South Division High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Milwaukee, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 158 of the 1942 volume:

EDIIUBIHI EDITORS ----- ART EDITORS - LITERARY EDITOR - COPY EDITOR - SPORTS EDITORS - SIHII - CeCiIia Obremski James KIumpp Lawrence Luelrlrgen Geraldine Schneider Iviargarei Gaus Emily Kapsiw Rodney Jenkins - BeIIy Ednie - Virginia Zurovvski - Roy Benkendorf I-Iaroid Przyqocki CARDINAL ANNUAL 1942 TWENTY-NINTH YEARBOOK PRESENTED BY THE STUDENTS OF SOUTH DIVISION HIGH SCHOOL n Q XXX 'vcvw' f ,sink k 23.33 A X . 1 'V 7 ,Swv 1 f E K K If ' me - V M Sn, va 1 kg n, Qi, R Q, 438,14 W si W n 'k 'X E gf 1. l ' lwx QR, 4Ji:.:af,!v , 'ww wiw . iid: ,,, 3,5 ,QA gif' 'wh K P- N x -' M w if f ff? rim Vqgkhm iy. P 4 qw . 1. J, fi. ,Jw 1 ws' .Q W, Y My. . ,xl i pg. 3 3 f 4 2 ... A. . , .v - 'W af.-. - A H .f. 14. LM SUN 8,5 inn' M rg .. .P A s, vi Am, an-m.,.,W.,. W, ' 1: ix QM' ,: , -Vw aww f, . fl' f 5- 5: , 1 V K .:. M Wi. .Q wfif: ..Q, -kv-f aj., 5, i' f . -,W xi, vii Q Q .1 N WISCONSIN! Since I848 The name Wisconsin has sTood Tor progress in cuITure and in governmenT. I:oresTs, hills. and prairies where The Indian roved aT will have given way To TruiTTuI Tarms and Thriv- ing indusTries. Towns and ciTies have grown up, whose IoTTy Towers declare The sTead- TasTness and courage oT a Torward-looking people. Over all rises The maiesTic dome oT a greaT capiToI, symbol oT Treedom, law, and iusTice. To Wisconsin we dedicaTe This TwenTy-ninTh year book oT SouTh Division wiTh The pledge ThaT Through The years we will Iceep Trom sTain her high ideals oT democracy and progress. TI-IE MASSIVE MILWAUKEE COUNTY COURTI-IOUSE Q, TI-IE UNIQUE TOWER OF TI-IE MILWAUKEE CITY I-IALL THE HEART OF SOUTH DIVISIGN N and ouT oT The doors oT This old school have passed generaTions oT SouTh Siders. Happy The day when The doors oT SouTh swing inward Tor The Treshman on The Threshold. WhaT an array oT glorious hours sTreTches ahead oT him! There are solemn sTruggles wiTh algebra, physics, and English buT also gay evenings oT laughTer and dancing To relieve liTe oT iTs sorrows. This year There slipped Through The big open doors a liTTle chap righT Trom The records oT Wisconsin hisTory. l-le is Tommy l-lawlc, come To play and worlc wiTh us Through The pages oT our Annual. Like us he puzzles over problems, wields a gavel, snares a pass, or iiTTerbugs away his Time. Thrice wel- come, Tommy l-lawlc! Where've you been all This while? EASTWARD I-IO! WELCOME! STEPPING WESTWARD HDIHIHISTHHTIUII MR. CROUT PRINCIPAL Gi-il Ugh! i-lere's Tommy I-iawk on dress parade, headgear, pipe o'peace, 'n everyrlwing. Warch your s+ep, big boy. or our Chiefs 'll pluck Hwose feaihers for a souvenir. MQ X Heap Big lnjun O 1-J J a R ' rgkw 2 'Iv Wampum Day - Hwe pay-off ,. k,...M,L., W .mu A, ART AND MUSIC DEPARTMENTS Too loiclurez Mr. Drabinowicz, adviser To l-lobbycrafr Miss Lehmann, direc- +or of orclwesrra Mr. Goodrich, di- reclor of band Miss Mausz, arf direclor of Cardinal Annual COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT Bofrom picrure: Mr. Gusrafson, adviser To assembly I28 Miss Breir, adviser ro row I4, assembly A Mr. Coffeen, supervisor of arlwlelric equipmenl Mr. l-lanneman, business direclor of Hue Cardinal Annual and The Weelcly A I 7 4 ., . ,-, ALJSTRA Sim A. fy 'E W COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT Top piclure: Miss Jones, assislanl dra- malic coach Mr. l-lansen, school cashier Mr. l-leineman, Jrracla and cross-counlrry coach Mr. Keillnley, junior counselor Miss l-licks, adviser lo Cenlury Bollom picfurez Miss Marlin, adviser +0 Cenlury Mr. Lilielznlad, sales pro- moler of class plays Miss Marlweine, adviser lo German Players' guild Miss Kleinlieinz, adviser lo Girls' club. COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT Top picrure: Miss McGalley, assislanl' in Jrlwe Nook Mr. McGar+y, business adviser lo Cardinal Annual and 'flue Weekly Miss Monsen, adviser lo Girls' club Miss Zoller, adviser lo row 6, assembly A SPEECH DEPARTMENT BoHorn picfurez Miss Geil Miss McConocl1ie Miss DeCourcy Direciors of class play, advisers +0 Maslc and Wig, producers ol school programs -if ENGLISH DEPARTMENT Top picfurez Miss AICOH adviser 'ro Cardinal Annual Miss Eoelslce adviser To Cardinal Annual Miss Barry adviser +0 The Cardinal weekly Miss Black ad viser To Maslc and Wig Boflom pidure: Miss Loclcliarl adviser +0 assembly I36 Mrs Keyes adviser To Cenlury Miss l-luglies adviser +0 rows 3 and 4 assembly B ff rg Q ll. A Q Qi 0 jpg 2 M Wampum Day 1 'G - H1e pay-off ENGLISH DEPARTMENT Miss Terry, adviser To The Cardinal weekly Miss Nagle, adviser To Car- dinal Annual Miss McVeJry, adviser ro Girls' club Miss Barsness, adviser Jro Girls' clulo fvik ,sfffwfr Miss Churchill, adviser 'ro Shield club Mrs. Greenwali, freshman counselor Mrs. l-linrichs, adviser +o The Cardinal weekly Mrs. Dickinson, supervisor of arhlefic eligibiliiy HISTORY DEPARTMENT Mr. Lemanowicz, adviser io Polish club Miss Bradshaw, adviser +o Cenhiry Mr. Learned, manager of booksrore Mr. Morsiad, adviser +o Forum Mr. Bergland, adviser To Boosrer club Mr. Rasinke, fooiball coach Miss Quirk, adviser To !n+er Nos Mr. Schmidt foofball coach Mr. Madi- son, adviser Jro Forum Mr. Saskow- ski, adviser io assembly H9 i HOME ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT Top pidrure: Mrs. Ereeman, adviser lo Clwess club Miss Poundslone, adviser lo assembly 106 Miss Pidd, manager ol caleleria Miss Wilson, adviser lo Slwield club lnsel: Miss Conqdon, adviser lo row IO, assembly A MANUAL ARTS DEPARTMENT Bollom piclurez Mr. Sherman, adviser +0 row 19, assembly A Mr. Sears, manager ol slage crew Mr. Olsen, foolball coaclw Mr. l-lolden, direclor ol NYA SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Top pidrure: MR. CAJSKI, adviser Io Polish cIuIo MISS ALLEN, carejraker of coriservafory MR. BLAIR, supervisor of assembIy B MR. BIDDICK, basIceIbaII coach Bolrfom piciurez MR. SEVERY, adviser To rows I5, I6, assembly B MR. NELSCN, indigenf Ioooks MR. TI-IOMPSON, supervisor of speaker sysIem MR. DUNKEL, adviser To row 8, assemI:JIy A DEPARTMENT OE PHYSICAL EDUCATION MR. BECHTOLD, heaol IoasI4e+IoaII coach MRS. HUNTER, diredror of girls' spor+s MR. KRLIEOER, head Ioo+baII coach MISS KAOEL, oIirecIor of girls' sporIs MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT MR. NOWAK, wresflirwg coach MISS STONE, senior counseIor MR. BOONE, sophomore cour1seIor MR. LITTLE, manager of The Nook MISS BATZ, adviser Io Girls' club FOREIGN LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT MR. CHARLY, cusIodiai-I of Iceys MISS I-IAMPEL, adviser To German Players guild MISS MCDERMOTT, adviser Io Injrer Nos MISS SICKELS, adviser +0 Los Amigos MISS DURBROW, adviser Io InIer Nos OFFICE FORCE MISS ERICKSEN, secrelrary MISS ROESE- LET, secreiary MRS. GRIMM, Iibrarian MR. KRIEG, welfare officer MISS RADTKE, secreIary i..l. , - I '15 f ,,,- I Y 0 dlp 'Q Wampum Day-I'I1e pay-off K H ,x QM A, if Q- A ff - Q' . www if Q . , AW- , - Y 'fiimw J' . J if - we N5 K gf by W ?f'Wfg'S? ? A Q, WWA 4 eq 'nf -. si: -gig - . f a - , ,, gs f K Q M., QL f' f. W W. A, Jim. ., 4- 8.1 if W5 W 2, af' X Nxassxnsvfm, my mx: sw wfwmz-v SEIIIUHS Le+'s ge? going on The roads +0 success and fame. Cmon, Tommy I-Iawk, live up +0 your repufafion as a scouf and poin+ fhe way. BROAD HIGHWAY JULIE BOZURlC Pokey abhorred hurrying! Julie was SouTh's mosT broad-minded and elevaTed sTudenT. She demanded bofh broader sTeps and elevaTors. Julie was amused by The hilarious coiTTures modern sub-debs display. JOSEPHINE BARLICH WiTh Jo in There piTching Tor The English Teachers, slang-slingers didn'T geT To TirsT base. A vigorous reformer, she wenT To baT Tor girl cheerleaders. JOY BORKENHAGEN Sick? lnTo The inTirmary you wenT where Hilda cured you wiTh medicine or music. Bless her, she wanTed The bubblers To spouT coca- cola! Don'T Take iT Too hard, Tellasq she wanTed handsomer boys. BETTY BERGERSEN Don'T geT smarT now! ThaT was Bergie puTTing someone in his place. BeTTy Tound ThaT an air oT quieTness was useTul, aT leasT Tor a Tisherman, buT her reserve didn'T deceive us. 22 ALLEN ADAMS lnconsisTency, Thy name was Allen! How could a man be a woman- Thrope and sTill conTess ThaT BeTTy was his choicesT recollecTion oT SouTh7 BuT sTick To your guns, Al. ARTHUR BELLIS As Track manager ArT used his accounTing To keep The Track rec- ords sTraighT. Among his memories he included a cerTain hisTory class in which no one knew anyThing. NoT even you, ArT? NORBERT BERENDT A shorT, decisive, someTimes deri- sive maThemaTical whizz, who minded his own biz. He liked menTors who smiled when They doled ouT his assignmenTs. When noT guoTing his class play scripT, he pushed The pawns around! ROY BENKENDORF ln TooTball, baskeTball, wresTling, and Track Roy seemed To have Thar cerTain knack. He liked To wriTe The Gridiron Gab, buT he wanTed more experimenTs in The physics lab. FleeT oT The TleeT, he ran away wiTh everyThing. AUDREY BADURA Lil' Audrey smiled. Why? She knew her A B Cs: A Tor adverTising manager OT The Weekly, B Tor busi- ness sTaTT bookkeeper, C Tor class play. LiTTle, buT a large parT oT SouTh Division, she represenTed all girls. ROBERT BAU MGART His music had charms To sooThe The savage gridiron sTar. Proviso- sweeT songs, noT swing! Wimp was The TacTical Type who ouTwiTTed opposing Teams wiTh sTraTegy. in TacT, he obTained a leTTer Tor iT, GENEVIEVE BINKOWSKI And The meek shall inheriT The earTh. Gene was lauded and hon- ored in lnTer Nos, class play. de- baTe, and oraTory. A logical buT- TerTly wiTh chess Tinesse, she kepT The minuTes and money Tor The oTher Thinkers. ARTHUR ANDERSON AT SouTh liTe began Tor Andy Anderson, Mercury oT The cinder scrapers, when he became a mem- ber oT Mr. Berg!and's hisTory class. His doleTul memories oT high school would have been neuTralized by senior proms. 3 My xy- Indian love call CATHERINE BRADEN Musical masficalion and dancing delicacies suifed Pidgie fine. ln ofher words she liked music while she ale. Music may have ils charms, buf who would like vibral- ing vilamins? ROSE DUDON So whal? was all Snooky said 'ro people who bragged. Being a represenlalive of Girls' club, Rose would have liked girls on fhe grid- iron-as cheerleaders. of course! ALEX DOCTA If you passed a nole in assembly A, Doc would remedy your Hlelrer- wri+is. In Al's esrimarion Sourh was perfecfion. We wonder why. Was if rhal he won a Cardinal weekly subscriplion? WANDA CICHUCKI She knil her brows over knilling swealers. Bur fhal didn'l pull lhe wool over our eyes! A gay bird, she lel her mind drill' inlo space when olhers falked hisfory. ELSIE CHRISTENSEN Saw all, knew all, said nolhing. She was reslful as rain on a Sunday morning. Seniors who gol' ac- quainled wilh her knew befler ihan 'lo aggravale her by mispronouncing Jrhal innocenl' lillle word iusf l BEVERLY BU DZIEN Wan'na know any mililary se- creis? Jusr ask Brown Eyes, who corresponded wilh half rhe army. Wonder if she fold lhe cavalry abou? her favorife hislory leacher, who rode around on a window pole porlraying Paul Revere. MATHILDA CIEPLUCH An ardenf devofee ol fhe drah- ma, Muddie showed promise of being a 'lulure Cornell. Making her fooflighl debul' as a freshie, she climaxed her career al Sourh wifh a slar performance in fhe class play. LEONARD BURZYNSKI Len, lhe curl-crowned isolalionisl' ol Soulh, llirfed wifh The hoary- hermil lype of lile. An escape from rhe pursuing damsels? He had. of course, lhe edge on Jrhem because ol his concenlrafed sfudy of baskel- ball laclics. IRENE CHRISTY This here one for Chrisry was lhe only one. Which one wasn'l 'rhe point buf odds 'rhal he'd be a sfrong one wilh Jrhe manners of a Cheslerlield. She was a sludenl governmenl' gal, foo, and wanled girl cheerleaders. DONALD CAMPION Donnie yearned for a long green one: nol a snake, nor a drink, bul a swimming Tank. Yer, lo baskelball he had given his all. No lalk of las? nighf's dales for him: limes pasl, lo Don, lasled llal. GILBERT DATKA Gilberl lloaled in 'lhe sauce of confenlmenf. The Soufh-Lincoln championship was meal' and drink fo himg lhe smiles of fair maidens were his favorife desserl. 23 DOLORES DZIEDZIC Dash, DOT! AnoTher TooTbaII player wiTh a bruise and a Tale of woe. ATTer mending broken-down baTTlers Tor Three years, dynamic DoTTy was a serious conTender Tor Coach Krueger's iob. WaTch iT, papa! ESTHER FTNTAK Our Cardinal Annual TypisT Tound The key To success in passing noTes in A wiThouT being caughT: buT you never heard her boasT abouT iT, Tor Hoople-iTes bored her. A Tlaxen-haired TooTball Tan, she Tav- ored girl cheerleaders. RAYMOND ERDMANN When Buck wasn'T driving a car, he was Taking iT aparT To see whaT made iT Tick. Beware, you show- oTTs, or our good-naTured mechanic will Take you aparT, and he mighT TorgeT To puT you TogeTher again! ARTHU R EBERLY Four years OT LaTin didn'T make Red a dull boy. Miss Foelske's English class was his amusing mem- ory-more prooT oT his wiT. School would have clicked beTTer Tor ArT, The candid camera Tiend, had SouTh had more lighT. 24 JEROME ENGBRING My suspenders are noT harp sTrings, snapped Jerry. For Tour hours he aTe up books, one and one-halT hours he aTe up lunch, one hour he aTe up sTudies, and Tor Ten minuTes he gulped class work. Busy or dizzy? LAWRENCE FITCH Pep meeTings were grand, buT Laurie wanTed Them aTTer lunch, noT The morning aTTer The nighT beTore. FiTch, a quieT chap, was also aller- gic To iiTTerbugs. Did his band- wagon carry anyThing on The sweeTer side? SYLVIA FOSDAL Who is Sylvia? WhaT is she ThaT all Tullbacks adore her? A willowy blond arushin' round To and Trom whaT? You've guessed iT! FooTball players! Oh gee. There goes ThaT bragging quarTerback again. Clip him, Sylvia! CHARLES GAY AbiliTy and ambiTion minus a Tew liabiliTies equalled good naTure. Chuck disliked The excessive appli- caTion oT make-up on our girls buT appreciaTed The poeTry oT Tamous bards, especially oT lvir. Hanneman. DELORES FILUT WiTh Dolly cliques were abso- luTely Taboo, buT she enioyed clubs. She also liked The dainTy TooTball warriors doing The WalTz oT The Flowers. WheTher she liked Them or Their graceTul iiTTerbugging, she dicln'T say, RAY 6AWRONSKl Talk abouT a dramaTic enTrance! Ray made one aT SouTh when he goT a discipline card The TirsT day Tor sTamping in B. To make school life sublime, Gar suggesTed a pri- vaTe lounge Tor The use oT seniors only. RUTH MARIE FISCHER Fischer, unlike mosT girls, painTed someThing besides her Tace. She creaTed The beauTiTul seTTing Tor The class play. l-ler arTisT's eye, however, rebelled aT The incongruiTy of ankle sockgs worn wiTh high heels. DONALD GESKE Curly's ambiTion pleased The girls. He planned To be an army oTTicer. How Then could he obiecT To The parade Through The halls? His Cardinal Thrill was having his ac- counT oT an army camp published in The Weekly. JUNE HATTON I-low I dislike unlalkalive peo- ple! exclaimed June. June, you won'l be liking anyone, lor even lhe mosl lalkalive persons were silenced by your verbal eruplions. Ed. Nole: She did love dance-sing. ERVIN GRADECKI lnlo each lerm geniuses lall. Our quola was lopped wilh inscrulable Erv. l-le approprialed lhe Alumni book and lille ol associale Weekly edilor. Of his physique we did nol speak: ol his brain our voices slrained. LILLIAN l-IAUERWAS Winkie despised giggling Gerliesl Cause? The snickers lhal accom- panied her lale enlrance inlo A lhe day she wore lapping shoesl Three cheerers lor Lillian. The leminine kind, pleasel DELMA HILL A pleasing personalily, a dash ol good humor, a generous sprinkling ol limidily, and you had Dellie. A quick smile always sparkled in her blue eyes when she opened lhem lor business. ROBERT GREENLEES For lhree years Scolly managed lhe Soulh champs wilh dexlerily. During his spare lime he enler- lained inlimales wilh his impersona- lions, which ranged lrom Indian war whoops lo lhe voice ol Presi- denl Roosevell. JULIA HANKE A dark-haired bundle ol energy was Julia. To slay on lhe good side ol Babe, you had lo Iel smiles grace your counlenance as lhey did hers when she heard one ol Mr. l-Ianneman's poelic maslerpieces. ARLINE HARTMANN You know I-Iarlmanni or if you didn'l, you should have. Prelly girls should be made ol pearly while leelh, disposilion so sweel, honesl brown eyes, pelile sizeg lhal's whal Arline was made ol. EDNA G-ROB Eddie posed as lhe inseclicide ol iillerbugs, lhe bane ol nole senders. and in her leisure lime displayed homicidal lendencies loward gloom. She liked lo build caslles wilh lhe sandman in lhe AM's. JOYCE I-IERRL Juice had lrouble keeping her sunny disposilion when she mel wilh conceil. Always ready lo do a good lurn. she aided humanily in lhe inlirmary and lhrough various Girl Scoul aclivilies. JACK G-LASER Whal was il aboul Muscles lhal inleresled lhe girls? Maybe his dark wavy hair? I-le was quiel, bul his shyness didnll deceive us. l-Ie was really quile proud ol having been elecled lackle on an all-cily learn. IRENE GOLEMBESKI ln her music class Irene was lhe Bird who became presidenl. Gen- erosily was her one lailing. We leared il mighl resull in her linan- cial downfall, lor she was always a Iillle shorll ROSE GROVE Why was Queenie lhe cenler ol allraclion? Because she lell down lhe slairs? This live- wire's cure lor inevilable eighlh hours was pro- grams in A during lhe lasl period. 25 JUNE KLOSS The soul of Beefhoven plus The smile of Mona Lisa equalled FriTzie, The proToType of all Soufh Division dream girls. VersaTile, charming, and friendly, when June enfered SouTh, Forfune smiled. MARY RTTA KOETTING No one accused Polly of melan- choly. This animaTed synonym for exhilarafion did her biT To lower SouTh's lighT bill by brighfening up The halls and rooms wherever she wenT. s DANIEL JANUCHOWSKI Flash To his friends was also a Tlash To foes aT chess. ln any menTal, physical, or aesTheTic acTiv- iTy Dan was a wonder. STagger- ingly handsome, he caused paTrons of lovelorn columns To seek advice. CHESTER JOZWIK Hey, you! ThaT was Peanufs calling. AlThough he yearned for longer lunch periods, his hearT was seT on serving Uncle Sam. To sTop growing was his ambifion, for a half inch would shaTTer his dream of being a marine. ELM ER HJORTLAND He was a budding LoThario whose wavy Tlaxen fuzz enThrallecl The masses-mosTly The skirTed masses. A perambulaTing voice nearly capa- ble of ouT-Carusoing Caruso. IT was chess whaT he liked. LUCY KALINOWSKI ShorTy Took everyThing in sTride: dramaTics, music, class leadership, and Polish oraTions. She would cram These acTiviTies beTween Twelve and Three PM. Perhaps she longed To recline upon her downy couch Till noon. CLARA KERLIN STudenT governmenT? Yes! And shorTer homework assignmenTs, Too. IT you agreed wiTh TooTie you'd be her besT friend, buT she'd be called Cluckie aT your own risk-ThaT is, unless you were a Tall, blond, brown-eyed male. 26 JAMES KLUMPP By way of relaxaTion, Jim, The cynic wifh The crooked smile and The lackadaisical manner, excavaTed The ideas of Schopenhauer. ATTer a long dayls grind on The Annual, he reveled in TlippanT philosophy. HAZEL Il-TNE Oh, for heavens sake! corn- plained Foggy when she meT a braggarT. A Tawny-haired club- goer wiTh a bubbling personalify, she loved To dance. Boys, be sure you can before you ask her. ERVIN KAZMIERCZAK All The world's a sTage, and Erv would have liked To see The Teachers on iT ofTener. Mimicking menTors-noT a bad idea. BuT Erv wouldn'T leT sTudy-hour idlers see Their favoriTe TuTor Turn Thespian. ET!-TEL JUNEK To spliT The aTom, use a hammer and chisel. Bodies fall down be- cause They don'T like To Tall up. Those were The sTarTling facTs Efhel grabbed ouT of physics. Well, our lnTer-Nosian didn'T lean Toward physical phenomena. HELEN HORVATT Blush! Blush! WhaT was more humiliaTing To a freshie Than walk- ing inTo The wrong class aT The wrong Time? Why did we Tease her? We should have Shield-ed her from ThaT embarrassing memory. AUDREY KRAMER Sarcasm be banished! As a spice To liTe, Aud regarded iT as TlaT. STep-and-a-haIT-Kramer she was knowed as The day she losT her heel. Whichever way she wandered. she walked in beauTy or skaTed in beauTy. as The case mighT be. EUNICE KYNAST The working woes of all sTudenTs could have been banished by Three- minuTe classes and TorTy-Tive minuTe passing periods, as Skippy pro- posed. Physical phenomena ha-:T Tew charms, buT a Tennis courT was a call To arms! AGNES LOJK ThaT was ShorTy scrapping again, A miliTanT musico wiTh plenTy OT powerful pep in SouTh's defense! She was also music maneuverer Tor Girls' Glee club. LEONARD KRYSINSKI Poor Lee! He had no more illusions leTTg Tor when he Tell down The sTeps while walking beside her. she didn'T even miss him! Needed: a device To keep Lee buckled To Terra Tirma. STUART LEFEVRE Loosely puT TogeTher, This calcu- laTor resembled noThing so liTTle as The copper-riveTed equaTions he evolved. STu wished To insTall es- calaTors even Though They would have deprived sTudenTs oT much- needed exercise. RUTH KWIATKOWSKI Red enioyed eaTing To swing music! WhaT if iT should suddenly change To a STrauss walTz? If you asked RuTh whaT Mr. Dunkel's preTerence was in regard To regular and irregular obiecfs, iT would make her live up To her name, Red. MILDRED l.AURlA For cryin' ouT giggles, a Tlash of dark eyes, and you had liTTle Mil. IT SouTh had proms wiTh no Timid boys admiTTed, Mildred would have had a glorious Time. loud, a Tew ESTHERE LAZARIS Did you ever see Shrimp Tlabber- gasTed? If you didn'T, you should have been around when she parad- ed as a model aT The open house sTyle show. IT Took nerve. buT she had iT! MAXTNE KUJAWSKI Maxie pracTiced The paTience she preached. lmagine a sophomore sfuck in a wasTepaper baskeT! FurTher proof of her good naTure was ThaT Tor Tour years she lived aT SouTh and couldn'T Tind anyThing abouT iT she disliked. GILBERT LATUS Whaf was The LaTus Tad? SouTh's swanky sweaTer-boy swepT To seni- oriTy in a Tlashy blue blazer. ln- cidenTally, Gil was The amiable auThor of The Wearin' oT The Grin. GERALDINE LAYTON You know 'ain'T' ain'T in The dicTionary! exclaimed Blondie in disgusT. Occasional conversaTions en Espanol oTTered her consolaTion Tor such murderous aTTempTs on English. FRANK LENARCHICH To be perTecTly Frank, Cornell's pride and ioy couldn'T wear pig- Tails. NeiTher did he wanT To pay Tor permanenTs. YeT, feminine charms haunTed him, Tor he ad- vocaTed girl cheerleaders and rnaioreTTes. 27 .,L5,. Z .,,V f kd. 3 : .Awww .,5. , :, 'A Q ii H gg 5 K 2, X J Q bf QW Q ,D 3 ix . 2 . ' AQ' , 5 5 -fy f 3 .iw-VM Fwy ,, A ! ,:u ,Q gyaf , Wm., 552633 .A , - Lfsfg J iff E f - fl, B:3?ii'5?Hv.i,.53 fl fm, -., at M15 25 , ii, .,,. L 3 ' , 3 , .:.A.. 1-rf 44, 2:-. ,:. . ,N 9' 4 Q- A 'L ix gi Y? 