Rufus King High School - Kings Crown Yearbook (Milwaukee, WI)
- Class of 1956
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It has developed through the centuries from crude pictures to modern newspapers and television. These publications permit the revelation of daily happenings and attitudes of the community, the nation, and the world. Our King's Crown is sharing with you the world of Rufus King High School. just as communications have drawn the peoples of the world closer together, the 1956 King's Crown wants you to be drawn closer to our school's stream of life-the faculty, the students, sports, clubs, and activities, not only as a reflection of school life with happy memories and dramatic events, but also of ideals and aspirations. TABLE OF CONTENTS Faculty .... january Graduates . Sports . Homerooms . Activities . june Graduates . KING'S CROWN EDITORS-IN-CHIEF Rosemary Beck Marian Spindler ACTIVITIES C0-Editor, Sheryll Erdmann C0-Editor, Barbara Haas Dianne Palifka Sharon Musset Rosemary Paulson Gloria Reinharr Darla Homan Pat Zepf ADVERTISING Ealilor, Gail Brigham Marcy Thelen Marilyn Miller Darrell Jutz Peggy Collins Rea Cavanaugh ART DIVISION Editor, Glenn Gilbert Judy Torti Kirsten Borg Carol Rowe Sandra Jeffries Miriam Sinrak Lois Rivest Patty Lou Gooler FACULTY C0-Editor, Virginia Gabriel Co-Editor, Donna Coons Pat Carlisle Donna Mueller Carol Doss Nan Sperling Sharon Hallett Linda Stampfl Par Karas Joanne Sukalich Photography - Lainson Studios Photographers-Editor: John Kakatsch, William Pohlmann, David Spindler, Arthur Bednar, Robert Behling 6 STAFF . . . ADVBORS Miss Mary Gaunr Miss joan Bartelsen IHOMEROONN Editor, Ellen Luy Amt. Ed., Sue Herman Dick Lutzke Ted Luedke Diane Leverance Arlene Gall Faye Tonn Connie Nagel Jay Rantonen Sheila Kuntz Sandra Oros JANUARY GRADUATES Editor, jean Hoffmann Marilyn Mueller Nancy Kurrh Virginia Kuich Carol Daniels Lynn Hughes Georgia Ketter Barbara Brown JUNE GRADUATES Editor, Sue Walter Bonnie Wuksrich Joan Aspenleiter Jean Rosenquist Sharon Piechura Pat LeBaron SPORTS Editor, Janice Hofbauer Ant. Ed., Lynne Sherbarth Sally Heiss Gale Sindorf Lynne Rode Sandra Sorum Judith Kramsky Franklin Cheek Joan Bauer Carmen Mather Kathy Samuels Sally Locke Gayle Kozens Engraving - Mandel Engraving Company Printing - Hammersmith-Korrmeyer Company 7 Faculty nr vrgn Wed.. 5 pm. . ber 0 SL N 7 um, in skate Mon. aiier 10 . . .11 . n A e yean. beloved ,gn '5rK9C'1.ewski5 , .nn er Chxcago, HL, Frm, C . vakrag also ny nxeces, ep roxhers-m- sxers-in-Kaw. I r ves and . Funeral ' L - I s Fu- Home. 1 W Lx av.. , Feb. '28, ax 8 a.m. - - at .tepherfs church. -1231. . . .. 3 mm. Interment SL r 1 be mber oi Ammgama! Cl .un and Kmghks of St. . 's. anc .S-9. in state Sun., 7 p.m. P151 Y Archie, 1334 N. 301 ., 1 - usband ot Mrs. Josephrne . , 'ernerm father 0 Mr . - ' 5 . rather of , Joh A. Davie . .. n rs. Lucio R0 an James an a Jaegerg at o survned by X son- n 'L parsed swag Feb. 'Z . 1956. a rd ' arS. Funeral servxces Thurs.. A . S130 s. .. hom the inn:-ra! hmmm- o H. Becker 6: So . W, Lxibon av. '. 54th L, to St. NxL'haeYs churn 1 2 a,m. Xmerme 'a vary cemewry, bers of HOLY M OCXE ST, MXCHAE 'S rc to meek Josvrrws Bvncvolr-nl sucxe I SL Jo- sephk psrxsh. In skate Wed. . r 3 p,mi 1 L h K V d n D ' rc ee VN i s nd red hek b DY a d M g ot Wausau, 'isgxgrandfniher of Mmcnaex, e 5 x x 7 Q e ar rn N ns n a s h nt L, 1 r . N A I Y OF L h 1 1 DVLDE: Cora tnce Pteifte widow of me Kate Walter W, Duma, - 1 2T N. Prospect av.. Saturday. Fe 25. ren C.. Twgmar Be-hhng and Pm 1 Cage: pm: survived by sons-in-Xa grgndchxldrenl and okher rehmvei an ngnds. Servxces Tuesday. Feb, 28. 2:50 p.m. at the Frocmrmng Boec Funeral Horne. corner E. North av, an N. 151 sk. interment Union. in state Monday after A pm. DUSZYNSKIZ Martha, aged 5x ye , tormerhyol 420 W, Hayes av., bel d srsv-r o! Frank, Sylvester and Gert e Pmkoweki. sxster-in-Xaw of Hekrn. ex- xa. Katherine and John: also su ed bv meces. newhews and oiner rexa cs. Funeral Tues. at 8:45 a.m. fro he Fennxg an Sons Funeral Home. 25 W. Lxncom av. Services ax 51. sa- gnafs nasilica. Xmermenx St. dal- erVs. Members oi St, Agnes s new. S.P.A.. and rvansh ronary vxgn bv w . ax 2 2 S lb Sa b n 1 1 1 V x 5' xl Ex X x e Xn Jr v, . n a f y C CX aged 67 wears. behaved mother of r- 'zwid by 1 dsmghd . XF-Z sonsqn. w nd bl Q Q y F 'a ag 2y B F '28 at has .3 xc M u 1 In yF m gg X-ZSTRADA: Margaret mee J env, aged AS years. 31239 N. lim s Sun.. Ffh. 26. 1956. hcmved wife 0 lac! Enrada. sxsxcr oi Leland F. Je and Woodrow J, Gorman of Milwau . and Dchla Viciorson oi Escanaba Mich. Serxiccs Wed.. Feb. 29. at 10 m. at the home of Chas. Gvrber an n. W. Juneau av. al N. 13th st. 1 rmenl Pxnexawn. Friends may cm ter 3 0.m. Tues. FALK: Gordon. ol 2331 S. t sl., nassed away Sun.. Feb. '26, d 53 K Years. bcxoved husband ol Gor Fm: tne-ss Campbelh. Iamer of X and Barbara Faw. son of R. M. lk ol Manitowoc. Wis., brother of oger Falk of Bronson. Mich.: Herbe alk oi Manxtowoc. Wisg Rarhek Sch t ol Oshkosh. Wis.: Limun Sprengir X ne- . Kama. Mtch.: Sue Pekrke and e L li ar- X bara Bdoedorn Hiarxcee of Bill HO. Services Wed.. Feb. '29, at 1:3 .m., at the Ritter Funeral Home. ' ' Norm av. interment Axhngio eme- tery. Frxends may eau alter 5 W. K 'L' Diane Saukvlle Wm.. e. 24, nged 12N?enrs bemved dangrner or Mr, and ri. Mmon Kurtz inet Brandtw. msler ot Karen and Janis. anddau mer ot Mr. and Mrs. Arthur gunz ans Mr. and Mrs. Erwin-Brandt: also survived by other rehtwes and Inends. Funera services Tues., Feb. '28, at 9 a.m., Mueller Funeral Home. Grahon, 9:30 mm.. Si. Marys church. Saukvmv. Interment St. Mary's ceme- tery. ln state Mon, after 3 p.rn. Vxgil Mon., 8 p.m. ATQSCHL Presse .. 0 2 59 .'Ith Feb. '24, a d-60 years. beloved d of Arthur pmmar- further sur- , by mher irxends. Rvmams res!- -Y n.. after 4 pm., at the inde- .- - ortuar , 1451 N. 'Z'Hh st. . ues.. cb, 28. at 1.30 p.m. Xn crm Wergreen. - , - e . 25. 1956. Benjamin - , . ears, Thiensvihe. father o Henry - rs. Ar hur Suran arid rs. An . , s. Thiensfhe. Wxs.. n d Mrs. Sam . Mnwankveq a - -E Z REK: Hamm... skn, aged '10 yen1S,ol248.s ... bcxoveo mother oi Edward, rn... Eleanore Snopek. Ublue Jendneyewskl. heme Grochowskx and Rxchard-, brother of Michael Kuhnslu. ruomer-m-xaw ot Anne, Rusahe Waker, Vmcem and Ed- wm, smsxer-m-Xaw Mary -Kuhnskxg also survived by 16 grandchndxen. Funeral Wed. at 8:45 a.m, hom me Fenmg dz Sons Funeral Home, 525 W. Lincoln av, Services ar ST. JOSLPHATS BASLLXCA. Interment St. Adalberfs. In state Mon. aher 'I v.m, Pansh rosary Tues. at 7 pm, WUESTHOFF. Luuxse Lucyj, 1526 E. Oxwe st., Feb. 25. 1956, aged 68 o 0 ' W ' I years. bel v-d wxle oi Oscar uesthoi , mother Mrs Audrey Uber ot La oi Crosse, Wis., and Winlred nt Shoref wood: iurmer survived bil a brother. Mr. W. J. Schuemer, S orewood. 1 son-in-law, 1 daughxer-nn-law. 'L grand- daughxers. Servxces Wed. 1:30 gm. from the Fass Funeral Home. 601 . Oayuand av. Xntermen! Graceland v In state after 4 .m. Tues. db h'm.s- - -- sunm? Y ' - X mn er ' ZAR! John .1er0me. Feb. 24. at Phrhp ' c.. rooms f wx, ya,-we . -- . I I - , , 1956, 34 W, Groehng av., age 67 1 pm, tnrmnm : ,. ars. b mer ot Ohver Zandcrg further mzy can after 4 p, . . Vgfd ' 35'- ':niU?:5 lgmiglmg MATOUS1 Anton, ' de 1 Y 1 N. ' n er ' ' wav' ' B lc 2311 sm., beloved sbs . xmnem Am 'Magix 3 m2'mW '1i'Q,p3x,f, Knee La Bondey, iam . e Peter- . T' Bonny-ACE se ot Bxue Islan. Thedo ENR 51:25 Q ., cumin.. Thelen of hicago. , ar - d M be, 0 930555 . . ., Tera. Kenneth. brmher or Lm ayfair u os 2 Co 'mn Tues I Q mm n eles and Geriru - to 1 also snr- Sn 4 ' , . I la . 13 gran ch A' .- eavgrand- chndren a 4 er -. ve.. passed wa Say. eb. .. ed A ears. Fu- rax Tues., 2 . . 8:30 a.m. im .V enc We' Funeral Home. '24 ' tshon 1 Serv' es at St. ic -v . ch at 9 . terment Ho! C- .. Rosa vrgi on. ax S p. . . may C M . aher 3 .m. A MEXER. V illiarn H.. residence 5 - S. ': . ., beloved brother o Ar sehnel.Mrs.Fran Anrken nd Alma Mvierg 'Z b an-law, races, nephews and ot twes so snrviveg Mon.. age fl years. Funeral Thu 1. 1130 Yin. from the Tebo son Punera Home. W. Uncol f S. 33d sl. interment Arhng stan- ahvvl p rn. W:-d MOHYM Raymond. 4158 N. A at tho age of 47 years. bc-:Xuved . of Agatha Mohr Knee Logue . ot hmip, Albert, Bon an Mohr. Antoinncue Hochrem, - Darnrmw and Aden Drnege, s of Mrs. Anna L0ssner1 axso surv' other relatives and fnends. Tues.. Fr-h. 28. at 1:30 p.m., ro Harder Funeral Home. 4217 . T1 Sl TH ra du Lac av. Interment Vwsco NXTSCHKEI Frederick C.. 8601 st., Sunday, Feb. '26, years, beloved son oi Mfred a tnee Baueh. brother ot Don Jacquehne. grandson oi Ham Ctnrs and ed Nitsqhkf-, n Herbert and Erma Nnschke and Elsie Hayes, Harrif-t N1 sql! and Mabel Mgnthxesen vwed by mher reiauves. F A nesday, 2130 pm.. from ih ch Banev. Fqneral Home. 59 W. Vue! st.. to Wrsconsin Mernorxa ark, X sxpte after Q pm. Tuesday. emorm! gms apprecxated. B HURT IEHLK NNWXHAID. 6, aged 1 ars, r s, Har!! yrha Da an . B2 oberi G ward of rvix e. S -29, mzp. ., in Wiec Berhn, swte at Home, H iord. 'Fu 10 pm., d at the ' arilord. ved broth 1 Etsxe 1 Anna c , Wed., Funeral H erndx FU lrom 3 . iecki b ye . of 0 t s r s Reinhard ardeh, N Korn, an - l u X ei I 1 an X0 a! Home, Be n, Wed. a Y 10 LID. JOXRE n ur recent our oi sor r omng. to x i so man 'A ' - friends and eizhbors , ing kind we .. oi symp burden, 1 passmg a ear wife : ' mother. r ' ', 'e espccialhl 'e 1 t'rcnica's. u true our y to y ol O SE bank orskx Blu.. ware: n. D808-S. DOL L-'ree L Bmah Up u, tor Ani Won-.0 AM-Eflh HOME MAb 1415-19 N. 3D ST. BOOKKEE XNG. Typing, My home1 expenenced. H0 BULLDXNG PLANS: rawn sketches or desxgned for you. swres, laciories, rernodehngq enced: reasonabxe. HO 1-20 0. BUILDING PLANS3 Quahheq , workzl precxsion drawxng, specmca quanmy hsm, site layout and con. tum supervision ii desired. FR 4-3. BUXLEING PLAN From Your N Homes, apanmems. stores: spe rates for contractors. WE 3-9393 BUILDING PLANSfCustoru Ura RAY PBELL. V GL 3-35 BUHJDING Ptansz Exfenenced. 9 tical. prompt: l'8aS0nab e, QL 13-0.5 BUILDING PLANS: Aaarxmem re-sxdenlmlg reasonnme. B S119 BUXLDTFG PLANS1 Complete S Keep reasonable. L-1 3-4707. BUILDING PLAN 1 Experienced Xevels. ranches, storrs. SP 4-3815 BUILDING P L A N S1 Experian reasonable. H1 4-5087, alter 5 9 BULLDOZING. GRADKNG Cr tone Driveways: GL 3-2691 at 1 LLDOYANG. Excavaung. Cav tic SYSYBUISI SP 4-31 1. C XNETS: .Custom made: hire er rurmmg it. walls S91 F . . ED 2-7230. XNET WORK: 'when made .Forrnka tops' erredg Cree esumaies. f 1 NE S: Styles for ever and varmy tous. FR AQ BXNETS ut your rhoicea asc-name work. UP CHQ . ENTER WORK1 On 181' ICT v by e 11 h and ew of 0 Rus xso sur rat Wed mxdt 8. ' . - 'ld. Christi Mom- ers . es cm . d pall- bear Q 1 ' ' ': ANHLY, 1 GRAY. I v J - ess ofuurreka rw - . u s has been -- Y H we exxend our musk I all who have so xund - cent sorrow, the sa Koss 0 ' us an and lathe-r. N A , .AY. in Xhanks go' - . . - yo er of How Trmny Lathe n n the pamuearers. and Lyle F ner e BEREAVED FAM! . emoriam T0 THE UTXFUL MEMORY ol our dear and mother, OLG HELEN D ELFELD. wh -1 - away Feb '27 What is home out a ot Never never - the sa . heres no n swe s mama r waukee and suburbs. reg odenng porches, swgh. dm rr- wmdows. new homes. ro xrnshmg: expert workmanshv Basterash, 2019 E. SL. Fran 1-5210. d arpenter-PXasv Mason: arcnways: basem proqiedg hrenroohnzz all rung: smax 3ops1 reaann rvicez treo estnrxate, BI RPENTER CREW c d ot work: Wm Q1 ing, hnxsmng, all V . 1 so win md un farm A 5. SH 4-51 4, ARPENTER ' 4 ers raised. amz: il: ding Thermogane U 0 2-6 '18, EV -3739 C RPENTRY-B om lete service: experi new omes.xernode1in1,. sonabxe. SU 'Z-6450. ' c ' C E 2 5 o lt m F 1 Q, U . in 5 C 5 I K 98 I' . x 0 - e rx ' sq V I RP d lt 1 na , , A on lax y I 8 ' F x ' :V md In r Pac C 5 ard mana! Park. Xn state after 4 p. , hh re J - - s Da 42 N b dspec VXL V - A 20 n 1' t C ed - 5 . 'cm . ' p 'illiarn M 1 - A gd - e M ' o R ,, ' . . 34. A . ' ' C 'ir 'I ' . C . Nl ' c. - 1 F n n 9 m ' '21 w th ak 6 KN G f Y 1 y E RBD .rn. on Tues. V IZQYXSXE: Sarah ggfeb. 231663956 Tkli10WhWE Xov o 1 - agneknomef CARQEN Ry.. . years. r ,x ence .. oug you - env n, A . . . FRANK- M090 Feb. 27- 1 ' t FUNK- Downer uv,. widow ol me lnie John N. Still our ns are fmed whh s , 23219235 sgnxfllfd 'SY 9if.'2930 5- 5f1PeU9f5W 4, WSWS- 0'BoyXe and Rosanna Dudenhoe er' or we'n '- find anoi er ANEYON J Qgllrlkb' jm9,0f SCTUCE EUC NWYTIHHH also survived by 10 grandchndren. Like 3 n is world agam. 50:51 SK , 1 59 Erin!-gr?-ndckxilflrgw, Funigg Islam gf! P M.sse au! Meuxlfeld and dm ren. CARPEN-TF . ..,, 1 - ' r- years, .. ore unera ome. . wer N MEM0p,y ng my me, . Kb, r rwzx N. or - sscd spnng dr.. Thursday. Mar. 1. at S145 , Us of W way: Feb. 'Z5,b 'I hush Pean lm.. to GESC church. Xntermen! FM- ay,E' who pabsed Ewa eat 3 0 C 'sfr Izixeygq. ggxgwoki ert, Early cemetery. Xn state 4 pm, Vkedne You snwpd ,WM-X so ,uqdcmy CPC ' ' ' ' 5 - ' ' ,.,f' One vcar agbxoray 'hr fx! dDb :X . . . 2 . Housemuzh' 'ea gy 2 if . I-1 brnihgi aaniiuomc TE VH1 Feb- 25- 1956. N36 85. TNQ' Wsrmnnox mmm keg estxmat 1 5: . - 'B vears beloved father 1 Irs ' 0' hm me wah 3 -' f ff Mnesgl X SPVVCUS T'-195---.1'QV -E . ' 'aqpav Nh: hem, - mKQ,' We rruss your gemh' kmdnvss. at - na! U29 Q10S2ClYnPU 'U' X4 Q ' X1 ' d 1 . ' Your Kcndrr lovv and care. xi H -6 P.. 4 emu SK. Xnter- ' V- , Omer fm Umm' WWW H . .. 1 V r - Ame Us '. P rx cemrrcry, in shnr' Non. Sfqxmm l vCd'.X'z'?mmg in C:!.t:xnbrcQ':T:.4c-H1 Sn-rr mg. rr- , . 3. if V Y - , Y- gl . , A f Mime lg? thc . aadroxx Dvrnly mmncd hyphusbaud, MCk'Jxn1S011. LJ:-.Rf 'nk..M Aid N' 'ns' SL' av lnxermcnt 7 ssc . r Xn Yl'!'QQHxEEf'2,f5' ,AZ mf' -mQJieQm:x24 tPf13QPdngf'QQFfd QQ ,une at me mm .. ,m, XN Lovrriq Nmxorw of my ngmwd F' -- ' 13 H - ' f' Prem use chapel e ms- mnnanu. rxxcxxmxm rnmrrzon, who fond hroxher oi John. Joseph. nc... M vagina aww yeh 27 1954 film ,Um Annie Demmw Km' V -f Hr' hxd no hnt' zflasxhlarrwefl Ed btw Vfsmers-xn:Xaw. X broth- PXNTAR: Fvb, 25. Frank. sr elnvcd And ,ard goodqjy go nom-I - nfffgb' 7 3PW 5 PM 'MW' WMF 05 CYVU. NHUWW End UK- if V The hm-aventy gates were open v uends. Remaxns rrwunz dear hrqther oi Mrs, Mary rrchy 3 A young V,-,gcc was Simca, Tues. at the lndegvndvvnt grandchildren. 