Edith Schubert (W.A.B.). Absentees Top Row: Norbert StefTes, Ronald Asen, Richard Hall, Robert W’ittcmann, Kenneth Riemer, Donald Lewis, Tom Stevens, Raymond Schwartz. Third Row: Robert Krcckman. Jeanine Grccnclcy, Kenneth Wilburth. Caroline Stciglitz, W illiam Mcincckc, Ruth Stoll, Nancy Bauer, Glen Stanwick. Second Row: Carol Hughes. Fern Landers, Donald W'icchmann. Doris Obcrkirsch, Dave I hompson, Gerald Kuehn, John Redman, Jean Cornelius. Bottom Row: Eugene Zemia, Sally Cosentino, June Sebastian. James Jansen. Pauline Vogel, Rosemary McCrank, Carol LaGroves. Top Row: Man,’ Bulin. Milton Fischer, Jerome Sclig. Farl Klein. Norman Gablar. Dewainc Stchr. Roy Susnick, Fourth Row: Marilyn Roberts, Kenneth Burdge, Erwin Benz, Meyer Papermaster, Kenneth Sawitzkc, Janet Keefe, Gladys D’Amarc. Third Row: Joyce W'autlct. Violet Fischer, June Bischoff, Arlcen Raasch. Beverly W'esenberg. Carolyn O' 1 oolc, Agnes Pitts, Ruth Dressel. Second Row: Amaryllis Januoiok, Marian Schwartz, Betty Lou Cameron, Marietta Passantc, Donald Warn bach, I lamc Kessler. Bottom Row: Jen; Huber, Dennis O’Connor, Beverly Neumann, Thomas Bramschriebcr, David Gollin, Joyce Schaeffer. Absentees 'After the final destruction of the Nazi tyranny, they hope to see established a peace which will afford to all nations the means of dwelling in safety within their own boundaries, and which will afford assurance that all the men in all the lands may live out their lives in freedom from fear and want.” Atlantic Charter R00SF.VF.LT AM) ClILRCHILL Top Row—Henry Pinter. Robert Markowski. Lorraine Sender. Dorothy Schumann. Lee Mcllies. Helen Kelley. Marilvn Porter, Jean Borden. Middle Row—Howard Unrath. Virdcn Leopold. Helen Doak, Ruth Braunschweig. Kenneth Hoppe, Anthony Greco, Ruth Witt, John Kuckuk. Front Row—Murray Wesder, David Glickman. Meyer Papermaster. William W’erba. Jean Staudlc. Charlotte Roberts, Audrey Lammcrs, Gerald Goldwyn. Ilrrlieslra ami Kami Top Row—Harry Schmidt, John Kuhn, Guenther F.ischmann, Sheldon Knuth, Dennis Thcit. Robert Kohn, Fugene Maurer, William Hamm, Tommy Fricdkin, Donald Nchring. Ben Kn� cning. Fred Hubbard. James I icd-gens. Paul Schn ider. Middle Row Violet Gusho, Ruth Otto, Arvclla Lucas, Fthclvn Mihm, LaVeme Opichka, Glenn Stanwick, Beverly Coulson. Judith Hosier, Betty Brewer, Rosemary Fiedler, Patricia Halford. Front Row—Donald Gerardin, John Fredrickson, Armand Bischoff. Robert Vcitcl, Henry Pinter. Howard Unrath, Anthony Greco, Ruth Braunschweig, Joyce Ranscht. Top Row Robert Vcrtcl, Patricia Halford, (Jerald Koch. James Teitjens. Fred Hubbard. Robert Droegkamp, Guenther Eisemann, Ralph Eckardt. Middle Row Beverly Popelars, Arlinc Richter, Susan Theis, Sonia Hemminger, Dorothy Hagberg. William Tagat .. Gerald Ledennann, James Riedy. Front Row Charlotte Sigmund. Joan Downing, Doris Trautmann, Carl Breitkreutz, Marion Hackbarth, Donald Johnson, Herbea Walters. Top Rov;—Richard Schlattcrcr, Warren Steinmetz, Edgar Bode. Ronald Beischcr, Robert Mikow. Donald Haack, Russell Clegg. (Jerald Rnciscl. Ralph Eckert. Robert Bemdt, Leonard Qegg. Middle Row—Mr. Zahorik. Frank Achtor, John Kuckuk, Beverly Popelars. Arlene Richter. Patrick Bern,', Helen Doik. Rosalyn Witt, Robert Droegkamp, Charles Kocstcr, Virden Leopold. Richard Restock. Front Row—Yvonne Kohibcck. Ruth Witt, Donald Schneider. Kenneth Hoppe, Elaine Unke, Robert West, Harold Krom, Robert Broder, Robert Sprangcr, Robert l.actsch. Top Row Robert Zitlow, Vernon Lemke, Ralph Lomann, Gordon May jk, Kenneth Lemke, John Person, l.dgar Bode, Charles Brautigan, Thomas Thiclinan, Arvin Hoppe, Thomas Gray, Frank Commorato, David Thompson, Robert Mellcr. Frank Achtor, Ronald Lavallc. Third Row Walter Tews, Richard Boclk, William Ahrens, John Arrit. Harvey Soper, Roger Stollbcrg, Donald Bublicz, John Krueger, Ellen Patzkc, Shirley Peters, Betty Bienfang, Beverly Randall, Betty 1 lenning. Second Row Eleanor Kracmcr, Shirlcv Kranken, Doris Hall. Lorraine Scmlcr, Carol Knciscl, Anita Zuro, Lois Schnecwcis. Elda (Joes, Helen Gabel, Carol Martin, Shirley Schulz, Evelyn Reimer, Marion Dovlcn. Bottom Row -Lola Guember, Joyce Zahn, Nancy Biasing. Yvonne Harvey, Mary Ann Bennet. Patricia Wcstphal, Bevcrlv Coulson, Marv Reichert, Margie Schiller, Ruth Kaiser, Jacqueline Hcrnly, Ruth E.igcnfclt, Rosalie 1 cn-crclli, Patricia Longtinc. I ('a|)|iellii I'lmir Top Row—Dennis Dittman. Homer Krauss, Allnrrt Kivsler, Thomas Gocssel. Kenneth Krueger, Lee Mcllics, Kenneth 1 loppe, Donald Wischer, Howard Snow. James Cuppan. Third Row Heinz Mueller. Bruce Barr. William Mcinccke, Warren Block. Heinz Hacnisch. Robert Heckcl, William Parsons. Dale Biedcnbendcr. Henry Pinter, Jack Woltcr. Second Row' Wanda Richcrt. Eleanor Rexhausen. Geraldine Higgs, Patricia Halford. Rosemarie Paul. Doris Zimpclmann. Jean Mcrgcnthalcr, Lucille Brcscc, Lois Altcnhofcn. Joyce Ruehl, Nancy Pierce, F.vamaric Bellmann. Bottom Row—Lea Laukenmann, D iris Knal e. ITika Stampa, Gertrude Krueger, . Iarion Beck, Arlinc Rcichelt, Irene Adams, Audrey Theis, Janet Rcichmann, Arlinc Richter, Lorraine Schmidt, F.lainc Struck. SENIOR BAND One of the largest activities in our school is the Rufus King High School Senior Band. Under the very able direction of Mr. Zahorik, the members of this service have entertained us for various programs, as well as the annual Spring Concert. f he sections of the hand also meet in Room i z i on individual days to perfect their separate parts. Saxophones meet on Monday, Clarinets on Tuesday, Comets on ednesdav, and Trombones on Iwrsday. These arc then combined at the regular band rehearsals and the band improves its high standard. _ CADET SERVICE The Cadet Service meets in the auditorium on Wednesday morning under the direction of Mr. Wolf. The organization consists of alwiut 75 members and their chosen officers. These cadets, who arc on duty the entire day, keep the traffic flowing properly around their posts, check lockers and hall passes, and generally try to keep the students in order. A service credit is awarded to each cadet. Their service to King is appreciated hv all. RED CROSS The 110 members of the Junior Red Cross under the supervision of Miss Ea Bine are all set to do upon a day’s notice, the work that the Red Cross will call upon them to do. They stand ready to help in case of an emergency. At the present time there is no need for making bandages and so the members are not meeting. A short time ago their aid was solicited in the counting and preparing of Red Cross tags for distribution in the Red Cross Campaign. Close to eight thousand tags were handled bv them, thereby saving countless hours of work for adult volunteers. SCIENCE CLUB The Science Club meets in Room 118, the 8th hour on Tuesdays under the sponsorship of .Mr. Keeney. It is affiliated with the Science Clubs of America in Washington, I). C. This activity tries to discover and develop the talents of the students who arc deeply interested in science. Students carry on experiments, give reports, and hold discussions regarding the new scientific discoveries and inventions. They plan on joining the Junior