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Her lreasured memory concerned lhe beginner in shorlf hand who lhoughl lhe lillle x's slood lor kisses, JOSEPH MARKETIC Who was lhe slreamlined Beau Brummell ol his class? Joe lvlarkelic, ol course, suave, sleek, and smoolh. Bud bore a charmed lile, prolecled by lhe brighl eyes ol lhe ladies, Julia would:-i'l lool yuh, would 7 she, Joe. GFI- DOLORES MlCK Mickey, lhe nole-lhrower, cher- ished her seal in A. Was il be- cause she was nol superslilious aboul seal I3, row 3? Her specially was reckless blond gianls, and lhe name Norb always recalled lhe lvpe- 30 . CORRINE OLSON De Milo wilh armsl A masler- piece lor Arl's sake. Corky- sophislicaled maiden wilh an al- linily lor lroublel Kidd-like raids on lhe icebox replenished lhe inner gal aller loolball games, JOSEPH LUTZENBERGER Jumping Jupilers, why can'l girls make up lheir minds! Ex- cepl lor lhal grievance, lhe Baron lhoughl girls were prelly nice peo- ple. Allhough Joe never wenl oul lor cross-counlry, he was prelly lasl when a blonde passed. LESTER MATTKE Shy and reliring, handsome Les showed his lrue colors by winning coquellish Frannie in Lila Begins al Sixleenf' Nice work, Les! We expecl lo hear greal lhings ol you in lhe lulure. CECELIA MTESZKOWSKI A guiel, solilary lass who avoided challerboxes and nole-lhrowers in A. Slreamlined rays played aboul shy Sunnie when she enlered a room. We wish lo call allenlion, ol course, lo her radianl dispo- silion. BERNICE MAUSSER Nol only al Easler, bul every day Bunny broughl llowers ol lriend- ship lo an aching world. Then. loo, she inslrucled lhe ignoranl in lhe lundamenlals ol volleyball from her vasl experience wilh il all. FRIEDA MARKAKIS Frilzie was a bundle ol blushing beauly lo whom honesl people ap- pealed. Her disposilion? Sugar lurned green wilh envy. Wilh a voice lhal was lhe delighl ol many, she slole inlo lhe hearls ol all she mel. BETTY MARTZ Inlroducing Darkeyes, Soulh's prima donna ol lhe plallorm planks! She was looking lor lhe one par- licular Romeo in her drama ol lile. Tryouls were conlinually in progress. LORRAINE MKIHAEL lvlike would secure conlacl wilh lhe oulside world by having radios in classrooms. She would also bring lhe sewing circle inlo a huddle on lhe gridiron lo give lhe girls somelhing besides homework lo kick al. LA VERN MILLER She lell up lhe slairs inslead ol downglo be dillerenl. Lillie won- der, lhen, lhal Wernie demanded escalalors lo insure sale delivery lo classes. she made mere men leel al VVern oul. Wilh unparalleled pep, I-IARRIET MUELLER A HamleT in our midsT, Tor I-larrieT always said, l'II Think iT over and Tell you Tomorrow. BuT no irresoIuTion characTerized her love of music. IT was classical- none OT Those mock Thrushes Tor ThaT I-IobbycraTTer. ELLEN ODE To eliminaTe The homework prob- lem Tor sTudenTs, The burden OT Teachers' records, and The 'financial worries oT' The school board, Sis's panacea called Tor Two six-monThs' vacaTions a year. All in Tavor say aye. GERTRU DE OBLAK DisgusTed wiTh The angular sTudy- hall seaTs, GerTie fondly yearned Tor eighT-TooT easy chairs, Two or Three oTTomans, and a SouTh Di- vision band, resplendenT in gold braid and brass buTTons. DONALD MYLNAREK AThleTicaIly inclined, Don sug- gesTed having easy chairs in every class. and escalaTors. In his less IeThargic momenTs his inTeresTs were cenTered in sporTs, I-le looked Tor- ward To eighTh hour when he Don-ned TooTball Togs. MARGARETA NOSKE Torchy, The Tlame in many a man's hearT, had a preference Tor I-lerculean physique, a copper- crowned ATIas, or some such weak- ling. She was one Red who was quiTe saTisTied wiTh exisTing condi- Tions-aT SouTh. CAROLINE NARAZINSKI To mosT siTuaTions Carrie said, I undersTand, buT she couIdn'T see why dance Tloors overflowed wiTh dreamy walners. Caroline hadn'T TalenT only Tor dancing: she even IenT glamour To The idea oT sTudenT governmenT. SOPI-IIE NAGORSKI Sophie always IenT her oraToricaI powers To any iusT cause, was iT championing The weak or advocaT- ing a dazzling, up-To-claTe audi- Torium Tor Those iubiIanT pep rallies. DOLORES NAPIENTEK Daisy! One OT her made a bouqueT. JusT as sweeT as a rOSe wiTh anoTher name. No wallTlower, she easily culTivaTed Triendships. Fellows, occasional dinner diverSiOr1S would suiT This exoTic gardenia. JULIANA MODLINSKI Juliana would have liked The classrooms oT SouTh painTed. Ap- parenTly she hadn'T noTiced ThaT The January '42 class had already painTecl The school red. She did admiT, however, seeing red when we called her Dimples. JEANETTE OLSON PerT, prim Ole wiTh The saucy grin was always ready To sooThe The Tevered brow OT ailing SouTh Di- visioniTes. BeTore you rush, boys, remember iT was EImer's Tune NeT played on her accordion. ANTOINETTE PAPRIC She was a bundle OT conTradic- Tionsl Though arTisTic and imagina- Tive herself, Toni had a mania Tor TacTs and meT each TanTasTic yarn oT her pals wiTh, Prove iT! I-low come she had an aversion To re- porT cards? HELEN PAPRIC Hank said show-oTTs were her peeve, so she seldom menTioned The TirsT place she won in Tennis aT SouTh. I-lelen's sporTing blood de- manded a share oT aThleTic glory Tor girls, so she advocaTed inTer- scholasTic sporTs. 31 RAY POLCZYNSKI Dazzling smile, sofT voice, unru hair, gaIIanT disposiTion, mercuri TeeT, accompanied by a girl in Mil-yun, he passed down a roa paved wiTh press clippings To The goal posTs of success. MARIAN PETERSEN You know PeTieI Small, blond, and fiery-goddess of The hunT in her sophomore days-The hunT for classrooms! Tally ho! Marian be- came so sure of her direcfions ThaT she could redesign A inTo an audi' Torium. GILBERT POKORA A paragonl Weekly edifor, class commission head, represenTaTive boy, and winner of The TegTmeyer cup! In his leisure Time he sTunned The feminine maioriTy wiTh his per- sonalify and infelligence. Is paragon an undersTaTemenT? 32 Iv al fi cl DOLORES PETROSKE I-Ioly caTfishI SouTh cerTainIy had an awful IoT of rooms when I was a freshman, said DoTTie. As a senior, she would have given any- Thing, when Tardy, To have offered The excuse ThaT she couIdn'T find The room. DOROTHY PLEWA Aw, phoo! Why boTher To Take a bafh SaTurday nighT when you can geT a perfecTIy good shower from The Soufh bubblers on Mon- day morning? BUT DOT didn'T Think The programs in A were all weT. WILLIAM PRATH Bill enjoyed The radio marches every firsT hour. I-Ie pranced off in anTicipaTion of The long-awaiTed lunch period. Teacher called him William: pals called him Bill. Home- work never called him, and home- work never will. CAROLINE PRESCOE Why musT we have final exams? queried amiable Carrie, The Cardi- nal weekly TypisT. However, she was in favor of having more school dances so she could swing and sway wiTh him. LAWRENCE PETERSON His smile never beamed wiThouT bringing dreams of remarkable, wonderful Lanny. Incredibly enough, educaTion merifed PeTe's seal of approval-an emphafic, AbsoIuTe- ly! Tch, Tch, and in These days of reIaTiviTyI LA VERNE PARSKE A devoTee of Mask and Wig, Lover advocaTed The sTaTeIy cap and gown Tor commencemenT wear. Far from aloof, she found pleasure in rooTing wiTh The masses for our superb foofball Team. JOAN POCZEKAJ Cinemafic celluloid sTirred The soul of ThaT scinTiIIaTing scienTisT OT The silver screen. Perhaps, presenf- ly, Posy may play The parT of a prima donna in picTures To please The panoramic public. LEONARD PAWLAK Feel Those muscles? See Those brains? IT was Manual arTs in which he Trained. Len's convulsions in assembly A were noT indigesTion, buT iusT The eTTecT of Those Three Old-Timers. CHARLES PRINCE As king of The royal Cardinal wresflers and a prince oT a Tellow, Chuck IefT his mark so Thar we couIdn'T forgeT him. English Themes and nighfmares were syn- onomous wiTh him. LEONARD PYZYNSKI Leonard believed lhal il was bel- ler lo eal an apple lhan lo polish il. He also lhoughl lhal plenly ol lime should be given lo lhe process ol ealing. To be exacl, lwo periods should be allowed. JACK RADTKE Clique! Clique! The Radlke rallled every lime he spied llilling knows? ke in Those beloved damsels aboul lhe halls. Who Jack's oralorical ellorls mighl yel bring aboul a lwo-hour lunch period. FRANK ROGALA Hurry, hurry, hurry! Buy your lickels, now! No one could beal Rugs in lhe lickel-sales cleanups. A verilable man-behind-lhe-scenes, Frank was lhe powerlul promoler ol lhe home-coming dance and lhe Chrislmas pageanl. SHIRLEY PRITZLAFF When Prilzie wasn'l buried in a book, she engulled all wilh a live- day lorrenl ol words. Disdainlul ol unsolved equalions and unknown quanlilies, she rellecled her bril- liance in lhe silver ol lhe Junior Girls' English cup. BETTY PRZYBYLA Boys in modern apparel, bewarel Bubbles doesn'l like males who wear sloppy clolhes. Also. be genllemanlyl Belly, your expeclae lions were lhose ol anolher era, bul you seemed lo be gelling along all righl in lhis one. EDWARD RADOMSKI ln his lighler moods Ed played pranks on bewildered lreshmen, bul in his serious momenls he longed lor less homework, more sludy hours, and many programs. Whal lragile lhings dreams are! DOLORES PU RGILL You eggs! l-lard-boiled. scram- bled, or iusl omeleled salisly Purg- gie. Only don'l peer al her like a poodle lhrough a mal ol lousled hair. ll scholaslics lire you, you may relax in lhe exlra recuperalion periods she will inslall, ARTHUR ROLOFF Ah! lhe myslery is solved. Thal peculiar noise during communily singing sessions was only Arl's happy harmonizing. Arl said he didn'l like dumb girls. We didn'l know lhere were so many learned lassies al Soulh. CAROL PRYMEK Arrive lale on a dale wilh Hall- pinl, and you'll lind oul whal's lucked under her red hair. l-lave a good alibi ready, or lhis lormer member ol Forum Debale will soon raze il. HERBERT RENNPFERD This lall. handsome graduale had lhe unique experience ol being mislaken lor a leacher-by a lresh- man. ls lhal a complimenl lor Herb or an allronl lo our leachers? JOHN REYNOLDS Showers aren'l lunny, bul Johnny laughed as he recalled lhe squirling a leacher gol al a lhird-lloor loun- lain. Perhaps lhe lulor deserved lhe lorrenl lor poslponing lhe pub- licalion ol lesl marks. Righl, Johnny? EDWARD PROCEK We give you Soulh Division's gill lo lhe world ol speed, Eddie Procek. A voracious crealure, he required eighl lunch periods lo oblain lhe necessary nulrilion lor his spasms ol acceleralion. 33 LA VERNE RUBOW Oh boy! said Ruby when she was recounTin' her experiences as a suscepTible sophomore, a vicTim oT senior pranks. A diamond The rough was Ruby-a sparkling example oT generosiTy. MARION SCHWEITZER You boys who dislike TalkaTive girls, beware This lass's incessanT Tlood oT words. Be iT Napoleon's conquesTs or Tschaikowsky's con- cerTos, Marion can and will Tell you all abouT Them. in RICHARD STRENKE Tall, blond. sleepy SouTh-erner DOROTHY RUTZlNSKi Even The bees marveled aT DoT who was slighTly amazed ThaT work A nim- and her accomplishmenTs. was enioyable. Dick Trowned darkly upon any rackeT, such as a pin's dropping. A beauTy Tancier oT The greaT American varieTy. ble mind coupled wi+h The prover- To sail bial lrish wiT helped her Through her curriculum on The double-Three and one-halT years To be exacT. GERALDINE SCHNEIDER From painT and paleTTe To pasTe and paper, Gerri soared Trom scen- ery designing To The Annual arT ediTorship. Si, si, senors, The Skip- per oT Los Amigos could show you how To clap Those casTaneTsl 34 THOMAS SITTER T. S. had an aTTer-school iob. Perhaps ThaT's why he wanTed SouTh To be Turned inTo a recreaTion cenTer. G'bye now, Tom, and don'T SiTTer round waiTing Tor ele- vaTors ThaT aren'T There. FighT To The Top! LORETTA SONNENBER6 Sandy's quick wiT vanished aT The sighT oT a brush haircuT. However, her Tace beamed wiTh happiness aT The ThoughT oT girl cheerleaders Tor her alma maTer, DOLORIS SCHWEIGL Sunshine sparkled in her eyes +EII someone slapped sweeT4Tempered Dodo on The back: Then she was your enemy Tor life. Livening up Girls' club and CenTury kepT Schigee busy aTTer her enTrance aT SouTh. VIVIAN SCHOENSEE Vivacious Vivian's maThemaTics enabled her To run circles around any person who aTTempTed To add her up. A consTanT TacTor in many clubs, Shady neared her paTience limiT when she heard knuckles cracking. ALTHEA SCHWECHEL AlThough Al despised girls who pursued TooTball heroes, her greaT- esT momenT came when The Team marched oTT wiTh The TooTball championship. Hers was a legion oT Thrills when she marched in an American Legion parade. MIRIAM SHAPIRO My hearT aT Thy sweeT voicel How many male animals spake Thus? SoundprooT The music room? NoT if iT silenced melodies like Mimi's. Two class plays. ChrisTmas pageant home-coming dance - Shapiro spelled service. ALFRED SIEGMANN Al, The FriTz Kreisler oT SouTh Division, conTribuTed his services To The school by playing in The or- chesTra. Girls, don'T Teel bad if you Think you're The second Tiddle1 The TirsT is probably his violin. JOHN STRZYKALSKI A Slreak of Cardinal! 'Twas Johnny and lhe pigskinl Adonis of lhe gridiron and foolball miracle of lhe age. A mosl valuable play- er who abhorred hard-boiled eggs. He was human besides being a hero. DOLORES SMERLINSKI Smerk, a disseclor who could de- molish pickled frogs before lunch and pickled pigs' feel for lunch, could sland anyfhing. Science claims lhal color gladdens life- hence her Annual arl work. SOP!-llE RZEPKOWSKI KATHERINE ANN STOECKER Chicle licklers were Shorly's pel Her mollo was Keep Smiling. Yel peeve. Her aversion lo lhem un- dermined lhe lumber induslry, lhe adverlising business, and Lalin- American friendship. Besides. gum is lhe underfaker's friend, for il lakes lhe brealh away. JACK STEFFEN Wilh a song in his hearl and a balon in his hand, Jack followed lhe nalural course of life. His sharp mind concocled melodies, while lhe resl of lhe world wenl by. No flals l Kaly could nol help sighing when, afler she had accepled an invila- lion lo dine, lhe family had a chicken dinner! The nearesl candy slore should have solved lhal problem. ELAINE STACI-INIK How Slacks did smoke al con- ceill Sweel, pelile, and lighl on her feel: lhe world was her play- ground, and she loved every bil of il up lo and including Ye gods and lillle fishes. ANNA STACHNIK Oh well, Anna. we all liked lo Sleep l0f1q o'mornings, Bul whal leased our curiosily was lhe al- lraclion lhal reconciled you lo classes in lhe aflernoonl LORRAINE SCHNOOR Had Soulh had a losl and found service for freshmen in I938. Lulu would have kepl il busy finding losl classrooms. Now a grown-up girl, Lorry feels piglails and child- ish mannerisms are oul of slyle in high school. KENNETH TESS Ken, beller known as Maeslro Tess, iusl adored noles--nol love, buf half, eighlh, and sixleenlh noles. When all is drear. lend an ear lo a lool on a flule. He piped il sweelly. JOE SPINELLA The firsl hundred years are lhe hardesl, and so were Joe's firsl few days al Soulh when he was lhe obiecl of many senior pranks. Joss was allergic lo blue-eyed blondes. Eccenlric, wasn'l he? GERTRUDE TICE If il weren'l for governmenl pri- orily on gunpowder, you'd have seen Pal explode when someone opened a window on a cold day and lhen sal in lhe warmesl spol of lhe room, RUTH TOLLIFEE Our versalile, vivacious, bass- fiddle player lurned aclress lo help oul lhe January class, iusl anolher example of Ivlickey's evereobliging nalure. Bul if you wanled lo be her pal, you didn'l lry lo borrow money from her. 35 ANGELINE TOMASINO Oh me. oh my! How Tommie haTed knuckle-cracking! CenTury and Spanish clubs were merely sTep- ping sTones in her search Tor social power. Her besT Triends were Those whom she ribbed in A. ELAINE WALCZYKOWSKI ThaT Morpheus mighT claim dis- ciples, Eileen advocaTed soTT- cushioned seaTs in A To assuage The menTal TaTigue of sTudenTs. Would noT a roboT who does homework solve The problem oT overworked minds? HAZEL WINDERL When Hazel said, CaTs! she didn'T reTer To her girlish Triends. lT was iusT her TavoriTe expression. A perTecT SouTh in Hazel's eyes would have To have sTudenT govern- menT, caps, gowns, and a new audiTorium. AUDREY WOBSHALL Audrey wasn'T a cannibal, buT she would have liked Heinie and His Grenadiers Tor lunch-enTerTain- menT. lmagine prancing proTeins and capering carbohydraTes! Mex- ican rhyThm mighT even have made her a iumping bean. ELAINE VAN DER ELSEN Don'T geT sassy now! was Dopey's answer To The smarT seT. Fuzzy had no paTience wiTh people who whined. This wasn'T sTrange when you knew ThaT Elaine, OT her own voliTion, chose To sTudy physics and TrigonomeTry! LAWRENCE ZNOROSKI Hear ye! Hear ye! chicle mas- TicaTors! Keep your gum chewing a privaTe aTTair or else Lawrie will gaTher his muscles, developed in Tour years oT sporTs, and bounce ye eighT To The bar. EDITH VER BRUGGE WheTher iT were Rumboogie or noT, Edie swung righT inTo SouTh's acTiviTies wiTh a baseball baT as capTain oT The l94l champs. She didn'T like people To say she was widclle , yeT Edie liked To borrow baby Talk. LEONARD WILHELMI Smile, you apple polishers, iT you wanT To be Willy's Triend! Because he liked To see smiles, Leonard exTracTed grins and chuckles Trom his Tellow sTudenTs Through his anTics as Brenda. RUTH URBAN Did you ever wish To send in- TormaTion in A? Learn how in Ten easy lessons Trom Goo Goo. She was an experT wiTh Tour years of Training in convoying secreT missives pasT policing pedagogues. WALTER ZAMJAHN A cloud oT cinders! The speed oT lighT! Jay's pedal exTremiTies Took him places. lT was Tun To drop in and admire his Truck load oT Track and baskeTball numerals. He had our Blessing Too! lndlan love call N Ji .53 T ELEANORE BOEHME Elly, Eleanore, or Miss Boehme- she responded io any name 'cepl iusl plain Boehme. Oh! her wiles and smiles could cause 'rhe pulse of King Tul himself lo beal' fasler. BETTY HU RST Twinkie's awakening iniliafed an all-day mischief campaign. Nighls al home were fun wilh a Spencer Tracy lo chanl' Green Eyes. Oueenie's familiar ls lhal righ+? rose from weighing equalions in malh. CHESTER GEORGE Chel was an avid aqualic who would donaie a new marble and chrome swimming rank-aliler he made his million, of course. Yei, his affeclion 'For lerra 'lirma was evidenced by his colleclion of grid- iron lellers. GERALDINE KASPRZYK Jerry may have had boundless energy where sporls were con- cerned: buf when she was +ired, she wanled 'ro relax in comliorl. Cushioned seais in A and escalalors were her mosl' ardenl desires. DOROTHY POLIKOWSKI Lei' us painl' lhe piclure of an arlisl. Dol was a dauber wilh a brillianl past Canvassing will prove she was co-edilor of The '4l An- nual ari slaff and was on lhe honor roll. Nalural lalenl needs no in- slrucfion. WILLIAM WOODWARD Handsome, delermined Woody had liflle palience wilh people who couldn'l' malce up lheir mincls. Since he already had lhe firsl fool on 'rhe ladder 'ro success, we wish him luclc for lhe fulure. JHIIUHRU UIHSS EUIIIIIIISSIUH GILBERT POKORA immersed in galleys and wielding gianT scissors, GilberT applied his brillianT brain-sTuTT To ediTing The Weekly. DiplomaTic and unTlagging was The class commission chairman. Because he was Tops wifh his Tellow sTudenTs, C5ilberT was elecTed rep- resenTaTive boy. ln I94l he won The TegTmeyer cup. JUNE KLOSS SweeT were The sounds ThaT oozed Trorn her oboe. Melody-minded June meriTed TirsT chair in The all-ciTy junior band, and laTer, in The all- ciTy senior band. Milwaukee Music TesTival pins were prooT OT her TalenT. She was an aesTheTic being who Tound pleasure in a mundane pasTime-sTudy. ROY BENKENDORF Smudged wiTh scrimmage dusT, Roy parked a pencil behind his ear and plunged in as sporTs ediTor oT The Weekly. WiTh nimble mindsighT and TighTing zeal, he carried OTT maior emblems in TooTball. Number 2I oT The gridiron squad or No. I man in The senior revues, Roy raTed Tour sTars. RAY POLCZYNSKI Touchdowns wiTh a smile! We called Them Polczynski Specials. Speed and spiriT brighTened Ray's sporTs perTormance. Superb sprinT- ing, passing, and dribbling showered our all-ciTy halT- back wiTh emblems in TooTball, baskeTball, and Track. LiTTle Billy, SouTh's man-power. GILBERT LATUS WiTh suppressed grin and Turrowed brow, GilberT underTook boTh sporTs and music wiTh equal sponTaneiTy. RuTTling his pompadour over cre- scendos in Glee club and a cappella was Typical OT Silly. For swiTT and sure decisions in TooTball, he received maior and minor awards. HHTIUTIHL HUHUH SUCIETU ARCTURUS CHAPTER January Sfandinqz Jack Radllce, Marion Schweilzer, Gilberl Polcora, Shirley Prilzlaff, Sophie Nagorslci, June Kloss, Kennefh Tess, Juliana Modlinslci, Frank Rogala, Jack Srellen i Siflingz -qlvliriam Shapiro, Jeanelle Olsen, Ervin Gradeclqi, Audrey Badura Lucy Kalinowslqi T ART AND lv1USlC HONORS Slanding: Jaclc Sleffen, Kennelh Tess Silling: Miriam Shapiro, Geraldine Schneider, Agnes Loilq ERVIN GRADECKI AUDREY BADURA GILBERT POKORA VERA KOWALCI-IUK JUNE DOLGE ARTHUR SCI-IMIDT LOIS LYSTAD DOROTHY BRANSKI IMOGENE ROBERTS LILLIAN DANIELS YVONNE CUNNINGI-IAM WILLIAM KIRCI-IEN 40 DANIEL BRANDT DOUGLAS KANITZ ERVIN GRADECKI Firs+ honors AUDREY BADURA Second honors Represenlafive girl GILBERT POKORA Represen'IaI'ive boy VERA KOWALCHUK Firsl' honors JUNE DOLGE Second honors Gold declamafory a wa rd Milwaukee-Downer award ARTHUR SCHMIDT Represenlafive boy LOIS LYSTAD Civic Music medal DOROTHY BRANSKI Represeniafive girl IMOGENE ROBERTS Silver declamalrory LILLIAN DANIELS award A A U W scholarship January January January June June June June June June June I 942 I 942 I 942 I 942 I 942 I942 I 942 I942 I942 I942 YVONNE CUNNINGHAM June Milwaukee-Downer granl' WILLIAM KIRCHEN June W medal DANIEL BRANDT January Gold oraforical award DOUGLAS KANITZ June Sloeclcle I:oundaI'ion award WALTER STANAKIS June Sfoeclcle Eoundalion award GORDON SATHER June Silver oraforical award ADELINE PETEK January Junior Girls' English cup KENNETH LOHF January Teglmeyer cup EDITH MURRAY June Junior Girls' English cup CHESTER MROCZKOWSKI June Alumni book RAYMOND SUHAYSIK June Coblenlz baslcefball Irophy I 942 I 942 I 943 I 942 I 942 I 942 I 943 I 943 I 943 I 943 I 943 HIIIIIIIIS WALTER STANAKIS GORDON SATHER ADELINE PETEK KENNETH LOHF EDITH MURRAY CHESTER MROCZKOWSKI JUNE ULHSS IIUIHHIISSIUII ARTHUR SCHMIDT DarTing down a sandy Track or plowing Through a TooTball phalanx, Porky emerged unTlinching. Calm yeT TorceTul was SouTh's all-ciTy guard. Because he possessed The TalenTs of a repre- senTaTive boy, ArThur became a model commission chairman. DOROTHY BRANSKI Twinkling eyes and a sTray lock illusTraTed DoroThy's sTruggle over page Two oT The Weekly. Membership in Badger Girls' STaTe and The presidency oT Girls' club were Typical honors of SouTh's represenTaTive girl. Programs in A and Mask and Wig were lorighTened by DoroThy's presence. WILLIAM KIRCHEN WiTh a nose Tor news and a wriTing Technique, Bill hiTched his hobbyhorse in The Cardinal oTTice. ResplendenT wiTh awards in TooTloall, he was also an auThoriTy on CourT ChaTTer. Honors in Track and loaskeTball Took To The side lines when he Tlashed his 90 grades. LOIS LYSTAD One sweep oT her bow produced lilTing song. As a cellisT Lois claimed TirsT chair'in The all-ciTy orchesTra. ln music she was presidenT oT orchesTra, while in dramaTics she was an undersTudy aT class plays. DOUGLAS KANITZ Row l5's brain child! AcTing as moniTor and sTudenT counsel, he shielded 38 oThers under his proTecTing wing. To Tramp on golT greens or To peer inTo microscopes was Doug's speed proper. A good sporT and a real scholar, Douglas. HHHUHHL HUIIUR SUUIETU ARCTURUS CHAPTER June Top piciure Slanding: Sylvia Eufchkar, Vera Kowalchuk, Dagny l-luse, June Dolge, Emily Kapsh, Yvonne Cunningham, Doroihy Branski, Beify Ednie Siiling: Belly Kozlowski, Vicioria Grezinski, Donna Crook, Geraldine Kapanke. Douglas Kanilz, Vlfilliam Kirchen, Lillian Daniels Cenler piclure Siandinq: Jeanne Nehring, Marjorie Oleiniczak, Waller S+anakis, Arlhur Schmidt Lawrence Luerigen, Edward Mafiasich, Rila Sobczak, Virginia Zurowski Siliing: Cecilia Obremski. Delores Rankin, Beiiy Plohr, Lois Lysiad, Arlene Whilfy, Mariha Rankin, Phyllis Morley ART AND MUSIC HONORS Boiiom piclure Sfandinq: Lois Lysfad, lvlariorie Olein'czak, Jeanne Neh- rinq, Eugene Seiberi, Vilo DiCiaula, Francis Dziennik, Margaref Frank, Yvonne Cunningham, Phyllis Morley, Riia Schwarz, Sylvia Welylok lalosenil Sillinqz Maurine Brand, Donna Crook, Emily Kapsh, Margarel Gaus, Rod- ney Jenkins, Joyce Lau, Dororhy Traxel, Marfha Rankin 43 N I ,v i iz? FLORENCE ADAMSKI Elorrie didn'I' like alphabelically-sealed classes. Judging 'From her name and lhe lac? lhal lhe A's usually slarled righl in lronl' of Teacher's desk, if was nol hard lo undersland her grievance. MARILYN ABENDROTH Marilyn dabbled in music-a masferpiece of underslalemenl. Maon played in a manner which was nor of This world. She gave up wearing her numerous medals because Their lremendous weighl' made her round-shouldered. SHIRLEY BARTLIN6 Squirrely could nol' combal a licklish silua- lion, 'lor she was very sensilive. Her vocal cords were duly exercised in Glee club and a cappella. Longer vacalions were her idea ol bliss. JOYCE BEHLING Giggling Gerlie wilh lhe radianl smile and lhe curly blond lresses was lhe gal who could be seen any morning al 8:25 dashing down lhe corridor, lrying 'ro beef lhe bell. Bul, alas, lhe brazen Thing vanquished herl AMY BANTER Aim, a member of Glee club, could be heard any lime belween 8:30 and 9:00 o'clock, singing for lhe enlerlainmenl ol The sludenls around her. Allhough if was nol an aid 'ro sludy, il was cheerful. RU DOLPH ANICH R'rroo-dolphin! Wherever lhal iovial characler walked, lhis rasping hoof chilled Ihe marrow of his bones. Rudy was peeved even more by women lhan by lhe ealing-crackers-in-bed 'fa ns. Cracker crumbs could be brushed off! DOROTHY ALBRECHT When Bulch wasn'l busy balling lhe Iypewriler keys, she enioyed balling a shulllecock over a nel. As an infirmary aid she shone, bul' her days were dim- med by lhe eagle eyes ol: 'rhe leachers in A. VIRGINIA ANDRYKOWSKI Andy was unhappy. The remedy she wanled? Well, il was a slrange mixlure compounded of a senior prom, weekly movies, a senior prom, less corridor slrolling, and a senior prom. RICHARD BAILEY Dick agreed wilh Barnum 'rhal 'l'here was one born every minule , and each was a woman driver. A promising mafhe- mafician, he iuggled a few ralios and concluded fha? poor drivers wasfed rubber and should be banned from lhe road. NINA BAKSI-ITA Shorly's hearl' skipped a bear al lhe sighl of drum maiorellesq girl cheer- leaders doubled ils palpilalions. Lasses in general raled high wilh her and received her applause, bul smoking sirens go? 