3 great- c-hxldren, The 3055 was K,-eat' me Sv 1 N. '271h st, . ervxccs nm:-es and nsxzphews al 1 ve, Serv- we never ghouky: mn a 21:31 pm. Crernahon mes Tues.. cb. 28 .. ay. the gagged que, M, mn flowers, Koelscn Funeral - 7626 W. XN LOVXNG M,- -pfb 54, ,-951,-knee Gregnin-gd ai-1.Hue I ghikarrld Iglle- timer' AD,- ,ugmyypnu pm, morn ar , e 0 . . . o. away A . - bqovd hug. 391. in state - -Em, nr ,,.. ..... . -,sl W ,- MR. PIETER VERVLOET Mr. Pieter Vervloet was born in Utrect, Holland on March 5, 1903. After coming to this country he attended the University of Wisconsin where he obtained his Bachelors of Arts Degree. For sixteen years Mr. Vervloet dedicated his life to teaching King students. Instilling sound methods, honorable principles, and knowledge he helped form the lives of the youths of today to become the leaders of tomorrow. Al- though a sudden illness took Mr. Vervloet from us on December 31, 1955 we shall not forget him. We who have known and loved Mr. Vervloet will always cherish his memory. IN MEMORIAM Once more the soft shod Angel of the Lord Has stood within our midst Unseen. And yet we were aware He hovered near at hand Until there came a night He gathered close Within the shelter of his wings A man we loved And bore him Home To dwell forevermore Within his Father's House. This man was many things To us: husband and father Teacher, colleague, friend. Beloved by students He skillfully trained The Hand and Mind But, understanding, Firm, and Kind, with equal skill He taught the Heart And shaped the Will. He was true artisan Richly endowed, The magic of talent In his hand and touch. And of this wealth How generously He gave to us In many gracious ways What greater tribute Can we pay to him than this: Each life he touched Was better just because He lived, and taught, And served his fellowman. Bessie Murphy MR RALPH CHAMBERLIN Principal Rufus King High School recognizes its major role as that of producing- insofar as school education can-healthy, self-supporting, morally upright, and rationally be- haved young men and Womeng young men and women who as homemakers, as workers, and as citizens of their community, state, and nation are able and willing to support and improve our American Way of Life. To this end, our organization of classes and out- of-class activities is based upon an adequate program of guidance and counseling which takes into consideration the kinds and levels of talent and ability possessed by each youth and provides a school program which meets his needs as adequately as possible. The Three R's and More is the concern of this school for its youth. ll MR. CHARLES WESTHOFEN Vice Principal In today's modern scientific and industrial world, a high school education is a pre-requisite for success and happiness. Rufus King High School offers a curriculum which is geared to the abilities, interests, and plans beyond high school for the young people of our community. We earnestly hope that all of our students will take ad- vantage of the opportunities offered by our school. May you be both successful and happy as a citizen of Rufus King High School and as a citizen of our great country. 12 Lowell C. Adams Marie A. Bahr Mathematics Elizabeth Altenhofen Physical Education G.A.A. Activities Sam Balistreri Joan J. Bartelsen Typing Mathematics Shorthand King's Crown General Math Alexander Barr English Counselor Armond W. Bear Edward A. Boerner Mathematics Arts and Crafts Art Service Art Adviser Kathryn E. Bennett English Citizenship Henry C. Boyer Carl F. Bubeck General Science I Chemistry Biology General Science Harry A. Brown Bookkeeping Rueben A. Charette Kathryn Dorow Machine Shop Physical Education G.A.A. Activities Evelyn Crowley English Walter Dreyer Wenonah Eis Boys' Gym History First Aid Latin William Dummert General Science Science Club 35:55 A , 'f . tm, , Faculty Brunhilde Fleer John Foti Dorothy Gardner Social Service Boys' Athletics Reading Center Advisement Corrective Gym F.T.A. Sponsor History Alexander Flugum Charles L. Fremgen Mary Gaunt Mathematics Chemistry Latin Chemistry Club King's Crown Barbara L. Gibson X f Carl E. Gustafson Kathryn Hafey Home Economics My Commercial Physical Education Foods Bookkeeper for Cafeteria First Aid Family Livin W Bookstore HA.. Home Nursing . General School Accounts Anthony Gradisnik Eugene Hackett Stanley M. Hanks English English Sales Social Studies Citizenship Curriculum Coordinator Head Track Coach Spanish Ass't Football Coach Esther Heise Alette Jahren John Jay Home Economics English English Choir Citizenship Marie A. Ingram Marie K. Jaspersen Francis E. Joas English Commercial Architectural Drawir Scholarships Mechanical Drawing Future Teachers 14 Bookstore A Woodshop Barbara Johnson A. LeRoy Keeney Physical Education English Cheerleaders Citizenship G.A.A. Activities Leonard Johnson Physics Ethel E. Kroes Ozine LaBine English English Citizenship Richard J. Krueger Biology Varsity Football Fillmore C. Laun Helene F. Lee Math. and Dr. Ed. Home Economics Student Council Foods Testing Counselor Family Living Aletha Layman Arts and Crafts Ceramics Arnold Lenz Edith Machotka Social Science Home Economics Cafeteria Irma E. Luebchow German English Margaret J. McKinley Catherine Miller English Speech Crown Players Helen Mervash German English Catherine Morton Roy Myhre English Biology Bessie Murphy Social Studies Robert Neubauer Allan H. Prasser Martha Robbins Boys' Athletics World History English Social Studies English Catherine Olsen Margaret Risjord Norman Ruenzel Commercial Home Economics Physical Education Costume Design Harold J. Scharf Frances A. Scherkenbach Aurelia Schwanberg Chemistry Mathematics Social Studies 9B Orientation History Scholarship Arthur Scheftner Leonard W. Schulze Sylvia B. Shimon Woodwork Algebra English Mathematics Speech Publications Richard F. Siebrecht Elaine K. Steiger Clarence F. Struck Stage Crew English Industrial Arts Arts and Crafts King's Page Metal Craft Wesley R. Smith William Stewart Gertrude Tonn General Math Biology Spanish Algebra Audio-Visual Aids Basketball 16 William Wing Sylvia L. Wolf Commercial Commercial Amateur Radio 9B Orientation Arnold C. Wittkop Commercial Camilla R. Wolfrum Arthur Zahorik English Music Citizenship English Citizenship Michael Yindra Band B Choir Girls' Chorus Harold C. Zimmerman Gena P. Principati Commercial Secretary Bookstore B George J. Beltman Engineer Mary Alice Rasche Gladys Schuman Librarian Secretary Ardell Rue Secretary Cecilia Stoll Secretary anuary Graduates DEI'- Sales r Wanted-Male Help Wanted-Male Help 11. Bookkeeper Diemakers ELECTRIC Mu. G d REEAIRMAN I on . 1 1 11 1 AND ACCOUNTANT sTz-:Any WORK A . I IWll1Ing 1021.111-e 151111111919 enarze filer- GOOD WAGES Iqglgmna rgs san vgcig sHoP.V ' f' 5 E OUIDHH I 9 L . '. , ' , . ,dj yolfng Omen win ls Lenser ft? nrgance GENERAL MTCHINE CO. 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Borne H MMM' Ex erienced for to nd fix- utoma ' ' M11-1: be e rlencea on casing: In tu,-5 design and Work on . SCI-1 W M Chme P' mfg' og11e5Z5fnf 'um 'Mm s ecial and automatic 4- Ere Control BLE ST EL Q mer :good Working co. 1- 111111111119 snlmlli: set up .1111 11par11e1 C TING CO IIOUS, em lo benefit IHCDII IVE WEEE D ill. A , ainlng :n Dre- ! ll ll Y 1 11 Il' , PDI' XPC I0 l fl lf I F X 101 FV 49 D V k 0 I R S T 3 A T C ' 1111 11. on of 1 a T P SITI vs v 1 n , 0 HE?HoL11r:MgLoAlFf'vgA LE DEPARTMENTI Cutler-Hammer, Inc. 3IjS1I!6'2' 325 N, 13TH S71 Oyer, nnlng Auto Body Man and Painter and Experienced Only Top Compensation UN TOM ZWEIFEL FORD, C. if sooo W LISBON IN 'Y' HI 2-6900 .Auto Lnllbricafor Service Statlon Attendant MIPS, hflvlra and mid vacations. 1' ,11 vm IO! delalli. 1 votive Service .w czmnny. I S. 20th SL ' AIM REPRESENTATIV I Elf? IDSUTHHCB SXDETIGUPE IIECUS- s Dar IHlT1lShPd. HI 4-9790. CLE- NUPAMAN1 For nawllnfnn 115 1 tl t A 1 4 ., :Etc 1 gtfuglfgr E 1.11.f ' I i Clerical Retvnt h school graduate: nos! de- lnarrmr-n uties, good opportunlty to earn Cu C t ' k' b 1103! Ml!! 1 bGI1EllLa. THE x GEAR CO. 1560 W. Piero MI 5-6715. CLERK: Nights: I1 hotelf sober, honest. dependable. , 41 health: over -60g sales experience: le bookkeep- ing: turnlshed kzlche - apartment and moderate salary. D 537. CONTACT IVIANI Dig t1 In B vyanlefl to Call on ca1hul1 rgamza- nom: age no arr111r:am lzi :wear- ance and ersonalny mos! ' rlant: no hizh pressure mon wan f - cep- tlwhil OPDQIU-lni!,V to 10111 r1 ion ln unique venture: com llraw. S92 or call IDIF. an Sblwroeden between 3 D.l'n. -2 Ttlvsfl-Hy. CONTACT ANNCON With late modgfoar: lor ter accounts: good appear thbater bRCkKr0Llm1.' ard ' and expenses Call MR - 10 a.rn. Merchandising 443400. Pl 9 n m, f .. 1 N. Bl' n.. i F U 9 S A Y 1 11 5 H13 E y nd ,Y 9 A E 0 k ll l h 'r 11 1 e k Y U1 1 'Il U 9 l' d I1 Ill a nga. cnun mg nor , must Q Overtlme and ermzloye benellts: Mm- A are: QU hour week: many W 2 S 1 RI C0 H rl 1, b M6911 1 A - 0 P 1 1 1 orki h y d L working conditl r LO steady wc: . Art s Engineering Co 27957 S. 28TH S11 DRAFTSMEN Devignerfor w r o smfeiala ld autornazlc mac inery. t not doszsnersf g and hx ur 1 1 . oung men wl 1 yca'mll1lrnll ar xpenvnce lo 1-lalllnz 'om la , dr WI to n and north side locations Call BR 2-256 Weekdays . Saturday Tlll p.lIx. Doon SALES FJNGINEE . 1032 N, GT ST. Draftsln A HJ' ses and put' , its: steady W Mary Balistreri Karyl Berdelmen Donna Berens Roy Boeckler Jim Bordeau Barbara Braun Carol Capelle Ida Carstensen Ruth Cassel John Cohen Richard Czernicki Carol Daniels John DeGutes january Class Ofhcers Louis Walter President Ruth Cassel Secretary Ronald Kautz Ida Carstensen Vice-President Treasurer SCROLL OF HONOR Carter Denniston Lawrence Doege E. Gerald Eigenfeld Donald Fellows Doris Fromm Jon Graf Audrey Guzinski Sandra Hirschbein Jean Hoffmann Richard Holicek Geraldine Horwitz Darlene Jonen 1 20 Ruth J uwig Ronald Kautz Lois Kebler Carol Knaebe Carol Kolek Virginia Kuick Nancy Kurth Oliver Larson Carol Lehmann Pauline Leibenthal Sharon Miota Marilyn Mueller Judith Planer Nancy Puehler Carol Rowe Judith Rowan Joan Schroeder Judith Schroeder Barbara Schwind Miriam Sintak Curtis Stellwagen Audrey Tennant Ronald Treptow Louis Walter Dorothy Zachek Januar Graduates Donna Berens Roy J. Boeckler Elective Course F.T.A., Lib. Cadet Broadcast Workshop English Course Bskt. B., Pep Club H.R. Sec. Lorraine Besh Elective Course B-Choir Carol Bogenberger Elective Course Bowling, B-Choir Gym Cadet Jim Bordeau English Course Carol Brown Elective Course Basketball, Pub. Pep Club Annual, Cadet Bowling l Barbara Braun Nancy Bulson F English Course Elective Course ' F.T.A., Test Sev. Pep Club Vis. Aids, Ann. Bowling Diane Burmeister Patricia Carlisle Elective Course Elective Course Bowling, A-Choir Bowling Pep Club Pep Club Ida Carstensen Elective Course Orch., Pep Club Pep Club, Bowl. Soc. Comm., Choir Carol J. Capelle Elective Course Art Ser., Cadet Cherie Ackeret Allen Alsberg Elective Course Elective Course Crown Players Band, Art Ser. Arline Albrecht Carol Antkoviak Elective Course Elective Course F.T.A., Pep Club Pep Club, Pub. Crown Players Swimming Mary Balistreri James G. Battige History Course Science Course Orch., Pep Club Soc. Comm. Soc. Comm., Choir Hall Cadet Nancy Barkdoll Karyl Berdelmen Elective Course Science Course Pub., Pep Club S.C., Pep Club Swimming A-Choir, A.Y. 2 1 Ruth Cassel Karlen Clajus Science Course Elective Course Band, Pep Club Annual Service Orch,, Soc. Comm. Pep Club Barbara Ciardo John Cohen Elective Course Elective Course Student Council Orch., Band Pub-, PCP Club Football, Golf Marie M. Currah Carol Daniels Elective C0l11'S6 Science Cgurge F.T.A., Annual Dramatics, A.Y. Richard Czernicki Dianne M. Davis Elective Course Elective Course Football, Baseball Pep Club, Band Basketball Annual Service 22 Januar Sharon DeBuhr Elective Course Carter Denniston Science Course Pep Club Orchestra Crown Players John DeGutes Lawrence Doege Mathematics Course Elective Course Football, Track Senior Band Hall Cadet E. Gerald Eigenfeld Science Course Band, Orchestra All City Band Don. C. Fellows Science Course Doris Fromm Science Course Band, Pep Club Choir, Ser. Club Mary Ann Geiger Elective Course Basketball, Pub. Pep Club Cadet Jon Graf Sandra Hansen Science Course Track, K Club Football, Cadet Audrey Guzinski Elective Course Library Cadet A.Y. Elective Course Pep Club Mary Ann Hart Elective Course Graduates Polly Jens Ruth Juwig Elective Course Pep Club Darlene G. Jonen Elective Course All City Band Pub., Bowling Ronald L. Kautz Elective Course Cadet, Drama, A.Y. Band, Football Lois Kebler Elective Course Bookstore B Library Cadet Bernell Kocher English Course Hall Cadet Baseball Carol Kolek Elective Course Visual Aids H. R. Service Elective Course A-Choir, Cadet Pep Club Arthur Kandler Elective Course Crown Players Social Comm. Georgia Ketter English Course F.T.A., A.Y. Hall Cadet Carol Knaebe English Course Drama, A-Choir Orch., F.T.A. Robert Koscierski Elective Course Football, Choir K Club, Wres. Charley Kottke Elective Course Beverly Hartman Kay Hintz Elective Course Elective Course Pep Club George Hawn Sandra Hirschbein Elective Course Art Course Pep Club Jean E. Hoffmann Lynn E. Hughes Elective Course Elective Course F.T.A., Annual Pep Club, Ann. Cadet Geraldine Horwitz Marlene Jacobson Elective Course Elective Course Orch., Pep Club G.A.A. Swimming Pep Club Herman Krueger Elective Course Wood Shopg Cadet H. R. President Eugene Kuehl Elective Course Hall Cadet Robert M. Lambach Science Course Cross Country K. Club Oliver W. Larson Science Course Trackg K. Club Cross Country Virginia Kuick Elective Course Annualg Cadet Pep Club Nancy E. Kurth Elective Course Pep Club Nom. Comm. 5 Ann. Melvin Laszewski Elective Course Football g Cadet Sports Booster Carol Lehmann Elective Course Pep Club Hall Cadet 24 Januar Pauline Liebenthal Clyde D. McFarlin English Course Science Course S. A. B.g Cadet Art Service June MacDonald James Melton Elective Course Science Course Gerald Meyer Sharon Miota Elective Course Elective Course Hall Cadet A-Choir Bowling Carol A. Miller Lance Mortensen Elective Course Science Course Girls' Glee A-Choirg Cadet Pep Club Football Marilyn Mueller Sue Paape Elective Course Elective Course Annualg Cadet Marilyn Ostrenga Judith Planer Commercial Course Elective Course Swimming S. A. B.g Ann. Glee Club Soc. Comm. Pres Graduates Robert G. Rymer Science Course 3 Footballg A.Y. Bookstore A John Schmidt Elective Course Metal Shop James Schramm Elective Course Joan Schroeder Elective Course Visual Aids Miriam Sintak Elective Course Pep Clubg Choir Library Cadet Arthur Spindler Elective Course Ralph Schmidt Elective Course Hall Cadet Gym Cadet Alice Schneider Elective Course Pep Club Barbara Schwind English Course Athl. Sec.g A.Y. Visual Aids David Sigsbee English Course Charles Steege Elective Course K. Club Tennis Team Curtis Stellwagen Elective Course Hall-Gym Cadet Stage Crew Print Shop Service Club Janice Reese Elective Course Swimming Bowling Nancy Puehler Elective Course Bandg Pep Club Bowling Sec, William Radloff Elective Course Wood Shop Cadet Kenneth Roelke Elective Course Judith Rogers Elective Course Judith Rowan Elective Course Bkst. Ag Cadet Pep Club Treas. James Rostock Carol L. Rowe Elective Course English Course S.A.B, 5 F.T.A. G.A.A.g Cadet A . N2- 2 -'iii x jf 25 'ik 2 -? al Mark Suckow John J. Treps Elective Course Science Course K. Clubg Cadet Wrestling Lois Tinnerman Ronald Treptow Elective Course Commercial Course Pep Club Crown Players Tennis Soc. Comm.g Cadet Louis Walter Ellyne Whitmore Science Course Elective Course Footballg Band G.A.A.g F.T.A. Basketball Orch.g Pep Club Richard J. Weber Glenda Wicke Elective Course Elective Course Cadet Capt. Student Council Band Thomas Wittenwyler Dorothy Zachek Elective Course Elective Course Basketball Pep Clubg S. A. B. Shop Service Nom. Comm. 26 NOT PICTURED Richard Holicek Bruce A. Michel Elective Course Elective Course Sports Announcer Chem. Lab. Janice Nowland Judith Schroeder Elective Course Elective Course Pep Club Hall Cadet Audrey Tennant Elective Course Sci. Lab. Cadet 3 KING Jlm Bordeau Louis Walter Ronald Kautz jerry Eigenfeld Dick Feuling Donald Fellows Oliver Larson MOMENTS TO REMEMBER January 7, 1956 Court of Honor Beth Wirth Carol Daniels Ruth Cassel Ida Carstensen Dianne Davis joan Bauer jim Carlsen David Marhison Bill Pohl john Kuge Mel Laszewski Walter Coyle QUEEN Marilyn Mueller Sharon Fleming Sue Walter Lynne Scherbarrh Par Zepf Barbara Welch Judy Planer Sports .yardon the puni is Lor- aghast at his mate . , .on who got the heave-ho from turn outside the ropes. Nha. ..