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

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J f 9 . ,-.ff.u'A,f- 'ff' fl Rufus King High School Milwaukee, Wisconsin J 14 an 4 , V DEDICATION ARMONY is created by blending many elements into one melody which can be interpreted by the artist. Ralph G. Chamberlin, great soloist, great accompanist, and great con- ductor in education, believed the score of life's concert to be complete only when every tone is given its full beauty. As a soloist, he strove untiringly and successfully to perfect the quali- ties of faith, friendship, and integrity in himself. Possessing the ability to understand and to inspire, he became a skillful ac- companist, encouraging his associates to achieve success in their endeavors. The many organizations to which he gave his time and talent were privileged to have had such a great maestro in their midst, and he proved more than worthy of the honors accorded him. Under his baton of education, the hearts and minds of thousands of youth were tuned until they, too, played their movement in the harmonious symphony of life. N J 'U ,P fx TV I ! 4 Nl Xt w X YU nw fy Qtji A My JJ N Q X L Y W W it C tw T Q' tt it t WV tt it T4 TABLE OF CONTENTS Faculty ........... January Graduates . Sports . . Homerooms Activities . Iune Graduates KING'S 'CROWN Editor-in-Chief Assistant Editor-in-Chief Ellen Luy Gayle Kozens ACTIVITIES Co-Editors, Darla Homan Iudith Himmelmann Asst. Editor, Diane Leverance Marcia Amacher Priscilla Hentz Daniel Droin Kathleen Lowney Patricia Dunn Karen Mueller Barbara Snyder ADVERTISING Editor, Carol Schaefer Asst. Editor, Rae Cavanaugh Ioyce Bardell Dianne Powell Laurel Ness Fay Spella Iudith Pfannerstill Elaine Tanel Elizabeth Wirth ART DIVISION Editor, Sandra Iefferies Zalaire Bishop Thomas Hein Barbara Borth Iudith Lehrbaummer Charlotte Cohen Carolyn Meitz Marlene Pollak CIRCULATION Editor, Russell Berg Charles Harrison FACULTY Editor, Lolita Clemick Asst. Editor, Linda Stampfl Carol Kneifl Carol Weiss Nan Sperling David Wendlandt Karen Wieting Photography - Lainson Studio Photographers - William P o h l m a n , David Spindler, Gary Oberlander, Robert Behling 6 l STAFF . ADVISORS Miss Mary Gaunt Miss Florence Breen Mr. Michael Huth HOMEROOMS Editor, Constance Nagel Asst. Editor, Sheila Kuntz Charlotte Bremer Richard Lutzke Ioyce De Sandre Gail Reese Elenore Ihn Sandra Schmeling Shirley Lindner Iudith Schroeder Theadore Luedke Kathleen Zeiger JANUARY GRADUATES Editor, Dorothy Couillard Fredlyn Stetfan Karen Anderson Dorothy Beijer JUNE GRADUATES C -Ed.t : Gale Sindorf o 1 ors Susan Herman Susan Ehmke lean Klapinski Margaret Engel Patricia Mueller Sally Heise Carmen Mather Iris Iothen Carol Rogahn Agnes Benner SPORTS Editor, Kathleen Samuels Asst. Editor, Faye Tonn Lawrence Balistreri Karen Mueller Kirsten Borg Gloria Dieser Engraving - Mandel Engraving Company Printing - Hammersmith-Kortmeyer Company Chester Sakura Iudith Strutz 7 Faculty ,Gr ,, , gg f 5 X I if - My 44 N P r' X -.gn dx gf E f, f f fi Q-if M A if J 72 C' 4 gin emurmm Principal Ralph G. Chamberlin was born on October 6, 1887, on a farm in Grand Rapids, Michigan. He attended a rural school and later went to Michigan State University to obtain a bachelor's degree in civil engineering. He began his teaching career at the Milwaukee School of Engineering before he went to Ironwood High School in Michigan as a mathematics teacher and coach. In March, 1915, Mr. Chamberlin became a mathematics teacher at Washington High School, and remained there until 1917, when he entered the field artillery. He returned to Washington High School in 1921 and in 1927 he was appointed vice-principal of North Division High School. Then, in 1934, he took over the job of principal of Rufus King High School. Mr. Chamberlin received the 1956 Caroline Bigelow-McGeoch award of the League of Women Voters of Milwaukee because of his work here and his activities in numerous educational organizations. Some of his many activities include being president of the Milwaukee High School Principals' Association, and a member of the Wisconsin Con- gress of Parents and Teachers, the Wisconsin Education Association, the National Education Association, and the Wisconsin White House committee. In addition, Mr. Chamberlin was a member of Tau Beta Pi, an honorary engineering fraternity, and of the Kappa Delta Pi and the Phi Delta Kappa fraternities. Besides that, he was also a Mason and vice-chairman of the board of Milwaukee Christian Center. On Ianuary 20, 1957, he died of a heart attack in his home. 10 DEAR MR. CHAMBERLIN In Memoriam But three short months ago We greeted you With birthday cards And wishes deep and true For length of Life And all good things To come to you. But now you're dead And we are filled with grief: And pain so floods our hearts There's no release in words. As mute and inarticulate We can but feel The burden of our loss: The tearing up of roots We planted long ago. How can Death sever All the bonds of close Association through the years? Of patient understanding? Of sharing joy and grief And storm and stress together? How can Death destroy Affection and respect And all familiar routine things Built by unity in Work, Our mutual reaching Toward a goal? Ah, be assured, dear friend, That Death holds no such power! And though your weary body Rests in some far field Forever, and in passing Time, forgot: Your glowing love of God and Man Lives on, undimmed. It lives within the Life Of every child who better serves Both God and Man Because he passed your way. MR. CHAMBERLIN Principal 1934-1957 And our memorial to you Shall be to keep the torch alight To seek the heart and soul Of every child, to see his worth And to so teach, that we. Like unto you, shall ever be Dedicated servants of humanity. Bessie Murphy DR. W. L. BRAUER Principal The World is fast becoming one community. It should be increasingly clear that only rank conceit can justify the belief that any national group can be wholly superior to any other. History is abundant with the lessons that we cannot turn our backs on efforts at understanding of, and cooperation with, the other peoples of the world. In the education of all of the peoples lies the great strength and force to help us move forward to the necessary mutual understandings for a cooperative world with all its fruits of liberty and peace. MR. A. W. THURNER Vice-Principal Except for the staggering amount of money being spent at this time for military purposes, education is America's biggest business. It is quite generally accepted, too, that it ought so to be. For the principle is universally accepted that a great democracy, such as ours, can neither be permanently maintained, nor be made to function properly, except in ct country with a well-educated citizenry. ' Where education is deemed to be of such paramount importance it becomes obvious that education must be broad, undergirded by the great principles of freedom and equality laid down in our Declaration of Indepen- dence and in the Constitution of the United States. To these principles We are committed Under God. www if 3 .55 f Lowell C. Adams Marie A. Bahr !U Mathematics ft - Elizabeth Altenhoten 4' Physical Education fl X Health Armond W. Bear Mathematics Reuben A. Charette Machine Shop Kathryn E. Bennett English Evelyn Crowley English Edward A. Boerner Arts and Crafts Art Service Agnes Dix Art Sam Balistreri Typing General Math Bookkeeping Florence Breen Office Practice Typing Kathryn Dorow Alexander Barr English Counselor Ioan I. Bartelsen Mathematics Harry A, Brown Bookkeeping l Typing U Carl F. Bubeck Algebra Math KM 55 Walter Dreyer U Boys' Gym First Aid, Golf Football Coach William Dummert Physical Education General Science G,A.A. Activities Science Club Drill Team Physics Facult 14 Neal Eigenleld Chemistry Algebra Biology. Science Dorothy Gardner Reading Center Eugene P. Hackett English Curriculum Coordinator Facult Brunhilde Fleer Social Science Iohn Foti Athletic Director Advisement Adaptive Phy. Ed. F.T.A. Sponsor History Wenonah Eis Alexander Flugum Latin Mathematics History lean M. Gerger Anthony I. Gradisnik Physical Education English Health Citizenship Spanish Mary Gaunt Barbara L. Gibson Latin Cafeteria Manager King's Crown Foods Family Living Stanley M. Hanks Michael Huth Social Studies English Head Track Coach Citizenship Ass't Football Coach Kathryn Haiey Esther Heise 1,1 Physical Education Clothing ,fx ' j - First Aid Family Living f , Home Nursing 14, -3' Charles L. Fremgen Chemistry Chemistry Club Carl Gustafson Commercial School Accountant Marie A. Ingram English Scholarships Future Teachers K f . , rf. , ,. 15 Alette Iahren English A and B Choir Ethel E. Kroes English Citizenship Arnold Lenz Social Science Marie K. Iaspersen Ichn lay Leonard Iohrison English Physics Citizenship Francis E. Ioas Commercial Architectural Drawing Mechanical Drawing Bookstore A VWV9 Ozine LaBin W f Aletha Layman English . Arts and Crafts X A Ceramics Richard I. Krueger ' XF Fillmore C. Laun Biology L Drivers' Ed. Varsity Football 1 Y Testing Counselor ' .I Safety Council Edith W. Machotka Catherine Miller Home Economics Speech Caieteria Crown Players Irma E. Luebchow Helen Mervash German German English English Faculty Leroy A. Keeney English Citizenship Science Helene F. Lee Home Economics Foods Family Catherine Morton English Shirley Muhich English Citizenship Pep Club Margaret Risjord Home Economics Costume Design Leonard W. Schulze Chemistry Faoult Roy Myhre Biology Bessie Murphy Robert Neubauer Social Studies Boys' Athletics Social Studies Norman Ruenzel Physical Education First Aid Martha Robbins Harold Schart English Math Algebra Aurelia Schwanberg Social Studies History Scholarship Sylvia B. Shimon English and Speech Broadcast Workshop Forensics 9B Orientation Richard F. Siebrecht Stage Crew Arts and Crdits Metal Craft Douglas R. Pagal Mechanical Drawing Arthur Scheltner Woodwork bu . SW. T+L Wesley Smith Science, Geometry Football Coach Basketball Coach Qs 17 Allan Prasser World History English Francis Scherkenbach Mathematics Elaine K. Steiger English King's Page gigs! ,,,.,... ,,,,, by ,y zigyiw .. 