'Ihe gong. EDNA BARTELS Edna, also known as EHS, was a member of lhal' circlel, lhe Ring group of Shield club. There seemed lo be a 'lrace of Scolch in her, for she counled 'rhe pennies for Shield. ELAINE BARWICK Who was ThaT Tiny miTe behind The husky TooTbaII player? IT was Sis dodg- ing Teacher's glance. Are you kiddin' was her TavoriTe expression. We aren'T kiddin'-she made an impression! VIRGINIA BEI-IRENDT I-Iear ye! Virgie would wriTe IeTTer aTTer IeTTer in A. BuT all in vain: no answer ever came. IT iusT isn'T Tunny. she would say, buT iT was Tunny To see a Teacher wriTe and pass a noTe in A, Was iT her longed-Tor answer? LUCILLE BAYER I will Tell! said Lucy. and she did. Many a Time her coveTed seaT in A was ThreaTened Tor Telling Too loudly. Glam- our-girl Tashions, long, sTraighT hair and gobs oT make-up, were considered sTricTIy Taboo by Lucy. MAURINE BRAND FRED BOE!-IME FriTz was really on The beam when he pounded down The cinders, leading SouTh To anoTher Track vicTory, The presidency OT Boys' club and The co- capTaincy oT The cross-counTry Team were only a Tew oT his honors. BETTY BOG U SZ Suzy's mosT amusing memory oT SouTl1 was her TirsT day when she was unable To IocaTe The caTeTeria. IT was TorTunaTe she wasn'T gullible enough To purchase a map Trom an enTerprising senior. DOROTHY BONIN Why, Bobo. we didn'T know you cared! DoT wenT inTo superlaTives over Mr. Rasinske and his Teaching. The same superlaTives applied To Bobo's social acTiviTies: LaTin, Science, CenTury, and Girls' clubs. MARGARET BERNER Mickey said, I don'T know , buT one Thing she did know was ThaT she de- TesTed going ouTside Tor a Tire drill when she was wearing a gym suiT. MargareT was smarT. so her TavoriTe expression was a liTTIe misleading. GLENN BERGMANN Bergie was no ice-Berg even Though he TIoaTed around The Track wiTh The greaTesT of ease. Grinning Trom ear To ear was his TavoriTe diversion: leaning on a cerTain locker door, his TavoriTe occupaTion. DOLORES BIESIADA I-lere's one Sugar ThaT wasn'T scarce. She was around SouTh in I-lobbycraTT, Girls' club, and CenTury. Sugar always wanTed sTudy periods wiThouT Teachers. She could dream. couIdn'T she? Mickey had an arTisTic soul. As a band and orchesTra member, she sup- plied music wiTh her cIarineT: and as an arTisT. she made posTers wiTh her painTbrush. Maurine denounced con- ceiTed people wiTh an emphaTic Oh pooh! MERCEDES BORKO Merle would have resorTed To hair pulling had someone called her Blondie. NeverTheIess, her golden locks Tully iusTi- Tied The appeIIaTion, Tor Merle was The Carole Landis oT SouTl1. VIRGINIA BOSCHKE Virg had a record To be proud oT. She aTTended every dance given aT SouTh during her Tour-year sojourn. Even her freshman volleyball Triumphs yielded To her love of dancing. ROBERT BROWN His name was Brown, bul his lace was always red when lhe girls praised his lennis prowess. Some people, he in- sisled. said lhal he always wore his emblem swealer in order lhal lhe molhs wouldn'l gel inlo il. ALICE BROCZEK AIice's hopes and virluous aspiralions were all cenlered in lhe glillering world ol lhe privale secrelary, An inborn love for lyping and lhe lascinaling curlicues ol shorlhand goaded her on lo her goal. ROBERT BUENGER Who was lhe beau lhal all lhe Soulh Division belles were lied wilh? OI course il was Bing, lhe super-salesman ol Soulh, who could have sold over- coals al lhe equalor if given a chance. MARGARET CHYCINSKI Fuzzy was no llirl 'cause her pel an- noyance was winking. She had lun in Girls' club, bul her real lhrill was 'ihe Soulh-Lincoln game in I'-?4O, Thal win- ning louchclown in lhe lasl minule made Fuzzy wuzzyl NORBERT BUSH Norb was a lypical senior. He dis- liked pesly girls, bul he was chess crazy aboul shorler periods. He laughed hardesl al a lreshman groaning over homework, an old Soulh-ern cuslom- lor lreshmen only. JEAN ANN COLLINS Jean's nickname was Collie-1 maybe lhal's why she disliked cally people. She mighl have been shorl in slalure, bul she always had whal il lakes lo rise above olhers. DOROTHY BRANSKI Comrade Brain-ski needed no Mask and Wig, as lhe male elemenl will leslily. A slaggering number ol aclivi- lies kepl energelic Dollie in a slale ol exhauslion. Bul her work lor The Cardinal was nol done we-akly . DORIS BREMSER Miss Bremser was a naive lillle crea- lure. She suggesled halling lhe slream ol sludenls who slrolled lhrough lhe corridors. An easier lask would have been lo slop lhe llow ol lhal rivulel known as lhe Mississippi. LOIS BREMSER Lois, a member ol lhe Bremser duo, was possessed ol a lruly scienlilic mind. because her lavorile expression was Why? Thal was lhe reason she in- quired Why when someone asked her lo pass a nole. CECILIA CHRZANOWSKA ll was a gross error when lhey called her Squirlg she made a big splash in second 'floor sociely. Bul Jumpin' bullerballslu when il came lo inler-row correspondence, she received communi- calion via lllair male. MARILOU CHURCHILL Squeaky didn'l approve ol loud gum- chewers, Did you ever hear someone shriek, No, nol lhal! Thal wasn'l murder al Soulh Division-only cule Iillle Marilou airing her pel expression. WILMAR BUSS Though Wilmar lrelled and lumed when asked if he had a molor or a lrolley, il availed him naughl. He was dubbed Taxie, Roule Thirleen, and Rapid Transil. Whal a pily lhal one so hand- some should undergo such perseculionl BETTY CORREN Corny aTTribuTed her nickname To her sense oT humor. l-ler red hair was a greaT asseT in her Forum DebaTe club acTiviTies. Though liTTle, she had spark enough To sTarT a conTlagraTion when she was opposed. PAULINE CRI66-ER Polly was an exTroverT because she knew how To win Triends and influence people. I-lypocriTes, however, were noT on her visiTing lisT. She gained many Triends Trom Shield, LaTin club, Mask and Wig, and band. DONNA CROOK RaTsl There was a Crook in our midsT. Fellows armed Themselves wiTh quick- shooTin' personaliTies and Threw away Their bags o' gumdrops. She was iden- TiTied by a beaming smile and a TorTy- Tive degree angle glance. LOUISE DAI-ISE Around and around she goes, and where she sTops-she drops her props. Skeezix never could hold her own when iT came To managing books and pencils. Organizing powwows in A was Typical OT Louise's social ambiTions. LILLIAN DANIELS Lallie had a parT in CenTury, Shield, German Players' guild, helped produce The Annual and Weekly, and was moniTor oT row 2I. WhaT's more she won The coveTed AAUW scholarship award. All This and heaven Too? LYDIA DANIEWICZ There was JiTTerbug who surely could cuT a rug. When Lil wasn'T dancing holes in her shoes, she was waving her Tresses. This peppy SouTh DivisioniTe's recording in speech was memorable. EVELYN CZUBINSKI Evelyn was nimble. She had nimble Tingers Tor hobbycraTT work and nimble TeeT Tor sporTs acTiviTies. Evelyn was quick. She would quickly Tind any book in The library or quickly buy TickeTs Tor school games and dances. BETTY JANE CZAJKOWSICI AlThough Miss Czaikowski did noT compose The concerTo in B TlaT minor, she was siill a well-known celebriTy, DramaTics was her dish, and Therefore we leave The resT OT This space Tor The well-known dramaTic pause. YVONNE CUNNINGI-IAM Vonnie was a proTicienT sprinTer when pursued by iraTe neighbors who heard her pracTicing The clarineT. ConsTanT danger didn'T spoil her sense oT humor, she chuckled aT a chemisTry Teacher up-ended in his chair. CHRISTINE DAUGHTRY ChrisTy was noT crusTy. She had The mosT Triendly smile in school, and The mosT ready. BUT she could also pucker her lips around The clarineT To blow a sweeT noTe. KENNETH DE LANGUILLETTE Dangle was an ardenT swingsTerl l-le was no wallTlower on a dance Tloorg yeT he blossomed b3auTiTully on The piqskin plains. Ken was on his way To becoming a greaT acTor-he had his leg in a casT. FRANK DAVIS The UniTed STaTes Navy will greaTly beneTiT Trom This nauTically-inclined wresTler and cross-counTry man. Girls annoyed him, buT you know whaT They say abouT sailors! PROVIDENCE DILIBERT This liffle girlie read WesTerns. This liTTle girlie had Tun. This liTTle girlie led CenTury, and her social liTe was begun. This Ii++le girlie loved maThe- maTics, buT oT vain liTTle boys she'd have none. MILDRED DlEDRlCl-l A grin and a ioke accompanied Millie where 'ere she walked . Our champion blues-chaser banished Old Man Worry Trom CenTury and German Players' guild. QuiTe a handy gab-ieT was Millie. JUNE DOLGE Susy noT only supporTed CenTury, Shield, and Girls' clubs buT kepT The Cardinal weekly on Top wiTh her Tine reporTing. Winner oT The Junior Girls' English cup, June disliked people who misused The language. 48 MABEL DYKAS, Once upon a Time There was a girl named Goldilocks. She wenT To SouTh Division, buT she never meT Three bears. IT she had, she could have Taken care OT Them wiTh clubs - Girls', German, Science, and Chess. ROLAND DROPP Dropp wenT ouT Tor Track as a Tresh- rnan, buT he was such a Tresh enTry, he burned a hole in The Track. ln de- spair he gave up and Tried TooTball, buT could he help iT if They didn'T make a uniTorm his size? ISABEL DZIADOSZ Books To The righT OT her, books To The leTT oT her, buT did Duchy sTudy Them all? Nol She was The librarian's assisTanT and made books her business when sTudy wasn'T required. DOROTHY DERZINSKI DOT leTT SouTh beTore her Time was up -in Three and one-halT insTead oT Tour years. Time oTT Tor hard work and good behavior? DOT also had a loT OT Tun laughing aT Cardinal Annual picTures. WhaT a sense oT humor! CAMILLE DEGENTESH Degie dug and dug, noT aT sTudies, buT aT Those cranky people who made her liTe a burden. Mask and Wig was The ouTleT Tor her dramaTic TalenT. and baskeTball was The saTeTy valve Tor her exuberanT viTaliTy. VITO DICIAULA ViTo was nicknamed Lucky, and lucky he was. l-lis Tenor voice was heard aT school dances, in opereTTas, and in Glee club. EorTune casT a brighT lighT on us whenever ViTo sang solo aT The school concerTs. LUCILLE DOMASK STay away Trom her, all you sweaTered Temales. Girl Triends were her peT peeve. Sunny advocaTed an improved lighTing sysTem alThough she brighTened Girls' club and CenTury. We wonder why she didn'T join Do-Mask and Wig? FLORENCE DOMBROWSKI The name was Dombrowski noT Zieg- Teld, buT This did noT prevenT Florence Trom worshiping Terpsichore. l-ler keen sense oT beauTy caused her To view our floor show exTravaganzas wiTh sheer de- lighT. May The Elo never ebb! LEROY DOPPEL General Lee Took up Tencing To ward oTT deTermined salesladies. AlThough The illusTrious Mr. Doppel was a brawny and Tearless aThleTe, he had no sales resisTance when accosTed by The Tairer sex. AU DREY EISENBER6 IT you kepT on Talking when Jeannie was working, you'd deT a whippin'. OT course, she probably wouIdn'T have goT quiTe ThaT Tough. She never dood iT , she only said iT! GORDON EISOLD ShorT, dark, and handsome TiTTed Gordie To a T. Speaking oT Tea, he abhorred The sTuTT. To see ShorTy dash- ing around haTIess and capless was noT an unusual sighT aT SouTh. HAROLD ELLINGSEN Harold was a hopeful chap. He wanTed The impossible-A To be re- modeled. The assembly Tloor To slope, TheaTer seaTs To be insTaIIed, and girls To sTop drinking cokes. Keep hoping, Al. TEDDY FALK MenTion The word Tun, and Teddy dreamed of chemisTry class wiTh iTs sTicky-looking compounds and eviI-smeII- ing gases. A more acTive parT Tor sTudenTs in school acTiviTies was anoTher one oT his TavoriTe dreams. AU DREY ENG-LER Bunny would have appreciaTed backs on The seaTs in The chemisTry class, Had They been insTaIled, she would probably have exclaimed, Glad To see you're back, or Spinely we can be comTorT4 able. RUTH ERN CaTTy girls were oTTen RuTh-Iess, Tor They could noT Ern her respecT. She eIecTed To checkmaTe Them aT every Turn and suggesTed a new audiTorium where They could be isolalred. IRENE DZIEGIELEWSKI China has iTs hidden resources, buT SouTh's China had audible resources Tor bragging abouT our championship TooT- ball Team. Irene liked To use her Polish club on people who mispro- nounced her name. FRANCIS DZIENNIK Frany, a maTh whiz, had no Trouble counTing The beaTs in his various music acTiviTies. An excepTion To mosT musi- cians. Francis did noT TooT his own horn. NoTes To you, Frany, and may you scale greaT heighTs. BETTY EDNIE WhirIing Dervish aT SouTh? No, iT was only BeTs execuTing a baIIeT pirou- eTTe To prove she was on her Toes. She did some Tancy sTepping when The Army was on Turlough, buT oTherwise she was our hard-working Annual Ii+erary ediTor. DELORES FEDDER Even if BIondie's TavoriTe expression was Goodbye now, we say she had a Tendency To linger. An ill-mannered person always hasTened her deparTure, and she said, Goodbye now To Their Triendship. MAUREEN FELDER KniT one, purl Two! lvIaureen's clever Tingers were almosT as speedy as her rapid Tire chaTTer. AlThough she missed a sTiTch now and Then, she never leT a chance To Talk escape her. MARION FEDRAN lv1iTsy, a speed demon, displayed The rings she coIlecTed when her deTT Tingers Tairly flew over The TypewriTer keys. When she wasn'T exhausTing her TaIenTs Typing Tor The Annual, MiTsy Tried ouT new ideas in I-IobbycraTT. 49 PATRICIA FILLHOUER There musT have been a reason Tor PaT's going To all of SouTh's TooTball games. Maybe This explained The gold TooTbalI she wore on a chain, Tor she cerTainly didn'T play on The champion- ship Team herself. LESLIE FELITAN Now ThaT The mighTy FeIiTan has dee parTed To ioin The ranks OT TaiThTul alumni, SouTh is Les one sTar gridder. ResT assured ThaT our greaT guard will noT pull ouT of line in his scienTiTic career. CHESTER FITAS Ches was an unusual boy. His peT peeve was girls. To prove he was un- usual, he even sewed The rips in his baskeTball panTs wiTh Tape or glued Them wiTh Thumb Tacks. MARGARET FRANK Marg Tound enioymenT and peace in music. She pracTiced hard and Tinally Tiddled her way inTo orchesTra, became parT oT a Trio, and won music medals. She longed To have The orchesTra play aT commencemenT. BERNICE FRICKER BaTTer upl BUT if you had worn a sTriped skirT wiTh a checkered blouse. you would have been ouT beTore geTTing To TirsT base wiTh Bebe. She called a Toul on Teachers who had generous ideas abouT homework. THEODORE GARBEFF In a Tongue wagging conTesT, you didn'T have a chance againsT Ted 'cause he had had so much pracTice. Mr. P. C. B. and he agree ThaT sTudenT governmenT is Tor we. 50 JEAN FISCHER Fish was a shark when iT came To wielding a painTbrush or kniTTing needles. She was an acTive club member and was cosTume misTress Tor The school. A Tirm believer in democracy. Jean would have liked sTudenT governmenT aT SouTh. VIRGINIA FELSKI Good gravy! Who was ThaT skidding across The dance floor? IT was JiTTer- bug giving an exhibiTion ol: her Terpsi- chorean arT. Speaking oT arTs-she loved The birds who liked To warble. ALICE FILIPKOWSKI Public gumchewer No. I heighTened masculine blood pressure wiTh her viva! cious personaliTy. A crusader Tor sTudenT governmenT. she magneTically aTTracTed liberal-minded menTors. J EAN ETTE FOOTE During The senior revue. Jenny chased a dozen boys. ATTer The revue was over. a dozen boys chased Jenny. A pro- ponenT oT Teminine cheerleaders, Jean- eTTe was an opponenT OT all who bragged. ALICE FLAK A crown oT glory surmounTed Alee's paTe. Girls envied her The secreT oT keeping her hair combed so neaTly. BUT one Thing ThaT goT in her hair was a person who clicked his gum. NELLIE FTOSMORE Paradise! A dinner, a dollar, a Ten o'clock scholar -ThaT was Nellie's conf cepT oT The arT OT living, Nice To Think abouT, ol: course, bul' doesn'T she know we're aT, war? BETTY FUHRMAN Alrhough Bers was allergic 'ro brag- garis, she reveled in molion picfures presenred in assembly A afrer lunch. She smilingly revealed fhai Mask and Wig aided and abeifed her dramaiic hopes. SYLVlA FUTCHKAR Sylvia considered herself quire lucky when she lumbled down lhe sfairs wirh- oul collecling any Slivers. Being a copyreader and a reporfer on 'rhe Weekly, also a member of band, she never ler any grass grow under her leer. MARCELLA GALLOWAY Undignified il' was, io say lhe leasr, 'for Marcie and Margie, arms round each ofher, io lake a fumble in Traffic-righr in Caieferia alley! Wifh Mr. Book looking on, foo. ARLINE GERTH Taking The pari' of a gypsy in an operelia was Ar's mosr amusing memory of Soulh. Maybe fhar explained why her favoriie expression was, My siars! She didn'+ mean ihose 'lhar shine ar nighi eiiher. CLEMENT G-LISZINSKI Our professor 'fell fha? homework was mere paraphernalia for his highly de- veloped meniraliiy. Clem ardenrly 'Fol- lowed sporrs and, speculaling on Soufh's aihleiic iuiure, he eyed all underclass- men wilh crirical glances. HARWALD GLEMBIN Come on, Souihl l.e+'s have a one, iwo, Three yell for rhe Team, l-lowie shouied lusrily while prancing up and down The cinder rrack af ioofball games. Besides cheerleading, he was a Dead- eye Dick ar shooring baskels. ELMORE FU LTS If Elmore learned no more ai' Soufh rhan his quesiionnaire indicaied. ihe old school has losf her magic Touch, and Elmore is io be pilied indeed. MARGARET GAUS Mag, a member of Hobbycraff and ihe Annual arf sfaff, was amused by The wisecracks in rhe Annual room, buf believe us. she conlribuled her share of rhem. Oddify of oddiries: Mag said she haied men, consarn ii! MARDELL GAVIN For assembly sleepers Mardie pleaded, Oh crumb! li s liireside chairs we need. l-lo, hum, age was creeping up on our peppy foolball ian! A poliie member of Girls' club, she couldn'i' endure snapping of fingers. SHIRLEY GLITZ Do +ell! declared Shirley, buf don'i' Tell everyrhing abour yourself, for she disliked conceiled people. In liacf, she launched a Gliiz-krieg when such people were in her presence. ROBERT GLUECK Glueck could run ringleis around any of Sou+h's curlyheads, bui The girls had io 'track Bob cross-counlry To gel' his approval for smoking, 'cuz if was a sure-fire subieci' fo burn him up. FRANCES GIORDANO Consfanr changing ol: coiliiures and excessive leasing upped Frances's rem- perafure 'io 'rhe boiling poinl. Franny admirled lo klepiomaniaq once she bor- rowed a colleague's books by misfake. For her frankness we say, Vive la Frances! SI RUTI-I GORSKI Mi-mi came The rippling noTes Trom chorus class. IT was PaT on The verge oT commencing her solo. Her aucIierLce Thrilled To The Tone oT her voice: The only Thing ThaT puT her OTT key was conceiTed males. VICTORIA GREZINSKI V Tor vicTory as well as VicToria. Vicky cerTainIy was vicTorious over all obsTacles ThaT conTroriTed her in her ediToriaI iob. Her one suppressed de- sire was To launch a Tirade againsT con- ceiTed people. RUTI-I GRESSEN Giggles was a happy likable girl- buT aT Times she showed pugiIisTic Ten- dencies. Round I: RuTh rammed a sTack oT books inTo Mr. Brown-accidenTalIy. Round 2: she ToughT Teasers and bossy people. ISABEL SUTKOWSKI Egadl WhaT a heavy daTe Belle musT have had The day oT The WesT Allis- SouTh TooTball game. IT you remember, ThaT was The day ThaT The bleachers broke down and The Tans Tound Them- selves on The cold, cold ground. BETTY HARLEY The Teminine wardrobe was increasing: BeTTy demanded a locker oT greaTer girTh. OTher Than aTTire, her new possessions were a door plasTered wiTh DicTures and a generous supply oT assembly A correspondence. GENEVIEVE I-IAPKA She pussyTooTed abouT, unraveling The Tangled yarns in warring TerriTories, GenTle Gene. our genuine peacemakerl I-Ier disposiTion was noT Tieryg sTill she glowed wiTh cheery lighT. 