- J Strimpie in a married coupies' tag De Souzai is out of the pict ' ostiing match at the Auditorium Saturday Ciarit . it . - f . beioi . ght. Mr. Strimpie Gloy NlcCiarity5 seems p . ii , ,ihhihhisihii OB L. ' ' Aiien Piaces Second day cnt-- King, Deie - ' - essmer, . Ch. . AM.. at in icago an i e tneitner t d o - g i- , . u ag, Journai Speciai Correspondence K A C 5 ' 1 ' . . gh, iii.fBob Aiieh, roi- ' ,a:Z1g:s??Rme me L fi V I if afqueuf Hack fm In South Miiwaukee and Wadi B h ' , F d C i ' ' SBCOHC3 in the 1013 f K0 may be broken before Yrio CRV r M f- ' YB ODE, - pp iC U he Ci-iicagoiahd : ere Sat- meeting, but even it it is, ti U rd - u . , th game shouid stiii be one oi i ' ets, ' , 801 Wak Fore 4 ob aries? annwlclyxedix season's top hatties. Other gain .. , ' ' ' that night are Shorewood at a , YDS B864 RCATYXCH CO eke :gagged v any E521 1 rninu - . - seconds. Be rep- watosa, West Miivvaukee at Ci Y a pro Oman ca 1, W. . me . -- Niarquette M ciuh. dahyCandWhitefishBaygllestA1 a Q rare rf itz s.r:r:i:..3zr...a:i':?51: V - im . . t.. 5 rac cu wonin: .. . , , ...SEEK fi?L.ii.Kii'T53.5Q't3Qlti2.i12'1w5?of 2? i V wit ..2rS2it,af':tzz .sri -' Q . l at Wake Eofe C01 ,-- CON95 athietes piaced in-the meet. Dick 68:5 - r C Y' took me finnr 53mYd3Y mght m name was amo b eveyai up for Anschuetz was third in the 440 a ' ' noncqnierence action came away consideration w the coiiege yard run in 50.5 seoondsg Biii Ap- Aldrich Stiil on Top with a victory. atnietic cnnncn n a rneetins. viebvi 'Wd in We V935 iunivl Dave Aidrich or Shorewoot Ruius King defeated Niessmer, .Cont accented M305 n to Coach Ehge Johnson' mm nf me 70 11030 00 tn the 18213055 mdwiduf -76,67 on me Messmer no 0 Y Which Stnoni ffloibau Mntner Y?'d gash' and .pcb Eichexbefg- scoring iead iast week, boostii A G d , X ' N21-. 10 days 320- mm W' me 330 m 51599- his totai to 119 points in 1 Baxter Dam e eate Linco n, games.Pete Larson of Waukes 45-Ah, at Lincoin and West Aihs me go,-me, pace setter, eg i aie crushed West Division, M N D, cioser to the top spot with . . 'Yh i d 1 139, at iiiaie. I I usta K ov S QU ef le e ea ers FG Joe Phnska, with 'ZZ points, n A l , , H I H Qgi:g'h,ah:gQ:1:o1c:.d .....,,........ nd Jack Lovda, with 20, were West Niiiwaukee K. intetWon t Say Quits 355535txggmgxgyshree''S.'S.'.1'S. gf inns nn rnttwtn- istiiisff.iatirwffiitZQ-fi-I-Eff-Q-2121 ke oi Messmei' had 25 points. A BASKETBALL t e a rn - View, who mmiz only four free iigtgggoxflglf sam-Numb i Lincoin ied, 43-42, with i:5Oi nine iives-thaCs Coach! throws in MS 1i1'S't fwf COMET- igixxugfgfgfggggh BW ---v4 0 go, Jim go edt Scofed two Beattie's West Niiiwaukee q 9710? 9 dx? 61:3 hit GMEOYIUWZEI . mick baskets for Beaver Darn ter' The Mustangs were 35 3 ' agamst as .mgton t wee ' 12gjQi'S,,12'5'gm,,--uieg-A t , X . as deacY' a haii dozen times - He dropped in 11. hmm som MWA.. . i ini Staiiiet added a free me .Scum Mnwaukee game 1 l ,, ,, , Hussey mi.. A.,,4,4.,A MY Wm di ded the 'ASMYS Wm' day night, yet on each occas in Bunches Xrfifgiier Elilil'-f3hhi oirits. Ld Carter was high they came up with a raiiy d i 'Z iheaih with 15. evehthaiiy won, he-62. Even e UNEAU, Wi'nCh.l0st oniv tour Concc took a 37,17 haw Umexiact 'that they' :ere dow Ag gag? cqagogxgsxinggtsofxsfnfcgisxig Wash D 1 Ck Ludtkexpoints in thehthirl quarter, - - i D R K' bv i . , '28, aio hot dismay the Mus gs. bunch against ntns ine. the nkefwtm 13 Poms- noi aid ah eight hhihi de t ih other rnsnt- Center Ernie Na- C at N065 ',fg FTF the iinai periodfat 54-48, they brovsius iouied out for the third Y ' nhrhhhr 1 i 2 them. They gust. refuse . stay straight game . . .Those Wauwa- 3 lmiififil 'ii 1 3 dead tosa boys must he getting up 'Mft 11. fi, '5 tt if tl- eariy these days for free thro' '. Q Q, Q Sec,-eww gym F of Qhe practice. in their iast four E Q Q, Wisconsin interse stic Ath- tlfxtfttiq fgnfefencihgaffff 'W Ox ietic association tes Baia igricpedeynvfgfsii ui 3' Ci ' e, Oshkos rnhery an OP 1 - 0 ' '-22:30, Ce among the tshots. Thats he' 1 'vest h aii teams in and 6 migmv W f 'on'tbet on any, XV? Sens' --A-ta nw- ' . , vi idly -rY Top Row-Dick Rauch, Frank Vlasis, Grant Meier, Lee Vaccarella, Ace Tesch, Richard Czernicki, Bruce Probst, Charles Trupke, Louis Walters, and Cary Frank. Fourth Row-Coach Krueger, Dennis Habel, Deon Haney, Ronald Brandstatter, Richard Koenig, Dave Steffens, Terry Huxhold, Bob Stein, Robert Wallace, Dick Rauch, Ron Fondriest, Coach Dreyer. Third Row-Brian Shea, Dennis Witte, Robert Koscierski, Mel Laszewski, Tony Stroinski, Gerald Sakura, Bob Lar- son, Ken Krueger, Keith Ott, and Larry Van Cura. Second Row-Thomas Joers, Tom McNutt, Roger Klumb, Lance Mortensen, Jack Loyda, Lyle Wilson, Jr., Jerry Wiesmueller, James Freeman, Kent Roehr, John Eimermann, and Ernest Schaer. Bottom Row-Ken Walters, Don Rowe, John DeGutes, Woody Haveriield, Don Schneider, Rick Kramer, Dave O'- Brien, and John Vervloet. VARSITY FOOTBALL Our Generals opened the '55 season with a decisive vic- tory over North. The team had embarked on what would later be called the greatest football season in the schoo1's history. With each successive game, the Generals became more potent. They whitewashed East and tied powerful Bay View. West and Pulaski were next to fall victims to the King onslaught. On Thursday, October 27, the Generals played one of the most momentous games ever seen at the North Stadium. Washington, who had never been beaten by a King foot- King . . 12 King . . 51 King . . l3 King . . is King . . 35 King . 7 King . . 33 King . . 53 ball team, was leading 6 to O with less than two minutm to play. King had the ball on their own 17 yard line. Tw well-executed pass plays and King had tied the score. Tl conversion was good and for the first time, King ha defeated their long time Nemesis. The team finished out the season with crushing vii tories over Juneau and Custer. Fine coaching by Mr. Wally Dreyer and Mr. Dic Krueger, plus the teams never say die spirit had cal tured the first city football championship for Rufus Kin, It was a glorious finish to a great football season. North . . 0 East . . . 0 Bay View . . 13 West . . . 0 Pulaski . . . l 5 Washington . 6 Juneau . . . l 3 Custer . . 0 ks . ..Q.. ..., is Samoa Qcrv- ,6 4 n VARS WY ' X ' :H 5 X mf cs-4-,,g, ? f Lawn iw U, i 2 2 M -,y...a...4r, ENIDR 9214?-Mae 34 5 1 A.,A fix . Q1 2, .. f VARSITY f ,1 X L 1 ,A fi, I ' gf x rj is 1 f'--Q M 1' 'KX ' Q 'H-. ::i,zE554:E:-5355 ' Q. 1 Vs N I ....,.. WW 06, ww Top Row-Coach Smith, Ted Ciardo, James Wilbur. Charles Wendt, James Witt, Wayne Bartelt, David Banholzer, Gary Eigenfeld, Robert Bandoli, Tet'l'y DeSandre, Paul Bartz. Third Row-Erwin Ihn, Gary Gramprie, Thomas Moerman, Bill Hansen, Henry Dumke, Thomas Blum Tom Fihn Michael Troher, Andrew Johnson, John Vidal, Coach Adams. Second Row-Thomas Franz, Gerald Goegeline, Bill Boyd, Glenn Meier, Frank Mueller, Dave Boeck, Thomas Wollm Dennis Bethke. Bottom Row-John Joers, Doug Busse, James Stollberg, Arthur Boeck, William Keller, James Andreshak SOPHOMORE FOOTBALL Under the excellent monitorship of coach Wes Smith, our sophomore football team completed another fine sea- son. The boys got off to a slow start, but because of their eagerness and determination, they improved rapidly. The team's record was a creditable 3 wins, l tie and 1 loss. With the closing of the season, coach Smith has produced another bumper crop of varsity prospects. An injury sustained by Ronald Couturier caused the loss of his services for the remainder of the season. 36 King King King King King East . Custer . West North . Washington Top Row-Coach Hanks, Edward Jelinek, John Racocy, Thomas Schwind, Robert Hoven James Berther John Frltts Ernest Jackson, Charles Singleton, Paul Shore, Gerald Sherwin, Jim Selke, Gordon Kellom Third Row-James Ziegert, Tom Erickson, Ronald Black, Louis Blas. Edward Rahn Tom Roozen, Dennis Miller James Bowers, Donald Cosentino, James DeQuardo, Michael Price, Roger Benway. Second Row-Edward Klug, Bill Theis, George Haecker, John Boray, Gary Perkins Roger W1lle Donald Liebherr Tho mas McFarlin, Robert Carranza. Botfom Row-Dean Filandrinos, Donald Meyer, James Miller, Donald Tews, Michael Nason Bob Bruecker Lee Schroe der, Bill Schulz, Donald Wesenberg. FRESHMAN FOOTBALL With a promising start, King's freshman football team, trained by Coach Stanley Hanks and Coach Don McFadden, showed good varsity possibilities In two years we hope these inspired, enthusiastic souls will again win that coveted City Championship King King King King King 13 East . . 0 Shorewood . O Bay . . 6 Don Bosco . 12 Marquette . 37 Top Row-Mark Klemann, Bill Kubli, Jack Jensen, Curt Koch, Earl Gengler, Frank Lee Coach Norman Ruenzel Third Row-Richard Renz, Roger Kaufman, Leroy Paul, Ross Balsom, Alfred Ahrens, Oliver Larson Dietmar Griechel. Second Row-Ron Kurtus, Roger Tamsen, Paul Sintaf, Jon Graf, Lee Penniston, Lauren Walter Bottom Row-Charles Madderom, Jim Vernor, John Milbrath, Edward Phillips, CROSS COUNTRY Kings harriers under the expert direction of Coach Norman Ruenzel, compiled an outstanding record for the '55 season. Following an early season victory over East C21-435 and an upset at the hands of Whitehsh Bay, our high-spirited Gen- erals emerged victorious in a triangular meet with South and West C25-51-879. The boys had barely scraped the rnud from their spikes when their endurance was put to a test in the North Sectional where, sparked by Oliver Larson's first place finish, the team swept the meet and went on to place second in their following encounter, the North Shore Invi- tational. The enthusiastic fleet-footers finished their outstand- ing season with a sparkling second place in the City Meet and sixth in the State Meet. 38 I K -X f M3 M B gig? ? E X 1 v,,v,vv:::I,-E-::::, i i , QA: '.-- I Q ,,, -1 vll, :-.., . J if ' EZIZE ff' ff if 1 lm lil l , J 73 f' .f I' X . -. y x - Top Row-Mr. Smith, Chuck Harrison, Ron Fondriest, Dave ' uv Gray, Wayne Plinska, Joel Plinska, Don Fellows, Dave Banholzer, Carl Bindrich. ,::... P'.. .P second Row-Dick Lane, Roger Klumb, Jack Loyda, Tony -,-. -.,,,.,,,,, Q ' 7 , ,, Q Stroinski, Tom Liedel, Ron Stazewski. ::l' V ..,. an First Row-Clyde Diderrich, Gary Gramprie, Bob Larson as ' ' .,.-:: I Frank Cheek, Jim Bordeau, Dick Czernicki. y f- VARSITY BASKETBALL if l . ' U zz' J 39 VARSITY BASKETBALL Under new head coach, Wesley Smith, our varsity basketball team capped its most successful season in three years. The team got off to a fast start with non-conference victories over Whitefish Bay and Greendale. In the conference opener, the boys lost a heart-breaker to Pulaski. Then the sledding got rough and the team garnered only three victories in the next eight starts. From that point on, the squad began to show their real power. An upset of Lincoln and three lopsided triumphs over West, Washington, and East sent the team's tournament hopes sky rocketing. The boys rushed North in the tournament opener. Cedarburg was the next victim of the powerful Generals. Our team met their waterloo as far as the tournament was concerned when they were beaten by West Milwaukee. The en- tire season was one of mixed emotions, but it gave strong indication that our Generals were well on their way in regaining their basketball prowess. 40 CHEERLEADERS 1 ff' if J Top Row--Mr. McFadden, Henry Dumke, James Wilbur, Gary Eigenfeld, Wayne Bartelt, John Borchardt, Robert Hoven, Tom Moerman. Second Row-James Stollberg, John Boray, William Boyd, Ernie Jackson, Gary Perkins, Glenn Meier, Hugh Orr, Jim Gamb. Boifom Row-Tom Erickson, Tony Bova, Tom Mole, Steve Zima, John Fritz. FRESHMAN-SOPHOMORE BASKETBALL Our freshman-sophomore basketball team under the able direction of coach Don McFadden finished the season with four wins and five losses. The team broke into the victory column in the first game of the year with a triumph over Custer. In the season finale the boys beat East. Throughout the season the boys showed great promise for the future. Coach McFadden has developed some very fine material. At the outset of the season, a few members of the team were promoted to the varsity. These and other graduates from the freshman-sophomore squad will be carrying the fates and fortunes of our future varsity basketball teams. King Custer . King North . King Washington King West . . King East . King North . King East . King West . . King Washington iq' 4 G.A.A OFFICERS Q A.A. Gow CnAz Y Oo Q cs. A. A- OFFICERS '56 V 25, VARSITY WRESTLING Top Row-Lyle Wilson, John Eimermann, Norman Kisch, Terry Huxhold, John Kuge, Kent Roehr, Keith Ott, Mr. Balis- treri. Second Row-Tom Blum, Bob Koscierski, Earl Ziebell, Kent Reukema, Bill Tews. First Row-John Joers, Chet Sakura, Douglas Busse, Ted Marino, Louie Chavez. B SQUAD WRESTLING Top Row-Mr. Balistreri, Grant Meier, Roger Johnson, Jack Vervloet, Bob Bandoli, Ron Brandstatter, Deon Haney, Jim Witt, Charles Smrcina, Tom Fihn, Don Gold, Dennis Bethke. Third Row--Roger Benway, Darryl Jutz, Dean Fillandrinos, Donald Tews, Marc Mustas. Second Row-Paul Emke, Dale Tinnerman, Cary Frank, Mike Price, Donald Rowe, Louie Blas, Bill Dunaj, Tom Joers, Jim Andreshak, Tom Groechel. First Row-Don Machin, Charles Spath, Ed Rahn, Don Wesenberg. Art Boeck, Torn McFarlin, Ernie Kamm. 46 WRESTLING The wrestling team, under the direction of Coach Sam Balistreri, experienced a highly successful season this year compiling a record of seven wins and two losses. , At the city meet the team dominated the mats by placing ten men, the complete squad. Two mat- men, Terry Huxhold and Earl Ziebell, went on to become city champions. The team in the State Sectionals once again showed their depth by capturing the trophy from the grasping hands of Washington's, Lincoln's and East's wrestlers. They placed three second places and six first places leading the entire city. At the State Finals three men figured in the scoring. Don Rowe and Keith Ott both took fourth place. Terry Huxhold won all four matches to complete an undefeated season and to become the first wrestler from King to take the State Championship. 