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

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1947 volume:

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We appreciaTe The numerous exquisiTe painT- ings +ha+ brighTen our corridors and classrooms. We enjoy SouTh sTadium, The siTe of our many unTorgeTTable grid baTTles. K erik-a.f4Aif!-Lf.: iL...,.A-I - 'HJ' J if -fzvffkr'-.f .f-f'-ftL.- Kfffbf-iftff , yt L, .,f.4,4,-, ef Lf -e, VVe are proud of ThaT spiriTy of uniTy, of doing everyThing TogeTher, +ha+ forever binds our hearTs To our Alma MaTer. We realize ThaT all of These living memorials could noT have been ours wiThouT your devoTion and labor. The class of I947 graTeTully dedicaTes The ThirTy-TourTh ediTion of The CARDINAL. -s mfllr' -. 3. A4 '-' 4' Az' 5 3 fn 4' Fx? li ,wil R NQFX' g , fl w -'x iq ,JJ 3-g:?11y2 Qi'-.7.,'q, Hg..4' PG. W B, 1--5 EM? ,jg-+!Q-'-,V la., y, ,. , K. I, Z K 1 A Ar- X 5-L-,X M5 -1 ,mn . ,J ,f - L M N - : 3 ff , Ta! if wtek-1'A '41 2 : fi1k RAS'-g','7eX ,Ibn , ras f ., '1-f'T '4 'i fl yah- ' -., K NUM M-- -? 5' 'ref-5 '- 2 ' 31.3 Je, 'f :lbs I 'S - 'H ' A Q iv , N. 955 . 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Thus on Cobie day, Seplember 24, Ihe unmeaningful name, assembly A, became Co- blenlz hall. Cobie and Souih Division, one and insepa- rable, were al' lhal' momenl' linlced Iogelher forever. II was an occasion Ihal will never be lorqollen by Ihe graduares, sludenls, and friends who were presenr. Since ils conslilulion was adopfed in I92I, Ihe Alumni associalion has done much for Soulh. The Alumni boolc, presenfed each year Io The junior boy excelling in GI Victory Dance Paqe IO HONGR ene Meyer, L.ily Towell Slocombe, William Rasche, Philip G-eil, l-larold Towell, EsTher Kaqel, Hazel Pidd, Raymond Bruss, Johanna Gail, Mahlda Geil, Harry E, CoblenTz, l-lermine Foelslce, Hanna Monsen, Annelle Goldman English, has been an incenTive Tor disTincTion in scholar- ship. This year The associaTion was also responsible for The Tremendous TurnouT aT The SouTh Division GI VicTory ball. On ThaT nighT servicemen, TogeTher wiTh Tormer sTudenTs, renewed acquainTances aTTer a long separaTion during The war years. WiThouT a doubT The mosT ouTsTanding service oT This organizaTion was To make possible The unTorgeTTable TiTTieTh anniversary banqueT held aT The Milwaukee audi- Torium, December IO, 1943. CongraTulaTions To These qraduaTes OT oTher years. As Mr. CoblenTz said, They are The hearT and spiriT oT our Tine Alumni associaTion. Dr. Theisen, Mrs. ScoTT, Supf. Goodrich, Mr. CoblenTz. Mrs. CoblenTz, Mr, PoTTer, Mr. CrouT Page I I Mr. Coblentz PRINCIPAL More lhan iusl a friend 'ro all, Mr. Ray D. Croul has bee come an infegral parf of each and every Soulh Divisionile. l-lis generous smile and lalherly advice daily influence all his youngslers. l-le inspires high scholarship and noble char- acler +rai+s. Always on hand +o encourage a foolball player or praise a school produclion, he has won lhe admiralion of leachers and sludenls alilce. Because of his sincere inleresf in exlracurricular aclivilies and compelilive sporls, our principal exemplifies lhe Shoulder-'ro-Shoulder spiril which Soulh so proudly boasls. ln hearl lhey are one. Leff fo Rlglwf Mr Croul, Alexander Mac Gillis, Eileen