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

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1944 volume:

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Associale Ed KATHERINE LEAMAN - LLOWELL WELNAK LUCILLE ZIMMER Lit ll Ed DONATH NAWROCK C py Ed GLORIA BRZEZINSKI S Ed BILLYLU SEXTON Sp Ed .JOHN AMBROSE A ART STAFF Ed I rw, EMARILYN BRECKE SHIRLEY RAE HACKETT MARCELLA ZAGORSKI 422954 Hx ,A N N' 07'lfE'7lf5 lnirocluciion Page Dedicafion 6 The School 8 Teachers and Deparimenls I4 Aclivifies War Heroes 32 Servicemen 35 War Acriviiies 36 Aihleiics . 4I Class Play 62 Orchesira 64 Varielry Show S 66 Music 68 Programs 70 Siudenf Council 74 Clubs 75 Siuclenis Individual l-lonors 82 January Seniors 84 Class Commission 96 l-lonor Socieries 98 June Seniors IOO Underclassmen l26 YJ Y? M lt l -Xi' 'Em 333 fx? 1 I nited we stanak we, the people of all war-torn lands, and shout to all corners of the globe our battle cry of Freedom for all and slavery for none. With deep faith and sincerity of heart we have combined our forces to defeat our common enemy-tyranny-and to bring about a peace that will unite the whole world. May that peace soon guarantee and protect forever our right to be free citizens of a free world. Throughout this typical American high school yearbook we welcome boys and girls from our sister countries. We are glad to have them with us to share in our work and in our play in order that we may all come to know and understand each other better. May we soon be united in an everlasting peace as we are now United for Victory . CARDINAL ANNUAL 1944 all Freedom or ' s . .e...x --f41sg-',f-w.- , 1, . ,. . . .ktqilgv 'MW-, .. - - fr . . i ... ,- L.-ff' ., -N1 .Q it -, '. 5. ,t it-fu 5. . ., , nn iv 1,1 . f m 'XT ' , 1 -fs. .. .E eh, It .fri -- .. 'F ga: . ' I '.H1 ' 'H W ' I -. Q 1.5 'ff .- , .,., . 1. , . Ty- . - -Q fx ,,-f, --fgw . --. - Q - ,, .f. f,air S. ,.dfi':w gig' . V. ' , ' s':'.'f, -,1 - ' - r, le' M . r r ,. -1. .-HL -nf :X , .1 my -. 'v-' ., ,. -33 5- --A - -. Q5 .U ll.. qw: '-,gh .K if-an A y ,Q -is wi.-13, Ifii't'z ' 1 P fr 'Q' 1 5. 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Man was no longer man: he was a slave to dictator- ship. In answer to the tortured plea for, liberty, the Allied Nations was formed. The same in aims, the same in wants, the same in desires, it is a union to defend freedom. The nations making up this alliance, thirty- two in number, have pledged themselves to all-out war against the Axis, and to keep on fighting until tyranny is crushed and the menace to liberty is dead. Pane S ,..v .fav-,.'-.,. - , , ' -Ng.. . W J.-1,-'fSiPi4rJ.:f-Zlf ,A K is., . iff? K ' f 5.5,: . V Q -. .- Q- 1 ' -- 35 1 .4-...ul L g Q?'f-ggifu ' -. ' 'flu ,-1 ' fPE5ii2J .ie .1 'Wee-, 4 -- -. i -Aff. 1g ,..- .Jig-.2iT'Q1'-'iii . .- , , .. -x NN . x li .-we-Q Ss so . .I 5-,.y., 1. 5 ,, , ,,,. . .1. WA. J, ,.,. ,,f..k4i,,x, . , K, ' -if, -9-NA ' . 'Hz 21513, 232 ' ' -195'-:'.,. N. ' - .4': '.' 1 . 'f 'Hi-5 'l.- 'A . .i. --1 ,ri . H5 he 5 4 1, , rex' ' ni QI? P ffl-'if ' , r . ' ' ' . 'fi -Q' e 5 -fi-1 .' 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May it lead us to an everlasting peace that will forever uphold the principle of Freedom for All . South the source of our ideals for democracy Looking WestLuard t th W' th the hope f t y Principal Ray D. Crouf BA., M.A Ohio S'raTe Universify South the jiundation ofour plans fbr cz post-war world L kgEr drrhl d , YVhere ou h p f f d sta d Pane Eleven s i Wmmiiki' fwmw K E 5 5 W fm. ww Vice-principal James A. Book BA., B.S.. C.P,A. Wesfern Ohio Normal: Marqueffe: Wisconsin Q fa 2 ,Q is 1 5? il Q 5. G I fi Z-4 R3 25 .3 ff Q FQ v 1. 6 4: 5. K, MA Er, .Y ,L ll fe, Pi if ,f XI, A 1, P5 S 7? 51 fs l Margaret -Hughes A That Day Cometh, when The will oT man is noT l-lis will, and each one oT us musT close his eyes To all worldly aTTairs, never more To wall: The earTh. So iT was wiTh Miss lvlargareT l-lughes, English Teacher aT SouTh, who heard l-lis call and obeyed. We clearly realize The loss oT a TaiThTul and a-True Triend as well as a good Teacher. Those oT us who knew her realize now The imporTanT parT she played in The school- liTe OT SouTh Division. This had been her home Tor many years, and The place she leTT can never again be Tilled. We shall never TorgeT The simple way she had oT passing on her philosophy oT life and The pracTical advice she gave To anyone who soughT iT. We Teel iT was a privilege To have had her wiTh us, and we are honored ThaT we could call her Triend. ' . I Shoulder to shoulder, y that traditional feeling of unity among the teachers and students at South, is exemplified in every hall and in every classroom. The cry of Shoulder to Shoulder is echoed by every teacher and by every student. We, the students of this school, are not alone in our home-front battle for victory, for side by side with us is the faculty of South Division. Friend Percy, ,our visitor from England, finds them working in defense factories to alleviate the man-power shortage, fighting on the war fronts for us and this land of liberty, and doing Red Cross work in school as well as out. He hears them laud us in our successes and console us in our failures. Indeed, he finds thema busy people. Awarding them the proverbial apple, he bids them Chin up, cheerio, and carry on! The faculty are the great leaders on this home front, the too often unlauded backers of freedom. While we are still in school, they show us the path to good fortune and keep us traveling on it. Their hopes and prayers will follow us after we leave the shelter of their guidance. To them the class of 1944 wishes Godspeed. Throughout our. lives we will remember that they are standing with us, Shoulder to Shoulder . The Teachers overlook apple polisfrers. JULIUS-ROEDER, GRACE KAMINSKI and SHIRLEY NELSON show the art of block printing. Don'T give him The brush off if you should collide wiTh Jackson. l-le wears a painT-spaTTered smock and is armed wiTh painTs and brushes To The hilT. because he's a member oT The arT deparTmenT on The job. This deparTmenT is super busy Trom The TirsT day OT school To The lasT. The hep Joes and Janes in The arT classes puT Their heads TogeTher and came up wiTh some sharp ideas Tor scenery and posTers Tor The Music TesTival, class playsg and The ChrisTmas pageanT. posTers ThaT send you ouT of This aTmosphere. STudenTs geT pracTical experience on a large scale by doing These chores. EveryThing Trom The Tine arT oT oil painTing down To soap carving helps make The arT classes Ter-iTTic. In The arT appreci- aTion classes, The Tellas and gals sTudy whaT's good and whaT's bad in The broad Tield OT arT Through slick exhibiTs and rare examples oT each Type oT arTisTic skill. No maTTer whaT The race or creed, The kids oT all naTions Tind expression in The universal language of arT, a language ThaT's desTined To grow solid wiTh The new freedom ThaT is promised To The world. Eleanor Mausz. B. S. Milwauk D A! ey Dre Milwaukee Teachers Art 14 rt Music L Goodrich. B. A.. Esfher Lehmann, B. A. M' A' Wisconsin Ep Nihf Ha: or Wes em Claorur, Glee Club, I, H y 0 In 1 d C om!! urmon , rc ex ra Appreciation One dreary morn Pedro, Manya, and Percy saunfered info assembly A. Le'r's lisfen fo 'rhe mellow nofes our American friends are sending, suggesfed Manya. On fhe sfage. musicians gafhered for a lasf minufe brush up before fhe big nighfs, January I4 and l5, fhe yearly Music fesfival. Affer The Boys' Glee club had sung l've Gof Sixpence, Percy felf raw-fher hep. Smoke Gefs in Your Eyes and Sfar Dusf really puf our friends in fhe mood. Say a Prayer for fhe Boys Over There climaxed fhe morning. These luscious lilfings so pleased our visifing frio fhaf 'rhey spread fhe good news. Affer a slick Sinafra adverfising show, sfudenfs boughf fickefs in droves. From 'rhe firsf down beaf fo fhe lasf chord of fhe finale, fhe concerf was a success. D Lisfening fo waxes and reading biographies aided fhe fellas and gals in music appre- ciafion fo gef in fhe know abouf composers and fheir works. Accomplishmenfs in harmony exfended furfher fhan knowing how fo sing The alfo or fenor parf fo Sweef Adeline. Ar- ranging orchesfrafions for fhe All-cify fesfival was one of fheirmosf imporfanf Tasks. lf may have been rafher difficulf 'ro keep all fhese young people in key, buf judging from resulfs fheir direcfors have done a preffy good iob. LEROY HINTZ AND THERESE RANKE form a smooth musical duet with J. ALDEN ERIKSON at the marimba. Hazel Pidd, B. S. Wisconsin Food: Edna Freeman, B. S. Milwaukee-Downer Clothing Ediih A. Wilson. B. A.. M. A. DePauw: Wisconsin Clothing, Foodx, Surrey Home Economics WhaT's cookin' in The home ec deparTmenT? SomeThing new has been added. Boys now are admiTTed To The cooking classes. - and They Take To sToves as hep caTs Take To boogie woogie. They are sTricTly Trom hunger, Tor They eaT all The chow The girls pass up in Tavor oT glamorous Tigures. The Jacks and Jills are also learning abouT The raTioning business. Now ThaT Their moThers are working in cleTense planTs, The sharpies have To plan The meals and Take raTioning inTo con- sideraTion. GeT The poinT? ln The sewing classes. Things are really buzzin'. The Treshies are making pajamas, blouses. iumpers, and pinaTores oT coTTon. The sophs Tackle dresses and blouses made oT wool or rayon. They use rayon 'cause The war puT silk on The needed-Tor-vicTory lisT. The older dolls make corduroy iackeTs or any cloThes ThaT require linings. The course is kepT pracTical so The chicks can make use OT Their smooTh ouTTiTs. They geT To know The kids oT oTher counTries by sTudying Their pasT and modern cosTumes. Glamour gals oT each counTry and hisToric age are used To represenT each era. ln This way, The honeys keep on The beam abouT The sTyles oT oTher lands. Give us pre-war pins! is The plea oT damsels worrying abouT The large holes The subsTiTuTe producTs puT inTo Their precious Tabrics. BuT iT The pins speed The day oT vicTory, The daTers'll gladly do wiThouT. Domestic dainties are TRINIDAD GONZALEZ RITA GLEIVBIN, BEVERLY BOEHME, and ALICE WYSOCKE. Pg Egh L is Se Industrial Arts Charles Sherrna Plaffeville Metlnnnirul Drnwmg, W'0odui'ork Fld M 1 Cabinet C l'S IVork, Makin g arles Holden. Mech.E. Cornell Arrhirerluml and M erba I D 17 N nim w i ROBERT WOJTOWSKI, ART SIDERAS, 'WARREN TOWEL,-KENNETH BUECHNER, and TVALLACE OBENBERGER make plans for the future. The Tall, dark, and handy Joes oT SouTh in The manual arTs classes are Training Tor bigger and beTTer peace-Time iobs. The skill acquired is won Through king-size work. Their knowledge is increased day by day Through The problems They meeT. The TirsT semesTer classes are Tlyin' wiTh DooliTTle, Tor They build model airplanes used by The air corps Tor idenTiTicaTion. Seen Through The sighTs oT a gun, These models resemble planes in acTual TlighT. The sharpies are all worn down as a resulT oT drawing plans and blueprinTs Tor The ships. Model airplane consTrucTion Teaches exacTness, Tor each Tinished producT is builT on a compleTely accuraTe scale. The eTTecT oT The war is TelT aT SouTh when These indusTrious ArTs are down under making The Things used by war veTerans of Today. Their conTribuTion is in The Torm of card Tables on which The invalids play soliTaire. ATTer The parTs are made here, The Tables are delivered To grade schools To be puT TogeTher. Like The resT oT SouTh, This deparTmenT is all ouT Tor The war eTTorT. doing iTs biT in moving closer To ThaT eagerly awaiTed goal, vicToryl AVIS OLSEN, MILDRED MAERTZ, VIOLET SCHUERMAN, LORRAINE FALK, and IRENE JASHINSKY present arms. - Plvy ical Education Ohl Ouchl Murder! l had gym yesferday and 'Brofherl' are my muscles killing me, cry delecfable damsels who have succumbed fo forfurous exercises in order fo refain fheir girlish figures. Many men and women given physical examinafions for iobs in war planfs or in fhe armed forces were physically unfif and run down. The governmenf fhen requesfed every high school sfudenf fo fake some form of physical ed. Swirpming, hygiene, firsf aid, and regular gym work are offered fo fhe chic s. , ln hand fo hand combafwifh 'rhe enemy, any former Soufh gymnasf can be glad of fhe commando fraining he was given before he enfered Uncle Sam's service. Gym Direcfors Krueger and Bell gleefully wafch fheir profeges as fhey sfruggle 'rhrough fhe difficulf exercises. Soccer, hockey, and war , play a large parf in building up physical endurance and sfamina. Besides fhe ,workouf in calisfhenics, each class baskefball, volleyball, and baseball squad sfrongly confesfs for recognifion as high feam . i LEFT: Going up in 'the world RIGHT: Seafs of fhe mighfy gl Esiher Kegel, B. S. Milwaukee-Downer ' , Plnyfjml Edumzion Hygiene Arfhur Krueger, B. S. Marqueffe Pbyriml Eduration, H irtar y Dorofhy Hunfer, B. E. LaCrosse Pbysiml Education William M. Bell, Ph. B Marquefie Hirlary, Firart Aid, Pbjximl Edumtion Page T Alexander Morsfad. B. A. Bess Bradshaw, B. A. Charles Madison. B. A. Wisconsin Michigan Teachers Wisconsin Hilrory, Sociology f.bHIgrory, 1I?0rgHf'l1Hf1iIf0l'J'. fig IJ l5f0l'j' 1 4 IJ Off History How abouf a daTe? You can have more Than one iT 'ou Take The hisTories TaughT aT Soufh. AlThough The idea of ancienT hisTory may be a biT gruesome To you, iT's really poTenT sTuff. If you wanT To me hep abouf world affairs Today. you really need The iaclcground ThaT ancienf and medieval hisTory give you. Aodern hisTory- classes are really on The beam This year. iesides The sTudy of relafions beTween foreign govern- nenTs, sTudenTs are deep in The discussion of plans for The :osT-war world. These Topics are really solid, for The :iTizen of Tomorrow is The hisTory grind of Today. The U. S. hisTory classes give sTudenTs The rugged iaclcground of our counTry nd a feeling of belonging :J a growing socieTy. JusT o, English hisTory promoTes closer friendship befween ngland and The U niTed TaTes. We learn Their cus- omsz Then we know whaT The Bl Joes who are over There fill be doing on The leaves hey spend among The Eng- sh folk. By The careful sTudy of isfory we can benefiT from fur pasf misfalces. The old dage sTiII holds True, His- ory repeafs iTself . Walfer Rasinske, B. A.. M. A. Beloifg Nor-Thwesfern U. S. Hirtory, Civin' Mary Gerirude Quirlz, B. A.. M. M a rq u eTTe Modem History Lawrence Learned. B. A.. A M. A. Lawrence: Norfhwesfern U. S. History, Economics Frank Lemanowicz. B. A. A- Marq ueTTe Cilizembip, Polirb Current event-minded GUY LILJEBLAD, DOROTHY JABLONSKI, JAMES ALBUS, and. KATHRYN CHANESKE'Irace the Pacific campaign. :ac Twentu-one The answers slide up to CLIFFORD PETER, MARILYN HERZOG, KATHERINE LEAMAN, and JAMES MOCK. Mathematics You have To be hep on- The subiecT oT maTh if you wanT To drop eggs on enemy TerriTory. Uncle Sam has This subiecT on his musT lisT Tor beTTer undersTanding oT Technical phases of warfare. l.eTTers Trom GI Joes everywhere sTaTe how Thankful They are Tor having Taken maTh. They Tlunlc ouT oT college courses less oTTen Than The Joes who have never had iT. Since maTh is a universal medium oT ThoughT and expression, The kids in America have loTs in common wiTh The Tellows and girls oT The allied naTions. They worlc The same brain Teasers we dog and They have as much Trouble Tiguring Them ouT, which gives us a Triendly Teeling Toward Them. Lads and lassies who Take all The 'maTh They can in high school are cookin' wiTh gas, because beTTer jobs can be had in or ouT oT The service if They've had iT. ' EsTelle Sfone. B. A., M. A. Wisconsin Advanced Algebra, Solid Geometry Joseph W. Nowalr. B. A.. M. A. Lawrence: Wisconsin Algebra, Geometry CoieTTe Bah, B. A., M. A., Wisconsin Algebra, Geometry James LiT+Ie, B. s.. M. s. Be s L' Boone' B' A' NorThwesTern Michigan Algvbm, Geammiy Geomvtry, Trigonometry Eugene Riddick, B. S. Wisconsin Biology Harry T. Blair, B. S. Marion Allen, B. A.. M. A. Joseph E. Thompson. B. A. BeloiT Wisconsin ' Lawrence Aerorlaulirf, Clzemiriry Biology Phyxicx Orlando Nelson. Ph. B., Arihur Dunkel, B. S. Harold A. Severy, B. A., ' M.S. W. . M.A.. M. S. l5COI'15ln Lawrence: Marqueife Cbemixny Algebra Middlebury: Cornell . General Science, Biology Chemixtry Science has gone To war. Making TuTure GI Joes solid scienTisTs is The aim of The deparTmenT. General science gives kids an idea oT whaT The sciences are abouT and develops inTeresT in some parTicu- ar Tield. Physical TiTness and prevenTion of disease are TaughT in biology classes. ChemisTs delve inTo The nysTeries oT plasTics, war gasses, and explosives. ElecTriciTy and mechanics are emphasized in pre-inducTion Jlwysics classes. AeronauTics consisTs of aerodynamics, meTeorology, navigaiion, and code reading. Science uniiies naTions because kids in all allied counTries sTudy laws perTaining To scienTific phenomenon. RONALD HOEN, MARY ANN FRANCHOWIAK, ANGELINE STIGLITZ, and BEATRICE GURGAL get the inside information. ac- Twcnru-:lm-c SALLY D'AMlCO. FRANK CESARZ. JEAN JAEGER. VIOLETTE SCHWANKE, and RICHARD PAUTZ have figures ai' Their fingerfips as BEVERLY KLU6 and LORRAINE FALK 'file for Vfufure reference. Verna Zoller, B. E. Whitewater Shorthand, Typing, junior Burineu Training Joseph Heineman, B. S. Marqueife Bookkeeping, Ariilznzcliv Ida Breif - Shorthand, Typing Hanna E. Monsen. B. E. Whifewa+er Shorthand, Typing Floyd Hanneman. B. E. Whiiewafer Commercial Lzw, Saler- manlhip, Bookkeeping Norma E. Kleinhsinz. B. E. Whifewafer Shorlhand, Typing, I junior Businexx Tmimng Erwin M. Keifhley, B. E., M. S. Whitewaferg Norfhwesfern Office Pmdire ,age Twenty-fiue Edward McGarTy, B. S.. DoroThy McGa'Ffey, B. E.. Hiram Coffeen, B. C. S., MarqueTTe WhiTewa1erg Norrhwesfern iowa: Marqueire Arithmetic, Geography Shorthand, Typirag, Aritbnzelich . U T junior Burinexs raining junior Bu.fme.r.r Training Commercial Jacks and Jills who plan To enTer The business world should acquire direcTness. accuracy. and Thoroughness. Why Teachers geT gray can be Tully realized iT we Take a peek inTo shorThand and Typing classes. Scribbling queer liTTle marks aT eighTy To one hundred words a minuTe: and Typing in chorus, TasTer and TasTer, louder and louder, are sTricTly on The ball in The uproar and din OT The world oT business. l-lere we have up-and-coming bookkeepers who scowl and Trown over columns oT Tigures. Those who are senT ouT of This world by complicaTed mechanisms learn To manipulaTe compTom- eTers, adding machines. and mimeographs. To be hep To laws passed by The governmenT, seniors sTudy commercial law. The early bird geTs The worm can well be applied To TuTure salesmen who are TaughT To Trade in goods oT any kind. The supermen and preTTy pigeons are now droolin' wiTh schoolin' in order To be able To carry on business TransacTions wiTh our Toreign neighbors and make This a world uniTed in commerce and Trade. Mildred L. Martin, Ph. B.. B. E. MarqueTTeg Whifewafer Bookkeeping, Shorthand, Typing Raymond Hansen. B. E. Whifewafer Bookkeeping, Geography Marion Hicks. B. A., M. A. Wisconsin junior Buxineu Training Geography lVi!h the aid of Webster, PAT HAMMOND, ROBERT BLACHOWSKI, BERNARD BUDNY, and MARY BARTOWIAK enrich their vocabularies ! . Luzia H. Greegwali, Ph. B. Margarei Dickinson. B. A. Leah Keyes, B. A. Wisconsin i Wisconsin Lawrence Englirb Englirla Englirb Georgia Lockhart B. S. Margery J. Barry, B. A. Agnes B. Churchill, B. A. Columbia Wisconsin Lawrence Englitb Euglilb, Fin! Aid Englirla Readin' and riTin', Two of The origin Three R's. are TaughT in The English di parTmenT. The kids are really beaTi The books so They will be hep To grammi and liTeraTure. TwenTy Modern Ame icans is a new book used Tor The Tir Time This semesTer. IT gives The seconi year misses and misTers a deTailed Who Who abouT Tamous personaliTies in Tl world OT science, indusTry, and liTeraTurl ln Treshie and soph classes, sTress placed on reading Tor comprehensio which is The basis OT all sTudy. Journe isTic aspiranTs in The junior class are ab To Take a course in ediTorial, news, an TeaTure wriTing. To give Those in Tl' lasT lap oi Their book larin' a Tinal brus up on leTTer wriTing and grammar, prai Tical English is oTTered The sophisTicaTe seniors. A We become beTTer acquainTed wil The people oi oTher lands and wiTh The cusToms and ideals by reading The liTeraTure. Puac Twcntu s P fm Tm.