4 4, F it I.: .,.5 ,. Q qyul 5 ziz: if ICC: F William Stewart Biology Audio-Visual Aids Sylvia L. Wolf Commercial Maybelle Kahle Librarian Gertrude Tonn Spanish Clarence F. Struck Industrial Arts Michael Yindra Band Girls' Chorus Girls' Glee Club Camilla R. Wolfrum English Citizenship Tillie Johnson Secretary Lillia Lyman Welfare Counselor Gladys Schuman Secretary Alan R. Waldron English Citizenship Arthur Zahorik Music Citizenship Betty Nawrocki Secretary Fzwult l8 William Wing Commercial Amateur Radio 9B Orientation Harold C. Zimmermann Commercial Bookstore B Gena Principati Secretary Arnold Wittkop Commercial George I. Beltman Engineer Ardell Rue Secretary -f ye x , a January Graduates -P f 3EEf'3T H ' ' -an n In Z v'N 3 x ff- fg,'LxQfff 1 ,X N ,Wi XX k N3 1 x 9 VCR f VP 1 N f 49 I ' o QQ 3 .F 'Www ,n 'A . '-. 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' Allred Iwersen Iacqueline Wertschnig President Secretary Karen Anderson Barbara Angrick Carolyn Behling Dorothy Beijer Karen Benner Antoinette Cefalu Patricia Contrucci Dorothy Couillard Tom Bierman Sybil Friedel Ioanne Galler Iohn Gremban Thomas Groechel Carole Haegele Iudith Illgen Barbara Ische Alfred Iwersen Stephen Wanta Vice President SCROLL OF HONOR Lois Iaeger Gerald Ieske Marjorie Kiekhefer David Knoll Richard Koenig Diane Krebs Nancy Krejci Marjorie Lane Ianice Lange Carol Ann Larson Robert Lembke Marcia Nonenn Roger Norbeck William Pohl Barbara Riekkofi Iudith Rihm 22 . -gg, ,.,::-.4 .,.. 43. y Diane Krebs Treasurer Werner Roesselet Iohn Schafer Erich Scheibner Robert Scheuermann Iudith Schmidt Ianice Sigmund Daidee Springer Fredlyn Steifan Elizabeth Szentes Kathleen Teicher Allen Tesch Sally Van der Linden Stephen Wanta Barbara Welch Iacqueline Wertschnig Kathleen Wilke Ken Zimmermann Karen F. Andersen Enchanting eyes Annual, Bowl. Serv. Club, S. C. Barbara Angrick Easy to look at better to know Tri-Hi-Y, Bowl. Karen Benner Patients paradise Tri-Hi-Y, F.N.A, Gym Cadet Alan Bensemann Memories are made oi this Sports Booster Antoinette Cetalu Bundle of delight Library Cadet Pep Club King Coles A girl's best friend A Choir Pres. Carolyn Behling Music to dream by Band, Orch. F.T.A., A Choir Dorothy Beijer Good things come in small packages Annual, S. C. Carl E. Bindrich That towering feeling A Choir, Hi-Y Mary Ann Butenhot Cute as a button Pep Club Patricia Contrucci Little things mean a lot Tri-Hi-Y, H. Cadet Dorothy Couillard Busy little gal but always happy Annual, G. Glee Januar Graduate 1 at ta N K4 tl E 'Nw ff? E?-.Sy N .M K? 2 wi 1 -.V lf, tg Q tm, 1 .... Fttgt Richard Daines Kid with a big M. Iean Duehring Quiet and friendly Wayne Finger Better late than A Choir, Drama. Werner E. Fischer Silence is golden Stage Crew Hall Cadet wa A . 5 uf Tom T. Eierman On the road to Hi-Y, Hall Cadet Ronald Fondr We want a to Lawrence Ellner Never first, never last, always in the middle iest uchdown Football, K. Club Basketball Cary Frank To see him is to love him Hall Cadet, A Cho Sybil Friedel Friendly persuasion King's Page TriAHi-Y Joanne Galler How's your pulse? Music Service F.N.A.. Pep Club Delores Gould Thomas I. Gallion Handsome historian Band. S. C. Ronald Gaulke Our bike rider Hall Cadet Tom Groechel Variety is the spice of life S. C. President Barbara Hackbarth Music maker Pep Club l t A smile for everyone Pep Club Iohn F. Gremban Watch the birdie Photography Chess Club if 14 5: -I January Carole Haegele Lives on Happiness Street Library Cadet Allen Haiemann Excellent things are rare Hall Cadet Iudith Illgen Shy in class, but out S alas Tri-Hi-Y g?5i y b wqig 5s tit it Barbara Ische Somebody's some Pep Club Tri-HiAY sf. N 3 24 Lois I. Iaeger Sweet old fashion girl King's Page Crown Players Shirley Ianssen 0116 Anne Henningsen Dreams are interludes A Choir, H. Cadet Tri-Hi-Y Annette Hovila There's something about blondes Band, Pep Club Alfred lwersen He liked people, therefore, people liked him Ianet Iacobs Dimple on chin means devil within Hall Cadet Gerald D. Ieske Lights, camera. action Audio-Visual Aid Fred C. Kastner Sam Snead the just call me squirrel Hall Cadet B Choir second Chemistry Club Georg e Kahl The coolest of the cool Barba Sugar Iames Kessen To be or not to be Sports Booster Football ra Kocan and spice Drill Team Richard Koenig The high and mighty Marjorie Keickheler Let's go camping G.1-LA. President Hall Cadet David Knoll An all-around good fellow Visual Aids. Hi-Y Diane Krebs Chips oft the old block Class Treasurer Nancy Krejci Kinda sentimental Football, Hi-Y Tri-Hi-Y F.T,1-X. Hall Cadet Kenneth Kunstman Ianice Lange I hate Presley Nice to know Metal Shop Cadet F.T.A., G.A.A. Orchestra Marjorie Lane A musical delight Band, Orchestra Pep Club Carol Ann Larson Hay of sunshine Drama., Band Tri-Hi-Y Graduate Robert Lembke Name will be seen in print Print Shop Roland Liebig Mad about jazz Thomas Moe I Absence makes the heart grow londer Hall Cadet Donald Mohn The Thiensville Service Club Hall Cadet 25 Ioyce Link She dwells on a cloud Nancy Marnvrlle Real George Pep Club, G Club Marcia B. Nonenn Happy heart and a smiling face Drill Team Roger Norbeck Where's your paddle S. C., Hall Cadet Marshall Nutting Yolanda Passante lndividualism at Sweet and petite its best S. C., Swimming Sports Booster Karen Petko Daniel R. Olivo Experto credite Inventors Club Chemistry Club A cute smile on a cute gal G Glee, Pep Club William C. Pohl Fellow with personality Band, Hi-Y f' E 'QS f an ar rss , - X 5s:sasas:. .ses V ff, s M 4 3 , Iohn Peterson I ohnny Casanova Sandra Porath Blue-eyed cutie G Glee, Pep Club Bruce Probst Handsome bachelor Track Hall Cadet if , ,.,, ..... .., . , 1 5, 1s 1' :- Xml -t 'f ,gs 'HN ' , . ,WYZAX i5 - ix K 2 W, if .L .::-., 1 357, svn tix lt - PM u-tw. P391 1 C' 26 rtlnr January Barbara Riekkotl Our little actress Swimming Pep Club Iudith Rihm Miss F' ix 'em Service Club Hall Cadet Iohn Schafer Treasury man in action Hall Cadet Erich O. Scheibner Still water Werner I. Roesselet A winning smile Visual Aids Hall Cadet Arden Rummler After the lights go down low Track Robert Scheuermann Quite a man Photography, S. C. Barbara Schieielbem Very private runs deep secretary Hall Cadet. Track G Glee, Swim. Wayne Schlittenhart Peggy Ann Schmidt Procrastination is Full ol rascality for the birds A Choir S.C., Hi-Y Iudith E. Schmidt Apple of your eye G Glee, Pep Club Bowling Madeline Schneider Honey in the horn Band. Gym Cadet Bowl., Pep Club Ianice Sigmund Sparkling and sweet Band, A Choir Hall Cadet Nancy L. Schmideke The artistic touch Pep Club Iohn Skopek Man with a hot car Hall Cadet Iudith Schultz Don't be cruel B Choir William Spencer Knowledge, key to success Usher, Film Club Beverly Sloan Good things come in small packages Pep Club Carlo I. Spicciati Amy Smith New and nice Geared to go F,T.A.. Pep Club Shop Cadet A Choir David Stettens Mama's little genius Hall Cadet Sports Booster Daidee Springer Small but sweet King's Page Tri-Hi-Y Diane Steinhagen Blondes prefer gentlemen Pep Club Fredlyn Steftan Her tlirtation is atten- tion without intention Annual, S. C. Graduate ,.,,,pV yy I . '-2:22. .tai 1-'::::-: 5 :asf ::::- ff' A ..,,,.,,,,,... W .. -,:: -':---, -lltl 1 ,.., ,:-,t 't 't Q -vvi . W. . Q EI A , I :: t l t. ,t, 2 S it -M if 'Sv Ya Qft, in ubib :2: 2 .s E fy jf H Donald Stephan Ralph Stray The quiet one Eat and be merry Golf, Football Sports Booster Larry Stevens To Hades and back Sports Booster Hall Cadet Elizabeth Szentes Lucky Lizzy S. C. Secretary Art Service 27 Harlan Taft Harlem nocturne Basketball Baseball, K Club lecmette Sweitzer Stranger in paradise Kathleen Teicher A story untold King's Page Tri-Hi-Y Allen R. Tesch All around athlete Football, Track K Club Roger Thelin Charles Trupke Small but mighty The silent type Dramatics Hall Cadet Wrestling Football, Golf Thomas Tomashek One ot the 57 varieties Hall Cadet, Band Stephen Wanta Progressive and impressive Band, Hall Cadet Barbara Welch Iudge me by what I like Hall Cadet, Drama. Sally Van der Linden Gentlemen prefer blondes Hall Cadet Stanley Wenger An eye for beauty Hall Cadet, Hi-Y A Choir Jacqueline We Iron hand in a velvet glove rtschnig 45 W e:s:- 1 it' ..... ff V .:. rw. 0 f VQ4 44 -K ,Q Y .Q f ma fia W Q 28 Patricia Weston Sparkling eyes, tiery temper Hall Cadet Kathleen Wilke Always in love Drill Team Tri-Hi-Y Lyle Wilson Thus bad begins and worse remains behind Football Betty Winchester Iune bride Pep Club Kenneth Zimmermann The mad chemist Chemistry Club Hi-Y J Sports if-il Q-TQQQ lo 3 'Z ifli 6599 ffisfi if WL FR? QV fpfmfn 3 i f N 4 1 Q fga h QEFQ A lf! df k o f 'W 255 S W W 1 Q 2 k A ' E ? i L' X' ' 1 K M h VARSITY TRACK awww-wmmnma, N. ,ag if I Top Row- john Noble, Fred Lanlce, Dennis lrlahel, Terry Huxhold, Dennis Vvlitte, Dave Banholzer, Bob Arndt, Tom McNutt, Ross Balsom, Richard Renz, Rohert Hoyen. Middle Rowflvlr. Hanks, Roger Klumh, Jerry Pankonen, Tom Schaal, Rick Kramer, Curt Koch, Ernest jackson, Deon Haney. Bob Vvlallace. Ron Brandstatter. Al Tesch, Lee Penniston, Roger Kaufman. Mr. Foti. Bottom Row-john Boray, Larry Van Cura, Lou Blas, Steve Zima, Dick Senft, Dietmar Grichel, Frank Lee, Richard Rauch, Gerald Sakura, Ronald Koerncr. Tom Skaug, Mark Klemann, Paul Shore. B SQUAD TRACK Top Row Bill Boyd, Charles Harrison. john Borchardt. ,lack lensen. Gary Eigcnfeld. Leroy Paul. 'lohn Rakocy. Tom Ranch, Tom Schwinrl. Joseph Hcckl. Middle Row-Paul Bartz, Charlie Singleton, Jerry Sherwin, Paul Sintak, Paul Emke, Roger Johnson, Tom Eriekion. Andy Ulohnson, Dennis Bcthlie. Bottom RnwfGrcgg Williams, Edward Phillips, Jim Stollherg, Don XVesenhcrg, Richard Spredclnann, Chet Sakura. Bill Kuhli. Bill Weiiilciii. Gerald Van Luren. 