47 VARSITY BASEBALL First Row-Gary Gramprie, .Tim Freeman, Jim Carlsen, Earl Gengler, Gary Perkins. Second Row-Henry Dumke, Harland Taft, Jack Loyda, Tony Stroinski, Bill Tews, Wayne Plinska, Bernie Tesmer, Dean Filandrinos. Third Row-Dennis Westgor, Tom Westgaard, Ed Jelinek, Ken Zimmerman, Bob Jossi, Tom Bell, Joel Plinska, Tom Leidel, Gerald Lott, Mr, Gradisnik. GOLF Top Row-James Flor, David Wolter, Bob Stein, Darryl Hinz, Calvin Rempert. Middle Row-Charles Trupke, Bob Palm, Dennis Engel, David Wernicke, Ted Luedke, Bob Haas. Bottom Row-Dave Core, James Schmidt, Bob Fischer, Dick Juedes. , 48 VARSITY TENNIS Back Row-Mr. Balistreri, John Kakatsch, Tom King, Dave Gray, Carl Bindrich, Bill Boyd, Dave Matthison, Bob Erdman. Firsf Row-Bob Franz, John Bolatto, Dick Meihsner, Glenn Meier, Bob Bruecker, Jim Kiepert, Gary Pagel. B SQUAD Back Row-William Schulz, Jim Bowers, Gary Oberlander, Ralph Huenemann, Alan Sumner, Dennis Spring, Scott Hors- will. First Row-Tom McFarlin, Bill Whitten, Doug Busse, Tony Bova, Don Meyer, Marc Mustas, Darrell Jutz. 49 VARSITY TRACK Top Row-Mr. Hanks. Jerry Pankonen, Ross Balsom, Dennis Habel, Bob Arndt, Terry Huxhold, Dave Banholzer, Deon Haney, Dave Bandstatter, Dennis Witte, Tom McNutt, Roger Klumb, Bill Hansen, Mr. Foti. Middle Row-Don Rowe, Ernest Jackson, Don Maloney, Charlie Singleton, Richard Kramer, Fred Lanke, Tom Schaal, Gary Stephen, Lee Penniston, Kurt Nielsen, Richard Renz, A1 Tesch. Bottom Row-Paul Bartz, Jon Noble, Dietmar Grichel, Bruce Probst, Gerald Sakura, Richard Rauch, Paul Shore, Roger Kaufman, Ronald Koerner, Mark Klemann, Dick Senft, Dennis Bethke. B SQUAD Top Row-Robert Hoven, Curt Koch, Charles Harrison, Gary Eigenfeld, Leroy Paul, John Borchart, Jim Witt, Jack Jensen, John Rakocy, Jim Selke, Joey Heckl. Third Row-Bob Blumreiter, Richard Clark, Ronald Kurtus, Paul Winkler, Thomas Schwind, Gerald Sherwin, William Boyd, Ronald Couturier, Tom Skaug, Tom Erickson, John Boray, Coach Ruenzel. Second Row-Larry Van Cura, Paul Ehmke, Lynn Klenann, Jim Stollberg, Lou Blas, Roger Johnson, Paul Sintak, Bill Kubli, Jim Schaefer, Bill Weinlein. Bottom Row-Kenneth Adrihan, John Milbrath, Gregg Williams, Chet Sakura, Donald Wesenberg, Edward Phillips. 50 'f L hr I H 'ku I.IE2E.E .:5, mv' ww wlx Homerooms r - K f -'fn 2 -Q A 'L I is H 1.,, . . -'.-F sei -is N ..uixaYS' Wbhn -. I to the county annuity b ,mn boardhas been wtih- XTUH' I0 BEACON- Duel 3- 401- 1 X. ., Henry Ni. Biume, Beacon' ' ' ' ' away c- kesident, announced Tuesday XX S C1 fx The hm, a ternoon. i - - JV' Biume said the withdrawai was X 1 ' aiioszgglcx Yxmms 'A 33:5 made fyionday, before the finan- H 7 N t xcmmw board 5' 1 ciai re ationship between the Bea- . ' - - con firm and Supervisor Gerafd e 5 O tex BY buymg mime we beds acdiixfnueu W tt- 'iw he ou i. fu e'd'- ' ' - fx ' md YA ciwguuem Smgnsief wil :Jaxx-t?Y6Sia60't SGCXCXOQ- BY Xpreyentherection of cosgiyxbuiid- 'mm ' drawn because Beac n did not ' . mis W WY' Me' ww we to ' ri about, ,Nam to page pmt movuymc bm, to Guatd Skake Rx hxsi be torn down. The vacant Xand Asks N0 fig U5 Weak- ding on the mortgages because and ?'f0X,eg1 Us , M50 Wm COM 'WMF E55 memes 'hiiimination c ie SNC? me 'ythe deaf had received bad pub- Same Vafcexs Wim xm9Y0Vem9N5- restrictions an d i3u:33i2xQ3C3YY'f and 5908052 Beacon 036 Washinf,ton,D. 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Pfefmfe 10 V' at mfcef ' and that the over-aff quot .N have ,used Enough snow fefi to dust me ers, contempiating budding, of- ' ground iightfy arg, 5,351 Bmw' fered to seii before they made Tum to page 11. f 1 Lioyd sts. -and around Pewauiaee. 59903539 nbos. ... aagherman Howard 3. The county wifi pay for the T-he We .A me mom warm tracts, but it wifi be reimbursed c - H., soggy iater by the state. C 'M 'WU' The commission aiso author- qgzflffzzlye ' - contract wxth the Kansas 'mm -- snsu tinv ' ' ' Mr. Armond Bear Top Row-Donald Mohn, Cary Frank, Ken Kunstmann, Dave Steifens, Lawrence Ellner, Lyle Wilson, Robert Lembke. Third Row-Carole Haegele, Barbara Angrick, Marshall Nutting, Allen Tesch, Larry Stevens, Nancy Schmideke, Janice Lange. Second Row-Shirley Janssen, Pat Contrucci, Fredlyn Steffan, Nancy Mainville, Judy Illgen, Barbara Ische, Mr. Bear. Bottom Row-Janice Sigmund, Kathryn Kammerer, Nancy Krejci, Dorothy Wendt, Patricia Weston, Darleen Hebbe. Mr. Leonard Johnson Top Row-King Coles, Allen Bing, John Schafer, Richard Koenig, Dale Rode, Dale Ulmer, Al Hafemann, Susan Stefanie. Third Row-Charles Trupke, Marcia Nonenn, Barbara Schiefelbein, Tom Eierman, Sally Van der Linden, Delores Gould, Donald Stephan, Thomas Tomashek. Second Row-Mr, Johnson, Carolyn Kalwitz, Thomas Groechel, Bruce Probst, Janet Jacobs, Karen Benner, Margo Rielane. Bottom Row-Alice Chavez, Kathleen Wilke, Jean Garbe, Karen Petko, Prudence Schmidt, Dorothy Couil- lard, Yolanda Passante. 54 203 12B 124 12B 322 2B 319 2B Miss Irma E. Luebchow n Top Row-Erich Schreiber, Harlan Taft, Robert Scheuermann, Carl Bindrich, Werner Roesselet, Roger Nor- beck, John Gremban. Third Row-James Kolbeck, Fred Jahnke, Daniel Olivo, William Pohl, Roland Liebig, Gerald Jeske, David Knoll, John Peterson. Second Row-Miss Luebchow, Carol Ann Larson, Arden Rummler, Judith Rihm, Judith Schmidt, Joanne Galler, Ronald Oswald, Jerry Tice. Bottom Row-Daidee Springer, Sybil Ann Friedel, Dorothy Beijer, Mary Ann Butenhof, Kathleen Teicher, Betty Winchester, Lois Jaeger, Bette Zeller. Miss Helen Mervash Top Row-James Kessen, Thomas Gallion, James Mollica, Wayne Finger, Ron Fondriest, Ken Zimmermann, William Spencer, Tom Moe. Third Row-Anne Henningsen, Werner Fischer, Stan Wenger, Marge Kieckhefer, George Kahl, Ralph Stray, Steve Wanta. Second Row-Barbara Riekkoff, Diane Krebs, Barbara Drew, Karen Andersen, Madeline Schneider, Barbara Kocan, Ronald Gaulke, Miss Mervash. Bottom Row-Beverly Sloan, Barbara Hackbarth, Phyllis Strackbein, Jean Duehring, Hanna Wieden, Jacque- line Wertschnig, Roger Thelin. 55 Miss Kathryn Bennett Top Row-Peter Colla, Floyd LaRocha, Lynn Laitinen, Kenneth Krueger, Dick Lutzke, James Angrick, Rob- ert Larson, Frederick Lorenz, Judy Marshall. Third Row-Judy Kreidl, Carmen Mather, Susan Landgraf, Gladys Loegering, Ellen Luy, Sandra Luebke, Margaret Jessup, Annette Hovila. Second Row-Miss Bennett, Marilyn MacDonald, Eunice Laehn, Karlyn Kuester, Ted Luedke, Sharon Lorenz, Ardis Landfried, Diane Leverance, Marjorie Manke. Bottom Row-Nancy Lambrecht, Jeanne Lucas, Barrone Wagner, Suzanne Lins, Donald Machin. Joyce Link, Johanna Lojewski, Carol Marcussen. Mr. Edward Boerner Top Row-Roger Klumb, Curtis Koch, Norman Kisch, Fred Kommrusch, Ralph Jeske, Julie Jansen, David Kaap. Fourth Row-Thomas Joers, Richard Rogge, Tom King, James Krogman, Fred Klettke, Ronald Koerner, Rob- ert Kontos. Third Row-Betty Rauchschwalbe, Erna Kusserow, Judy Kochanski, Roger Janotta, William Parks, Shirley Janke, Betty Ann Kohlagen. Second Row-Mr. Boerner, Lynne Rosenquist, Gerald Persik, David Saichek, Donald Koehler, Myleen Jeifery, James Persik. Bottom Row-Sandra Porath, Lynn Holley, Judy Kolterjohn, Margaret Igler, Iris Jothen, Barbara Kleveno. 56 318 11A 120 11A 123 11A 219 11A Mr. Charles Fremgen Top Row-Dorothy Hackbarth, Donald Rowe, Gerald Joy, Leroy Paul, Joel Plinska, Deon Haney, Dennis Habel, James Kudia, Jay Rantanen. Third Row-Mr. Fremgen, Bill Kubli, Norbert Szombathelyi, Kathleen Barber, Dorothy Ahrens, Carol Rogahn, Robert Samuels, Bill Hintzman. Second Row-Judith Fleming, Richard Jones, Carol Cavanaugh, Beverly Reit, Patricia McCullough, Barbara McCullough, Janet Braatz, Marilyn Ciesemier. Bottom Row-Audrey Friesner, Dorothy Fabitz, Rose Mary Gerke, Daniel Henrich, Willard Hoag, Marlene Darling, Lorraine Tryba, Barbara Philipp. Miss Marie Ingram Top Row-Richard Kramer, Robert Ades, Edward Gregory, Richard Graunke, David Gray, Ralph Huene- mann, Thomas Westgaard. Fourth Row-Ronald Wisecarver, Ronald Fellin, Gerald Sakura, Fredric Lanke, Karl Groth, Margie Grupp, William Pfeifer. Third Row-Toni Capello, Sam LaMalfa, Agnes Renner, Jay Plant, Tom Dentice, Judy Zukowski. Second Row-Miss Ingram, Clara Zeidler, Margie Durkee, Sharon Hatch, Carol Brummer, Joan Maves, Rich- ard Rauch. Bottom Row-Diane Bartz, Margy Mertens, Dorothy Brandenburg, Carol Becker, Marlene Follstad, Jeanette Race. 57 Miss Alette jahren Top Row-Rudy Neihous, Richard Steuer, Roger Tamsen, Thomas McNutt, Kenneth Borckmann, Raymond Stork, Gerhard Strauss, David O'Brien. Fourlh Row-Patricia Mueller, Gerald Mushack, Warren Molkentine, William Vogl, Grant Meier, Thomas Never, Arleen Mayzik. Third Row-Patricia Narloch, Collete O'Keefe, Norbert Berg, Barbara Nierode, Carol O'Brien, Thomas Mor- ano, Leanne Vrana. Second Row-Miss Jahren, Kathleen O'Keefe, Thomas Nelsen, Gail Murphy, Joyce Oestreich, Carolann Napierala, Margaret Muecke. Bottom Row-Barbara Mueller, Barbara Mazurczak, Judy Likey, Carol Nell, Robert Mc Creary, Jean Meinel. Mr. John jay Top Row-Gerald Zastrow, Richard Schultz, Ronald Staszewski, James Schmidt, Brian Shea, Gary Schneider, Thomas Smith. Fourih Row-Donald Pom, Alan Doehr, Tom Schaal, Kenneth Staedler, Anthony Bolda, Larry Van Cura, San- dra Starr. Third Row-Janet Schmalz, Albert Lotz, Richard Senft, Nola Severson, Judy Schleichert, Roland Stelfen, Joanne Silbert. Second Row-Mr. Jay, Karen Strackbein, Ellen Schmidt, Mary Scott, Karen Schmitz, Betty Schickert, Diana Sipvv- Boltom Row-Janet Slivinski, Sharon Stamm, Diane Steinhagen, Norbert Siebert, Gale Sindorf. 58 218 11A 110 11A 226 11A 308 11A Miss Ethel Kroes Top Row-Gerald Zaage, John Habenicht, Floyd Richson, James Bing, Roger Wolf, Paul Beaudry, James Henning. Fourth Row-Donald Hunt, Lynn Hanser, Darrell Wertz, Ronald Timian, Thomas Heilberger, Ann Kuete- meyer, Jack Immel. Third Row-Arlene Walsh, Frank Vlasis, Lee Vaccarella, Ray Tillmann, Fred Zastrow, Suzanne Tuyls, Bar- bara Duchow. Second Row-Linda Cullen, Shirin Jahn, Karen Larsen, Donna Petoskey, Elizabeth Szentes, Patricia Graham. Bottom Row-Judy Sells, Sally Locke, Jean Klapinski, Vita Enea, Elaine Tanel. Mrs. Margaret McKinley Top Row-John Vervloet, Jerry Ziesmer, Ronald Larsen, Werner Koeslin, Edward Winkler, Dave Wolter, Gene Witt, Stanley Krueger. Third Row-Dennis Wille, Robert Wick, Henry Brandis, Joan Walker, Dale Winebrenner, Royal Harder, James York, Mary Bishop. Second Row-Patricia Wojtowicz, Richard Chladek, Elizabeth Wirth, Helen Raufmann, James Kearns, Caro- line Wuerzinger, Barbara Zachek, Diane Wilber. Bottom Row-Mrs. McKinley, Lois Williams, Jeaneen Yashinsky, Suzanne Rosandich, Martha Woerz, Bar- bara Welch, Dolores Narloch, Judith Schultz. 59 Mr. Roy Myhre Top Row-Jon Praxel, James Baer, Richard Ahrens, William Pohlmann, John Bolatto, Jack Gustafson, Nancy Schroeder. Fourth Row-Mr. Myhre, Nancy Becher, Judith Erdmann, Jim Panoushis, James Deltgen, John Nistor, Sonja Hahn, Kenneth Sherman. Third Row-Elaine Bierman, Robert Franz, John Erd, Lou Ann Becher, Nancy Reynolds, Donald Roth, Pauline Bruecker. Second Row-Patty Lou Gooler, Richard Schultz, Carol Ann Schaefer, Karen Schoen, Jane Duemling, Carol Davis, Diana Schlut. Bottom Row-Patricia Sanders, Arleen Gierlinski, Sue Ehmke, Josephine Schlut, Nancy Pederson, Shirley Capello. Mr. Allan Prasser Top Row-Dennis Engmann, Neal Buntrock, Robert Wallace, Gene Breitwish, Alfred Ahrens, Donald Gold, Carl Gamboeck. Fourth Row-Allan DeVillers, Joe Apollo, Betty Carstensen, Ronald Radke, Peter Becker, Robert Haas, Fred Ager. Third Row-Beverly Gussick, Dianne Polifka, Nancy Bitney, Arlene Gall, Sandra Cassel, Barbara Piel, James Block. Second Row-Barbara Bartz, Diane Troka, Nancy Dostaler, Patricia Allison, Margaret Engel, Sharon Boll, Mr. Prasser. Bottom Row-Rosemary Paulson, Ronald Heilmann, Blaine Swarthout, Nancy Fellie, Louis Chavez, Leroy Ackermann. 60 125 11A 11A 324 414 11A 314 11B Miss Elaine Steiger Top Row-Brian Dory, Allen Wantland, James Flor, Russell Place, David Core, Tony Stroinski, Dennis Hein. Fourth Row-Kirsten Borg, Karen Fox, Faye Tonn, Kenn Walters, Wayne Fillinger, Susan Tacke, Barbara Verburg. Third Row-Robert Gilmore, Myrna Faber, Barbara Fihn, Susan Hauck, Mary Vogel, Christine Henner. Second Row-Miss Steiger, Ruth Falconer, Gerald Boettcher, Joan Bauer, John Becker, Howard MacMillan, Bottom Row-Barbara Hemschmeyer, Patricia Ferber, Susanna Herman, Joanne Cassata, Judith Backes. Mr. Harry Brown Top Row-August Yanke, Lee Roelke, Jerry Kuehl, Richard Fluegge, Gary Dippel, Theador Gschwimd, Adolph Pollman. Fourth Row-Mr. Brown, Marlin Brusberg, Sharon Riley, William Hinton, Ronald Braden, John Martin, Paul Widger, Marilyn Petko. Third Row-Adrew Clark, Dianne Powell, Richard Johnson, Glenn Ryan, Sheila McFarlin, Sharon Benway, Judith Payne. Second Row-Theadore Marino, Marvin Schmid, Carolyn Holtz, Anthony Maniaci, Judy Kaschner, Arthur Boeck, Carol Wessinger. Bottom Row-Carol Schlinsock, Susan Tower, Donna Mueller, Judith Laetsch, Nancy Naeser, Diane Guzinski. 61 Mr. Arnold Lenz Top Row-David Pierce, Neil Koespsel, Thomas Wollin, Paul Winkler, Richard Wallander, Byron Boeck, Thomas Blum, Henry Schwartz. Third Row-Barbara Perry, Lewis Perrault, Suzann Brown, Sharon Bach, Carole Rieve, Judy Mahlberg, Helen Schluga, Elaine Weronka, Mr. Lenz. Second Row-Frank Lee, Shirley Winchester, Michael Schindler, Robert Wahlgreen, Carolyn Meitz, Penny Pelnar, Robert Bauer, Mary Alice Hawkins. Bottom Row-Rose Mary Stahnke, Roger Fehling, Delores Meiver, Karen Johnson, Dave Hackett, Janet Riedel, Theodore Nof. Mr. Pieter Vervloet Top Row--John Guhrer, Morton Levin, Ronald Skow, Dennis Meyers, Robert Wolterstorff, Dale Sterz, Clyde Diderrich, Richard Retzlaff. Third Row-June Pinter, Roland Krienitz, James Kiepert, Lelana Stieber, Joyce Loose, James Russell, Rob- ert Erdmann, Richard Hendrickson, Ellen Kluge. Second Row-Charles Madderom, Wolf Kiessling, Elizabeth Mayer, Sigrid Pierce, Judith Striepling, Lois Siggelkow, Marilyn Meier, Mr. Vervloet. Bottom Row-Richard Walczak, Linda Stevenson, Gwendolyn Colbert, Ann Landvatter, Donna Kurtz, Karroll Froehlich, Darleen Kelber, Carole Bosche, Princess Schwendler. 62 303 1B 112 11B 320 11B 224 lOA Miss Camilla Wolfrum Top Row-Lee Dahlen, Robert Simon, Curtis Shein, John Daley, Jerry Kuntzsch, Jeffery Hinnrichs, Rodney Hassett, Robert Nitzsche. Third Row-Miss Wolfrum, Emmett Apel, Robert Krueger, Joan Raymond, Barbara Niepow, Betty Noifke, Joann Williams, Sandra Matthews. Second Row--Jerry Stella, Elsie Kobs, Karen Koepke, Joan Maertz, David Wernicki, Darleen Mattson, Mar- garet Brozek, Betty Koch. Bottom Row-Alice Drezdzon, Lois Nevermann, Gloria Carlson, Diane Altschwager, Richard Steinhulf, Janice Huckstep, Karen Schultz. Miss Evelyn Crowley Top Row-Robert Fischer, Henry Dumke, DuWayne Bruckner, Thomas Hein, Barbara Kogelmann, Ronald Dreblow, Henry Hagedorn, Robert Koehler. Fourth Row-Pat Hanan, Judith Konrad, Ted Ciardo, Harold Hinkforth, Kenneth Helbig, Gerald Goegeline, Ernie Kamm, Leo Drollinger. Third Row-Miss Crowley, Connie Danforth, Sharon Cookson, Phillip Cler, Mary Lynne Boyd, Gustav Bra- mann, Nancy Fihn, Darlene Hafemann. Second Row-Patricia Pausch, LaVerne Reuter, Roberta Cull, Karen Kothrade, Mark Gamb, Judy Balow, Judy Klauser. Bottom Row-Barbara Daniels, Carol Grudzinski, Marian Bonn, Susan Kohoutek, James Gregorius, Theresa Freiderich. 