-fnm. Hermine Foelske. Bi A. Hazel Hinrichs, B. A. Radcliffe Iowa Englifb English C Englzslv a cl n Mary Black, B. A. .Amanda Barsness, Ph. B. Lawrence MarqueTTe ecb English English Margaref Nagle, B. A. Frances Terry, B. A. MarqueTTe SmiTh Englirb English Sending plays compleTe wiTh sound eTTecTs and Theme music over The eTher waves Trom The weekly office To speech classes gave sTudenTs pracTical experi- ence. Super skiTs They cooked up boosTed The Cardinal weekly and Annual sales and They conducTed programs commemoraTing many paTrioTic evenTs. OUT- sTanding members of The class were senT To a sTaTe convenTion aT Madison To give speeches abouT high school sTudenTs' preTerences in radio programs. Wax- ings made of Susie's and Sam's voices enabled The kids To hear Their TaulTs and correcT Them. ' By learning To speak disTincTly and by being able To use dialecTs of various counTries, The kids oT America are beTTer ab'e To meeT and undersTand people of Toreign lands. ' Silence! The speakers of the future AUDREY SLUPIANOXVSKI, EVELYN Wd d D B A ORLOWSKI, l T6 BCOUTCY, M' Washingfong Wisconsin HAGLUND' spa-fb, English CARL SAI-ZER' and CAROLINE Mnfhilda E. Geil, B. A. MARTIN WFSCOHSFH ' are on the air. Speerla, English i T l ESTHER HJORT, EDITH RAMTHUN, RONALD HOEN, and EVELYN CHIAVERATTI get acquainted with our good neighbors. Leone McDermoTT, B. A., M A Wisconsin latin, Ancient Hixtory Language ln order To know kids oT oTher lands, vi musT know Their language. They are T. easier To approach. and we gain Their co Ticlence much more readily, iT we are he To Their lingo. lT is only Through The sTuc OT languages ThaT we realize The beauTy an culTural values OT The counTries Trom whic They come. LaTin, wiTh Spanish a close second, he The largesT class, enrollmenT. Uncle Sam emphasis on vocabulary in The various place menT TesTs given in all branches oT Th service is The reason Tor LaTin's Tavor, as is The source oT many English and America words. The populariTy oT German he dropped, buT Polish has remained sTaTionar5 Among The modern Tongues, Spanish he become The mosT popular because The soli senders do The conga, rhumba. and samba and They wanT To become acquainTed wiT our LaTin-American neighbors. Besam Mucho , you know. EdiTh Hampel. B. A. Wisconsin ' Gffmm, Latin, Spfmifb Theodore Charly. Ph. B. M a rq ueffe Spanirb Frances Durbrow. B. A. Wisconsin Lafin, Medieral Hixlory Page T mL'i' mu-cial 9 T y , L r ine Lemlce Hugo Krieg JaneT Thode. B. S. Cbief Clerk Welfare Offirer Milwaukee Teachers Englirb, Library Ure Tic-a-Tac-Tac, Tic-a-Tac-Tac! lT's ,hard To Tell wheTher ThaT sound is The Tamiliar Tap oT Miss RoesseleT's TypewriTer or The nervous knee-beaT oT some naughTy sTudenT as he gazes dole- Tully aT The closed door oT The inner sancTum. oTherwise known as Mr. CrouT's oTTice. l-lav- ing polished The red side oT The apple, we manage To sTeal pasT The Tormidable-looking door and Take a gander aT The honorable Ray D. himself, whom we Tind mosT Triendly. ln The ouTer oTTice, we marvel aT The Tiles. cabineTs, desks, and Telephones ThaT are scaT- Tered generously around and wonder whaT They're all abouT. Good morning, SouTh Division High School, sings a pleasanT voice as The phone rings sharply. STopping To waTch The acTive oTTice clerks Tor a while, we discover +ha+ absence slips are Tilled ouT, aTTendance is record- ed, sTudenT healTh regisTers are lcepT. reporT cards and Tinal grades are filed, and The general oTTice work of The school is done. ln shorT. The oTTice is The nucleus oT The school's acTiviTy. MRS. LORRAINE LEMKE teaches the tricks of the office trade to AUDREY BERTLING and RUTH FENNERQ Stepping along together, in work as well as in play, the students of South Division have this year, more than ever before, participated in school activities. They are quickly realizing the importance of teamwork as the means to a peaceful post-war world, and are readily putting it to use in their own projects. It is their job to guide the world of tomorrow, and they must develop the ability to work together as well as alone. . With a splurge of patriotism they answered the plea made by our gov- ernment to salvage paper. They went from home to home seeking that material so vital to the war industry, and then voted that their paper-drive money, over a thousand dollars, be donated to the worthy work of the Red Cross. As young Americans helping to shoulder the burden of this war, they purchased bonds and stamps week after week and urged outsiders to do the same. It was with an earnest desire to help in the war effort that many girls volunteered their services to sew, to knit, and to fold bandages for the Red Cross. Manya and Ivan, our Polish and Russian guests, were delighted to find that we were most industrious in our war work and they, too, be- came all wrapped up in helping the Red Cross. They were more than will- ing to add their efforts to hastening the day of unconditional surrender and final peace. This year students were active also in extra-curricular functions. Liter- ary-gifted students spent much of their time writing for the school publica- tions, while the social-minded passed many happy hours in the various school clubs. By backing football games, turning out for wrestling matches and track meets, and cheering at basketball tilts they showed their usual Shoulder to shoulder spirit. In fact, they roared the basketball team to a city championship. Pedro, our South American visitor, saw that we were as stubborn as bulls when it came to yielding school meets. All the students, though, found new delight in school dances and in class productions: they maintained the traditional feeling for the Christmas pageant and the annual Music festival. Crooner Frankie and Swooner Janie, American jivesters, said we were on the beam whenever there was music. From freshmen to seniors, whether busy working for victory or adding another page to the school annals, South Divzstonztes are traveling on the road to health, happiness, and success, Stepping along together . t W ar Activities are our first aia' to our coimtry. Siaff Sgr. T3 iLeonarcl G. Beyer Uniled Sfales Army Killed in service Camp Boise, Idaho September 8, 1943 Pvf. Arihur A. Behling Uniled Slales Marines Killed in action South Pacific Theater of lVar February 22, 1944 Lieul. Norman F. Benescli Unifecl Shares Army Air Corps Killed in action European Theater of lVar October 16, 1943 These are our honored dead 01' Ensign Daniel Hoplrins United Slales Navy Air Corps Killed in service Jacksonville, Florida August 4, 1943 Pfc. William O. Lueblze Uniied Slales Army Coasl' Arlillery Killed in action European Theater of 1Var November 13. 1943 2nd Ll. Norman Peler Dennison Uniled Siares Army Air Corps Killed in service Caterina, Texas December 5, 1943 who e supreme sacri ce we Plc. Henry Kleinowslci Uniled Sfales Army Died Camp Forest, Tennessee October 16, 1943 Roman George Pircg S2c Uniled Sfales Navy Killed in service European Theater of War November 23-, 1943 Sgl. Adrien E. Krielm United Siales Army Medical Died Jefferson Barracks, Missouri January 31. 1944 Corps Sgt Jerome Rafaiewslti United Slafes Army Air Corps Killed in service Walla lValla, Washz'ngton August 10, 1943 arise, 'Sirk' I Quik Page Thirlu It 2nd Lieui. Paul Gruhn Uniied States Army Air Corps Killed in action European Theater of War August 19, 1943 2nd Lieui. Arthur F. Halamka United Sfares Army Air Corps Killed in service X Mount Joli, Quebec May 19, 1942 Av. Cadei' Sieve Halmo United States Army Air Corps Killed in service Anon Park, Florida October 27, 1943 T-Sgr. George Hayne United Srares Army Killed in service Chico, California May 26, 1943 proudl star our service flag with gold. tiki? Ski? A if I wifiiriir age Thirty-three Av. Cadei' Huber? Smaby United Srafes Army Air Corps Killed in service Lutherfield, Oklahoma October 29, 1943 2nd Lieuf. Charles Wylie United Sfares Army Air Corps Killed in service Roswell, New Mexico February 12, 1943 Edward Frank Sxurgof SK3c United Sfares Navy Killed in action South Pacific Theater of XVar December 7, 1941 Jerome Zamiafowski Slc United States Navy Killed in action February 28, 1942 Leo Jacob Vander Molen F3c United States Navy. Killed in action February 28, 1942 i Pfc. Joseph J. Zbierowski United States Army Killed in action South Pacific Theater of 1Var February 2, 1944 N' JJ CPeace I give Unto Ru I walked into a church one day, Entered a pew, and knelt to pray. Heart and soul were sick with sin and strife And the sorrows that fill this earthly life. The church was empty as I knelt in prayer And yet, I felt a Presence there. I raised my eyes to the Altar above, Saw a vision of Christ, His eyes full of love. I prayed for peace and forgiveness of sin: I prayed' to be cleansed without and within. Then Christ looked down from His heaven of blue Spoke gently- Peace I give unto you. I prayed for someone who was very near, 'A loved one whose illness turned my heart to fear. Oh, as I poured my heart out in that lonely pew A voice seemed to say- Peace be unto you. I My soul seemed filled with a light divine As knelt and prayed at the foot of His shrine: And I know He is everlastingly true, And His promise- Peace I give unto you. Private Ed Borowski, Class of June 1940 516Sg. 605 Trng. Crp. May 1943 Lt. George H. Stoecker United States Army Air Corps South Pacific area October 12, 1943 Lt. Kathryn Duerr, Army Nurse Corps Lt. Margaret Koch, Army Nurse Corps Aux. Felice Law, Wac South Division Alumni Lt. Robert L. Keister United States Marine Corps Solomon area November 5, 1943 Pvt. Phyllis Moen, Wac Stephanie Skarzewski, Wac Kari Skienald, Wac UNITED STATES ARMY Ll EUTENANT COLONEL Clarence Krueger LIEUTENANT Samuel Becker Bernard Brickhouse Gregory Brickhouse Leroy Doppel Arthur Flach Ronald Fraser Robert Kliet Pentti Kuusinen Everett Schunck Alan Steinmetz Leo Trabert WEST POINT CADET Lawrence Luettgen STAFF SERGEANT C. J. Gess John Swieciak Ra Zick SERGEANT Donald Albright Paul Buddenhagen Carl Klosiewski Gordon Kratzat Ralph Lassen James Link Erwin Luther Edward Sarnecki Norbert, Serowski John Theisen John Themmes Willard Wellhausen TECH NICAL SERGEANT Millard Christenson Victor Mathea Steve Witman CORPORAL Arthur Bellis Erwin Bulgrin Norman Burns Robert Clucas Willard Harrigan James Hippert Henry Kantorski Eugene Kumbera Stanley Lenchek Gordon Maronn Otto Neumann Walter Papke Henry Pawlak Edgar Peter Frank Prince Harvey Ruesch Norbert Sem Clarence Singer Kenneth Zivney 'RIVATE FIRST CLASS Gust Chandles Robert Greenless Gilbert Griswold Albin Janczak Harvey Janus Edward Koralewski Arnold Kramer James Lang Edwin Matusiak Herbert Rennpterd Daniel Singer George Smith 'Ienry Subel 'RIVATE lack Baerwald Sheldon Barnett Gerald Beier Clarence Bielawski Norbert Buck Robert Cieslinski Robert Cook Joseph Crawford Edward Czaikowski Vito Diciaula Vincent Diderrich Carl Diedrich Information furnished by Roland Dropp Norman Engbring Gilbert Erendt Frank Faletich Adam Freinik Ray Gillespie Clem Glizinski Ted Glowacki Ervin Gradecki Jack Groh ' Karl Guenther George Gunkel R. Hein William Hinkel William Hopkins Louis Kasten James Klumpp I Walter Konarzewski Stanley Malur Norbert Miksch George Miller K. Mueller Howard Myers Don Piemeisel Edward Pokarny, Jr. Gilbert Pokora Paul Radtke A. Roecker Norman Ruthenberg Gordon Sather Thomas Shaw Alfred Siegmann Edward Siemion- Raymond Suhaysik Carroll Surges Harold Thorbiornsen Jack Tucholka Marvin Vogel- Alexander Winslow Arthur Zernia Stanley Zlotocha RANK UNKNOWN Allen Adams Rudolph Anich Earl Barr Richard Bieske Claude Borucki Donald Borzynski Robert Buenger Arthur Bukovich Alphonse Cichucki h Arthur Ciachorowski Ralph Connel - John Crosby Robert Cyzmoure Frank Davis Kenneth Dermody Ray Dittmore George Dixon Roman Drentkiewicz Norbert Drezdon Donald Ericksen Gordon Felzer Allen Feury Ralph Fritz Lawrence Galezewski Theodore Garbeft Daniel Giles Wilfred Groh Thaddeus Gronowski Joe Grzybowski John Hammernik Lawrence Harding Elmer Hauensteln Edward Heike Leonard Heike Douglas Horning George Janecek Ray Janssen Peter Jendusa Ray Jensen Francis Kallas Emil Kendzic Chester Kolb MBSNGIN Ensign Leslie Fontaine United States Navy Air Corps South Paczftc area February 15, 1944 ACUON Seaman Edward Heike United States Navy - Atlantic Ocean March 9, 1944 'A' 'A' 'k WITH THE ARMED FORCES Irene Danielski, S2c, Waves Arline Gorn Y2c, Waves Cecelia Obremski Y3c, Waves Beverly Ann Sosalla Y2c, Waves ' Phyllis Polakowski Y2c, Waves Catherine Wood, Waves 'lr i' 'A' Paul Kowalchuk Edward Krause Lorenz Kuettner Edward Ladich David Lathers Melvin Lemberger Kenneth Lentz Donald Leshok Gilbert Lewandowski Harold Lonn Norman Mailander Peter Malak Ralph McLaughlin William Mehner Arthur Miller Ray Mohr Chester Mroczkowski William Mullins Arthur Mickel Robert Napientek Roy Nowakowski Harold Novak Douglas Pares Leo Potochnik Harold Pryzgocki Jerome Rakowski Frank Rogala Elmer Rossmann Edward Rullmann Elmer Ruthenberg U N ITED STATES LIEUTENANT Daniel Brandt Arthur Bukovich George Canavan Lester Carlson Daniel Groth Kenneth Kienzle Kenneth Konke Ray Kosmatko Ern Liban Gene Melms Eugqene Mielcarek Ric ard Serowski Harlow Stoecker Gordon Wyman MASTER SERGEANT Alfred Sokolnicki TECHNICAL SERGEANT Charles Prince Harry Wendorf Jr. STAFF SERGEANT. Ray Czerniakowskl Ray Meyer h Arnold Stachowski SERGEANT Edmund Blaszczynski Wesley Clendenning John Koetting Robert Warth CORPORAL T. Hagen Roy Towell PRIVATE FIRST CLASS Donald Geske Clifton Scheftler Francis Schesney Arthur Schmidt Gordon Severson John Skaldanek Fred Slavick Rueben Snarteno Edwin Sobczak Donald Stroh Donald Struk Norman Sue Wallace Sue Richard Survillo Chester Szopieroy Casimer Szymczak Henry Ureda Henry Wasielewski Zenon Wasielewski Edgar Watrous Eugene Weishan Jerome Woida Richard Woiciechowski Casimer Woldanski Roman Woldanski Robert Wood Joe Wos Jack Wright Ray Zapletal George Zeroth ARMY AIR CORPS Bob Gordon James Lyons Leonard Nowak Thaddeus Olbinski Jr. Norbert Schell George Weber PRIVATE Sylvester Adamski Walter Bellis Kenneth Carlson Ira Davids Robert Erdmann Edward Evanich Roman Gembicki Paul Henning Norbert Langkammer Donald McGoff Eugene Miksch Ray Serowski Dan Shoemaker Jerome Waldoch Harold Wesley Kenneth L. White AVIATION CADET Douglas Carlson Clittord Flach Harvey Linski Edward Motl Don Steinmetz Robert A. Paeschke Kenneth Thiertelder Artnoll Wegner RANK UNKNOWN Frederick Proehl UNITED STATES NAVY LIEUTENANT Ralph J. Book Smith W. Brickhouse Robert Luebke ENSIGN John Hatton Otto Huettner Donald Leaman Edward Lontowski Albert Miller Albin Rutkowski Robert Shaw WARRANT OFFICER Ralph Phillips MIDSHIPMAN Edward Dickinson PETIY OFFICER Robert Belot Alex Wysocki SOUNDMAN Roy Hurst Robert Rieboldt FIREMAN 'John Geckler Gordon Kraak Robert Porath PHARMAClST'S MATE Arthur Traulsen ELECTRlClAN'S MATE Robert Klosiewski RADAR MAN Robert Hickey Lt. Arthur Lamy United States Army Air Corps European area March 27, 1944 Pvt. Lillian Kaspar, Marine Corps Pvt. Edna Shippy, Marine Corp Amelia Banter S2c, Spars MACHlNlST'S MATE Arthur Dziedzic Joseph Lutzenberger Jr. Leroy Moen GUNNER'S MATE Mike Evanec George Frank Robert Steckmann RADIO TECHNICIAN Lynn Giese SIGNALMAN C. F. Janonis HOSPITAL APPRENTICE Arnold Piontkowski ABLE SEAMAN . Richard Sandow SEAMAN Earl Benski Jack Dodson Donald Farness Walter Johnson H. Kassulke Eugene Lund James Phillips Howard Pieplow Alfred Roecker Wallace Schueneman Seaman Harvey Raasch United States Merchant Marine Atlantic Ocean January 21, 1944 Jean Pu hek PO3c, Spars Sylvia Stocki S2c, Spa rs Cpl. Delphine Nadolski, Wats Kenneth Thompson Bernard Wirsbizke Lowell Yahnke Richard Zulka APPRENTICE SEAMAN Frank Ferriano Arthur Jeske Glenwood Martin Gilbert Radai RATING UNKNOWN John Bendyk Richard Brand Jack Brussock John Butorac Joseph Czernieiewski Paul Davis John Day F. W. Dunaway Jerome Eisold Herbert Engel Walter Estkowski Donald Frehler Lawrence Gabriel Chester George Carl Godager Elmer Helminiak ' Lester Mattke UNITED STATES NAVY AIR CORPS NAVAL AIR CADET Howell Anderson Glen Balzer Roy Benkendorf Charles Ehlke Jerome Engbring Elvin Krawczyk Douglas Pinter Paul Timmerman UNITED STATES COAST GUARD ENSIGN William Machan SEAMAN SECOND CLASS Myron Billings Ervin Budzisz John Hart Harry A. Lutzke Arnold H. Mrotek Roy Prey GUNNER'S MATE SECOND CLASS Robert Beatovic UNITED STATES MARINE CORPS TECHNICAL SERGEANT George R. Wilke SERGEANT Gene W. Ramus John C. Ritsch CORPORAL Robert A. Hansen Ernest Lorentz Edward Mamayek Eugene Orban Leonard Shippy PRIVATE FIRST CLASS Edwin Anderson Paul A. Ritsch Wallace Wascher John Young PRIVATE Leonard Pavwoski Elvin Sorensen RANK UNKNOWN Anthony Drews Charles Gross Eugene Haydock Sam Lane Thomas McManaman Jack Schmeichel UNITED STATES MERCHANT MARINE SEAMAN FIRST CLASS Leeroy Kalding Harry Lavine Robert Marich Harvey Raasch Ray Shelgrin Chester Szychlinski Kenneth Tomlinson PHARMAClST'S MATE Dan Winkowski BRANCH OF SERVICE UNKNOWN James Barr Elroy Baum Robert Behling John Callahan Carmen Callura James Chyle Robert Dennison William Dunn James Fisher Leonard Garstecki Stanley Gebarski Leroy Gilmore Raymond Golla Robert Goodman Irwin Guetzkow Arthur Hildebrand Elmer Hiortland John Holub Robert Iverson Emmet Jordon Bernard McShane Ralph Mirr James Mooney Robert O'Halloran Louis Pagel Allen Skruby John Stapko Norbert Stefaniak Francis Stirn the faculty and students of South Division High school and .by The Times as of May IO, I944. , ,....... .,, Sfamp Sales V STANDING: RuThann G-olob, John Ambrose. Jessie Rankin, Dolores Rulau - SEATED: Lois Leisfer. LaVerne Mueller Back 'em up on tive borne font! Gimme Tive Ten-cenTers an' a quarTer one, echoes The familiar counT when war sTamps and bonds are sold each Thursday in A. SouTh Truly showed iTs Shoulder To shoulder spiriT when iT senT iTs pursuiT plane, The SpiriT of SouTh Division, To The TronT To help puT The axe To The Axis. To make sure Uncle Sam has enough men To man his planes and guns, The Tellows in school are prepared Tor miliTary duTy. Courses in aeronauTics are oTTered, and opporTuniTies are given TuTure lA's To Take army and navy placemenT TesTs. WiTh a paper shorTage ThreaTening The counTry, peppy SouTh Division Teams invaded The base- menTs, aTTics, and garages of The SouTh side and dragged ouT wasTe paper by The Tons. Yes sirree, when iT comes To working Tor vicTory, Papa CrouT's chillin are really on The beam! Pg Th GUIDANCE PROGRAM CALENDAR October Z0 October 29 December 3 January 5 February 18 March Z4 March 31 JUNIORS AND SENIORS I943- I 944 War and Ihe Telephone I - molion pic+ures Wesfern Crossing I ThewArmy Air Corps CAPTAIN ALBERT BRYSON, Army Air corps Keeping The Home Fires Burning MRS. DOROTHY HOTH JUNEAU. YWCA Youfh Power and Relaled Employmenl Topics MR. ARNOLD OLSEN Personnel Direcfor of Perfex corporalion Ouflines of War, a mofion piclure Look info 'rhe Fulure PROFESSOR HUGO I-IELLMAN Marquelfe Universify Speech deparfmenl Meefing Physical Requiremenfs DR. MARION LEWIS, School doclor For Grea+er Undersfanding of Democrafic I PRESIDENT LUCIA BRIGGS Milwaukee-Downer college deals Souih Confribufes Io 'the Red Cross George Chrislensen, Jean Ann Jennings, Charmaine Kossow, and Miss Margarel T. Sharp AI' Ihe paper salvage depoi' Bond Typisfs STANDING: RuI'h Panels. Mildred Maciolek' SEATED: May Belle Schendel, Barbara Bialczik, Irene Tylczynslci GUIDANCE PROGRAM CALENDAR FRESI-IMEN AND SOPI-IOMORES . I 943- I 944 February 25 I-low Scholarship and Characfer Influence Job Success MR. JAMES I. ONARHEIM Employmenl Manager a'I' Allis-Chalmers March 8 Unfinished Rainbows, a moiion piciure Ziflarch Z4 Leiier from Bob. a playlef April 21 Preparing Yourself MISS HERMINE FOELSKE, Chairman of Enqlish Whai' is of Imporiance Today? ' MR. ALEXANDER MORSTAD, Chairman of hislory lilay 5 Nursing MRS. MARGARET DICKINSON Supervisor of infirma ry The Li+IIe Things Thai Counf MISS VERNA ZOLLER, Senior Records Opporiunilies in Shop Training MR. R. RADTKE, Supervisor of induslrial arfs May I9 Lisfening I-Iearl' MISS FRANCES TERRY f Adviser To The Cardinal weekly Business Plus Aihleiics Prowess MR. WALTER RASINSKE. Coach of aihleiics Be Sharp MR. LOUIS GOODRICI-I, Direclor of band Firsi' Aid Experis lower Ieff A TOP: Dorofhy Block, Geraldine Tafera MIDDLE: Charloiie Wafson, Caroline Traulsen, Alice Bruclcloauer, Belly Mehner BOTTOMQ Doroihy Jacob. Dorothy Wieprzyk, BeH'e Buss Red Cross Aides lower righi' STANDING: Lorraine Zernia, Rulh E. Panels SEATED: Audrey Lueneburg, Elaine Wiriz V-Mail Specialisfs STANDING: Connie Borowslci, June I-Iuslon SEATED: Lucy Obremslxi, Virginia Serowslci, Grace Smerlinsk Geraldine T. Smerlinski Red Cross Aides T . STANDING: JeaneTTe Block, Carolyn Andersen, Marian Johnson SEATED: Rosemary Thoen, Gloria NapienTek, Shirley BeiTzel, Lois Wannenmacher bBuck ,Cm up at the battle j9ont.' Dear Joe, wriTes SouTh's Teminine populaTion To The Tar-Tlung corners oT The globe. Each girl in her correspondence is sTriving To keep up The morale OT ThaT guy in khaki, navy blue, or marine green. ln reTurn. There come Tlocking back To The 'ole school, leTTers from former grads relaTing Their colorTul experiences in The vasT TheaTer oT war. Every Tuesday and Wednesday Tind nimble Tingers deTTly rolling bandages and sewing Tor The Red Cross. AlThough Their number is small and The Tasks are Tedious, The girls sTick To Their iobs in order To back up The men behind The guns. Johnny goT a owa? Say no more! To The rescue comes The ever 'ready FirsT Aiders wiTh Those expecTanT looks in Their eyes. PracTice makes perTecT , is Their moTTo. Marching TogeTherl SevenTeen hundred sTrong! SouTh is working Toward vicTory. Thy SDIQIT of SOUTH DIVISION HIGH VW im xi i gm gn ' ig 1 J . , ti k-,, E:, ,v,, 1 f, 4. , V? Atlyletics develops the gmat-ador-ers fmapl 595, ' A-, fix. sf..