Academy of Science of the University of Wisconsin. CAMERA SERVICE The camera service group meets every Monday to take pictures for the King's Page and Annual. The group devel-opes and enlarges its own pictures. Beginners service is required before one becomes a photographer for the school. The students are under the direction of Mr. Johnson. ACCOUNTING AND TICKET SALES Nine students of King spend about two hours a day in Bookstore “B” under the guidance of Air. Zimmerman. Their various services arc: the sale of stamps and bonds; checking and collecting money for the Kings Page and the King's Crown; keeping records of the teachers' desk books and all deposits of money; taking care of the lost and found; collecting graduation, gvm towel cards and bicycle court fees; selling and keeping records of all tickets for all activities; handling the music cards; selling tickets for all athletic events; buying and selling second hand books; paying all bills; and making out tax reports. Without their assistance, the school business would lack the efficient orderly fashion in which it is conducted. ART SERVICE The Art Service meets every Monday and Wednesday under the supervision of Air. Spiece. All the general decorations and posters that arc found around school are done by this group. It also plans and does the decorating of the gym for the school’s proms and other special dances of the seasons. EX ECUTI ' I; TR AI XING This activity under the direction of Mr. Hcrcher meets every Wednesday and I hursday from 3:30-5:00 in room 318 and is composed of two classes. On Wednesdays the seniors convene, and on Thursdays the freshmen meet. The student must he an officer in his class or homeroom or selected by his homeroom advisor and is allowed one absence a semester. The main purpose of this activity is to train students in executive work as well as in cultural fields, before they are elected to office. MORSE CODE Every Monday, the 8th hour, a little group of King students sit quietly in Room 121 as dot and dash records arc played continually. This is the Morse Code activity. I lie group is under the supervision of Mr. Zahorik. Many of the bovs plan on entering the Army or Xavy Signal Corps after their graduation, while some of the girls will enter the Cadet Nurse Corps. To any interested students, however, this activity will he both pleasant and valuable. logucs, pantomimes, and speeches. The Dramatic Club is under the direction of .Miss Behling and is held during the eighth hour each Wednesday in Room 112. The Dramatic Group offers an opportunity to the ninth and tenth grade students to express their talent in acting. The work consists mainly of monologues, dia- FORKNSICS Forensics is an activity in which students engage in public speaking, oral reading and debating. The activity meets in room 213 on Thursdays under the supervision of Miss Grossman. During the semester the students dramatize sketches taken from the works of famous writers, in addition to their work in debates, declamations and oratory. Miss Grossman’s aim is to help the students overcome self-consciousness—that is to be able to get up in front of an audience and talk with ease and poise. VISUAL SERVICE King’s visual education group meets every day during the eighth hour in room 126, under the direction of Air. Stewart. These students learn the construction, maintenance, repair, and operation of various types of projectors and sound, light, and radio equipment. Our public address system, movie projectors, and other such equipment arc operated entirely by students. After taking the visual education course, students may become visual service cadets. Several visual cadets meet in room 223 every hour to provide movies for the various classes and to operate the public address system. meets every Tuesday and Thursday after-noons during the eighth period to bring to you a pictorial review of the past year. Together with Miss Gaunt and Mr. Hunter, faculty advisers, the students of the Annual Service put out this book. KING’S CROWN It is the duty of the Annual Service to look back in detail upon the past year’s activities including dances, bond and paper drives, and other events. The participants in this service try to perpetuate these things for our records. This group school a better and more democratic and harmonious place in which to work. The council is also interested in seeing that students have a well-rounded social program. Ir is through your council that the many dances at King are planned and carried out. The council can only function well with the full whole-hearted support of every King student. STUDENT ACTIVITY BOARDS The Student Activities Board is the governing body of the students, providing a place where King students may voice an opinion through their elected representatives. The Board meets and discusses difficulties which arise among the students. Its chief aim is to eliminate these difficulties, thus making the There are three main committees: the Paper Drive Committee, the Stamp and Bond Committee, and the Executive Committee which is composed of the Vice-president and the chairmen of the other two committees. The paper drives have netted the school over S7, xx . This semester the main work of the YV.A.B. was to set up the King YVar Memorial Scholarship. For its first year the War Board has had a very good start. WAR ACTIVITY BOARD Although the War Activities Board is in the first year of activity, it has successfully sponsored paper, stamp and bond drives. Representatives of each homeroom make up the Board and bring reports back to their homeroom. .Miss Schott and Miss La Bine act as counselors, and a student chairman presides over the meetings which take place every Thursday morning. ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT Mr. Laun and his service group are in charge of the athletic equipment. They issue the equipment and check it in, and see to it that the equipment is kept in good condition and kept repaired. Another of their duties is to order the new equipment. STAGE CREW One of the most needed but least heard of organizations is the Stage Crew Service. They arc the unseen members who make possible the making of scenery, change in settings between scenes, and the lighting effects at our plays and assemblies. Mr. Charette and the crew- meet every Monday and Thursday in room 103. To become a member of the crew, one semester of shop work is required. FIRST LADY Presented Dee. i and 2, 1944 CAST Gail Kuckuk Donald Bindrich Gloria Smith Joan Walton Ronald Kcherle Jeri Spickennan Lorna Clarv Muriel Stetter A Congressmans Wife El dec n Kundc ! .fr friend....................... I.ois Wutkowski Th Barmtn Bern- Pnedcl S no, Or,'Xj Anihonv Greco Proiopopescu... Janies Sorenson A Foreigner Ton, hi,acre w nr� ...... Patrick Coleman Oral Martin I General...........................Gerald Heller .1 rf. Creevey....................Evan uric Bcllnunn Mrs. Davenport......................Loretta Bergman Senator Keane........................Robert Micgcl Torn Hardwick ....................... Ray Wolfgram Irene Hibbard ..........................Jean Schild Bleecker.