Balcshfa Faqe I2 VICE-PRINCIPAL JAMES A. BOOK l-land in hand wilh +he fine lradilions of Soulh, Mr. James A. Book, vice-principal, worlcs diligenlly for The bellerrnenf of our school. His compefence as direclor of school finan- ces has mainfained our balances on an even lceel. When circunnslances required, he has sfepped inlo lhe role ol acl' ing principal wifh +he same quief efficiency. This was +he case loelween fhe years I935 and I937 and again during recenf shorfer periods. Mr. Boolc's friendly alfilude and ceaseless concern for his job are indeed iSou'rh's lorlune. Leff lo Righi: Mr. Boolc. Theresa Krzewinslci, Cecilia Puzia Page I3 adv H. R M ,im is av- X 5 As, N 5 I Sfandingz Virginia Mendel, Richard lvlolin, Glenn PTeTTerkorn, Seated: Mary Wukadinovich, lleane Johnson, Mr. CrouT Class COMMISSION JANUARY ls everyone in Tavor oT donaTing money Toward a gown, promoTing The senior dance, and making banqueT Trophy case? asked lleane Johnson, chairman oT The arrangements were some oT The duTies OT This execuTive January class commission, aT one OT iTs meeTings. Choos- lady and her Tour commiTTee members. TogeTher They ing a new ring sTyle, deciding upon The Type oT cap and kepT The aTTairs oT The graduates moving smoothly. l Representative Students JANUARY , WiTTy, aTTracTive, inTelligenT - These ' are The qualiTies in lleane Johnson ThaT in- l Tluenced The February graduaTes To elecT her Their represenTaTive girl. l-ler Triend- liness and sparkling personality will cheer many paTienTs when lleane becomes a nurse. FooTball games, novels, and midf nighT snacks are her specialTies. enioy moTor racing, a week end aT The lakes, or iusT lisTening To Vaughn Mon- roe, claimed Glenn PTeTTerkorn, repre- senTaTive boy. This TalkaTive lad is as charming as he is intelligent. Glenn is now studying mechanical engineering aT The U. S. CoasT Guard academy. lleane Johnson, Glenn PT'eTTerkorn Pace I6 Back Row: Ruth Brokiewicz, Glorianne Kusmierczyk, Beverly McManus, Virginia Mendel, Dorothy Neuzil, Donald Bartels, Middle Row: lleanu Johnson, Kathryne Bandornir, Celine Myszewski, Virginia Poloski, Theresa Konkol, Front Row: Sylvia Jeza, Mary Wukadinovich, Esther Millard, Glenn Ptetterkorn, lNot Picturedl lrene Kowalski, Bernice Gaska National Honor Society JANUARY We must see that our spark plugs ot ambition, our senior counselor. At the honor day program, January battery ot enthusiastic energy, and our motor ot spirit- 9, she challenged the student body to cultivate these ual, physical, and emotional stability are all tuned to traits. We must goto work even it it means sacritice their maximum proticiencyf' stated Miss Estelle Stone, and much ettort, urged Miss Stone. Scholastic Honors JANUARY Wisdom, though richer than Peruvian mines, And sweeter than the sweet arnbrosial hive, What is she, but the means ot happiness? Edward Young l Celine Myszewski and Glorianne Kus- mierczyk were selected tirst and second LA,-, honor students ot the January IQ47 class with averages ot 92.70 and 92.08 re- spectively. Formerly a Student council representa- tive and a bond booster, Celine was a member ot Klub Polski when she was graduated. 