- ill K , . n ,-.. T Varsity TOP ROW: Haynes, Banaski, Waddell, Roloarge, Jankiewicz, Welnak, Zilles, M. Mochlal: Juszozak, Tess, Whalen, Branski ROW 3: Coach Krueger, Parsons, Sansnolinski, Wenzel, Claypool, C. Mochalski, Smifh, Grub Burfon, Soike, Pasbrig, I-laffon, Coach Rasinske ROW 2: Mgr. Kahn, Fullrz, Royfen, Bruening, McGuire, Chrislrensen, Pogoolzinski, Borgwar Conafy, Tupper, Mendel, Mgr. Roeglin BOTTOM ROW: Schhlfz, Koh Dermody, Wierzchowski, Pavwoski, Guenfher, Malinowski, Salz Brown, Johnson - Football W if 11's a skulf session for COACHES NOTVAK. R A S I N S K E, KRUEGER, and BELL. T P F y ' T R PIGSKIN PROGRESS T Handicapped by having fo work wifh a comparafively green group of boys, Head Coach Krueger and Line Coach Rasinske drilled fundamenfals info fhe squad which was fo represenf Soufh in ifs fiffiefh year of high school foofball. Hard work was fhe only fhing which could compensafe for inexperience, so hard work if was. From fhree fo five every affernoon, fhe feam sfruggled wifh blocking, fackling, running, and passing unfil fhe backbone of fheir affack was complefely masfered, A T' - SOUTH 'I4 WEST ALLIS I4 SOUTH I4 WEST MILWAUKEE 27 The firsf non-conference game was scheduled againsf fhe sfrongesf Wesf Allis feam in many years. Affer a seesaw baffle fhe Cards came from behind fwice fo fie fhe score. The Wesf Milwaukee sfory was quife differenfq fhe Musfangs rang up fwo winning scores in fhe final period. ' SOUTH 7 CUSTER 6 The opening conference duel wifh Cusfer was a baffle of air power versus air power, and af fhe opening of fhe second half, fhings looked bad for fhe Cardinal machine. Soufh came back wifh a rush, and when fhe smoke cleared away, fhey had won by a narrow margin. a great IW . B Squad O . TOP ROW: Disch, Szyperski, Damaske, Gordon, Szrnurlo, Sfachlewicz, Slafer, Kufka, Parmenfier, Mock, Brandf, Klein, Erdmann, lvlolifor ROW 3: Coach Bell, Clever, Herfel, Krause, Banaski, Gorski, Barczewski, R. Praff, Reffig, Borgwardf, lvlcOuellin, Schweiger, J. Praff, Coach Nowak ROW 2: Babich, Hoffman, Woodcock, Renner, lvlaneage, Rakowski, Skurzew- ski, Kahn, Sfark, Brandf, Sala BOTTOM ROW: Grunum, Kurczewski, Gaginella, Spicuzza, Sperling, Pokrop, Pofochnik, Diffmer, Diefkowiak, Sommer P F h EUGENE JOHNSON Guard M EL TESS Tackle MARTY WIERZCHOWSKI Guard SOUTH 7 KING I3 ln fhe second conference game fhe Cards mef a highly-foufed King ouffif. and if looked as if fhe Generals would have fo seffle for a fie. Then a Soufh aerial baclsfired, and fhe 'reams leff fhe field wifh fhe score in favor of King. SOUTH 0 NORTH 7 Wifh a fiffy-fiffy percenfage rafing. fhe Red- birds faced a rebounding Norfh aggregafion. In fhe firsf half, fhe boys in Blue and Whife failed fo score: in fhe second, a Red aerial lciclced back, and Soufh dropped anofher conference filf. SOUTH I4 LINCOLN 0 These defeafs over, fhe Redbirds faclcled a razzle- dazzle Lincoln ouffif and fool: complefe confrol of fhe sifuafion, even fo infercepfing an enemy pass for a fouchdown, fhe same friclc by which Soufh had losf fhe fwo previous games. The squad leff fhe field on fhe long end of fhe score. SOUTH I4 WEST I4 The game acclaimed by sporfs wrifers as fhe besf of fhe season was fhe Cardinals' clash wifh Wesf. Passes filled fhe air as a record of forfy- four aerials was fhrown. Twice Soufh came from behind fo fie fhe score, and if ended fhaf way. a fie. SOUTH 48 BAY VIEW 0 I Eager fo afone for previous losses, a fiery foof- ball feam foolc fhe field againsf Bay View in fhe final conference game, which was also home-com- ing. Taking advanfage of every Viewife misfalce, fhe Cards chalked up fhe highesf score of fhe season as fhey passed and ran fheir way fo vicfory, a grand anniversary climax. GEORGE CHRISTENSEN 'NORB KOT P F f fighting on tfvrouglr Reproduced by special permission of the MILXVAUKEE SENTINEL. Quarterback LEN PAVOXVSKI closes in on a KING pigshin-toter. 'nge Forty-five DAVE WHALEN LOUIS JUSZCAK LEN PAVOWSKI Tackle Tackle Quarterback battle ana' MW ..... Yea. DON ZILLES End DAR.OL ROBARGE Fullback Reproduced by special permission of the MILWLAUKEE SENTINEL. Piuoting KING carrier plays tag with JACK WADDELL. MEL MOCHALSKI End JACK WADDELL Quarterback KARL GUENTHER End ve Forzy-svuen DAN BRUENlNG Halfback RU DY ROYTEN Halfback CLIFF MOCHALSKI Halfback WEST tackler foils Halfback CHUCK McGUIRE'S touch- down march. Reproduced by special permission of the MILWAUKEE SENTINEL. KEN DERMODY CHUCK MCGUIRE Center Halfback or fbotball Me ALL-CITY AWARDS Firsi Team Melvin lvlochalslci end Charles McGuire lmalfbaclc Norberl Kol guard Marlin Wlerzclwowslci guard S econ d Team Louis Juszczak Tackle ' TOURNEY TIDBITS SouTh won iTs TirsT undispuTed ciTy championship in Twelve years compeTiTion on March ll, when iT broke NorTh's l2-game winn sTreak. Coach Rasinske's shaping oT a closely geared machine Tl worked as a single uniT gave SouTh The championship in his TirsT yi as menTor. SOUTH 47 KING 25 Taking an easy 47-25 win from RuTus King, Cardinal baskeTe showed ThaT an imporTanT TournamenT TilT did noT aTTecT Their playi As The Redbirds improved Their shooTing Torm and ball handlii They held King down To Two buckeTs in Two periods. SOUTH 33 TECH 24 ln The game wiTh Tech's rugged Boilermakers The Card sql. unleased Tull Tury, conTinuing The rough sTyle of SouTh-Tech baTTl WiTh a record ToTal oT 46 Touls, Tree Throw experTs had a chance boosT Their scores. TighTening Their deTense, SouTh hoopsTers Topp Tech 33-24. SOUTH 34 NORTH 30 Coach Rasinske's boys came To The glorious end of a Tough seas by rolling over NorTh, 34-30, in The ciTy championship game. speedy opening and a hard-driving Tinish linked wiTh deadeye sh- sTalled The Blue Devils inTo second place. G d PAT JANKIEWICZ t k ff wth the ball Forward DAN BRUENING SHUQS the ball from dazed 5 I7 f0I TECH players BOILERMAKERS US CQTHQI' MEL NIOCHALSKI anxiously awaits a pass. d f h TECH PHOTO CLUB. Reproduced by special permission of the MILXVAUKEE SENTINEL. fW w afketba ll it f1amlDz'on5 MEL MOCHALSKI, All-City Center PAT JANKIEWICZ. All-City Guard BRUENING outjumps a NORTH player as he tries for a lip-in. Reproduced by spvcial DBl'll1iSSi011 of the MILWVAUKEE SENTINEL ToTaIs SOUTH 4I PULASKI 37 SOUTH 27 JUNEAU 26 SOUTH 33 BAY VIEW 28 SOUTH 3l TECH 35 SOUTH 59 LINCOLN I9 Varsi'I'y TOP ROW: Haynes. Brown, Schulli, RoyTen, Blachowski, Woicla, Weber ROW 2: Mgr. ChrisTensen. Pogodzinski, Parsons, Smi+h. Bruening. Pendowski, Mgr. Claypool BOTTOM ROW: Diciaula, BorgwardT, Mochalski, Coach Rasinski, Waddell, Ja nkiewicz, Robarge B Squad TOP ROW: Baermann, Szyperski, Gorski, Gross, ReTTig, Barczewski ROW 2: Coach Bell, PoTochnik, KasTeIic. Sommer, Clever, Adler, Mgr. Claypool BOTTOM ROW: KoTlarek, SIaTer, KuTka, STachiewicz, Gordon TIP-IN TIPS DespiTe vociferous encouragemenT a TighTing Pulaski guinTeT losT a breaTh- Taking game To SouTh. The lead consisTenTly changed hands, The deciding TacTor being The Colonels' heighT and superior rebound work. A TasT-sTarTing Card squad barely ouTlasTed a snappy Juneau Team. AccuraTe Tree Throws and The cracking oT The opponenT's zone deTense gave vicTory To SouTh. Bruening and JuneauiTe Kasun Tied Tor poinT honors. CaTching The ViewiTes oTT guard, The Redbirds led unTiI The Bays wenT on a Ten-poinT spree To TighTen up The TiIT. Mochalski's checking oT LeTTo, and Waddell's shooTing pulled SouTh ouT oT a TighT spoT. In an overTime period Zahn dropped in Tour poinTs To deTeaT a galIanT SouTh squad, WiTh The score Tied eighT Times The sTands were kepT in an uproar. Held To Two baskeTs, Zahn made nine Tree Throws Tor high score. Ivlochalski scored 32 poinTs as The Cards walloped Lincoln aT SouTh. Teamwork, The squad's shiTTiness on The courT, and Waddell's rebound work accounTed Tor The briIlianT showing. DAN BRUENING Forward All-City Second Team JACK WADDELL Forward CLIFF MOCHALSKI Guard DAROL ROBARGE Guard BOB SMITH Center United States Air Corps VERNON WEBER Guard ToTals OUTH 29 PULASKI 3I OUTH 33 JUNEAU 29 OUTH 32 BAY VIEW 24 DUTH 44 TECH 29 DUTH 42 LINCOLN 29 ' - TIP-IN TIPS A scrappy Cardinal Team losT a hard-ToughT game To Pulaski on The Ram- laler's Tloor. The TilT was a seesaw baTTle loeTween evenly maTched squads. Mel and CliTT lvlochalslci shared scoring honors wiTh six poinTs each. Slow in sTarTing, The Redbirds closed The TirsT period wiTh Juneau on Top. In The second quarTer SouTh Took The lead. The unpredicTable JuneauiTes Torged up, 27-28, buT Waddell clinched The game in The lasT minuTes. Rough-and-Tumble TacTics resulTed in 34 Touls. The ViewiTes played a TighT game in The TirsT halT,' holding SouTh To a 9-9 score. BeTTer passing and a more alerT defense in The second half won Tor The Cards. Mel lvlochalslci's poinT-grabbing duel wiTh Zahn highlighTed SouTh's upseT of Tech. .Ianlciewicz's brillianT guarding oT Zahn, The squad's slcillliul handling of rebounds, and smooTh Teamwork won Tor Theilledbirds. ATTer a Tough baTTle SouTh deTeaTed an inspired Lincoln Team on Their Tloor. Lincoln ToughT hard unTil The Tinal minuTes when Tine shooTing and re- bound handling gave vicTory To SouTh. W'ith a twist of the wrist MEL MOCHALSKI demonstrates to DAN BRUENING and JIM DRUMMOND the art of discus throwing. Track Runners, io your mark! A slick raps ihe cemenr. Sol Four Card spriniers, Tuning up before aciual spring duels, hurlle lhrough 1'he base- menl corridor. Reiurning Sprinlers Ray Serowski, John Buiorac, and Doug Carlson, who sei a city season's record of lO.2 seconds in Jrhe ceniury rung Disiance Man Ted Gvlowackig l-lurdler Syl Walczakg and Broad Jumper Doug Pinier formed a spirited nucleus for Coaches l-leineman and Nowak io work with. A newcomer, Jack Miller, became 'rhe best ci+y miler. Wi+h this s'rar-sludded spike squad a championship seemed possible. l-lowever, afier some hearibreaking disqualificaiions, The Red irackmen finished Jrhird in ciiy compeiiiion. SOUTH'S super speed-demons, CAL BURTON, ART BROWN, BRUCE YVENZEL, JOHNNY POGODZINSKI and KVINDY GROSS await the crack of the starting gun. Fifty Over hill and dale with GROSS, TINGER, MATHERS BAERMANN, GORSKI, MANKOWSKI, and BEAUDRY Cross-countr WiTh ArT Tinger The only reTurning leTTerman, Coach -leineman had The diTTiculT Task oT building a new Team Trom aw recruiTs composed principally oT sophomores. Season's records show ThaT The Redmen came ouT on Top 'i one encounTer, ThaT wiTh MarqueTTe. ln The ciTy meeT The :ardinal warriors Tinished sixTh: in The sTaTe meeT They garnered iighfh place. BrighT spoTs during The campaign were The Tine howings oT ArT Tinger and Windy Gross, who consisTenTly inished among The leaders. Minor award winners were ArT Baermann, Jerome Beaudry, lichard Gorski, Jack lVIaThers, and Roman Manlcowslci. ATTer heir year's experience These boys should give The '44 squad he balance ThaT was lacking lasT year. I llc Fiftll-three Track Tallies Soufh - - - - 44 516 Washingfon - 68 lfb Soulh ----- 77 Boys' Tech - - - 36 Triangular Meei' - - - - - Firsi' place Waukesha Relays - - Third Place Cify Relays - - - Fourih place Quadrangular Meal' - - Firsi' place Cify MeeT - - - Third place Cross-counTry Couni' Soufh - - - Bay View - - - 24 Souih - - - Easi - - - - - Zl Souih - - - Rufus King - - - - 25 Soufh - - - MarqueTTe - - - 28 Soufh - - - Wes+ Allis - - - - 24 Soufh - - - - Lincoln - - - - - 25 Cify Meei' - - - Sindh place STaTe Meef - Eighfh place XVINDY GROSS and ART TINGER get set to offer some stiff competition. ART TINGliR and LOUIE JUSZCZAK demonstrate wrest TVIOND as JOE SOCHER and DAVE WHLILEN Iooh on. 0 , . n 5 tl! ng ling holds on JIMMIE BREHM and UBULLDOGT' DRUM- SouTh I6 SouTl'1 35 SouTh 34 SouTh 9 SouTl1 30 SouTh I I V2 SouTl1 I9 SouTl1 I6 Pin-Down PoinTs WesT Milwaukee I9 Pulaski 5 Racine Wasl1ingTon Park 5 . Wasl'1ingTon 22 Pulaski I I WesT Milwaukee 20V2 Racine WashingTon Park lb' Wasl1ingTon I5 lnTricaTe holds, grunTs, groans, and grimacing TeaTures all seT The sTage Tor a gruelling season oT wresTling under The TuTorship OT Coach Nowak. The maTmen closed a proTiTable season by upseTTing The Tavored,WashingTon Team, an impressive win as WashingTon had noT been deTeaTed in Ten years. . Because many leTTermen had been losT To Uncle Sam, Coach Nowak did noT expecT a large squad. NeverTheless, ThirTy boys reporTed, Trom which number he developed a mosT successTul Team. RoberT Spicuzza and Leonard Pavwoski were undeTeaTed in Their classes. Midway in The season The squad received a iolT when Pavwoski joined The marines, buT James Brehm ably Tilled in. OuTsTanding boys included Joe Socher, Bill BorgwardT, Duane Banaski, ArThur linger, George Mendel, and Eugene Johnson. WiTh a number OT These boys reTurning, Coach Nowak looks Torward To a successTul season nexT year. STanding: Muenchow, Ehllce, Waraczynski, Lilieblad SeaTed: . McKay, Claypool ifle Top Row: Wilkes, Welch, Tarlcowslci, SciuTi, lmm, Bell. Ladwig, Albus. Marek Row 2: , Fosmire, Ringle, Tomczylc, Kulziclc, Coach LiTTle, Haralson, Salzer, Kohl, Moline BoTTom Row: PfeTTerkorn, Salcalowski, Neiderheiser. Mork, Kuehn, Sc:hmidT, Franlcowslci i MaTches iwiTh ST. John's MiliTary academy and Milwaukee Uni- versiTy school gave The newly-Tormed riTle Team experience. For The second year, The squad under Coach CoTTeen compeTed Tor The W. R. l-learsT Trophy. Members gained awards in marksmanship aT The WauwaTosa RiTle range. ' ' To Teach boys going inTo service some degree oT waTer saTeTy, The swimming squad emphasized The crawl and loreasT sTrokes. Coach LiTTle plans inTerscholasTic compeTiTion nexT year. Diving pracTice 'age Fifty-five Tor TuTure meeTs will be added To The Training program. Sclrool Actifvities Frank ly interest all of us . -9 5.4 4 W2 June Liierary Staff STANDING: Roberl Cienian, Rose Marie Malhea, Phyllis Schaal, Bob Claypool. Doroihy Pelersen. Rufh Neumann SEATED: Ann Budzisz. Myrile Sfrommen. Beafrice Ralfel, Margy Scliulil, Louise Ann Quasl Annual Student Manual Ecliiors STANDING: Kafherine Leaman. Gloria Brzezinslci, Llowell Welnal: SEATED: Lucille Zimmer, John Ambrose. Billylu Sexfon, Donafh Nawroclc, James Mock BELATED BY-LINES Liferary Sfaff Department articles BEATRICE RAFFEL Music articles I MARGY SCHULTZ Club articles ROBERT CIENIAN ROBERT CIENIAN Rhyme? MARGY SCHULTZ Ari' Siaff Portrait sketches of the four leaders LESCQSBEIEEIPLESEE Cover Title page MARCELLA ZAGORSKI Division pages Adviser Miss Nagle ' Art Adviser Miss Mausz Proofreading Mrs. ,Keyes l Business Manager Mr. Hanneman Ari' Sfaff J C h M ll Zagorski, Marilyn Brecke, Oan OC Fdhe, GFCS 6 N berf Jeske. Leroy Knie OI' P Arf Sfaff Bob en Hensley, M gerf, Holly Schulh nuary Sfaffs ANDIN6: Shirley Rae ickeff, Pafricl K I , ' Mary B OWS Orlich, Roy umpp, Violeff hwanke. D Kemperf. oris mes Kukla ATED: Fran 'ce Opolak. Arlene rson. Sally ary Gembecki Ffy k Ferriano, D'Amico, An- Grace Smerlinski, Audrey Lafus, Carl Hours of heavy silence broken occasionally by a few wisecracks and good-nafured digs, heafed ediforial discussions, mad dashes fo fhe prinf shop, senior wrife-ups, feverish scrib- bling when inspirafions flew fasf and fhick- are memories fo be cherished forever by fhe members of fhe Annual sfaff. Selecfing fhe fheme and fashioning fhe framework for The Annual is fhe firsf hurdle which confronfs fhe combined sfaffs early in Ocfober. The book is divided info secfions, and each page is carefully planned for pic- fures, iclenfificafion, and fype area. Yipe! shriek fhe edifors as problems aplenfy pile up, buf fhe January sfaff scores a neaf vicfory over fhe firsf bafch of senior snaps. In midyear fen willing June seniors capably dispose of fhe wrife-ups for clubs, sporfs, deparfmenfs, and June seniors. Precious as paper! Whaf? Film for our picfuresl wails fhe arf sfaffl Sfiff picfure- faking schedules were followed, for gas ra- fioning limifed fhe phofographens frips fo school. Working on borrowed fime, fhe arfr isfs duly complefed fhe cover and division- pages, besides fhe mounfing and scaling of picfures. Heavens fo Befsy! May ninfh is iusf around fhe corner, moans fhe sfaff as fhe dead line draws near. Lasf minufe fouches are made, and fhe dummy is rushed fo fhe prinfer. In June 'rhe book of fhe year is pre- senfed fo fhe faculfy and sfudenfs-fhe I9-44 Cardinal Annual. January Sfaff STANDING: Mary Lucas. Geraldine Kucharsld. Ruth Polcyn, Sally D'Amico, Karl Guenther, Audrey Lang SEATED: Sylvia Slaloey, Faith Healy. Marilyn Herzog. Joy Papke, Charles Ehllce Weekly Headlines By-lines Dead line. THE CARDINAL STAFF Editor-in-Chief FAITH HEALEY Associate Editor Sports Editor Copy Editor Club Editor Headline Writers Star Reporters Reporters Cub Reporters Cop yreaders GERALD BEHMKE MARILYN HERZOG ' HERBERT WARACZYNSKI KARL GU ENTH ER ROBERT CZERWINSKI SYLVIA SLABEY VIOLET COSTEA HERBERT WARACZYNSKI DONALD RU ETZ BOB CIENIAN, BOB CLAYPOOL. VIOLET COST- EA. ROBERT CZERWINSKI. DONALD RUETZ. MARIE VOIGT JOHN AMBROSE. LOIS BLESSING, GLORIA BRZEZINSKI, BOB CIENIAN, BOB CLAYPOOL. ESTHER JAGODZINSKI, MAX KAHN, BRUCE KANITZ. RUTH POLCYN, CAROLINE TRAULSEN. LLOWELL WELNAK SALLY D'AMICO, CHARLES EHLKE, MARGARET ERDMANN, JEAN ANN JENNINGS. MARION LATUS. KATHERINE LEAMAN, DONATH NAW- ROCK, BILLYLU SEXTON. MARGY SCHULTZ. MARIE VOIGT, MARY LOUISE WOLK, MAR- CELLA ZAGORSKI. LUCILLE ZIMMER VIOLET BARANT, CARL BORGWARDT, DOROTHY JACOB. CLIFFORD MAIER, LIESEL AMORITZ, LAVERNE PRUSCHA, LAVERNE RUX, MYRTLE STROMMEN, VIRGINIA SZOPINSKI. CHARLOTTE WATSON. DOROTHY WIEPRZYK MARGARET ERDMANN, DOROTHY JACOB. ESTHER JAGODZINSKI, VIRGINIA SZOPINSKI. CAROLINE TRAULSEN. DOROTHY WIEPRZYK R Copy Readers Dorothy Jacob, Dorothy Wieprzylc, Esther Jagodzin Virginia Szopinslci Proofreaders Typists Messenger RUTH BONCEL, DOROTHY JABLONSKI, KI ERINE LEAMAN, LIESEL MORITZ. JEAN PICU LAVERNE PRUSCHA, GRACE SCHULZ, BILL SEXTON. MYRTLE STROMMEN, VIRGINIA T AN. LUCILLE ZIMMER DOROTHY JABLONSKI, GERALDINE KUCH SKI, AUDREY LANG, ELIZABETH LANGD MARY LUCAS, JOY PAPKE. DOLORES RI FLEISCH, GLADYS SUE, MARGY SCHULTZ CLIFFORD M! Pam: . WhaT's whaT? Who's who? W ha T ' s n e w ? arpies don'T know anyThing abouT anyThing around Tool unless They've read iT in The Cardinal. Pur- ng iTs long record oT ouTsTanding achievemenTs in lrnalism, SouTh's own hoT copy