„........................ Kenneth Krueger Carter Hibbard................................Vernon Kerr George Mason ..................... Rolnrrt Gutknccht Ellsworth T. Ganning............. Ronald Warren Jason Fletning...............................William Staab Herbert Sedgwick Nile Schmcling Guests at the Reception. Butlers: Marv Brown. Jean Mcrgcnthalcr. Rosemarie Paul. John Person. Dolores Pfeiffer. Janet Rcichmann. Patricia Small, Ramona Steffes. Jack Woltcr. Richard I lall. Student Director......... Beverly Schcllcr KING’S PAGE Boys in service wait anxiously to hear from their alma mater. Through the participation of students and faculty many subscriptions arc being sent to our bows. Events taking place through the year arc kept in this paper to keep the students and faculty well informed. A service credit is given to anyone that would like to learn how to run a newspaper. This is a valuable opportunity given to the students, under the direction of .Miss Gaunt and .Mr. Hunter, and meets every seventh hour in 514. BOYS’ GLEE CLUB I lie hoys’ glee club under the direction of Miss Sargeant meets eighth hour on Tuesday. The club is composed of boys who enjoy group singing. Membership in A Cappclla is not a requirement. Any boy who feels that he can sing should join this club next semester. I fc will learn to sing the part best suited to his voice which will prepare him for choral groups when lie enters the Service and in Civilian life afterward. Add your voice to the “Barber Shop,” “College Songs,” and “Sweet Music” in September. STRING ENSEMBLE One of the groups whose activities bring favorable publicity to the school is the string ensemble. I his ensemble is composed of Charlotte Roberts, David Glickman, and Gerald Goldwyn with their violins, Meyer Papermaster, with iiis viola, Jean Borden, with her cello, and Mary Reichert at the piano supplying excellent accompaniments for Arlene Richter, soprano and other soloists. They have performed several times this year for P.T.A. meetings, lodges, Y.YY. and Y.M. C.A. dinners and Christmas programs. The school has received many letters of high praise for this group’s excellent contribution to the several programs mentioned. Military Honor Roll t Fiimllv In Servile w Barr, Alexander Braucr, Walter L. Bubeck, Carl E. (Discharged) Downer, Ann Baer , Lawrence A. Baldus, Roy Battenberg, Robert W. Ik-ilfuss. Donald E. Braun, Willard Concll, Calvin Drcfahl, Elmer Forsti, Richard Gennrich, Fredrick J. Gutknccht, Harold J. DeVoy, Catherine F.. Dummerr, William F. Eis. Wenonah Foti, John C. Gahl, Allen A. Void Hamilton. Kenneth I.. I largarten, Robert 11. Henning, Harold E. Holton, Edward T. Jossi. Frank P. Kaiser. Ralph W. Kascmodel, Donald E. I.ankow, Norbert R. LaPlante, Leonard O. Hackctt, Eugene P. Kaczmarck. John C. Kurtz. John J.. (Released Prisoner of Germany) I jghtbodv, Catherine Lass, Richard Leupold, Donald Longtinc, Joseph A. Luitink, William Metzow. Stuart .Mischker. Robert J. Neubert, Eugene R. Pcrrault, I loward E. Peters. Howard C. Former Slmlenls In Service Myhrc, Roy E. Ncubaucr, Robert W. Wing. William -H. Wittkop, Arnold Raduechcl, Clarence A. Sicbcr, James J. Sticglitz, Richard W. Weber, William G. Weinberger, Ervin C. Wendorf, Jack A. Wesenberg, Daniel Witterstetter, Eugene A. Zwcifcl, Walter G. Abraham, Raymond Adair, Robert K. (Wounded) Adams, Gail J. Aiken, Earl F. Almond, Fred Altenhofen, George C. Altman, Harold Altschwager, Paul Anders, William F. Anderson, John W. Anderson, Joseph Anderson, Robert L. Anderson. William R. Andorfer. Robert G. Andrae, Maxwell O. Andrae, Richard Andrcc, John T. Andres, Joseph H. Angclbroth, Charles M. Anncslcy, William II. Apcl, Clifford C. Arnold. George G. Arnold, George R. Arnold, John J. Arnold, Thomas J. (Missing) Atkinson, Fred M. (Released Prisoner of Germany) Ave’Lallemant, William F. Backcs, Eugene Bader, Robert F. Baetz, Robert Bagcmihl. Davit! R. Bahde, Charles F. Baker. Clarence E. Baley, Arthur W. Baley, Joseph F.. Bannenberg, Erwin C. Barrand. Audrey B. Bartclt, Robert Bartz, Carl A. Barwick. Gordon F. Bates, Richard M. Bauer. Albert B. Bauer, Frank J. Bauer, Harold E. Bauer. Robert H. Bauer. Russell P. Bauman, Donald J. Baumann, (Jordon R. Baumann, I larvcy R. Baumgart, Robert R. Bay,John Bear, Nate Bcccard, Ilarold Beck, Joseph Beck. Richard I). Becker, Arthur G. Becker, 1 loward Becker, James Becker, Robert Bchling, Edwin H. Ikli ne, Gordon E. Behrend. James E. Belcher, Joe Beman, Gilbert J. (Wounded) Bencs, Alois Bennett, Theodore E. Benston. James Benz. Wesley Bergh, Donald A. Bergh, Harold Bergman, Arthur Berliner. Gordon Bcrling. Edward Berlin. Ben Berndt. Beniamin F. Bemdt, Donald Berndt. Harry E. Berres, Theodore J. Bertanc, Ralph J. Bethc, Richard Bethke, (Chester Bet like, (Jerald K. Ik-tson. Roger P. Beyer. George J. Be ak. John Biedenbender, Haney C. Bilek, Kenneth Bilitz, Hugo J. Bischof, I lennan A. Birzan. Robert C. Blancy, Kenneth L. Block, Ted C. Blum. Robert A. Blum. Ruth E. Blumbcrg. Dennis Blumlierg, 1 larold E. Bockhaus, Gilbert M. Boelk, Edward, Jr. Boles, Thomas Bollmann, Eberhard Bong, Donald W. Borchardt, Donald F. Borchardt. Kenneth Borden. George A. Bornfleth, Edwin A. Borrman, William C. Bott, Russel J. Bouchicr, Dorothy Boyd, Jack Boyd, Robert F. Braasch, Harold A. Brack way, Richard Bradley. Robert Brandon, Knox L. Branch. Arlington W. Brautigan, Kenneth J. Breaker, Donald E. Breitlow, Warren Breyhan, Glen F. Broder, Kenneth F. Brodhagen, Robert Brown, Kenneth G. Brown, Marion Brown, Robert O. Brown. Wayne B. Brukwitzki, Frank B. Brunner. Everett Brunner. Kenneth A. Bruss, Daniel E. Buchbach. Robert Bucholz, Earl Buck, Elmer Buck, Kenneth Buechs. Charles C. Bueds, Charles C. Buege, Herbert Buelow, Harold A. Binning, Edwin S. Buerger, George R. Buettner, Glen M. Burmcistcr, Louis R. Burns, Robert E. Burskey, Ellen C. Busch, Ailccn 11. Buschbaum, Warren F. Buschbaum, Wesley W. Butz, William R. Bvrum, Verne Cadv, Ward (tallies, Frederick C. Cal lies. Robert G. Cameron, Kent Carey, Harold E. Orison. Harold Carrol, John K.. Jr. Carroll, William C. Case beer, Charles C. Cash. Donald Ceman, Louis R. Ccrnicka, Elmer V. Chapellc, Richard F. Charlson, Earl P. Chemey, Russel Chovanec, Frank V. Christenson, Allan Clarekson, James S. Clark. Arthur Clow, Bruce L. Cogan, James W. Corbcil, Roy M. Corrigan. Walter D. Cross, William B. Cupps. Arthur Curley, Robert Cycmanic, Bill Dama, Robert Damp, Calvin Lee Danforth, Alary Lou (Discharged) Davis, George Deer. Phillip Degncr, Vernon Dc Grand, Kenneth Dcichlcr, Steve F. Dcnsow, Kenneth Dewey. Ralph Dickmcicr, June A. Dicrs, Richard W. Dietz, I larold Doalc. Alex E. Dobratz, Calvin G. Dobratz, Kenneth J. Dobschuctz, George B. Dobschucrz, Marjorie G. Dobschuctz. R. W. Dolczar. Paul A. Dolgc, Walter E. Doptkc, Robert L. Dorscn, Donald J. Douck, Elliot Downs, Charles O. Dracgcr. Ray H. Drasal, C. Drasch, John F., Jr. Drcsscl, Rol ert J. Drcssel, William Dressier, Roy D. Drews, Clifton Drews, Raymond L. Dreyfus. Woods Duckc, Ralph C. Ducmkc, Raymond R. Ducno, John F. Dueno, Richard