52 if VARSITY TRACK The last trace of winter was in the Wind, spring was still around the corner, as the 1956 track squad under coaches Stan Hanks, Iohn Foti, Norman Ruenzel, cmd Bob Neubauer was or- ganized. As the boys loosened up, hints of a successful season were floating around, and it was! Depth was anticipated in all events. With returning lettermen in each phase of competition it was certain that once again King was to produce another top-notch squad. The boys made a fine showing Wherever they performed, including the state meet Where Tom McNutt took a lst in the 220 yd.,'Al Tesch, a 3rd in the broad jump and Lee Penniston, a 4th in the 440 yd. Prospects are high for this year With the Winning of both meets they have entered, the Iournal games and the City indoor. me 3? g U.. Q GOLF Back Rowflames Flor, Robert Fischer, Dennis Engel, Dave Wolters. Front RowiDarryl Hintz, Richard Juedes, Robert Stein. VARSITY TENNIS Back Row-Mr. Balistreri, john Bolarro, Dave Gray, Toni King, Bill Boyd. Front RowfBill Schulz. Bob Brueclcer, Jim Kiepcrt, Glenn Meier, Gary Pagel. w3 -A 3 ' ' m M' , , ,,,, , li .Q Top Row Gerald Lott, Henry Dumke, Tom Westgaard, Bernie Tesmer, Gary Perkins, Gary Gramprre Earl Gengler Anthony Adornato, Dean Filandrinos. Bottom Row Harlen Taft, Bill Tews, lack Loyda, Ronald Black, jim Freeman, Jim Carlsen, Harvey Lorenz Bob Jossx Mr Gradisnik. VARSITY BASEBALL Batter up! Throughout the late spring and summer this familiar cry was sounded as the baseball squad completed its third year of competition. Under the able guidance of Coach Gradisnik, the team gave a good showing but were unable to elevate themselves into the first division. Tony Stroinski was elected all city first-baseman and is expected to reach even higher peaks this year. Coach Neubauer, who recently took over the leadership of the club from Mr. Gradisnik, will miss the fine services of graduated seniors, lim Carlsen, lack Loyda, Iim Freeman, Bill Tews, Captain Bernie Tessmer, Har- lan Taft, and Wayne Plinska. 35 Fourth RowfRoger Klumb, Tony Stroinski, Ron Fondriest, Bob Wallace, Dennis Habel, Deon Haney, Chuck Wendt, Dave Banholzer, Ron Brandstatter, ,lim Witt, Dick Koenig, Wayne Bartelt, Terry DeSandre. 'Third Row--Mr. Krueger, jim Schaffer, Ken Walters, Tom Fihn, Rick Kramer, Gary Gramprie, Henry Dumke, Ioseph Heckel, Charles Smreina, Paul Bartz, Jim Wilber, Gary Eigenfeld, Dennis Bethke, Mr. Dreyer. Second Row--Tom uloers, John Vervloet, Larry Van Cura, Al Tesch, Glenn Meier, Bill Hansen, Lyle Wilson, Gerald Sakura, Bob Bandoli, Bob Larson, Bill Boyd, Tom Erickson, Gerald Joy. First Rowflohn Joers, Tom Moerman, Roger Johnson, jim Andreshak, Dave Boeck, Bill Keller, Erwin lhn, Art Boeck, Richard Rauch, Torn Franz, Bob McCreary, VARSITY FOOTBALL We've done it before-we can do it again. This was the cry of the champion 1956 football squad under the direction of coaches Wally Dreyer and Richard Krueger. And they did do it, capturing the second city title trophy in two consecutive years. With overpowering line play and speedy backs, the squad dominated the local conference crushing Custer, North, East, South, and West by over 3 touchdowns. Sharp teamwork led by co- captains, Tony Stroinski and Bob Wallace, proved the winning factor in many games including the single T. D. victory over Tech. Other fine performances were supplied by all-city tackle, Ron Fondriest, and most improved player, Gerry Sakura. The boys trained hard and their condition, many times, pulled them through during the final quarters of the games. A quick start by an enthusiastic Washington eleven stunned the Generals and before they had recovered, the final gun sounded on an 18-14 victory by the rival Purgolders. Other than this defeat, the gridders experienced a spotless season compiling a fine record of 7 straight Wins and only 1 loss, giving them the city title. 36 ,JW 'ff if -: ,Ja 3 5 HS' . f . if b x 3 if f , 5 an 5' M 2 qi x M-I4 Fx. --SN. X fig gn! 4 1 11 ., pf' 48' if W f Z ::' V W. ' '::. K '. fff :---: :::- Q X , 3 K i A at Q Y W lr ' WJ' A I fi f 4 fl p 5 N Mx w-view.. W - a . , 4 fm 4, 2 'wwh wr.. ww f. ..,5: ,-,. . K ,M ...... X U x xx , zzv i I' - si ., Q Q .,::,:,::, Z Q x Q5 :E x NF .. xx -,,,.. 'Q:i.. ' A ..',.. ,'V iff? 1' 5 'A H am? 2 sf- A, A f 5 1 -A , V Q32 :gm t bg, X! V 'wi O T I Ss U I ' A , '. ' Q D ..:. ,.,,.. iv as g J A 7 ' A it z 1 .eff A 2 .. 5 1 , X A ' . '45 fasfy.: . x' ifiifff .,,. all 43 Q V ,,, 2 E ll L A .,.,. :AH . E I I g ..,, 5 ,:,V , b '.,,. X EE , N 1 Q A? ' . :f: 5 E , nbbn, ,AA:.. A , g , ii PJ pr JW f 2 0 ' H E E D E '5QZ3, S , Top Row-Jim Bowers, James Stray, Ed Jelinek, Don Cosentino, Dale Kussard, George Haocker, Tom Schwind, John Fritts, Ernest Jackson, Allan Carlson, Charles Singleton, Edward Rahn. Third Row-Mr. Smith, Thomas Skaug, James Selke, Robert Holyon, John Rackocy, Guy Breest, Lou Blas, Ronald Black, Dan Fritz, Jerry Sherwin, James Skopek, Gordon Kellom, Bill Schultz, Thomas Rauch, Tom Roozen. Second Row-Thomas Stauber, Robert Hoven, John Boray, Donald Liebherr, Mike Price, James Pease, Gary Perkins, Bill Theis, Lynn Klemann, Eddie Klug, Lester Poggenburg, Richard Heard, James Vernor, Mr. Adams. Bottom Row-Thomas McFarlin, Mike Nason, Don Wesenberg, Dean Filandrenos, Richard Anderson, John Mecca, Hugh Orr, Donald Meyer, Marc Mustas, James Frietag. SOPHOMORE FOOTBALL Coach Wesley Smith's sophomore football team truly showed spirit and undying determination this year by remaining unde- feated and unscored upon. With a small team and an excellent coach, the boys stood up under all five teams which they met and beat. Although small in size, they still came out on top as North Sectional Champions. SCORES King Opponents 6 West . . 0 7 North . . 0 13 Washington . . O 25 East . . . O 38 Custer . 0 40 , Top Row--Dennis Banholzer, Bernie Faulkner, Peter DeTroy, Duane Ziege, Bill C'Marro, Tom Mole, -lohn Borchardt, Frank Trimmel, Larry Wolterstorff, Chuck Skilling, Tom Galco, Tom Zimmermann, Allan Luef beck, Bob Molzner, Third Row--Mr. Neubauer, Gerald Friday, john Seelow, Robert Breinling, Kenneth Zutavern, Michael Maher. Bob Hawkins, Gary Zimmermann, Gunter Hahn, Kenneth Nelson, Bruce Ott, john Kalwitz, jim Repnik, joe Heckl, Walter Lewis, Brian Kohls, Paul Ackermann, Mr. Hanks. Second Row-Douglas MacArthur. Bob Techel, ,lim Oestreich, Dick Talarczyk, Robert Newton. Robert Umbriet. Le Roy LaCoss, Lee Gerboth, Rodney MacDonald, Ion Boettcher, Leonard Ostopowicz, Louie Beauchamp. Edward Horn, Fred Schneider. Bottom Row-Franklin johnson, Mike Cleary, Dennis Willey, joseph McPherson, Pete Bellinghausen. Larry Block. Richard Peske, Al Reichenberger, Alan Sasse, Dennis Drought, Robert Peterman, Walter Birk. Dennis Tin' Defman. FRESHMEN FOOTBALL King's freshmen football team was one of the largest in sev- eral years. Mr. Hanks, their very able coach, said the boys would probably supply the usual number of potential varsity prospects. The boys lack only physical maturity. With the usual amount of hard work and the Will to go on the boys will keep up the power and stamina of Rufus King Generals in years to come. 41 Top Row Chirles Maddcrom, Mgr., john Franken, Ronald Kurtus, Gerald Van Luven, Ralph Sthunnnn Pxul Sintak Vwllliam Cantwell, lvlarvin Grant, Robert Erdmann, Mr. Ruenzel. Bottom Rom flurtis Koch, Earl Gcnglcr, Richard Sprcdemann, Richard Renz. Dietmar Grichcl Clpt Kndrtvw ohn on Frank Lee, Vv'illiam Kuhli. Leroy Paul. CROSS COUNTRY Under the able cmd guiding hand of coach Norman Ruenzel, King's cross country team not only took first place in the city but captured third in the state finals. Their only major defeat took place during a dual meet against Whitefish Bay. Again We met, this time at the North Shore Invitational, and again the Bays carne out on top. All in all we had a good season and We can thank the six letter men who returned to keep the team strong. They played a large part in getting King a good reputation and placement in the cross country standings. 42 Top RowiMr. Smith, Tony Stroinski, joel Plinska, Elroy Barnekow, Dave Gray, David Banholzer, Dennis Meyers. Middle Row-Brian Waldeck, Gary Eigenfeld, Gary Gramprie, Tom Moerman, Henry Dumke, Jim Wilber. Bottom Row,-Glenn Meier, Bill Boyd, John Boray, Tom Erickson. VARSITY BASKETBALL Our team, led by all-city forward, Ioel Plinska, who broke the city scoring record this season, had a successful year winning nine games and losing only two in conference play. The team as a whole showed fine spirit and determination. The team was under the able and expert coaching of coaches Wes Smith and Lowell Adams. As a result the Generals ended up in second place. 45 99 M I WW Eg W' K gf KEN -6 Xvgg 1 V, ,,,,,, Q 'X 'f - , :,:,:, ,. ,max . ... W M-I -K Q 1- W 5 5 M fi Q 5 Top RowfCoach Adams, Dan Tritz, Dennis Banholzer, Tom Mole, John Borchardt, Tom Roozen, Ernie Jackson Middle Row--Dick Heard, Robert Newton, Charlie Singleton, Frank Trimrnel, Lenard Ostopwicz, Mike Maher Bottom Row-Jim Gamb, Dennis Drought, Gary Perkins, Hugh Orr, Richard Spredeinan. FRESH-SOPH BASKETBALL Under the guidance of Coach Lowell Adams the Freshmen- Sophomore Basketball team closed the season with a record of 7 wins and 6 losses. Among the outstanding players of this year's team were Tom Mole, a promising freshman, Gary Perkins, Ernie Iackson, Charles Singleton, and Iohn Boray. These junior bucke- teers, on the Whole, showed great promise for the future with outstanding team work and accurate shooting. SOPHOMORE BASKETBALL SCORES King Opponents 69 Washington . . . 32 38 South . . . . 44 39 Tech . . 54 71 West . . Z9 28 Pulaski . . 32 38 Lincoln . . 39 50 Custer . . . 28 49 East . . 30 OFFWCERS G. AA VARSITY WRESTLING Top Row-Mr. Balistreri, Bob Bandoli, Jim Witt, Wayne Barrelr, Ron Brandstatter, Charles Sinreina, Ken Walters. Middle RowWDon Gold, DalelTinnerman, Ernie Kamnhlohn Ioers, Roger Johnson, Tom Fihn, Don Rowe. Bottom RowfChester Sakura, Art Boeck, Darryl Iutz, Don Wesenberg, Ted Marino, Lou Blas, Tom joers. B SQUAD WRESTLING Top ROw'BEfD8fd Faulkner, James Stray, Jim Selke, Tom Rauch, Iohn Rakocy, Sterling Gray, Don Cosentino, jerry Sherwin. Middle Row--Mike Nasson, Elsworth Doss, Bob Dumke, Richard Anderson, Don Tews, Ralph Schumann, Les Pogenburg, Jim Bowers. Bottom RowfPlato Filandrinos, Frank Lee, Craig Bagemihl, George Kemnitz, Al Riechenberger, Doug Timm, Marc Mustas, Tom McFarlin. 4 MN M ,Qs WRESTLING Boasting one of the finest teams ever, Coach Balistreri and his matmen captured their first city title. These grapplers didn't know the word defeat, achieving an un- blemished 9-0 record. With nine returning lettermen it seemed evident from the start that this would be a successful season. The keenest competition was expected from South, Pulaski, and Washington, and these schools were Within reach of an upset en- tering the last match. The team displayed great depth at every weight. Often through- out the season Coach Balistreri would use B squad boys in the varsity matches. The B squad also boasted an unblem- ished season, giving promise of King's con- tinued strength for the future. At the city meet eight boys placed, with Don Rowe snatching a first place. Ron Brandstatter fought through the whole conference with- out a loss, going on to take a cherished third in the state meet at Madison. Five other boys qualified for the meet. All in all it can truly be said that this was a very successful year for the King Wrestlers. SCORES King Opponents 32 East . . . . 