'n- Glorianne spent most ot her spare time working tor The Cardinal weekly. Former monitor ot row 6 and both ottice and in- tirmary monitor, Glorianne will attend college. Glorianne Kusmierczyk, Celine Myszewski Page I7 GERALDINE BAHR DUANE BANASKI Sfenographic Shield Club: Cardinal Girls' Club Science FRANCES BARTL Elecfive C a r din a I Girls' Club: Slwield Club WILLIAM BILANSKY Manual Arfs All-Cily C I1 o r u s: Glae Club: Cliess Club: Card- inal Boys' Club KATHRYNE BANDOMIR Science Honor Sociely: Class Play: Chrislmas Paqeanl: Forum De-bale: Infirmary Monilor: Glee Club DONALD BARTELS Manual Arls Honor Sociefy: Cardinal Annual Liferary Sfalf: Pho- lograplwy Club MELVERNA BORN Eleciive RUTH BROKIEWICZ Sienographic Honor Sociely: Music H o n o r Club: Freshman Honors: Glee Club: Mask and Wiq Presidenl DOROTHY BROZOVICH Elecfive Music Honor Club: Card- inal Girls' Club: Glee Club: Class Play: Chris?- rnas Pageanf: All-Cily Chorus: Music Feslival TILLIE BUTCHAR RICHARD CHANDLER FRED CHRISTENSEN Eleclive Elecfive Elecfive Class Play Producfion All-Cily Chorus: Cardinal Boys' Club Secrefa ry Page I8 I Page I9 ELAINE CHWALA BERNICE ClSZ Elecfive Elecfive Spanish Club: Cardinal Weekly Typisi IMOGENE CUMMINGHAM Elecfive Cardinal Girls' Club: Siu- denf Council: Senior Band YN ELAINE CZERWINSKI Elecfive T' DOROTHY CLARK DELORES DALE LORRAINE DIPETRO CAMILLE DLUGE Sfenographic Elective Elecfive English Shield Club: Cardinal Class Play Produciion lnfer Nos lnier Nos: Cardinal Girls' Girls' Club: Sfudenl' Council NORBERT DISCH DOLORES DOBlESZ ROBERT DONNELLY Elecfive English Elecfive Cardinal Boys' Club: Fool- lnfer Nos: Class Flay Baseball ball, Minor, Maier: Track Producfion Club DOREEN DRAGAN Elecfive Girls' Gler: Club JOSEPH DULKA SHIRLEY ANNE ECKERT AUDREY ERMEL DONALD EWIG Elecfive Eleclive Eleciive Served I2 monflus in U. S. Bond Boosler Army MARCELLA ESSLINGER LORRAINE FELKNER LOIS FIEDLER EVELYN FLACH Elecfive Slenographic English Eleclive lnler Nos: Cardinal Weekly Band: Spanislw Club Typisf GERHARD FISCHER Science Foolball, Major: Baslcelball Manager, Minor: Cardinal Boys' Club NORMA GAINES BERNICE GASKA PATRICIA GECKLER Sfenographic Sienogrephic Eleciive Shield Club: Clwrislmas I-lonor Socieiy: Klub Polski: Shield Club Pageanl Sfudenf Council CYIUG Page ... .bf XROLE GEHRKE RITA GLEMBIN GERARD GLYSZ DONALD GRABARCZYK Elecfive Sfenographic Eleciive Eleciive Klub Polski Cardinal Boys' Club: Base- ball niors Page 2I MARY DAWN Class Play: Cardinal Girls' Club Secrefary EVONNE HAGEN IONE HARDING ARLENE HOTZ English Science Music Honor Club: Shield Freshman Honors: lnfer Club: Cardinal Girls' Club: Nos: Srudeni Council Cardinal Weekly Typisf: Class Flay Producfion: Chrisfmas Pageanl: Glee Club HACKETT Elecfive l Elecfive if . HARVEY HINZ GRETA HUSE HELEN IRACKI WALTER JAKUBOWSKI Eleciive English Elecfive Mask and Wig Presideni: infer Nos: Cardinal Weekly infer Nos: Klub Polski: Weekly Sfar Reporfer Music Honor Sociely: Glee Typisf C a r din al Girls' C l u b: Foolball. Track, Magors Club: Track Cardinal Annual Typisl' Forum Debale President Music Honor Club VIRGINIA JANKOWSKI PATRICIA JESION Shield Club ROY JOHNSON Eleclive English Shield Club: Cardinal Girls' Club: Class Play SYLVIA JEZA Science Honor Sociely: lnler Nos: C a rd i n al Girls' Club: Shield Club Treasurer: In- firmary Monilor: Class Play ILEANE JOHNSON Science Honor Sociely: Represenl- alive