Ducrr. Daniel M. Duerr. Henry Dunn, Deane Dunn, George E. Dunn. Henry Dunnington. Donald D. Dusold, June A. Dzcmske, Donald Dzcmskc. Roland J. Eastman, Frederic P. Ebert. Allen G. Ebert, Lawrence Eckhardt. Donald H. F.ckhoff, Erwin Eckl, Alfred R. Ecklund. Eric A. Eichmueller, Robert H. Eichstacdr. Herbert F. F.iers, I lenry J. F.imcr. F.arl Eimcrs, Howard (Wounded) F.isch. Robert R. Emmerich. Norman F.nglcr. Charles G. F.ngcl, I Icrbcrt I.. Engle. LaAfont G. Enncsser, Kenneth J. Equirz. Clarence F.rdman, Edgar W. F.rdman, Walter A. Erickson. Arthur Erlcr. James Frtel, Edwin E. Everts, Jack Al. Ewing, Leonard R. Failcy, Clyde L. Fchrcr, Kenneth G. Fchrcr, Rav A. Fciner, Richard F. Feldmann. Robert Fenner, Franklin A. Feverhard, Gerhard F. Ficbrantz, William P. Eiggc, 1'larl T. Fina, John J. Fischer. Jerome H. Flehmer, Norman C. Flcischmann, George R. Flcischmann. Jack J. Fluck, Arthur H. Follansbec, Chet Follansbee, Clyde Fossum. Stuart J. Frank, Glenn E. Franke, Donald O. Frankc, Martin K. Frankcn. Ramon Al. Frauendorfcr, Harold Al. Fredricks. Elmer Ericton, Kurt I.. Fricton, Richard S. Fritz, Gaylord Fromm, Elwood C. Fruhman, Arthur Fruhman, Walter J. Fuchs, Earl W. Fuhrman, Daniel Gabrieli, George H. Gaedkc, Richard Galler, Fred Gamm, Warren Gantcr. Don Lee Gardner, Jack F. Gauger, Keith (Discharged) Gauger. Robert E. Gaulkc, Gordon G. Gcbhard, Lawrence W. Gebhard, Milton L. Gcgncr. Walter E. Gcis, Milton A. Gennrich. Edward J. Gensch. Clifford W. Gcntz, Harold F. Gerger, I.co Gerhard, Alilton L. Gerhard, Rov C. Gcrlach. Harold W. Gcrlach. Leslie Gcroux, Richard H. Gcrton, Gilbert Gieg, Elwood Gicringcr, Ray Gicringcr. Richard H. Giesc, I ferbert H. Gicsc, Warren K. Giescckc. Rcinhard W. Gicscnschlag. Orville A. Gigstcad. Kenneth Gigstcad, Robert E. Gilbert. Eugene G. Gillicrt. Rafph Gill crtson. Richard B. Gilmer, Charles (.Medical Discharge) Gintz, George W. Girtcn, Karl J. Glaubitz, Donald J. Goeldncr, Merrill E. Gocll. Robert Goes, .Marvin O. (Wounded) Goctsch, Carl A. Goesscl. Thomas E. Goctter, James R. Goll. Raymond Gossmann, Jack Gostchock. Kenneth E. Gottscholk, Ralph L. (iranicki, Ted P. Gray, Glen Gray. Jack F. Green, James E. Greene. Kenneth J. Greenwald, Martin F. Grcis, Paul F. Grcis, Walter Gricp. Earl F. Griesbach, Theodore H. Gricse, Rolnrrt J. Griffin, John Griggs, Lawrence Grisbaum, Frederick Groskopf, Charles W. Groskopf, I.conard Gross. Walter E. Grosser, Ralph F.. Groth, Frederick Groth, Louis F. Gruendcr, Albert Grucndcr. Robert Grucnwald, Richard B. Grucssing. Jack Grzanna, Harold W. Gucquierre. Gordon Guember. Glen P. Guenther. John C. Gunn, George W. Guth. Kenneth Guyot, Hul� crt I faack. Nathalie A. Haack, Rolnrn J. Haas. Erwin F. Haase, James F. Haberkom, Casper J. Hackbarth. Elroy L. Hackl, George F. Hackl. Phyllis E. I laeffingcr. James J. Halsclich. Lawrence Hagstrand. Farling W. I lahn, Clifford P. Holdcmann, Alarvin A. Hall, Kenneth Halsey, James N. 1 laluza, Dennis J. Hammer, Walter Hankc, Howard W. Hanna, Alark N. Hansen, Chester C. Hansen. Donald H. Hansen, Harold Hansen. Herman C. Hansen, Jack W. Hanson, Robert F. Harder, Harold H. Harder, Ralph N. Hargarten, Bernice Hargarten. Richard A. Harrass, Edgar Harris. Louis F. Hasc, Paul J. Hartmann, Roy HasscI, Allen W. I laubrich. Harold V. Haug, Donald L. 1 laugh, Donald J. Haugh. Edward I faunfeldcr. Otto I lausingcr, Roger W. Hawkins, David I feard, Harold W. Hebercr, William A. I leckner. Warren A. I lecbncr, Frederick 1 legclund. Jacques F.. I fcidemann, Donald F. Hein. Calvin Al. F Feintz. Edmund F Feintz. Robert J. (.Missing) Hcinnze. Roland H. Hcisc, Raymond R. I leld. Russell C.(Wounded) Helm. Ray A. Henkel, Thomas C. Henkel, William O. 1 Fcnning, Walter A. I Iennlick, Robert W. Hcnrick, Harold I Fcnricks, Kenneth Hcrbcner, Gordon Al. I Fcrbcrt. Wayne Herder, Bcngt C. Herder, Carl Herder. Magnus C. Hermcning, Grant I Fermcs. Elroy C. I Ferres, Robert F. F Fcrrmann. Edwin F. I Fcrrmann, William J. I Fer cr, John R. F less, Rol crt C. Fleydc, Marshall R. F Fcykcs, Fred W. I Fcykcs. F Fcnry H. I Icymann. Kenneth J. I Fickcy, Bruce Al. I linricks, Arno A. F Finrz, Paul I.. Hintz, William P. I Firschcl. Phillip E. Hmircik, Rolicrt I.. Hobcrg, Harold Hock. Henrv J. F Foffmann. Charles A. Fdolbrook, A’ilas W. Holming, Ernest (Wounded in Germany) I Folt, Robert IFolub, Floyd F.. F Folzcr, Lyle (Wounded in France) Holzhaucr, Walter Hombcrg, Carl Hoogcstcr. F Farvey Eldon Hoppe, Donald E. (Wounded in China) I lorn, Fred W. Horn. Lucille Homik, Kenneth Horton. Robert G. Hottingcr, Elroy H. Hoyt, Edmund Hruz, .Martin AL Hubbard, Harold Hubbard. Neal Huckstcp, Dale F.. Huckstcp. Francis K. I Fudcmann, Myron C. F lughes, Rupert FT I Fughcs, Russell W. Humphrey, William R. Hunt, Lewis I). I fuss. Donald W. lines. Jack L. Ische, Raymond Jacob. Glenn Jaeger. Carroll Ci. Jaeger, Evan W. Jaeger. Jack Jaeger. Leroy I). Jaeger. Raymond Jahn, Burton VV. Jahneke. Roy Jahnichcn, Walter Jahnke, Fred P. Jankowski. Norbert J. Jansen. Richard Janssen. Earl Jannssen. Norlicrt W. Jan .. Audrey L. Jan er, Donald George Jastrow. Charles Jeanson. I low ard Jensen. Alvin L. Johnson. Earl A. Johnson, I larlan R. Jonas, Roliert J. Jones, Thomas Joost.ThomasL. (Wounded) Jordan. Allen W. Juds. I low ard R. Jucck, Russell Jung. Ellsworth B. Jung. Gerald A. Kaap. Gilbert T. Kaap. Rolnrrt E. Kaap. William E. (Wounded) kaentje. Marion E. Kaiser, William A. Kammers. Robert 11. Kamrath. Ixster Kamrow, Ervin Kraut, Arthur C. Karfonta, Carl J. Karfonta, Frank B. (Recent Prisoner of Germany) Karfonta. John B. Karlson. John 11. Karrer. I larold E. Kasemodcl. Robert E. Karh. Marvin W. Kar fey, James M. Kaufman, Joseph Keclm. David Kcil, I jwrcncc Keller. I Iclmut Kelly, John R. (.Medical Discharge) Kelly, Paul Kemp. John E. Kenda. Fred J. Kenngott, Gordon M. Kenny. Rol ert A. Kerrison. Everett L. Kielick. Tuentin R. Kiclisch. (Jarl IL Kiepert, Edward H. Kilb. Raymond E. Kinlcn, John F. Rirchncr. Gordon IL Kirst, Gordon V. Kirst. Kenneth N. Kirten, Karl Kissinger. W illiam Kivsler. Jack Kivslcr, John Ci. Kivsler. Joseph klabundc. Kenneth Klatt, Edward H. Klatt, Robert Klccbcrg. Darrel KIci, Harold C. Klein. Harold (Mivsing) Klein. James W. Klein, Robert E. Klcmm, Robert Rlinghicl, Eugene P. Klosterhubcr, I lenry J. Klunder, William Ci. Knapp. Rol� crt Knobloch. Fredrick I . Knoelkc. Walter Knoll, Richard E. Knucppcl. Elmer C. knucttcl. Eugene A. Koch, .Milton E. Kochic. James A. Koehler, Frederick M. Koehler, I larold 11. Koehler. Raymond 11. Koehler. Rol crt A. Koehler, William koclbl, I lenrey Koclbl. Walter F. Koenig, Robert R. (Wounded) koepp. Robert W. Kocpscl. Robert W. Kohlwicss, Edw ard Kollcr. James W. konzal. John E. Koplin. Robert (.Medical Discharge) Kordes. Richard P. Kosloskv, I loward Koss, Erwin R. Kossoris, Marvin (Sol) Koth, William P. Kralm, Walter R. Kramer. Henry J. Kraus, I lomcr Krause, Ciordon R. Krauss. Charles P. Krauss. Kenneth Kreivsig. Rudy R. Kreiter, Roger W. Krckcl, Dick Krcll, Elroy O. Kress, Richard Kreuter, Marvin Ci. Krichn, Ciordon Krichn, Kenneth E. Krochalk. Tom Krocning. William A. Krueger, Donald R. (Wounded) Krueger, Ciordon Krueger, Harold H. Krueger, James W. Krueger. Phyllis Krueger. Russell Krueger. Wallace E. (Wounded in Germany) Kuhasch. Edward Kuchn, Gerald F. kuenn. Rol crt E. Kucnzcl. Ben Kucthcr, Russel J. (Wounded) Kulow, Frederick C. Kundc, I low ard Kundc, Clifford W. Kuntzsch. Raymond F. Kuper, Edward Kurcck. Beverly L. Kureck. Kenneth (). Kurtz. Rolnrrt G. Kuss. (Carroll kutchman. Arthur J. Ku das, Eugene R. I aabs, William G. Laack.Jack Lackwood, Donald Lambrccht, Donald Ijmbrecht, Lcrov W. lambrccht. Robert E. 1 dimmers, Siegfried W. I.amphcas. Zcbulon A. I.amic, I lomcr (Discharged) Landers, Donald E. Lang, Clifford E. Lang. William E. Lange. Martin linger, R. Ijnkow, RoU-rt F. I Jilting. Elmer C). I j Plante. Jean Laucr.QarcnccJ. (Wounded) I jun. Walter I jwonn. Melvin J. Ixc, Burnette C. I .cc. I .vie E. Lchnhoff, Walter W. I .ehr, I jwrcnce (Wounded in Germany) Ixismann, Gilbert A. Leitzmann, Ciarl F. Lembek, James Q. Ixmbcrg, Cierald W. Leml� ergcr. 