8 Z3 Pulaski . . 15 44 North . . . O 21 South . . . 15 23 Tech . . . 8 35 Bay View . . 5 28 Iuneau . . 8 43 Lincoln . . 3 20 Washington . 14 38 Custer . . . 3 llomerooms ,g N 09 ' 9 i w- M 5 m f , + '. ,'4 9 ,fxl 3 ,a ., W X 5 X5 ff ' fa X f v' A w s 7 'i. - V i f l W g' Q? X' Mr. Harry A. Brown Top Rou.'fAdolph Pollman, Jim Panoushis, Gary Marek, John Martin. Jerry Kuehl, Richard Fluegge, Theodor Gschwind, Ronald Braden. 'Third Row-Sharon Benway, Sharon Riley, Marilyn Petko, Paul Kidger, Dale Winebrenner, XVilliam Hinton, Richard Johnson, Henry Brandis. Second Row4Judith Kaschner, Judith Payne, Marvin Schmid, Marlin Brusberg, Ralph Jennings, Dianne Powell, Sheila Mcliarlin, Glenn Ryan. Bottom Rowflvir. Brown, Carol Schlinsock, Diane Guzinski, Carolyn Holtz, Arthur Boeck, Ted Marino, Nancy Naeser, Susan Tower. Mr. Richard J. Krueger Top RowfMichael Schindler, Thomas Blum, Neil Koepsel, Byron Boeck, Robert Weir, Gary Dippel, Paul Wink' ler, Richard Wallander, Rudy Neihous. Third Row-'Thomas Wollin, Alan Doehr, Sharon Bach, Judith Mahlberg, Henry Schwartz. David O'Brien, Carole Rieve, Lewis Perrault, Judith Blau. Second Row- -'Mr. Krueger. Shirley Winchester, David Pierce, Carolyn Meitz, Helen Schluga, Elaine Weronka, Suzann Brown, Barbara Perry, Penny Pelnar. Bottom Row- -Roger Fehling, Frank W. Lee, Janet Riedel, Robert Bauer, Shirley Brautigam, Mary Alice Hawkins, David Hackett, Rosemary Stahnke. 52 314 12B 126 12B 112 12B 320 12B Miss Catherine Miller 'Top Row4Clyde Diderrick, John Fuhrer, Morton Levin. Robert Wolterstorii, Dennis Meyers, Richard Craunke, Dale Sterz, Ronald Skow. Third Row--June Pinter, Lelana Stieber, Roland Krienitz. Darrell Wertz, Robert Erdmann, Royal Harder, Floyd LaRocha, James Kiepert. Second Row4Miss Miller, Nieolette Farina, Charles Madderon, Lois Siggelkow, Ellen Kluge, Sigrid Pierce. Judie Striepling, Marilyn Meier, Elizabeth Mayer. Bottom RowfSharon Schneider, Princess Schwendler, Carole Boschc, Anne Landvatter, Donna Kurtz, Karroll Froehf lich, Gwendolyn Colbert, Darleen Kelher. 1 C rrrr A rr., Miss Camilla R. W0lfrllH1 Top Row-Larry Frank, Michael Currah, Charles Smrcing, Jerry Kuntzsch, Jeffery Hinnrichs, Rodney Hassett, Curtis Shein, Robert Simon. Third Row--'Emmett Apel, Lee Dallen, Robert Nitzsche, Esther Cecrs, Norbert Berg, Barbara Niepow, Betty Nollke, Sandra Matthews. Second RowfDonald Meyerpeter, Darleen Mattson. Fred Zastrow, Karen Schultz, Joan Raymond, Karen Koepke, Peggy Brozek, Miss Wolfriini. Bottom Row-Jerry Stella, Alice Drezdzon, Joan Maertz, Judy Sells, Lois Neverinan 53 Miss Evelyn Crowley 'Top Rowgljhilip Cler, Ronald Dreblow, Robert Koehler, Henry Dumke, David Kunde, Thomas Hein, Robert Fischer, Henry Hagedorn, Barbara Kogelmann. 'Third Row-Judith Konrad, Ernst Kamm, Leo Drollinger, Gerald Goegeline, James Gregorius, Harold Hinlcforth, Kenneth Helbig, Mark Gamb, Mary Lynne Boyd. Second Rowfflonnie Danforth, Judith Balow, Bonnie Crane, Roberta Cull, Patricia Hanan, Nancy Fihn, Karen Kothrade, Darlene Hafemann, Sharon Cookson. Bottom Row-Marion Bonn, Theresa Freidrich, La Verne Reuter, Patricia Pausch, Marianne Kuzniewski, Judith Klauser, Susan Kohoutek, Florence Beauchamp, Miss Crowley. Mr. William F. Dummert Top Row-Suzanne Schmidt, Bruce Vandre, Thomas Moerman, Donald Schneider, Richard Rutkowski, Ted Schmidt, Robert Schreiber, Linda Rudolph, Duane Smith. Third Row--Nona Schultz, Sharon Rudie, Gary Pagel, Edward Krautner, Carolyn Seeger, Karen Schamens, Robert Palm, James Schaefer, Roselle Schultz. - Second RowfMr. Dummert, Patricia Rymarz, Judith Schulz, Karen Sue Roepke, Judith Scherbarth, James Stoll' berg, Sandra Rathke, Deanna Drajeske, Bonnie Morasch. Bottom RowfJoan Scholl, Karen Zastrow, Barbara Roberts, Marlene Pollak, Judy Poeltl, Nancy Wolff, Audrey May Schmidt, Carol Mischka. 54 224 11A 218 11A 306 11A 202 11A Miss WCIIOIIHII Eis Top Rowe- Daniel Drouin, Jerry Qndrejka, LeRoy Mueske, Richard Wolf, Harvey Lorenz, William Noren, Patricia Krause, Ronald Couturier, Glenn Meier. Third Row -Barhara Marien, Karen Mueller, Janice Schafl, Dave Boeck, John Milhrath, Walter Oechslein, Tom Meller, Jack Melrose, Nancy Maier, Mary Milhauer. Second Row-W Kathleen Samuels, Marilyn Mueller, Zalaire Bishop, Connie Nagel, David Myers, Chester Sakura, Joanne Gaedtke, Nancy Ahrens, Carolyn Nelson. Bottom RowfMiss Eis, Judith Meyerpeter, Sharon Mussett, Kathleen Lowney, Joyce Bachmann, Marlene Mc' Kenney, Carol Marves, Ruthanne Johnson, Karen Meyer, Donna Muehlhauer. Mr. Alexander Flugum Top Rowfvxfayne Raute, Frank Neinec, Ray Powalish, Richard Rene, Michael Pauly, Rohert Scholz, Tom Rem- mert, Armin Tank, Patricia Riehau. Third Row--f-Janine Bulluck, Karen Schneider, Mary Ann Jarman, Thomas Peterson, Gary Gerhard, Vw7illiam Pittenger, Lois Rauchschwalhc, Judith XVeiss, Helen Lockman. Second Row Marion Hamilton, Lois Pipkorn, Carol Eschenhack, Myron Radlce. Carol Jurasovich, Charlene Krause, Elaine Raiter, Bonnie Adelsbach. Bottom Row--Shirley Smith, Patricia Patten, Marilyn Perry, Carl Wiking, Carole Olver, Donald Lohr, Bonnie Marienthal, Mr. Flugum. 55 Mr. Stanley Hanks Top RowfLouise Koeper, Zale Heiman, Jerry Knepprath, William Robinson, David Banholzer, Elroy Barnekow, Ronald Brandstatter, Michael Kornitzky, Gary Gramprie, Third Roww-John Joers, George Beck, Earl Gengler, Thomas Franz, Bonnie Friedrichs, Louise Glashauser, Gayle Kozens, Judy Himmelmann, Dennis E. Engel, Dennis Bethke. Second Row-Patricia Diedrich, Sandra Jefferies, Kathleen Donnelly, Arlene Cwiklinski, James Andreshak. Sharon Eckl, Douglas Bursse, Mary Styne, Charlotte Cohen. Bottom RowfMr. Hanks, Allen Krieser, Gail Billeb, Basilia Ingrelli, Kay Hcnzler, Jean Mueller, Carrie Edwards Barbara Janke, James Bruder, Judith Bartelt. Miss Esther Heise Top RowgGregory Browder, Terry DeSandre, Thomas Fihn, Gary Eigenfeld, Jack Jensen, Elaine Frank, Thomas Kannenherg, Jon Hintzman. Third Row--Mary Halverson, Henry Conrady, Mary Britt, Kenneth Kronschnabl, Robert Jossi, Gordon Fillar, Erwin Ihn, Linda Fredell, Ann Briefe. Second Row-Sandra Balthazor, Laurel Koeske, Georgiann Dacuras, Joseph Jung, Bonnie Crawford, Joyce Schneif der, Audrey Eimermann, Joyce Siegfried. Bottom RowfMiss Heise, Joanne Gilhert, Carole Harris, Diane Hoffmann, Darrell Jute, Sally Heiss, Lois Gruen- berger, Donna Fisher, Marcia Heyworth. 56 326 11B 205 11A 109 11A 201 11A Mr. A. LeRoy Keeney Top Row- -William Tikalsky, Gary Shaw, David Spencer, Vv'illiam Steinbrenner, Daniel Takala, David Spindler, Russell Singer, James Smith, Theodore Seidl. Third Row--Jean Shaw. Ralph Steffen. Dietmar Grichel, Lorraine Blank. Dale Tinnerman, Marianne Sorggi, John Harder, Arthur Feron, Charles Spath, Elroy Seihert. Second Row-Linda Miller, Joyce Steinke, Sylvia Bloodworth, Barhara Snyder, Joan Brinkmann, Jeanette Szerhowf ski, Diane Timm, Jeanette Seloover. Bottom RowfMarvel Brock, Mary Ann Buchenthal, Lucille Iwanslci, Donna Dobhs, Bonnie Morinelli, Ann Shauger, Barbara Syperko, Fay Spella, Mr. Keeney. Mr. Norman Ruenzel Top Row- Kathleen Krause. Michael Lewis, Ronald Lass, Paul Bartz, Robert Bandoli. Joseph Loiacono. Ronald Kurtus, Herhert Kusserow. Third Row--June Lawton. Rohert Thompson, Wesley Schultz, Jack Leidel, James Youngwirth, Sandra Oros. Lou' ella Loga, Judith Rouiller. Second Row--Marion Larkey, Janice Hermann, Barbara Kahl, Gail XVisot7.ke, Kathleen Nielsen, Louise Mueller. John Mulder. Bottom Row-Mr. Ruenzel, Carmen Burger, Gertrude Matejov, Nancy Lauhusch. Patricia Kroner. Susan Leipold. Patricia Ehlert. 57 Miss Frances A. Scherkenbaell Top Row- Andrew Johnson, Bernard Monday, Clair Culver, James XVitt, Randy Seefurth, Williarn Hansen Timothy Mueller, Kathleen Zeiger. Third Row--f-Thomas Mier, Jeanne Fisher, Phyllis Mueller, Mary Martin, Nancy Wurster, Donna Zywicki, Joanne Locke, Darla Hoinan, Steve Zima, Marilyn Gauerke, Janet Parys. Second Row--Nancy Horn, Richard Zeni, Barbara Wittenwyller, Joanne Wolff, Doreen Appelmann, Rett Rundell. Bottom Row-f-Miss Scherkenbaeh, Loretta Byrd, Sandra McCormick, Charlene Zittel, Shirley Leitzke, Sandra Wlolta, Karen Thompson, Suzanne Kopp. 2 5 Mr. Leonard W. Schulze Top Roww Bill Boyd, Don Kenner, Michael Karnel, Chuck Harrison, Wayiie Bartelt, Jim Kingsbury, Williaiii Kothe, Russell Berg. Third Row---Anthony Fricano, Jerry Lange, Ronald Ayers, Jim Dechert, Beverly Borkenhagen, Larry Krajcik, Cindy Janouch, Howard Ansay, Roger Johnson. Second Row--Mary Kogelmann, Gloria Dieser, Marty Heup, Larry Balistreri, Daniel Bayless, Judy Hansen, Fred Czarneizki. Janet Bolda, Therese Dullinger. Bottom RowfMr. Schulze, Patricia Honeck, Carol Armbruster, Carole Conrady, Betty Bauernfeind, Wayrie Gehrke, Bill Keller. Patty Harris, Judith NVeir, 58 304 11A 118 11A 321 11A 216 11B Miss Aureila Schwanberg Top RowfKaren Wilson, David XVendlandt, Dave Lutz, Chuck Wendt, James Wilber, John Vidal, Roberta Tromblay. Third Row- Lee Waldeek, VVilliam Weinlein, Diane Bailey, Marilyn Vogt, Gregory Williams, Jeri Ann Willi, Carol Kneifl, Earnest W'eeks. Second Row-7-Lolita Clemick, Connie Wink, Terry Walker, James Streeter, Carol Jean Vedder, Carol Weiss, Joan Valenti. Bottom Row---Miss Schwanberg, Arlene Wendt, Dolores Bueham, Karen Wieting, Carol Wald, Carol Wessinger, Norma YVinkler. Miss ,Ioan J. Bartelsen Top Row'-Edward Klug, Dean Carli, Joe Morinelli, Robert Holyon, Judith Huzhold, Tom Krueger. Third Row'-Miss Bartelsen, Wayne Hass, James Freitag, Sheila Kuntz, Neal Joehims, Irmgard Joppe. Barbara Eull. Second Row--Richard Koehler, Shirley Harvey. Paul Krueger, Ronald Goeden, Ernest Koch, Joyce Gerstenf herger. Bottom RowffCarol Hanke, Judith Hein, Marjorie Hug, Josephine Matusiak, Charlotte Green, Janet Lihrizzi, Sharon Kuester. 59 - Mr. Carl F. Bubeck Top Row-Dick Heard, John Schneider, Dale Kussard, Robert Hoven, James Berther, Douglas Pom, Michael Price. Third Rowe-Beverly Frederick, Larry DeMaster, James Cramer, Kay Kaufman, Wayne DeVillers, Marilyn Euler, Christine Hawn, Carol Sontag. Second Rowflnat Voss, Gerald Cramer, Fern Wehlage, Janis Breitlow, Howard Durchslag, Elaine Bohacek, Neal Torti. Bottom Row-Nancie Covault, Kathy Hundt, Gloria Buckner, Roger Benway, Jeanne Carlson, Joan Streitenherger, lvlr. Bubeck. Miss Aletha Layman Top Row-Jack Thuemter, Guy Breest, Jeffery Chintz, James Stray, James Ziegert, DuWayne Bruckner, Thomas Stauber, William Theis. 