wenT all ouT Tor a war eTTorT This year. T ArTicles boosTing The salvage OT wasTe paper, JrTs aloouT SouTh's reTurning servicemen, lively war- 7orT ediTorials, and pul9liciTy Tor bond sales and The d Cross inTormed sTudenTs oT The resulTs OT Their -rk on The home TronT. AcTion picTures oT The laTesT sporTs conTlicTsq The 'nor of Ye Olde STickTulg and The supercolossal news The 5OTh anniversary reunion, oT The PursuiT Plane ve. and oT The senior class meT wiTh The whole- arTed approval oT The school. ,Since The weekly is Truly a sTudenT proiecT, each iTs Tour pages is under The supervision oT an in- fidual ediTor who plans his own page and hands T assignmenTs Tor iT. From There on reporTers Trom e sTars righT down To The cubs Take over, and The ws sTarTs piling in. Comes Wednesday evening. STrange sounds are ard ouTside OT The Cardinal oTTice on The second or. Where's my head! CUT ThaT! Kill iT and send To The prinTer! Murder, you say? No, iT's iusT The go oT The ediTorial sTaTT as They're comin' down The mesTreTch Tor Their Friday issue. Through work and sTriTe and loTs oT Tun The Car- ial, SouTh's pride and ioy, comes Through wiTh Tly- J colors. IT is indeed a paper by The sTudenTs. abouT a sTudenTs, and Tor The sTudenTs. Proofreaders Caroline Traulsen. MargareT Erdmann, La Ver P h ess STaTf Richard Lewis, Jerome ScheiTen, Beverly Advisers Miss Terry Mrs. Hinrichs Miss Barry Business Manager Mr. Hanneman Business Sfaff Richard Lewis, Jerome Scheifen. Beverly We sk June STefT STANDING: Donald RueTz. VioleT CosTea, RoberT Cenian, RoberT Czerwinski, Bob Claypool SEATED: Marie Voigt Gerald Behmke, HerberT Waraczynski Lad -Killers Housing shorTage7 i Officer's club Arsenic MysTery, comedy, and love d e l i g h T T ul blended made up The January class play, Arse and Old Lace. The elderly aunTs, Abby and lvlarT BrewsTer, supplied parT oT The mysTery. They cc pleTely mysTiTied Their nephew lvlorTimer by puTTi arsenic in The elderberry wine They served T genTlemen who came To renT rooms. When The very convincing black sheep of T Tamily, JonaThan BrewsTer, appeared on The sce wiTh his Triend Dr. EinsTein, The air oT mysTe Thiclcened. Dr. EinsTein, by The way. was quiTe experT in The proTession oT Tace liTTing. Teddy BrewsTer, The raTher odd nephew Abby and lv1arTha. had greaT Tun imagining he v Theodore Roosevelt EmiTTing ai shouT 1 Chargel and proceeding To do so whenever had To ascend The sTaircase, Teddy broughr To many a laugh. NOT To be TorgoTTen were The anTics oT T unusual police oTTicers who popped in and ouT warn Teddy noT To blow his TrumpeT aT midnig They never seemed To realize whaT was going 1 To make The play compleTe, a biT oT love vi inTroduced. This currenT Tlowed in on The enTran oT Elaine l-larper, The girl nexT door. l-lowev MorTimer's disTracTion because oT The Troubles The BrewsTer house made The course oT Their lo bumpy. ' P S y Cast-out 617161, LJCE Directors Miss De-Courcy, Miss Hicks CAST OF CHARACTERS f Abby Brewster, an elderly Victorian spinster Reverend Doctor Harper A Police Officer Klein Police Officer Brophy Martha Brewster, anothor elderly Victorian spinster Elaine Harper, daughter ot Reverend Harper Mortimer Brewster, nephew of Abby and Martha Mr. Gibbs, a man in search of lodgings Jonathan Brewster, nephew of Abby and Martha Dr. Einstein, companion ot Jonathan Brewster ' Police Officer O'Hara Police Lieutenant Rooney Mr. Witherspoon, superintendent of a sanitorium Mary Gembicki, Martha Brewster 'Ir SCENES: Act l-Late afternoon in October Act ll-Later that night Act lll-Scene I: Still later that night ..S+air..case Scene 2: Early next morning CURTAIN PLACE: The old Brewster mansion in Brooklyn, New TIME: The Present 0 Sixty-Ihrve Teddy Brewster, nephew of Abby and Martha Brewster Mayrose Hein 'Roy Klumpp James Kukla Norman Schoenleber Richard Zulka Mary Lukas Lucille Walczak Kenneth Krumnow Norman Schoenleber Robert Conaty Royal Betz Charles Ehllce Frank Ferriano Roy Klumpp Men of Mystery-Arthur Jeske, Carl Salzer, Kenneth Dermody, Carl Mengert, Donald Farness, Vernon Mangless, Jack Mathers, Gordon Giese, Karl Guenther, Karl Stoedefalke, Christ Poulos, Robert Zerqman Understudies-Avis Olsen, Elaine Harper 1 Emma Shelgren, Abby Brewster g York Stringing Along Togetffer Music is The universal language OT all naTions. Each counTry reveals iTs own emoTions. Through melody, To The o+her secTions oT The world. FasT, dashing. SouTh American counTries speak Tor Them- selves Through colorTul Tangos and rhumbas. Dreamy walTzes whisper old European love sTories. From The OrienT come weird and singsong Tales. RhyThmic drums beaT ouT paTTerns ThaT are woven inTo sTories oT The darlc, mysTerious jungles. A To Tollow The progress oT music one musT go back To ancienT.Times when The Thundering beaT oT The Tom-Tom was The only means oT communicaTion among The naTive Tribes. Wind insTrumenTs made Trom reeds, grasses, wood, and bones were invenTed To produce varied eTTecTs. STring insTru- menTs were inTroduced during The Middle Ages and reached perTecTion in The eighTeenTh cenTury. Music is noT numbered among The Trivial Things oT liTe. IT is one oT The perTecT expressions oT The besT and puresT in The human spiriT. And now, in The midsT oT so much evil. we and our children supremely require iTs eloquenT reminder ThaT goodness also is mighTy and enduring. ln The midsT of so much doubT, conTusion, conTlicT, and haTe we and our children need iTs TesTimony To eTernal vaues. PgS yi Urclrestm Director Miss Lehmann VIOLINS VIOLAS Shirley Block June Barr Ru+h Fiich Ruih Golbeck Lucille Kamneiz Marion Johnson Janei Mandel Marion Oleiniczalc Dolores Pefers Violel' Schuerman Waller Simonz Myron Slirmel Jacqueline Walline Mariorie Williams William Williams Juslina Zoencar STRING BASS Jerome Karpinski CLARINET I-lenry l-lammes Roloerlr Kraalc Roberl Sarbinowski Marie Voigi FLUTE Beverly Kupiz Edilrh Ra mihun OBOE - Richard Ruclc BASSOON Werner Pulahl DRUMS J. Alden Erikson. Mary Benson Violel Coslea Rulh Fenner. Arlene Koch Caroline Mariin Dawn Zengler CELLO - Jean Andropoulos Jean Pederson Dorolhy Raasch Audrey Smerlinslci Jeanelle Tornow TUBA John Schullz TROMBONE Richard Chandles Thomas l-lell - TRUMPET William Kuplz Wilfred Wrighl I-IORN Audrey Gruel Ross Prange Mary Louise Schulz TYMPANI Rose l-lalverson PIANO Audrey Olsan Janel Sleinloorn Mu5ic M irtfr Melodrama Alas! A lass brolren-hearted Tumbling all around No sugar rationing . ZH THEN Old Timers Arranged by M. L. Lake S. D. Orchi In The Park Florodora Dancers: Marilyn Buschman, Shirley Forster, Burtell G Margaret Jashaway, Marion Kreklow, Bette Machuta, Shirley M Josephine Napruszewski, Elaine Otto, Lucille Parent, Ruth Str Gladys Vaughn, Shirley Ann Wiese, Norma Wilson, Ruth Zagorski Turners: James Drummond, Donald Schrammel, Jerry Stuienske, Ri Woida ' At The Picture Show A Song f Vocalist Robert Cienian Pianist l Dawn Zengler Actors in Pictures Old Man, Mel Mochalskig Child, Betty Lyons: Lover, Clifford Peter, Sweetheart, Joan Cochrane: Brother, James Mock, Mailman, Llowell Welnak: Dancers, Robert Haralson, Nobert Kot At The Barber Shop Sweat Ade Quartette: Howard Block, Robert Cienian, Robert Claypool, Robert Czerwinski At The Theater An Old-Fashioned Melodr FIREMAN, SAVE MY CHILD By Ned Albert Cast ot Characters Mrs. Julia Quingle lAn old-fashioned motherl: Ann Budzisz Chester Quingle lHer son, our manly herol: Kenneth Wolt Archibald Ouingle lAnother son, the muchly despised villianj: Norman Schoenleber Myrtle Jones lThe Quingle Maidl: Shirley Gleason Daisy Dorrance lA woodland flower, our persecuted heroinel: Shirley Kramer Mrs. Sally Crossbury fThe village gossipl: Mary Louise Schulz Bing Barnes lThe funny tellerl: Richard Lewis Mary Lawton lA bookkeeperlt La Verne Mueller Scene: Living room ot the Quingle family. Time: The Present. IB94. INTERLUDE Whispering Vocal Solo Grace Smerl When I Grow Too Old To Dream Vocal Duet Lillian Kow Margy Scl Accompanied by String Ensemble and Chorus Ensemble: Piano, Dawn Zenglerg Violas, Mary Benson, Ruth Fenner, Caroline Martin: Violins, Janet Mandel, Violet Schuerman Chorus: Howard Block, Robert Claypool, Robert Czerwinski, Dorothy Grimm, Dorothy Komassa, Marion Poczekai, Char- lotte Watson, Lucille Yochum Master ot Ceremonies Bruce Kanitz Wi+h liberly and iuslice for alll 6Uczrz'et Show 9' Sixty-seven Afler fhe brawl From Cf? lo sea NOW Bilfer Swecl lSeleclionl Noel Coward S. D. Orcheslra School Days Tap Dance Louise Ann Quasl A WEDDING Comedy in One Ad By John Kirlcpalriclc Casl of Characlers Bob Tisdale, bridegroom Archie, besl' man Alice Grayson, bride Ted, groomsman Mrs. Tisdale. Bob's morher Mr. Grayson, Alice's farher Miss Grayson, Alice's aunr, Scene: A room in a counrry home Time: The presenl. An evening in Wai? for Me Mary June. Roberl Hensley Warren Cowdrey Belly Jane Beckmann Roberl Cienian Audrey Berlling Erwin Karner Gerrrude Kurylo Quarrefler Howard Block, Roberr Cienian, Roberr Claypool, Roberl' Czerwinslci The Dreamers Reader Drummer V Bugler Goddess of Liberly Tableaus l776 Frank Kerzich J. Alden Erilcson Rulhellen Sosalla Violel Schuerman Minule Man, Norberl Koh Spiril' of '76, Donald Schrammel, Jerry Sfuienske, Norman Schoenleber I865 Blue, James Mock: Grey, Clifford Peler I9l8 Roberr Haralson, Richard Lewis, Llowell Welnalc l944 Russian. Roberl Claypoolg English, Kennefh Wolf: Chinese, James Drummond: American, Roberl Hensley, Erwin Karner Finale America, The Beauriful Enrire casf and assisfanls People o Note Pick up your horn and blow. was lhe order given lo 'rhe orcheslra previous lo ils appearance al a neighboring grade school. To encourage school relalionships and lo line up prospecls for lhe music deparlmenl of The fulure, The musicians inviled The iunior crowd lo pay a relurn visil for our music apprevcialion concerl. Band members slrelched Jrheir lalenls and lime lo cover all foolball games. l-lere Jrhey marched down The gridiron, all in slep of course, played during lulls-if lhere are any a+ a foolball game-and saluled 'rhe 'ream afler each louchdown. Through cheers and rears, The band played on . Twinlcling in lhe limelight Jralenled sludenls per- formed as s'rar paraders lo aid in boosling bond and slamp sales. c Parlicipaling in evenls of all sorls, our school musicians ioined hands wilh a smile and a song To help make lhe world go 'round. Lillian Kowalski. Charlolle Wafson, Rufh l-lodik, Werner Pufahl. Henry Hammes- r S :J A S. X + Q ,Q N Q ,, +1 r Y , ' 3, 9 X- . -X X - - M, : lsr i.?xwvX- 1' , ' Kei at K as Kg N W in Q N x Eggs ig A cg A N N X Sw i x QS X z ' xiii X N o fegisgix S ' XX X xx ,KQX55 X, X QMS W ANP.. we A ifgfg gyf X D X A 1 F55 Nl: ' .:. e::-f-' . . ' Q J 5 N ,, if -: ' f., f L ,QM .X A '- . E , ip 3 ,M H5 -in- -xx QB? X Q ,Aff Q. Y i frm SY '43 N All-School Even+s Freshman Honor Siudenfs January 1944 TOP ROW: Ralph Nikoden, Paul Sfrofhenke. lone Harding, Clarence Conrad, Theresa Konkel ROW 2: Glorianne Kosmierczyk, Dorinne Traulsen. Virginia Poczekai, SaIIy Wielebski. Celine Myszewski BOTTOM ROW: Lorraine Neumann, Pafricia Hadclen, Blanche Sarnecki, Eunice Kosirzewa Freshman Honor Sfudenis June 19-I3 1 Liesel Morilz. Mary Wukadinovich, Eugene Roecker, Ruih Brokiewicz Armisfice- Day Mary Jean Pelerson. Paul Kowalchuk. Leroy I-Iinfz, Shirley Gleason Oclober I October 11 Nuuenvlm' II L .November 24 December 22 January ll February 2 2 April 3 May 23 Consiiiuiion Day Task of American Youlh Speaker: LOVJELL GOODRICH Superinlendenf of Milwaukee Public schc Columbus Day Three Greal' Men of Hislory Speaker: BOB CZERWINSKI Armisiice Day An all-sfudeni pafriolic program Chairman: PAUL KOWALCHUCK Thanksgiving Can We Have a Real Thanksgiving This Yo Speaker: FATHER E. G. DRUMMOND S. Professor of English al Marqueiie univerf Chrislmas Pageani Presenlecl by The Players' guild Scholasiic Honor Day The Imporlance of Scholarship in Indus Speaker: R. A. BECKWITH Vice-presidenf of Koehring Manuiaciur company Washinglon-Lincoln An all-sfuclenf pafrioiic program The Development of Washinglon and Linc Speaker: SHIRLEY PATT Aihleiic Honor Day Principal speaker: CHRIS STIENMETZ Presenfaiion of W club baskefball In-oi Scholaslic Honor Day MR HERMAN SMITH Superinfendenl of music Presenlafion of Civic Music medal MR. LLOYD LARSEN Presenfafion of W club award I e ff Page Sr Pen rdinal Weekly Sales Campaign h anislaus Esfowski, Joy Papke, Avis Olsen, Russel Davis epherd seph 'rgin M ary :gel agian rrgian 'lthasar gc Seventy-one Events Chrisfmas Pageani Walfer Diedrich Henry Hammes Caroline Traulsen HenrieHa Duerr Edward Barfz John Ambrose LeRoy Mork of the year eff re reported lvere X was if W bww .. -K SX -- i Xi 14 iii' ,1 R -N x X - . N 53' Qs H Wm A S xii N X W X , N i X if SX X as 'Y XXX-Q 2 'i2 VAIQSENIC QLD Lgcli' ffl? iw Q, S . ins-4 KX ,gr-'ai - ,L U 3 Wg- XEAJM i f V PM 3 7:,-, Q-'1 . zwafzf - gaifgffhgf 4 EE! .mv Unclying Failll Pip on A ship - Culies in boolles Soulh sl1orelBeecl1ies Lal-us alone Pall hands we love Cul on bail Jesl:e James Move over. Rover My feels loo big e Seventy-three 1 January 1944 to June 1944 l LLGYVELL WELNAK, CHARMAINE KOSSOW, and BGB CLAYPOOL carry on the business of the day. Student Council The meeling will please come lo order . . . parliamenlary procedure . . . commillee re- porls . . . rise- lo a poinl of order . . . com- millees lor everylhing . . . school aclivilies . . . poslers . . . keeping The school clean . . . efficiency in lhe cafeleria . . . pro- moling pre-season baslqelball games . . . verbal ballles . . . worlcing logelher in 'rhe war ellorl . . . Hummel and Downing . . . co-operalion of The school . . . whal lo do wilh lhe paper money . . . To lhe Red Cross! says lhe school . . . slamp and bond sales promolion . . . Viclory corps . . . imporlanl programs in A . . . new semesler . . .new members . . . eleclion of officers . . . allenolance charl checked al meelings . . . molion lo adjourn . . . sec- onded . . . passed President Sally D'Amico, Bob Claypool V1'ce-president Ken Dermody, Llawell Welnalc Secretary Therese Kelly. Charmaine Kossow f'ldL'isers X Miss Wilson, Mr. Morslad, Mr. Boone September 1943 to January 1944 Eyed by KEN DERMODY, SALLY D'AM1CO and THERESE KELJ plan school drives. Page Scucnry Chess Iuh President . ,ALFRED RATHMANN Vice-president JOHN BERGER Adviser MRS. FREEMAN 5Wu5ic Club ' Pf9Sider7f JAMES KUKLA MARIE VOIGT Vl'C9-preSl'del7l' MARIE VOIQT ROBERT CIENIAN Secretary MAYROSE I-IEIN AUDREY GRUEL Advisers MISS LEHMANN, MR. GOODRICH JDREY GRUEL, MARIE VOIGT, and ROBERT CIENIAN ficiate at a Music club meeting. The crucial moment is at hand for JOHN BERGER and RICHARD FINTAK. while ROBERT PARKIN- SON watches BERNARD BUDNY ponder his next move. Forum Debate Senior Members BRUCE KANITZ, LOUISE ANN OUAST ERWIN KARNER, LLOWELL WELNAK Adviser MR. MADISON ANN BUDZISZ, KATHRYN BANDOMIR, and LLOXVELL XVELNAK assist GLORIA ORTON, RUTHANN GOLOB, LOUISE ANN QUAST, and ALFRED RATHMANN to pre- pare for a forthcoming debate. Shield lub Sou'rh's only girls' club . . . crearing Chris- Jrian characrer . . .candle ceremony of seven lighls . . . informal suppers . . . Crisco Kid versus Dulch Klenzer . . . enlerlaining pro- grams . . . monihly meelings ar YWCA . . . dislinguished guesl speakers . . . selecl Ring group . . . limiled membership . . . seniors only . . . discussing dares, romanlic noi hisloric . . . caroling al Chrislmas . . . Chrislmas boxes for relocaiion cenlers . . . preparing scrapboolcs for velerans . . . folding bandages for The Red Cross . . . use- ful acfiviiies . . . SouJrh's female populalion all our for war! President Ada Rankin. Mary Louise Schulz Vice-president Dorolhy Wiele Secretary Lois Bischoff, Ruth Kopczynski Treasurer Rulhellen Sosalla, Marilyn Breclce Scribe Marcella Zagorslci Advisers Miss Churchill, Miss Wilson Hobbycraf ADA RANKIN serves tea to fellow Shieldi members, RUTHELLEIN SOSALLA, LOIS BISCHOFF, MARCELLA ZAGORSKI, MARY LOUISE SCHULZ, and DOROTHY WIELE. Puppel show . . . minialure Sinalra sends To sell bonds . Chrislmas parly . . . iive and iolces . . . music and candy, bc .sweel . . . cake and coke . . . fun for every one, sharpy square . . . guesl speakers . . . visil's 'ro arf exhibils . . . a The easy way . . . sunburned laces . . . Tired leer . . . Annl picnic . . . a solid season President Bob Hensley Secretary Beatrice Koi Rufhann GC Adviser Mr. Drabinowicz Treasurer Violet Bai VIOLET BARANT, BOB HENSLEY, JESSIE GREENARD, JEAN YOUNG. IRENE KOWALSKI, and ROBERT HAYNE are deep engrossed in carving figures out of wood. si ri gr Q Players' guild Developing leadership . . . inslilling inilialive . . . selecl membership . . . annual Chrisimas produclion . . . The Losl Slar . . . aura of reverence hov- ering over A . . . lradilional carols . . . familiar narralors . . . vivid pageanlry . . . ably-performed pan- 'romime . . . appropriale coslumes . . . arlislic scenery . . . a colorful memory . . . produced by a capable organizalion President Robe:-if Czerwinski Vice-president Jean Ann Jennings Secretary Caroline Traulsen Treasurer Shirley Wicherl Advisers Miss l-lampel. Miss Marheine fficers ROBERT CZERWINSKI, JEAN ANN JENNINGS, and CAROLINE RAULSEN show guild members BRUCE XVENZEL and RUTH HODIK the mem- 'rship list. Boys' lub lasculine meelings . . . war bond program in . . . . Curly Wenzel and Vera Robarge iling lhem in Jrhe aisles . . . boogie man lzerwinslci liclcling lhe ivories . . . piano laugh- g harmoniously and rhylhmicallyg. . . peppy arlies . . . marine movie . . . hilarious hayrides . . bye, bye, Boss Bergland . . . benelil dance . . proceeds lo lhe Red Cross . . . benevolenl oys' club scoring again! . . . lun-loving loes llemininily . . . d'annual dance . . . a sweel iccess . . . mirlh and melody . . . lraining in aamworlc . . . successful slcaling spree . . . raclising leadership . . . lascinaling loolball lms . . . colorful cage conlesls . . . inleresling ilramurals iarp slull 'esident ice-president 'cretary reasurer duiser :gc Seucntyescucn puns plonlilul . . . slriclly Bruce Wenzel Darol Robarge Roberl' Czerwinslci George Chrislensen Mr. Drabinowicz ROBERT CZERWINSKI, GEORGE BEHLING, GEORGE CHRISTENSEN, DAROL ROBARGE, and BRUCE WENZEL comprise a jolly group of Cardinal boyz. ' Peppy polkas . . . mazurkas and live . . . Halloween par K u 5 Z . . . prornofing friendship . . . Polish arf and craff exhibif . preservafion of Polish cusfoms . . . movies of Nazi invasii . . . boogie in fhe band room . . . annual spring dance . l annual deklamacia confesf . . . shaky voices . . . knockii knees . . . one acf plays, Polish and English . . . picnic Sheridan park . . . Polish Air corps films . . . yearly gwiazdka .. . Chrisfmas program and parfy . . . open membership . . .v , , riefy programs following meefings . . . guesf speakers . . Lzbrary Sczence a pO'lS 'edC'Ub President Pearl Ann Nowak Secretary Bob Sarbinow: Vice-president Helen Grabowslci Treasurer Helen Orlow: Adviser Mr. Lemanowicz Youngesf member of Soufh's .family of clubs . . . fundamenfal fraining in library work . . . noon meefings . . . lunch, danc- ing, and fun . . . gafherings fransferred fo 3:lO . . . business plus pleasure . . . learning 'ro check books . . . mending and preparing books for borrowers . . . faking furns in fhe library . . . assisfing 1 fo adverfise besf sellers . . . preparing for librarians' careers . . . laborafory meefings consfrucfive and insfrucfive President Mildred Maerfz I Vice-presiident Marge Kosciuk Secretary Marion Kreklow. Shirley Slawny Treasurer Rufhellen Sosalla. Mary Gembecki Sergeant Uf APHIS Jeaneffe Nowicki I Adviser Mrs. Thode Enslaved Poland is portrayed by HELEN ORLOYVSKI, PEARL ANN NOWAK, ROBERT SARBINOWSKI, and HELEN A' . GRABOWSKI. MARIE KOSCIUK, MILDRED MAERTZ, SHIRLEY SLAWN Y, and MARY GEMBECKI exhibit the year's In-st sellers. during free periods . . . making affrac- five' posfers . . . mounfing book iackefs ESSIE RANKIN, IONE ADELSBERGER, CLARA KNOLL, RUTHELLEN DSALLA, and ROBERT CZERWINSKI discuss the grandeur that .was Rome. Mask ana' W ig Jlure Barrymores and Cornells . . . sl plain inleresled sludenls . . . sludy- g slagecrafl . . . praclicing wriling . . developing direcling abililies . . . , illivaling dramalic Jralenl . . . play con- isls . . . monologues melling milce frighl' . . meeling every lhird Monday . . . iur-group organizalion . . . radio plays . . penelraling drama . . . hilarious :medies . . . life advisemenl play for e underclasses . . . Somelhing Really :per . . . modern you+h's problems . . . 