Girl: Class Commis- sion Chairman: Shield Club Secrefary: Class Play: Slu- denl C o u n c i l: Infirmary Monilor: Monilor, Row ll ARDUINE KACZMAREK JOYCE KALBUS JANET KASSULKE Eleclive Slenographic Elecfive Eleclive lnlirmary Monilor Cardinal Girls' Club: Shield Club ELAINE KLAPKA LORRAINE KLOSIEWSKI ATLA KOCH Eleclive Slenographic Science Shield Club Cardinal Girls' Club lnlcr Nos: Shield Cub: C a r d i n al Girls' Club: Class Play Produclionz Ol- lice lvlonilor THERESA KONKEL Eleclive Honor Sociely: Cardinal Girls' Club: Library Cadel: Klub Polslci Page 22 Page 23 CONSTANCE KOSTECKI Eleciive Klub Polski: Cardinal Girls' Club lRENE KOWALSKI Elecfive Honor Sociefy: S h i e l d Club: l-lobbycralfg Inier Nos: Cardinal Weekly Slar Reporfer: S1 u d e n + Council ALBERTINE KOZMINSKI JOAN KRZEWINA Eleciive Klub Polski: Shield Club Elechve Cardinal Girls' Club fer Nos: l-lobbycraff SYLVIA KRYSZEWSKI Elecfive Cardinal Girls' Club GLORIANNE KUSMIERCZYK Mafhemaiics Honor Sociefy: Salufaior- ian: Girls' English Cup: Weekly Associafe Edifor: lnfirmary Monifor: Moni- lor, Row 6: Cardinal Girls' Club: Siudenl Council MARGARET LAU DOLORES LEDZIAN English Elechve Mask and Wig: Bond Boosfer: Sfudenl Council: Infirmary Monilor CORRINE LUEBBEN MARY MABlE WILLIAM MANDEL FRANK MARTINO f' Eleciive Science Elechve Accoun ing Glee Club: Mask and Wig Boys' Glee Club Secrefary: Bond Boosler S+uden+ Council ESTHER MILLARD Honor Society: Infer Nos AUDREY MATUSZEWSKI BEVERLY MCMANUS Elechve Elecfive Hobbycraff Sfudcnf Coun Honor Socieiy: Cardinal Annual Ari Sfaff: Klub Polski: Mask and Wig VIRGINIA MENDEL Science Honor Socieiy: Class Com- mission: Cardinal Annual Liferary Sfaff: Siudenf Council: Monifor, Row 2: Infirmary Moniror: Card- inal Girls' Club: Shield Club: infer Nos JOSEPHINE MENDOLA English Girls' Glee Club: Sludenf Council: Class Play Pro- ducfion: Bond Boosfer: Chrisfmas Paqeanf English Manual Aris Cardinal Annual Liierary Siaff: Honor Sfudy Hall Monilor GI1UCI DONALD MILLER CHESTER MILLER RICHARD MOCK Science Elecfive Baslcefball, Minor ANNE MOKWA RICHARD MOLIN DOLORES ANNA MYER Eleciive Elecfive MONTGOMERY K I u b Polski: C a rd i n al Cla s s Commission: Bond Elecfive Class Play Weekly Business Sfaff: Boosfer: Tennis, Minor: Shield Club Sfudenf Council Swimming: H o no r Sludy Hall Monifor Page 24 Seniors CELINE MYSZEWSKI Accouniing Honor Sociefy: Valedicfor- ian: Bond Boosierq Infir- mary Moniior: Klub Polski: Sfudenl Council: Monifor, Row 20: Freshman Honors: Cardinal Weekly Sfaff DOROTHY NEUZIL BETTY NOLINSKE GORDON ODEGARD Sfenographic - Elecfive Elechve Honor Sociefy: Mask and Wig: Bond Boosler Track RUTH PARKINSON ROBERT PARKINSON JANICE PALMER Eleciive Eleciive Eleciive Siudenl' Council C li e s s C l u b Presidenig Spanish Club GLENN PFEFFERKORN Science Honor Sociely: Represent alive Boy: Class Commis- sion: Cardinal Boys' Club: Sfudeni Council: Cross- Counfry: Track: Wresflinq, Minor Paqe 25 Cross-Couniry, Minor: Car- dinal Boys' Club WALTER PETUSHEK Elecfive Music Honor Sociely: Glen Club Presiclenf: Music Honor Club Vice-Presi- deni: Clwrisfmas Paqeanl: Swimming HELEN PETUSHEK VIRGINIA POLOSKI Elecfive English lnfer Nos Honor Socieiy: Infer Nos: Mask and Wig Secrefary: Cardinal Weekly Slaff: Monifor, Row I 3 BETTY RATAJCZYK Eleciive