'Third RowfGerald Stephens, Richard Butz, Judith Wambach, Daniel Fritz, Carol Sumter, Sandra Stevens, Joan Thiede. Second Row+Miss Layman, Judith Whitiiuore, Mary Ellen Mueller, Carolyn Hebbe, Daniel Sprenger, Edward Stelzner, Sandra Wolkenstein, Brian Waldeck. Bottom Row--Lynne Boettcher, Veronica Sims, Darlene Hackie, Sandra Burmeister, Gatsy Singleton, Kathleen Lind, Barbara Zareck. 60 303 11B 11B 119 323 11B 225 11B Mr. Robert Neubauer 'Top RowfTom Skaug, Paul Shore, Thomas Mueller, Paul Sintak, Melvin Malcolm, Donald Liebherr, Sandra Schmeling. Third Row-Ronald Rymer, Edward Phillips, Barbara Nehls, Sharon Mueller, Shirley Mueller, Mildred Mayer, James Prohl, Dawn Petermann. Second Row4Carol Henne, Sheila Corrigan, Patricia Schoeneich, Louis Schiessl, Kathryn Neumann, Sharon Cwens, Stephen Phillips. Bottom Row- -Mr. Neubauer, Carol Niemann, Kenneth Merget, Judith Lembach, Gail Matuschka, Charles Olla, Lucille Malzahn. r Mr. 'Wesley R. Smith A Top RowfDick Clark. James Stray, Russ Bennett, George Fish, William Walteniath, Dean Hansen, Edward Jelinek, Sterling Gray. Third Row-Dennis Westgor, Sandra Stevens, Ann Leuch, Charlotte Steiner, Guy Breest, Joyce Barber, Tab Bran' denburg, Charlotte Bremer. Second RowfMr. Smith, Sandra Angrick, Lois Wachs, Nancy Berung, Sandra NVolkenstein. Judy Whitmore. Leon Kniaz, Dick Rozic, Kathleen Delgoif. Bottom RowfAl Bruder. Bonnie Goelz, Kathleen Lind, Diana Leu, Olivia Drinkwine, Tony Bova, Lois Stephan. Carol Sommerer. 61 Mr. Don Michael Huth Top Row--John Boray, Janice Luedtke, Dane Mehlberg, XVolfgz-ing Eudenbach, Irmgard Koeslin, James Bowers. Third Row-Bill Mziyville, Robert Carazanza, Rohert Nelson, Judy lvfuenchow, Joanne Forster, Janice Lumhy, Lou Blas, Ralph Schumann, Second Row--Penny Marple, Lois Kullmann, Barbara Koehler, John Cookson, Thomas Baer. Grace Hanke, James Budjac. Bottom Row-ulvir. Huth, Sandra Koepp, Nancy Sue Chandler, Joann Spingola, Carol Azinger. Kay Smittkamp, Joan Henningsen, Jeannette Jeske. l 4 ,ee Y Miss Mary Gaunt Top Row--Scott Horswill, James Henner, George Haeeker, Noel Kunde, Ernest Jackson. Henry Hoelm, Richard Kommrusch, Nlareia Amacher. Third Row' -Hugh Orr, Barhara Avery, Russell Mirior, Patricia Dunn, Roy McBride, Bernice Burcsh. Ann Kings' bury, Geraldine Maki. ' Second RowfDarlene Duessler, Edith Brown, Priscilla Hentz, Dennis Goluheil. Carroll Dick, Lee Coleman, Sylvia Showers, Sandra Colla. Bottom RowAJanet Brunner, Janet Dodson, Carol Kett, Helen Sells, Linda Kuhiak, Virginia Burg, Jacqueline Kramer, Miss Gaunt. 62 i 213 10A 307 10A 309 10A 301 10A Mrs. Kathryn Hafey Top Row'-David Dobrient, Antonio LL Adornato, Carol Heineke, Stuart Holz, Allan Kremel, Jack Herrmann, John Fritts, Thomas Koeppe, Carl Moosreiner. Third RowfRena Johns, Rudolph Fritz, Richard Niedzwiecki, Dianne Martin, Diane Bridge, John Franken, Mary Jane Hennecke, Sandra Horn, Richard Herbst. Second Row-Judith Nickerson, Janice Friebel, Karen Goetz, Judith Meils, Muriel Arndt, Cheryll Milbauer, Judith Lehrbaummer, Karen Kausch, Barhara Raldwin. Bottom Row-Barbara Brown, Susan Braum, Barbara Bratz, Nancy Ann Koeppcn, Patricia Ann Sella, Gail G. Maederer, Janet Kressin, Josephine Koch, Mrs. Hafey. Miss Marie K. ,Iaspersen Top Row--James Gamh, Theodore Klug, Roxanne Brew, Allan Carlson, Dennis Hoffmann, William Cantwell, Deanna Beaudoin, Bonnie Liska. Third Row--Ernestine LaPlante, John Fritz, Stuart Ackeret, Donald Dohratz, Thomas McFarlin, Carolyn Becher, Robert Bohacek, Sandra Grunert. Second Row-Dean Filandrinos, Nancy Erdmann, Mary Love, Sue Jahnke, Jeanne Lange, Carol Bergman. Judith Wilm, Barbara Kirch. Bottom RowlJoyce Bardell, Sue Ellen Kath, Esther Mech, Marc Mustas, Diane Ludwig, Jeanette Knautz, Mary Heberer, Miss Jaspersen. 63 Mr. Arnold Lenz Top R0w7ConstanCe Jones, Gary Cberlander, Peter Heiser. Jerome Schneider, Patrick Knight, Rohert McKinght, Ints Gagainis, Judy Ellgren. Third Row- Carol Lemback, Janice Lumby, Richard Anderson, James Miller, James Budijac, Barbara Lennartz. Robert Logan, Thomas Buer. Second Row-APatricia Dreher, Patricia Logan, Judith Kaun. Peggy Collins, Janice Striepling, Penny Marple, Mary Prekop. Bottom Row7Mr. Lenz, Janice Balistreri, Patricia Larson, Robert Cichosz. Mary Garis, Richard Borger. Donna Anderson, Nancy Knight. Miss Catherine Morton Top Row---Thomas Rauch, Daniel Schiedemeyer, John Wieland, Eugene Schmidt, John Rakocy, Dennis Plinska, Roger Walker, Robert Steinhagen, Nan Sperling. Third RowfBarbara Roesselet, Donald Herman Tews, Lester Poggenburg, Randy Beskow, Roger Wille, Dennis Papenthien, Kay Stephen, Jacquelyn Hoch. Second Row-Margo Vukovich, Margie Peplinski, Janet Resler, Mary Von Bargen, Linda Stampfl, Judith Witt, Marnee Schwalenberg, Judith Piper, Miss Morton. Bottom Row---Judith Johnson, Sandra Schweda, Carol Steffen, Lois YYiesner, Nancy Vv'atts, Donald Vv'esenberg. Marion Broornei 64 313 il OA 209 10A 206 10A 214 10A Miss Margaret Risj ord Top Row- Klaus Hosshrach, James Kaap, Larry Thomas, Rohert IvIcKnight, Owe Petersen, Edward Rahn. Third Row- Lawren NValter, VN'alter Richie. Mary Lynn YVarner, Jane Vsflithers, Gerald Van Luven, Rohert Pog- geniann, Alexander Vfalkowiali, Gary Perkins, James Skopelc. Patricia Steuher, Dennis Richards. Second Row Douglas Timm, Lois Gauger, Bruce Rohh, Judith Schwan, Patricia Seelow, Judith Ellgren, Sharon Stein, Edith Vv'endlandt. Bottom Row -Judith Szentes. Mary Ann Schwehr, Donna Anderson, Doris Vincent, Lorna Sheppard, Kathleen Patti, Sandy Sehulteis, Molly Quandt, Miss Risjord. Miss Martha Robbins Top Row- Barhara Borth, Gerald Lott, Don Cosentino, Dale Bell, Vfarren McHenry', Arthur Bednar. Ronald Black. Anthony Johnson, Ellsworth Doss. Third Row Ruth Nienass, Mary Hinner, John Hudlett, John Mecca, Mzirk Merath, Donald Meyer, Glorianne Schall, James Guesi. Barhara Ann Koch. Second Row -Carolyn Chiesa, Ronald Gratzke, Moiiiczi Harold, Patricia Vwlatson, Rae Cavanaugh, Frances Johnson, Delores Mitchell, Harriet Buholz, Sandra Meier. Bottom Row- Miss Rohhins, Janet Kuehni, Nancy Setzke. Beverly Staat, Gloria Ann Mace, Janice Kuckuk, Darlene Benedict, Beatrice Methfessel, Judith Schroeder. 65 Miss Gertrude Tonn Top Row-Peter Volkman, Linda Tellier, Rohert Behling. Gary Kendall, Frank Hunsicker, Kenneth Ketelhohn, Kathleen Jacohs, Raymond Wilkum, Maurice Mollan. Third Row-Lori Lieberum, Robert Bruecker, Judith McCann, Rachel Goulde, Sharon Marwick, Lois Hackharth. Lynn Klemann, Sharon Newman. Second RowfBarhara Eiler, Rohert Hansen. Carol Jaeger, Karen Klauscr, Craig Bagernihl, Robert Behnke, Sandra Bastian. Bottom Row 7-Miss Tonn, Barhara Nenorth, Delores Dietrich, Barbara Fellie, Sandra Rohel, Betty Krieser, Judith Nutting, Marianne Federl, Joyce Vwhngerin. Miss Sylvia Wolf Top RowfJames Pease, Gerald Sherwin, James Roehsler, James Selke, Thomas Roozen, Charlie Singleton, James Vernor, Paul Sawyer. Third Row-Walter Wildenziiier. Steven Strom, Dennis Vv'ilker, Kenneth Tank, VVilliam Schulz, Michael Nason, Elfrieda Pietsch, Gretchen Mahlberg, Second Row-Nadine Poch, Judith Steffen, Laraine Crane. Karen Rady, Miriam Vvliegel, James Skorik. Nancy Vavra, Patricia Kuritz, Claudette Wollner. Bottom Row-Sharon Plough, Carole Pyter, Judith Pfannerstill, Peggy Schweiger, Kay Schneider. Judith Vkfilliams, Sharon Slamer, Janet Schroeder, Miss Vv'olf. 66 ,,, , 315 10A 302 1 OA WF- QN Q Q KL 1 . nl? 57, RK' X ,X M A XE Els? V NIJ 111 ,ff ' X f l , ffg 9 - f ET .miireggm f, Q f 1 wg 'ff W , X , f 1 f : I I A .V N V, X b X +9-75 V Lf 1' ,-f X 1 EJ J A , ,W 2 4 N 4 ' flu I 5 52 K s. I X3 ll ! vm be ' A ' QV vv u 'XX I . A ff im Q U H 1 KJ ' 8 ' 1 ' B e ! 5 3 ANNUAL SERVICE Do people fly? Well, the annual staff does, especially around deadline time. Typewriters pound and pictures are pasted While Ellen Luy and Gayle Kozens add to the confusion by pacing the floor and reminding the department editors of the dreadful deadline. Miss Gaunt and the other advisors are the only calm ones and Without their help our annual might not come out annually. 80 ti-ff' xrvffs ti N57 as 8,5 , 'ff 'ZZ 24 gr' so J' sf? xx 5 f ...Q sg ! Wi Q 5 Q Q 5 .swffg P60001 00060 0009064 L llW5im.q,,., KING'S PAGE Quick! Type this story! It must be at the printers in an hour. The Page is brought forth only after much rush and confusion during the last few days before deadline. The staff meets under the direction of Miss Elaine Steiger during the seventh hour, and eighth hours on Monday, Wednesday and Friday. S1 3 A-CHOIR The A-Choir under the capable direction of Miss Alette Icxhren has grown to be one of the city's finest singing groups. During Lent, on their own time, they promote good feeling in the community by singing ot the many near-by churches. There are 82 members cmd they meet every day sixth hour. S2 K CLUB The Rufus King High School K Club is formed to promote better acquaintanceship between letter winners from all sports, and also to present our letter winners before the public in such a manner that they are a credit to Rufus King. DRILL TEAM Try-outs for the drill team are held every spring. Their formations are made up by a committee and the girls usually can catch on to a new formation in one day. They get a chance to show their talent at functions such as P.T.S.A. meetings, football, and basketball games. The officers are: President, Nancy Fihn: Vice-President, Nancy Ahrens: Secretary-Treasurer, Kay Smittkampg and Captain, Nancy Wurster. S 5 ORCHESTRA Ah 1 and a 2 , is a familiar chant in room 122. Yes, here the orchestra meets every day under the capable baton of Mr. Arthur Zahorik. This group of aspiring musicians pro- duce the music for the Spring and Fall evening concerts. Their music also adds a zestful flavor to the school play and Ianuary Graduation. Si BAND The senior band is one of the hard working organizations of the school. Preparing for ceremonies at athletic events, practicing for concerts, parades, tournaments, and various pro- grams keeps the band members busy throughout the year. The band has gained Wide recognition for its outstanding achieve- ments. The school can be proud of its many accomplishments and recognitions. S5 PEP CLUB The heads under the significant blue and gold beanies seen at pep rallies and games are the members of the Girls' Pep Club. The club consists of Senior girls Whose aim is to add more pep to King's various athletic events. They meet under the direction of Miss Shirley Muhich. 