'me suggesled solulions . . . gripping yslery . . . Flopodapolus . . . vanishing airlooms . . . suspicious characlers . . . iriel'y programs . . . slage-slruclc Sallys Q id Sammys . . . merry make-up ma- ievers . . . lraining Thespian lalenlsl esident Roberl' Czerwinslci, Rufh Boncel ce-president Marianne Baerwalcl, Jeanelle Block rrelary Virginia Timian 'easurer Rufh Boncel, Audrey Ciesky 'geants at Arms Carol Ruizinslci. Palricia Wendi, Roberr Lassa 'Uisers Miss Blaclc, Miss Bradshaw ngc SEUCIIIQ-l1iIl0 Searching for forthcoming productions are MARIEANNE BAERWALD, RUTH ISONCEL, ROBERT CZERWINSKI, a i ' . Inter 05 Lovers of lhe Lalin language . . . song fesls . . . new song books, Carmina Lalina . . . informal Chrislmas parly . . . Jingle Bells in Lalin! . . . dancing and reireshmenls . . . guesl speakers . . . molion piclures . . . The grandeur Thai was Rome . . . playlels . . . A Day Wilhoul Lalin . . . variely programs afier meerings . . . music, comedy, drama A. . . Lalin, lhe gale lo a loeller vocabulary . . . servicemen's pen pals . . . Arma virumque scribo . en- lerlaining and educarional club fare . . . Lalinus Clulous hepus lo Jfhe iivus esll First Consul Rufhellen Sosalla Second Consul Roberl Czerwinski Praetor Clara Knoll Quaestor .lone Adelsloerqer Aedile Jessie Rankin nd VIRGINIA TIMIAN and in hanrL working to accomplish the tasks imposed on them during the war period, the students of South Division form the very life line of the school. They com- pose the school, and they give the school its fame. Around them, all its activities are centered. Our allied friends from Holland first make the acquaintance of the fresh- men, the newestadditions to South. Although considered babies by the upper- classmen, the freshies soon snap out of that rut and into the groove! For they are the leaders of tomorrow. . Dirk and Keetje next become absorbed in Sally and Sammy Sophomore. They find many of them hammering at their books, as well as making a well- worn track around the first-floor corridor. Out of this atmosphere! They're hep, hep with helium! YVell alreetl echo the Dutch twosome. On their tour of the school, our little pals from the land of the tulips and windmills had picked up a few pointers in drug-store English from the elite juniors. Abandoning the heavy books, these strictly solid three-year students are plenty potent where cutting the rug and knowl- edge of the latest platters are concerned. Last but not least, our victory pals are introduced to the seniors now in the finale of their high school career. Their departure from high school makes way for other graduates who will carry on the traditional Shoulder to shoulder spirit. May good luck, good fortune, and everlasting peace follow our victory pallsl as well as all of our graduates and students as we travel life's road to- get er, Hand in hand . The Seniors 1'-7 sit on top ofthe world Honors Frances Spera Firsr Honors in Scholarship January 1944 Marilyn Herzog Second Honors in Scholarship January 1944 Faifh Healey Represenrarive Girl January 1944 Karl Guenrher Represenlalive Boy W Medal January 1944 ardinal Mel Mochalski Mayrose Hein Cololenfz Baslcefloall Civic Music Mecl Trophy June 1944 January 1944 Violef Cosfea Caroline Traulsen Junior Girls' Junior Girls' English Cup English Cup January 1945 June 1945 Ps Eeby ll-Stars Jean Ann Jennings Firsi Honors in Scholarship J 1944- fe' CharloH'e Wafson Mary Louise Wolk Marion Poczelcai une -lonorable Menlion Honorable lvlenlion Honorable lvleniion in in in Scholarship Scholarship Scholarship June 1944 June 1944 June 1944 He,-be,-1, Waraczynskg Firsi Honors in Scholarship June 1944 Marcella Zagorski Represeniaiive Girl 111 June 1944 Donald Ruefz Clifford Maier Teglmeyer Cup Alumni Book January 1945 June 1945 E h I James Mock Represenlafive Boy June 1944 l Honors Arlene Anderson English Kagel Cardinal Annual: Century Our First Lady Dorolhy Bauer Eleciive Alexander Mifchell: Walker Players' Guild The Pep sodent kid Sophie Andriisos Accounling Doerfler: Walker All-Cily Orcheslra Sophie says it with music. Rulh Behling English Alexander Miichell: Walker Girls' Club: Ceniury: Shield Club Behls of love for the Navy Richard - Bieske Malhemalics Waller Allen Honor Sociely: Cardinal Weekly: Slage Crew Manager: Sfudenl Council: Hobbycrafl Meditation - with a smile lone Boehm Eleciive Eugene Field Hobbycraff: Mask and Wig A beaming Boehm Royal Belz Science Doerfler: Walker Class Play Roi Royal Lois Blessing English Kagel Class Commission: Honor So- cieiy: Cardinal Weekly: Sfudenl' Council: Office Monilor: lnfer Nos The Snap piest senior Imelda Budzynski Sienographic Sl. l-lyacinih Class Play Typisl: Hobbycralf: Infer Nos: Chess Club: Girls' Club: Cenfury Imy likes Dagwood-sandwiches. Page Eighry nh! l Lois Colleran Kagel Mask and W Shield Club Ah! to become a marine Leo DeLisle Si. Pafrick Science Club Leo likes models-airplane. ig: Girls' Club: Alberf Bugs Sfenographic Ebenezer Lurheran: Walker Cardinal Weekly: Cross-couniry: Baskerball, Minor Emblem: Cheer- leader: Cardinal Boys' Club He tame: he led: they yelled. Belly Jane Burke Elecfive Doerfler: Walker Hobbycraff: Office Monifor: Chrisimas Pageani Personality in a pint package Frank Cesar: Accounfing S+. Hyacinlh Honor Socieiy: Cardinal Weekly Business Manager Frank flyl intelligent Carole Chapui' Eleciive Walker Orchesfra Rhythm in her fingers anudry Seniors Roberf Conafy English Greenfield: Walker Class Play: Fooiball. Minor Em- blem: Track: Cardinal Boys Club: Chess Club Bobby, the boogie man Richard Dropp Science Kaqel Siudenf Council: Wresilinq: Track: Science Club: Cenlury A stickler for form Sally D'Amico Sfenographic Doerfler: Walker Honor Sociely: Cardinal Weekly Business Manager: Cardinal An- nual: Sludeni' Council Presidenf: Vicfory Council: Office Monifor: Red Cross: Shield Club: Bond Boosler Our gal Sal i Kennefh Dermody Eleciive Doerfler: Walker Class Play: Sfudeni' Council Vice- presidenr: Track. Minor Emblem: Foofballz Minor, Maior Emblems: Baskeiball: Cardinal Boys' Club: Bond Wagon Driver Our wild Irish rose! Eleciive Eleciive Frank Ferria no Science Doeriler: Walker Cardinal Annual: Music Honor Club: Band Presideni: Class Play Orchesfra Direclor: Class Play: Sfudenf Council Music, Maestro, please! Jane Gabrielson Elecfive Doerller: Walker Red Cross: Shield Club: Rifle Club Geographical Jane Be'Hy Glueck Science Kegel G-lee Club: A Cappella Choir: Class Play Producfion: Mask and Wig A darling with a dimpled chin Rose Fooie Science Foresl Home 1 Girls' Club A sweet-shoe-full Mary Gembicki Sfenographic Sf. Hya cinih Cardinal Annual: A Cappella Choir: Glee Club: Class Play: Bond Sales: Library Science Club Treasurer: Girls' Club: Chess Club: Mask and Wig: Chrisfmas Pageanf Mary had a hobby-servicemen! Charles Ehlke Mafhemafics Alexander Mifchell: Walker Class Commission: Honor So- ciefy: Cardinal Weekly: Moni- ' for. Row 13: Class Play: Sfudenf Council: Rifle Club Treasurer Whiz Kid! Eunice Gorski , Elecfive Trowbridge Girls' Club She'll carry a torch-for humanity. Lorraine Falk Slenographic S+. Lawrence: Walker Bond Boosfer: Shield Club Garrulous Gracie Donald Farness Eleclive Longfellow: Walker Class' Play He bowled over a blonde. Margarei' Fleicher Elecfive Kegel Just ,keeps roll ferj ing along Marjorie Gueizkow Elecfive Doerfler: Walker Office Monifor: Chrisfmas Pageanl' Smiles Get Czf' results. Karl Guenfher Science Brown Sfreef: Walker Honor Sociefy: Class Commis- sion: Represenfafive Boy: Cardi- nal Weekly Sporfs Edifor: Class Play: Sfudenf Council: Foofball, Maior Emblem: Track. Minor Emblem: Cardinal Boys' Club: Chess Club Blond and brainy and brawny Dolores Greske Elecfive Greenfield: Walker A Cappella Choir: Glee Club: Office Monifor:- Chrisfmas Pag- eanf: Bond Sales: infer Nos Dodo likes ham-baked. Mayrose Hein Music Doerfler: Walker Band: Orchesfra: Glee Club: School Accompanisf: Music Honor Club: Class Play: Infer Nos: Shield Club Small but mighty Pafricia Hagen Eleciive Longfellow: Walker We call her Terpsichore. Jessie Greenard Elective Walfer Allen Hobbycraff y Ar1u miss matologist V Berry Hein Elecfive Kegel Girls' Club The eyes have it. Faifh- Healey English Eugene Field Represenfafive Girl: Class Com- mission Chairman: Honor Sociefy: Junior Girls' English Cup: Moni- for, Row 5: Cardinal Weekly Edifor-in-Chief: Sfudenf Council: Infirmary: Glee Club: Mask and Wig: infer Nos Treasurer A viral Fairh! Shirley Rae Hackeff English Washburn: Walker Cardinal .Annual Ari Edifor: Class Flay Production: Hobbycraff: Girls' Club Q Our Rae - diant artist! Paul Henning Jr. Elecfive Longfellow: Walker Jr. follows a definite pattern. Marilyn Herzog Malhemalics Roosevell: Walker Junior' Girls' English Cup: Moni- lor, Row 9: Cardinal Weekly As- sociafe Edilor: Red Cross: lnler Nos Mathematician - plus! Angeline lgnasiak Eleciive Sl. Josaphar Klub Polski Angel collects stars - of fame. Arlhur Jeske ' Elecfive Sr. l-lyacinlh Honor Sociely: Class Play: Sfaqe Crew: Track: Klub Polski From stage crew to ship's crew Jean Jaeger Srenographic Doerfler: Walker lnlirmary:' Red Cross: Shield Club Dreamy Jeannie Elaine Holi: English Kegel Girls' Club Treasurer S D H S pulchritude Marion Jacobs English Greenfield: Walker Sludenl Council: Class Play Pro- ducriong Shield Club: Los Amigos Vice-presidenl Quite a Bill of goods! Florence Jardanowski English Foresl Home A Cappella Choir: Glee Club: Girls' Club: Mask and Wig: lnler Nos A nightingale sings. Evelyn Jorgenson Eleclive Greenfield: Walker Bond Sales: Girls' Club She's a sunshine gal. ' Pane Einhtu ye Eighty-nine l l Elmer Koch Alexander Mlfchell: Walker ' Glee Club: A Cappella Choir: Cardinal Boys' Club Flower fiend Irene Kolaczlcowski Sfe nog ra phic Longfellow: Walker lnler Nos The shorthand type Therese Kelly Elecfive Sf. Pafrick Sfudenf Council Secrelary: Office lvlonifor Everybody here knows Kelly! Doris Kemperl' Hislory Waslwingfon: Walker Monifor. Row 7: Cardinal An- nual: Office Monifor: Red Cross: Infirmary: lnfer Nos Our favorite blonde! Roy Klumpp Science Kagel Honor Sociefy: Monifor. Row 2I: Cardinal Weekly: Cardinal An- nual: Class Play: Science Club Presidenl Our beaming prodigy Beverly Klug Sfenographic Greenfield: Walker Sfudenf Council: Cafeferia Small Susie's got a six-foot soldier. Elecfive cmuary Seniors Belly Kleban Eleefive Kafheleen Kennedy Eleclive Foresf Home Eugene Field Girls' Club: lnfer Nos Class Play: Girls' Club: Cenfury: Sonja Henie on wheels 'ills' Nos Smiling Irish eyes Mary Kopecky Elecfive Dorolhy Kubenilc Sfenographic Longfellow: Walker Longfellow: Walker ' Mary, we'll miss you so. Chess Club Typ Cel ical typ Cel ist Efhel Luckmann Sfenographic Longfellow: Walker Chess Club A priceless ethyl Kenneih Krumnow Elective Doeriler: Walker Cardinal Weekly Business Siaif: Class Play: Gym Team: Los Amigos Enter Mortimer, our hero. Geraldine Kucharski Slenographic S+. Cyril Cardinal Weekly: Klub Polski Math figures in trig ue her. James Kukla English Doerfler: Walker Music Honor Club President: Cardinal Weekly Business Siaff: Cardinal Annual: Class Play: Band Sergeanl: Orchesfra He's that Brewster Boy. Shirley Kochan Sienographic Sl. Pafrick Hobbycraft A mite fyj gift to the Waves Mary Lukas Sienographic Eugene Field Cardinal Weekly: Class Play: ln- firmary: Girls' Club: Mask and Wig Merry Martha Efhel Kulas Science Greenfield: Walker Hobbycraif: Inter Nos Fancy free she wants to be! His Paul Kowalchuk Science Doerfler: Walker Fooiball, Minor Emblem: Track. Minor Emblem: Chess Club Champion: Cardinal Boys' Club A sport in all sports Pafricia Kowalski Mathematics Eugene Field Honor Socieiy: Cardinal Annual Ari Slaff: Moniior, Row 3: Bond Boosler: Shield Club: lnier Nos: Mask and Wig: Girls' Club She's our Cclassj baby. Edward Krause Manual Arts Foresl' Home V Track, Minor Emblem Our Sinatra sings UQ of wings- Q Page Ni n s 's ss Vernon Mangless Elecfive Doerfler: Walker Class Play: Chess Club: Rifle Club Star of Ihe class play - the corpse! Rufh Magisler English Kegel lnfer Nos: Cenfury Club: Girls' Club She's hep to jiuel Eileen Madsen Elective Sf. Pafrick Class Play Producfion: Girls' Club: Hobbycraff Dark and darling John Mafhers Elechve Greenfield Walker Cross-counfry' Wresfling' Cardi- nal Boys Club: Class Play Sharp-as-a-tack Jack! Dorolhy Mclnfyre Elecfive Kagel Cenfury: Girls' Club A sociable sociologist Florence Morfl Elecfive Greenfield: Walker Class Play Producfion: Shield Club: Girls' Club A delicate Mort Cal I Clifford Mochalski Science Greenfield: Walker Class' Commission: Honor So- ciefy: Foofball: Maior, Minor Emblems: Baskefball. Maior Em- blem: Track, Minor Emblem: Cardinal Boys' Club Superman ! Ediih Misorski Elecfive Sf. Vincenl' Cardinal Annual: Red Cross: ln- fer Nos Dark Eyes James Mohler Elecfive Kagel Foofball: Cardinal Boys' Club Jamie Boy could die eating. Audrey Lang Sfenograpliic Alexander Mifchell: Walker Honor Sociefy: Office Monifor: Cardinal Weekly: Music Honor Club: A Cappella Choir: Glee Club: Sludenf Council: Bond Sales A friend in need, she is indeed! Avis Olsen Eleciive Virginia Nowakowski Slenographic Gladys Ode Elecfive Alice Opolak English Alexander Mifchell: Walker A Cappella Choir: Glee Club Class Play Sfudenl' Direcror: Chrisfmas Pa eanf Sfudenl Coun- 9 C oil: Cheerleader: Players' Guild U! Rah! Rah! Olsen 1-ini-imssssswewsewessemessus - We-sq si-or -. Alexander Mitchell: Walker Kagel Sf. Adalberf , : Girls' Club Class Play Producfion: Girls' Honor Sociefy: Cardinal Weekly: . . Club: Shield Club Cardinal Annual: Klub Polski: Gemal Ginn An Ode to Glad-ness Theresa Paradowslri Science Oklahoma Avenue infer Nos: Girls' Club A capable conversationalist Joy Papke English Foresl Home Cardinal Weekly: Mask and Wig: Girls' Club: infer Nos: Players' Guild: Glee Club: A Cappella Choir Joy to the world! Harriei' Perry Eleciive Longfellow: Walker Placid Perry' Cenfu ry Yeamirzg for learning Mary Orlich Eleciive Kagel Cardinal Annual: Class Play Pro- ducfion: infer Nos: Shield Club: Girls' Club: Cenfury Fun Incorporated Dolores Nowak Eleciive Si. l-lyacinih V Class Play Produclion: Girls' Club No frown, no scowls-Nowak Bernadine Pawlak Eleciive Sl. Adalberl' Klub Polski: Girls' Club Happy as the day is long C-lever A -rrisric R-omantic ' Ninety-three Grace Perri Elecfive G-ranf: Wausau Band Modest and musical Roberi' Pfeiffer Elecfive Alexander Mifchell: Walker Baskeiball Pfeiffer, the philatelist Ada Rankin Elecfive Doerfler: Walker Class Play: Orclieslra: Shield Club Presidenl Short sparkler Lawrence Rafayczak Accounfing S+. Pafrick Foolball, Minor Emblem: Bond Boosfer: Chess Club He bowls over all opposition. Dolores Reeves Eleclive Eugene Field Siudenf Council: Girls' Club A delightful Dolly VioleHe Schwanke Accounfing Granf: Walker Monilor, Row I7: Cardinal Weekly Business Sralf: Cardinal Annual: Class Play Produclion: Sludenf Council: Bond Sales Sweeter than all the roses anuary Seniors Aniia Romero Eleclive Fourfh Sfreel Sweet ana' Spanish Carl Salzer Elecrive Greenfield: Walker Class Play: Foofball, Minor Em- blem: Baskefball: Track L-oyal Ruih Polcyn Accounling Sl. l-lyacinfh E Y Cardinal Weekly: Chrisfmas Pageanf: Free Men Pageanf: Mask and Wig: Girls' Club: Li- brary Science Club: lnfer Nos Semper Fidelis Virginia Rosiewski Elecfive Foresl' Home: Walker Morale builder l Irene Teschner Eleclive Eugene Field Girls' Club: Mask and Wig Tesch tastes food-for a hobby. Marvin' Vogel Malhemafics Greenfield: Walker Monilor, Row 20: Sluclenl Coun- cil: Inler Nos: Chess Club Fly-tying Maru felj Lily Sunclby Elecfive Kagel Class Play and Chrislmas Pageanl Orcheslras: I-lobbycrall Flower of the orchestra Sophie Siebly Elecfive Vieau ' lnler Nos Smiles that made us happy Mary Elaine Surges Sfenographic Sl. Palrick Orcheslra: Class Play Orcheslra: Girls' Club Musz'c Surges from her fmgers. h BeH'y Sfamnes English Greenfield: Walker Band: Orcheslra: Class Play: lnfer Nos A sure Bet Frances Spera Eleclive Doerflerg Walker Monilor. Row I4: Infirmary: Shield Club Perl Black Magic Anne Smukowski Eleclive Fernwood Library Science Club: Chess Club Dynamic redhead Sylvia Slabey Slenographic Eugene Field I Cardinal Weekly Copy Edifor: Monilor, Row I: Infirmary: Mask and Wig: Girls' Club Shy Sy! Emma Shelgren Eleclive Longfellow: Walker Class Play: Chrislrnas Paqeanl: Sfudenl Council: Bond Boosler A jiuing purler K Page Nine! y L 3 S 5 S. 3 fi s Q E E F Nim-ry-flue Adeline Waraczynski Elecfive Grani: Walker Cardinal Weekl T isf' Class :Y YP . Play Produciion: Girls' Club: Red Cross Sunshineis satellite Marcella Weiiherbee Eleciive Kagel Office Clerk: Girls' Club Busy little Bee! Lucille Walczek English Greenfield: Walker Class Play: lnier Nos: Shield Club: Glee Club: Orchesira Slender, tender, and tall! Myrile William Roosevell' Musical Mirt Richard Zullca S+., Josaphai Chess Club: Class Play: Book Sfore Sure'n it's Qfficcr Brophy. Eleclive Accouniing Summer .School Graduates Warren Churchill iviargarei Drasal John Geckler John l-lari Albin Janczak - Harry Lavine Kenneih Lederhaus E eclive E eciive E eciive E eciive E eciive E eciive Science Irene Leszczynski Eunice lviilewski Nellie Monroe LaVerne Nelson Beiiy Jane Schmiiz William Toepfer Arline Wobshall John Young Eleciive Science Eleciive Eleciive English Eleciive Eleciive Eleciiye FAITH HEALEY CHARLES EH LKE LOIS BLESSING 617114617 ARDINAL enThusiasT was FaiTh l-lealey. As ediTor-in-chieT oT The weekly. chairman oT The class commission, and as represenTaTive girl FaiTh proved a capable leader. l-ler kindliness and sparkling personaliTy won her many Triends. Indispensable was SouTh's ViTal FaiTh . EARNED lad was Charles Ehlke. WiTh Sky Anchors Aweigh his TavoriTe song, Chuck planned his TuTure wiTh The navy air corps. WheTher wowing Them in The class play or amazing Them in The class- room, he was considered ace high by his pals! We duly crowned him The Whiz Kid . RDENT SouTh DivisioniTe, cheerful Lois Blessing was sTricTly on The beam. Playing sweeT Tunes on her TypewriTer. Taking dicTaTion Trom Mr. CrouT, and wriTing The low-down abouT The seniors kepT peTiTe Lois on The go. Our Blessing became our Snap-piesT Senior . TRICTLY sharp! SporTs ediTor Karl GuenTher noT only wroTe The sporTs buT Took an acTive parT in Them. WiTh his eye on aThleTics, his hand in wriTing. and his hearT in medicine he was an all-around guy. The ideal boy oT The January class was Blond, brainy, and brawny . UPER solid wiTh sTudies and sporTs described CliTTord Mochalski. Droolin' wiTh schoolin', Cliff made The NaTional l-lonor socieTy and gained Tame by Tramping down The TooTball Tield and dribbling around The baskeTball courT. Now wiTh The army air corps is our Superman . ommission KARL GUENTHER CLIFFORD MOCHALSKI P g N M116 OOKIN' wiTh gas was James, chief oT The Annual. l-lep To iive, Jim was king-size on The dance 'Floor and sharp as a Tack abouT maTh in school, His personaliTy snared Tor him The TiTles oT represenTaTive boy and chairman oT his class. An AlreeT guy, FiguraTively speaking. he was Tops l l'L andlovable, loyal and lovely was our own Marcy. All These TraiTs gained Tor her The posiTions oT our besT gal and Annual arT ediTor as well as a seaT on The class commission wagon. Curly hair, plus big gray eyes, plus a sweeT low voice prove her PrioriTy on charm . BOUT as smiling as They come, Cliff was a biT on The inTellecTual side. Radio-minded. he was righT on The beam whenever iT came To school work or making Triends. CliTTord was a choice oT The June class Tor Their commission. His sociabiliTy made him a Ladd To be remembered . WEETEST one oT Them all was SweeT Sue! Gladys was a slick chick Traveling on The A-Train when iT came To Tiguring her way ouT oT a maTh sTickler and inTo anoTher Triendship. Scores admired