Shield Club: Klub Polski: Mask and Wig: M usic Honor Club: Chrisimas Pageanf: Orchesfra: Band N-.sk-N-Q ALFRED RATHMANN NANCY RICHARDS BETTY JANE RILEY JANIS ROGAHN Eleciive Eleciive Eleciive Slenographic Cliess Club Presidenf: Cardinal Girls' Club ln'l'cr Nos Class Play Producfion Forum Debale THOMAS RONDEAU PATRICIA SHARROW JEROME SHELDON MILDRED SHELGREN Science Eleclive Science Eleclivo Cardinal Boys' Club: Fool- Drum Maiorelfe ball: Baslcelball WALTER SIMONZ OLGA STAMPFEL MYRON STIRMEL, JR. JEANETTE STRYCZEK Science English Elecfive Elecfive Music Honor Club: Con- Music Honor Club: Cardi- Music Honor Sociefy: Klub Polski cor? Masfer: Orcliesfra: nal Girls' Club: Band Vice- Music Honor Club: Sludenl Council Presidenf Presidenl' Orclweslra Page 26 Paqe 27 .EM ,- f' .Q,,,,-r 47,2 1 ., MARY TRANDAFIR JOSEPH VARGA, JR. BERNICE WERNER Eleciive Eleciive Eleclive lnler Nos lnler Nos: Glee Club: A JEANETTE WOZNIAK Mafhemaiics Shield Club: Cardinal Girls' Club: Spanish Club: l-lobbycralf Cappella Choir MARY WUKADINOVICH Science Honor Sociely: Class Commission: lnler Nos: Cardinal Girls' Club: Cardinal Annual Lilerary Siall: Class Play Produc- lion: Monilor, Row IZ: ln- lirrnary Monilor MARIE ZAK Science Mask and Wig: Shield Club: lnler Nos: Class Play: Chrisfmas Pageanl: Infirmary Monilor LOUISE ZIRZOW JAMES MOLKENTINE Eleciive Elecfive Class Play Produclion Cross-Counfry anuary Commencement Program Processiona' - Pomp and Circumslance ,,,., ,, ,,.,..., Elgar The Orcheslra Tenor Solo - Wilhoul a Song ........ ........ ,.......,,.... Y O unnans Waller Pelushelc accompanied by Waller Jalcubowslci G ' ., .,,,,,...........,..,....,..,,,, l E. P ll lc ee q Germ ie er Om Honors ...,.,,...,,...,..,,,.. ,,,, ,...,.,,..,,.,.......... M r . James A, Book Soprano Solo - On Wings of Music A...A.......,. Mendelssohn ViCe.P,-gncipal Rull' Bfolfiewisl Roll of Graduales ,.... ..,....., M iss l-lermine Foelslre aCCO 'pa 'ed bY Evonne '-'agen Roll of Velerans ..........,,.,,,. . ...,......,.,. Miss Eslelle R. Sione Pre5e 'a O of C'aSS 6 ' ' ' ' A' Q ' 'Bene Johnson Presenlalion of Diplomas. ,,,... .......... M r. Edward Schroeder Accepiance ol Class Gill ,,,..... -Alvin Borlcowslci, June '47 Member of Board ol School Direclors Oboe Solo -- Scheherazade ,,,, .,,,,,,, ,,,.,,, R i msky-Korsalqou Song -Soulh Division. Alma Maier ......,.,,,. Lois Druse. '34 Walfef Simonl Arranged for Orcheslra by Lois Raasch accompanied by William Mandel and DO,-O11-,Y Rims' 1939 Address- '----- -- ------ -s -- - sffr- '-- D - J- Mafiln Klolsclie Recessional - Francaise Mililaire .,,........ .....,,,.. S ainl-Saens Presidenl, Milwaukee Slale Teachers College The Orcheslra N wi' , V ,F--ii ' Arr Honors JUNE W Medal Paul Siroirhenlce Alumni Boolc David Rhyner Tegtmeyer Cup Thomas Gurowski Civic Music Medal Joan Yauclwer Standing: Harvey Barfels, Joan Yaucher, Kneeling: Pairicia Hadden, Charlofre Benrud, Doreen Garslcy, Yvonne Arneson Back Row: Mary McCuicl'1eon, Carol Brain, Thomas Gufowski, David Rhyner, Paul Sfrofhenlce, Audrey Solcol, Fronf Row: Joan Yaucher, Beffv Lou Sfivers, Dorinne Traulsen, Irene Borowslci Page 28 Leff fo Riqlwf: Joyce Jofunson, Alvin Kasfelic, Roloerf Dougluerfy, James Dodge, Gilberl Dziedzic Class Commission JUNE Taking firne ouf for relaxafion affer a