86 iw sig A1 OLD MERCHANDISE ITS A SALE 6' 695 we , ALLIED YOUTH Practicin' and preachin' the wrongs of drinking and smok- ing is Allied Youth's way of upholding the standards of King. Mr. Krueger, Mr. Neubauer, and Mr. Dreyer direct its functions. Among A.Y.'s many activities of the year, it has provided entertainment for all by sponsoring some post-game dances during the past football season. 88 gif, X00 77547 MY, C 50051 PROBLEM SOLVE RS LIGHTS! CA MERA!ACTl0m N55 6 900' Q? APP! F KEEP THAT Posi! 'Y Vx F097 XNP3 Q45 'LXR 5 Q Siva 543 PI 40' if H S A . : Qi 10 40 N I Dis NS BRN I 1 H I CROWN PLAYERS Crown Players, one of the rnost eager and responsive activities, offers every student the opportunity of participation in the plays and assemblies. Their main attraction for 1956 was the three-act play, Our ToWn . In 1957 they presented a one-act play, The Willow Plate . Crown Players meet on every Tuesday of the Week to discuss the plan- ning and development of future endeavors. This talented, ambitious group is advised by Miss Catherine Miller of the speech department. This able personality aids the group in the selection and presentation of its productions. SPORTS BOOSTERS This group of sports enthusiasts have boosted the ticket sales more than ever. Our attendance at football and basketball games and other sports activities is better now than in past years. Mr. Foti is this group's sponsor. +....,,.gow' r 2 1'1v '1:5:2:z::s-2 '::'v 92 bi X 0 NOV 20-2: 'P Nr lC t 4 ll 1 Ss ' . 1 :': OLR TOWN T 1 L Curtain going up on the Crown Players' presentation of Thornton Wilder's Our ToWn ! Yes, the annual three-act play scored another hit this year. The characters were portrayed by the following: Stage manager rr...,....rr,....,..,...V,,,rr,,rr Tom Hein Dr. Gibbs r,.,. ,,,rr,, rr..,r..r. D e nnis Wille Ioe Crowell ,rr,,,r,,,,r,,,, ,,,r,,,rr,,,,r, S teve Strom Howie Newsome .,.r. ..r....... W ayne Finger Mrs. Gibbs ...v.,..,,rrr ,rrr,,rr S andra Matthews Mrs. Webb rr,r..rr,, ...........w,, K irsten Borg George Gibbs ,w,,,,r, ,rri,..ii, D avid Spencer Rebecca Gibbs i,,i.. ,iii,,iri,,iir C arol Sam Wally Webb ,, ....... Tom McFarlin Emily Webb ..,,,,,. rr,r,i, C arolyn Meitz Professor Willard i .riiiii,,.iiiiir Sandra Iefferies Mr. Webb , ,,rri,,iiir,r,,rir,,iir,,irri iiri,,i. R ussell Berg Woman in the Balcony ,i,,,i i,..v,.i,,i C arol luell Woman in the Auditorium i,,,,r Sandra Bathke Lady in the Auditorium ,,,i,i,i Constance Iones Simon Stimson ,i.r,.i ,iii,,iii,,i.. . .David Saichek Mrs. Soames ii,,,,,,,,,,.i ,,i,,,,,. D arlene Walk Constable Warren ,vv,,rri ..irii,...r P aul Shore Sam Craig ,,iir,,irr,,iiii,r ,ii,,iii...,. D on Kenner Ioe Stoddard ,i,.r,,,r.. ..,rii,,, D on Meyerpeter n June Graduates sl 4 XG s ti - X X f x 1Si ' WJ Ny , X GA gi., J E-f Q Leroy Ackermann Patricia Allison Iudith Backes Iames Baer Barbara Bartz Paul Beaudry LouAnn Becher Nancy Becher Carol Ann Becker Elaine Bierman Nancy Bitney Kirsten E. A. Borg Ianet Braatz Dorothy Brandenburg Antonia Capello Betty Carstensen Carol Cavanaugh Marilyn Ciesemier David Core Carol Davis Marjorie Durkee Susan Ehmke Margaret Engel Iudith Erdmann Myrna Faber Ruth Falconer Barbara A. Fihn ludith B. Fleming Patty Lou Gooler Patricia Graham David Gray Marjorie Grupp Karen Guenthner J une Class Officers V V uunluuu , ,, J '- W 'iziif ,,,,, ,,,,r ., it ,... Gerald Sakura Nancy Bitney President Secretary William Hintzman Iudith Kolterjohn Vice-President Treasurer SCROLL OF HONOR Robert Haas Ellen E. Luy Dennis D. Habel Dorothy Hackbarth Sonja Hahn Deon Haney Susan C, Hauck Ronald Heilmann Dennis R. Hein Barbara Hemschmeyer Christine Henner Susanna May Herman William R. Hintzman Lynn Holley Ralph Huenemann Iulie Iansen Iris Iothen Gerald Boyd Ioy Iudith Kaschner Alice Kilthau Thomas King Roger Klumb Curtis Koch Iudith Kolterjohn Ann Kuetemeyer Erna Kusserow Samuel I. LaMalia Ardis Landlried Susan Landgraf Robert Larson Diane Leverance Suzanne Lins Sandra Luebke Richard Lutzke 96 Howard MacMillan Iudith Mahlberg Marjorie Manke Carmen Mather Ioan C. Maves Barbara Mazurczak Rhody Megal Dolores Meiner Margaret Muecke Donna Mueller Patricia Mueller Carol Nell Thomas C. Nelson Laurel Ness Ioyce Oestreich Leroy Paul Rosemary Paulson Nancy Pederson Barbara Piel Russell Place William A. Pohlmann Dianne Poliika Ieanette Race Iay Rantanen Betty Ann Rauchschwalbe Agnes Renner Carol Rogahn Richard Rogge Suzanne Rosandich Gerald Sakura Patricia Sanders Carol Ann Schaefer Nancy Scheltell Iudyth Schleichert Ianet Schmalz Karen Schmitz Karen Schoen Gale Sindort Sharon Ann Stamm Sandra Starr Linda Stevenson Raymond Stork Tony Stroinski Susan Tacke Roger Tamsen Elaine Tanel Faye Tonn Dianne Troka Lawrence Van Cura Iohn P. Vervloet Darlene Walk Iudith Wenzel Dennis Wille Io Ann Williams Lois Williams Edward Winkler Elizabeth Wirth Ronald Wisecarver Eugene Witt Martha Woerz Patricia Wojtowicz Barbara Zachek Clara Zeidler Ierry Ziesmer Iudy Zukowski JUNE GRAD ATE Leroy Ackermann Frederick E. Ager Rhythm Man Man of few words Inv. Club, Band Orch., H.R. V.P. Robert Ades Right sharp in woodshop Allred Ahrens Master Mechanic? Cross Country Track, K Club Dorothy Ahrens Too Casual for cuts Band Patricia Allison Of Curls 'n Twirls Pep Club, Y.F.C. Band, Gym Cadet Iames Angrick Friendly Fellow Cadet, Nom. Comm. Math. Scholarship Iudith Backes Petite, sweet ludy Girls' Glee Club lames R. Baer Richard I. Ahrens Criterion Supreme Ioseph Apollo The Ace of Hearts Kathleen Barber Red, how can you not be Irish? A.Y., G.A.A. Often Called Speedo Locker Cadet Annual Service Barbara Bartz Wow! he's cute! Pep Club, Cadet B. Service, G.A.A. Diane Bartz Double Trouble Cadet, Pep 'Club H.R. Secretary Paul F. Beaudry Frenchy Cadet Homeroom Pres. Lou Ann Becher Ravishing Redhead Pep Club, Art Ser. Cadet Capt., A.Y. Carol Ann Becker Confusing but amusing Cadet, Pep Club H.R. Trea., A.Y. lohn Becker From Minnesota to Milwaukee and now the army Ioan Bauer A belle who can yell Cheerleader, Pub. Drama, Span. Club Nancy C. Becher First in line Usher, Pep Club Health Suite Peter Becker Anyone for a haircut? Crown Players at . V ,,,, 2 5 ti ::, I ..:: , Q 1 3 F wr if if ffm! 5 'I ' ' ., R 'lux 5, ith? H rl -3 sf N, K , ,l 5 in E? I x .2 5 lf l rr? ,., :' in Elaine Bierman Blushing Bombshell Pep Club, F.T.A. Nom. Comm., S.A.B. Iames Bing Riding High Vis. Aids Allied Youth Gerald Boettcher Artist--Malceout! Cross Country F.T.A. Iohn Bolatto Friendly fellow, he! Tennis, Cadet Sharon L. Boll Little but mighty Pep Club, A-Choir Tri-Hi'Y, A.Y. Kenneth Borckmann Silent when not mad Janet Braatz To know is to like S.C., Inv. Club Tri-Hi-Y, G.A.A. Nancy Gay Bitney U-rah-rah! pizza! K Club, A-Choir Cheerleader, A.Y. Anthony Bolda Well-educated Cross Country Kirsten E. A. Borg Miss B is A -verily Band, Orch., Tri-Y Drama, Annual Pauline Bruecker Penny's from Heaven S.A.B., Usher Pep Club, Tri-Hi-Y Dorothy Brandenburg 5'2 , Eyes of Blue Swimming, Cadet Pep Club. H.R. Treas. Carol Brummer Carrie Cadet, Pep Club Tri-Hi-Y Neal H. Buntrock Always full of fun Shop Cadet Shirley Capello Best things come in small packages Gloria Carlson Quiet but happy Pep Club Ioanne Cassata Pretty pizza pixie H.R. Sec., Pep Club Tri-Hi-Y, A.Y. Sandra Cassel Let's rip it up Tri-Hi-Y Pres. F.T.A. 98 Antonia Capella Sunshine Orchestra Betty Carstensen Lil' bit of Heav'n Drama, Orch., Band Pep Club, G.A.A. Carol Cavanaugh Irish eyes are smiling A-Choir, Soc. Comm. GRADUATE Richard Chladek Successful in all H.R. Pres., A.Y. Vis. Aids., Cadet Barry Christensen He lieth not dead, but sleepeth lack Cin Money doesn't buy a good friend Orchestra Peter Colla Marilyn Ciesemier Full of happiness A-Choir, Pep Club A.Y., G.A.A., Tri-Y David Core Ah loves birds, says Forest Ranger Davy Locker Cadet Bored of education Stage Crew Sports' Booster Linda Cullen Always Memories Cadet, A.Y. Pep Club Marlene Darling Dark-eyed darling Pep Club Iames Deltgen Cool Flattop Usher, Cadet A-Choir Allan DeVillers Carefree Individual A-Choir Cadet Iane L. Duemling She made it Art Service Pep Club Marjorie Durkee Our Little Margie F.T.A., Pep Club Carol A. Davis Blond Beauty Cadet, Pep Club Sports' Booster Barbara A. Duchow Cheery and choosey A.Y., Pep Club H.R. Treasurer Susan Rae Ehmke Everyone's friend Pub. Rep., Cadet Pep Club, Annual King's Page, Annual Margaret Engel Earth Angel Tri-Hi-Y, Bowl. Annual, A-Choir Dennis Enqmann The great white hunter Iudith Erdmann A jewel named Iudy Bookstore B, A.Y. Drama, F.T.A. Myrna Faber Iohn D. Erd Sing, Sing, Sing A-Choir, Usher Photography Dorothy Fabitz Life is full of laughs Pep Club, G.A.A., A.Y. A peach of a teach Cadet, Dramatics Pep Club, F.T.A. 99 ark' -4. 4 2, if ir' Ruth Falconer Sets course tor Norse A-Choir, Orch. G.A.A., Pep Club Barbara Fihn A pretty face 'l' Pep Club Tri-Hi-Y, A,Y. Iames Flor Ronald Fellin He's on his way H.R. Service grace Wayne Fillinger 4l4's Iohn Wayne Golt Bright? FLORescent Golt Carl A, Gamboe He's got it made in the shade Robert Gilmore Marlene Follstad Always Ready Pub. Council Music Service ck Rosemary Gerke A Rose and a Baby Ruth Pep Club Silent Gentleman Track Patricia Graham Donald Gold Variety is the Spice of Life Wrestling Cute Brother, Hey Stage Crew, Cadet Pep Club, S.C. Richard Graham Still water runs deep Iohn Groenwoldt Success will come l0O Karl Groth Strives for Success H.R. Service Patricia Ferber Little things mean a lot Cadet, Tri-Hi-Y Iudith Fleming Always Smiling Band, A.Y. Pep Club Robert L. Franz Dust those bucks Tennis, Cadet Sports' Booster Arleen Gierlinski Beautiful Dreamer Swimming Patty Lou Gooler Sentimental Sweety F.T.A., Band, Pub. Soc. Comm., Y.F.C. David Gray Ole Zane -y Gray Basketball, K Club Tennis, Page Ed. Marjorie Grupp Friendly Blonde Tri-Hi-Y, A.Y. G.A.A., Pep Club GRAD ATES Karen Guenthner Stranger in Paradise Dramatics G.A.A. Robert Haas Our loker Sports' Booster Sonja Hahn Always Gay Pep Club, Cadet Locker Sec. Lynn Hanser A girl with style Pep Club Allied Youth Beverly Gussick Husty for short B-Choir Dennis Habel Dennis the menace Football, Track Y.F.C.. King's Page Lois Ann Hamann He went that a'way A-Choir Pep Club Sharon Hatch Blue-eyed brunet Pep Club, G.A.A. Cadet, H.R. Service Thomas Heilberger Glum not sleepy Ronald Heilmann Merry, Musical, Mathematician Band. H.R. Officer Barbara Hemschmeyer Honey-haired Honey Pep Club Bowling Daniel Henrich Christine Henner Cute Miss Chris Pep Club Hall Cadet Strong and Silent