52 SHIRLEY GOETSCI-I Shirl, whose ambiTion was To become a Trim, eTTicienT sTenographer, kepT in Training by pounding The TypewriTer wiTh her nimble Tingers and by popping The volleyball over The neT wiTh dexTeriTy. RICHARD GORMLEY Queer ThaT Dick disliked noTebook work when he could always Tind Time To wriTe noTes in A. I-Ie had a nose Tor news and nimble TeeT wiTh which To deliver his newspapers. EUGENE I-IAEUSLER Bud was a whiz when iT came To blow- ing on a harmonica, buT he liked The blowing oT The lunch whisTIes much more. especially if There were a movie in A ThaT day. LOUIS GORSKI To be or noT To be a blond--ThaT was The quesTion, because here was one genTleman who didn'T prelier blondes. If you remember, Lou helped To sTir The IiTe blood oT CenTury To The boiling poinT. JUNE I-IALFMANN I-Iere comes Junie Turning on all her charm! Sparkling blue eyes, pleasing smile-whaT more could one wanT? Junie preTerred husky Tullback Toa+baII players, so a I-lalT-mann was ouT oT her line. ALBIN GYZINSKI The slide Trombone was Al's speciaITy. I-le used up his excess oT hoT air, playing in The school band. l-Iis idea oT bliss was inTramuraI sporTs, so ThaT he could show up his school rivals. WILMA l-IARGIS Willie worked hard af censoring club programs. Good gravy was her fav- orife dish and expression. She liked fo fease fhe freshies as she had been feased. Wilma wanfed girl cheerleaders. Have fhe freshies a chance? CLARENCE HAYDOCK Alfhough Sleepy found if amusing fo lisfen fo feachers' ancienf iokes, he didn'f like fo have so many pedagogues pafrolling +He sfudy halls. Maybe fhey kepf him from living up fo his nickname, MYRTLE HANSON Myrf's Ufl'erly divinel didn'f apply fo vivid nail polish or fo fhe firsf fime she cuf up a frog in biology, buf if mighf have had fo do wifh The way she felf abouf Cenfury and Girls' clubs. RUBY HESS Ruby's pef peeve was being awakened when she was peacefully slumbering in A. She was really a cuf-up: she found dissecfing a frog her mosl' amusing memory of Soufh. MARGARET HEUSS One in fhree hundred and fiffyl Maggie found nofhing fo change or add fo Soufh. Oh, excuse please. We for- gof fhal' Margaref defesfed being called Maggie. JAMES HERING Jimmie searched hifher and fhifher for fhe fabulous realm of beaufy buf found al' lasf fhaf if exisfed in an assembly A secfor. Since a good deal of his valuable life was spenf in vain, he resumed coeducafion. ROSALYN HELING Pudgy could cerfainly sing like carbon copy of Dinah Shore. Alfhough her inexperience somewhaf blurred fhe carbon af firnes, fhe fype and impression were perfecf. Ann-u-al know she wrofe snaps like fhese. WESLEY HEATER Wesley was of fhe honored few fo receive one of dem golden slippers for frack. His ofher frack emblems supporf fhe claim fhaf he was a member of The fleefline while af Soufh. LEONARD HEJKE Mr. Heike gnashed his feefh and fore his hair each fime he ran ouf of in His rage mighf have produced a sfroke of apoplexy as if did in cerfain foreign generals, so Leonard had fo carry reserve fank af all fimes. ELAINE HEYER Soufh's femme fafaleu possessed fhe fiery femperamenf of a Bernhardf plus an infense dislike for dissecfing in fhe biology lab. Her dramafic abilify was well-known. Hollywood called, buf she was nof for Heyer. ROSALIE HILBER Lee didn r need limbering-up exercise, for she was fhe agile lass who per- formed infricafe gym fricks af Open House. ln addifion fo being presidenf of German guild, Rosalie was a dark- haired gypsy in Dream Girl. SHIRLEY HIRTH Shirl believed fhaf caffy girls Hirfh no one buf fhemselves. Mask and Wig, Shield club, and fhe senior revue were considered Allan a day's work. She fhoughf sfudenf governmenf an abso- lufe necessify. 53 ...JM CAST Puriry Dean. our chasle and chased heroine ,,.,,,, Arlene Whilly Jonaihan Logan, who runs Uland lnn ,...,,,, .. ,,,,,., Allan Skruby Zamah Logan, his wife, who runs Jonalhan .,,,,,,.,,,.. ,,,,,,,A J eanne Nehring Leander Longfellow, our brave and manly hero ,,,.,,,,,,,. Eugene Seiberl Moriimer Frofhinqham, a wolf in any sori of clorhing ,.....,. Richard Turk Jed Lunn, Morlimens unwilling Tool .,,,,,,.,,,,,,,.,,,,...,,,,,,. Donald Sleinmelz E. Z. Pickens, son of 'rhe owner of Pickens' Pickles ,,..,,...,.. Roberl Glueck Imogene Pickens, his snobloish sisier ,,..,.,,,,.,,, ,.,,.,.,,,,,,.. W ilma Lee l-largis Mrs. Erhelinda l-lewliii, a boasiiul widow, ..,.. ,,.,,,, ,.,,. B e Hy Skoncnik Alison l-lewliir, her alrraclive daughier ,.,,,,,, .,,,,,,,, M arjorie Oleiniczak Mrs. l-logue, a guesi ..,,,,, ,,,,,,.,,,, ,,,. , , Shirley Hoffmann Lelly, her maid .,,,,,,,,.,.,,,,,,, ,,,,, P rovie Diliberf Nellie, a woman of myslery ,..,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,..,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,..,., Belly Kozlowski Guesls in Acr Ill ,,,,,,,,,, ..... P hyllis Morley, Viio Di Ciaula, Lucille Siuder, George Kaeiher, Sylvia Welylok, Louis Gorski Undersludiesw, ,,,,.,, Lois Lysrad, Maurine Brand, Shirley Gleason, Geraldine Krawzak Tl-lE SCENE The lobby oi Ulancl Inn, localed in a small norihern Town. Tl-lE TIME Ac? i-An eveninq in early summer. Ac? ll-One week la'rer1 lale aiiernoon Aci III-Five days lalerq evening. ,Q W ,,g,,, E af W . . 5,151-, - umm-as L .W ww V. f,f-g'2?giif3Pz- ' 1 ':':i : : Av, H, J X- 1 V -M. i i .ng6g3a?j57f22fef'fs .W ,... 4 N ,U K . www? Huff, , , wvm.m,mf,m,m U, ,WM MARTHA HUETTNER SouTh Division's clubs charmed Jinx, buT she ThoughT The Glee club and her job oT librarian more Tun Than killing caTs. ATTenTion, boys! Jinx reTused To Torgive anyone who made her siT home and waiT. HAROLD HOLZ Our classroom wiT, who Turned a beauTiTul crimson when embar- rassed, disliked being reminded oT his red hair. Holzie won Two TooT- ball emblems, a wresTling emblem, and medals. ThaT's naTural: he knew all The l-lolz. SHIRLEY HOFFMANN DuTch, The Treasurer oT Shield club, was once a bewildered sopho- more who couldn'T Tind B alThough she sTood righT aT The door. She Tound her way around, however, aTTer being acTive in boTh CenTury and The German Players' guild. ROY H U RST Specs's high regard Tor a cerTain TaculTy member was shaTTered. as were his specTacles, in a bodily encounTer wiTh ThaT genTleman. For once a sTudenT had a Teacher worried! DAGNY HUSE Dagny was The miss who had The beaux oT preTTy Huse. Being presi- denT oT Girls' club and reporTing on The Cardinal weekly provided Dag wiTh varieTy which, she be- lieved, was The spice oT life. RITA JABLONSKY RiTa was very easy To please in more ways Than one. For one Thing, she didn'T have a peT peeve: and Tor anoTher, she was so saTisTied wiTh SouTh ThaT she could suggesi' no change. LILL!AN MAE ILOVSHEK Lolly pracTiced The good-neigh- bor policy when she made a senior Trom Illinois Teel righ+ aT home aT SouTh. She wanTed more hand- some men abouT. Would she have made Them Teel righT aT home, Too, we ask? JEROME HYBICKI Deep in The hearT oT Jerry lurked a desire Tor a UTopian high school where The Tair would be plenTiTul, exams unheard of, and a cozy lounge Tor sTudy a TacT. Oh well, even Rip Van Winkle Tinally woke up. CASIMIR JANISZEWSKI Casey's aT The baT. The bases were loaded. he goT Two sTrikes, and his girl was TlirTing in The dug- ouT. This siTuaTion looked bad. The piTcher Threw an inside high, Casey missed, and Then his girl was dug ouT oT TIirTing. 56 LAVERNE JANECKY LaVerne suggesTed having police- men To direcT The TraTTic in SouTh's corridors. The only logical solu- Tion would have been mounTed policemen. Regular ones would have succumbed Trying To direcT The speed-mad DivisioniTes. ADELINE KALUZYNSKI Addy was usually a very good- naTured person, buT she was readily Transformed inTo a pouTing, exas- peraTed one when she meT a smarT Alec. IT was Polish club ThaT really kepT The sparkle in her eye. ERVIN JANOWIAK Erv was a boy wiTh The will To please. BuT ThaT pleasure didn'T include graduaTing, because noT unril he was a senior did he learn where To Tind all The rooms in The building. DORIS JANSA A boy in a uniform was all she required for her own privale use. Doris was always on her loes when 'lhe army marched by, and she wasn'+ praclicing her ballel' sleps either. ARTHUR JESKE Among all 'rhe Solomons of Soufh, Arl was 'rhe only one who foresaw lhe accomplishmenl of sludenl gov- ernmenl. He warbled in a cap- pella choir and Glee club, hoping 'rha'r some day opporlunify might fly inlo his cage. MARGUERITE KAISER Priorilies have now eliminaled paper dishes. so Margie'II iusr have lo keep on swabbing 'rhe porcelain whelher she likes il or noI'. Whal' she did like, however, was her birlhday Serenade in A. RODNEY JENKINS Jinks, big bul afhlelic, didn? iinx lhe 'lioolball Team bul' nearly iinxed lhe class play when he almosl broke rhe garden gafe. His Wha+I was conslanlly heard in lioofball, wresiling, Annual arf work, class play, and band. AMBER JONES Amby is one of lhe Jones girls. A Soulh Division songslress, she supporred lhe Girls' Glee club and a cappella. Members of fhe 'Feline 'family never slayed long in her good graces. MARYJANE JOHNSON Whelher Johnny was from Mis- souri or nol, her moflo was, Show me . Gumchewers, however, were sufficienlly obvious wilhour an am- plifying announcement Terpsichor- ean lunch periods were on her show-me IisI'. VIRGINIA KACZMAREK Sandy cerlainly had a good hand in clubs: buf besl' of all, she was deall lhe queen of hearrs. A+ one lime she even requesied a swim- ming pool lor Soulh, bul' lhal' idea was all wel. HAROLD JANKOWSKI Club'loo+'s nickname was very misleading, for Irhe sauve, sophisli- cared Harold was The cil'y's cham- pion miler as well as caplain ol our cross-counlry leam. He had lo develop his chesl' fo make room for his many medals. VIOLET JANUCHOWSKI Whal' had gumchewers lhal Tiny didn r like? The answer, of course, was gum. Because Lalin club and chemislry class kep+ her busy, Vi didn'I' like 'Io 'rake lime oul' for final exams! GERALDINE KAPAN KE Our Florence Nighlingale gol her fraining early. Jerry walched over sludenfs, ailing and olherwise, who came 'ro lhe infirmary. I-Ier dili- genl sludy habifs were rewarded wilh membership in lhe local honor sociely for five semesfers. GEORGE KAETHER Well, wadda you know? An- ofher one who advocaled sfudenl governmenil Girls aspiring 'lo win George's afleclions had lo wa'I'ch rheir friendships! The Crisco Kid wanfed his one and only lo devofe her fime 'ro him. ,wi X Indian love call 57 BETTY KELL Someone asked, Do you like boys? Befs emphafically shook her head and said, Please use 'I'he singular, if you gef whaf I mean. Buf she enioyed gafherings made up of girls, foo, especially Girls' club. GERALDINE KARAS Girls' club, Polish club, Mask and Wig, These oufside acfivifies wenf over big. Buf when gridiron heroes danced a ballef, Gerry ihoughf Soufh was really okayl EMILY KAPSI-I Damp weafher made our Annual arf edifor angry buf informal, 'cause Then her hair uncurled. She probably fold you abouf fhe fime she saw sparrows in A. No, she wasn'f giving you fhe bird -if really happened! BOYD KONECK Boyd's pei' peeve was excessive homework, and his favorife expres- sion, Take if easy . Was fhere any connecfion? His lasl' sernesfer af school proved fo be his mosf amusing memory, because if was his Iasf. MABEL KAUN Mabel suggesfed fewer girls af Soufh. Wouldn'f more boys do iusf as well? Jifferbug Kaun defi- nifely puf 'Ihumbs down on affen- fion-grabbers. The Iafesf recordings caughf Mabel's fancy and pin money. ELAINE KIEKER Honey sfudied hard fo Bee a good sfenographer, so her employer wouIdn'f gef sfung. Smiles and sincerify made Elaine our friend. As a freshman, she needed a com- pass fo guide her around school, buf now--. DOLORES KASTEN Sfamp, sfamp, sfamp, fhe girl was marching. Yes, when Jiffers arrived Iafe in assembly A, she marched while fhe assembly sfamped. I-low some milifary ma- neuvers faill DOUGLAS KANITZ A Soufh Division golfer, Doug feed off fo a good sfarf when he enfered Soufh. I-le scored success- fully in every underfaking. offen making a-whole-in-one. I-le rafed absenl'-minded feachers below par, LOUISE KITTLESON Weezie, a longer-lunch-period and sfudenl'-governmenf advocafe, blushed when people called her lovely-buf fake if from us, fhey weren'f kiddin'I I-lobbycraff and Cenfury occupied a good share of Weezie's fime. 58 DELORES KIEKOW A group of flashy sweafers, peals of laughfer, singing voices--fhese proclaimed Lore and her clique in A during fhe lunch hour. Sailors have a girl in every porfg Lore had a sailor in every sfafion. WILLIAM KIRCI-IEN Commissioner Kirchen was a rare combinafion of brain and brawn. Proof: Bill reached fhe peak of sporfs reporfing by inferviewing opposing feams and faking nofes while lying on fhe Turf under a mound of gridders. CLARA KLAM RA Clary Barbary exclaimed, Oh! my goshI every fime she saw some- one wearing anklefs in winfer. Buf she also used her favorife eiacula- fion in expressing her enfhusiasm for programs. BEATRICE KLOZA BeaTy could Talk volumes over The Telephone. BuT, ieepers, how she disliked people who were Tele- phone eavesdroppers! She TelT like Taking her Shield and The Tried- and-True LaTin club To hunT down The culpriT. BRUCE KLEIN Bud was in-Klein-ed To be musi- cal. He Twirlecl away aT The head oT The band and lighTly sTepped across The Tield. Ouiel' Bruce en- ioyed exploring The mysTeries oT science wiTh The Science club. EMILY KOC Em was The Madame Curie oT SouTh. NOT so TorTunaTe, however, as To discover radium, our scienTisT was searching Tor The love bug! OTT guard, she was sTung, buT sTrangely enough no one Tound her looking Tor a remedy! ROBERT KNEE Chess, Bob was The power behind The Throne and The general whose sTraTagems capTured his opponenT's royal purple. He never complained how The hand of FaTe direcTed him as long as her nails were manicured. BERNICE kosvmicki Sh-don'T scare Bunny away! She was nowhere To be Tound when conceiTed people were presenT. Cabbage is a rabbiT's dieT, buT we'd prefer Bunny's chocolaTe sun- dae. Ye gadsl A rabbiT wiTh a sweeT TooTh. RUTH KODRICH IT paid To adverTise, because if anyone informed RuTa of some- Thing new, she said, You don'T say! and prompTly wenT abouT Tinding ouT Tor herself. LeT's hope her producTs had The Good House- keeping seal oT approval. DOROTHY KOHLMEIER When DoTTy couldn'T decide wheTher you doubTed her word or noT, her TavoriTe expression was Believe me . BuT you could be- lieve her when she said she liked girl cheerleaders. CHESTER KOLB IT wasn'T Vesuvius erupTing1 iT was ChesTer's TopknoT! Red wished To make his Tinal bow in The digniTy of cap and gown! The recollecTion oT The Three Old Timers will always sparkle in his memory. KATHRYN KEES You weren'T iusT a ioshin' when you called her Gabby. KaTe. a musical lass, spenT hours keeping minuTes Tor The band. buT she had a compleTe lapse oT memory when iT came To aTTending classes. ELEANOR KONIECZKA Eleanor's decision To loin Girls' club and Polish club was The Turn- ing poinT in The hisTory oT These Two organizaTions. She enlivened, en- riched, and inspired Them To greaTer heighTs. For This, may Ella be praised! DOLORES KONKE Found: a Dill who disliked pickles of The pedagogical Type. Besides keeping up wiTh her school work, Dolores also kepT up her sTandard in The mysTic circle oT Shield club. BARBARA KONKEI. Make way, uppeTy-ups! Bobby sTepped on your Toes iT your TeeT were in The aisle. You were down her alley if you liked To bowl. STrike! She scored-wiTh everyone aT SouTh. 59 REGINA KOWALSKI Back-slappers didn'1' dare slap Jeanie on fhe back lesf she'd slap fhem back. Oh, boy! Less fime for sfudying and more fime for eafing was Jeanie's concepfion of an ideal school life. JEROME KOWALSKI Jerry liked fo wresfle wifh experi- menfs in Science club. They were amoozin' buf confoozin'. He couldn'f sfand people who falked in A. Did he really wanf fo sfudy? SYLVIA KOWALSKI Though we dare fo differ, Bill's idea of an amusing memory was being called fo fhe office for fhe firsf fime. A swimming pool had her OK, buf public demonsfra- fions on how fo puf on makeeup received her official vefo. VERA KOWALCHUK Girl mef ice. As fhe frig shark picked herself up from fhe ground, she sighed, The age of chivalry is pasf , for nowhere was fhere a knighf in shining armour fo be found. Undaunfed, she became a member of fhe Shield Ring group. RICHARD KOZLOWICZ Here was an aufhorifafive spec- fafor and commenfafor on compefi- five afhlefics. Obviously, if was fhe dick in him fhaf made him such a scrufinizing bysfander. Af any rafe, he said if was worfh fhe Dead-eye Dick -ing. BETTY KOWALS KY Believe if or nof, Beffy's nick- name was Wells Fargo. We fried fo figure ouf how she gof if and concluded fhaf if was because she express-ed herself beaufifully in song. BETTY KOZLOWSKI Beffy was known abouf school as Bogif, buf af Mask and Wig she was sfricfly Presidenf Bogif. A suggesfion for inferesfed boys: be sure fo hide fhose fireman's sus- penders when in Beffy's neighbor- hood. VIOLET KRAAK ' The Easfer bunny usually brings candy, buf insfead, our Bunny gof candy for selling class play fickefs. Her Oh, isn'f fhaf cufe! referred fo almosf everyfhing excepf con- ceifed people. RALPH LASSEN lf you wanfed a combinafion of swimming enfhusiasf, glee club and a cappella warbler, and ambifious young orafor, whom would you have chosen? Right! Soufh's own Ralph Lassen. 60 GERALDINE KRAWZAK Jerry may be liffle, buf she was a greaf boosfer of Soufh Division. She believed fhaf foofball players should be given more honor. Bah expressed her dislike for snobby people, who fangled in her blonde hair. ROBERT KWASNIEWSKI Kemp was fhe boy wifh fhe funny bone. Many fimes he fried fo subsfifufe fhaf bone for gray maf- fer. His brain, he complained, was always overcrowded. lf was--wifh good jokes. DOROTHY KRUESKE If Doffie had had her say, she would have danced her life away: buf since fhaf was impossible, she was confenf fo frip fhe lighf fan- fasfic affer baskefball games. Those dances really saved her life. she said. EUGENE KUCHARSKI Koona's fremendous physique and rippling muscles neffed him fhree maior emblems. Alfhough cool on courf or gridiron, he became a raging, hysferical fornado in fhe presence of fhe afhlefe's Nemesis, giggling girls. DOROTHY KRAET If you were a showeoff, fhere was always a showdown when Dol' Kraff mef you. Perhaps her name was fhe impelling facfor in her decision fo ioin fhe Hobbycraff club. The Annual also profifed by her fyping craff. ESTHER KU RU DZA Suffering caffishl Conceifed boys and Kay iusf didn'f hif if aff fo- gefher. We're wondering if if was one of fhose conceifed boys fhaf made her forgef fo go fo her homeroom. ESTHER LEMKE When you were weary, Sunshine her magnefic rays of brighf- drove away old Mr. Gloomg wifh ness buf she revealed a cloudy expres- sion when aslced fo pass a nofe in A. School on Safurday? Why, if iusf ain'f legal! GERALDINE KUSHAWA Jerry's favorife expression was Holy cafs! Whaf could she pos- sibly find holy abouf cafs? Bur, holy or nof, people who falked a lof and said nofhing were soon scrafched off her lisf of friends. ROLAND LATUS Roland suggesfed fhaf fhe sfu- denfs make fheir own rules in as- sembly A. Didn'+ he realize fhaf Soufh's walls were made of frail bricks and morfar? If fhe building had collapsed, would he have ac- counfed for ifs fall. AU RELL KRUEGER Aurell usually was easy fo please, buf unfidy corridors did somefhing fo her disposifion. Her pef peeve was girls who wore braids io school. If she caughf fhem, fhey were prompfly upbraided. THOMAS LARSEN Tom, Soufh's singing salesman, sold 'lhe Cardinal wifh a song. Maybe he gof his inspirafion from Boys' G-lee club. He will always be remembered for his girl im- personafions and fhe programs in which he parficipafed. WILLIAM LA VEAU Here was a poclcef Hercules whose vocafion called for sfruc- fural engineering. There was a probabilify fhaf Bill would answer since he was an aufhorify on fig- ures-sirucfural and ofherwise. RITA KULIK Rifl She was a real dyed-in-fhe- wool iifferbug, for when she cuf a rug in fhe living room, she gof scaffer rugs. Nof only did she make fhe rounds of fhe clubs, buf she could also swing 'lo mosf of fhe hep-caf funes. JOYCE LAU Wheiher she sang or played fhe French horn, Joyce's fune was a plea for five periods of dancing per day. She lilced school buf wanfed a six monfhs' vacafion-fwice a year. She's sfill whisfling for if. WALTER LE TENDRE Walfer's Hobbycraff was pho- fography. A click of his camera caughf many a person for fhe Diclcinsonian , a fiffh-hour English paper. He whizzed abouf school, sfealing snaps for fhe Annual, fhen vanished in a flash. 61 THOMAS LEWAN DOSKI Tom veToed The plan oT reTurn- ing To school aTTer lunch. All sfudy hours in The morning and dismissal aT noon would have meT wiTh his Tull approval. HELEN LITZAU lT's a honey! You guess wheTher Helene meanT This Tor CenTury, LaTin, or Girls' club. Mucilage, her biology Trog, will long stick To Helen's memory as Io+s oT Tun. CAROLINE MAJEWSKI Carrie abhorred rude people. NoTice To all DivisioniTesl An Emily PosT correspondence course was ad- visable beTore hooking up wiTh her, or you rued The day you ever meT her. ' ROBERT LUNDGREN Bob was a Terror To silly girls ever since his giddy sophomore year. As a senior and man of The world, Lundgren suggesTed ThaT TheaTer seaTs in A would provide a more home-like aTmosphere. SOPHIE MACIEJCZAK ParTicipaTing in The, acTiviTies oT Girls' club and scoring vicTories in baskeTball were more Than enough To keep Sophie busy. Her parTici- paTion in Those enTerprises proved her a good sporT. KATHERINE LYNCH Remarkably poised Tor a high school girl, Kay was an excellenT prospecT as a secreTary Tor some beTuddled businessman. QuieT man- ners and digniTy were a parl' OT her. Yes, indeed. KaTie was a lady. DONALD LU PINSKI Don was ThaT shorT liTTle blond who was always running Trom class To class when noT sprinTing around The Track. Full oT Tun and plenTy oT pep. This 'Friendly chap was ever ready To beT you . LOIS LYSTAD You had To speaka da Anglish plain Tor This musical maid's O K. She had To her crediT many concerT solo hours and was very clubby while here. l-ler looks were equal To her inTelligence, and she was very smarT. MARCELLA MAGIEROWSKI A Truly daring and courageous personaliTy wiTh nerves oT sTeel, a hearT oT ice. and uTTer Tearlessness, Marcy had The audaciTy To suggesT school on SaTurdayl OuTrageousl She'll be wanTing a women's regi- menT nexT. 62 LAWRENCE LU ETTG-EN The versaTile Mr. LueTTgen's num- erous acTiviTies developed in him a keen, comprehending mind-a Tine asseT Tor The ediTorship OT The An- nual. Alfhough birds oT a TeaTher Tlock Toge-Ther, loquacious Larry held oTher Talkers in scorn. DOROTHY MALENSEK lT didn'T Take her a CenTury To geT ready. She was always on The DOT. Fishhooks expressed her TavoriTe sporT. An English enThusi- asT, she was a good slang-uage TransIaTor. Gum annoyed her when someone else was chewing iT. ELMER MAHNKE Mr. Mahnke proTesTed againsT The evils oT wearing a neckTie. Being scienTiTically inclined, Al realized ThaT These Tiendish devices shuT oTT The Tlow oT blood To The brain and kepT laTenT abiIi+y laTenT. PHILOMENA MALINOWSKI No one knew why Mena wished lor more lunch hours, bul il was rumored lhal she needed more lime lo look al lhe men-u. Since her wish never came lrue. she had lo be conlenl wilh the buoy-ancy ol her dreams. LENORA MANE Nora. convinced lhal seniors were a superior race. was hersell a girl in a million. Goll-lee, how il irked her lo have someone say she resembled Dorolhy Lamour! IONE MANKE Oh, lor heaven's sake, Onie wanlecl more programs and lewer speeches. Speeches were her pel peeve. especially lhose made be- hind her back. She was a member ol Girls' club: she had olher inler- esls loo, mainly Man-ke, EVELYN MANEGOLD A sudden gusl ol laughler and lhe sludenls lwisled aboul in lheir seals wilh curious looks. Assembly A in an uproar! How come? The inexperienced Miss Manegold had raised her hand during a sludy hour lo ask a queslion. CHARLOTTE MAN KOWSKI Chickie's pel peeve was dales. lNole: don'l despair, boys-she means hislory dales.l Her defini- lion ol a genius: a sludenl who was AWOL lrom school as ollen as he pleased and lhen passed wilh an eighly-live average. EDWIN MATUSIAK BERNADINE MASLOWSKI The drinking lounlain wilh sus- Bennie had a yen lor more morn- pended animalion laughl Ed several ing programs in A allhough Polish lessons: I. never lo lollow lhe ad- club generally kepl her enlerlained vice ol a senior: 2. never lo drink aller school. All Bennie and Boasl- wilh your eyes open: 3. never lo ers had in common was B. make lhe same mislake lwice. EDWARD MATJASICH The Einslein ol Soulh, Eddie was noled lor his surplus supply ol gray maller. As an inlellecl he cam- paigned lor honor sludy halls and more sludy periods. As a man he loved fhe movies like lhe resl ol us. HAROLD MANSKE Nol only did Harry possess a scienlilic mind, as shown by his membership in Science club, bul by his uncanny sixlh sense, he pre- dicled lhal sludenl governmenl would soon make ils debul al Soulh. ELDA MASTOPIETRO Pele was a Hobbycraller and loved il. Bul, Oh gee, lhe wear and lear on lhe linger nails was lerrilic! Wilh nail polish chipped, nails cracked and broken, how Elda longed lor a mallef lo gel even wilh lhe world. IRENE MATUSIAK Four long years had passed. and lrish slill plodded lhe endless cor- ridors. searching every nook and cranny lor room 320. l-low was she lo know il wasn'l lo be lound in lhe boys' gym! KENNETH MATHEWSON Kenny had lhe righl slanl on lhings when he said lhal nolhing was so desirable as good friends and good laughs, He had his share ol bolh. Sandwiched belween his lriendships were his aclivilies in Hobbycrall. 