'rheodorc Lcmcrond, I loward A. S. I.emkc, Ciilbert J. (Wounded in France) Ixmkc, I larvcv I.emkc. John W. I.emkc. Kenneth 11. I.emkc. Norman I.emkc, Robert lender, Lloyd LeSage, Robert F. Ixvinson, Seymour M. lx win, Marvin Liebherr, Harold Ci. Liermann, Marguerite J. I.chner, Robert K. Limbach,Clarence I). I .indemann, Gordon IL Lift, I jura M. Liftman. Donald 11. Lobess, Edwin Locksmith. Robert I.ohn. Harold R. (Missing) l.onn, Robert A. I.o per. Eugene I .(H|uc, Nick l.orence. Ervin W. Lucas, Roger W. I.ucdcrs, Richard A. I.ucdkc. Robert Ci. I.ucdkc. Walter P. I.ucdtkc, Ralph Lukitsch. Joseph J. Lund wall. Donald C. Lutz. I larold Lutz, Lewis E. Lutz, Wesley I). Lurzke, Gordon l.utzkc. Lawrence A. I.vncis. Harold W. Maas, Ralph A. Maas, Robert H. Maccau. Melvin A. Macejkovic, Frank J. Mack, William T. Mackctt, Frank Macrtzwcilcr, Paul Maghakian. Harry Maghakian. Jack J. Maher. Irving F. Mahlbcrg, George Mahnkc. I low ard Mahnke, William, Jr. Mahringcr, Kenneth Maikowski. Robert F. Mallon. John P. Mandlcr. Walter Mangan. Cierald A. Manhardt. Leon Ci. Manhardt, Ray Mankc. Burton R. Mankc, Kurt F. Manly, Virginia P. Mann, George S. Mann, Jerome Ci. Mann. Kenneth Manske, Richard Mapes, Warren F. Macho, I Iclcn C. Maricn. Kenneth Maricn. Ralph Marino, Joseph Marino, Salvatore Markhanen. Richard II. Markhannen. Richard Markowski, Richard Marks. Frederick T. Marks, Robert J. Marks, Thomas F„ Jr. Marris, Daniel Marris, William Masck, Clifford Mason, Clifford Mason, John 11. Massino, Edw ard P. Massino, Nancy Mathiak. I lenry R. Matson. John N. Matthisen, Dick Matting. Donald Mattke, Walter H. Maurer. Kenneth Mavis, Richard Mawn, George Mayer. Daniel K. McCormick. James E. McDonald. John It. MeFadden, lames MeFadden, William Me l all. I tlward W. MeGarvev, Kenneth J. McIntosh. Robert L. McKagin. Azzan (Released prisoner of Germany) Mch, Emil Mcisinger, Erwin Meitner, Jerome A. Mclichar, Robert R. Mentz. Arthur Merz, Clarence E. Mere, Roland L. Meyer, Jack Meyer, Joseph .Michand. Clarence L. Mielke. Vernon K. Milbrandt. Wilfred R. Milbrath. Richard F. Milke. RobertL. (Discharged Millam, Kenneth G Miller. Alvin P. Miller, Donald VV. Miller, I loward R. Miller. John W. .Miller. Norman J. Miller, Roy VV. Milzer, Carl W. Milzer, Daniel G Mittlestaedr. Donald Modrow, Lawrence R. Mocnch, Robert (J. Moerke, David Moerke, Louis Moerke. Robert A. (Recent Prisoner of Germany) Mohorovich, Boris J. Mohr, James Mohr. Thomas E. Molodenhauer. Russel Moll. Lucille Morris. Jack I). Morris, Richard I). Morrissette, C Jerald Moser, Robert VI. Moser, Roland A. Moticr. Tyler ■Muckier. Donald Muckier, Robert ■Mueller, Donald R. Mueller, Egon W. Mueller, Elmer Mueller, Gerald J. Mueller, George W. Mueller, Helen Mueller, I Icniian J. Mueller. Joseph G. Mueller, Karl VV. Mueller, Kenneth 11. Mueller, Richard Mueller, Roger Muenzmaicr. Harold T. Muller, Mirchd Mussottcr. Franklin E. ■Muzzy, Robert J. Myrold. I lerman E. Nawracki, I lenry J. Nchring, Donald Nell. Elroy Nelson, Perry L. Nelson, Robert Ncufuss, Gerald VV. N'eufuss, Robert Neumann, John F. Neuman. Theodore J. Never, Martin F. Nickel, Robert CJ. Nickolaus, Donald C. Nielsen. Christian Nienow. Robert D. Nocrcnbcrg. John VV. Nolan. Clifford Nolan. Robert J. Noll. Donald J. Noltc. Louis Nooyen. Harold H. (Missing) Norgaard, Dan S. Novesky, Aloysius V. Nuck, Gordon L. Nugent, Tim J. Obcrbuchlcr. FJma F. Obcrkirsch, I larold G. O’Brien, John K. (Wounded) Ochalek, Robert J. O’Gorman, Daniel VV. (Wounded) O’Gorman, Richard P. Ogrecnc, Elmer Ohm, Albert N. Ohm, William R. Olsen, Jane E. Olson, William E. Ortlieb, De Wavnc G (Wounded) Ortlieb, Norman J. Osten, George Oswald, Carl P. Otto, Robert 11. Paegelow, (Jordon E. Pagel, Norbert E. Pages. Charles F. Palessc, Orlando J. Pallistcr, Robert Palmer, Donald Parisc, Anne Marie Paradise. Kenneth VV. Parlow, Elmer Parthum, Harold E. Passantc. Elmer (Wounded) Passaris. Thcadorc Passer, William Jack Patek, Daniel CJ. Patek, Patricia Paucr, Allen A. Paukner, Russell M. Pauley, Vernon Payne, Harold K. Peek, Donald A. Pergoli, Wallace E. Perievirtz, Robert E. Perschbackcr, LcRoy VV. Pcrschbacher, Warren VV, Pctcoff, George Peters, Francis J. Peters, Lvlc R. Peters, Walter H. Petersen, Arthur L. Petersen, James Peterson, Eric L. Peterson, Eugene Peterson, Roy Peterson, William J. (Wounded) Pet .ko, Edward J. Phillips, Robert M. Pick, Kenneth Pictsch. Donald J. Pinter, Alvin P. Pittclkow, Jack C. Pfaefle. I larold E. Plank, Glenway J. Plaumann. Paul VV. Plout, Clifford VV. Plustcr, Gerald Pochlman, George Poeschl, Robert P. Pocthkc, Carl Poctzl, June CJ. Polders, Norman J. Poker, John VI.. Jr. Poker, Robert J. Polachcck, George Polacheck. Robert I,. Pollasky, Arthur G. Pollci, Kenneth H. Pollow, Melvin R. Roister, Vernon A. Polzin, Warren (). Poncjolic, Vernon K. Port, Kenneth K. Port, Marvin A. Port. Winfred CJ. Porte, Elmer Potochnik. Norman Powers, I lerbert VV. Pracdcl, I loward A. Pracfke. George VV. Prawatzke, Carl CJ. Preiss, Roy CJ. Pruese, El wood CJ. Puliafito, Anthony P. Puls, 1 lcrl ert Quadc, Daniel Quadc, Raymond 11. Quandt, Robert A. Raabc, Donald E. Raasch. William F. Radke, Albert VV. Radtke. Eldridge (J. Radtke, Rudolph CJ. Ralin, Warren Ramsever. Richard W. Randall. CJarr«� l Rarzow. Elroy CJ. Ratzow, Norman Rau. Phillip 11. Rau, William C. Rawson, Thomas Rcehl, Ralph 11. Reese, Edward P. Regenfuss,Gordon A. Rchn. Ervin C. Rcichel, Donald 11. (Released Prisoner of Germany) Reimer, Frederick M. Reseburg, Elroy CJ. Rescuer. Frederick C. Restock, Arthur VV. Restock, William Rex, Allen Rex. Melvin C. Rexhausen, Guenther VV. Rice, Jack Richter, Girl E. Riebau, Richard B. Riebe, Chester CJ. Riewer. Frank VV. Ringeisen. Glenn (J. Rinske, Alliert F. Ristow, Robert R. Ritter, Jack Roberts, Kenneth VV. Roblce, Theodore E. Rodell, Jurgen Roder. I lugo 11. Roegner, Walter VV. Rochr. Robert C. Rocming. Carl E. Roeming, Clarence J. Rocming, Donald E. Rocming. Karl CJ. Rocsch, En in (Missing) Roessler, Orville CJ. Rogahn, Roy L. (Wounded) Roldoff. Alfred Rohmoscr. Robert Roman. Donald E. Roscnstcin, Frank Rosenthal, Waldemar A. Rosmann. dement 