63 Mr. William Dummert Top Row-Thomas Moerman, Linda Rudolph, Donald Schneider, Richard Rutkowski, Theodore Schmidt, Edward Arnold, Gary Paykel. Fourth Row-Suzanne Schmidt, Sharon Rudie, Karen Roepke, Carolyn Seeger, Nona Schultz, Karen Scha- mens, Roselle Schultz, Judith Scherbarth. Third Row-Patricia Rymarz, Nancy Model, Sandra Rathke, Edward Krautner, James Schaefer, Bonnie Marasch, James Stollberg. Second Row-Mr. Dummert, Judy Poeltl, Nancy Schenke, Gregg Roelke, Judy Schulz, Audrey May Schmidt, Beverly Earsley. Bottom Row-Joyce Schwarz, Karen Zastrow, Carol Mischka, Barbara Roberts, Marlene Pollak. Miss Wenonah Eis Top Row-William Noren, Glenn Meier, Ronald Couturier, Harvey Lorenz, Patricia Krause, Daniel Drouin, David Boeck. Fourth Row-Thomas Meller, Gerald Ondrejka, Janice Schraff, John Milbrath, LeRoy Mueske, Jack Melrose, Nancy Maier, Chester Sakura. Third Row-Walter Oechslein, Constance Nagel, Marilyn Mueller, Karen Mueller, Mary Milbauer, Zalaire Bishop, Barbara Marien, Joanne Gaedtke. Second Row-Nancy Ahrens, Carol Marves, Patricia Kriegel, Carolyn Nelson, David Myers, Kathleen Samuels, Joyce Bachmann. Bottom Row-Miss Eis, Judith Meyerpeter, Sharon Mussett, Ruthanne Johnson, Marlene McKenney, Kath- leen Lowney, Donna Muehlbauer. 64 118 10A 306 10A 202 10A 326 10A Mr. Alexander Flugum Top Row-Frank Mueller, Thomas Remmert, Robert Scholz, Richard Renz, Michael Pauly, Paul Roache, Michael Troher, Ray Powalish. Fourth Row-Janine Bullock, Helen Lockman, William Pillenger, Gary Gerhard, Douglas Peot, Patricia Riebau, Wayne Raute, Lois Rauchschwalbe. Third Row-Mr. Flugum, Bonnie Adelsbach, Carol Jurasovich, Elaine Raiter, Carol Eschenbach, Elizabeth Label, Karen Skrove, Charlene Krause. Second Row-Marilyn Perry, Kenneth Merget, Marion Hamilton, Patricia Tessier, Nancy Fait, Thomas Peterson, Myron Radke. Bottom Row-Bonnie Marienthal, Lois Pipkorn, Carole Olver, James Reinhard, Patricia Patten, Shirley Smith. Mr. Stanley Hanks Top Row-Jerry Knepprath, Michael Kornitzy, Ronald Brandstatter, Elroy Barnekow, David Banholzer, Wil- liam Robinson, Gary Gramprie. Fourth Row-George Beck, Earl Gengler, Bonnie Friedricks, Dennis Bethke, Louise Koeper, Louise Glas- hauser, Tom Franz. Third Row-Mr. Hanks, Kathleen Cleary, Judy Himmelmann, Dennis Engel, Gayle Kozens, Patricia Diedrich, James Andreshak. Second Row-Karen Stollberg, Charlotte Cohen, Barbara Janke, Kathleen Donnelly, Sharon Eckl, Arlene Oyiklinski, Jean Allwardt. Bottom Row-Allen Krieser, James Bruder, Kay Henzler, John Joers, Gail Billeb, Douglas Busse. 65 Miss Esther Heise Top Row-Robert Jossi, Thomas Fihn, Jack Jensen, Gary Eigenfeld, Elaine Frank, Terry De Sandre, Gregory Browder. Fourth Row-Thomas Kannenberg, Erwin Ihn, James Klingele, Gordon Fillar, Richard Buchach, Mary Britt, Jon Hintzman. Third Row--Miss Heise, Ann Briefe, Dennis Doehr, June Anderson, Linda Fredell, Laurel Koeske, Henry Conrady, Sandra Balthazor. Second Row-Carole Harris, Audrey Eimermann, Georgiann Dakuras, Bonnie Crawford, Lois Carstens, Mary Halverson, Sally Heiss. Bottgm Row-Joanne Gilbert, Marcia Heyworth, Donna Fisher, Diane Hoffmann, Lois Gruenbergen, Darrell utz. Mr. A. Leroy Keeney Top Row-Ronald Steinle, William Steinbrenner, Alan Sumner, David Spindler, Daniel Takala, William Dunaj, James Smith. Fourth Row-Valerie Stehlik, William Tikalsky, Dale Tinnerman, Gary Shaw, Marianne Sorgi, John Harder, Jean Shaw. Third Row-Sylvia Bloodworth, Charles Spath, Dietmar Grichel, Joan Brinkmann, Joyce Steinke, Elroy Sei- bert. Second Row-Mr. Keeney, Sandra Semrad, Lorraine Blank, Ann Shauger, Barbara Snyder, Jeannette Seloover. Bottom Row-Fay Spella, Barbara Syperko, Jackie St. John, Donna Dobbs, Marvel Brock. 66 205 10A 109 10A 313 10A 201 10A Mrs. Catherine Olsen Top Row-Karen Wilson, Douglas Pom, John Vidal, Charles Wendt, James Wilber, David Wendlandt, Ro- berta Tromblay. Third Row-Mrs. Olsen, Diane Bailey, Beverly Whipple, William Weinlein, Jeri Wille, Gregg Williams, Jim Streeter, Connie Wink, Second Row-Marilyn Vogt, Joan Valenti, Carol Weiss, Darleen Baker, William Whitten, Lolita Clemik, Carole Wald. Bottom Row-Carl Wiking, Karen Wieting, Lee Waldek, Terry Walker, Norma Winkler, Arlene Wendt. Mr. Norman Ruenzel Top Row-Joseph Loiacono, Ronald Lass, Robert Bandoli, Paul Bartz, Ronald Kurtus, Herbert Kusserow, Michael Lewis. Third Row-Mr. Ruenzel, Louella Loga, Kathleen Krause, Robert Labarber, John Brandt, Sandra Oros, Gail Wisotzke, June Lawton. Second Row-Kathleen Nielsen, Janice Hermann, Wesley Schultz, Jack Leidel, Louise Mueller, Barbara Kahl, John Mulder, Lorraine Kontny, Bottom Row-Carmen Burger, Patricia Ehlert, Patricia Kroner, Marion Larkey, Susan Leipold, Nancy Lau- busch, Gertrude Matejov. 67 Miss Frances Scherkenbach Top Row-Clair Culver, Andrew Johnson, Donald Jordon, James Witt, Thomas Miller, William Hansen, Ran- dall Seefurth, Kathleen Zeiger. . Fourth Row-Joanne Locke, Donna Zywicki, Phyllis Mueller, Timothy Mueller, Bernard Monday, Nancy Wur- ster, Nancy Horn, Marilyn Gauerke. Third Row-Thomas Mier, Rose Sharon Gromacki, Doreen Appelmann, Barbara Wittenwyler, Darla Homan, Mary Martin, Jo Anne Wolff, Jeanne Fischer. Second Row-Sandra Wolta, Janet Parys, Richard Feni, Steve Zima, Augie Erdmann, Shirley Leitzke, Char- leen Zittel, Miss Scherkenbach. Bottom Row-Loretta Byrd, Carol Wuolle, Rett Rundell, Beverly Wohner, Wayne Block, Suzanne Kopp, San- dra McCormick. 1 l Mr. Leonard Schulze Top Row--Roger Johnson, William Kothe, Michael Karnel, Wayne Bartelt, Charles Harrison, Russell Berg, Don Kenner, William Burnett. Fourth Row-Mr. Schulze, Cynthia Janouch, Beverly Borkenhagen, Larry Krajcik, James Dechert, Bill Boyd, Howard Ansay, Judith Hansen. Third Row--Wayne Gehrke, Mary Ann Heup, Mary Jane Kogelmann, Daniel Bayless, Janet Bolda, Lawrence Balistreri, Gloria Dieser, Anthony Fricano. Second Row-Carole Conrady, Pat Harris, Darlene Krueger, Therese Dullinger, William Keller, Betty Bauern- feind, Barbara Horbas. Bottom Row-Patricia Honeck, Patricia Kieckbusch, Judith Weir, Geraldine Springola, Carol Armbruster, Edletrout Hueselitz, Lynne Boettcher. 68 210 10A 304 10A 216 10B 225 10B Mr. Henry Boyer Top Row-Irmgard Joppe, Tom Krueger, Dennis Kettinger, Robert Holyon, Edward Jelinek, Patrick Knight, Henry Hoehn. Third Row-Mr. Boyer, Ann Leuch, Edward Klug, Neal Jochims, James Freitag, Sheila Kuntz, Wayne Haass. Second Row--Paul Krueger, Judith Hein, Ronald Goeden, Shirley Harvey, Joyce Gerstemberger, Charlotte Green, Carole Juell, Leon Kniaz. Bottom Row-Bonnie Goelz, Ernest Koch, Marion Greiner, Marjorie Hug, Richard Koehler, Sharon Kuester, Janet Librizzi, Shirley Koenig. Mr. Carl Bubeck . Top Row-Robert Eckelmann, Dale Kussard, Dick Clark, Robert Hoven, James Berther, Michael Price, Wayne DeVil1ers. Fourth Row-John Schneider, Janice Breitow, Beverly Frederick, Marilyn Euler, Kay Kaufman, Christine Hawn, Fern Wehlage. Third Row-Kathleen Delgotf, Larry Demaster, Carol Sontag, Sandra Angrick, Elaine Bohacek, James Cramen, Nancy Berling. Second Row-Nancy Covault, Howard Durchslag, Gerald Cramer, Jeanne Carlson, Kathleen Logan, Neal Torti. Bottom Row-Alfred Bruder, Anthony Bova, Jacqueline Davies, Joan Streitenberger, Kay Hundt, Roger Ben- way. 69 Miss Aletha Layman Top Row-James Stray, Thomas Stauber, James Ziegert, George Fish, Russell Bennett, William Gillette, William Lewis. Fourth Row-Miss Layman, Sandra Stevens, Charlotte Steiner, Bill Theis, Guy Breest, Jeff Chintz, Dennis Westgor, Carol Sumter. Third Row-Rodny Brandenburg, Gerald Stephens, Joan Thiede, Jack Thuemler, Judith Wambach, Richard Butz, Gatsy Singleton. Second Row-Daniel Sprenger, Darlene Hackie, Sandra Wolkenstein, Bonnie Vreeland, Sandra Burmeister, Carolyn Hebbe, Gale Zipter. Bottom Row-Carol Sommerer, Edward Stelzner, Joy Wirthington, Lois Stephan, Brian Waldeck, Barbara Zareck. Mr. Robert Neubauer Top Row-Richard Dano, Thomas Skaug, Paul Sintak, Tom Mueller, Paul Shore, Mark Merath, Ronald Rymer. Fourth Row-Mr. Neubauer, Sandra Schmeling, Sharon Mueller, Donald Liebherr, Shirley Mueller, Barbara Nehls, Louis Schiessl, Edward Phillips. Third Row-Jerry Quasius, Pat Schoepeich, Dawn Petermann, Mildred Mayer, Melvin Malcolm, James Prohl, Dorothy Pruser. Second Row-Howard Nonnemacher, Judith Lemback, Diana Leu, Margie Marien, Carol Henne, Gail Ma- tuschka. Bottom Row-Richard Rozic, Charles Olla, Carol Niemann, Stephan Phillips, Lucille Malzahn. 70 119 10B 323 10B Mr. Sam Balistreri Top Row-Gerald Lott, Gary Oberlander, Dennis Miller, Warren McHenry, Robert McKnight, Carl Moos- reiner, Ronald Marien. Fourth Row-Janice Lumby, Mary Love, Sharon Marwick, Janice Luedtke, Dianne Martin, Judith Muen- chow, Judith Meils. Third Row-Roy McBride, Robert Logan, Hugh Orr, Thomas McFarlin, Anthony Johnson, Donald Meyer. Second Row-Mr. Balistreri, Penelope Marple, Dick Niedzwiecki, Robert Nelson, David Musselman, Gail Maederer. Bottom Row-Esther Mech, Barbara Nenorth, Ruth Nienass, Marc Mustas, Sandra Meier, Betty Krieser. Y 1 l l 1 .1 Miss Joan Bartelsen Top Row-Paul Ehmke, Thomas Erickson, Donald Cosentino, John Fritts, William Cantwell, Allen Carlson, Kay Evers. Fourth Row-Joan Forster, Robert Carranza, David Dobrient, Patricia Dunn, Glenn Deedon, James DeQuhr- do, Judy Ellgren, Miss Bartelsen. Third Row-John Mecca, Nancy Erdmann, Peggy Collins, Rudolph Fritz, John Fritz, Donald Dobratz, Rae Cavanaugh, Carol Chiesa. Second Row-Pat Dreher, Donna Freven, Barbara Fellie, Barbara Eiler, Darlene Duessler, Carroll Dick, Janice Friebel. Bottom Row-Carmen Cefalu, Robert Behnke, Dean Filandrinos, Delores Dietrich, Janet Dobson, Nancy Sue Chandler. 71 Miss Barba-ra Gibson Top Row-Daniel Schiedemeyer, Tom Roozen, Thomas Rauch, John Rakocy, James Roehsler, Robert Ross, Larry Thomas, Dennis Plinska. Fourth Row-Paul Sawyer, James Pease, Elfrieoa Pietsch, Edward Rahn, Gary Perkins, Virginia Peterson, Barbara Roesselet. Third Row-Bruce Robb, Judith Piper, Margie Peplwski, Janet Resler, Lester Poggenburg, Kathleen Patti, Bob Poggemann. Second Row-Miss Gibson, Marion Broome, Joyce Regazzi, Carole Pyter, Dennis Richards, Marilyn Schmidt, Sandra Robel. Bottom Row-Molly Quandt, Janet Pritchard, Kay Schneider, Sharon Plough, Janet Shroeder, Mary Ann Pickard. Mr. Anthony Gradisnik Top Row-Lynn Klemann, Richard Kommrusch, Gordon Kellom, Gary Kendall, Noel Kunde, Al Kremel, Ken- neth Ketelhohn, Thomas Koeppe. Fourth Row-Lorelei Lieberum, Karen Kausch, Irmgard Koeslin, Theodore Klug, Barbara Lennartz, Norma Laabs, Ernestine Laplante, Jeanne Lange. Third Row-Mr. Gradisnik, Donna Bannenberg, Barbara Kirch, Carol Lembach, Judith Lehrbaummer, Jo- sephine Koch, Suzanne Kurzewski. Second Row-Judith Kaun, Jeanette Knautz, Mary Gares, Janice Kuckuk, Barbara Koehler, Karen Klauser, Patricia Larson. Bottom Row-Sandra Koepp, Jacqueline Kramer, Robert Cichosz, Lois Kullmahm, Beatrice Methfessel, Nancy Koeppen, Janet Kuehmi. 72 s ' no Mrs. Helene Lee Top Row-George Haecker, James Henner, Jack Herrmann, Thomas Fritz, Dennis Haifmann, Carol Heineke, Ernest Jackson. Fourth Row-Scott Horswill, Maurice Mollan, Constance Jones, Peter Heiser, Rachel Goulde, Kathleen Ja- cobs, Ints Gagainis. Third Row-Sue Jahnke, Lois Hackbarth, Sandra Grunert, Gary Graf, Mary Hinner, John Henningsen, Jean- nette Jeske, Second Row-Richard Gust, Ronald Heup, Joanne Jaeger, Grace Hanke, Baren Goetz, Karen Johnson. Bottom Row-Daryl Huennekens, Richard Herbst, Lois Goll, James Gamb, James Griese, Sue Ellen Kath. Mrs. Sylvia Shimon Top Row-James Vernor, Randy Beskow, Roger Walker, Thomas Schwind, John Wieland, Roger Wille. Lau- ren Walter, B. Michael Apel, Mary Lynn Warner. Fourth Row-Nancy Vavra, Louise Stuiber, Jane Withers, Walter Richie, Alexander Walkowiak, Gerald Van Luven, Miriam Wiegel, Jacquelyn I-Ioth, Margo Vukovich. Third Row-Judith Schneider, Helen Pischke, Judy Witt, Nancy Watts, Dennis Wilker, Mary Van Bargen, Michael Nason, Lois Wiesner, Ann Uzialko, Second Row-Carol Vick, Claudette Wollner, Patricia Watson, Lorna Sheppard, Edith Wendlandt, JoAnn Springola, Donald Wesenberg, Walter Wildenauer, Mrs. Shimon. Bottom Row-Elsa Yee, Nancy Vallier, Judith Williams, Floyd Dorsey, Doris Vincent, Judith Schroeder, Joyce Wagerin. 73 ' Mr. William wing Top Row-Nancy Sperling, Robert Steinhagen, Marvell Love, James Selke, Dennis Spring, Charles Singleton, Gerald Sherwin, James Kaap. Fourth Row-Lee Schroeder, Steven Strom, Pat Steuber, Patricia Seelow, Kay Stephen, William Schulz, David Shelley, Dennis Papenthien. Third Row-Judith Schwan, Janice Striepling, Donald Tews, Joe Szombathelyi, Linda Stampfi, Marnee Schwalenberg, Joan Treder, Judy Steffen. Second Row-James Skorik, Barbara Streit, Marilyn Smittkamp, Carol Steffen, Sandra Schweda, Sharon Slamer, Judy Strutz, Mr. Wing. Bottom Row-Gus Drellos, Nancy Setzke, Sandra Schulteis, Douglas Timm, Peggy Schweiger, Mary Ann Schwehr, Judy Szentes. V Mr. Arnold Wittkop Top Row-James Bowers, Arthur Bednar, Antonio Adornato, Deanna Beaudoin, Diane Bridge, Robert Behling, Marcia Amacher, John Boray, Thomas Berger. Fourth Row-Mr. Wittkop, Robert Bruecker, Ronald Black, Bernice Buresh, Barbara Avery, Carolyn Becher, Fred Bielinski, Louis Blas. Third Row-Edith Brown, Carol Bergman, Barbara Baldwin, James Budjac, Robert Bohacek, Richard Ander- son, Barbara Borth, Muriel Arndt. Second Row-Donna Anderson, Carole Azinger, William Mayville, Linda Lee Kubiak, Sandra Bastian, Thomas Baer, Richard Burger, Barbara Braatz. Bottom Row-Craig Bagemihl, Janice Balistreri, Barbara Brown, Joan Becker, Virginia Burg, Susan Braun, Janet Brunner. 74 327 9A 2 9A Mr. Lowell Adams Top Row-Leigh Fagan, Ronald Branstatter, Oliver Meiller, William Schweitzer, John Wright. Second Row-Thomas McKay, William Stephens, Donald Zimmermann, Vern Campbell, Marcia Rathburn, Mr. Adams. Bottom Row-Marion Hogaj, Kathleen Salchow, Robert Mueller, Karen Krieg, Cecelia Silva. Miss Barbara Gibson - Top Row--Lawrence Block, Roland Faulkner, John Engel, John Borchardt, Joseph Heckl, Wayne Budde, Mar- vin Grant, Robert Hawkins, Vincent Bullock. Fourth Row-Gordon Hansen, Barbara Appelt, Peter DeTroy, Robert Breinling, Patricia Hanson, Lee Gerboth, Gary Bogk, James Hackbarth. l Third Row-Anita Andersen, Karen I-Ieebner, Dennis Stocktisch, Jon Boettcher, Bonita Brazeau, Geraldine Achilles, Ronald Hubatch, Carol Herman, Katherine Couillard. Second Row-Dennis Drought, Pamela Andert, Allen Gust, Georgian Cira, Sandra Chitty, Rita Hogen, Barbara Beckmann, Sandra Berth, Sharon Burton. Bottom Row-Miss Gibson, Antoinnette Belanger, Shirley Blanck, Richard Bremmer, Dennis Buettner, Rose- mary Bock, Karen Gustafson, Jean Droegkamp, Richard Herrmann. 75 Mrs. Sylvia Shiman Top Row-Jean Seifert, Kenneth Tyriver, Kenneth Nelson, James Schneeweis, Edward Schieber, Henry Sala- more, Larry Wolterstorfi, Thomas Zimmermann, John Seelow, Charlene Stamm. Fourth Row-Sharon Setz, Gail Reese, Patricia Wilkum, Agnes Wilmot, Carol Wolnik, Norbert Zylka, Joan Zurdwski, Janice Rook, Richard Spredemann. Third Rqw-Robert Umbrelt, June Voight, Mina Roehr, Thomas Zarse, George Zukowski, Kenneth Zipp, Al- fonse Reichenberger, Mariex Zacharenka, Ericka Wichmann. Second Row-Janet Shaarschmidt, Dorthy Zeidler, Judith Vollmer, Patricia Sumter, Janet Sponholz, Dianne Tice, Judith Wilder, Beverly Wessa, Karen Wanta. Bottom Row-Rose Marie Spella, Harriet Reba, Carol Sam, Suzanne Thomas, Darlene Schardt, Patricia Scudder, Karen Yanke, Douglas Busse, Mrs. Shimon. Mr. William Wing Top Row-Sharon Myers, John Kalwitz, Gerald Nagy, Thomas Mole, Richard Kolm, Wayne Rodefer, John Mattick, Gunter Hahn, Margot Nebel. Fourth Row-Robert Peterman, Joan Jeske, Gerald Piper, Brian Kohls, Vicki Jordan, Sue Koeper, Robert Nash, Eleanore Ihn. Third Row-Kathleen Tordenshield, Nancy Moll, Patricia Leidy, Barbara Jacob, Robert Moravec, John Junek, Judy Hoven, Colleen O'Connell, Luella Lawton. Second Row-Shirley Lindner, Dale Nierode, Joseph McPherson, Douglas Hutter, Susan Pagel, Thomas Kan- dolf, James Martin, Alan Holst, Mr. Wing. Bpffom Row--Jon Parsons, Susan Neuman, Mary Janquart, Jane Kniech, Mary Ann Karlik, Evelyn Pfeiifer, Ida Knauber, Lee Ann Klassy. 