our brown- eyed Susie Tor her delighTTul disposiTion which TiTled her SouTh Division's darling doll. , UPERVISING The weekly, Gerald as iTs ediTor-in-chief wroTe his way inTo The hearTs of all and evenTually inTo The class commission. Jerry spread his wriTing over The pages oT The school paper and his good will among his 'Fellow sTudenTs. A mellow Tellow, he already has a head sTarT on his Rendezvous wiTh success l ommission A y GERALD BEHMKE GLADYS SUE JAMES MOCK MARCELLA ZAGORSKI CLIFFORD PETER National Honor Society ARC-IURUS CHAPTER I NorTh, easT, souTh, and wesT, wherever They Travel in These UniTed STaTes, The members oT our ArcTurus chapTer oT The NaTional Honor socieTy will Teel aT home when They sighT The emblem proudly displayed by Tellow members. Americans do noT provide all The links in This gianT chain. PuerTo Ricans, The Filipinos, and The Hawaiians also add Theirishining sTars. Since SouTh received iTs charTer in I938 her sTudenTs have sTriven To aTTain The enTrance key To consideraTion, which is rank in The upper quarTer of The graduaTing class. A TaculTy commiTTee eIecTs noT more Than I5 per cenT oT The graduaTes To The socieTy on'The basis oT scholarship, leadership, service, and characTer. When These sTudenTs are given Their pins and member- ship cards. They are welcomed inTo an honor socieTy ThaT grew Trom The dreams and plans oT a group oT'high school principals gaThered aT a PiTTsburgh high school in I92I. Because These men realized The need Tor a scholasTic honorary organizaTion Tor secondary schools. modeled aTTer similar groups in The universiTies, They sTarTed,a high school socieTy which now boasTs over 2300 chapTers. Ari' Honors JANUARY: Shirley Rae H JUNE: LeRoy KneiphoTT, G S I k M II Z g :January Honor STudenTs:' - TOP ROW: Sally D'Amico, Audrey Lang. PaTricia Kowalski, Marilyn Herzog. ATh J k R y KI pp I UF GS 6, O Um SECOND ROW: Richard Bieske, Clifford Mochalski, Marvin Vogel, Karl GuenTher, Charles Ehlke, Frank Cesarz BOTTOM ROW: Mayrose I-Iein, Sylvia Slabey. Frances xSpera, Lois Blessing. FaiTh Healey. Alice Opolak P g A y ne Honor STudenTs JP ROW: RoberT Cienian. Herberi' Waraczynski, Roberi' Claypool, RoberT Czerwinski, Gerald Behmke, Clifford PeTer, mes Mock DW 3: Marion LaTus, Gloria Brzezinski, EsTher Jagodzinski. Warren Cowdrey. John Ambrose, Marion Poczekai, Mary uise Wolk - EW 2: DoknaTh Nawrock, Lucille Zimmer, Billylu SexTon. CharloTTe WaTson. Jean 'Ann Jennings. Audrey BerTling, Mar- a Zagors i ' JTTOM ROW: KaTherine Leaman, MyrTle STrommen, Margy Schuliz. Marilyn Brecke, Isabel Szwalkiewicz, Gladys Sue lrt Honor Roll ' . - ArT honor sTudenTs are righT on The doT wherever Th e arTisTic Touch is in demand. Michelangelo, Rembrandt nd da Vinci have noThing on The budding young arTisTs who win a place on The ArT l-lonor roll. These 'udenTs are Truly deserving of awarcl. Many hours oT Tedious labor musT be puT inTo arT work done in class r on exTra-curricular proiecTs. Leadership, scholarship, and willing cooperaTion are characTerisTic of any- ne receiving This recogniTion. U Iusic Honor Roll i Magical musical Tingersl Melodious voices! These are The giTTs possessed by The sTudenTs on The Music lonor roll, esTablished in l93O. I-lowever, TalenT alone does noT raTe Them a place on The scroll oT honor. .II musT make sTeady progress in Their parTicular fields, parTicipaTe in musical TuncTions. and possess qualiTies Thigh scholarship and able leadership. Work, work, and more work is behind The success of These per- Jrmers oT Tomorrow. ' usic Honors NNUARY: Mary Surges. Mayrose Hein, udrey Lang. Frank Ferriano, James Jkla, Lucille Walczak JNE: RuTh Fenner, RoberT Cienian. argy SchulTz l i . . l ge Nzncty-nine l 4 professional at silence Mary Benson Eleclive S+ Sfephen Class Play: A Cappella Choir: Orcheslra All-Cify Orchesfrag Chruslmas Pageanl: Music Honor Club Shield Club Ring Group Shell fiddle with nursing. Mary Augusiowski Science Foresl' Home Chrislmas Pageanls: Red Cross: Chess Club Secretary: Klub Pol- ski: Girls' Club: Players' Guild: Rifle Club: lnler Nos Can a doll take your pulse? Belly Jane Beckmann Eleclive Richards: Walker Chrisfmas Pageanf: Variely Show: Red Cross: Shield Club Air-minded Becky Eva Bednarski Eleclive S+. Vincenl: Walker Girls' Club The Lady Eve--who's Adam? Regene B rgersen Science Greenfield Walker lone Adelsberger Eleclive Longfellow: Walker Band: Class Play Produclion: Inl'er Nos Treasurer She plays to beat the band. John Ambrose Malhemafics Sl. Augusline: Bay View Honor Sociefy: Cardinal Annual Sporls Edifor: Cardinal Weekly: Chrislmas P a g e a n 1: Sfudenf Council: Viclory Council: Chess Club President: lnler Nos: Rifle Club: Bond Booslers: Boys' Club: Newsboys' Club: Spanish Club A winner in life's struggle Gerald Behmke Manual aris Forest Home Honor Sociely: Cardinal Weekly Edilor-in-Chief: Class Commis- sion: Teglmeyer Cup: Hobbycrafl Presidenf: Chess Club Vice-presi- dent: Los Amigos A rendezvous with success Shirley Beihel Science Sl. P'e+er: Walker Red Cross A pharmacisfs mate Lois Benski Eleclive Waller Allen Infirmary Her favorite dish, English lk O ye One Hundred One Jean Blake Accounfing Sl. Sianislaus: Bay View Band: Swimming DaguJood's fauorite blonde Howard Block Science Longfellow: Walker Foofball: Track: Baskefball: Siu- denf Council: Chrisfmas Pageanf: Glee Club: Variefy Show Block ed in for aviation Audrey Berfling Sfenographic SL' Barbara: Sl. Slanislaus Honor Socieiy: Variefy Show: Chrisimas Paqeani: Glee Club: Monifor, Row 17: Office Moni- lor: lnfer Nos Serenely sweet Regina Beyer Eleclive Si. Vincenl: Walker Girls' Club Regina, queen of the camera Barbara Bialczik Sfenograplwic Alexander Miichell: Walker Library Monilor: Bond Sales: Boosler Club: Library Science Club Sew what, Barb? Bernice Boelime Slenograpliic Granl: Walker The Gregg twist on life Doris Boeslxaar Eleclive Eugene Field Cenfury: Girls' Club A solid sender Connie Borowski Eleciive S+. Vince nl' Music Fesrival: Chrisfmas Pag- eanl: Chess Club: Klub Polski: Girls' Club: A Cappella Choir A V-mail female Hilda Biziak Science Kegel Band: Mask and Wig Hilda makes friends easily. Lois Bischoff Science Greenfield: Walker Monilor. Row 6: Shield Club Sec- reiary: Siudeni' Council: ln fer Nos Little Goody Saddle Shoes Alice Bruclxlaauer English Marilyn Breclre Elecfive Sl John Walker Longfellow: Walker Girls Club Hobbycraff Honor Sociely: Cardinal Annual A+ Ed r:Sh'ld CIbT - Sunshzne m the dark-room url, lor le u teas Merry Lynn Gloria Brzezinski Science Sf. Anihony Honor Socieryg Cardinal Weekly: Cardinal Annual iCopy Ediior: Red Cross: lnfer Nos: Girls' Club: Ceniury: Underclass De- clamaiory Conresf: Klub Polski South's pride and Glory Bernice Budzinslci Eleclivev Si. Maifhew Her heart is Young and gay. Ann Budzisz Laiin S+. Anihony Cardinal Annual: Chrisimas Pag- eani: Variery Show: Forum De- bafe: lnfer Nos: Girls' Club: Klub Polslci Pistol-packin' Anna James Brehm Science S+. Lawrence: Walker Wresfling, Minor Emblems: Fool- ball: Cross-counfry: Golf: Cheer- l e a d e r: Cardinal Boys' Club Treasurer: Boosier Club: Players' Guild In his merry old-smobile Peggy Brown English Sf. Mailhew: S+. John's Callie- dral lnfer Nos Treasurer: Girls' Club: Hobbycrail Full of rascality, that's Peggy. Marian Borfh Eleciive Kagel Mask and Wig: lnfer Nos: Girls' Club Facloium NUDE! Cl lUOI'I'y-FIEUBI' Cl CINE M726 Sophie Bulrowiecki Elecfive Sr. Adalberr Girls' Club: Klub Polski Red sails as a secretary. Marilyn Buschman Elecrive Kegel Chrisimas Pageanf: C e n + u r y : Players' Guild: Varieiy Show Thou art a fair damsel. One Hundred Three Roberf Cienian Elective Sf. Aclalberf Honor Sociefy: Cardinal Weekly: Cardinal Annual: Variefy Show: Sfudenf Council: Glee Club Pres- idenf: A Cappella Choir: Music Honor Club Vice-presidenf: Klub Polski Presidenf: Cenfury Swing 'n sway the Cienian way Frances Cissa Elecfive Sl. Lawrence: Walker She found the way to his heart. Bob Claypool Science Kagel Honor Sociefy: Cardinal Weekly: Cardinal Annual: Chrisfmas Pag- eanf Sfudenf Direclor: Monifor. Row I9: Foofball. Minor Emblem: Baskefball Manager: Track: Sfu- denl' Council Presidenf: Rifle Club Presidenf: Variefy Show: Cenfury: Cardinal Boys' Club Secrefary South's super cerebrum Seniors Joan Cochrane English Longfellow: Walker Cardinal Annual Business Man- ager: Band: l-lobbycraff: Shield Club: Cenfury: Girls' Club: Vari- efy Show Jo imparts the artistic touch. 1. Evelyn Cook Elecfive Colonel Whife, Ohio: Walker Cook sews a fine seam. Beffe Buss Elecfive Agnes Carlson Sfenographic Sf. Marfini Doerfler: Walker Monifor, Row I3: Sluclenf Coun- Aggie knows a certain Ladd cil: lnfer Nos: Cenfury: Mask and Wig Who is that military secret? Roberf Czerwinski Mafhemafics Doerfler: Walker Honor Sociefy: Cardinal Weekly Sporfs Edifor: Chrisfmas Pageanf Direcfor: Variefy Show: Orafori- cal Confesf: Golf: Swimming: Players' Guild Presidenf: lnfen Nos Second Consul: Mask and Wig Presidenf: Cardinal Boys' Club Secrefary: Office Monifor: Music Fesfival Soloisf: Sfudenf Council Don't Bb: By? like Bob. Margarel' Czerniakowski Elecfive Sf. Hyacinfh Girls' Club Strictly box-office stuff Warren Cowdrey Mafhemafics Doerfler: Walker Honor Sociefy: Cardinal Weekly: Sfuclenf Council: Chrisfmas Pag- eanf: Variefy Show: lnfer Nos: Mask and Wig: Free Men Pag- eanf The best man of the class Longfellow: Walker Band Orchesira: Sfudenl' Coun- cil Rifle Club: All-Cify Band A high caliber rifleman Reggie Dombrowslli English Sf. Aclalberl , - Infer Nos: Girls' Club: Klub Polski Queen on a bike Sigrun Danielson Elecfive Johnson: Wesf Milwaukee Shield Club Syncopatin' Siggie Colleen Dahl Elecfive Kagel A colorful worker June Fabian Science Harney Ceniral High, Madison Girls Club A sweet strawberryiblonde J Alden Erikson Science Longfellow: Walker Foresl' Home Office Secreiary She goes for Bing with cr bang. Virginia Dulac Eleciive Lincoln: Walker The efficient type-ist Jerome Durslui Science S+. Vinceni: Walker A man of few words Rose Dykes Eleciive Foresl' Home Always ready with a smile 55253 . James Drummond Science Foofball: Wresfling: Varieiy Show A Bulldog,' at wrestling Sylvia Drozewslni English Page One Hundred F Y S 2 E ig 5 2 5 53 3. Joy Belle Gillard English Granig Walker All-Cify Bands Music Fesiivals Belle en Joy s sewing. Herberf Friiz Science Kaqel Chrisfmas Pageanisg P l a y e r s' Guild A rug ged fellow Eugene Field Ceniuryg Girls' Club Si. Slephen Jane Feliian Eleciive Reigns ouer hobby-horses Ruih Fenner Eleciive A Cappella Choir: Orchesira: Office Moniiorg Shield Club: All- Cily Orcheslraq Varieiy Show Her life's a harmony of strings. Shirley Forsfer Sienographic Doerliler: Walker Infirmary: Library Moniior: Library Science Club: Hobbycraif: Varieiy Show Shirley she's Al set. ge One Hundred Five Buriell Genfz - English Eugene Field Library Monilorg Varieiy Show Pat packs popular platters. Verneia Gezeli Slenoqraphic Alexander Miichellg Walker No one's sweeta' than Neta. lone Filberf Elecfive Greenfield: Walker Band: Class Play Orcheslra: Red Cross A nut that knits Donald Filui' Science S+. Hyacinrh Granh Walker lnfer Nos: Chess Club Hobbycraflg Science Club lnier Nos Tropical fish finance his fun Gerry Frid Science Quiet and truly intellrqent x Dorolhy Grimm Elecfive Lincoln, Oconomowoc: Juneau A Cappella Choir: Glee Club: Varieiy Show A singer in foreign missions Faye Guse riely Show Shirley Gleason English Kegel Mask and Wig Presidenl: Bond Booslers: Variely Show: Girls' Club: Cenlury: Free Men Pag- eanf A squirrel for the YVAC Eleclive Oakfield, Wisconsin 11's little things that count. Muriel Glilz Eleclive Franklin: Walker Infirmary: Clnrislmas Pageanl: A Cappella Choir: Glee Club Gentle of voice, fair of face Roberl Haralson Science Greenfield: Walker Baskelball: Track: Swimming: Va- He'l.I fly from the Ycast . Audrey Hayes Eleclive Kaqel l-lobbycrail' An Ace is Audrey. Beverly Haglund Eleclive Doeriler: Walker Shield Club: Girls' Club XVink for Beverly Roberl' Gunkel Science Sf. Marlini Glee Club: Sfudenl Council: Cenlury Sergeanl al' Arms Bob's a future Flying Tiger. Une Marcella Gromacki Scuence Waller Allen Office Monifor Foresl' Home ' Red Cross: Cenlury A smile we love to see ' f SS N She's insured for work RU'i'i'1 Hasmuk Slenograplwic e One Hundred Seven Roberi Hensley Science lmmaculale Conceplion: Ba y View Cardinal Annual Ari' Sfaff: Variely Show: Sludenl' Council: Hobby- craff Presidenf: Fencing: Rifle Club: Cardinal Boys' Club Groom ed for the air corps Lucille Jansa Sfenograplmic Irving: Walker ' Seabee-her specialty Esflmer Jagodzinski Slenoqraphic Sf. Adalberf Honor Sociefy: Monitor. Row I5: Cardinal Weekly: Infirmary: Recl Cross: Klub F'olski: Girls' Club She'll win her way by diligence. Seniors Belly Janousek Sfenograplwic Foresr Home: Walker Inler Nos Business Iihefsj Betty. Blanche Horning Elecfive Doerller: Walker Class Play Orclweslra: Band: Li- brary Monilor: Library Science Club Bambi Horning is a dear . Leanore Henry Elecrive Washingfon: Ken. Pennsylvania There's Doe in bookkeeping. Alice Mae lngralmam English Longfellow: Walker Glee Club: Red Cross Sweet stuff Ellen lsely Sf. Ignatius: Walker lnfer Nos A mistress of tongues June Husion Waller Allen Class Play Produclion June dreams of drawing. Fred Holub Science Longfellow: Walker Christmas Pageanl: Foolball: Players' Guild: Sludenl Council He sits cmd knits-his eyebrows. Science Eleclive Bruce Kani Gladys Kamneh Eleclive Sf. Sfephen Girls' Club: Cenfury A Cookie for Blondie Jean Ann Jennings Science Longfellow: Walker Honor Socieiy: Cardinal Week- ly: Viclory Council: Chrislmas Pageanfs: Sfudenl' Council: ln- firmary: Monilor, Row I4: Play- er's Guild Vice-presideni: Red Cross Cheerful Jean's truly a queen. Louis Juszczak Mafhemalics Sl. Adalberl' Fooiball: Capfain. Maior Em- blems: Track, Maior Emblems: Chess Club Louis I, King of Sports fl English Doerfler: Walker Underclass Oraforical Conlesf: Cardinal Weekly: Band: Sfudenl' ., .. Council: Cross-counfry: Tennis: Golf: Fencing: Mask and Wig: infer Nos Shoo-shoo-shoo Kanitz Emoiean Kaphingsf Eleclive Ebenezer Lutheran: Walker Office Monifor: Bond Boosfers Em braceabIe Jean Foresi Home Klub Polski Granf: Walker Hobbycralf Secreiary A charming operator Gloria Kaesfner Elecfive Sl. Paul: Cenlral. Sheboygan Cheerleader: Swimming Her racket is tennis. Belly Kallies Elecfive Chrisl' Lulheran: Walker Red Cross: Girls' Club KaII Bet for historical dates. Margaref Jashaway Science Foresf Home Infirmary: Library Monifor: Red Cross: Varie'ry Show: Inter Nos Treasurer Josh away with Jashaway Rulh Januchowslri English lVe'll hate to be Ruth less. Rose Marie Januchowslci Eleclive X 3 at si s is Page One Hundred L Leroy Kneiphoff Elecfive Walfer Allen: Kosciuszko Cardinal Annual Ari Sfaff An easel future Harry Knufowski Elecfive Foresf Home Knut s about hunting and fishing One Hundred Nine Erwin Karner Mafhemafics Alexander Mifchell: Walker Forum Debafe: Variefy Show Korner, champion charmer Lucille Klameclni Science Foresf Home Klub Polski Lighthearted Lucille Alice Klosiewski English Foresf Home Office Monifor: Girls' Club She's what we'd order. ' Shirley Kobza Slenographic Sf. Anthony Girls' Club Kub's headed higher and higher. Doroflny Komassa Elecfive Sf. Adalberf: Walker Sfudenf Council: Glee Club: A Cappella Choir: Music Fesfival: Office Monifor: Klub Polski: Variefy Show A singing Dolly Frank Kerzich Elecfive Green Bay Avenue: King South's sagacious Socrates Rufh Kopczynski Sfenographic V Foresf Home Shield Club Secrelary: Klub Pol- ski South lX'aves goodby to Ruth. Theresa Kendziorski Elecfive Foresl Home Girls' Club: Klub Polski: Cenfury The blonde bombshell Daniel Koprowski v Elecfive Mary Jane Krolick Eleciive Sf. Lawrence: Walker Girls' Club Kagel Cardinal Boys' Club Dapper Dan, the women's man Work? Yes. Ouerwork? No! Norberf Koi Elecfive Sacred i-learf: Walker Baskeiball: Track: Foofball: Ma- ior, Minor Emblems: Varieiy Show Nub's fields-football and female Lillian Kowalski Elecfive Foresf Home Glee Club: Variely Show A Dinky Jenny Lind Gilberf Kroll Elecfive Kagel Band: C l a s s Play Orchesira: Track: Cardinal Boys' Club GilIy's for Milly. 55 H Raymond Kowaleski Elecfive Kegel: Tech Bond Sales: Variefy Show A bright and shining spark Marion Kreklow Eleciive Doerfler: Walker Infirmary: Library Monilor: Li- brary Science Club: Hobbycrall Not short, but sharp Shirley Kramer Eleciive Longfellow: Walker Glee Club: Music fice Monifor: Red Fesfival: Of- Cross: Mask and Wig: Cenlury: Varieiy Show- Knitty but nice une Audrey Kronhelm English Foresi Home lnier Nos: Shield Club Kron swims-through alge- bra. Roberi' 'Kronberger Science Sr. Anfhony: Walker Chess Club Heaue ho! A future mariner Page Onr Humlrc Om: Hundred Elcuc Be'H'y Ann Leefz Science Greenfield: Walker lnler Nos Befs a real pal. MaryRose Larsen Household arls Kegel Free Men Pageanl: Red Cross: Mask and Wi Ser eanl ai' Arms: Elizabelh Langdon Sfenographic Clyde Ladwlg Elechve Sl. Marlini Foresl' Home Cardinal Weekly Typisi: Library Glee Club Swimming Monilor: Red Cross: Hobby Craft Ce,-:fury . Clyde clicks with a camera Gentle and good-natured Q 9 Girls' Club Sl. Josaphal Pert little Iassie-Larsen Marion Laius Slenographic Gerfrude Kurylo English Kagel Free Men Pageani: Glee Club: Music Fesiivalg Mask and Wig Vice-presidenl: Girls' Club: Vari- e'ry Show Trudgfs true to Navy Blue Cardinal Weekly: Siudeni' Coun- cil: Office Monilor: Bond Sales A lover of flares --history Kafherine Leaman English Kegel Seniors Richard Lewis Elecfive Granville: Menomonee Falls Cardinal Weekly Business Man- ager: Varieiy Show A future Bee on the Sea Lorraine Lepak Slenographic Si. Parrick Chrislmas Pageanf: Red Cross A maid of art and grace H Cardinal Annual Associafe Edi- for: Honor Sociely: Cardinal Weekly: Monifor, Row lb: Cen- fury: Girls' Club: Mask and Wig The g-g-g-girl that we adore Lois Leisier Slenographic S+. Palrick Sfudenl Council: Infirmary: Girls' Club: Bond Sales Pretty, witty, and full of fun Sf. Maffhew: Mercy Club: Variefy Show Foresf Home Club Presidenf Lucille Malinowski Srenographic Sf. Vincenr: Walker Little and lovable Lou Roman Mankowski Science Sr. Vincenl: Walker Cross-counfry, Minor Emblem: Wresfling: Track: Cardinal Boys' Club Sleeping, eating-that's Roman. Belly Lyons Elecfive Glee Club: lnfer Nos: Girls' Witty. Izzy-bizry Betty Mildred Maciolek Elecrive Si. Aclalberf: Walker Bond Sales Yankee Dooley girl Mildred Maerh. Eleclive Library Monifor: Library Science Clever tongue, friendly wit Sf. Hyacinfh Polski: Variefy Show Alway on her toes Beiie Mahufa Science Blessed Sacramenf: Walker Glee Club: Variefy Show: Music Feslival She's a cute Ch1'ck . James Marek Eleclive Kagel: Tech Swimming A geologist--for fun Janei' Mandel Eleclive Foresf Home Orchesrra: All-Cily Orcheslra: Red Cross: Mask and Wig: Cen- iury: Variefy Show: Girls' Club A math-problem child I Gloria Link Eledive S+. Maflhew Mask and Wig: Ceniury: Orches- fra A Linh with the theater Mary Ann Lihau English Mask and Wig: Cenlury: Klub 3 a 3 Page One Hundred Tu Mabel Medrow Slenographic Greenfield: Walker Shield Club Mibs in a ring of friends Irene Mazurlciewicz Eleclive Sf. Adalberf Klub Polslci l Maizie Doars on men. Caroline Marlin Slenographic Greenfield: Walker All-Cily Orcheslra: Music Honor Club: Variely Show Carrie does all things well. Rose Marie Mai-hea Science Alexander Milchell: Walker Cardinal Annual: lnler Nos i Rose Marie, we choose you! Shirley Mason Eleclive Ausland: Bryanl: Cenlral l-liglw, Minnesola Arf Club: Variely Show Hermy doodles-artfully. One Hundred Thirteen Belly Mehner Mafhemafics Sl. MaH'l1ew: Walker Girls' Club: Hobbycrafl: lnler Nos Betts with a million friends Carl Mengerf Science Kagel Cardinal Annual Arf Sfaff: Class Play: Cenlury: l-lobbycrafl Treas- urer Puppets at his finger tips Beverly McKay Science Fore sl Home Chrislmas Paqeanl: Red Cross: Rifle Club Secre+ary: Girls' Club: Mask and Wig: lnler Nos Star light-star bright! Josephine Mafoh Elechve Holy Trinily Shield Club: lnl'er Nos Sl. Aclalberf Klub Polski A happy historian Offi c e Monifor: Glee Club The Class of '44's