11. Rosman, Jerome Rossow, James 11. Rost, Donald VV. Row e, Jack C. Rudolph. Clarence Ruehl, Bernard F. Ruchl. Robert J. Ruenzel, Robert L. Rucss, Donald VV. Ruiinkc, Robert L. Rupert, Norman Ruppin. Robert C). Russell, CJcorgc 11. Sackcnhcim, Paul E. Sadler, Eranklyn E. Sanchez, James R. Sandstrom, George .VI. Sass, June L. Sauer, CJIen CJ. Sauer, Herbert Sauter, I lubert E. Sawyer. Kenneth J. Schaetz, Ray Schafer. Robert I.. Schaefer, Kenneth Schaus, Robert Schelong, Kenneth Schilling. John L. Schilling. Ralph J. Schirokv, James J. Schlaitzer, Paul R. Schlcisingcr, Howard Schlichting, Jack O. Schlotc, Ralph 11. Schmalzer. Alvin A. Schmcling, CJcorgc A. Schmeling, John A. Schmcling. I low ard R. Schmid, James E. Schmidckc, Orville VV’. Schmidt, Charles Schmidt, Clem N. Schmidt, Clemens 11. Schmidt, Donald CJ. Schmidt,Edward VI. Schmidt, Eugene Schmidt. Myron Schmidt, Richard 11. Schmidt, Robert CJ. Schmidt, Rolicrr 11. Schmidt. William E. Schncck, George A. Schncck, Norbert A. Schneider, Fred CJ. Schneider, I iubert A. (Wounded) Schneider, Matthew Schneider, Paul Schocmakcr. Ray CJ. Schocssow. Oscar Schroedcr, CJarl CJ. Schrocdcr. Everett VV. Schroedcr, Fred A. Schrocdcr. C Jerald Schrocdcr, 1 larold O. Schroedcr. James 11. Schuelkc. Catherine VI. Schuclkc. Donald Schucncmann. Walter Schucrcr, Kenneth R. Schuh, I loward Schultz, August CJ. (Wounded) Schultz, Elroy H. Schultz, John C. Schultz, Robert L. Schultz. Wallace P. Schultz, Wayne G. Schulz, Daniel A. Schulz, Darrel A. Schulz, Herbert O. (Wounded) Schulz, Richard P. Schulz, Robert Schununon, Lorraine G. Schuster, Frank Schutzbach. F.ugcnc Schwanberg. George R. Schwanter. Wilbert H. Schwann, Edward G. Schwcbkc. Robert Schwid, .Marshall E. Scuddcr, William L. Sebastian, Clifford 11. Scefcld. Marvin A. Sccfcldt, Don Sehr, Warren Seifert. Kenneth A. Seitz, Florian C. Selkc. Frederick W. Selke, Robert 11. Senn. Howard R. Senn. Warren R. Senn, Wavnc E. Senner, Herbert H. Seybold, Roger A. Shanahan,John S. Shanks, Arthur L. Shaver. Clayton J. Shepherd, Robert L. Sicklcr. 11. E. Sicbcrt, Glen Siegel, Victor M. Siglinsky. Richard A. Simandl. Charles W. (Discharged) Simandl. Donald F. Sinur, Edward F. Sinur, James H. Skinner. Charles Skinner. Frank E. Sleskc. Donald Smith, Andrew P. Smith. Donald C. Smith, Duane J. Smith, Fred A. Smith, Loren H. Snow, Vernon F. Sommer. Rolf Sommcrfeldt. Alfred W. Sorenson. James Spella. Theodore P. Staab, William A. Stafford. William Stark, Marvin H. Steckling. Carl Steep. Paul Steffen. William W. Stehlc, Thomas K. Stehr. Gcrold L. Stein. John W. Stein. Robert G. Stein, William J. Steiner, Maurice M. Steinert, William Stcinhilb, Arthur R. Stetz, Steven Sterzl, Fred J. Sticglitz, Harold A. Stintz. Robert E. Stocckmann, R. D. Stolz, Werner O. Stolzoff, Martin S. Strahlcndorf. Harry Streeter. Richard Strehlow, Carl F. (Discharged) Strehlow. Robert Strcich, Arthur M. Strcichcr. John G. Strohm, Jack A. Strohm. James R. Strom, Philip Stroud. James H. Stuermer, Harold A. Stuhmer, Karl Stuht, William Suckow, Allnrrt 'I. Suchring, Ronald L. Suess. Joseph J. (Recent Prisoner of Germany) Summers. Robert Sutton, Robert I.. Swain, Charles A. Swann, Rol ert D. Swenson, Gerald Swenson. Richard F. Syring, Kenneth G. Szidon. David (Wounded) Taft, Victor A. Talasck, Robert M. I ambic, Gene l ank. I loward F. Tannenbaum. Gerald Tcchcl, Don Tcllicr, Jack E. Tcllock, James J. (Wounded) Femes, Marquerite Teska. James J. (Recent (Prisoner of Germany) Tetting, Arthur A. Tcrzlaff, Clarence G. Tews, Flwood B. Tews, 1-ancc R. Thiedeman. Don W. Thclcn. J. Thomas Thcrriault, George Thiedeman, Don W. Thiele, Raymond C. Thom, Robert L. Thomas, Raymond E. Thompson, David Thompson, Kenneth Thompson, Robert Thoms, Donald H. Thor. Robert C. Thorn. Donald P. Thucring, Warren G. Thur, Kenneth Thurow, Norman W. Tobert, Ralph R. Touissant. Warren J. Tramitz, Ralph A. T rampc, Edward Trebbe. Jean M. Trebbe. Kenneth R. Trebbe, Russell H. T reder, Charles F. Treptow, Delvin A. Treptow, Elmer Treuden, Hilton Treuden, Kenneth Treul, Fred F. Trcul, William M. Trgo, Mathew A. Trinkner, Robert P. Trudcll. Wayne H. Truppe, Robert E. (Discharged) Tschantz. I-eRoy D. Turenske, William A. Tutz, Harold Uhlmann. Arthur M. Ulik. Donald Ulrich,Eugene J. Urban, Kenneth A. Yachalek, Steve Yachalck, Walter Van Calligan. Clayton Van Pembrock, Charles D. Yanselow, Harold A. Van Till, Gchrt I.. Yichwcg, Rol� crt P. Villmow, Clyde Villmow, Earl W. Yinc, Donald 11. Vine. Pembroke C. Voclkel, Sidney A. Voigt, Milton A. Volbrecht, Robert Volk. Jerome A. Vollbrecht, John Vollmann, Max F. Vonier. Robert L. Vorpagel. Russell Voss, Jack Wachs, Howard F. Wagner, Charles G. Wahlen, John C. Waldcck. Norman E. Waldcck, Robert A. Walker, Allen E. Wallock, Daniel F. Walldock, Donald W. (Missing) Walton, John E. Waltz. Norbert E. Wambach, Earl Wandschneidcr, Alfred W. Wangcrin, James C. Wank, Richard J. Wapplcr, Donald R. Ward, Robert E. Wardius, Herbert P. Warmie, John H. Warren, John E. Warren. Robert F. Washington, Ralph A. Waterstrcct. Wallace W. Weber, Carlos A. Weber, F.ugcnc Weckmueller. Katherine A. Wegener, Karl Wegener, Rexford S. Weidner, Ralph F. Weidt. Kenneth H. Weigend, Luccal A. Weinberger, Howard Weisner, Carlcton G. Weiss. Joseph L. Welkc. Henry A. Wendorff, William J. Wenninger, Edwin W. Wenninger, Marvin D. Wenninger, Robert E. (Wounded in Belgium) Wenzel. Earl Martin Werth, Edward Wessinger, Peter Wessinger, Robert P. West. Frederick A. West. Wayne W. West, William B. West, William J. Westerman, 1 lenry W. Westermann, Eldrcd H. Westhoff, Junior Wettengel, James W. Wex, Arthur Wcx. Edward A. Wheaton, William 11. (Missing in Action—Japan) Wheeler, Donald Whitacrc, Thomas White, Sydney A. (Released Prisoner) White-house. John L. White-house. Joseph A. Whitmore, Floyd M. Wickcrt, Donald G. Widder, Roger 11. Wiershem, John Wilburth. Vernon E. Willing, Fred E. Willing. John W. Willman, Richard Wilson. I larold A. Wilson. James R. Wischcr, Kenneth Wishnefsky, Seymour Wisth. Arthur H. With, Shirley I. Witt, Robert H. Wittenberg. Victor Wittig, Russell H. Witzel, Robert F. Wohlfcil, Gerald Wohlfeil, Harry W. Wolf, Donald E. (Missing) Wolf.Tom A. Wolf, Vernon Wolf, Wayne A. Wollwcber, George Wolter, Arthur A., Jr. Woolwcber, Raymond E. Woolwcber, Wallace E. Wonn, Donald E. Wrasse, Jack I). Wrasse, Kenneth Wurch, Arden P. Wusson. Adolph H. Wvsocki, Charles F. (Wounded — Pacific) Ycko. Kenneth W. Young, Richard G. Zahn, Betty L. Zastrow. Harry Zastrow, Yernon W. Zeit, Walter W. Zeller. Donald J. Zemek, Rudolph Zemia, Eugene Ziebell, Harry A. Zielkc. Clarence Ziesmann, John H. Zimmerman, John Zimmermann, Ralph J. Zinkel, Robert J. Zirbcl, Lester F. Zobcl. Robert R. Zweifcl, Leroy G. Zwick. Jerome J. Zylka. Rudolph T°P Row—.Mr. Rucn cl, (Coach); Glenn Fossum, Jcrris Leonard. Don Bergmann, Glen M.mpiardr. Tom Holmes, Allan Horn, Robert Hamann. Robert Droegkamp. Don Schaucr. (.Mgr.) Middle Row Bob Whitson, Llovd Herbstreith, Tom Seidlirz, Jim Gissing, Howard Snow, Lyle Urban. Ronald Hon .elka, Ed Whitson, Roy Barkdoll. Bottom Row Ralph Eckert, John Kilvinger, Fred Korth, Ed Behne, Lee .Meliks, Don Haack, Jim Kortes. Dick Schultz. Crnss I'liniiln Team 7 I he cross-country team of 1944, under the direction of .Mr. Ruenzel, worked very hard under several difficulties. Many new boys made up the team, but they did a fine job. There were two returning letter men who helped the team a great deal. The 1944 letter-winners were Lloyd Herbstreith, Roy Barkdoll, James Gissing, Robert Whitson, and Howard Snow, who was elected honorary captain of the team by his teammates; and also manager, Donald Schaucr. 