76 Absentees Top Row-Darlene Walk, Diane Smith, Jon Noble, Judy Huxhold, David Nehlberg, John Skopek, Jerry Sur- ges, Carol Kneifl. Fourth Row-Kathryn Neumann, Judy McCann, Frank Hunsicker, Gary Pagel, Barbara Eull, Pai Voss, Daniel Fritz, Karen Kenny. Third Row-Sharon Shaw, Barbara Grams, Karen Mueller, Pat Kriegel, Bonnie Adelsbach, Priscilla Hentz, Janet Riedell. Second Row-Shirley Friedli, Karen Rady, Gerald Roehner, Sandy Horn, Nancy Scheftell, Nadine Poch, Janice Zinke. Bottgjin Row--John Cookson, Carole Grimm, Diane Hofierka, Janice Trimberger, Carol Grudzinski, Gloria ace. Absentees Top Row-Carlo Spicciati, Richard Daines, Gilbert Wank, William Waltemath, Charles Potrzebie, Al Bense- mann, Pat Tesch. Fourth Row-Donald Meyerpeter, James Miller, Lois Wachs, Peggy Schmidt, Michael Walsh, Sterling Gray, Joan Schnyder, Robert Palm. Third Row-Mary Bishop, Judy Whitmore, Lois Hamann, Kenneth Hank, Carolyn Behling, Charlotte Bremer, Carol Jean Vedder. Second Row-Marlene Darling, Kathleen Lind, Barbara Schmidt, Sharon Owen, Diane Timm, Joan Scholl, Marge Muecke. Bottom Row-Lynn Boehcher, LaVerne Yanne, Carol Fellie, Veronica Sims, Roger Thelin. 77 Activities tinsin i tl piling u 1 govnyilrtxitle S ldisposed of 12,400 tickets. pl There were between 2,500 and S ,.7,000 warmly bundled fans in line , lbefore the 18 ticket window I t..-si year's opening day sale i ilIlttl11lj'lliiIlllllllf,l 1111111 bctoming :fn ln a very rea 3, ,i when William Eberly, ticke iertor. gave the nod at 12:30 .m ' to open the windows, halfan hou 1 urban liinge proh- g plague exery metro- .ommunitv are massed iuge hcadathe lor a en southeastern coun 10sha,Racine. Milwau tukee. Washington a and Walnorth. l i ately the last legisla- ided a means for cre- onal planning com- 1 handle the matter. fortunately, some- e done about it in ern area. An ex- nittee has asked of each of the 0 name dele- '1 in Wauke- etition ask- 1 crt-ate a nntssion. +rea is ttion H2 5. earlier than had been planned The crovid arrived late al Q though three hardy fans spent the fnight at the Stadium to be sure Io! a good place in line, They were lBarnev Radtke, 72, of 3157 N. .Dist sr, a perennial earlv arrival who started the tirket line short ly before 7 p.m. Saturday, an Rirhard Crysdale, 18, of 4121 N l lllth st , Wauxvatosa, and Rodg l It-r Maerder, 16, of 4082 N. Glen 'way st.. Wauwatosa, who ar riiedat7'l0p.m. l years 300 Fans Shiver V1 1 cePremier M. G. Perxukhin l No one else showed tip until'Vice-Premier M. Z. l6 a m, Sunday. By F7 a.m. only 300 VI. A. Suslov and Marshal ishtveiing fans were in line. There lmenti Voroshilov, presi Premier Nikolai Bulgan PremierL M Kaganoxich party first secretary Nikita 9 X A I Ktrichenko Premier Georg: 'Vlalenko Premier A 1 Mikoyan 'Vlinister X x acheslav M ioowetConnnd, Ol Cfhiefs lte-electechges st., toil. Moscow USSR IP The central, bf-'lk9S 011 committee of the Soviet Commu U10 CSF NOW' nist partv Mondav re eletted all blew The Whig f' 11 members of the outgoing pre SUPP In Um? 9 5 gldyum car almost mad The politbureau was renamed H3016 blll that 1 the prestdium in l9u2 lt is the the Hfffme fear highest ruling body of the paitylblle Whllh WHS U2 when the central committee is not lS 610 if 7 he UH' lm session 60 miles an hour These are the leaders vt ho will rule the party for the next four Car Dmgge in Wire Khrush Deouty v V ire Foreign Mnlotox iahnrov c In ere about 1.200 in the crowd atllhe presidium ll 61117. and the hulk of them ar-f rived between tht n and uh . ' ' en thei f- 4 iwindows were opened an hourl All e C0 on 5 land a half later. j B 93 d-'W' Th Radtke said the long wait wasl lm l ' am' Klllwfe ' ' iwhile. H. b tight two' 7- 'i ffefefl V' Igl'2tI'li9l3l'ld seats in the Zlst row ' d hed F 5 Ulm' 9Il0llS e condi fDem hat nas in s e aut g nor s trav ll said I Feet e e 00 feet a d body was found g outside car about 8 ag. e pronounced de e n tr Johnston muni hospital O 30 a m Gehl had left to get a prescri tdlady at a a V Oki har hearin his e ai t1eaCti examiner la result of a Fehl is surx IMaude of4l01 X According to was dragged ab lowing the m I ooming n filled for tore at S a av 1 it did not h the time county medi said he died frattut nrest H awoke lax tuo daughters rs Rol Pete: freenw Elro nd Harry A Fhe two ii Ellefson of ' wigson of B feated Norma Barron and Lu William Mtllq Falls Youth Progra nd'n hones b red any ments at Sundays fi ion session Instead OUX 871 H colorful vouth prog u peeches bv Jimes C em Col national fthe Farmers n harles Schultz Milwau n ol ent 0 ke s ent of the Wisconsin state The two speeches indic . . - - -at . 31.1. Steinle jr. route fof section 3. 'lmost di ctl b -1 ' ay- NM '-1 d 35 Ferl ' ' I ihmd home Pisa re Y el - at the naval lifts al Mon-lwoffand MVS- ' fadbllm l Lygn Qual- ,II II - V H . Turn la ACCIDIL' , pay: 6, col ' ' ' l 1851 l a e Farmers Ln fi ore than 11 000 ?'l ng up wit anized labor I I I I IL , , ' fo the elet-ti . next N0 vukms moudh, ' , e are in t march S A 4' . .. 4 - ' d S . , 1-if, , 1 AItnacHtZfti1I?OZZ-,I C . ' I O I ON S paqe2 ca behind th . s , . Season C 1 '. 0 first 20 in a sptnst treasu and g T e subur Joseph and of Seal as clxl iv . - 1 - ' f f '- ea er qISi5ll lgCiIIf:g0l:5 I '- - G p 'F api-a by wuimsrsiimu 1 ing 2 .fnfii-i Ill AP A sec roomltific an fu T atm' W to it .wt k h t 1 f 1 gh:-st ters has x . P91104 'R ac e ouse 0 F Q 3 W Im 5- a f- Nlon t it niiiin l X filled with mo Olhe Grd lb ' ' A i ie Nast men an a :pit Wisconsin. the line anc upplies to it. Company . s a id ti i . ad wit, struct e li durim s. said d as the alofits sized th ot provi OI T131 dV n as so ceived appr aly em woul line gas to cit' not now s Michiga ' isconsin. I pany a 1 has applied Oman C len nes X rnflax exenin inin Ifilv sion serve 41 addit communities, : ar o wclling I ' r gr x Bhd IU te ld d es Us Q 5 l 'r L stauasthehomeof Od 3 a e HU l 'll' aucaleand a tow they t on si ac s r 1902 3 C0mPCflY1R HPDUCHY nd Sedcglia Schroeder of and m Om 1, IIIIII MII IIIIIIIIII plicated that proced items th 0 ey s ollecte n ff ax it-it ummm The MidW9Si9ffl SEIUEIAPI d II 1 Ie house ed ru Q i t n IIIII IITIIIIII sion Co., an affilif ew la 'ed an, ter or a bathro 5' ,elnppln ,agp rllf,..,,,t 061566 Gas Trans- '9 bulk of ewton f r ii an north ani in has applied to 000 esla ister when he pushed asi IUPYPIW 'P W h the Same CUP Q 'l to Chafffl - a edroom to see if anvthing P' an, , ing' X'J, ,fa' 1,,:l open ewlon mf' exefu to the floor Behind 4 twins ending , ,I qbomdlqlfef i u curtain a F 11 amI wma t none Rr IIIIII MW Prnpela UTP TANK? H Xl' le md mg glass door le ' Om s mlai 4la!lK13 pietipitation 'X H595 fl-H' of treasures an in 1 The sisters daughters of Er Uf'1 Y' If U Ut' nest Sthroeder a pioneer inxen Wn:f,: f'L: of farm equipment arcumu s -an nf rherrr-uni. fl- , , . Q - l 1-. ,S ' L . - Q tl, tdi- - - ' . I - - I H p ' ' ' . e ct ' 4 I , ri ' . . . , . I, I I . , I ' ,' ' . . ' Ha V , I I I , ' I i , th , of . y, - ' . . . , ,. i , i a , Cl v , ' l n ti ' , I ' ' I ' 1 V ' J. -,aa ,. -- '1 jf we -H ' , 'fg ., - . . ., i I i - -l , ' ' . ' , , ' 1 I . lf, I II'I ' v ' I 1 I I ' ' ' uh IL I : ' I . ' ' ' l1 . - lI L V ' ' - - 1 ' , ar eilarg I . ay . . .lex A -. it V I A . . . , e ':ts. ' ' h ' g ' 1 at Q I A V pl -.IP-I - q I ll I' l . l - ' ' 2' I' itll, l l 'l I U' ' I . ,en 1 II , - p - ' i N ts - '. - - ' ' 'et ,' U I tl , I Y- '.g ' ,. .. A - - -. l l a 4 D' - . r th ' ' . ni , ,-I ' U' , ' . i 1' h lin Ist ' l ' -' A ' I lhe excltn lt p i go le 'g' L., 0 . . n v - ll'I 1 --e th i . l , ' ily - th . HI x 0 I 9 I D l - , ,, ni it - t ai im - - . l'I' I h g .- - ' I . - a ix ntl' 1 i 3 -. it.,Iran- II ' ' 1 l i tw ' d tes o of e 1'-l' ' 1 II' ' Held Ou . ' - . giei - VH ' -'f t, ,Stl abs 'Ill-i' 'fit ' 1 -- , e - ' ITS t f' ' .1 imi mi 2. . -im an iui I - r ., 1 a 'ic, er - . 'l n 'iyi i ' : K 'G ck- h 0 If V ' inld m I h et E gg H Ii 1'uI ata -C I -- ' V , 'v H. .re .Ii , 4 , .., ' . . , ' ' ' 5 517' .. ' 1 -i if ,G it is i I 1 - ff td- or if' F- fra' ' . i I - .-i 'c ' ' 56 ll d - 2-lr -74-1 'H , , . ii f. at silent, ' ifin the ' -e ,. ,, I I ' no anim-' if I I -L l I ll' ' ll , S' N oun - - tro tl' i .4 'i 'the - . - - ' .--er .. S' , : ' -. , -1 , , I ,I l I rl' . L llllp blai 241 ml:'y'- ' - - .- ' , . ation rw- int 2 -' ' ' the is ' . atI.I ,. a, . , l -- t H : 1 ,.. ,,' ' J, 'O ' . . or ri. I I . y I I-1 . . :uf i., I I , I asf- I, III ANNUAL SERVICE The King's Crown annual has been in existence since two years after the opening of our school. This group, y and Thursday in rooms 414 and 514. led by Miss Mary Gaunt and Miss Joan Bartelsen, meets on Tuesda Miss Gaunt meets in room 414 with the students who take care of homerooms, features, faculty, and senior pictures, while Miss Bartelsen meets in room 514 with the students who take care of sports, activities, and opening and division pages. The editors-in-chief for this year are Rosemary Beck and Marian Spindler. 80 3 413' KING'S PAGE STAFF Printer's ink and deadlines haunt this aspiring group of young journalists who are under the direction of Miss Elaine Steiger and Mrs. Sylvia Shimon. Editor-in-chief, Mary Ann Trimmel, stamps her feet and pulls her hair to make sure her staff produces eight issues a semester. 81 3 2 g x P 2 3 E ? 5 Q E Q 5 Z E ,- 5 s 5 Qu 2 Q1 3 S S if I i 3 i Q Q 5 5 V 21 Top Row-Ray Stork, Mike Peters, George Steger, Wayne Finger, Carol Knaebe, Nancy Schroeder, Keith Bernd, John Eimermann. Third Row-Miss Jahren, Judy Maulberg, Arleen Mayzik, Grant Meier, David Saichek, Thomas Mueller, John Erd, Karyl Berdelman. Second Row-Nancy Fuchs, Penny Pelnar, Carole Rowe, Gloria Reinhardt, Diane Witte, Carolyn Behling, Carol Zingsheim, June Pinter. First Row-Carl Wiling, Linda Ondrejka, Carol Schaefer, Ruth Falconer, Nancy Feuerstahler, Sandy Salinger, Janice Sig- mund, Dorothy Belter, Judy Schroeder. A-CHOIR Top Row-June Anderson, Darryl Hinz, Carlo Spicciati, King Coles, Robert Koscierski, Dennis Witte, Gary Eigenfeld, Ida Carstensen. Third Row-Ted Ciardo, Anne Henningsen, Miriam Sintak, Claire Bisset, Karen Mathias, Kenneth Lein, Judith Laverenz, Dorothy Harkbarth. Second Row-Sharon Miota, Dorothy Wendt, Barbara Drew, Richard Schultz, Lynne Rosenquist, William Pittenger, Betty Rauchschwalb, Monte Prange. First Row-Donna Coons, Carol Bartelt, Mary Balistreri, Sharon Boll, Patricia Trevisan, Lois Pipkorn, Karen Wachs, Erica Redmann, Sandra Jefferies. 85 S if 1 V X z ' ORCHESTRA Top Row-William Tews, Earl Witte, John Cohen, Darryl Hinz, Charles Bruhn, Kenneth Lein, Betty Carstensen. Third Row-Jerry Eigenfeld, Richard Rogge, Thomas Nelsen, Gail Murphy, Kirsten Borg, Carol Larson, Leroy Acker- mann, Sharon Mussett. Second Row-Tom Morago, Diana Weber, Lynne Scherbarth, Kathryn Neumann, Prudence Schmidt, Carolyn Behling, Donna Dobbs. First Row-Jack Jensen, Adolph Pollman, Jo Ann Williams, Sandra Matthews, Patricia Woftowicz, Carter Denniston, Ruth Falconer, Dorothy Beijer. BAND Top Row-Philip Dettmann, Larry Doege, Michael Pauly, Rhody Megal, Richard Rogge, Richard Meihsner, Darlene Jonen, Gail Jurphy, Lynne Scherbarth. Fourth Row-Ed Eigenfeld, William Pohl, George Decker, Raymond Gross, Diana Weber, Thomas Gallign, Robert Krauss, Barbara Roberts. Third Row-Steve Wanta, Tom Tomashek, Janet Schmalz, Diane Bailey, Ann Leuch, Blaine Swarthout, Carolyn Holtz, Jean Garbe. Second Row-Judith Fleming, Richard Senft, Susan Landgraf, Joan Mayes, Lynne Rosenquist, Carolyn Behling, Margie Lane, Kathryn Neumann, Judy Likey. Bottom Row-Dianne Davis, Pat Allison, Linda Stevenson, Janice Sigmund, Gail Billeb, Nancy Pederson, Arlene Wendt, Patty Lou Gooler, Richard Schultz. 87 was T? 'E 'W ART SERVICE The art service group serves the aft department and the entire school. These are the ones who are called upon to keep teacher's name plates in order, put up school posters, paint scenery for the stage, mount prints and other material for the reference file, arrange exhibits in art rooms, and do whatever else that would require artistic ability. But not all is fun, for they are caught many a time scrubbing sinks and keeping the art rooms nice and tidy. F.T.A. F.T.A. meets eigth hour every other Tuesday under the direction of Mr. Eugene Hackett, Miss Marie Ingram, and Miss Brunhilde Fleer. The purpose of the F.T.A. is to learn about the opportunities in teaching and to cultivate the qualities essential in a good teacher. F.T.A. is a service group which performs a new and special tutoring service for the school. Ofhcers for this year are: President, Mary Ann Schieldg Vice President, Nancy Fuchsg Secretary, Carla Bastjang Treasurer, Joanne Krabbeg Historian, Carolyn Behling. 88 ,, E 9 , 3352 W Q T3 , : , ' ww VE' 3 0669 ,v H. was 415 W' Q :I 11, 1:...,V L-A. .sts 3' 9 3 C K CLUB The Club consists of those boys who have earned a letter in some varsity sport and those girls who have earned a letter in cheerleading. This group meets Wednesdays during the eighth hour or on call under the direction of Mr. Stanley Hanks. This club was organized in order to form better acquaintances with letter winners from all sports, to enable letter winners to carry on certain activities pertaining to athletics, and to present letter winners before the public in such a manner that they are a credit to the school, the community and especially themselves. ALLIED Youth is the backbone of our country and Allied Youth helps to make sure that this backbone is strong. Coach Wally Dreyer, Coach Dick Krueger and Coach Bob Neubauer are the sponsors of this group. n 90 STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council is an organization which represents the student body of the school. Each semester every homeroom elects a representative. The Council has officers which are: President, Tom Groeschalg Vice President, Tom Kingg Secretary, Elizabeth Szentes, and Treasurer, Judy Kolterjohn. The advisors are Mr. Fillmore Laun and Miss Barbara Gibson. The Council meets every Wednesday in the library 8th hour. YOUTH The coaches meet with this championship group every fourth Thursday. Speakers on the effects of drink- ing and smoking are invited to the meeting to teach the members the right morals. 91 PHOTOS RAPHERS V Q - : ..,:::N 1 EZZ' 6 wk , k S1 rg , W E lb 6 , ..,.,.,.. y N ' 'g an -' Af -7 5 - f2A W' 'E : 5, i . W 4 , 'fzf Eizzzii T ,.:,,. 