lively discussion gowns for flue girls and a cordovan blue for flue boys. on caps and gowns, flue June Class commission loolcs As a class giff fluey will increase flue fund already sfarfed pleased wiflu flueir decision. For flue firsf fime in flue for a frogoluy case, wluiclu is fo be insfalled in flue cafeferia luisfory of Souflu fluey luave cluosen wluife caps and loloby af some fufure dafe. Representative Students JUNE Cluoice of faculfy and seniors, congenial Joyce Jolunson won flue covefed luonor of represenfafive girl of flue June 1947 class. Upon graduafion from flue science course, fluis cluairman of flue class commission plans fo enfer flue nursing profession. Because of oufsfanding leadersluip in flue classroom as well as in aflulefics, Paul Sfrofluenlce was elecfed represenfafive boy. Affer complefing luis luiglu scluool educa- fion, Paul would like fo be a cluemisf or a pluysicisf. Serving as rnonifor of row 8 and as edifor of flue Annual, fluis mafluemafics enfluusiasf always found firne fo be friendly. Paul Sfrofluenlce, Joyce Jolunson Page 30 Scholastic Honors JUNE Mainlaining averages ol 94.92 and 94.48 respeclively, Olga Bielinslca and Sally Wie- lelbslci received lop scholaslic honors in 'lhe June I947 class. Olga played The lead in lhe class play, Jane Eyre. Aller gradualing from lhe Eng- lish course, lhis fulure Oscar winner hopes lo conlinue her career on lhe slage. ll's gol lo be lhis or lha'l, slaled Sally, who is delaaling alnoul whelher lo be an elemenlary leacher or a fashion designer. Sally aided lhe yearbook as associale edilor. Sally Wielebslci, Olga Bielinslca National Honor Society JUNE The Nalional l-lonor sociely is for high school grade conlrilauled lheir lime and eilorls lo promole various uares, lhe same as Phi Bela Kappa and olher honorary school acl'ivi'ries. Wilh 'rhese words lvliss Eslelle Slone lralernilies are lor college graduales. ll allords worlhy :ongralulaled lhe 36 new members on Scholaslic l-lonor recognilion lo lhose scholars who have generously day. lvlay 26. Baci: Row: Clarence Conrad, Melvin Rindlleisch, Erwin Schuloerl, Edward Hannemann. Paul Slrolhenlre, Fred Giesegh, Marvin Schulll. Row 3: Audrey Schunclc, Bealrice Szymczalc, Laverne Fredericlcson, Arleen Willre, Belly Lou Sfivers, Joyce Johnson. Sally Wielebslri, Celia Puzia, Theresa Krzewinslci, Arleen Delllalf, Rulh Wardinslci, Row 2: Claudine James, Shirley Grolh, Trinidad Gonzalez, Geraldine Jaranlowslci, Eileen Balmshla, Belly Konieclri, Dorolhy Romaszewslci, Olga Bielinslca, Rulh Ranlcin, Row I: Audrey Solrol, Eileen Engelke, Dorrine Traulsen. Virginia Poczelcai. Myrlle Gearharl, Charlolle Benrud. Pafricia l-ladden. Lorraine Kurylo, Eunice Koslrzewa. GREYDON ABENDROTH RICHARD THERESA PAULINE ALBRIGHT Science ADAMCZEWSKI ANDRYKOWSKI Sfenographic Elecfive Eleciive Chrisimas Paqeani: Cardi- Fooiball, Minor: Baskef- Library Science: Klub Pol- nal Annual Typisf ball ski YVONNE ARNESEN AUDREY AUSMACHER BEVERLY BACH HAROLD BAKER ' Eleciive Eleciive Eleciive Elecfive Ari Honors: lnier Nos: Sh' ld Cl b Ca rdinal Girls' Club: Shield Club: Library Cadei EILEEN BAKSHTA Elecfive Honor Socieiy: Moniior, Row ll: Siudeni Council: Cardinal Weekly Siar Re- porter: Cardinal Annual Liierary Sialf: Class Play: Mask and Wig: infer Nos: Shield