1. Bay View Opp. .. 19 King 36 2. Marquette '5 3- Washington . . 20 36 4- Pulaski • 20 35 5- North Section 6. North-South Intcrscctional . • • 39-4°-4« 7- Whitefish Bav .. 19 43 8. Gty Meet .. 7th Place 9- State Meet .. nth Place Top Row Dale Brannon, Gerald Winkclman. Henry Goelzer, Eugene ' .wider, Gerald Dahl. Marshall Heyde. Robert Kupsh, Ralph Nicholas, Glenn Michaclsen, Robert Milkc, I hoinas Feller. Middle Roze -Gerard Hayes, Neal Raatz, Kenneth Klabunde, James Bub, William Born. Jack Mueller, Ronald Buchholz, William Vonicr, Marvin Kahn, Robert Grail. Front Row—Bruce Klocsc, (Mgr.), James Bartcll. Dale Struve, William Borrmann. David Barnes. Coach Hanks. Coach Wolf. John Wcvkcr, Lowell Norman. Glenn Uebersohn. Richard Wood. I hoinas Delaney. Fmilhiill “Varsity Squad The squad came out in the fall of last year with eager attention and driving ability to get together a hard hitting team. Morale was high and spirits were keyed up as they went out to meet Marquette in the first game. A piece of fate came our way on the first kickoff when Clayton Dcdrick was injured seriously enough to be excluded from all sports for many months. Clayton was our team's captain for the entire season. The Generals went through the rest of the «rid series with setbacks due to injuries, but thev did not fail in our respect. They strove ahead valiantly and took their losses gallantly. To sum it up in the words of a w riter of the day: It is not winning that really means anything, rather, to be a good loser.” Scores King 6—Marquette o King o — South Milwaukee 20 King o — Custer 20 King 7 — Bay View 14 King 27 — East 14 King 20 — West 7 King 7 — Pulaski 12 King o — Washington 40 Top Row—Paul AlcBain, John Txgo, Bill Henke, Douglas Gostchalk, Don Schultz. Dick Deleft. Don Fritzke, Dick Schultz. Middle Row Bill Parsons, George Brash, Rav Borrman, Boh Pichl, Boh Kossoris, Fred Tuttle, I'.d. Roscr. Wottom flow—Dick Garland. Warren Engclkc, Sherman Michalis. Coach Jankowski, Spence Potter. Dick Gcsc. Ted Sattlcr. II Sqiiiiil The B Squad is composed of a group of boys who arc prospective varsity players. After thev have been prepared and taught all the points of the game they may be sent to the varsitv either late in the same season or the following season. First they must prove themselves capable and must have some game experience, so thev will know how to act in an actual situation. This year’s team started out under the supervision of Coach Jankowski, who taught them what they would have to know to play varsitv football. Several scrimmages with the varsitv proved to be very successful. We had several fast running backs, a somewhat powerful line, and a couple of capable ends. Then the squad was weakened by the advancement of a number of the boys to the varsitv. When the squad met .Milwaukee University School’s Varsity in a scrimmage they showed considerable right. We lost to them 12—7, but considering the fact that it was a varsity squad we played, we did quite well. When we played Washington we lost 19—6. Three of the four scheduled games were canceled. Our closing game was one with .Messmer High School. This was the B team’s big chance and they proved themselves by defeating Messmer 34—o. M.U.S. “Varsity” 12 — King 7 Washington 19—King 6 Messmer o—King 34 Top Ron- Dennis Ewing, Merrill Huckstcp. Donald Woolwcbcr, Melvin Popp, Jack Wilt. Dan Benedict, Robert Berndr, Bruce Bryant, Way land McKenna. Gerald Knciscl, Guenther Eisenniann, John Maghakian. MiJJIe Row -Coach Bubeck, Carroll Marquardt, Edward Weber. William Schultz, Donald Hinrz. Alfred Stucrmcr. Robert West. Richard Rosman, Robert Johnson. Charles Moratz, Donald Morrison. Dean Hole, Coach Stewart. Bottom Row Donald Kempfert. Donald Karbash. Donald Loppnow, Kenneth Schulz, Cierald Kuchn. Richard Schorse. Jerome Sautbinc. Robert Lowe, Richard Goclzer, Ronald Schermacher, Homer Krauss, John 1-iscus. Front ('.enter—Manager Rol crt Sarnitz. Freshman-Sophomore Train King’s Freshman-Sophomore team showed spirit anti willingness to learn as they did themselves proud coming out of the season fairly well w ith a score of two w ins and three losses. Under the orders and watchful eye of coaches Stewart and Bui cck the team progress steadily throughout the season. I'hc bovs looked like very eood material for a future varsity. King 6 — Washington 7 King 16 — Custer o King 7 — North 14 King 6 — South o King 6 — I ast 14 Top Wow—Coach Jankowski, Lowell Norman, Glenn Uebersohn, Douglas Gostchock. Gerald Dahl. Don MeFad-den. James Bub. John Trgo, Coach Polomis. Hof tom Row Richard Wood. Jim Fmmcrich. Rav Kossoris, Ralph Nicholas. Paul Kablit ., F.ugenc Schuelke. Robert Kupsch, Kenneth Licbherr, Robert Grail, Jim Carroll. King’s varsity cage team enjoyed its most successful season since they entered the city conference by nosing out old rivals W ashington, for second place in the North circuit and climaxing their season bv subduing Boy’s Tech, for third place in the final standings. Many boys of last years squad returned, thus forming a good nucleus around which to mold a team. The returning lettermen were Jim Emmerich, Dick Wood, Eugene Schuelke, Paul Kablit , Rav Kossoris, and Ralph Nicholas. I hese bovs were well-groomed in fundamentals and possessing a good scoring eve and better than average height which they used to their advantage, compiled the high total of 548 points for a season while holding their opponents to 448 tallies. Kablit was high individual scorer with 128 points, followed by Emmerich with 124. Emmerich was a unanimous choice of guard on both all-city teams, while Wood and Kablit w ere placed on the second team. The bovs missed a chance in the city play-offs against South for first place when they dropped a hard fought game to North, 24 to 2 1 in which thev missed 14 free throws. Most of these boys (Wood, Emmerich, Kablit , Carroll, Nicholas, and Kossoris) will be lost through graduation but we have four lettermen returning (Schuelke, Licbherr, Grail, and Kupsh) and a number of very promising sophomores around which we can hope to build a winning team. I lerc arc the scores of the games: King 2 3 — Fond du Lac 30 King 3 2 — Marquette 38 King 47 — Kenosha 25 King 5° — West 25 King 27 — East 11 King 16 - Washington 38 King 34 — North 43 King 51 — Custer 33 King 37 — West 28 King 45 — East 26 King 3 — .Marquette 34 ( March King 29 — Washington 22 King 2 1 — North 24 King 58 — Custer 31 King 23 — Washington 22 (Play— King 2 4 — Tech 20 (Play- ■off) Top Row—Richard Schultz, Richard Lindstcdt, Norman Pearl, Richard Sauve, Robert Schrocdcr, Jerris