12::2 QE: f is ff-fy Q' in W J-if r ' ' 22:5 q ,ji y cffff 4: 1 1- O 'I ,gr Us ww' K, QW W wwf riff ,. EE:E, In L.....a XEJIEEEZL 4' ' gp, .....,,A lil 4 E 9-X 'A A '-r-. -3, 4 is an lk is 4 1 VXXHEWN f . lf 2 ff ' .4 ix. ,X is-v an ., t W 11 W QI. :kgnfgi W? P .LW . X5--, . J Z ' x.::E1f2f:e.:'fI . ,ff V ,,, , x 534 8 I . S CROWN PLAYERS Crown Players meet every Tuesday at 5:20 to play and toil so we can enjoy such tremendous productions as Annie Get Your Gun. Miss Catherine Miller has the opportunity to shape these fine actors into the really great talent which they display so well. 94 PRINCIPAL CHARACTERS ANNIE GET YOUR GUN Annie Get Your Gun was a rich romantic story with all the color and zest of a real wild west show. This exciting comedy was full of cowgirls, Indins, shooting, and scalping. Its beautiful scenery and colorful costumes were the hnal touches for this spectacular and hilarious production, presented on November 18 and 19. The story was built around Annie, a back-woods girl, whose only ambition was to raise her lovable little brother and sisters, and to hunt quail--that is, until she met Frank Butler, a handsome young wild west show performer. We give our thanks to the director, Miss Catherine Miller, for making it possible for us to see and enjoy such a tremendous production. E Annie Oakley . Dolly Tate . Jessie . . Minnie . . . Tommy Keeler . Pawnee Bill . Frank Butler . . Carol Daniels Sheryll Erdmann . Janet Librizzi Kathy Lowney Ronald Treptow Ronald Kautz . jerry Ziesmer Winnie Tate . Charlie Davenport Little Jake . . Buffalo Bill . Sitting Bull . Foster Wilson . . Karen Wachs . Darryl Hinz Carter Denniston . Art Kandler . . Russ Berg . Dennis Wille une Graduates Drivers , DAVNGM Engineers . x-dl: - ' ' ' - - - ruff!! ror 3- SME 'Wm 10 quahhfd Ship Berne Missxxe .. 451 rermmsp rnen,2x years to 50, or t A -u -yn JOURNAL inxx or part txrne work. Laxxnchxng and Handxxng ragug 'QQEPEXEN Excexxent equipment Eqmpmem Demgn W 5 ' - , , , ' 'e nee A . Q Y ' ' ' ' I . L A Il , is z perxenced xn laundry own hxgh commxssxons' Bxue xgx:5s:tsKrniuxTx ,r ,, nxiht Shxlli marry empxm me Cross,xnsurance,retxre- ' D mm W ms, H' mem WW Mechanxeax Engineers Gmgqnxexzxrziex . 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Anmar Robert Arndt Joan Aspenleiter Carol Bartelt Carla M. Bastjan Jane Baumbach Rosemary Beck Ellen M. Best Marianne Bethke Claire Bisset David Bode Jo Ann Borchers Charles Bruhn Edward Buchholz James M. Carlsen Lennart Carlson Jack Commorato Donna Coons Philip Dettmann Richard Dexter Barbara L. Dick Carol Doss Kathleen Ehlert John H. Eimermann Sally Eisold Judith A. Endlich Sheryll Erdmann Lynn Ferguson Nancy Feuerstahler Sharon Fleming James Freeman David Mathison Patricia Zepf Vice-President Treasurer SCROLL OF HONOR Nancy Fuchs Virginia Gabriel Jean Garbe Glenn Gilbert William Goeldner Inez Gruber Barbara A. Haas Barbara Haessly Richard R. Haskey Marilyn Hass Elaine L. Heisler Diane Henzler Marilyn Heyworth Darryl Hinz Wayne Hochstein Janice Hofbauer Patricia E. Illian Richard Juedes John Kakatsch Carolyn Kalwitz Justine A. Kane Patricia M. Karas Fay Kell Carol M. Kelty Mark Klemann Mary Ann Koch Anita Koeller Judith Kramsky Robert Krauss Sue Kyler Patricia LeBaron Thomas Leidel Kenneth Lein James F. Loebel Jack Loyda Donald D. Maloney Kathleen Malzahn David A. Mathison Karen Matthias Hilmer P. Meisel Nancy Miller Dale W. Mueller Kollinette Muellner Ellen Murphy Arlene L. Nicklas Linda Ondrejka Nancy A. Pahl Larry Palm Jean Papenfus Lee Penniston Barbara E. Plautz Joyce Price Ericka E. Redmann Gloria Reinhardt Mary Ann Renner Lynne R. Rode Jean Rosenquist Ruth Salava Sandra Salinger Rosemary Samuels Judith Sandrock Ernest Schaer Lynne Scherbarth Mary Ann Schield Prudence Schmidt Judith Schroeder Nancy Seidler Charles Smittkamp Sandra Sorum Marian Spindler Robert Stein Sonja Stowe Bernard Tesmer William A. Tews Ronald Thill Rosalie Thirjung Anne J. Toldrian Judith Torti Patricia Trevisan Mary Ann Trimmel Carol Utech Anne Vander Grinten Donalea Vervloet Carol Ann Voigt Karen Wachs Wayne Wagner Robert Walker Susan Walter Diana Weber Lynne Weltzien Jerry Wiesmueller Diane Witte Bonnie Wukstich Patricia Zepf une Graduates Marlene Adams Arlene Albrecht Ifs so funny! An upright, downright, Girls' sports all right gal Pep Club Jacquelyn Adamson Gents prefer blondes G.A.A., Trophy case Pep Club, Annual Jac Amerell Robert Anderson Blue eyes The boy with the Wrest., K Club ventilated convertible Camera Club Golf Calex Anderson Knowledge is power Track Cross Country Berit Anmar Robert Arndt A fair exchange To be or not to be Pep Club Track, Gym Cadet A Choir Hall Cadet Rose Marie Anthuber A rose by any other name isn't the same Joan Aspenleiter Patricia Baldwin Bit o' honey I kid you not Annual, G.A.A. Pep Club Home Ec. Club Cafeteria Marian Bade Cheerfulness is beauty Tennis, Pep Club Bowling Ross Balsom Carla Bastjan Young at heart Lots of perfection Baseball, Track F.T.A. Sec. Cross Country Library Cadet Carol Bartelt Makes smiles count A Choir, Orch. Bowling Sandra L. Baudhuin Rosemary K. Beck Quality beats quantity A rose with no thorns Pep Club, Golf Annual, Gym Cadet Sports Booster Pep Club, H.R. Treas. Jane F. Baumbach Kind to everything she touches Pep Club, Lib. Aid Dawn Becker Orlean Emma Beier A striking person Trustworthy gal Bowling Pep Club Gym Cadet Roger Beckwith Silence is golden Band 1 N l i June A. Thomas Bell Ellen Marie Best Bell on the ball Que chica graciosa Chess Club G.A.A., Drama Baseball Span. Club Keith Bernd If pleasure flew, he would follow A Choir Donald N. Bethke Norman A. Beyer The Duke from King Skates his cares away Homeroom Pres. H.R. vice-president Hall Cadet Marianne Bethke Belle of the ball Band, Pep Club A Choir John Bischof Lois K. Bittner A willing helper Good-natured gal a true friend PCP Club, G-A-A Homeroom Treas. Claire Bisset Pretty, popular Pix King's Page, F.T.A. Annual, Dramatics David H. Bode Jo Ann Borchers Carefree fellow A friend to all Hall Cadet, Aud. Swimming, Bowling Cadet, Library Gym Cadet, Pep Club Kenneth A. Bohlmann The great pretender K Club, Hall Cadet Cross Country Sharon J. Braden Kaye Breunig The Laughing One The swimming champ Swimming, Pep Club Sandra Breen Her Irish eyes are always smiling Pep Club Gail E. Brigham Geraldine Brown Always on her toes Bright and cheerful Annual, Girls' Glee Pep Club, Cadet H.R. Sec., Bowl. James A. Bronner A closed mouth catches no flies Metal Shop Cadet Charles A. Bruhn Judith Bublitz Butcher Boy A friendly smile, Band, Hall Cadet a gracious way Orchestra S.C., Swimming Richard Brunelli A real gentleman Band, Gym Cadet Photography Club Graduates Edward R. Buchholz Janice Carlson Happy Wanderer Short but sweet Amateur Radio, Pub. Tumbling Visual Aids, Band Pep Club James M. Carlsen Certain of Success Social Committee A.Y., Baseball Lennart Carlson Karen Christensen Paddle, please! My kingdom for horses Hall Cadet Swimming, UB Choir Pep Club Franklin Cheek Right in all details Student Council Gym Cadet, Pub. Jack Ccmmorato John Cullen King's Rock Hudson Young man with the Track, Dramatics horn Broadcast Workshop Band Donna Coons A willing worker: a helping hand A Choir, Annual Joan L. Darling Yvonne C. DePetro Darling, isn't she? Bullseye every time Pep Club Bowling, Archery Pep Club James L. Dean Rebel with a cause Philip Dettmann Barbara L. Dick Sigh no more, girls Friendliness Assured Band, Tennis Pep Club A.F.S. Richard Dexter Leader of fellowship Soc. Committee Cadet Service Suzanne Dietz Jean A. Draeger Sweet Sue Sharp and witty Gym Cadet Pep Club Carol Doss Golden Girl King's Page, S.C. Annual, Home Ec. Jean M. Drewniak George A. Duecker Didn't I just see you? That's real George Pep Club, G.A.A. Band Cadet Joan M. Drewniak No, that was me! G.A.A. l i June Duane Dziengel Ronald Eigenfeld Does much paper work Dark and mysterious Publications Locker Cadet Chess Club Hall Cadet Kathleen Ehlert Has a natural charm Testing Service Broad, Workshop John Eimermann .lean Ellingboe All around athlete Genteel in person Wrestling, A Choir B Choir, Cadet Football, K Club Swim., Pep Club Sally Eisold A friend to all Drama, Bowling Hall Cadet Judith Endlich Sheryll Erdmann Attractive as a The world's a stage magnet Drama, Cadet Cadet, Bowling Annual, Pep Club Donald Engelbert Loquaciously taciturn, what? Service Club Velta Feldmanis Nancy Feuerstahler Always busy as Just call me Tex! a beaver G.A.A., A Choir H.R. Service Student Council Lynn M. Ferguson Anyone for a tutor? F,T.A., Bowling G.A.A. Sharon Fleming Jon Freudenthal Sugar and spice Never has a dull S.C., Hall Cadet moment G,A.A., Library Hall Cadet James Freeman Sports-minded Baseball, K Club Football, Gym Cadet Nancy M. Fuchs Josephine Fuss Boston Pops talent Never a frown found A Choir, F.T.A. Pep Club, Hall Cadet Orchestra, S.B. Homeroom Service James Fuhr What's his line? Cars Virginia Gabriel Lawrence Gares Fairest friend Quiet and Likable Pep Club, Bowling Auditorium Cadet Annual, B Choir Jean Garbe She was a phantom of delight Band Graduates Kenneth Greifenhagan Annette Geiger He is above us all Roaring redhead Baseball, Cadet B Choir, G.A.A. Homeroom Service Pep Club Adrian Geiger Black denim trousers and motorcycle boots Hall Cadet Arlene Geiger William T. Goeldner Delightful to know Man behind the camera Pep Club, Bowling Publications Study Hall Cadet Photography Glenn Wm. Gilbert A better friend you'll never find Annual, S. B. Maryln L. Griffin Raymond Gross Some think she's Where words fail quiet music speaks H.R. Sec., G.A.A. Band John N. Groff A man with ambition Cadet Service Warren Grossmann Barbara Haas Jolly good fellow Always happy Hall Cadet Annual, G.A.A. Cadet, H.R. Sec. Inez M. Gruber A real gem Social Committee S.C., Publications Barbara J. Haessly Kathy Halverson Her smile tells all Try to beat her Library, Drama Homeroom Pres. B Choir Cadet Sharon Hallett Angel pie Pep Club, Cadet ' Annual, Bowling Daryle A. Hanke Marilyn Hass Good nature preceeds Likely to be liked all virtues Pep Club, H.R. Sec. Pep Club, Library Hall Cadet, Annual Richard R. Haskey Always can be heard Amateur Radio Broadcast Workshop Sterling Haverfleld Elaine Heisler' A sterling character Chases gloom away Football, K Club Student Council Gym Cadet Pep Club Judy Hays A true friend in deed Pep Club, Bowling G.A.A. June Sandra Hendricks Diane Henzler Always laughing The noble are good Band, G.A.A. Swimming Marjorie Henning A friend in need Pep Club Carroll Herrmann June Hillier Loves to be on wheels Ever of thee I'm Swimming fondly dreaming Pep Club Orchestra, Swim. Marilyn Heyworth Sports enthusiast G.A.A., A.Y. Swimming Darryl Hinz Janice Hofbauer And hear the stormy Are you with me? music in the drums Cheerleader, G.A.A. Band, Golf, S.C. Annual, K Club Wayne Hochstein Strong, silent type Football, Hall Cadet Wrestling Lynne Hollnbacher Carol A. Horwath Pleasantness personified Diamonds are a girl's Bowling, G.A.A. best friend Pep Club Kenneth Hollnagel Never judge a rod by its outside appearance Homeroom Service Arlene Huebner Terrence W. Huxhold Personality plus All American athlete Homeroom Sec. Football, K Club Pep Club Wrestling, Track Alyce Mae Huenhold Is it 3:15 yet? Annual Patricia E. Illian Gail Jelferies Service before self Admired everywhere Publications Health Suite Cadet Pep Club Barbara J armuz Work alone is noble Pep Club Gym Cadet l . ' Neil F. Jensen Richard Juedes Littlest said is Hole in one soonest mended K Club, Cadet Homeroom Service Golf John A. Jonovic Jiv-a-Niv is the name 104 Graduates John Kakatsch Justine A. Kane Tennis is his raquet Equal to any situation Photography Pep Club Tennis Carolyn Kalwitz Wisdom is the principal thing Bookstore A Patricia M. Karas Robert Katzer Wisdom always lingers Quiet, but oh so Annual, Bowling nice Visual Aids Marie Karras Quiet but appreciated Span. Club Pres. Drama, Pep Club Roger Kaufman William R. Kellet A sporty chap Ask me no questions Track, K Club Hall Cadet Cross Country Fay L. Kell Nothing beats wisdom Visual Aids, Pep Club, Broad. Work John A. Kellett Roland Kirchhoff Little but mighty Everybody's friend Homeroom service Cadet, S.B. Tennis Carol M. Kelty She entered a stranger and left a friend Pep Club Jacqueline Klauser Mary Ann Koch Here's color and Busy here and there sparkle Hall Cadet, Pep Club Pep Club, G.A.A. Swimming, H.R. Sec. Mark Klemann As swift as Mercury Cross Country K Club, Vis. Aids Anita Koeller Sheila D. Kohn Das Beste A happy manner G.A.A., Drama Pep Club, A.Y. Pep Club, H.R. Pres. Homeroom service Lane Koepke Quiet but nice K Club Ione Rose Koscinski Judith M. Kramsky Just call me Rusty A finger in every pie Pep Club Annual, G.A.A. Swimming Cadet, Pep Club Joanne C. Krabbe Country Girl F,T.A. Treas. Bowling, G.A.A. June Barbara A. Kraus Robert Krauss Sunshine all the way Ripe in wisdom is he Pep Club, H.R. Treas. Band, Cadet, Chess Club, Service Club Ronald Krause One with a job has a place in this world Wood Shop Cadet Theodore J. Kreuser Earl Kuester Silence is golden Firm, quiet, and Service Club dignified A Choir June Kroening Everybody loves redheads Swimming, Bowling John Kuge Sue Kyler His wits brightened Old books are best many a class Bookstore B Wrestling, S.B. Pep Club Leonhard Kuhn Sprechen Sie Deutsch? Elaine E. Lange Judith Laverenz Zippy is her name Quiet but friendly Ser. Club, F.T.A. Swim., Bowling Pep Club, Bowl. Pep Club Dixie LaSusa Dreams are interludes Swim., Pep Club Bowling, Cadet Patricia LeBaron Thomas Leidel An expressive smile Our Hero Pep Club, Annual Basketball, S.C. Pub. Council K Club, Cadet Loretta Lee Future stenographer Archery, Pep Club, Bowling Kenneth H. Lein Darlene Lennartz A lover of music A smile for everyone UA Choir, Band Pep Club Orch., Announcer Study Hall Cadet Carol B. Leipold Sometimes late but she gets there Pep Club, Swimming James Loebel Donald A. Loose Breaking the atom He is not dead Library Cadet but sleepeth Hall Cadet Hall Cadet, Track Sybil Loescher Oh, I don't know Dramatics Visual Aids Graduates Jack C. Loyda Donald D. Maloney Jack of all trades Big in many ways K Club, Basketball K Club, Cadet Football, Baseball Football Mgr. Ronald Ludwig He lives content and envies none Kathleen Malzahn David A. Mathison Busy B in Bookstore B Does the impossible Bookstore B Tennis, Band F.T.A., Cadet Visual Aids Fay Mason Mirror of courtesy Pep Club A.Y. Robert Matowitz Donna Maurina Never a worry or care She who laughs, lasts Study Hall Cadet Pep Club Gym Cadet ' . ' ' Karen N. Matthias A blond beauty S.C. Sec., G.A.A. A Choir, Bowling Richard Meihsner Nancy L. Miller Really on the ball A busy King reporter Tennis, Band S.C., King's Page K Club Pep Club Hilmer P. Meisel Man of thinking Drama, Cadet Chess Club Wayne L. Miller Dale W. Mueller Californian import Good-humor man Band Visual Aids Donna Mueller Her hair matches the sunshine of her smile Annual, Pep Club Thomas E. Mueller Ellen Murphy Always in good humor Sweet and kind A Choir, A.Y. Drama, Pep Club Art Ser., G.A,A. Kollinette Muellner Anything to help Publications Library Cadet Arlene L. Nicklas Carol E. Nuernberg Music and she agree Pretty, blue-eyed gal Pep Club, H.R. Sec. Bowling, Annual Orch., Bowling Vis. Aids, Archery Kurt O. Nielsen A long way from home Photography Hall Cadet, A.F,S. xi AX sal sf gk! :sf June Linda Ondrejka Douglas Paeglow As cute as they come He'll be sailing A Choir, F.T.A. the high seas Library Cadet, S.C. Visual Aids Keith O. Ott He att to succeed Football, Track Wrestling Nancy A. Pahl Larry Palm Bright eyes Likes hard work Visual Aids Hall Cadet, Gym Cade1 G.A.A. Study Hall Cadet Barbara Pahlish Fair of face and full