Club: Cardinal Girls' Club :Y- nv- s HARVEY BARTELS Science Arr Honors: Siudeni Coun- cil Vice-Presiclenr: Chrisi- mas Pageani: Class Play: Cardinal Annual Ari Siaff: Cardinal Boys' Club IS u Hobbycraii: lnier Nos: Cardinal Girls' Club DAVID BASSUENER Science Wresfling, Maior: Forum Debaie: Cardinal Boys' Club: Chrisimas Pageanl: Sfage Crew: Fooiball: Track OLGA BIELINSKA ' English Honor Socieiy: Valedicfor- ian: Music Honor Club: Mask and Wig: Klub Pol- ski: Orchesira: Class Play: Sfudenr Council: Moniior, Row I0 Une Page 32 L Wa? CHARLOTTE BENRUD English Honor Sociefyg Arr Hon- ors: lnier Nos: Cardinal Girls' Club: Cardinal An- nual Arl' Co-Edifor: Christ- mas Pageanf: Class Play Producrion: Sfudenl Coun- cil SHIRLEY BOGUSLAWSKE MARION BLANK Elecfive Eleciive Cardinal Girls' Club: Or- chesrra: Music Fesiival JEAN BLAESIUS Science Debafe: Cardinal Girls' Club: Band: Orcheslra: Cardinal Week- ly Sfaff: Sludenf Council Inier Nos: Forum FLORENTINE BONK JEAN BORKO ALVIN BORKOWSKI GRACE BORZYCH Slenographic Eleciive SCl9f1C9 El9CflV9 Spanish Club Cardinal Girls' Club Music Fesfivali February. eniors Page 33 I947, Commencemenl' Pro- 5 gram: Traclc .alma ii' JAMES BORZYCH FLORENCE BRANDT DONALD BRANSKI GORDON BREHM Eleciive Sfenographic Eleciive Elecfive Chess Club: Swimming Cardinal Girls' Club: Cardinal Boys' Club: Fool'- Maslc and Wig ball, Major, Minor LUCY BREHMER MARIANNE BREZNIK BERNADlNE BRZEZINSKI FANNIE BUCH English Eleclive Accounfinq Office Monifor C a r d i n al Girls' Club: Cardinal Girls' Club Spanish Club: Shield Spring Feslival Cardinal Girls' Club DOLORES BUDNIK Slenographic Shield Club: Maslc and Wig: Cardinal Weekly Sfalf CHARLOTTE BUFKA English Ca rdi n al Girls' Club: Shield Club Club Girls' Glee JANET BURMEISTER Science Music l-lonors: Music Hon- or Club: Cardinal Girls' Club: Shield Club: Girls' Glee Club: Chrislmas Pa- qeanl: A Cappella SHIRLEY BUSSE Music Music Honor Club: Chrisl- mas Paqeanl C ho r u s: Girls' Glee Club: A Cape pella ELEANOR BYCZYNSKI LUCILLE CALLIES JEANNE CARPENTER JOYCE CARPENTER Science Sfenographic Eleclive Accounlinq Cardinal Girls' Club: Cardinal Girls' Club: Spanish Club: Cardinal Cardinal Girls' Club: Shield Club Shield Club: Slu cl e nl Girls' Club Shield Club: Spanish Club Council Page 34 la 4.4- 'OROTHY CECOT THERESA CESARZ JAMES COCKROFT CAROL MARY COMPTON Eleciive Eleciive Science Sienographic lub Polslri: Shield Club: Maslc and Wig! Klub POl- Iardinal Girls' Club ski: Cardinal Girls' Club: Page 35 Spanish Club MARIAN COOKUS Eleciive Cardinal Girls' Club CLARENCE CONRAD Mafhemafics Honor Sociely: Tegfmeyer Cup: Freshman Honors: Cardinal Weekly Edifore in-Chief: lnfer Nos: Cardie nal Boys' Club: Chrisfmas Paqeanf: Track: Wresfling RITA CORREN Maslc and Wig: lnrer Nos: Cardinal Girls' Club: Of- fice Monilor Science KATHLEEN CORRIGAN English C a rd i n al Girls' Club: Shield Club: Sfudenl Coun- cil PATRICIA CURTIN Elecfive Cardinal Annual Ari' Slaff: Cardinal Girls' Club Pres- idenf: Hobbycraff: Class Play: Chrisfmas Pageanf Chorus DOROTHY DEKUTOWSKI Eleciive Cardinal Girls' Club ARLEEN DETTLAFF Science Honor Sociely: Freshman Honors: lnfer Nos: Glee Club: Cardinal Weekly Slaff: Cardinal Annual Lif- erary Sfaffg Infirmary Mon- ifor: Cafeferia ROLAND DELAMATER Eleciive Chess Club