Leonard, Larry Altman, Ed Behne, Harold Bell, .Mr. Ruenzel, Coach. Front Row Donald Gest. Robert Lowe. Eugene Van Dorf. Douglas Zieber, Richard Mueller. Richard Goelzcr, Roland Apel, Ray Remind. Russell Luedtke, Donald Karbash. u It” GYM TEAM Top Row Robert Whitson. Kranklin Gerschkc, Gerard Hayes. Donald Weber. Fred Nicdcr-meycr. Eddie Ebcrle. Front Row—Elrov Schachtschncider, Lloyd Herbstreith. James Meeker. Edward Behne. Top Row F.ugenc Zwislcr, Ralph Nicholas. Thomas Delaney, Theodore l .rch. Jerry Dahl, Paul Kablitz, Robert Kupsli, Donald Schultz, Raymond Kossoris, Richard Schorsc. Fifth Row James Gissing. Richard Wood. Gerald W'inkclmann. William Henke, Glenn Michaclscn. William Born. Jack .Mueller. Kenneth Schennacher. Thoiras Scidlitz, Jerry 1 laves. Fourth Row Boh Whitson, lohn Trgo, Oscar Kornblum, Sherman Michaclis. James Emmerich, Donald Fritzke, William Vonicr, James Bub. Bob Kossoris, Fred Korth. Third Row -Lowell Norman, Bob Hcckcl, Tom Holmes. Ronald Bucholz, I.ylc Urban, Ronald Honzclka, Fred Tuttle, Bob Grail, Dale Struve. Lloyd Herbstreith, Dave Barnes. Second Row Al Hander, Elroy Schachtschneider, John Weyker. Glenn Uebersohn. James Bartcll, Rov .Mueller, Ronald Tcsch. Spence Potter, Ralph Zahner. Front Row Jim Hcckcr, (Jerald Kuehn. Donald Metzger, Mr. Wolf, Mr. Hanks. Mr. Vcrvloet. George Brasch, Bill Borrmann, Marvin Kahn. i TENNIS TEAM Fop Row -Coach Bubeck. Samuel Pcrlson, Virden Leopold, Eddie Krichn, Kenneth Hennrichs, Donald Schnyder. Front Row Ed Mackett, manager; Bob Lea, Ed Peschkc, Fred Nicdcrmcycr. Under the direction of Miss Nevins and Miss VVaterstreet, the girls were again offered 8th hour gym activities. The following plan was scheduled: Fall: speed ball, and field hockey. Winter: apparatus and tumbling, volley ball, basketball, and badminton. Spring: archery, tennis, and softball. Swimming at Richard Street Natatorium was also continued during all seasons. lop Row Gene Schuelke, Don Haarman, John Fisc us. Rich. Dclcff, Robert Bemdt, Dick (iocl cr, Bruce Bryan:. Chas. iMoratz, Howard Eggert, Donald Haack. Hftb Row Kenneth Licbhcrr, Randolph Joers. Jack W hitt, Ed. Whitson, Roben Schroeder, Rich. Mueller, Wm. I agar , Donald Woolweber, Donald Schaucr. Jerome Sautbinc. Fourth Row- Ronald Schcrmachcr, I.ec .Wellies, Ray Rcnunel, Neal Raat . Eugene Van Dorf. Robert Lowe, Ed-ward Weber, Donald Karbash, Donald Meitner, Leslie Strand. bird Row -Carl I yriver, (Jerald Kossoris, Jerris Leonard, Rich. Kowalczyk. Douglas Zieber. John Jancchck, Russell Luedtke, Ken Sawitzkc. Ted Stack, Leonard Steiner. Second Row- Dennis Rolen ., Marvin Kohn, Lewis Tognacci, Richard Schultz. Ed. Behne, Robert Gochlcn, Larry Altman, Ken Smith. Dennis Ewing, Harold Bell. Howard Bosshard. Front Row Jim Kortes. Conrad Ettl. Howard Kaentje. John Maghakism. Roben Contrucci. Mgr., Coach Ruenzel, John Kilvingcr, Mgr., James Jensen. Mgr.. James Weikert. Wm. Ealk. MhSnpli: II Ti'iim Track Top Row Coach Scharf, Ronald Bcischcr, James Ticdjcns, Billy Sixty. Robert Nelson. Donald Koepke. Front Row- Hal Kostka. Tom Thiclmann, Dennis Thict. Dennis Ewing, Edward Behne. Rufus King's 1945 golf team had a schedule of 13 games this season. I hese are the schools against which they competed: City—Washington and Juneau; Suburban -South Milwaukee, Nathan Hale, Shorewood, and Wauwatosa; and Racine—Washington Park, and Horlick. They used the courses at Brown Deer Park, North Hills, Greenfield, and Racine country clubs. Three boys returned from last year's team. They were Billv Sixty, Robert Nelson, and Donald Koepke. Billy Sixty was the only returning letterman. With these Ih vs, Coach Scharf had an excellent start toward building a good team. The al ove mentioned Im vs will not l e on next year's team, but they will pass on valuable experience to the other members of this year’s squad, and they will form a good nucleus for the 1946 team. Cold and windy weather in the early part of the season prevented the team from establishing low scores, but they made very good showings in spite of this. The city golf meet was held on May 25, and the teams were composed of eight men. The meet for the state high school championship in golf was held at Madison on the course of the Blackhawk Country Club, with three man teams competing for the title. June (lass lllfirers RONALD KEBERLE President LORLY KRUEGER Secretary HENRY PINTER KENNETH KRUEGER Vice-President Treasurer Honor Scroll Altcnhofen, Lois Anderson, Phylis Armbrustcr, Marie Barnes, David Bates, Beverly Bauernfcind, Mary Jane Becker, Doris Bcisbicr, Anita Berdclman. Elaine Bethc, Nancy Braunschweig. Ruth Brautigam. Dorothy Brcitcnbach. Marilyn Brueggcmann, Bcttyc Buck. Phyllis Carey, Jean Carlson. Jean Chapman. I j Von Cianciolo, Rose Gary. I.orna Cramer, Lois Cross. Mary Lou Cuppan. Lois Damp. Shirley Dcdrick, Clayton Denesscn, Joyce Doegc, Lucille Drucgh. (Charlotte Eberlc, Edward EJlmaurcr, Doris Elmer. Shirley Erck, Theodore Euler, Eunice Fischer, Marilyn Fitzgerald, James George, Geraldine Gcrschkc, Franklin Goelzer, Henry Gocsch, Lois I lausmann. Bernice I leckcl. Robert Hcckcr, James Henich, Gertrude Hcrbstrcith. Lloyd Herman, Charlotte Hcmly, Jacqueline I loogcstcr. Shirley I losicr, Judith Janquarr. Lois Kablitz. Paul Kaiser, Ruth Kausch, Marilyn Kel crle, Ronald Kelley. Jane Kcup. Mildred Kilinski. Delores Knabc, Doris Koepkc. Donald Ko .ic, Elizabeth Krueger. Gcnraudc Krueger, Kenneth Krueger, Lorly Kuckuk. Gail Leonard. Audrey Limbach, Alice Lucas, AncI la Martin, Carol Mueller, Caroline O'Keefe, Patricia Olson, Richard Paucr, Doris Paul, Rosemarie Perlson. Sam Pinter, Henry Pocr J. Marilyn Popclars, Bevcrlv Price, Dorothy Raasch, Joyce Rajnicck. Eleanor Ranscht, Joyce Reichert. Mary Rcichman, Janet Rcxhauscn. Elcanorc Robertson, Betty Robinson. Dolores Roesslcr, Carol Rothwcilcr. Eunice Sanborn, Richard Schicble, Gloria Schierl. Barbara Schild, Jean Schiller, Dorothy Schlickcr, Marie Schmideler, Betty Schmidt, Lorraine Schnccwcis, Lois •Schreiner, Dorothy Seclow, Marv Ann Senkcl, Edith Sixty. William Smith. Gloria Spath, Betty Spikcnnan. Geraldine Stampa, Erika Stettcr. Muriel Sweeney, Mary Jean Tcnaglia, Virginia Thoms, Gladys Training, Melvin Urban, Lyle ’olk, Erancclla Wahl, Elaine Walczak, Maxine W'cbb, Audrey Weber, Robert Weis. Gloria Wclkc. Alice Wessingcr, Margaret Whelan. James Whitson, Robert Witt, Ruth Witte, Arlinc Wolff. Marian Wood, Richard Zahn,Joyce Zelm, June Lois Altcnhofcn Phyllis Anderson Elective Course Mathematics Course Leadership, W.A.B. Red Cross, Cadet A Capella, Annual Donald Anderson Elective Course Shirley Anderson Kenneth Arndt Elective Course Elective Course Annual, Make-up Maria Amibrustcr Stenographic Course Red Cross Library Cadet I larvcy Aspcnlcitcr A. Science Course James J. Bartcll Science Course Football, Track David Barnes Science Course Track, Football Clym Cadet Daniel Bart Elec tree Course Red Cross Woodshop Beverly Bates Mathematics Course Baseball, Tennis Basketball, Hockey Marv Jane Baucrnfcind Doris Becker J. Latin Course Elective Course A Capella. 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