of grace Pep Club .Terry E. Pankonen Robert Parks Always full of fun Stevens Point's loss K Club Vice Pres. was our gain Track, Hall Cadet Jean Papenfus Is happiest smiling B Choir, Pep Club Testing Service Barbara Paulsen Lee Penniston I don't like it He aims for success Bowling, Pep Club Track, K Club Cross Country, S.C. Helaine C, Pechmann Dimples Marlene A. Pera David Peterson Keep them laughing See ya later, 'gator G.A.A., Bowling Amateur Radio Swim., Pep Club Civil Defense Michael A. Peters Always jolly, always kind A Choir, Cadet Donald R. Petzold Barbara A. Plautz Quiet, earnest and Madison is her goal sedate Hall Cadet, Bowling Library Cadet Crown Players Sharon Piechura A disposition kind and sweet Annual, G.A,A. Wayne P'inska Monte Prange We never have too Variety's the spice much of a good thing of life Basketball, Drama A Choir, Wrest. Sandra Ploetz Pleasing personality Swimming, F.T.A. Girls' Glee Graduates Joyce K. Price Barbara Raute Musical treat A gal to remember A.Y. Sec., Orch. Pep Club Cheerleader Richard Rauch King's boy flattop Football K Club Florence Raymond Marcia Regall Shares her friendliness A kind we all like Pep Club BOWlil'lg Pep Club Ericka Redmann Makes warm friends A Choir, Drama Patricia Regal! Calvin T. Rempert She'll bowl you over I take to the open Bowling road Pep Club Golf Gloria Reinhardt No ninth hour, please Annual, F.T.A. A' Choir, G.A.A. Mary Ann Renner Lois Rivest Happy all the day True art lives long Hall Cadet Annual Pep Club Art Service Kent R. Reukema Progressive and impressive Wrestling, Cadet Lynne R, Rode Deanna Roehsler Confusing but amusing The kind we all like H.R. Treas., Hall Cadet Dramatics Annual, Pub. Coun. Cadet Kent W. Roehr Always smiling Football, K Club Cadet, H.R. Pres. Dennis Rohan Richard Ruhe Glasses are a sign of Better late than a distinguished man never Hall Cadet Jean Rosenquist Happy-go-lucky gal Annual, Dramatics G.A.A., Lib. Aid Ruth J. Salava Rosemary Samuels Doctor's helper Successful in all G.A,A., Pep Club Visual Aids, G.A.A. Library Cadet Cadet, Testing Ser. Sandra Salinger Petite and sweet A Choir, H.R. Treas. Annual June Judy D. Sandrock Ernest Schaer Much funniness Every bit a gentleman Library Cadet, A.Y. K Club, Hall Cadet Pep Club, Gym Cadet H.R. Pres. Photo. Neil Sasse Men of few words are the best men Judith A. Schaff Lynne Scherbarth She's not as quiet Few are like her as she looks Annual, Announcer H.R. Service Cadet, Music Ser. Jack Schatfner Better late than never K Club Mary Ann M. Schield James A. Schmidt Gladly will she teach All around good fellow F.T.A. Pres. Football Page, Vis. Aids Track, Golf Carol Schlough Open my ears to music B Choir, Pep Club Prudence Schmidt John Schnapp Music is the poetry Intellectual of the air man-about-town Band , Ronald J. Schmidt Always as friendly as can be Terry R. Schneeweis Barbara Schroeder A friendly fellow Likeable gal Defense Cadet Hall Cadet Annual, Bowling Don Schneider From care I'm free Varsity Football Hall Cadet Judith A. Schroeder Gerald Schultz Famous for fun Highlight is his hair A Choir, S.C. Track, Hall Cadet Pep Club Wrestling, S.B. Ronette Schulkewitz Always a friend Pep Club, H.R. Sec. Swimming, Cadet Joan Schwartz Arthur H. Seegert Life is a comedy An easy-going fellow Bowling, G.A.A. Amateur Radio, A.Y. Pep Club Cadet, Sports Boost. Paul J. Schwarz World looks easy to conquer from a height Visual Aids Graduates Nancy Seidler Arthur A. Skalitzky One sweeter is rare Muscular mechanic Student Council Print Shop Cadet Library, Hall Cadet Gymnastics, H.R.O. Alan P. Sherwin He's just another sure win Carolyn Smith Lois Snyder She carries a Good luck go smile for all with thee Pep Club Pep Club, G.A.A., Bow Charles Smittkamp Always has a joke Cadet, Student Council Track, Wrestilng Anthony Sorcic La Verne Spiering Brevity is the soul A sweeter gal is of wit hard to find Gymnastics, S.B. Pep Club Sandra Sorum What is worth doing is worth doing well Annual, Pub. Coun. Marian Spindler George O. Steger The highest of distinction The fellow in the Ford is service to others Cadet, H.R. Oiiicer Annual, G.A.A. A Choir Pres. Sandra Spredemann A fair exterior is a silent recommendation G.A.A., Pep Club C Robert G. Stein Gary Stephen A man among men Man of many moods V. Football, Golf Track, Soc. Comm. Cadet, K Club Hall, Gym Cadet Audrey Steinke Beautiful, beautiful brown eyes Pep Club, G.A.A. Sonja Stowe Joanne Sukalich Serena Fair Cover Girl Annual, F.T.A. Pep Club, Annual A.Y., Dramatics Bowling Marlene D. Strobl Full of sunshine Cadet, Pep Club Mary Ann Sumter Carol Teggatz Always ready to help The Dreamer Pep Club Pep Club Sandra R. Techel Always has a smile Pep Club, A.Y. Girls' Glee Club June Bernard J. Tesmer William Tews Our Eddie Matthews Hard to beat Baseball, K Club Baseball, Orchestra Hall Cadet, Gym Cadet Wrestling, K Club Gary Tessmann It's a woman's world Soc. Comm., Cadet Drama, H.R. Pres. Charles Theis Ronald J. Thill The legal figure man Still waters run deep Sports Booster Hall, Usher Cadet Gym Cadet Lab. Cadet Marcy Ann Thelen Sweet attractive gal Annual Service Sports Booster Rosalie Thirjung Anne Toldrian Scalpel, sponge . . . Strike up the band Swimming Majorette, G.A.A. Pep Club Orchestra, A.Y. Earl Tiegs The Quiet Man Judith Torti Patricia Trevisan The artistic touch Ready for fun Soc. Comm., Swim. A Choir Annual, G.A.A. Allied Youth Jeanette Traeder Unpredictable red A Choir, Pep Club Gym Cadet Mary Ann Trimmel Carol Utech Headline material She rambles in King's Page editor her Rambler S.C., G.A.A., F.T.A. Health Suite, Pep Club Donna L. Twigg Adorable Artist Art Service Pep Club Linda Vana Charles Vertal Hitch your wagon A rolling stone to a star gathers no moss Pep Club, Bowling Anne Vander Grinten Take a letter, please H.R. Treas., S.C. Pep Club Donalea Vervloet Carol Ann Voigt Gal with the answers Loves a good time Testing Cadet Cafe. mgr., Cadet F.T.A., Pub. Comm. Pep Club Rodger Voelker Healthy, wealthy and wise cracking 112 Graduates Joan A. Volkmann Karen Wachs Small the subject, Her song is paradise not so the praise AU Choir, Tennis Archery, Pep Club Dramatics, F.T.A. Robert Voss We know him little: this little is good Band Geraldine Wagner Robert Walker Always a good sport Please play us a tune G.A.A. Pres. Band, Chem. Club Gym Cadet, Hall Cadet Movie Cadet Wayne H. Wagner Math is his line Aud. Cadet, K Club Math Scholarship Susan Walter Allan Weber Eloise likes pizza A friend to all Cheerleader, S.C. Hall Cadet Annual, G.A.A. H.R. vice-pres. Judith Waranka Oh, is he cute! F.T.A., Pep Club A.Y., Pub. Service Diana Weber Diane Werhane A musical Miss The sky is her goal Band, Orch. Bowling, Pep Club Swim., Pep Club Cadet, Swimming Lynne Weltzien Loves to teach Library Aid, F.T.A. Pep Club, Annual Marjorie A, Wesenberg Betty Wick Mostly Margie A good sport Pep Club, Pub. Bowling, Pep Club Social Comm. B Choir Larry P. Whipple Never a dull moment Homeroom Officer Hall Cadet Hanna Wieden Dennis Witte As sweet as she Golden voiced athlete is useful Football, K Club Treas Track, A Choir Jerry Wiesmueller A golden toe Football, H.R. Pres. K Club Pres., Cadet Diane Marie Witte Bonnie Wukstich Sail on and on Sunny as her smile Pep Club, Swim. Annual Service A Choir, Drill Team Pep Club, A.Y. Earl Witte A clever bass man Orchestra Sports Booster, A.Y. rv- Carol A. Zeller She'll paint a pretty future for herself Pep Club Carolyn Zingler What care I for worry, work, or trouble? Gym Cadet, Pep Club NOT PICTURED Donald Neuendorf Life's a game of chance Golf P' a gln emurmm Beverly Sandgren June 7, 1938 - May 22, 1955 114 Patricia Zepf A cheerful leader Cheerleader, S.C Drama., Annual Earl Ziebell Be merry and wise Wrest., H.R. Pres. Sports Booster Carol A. Zingsheim Type il up Bowling, A Choir Drama., H.R.O. Judith Rogers Sweet and gentle Pep Club Jim Carlsen Dave Mathison Dick Czernicki John Kuge jerry Pankonen Gary Tessmann KING QUEEN Tom Leidel Lynne Scherbarth APRIL IN PARIS April 28, 1956 Court of Honor Sharon Fleming Sue Walter Marge Wesenberg Pat Zepf Nancy Scheftell Diane Powell Dennis Witte Al lwersen Steve Wanta Roger Norbeck jim Lutz John Eimermann George Steger Diane Witte Carolyn Meitz Sybil Friedel jackie Wertschnig Diane Krebs Mary Vogel Sandy Reiss I H 24 1 i 1 8 H ,J E E 5 -, M1-1 - A - u ---- W' h - 1-'ui fn fvwl-:MW V - NW-f-km www 5 S 2 2 .1 J Q 'Q Z 3 3 E E, Q 3 E 5 K u E I S I What's it used for? 1 b A. O. Smith line pipe serves in thousands of miles of pipe line '. . . conveys natural gas to homes and industry. 2 a A. O. Smith welding machines speed production of metal products of every description 1 at low cost. 3 c A. O. Smith petroleum meters contribute remarkable accu- racy to the measuring of liquid A petroleum products. 4 b America's leading glass-lined 5 water heaters - Permaglas 5 - are made by A. O. Smith and proved rustproof in over 2 2,500,000 homes. 2 These products, and many more, built TEST YOUR IO. ' CAN YOU IDENTIFY THESE USEFUI. PRODUCTS ? I I 14 g I fr' I , 'K' I L .4f , 's 9' I :Ti This product is used for . . . I 2. This product is used for . lal tiring artillery shells I lal joining metals lbl transporting natural gas I lbl hospital x-ray lcl viewing the stars ici commercial laundering by A. O. Smith, help keep America - I 9 strong and prosperous. g I ,' I ll ' sg-f E Through research I ' . . .a better way . 0 I . I , W . I . . 3. This product is used for . . . : 4. This product is used for lol controlling temperatures I lal compressing air lbl filtering gases I lbl heating water MILWAUKEE 1, WISCONSIN lcl metering liquid petroleum I ici manufacturing soap 11 plants in New York, New lersey, Pennsylvania, j5ig.,g gjf ' i ?3f i -' Ohio, Wisconsin, Illinois, Texas and California ,QQ-151332Z-12 'f-Qj'jI-:jiij,,:ij- 1 - P ,.,g.,gq: .. International Division: Milwaukee 1 ' ' FOR EVERY BANKING SERVICE AIIOII-BIKIIII9 2803 N. Teutonic Avenue The Friendly Bank Quality Control MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM 120 For the Finest in Italian Food Everybody Stops at GIUSEPPEYS PIZZARIA I I A L 9 HALIAN SIYI, f O The Best in Town We Specialize in . . . Spaghetti Dinners Ravioli Sandwiches Chicken and Shrimp Assorted Sandwiches Enjoy your food in our air conditioned dining room Phone These Numbers for Orders to TAKE OUT LO 2-7420 - CO. 4-9924 3407 N. GREEN BAY AVENUE We Are Open Daily at 3:30, Seven Days a Week VAN ROY'S FOOD MARKET Fancy Meats, Poultry, Groceries The Best Dressed Boys Buy Their Suits and Furnishings at FREE DELIVERY PALACE CLOTHING CO. Phone Concord 4-2707 HOLL FLOWERS Complete New Line of Students' Suits and Furnishings Comer 20th and Teumnic HI 5-5522 Hollywood Dry Goods Store City Wide Specialty Construction 3827 N h G B A on reen oy venue Installation of Tile Board and Marlite, l0CUSf2-1931 Masonite 8. Panelyte Counter 81 Sink Top Coverings, Porch Enclosures, Store Fronts, Cabinet Making, Office Partitions, KETTERQS PHARMACY 3735 North Green Bay Avenue General Building Construction and Repairs Commercial and Residential, 121 You, Education, and Industry.. . Partners in a Bright Tomorrow One of the greatest opportunities facing Amer- ica today is the preparation of qualified leaders for tomorrow . . . and there's every indication that the right combination for accomplishing this is rapidly taking shape. First, there's you - and the growing number of alert young people like you upon whom any successful venture in the future must be built. Then, there are our schools and teachers-an educational system that right now is doing such a fine job of adjusting itself to increasing en- rollments and constantly changing subject matter. Newest member of the team is industry, which is becoming ever more aware of its responsi- bility by providing grants, scholarships, on-the- job training, classroom aids and other educa- tional help. Allis-Chalmers is happy to be a part of this partnership in a better, brighter tomorrow. One of the latest visual aids to education prepared by Allis-Chalmers is this 12- page, illustrated booklet, The Story of Power Gen- eration, Al.l.ls-cHAl.m:ns Q 2 Coeegmizelezfiom H H HI m E H S m I I H' W 5 Hummfufn cn, 2 MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN ef 2 1956 Pnlrlfrfns Zum 7956 King! Zuma 7a:4eKmq'e Sm,f,e,,e, wed the I It New ufus King tion of the -,Q I Rin The Pv0d1IIelm'e6I FIIWSI Nineteen 21 5 Crown If If Mandel Company 1319 NORTH THIRD STREET, MILWAUKEE 12, VVISCONSIN 75 Congratulations to the Class of 1956 if It has been a pleasure to make your photographs tor the King's Crown ii? Lobby Floor 1 LAINSON STUDIOS, I Bankers Building 208 East Wisconsin Aven 124 THE FALK IIURPURATIUN LIEPE PHARMACY 3250 North Green Boy Avenue Phone FRankIin 2-1771 BAUER SHOE STORE Features Shoes for the Entire Family 3707 N. Teutonia Ave. UP 3-3430 Westfahl Plumbing Company Sanitary Plumbing and Drain Laying Expert Repairing 4730 West Center Street Hllltop 5-1388 J. Flugstad, Jeweler Fine Diamonds 3711 North Teutonic Avenue Phone UPtown 3-4530 EL-KAY RESTAURANTS 813 North 27th Street 2709 West F ond du Lac Avenue Traditionally Good Food For the Northside's most complete heating and air-conditioning installation and service. call . . . RONDELL Heating and Air-Conditioning Co. 1115 W. Kendall Avenue Tel. HI 4-5203 Our work must be Satisfactory Terms gladly arranged Standard Wholesale Meat Market O Choice Meats and Provisions Purveyor to Institutions, Restaurants, Clubs, and Hotels 0 1242 W. State St. DI 4-0610 Milwaukee 3, Wisconsin EMIL F. JUEDES Sr SON Trucking and Grading J, Home: 4326 N. I9 Place CO 4-2686 Garage: 101 W. Abert Place ED 2-4416 Herman Treichel Machine Company General Repairing Marine and Stationary Engines Pumps and All Classes of Machinery Between Kilbourn and Wells on Fourth Street Compliments of Dr. A. K. Mayer REPAIRING We save your sole MILT'S SHOE SERVICE 3742 N. Teutonic Avenue Milwaukee, Wisconsin Hllltop 4-0810 Hamilton, Gruen, Elgin Watches WILLIAM ,I . KAPP Watchmaker . . . Ieweler 3230 N. Green Bay Avenue, Milwaukee lOcust 2-4180 Your favorite NATIONAL FOOD STORE Saving you more Serving you better 23rd and Capitol TEETER'S Camera Store Everything Photographic 3314 N. Green Bay Avenue Fr 2-1300 CAPPER' S Prescription Pharmacy 3700 N. Teutonic: Ave. Phone UPtown 3-2561 and 3-9860 Compliments of a Friend PARKWAY SODA GRILL Let's Have a Soda 4803 N. Green Bay Ave. CO 4-9979 -r MODERN F0013 SHQP MCCELLAND PHARMACY Groceries, Meats Choice Cuts Fruits, Vegetables 3523 North Teutonia Avenue Phone HI 4-31 'IO Teutonia and West Keeie 1901 West Atkinson Avenue Upfown 3-9975 BEEGLE'S PHARMACY N. 27th and W. Atkinson Avenue fiend Corner Compliments of cr F Reliable Prescriptions School Supplies Fountain Service Phone Hilltop 4-9530 RUSSELUS LOW DRUG WILLIAM ST0CK'S I Men's and Boys' Wearing Apparel Lowes' Pnces Always Featuring Famous Standard Brands Green Bay at Atkinson Come in and Browse Around Phone LO 2-6390 3715 N. Teutonia Ave. UPtown 3-1446 King wishes to thank its Advertising Patrons 127 I Autographs 128 . -..- VA .5.,,. 5 W 1- . ff-i-L'l 1 .-.15 3 . 1 W x, ya, iw i 5 ff, , ,Q WJQAS 1-STA ' K. N f -fm? .kiadili -. 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