63 JANUARY LITERARY AND ART STAEES Slanding: Roy Benlcendorl, sporls edilor, June l-lallon, Edna Grob, Vivian Schoensee, Eunice Kynasl Silling: Delores Smerlinslci, Geraldine Schneider, arl edilor, James Klumpgo, edilor, Carol Pryrnelc, Shirley Prilzlall, Belly Bergersen, Edward Procelc, Lucy Kalinowslci JUNE LITERARY AND ART STAEES Slanding: Francis Schesney, Reginald Smilh, Mildred Diedrich, Dorolhy Traxel, Geraldine Kapanlce, l-larold Przygoclci, sporls edilor, Violel Neumann, Donald Sleinmelz, Marilyn Alnendrolh, Lillian Schullz Billing: Rosalyn l-leling, Vera Kowalchulc, Sylvia Policnilc, Donna Crook, Belly Scheele, Leona Raszeia, Belly Richards CHHIJIIIHI HIIIIUHI LITERARY EDITORS Virginia Zurowski BeI+y EcInie Lawrence Luelrfqen Cecilia Obremski I I I I I ART EDITORS Emily Kapslw Iviargaref Gaus Rodney Jenkins COPYREADERS Rifa Sobczak Lillian DanieIs Be+'ry Jane Czaikowski DoroI'I1y WeIzeI CARDINAL ANNUAL TYPISTS Angeline Warqolel, Kalrlwerine Lynch, Dorollny Kraft Marion Eedran UHRUIHHL BUSINESS STHFFS CARDINAL WEEKLY AND ANNUAL BUSINESS MANAGERS Roloerf Lundgren, Howard Ollenburg, l-larold Wesley, Evelyn Kullca, Alvina Moqillca ANNUAL SNAPS CARDINAL WEEKLY SALES CAMPAIGN Roberl Wenzel, Emily Kapsli Mildred Diedriclw, Rosalie l-lilber X Nighi' Hawk ' ' 4 xy 1 V sl v CARDINAL WEEKLY TYPISTS Sliirley Hoffmann Dorollwy Malenselc l-larriell Rean Edna Barlels Doroflwy Krueslce Vera Kowalclwulc THE UHHDIHHL lll STAR REPORTERS Virginia Zurowslci Be'r'ry Jane Czaikowski Dagny l-luse Roy Nowalfowslci COPYREADERS lvlarllfia Rankin Carolyn Pelerlin Sylvia Fulclwkar Faifn Brown PROOFREADERS Elizabelli lvlozina Pearl Elia Edillw Murray JANUARY EDITORIAL STAEE Delores Eilul, Alflwea Sclwweclmel, Audrey Badura, Ervin Gradecld, Gilberf Pokora, June Kloss, Marion Schweifzer, Roy Benlcenclorf I' 'NE EDVVORIAL STAEE Waller Slanalds, Jeanne Nehrinq, Dorollwy Bransld, William Kirclwen, Arllmr Engelloreclfr, lvlroczlcowslci gz Kennefn Lolwl, Adeline Pelelc, Vicloria Grezinsld, Belly Plolmr, June Dolge GRACE MATUSZAK MARION McGRAW M was The predominanT IeTTer in Marion McGraw's maThemaTicaI career. Mac once won a beauTy conTesT in her iunior English class-by a unanimous male voTe. M also sTands Tor murder of sarcasTic people. RUTH McKNIGI-IT IT you were seen wearing The wrong color combinaTion, The Duchess Tapped you over The head wiTh a drumsTicIc. When her hands weren'T holding drum- sTicIcs, They were holding IcniTTing needles wiTh which she made Red Cross sweaTers. RAYMOND MELCI-IIOR When Ray was suTTering Trom pecun- iary embarrassmenT, he wenT in quesT oT a paper rouTe. On his way, he meT a Tair cusTomer. Then Cupid appeared. ThaT's whaT happens when you Iceep your TooT in The door Too long. ROBERT McNEIL You couIdn'T say don'T when you meanT doesn'T , if you wanTed To be admired by Golfer Mac. RoberT Tound a IecTure Trom a LaTin Teacher To be his mosT amusing memory oT SouTh. My, whaT a sense oT humor! Graceful Grace was an example oT The decline of modern youTh. She in- sisTed ThaT SouTh needed escaIaTors. I-lad she persisTed in This radical noTion, she'd have been TransTixed by cold sTairs . GENEVIEVE MUSZYNSKI Gene IoaThed gum-snappers. WiTh The prioriTies on rubber, her worries soon came To an end Tor wanT oi elas- TiciTy. Gum minus The boomerang chewerIy deIighTed Gene. VERNA MENGERT MILDRED MISORSKI IT vicious Miclcy had had her way, she'd have Trampled all conceiTed people inTo dusT. Surely she realized ThaT if This had succeeded, only The aThIeTic boys would have been in any condiTion To aTTend commencement Now you saw her: now you didn'TI RONALD M ENZ Ronnie wenT abouT radiaTing good cheer: hence, his nickname. I-Iappy. As an incoming sophomore, he TuTiIeIy searched Tor his TirsT-hour class. Suc- cess? Well, aImosT. I-Ie goT There The nexT period. ThaT was Verna dodging Two-faced people. She boarded aT The library, her haven Tor an unbrolcen siesTa, Only a RemingTon encouraged her To wake up and live. VIRGINIA MULZOFE PI-IYLLIS MORLEY Phil insisTed ThaT girls be granTed Mor-Iey way in inTerschoIasTic aThIeTics. She was an illusTrious Amazon whose numerous exTracurricuIar acTiviTies did noT inTerTere wiTh her iiving on The saxophone. Yes, she was Jeanie, buT her lovely Tace was noT Tramed in IighT brown curls. I-Ier sweeT disposiTion capTivaTed every hearT. A smile ThroughouT The day helped To drive her cares away. 70 MARILYN MILLER A miller makes flour, and Tlour make' bread. Is ThaT why Sunny's TavoriTs expression is Oh Tor crumbs' saIce i They call her Sunny 'cuz she's so brighT MARY NAREWSKI Why cerfainlylu exclaimed Mary when asked if she favored girl cheer- leaders and maioreffes. She believed in more power for fhe feminine populafion of Soufh. JEANNE NEHRING The fime is rapidly Nehring when Jeanne wifh fhe lighf brown hair will amaze, asfound, and confound fhe iour- nalisfic world wifh blazing headlines, or perhaps fhrill a mefropolifan audience wifh her golden voice. MARVELLE NAPAIERALSKI Oh happy day! said Vel. Yes. her years af Soufh were happy as well as busy, She was Shield-ed from funless days by Mask and Wig. Marvie also spenf much fime af Hobbycrafl. N 3 M lx MARJORIE OLEJNICZAK They say fhaf Ole had all fhe makings of a school Teacher, including high marks. She gof a big fhrill al' Soufh when a skil' parfner fried fo gef a kiss. Oh well, she gof a fhrill looking af him anyway. CECILIA OBREMSKI Cecil's radical fendencies were cer- fainly a fhreal' fo conservafism. Yepl She was in favor of converfing A info a senior lounge wifh radios, bell hops, and a library of besl sellers. Soufh Division? Naw. Shangri Lal RAYMOND NOWAKOWSKI Who made fhaf fackle? Af lasf fhe caf is ouf of fhe bag: so prepare your- selves for ye olde scoopl Roy was fhe gridder who blocked fhaf Bay View man ouf of circulafion on fhe kickoff. HOWARD OLLENBURG Howie didn'f have much fo say: buf when he sfarfed falking, he'd fell you fhaf we should have cheerleaders-gals fo be exacf. Buf, above all fhings, Howie hafed fo come back affer a vaca- fion spenf wifh Morpheus. MARY JANE OLBINSKI Mario admired people who were fhe life of fhe parfy, especially fhose who could dance. lf's hard fo believe fhaf an illusfrious, dignified, and sophisfi- cared senior like Obincurs was once a befuddled freshman, SHIRLEY O'MALLEY Hi, kid was sounded by lrish, fhe girl wifh a million-dollar smile. Shirley, lover of classical and non-classical lyrics, offen expressed her desire for girl cheer- leaders fo lead fhe feam fo vicfory. 7 I BERNADINE NENCKA Those peculiar pedal appendages known as sfadium boofs caused Beens fo become mosf indignanfi buf because if was unladylike fo use violence, she soughf solace among her Polish club companions. AUDREY O'NElL J EAN ETTE OLSEN Whaf a show Olsen would have puf on had she found a Johnson. Jenny never won a quiz program prize wifh her l don'f know . She was acfive in Hobbycrafl, Lafin, and Girls' clubs. CASM I RA OTTO Kahki would have cudgeled you wilh her Polish club for passing nofes in A. She felf you Offo have known beffer Than fo disfurb a fufure sfenographer busily engaged in conversafion wifh fhe nearesf male. ALBERT OSTRENGA Teachers, do you sneak up on sfudenfs in A? Then fake heed fo Alberfls words: Don'f be like fhafg nobody will like you. He also pleaded for wasfepaper collecfions affer every sfudy hour. ALICE OTTO Polish cIub's dynamic presidenf wenf 'lkhaki-wacky . Alfhough she zealously soughf 'lo improve The ski pafrol. her hearf was in one of Uncle Sarn's army camps-excepf fhe lefl venfricle which was forever Soufh'sl Pudge's Irish eyes were always smiling excepf when she saw someone frying fo be smoolh. Alfhough Soulh provided some amusing memories. a new assembly would have fulfilled complefely fhe longing of her hearf. VERNA PARKINSON Soufh's drummer was annoyed by fhe sighl of silly giggling girls. However. she became one affer Mr. Dunkel 'rilfed his chair foo far and fell over back- wards. Verna laughed whenever she fhoughf of if. EVELYN PEPLINSKI On Soufh's Sadie Hawkins day. Pepp became Daisy Mae and fried her luck af frack. She made a greaf rackel' cheere ing for Soufh and playing badminfon. The nef resulf was a sporfs enfhusiasf. DOROTHY PEARDON ALYCE PACZOC HA A blonde siren who absolufely de- fesfed crabby people. Bim's own angelic characfer was perfecfly porfrayed in fhe Chrisfmas pageanf. She was a perfecf angel. PAULINE PAUCEK Crunchl Crunch! Polly, wanf a cracker? No, Polly was busy munching popcorn while wafching her favorife fhriller on fhe screen. Grouches were irksome, buf a handsome lad made her eyelashes flicker. Doffy roofed for a sfudenf council buf opposed silly boys. Doffy's cookery was a delicious morsel, like The damsel herself. Even hash delighfed us when made by her lily-whife hands! MARION PEIGI-IT Pafe, a fufure Red Cross presidenl, was a fun-loving gal. buf boys' hair- cufs were a serious maffer wifh her. She knew fhe long and shorf of fhem and preferred The shorfl 72 JOSEPH PIEKARSKI Who was behind fhaf scarlef fie? Jo Jo, fhe Jifferbugl A long fellow, he fowered fwo heads above ofher Boosfers. Joseph hifched his wagon fo a hobbyhorse. buf he kepf ifs idenfify a secrel from us. EDWARD POKORNY Eddie shoT high when if came To duck hunfing. buf The Thing ThaT made The greaTesT hil' wifh This big fellow was a mouse on The loose in speech class. Maybe Eddie goT so fearless from eaT- ing po'k chops. AGNES POLCYN If you heard merry laughfer echoing Through The halls, you were sure Thaf Teacher dear had omiffed The daily assignmenf. Alfhough Agnes liked rac- ing sporTs, Teachers who gave excessive homework were run off The Track. BERNICE POKORA SYLVIA POLICNIK Whefher you called her Slivers or Bufch, she answered if There was a mafhemafics problem To solve. Her membership in Girls' Glee club and Girls' club should noT mislead you. She was inTeresTed in man-y acfivifies. LosT: Bernice Pokora. freshman. Time: Sepfember, l938. Found: The way around school affer four years. Reward: Membership in Girls' club and gradua- Tion. Gee whiz, whaf a lof can hap- pen in four years. BETTY JANE PLOHR BeTTina-versafile and vivacious. A busy miss who rose from The bench of a cub reporfer To The desk of copy edifor of The Weekly. Jeepers! BeTTy sfill found Time To be a privafe Boosfer club for Privafe Hickman. HAROLD PRZYGOCKI Herman is s+iII fencing off The repu- TaTion he gained as co-edifor and pub- lisher of Harold's Examiner . He was a supersleufh in Tracking down scandal for prinT, a greaT-in Tacf, The champ of Annual snaps. Did Snooks have fun! ROBERT RAFFEL Experience made him scepfical, espe- cially of Teachers who said ThaT pros- pecfive Tesfs would be easy. He did, however, pin his faifh To sTudenT govern- menT and hoped hard for a new lighfing sysTem aT Soufh. JOAN RADZIKINAS Jo. a member of The Royal Order of Anfi-knuckle Crackers. was The lane liffle sophomore chosen To siT among all The perfecfly poised iuniors and seniors in The social conTacTs class. JOSEPH PSZYBYLSKI Blond-Diego gloafed wifh fiendish glee over The Tribulafions of Thai' peculiar creafure, The freshman. Beware lesT one of These unforfunafes, armed To The Teefh, confronf you wiTh The words, ls doT you Chosef? LEONA RASZEJA As you glance Through This Annual. be sure To nofice some of The arf work. There before you, you will have The evidence of Lee's work on The Annual sfaff, 73 ROSEMARY POTRYKUS If you said hair are , Roz was ready To pull yours. Doing away wi+h exams would have suifed her iusf fine, for she didn'T care for quizzes in The leasT. WALLACE POS PYHALLA We wonder why his nickname was Spagheffi. Could iT have been because of his noodle? Could be. He was brainy. Having been presidenf of Lafin club, Wally nafurally excelled in dancing The Conga. DOROTHY RAVI E Dol had a lol of gel-up-and-go. When she wenl oul for anyihing, she gol il. She scraiched conceiled people off her lisl of Iiriends, added Girls' club mem- bers lo il. and enioyed being a sludenl- governmenl lan. DOROTHY RENNFFERD Trapped in The acl of passing a siudy- hall epislle, Sou'I'h's mosl speclacular glamour girl losl much of her digniiy and sophisiicalion. Dol suggesled 'Ihal' leachers be eliminaled from A lo avoid such ernbarrassmenls. HARRIETT REAN Terri loo would have liked girl cheer- leaders. Was il because of her cheery disposiiion? Click! Click! Thai wasn'I The clicking of Terri's brain bui oi her Iypewriler keys. Cardinal weekly laepl her clicking. BETTY RICHARDS DAISY RAKOVICI-I Daisies won'l lell, buf you heard a loud By golly coming from +his one when she saw boys wilh brush hairculs. Enfering The wrong class Iwo days in suc- cession made Daisy will considerably. If you heard her shoul' 'RayI on Sunday nighls, il wasnll 'cause lhere was school Ihe nexl' day. She sfudied hard lo become a good nurse-provided she had Ihe pa+ienls . Bels was always in The red. I-Iairl I-lairl IRENE ROLLER JeepersI Irene would have liked lhe 'freshmen 'Io be inilialed. Was il because she did nor enler Soulh unlil she was a Iordly sophomore? The inilialions mighl have proved Hamoozin' buf conioozin' . IMOGENE ROBERTS Imogene really believed in girls' sporls, for she played badminlon, volleyball, baskelball, and baseball. No wonder Jean pleaded so hard for emblems for girls. Did she have a iavorile foolball swealer lo sew il on? FLORENCE ROGOWSKI Elossy didn'l approve of lhe way seniors 'irealed lhe freshmen. More respect upperclassmenq you loo were young once. Elo resoried lo draslic measures io defend her 'fellow Division- iles, 'ihe ireshies. DORIS RITTER DELORES RANKIN Dellie consoled many Divisioniies who had broken hearls, exhausled brains. and ofher adolesceni' ills. She. no doubl, came in coniacl wiih many pills during her career as an iniirmary moniior. Clap, clap, clapl Riller's hearl was deep in Texas where men are men and gals are convenienlly lew. Speaking of men, Tex once meandered inlo a mech- anical drawing room and wondered why 'rhe feminine elemenl' was lacking. NORMAN RUTI-IENBURG Rulhie was a bad sophomore. Aiier all disciplinary measures failed, his Ieacher sal him in Ihe corner. When asked ii lhal bolhered him, he replied, Are you kiddin'? Jusl The same il became his regular seat 74 DOROTI-IY SANDERS Sandy was a lady. On days when lhe snow was iii for snowballing, she pre- ierred some male escorl for proleclion. Wifh lhe drail going sirong now. maybe a porlable air raid sheller will have lo do. EUGENE SEIBERT Gene was The Thespian oT SouTh Division. He was versaTile, especially when iT came To club memberships. Coyly he admiTTed being losT in The halls of SouTh more Than once-buT ThaT BETTY SCHEELE SouTh's poeT laureaTe reread The House of Seven Gables because she couldn'T geT enough of Clark. BeTTy liked Bill-s if They came oTTener Than The TirsT oT The monTh. She loved To was YCGFS GQO. sing in The rainy iT drowned her ouT, SHIRLEY SCHATZMANN Make-up Mabel was deTiniTely in Tavor oT a Twelve-monTh vacaTion. Her idea of UTopia was The eIiminaTion oi homework and The insTallaTion oT a soda TounTain. She'd Tire SchaT'L aT spin- sTers To keep her mann , URSA RUTKOWSKI Scie-nTiTic Thinking had The indusTrious Ursa making progress in CenTury and boosTing sTudenT governmenT. Braving The perils oT her comrades' violenT dis- approval, she audaciously crusaded againsT The elecTive course. GERALD SCHOOFS Jerry mighT well have been called Punk, shorT Tor puncTualiTy, When con- TronTed by a laTe-comer, Gerald re- sorTed To ear chewing. His moTTo was, Non-early birds, be on Time, or you won'T be 'earl MARTHA RANKIN Music and maThemaTics TascinaTed MarTha. She planned To become a docTor, however. Her waiTing room will be Tilled To The raTTers wiTh SouTh gridders, licking Their wounds and hop- ing To see The musical medico. JEANETTE SCHNEEBERG GORDON SATI-IER Il Penseroso! ThaT was Gordon when he Tocused his opTics on The prinTed leaves oT a lexicon. BuT when Those demure blondes passed by, The leaves Tlew shuT and There emerged-L'Allegrol One oT The TaculTy Turnished Johnny wiTh her mosT amusing memory oT SouTh when The pedagogue was chased by a Take Brenda and Cobina during a pro- gram. This sTruck her Tunny, buT gossip deTiniTely did noT amuse her. FRANCIS SCHESNEY Frank was a liTerary wiT and lenT his abiliTy To The Annual sTaTT. A bigger TronT door Tor B would have saTisTied him who wenT places TasT. TwenTy years Trom now he'll probably have his own rockeT line To Mars. RITA SCHWARZ RiTa was musically inclined. We know 'cuz she Told us harmony Times she wished Tor an escalaTor aT SouTh To carry her and her viola upsTairs. Lucky ThaT she didn'T Take piano lessons, wasn'T iT? ARTHUR SCHMIDT Porky was sTumped when They asked him The daTe oT The War oT I8I2. Teachers did ask such diTTiculT ques- Tionsl By The way, Porky won a loT OT TooTball emblems and hadn'T room enough on his sweaTer To wear Them, so- 75 MARION SCHWABE Slug was leTT ouT in The cold by snobby seniors and a Trigid lunchroom. BuT she enTered English and LaTin rooms wiTh delighTl HobbycraTT kepT her busy: so did inTercepTing The noTes which her Triends exchanged. BETTY JANE SKONCNIK IT The boys wanTed To know how To acT on a daTe, They asked Chubbykins. STringing along wiTh her viola or wiTh her beau was BeTTy's TavoriTe pasTime, buT IisTeninq To people slur English put her decidedly oTT key. ALLAN SKRUBY Many ThoughT ThaT because oT Allan's curly hair he should have played a girl's parT in The class play, buT he Tooled Them by doing To perTecTion The parT oT a hen-pecked husband. ANNA SLAPCZYNSKI Frankie smiled every Time she recalled Johnny's crimson Visage, his conTused moTions, and his embarrassed smile when someone sang Oh, Johnny! BUT whaT we wanTed To know was, Who was Johnny? ALICE SCHWABE Maybe Alice didn'T have a sweeT TooTh, buT she dispensed many a TempT4 ing conTecTion in our inducing Nook. No doubT, when you were in doubT abouT your purchase, her persuasive smile made you buy a second piece. ED SHAVE Did Eddie-Shave? Or were Those whiskers The Toughness coming ouT oT him? Sonny had The brighT idea oT insTalling phones in assembly A. IT would have proved a more reasonable way of giving his girl a ring. REGINALD SMITH The Cardinal weekly became sTronger when Reg reporTed The news. He will do nicely as a docTor, buT he's unde- cided abouT being ThaT, a Tireman, a piloT, or a merchanT. Oh well, The army's always Tun. DOROTHY SIROVINA DoT once had The Thrill oT being mls- Taken Tor a Teacher buT was Too honesT To make use oT The advanTage. Can you picTure quieT DOT sending a sophis- TicaTed senior To The oTTice? RUTH SOKOL IT, by chance, you observed RuThie in The TheaTer line, she was always ac- counTing Tor her change. IT angered Curlilocks when she was called by her surname. So-kol her RuThie if you wanT her Triendship. VIRGINIA SOBCZAK RITA SOBCZAK RiTa was always in The inTirmary, buT only because she worked There. I-Ter pep and personaliTy were welcome asseTs To The Annual sTaTT. Sas-sli-The navy coveTed Them, Too. Say iT all or noT aT all was Virg's philosophy oT liTe. Why? She believed in compleTeness, even To The exTreme oT having girl cheerleaders. WALTER STANAKIS Wally sooThed his pals wiTh Take iT easy, Bud . ThaT women were his greaT- esT ioy and peT peeve indicaTed his dual personaliTy. WalTer urged a swim- ming pool and ROTC, so ThaT SouTh's TuTure graduaTes would be physically TiT. 76 MARJORIE SPICUZZA Say-y-yl You look iusT like Margie. ThaT was The byword oT The senors, so This gay senoriTa rose To The posiTion oT Spanish club's vice4presidenT. l-ler inTer- seaT correspondence covered assemblies A and B. DOROTHY STELTER Everyone made a dash afler Dol, and il wasnll' lhe Morris code eilher, Because Dol' was such a good scoul, 'lhe dash was made by friends and ahem-admirers. She in iurn admired mosl our school programs. LUCILLE STU DER DONALD STEINMETZ HB, so chrislened by his friends, was a Soulh Division lilerary wil. Poeiry, bolh good and bad, flowed from his pencil. A second Budge, Don nelled many viclories for lhe Tennis leam. Lucille was The guiding lighl of Shield club when she was presidenl. A music lover, she fool: parl in lhe Chrisfmas pageanl and in lhe Glee club 'lor lhree years. She dismissed her cares wilh a gay Pish lush . RITA STASIEWITZ When il came lo wilz , Rila had her quola. To complele her Ulopian high school course, she would have pre- ferred no exams. The sludenl govern- menl, for which Rila longed, could pos- sibly have granled her wish. J EAN ETTE SZATK l EWICZ The ramblings and poelry of 'the Old Timers, lhe alumni, and cerlain 'leachers were Jenny's amusing memories. An added pleasure was lhal lhese humorous morsels helped poslpone l'ha'l Spanish verb lesl. JAMES ULLSPERG-ER Jim was a member of lhe Boosler club and boosled caps and gowns for gradualion. l-le could speak al greal lenglh on lhal subiecl. Slill, he was iongue-lied in speech class. DAWN STAN HOPE Vim, vigor, and vilalily came wilh Dawn. She was a Boosler of music, being in orcheslra and all-cily band. Sian also lenl some ol her excess energy lo Shield's Ring group and lo lnler Nos. J EAN ETTE SZWALKEWICZ Nelly won renown al Soulh 'for her flowing blonde lresses. She was 'lhe brainy, beloved blonde of her alma mafer. Even Though a beauly, she did nol resorl lo a sleeping polion in her classes. SYLVIA STOCKI Scene: Soulh's slairs Lighlsz noi needed Aclion: plenly Dialogue: Oh, shuclcsl Reason: her high heels dipped, so Sylvia slipped Cul: only her pride. DOROTHY TALS KY Blondie lilced lo lceep up wilh new boolcs and would have liked lo see more new volumes in lhe library. Bul a Scolch dance in gvm afforded her iusl lhe variely she craved. JOHN TANZER Boopy was a member of lhe Tanzer division, buf a parl' of him belonged 'lo Soulh Division. He panled in anlicipa- lion of our new sludenl council 'For which he was a slaunch campaigner. 