Match Dolores Mahlszalr Elechve Harry Michalek Eleclive Longfellow: Walker Track. Maior Emblem: Clirisimas Pageanl: Cross-couniry Manager: Foofball Dashing Harry Doris Michels Kagel Glee Club: Band It's natural for her Geraldine Nakielski Slenograplwic S+. Hyacinih Cardinal Weekly Business Sfaff: Girls' Club: Klub Polski Not shorthand ed on sweetness La Verne Mueller English Kagel Bond Sales: Mask and Wig: Vari- eiy Show A curly-haired beauty Audrey Neelsen English Kagel Cenfury: Boosier Club: lnfer Nos Li'l Audee loves to read. Melvin Moclulski Science Greenfield: Walker Foofball, Maior Emblem: Basker- ball. Major Emblems: Track. Ma- ior Emblem: Chrisimas Pageani: Variely Show King-size pal, Mel James Mock Elecfive Greenfield: Walker Honor Sociefy: Cardinal Annual Ediior-in-Chief: Class Commis- sion Chairman: Represenialive Boy: Sfudeni' Council: Monilor, Row 8: Cardinal Boys' Club Figure atz'veIy speaking he's tops. Agafha Moen Eleciive Eugene Field Red Cross: Hobbycralir: Girls' Club Never a moan from Moen Une Donaih Newrock Science Sf. Gerard Sf. Adalberl Variely Show: Klub Polski A gal named Jo Honor Socieiy: Cardinal Annual Liferary Ediior: Cardinal Week ly: Monilor, Row 7: Red Cross Shield Club: Ceniury: lnler Nos The LUrr'te way to success Jo Napruszewski Elechve Sf. Anfhony: Walker Club: ln'rer Nos' Vieau Our 1944 model S+. Sfanislaus Chess Club Seniors Rufh Panek Srenographic Sr. Sranislaus Calereria: Monilor, Row IO Penny-stacking Penny Evelyn Orlowski Eleclive Sl: Adalberl: Walker V Music Feslival Soloisf: Chrisrmas Pageanl: Glee Club Presidenlg Bond Sales The Cardinal Canary e One H ndred Fftc-en ' Rufh Neumann Science Cardinal Annual: Infirmary: Girls' Rurh's New-mann is Norb. Elaine Offo Elecrive Girls' Club: Ceniury: Mask and Wig: lnler Nos: Variefy Show , Norberl' Owsianny Manual arfs Nibs, MD-Master Draftsman Genevieve Obluck Eleclive Vieau Ceniury Gen has the touch for typing. Dolores Osinski Sr. Vincenf: Walker lnler Nos Watch your diet, or Lucy Obremslci Sl. Vincenf Cardinal Weekly: Chess Club: Klub Polski: Girls' Club Bales of mall from navy males Theresa OH'o S+. l-lyacinlh Sfudenr Council: Office Moniior: Girls' Club Terry ferries ouer sundaes. Dodo will. Pearl Ann Nowak Elechve Riley Klub Polski Presidenf: Red Cross Karol ing for a Sergeant Science Eleclive Eleclive Joe Paucek Eleclive Foresl' Home: Walker Cross-counlry: Track Sleepy-time Joe Shirley Pa++ Science Granl: Walker Sludenl Council: Mask and Wig Patt's lab-happy Cliff Peier Science Granl: Walker Honor Sociely: Class Commis- sion: Monilor, Row 5: Sludenf Council: Cardinal Boys' Club! Variely Show A Ladd to remember Mary Jean Pelerson Slenographic Sl. Anlhony Oralorical C o n l e s l: Cardinal Weekly: Girls' Club: Mask and W i q : Underclass Declamalory Conlesl . Jolly and friendly Richard Paul! Eleclive Sl. Wenceslaus Chess Club A Dick that Pautz fnot poutsl . Glee Club Vice-presidenl' Music Feslival: Red Cross: Girls Club Mask and Wig: Rifle Club Jennie cultivates beauty Dorofhy Pefersen Science Kagel Underclass Declamalory Conlesl: Cardinal Annual: Sludenl' Coun' cil: Red Cross: Cenlury: Shield Club: lnler Nos: Boosler Club Pete is a sweet treat. Jerome Pendowski Eleclive Sl. Vincenl: Walker Track: Cross-couniry: Baskelball: Cardinal Boys' Club: Glee Club Penny's for blondes! Marion Poczekai English Sl. Vincenf Honor Sociely: Cardinal Weekly: Moniror, Row 3: lnler Nos: Vari- ely Show Her interests are in sports. Lucille Pareni Elecflve Sl. John: Graverale, Michigan Band: Camera Club: Dramahc Club: Variely Show: Music F-es iival A bundle of charm Jennie Papageorge Elecllve Kagel One Hundred Seventeen Beafrice Raffel Science Kagel Cardinal Annual: Glee Club: A Cappella Choir: Siudenl Council: Music Feslival: Girls' Club: lnfer Nos: Boosier Club Sugar aplenty from this Beat Marvin Saben Eleclive Foresl Home ' Saben his love for chemistry Bernardine Pogorzelski Eleciive Si. Vincenl: Walker Topped with light Mariorie Poloski Eleciive Riley ' Cardinal Weekly: Cenlury: lnler Nos: Boosfer Club Knittirfsx fitten for a kitten. Lorraine Robaczek Eleclive Si. Hyacinlh Class Play Producfion: Klub Pol- ski: Girls' Club Super-duper jitterbug Richard Hayes All-Cify fra: Class Play Orchesira: Fenc- ing: Mask and Wig: Inier Nos A master of melody Delores Rindfleisch Eleclive Doerller: Walker Cardinal Weekly Typisl: Mask and Wig A Dilly of tl dolly Clara Pszybylski Eleclive Sl. Cyril Chrisimas Pageani: Klub Polski: Girls' Club ' A nimble nymph Ruck Science Ba nd: All-Ciiy Orches- 3 l Belly Quinn Science Gesu Girls' Club Betts's best bet's a marine. Louise Ann Quasf Maihemaiics Doerfler: Walker Cardinal Annual: Chrislmas Pag- eanl: Forum Debaie: Rifle Club: infer Nos: Mask and Wig: Shield Club: Girls' Club: Bond'Boosi'- ers: Varieiy Show To act or fly is the Quast ion. Charles Scharnberg Science Markesan: Walker Track He wants a flying machine. l Sl. 'Ma rlini Sf. Palrick S+. Slephen Mary Sclwnlng Science Lufher Burbank Juneau Bay View lnler Nos Arts and Crafls Club Dramailc Club She loves a mystery. Norman Schoenleber Elecfive Class Play: l-lobbycrafl: Science Club: Variely Show A Red makes history. May Belle Schendel Sfenographic A Band: Bond Sales Her world is a sunny place. Jerome Scheifen Science Cardinal Weekly Business Sfalf Searcher for truth-in science Emil Schallhorn Elechve Dakoia Walker Chess Club A hobby fit fo u President Phyllis Schaal Kagel , Science Cardinal Annual: Siudem' Coun- cil: Red Cross: Girls' Club: Cen- lury: Boosler Club Phyl's a heart's desire. Donald Schrammel Elecfive Sf. Wenceslaus Wreslling: Track: Variely Show He'll 'Don army wings. une Margy Schulh English Greenfield: Walker Honor Socieiy: Cardinal Weekly: Cardinal Annual: Music Fesrival Soloisi: All-Cily Music Fesiival: Variefy Show: Chrisimas Pag- eanl: Players' Guild: Library Sci- ence Club: Glee Club Presidenl' Always thinking of you, Margy Violel' Schuerman Sienographic Sf, Siephen Music Honor Club: All-Ciiy Band: All-Cify Orcheslra: Century: Va- riely Show: Girls' Club Music versus shorthand notes Pane One Hundred Einhr All-Cily Music Feslival: Glee Mary Louise Schulz l-lislory Virginia Serowski Slenographic Holy Cross: Walker S+. Adalberl Band: Orchesfra: Shield Club lnfirmary: Klub Polski: Girls' Club Presidenl: Library Monilor: Va- ,.:e+y Show Three-star sister Books wormed into her life. Marvella Skolzke Accounling Foresr Home: Walker Cardinal Weekly Business Siaff: Shield Club MarUel ous at foods Audrey Slupianowski 'Eleclive Alexander Milchell: Walker Billylu Sexlon Science Kegel Honor Sociely: Cardinal Weekly: Cardinal Annual Senior Ediior: Red Cross: Cenrury: Girls' Club: Boosler Club A happy-go-lucky Lulu! Club Her heart has wings. Seniors Ruihellen Sosalla Larin Si. Vincenf: Walker Band: Orchesfra: lnler Nos Con- sul: Shield Club: Library Monifor Puddie putters in the library. Dorofhy Slachowiak Eleclive Alexander Milchell: Walker She can bowl and How-ie! One H ndrcd Vnetcen Shirley Slawny Elecfive Sl. Anlhony Library Science Club Secrelary: Library Monilor A pretty WAVE's away to see . Rosemary Sokolnicki Elecrive Sr. Ada lberl Caleleria: Klub Polski: Girls' Club A poIish ed Polish dancer Grace Smerlinski Eleclive Sl. Mary Magdalene Sludenr Council: Underclass De- clamalory Conlesl: Cardinal An- nual Arf Slall: G-lee Club: Or- cheslra: Class Play Procluclion: Mask and Wig: Variely Show: Hobbycrafl Presidenl: Ceniury: Forum Debale ' Flying GI-amazon I Anifa Sfewarf Elecfive S+. Maiihew Glee Club: Chrislmas Paqeani' Proclucfion: Hobbycraff Rhapsody in H Red Myrile Sirommen Maihemalics Kegel Honor Socieiy: Monifor, Row I2: Cardinal Weekly: Cardinal An- nual: Cenfury: Mask and Wig: Red Cross: Shield Club P Myrt, the math Quiz Kid Ruth Sfrenke Sfenographic Alexander Mifchell: Walker Glee Club: Boosfer Club: Variefy Show Take a letter, darling. Isabel Szwalkiewicz Sfenographic Si. Hyacinih Honor Sociefy: Cardinal Weekly: Infirmary: G i r l s' Club: Klub Polski Waltzing Izzy Melvin Tess Science Greenfield: Walker Fooiball: Maior, Minor Emblems: Track: Wresiling: Chrisfmas Pag- eanf. Mel, ' the Ar Tess -T i Greenfield: Walker Shield Club Nary a care has Gerry. Sf. lgnafius: Horace Mann Sfudeni' Council: Cafeferia Geraldine Sfark Sfenographic Beffy Siefaniak Elecfive Betts likes Art --say no more! Ger+rude Siewari' Elecfive Si. Pairick A guard coasts into her heart. Jerry Sfuienske Manual arfs Alexander Miichell: Walker Cheerleader He's goz'n to fly sky high. Gladys Sue Eleclive Foresf Home Class Commission: Honor Sociee fy: Cardinal Weekly Typisf: Siu- deni' Council: Infirmary: Office Secrefary: 'Red Cross: Shield Club: lnfer Nos Susie's math rouses her wrath. Si, 3 as i 5 S Q wi S S Page Om- Hundred Tu. Alice Waclewski Eleciive Kagel Inrer Nos: Girls' Club: Cenfury Al sees all the headlines. Gladys Vaughn Eleciive Wiloka: Washingron-Kosciuszko, Minnesora Arr Club Dimples draws dolls. Foresi' Home Gerry ,Trempler Slenographic ye One Hundred Tlvenly-one Bond Booslers: Shield Club: lnler Nos: Chess Club: Girls' Club Gerry's ncuer contrary. Arlhur Tinger Eleciive Kegel: Walker Track. Minor Emblem: Cross- counfry, Major Emblems: Cardinal Weekly Business Sfaff: Library Monilor: Cardinal Boys' Club Tinger and track-synonomous Irene Tylczynski Srenograpliic S+. Adalberl' Bond Sales: Ceniury: Boosier Club Tillie, the toiler Herberf Waraczynski Mafhemaiics Alexander Miiclmell: Walker l-lonor Socieiy: Alumni English Book: Cardinal Weekly Associf are Edilor: Monifor, Row 20: Slu- deni' Council: Slage Crew: Rifle Club Vice-presidenl The quintcssence of intelligence Charloife Waison Science Foresf Home Honor Sociefy: Cardinal Weeks ly: Glee Club: Chrisimas Fag- eanfg Sludenr Council: Moniior, Row 2: Variely Show: Mask and Wig: lnfer Nos: Cenfury Secre- rary Nurse Watson, we presume? Vernon Weber Elecfive Jefferson, Wisconsin Baske+ball, Maior Emblem The dribbling ghost! Florence Ushekow Slenographlc Foresl' Home O Glory for Hans! Sl. Anllwony Girls' Club Ah, sweet eyes of night - John Trummer Accouniing Doroihy Wiele Science Greenfield: Walker Shield Club Vice-presidenl: infer Nos: Girls' Club A Dot of a girl tion Shirley Wiese Va riely Show Kennefh Wolf Va rieiy Show Alexandria Woznial: Si. Adalberi' Klub Polski Llowell Welnak English Doerfler: Walker Cardinal Annual Associale Edi- iorg Cardinal Weekly: Monilor, Row I: Variefy Show: Siudenl' Council Vice-presidenl: Forum Debaie: Cardinal Boys' Club A sociable kid with a lucid lid English Longfellow: Walker Ronnie aims for an office. Science Sl. Lawrence: Walker A Wolf who likes sophistica- Elecfive A classical lassie Mary Louise Woll: Elecfive Alexander Miichell: Walker Honor Socieiy: Cardinal Weekly: Chess Club Temptation holds her own. Norma Wilson Science Foresl Home Science Club: lnler Nos: Office Moniior: Varieiy Show She glories in a marine. Roberf Woida Eleclive Foresi Home Basketball: Chess Club Soda XVoida builds muscles! e 2 it Virginia Wozniak Eleciive Si. Adalberl Red Cross: Los Amigos: Girls' Club: lnier Nos Virg-in-a-twirl Lucille Yochum Eleciive Doeriler: Walker Show mmm: we -am .ef ni Glee Club: Orchesfra: Chrisfmas Pageant: Girls' Club: Variely A Leader of good Scouts Page One Hundred Twenty-I One Hundred Twenty-three Rulh Zagorslri Science Foresl Home Los Amigos Vice-presiclenl: Va- riely Show Give her a blond six-foot two. Lois Zernia Eleciive' Greenfield: Walker Sissy seams mighty sweet. Donald Zilles Eleciive S+. Maifhew: Walker Foofball, Maior Emblem: Tennis, Minor Emblem: Track A Zilly at sports Lucille Zimmer English Kagel Honor Socieiy: Cardinal Weekly: Cardinal Annual Associafe Edi- +or: Music Feslival: Band: lnier Nos: Ceniury: Rifle Club Curl swirls, topped by a beau Dawn Zengler English Hayes: Pulaski Conceri Soloisi: Orchesfra: Blue Masque Secrefary: Senior Girls' Club: Science Club: Variely Show: Rifle Club . Music charms the Duchess. Marcella Zagorski Eleclive S+. Elizabefh Class Commission: Represenialive Girl: Honor Socieiyi Cardinal Weekly: Cardinal Annual Ari Edilor: Sludenl Council: Monilor, Row 2l: Red Cross: Shield Club Scribe: Class Play Produclion Marcy has a priority on charm. une Seniors Pvf. Sylvesler Adamslri Pvf. Donald Frehler Eugene W. Lund S2c Pvf. Jerome Ralcowslci Uniled Sfales Army Uniled Sfales Army Uniled Sfales Navy Unifed Sfales Army Air Corps Victory Dzlblom. Pvf. Norberl Langlrammer Pvl. 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ROW I Adviser Miss Wil Assembly A Rows I and 7 i Row 7 Adviser Miss s+af TOP ROW: Audrey Gruel: Kennelh Roeglin: William Malinowslci:.Jerome Karpinslci: Bill Relzer: Bob Kraak: Belly Ha: ROW 4: Violel Pelrovich: Helen Gill: Raymond Harenda: Claylon Kohl: Eugene Hoppe: Virginia Versnik ROW 3: M Freinilc: Doris Dembinski: Audrey Dellwiler: Dorolhy Zimmer: Carolyn Andersen: Jane Krainiak: Jacqueline Wall ROW 2: Dorolhy Tuzialc: Ann Knezevich: Beverly Boehme: Geraldine Grabarczylc: Bessie Edwards: Bernadine Ka marelc: Joyce Dukel' BOTTOM ROW: Helen Kaeslner: Sophie Wasialc: Eslher Gembiclii: Dorolhy Garsleclci: Elea Kulinslci: Dolores Barlkowialc School starts Assembly A ROLUS Z and 7 ROW 2 Adviser Miss McGal TOP ROW: Alex Pirog: Harold Anderson: William Seizer: Tom Hell: Roberl' Slrommen: Ed Winslci: Ed Hadley RC 4: Mary Ellen Vail: Jean Bryan: Lois Wendorlf: Vicloria Zagorski: Irene Agacinski: Aiidrey Zimmermann ROW 3: If olhy Sokolowski: Rulh Fifch: Jean Gorski: Joan Chour: Dolores Uiazdowski: Bernadine Schwabe: Florence Zabludox ROW 2: Virginia Reaves: Theresa Rullcowslci: Marion Skrobaclci: Sylvia Singer: Marge Lawley: Marge Nowak: Aud Buck BOTTOM ROW: Doris Sunich: Rosemarie Trurnmer: LaVerne Slielow: Dolores Tomczalc: Rulh Scherer: Elea Orlowslci Page One Hundrcd Twenty-c H urrab! Football games Assembly A Rows 3 and 7 ROW 3 Adviser Miss Mausz TOF' ROW: Ray Tylinski: Dan Sandow: Wallace Pasbriq: John Schuliz: Gene Johnson: John Gruber: John Berger ROW 4: Marian Manlce: Ralph Zimmermann: LeRoy Hinfz: Charles McGuire: Harold Olsen: Russell Parsons ROW 3: Barbara Sierna: Dorofhy Prelesnilr: Gloria Jean Voih: Bernice Lobohke: Nancy Larsen: Doroihy Finfalc: Esiher Wawzy- niak ROW 2: Ruih Hodik: Charmaine Kossow: Ruih Rinas: Russell Wascher: Roberl Sem: Clifford Maier: Dolores Peiers BOTTOM ROW: Pai' Reynolds: Janei Sorenson: LaVerne Kossow: Dorofhy Gawronski: Alberia Pyzyk: Jane? Priegel Assembly A Rows 4 and 7 ROW 4 Adviser Mr. Holden TOP ROW: Ronald Fagan: George Andrilsos: Carl Borqwardf: Calvin Burlon: Wayne Weinak: Harold Bell: Dick Czai- lcowslci ROW 4: Jean Cruilcshanlr: Jolanla Bachinslci: Ned Churchill: George Behlingz Kennefh Ripple: Wilfred Wrighi' ROW 3: LaVerne Lazarski: Shirley Zaune: Shirley Wicherf: Louise Wierzchowslci: Bob Rick: Bill Beyer: Irene Swanio ROW 2: Dolores Anioniewicz: Aurelle Czerwinski: Elaine Rossmann: Elaine Wirfz: Audrey Burns: Shirley Enqbrinq: Lucille Baumann BOTTOM ROW: Kaihryn Chaneslce: Pafricia Cummins: Rosemarie Janicki: Ruih Menke: Bernadine Woicla: Helen Orlowski One Hundred Twenty-nine Assembly A Rows 5 and 7 ROW 5 Adviser 'Mr. Thompson TOP ROW: lvan Turner: Diclc Tierney: Bob Woiiowslci: Roberf Salzer: James Goggins: Miles Sirovina: LeRoy Mork ROW 4: Faifh Beifzinger: Evelyn Michalski: Marion Oleiniczak: Edifh Ramlhun: Reber? Haynes: Roberf Solcol ROW 3: lrene Jashinslcy: Marian Pali: ,Belly Jahnlce: Beverly Bain: Ruih Ruihenberg: Clara Knoll: Donalda Brick ROW 2: LaVerne Darm: Phyllis LeTenclre: Jessie Rankin: Dorofhy Radfke: LaVerne Macieiewski: Alice Malinowski: Beliy Marlell BOTTOM ROW: Joe Boguclci: William Luhlce: JeanCarol Hohler: Audrey Engel: Bernice Hoefer Assembly A Rows 6 and 7 ROW 6 Adviser Miss Zoller TOP ROW: Marvin Sfralfman: Bob Schmeling: George Smith: Russ Davis: George Chrislensen: Bob Smilh: John Ku- shawa ROW 4: Margarel Erclmann: Helen Huse: Gloria Defllalif: Belly Kloza: Jeanelfe Tornow: Don Tupper ROW 3: Violel Baranf: Eula Mae Adams: Dolores Anderson: Gloria Napienfek: Marion Yochum: Marie Voigf: Junior Gaqi- nella ROW 2: Virginia Szopinslci: Loreffa Rady: Beverly Kugi: Adele Darga: Auclriane Siafhas: Irene George: Wilma Culciafi BOTTOM ROW: William Doppel: Ralph Henry: Rufh Jensen: Diane Sawyer: Angeline Krolnilc: Carol Wisialowski Autumn Jn, Halloween Pano fins l-fnnrfrplf fbills and tbrills A ROW 8 Adviser Mr. Dunkel Assembly A Rows 8, 9, and ' ROW 9 - Adviser Mr. Goodrich TOP ROW: Audrey Drezdon: Elvina Fabby: George Mendel: William Kupiz: Esiher Kurelc: Bob Sullivan: Kennefh Roen- spies ROW 4: Grace Schulz: Bob Sirassburg: Gordon Giese: Chris Reinlee: Celesle Lemlce: Celesfine Lemlce ROW 3: Eugenia Blaszczynski: Bernice Budney: Virginia Baranowski: Helen Grabowski: John Barilein: Mary Jane Curfin: Riia Lipski ROW 2: Charloffe King: Luella Demski: Mary Kairichis: Shirley Henriclcson: Dolores Kowalski: Belly Jane Jen- sen: Audrey Laius BOTTOM ROW: Geraldine Blaslcowski: Marion Bednarslri: Lucy Diciaula: Shirley Bialczik: Theresa Muren: Alice Kopsar Assenqbly A ROLUS and 8 B ROW IO Adllfser Mr. Keifhley TOP ROW: George Sexion: Audrey Aul: Len Kowalewski: Kenneih Fulis: Leonard Radai: Eugene LeTendre: Donald Wall- raih ROW 4: Evelyn Philip: Virginia Warsh: Ann Meehan: Lois Lardie: Henrieffa Duerr: Grace Michaels ROW 3: Dorofhy Valencich: Rose Marie Zuelzlce: Amber Hansen: James Palmenham: Waller Thoen: lrene Tuchollca: Mae l-linlcel ROW 2: Jane Diekow: Charmaine Blechacz: Norma Grassell: Lydia Jeza: June Barrels: Camille Narazinslci: Shirley Block BOTTOM ROW: June Wendi: Dolores Maske: Juanifa Brunn: Irene Elm: Eugene Kroll: Al Ravie Ono Hnmirprl 'Thir-rn.n Assembly A Rows 8 ROW Il Adviser Mrs. Hunrer TOP ROW: Len Cesarz: Louis Wieland: Bob Blachowski: Jerry Hehzel: Donald Ruelz: Ed Brancll: Waller Diedrich ROW 4: Florence Chiconas: Vivian Larson: Louise Jozwilc: Rufh Cummings: Ruih Borchardl: Ed Barlz ROW 3: Shirley Fabian: LaVerne Rux: Grace Januchowslci: Berry Golob: Shirley Schwarlz: Claire Raszlciewicz: Margaref Brzezinslmi ROW 2: Eleanore Skowronslci: Elaine Besfor: Rufhann Golob: Pal Slengl: Vivian l-lorigan: Jean James BOTTOM ROW: EAadrykAnn Groszlciewicz: Joanna Sobkowiak: LaVerne Maerfz: Phyllis Rakowski: Lorraine Kleczlca: Belly Bach: Lucille a zu :nas Home-coming ROW I2 Adviser Miss Monsen Assenqbly A ROLUS 8, 12, and ROW I6 At1'UfSE?t' Miss Allen TOP ROW: Harvey Lufher: Dolores Kopsar: Jeannefie Nofvicki: Mariorie Williams: Marv Zaslrow: Ken Berger: Bruce Wenzel ROW 4: Anfhony Konlcel: Bernard Budny: John Drenzelc: Esfher Jaranrowski: Yvonne Bush: Ray l-loffmeier ROW 3: Elsie Zellmer: Russell Blaesing: Dolores Rulau: Lucille Kamnelz: Angeline Pungrchar: Sfanislaus Esikowski: George Wolfer ROW 2: Shirley Ladflcow: Esfher Ross: Lillian Slemberger: Beverly Brown: Geraldine Manlce: Lorraine Zernia: Louise Sfebly BOTTOM ROW: Rose Halverson: Joyce Whiffy: Beverly l-lallsirand: Geraldine Pelerson: Juslina Zdencar: Mary Ann Milcos: Eunice Schmus n .. .. 