Service Club, Cadet Art Service Susanna Herman Sweet Sue Annual, Usher Pep Club, Cadet lack D. Gustafson Mirth and Motors Inventors' Club Visual Aids Dorothy Hackbarth Bundle of loy A-Choir, G.A.A. Cadet, A.Y. Deon Haney Call me Skip Football, Track A-Choir Susan Hauck If you knew Susie Hall Cadet Library Cadet Dennis Hein Roy'al, Rascal, Romeo Cadet, Hi-Y H.R. Pres. Iames Henning A man among boys Sports' Booster H.R. Secretary Ronald I. Hillen Daddy-O Chemistry Lab. Stage Crew MW, -::55g,: i William Hintzman He pleased us With his humor Wrestling, A.Y. Willard E. Hoag Our hilarious hero Cross Country Track Lynn Holley Peppy bit of beauty S.C., Pub., H.R. Pres, Tri-Hi-Y, Pep Club Margaret Iqler Ianice Huckstep Pipe Dream A-Choir Pep Club Who me . . . Mr. Boemer? GJ-LA., Pep Club Broadcast Shop, A.Y. Shirley Ianke Some think she's quiet Pep Club lack Immel How he can talk H.R. President Iulie Iansen Truly a lewel-ie F.T.A., Pep Club Pub., H.R. Sec. Margaret Iessup The eyes have it Pep Club, Band Swimming, F.T.A. Thomas Ioers Sports loving fellow Diane Hofierka Shy, but oh my Pep Club Home Ec, Club Ralph Huenemann Be brief f-l'm busy! Kings Page editor A.F.S., S.C,, Tennis Shirin Iahn That's all right Pep Club Ralph Ieske The fellow with a great big smile Usher Club, Cadet Richard Iones A little man with big ideas K Club, Sports' Booster Wrestling, Football Mgr. Iris Iothen Eager to serve Band, Annual, Usher Announ., H.R. Pres. Alice Kilthau Gerald Ioy The joy oi King K Club Chem. Lab. Alice in Wonderland F.T.A., A.Y., Stage G.A.A., Pep Club l02 Thomas King Iudilh Kaschner Sunny and Sweet S.C. Sec., Cadet Crown Players, A.Y Norman Kisch A friend to all Cadet, H.R. Pres. K Club, Wrestling I should be crowned S.C., Pres., V.Pres. A.Y., Pub., Drama GRAD ATE lean A. Klapinski Anyone for fun? Annual, Pep Club Drill Team, A.Y. Roger Klumb Fred Klettke A good fellow for all to know H.R. President Captivating Cut-up Football, Basketball Track, K Club, Pub. Elsie Kobs Music's her forte H.R. Sec., Pub. Swim., Organist Iudith Kochanski An angel on earth 1-LY., Art Service Pep Club, Swim. Werner Koeslin Donald Koehler Kind in word and deed A willing helper Inventors' Club Betty Kohlagen Barbara Kleveno Always a smile Pep Club, Swim. Orchestra, Bowl. Curtis Koch He lives his life Cross Country, A.Y. K Club, Track, Cadet Ronald Koerner High and mighty Track Iudith Kolterjohn Sweet, smooth, snappy A.Y., S.C., Drama Pub., Pep Club Always time for fun Pep Club, Bowl. G.A.A., Cadet, Swim. Fred Kummrusch High up in thoughts and stature Iudith Kreidl A smile for each Robert Kontos Deep down there's an artist a frown for none Pep Club Stanley Krueger Stan the man Iames Krogman A man's a man for a' that Track William G. Kubli Sports-minded boy Cross Country Track, Cadet Richard Kramer It's never too late Track, Cadet, Foot. K Club, H.R., V.Pres. Kenneth Krueger I'lI say! Football, Cadet Sports' Booster Iames Kudia A member of The Alligators Student Police 103 2 i ' M ij., L41 if Xl' A f in s' rf' 3 Q . . X ii L Karlyn I. Kuester Why waste words Safety Council Office Cadet, S.C. Eunice Laehn Friendly Miss Pep Club Comm. Service Sam LaMalfa Art is my game H.R. Service Ann Kuetemeyer Always Pleasant Pep Club, Pub. Tri-Y, A.Y. Iudith Laetsch Forever Fun Pep Club, Cadet Cale, Cashier A.Y., Soc. Comm. Susan Landgraf Nancy Lambrecht Sweet n Sassy Drill Team, A.Y. Pep Club Brown-eyed Susan Drama. A.Y. Tri-Y, Band Karen L. Larson A crazy laugh A-Choir, A.Y. G.A.A. Suzanne Lins Magnetic Miss Frederic Lanke In the mood Track, Hi-Y Robert Larson Restless Rogue Football. H.R. Pres. Basketball S.C., Drama, Cadet Pep Club, GJ-LA. Sally Locke Vivacious and keen Annual, Cadet Iohanna Lojewski Changeable Min A,Y., Pep Club Swimming 104 d Frederick Lorenz Not ye! divine Band Erna Kusserow Quiet but nice Pub., Pep Club F.T,A., Pub. Coun. Lynn M. Laitinen Lightning Pep Club Swimming Ardis Landiried Angel-laced Aurora Pub.. F,T.A., A.Y. Cadet, Pep Club Ronald Larsen Worthwhile smile Inventors' Club S.C., Chem. Club Diane Leverance Caesar's Cutie Annual, Test. Serv. Cadet, Pep Club Gladys Loegering Always smiling A-Choir, Pep Club Homeroom Service Sharon Lorenz She sure is a Pip A.Y., Cadet Pep Club JUNE GRAD ATES Albert Lotz Come and go are two diilerent things Ted Luedke Ieanne A. Lucas Little bit o' spice Girls' Glee Tennis, Pep Club Diminutive dynamite Annual, Golf Cadet, H.R. Pres. Richard Lutzke Teases but pleases Annual. H.R. Pres. Cadet, S.C. Marilyn MacDonald Naturally Nice Pep Club Iudith Mahlberg Sugar and spice A-Choir, Drama Donald Machin Never fear, I'm here Wrestling Sports' Booster Cadet. Swimming Iudith Marshall Much lun Swimming Pep Club Marjorie Manke Gay and curious A-Choir Gym Cadet Carmen Mather Our 'lil A Bomb A.Y., Drama, S.C. GJ-LA., Annual Barbara Mazurczak Compact and cute as they come A-Choir, Pep Club Pat McCullough Sparkling smile with personality Robert McCreary Small but Mighty Football Manager Homeroom Service Sandra McKay Life is a song Pep Club, F.T.A. A-Choir, A.Y. Sandra Ann Luebke Future Executive Chess Club Sec. Pub., A.Y., Art Ellen Luy Bubbling with joy Annual, A,Y., Pub. Test. Ser., Tri-Y Howard MacMillan Spaceman Howie flies for the Af. Carol Marcussen Dances her cares away Swim., Pep Club Ioan Maves Always ready for music Band. Inv. Club Barbara McCullough A future teacher F.T.A,, G.A.A. Thomas McNutt Slow but sure Football, Track K Club, Cadet 1' F W ae'- We Mn , .l.g du. Q l 122 , ig QE' '- gf ,fr , :aa 1 f I '7 . , .,,.... , A .... . .,.P,...,.,.,.:,.,.,,:,, I g 2' f Aj -s,:5 a:a5s5s5s5a525s5s- 5 gage Am-w Rhody I. Megal Man of the world H.R. Pres., Cadet Band, Nom. Com. Chm. Ted Millinzi An artist with big ideas H.R. Service Barbara Mueller Ambition too! Pep Club Swimming Delores Meiner Miss Outdoors Cadet, Usher F.N.C. Iames Mollica He thinks as fast as his car goes Donna Mueller Sweet and lovely F.T.A., G.A.A. Drama. A.Y. Gerhald Mushack Healthy, wealthy Carol A. Napierala Changeable Mind and wise S.C.. Wres., Track Carol Nell Cool, calm, and collected F.T,A., Band ri t. ills ,E Thomas C. Nelsen A music lover A-Choir, S,C., Band Y.F.C., Orch. Thomas W. Nevers lack of all trades H.R. Service Soc. Comm., C.D. Carol O'Brien Is it 3:15 yet? Allied Youth 106 Barbara Nierode Silence is golden Pep Club, H.R. Ser. A-Choir Ioyce Oestreich Hi Honey! A-Choir, Orch. Pep Club, G.A.A. Margy Mertens Little Mert Art Service H.R. Service Marge Muecke Busiest gal yet! F.T.A. Pres., A.Y. Cheerleader, Cadet Patricia Mueller Pert and personable Annual. Pub. Bkkg. Serv., A.Y. Patricia A. Narloch Say it with a smile G.A.A., Pep Club Cafeteria Laurel Ness Lovely, lively lass A-Choir, F.T.A. A.Y., Pep Club Ion Allen Noble King's D. O. D. H.R. Pres., Y.F.C, A-Choir, Var. Tr. Collette O'Keele The girl with a thousand smiles GRADUATE Kathleen O'Keefe A treat in store for everyone Gerald Persik Ronald Oswald It was a struggle but I made it Rosemary Paulson Everything's Rosy Cheerleader, A.Y. Dramatics, Pub. Nancy C. Pederson Gladly she Il teach Band, F.T.A. Leroy Paul Cool, Calm, Broke! Cross Country Track, Chem. Club Math is my line Student Council A.Y., Pep Club Iames E. Persik William Pleiter The least said Teacher's Pet the better H.R. Service Barbara Philipp Wayne Petersdorf Band Maestro with a brush '56 Annual Cover Art Service Too happy to be sad S.C., Sports' Booster Greenhouse, Pep Club Iay Plant Fly Boy Wrestling Basket. Mgr. Barbara Ann Piel Let's go North! A-Choir, F.T.A. Announcer, A.Y. Ioel Plinska Moonlight Gambler A.Y., Basketball Pub., Cadet Capt. Dianne E. Politka E-Z is her life Tri-Hi-Y Sec. Crown Players Donald Pom I'lI never tell Ieanette Race Music is my line Pep Club, Orch. Swim., Bowl., Cadet Ronald Radke Blushing Romeo Hall Cadet Russell Place No brighter face or sunnier PIace Hall Cadet William Pohlmann Photogenic Romeo Photo., Satety Coun Inventors' Club Ion R. Praxel Long, lean, and well-liked lay Rantanen Say it with music Band Annual Service , ,.,: , . ff fs f .N 'di- V' X iv fe2:2:,,,,,.. L g E any 3 1:5 if ag t - E l gf 6 t 3 1' I F 2 .5 it t 5 Richard Rauch Rapid Richard Foot., Track Cadet, K Club J Norma Ann Reinert Sweet and clever Cafeteria Pep Club Betty Rauchschwalbe Voice of gold A-Choir, Pub., A.Y. Drama, Bk. B, Cadet Beverly Ann Reit A Beit good friend Pep Club Marie Renard Agnes Benner I wish it were Friday G.A.A., Comm. Club Annual, Cadet Oui, Oui, Marie hails from gay Paree Pep Club, G.A.A. Nancy L. Reynolds Sweet Sweetie Publications Pep Club Floyd L. Richson A friend, indeed! Hall Cadet Gym Cadet Richard Rogge Music's his liie All state, City Orch. A-Choir, Band, Cadet Suzanne Rosandich A true Texas lady H.R. Pres., A.Y. Stage Crew, Cadet Donald G. Roth Quiet and big-hearted Donald Rowe Carol Rogahn Perky Panic Tri-Hi-Y, Annual Nom. Comm., Cadet Lynne Rosenquist Varied Talents Band, A-Choir Tri-Y, Cadet, G.A.A. David Saichek A star is born H.R. Officer Drama, A-Choir Mr. Wrestler of R.K.H.S. Wrestling, K Club Football Gerald Sakura Strong, silent, sensible Foot.. Pub., Wrest. Track, K Club Robert Sameuls Better late than never Thomas Schaal Quick-tempered lad Track Carol Schaefer So small yet wise A-Choir, Pep Club Annual, Pub., A.Y. 108 Patricia Sanders Tiny treat S.C., Cost. Design Cadet, Pep Club Nancy Scheltell Pep personified Cheerleader, A.Y. K Club, A-Choir GRAD ATE Betty Schickert Oh that temper Cafe. Cashier Cadet, G.A.A. Ianet Schmalz Tiger Lily Testing Service Band, Drama Lorraine Schmitt Shy, sweet and sentimental Helen Schluga H ea ven-Sent Iudyth Schleichert Laugh and world laughs with you F.T,A., Lib. Cadet Ellen Schmidt As sweet as her smile Pub., G.A,A., A.Y. Barbara Schmidt A friend to all G.A.A. Vis. Aids Gary Schneider Silent type Swim., Pep Club Karen Schoen A friend to all Tri-Hi-Y A-Choir Richard Senft Friendly Persuader Track, Band Cross Country Norbert Siefert What- - 'me worry? Diana Sippy Prisoner of Hope Karen Schmitz Her smile reigns Pep Club, Cadet A.Y., Tri-Hi-Y Mary Scott A day dreamer G.A.A. Richard Schultz Noisy but sweet Senior Band A-Choir Sharon Shaw Lite's a comedy Tri-Hi-Y, Pep Club Bookstore Sec. Nola Severson Call me Nolie Bible Club, G.A.A. Gale Sindort Love that smile Annual, G.1-LA. Pep Club, Cadet Ioanne Silbert How 'boot dat Tom Smith Hot rods are my business Gymnastics Ianet Slivinski Life is full ol fun Pep Club, G.A.A. t s z in is ,,,. , , vlvn ir, I: llnik ,., : ':' 'nlvv 1 .,,, W f ...,.,.,.,.,:,.,,, F H W .::2 Q 2-, E -is M ,gt if .,.,. A ,,,,, Azzl ' A f t ,,.,,.,.,. 