77 JOSEPH SWIERKOWSKI Joe mighl well have been called a good sporl, having parlicipaled in 'fool- ball, baslcelball, lraclc, and Jrennis. He found amusemenl' in frighfening girls wilh a slulfed lurlle. Tchl Tchl Wlial a lively sense of humor. DOLORES VOHWINKLE Dolores was a good liTTle girl and never winkled aT boys. Voh To idle gossips, she Took care OT Them in a whiz. Dolores wanTed governmenT oT The sTudenTs, by The sTudenTs. and Tor The sTudenTs. RICHARD TURK By Turk They meanT ThaT dynamic aThleTe of The gridiron, courT, and cin- ders. He was The only one aT SouTh who could run a onevman newspaper, play on a one-man TooTball Team, and admire one woman-aT a Time. VTOLET VAYDA Vi, a gal wiTh music in her soul, cringed aT The sound oT a sour noTe. She was a super-duper Tiddle player who Tairly snapped Those sTrings when she was in a rage. DOROTHY TRAXEL HARRY TISCHER ThaT curly-haired chap, whom The girls all followed, eiTher sprinTed around The Track or cross-counTry-ed To Tence him- self in Trom girls who giggled and screamed. In band and orchesTra DoT was The gal who Tracked up and down The sTaTT, chasing noTes wiTh her oboe. She re- ceived a medal in a music TournamenT and liked movies, buT snap your gum and you were done. DOROTHY UREDA DoroThy was Teacher's TavoriTe in one way anyhow: she, Too, disliked gum chewing. She was responsible Tor The piano playing in A during noon hour. There weren'T any kiTTens on The keys. KAHLA TURNER When you said ain'T , you Turned her mind againsT you. TooTs found her Casper buT noT aT Girls' club. A TooT- ball Tan, she Tavored girl cheerleaders. Could ThaT have been her secreT ambi- Tion? ORIN THORKILDSEN You could hear a loud Yikel coming Trom Orin whenever long assignmenTs were handed ouT. Believing ThaT acTions speak louder Than words, he didn'T say much, buT he did a loT. LORRAINE TUTKOWSKI GRACE TUCHTENHAGEN A gracious girl was Gracie. who be- lieved ThaT saying Thank you and You're welcome were courTesies on Their way ouT. NexT To a courTeous lad or lass, she admired a person wiTh a sense oT humor. Though invisible To her audience, her brown eyes sparkled brighTly when she parTicipaTed in a radio program. PaTri- oTic Cooky should be made a sergeanT Tor having encouraged people To send giTTs To The boys aT camp. ROSE WACHOWIAK ScarleT O'l-Tara and Giggles had one Thing in common. They boTh said, Fiddle dee dee! Rose would gladly have gone inTo hiding Tor a CenTury when reminded oT The quesTions she had asked aT her TirsT SouTh TooTball game. DANIEL WALCZAK Everybody sTopped as Red wenT around The Track, chasing aTTer The ChaTTanooga Choo Choo! Did he caTch iT? He cerTainly did when he passed ThaT noTe! BaskeTball Tan? You're noT ioshinglu HEN RY WASIELEWSKI Cardinal Boys' energelic vice-presi- denl' gave a good accounl of himself in Track and baskelball. Liberal-minded, he boosled sludenl governmenl and in- s iralions for alhleles, namely girl cheer- ANGELINE WARGOLET Shorly disliked alhlelic people who lumped al conclusions. Food couldn'l keep Angeline busy al noon: she wanled movies lo enlerlain her. Charles Boyer and a ham-on-rye? MARION WALLRATH P leaders. GLORIA WARACZYNSKI Penny would have been in a pinch had she nol had volleyball and baskel- ball lo inleresl her. Conceiled people and chili con carne iusf weren'l on her menu. Malhernalicians soughl Mimi lor her homework. She was nol only a whiz in 'rilhmefic bul won a blue ribbon for dramalic abilily. She desired a new audilorium for Mask and Wig as well as Cenlury plays. JEROME WALDOCH Ah, afhlele, arlisl, scienlisl. and Booslerl Wilh such imposing versalilily, Pele musl have had precious lillle lime lo devole lo lhe academic side of life. THERESA WAYER Feminine frills and loibles were nause- aling lo Tomboy Tess. No Sloppy Joe swealers or war painl' for her. This Amazon preferred a baseball bal' or a baskelball. ELEANOR WASZAK Charming, sweel, and pleasanl 'ro meer-fhal was Ellie. The sparkle van- ished, however, when her dale was lale. We had Io wind our walches if we didn'l' wanl lo see a shadow cloud her sunny VAUDREY WELLNITZ counlena nce. VERNA WAYERSKI Bulch was a revolulionisl. Fancy her wanling a six-hour school day wilh an hour and a half oul' for lunch! The sludenl council should have been paged To curb such radicalism. Al' fhe lirsl' 'Foolball game she I lended, Audrey rooled for Sou+h's opponenl'-buf never again. Conceiled people were definilely on her black lisl, bul a few more boys af Soulh would have brighlened il considerably. MARIE WEBER HELEN WAWRZYNIAK Helen beamed on you perpelually il you were Johnny-on-lhe-spol. Bul be lale, and you were banished forever. Tip number Iwo: don'l mislake her 'lor someone else. HOPE WELNAK Where lhere was life. lhere was Hope. A really aclive girl, l-lopey was a mem- oer ol: 'the Lalin, Girls', and Shield clubs. The iokes played on her as a freshie were many. and 'rhey proved lo be her nosl amusing memories. They called her Kifly, bul nol because she was cally. If you wanled her lo be your friend. you didn'I' keep her wailing. Everyone liked Sunny Weber. 79 ROBERT WIESE When Mr. Thompson asked Bob how Pascal's law worked, he said if worked all righf. lncidenfally, if if did work, we could have flooded fhe soufhwesf courf wfih wafer. Then Bob could have had his long- desired swimming pool. LAVERNE WOBSHALL Thaf Sadie Hawkins day program in A was a riof, as any Daisy Mae could plainly see. Lovey saw 'cause she was in if. Soufh's Li'I Abners didn'f have a chance if fhey warn'f as shy as fhe one in fhe comics, VIOLET WIPIJEWSKI Cherchez le femme . and if was usually Violef whose gregarious pro- clivifies won for her fhe posifion of air-raid warden. A very conscien- fious warden, she felf a charge of TNT fo be a good fonic for slofh- ful people. EDNA WISTNSKI Yikel exclaimed Eddy, fhe Brewsfer girl of Soufh Division, when people wifh an overabundance of sophisficafion crossed her pafh. Edna's red ribbons floafed airily af every foofball game of fhe season, ARLENE Wi-IITTY Arlene was Soufh's Whiffy gal. Our Helen Hayes did fine work in orafory, Mask and Wig, and class play. She preferred dancing fo eafing, a likely reason for her dis- like of people who were cheerful in 'rhe morning. DOROTHY WETZEL Dorofhy wenf lnfer Nos. By do- ing so she won friends, influenced people, and became secrefary of Shield club. Her club aciivifies provided many laughs as well as hard work. Hers were four years well spenf. HAROLD WESLEY STEVE WTTMAN Soufh's blond, wavy-haired D'Ar- fagnan caused many a feminine hearf rapid palpifafions. Our soufhpaw also brandished a wicked rapier as a fhreaf fo wise-cracking sfudenfs whom he fried fo foil af every opporfunify. He spenf many hours Harold-ing ALEX WINSLOW Alex really did a lof of fiddling around while af Soufh. He was a member of bofh fhe school and fhe all-cify orchesfra. Besides being quief, Alex was easy fo please. He didn'f even have a pef peeve. fhe foofball Team fo vicfory. The Cardinal weekly business sfaff mourned w h e n he graduafed. Boasfers quailed under Wes's dis- approving eye. ELEANORE WLODARSKI For goodness' sake! Ellie musf have dreamed ouf loud abouf fhose dances affer baskefball games. Buf some dreams do come frue. Many fhings clicked wifh Eleanore, in- cluding movies af lunch fime. ARLINE ZIEGLER Zig, wifh head held high, sfrolled info fhe cafeferia. She spied a vacanf chair and maiesfically made her way fo if. Suddenly, boom! The royal Zig saf upon The floor. Jusf whaf made her so absenf- minded? 80 HARRY WORZELLA ROBERT WENZEL Roberl cheered his way lo lame al Soulh. Girls wilhoul make-up had lo beware, lor Weasel was an arlisl wilh a knack lor drawing people-lo him. A smarl lad, who was never sad. AU DREY WRONIKOWSKI Il was all righl wilh Audrey if you kepl changing lhe subiecl. If you didn'l, you lound lhal you were lhe obiecl ol her inimical slare, since loquacious bores an- noyed her. SYLVIA WELYTOK Sylvia kepl lil as a liddle by playing one in lhe school orcheslra. Music was her pride and ioy, and she supporled il loyally. Conceiled people roused her ire even more lhan did a sour nole. VIRGINIA ZUROWSKI Whelher il was on lhe Weekly or lhe Annual, Jinny was one ol our Cardinal virlues. She slarred in bolh. Whoever heard ol a beaulilul copy edilor? We did! Whal a nurse she'll makel RICHARD ZVOLANEK Above all, Dick desired a longer lunch hour. Maybe lhe high alli- lude in pole vaulling increased his appelile. So speclacular were his vaulls lhal al limes he lorgol lo use a pole and would high lump VIOLA WOLFFERSDORFF Vi was a member ol Girls' club and indulged in girls' sporls. This mighl have led us lo believe she was a man-haler. Ol-i yeah? Far be il lrom her. inslead. RAY ZAPLETAL Ray needed zip, hair dye. a curling iron, and a pulley. Why? All girls prelerred +aII, dark men. I-Ie may have liddled a good lune in orcheslra, bul he never plucked lhe rigihl nole on her hearlslrings. HAROLD ZACI-IER Allhough Zeke never parlicipaled in sporls or club aclivilies while al Soulh. he will nol soon be lor- gollen. I-lis name was carved quile deeply on a cerlain seal in lhe physics room. ALYCE ZANSKI During lhe lasl year lhere was a slaccalo clicking and snapping in lhe area ol row I4 seal 35 in A. No, il wasn'l an hydraulic drill bul merely Miss Zanski chewing gum in preparalion lor her sleno- graphic career. wx, 9 4 3 ,Q sv 5 2, 5 v',. Qu . , 4 gg Hfaz .. eu zfifzl 'Eli x iv 1 AQ . fa. sig. . Q 1 THE CIHSSES Here comes Tommy I-lawlc, lale as usual, boolcs slaclcecl high in his arms. Each semesler, by sheer diligence, plus a few reel apples, Tommy draws nearer and nearer Ihe goal of all good lillle Indians, lo become a brave - a senior of Soulh Division. Suc- cess Io you, Tommy I-lawlcl WISCONSIN POWER WISCONSIN ENERGY WISCONSIN WEALTH ASSEMBLIES 230 3 IO ROW 9: Beverly Jaroclq: Melvin Thiecle: Paul Kranich: John Cevan: Eugene Slachnilc: Roberl Slrommen ROW 8: Max Kahn: Mallrhew I-Ieinl: Veronica Raslia: Beverly Bain: Roberl Bulciewicz ROW 7: Norman Jerger: Angeline Sliglilz: Jean- eHe Gaber: Mary Jane Curfin: Earl Oualler: Roberl Gralolowslci ROW 6: Richard Tierney: Julian Wierzchowski: Julius Roeder: Andrew Kamoslce: Violel Baranl ROW 5: Doris Demloinski: Louise Pink: Doroihy Zimmer: Beverly Wesierski: Audrey Burgess ROW 4: Lorraine Kleczlca: Dorolhy Sims: Jane Dielqow: Anna Luksich: Virginia Kunshier ROW 3: Jeanne Allison: Rila Weclqwerlh: Lillian Smilh: Beverly Koepsel: Angeline Krolnilq ROW 2: Ri+a Maruszewslci: Virginia Bieszk: Dolores Zeznanslci: Sylvia Eeronas: LaVerne Zwolinslci ROW I: Eunice Van Aclcer: Gerald SiHer: Emil Punlro: Erwin Wondolkowslci: R5seMarie Jashaway ASSEMBLIES I34 243 305 ROW 9: Clyde Soilae: George I-Iammond: Duane Banaslci: James I-Iallon: I-larry Gill: Norberl Dzioba ROW 8: Sylvesler Warlcoczewski: Russell Man- ning: Gordon Jacobson: Vincenl Smifh: Audrey Fischer ROW 7: Elaine Kramer: LaVerne Kaczmarslqi: Dolores Kopsar: Arlene Kleczlqa: Roberf Klug: Vivian Larson . ROW 6: Virginia Polenz: Charles Tilrherley: Loyce Lou Morley: Violel Kovacevich: Irene Kryshalq: Arlene Voss ROW 5: Rose Mary Smilh: Virginia Jezorslci: Eslher I-Iiorl: Alice Bain: Bernice Goelz ROW 4: Vivian Pielc: Theresa Gurda: Mary 'SFh'yIh': Audrey Gressen: Dolores Choinaclci ROVV 3: Marian Johnson: Jean Duffy: Doroihy Vlalowslqig Elaine Boilrell: Calherine Repenselc ROW 2: Mary Conrad: I-Ielen Bemis: Rose Marie Janicki: Johanna Koren: Rose Cardenas ROW I: Marlha Danailovich: Mary De Lisle: Adele Darga: Eunice Schrnus: Jeanne I-Ianneman 84 Q 'O Savage preparalion ASSEMBLIES I34 243 305 ROW 9: Alvin Krolilcowslci: Henry Zaslrow: Ed- ward Konlcel: Ralph Wanlcowslci: Edwin Winslci: Daniel Paproclci ROW 8: Jane Krainialc: Helen Gill: Belly Hasalc: Slella Kolowicz: Virginia Zagorslci: Florence Za- laludowslci ROW 7: Bernadine Kaczmarelcg Virginia Reaves Geraldine Grabarczyle: Lois Wendorl: Dolores Wiazdowski: Bernadine Schwabe ROW 6: Dorolhy Solcolowslci: Dorolhy Jurgis: Frank Michels: Harvey Lulher: Mary Freinilc: Margie Slengel ROW 5: Lorraine Borowslci: Beverly Boehme: Dolores Barlkowialc: Angeline Rachwalg Bessie Edwards ROW 4: Arlhur Sideras: Donald Sundbyg Irene Elm: Clara Sullon: Eileen Riggs ROW 3: Farrell Whelan: Richard Marlylca: Eu- gene Broclc: Peler Piolrowslci: Roloerl Sarloinowslci ROW 2: Pearl Temlcin: Shirley Breznilc: Luella Kiel: James Frechelle: George Woller ROW I: Dolores Tomczalc: Dorolhy Garsleclci: Ann Knezevich: Bealrice Konlcel: Helen Krpala ASSEMBLIES 305 308 ROW 9: Henry Kogullciewicz: Elizabelh Golob: Rulh Cummings: Caroline Traulsen: Emily Lazar- czylc: Dorolhy Jacob ROW 8: Bernice Kaslelic: Leona Kawczynslci: Richard Semslci: Roberl Blachowslci: Leonard Som- merlell: James Borzych ROW 7: Anlhony Konlcel: Eslher Jaranlowslci: Margarel Brzeziwslci: Evelyn Macieiczalc: Virginia Rullcowslci: Florence Chiconas ROW 6: Dorolhy Wieprzyk: Rulhann Golob: Charlolle Amrozewicz: Lloyd Engellarechl: Gerald Branslci: Roman Olecki ROW 5: Raymond Woiciechowslci: Slanley Som- mers: Renee Zacher: Vivian Horigan: Elaine Beslor ROW 4: Holley Schullz: Melvin Krulz: Donald Schullz: Daniel Bolda: Leonard Cesarz ROW 3: Maryann Groszkiewicz: Belly Windle: Floreda Lacasse: Geraldine Rullqowslci: Donalh Nawroclq ROW 2: Marion Slqrolaaclci: Eleanor Kulinslca: Phyllis Ziollcowslci: Eslher Gemloiclqig Lorella Rady ROW I: Belly Cordes: Rosemarie Trummer: Joyce Dulqel: LaVerne Slielow: Doris Sunich 85 ASSEMBLIES 309 340 ROW 9: Eugene Anloniak: Gerald l-lelzel: Urban Barrel: Mariorie Williams: Margarel Carroll: Rich- ard Czaikowski ROW 8: Lealrrice Cudnohosky: Ann Eon: Regina Szymanski: Jeannellre Nowicki: Louis Mane: Edward Barlz ROW 7: Janelr Sleinborn: Elvina Eabby: Bernice Tabaczynski: Celesle Lemke: Celeslrine Lemke: Shirley Schwarlz ROW 6: Al Sowinski: Helen Grabowski: Elsie Zellmer: Camille Narazinski: Shirley Block: Lucille Kamnelz ROW 5: Geraldine Manke: Jean James: Alice Kopsar: Angeline Pungrehar: Audrey Lalus ROW 4: Rila Lipski: Edward Lupiezowiec: Louis Wieland: Eugene Lelendre: Gloria Thomas ROW 3: Sylvia Banaszak: Eugenia Blaszczynski: Bernice Budney: Lorraine Wichman: Jeanelle Borlh ROW 2: Louise Sleloly: Alice Kovachek: Eslher Cera: LaVerne Brown: Charloille King ROW I: Shirley l-lenrickson: Dolores Kowalski: LaVerne Rux: Alice Tyczkowski: BeHyJane Jensen ASSEMBLIES 309 340 34I ROW 9: Rober+ Schneider: Doris Schmilz: Rulh Delllafl: Peggy Tess: Dorofhy Zeke: Eslher Kurek ROW 8: Marjorie Lawley: Florence Czubkowski: Adeline Daczyk: Emilie Mimier: Lorraine Pree: Marcella Glembin ROW 7: Geraldine Nowak: Mildred Talsky: Ber- nadine Klemens: Belly Krickeberg: Yvonne Bush ROW 6: Dorolhy Lohagen: Phyllis Rakowski: Lu- cille Chrislensen: Dolores Janonis: Lillian Srem- laerger ROW 5: LaVerne Maerlz: Beairice Puzia: Mary Kalrichis: Virginia Baranowski: Arline Milewski: Geraldine Werner ROW 4: Beverly Ealkensleenj Dolores Marine: Veronica Jakimczyk: Adeline Surwillo: Marion Desilva ROW 3: Dolores Rulau: Jusrinia Zdencar: Joyce Whillry: LaVerne Kolodzek: Rose l-lalverson ROW 2: Luella Demski: Daniel Kusnierek: Rulh Dziadosz: Eugene Kroll: Alvin Trzesniewski ROW I: Allred Drews: Warren Towell: Donald Malovich: Jack Waddell 86 ASSEMBLIES I28 I32 23I ROW 9: John Kushawa: Gerald Marlin: Chesler Oslaszewslci: Paul Luchl: Guy Lilielolad: James Leonard ROW 8: James Krygier: Roberl Buddenhagen: John Gruber: I-Iarold Bell: LeRoy Morlc: I-lenry I-linlz ROW 7: John Olson: George Chrislensen: Marie Erickson: Dorolhy Ligoclqi: Wallace Pasbrig: Roloerl Vxfoilowslci ROW 6: Marjorie Poloslqi: Audrey Gruel: Marvin Zaslrow: Raymond Tylinslci: Ivan Turner: I-larold Olsen ROW 5: Alex Pirog: Russell Euersl: James Albus: Roloerl Sullivan: Belly Kloza ROW 4: Willard Krier: Louis Menle: George Mendel: Donald Tupper: Roberl Smilh ROW 3: Donald Czarnilc: Janel Mandel: Gloria- gene Volh: Billy Beyer: Joseph Socher ROW 2: Helen I-Iuse: Marion Yuchum: Marie Voigl: Gloria I-lansen: Anlhony Gaginella ROW I: Mary Auguslowslci: Wilma I-Ialonen Virginia Versnilq: Joyal Young: Violel Pelrovich ASSEMBLIES I28 I32 23I ROW 9: Kennelh Ralh: I-Ienriella Duerr: Joan Ledrowslci: Raymond Olson: Kennelh Muenchow: William Slrolhenlce ROW 8: Therese Ranlce: Belly Oslrowslci: Irene Agacinslci: Beverly Kanler: LeRoy Widger: Kennelh Nelson ROW 7: Alden Erilcson: Eileen Sommer: Shirley Smilh: Bernadine Warlh: Geraldine Fried: Angeline Ferriano ROW 6: Elaine Edwardsen: Irene George: Kalh- ryn Berlqes: I-lelen Schauer: Solveig I-lansen: Donald Ruelz ROW 5: Lucille Marinello: Geraldine Pelerson: Doraine Jones: Michael Samolinslqi: Audrey Engel: Wilma Culciali ROW 4: Belly Barle-Imehs: Beverly McKay: Mar- vin Slrallman: Beverly Krempel: Beverly I-Iallslrand ROW 3: Georgia Chandles: Dolores Maluszew- ski: Winilred Rosean: Mary Merlcovich: Dorolhy Callahan ROW 2: Palricia Reynolds: Lillian Kowalski: I-lelen Simon: Dolores LeRoy: Beverly Kuge ROW I: Audrey Maslopielro: William Dolopel: Eranlq Zuchowslci: Charlolle Lipinski 87 STRING ENSEMBLE Sophie Andrilsos lvlargarel Frank Edwin Wasilewski Sylvia Welyfoln OFFICERS OF SENIOR ORCHESTRA Violins Belly Slconcnilc Frank Sazama Ariliur Traulsen Richard Nuber Cello Lois Lyslad 88 Y HUHEST OFFICERS OE JUNiOR ORCHESTRA Cello Violins RiTa Lipslqi June Barr Marion Johnson SylvesTer Warlcoczewski ALTZ Time again! Every eigh+h hour The orchesTra rehearsed diligenfly in room IZO To polish oTT iTs selecTions Tor concerTs and pro- grams. Then They ably demonsTraTed Their Tine Technique aT The annual January concerT when They charmed everyone wiTh The haunTing sTrains of The Emperor WalTz. The orchesTra was composed oT a group who played sTringed insTrumenTs, violins, violas, cellos, and sTring basses, TogeTher wiTh a group oT The basT wind insTrumenT players Trom The band. Miss Lehmann, The direcTor, gave Treely oT her Time and knowledge To aid These eager musicians. Al- Though sTudenTs seldom selecT music as a vocaTion, They learn The beauTies of a helpTul hobby. In laTer years a musician can rely on music Tor com- pleTe diversion and enioymenT. Many oT The ouTsTanding players gained places in The All-ci+y EesTival orchesTra. They are Sophie AndriTsos, Josephine Doria, DoroThy Evans, Franlc Ferriano, lV1argareT Eranlc, DoroThy l-lodilc, Bruce KaniTz, Edwin KosTeczlco, Lois LysTad, Caroline Mar- Tin, VioleT Schuerman, BeTTy Slconcnik, ArThur Traulsen, Phil Wannenmacher, Edwin Wasilewslsi, Sylvia WelyTol4, and Alex Winslow. lv1argareT Frank, Lois LysTad, RiTa Schwarz, and Sylvia WelyTok were orchesTra's choice Tor The music honor roll. Bass Viol RuTh Fenner Xl X X X u .ff i 5 . X 5 Tom-Tom Thumping LeRoy l-linTz, Daniel Tomaszewslsi, Lowell Yahnlre, Edwin Wasilewski, Amy BanTer, LesTer Boss, Louis Gorslci DoroThy Peardon H, yes, peculiar noises issued Trom The a cappella chorus during daily rehearsals. BuT They merely denoTed ThaT The chorisTers were Turning up Tor Training in breaTh conTrol. As a resulT oT such conscienTious worlc, The a cappella choir Thrilled iTs annual audience wiTh Noble Cain's arrangemenT of The ever-popular Oh, Susanna and The beauTiTul Prayer Trom Cavalleria. Under The direcTion OT Miss Lehmann and Mr. Goodrich, The songbirds oT SouTh received valuable musical Training which will serve Them always. By learning To sing as a uniT, These sTudenTs realized The True meaning of cooperaTion, The basis Tor all musical success. A number of our singers perTormed wiTh The All-ciTy FesTival chorus. Their large represen- TaTion made SouTh very proud oT Them. Several of Them, ViTo DiCiaula, Jeanne Nehring, Marjorie Oleiniczak, and Eugene SeiberT, were awarded nominaTion To The music honor roll. GIRLS' GLEE CLUB OFFICERS Jeanne Nehring, Norma RoinesTad, Agnes Loilc, Grace Smerlinslci, Virginia Reigel, Mayrose Hein Lucy Kalinowslci VioleT Gauger, BeTTe Jane Remilcer Marjorie Olejniczalc Vilo DiCiaula Vera l-lopf Imogene Roberfs lvlarllia l-luellner Joyce Lau Slwirley Barlling Sylvia Policnilc CHUHUS Daniel Januchowslci, Louis Gorski, Elmer Hiofrlancl, BOYS' GLEE CLUB OFFICERS Joe Markefic, Vifo DiCiaula Lee Campion. Walfer Johnson, Eugene Seiberl' WIND ENSEMBLE Phil Wannenmacher Wal+er Sfanalcis Phyllis Morley Geraldine Krawzalc Bruce Kanifz OFFICERS OF BAND Kennelh Tess Phyllis Morley Jaclc Sfellen SEXTET FROM BAND Francis Dziennik Lynn Giese Dawn STanhope Frank Ferriano Maurine Brand Sylvia FuTchkar AND will Torever remember This year, I942, as a red-leTTer year. Their brighT new cardinal ouTTiTs were among The classiesT in The ciTy, and The pride oT every band member's hearT. Working shoulder To shoulder under The able direc- Tion oT Mr. Goodrich, wood winds, brasses, and percussions aTTained a high degree oT skill Tor The annual January concerT. The diTTiculT, hard-gallop- ing William Tell OverTure and The well-known, sTirring STars and STripes Forever highlighTed The program. Members oT The band learned one essenTial prin- ciple ThaT wi-ll aid Them ThroughouT Their lives. IT is ThaT noThing worThwhile can be obTained wiThouT sTriving wholehearTedly shoulder To shoulder. For a perTecT blending oT high-Tone clarineTs, loud TrumpeTs, slippery Trombones, sweeT TluTes, and T K5 deep basses, long hours oT pracTicing TogeTher are absoluTely necessary. X X v . . . . ,f 1 Represenhng SouTh in The All-clTy FesTival band ', 5 were Marilyn AbendroTh, Joy Borkenhagen, Yvonne 5' if 5 Cunningham, Lynn Giese, James Goggins, Albin Gyzinski, June Kloss, Joyce Lau, Loyce Lou Morley, Phyllis Morley, RoberT PoraTh, MarTha Rankin, RoberT Sarbinowski, Mary Louise Schulz, Dawn STanhope, Jack STeTTen, Marie VoigT, and Edward Zaidens. Band members who were named To The music honor roll include Yvonne Cunningham, Tom'Tom +hUmPi'19 Francis Dziennik, Joyce Lau, Phyllis Morley, MarTha Rankin, and DoroThy Traxel. ASSEMBLIES 24I 242 ROW 9: Bruce Wenzel: Roberl Barllein: Darol Robarge: Pal Jankiewicz: Clyde Ladwig: Roberl Claypool ROW 8: MaryJane Sralhas: Marcella Koepfer: Audrey I-Iiorl: Kennelh Buechner: Nick Diciaula: Mallhew I-Iaydak ROW 7: Margarel Wallhers: Virginia Wood: Dororhy Einlak: Juanila Slodall: Violel Coslea: Louise Jozwik ROW 6: Muriel I-Ieling: George Sexlon: Viclor I-lolz: Clarence Belleau: Grace Schulz: Alice Lukilsch ROW 5: Irene Tucholka: Lillian Merlvy: Dorolhy Valencich: Rulh Pokora: Dolores Owsianny ROW 4: Carol Spiegel: Dairl Blake: Margarel Anderson: Dolores Snopek: Vincenl Diderrich ROW 3: Alice Cole: Roberl Slrasslourg: Mary- Ann Raasch: Gladys Pererson: Geraldine Trempler ROW 2: Dorolhy Jablonski: Caroline Kenlowski: Rulh Golbeck: Audriane S+a+has: Inez I-Iuebschen ROW I: Joanna Solakowiak: Mary Mikos: Lor- raine I-Ierek: Leola Allison: Lloyd Winkelman ASSEMBLIES 24I 242 34I 342 ROW 9: Sigmund Kolowicz: George Behling: George Rodenbeck: Calvin Burlon: Miles Sirovina: James Goggins ROW 8: Clara Knoll: Roberl Schmeling: Ned Churchill: Jerome Scheilen: Donalda Brick: Dorolhy Gradiian ROW 7: Belly Marlell: Belly Jahnke: Roberl I-Iaynes: Rulh Milchelly: JeaneHe Tornow: Jean Cruikshank ROW 6: Gloria Delllalf: Ardilh Moe: Dorolhy Williams: Irene Jashinsky: John Darka: Ray I-Iarenda ROW 5: Audrey Kaslen: RoseMary Kowalski: La- Verne Macieiewski: Aurelle Czerwinski: Shirley Eng- bring: Audrey Buck ROW 4: Jacqueline Walline: Ervin Jurgilanis: Jay Borko: William Lulzke: Eugene Erkelenz ROW 3: Carol Wisialowski: Audrey Drezdon: Carol I-Iursl: Irene Roineslad: Audrey Burns ROW 2: Dolores Maske: Juanila Brunn: Sylvia Wisniewski: LaVerne Lombol: Dolores Anloniewicz ROW I: Neal Walson: Lucille Baumann: I-Iank Puzia: Felix Mysliwski: Virginia Eieloranlz 94 ASSEMBLIES IO6 IO7 342 ROW 9: MaryLouise Schulz: Norberr Kor: Gor- don Severson: James Mock: Richard Lewis: Melvin Nochalski ROW 8: Joyce Eeldmann: Norman Dziadosz: Warren Cowdrey: Charles McGuire: Roman Man- kowslci: l-lerberr Waraczynslqi ROW 7: l-larry Lurzlce: Gerirude Raelz: Shirley Kramer: Roberra Beal: Roberr Kronberger: Shirley Eorsier ROW 6: Mary Trandafir: Berry Slefaniak: Ellen lsely: Rosemary Brillowski: Rurh Rufhenberg: Roberr Lenz ROW 5: Marilyn Breclce: Arnold Ulma: Dororhy Slachowiak: Rurh Jahnlce: Lois Bischoff ROW 4: Emil Schallhorn: Lesrer Boss: BeHyAnn Leerz: Dororhy Washicheck: Caroline Marlin ROW 3: Shirley PaJr'r: Rurh Sfrenke: Lillian Os- loorn: Jerry Sluienslce: Gordon Giese ROW 2: Audrey Slupianowslci: Jerome Durski: Edirh Leinweber: Joy Gillard: Verneia Gezeli ROW l: Kaihryn Chaneslce: Jean l-lohler: Vir- ginia Szopinslci: Beafrice Szymanski: Joseph Mar- c ese ASSEMBLIES IO7 IO? II9 24l ROW 9: Gerald Dolqe: Edward Waller: l-lerberi Frirz: Richard Krulqar: Eugene Lund: Ralph Muraw- slcy ROW 8: Richard Ruck: Bob Cienian: Jerome Cieslilc: Bernice Voss: Lowell Yahnlqe: Vincenr Le- manslci ROW 7: Rose Poole: Rose Dylcas: Alice Klosiew- ski: Evelyn Chwala: Leroy Kneiphoff: Richard Shaw ROW 6: Audrey Wipijewslci: Edward Zaidins: Erhel Zalcszewslci: Arline Wobshall: Leonard Pave woslci: Richard Paulz ROW 5: Audrey Jesion: Alberf Pries: Gloria