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Assembly A Rows and ROW I3 Adviser Miss Marheine TOP ROW: Dan Brueninq: Wallace Obenberger: Dorofhy Jacob: Wanda Palenski: Rodney Drosf: Ronald Gelhar: Paul Schulh ROW 4: Solveig Hansen: Beverly Kanter: Arlene Kleczlca: Leona Kawczynslci: Roberl' Bukiewicz: Donald Sundby ROW 3: Bealrice Gurgal: Phyllis Muszynslci: Rose Marie Jashaway: Eddie Kolinski: Richard Mariyka: Roloerl' Klug: Vivi- an Piek ROW 2: Roberl Sarbinowslzi: Theola Johnson: Grace Hoffmann: Wanda Maireyek: Shirley Kieker: Arline Hoff- mann: Ronald Hoen BOTTOM ROW: Arline Nuber: Lois Deckow: Grace Dulac: Leonard Kurszewski: James Frechefle 1 1 Assembly A Row ROW I4 Adviser Mr. Drabinowicz TOP ROW: Cliff Parmenlier: James Krygier: Jerome Moclc: Jack Waddell: Darol Robarqe: Paf Janlciewicz: Dave Whal- en ROW 4: Frank Oresnik: Rober+.BarHein: Kennefh Muenchow: LaVerne Ray: Richard Klein: James Borzych ROW 3: Mel Krulz: Eileen Heup: Caroline Traulsen: Charlofle Wargin: Russ Manning: Gordon Manleufel: Donald Slade ROW 2: Jeanne Hanneman: Lealrice Baumann: Floreda Lacasse: Louise Pink: Margaret Koenig: Carole Spiegel: Ari Slderas BOTTOM ROW: Emil Punko: Ann Marchese: Beverly Krempel: LaVerne Zwolinski: Lorraine Malfmiller: Rufh Korda One Hundred Thirty-three Assembly A Rows and ' ROW I5 Adviser Miss DeCourcy TOP ROW: Rufh Deiilaff: Audrey Hiori: Ray Musche: Paul Luchl: Dolores Eskowska: Doro+hy Ligoclci: Earl Oualler ROW 4: Florence Czublcowslci: Pal Donarslci: Pai' Franlclin: Virginia Jezorslci: Loyce Morley: LaVerne Kaczmarslci ROW 3: Marfha Danculovich: Bernice Goeh: Lorraine Borowski: Marian Johnson: Lorraine Zeman: Esfher Hiorf: Deloris Loe- ker ROW 2: Mary Ann Franckowialc: Elaine Boilrell: Cecilia Mossalcowski: Mary Conrad: Helen Bemis: Alice Bain BOTTOM ROW: Audrey Maslopiefroq Roberf Spicuzza: Luella Kiel: Shirley Breznik: Lucille Chrislensen ROW l7 Adviser Mr. Rasinslce Assembly A ROLU5 18, and ROW I8 Adviser Miss Lehmann TOP ROW: Virgil Linlner: Maffhew Haydalc: Henry Hammes: Jack Wepfer: Clyde Soilce: Guy Lilieblad ROW 4: Jane Kroliclci: Andrew Kamoslce: Sylvesfer Warlcoczewslci: Joseph Czernieiewslci: Eugene Jozwial: ROW 3: Gordon Ziglinslci: Charles Tilherley: Arnold Pionllcowslci: Gladys Pelerson: Marcella Glembin ROW 2: Palricia Kulkaz Gloria Hansen: Rufh Golbeclc: Dorofhy Jablonski: Bernadine Klemens: Beafrice Puzia BOTTOM ROW: Pearl Temlcin: Arline Milewski: Dolores Janonis: Veronica Jalrimczyk: Mary Smylh: Belrly Johnson ' jingle belies W -- M . - W ss . P09-2 Ove Hwldffd Thfflv U naler the mistletoe Assenjbly A ROLUS and ROW I9 Advliser Mr. Sherman TOP ROW: Dale Fox: Emily Lazerczylc: Virginia Kalill: Pal Hammond: Kennelh Buechner: Gordon Piczlca ROW 4: Arlene Koch: Vera Branlzeg: Belle Kressuk: Gerald Kulzick: Dan Czarnik ROW 3: Violel' Cosfea: Gene Gaginella: Roberf Tess: William Krause: Donald Schullz: Belly Oslrowslci ROVV 2: Evelyn Macieiczalc: Audrey Teslce: Muriel Heling: Therese Ranke: Dairl Blake BOTTOM ROW: June Barr: Leola Allison: Geraldine Rufkowski: Shirley Tess: Holley Schullz Assembly A Rows and ROW 20 Adviser Mr. Learned TOP ROW: Raymond Woiciechowslci: Norberl' Dzioba: Millon Geslce: Jim Sokol: Richard Semslsi: Donald Malovich: James Halfon ROW 3: Shirley Nowak: Eileen Sommer: Lorraine Will: Anifa Frelka: Joe Socher: Sfanley Sommers ROW 2: Margarel' Weber: Pearl Hansen: Renee Zacher: Shirley Winges: Donna Eggum: Pal Sullivan BOTTOM ROW: Arline Bessa: Helen Simon: Audrey Lueneburg: Bernice Sfobbe: Ardilh Moe: Arlene Werner Om: Hundred Thirty-fiiuc Assembly A Row ROW 2I Adviser Miss Kagel TOP ROW: Warren Towell: LeRoy Widger: James Albus: Nick Diciaula: Peggy Tess: June Paufz: Lorraine Pulvermacher ROW 3: Belly Barfelmehs: Elaine Bischof: Doroihy Wieprzylc: Doris Schmifz: Ari' Olsen: Mex Kahn ROW 2: Hannah Brennan: Mary Barfkowialc: LaVerne Pruscha: LaVerne Boucher: Adeline Surwillo: Doroihy Zeczycki BOTTOM ROW: Helen Babich: Angeline Angelos: Rufln Panek: Geraldine Werner: Delaphine Bruslciewifz Fuzzy socks and argyles too Room 106 Adviser Mr. Bell TOP ROW: Leonard Janiszewski: Roberi' Hensiak: Rich Wargin: Paul Kranich: Gerard Glysz: Jack Plaslcy: Waller Pod- komorski: Jerome Pailcowsik ROW 4: Donald Drama: James Pra'r'r: Bernard Tordilc: Arfhur Dignin: Kenneih Benzel: Les- fer Renner: Harry Ligoclci: Audrey Nencka ROW 3: Donald Drawanlz: Donald Neumann: James Molkenfin: Gordon Lewandowski: Arnold Reffig: Arr Brown: James Burns: Ross Prange ROW 2: Janice Glih: Deloris Szymarelc: Annelies Osf: Marjorie Leisf: Curfis Clever: Gene Pofrykus: Roy Scheffner BOTTOM ROW: Rufh Jansa: La Verne Junek: Joyce Grasee: Viclor Simons: Jean Pederson: Joan Murray: Audrey Srrzyzewski punt' ffnn I-fllndrmf Thfr I y School? at mialyear Room I Adviser Mr. McGarly TOP ROW: George Hansen: Pal Egan: Chesler Miller: Richard Allen: Gerhard Fischer: Ken Darlon: Melvin Krueger: Edward Baumann ROW 4: Belly Nolinske: Nancy Richards: Gordon Pedersen: lleane Johnson: Clarence Lake: Roberl Jachlhuber: Edward Kordich: Allred Ralhmann ROW 3: Dick Moline: Roberl Donnelly: Kennelh Musche: Loren Kanler: Dolores Dobiesz: Geraldine Frilz: Eslher Rulkowski: Josephine Mendola ROW 2: Gloria Gabrielsen: Alla Koch: De- lores Dale: Anna Myer: Berna Lee Gillard: Evelyn Flach: Belly Jane Riley BOTTOM ROW: Helen Pelushek: Janice Palmer: Eslher Millard: Janis Rogahn: Glenn Plellerkorn: Mildred Shelgren: Lois Kossow Room ' Adviser Miss Black TOP ROW: Charles Szmurlo: Bob Gralolowski: Henry Boellcher: Ralph Tischer: Harry Krainiak: Don Slachlewicz: Roberl Jones ROW 4: Rulh Boncel: Richard Gorski: Clarence Damaske: Regis Genllz Leonard Schmidlknechl: Mildred Cabol: James Neiderheiser ROW 3: Alberl Brinkman: Ronald Senger: Richard Kurylo: Richard Chandler: Leigh Palmer: Rudolph Roylen: Bernadine Zbierowski ROW 2: Roberl Olchesky: Theresa Bruneau: Virginia Kunshier: Lucille Turbin: Lorraine Elier: Joyce Blake: Elroy Gorski BOTTOM ROW: Iris Lucier: Phyllis Wachowiak: Calherine Orlich: Waller Brzycki: Alberl Dziadosz: Virginia Timian: Belly Olsen i One Hundred Thirty-scum Room Q Adviser Miss Churchill TOP ROW: Virginia Borgwardr: Ru+h Hanson: Roberi' Teslce: Marilyn Moroushelc: Doroihy Juszczak: Shirley Schullz: Lor- raine Kulik: Theresa Walczalc: Ray Krzyzanialc ROW 4: Roz Kaminski: Rosemary Kurelc: Norman Barfkowiak: Audrey Kru- siclc: Jane Jankowslci: Jacqueline Sidney: Judy Clarlc: Joyce Kafllca ROW 3: Caroline Bauer: Rurh Janilc: Shirley Doma- galslci: Verna Konieczlca: Grace Obremski: Dolores Wonclolkowslca: Arlene Pasbrig: Arlene Zaslrow ROW 2: Pai' Shar- row: Mary Ann Kowalski: Doroihy Poznanski: Lucy Szymczak: Genevieve Malusiak: Vivian Pilachowslri: Glenrose Spehlel: La Verne Wilke BOTTOM ROW: Audrey Tarmann: Conslance Mossakowslri: Helen Weber: June Smiih: Ruih Freda: Virginia Kupsik: Eleanor Marzec: Floreniine Szuslilc Room Adviser Miss Barry TOP ROW: Bill Lange: George Phifer: Dick Handlos: Ray Daneclci: Jean Spychalla: Eugene Snopelc: Waller Jalcubow- ski ROW 4: Shirley Weber: Arlene. Warfchow: Clifford Hale: Alan Eigner: Sigmund Snopelc: Ambrose Osfrowslci: John McCasl1 ROW 3: Arlene Gaurlcee: Elaine Czerwinslci: Audrey Banach: Grace Winlcowslci: Beverly Bach: John Sullivan: Bernice Flak ROW 2: Barbara Wolfman: Mary Ann Polnrzewinslri: Ruih Podkomorslci: Elaine Lulcifsch: June Henry: Irene Kowalski: Grela Huse BOTTOM ROW: Irene Peplinslci: Lucille Lange: Margarer Lucas: Grace Kaliszewski: Pa+ricia Paczocha: Doroihy Owsianny: Dolores Revolinslxi W znter - brrr. Page One Hundred Thirty-c J Stadium boots pn' heavy coats Room Adviser Mr. Madison TOP ROW: Grace O'Brien: Ben Tarkowski: Myron Slirmel: Fred Chrislensen: Roberl' Welch: Rosemary Radomski: Tom Rondeau: Richard Mock ROW 4: Earl Engelhardl: Dolores Ledzian: Rulh Smilh: Janel' Kassulke: Geraldine Bahr: June Harrigan: Doreen Dragan ROW 3: Kalhryn Bandomir: Marie Zak: Nalhalie LaRue: Arlene Holi: Joyce Kalbus: Faifh Wallensak: Carole Gehrke ROW 2: Vivian Meier: Daniel Tylock: Donald Wilkes: Virginia Selle: Calherine McGraw: Virginia Mendel: Evonne Hagen BOTTOM ROW: Charles Fosmire: John Mazur: Dolores Monlgomery: Lorraine Di- Pelro: Mary Dawn Hackefh Margarel Lau: Marcella Esslinger Room Adviser Miss Kleinheinz TOP ROW: Donna Evenson: Ralph Frederikson: Arline Elliolf: Roberl' Mimier: Edward Sylkowski: Gloria Niski: Russ Kaeshamer: Roberl Reimer ROW 3: Belly Mansfield: Shirley Wachowiak: Joyce Behling: Arleen Delllaflg Dorolhy Bielmeier: Eslher Kusz: Vaseleke Manos: La Verne Szalkowski ROW 2: William Farrell: Delphine Mikulski: Richard Bryan: Larry Nelson: James Andropoulos: Palricia Eckharl: Audrey Erschen: Marcella Glembin: Marcella Rulkowski BOTTOM ROJW: Dilphine Sims: Mary Pirog: Arline Brzycki: Gaylord Owens: Rose Ann Primozich: Dorolhy Blake: Theresa Engel: La erne ole One Hundred Thing-nine Room Adviser Miss Breir TOP ROW: Dorofhy Raasch: Marion Wierzchowslci: Gordon Odegard: Clem Bodus: Louis Slafer: Lewis Sfarlc: Dave Far- quhar: Donald Branski ROW 4: Dolores Brown: Richard Reszel: Edmund Janlcowialc: Roberf Praff: John Fahsel: Norman Berger: Ari Helminiak: George Herzog: Nancy Hilgendorf ROW 3: Almira Bruss: Ora Jane Siaszak: Lorraine Schwanke: John Granum: Teddy Heffel: Shirley Pafzlce: Rufh Wiegerl: Margare+ Vander Molen: LaVerne Surges ROW 2: Bernice Raflcowslci: Mary Ann D'Amico: Marianne Baerwald: Bernice Baerwald: Alice Caslle: Gene Konlce: Herberl DiHmer: Wesley Sommer BOTTOM ROW: Rosemary Thoen: LaVerne Schmid: Pafricia Goilce: Berry Midgley: Belly Schuberh Emma Sommer: Mildred Nemec Snowdrws Room Adviser Miss Barsness TOP ROW: Kalherine Jalcowyczyn: Rulrh Wardinslci: Ellen Naidul: Marie Kosciulc: Geraldine Horbinslci: Viole+ Nelson: Richard Janczalc: Henry Poplawslci: Alvin Zielinslci ROW 3: Correll Jonas: Marianne Ruka: Dolores Miliszewslci: Jane? Driscoll: Doris Zimmermann: Bernice Silcorski: Irene Kuzminski: Shirley Brekan ROW 2: Marian Halverson: Clarice Pree: Clara Szuslilc: Theresa Andrylcowslci: Elaine Grevenow: Shirley Kobza: Ffairicia Lewandowslci: Beverly Wing BOT- TOM ROW: Lucille Callies: Marianne Breznilc: Clemenf Kubaclci: Donnalou Handeland: Pairicia Ann Dillman: Mary Ann Manlyk: Mary Sanfilli: Palsy Curlin P1102 Om? Hundffd F 0 Cola' mi 5 Room L Adviser Miss Lockharl TOP ROW: Alice Sliga: Arihur Rediske: Thomas McNaughion: Werner Pufahl: Delphine Soilca: Arnold Srurornslci: Gerald Jurkiewicz: Kennefh Vogel ROW 4: Bob Tenioni: Richard Meehan: Ronald Molifor: Jack Siearle: Alex Adam- slci: Emily Rohr: Dolores Harenda: l-lermina Milcolaiczak ROW 3: Maryann Miller: Audrey Budish: Mariorie Bellis: Pearl Guse: Riia Gregory: Jean Schwind: Ray Trzesniewski ROW 2: Rufh Schaning: Lillian Neumann: Gerfrude Kolod- zieski: Alice Behmke: Karolyn Gruber: Doroihy Cifkowslci: Sylvia Sfaniak BOTTOM ROW: Delphine Langer: Renee Krause: Lois Washicheclc: Marfha Rufh: Tess Zdzielslowslxi: Siella Pavich: Lois Felder Rggm Adviser Miss McDermoH TOP ROW: Ralph Nikoden: Audrey Kapalczynslci: Carol Ruizinski: Theresa Reszka: Leonard Jeka: Leroy Smolkovicz: Waller Brandi: Ervin Popa ROW 4: Bernice Tomaszewski: Dororhy Ziolkowski: Carol Jean Flanery: Florence Brandi: Parricia Wendi: Genevieve Borzymowslci: Fred Gieseqh ROW 3: Camille Dluge: Frances Deqaro: Grace Lockwood: Elvera Dey: Elaine Sfoclce: Dolores Sobczalc: Audrey Marrfn ROW 2: BeHy Gember: Chris+ine Gierzyclci: Be+iy Hoppe: Gerfrude Nicolai: Luella Johnson: lone Harding: Berry Uciechowslci BOTTOM ROW: Gerald Lemmer: Rufine Rybaclci: Lorraine Neumann: Sally Janneiio: Mary Skoropal. Leocadia Macieiczak: Veronica Kubisialc Om' Hundred Forty-one Room 2 Adviser Mr. Liffle TOP ROW: John Kordich: Vernon Conklian: John Pogodzinslci: William Mandel: Thaddeus Kudrilco: Donald Barrels: Roland Mais ROW 4:'Sylvia Kryszewski: Norma Gaines: Dorofhy Neuzil: Richard Finfalc: Virginia Forlune: Marlyn Ladwig: Olga Slampfel ROW 3: Naomi Johnson: Joe Varga: Donald Miller: William Bilanslcy: Vernon Konkel: James Lovell: Riia Glembin ROW 2: Virginia Maiuszewslci: Sophie Radmanovich: Gloria Zurowski: Virginia Poloski: Lor- raine Klosiewslci: Lodell Timmons: Sylvia Jeza BOTTOM ROW: Frank Marlino: Bob Parkinson: Imogene Cunningham: Elaine Sunich: Dolores Jensen: Lorraine Born: Rose Marie Koszewski Roof-n Adviser Mrs. Smifh TOP ROW: Shirley Rulzinslci: Lois Delflafi: Marlha Piechowski: LaVerne Kinasl: Rose Mary Lynch: Doris Dumke: Clarice Rofh: Doris l-lenrichs ROW 3: John Brossman: Dolores Falkenslein: LaVerne Ciseslci: Helen Swiner: Ruih Grabow- ski: Geraldine Nelson: Mary Winkler ROW 2: Geraldine LeRoy: Nancy Delaporle: Arlene Sobczak: Bernadine Lobacz: Evelyn Ciszewslci: Roberl' Powers: Donald Wichman BOTTOM ROW: Shirley Bergeon: Arlene Huck: Dorothy Koslrova: Diana Dyalculovich: Myra Shepard: Gerirude Kleczka: Janice Hepp ' Sprzng fever i ,W rx , n That dizzy feelzng ' ,, ROOM 230 Adviser Mrs. Freeman Room 231 and 230 Room 23l Adviser Mr. Nowak TOP ROW: LeRoy Malson: Darold Kusch: Julius Roeder: Eddie Polaslci: Dennis Sciuli: Alex MacLean: Roger Patzke: Gene Siachnilc: Ervin Wondolkowslci ROW 4: Roland Sfoparp Veronica Raslia: Gladys Miner: Lois Loeher: Marvin Palkowslci: Russell Mafhersg Danny Daneclci: Eddie Schauer ROW 3: Doroihy Sims: Harry Sielcierslxi: Wayne Raclcowski: Roberl' Semrau: Raymond Anloniewicz: David Frankowslci: Richard Schmidf: Roberf Miller ROW 2: Andrew Plerkovich: Leonard Wieclcowslci: Gerald Willis: Roberi' Prilchefl: Norma Farris: Irene Paczkowslci: Rufh Gollwil-Aer: Angeline Slig- llih BOITLOM ROW: Sylvia Feronas: Rila Mafuszewski: Gloria Cole: Mary Doda: Rifa Weclcwerlh: Virginia Bieszlc: eanne :son Room Adviser Miss Bafz TOP ROW: Helen Malec: Margie Wood: Lorraine Kurylo: Palricia Hadden: Lorraine l-laplca: Eunice Koslrzewa: Clif- 'Ford Molcellce: Lesier Woodcock ROWT 4: Basil Maneage: Claire Raszlciewicz: Clarence Conrad: Carl Glapa: Roberl Zergmam: Muriel Gaiewslci: Audrey Hoernlce: Chrisl Poulos ROW 3: Arvid Sperling: Ralph Tomczyk: Lucy Brehmer: Ann Zabludowski: Virginia Poczelcai: Floreniine Bonlc: Blanche Sarneclci: Dorinne Traulsen ROW 2: Claudine James: Lyle Knowlion: Geraldine Volcelich: Helen Iracki: Bernadine Brzezinslci: Edilh Fuhrman: Bob Siarlc BOTTOM ROW: Doroihy Cecol: Shirley Friel: Caroline Lynch: Diana Behrendi: Donald Smifhg Roberf Dougheriy: Dolores Budnilc One Hundred Forty-three ROOM I34 Adviser Miss Bradshaw Rooms and ROOM 243 Adviser Miss Marlin TOP ROW: David Wypiszinski: Joyce Hayes: Joe Ramsak: Jack Smifh: Gerald Rogall: Tom Schaefer: Bob Grunwald: Jim Braden: Paul S+roihenke ROW 4: Lowell Gleason: Ely Leyinsky: Bill Claypool: Belly Rowinski: Margaref Kuchar- ski: Beffy Zakszewski: Corrine Kleczka: Beverly LaPorie: Beverly Rogall ROW 3: BeH'y Grabner: Alice Miller: Joan Mcllraiih: Carol Brain: Jean Wierzchowski: Shirley Moroushek: Irene Schyma: Lucille Reske ROW 2: Leonard Brinkman: June Schwarh: Grace Skorzewski: Dolores Troianowski: Geraldine Krause: LaVerne Frederickson: Lois Kam- inski: Audrey Miller: Charlolfe Kramer: Rurh Aldrich BOTTOM ROW: Leonard Belleau: Ruih Grove: Grace Fischer: Gloria Pokrop: Marcella Spychala: Marion Blank: Mary Granf i April showers Rooyn 3 0 8 Adviser M r. Coffeen TOP ROW: Theresa Konkel: Audrey Swanda: Consfance Richards: Francis Synowicz: Roberi Walczyk: Gloria Meisner: Sylvia Kobelinski: Florence Kawczynska ROW 3: Jean Brooks: Fannie Buch: Dorofhy Gorski: Joan Kunkel: Susan Choinacki: Pafricia Koszewski: Ruih Meisner: Geraldine Janik ROW 2: Beairice Lewison: Richard Gay: Ray Pokrop: Audrey Ausrnacher: Carole Wolf: Dorofhy Romaszewski: Marie Worzella: Glorianne Kusmierczyk: Grace Borzych BOT- TOM ROW: Gerald Winkowski: Kaihleen Hickman: Lorefia Skonecki: Beverly Lange: Audrey Ciesky: Alice Garber: Cecilia Puzia: Theresa Krzewinski Paae Ona Hundrod Forty-f Reversibles in the rain AROOITI ' flduiser -Mrs. Keyes TOP ROW: Gene Gilberl: Bob Wiorek: Lorraine Felkner: June Zimmermann: Waller Simonz: Daniel Waierski: Eugene Roecker: Norberr Disch ROW 4: Dorolhy Brozovich: Melverna Born: Joan Krzewina: Geraldine Marks: Shirley Eckerl: Bernice Gaska: Lois Fiedler: Ted Frankowski ROW 3: Arduine Kaczmarek: Charmaine Koenig: Rulh Parkinson: Virginia Januchowski: Elhel Swosinski: Arlene Kinney: Lillian Poczonlko: Evelyn Adamczyk ROW 2: Dorolhy Clark: Angeline Canalla: Evelyn Chiaverolli: Mary Wukadinovich: Audrey Ermelf Bernice Werner: Tillie Bulchar BOTTOM ROW: Belly Manzeck: Rulh Brokiewicz: Virginia Fernandes: Liesel Morilz: Virginia Jankowski: Jeanelle Slryczek: Palricia Geckler Room Adviser Miss Ouirlc TOP ROW: Dale Drager: Joseph Olszewski: Norb, Jeske: Charles Gordon: Arr Baermann: Jerome Beaudry: Richard Erdmann: Bill Williams ROW 4: Roberl Sharrow: Marian Blalmik: Rulh Derdzinski: Mary Ann Dziennik: Dolores Kaczynski: Belly Thomas: Delphine Schullz: Donald Ffachowicz ROW 3: Rila Czaplewski: Lorraine Perry: Gloria Orion: Frank Schreiber: Henry Barczewski: Rufh Bulgrin: Maycel Richlew: lrving Adler ROW 2: Marlyn Bergmann: Frank Polochnick: Jack McManus: Harvey Arndl: Dan Tulkowski: Irene Burzynski: Gladys Smaglik: Jeanelle Block BOTTOM ROW: Eugene Woilczak: Audrey Scoll: Lena Pacini: Phyllis Acker: Eileen Napier: Bealrice Filar: Dorolhy Zeisig: Dorolhy Napruszewski: Kalhleen McCormick One Hundrvd Forty-five Room Adviser Miss Durbrow TOP ROW: Ralph Ralcowslci: Arnold Franz: Rich Adamczewslri: Dale Hoffman: Ken Verlinden: Cliff Johnson: Bill Tifh- erley ROW 4: Alvin Kaslelic: Robert Daniels: Charlofle Benrud: J. Richard Salcalowslci: Paul Derouin: Donald Kollaiz: Edward Skurzewski ROW 3: Jean Blaesius: Yvonne Arnesen: Glenn Hall: Joseph Maiewslci: Arleen Wilke: Theresa Cesarz: Bealrice Szymczak ROW 2: Gene Mane: Eslher Kolslci: Eleanore Byczynski: Geraldine Herelc: Eleanore Sar- neclmi: Doris Tomaich: Frances Urbas BOTTOM ROW: Gordon Doppel: Harry Kolhrade: Rulh Chrislianson: Rose- marie Dlugi: Evelyn Harenda: Joyce Carpenfer: Audrey Lauf Roofn Adviser Mr. Lemanowicz TOP ROW: Jacqueline Jones: Florence Goslomslci: Ardylh Kuiafh: June Luedflce: Florence Slomslci: Dorolhy Susfman: Roberf Kleban: Henry Grevsmuehl ROW 3: Jacqueline Mallson: Audrey Smerlinslci: Louise Lorbiecki: Grace Kamin- ski: Florence Graske: BeHy Heinricks: Rose Marie Donarslci ROW 2: Margie Smilh: Belly Woll: Johanna Pawlowsky: Helen Zanski: Chrisline Zaffrann: Belly Jane Cissa: Dorolhy Block BOTTOM ROW: Belly Vaughan: Jane Napier- alski: Dolores Kozbiel: Irene Wysocki: Alice Wysoclzi: June Kramer: Nancy Bishop May flowers W Page One Hundred Forty l l Slick chicks-snazzy 'ladczwys T Roofn P Adviser Miss Hampel TOP ROW: Kenneih Kochan: Bob Banler: Bill Zinge: Kennelh Blake: George Kossow: Roberl Ponalh: Ferdinand Kuilca: Clifford Koilarelc ROW 3: Marianne Maas: Dorofhy Baiurny: Audrey Parker: Theresa Burbulalc: Sylvia Radovich: Virginia Marcinlciewicz: Viclor Mislca ROW 2: Geraldine T. Smerlinski: Shirley Klinq: Beverly Kupfz: Margarei For- iuna: Marion Fabry: Lois Wannenmacher: Geraldine B. Smerlinslci BOTTOM ROW: Audrey Olsan: Jean Picuro: Coral Dehne: Sharley Parks: Marceline Cramer: Dorolhy Silcorski: Helen Lakomslci Room Adviser Mr. Nelson TOP ROW: Jack Schwarlz: Leo Obluck: Winlred Gross: John Szyperslci: Sylvia Owsiany: Ediih Schmidi: Dolores lwaszlco ROW 3: Marcella Solcolowski: Mae Beyer: Charlolfe Klein: Arlene Bayer: Eugene Pike: Richard Furmanslci ROW 2: Aqnes Dancy: Shirley Johnson: Alice Wiiman: Ru+h Reenae Zogg: Iris Bergerson: Dorolhy Maichrzak BOTTOM ROW: Erwin Kasian: Virginia Kubisialc: Dolores Lyrenmann: Pansy Macek: Clifford Rinqle: Doris Boucher Room Adviser Mr. Biddiclc TOP ROW: Bob Lassa: Marie Zilnilc: Kalhleen O'Dell: Belly Thiede: Gloria Wroblewslci: Joan Schuldl: Celine Mys- zewski ROW 4: Marian Coolcus-: Anna Mokwa: Palricia Schroeder: Julia Zawaclci: Jean Golding: Florence Zawacki: James Pares ROW 3: Dolores l-laladei: Conslance Kosleclci: Sally Wielebslci: Geraldine Kaminslci: Adeline Januszew- ski: Jeanelle Schloemer: Dorofhy Pior ROW 2: Dolores Rodiez: Mildred l-laladei: Doreen Garslcy: Dorolhy Marcinialc: Gerald Flees: Palsy Scheef: Marian Kaslcowslci BOTTOM ROW: Theresa Caslillo: Conslance Swoboda: Shirley Praeflce: Palricia Glocksine: Charlolle Wenzel: Audrey Jane Heling Sclvoofs out Room Adviser Miss Hicks TOP ROW: Ronald Schlailcowslxi: Leroy Calabrese: Bill Borgwardf: Gerald Schweiqer: Eugene Richards: John Posby- halla: Rollin Block ROW 3: Jean Ruefz: Deloris Poqorzelslci: LaVerne Beyer: Eunice Schalloclc: Geraldine Taiera: Shirley Nelson: Regina Slapczynski ROW 2: Joyce Glebke: Grace Krause: Eslher Kraus: Margarer Kozinslci: Marion l-leilmeier: Marie Goral: Jean Wandschneider BOTTOM ROW: Donald Kellenbeil: Genevieve Wisniewslci: Mary Ann Vida: Berry Ullsperger: Bernice Cisz: Shirley Rulhenberg: Marjorie Traxel: Gerrrude Kroloer --A--we-R-X-W ---,slums M ,mserefu Paac One Hundred Fortu-cz bsentees ' VP ROW: Roberl Shillinq: Earl Davis: Arlene Goike: Pauline Bruclcbauer: Beverly Knoblauclw: Dorolhy Haufz: Rose- arie Muiclwler: Donald Soucie ROW 3: Palricia Gray: Jean Carpenferg Lois l-liese: Beverly Schuliz: Joe Bergeron: mes l-louse: Gerry Speiclner: Edmund Banaslci ROW 2: Audrey Bohlman: Jean Andropoulos: Dorofhy Klingsborn: iarlofle Kramer: Eleanore Golob: Mary Trandalir: Lucille Zickerl: Jean Bennell BOTTOM ROW: Waller Pelushelc: ' illiam Puhelc: Bernadelfe Wendell: Violel Moline: Bernafline Jurqilanis: Maryfsnn Balfhazor: Violel Kuslce: Palricia sion ' Life Advisement Counselors Freshmen MRS. 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