1 A A '-2' ' V 1 :ass ....:: E ',:2 -- I ' -+I-B ,-Z ':Q-:y:': ' .,,.. 5 5,5 :.,, ,K ,,,,, ..., .,,.,.. t I '-N24 t l :::,.,, Q it f 49 X v.,. ft f is l 5 ,Q 4 -V .:.., -x .t.t:t 1'1'1 fur, : ' A K lux 1 Kenneth Staedler Q uiet Man Art Ronald Staszews Shy but witty Basket., Cadet Tennis Linda Stevenson Petite and sweet Sharon Stamm Her smiles count AAChoir, A.Y. G.A.A,, Pep Club ki Roland Steitan Let s go fishin' Band, Cadet, S.C. Pep Club, Tri-HiAY Raymond Stork Most Happy Fellow Sandra Starr Twinkling Star Costume Design G.A.A., Pep Club Richard Steuer E : mc .... Annual Service Social Committee Karon Strackbein Sassy, stubborn, but sweet Sports' Booster A-Choir, Safe. Comm. Sports' Boost., A.Y. Gerhard H. Strauss Ierold Surges A safe rodder Skinny Dynamo Safety Committee Hall Cadet Anthony Stroinski Pass expert, girls Football, Baseball Basketball, Pub. Blaine Swarthout Dynamite comes in small packages Roger Tamsen Mr. Iazz-it-up Band, Orchestra Band Cross Country Susan Tacke Tower ol Pizza Cadet, A.Y., G.A.A. Pep Club, Tri-Hi-Y Elaine I. Tanel Gerald Tice Out-of-towner A lot'a man in Drama, K Club a little bit 'a guy Cheerleader, A.Y. Iudith Thompson So sweet and neat Pep Club, Cadet B-Choir Ray Tillmann Faye Tonn Born Lucky Tonns of fun Hall Cadet Annual, Pep Club Greenhouse Usher, Cadet Ronald Timian The Duke , 110 Gllzlll ATE Ianice Trimberger Ian tzen Beauty Pep Club Dale C. Ulmer The Wild One Dramatics Hi-Y Iohn P. Vervloet Dianne M. Troka lsn't she cute Orch.. Swimming Bowling, Cadet Larry Van Cura Lots of Luck Track, V.A., Cadet Hi-Y, Football Quiet and Likable Varsity Football Varsity Wrestling Leanne Vrana Personality plus Popularity Pep Club Ioan E. Walker Tall. dark, and beautiful Glee Club Kenneth Walters Mary K. Vogel The impatient year Tri-Hi-Y Pep Club Barrone Wagner Talkative Honey Pep Club, F.T.A. Visual Aids Robert Wallace Cagey Football Track Mr. Tops Himself Football. K Club Wrestling Manager Robert Weir Gilbert G, Wank Snowball Hall Cadet Tall, dark stranger Boxing. Basketball H.R. Olticer Iudith Wenzel Blondie F.T.A.. Cadet A-Choir, Pep Club Suzanne Tuyls Where am I going? Pep Club Allied Youth Barbara Verburg King's Armed ' Venus William I. Vogl Vagabond King Publications B-Choir Darlene Walk The King and I Drama, Pep Club I-LR. Sec.. Cadet Arlene Walsh Independent? Yes Pep Club Allied Youth Allen Wantlcxnd And when you park, Watch that mark. Safety Committee David Wernicke Answer for all Visual Aids Hall Cadet lll 'Ll- N. it Darrell Wertz Our handsome Safety Council Diane Wilber Never a dull moment hero Robert Wick Pick Wick, for fun Band Thomas Westgaard The Colorado Kid Baseball, Cadet Sports' Booster B-Choir, Pep Club Lois Williams Beautiful brown eyes Lib., Hall Cadet Ronald Wisecar An aid Gym, Hall Cade Sports' Booster Dennis Wille King's Barrymore A-Choir, Cadet Io Ann Williams A real lady F.T.A., Pep Club Orchestra, G.l-LA. Drama, A.Y., Y.F.C. Edward Winkler Likely to succeed Math. Scholarship Vis. A., Camping ver t Eugene Witt A witty character S.C., H.R. Officer Hall, Gym Cadet Beverly A. Wohner The rebel A.Y., Pep Club F.T.A. LaVerne Yanke Little girl with a big heart Patricia Wojtowicz Perennial sunshine Orchestra, F.T.A. Pep Club, Cadet Pep Club, H.R. Sec. Gerald Zaage I don't care llZ Ieaneen Yashinsky What did you say? Gerald Zastrow Homeroom Angel Cadet, Stage Crew Elizabeth Wirth Merry Miss Student Council Drama, A.Y. Martha Woerz Model, merry maid Library, Pep Club S.C., H.R. Service David Wolter Quiet? Gym Cadet Golf Barbara I. Zachek Model artist Art Serv., Usher Pep Club Clara Zeidler No idlers-Zeidlers Pub., Usher Lib., Ir. Red Cross GRADUATE Ierry Ziesmer Call me Marlon Pres. Drama Club Sports Announcer Iudith Zukowski Dimpfed Darling Drczmo, Ccxdet F.T.A., Tri-Y, S.C Xa-Mag 1 f'wnseHm af, H 1a........... ,N nj' 5 5 5 .1 gsm, W whim W ,mnmww ww? Z 'WM QS wwnnnmm 6 f 5 lb-is New Wi- HARBOR LIGHTS May 4, 1957 King: Allan DeVillers Queen: Margaret Engel William Hintzman Ianet Braatz Rhody Megal Suzanne Lins Anthony Stroinski Robert Wallace 118 Q E 1 President: Gerald Sakura Treasurer: Iuclith Kolterjohn Sam LaMalfa Deanne Drajaska Roger Klumb Maxine Beck Lois Nevermann Patricia Kelly GREEN BAY AVE. TOY SIEPMANN REALTY CO. and Hobbies Waukesha County Lots 3435 North Green Bay Av F or Toys, Novelties, S. SHOP CO. 4-7612 ik NELSON'S PFAFF Sewing Center 3326 N. Green Bay Ave. FR. 2-6620 SU I-9178 F wmq lessons with machine purchase. A k b t ci d class. GOLDBERG'S Men's - Women's - C'hildren's Wear Compliments of a Friend 3333 North Green Bay Ave King wishes to thank its Advertising Patrons 119 were!! SHOP fiveretfs HPPHHEL DR. LEON DAVIS Optometrist 3376 N. Green Bay Ave. LOcust 2-1406 Milwaukee 12, Wis. LIEPE PHARMACY 3250 North Green Bay Avenue Phone FRc1nkIin 2-1771 BUTLER LUMBER COMPANY LUMBER - MILLWORK Building Material - Hardware SUnset 1-9390 4539 N. 124 St. RUSSELL'S LOW DRUG Lowest Prices Always Green Bay at Atkinson Phone LO 2-6390 EL-KAY RESTAURANTS 813 North 27th Street 2709 West Fond du Lac Avenue Traditionally Good Food POLLAK DRUG 1701 West Atkinson Avenue 15 OUTDOOR THEATER National Ave. at South 144th St. Milwaulcee's Nearest Outdoor Theater LIBECKI BAKERY 3248 N. Green Bay Ave. Phone LO 2-8511 DUSTY RHOADES SERVICE AAA SUnset 6-4747 and SUnset 2-9816 14007 W. Capitol Drive Milwaukee. Wis. MODERN AMERICAN HOMES Designers 0 Builders SP. 4-0275 once upon ll time the us . . - r e w ,IMyrzlftniiillilliiinlliiin lt ' Q- Q :la ll Ill IIY I 'III I 9 isiesirsfleeirzei l u fa I1 m e If iii I iliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ' llllllrl I ' A-in II I searching for a better .-1 ' w t t r d Q3 I 'r cglrofesss ofjedm I 4, looking for u better 25 Xb I water heater lilflitfffiii I Milnuiilllll ff I ' Illlliuiu i u ghqp and they all lived happily ever I I 119, after with better products by fllfelllllll A. o. smith who wanted better A, welding electrodes NW K xxmwmxs N 4 I Nam A 195 t .is ,. The 1ady's answer was a Permaglas glass- lined water heater . . .proved in more than 3,500,000 homes. The foreman chose A. O. Smith electrodes - made by Welders for Welders. The farmer found what he want- ed in A. O. Smith's revolutionary, acre- stretching Harvestore feed processing and storage unit. The key to each story, of course, is A. O. Smith's very special talent for finding a better way through research. It's a talent that has created many haptpy endings with better products for home, arm and indus- try-from automobile frames to furnaces and home air-conditioners . . . from pres- sure vessels to line pipe. . .from glass-lined processing equipment to petroleum meters. Through research -U , . ,a better way A.0.Smitln CORPORATION MILWAUKEE 1, WISCONSIN 12 plants in New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Wisconsin, Illinois, Texas and California International Division: Milwaukee 1, Wisconsin FOR EVERY BANKING SERVICE Standard Wholesale Meat Market 0 2803 N. Teutonic: Avenue EUTDNIII Bl-IN Choice Meats and Provisions ,The Friendly Bcmku Purveyor to Institutions, Restaurants, Clubs, and Hotels 6 5? i242 W. Stole St. DI 4-0610 MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT Milwaukee 3, Wisconsin INSURANCE CORPORATION MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM 121 .. he Promi e of Tomorrow .W ,,1,,,. :z:1i,,Z . ff'-uv '- 1 The future of our society is geared to a con- tinuing supply of new knowledge . . . fresh enthusiasms . . . untried ideas. Progress comes with creative effort by imagi- native people. At Allis-Chalmers, such people work together around the calendar in a con- stant search for better means to better living. America's continuing quest for improvement means growing opportunity for the individual . . . continued advancement for our nation. That's the promise of tomorrow. AI.I.IS-CHALMERS Q tw, ,, gggp R W Allen-Bradley ii' Quality Control MODERN FOOD SHOP Groceries, Meats Choice Cuts Fruits, Vegetables Phone HI 4-31 10 1901 West Atkinson Avenue SOWINSKI REXALL PHARMACY Prescription Druqqist 1446 W. Atkinson Ave. FR 28500 Always Ready to Serve You Emergency NIGHT Phone: FR. 2-8500 S. M. BYRNE CONSTRUCTION CO. General Contractors 'ik 3100 W. Burleigh St. Phone: UP. 3 7710 Milwaukee, Wisconsin MCCELLAND PHARMACY VOIGT,S 3523 North Teutonic Avenue TEUTONIA PHARNIACY Teu onia and West Keele I Phone: UP. 3-9860 We Deliver UPtown I-4990 KETTER'S PHARMACY 3735 North Green Bay Avenue TEETER'S Camera Store Everything Photographic 3314 N. Green Bay Avenue Fr 2-1300 Hamilton, Gruen, Elgin Watches WILLIAM J . KAPP Watchmaker . . . jeweler 3230 N. Green Bay Avenue, Milwaukee lOcust 2-4180 HOLL FLOWERS Corner 20th and Teutonia HI 5-5522 J. Flugstad, Jeweler Fine Diamonds 3711 North Teutonic Avenue Phone UPtown 3-4530 3715 WILLIAM STOCK'S Men's and Boys' Wearing Apparel Featuring Famous Standard Brands Come in and Browse Around Teutonia Ave. UPtown 31446 Psx EQ, xl CX 'Q Sf QQ SQ fb S Ui it 'Q KS ,QQ N 39 YN Q Q, ww S Ex Eggiksf L XR E m 2,11 :N E N WE Q-'E hmm gf fl-Z Q32 mf-'gl S ,-H 0133 R 32 2 E En: 2:5 E: 7 4 Me Zahn SMA! erred the lemme to lame 5 'Glo School Xt M615 cl P Vxzaf K4ingH1b ' f the us 11 I e roductzon 0 wed Pity-5e1'en Nmeteen Hun ll Cm ou 11 i lop X41 ' ' 1315 N . ORTH Tdel Co If TRB m ET, MILWIZEIIY KEE 12 , WISCO NSIN 124 Congratulations to the Class 'ot 1957 Sf? It has been a pleasure to make your photographs for the King's Crown ii? Lobby Floor LAINSON STUDIOS, I l Bankers Building 208 Eorst Wisconsin Aven 2 1 For the Finest in Italian Food Everybody Stops at 2 GIUSEPPE'S PIZZARIAS REAL U 141 V ,' 2 W ll -.zsigsc . xg - IUALIAN STYI. O l 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 HI 2-2270 3407 N. GREEN BAY AVE. 4858 W. EOND DU LAC AVE. We Are Open Daily at 3:30, Seven Days a Week BEEGLE'S PHARMACY Corner N. 27th and W. Atkinson Avenue Reliable Prescriptions ' f H , ' School Supplies Fountain Service Phone Hilltop 4-9530 Handsewn Loafers PREUSS F LORIST North Side 5l48 N. Teutonia Ave. CUster 3-5600 KAISER SHOES 5244 N. 35th St. UP 3-5890 Open Fri. Eve Herman Treichel Machine Company General Repairing Marine and Stationary Engines Pumps and All Classes of Machinery BOULEVARD CLEANERS The Tops ln Dry Cleaning since 1925 Hllltop 5-i900 MILT'S SHOE STORE HEPAIRING We save your sole 3742 N. 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