Brzezinslci: Phyllis LeTendre: Norma Wilson ROW 4: Ann Dzibinslci: Gladys Sue: Lois Benslqi: lrene Mazurlciewicz: Dororhy Andrichalc ROW 3: Edirh Misorslci-: Dorolhea Rudolph: Grace Januchowslqi: Lucille Klameclci: Dolores Maruszalq ROW 2: Marcella Wefherloee: Vivian Tessrner: Rul'h Kleczlca: Lenore l-lenry: Rila Worzella ROW I: MaryRose Larsen: Berry Boucher: Shir- ley Sweel: Phyllis Schaal: Fred Chudnoif F v Savage preparafion ASSEMBLIES IO9 lI9 IZ3 ROW' 9: Marlin Wierzchowski: Daniel Koprow- ski: James Minlz: Fred I-Iolulo: Earl Reed: Irving Cummings ROW B: Dororhy Komassa: Shirley Kallies: Mari- an Krelclow: Agnes Carlson: Gloria Kordash: John Trummer ROW 7: Jean Szymanslri: Belly Schwarlz: Mildred Maerlz: Burrell Genrz: Rolaerl I-Iiclcey: Jerome I-Iapka ROW 6: Berry Kallies: Belly Mehner: RoseMarie Pionllqowslqi: Carol Burke: Isabel Szwallqiewicz: Dolores Lisiewski ROW 5: RoseMarie Januchowski: Eva Bednarslqi: Bernice Boehme: Lucille Yochum: lone Eilberr ROW 4: Bealrice Kaskowski: Elvira Roon: I-Ia+'rie Baermann: Leona Talsky: Norberr Owsianny ROW 3: Shirley Kielcer: Virginia Milewski: Rachel Ballhazor: Regina Beyer: Jennie Papageorge ROW 2: Peggy Brown: Dolores I-Ieid: Sophie Slempslfi: Lucy Malinowska: Erances Cissa ROW I: Eaye Guse: Dorolhy Pelersen: Delores Rindfleisch: Genevieve I-Iarf: Vivian Dyar ASSEMBLIES I 23 I 26 ROW 9: Elizabelh Langdon: Ru+h Eenner: Eslher Jagodzinslci: Audrey I-Iayes: Clifford Peler ROW 8: Phyllis Tulrai: Rulh Behlingg Louis Kaelh- er: Roberlr Czerwinslqi: I-larry Parenl ROW 7: Bealrice Rallel: Berry Merz: Jerome Pendowski: Elvin Sorensen: Bernadine Pawlalq ROW 6: Evelyn Orlowski: LaVerne Domagalslci: Marie I-Iorn: Alyce Waclawslri: Virginia Serowslci ROW 5: Maloel Medrow: Geraldine SIarI4: Mare vella Slcofzlce: Alice Tuzialq: Barbara Bialczilq ROW 4: Erwin Karner: Doris Michels: Louise Slrobel: Mary Darga: June I-Iuslron ROW 3: Bernice Gaszalr: Clara Pszybylslqi: Berna- delle Miller: Virginia Dulac: Roberl Cheske ROW 2: Alice Ingraham: Rulh Neumann: Belrlrye Mae Janousek: Shirley Malheus ROW I: LaVerne Borresen: Lois Zernia: Shirley Killleson: Jean Bergersen 96 ASSEMBLIES I23 I26 I27 I36 ROW 9: Sranley Zlolochap Leroy I-Iinlzg Gladys Kamnelzg Gordon Piszlrag Ray Lulcaszewslci ROW 8: Lucy Obremskig Jo Napruszewslcip Doe lores Labuclci: Leonard Molqwag Sylvesler Adamski ROW 7: Allan Munkwilzy Jerome Ralcowslqiq Ger- Irude Iwaszko: Donald Schrarnmelg Arnold Pionl- Icowslci ROW 6: Marian Miller: Marion Poczelcaig Connie Borowslrig Lucille Zimmer: Rulh Zagorslri ROW 5: Cecelia Pielrowialqg Angeline lgnasiak: Margarer Badzinslqiq Roberl Gunlcel: Carl Mengerl ROW 4: RoseMarie Malheaq Dolores Duerr: Muriel Glilzg Belly Beclcmannq Rosemary Gruszynslqi ROW 3: Geraldine Kucharslciy RoseMary Soliol- niclciq Margarel Michalski: Maryclane Kroliclcg Arnold Mrolelc ROW 2: Nancy Linlcg Marcella Grornaclqig Marilyn Barbian: Theresa Ollo ROW I: Mildred Wulcichq Margo Paiunlfowslciz Geraldine Nalcielslqi: Evelyn Coolq ASSEMBLIES I36 I37 2I5 ROW 9: Joe Paucek: Charles Scharnloergq Ken- nelh Wolf: Melvin Tess: Marvin Saben ROW 8: Daniel I-Iarlg Lawrence Wleczylqg Llowell Welnalqg I-loward Block: Edwin Wiedzieilco ROW 7: Rulhellen Sosallag Alice Bruclcloauer: Roberl I-laralsong Eugene Weber: Arnold Magolan ROW 6: Donald Frehler: Beverly I-Iaglundg Luf cille Jansa: Margy Schullzp Rulh Guslalson ROW 5: lone Adelsberger: Bruce Kanilzy Roland Lomlolorg Donald Eilurq Bruce Carlson ROW 4: Eranlc Lewandowski: Mildred Maciolelc: Blanche I-Iorning: Donald Borzynslcig MaryLouise Wollc ROW 3: Belle Machula: Bernice Sloclqeg Dorolhy Goleloiewslci: Dolores Osinslqiq Dolores Fabian ROW 2: Alice Spellmang Ernoiean Kaphingsl: Shirley I-lollzq Joan Cochrane ROW I: Roberl Erilqson: Louise Ouaslg Dorolhy Wiele: Shirley Beilzel 97 ASSEMBLIES I36 2l5 306 ROW 9: Agalha Moen: Joseph Czernieiewslqi: Louis Juszczak: Norman Schoenleber: Bruce Blunl ROW 8: Rulh Panelc: Bernice Krzewinslci: Bernice Budzinslsi: Anila Slewarl: Grace Smerlinslci ROW 7: LaVerne Mueller: Gerlrude Kurylo: Theresa Tonnczalc: Dorolhy Byczynslci: Evelyn Schwarlz ROW 6: Audrey I-Ieuss: Gordon Kraak: Gilberl Kroll: Kalherine Learnan: Myrlle Slrornrnen ROW 5: Lucille Kaliszewslci: Marilyn Buschrnan: Rulh Januchowslci: Rulh Kopczynslci: Jeanelle Andrzeiewslqi ROW 4: Gerlrude Slewarl: Mary Benson: Elor- ence Ushalqow: Edward Le Roy: Shirley Slawny ROW 3: Elaine Ollo: Genevieve Obluclc: Audrey Neelsen: BellyJane Lennlce: Eleanor Kolslci ROW 2: Ann Budzish: Doris Boeshaar: Jane Eeli- lan: MaryJean Pelerson ROW I: Alice Opolalc: Helen Sarnolinski: Ann Znidarlqo: Rila Rernbalski ASSEMBLIES 2l5 306 3II ROW 9: Arnold Slachowslci: Jaclc Tucholka: Roberl Pleiller: Roberl Bealovic: Gerald Gaullce ROW 8: Douglas Pares: Adrian Dernloinslci: Irene Solcolowslci: Phil Wannenmacher: Jack Russell ROW 7: Irene Teschner: Lawrence Ralayczak: Rulh Polcyn: Mary Orlich: Dolores Reaves ROW 6: Georgiana Ellas: Jean Blake: Therese Kelly: Dolores Kuloe: Rulh Tulai ROW 5: MaryAnn Lilzau: Marcella Zagorslci: Arline Bessa: Dorolhy Spychala: Josephine Maloh ROW 4: Lois Leisler: June Barr: Mary Surges: Rulh Wekwerl: Margie Czernialcowslqi ROW 3: Florence Kieliszewslci: Regina Dornbrow- ski: Audrey Banaszalq: Lorraine Lepak: Billylu Sexlon ROW 2: Lucille Parenl: Sylvia Slaloey: Belly Ouinn: Marion Lalus: Adeline Slurornslci ROW I: Belly Lyons: Shirley Kolaza: Theresa Kendziorslqip Lorraine Rozialowslci 98 ASSEMBLIES IO7 l35 3lI ROW 9: Waller Leubke: Clarence Marino: Wil- liam Becker: Ken Krumnow: Elmer Koch ROW 8: Arnold Roecker: Don Wallensak: Carl Salzer: Kennelh Thierlelder: Warren Churchill ROW 7: Melvin Wozniak: Marvin Vogel: June l-liggins: Charles Ehlke: Daniel Winkowski ROW 6: Royal Belz: Shirley Krause: Margarel Pefrovskiz Lucille Walczak: Jean Jaeger ROW 5: Shirley l-lackellq Angeline Skusek: Pearl Nowak: Rosemarie Lorbiecki: Therese Paradowski ROW 4: Joy Papke: Florence Morll: Gladys Ode: Dorolhy Bauer: Carol Chapul ROW 3: Clara Riggs: l-larrier Perry: Mary Kopecky: Palricia l-lagen: MaryAnn Szwalkewicz ROW 2: Marion Jacobs: Frances Spera: Dolores Nowak: Erhel Luckmann ROW I: Shirley Wiese: Evelyn Jorgensen: May- rose l-lein: Dolores Greske ASSEMBLY B ROWS I 2 ROW 9: Bolo l-lensley: Bernice Beaudry: Douglas Gay: Gilberl Gibowski: Eugene l-laydock ROW 8: Dick Nowakowski: Daniel l-lanel: Adam Freinik: Ralph Frilz: Eugene Galubinski ROW 7: William l-lopkins: Donald Grams: Ted Glowacki: John Krzyanowski: Norberr Drezdon ROW 6: l-larold Geis: Albin Janczak: Willard Gavin: Richard Brock ROW 5: Palricia Jaraniowski: Richard Zulka: Howard Myers: Frank Spors ROW 4: Lois Colleran: Lois Finn: Calherine Dillrrich: Dolores Bilor ROW 3: Sylvia Drenzek: Phyllis Kwialrkowski: BeHyJane Gerlh: Emily Kwasniewski ROW 2: Charlolle Waison: Anila Blank: Lynn Giese: Florence Bischoff ROW I: Adeline Garsrecki: Dorolhy Siedlecki: Geraldine Grabarczyk: Violel Gauger 99 ASSEMBLY B ROWS3 4 ROW 9: Sleve Kuklinski: Virginia Wozniak: Ralph Jernberg: Roberlr Konesky: Jerry l-loeler ROW B: George Gunkel: John Geckler: Leonard Miller: Maynard Burke: Wal'rer Konarzewski ROW 7: Edward Koralewski: Lillian Lesnik: Emil Lichina: Wallace Schloerke ROW 6: Conslance Grassel: Kennelh Lundberg: Vic Krzyski: Bob Knulowski ROW 5: lrene Lemanczyk: MaryJane Kobleski: Waller Spredeman: Vivian Kraiewski ROW 4: Shirley Worman: Rose Ladich: Gloria Kucharski: Audrian Eedder ROW 3: Arline Kowalski: lrene Leslie: Roberl Woida: Marilyn Davis ROW 2: June Kruiz: MaryJane Szymarek: Dor- ofhy Konkel: Clarice Krysiak ROW I: Alexandria Wozniak: Audrey Smi+h: Marcella Popinski: Alice Oloremski ASSEMBLY B ROWS 5 6 7 I5 ROW 9: Joy Siowasser: Erank Papric: Marshall Becker: John l-lanneman: Roloerl Hansen ROW 8: Geraldine Hariner: Edward Rullmann: Gordon Salle: Jerome Pawlowski: Erank Kochnowicz ROW 7: Edward Tyczkowski: Elmer Rulrhenberg: Kenneih Kiefer: Rilra Karwowski: Pearl Elia ROW 6: Bernard Wirsbiizke: Wayne Moulder: Jack Dodson: l-larry Paradowski: Louis Baum ROW 5: Belly Gorn: lrene Tylczynski: Lorraine Smeiek: Ray Harlel: Johnny Gawronski ROW 4: Elorence Scherer: Elorence Skrip: Eleanor Darm: Lucille Kryszewski: Dorolrhy Dorow ROW 3: Phyllis Evans: Evelyn Kuika: Norberl Gawronski: Kennefh Lederhaus: Providence Russo ROW 2: Margarei Drasal: Evelyn Niemiec: Joan Slaier: Gloria Blaszczynski ROW I: Lily Sundby: Genevieve Manic: Eslher Ciechanowski: Audrey Berninger 100 ASSEMBLY B ROWS 7 8 I3 I5 ROW 9: Ray Suhaysilc: Elwood Knurson: Casimir Kulloacki: Chesrer Mroczlqowslci: Edward Garsomelce ROW 8: Norma Roineslad: Charles Reiser: Ken- neI'h Carlson: Ray Dziurdziewslci: Richard Zielinslci ROW 7: Dororhy Skrolaaclqi: Donald Srroh: Ber- nice Podlaszewslci: Allen Manlqe: Claude Boruclc ROW 6: Edward Mamayelc: Ra Serowslci: Elaine Eichsraedrz Shirley Eliss: Joyce Ellewelling ROW 5: Arline Schulrz: Marie l-larlrhun: Rulh Sfrommen: Ralph McLaughlin: George Mazur ROW 4: Alice Plufa: Rufh Krueger: BeHeJane Remilcer: Carol Muehl: Eleanor Rogalslci ROW 3: Colleen Whilrry: Lorraine Ouade: Irene Sell: Margery Dwyer: MaryAlice SiH'er ROW 2: Delores Miller: Loreifa Ouade: Alice Cesarz: Janice Gilloerr ROW I: Dolores Brzyclci: Josephine Doria: I-lelen Radrnanvich: Irene Gibowski ASSEMBLY B ROWS 9 IO I4 I5 ROW 9: Jack Baerwald: LeRoy Earness: Edward Siemion: Carroll Surges: Lawrence Engbring ROW 8: Lorraine Zwari: Chrisly Wruclc: Francis Kallas: John Slqladanek: Alvin Beyer ROW 7: Dorofhy I-lodilc: Marion Allgeyer: Shirley Buech: Dorolrhy Seaman: Virginia Sfromberg ROW 6: Sylvia Becker: Marion Roberrs: John I-larl: Audrey Schreiber: Elizabelh Slrell ROW 5: Cliff Gerke Shirley Granurn: Marie Hon- rarh: Dorolrhy Evans: Norma Slrampfel ROW 4: Glen Moering: Maynard Gawlik: Eranlq Sazama: Alvin Slivlca: Ken Gilberr ROW 3: Doris Kallous: Viole'I+e Muenle: Lois Nowak: LaVerne Nelson: Charles Vilelc ROW 2: Virginia Galaslca: Verna Samplaslci: Florence Molcwa: Cecilia Kroliclqi ROW I: Belly Biclcler: June Baumann: Rosalind I-lufchingsp Dolores Sierszynski IOI CLUBS CARDINAL BOYS' CLUB Slener Moen, Douglas Carlson, l-lenry Wasielewslci, James Brelwrn CENTU RY LITERARY SOCIETY Lorraine Lullwer, Louis Gorslci, LeRoy l-linlz, Blanolie Cole, Mildred Zeeman 5f..i.. BOOSTER CLUB Nellie Monroe, Lorraine Miller Pefer Jendusa X CHESS CLU B Rose Marie Pionfkowski, Gordon Salrher, Lawrence Lue++gen, Gerald Behmke FORUM DEBATE CLUB Providence Russo, Grace Smerlinski, LeRoy Farness, Llowell Welnak, Louise Ann Quasf PRGDUCTIOYN EHDUETQY 02.9 SYS KEN SFEEL 525 FIACHENE 25 RMLPMY E' CRANES 23 i.Qfx'sIfE2 ?S 915 CONYSYQFZ 5 5955955 QW SILAS? S, CLUBS GERMAN PLAYERS' FOOTBALL DANCE Mildred Diedriclw, Mildred Rulln, Edwin Wasilewski, Rosalie l-lilber' GIRLS' CLUB Louise Jozwila, Geraldine Olsen, Dagny l-luse, Bernadine Klernens, Phyllis Morley HOBBYCRAFT Gordon Sallwer, Gloria Volln, Cecilia Obremski, Gerald Belwmke, Audrey Schreib SHIELD CLUB Mildred Rullw, June Dolge, Lucille Sluder, Doro+l1y Wefzel, Shirley l-loflmarm .1 il Ax-ing for order CLUBS LOS AMICSOS Dorollxy Sirovina, Marjorie Splcuzza, Geral Cline Krawzalc MASK AND WIS Belly Kozlowski, LaVerne Miller, Ray Janssen, Shirley Gleason, June l-lalfrnann INTER NOS Bruce Kanllz, Rullmellen Sosalla fe' ! 532' Lira YE' 5 3 gm B' ,, :,- W1iv,f1, . , r - 155: r. r. ' aiilw-5-i.r. iv! gi. Sf.: , A ga 'Q 1 NR .fi - ,f ,gy PGLISH CLUB Alice O'l l'O, Virginia Kaczmarelc, Bob Cienian Helen Grabowski, Esllier Jagodzinslci SCIENCE CLUB Sheldon Barne++, Edward Mafiasiclw Douglas Kenirz, Roy Klurnpp Roberf Winfers Arlene Wl1i++y ASSEMBLY B ROWS 9 II I2 ROW 9: Syl Walczak: George Todryk: Charles Gross: William Toepler: Daniel Tomaszewski ROW 8: Elmer Rossmann: LeeRoy Kading: Arl Traulsen: Wall Valeski: Donald McGowan ROW 7: Vera l-lopl: James Lang: Rudolph Lein- weber: Charles Krumnow: Gordon Janz ROW 6: Clarence Bielawski: Leroy Luechl: Mary- Ann l-lolewinski: Belly Krueger: Jane Saloinash ROW 5: Kyrre Olsen: Gilberl Radai: Ray Roeder: Marly Grolh: Joe Wos ROW 4: Belly Temperly: Geraldine Tomczak: Chrisline Wramor: Maxine Wascher: Jerome Janowiak ROW 3: Eleanor Schwaloe: Florence Riggs: Dor- olhy Schusler: MaryJane Schlosser: Gloria Link ROW 2: Lorraine Oleniczak: Caroline Shurla: Lorraine Swenson: Lorraine Robaczek ROW I: Mary Wisniewski: Jacqueline Schullz: Rulh Knepper: Elizabelh Simon ASSEMBLY B ROWS I3 I4 ASSEMBLY A ROWS l 2 ROW 9: Harold Thorbiornsen: William l-linkel:Joe Zbierowski: John Young: Richard Brand ROW 8: Palricia Livingslone: l-larry Lavine: Richard Wojciechowski: Paul Radlke: Leonard Nowak ROW 7: Roloerl Wood: Norberl Winski: Eugene Wuicik: Donald Rieckholl: Waller Johnson ROW 6: Jeanne Plalleler: Rulh Rudolph: Dor- olhy Kozinski: Edwin Kosleczko: Gilberl Lewan- dowski ROW 5: Gloria Niemczyk: Lawrence Whelan: George Wiencek: George Weber: Alloerl Bugs ROW 4: Caroline Berona: Eleanor Andrichak: Phyllis Lewandoski: BellyJane Werner: Mildred Zeaman ROW 3: Dorolhy l-lursl: Violel Schuermann: May- Belle Schendel: Myrlle Blake: Sally D'Amico ROW 2: Bealrice Walczyk: Florence Paradowski: Sylvia Jozwiak: Bernadelle Woiciechowski ROW l: Jane Gabrielsen: Dobrila Yelich: Shirley Wendl: James Lyons IO8 'O Savage preparalion ASSEMBLYA ROWS I 2 3 4 ROW 9: Bill Crowley: Clillord Mochalski: Gilberl Kwasigroch: Harry Michalelc: Howard Pieplow ROW 8: Carol Ollenburg: Elhel Kulas: Sherman Busse: Glenn Blazer: Norman Ueclcer ROW 7: Virginia Nowalqowski: James Kulcla: Gerald Beier: Doris Kemperl: William Handlos ROW 6: Bernice Hollman: Audrey Lang: Marga- rel Flelcher: Dolores Kunshier: Roberl Adamczew- slci ROW 5: Margarel Mallory: Jaclc Miller: Joann Pik: Bernice Schmidl: Chadyeane Filz ROW 4: Beverly Klug: Mariorie Guelzlqow: Do- lores Bauer: Gerlrude Slachowialc: Belly Schmilz ROW 3: Sylvia Wrobel: Leocadia Barszcz: Arline Anderson: Margarel Piolrowslci: Viclor Mugabe ROW 2: Sophie Andrilsos: Lorraine Falk: Jean Jennings: Tillie Pleva ROW I: Doris Berendl: Edilh Murray: June Zarder: Nellie Monroe ASSEMBLY A ROWS 4 5 6 ROW 9: George Purol: Donald Piemeisel: Mike Evanac: Melvin Lemberger: Donald Will ROW 8: Leo De Lisle: Diclc Bieslae: Kennelh Lohl: Daniel Fallc: Donald Anderson ROW 7: Gerald Karnasinslqi: Ralph Gaiewslci: Frank Cesarz: Mary Gallun: George Eigner ROW 6: Arlhur Tinger: Arlhur Jeslce: Mae Wenla: Lorraine Kuzminslci: James Phillips ROW 5: Colleen Dahl: Bealrice Sharapala: Mar- cella lgnasialq: Sigrun Danielson ROW 4: James Brehm: Virgil Trawczynslci: Vir- ginia Roineslad: Anne Zimmerman ROW 3: Mary Becker: Belly Glueclc: Florence Jardanowslci: Belly Hein ROW 2: lone Boehm: Lois Blessing: Rulh Kas- przylc: Failh Brown ROW I: Audrey Berlling: Imelda Budzynslci: Failh Healy: Elaine Hollz IO9 ASSEMBLY A ROWS 5 7 8 9 I2 ROW 9: Daniel Brandi: Roberl Riebollg Donald Borgwardl: Waller l-lorn: Norberl Radlke ROW 8: Wallace Sue: Edward Konieczka: I-lenry Kleinowski: John Slalhas: Ed Krause ROW 7: Dorofhy Behling: William Kodrich: Waller Junqkunlz: Gusi Chandles: Sheldon Barnell ROW 6: Dorolrhy Bierer: Gordon Kress: Gil Krevs: Valerie Arsenovich: Dorolhy deLanguilleHe ROW 5: Violejr Neumann: Carol McKenzie: Dor- olhy Tucholka: l-lelen Richards ROW 4: Arlene Kendgiora: BeHyJane Claypool: Leslie Campion: Fred Konesky ROW 3: Dorolhy Mafzelle: Dorolhy Sernski: Edilh Anderson: Janel Eqgum ROW 2: Ruby Hoppe: Virginia Cera: Frances Kopydlowski: Margy Orban ROW I: Calherine Vokelich: Mary Kluka: Mar- garefh Boll: Rose Breyer ASSEMBLYA ROWS 5 9 IO Il I2 20 ROW 9: Geraldine Bruss: Mildred Rulh: Virgil Sperling: Harry Galezewski: Jack Sjfagg ROW 8: Phyllis Anderson: Rulrh Born: Norma Slampiel: June Marcinkiewicz: Edward Evanich ROW 7: Lorraine Dargo: Lillian Dziedzic: Alice Garslecki: Chesier Borkowski: Frank Pokrop ROW 6: Erances Ponick: Shirley Engelberl: Ger- aldine Borzynski: Carole Eqide ROW 5: Lorayne Czerwinski: Dolores Czaskos: Palrricia Kowalski: Audrey Kronhelm ROW 4: Connie Marich: l-larriel Berezowilzp Shirley Lainey: Margarel Bilansky ROW 3: Ann Smukowski: Eileen Madsen: Rulrh Magisler: Kalhleen Kennedy ROW 2: Alvina Mogilka: Rufine Bonkowski: Mary Lucas: Dolores Kube ROW I: Selma l-lalverson: Dolores Neumann: Shirley Kochan: Louise Mikes IIO ASSEMBLYA ROWS7 I2 I3 I4 I5 ROW 9: George Daniels: George Zerolh: I-larold Gabrielsen: Richard I-lansen: Bob Glade ROW 8: Peler Jendusa: James Guinen: Paul I-lenning: Donald Farness: Karl Guenlher ROW 7: Jack Groh: Roberr Conary: Kennelh Dermody: Frank Ferriano: John Burorac ROW 6: Marion Granurn: Blanche Cole: Rose I-Ioffrneier: Parry I-leup: ArI'hur Miller ROW 5: Marilyn I-lerzog: Cecilia Jakubiala: Elaine Oldenburg: Sophie Sfebly ROW 4: Carolyn Pererlin: Elsa Schoene: Berna- derfe Burdirl: Rulrh Guse ROW 3: Charlorre Franken: Gloria I-lavel: Au- drey Jaeclc: Shirley Dreyer ROW 2: I-lelen Broczelc: Geraldine Gloclcsine' Gloria Turowslci: Mary Keresles ROW I: Jenny Trzesniewslqi: Geraldine Olsen' Belly Chaneske: Dolores Buclisch ASSEMBLYA ROWS I4 I5 I6 I7 ROW 9: Orville Michalski: I-lenry Kowallciewicz: Gerald Jaworslci: Alberl' Tulas: Roberf Erdrnann ROW 8: Richard Jarzernbowicz: Kennerh Thomp- son: Arr Engelbrechf: Richard Sandow: Ralph Rerzer ROW 7: Paul Kowalchulq: LeRoy Werner: Vernon Mangless: I-Ielmer Panelc: Charles Rarnus ROW 6: Carl Zielinslqi: Jack Marhers: Alice Kunarh: Alice Luedrlce: Dorolhy 'Maciiewslci ROW 5: Alla Kelm: Ruifin Dembinslci: Arfhur Zernia: Frank Falerich ROW 4: Gloria Johnson: I-lelen Jeslce: Virginia Rosiewski: Doris Knudsen ROW 3: Audrey Macieiewski: Rufh Poconflco: Avis Olsen: Barbara Marhers ROW 2: Margarer Leonard: Consfance Magnu- son: Dorolhy Kuhrlg Audrey Tess ROW I: Lorraine Weslowslci: LoreIIa Walczalc: Marie Ermenc: Joyce Maier III ASSEMBLYA ROWS5 I2 I5 I6 I7 I8 ROW 9: Slener Moen: Waller Esllcowslqi: Roberl Winlers: Roberl Cywinski: Gerald Behmke: Waller Collins ROW 8: Frank Menlch: Arlhur Ollenburg: Roberl Cieslinslii: Frank Janlcowski: Sylvia Perme: Pal Rielclcoll ROW 7: Howard Todd: Eugene Michalalc: Carl Diedrich: Douglas Pinler: Douglas Carlson: Ray- mond Ollo ROW 6: Ann Kowalski: June Rosga: Jean Sholes: Audrey Slanelc: Marlyn Olson ROW 5: Florence Zagorslci: Josephine Young: I-lelen Moser: Margie Merz: Dolores Lang ROW 4: MaryAnn Raymond: Emma Shelgren: Belly Slamnes: Adeline Knoll: Lydia Jomba ROW 3: Claudia Waraczynslqi: Ellen Thiessen- husen: Delores Krauslca: Loraine Lueneburg: Janel Eggum ROW 2: Belly Pelerson: Irene Kolaczkowski: Are leen Pries: Mary Capuli: Olga Mraz ROW I: Elaine Zippel: Lorraine Sluienslce: Vio- lelle Schwanke: Richard Nuber: Beverly Konkel ASSEMBLYA ROWS I5 I6 I7 I8 I9 20 ROW 9: Dan Singer: John Slrommen: Roberl Sleclcmann: Roy Prey: I-lenry Pawlak: Gilberl Gris- wold ROW 8: Leonard Shippy: Thomas Filzpalriclr: Eldred Pelerson: Dick l-lorbinslci: Richard Snohr: John Pionlelc ROW 7: Sylvia Kaczmarelc: Jean Pederson: Ken- nelh Tomlinson: Rolaerl Poralh: Ray Janssen: Floyd Galuloinski ROW 6: Edward Jeslce: I-larold Kolodzelc: Nor- man Engbring: Frank I-lemenway: Jim Mohler ROW 5: Dorolhy Virgin: June Riller: Evelyn Glenski: Lorraine Gleason: Rulh I-lasmulc ROW 4: Belle Buss: June Zimmer: Margarel Jashaway: Shirley Budzien: Genevieve Spryszak ROW 3: Kalherine Monle: Adeline Waraczynslci: Doris Pedersen: Sophie Bukowieclci: Maryl-lelen Riley ROW 2: Mary Orban: I-lelen Orlicli: Roselee Woida: Lorraine Miller: Leanore Spicuzza ROW I: Evelyn Slcoczynski: Dorolhy Ciezlqi: Lu- cille Oclqwood: Alvin Oslrenga: Ada Rankin II2 ASSEMBLY A Rows I I8 I9 20 2I ROW 9: Clillord Elach: Louis Kaslen: Ray Kos- mallca: Richard Macieiczalc: Edwin Wasilewslci: Donald McGoll ROW 8: LaVerne Miller: Gerlrude Lyslcawa: Phyllis Grundman: Allreida Dalecki: Muriel Sosalla: Slanley Mazur ROW 7: Dorolhy Bergenlhal: Lolle Morilz: Col- leen Carlyle: Lorraine Lulher: Bealrice Masson: Rose Sikorslci ROW 6: Audrey Rydlewicz: Dolores Sobczalc: Lorraine Kaminslqi: Leona Kosinslci: Elizabelh Mozina ROW 5: John Swiecialc: I-Ielen Jeslce: Virginia Reigel: Marian Borlh: Audrey Johnson ROW 4: I-lelen Biziak: Adeline Pelelc: Irene Golembiewslci: Shirley Wickersheimer: I-larry Knu- lowslci ROW 3: I-larriel I-Iagemann: Ralph Reinlce: Anne Czisz: Shirley Gleason: Vernelle Slruck ROW 2: Mary Kamuda: Rose Rulh: Ray J. Kos- rnallca: Shirley Scale: I-Iazel Smilh ROW I: Alice Geclcler: Rila Eagar: Violel Goreclqi: Eunice I-Iall: Kari Slcienald ASSEMBLY A AND ABSENTEES ROW 9: Anila Lepeslca: Edward Zaborslqi: Nor- berl Winslqi: Roy Klumpp: Wanda Palenslqi: Wallie Schueneman: Richard Dropp ROW 8: Josephine Tomczylq: Bernadine Pogor- zelslci: Richard Orlmann: Gerald Meyers: I-lerberl Olson: Bernice Larue ROW 7: Daisy Obradovich: Vivian Jasiclci: Eve Ericlcsen: Slanley Lenchelc: Mary Lulloll: Alice Komassa ROW 6: Lillian Schullz: John Barllein: Roberl Gordon: Tom Magner: Sylvia Drozewski: Florence Jenslci ROW 5: Eunice Milewslci: Jean Bennell: Myron Billings: Clernenl Modlinski: Lucille Kazmierslci: Eleanore Jacoby ROW 4: Priscilla Berg: Belly Bollrell: Elizabelh Miller: Lorraine Lange: Audrey Woida ROW 3: MaraLee Dickinson: Leona Marzec' Belly Kleban: Belly Kowalewski: Eleanor Grubb ROW 2: Adell Bernhardl: Eleanore Marlcow: Vir- ginia Pichalslci: Minnie Pavich: Bellie Ollson ROW I: Bernice Moehle: Raymond Junelc: Caro- line Krueger: Belly Burlce: Jean Doploel b I Savage preparalion Violer Cosiea, Mariorie Poloslci, Grace Schulz, Mayor Carl F. Zeicller, Louise Jozwilc, Virginia Woocl, Dororliy Jablonslci, Roberl' Claypool, labsenlrl Violel Pefroviclw ancl William Doppel FHESHITIHH HUHUH STUDENTS Top row: Joyce Wliiliy, Dorolrhy Wieprzyk, Emilie Mimier, Angeline Pungaclwar, Alice Kopsar, Eu gene Le Tendre, Lorraine Borowslci Bollom row: l-lelen Grabowslci, Mariorie Williams, Caroline Traulsen, Mayor Carl F. Zeicller, Mar iorie Lawley, Vivian Larson, Dolores Rulau Nigh+ Hawk ff, xgi' 15 L STAGE CREW Kennelh Lohf, Melvin Lemberger, Edward Siemion, Richard Sandow, Norloeri Raclllqe CHRISTMAS PAGEANT Norma Roineslad, Rosalie I-lilber, Miriam Shapiro, Glenn Bergmann II5 FOOTBALL DANCE Miriam Shapiro and Jrhe Old Timers, Charles Wesleyi Louis Reinke, Adam Larson PHUGHHWS SENIOR SNOWBALL Shirley Prijrzlalli Dolores Napieniek Frank Rogala Roy Benlcendorf Miriam Shapiro SPEECH CLASS OF THE AIR Ivlilclred Dieclrich Belly Slqoncnilc Rodney Jenlcins ART EXHIBIT Ivlarilou Churchill Leonard Ivliller Cecilia Gbremski I I WASHINGTON-LINCOLN Sylvia Eufclwlcar Kennellw Mallwewson Wilma l-largis Dorollwy Bransld Lee Campion ANNUAL MUSIC FESTIVAL Ivlargarel Gaus X ! XV' 544 Nlghl' Hawk AY J . 1 v Y II7 ERESHMAN -- SOPHOMORE Oraforical Conlesl BRUCE KANITZ Eirsl place Declamafory Conlesf GRACE SMERLINSKI Firsl place PGOLING INTEREST HIHIEIIIIS Since Ihe days when Tommy Hawk paddled his birchbark Ioalilewagon down swirling slreams and powwowed round his evening campfire, his nimble-fooled successors have Iried Io follow in his agile Iooisieps. Now Ihal Tommy has abandoned his old haunls Io live wilh us, we see him scampering afler an elusive foolball, Ieeing off, and sprinl- ing wilh Ihe besl of Ihem. Go in and win, Tommy Hawlcl -AND HE CAN DO IT AGAIN! II9 22 SKIDS THROUGH HE DID IT BEFORE! Whoopsl Q ' l AFTER Tl-IE BALL IS OVER OWER! Speed! These were passwords Tor The members oT The l94I championship TooTball Team. Ti-me and again aTTer The gridders ended Their impressive nineTeen-game winning sTrealc, local news scribes hailed The squad as The greaTesT Team ever To Trample a high school gridiron. For The second successive year The Cardinal menace plagued The ciTy conTerence and made oTT wiTh The TiTle. Eager To TesT his warriors aTTer Two shorT weelcs oT preliminary Training, Coach ArT Krueger Turned Them loose To meeT a Tough WesT Allis squad. l-lowever, The Bulldogs Tinally decided They had barked up The wrong Tree and leTT The SouTh sTadium on The bad end OT a 33-6 score. ConquesT number one served only To s+imulaTe The squad's mounTing ThirsT Tor TurTher vicTories. A week laTer The Redbirds hir The road To meeT anoTher suburban Toe, WesT lvlilwaulcee. The iVlusTangs wenT The way oT all The SouTh I94O-4l Toes, buried in deTeaT beneaTh a score OT 33-O. For Their TirsT conTerence showing oT The season, SouTh Tangled wiTh Boys' Tech in a sTarlighT game. STar- dusT musT have blown inTo The Boilermakers' eyes when The crimson cyclone TwisTed and Twirled away wiTh a 28-O vicTory over The Trojans. Then, beTore a crowd oT l0,000 yelling Tans, SouTh had iTs day as WashingTon Tell wiTh a score oT 37-I4 in one OT The mosT specTacular games The ciTy prep Tans had ever seen. I2O FOND EMBRACE DIVOT DIGG-ERS BALLET RUSSE BlasTing Bay View's home-coming hopes, The KruegeriTes pleased Their own home-coming supporTers, 4,000 sTrong, by walking oTT The field wiTh an overwhelming win OT 55-0 Tuclced under Their belTs. Moving along The vicTory paTh, The Cards nexT brushed oTT a hard-TighT- ing WesT group 37-6. Speeding in Zephyr-like Tashion, The well-lubrie caTed SouTh engine collided wiTh a sTubborn Pulaski ouTTiT. When The wreckage was cleared, The Ramblers had been annihilaTed 37-0, and The impregnable Red machine again proceeded on iTs devasTaTing way. ATTer Two posTponemenTs, The Crimson Tide rolled To The Tar side OT Town To engage Riverside in The season's Tinal TilT. The Tigers were The ToughesT oT SouTh's Toes, The only Team To hold The RedshirTs To a scoreless TirsT guarTer. A record single-game crowd OT 7,800 wild-eyed Tans saw Coach Krueger's boys come back wiTh power plus in The second halT To pull down a 26-7 vicTory and The I94l TooTball championship. IZI IIHIIIIIPS ROY BENKENDORF GILBERT LATUS WILLIAM KIRCI-IEN ROY BENKENDORI3 King oT The converTersI Roy's gilded Toe TIipped 2I sTraighT pigskins beTween The posTs. Second aII-ciTy TuIIbacI4, he was a gridiron arisTocr'aT wiTh accuraTe, dead- Iy-Tackling eyes. I-Iis Tlashing TeeT carried him on many dazzling Iine pIunges. A piIIar To any Team's TronT waIII GILBERT LATUS Gil was The man who showed Them where They wenT Tronn here sTraighT To a championship. As The CardinaI spark pIug, any signals he called said go, and he seT The exampIe when he ran IoacIc punTs. LaTus also Threw many a vicious bIocIc inTo oncoming Iinemen. And TasT? When he ran. presenT was pasTI WILLIAM KIRCI-IEN I-Ie sTopped 'em coId, sTiTTer Than The sTone waII he himseIT was. BiIIyI4ins had all The TooTIoaII virTues and none oT The TauITs. A pigskin angeII For prooT, recall his classical TacIcIing and deTense desTrucTion. Disposing OT a pIayer as BIII did was an arTI HAROLD l-TOLZ My head hurTs! quoTh The man opposiTe T-larold. l-lard-hiTTing bloclcs Turnished many a headache Tor Those who dared To liTT even a Tinger againsT This invincible leTTerman. One oT The bigger concreTe blocks in SouTh's defense wall, T-lolz won himselT a place on The second all-ciTy line-up. EUGENE KUCHARSKI STiclcy-Tingered Coona was virTually Two arms plus Two legs. The legs provided TransporTaTion, The arms made a recepTacleq TogeTher They made one oT The ends our Toes couldn'T seem To meeT. During odd momenTs, Gene shone TorTh in all his defensive genius. Valuable underraTed him! KENNETH DE LANG-UILLETTE l-le was one TargeT ThaT chased The missles aimed aT him, and Those noT caughT iusT weren'T caTchalole. OuT one season wiTh a broken leg, Ken played The reTurn of The naTive and renewed his lease on The enemies' bacldield TerriTory. HAROLD l-IOLZ EUGENE KUCI-IARSKI KENNETH DE LANGUILLETTE MP5 six EXIT POLCZYNSKI ENTER STRZYKALSKI ROY NOWAKOWSKI DONALD MYLNAREK A ROY NOWAKOWSKI AnoTher oT The lighT cruiser-Type, Roy played running guard aTTer being shiTTed Trom cenTer. Nowakowski's hobby was dashing ahead OT The ball carrier and cuTTing down would-be Tacklers To make blocking hisTory. DONALD MYLNAREK A l-larrnon-like appearance and aloiliTy Turnished The Tield wiTh a menace long To be remembered Tor Those TeeTh-raTTling blocks. Don was one oT The quarTerbacks minTed especially Tor The Cardinals. LESLIE EELITAN When a Toe snaps aT Les, he biTes back! Unhappily he biT in The wrong place wiTh The neT loss oT halT a TooTh. Minus his Tang and plus Twice his usual courage, EeliTan vengeTully broke up counTless plays and players. DAN BRANDT WiTh head down and legs churning, Dan plowed Through The line, reeling OTT yardage To geT The besTesT of The mosTesT . Besides packing a wallop inTo his plunges, BrandT was a souThpaw passer and a place kicker. RAYMOND SEROWSKT On numerous occasions SouTh Tans saw a liTTle keg oT TNT blasT over scrimmage wiTh explosive end sweeps. These proTiTable acTions will conTinue in '42, Serowski will reTurn as a VEW lVeTeran oT EooTball Vv'arsl. -TQ LESLIE FELITAN DAN BRANDT RAY SEROWSKI 124 EDWARD RULLMANN CASMIR KULBACKI FRANK POKROP EDVVARD RULLMANN l-le could punll Eddie was a remarkable lad giflred wilh a remarkable 'loe. Whal he didn'l bool he passed, buf whalever happened all I5O pounds of him were useful loolball malerial. l-le will refurn nexr year To conlinue his demonslralions. CASIMIR KULBACKI l-leavy, lash rough, excellenl' Jrackle, superb guard, buf why go on? The baby ol lhe squad was no inlanl al muscle maneuvering. Perhaps you saw his lalesl viclim? l-lorrible, wasn'+ ill We presenl Kuba, Jrhe mosl meal-eoric genlleman ever +o knock 'em dead. FRANK POKROP When lhe meal was passed our, Frank was There gelling a double ralion ol agilily. A rivel holding logelher our sleely defense, his cemler slol was one ol The hinges on which swung Jrhe door ol viclory. STANLEY ZlOl.KOWSKl Sian picked lhe passing oval like a grape ol wralh from 'rhe air. A miraculous end, calching and holding many poin'r-making passes, he claimed his le++er in no small way because of his no+able dexlerily in defense. Woe lo 'rhe Japsl The Marines have gol him. Top Row: Mgr, Engelbrechl, Kuklinski, Kleinowski, Jenkins, Zloierowski, Mgr. Greenlees Middle Row: Mgr. Subel, Turk, Baumgarf, Pinler, Grams, Glowacki, Radlke Bollom Row: Bulorac, Leinweber, Konarzewski, Todryk, Grolh, Zielinski, Baerwald B Squad Row 4: Carl Salzer, Gilberf Kwasigroch, Jack Russell, William Crowley, Kennelh Derrnody, Louis Juszczalc, Leonard Pavwoslci, Marlin Wierzchowski, Harry Parent Row 3: Fred l-lolub, George Mazur, Norman Dziadosz, Fred Koneslcv. Karl Guenlher, Elvin Sorenson. James Drum- mond, Paul Kowalchulc, Melvin Mochalslci H l- L C N T U Row 2: Coach Olsen, l-larry Michalelc, Edward Jeslce, Clifford Mochalslci, Edwin Niedzieiko, Donald Zilles, Norberl' Koi, Coach Lilieblad Row I: Ralph Murowslcy, Melvin Tess, Roberf Conaly, Raymond Roeder, Lawrence Ralayczalc, Charles McGuire, Arnold Slachowslci FRANK JANKOWSKI JACK GLASER ARTHUR SCI-IMIDT wwgsmwnaif-.-vwmwmmqw aaswmez:-Mmmgm: wp mv .12 ff yfmvwfmwawswwuwmw CHHHIPS JOHN STRZYKALSKI If !oeTTer TooTball players are ever made, Johnny will be The proToType. He well deserved being acclaimed The greaTesT gridiron genius ever To Till a prep school uniTorm. As half of The !::rillianT STrzykalski-Polczynski combine, John senT our scores, via The loall, in care OT Billy's omnivorous Tingers. Flash was The mosT versaTile hahfback ever creaTed! RAYMOND POLCZYNSKI The essence oT elusiveness, The squad's TasTesT man saT perched upon The pinnacle oT pass-caTching success! Ray wasn'T The ciTy's highesT scorer merely Tor snaring seem- ingly impossible passes. He also ran and gave new meaning To The word scamper. His legs wiped ouT The chalk lines like a new eraser! FRANK JANKOWSKI Ask The Team who owns one! A ForT Knox oT gridiron gold, Buck was an unparalleled kick-oTT man, booTing opening kicks Through enemies' uprighTs. An all-ciTy pivoT wiTh dead-cenTer Tackling accuracy, Jankowski was high volTage in any line. JACK GLASER His scowl and I wanT you aTTiTude TrighTened a player halT To deaTh. His Towering mass oT muscle did away wiTh The oTher halT, and Then his poor Toe was carried oTT. These TacTics, buT Tor one measly voTe, would have won him a place on The TirsT all-ciTy Team. Jack is The Type oT man who makes TooTball. ARTHUR SCHMIDT Nicknamed Spearhead and noT wiThouT reason, he led many a scoring charge down Toward The uprighTs. However, Porky walked inTo a wall during The Pulaski game and sus- Tained The one and only iniury oT The whole season. YeT he was an all-ciTy guard who always sTarred. JOHN STRZYKALSKI RAYMOND POLCZYNSKI l l l Top row: STanley Lenchek, AllOerT Bugs, Emil Lichina, Douglas Carlson, Frank Pokrop, Donald STeinmeTz Middle row: Mgr. Jankowski, NorberT Drezdon, Teddy Garbeff, ChesTer FiTas BOTTOm row: Joe Swierkowski, Richard l-lansen, Richard Sandow, Jack Baerwald, George ZerOTh NE minuTe To go! An impOrTanT game aT sTake. Nerves sTrain To The breaking pOinT. A cardinal-clad Team Tries desperaTely TO score. The OppOnenTs grimly Treeze The ball TO wasTe The Tew re- maining seconds which mean vicTory Or deTeaT. The roar OT The crowd rises TO a shrieking crescendo. Then The reporT OT a gun plunges one group inTO gloomy depThs OT despair and gives The oTher a surging ecsTaTic Thrill OT joy. AlThOugh This year's Team did noT have an impressive record OT games won, iT was an unusually well-cOndiTiOned, smOOThly- cOOrdinaTed squad which aT various Times during The season showed Tlashes of un- beaTable championship Torm. Several OT The games were losT by very small margins. A good example was The hecTic Lincoln baTTle which ended in a score OT 32-27. SouTh Tailed Once again To break This ancienT iinx, and Lincoln wenT On TO win The ciTy championship. COSTLY OVERHEAD T28 BHSHETBHLL i l B Top row WolTkowski Block Sorensen Russel Gajewski Blachowcki, Diciaula Mddle row Kahn Haynes Woida Jankiewlcz STrassburg Puzia. Haralson BoTTom ro Robarge Mochalski Waddell Banaski KoT KoguTkiewicz HROUGI-l iT all saT Coach Carl BechTold, calm and serene. NoThing could ruTTle his iron digniTy. lT was This TacTor which insTilled conTidence inTo SouTh's baskeTball Teams. ThroughouT his career Becky Turned ouT consisTenTly good Teams. Each oT These received a sTrong dose oT Coach BechTold's religion, basic TundamenTals. l-lis keen wiT and coolness under Tire have won him The respecT and admiraTion oT all his boys. This year marked The passing oT an era in SouTh's cage hisTory. The dynamic John STrzykalski, who scored a ToTal oT 288 poinTs in his amazing career, as well as Polcynski, Kucharski, Zamiahn, and oTher players oT Their caliber are losT To The Team. Coach BechTold is Taced wiTh The Task oT rebuilding The Team Trom The re- serves and The B squad. AlThough The ouTlook is noT brighT, his pasT record shows ThaT nexT year, as always, he will have a Team in The championship race. BASKET BRAWL T29 GENE KUCHARSKI Koona's rough and Tough play uncler The baslneT plus Trick Taking and shooTInq were Inspiring To The squad. Gene Tied Tor scoring honors wITh 8I poinTs. l WHATS UP? RAY SUHAYSIK Ray was especially noTecl Tor his hoT shooTIng sTreaks and loellIgerenT TiqhTing Tor The ball. l-le was an ouTsTanding performer ThroughouT The season. HANDS UP! l DICK NOWAKOWSKI Smoofh, fasl, and decepiive was Noisey. His consisfenf- ly good play gained him a place on +he all-oily feam and enabled him ro Tie wifh Gene for scoring honors. DAN WALCZAK Red's flaming hair was a symbol of his spirifed, aggressive play. The mos? versafile man on The squad, he played guard or forward. DAN SlNGER l-le was al his bes'r under pressure as shown by his remarkable free lhrow average. A+ all Times Danny was a good 'fearnman ancl a srnarl, sleady player. I32 THE MAGIC RING RAY POLCZYNSKI Always cool and cle- pendable, Billy was a near long shof, an impregnable barrier on defense, and par- licularly good al maneuvering The ball info scoring 'lerri'rory. WALTER ZAMJAHN Loose-joinfed, lanky Jay, +he Team comedian, had remarkable coordinafion, was a decepfive ball handler, and an accurafe shot SOUTH DEVOTION LAWRENCE ENGBRING Tall, lean Dodo's vicious ball-hawking, incredible Hp- ins, and deadly hook shofs made him a formidable bulwark of The feam. 133 SCHEDULE I94l Soullw 6l Waslwingron Soullw 93 Easr Sourlw 99l,!2 Wesl Triangular meel: Eirsr Waulceslxa relays: Second Slale meer: Eourllw Clly meelt Eirsl I34 DISCUSS-IN 52 20 l2'f2 place place place place THHUH DISCUS E. Jankowsld Becker Grams Juszczalc DISTANCE Boelwme, Tislmer, l-l. Janlcowslci, Moen WOLF PACK BARRIER BOYS HURDLES Baerwald, Walczalc, Rossman, Radllce START McGuire, Serowslci, Pinler, Chrisiensen EAM spirir and hard work reaped viciory for Jrhe l94I spilcemen. Coach l-leineman had a galaxy of slrars from which he welded a nnagnilicenl ci'ry championship leam. Sprinlers Rozanslci, Sfrzylcalslci, and Polczynslci wi+h 'rhe dislance men, Boehme and l-larold Janlcowski, were The backbone of a mosr powerful Track squad. How- ever, The cily championship was won by rhe unired ehcorls of 'rhe enrire Team. Alrhough Jrhe '4I squad was sadly deplered by graduafion, Boehme and Jankowslci, disrance runners, and Richard Zvolanelc, pole vaulrer, formed +he nucleus of The new squad. Ray Serowslci, Douglas Carlson, Buclc Janlcowslci, Syl Walczak, l-larry Tisher, and Doug Pinrer were several oursranding newcomers who guaranleed a successful '42 season. The mile relay leam, Lein- weber, Glowaclci, Serowski, and Boehme, promised +o be one of Jrhe besf in lhe slafe. I35 THE THUNDERING HERD Tinger, Winlcowslci, Janlcowski, Boehme, Mamayelc, Moen, Tischer, Schueneman RIS P aufumn air! Terse commands! Tauf muscles! Tense faces! The craclc of a pisfol and a forward surge of flying feef. Varicolored jersies in a churning, iumbled mass. Magically fhe mob is fransformed info a line of smoofh-sfriding runners. l-learfs pound as gallanf fellows desperafely fry fo pass. Pull! Pull! The lasf fen yards. Try a liffle harder! Can'f! Musf! Black-ouf! Cross-counfry runners are a sfoic, grim-looking lof. Theirs is a quief unify of purpose. Each musf find his sfrengfh and courage wifhin himself. There is no willing subsfifufe fo sfep in and fake a firing feammafe's place, nor are fhere a brass band and a howling mob fo cheer him on. There is only endless, agonizing silence. , Alfhough fhey disparaged fheir sfrenuous roufine, fhis year's squad never gave up: fhey had a coach for whom fhey would have run fo l-lades and back. The feeling of respecf was mufual. Coach l-leine- men rafed his boys fhe besf harriers in Soufh's hisfory, despife fhe facf fhaf fhey losf The Cify meef by one poinf. Dynamic l-larold Janlcowslci, co-capfain and oufsfanding sfar, fook firsf place in five dual meefs, did well in fhe maior fourneys, and inspired 'rhe ofher harriers wifh his courage. l-lis rhyfhmic running will long be remembered. Consfanfly dogging l-larold's heels was Sfener Moen, by no means a smoofh picfure-runner buf a boy made of sheer grif. A nafural comedian was Walfer Zamiahn. l-lis cheery wif was a bouy fo fhe feam's spirif as his prowess was a bouy fo fhe fofal poinfs scored. The perennial Fred Boehme, fhe ofher co-capfain, was also an assef. l-lis always dependable perform- ance was a prime reason for fhe feam's success. Ever close fo Frifz was Roberf Glueclc. Their insepar- abilify was unbroken even in fhe meefs, and fhus fhe C5luecl4er scored many a valuable poinf. These five were awarded major emblems, while l-larry Tischer, Wallace Scheuneman, and Harold Przygocki received minor awards. Prospecfs for nexf year are gloomy, because fhis year's feam was composed almosf enfirely of seniors. l-lowever, fhe refurn of Sfener Moen is a poinf in favor of fhe Cardinals. UIIIISS-UIIIIIIIIIU HAROLD AND HIS SHADOW Moen, Jankowski SOuII'1 27 SOUII1 I5 SouII1 29 Sou+I'm I8 SouII1 I5 Sou+I1 4I Midwesf mee+: Cify meefz Sfafe meefz Bay View 29 Cudahy 5I Eas+ 37 Rufus King 40 Shorewood 53 Wesf AIIIS I9 Iourfh pIace second pIace second pIace Jankowski, Moen, GIuecIc, Boehme, Janick TENNIS GOLF Teddy Garloeff Donald Shenmelz Roberl Brown Douglas Kannlz Roloerl McNeil FENCIN6 LeRoy Doppel, Sleve Wilman l-larold Przygoclci Waller Slanalds Donald Grams WRESTLING Leonard Pavwoslci James Brelmm Clillon Gerke Jolmn Bulorac l-lenry Kleinowsld Marlon Slcrobaclqi Sylvia Banaszak Bernadine Klemens Dolores Janonis LaVerne S+ielow Phyllis Ziollcowslca S SERVICE FACU LTY Hickman, Donald U. S. Army Nold, Woodrow U. S. Army Air Corps Sickels, Margarel' Bureau ol Censorship if u. s. MARINES Brueser, Leonard Carlson, Ervin Dykas, Raymond Fox, Claylon Halvorsen, George Jonas, Leonard Lampier, Kennelh Leahy, William Peardon, Roberl' Pecnik, James Rozanski, John Schools, Alberi' Suslman, Frederick Warner, Charles Williams, Edmund Wozniak, Le Roy Ziolkowski, Slanley ir U. S. ARMY AlIwardI', William Beovold, William Binlz, Willis Bishop, Sherman Bluni, Jesse Brown, Waller Bucholz, Ken Bugiel, Chesler Bukiewicz, Frank Burican, SI'eve Burns, Nolan Carllon, Jerome Clemans, Roberl' Damloruch, William de Languillelle, Donald Diliberli, James Eng, Eugene-' Feurig, Allen-1 Fischer, Joseph Flemming, Earl Gade, Thor Glazewski, Peler Goodman, Roberl Gniol, Charles Gradisnick, Jerry Grob, Gordon Grocholski, Gene Gronowski, Theo. Gwiazdowski, Sran. Halonen, Eugene I4O HUHUH Hapka, Leonard Harsh, Clifford Huennekens, Jack Henning, Norman Heriel, Theodore Jaeck, Frederick Jaeck, Harry Janiszewski, Alphonse Janus, Ray Jaski, Ralph Jendusa, Jacob -- Judge, Tom Kaczmarek, Ray - Kaddalz, Kennelh Kappel, Edwin Kalorski, Leonard Kirchenwilz, Elmer Kogulkiewicz, Leo Kolanowski, Richard Kopling, Harry Kosmalka, Alvin -- KoH'nauer, Roberl Kulas, Joseph --- Kusrog, Kennelh Lachmund, Roberl' Lecus, Philip Lesnik, John Lindquisl, John Link, James Macieiczak, Chesler Maiewski, Henry Maslopielro, Ralph Malhea, Norberi McGowan, Phil Merkel, Roberr Meyer, Edmund Miles, William Miller, Donald Monson, Daniel -- Myers, Paul Nowicki. Chesler Olbinski, Richard Osborne, Raymond Olien, Chris Paulz, Alvin Pavleic, Sieve Pepan, Joseph Pershing, John Perczyk, Valenline Palelski, Leo Pelers, Jacob Pinard, Joseph Piwarun, Joseph Procek, Joseph Rallel, Leroy Schaub, Russell Schmall, Arnold Schmidl, Daniel Schmidr, Herberl' Schneider, George Schulz, ArI'hur . l I RUII X KILLED IN ACTION Szurgol, Edward ss..,.,...ss,. U. S. Navy-slorekeeper-lhird class Vander Molen, Leo J ............................................. U. S. Navy Zamiarowski, Jerome .....,...... U. S. Navy-firsl class seaman Halamka, Arlhur ............ RCAF-Pilol and second Iieulenanl' Seibl, Carl Kozanecki, VicI'or Bergersen, William Smelzer, Jerry Smilh, Richard Spicuzza, Frank Spurny,- Juslin Slark, Ray -- Slempkowski, Casimir Slempkowski, Henry Surwillo, Florian Sweel, Kennelh Swilalski, Leo Theisen, William Tinger, William Todryk, H Tomaich, Tucholka, arry Raymond John Tylinski, John Van Groll, John Waclawski, Henry Weber, R Weber, R Wolk, He aymond onald berl Zinlek, Sylvesler i' U. S. NAVY Beck, Harold Bevseck, Louis Blasinski, John Brillowski, Bernard Brillowski, Jack Brillowski, James A.-' Churchill, James Crowley, Howard Czechowilz, Adolph Daniels, Eugene Davis, Paul Dermody, Richard Dropp, Anlhony Dunaway, Foresr Haack, Roberl' Goodyear, Delberl Granum, George Jablonski, Clem Jeski, Ralph Klose, Gilberl' Koch, Roy Koller, Ray Kozminski, Arlhur Krawczyk, Leonard Kresuck, Donald Krolick, James Lecus, Edward Lesczynski, Leonard Ivlarlell, Virgil Meyers, Benedicl' Michalak, Edward Michalak, Leonard Nelson, George Osborne, Normand Palzke, Fred Pergande, Winlred Procek, S'ranIey Puller, John Rink, Norberl Rosecky, John Rucinski, Raymond Rupinski, Chesler Schneider, Bruce Shoemaker, Dowain Sielen, William Sobczak, Arlhur Suslman, Fredrick Sykora, Ervin Walker, Sylvesler Warkoczewski, Sylvesler Wysocki, Alex Yahnke, Douglas Zabludowski, Frank Zanski, Chesler ir MERCHANT MARINE Lueneberg, Melvin Mane, John 'A' ARMY AIR CORPS Andraszyck, Ralph Balcerek, Raymond Behreni, Lloyd Benesch, Norman Bells, R. Elliol Bonneau, Louis Information furnished by Faculty and SOUTH DIVISION HIGI-I SCHOOL AS OF APRIL 15,1942 Burdill, Francis Doelger, Leon Dombrowski, Slanley Ducal, Kennelh :- Dziadosz, Eugene Fischer, Heinz Gaiewski, Richard Golob, Andrew Grabner, Mallhew Gruhn, Paul-1 Hannemann, Carl Hinizke, Ervin Holden, Billie Hybicki, Ray Juskowski, Frank Kaminski, Waller Kuhn, Ralph Kurylo, Joseph Kuzel, Joseph Lange, Edward Lorbiecki, Edmund Lundquisl, Carl Machieski, Louis Malinowski, Bernard Markiewicz, James Markowski, John Melhlessel, Paul Meyer, John Modlinski, Leonard Mohr, Leonard Mrolek, Richard Radomski, Nieko Reich, Orin Reid, Harvey Ricco, Frank Salary, Edwin Searing, Adrian Slevenson, Roberl Theisen, John Weilelo, Julius Wiechowski, Norberl' Young, David ir ROYAL CANADI- AN AIR FORCE Baskin, Herberl Students STUDENT CUUHCIL FRESHMEN SOPI-IOMORES ROW 4: Marcella Zagorslqi: Dor- olhy Williams: James Albus: Ange- line Eerriano: Bruce Kanilz: Louise Jozwilc: Dorolhy Komassa ROW 3: Elaine Beslor: Vincenr Diderrich: Roberl Gunlcel: Shirley Block: Lois Wendorf: Mariorie Law- ley ROW 2: William Doppel: Sylvia Eeronas: Marion Lalus: Theresa OHO: Mary Conrad: Alice Kopsar ROW l: Beverly Bain: Sylvesler Warlcoczewslci: Warren Cowdrey: Bob Cienian: Roloerl Czerwinslci JUNIORS SENIORS ROW 5: Wallace Schloerlce: Wal- lace Sue: Mildred Rulh: Roberl Mc- Neil: Roy Nowakowslci: Douglas Kanilz: Dick Bieslqe ROW 4: Edward Maliasich: Donna Crook: Marvin Vogel: Elaine Eich- slaedl: Dolores Reaves: Shirley Hoffmann ROW 3: Marjorie Oleiniczalq: Ce- cilia Obremslci: Howard Myers: June Dolge: Arline Wobshall: Audrey Lang ROW 2: Audrey Berninger: Shirley O'Malley: l-larrief l-lagemann: Ade- line Pelelc: Sian Lenchek: Elizabelh Simon ROW l: Donald Sleinmeiz: Paul Radllceg Roberl Rielooldl: Richard Sandow: Lawrence Engbring I42 ll H II ll I ll S LEET PAGE lin verlical orderl Plmorofinish Pool pulcnrilude Slair-ing While-collar girls Bluloyed up Milf pleasure Local languor Reeposing l The end is in siglwl Finger wave Windswepl Donny Douglwboy l-loarding sugar Puppy love Marine in confrol Bolrlle babe Dirfy worlc aloof RIGHT PAGE Keeping posfed Tirelessl So-o-o Big! Educalion on The rocks Kan-Hz be Janowialc7 An an ienf grid Ray o' sunslwine Lillie Boy Blew Shoulder To Shoulder Don? be a pig, Porky! 'Don' wanna walk willwoul c:l1a Tenl-alive Fisliy business I43 C H ll IJ I US ian iiofazomi orderl Shoving off Lap dogs Zool suil No soap Pick-up Dive bomber Our honor and his'n Truclcin' along My Son, My Son Tidings of ioy Compaci quarrel Snapped snapper Aw, gee! Slafe-happy Deliber lil a+ing Comedy cu?-ups The greaf ou?-- Doris Escape Ouldoor relief School daze Argyle friend leboyel Railbirds lbelowl In cuslody labovel Time's a-waslin' lbelowl The end of 'lhe line Gang-way Hip, hips away Malch 'lor Einslein Backward glance Beechies Whoziil labovel Pylon and Perisphere Bolh brains and beauly lbelowl Color guard The fhree-for-one plan lbelowl Knighls ol shovelry Fencing in an n 1 3 Shamrock shufflers Firing line UHHIJIDS Kaiser, Magnuson, and Co Dishing if ouf Champion pin pals Nooking for somefhing? 'Ear ye. 'ear ye! Sweepy-Time guys Squafie rs' righis BEAUTIFUL FOR SPACIOUS SKIES VHUHTIUIHHIIIJ Who's fhe happiesf boy in Soufh Division when summer vacafion ro ls around? Tommy l-lawlc, of course. Off he goes fo pifch his Wigwam in fhe foresf, fish along shady banks, and dunlc himself in fhe old swimmin' hole. Eorgoffen are fhe frials of school life, buf remembered are fhe friends who signed his Annual. Happy hunfing, Tommy l-lawlcl JUST LIKE TOMMY HAWK! 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