Presidenl: Slu- denf Council DIANA DJAKULOVICH ELVIRA DEY ROSEMARIE DLUGI JAMES DODGE h Science Slenographic Slenogrephic English Spamsh Club Shield Club Class Commission: Cardi- nal Boys' Club: Office Monifor: Track, Minor: Foolball, Minor GILBERT DZIEDZIC Science Cardinal Boys' Club: Class Commission: Baseball, Ma- ior: Baskelball Manager, Minor: Foolball. Minor DOLORES DOSS Slenographic ROBERT DOUGHERTY Science Cardinal Weelcly Sporls Edilor: lnler Nos: Cardinal Boys' Club: Wreslling. Ma- iors, Minor PATRICIA ECKHART Mask and Wig: Girls' Club: ln'l'er Shield Club EILEEN ENGELKE English Honor Sociely: Cardinal Girls' Club: Shield Club: lnfer Nos: Forum Debaiez Cardinal Annual Liferary Siafi: Class Play Produc- lion GERALD ENGEL ETHEL ERNST BERNARDINE FINTAK Science Presideni: Orcheslra: Ten- nis, Minor: Baskelball. Mi- nor: Noon Dance Orches- 'rra Leader: All-Cify Fesii- val Eleclive Music Honor Club: Band Shield Club: Cardinal lnfer Nos: Cardinal Girls' Club: Siudenl Coun- ly Typisf: Class Play cil: Band Page 36 eniors LAVERNE FREDERICKSON Malhemalics Honor Sociely: Freshman l-lonors: lnler Nos: Bond Boosler: All-Ciiy Feslival: Orcheslra: Cardinal Week- ly Sfafi: Infirmary Monifor Gs JOYCE FRICKER Sienographic Shield Club DOREEN GARSKY Eleclive Arl l-lonors: l-lobbycrail: Spanish Club: Cardinal Annual Ari Slaif: l-larvesl Feslival GELHAR MYRTLE GEARHART ELIZABETH GEMBER LOIS GERSTNER Science Science Slenographic English Squad Co-Cap- Honor Sociely: lnler Nos: Spanish Club Maslc and Wig: Boolr Sfore Swimming, Maiors Cardinal Weekly Slaif: Monilor, Row l 6 Page 37 GIERACH CHRISTINE GIERZYCKI FRED GIESEGH CARL GLAPA Slenographic Eleclive Science Science Nos: Band Spanish Club Honor Socieiy: Cardinal All-Ciiy Orcheslra: Band: Boys' Club: lnler Nos: Orcheslra: M usic Honor Cardinal Weekly Prinl- Club: Swimming: Foolball: Shop Edilor: Sludenl Council: Foolball Manag- er. Minors lnier Nos AUDREY GAWRONSKI Eleciive TRINIDAD GONZALEZ Sfsnographic H o n o r Sociely: Spanish Club Presidenl: S h i e I d Club: Cardinal Girls' Club: Girls' Glee Club: Sludenl Council: lnlirrnary Monilor PATRICIA GLOCKSINE Accounfinq ield Club: Cardinal Girls' Club: Monilor, Row I ERVI N GORECKI Elecfive Traclc: Cross-Counlry CHARLOTTE GROH JAMES GROSKLAGS SHIRLEY GROTH Science Science Mafhemaiics Inler N05 Monitor Row I9 lnler Nos: Track, Minor: Honor Sociefy: Cardinal Cross - Counfry: B o n d Girls' Club: Shield Club: Boosler PATRICIA HADDEN English Honor Sociely: Freshman Honors: Arl Honors: Car- dinal Girls' Club: Chess Club Secrefary: Forum De- bafe: Maslc and Wig: An- nual Arl Co-Edilor: Prom Commilfee: Chrislmas Pageanl Chorus: Class Play Produclion: Sludenf Coun- cil: Monilor, Row 5 Cardinal Weekly Typisl: Cardinal Annual Lilerary Slall: Class Play Produc' lion: Infirmary Monilor: Monilor, Row 7 RICHARD GRUBER Science Cardinal Boys' Club: Band: Orcheslra: Foolball, Major: Baslcelball, Maior: Baseball, Maior: Bond Boosler ELAINE GREVENOW Cardinal Girls Shield Club 5 aw wse K I.. y , 1 ' s JEROME HAGEN DOLORES HALADEJ Science Elecfive lnler Nos: Cardinal Weelc- Shield Club ly Slaff: Tennis, Slaqe Crew Minor: MILD RED HALADEJ Shield Club: Car in Girls' Club Page 38 --gn., M I-Q4 DWARD HANNEMANN 9 lonor Sociely: Alumni ook: Mask and Wig: Car- PATRICIA HANLEY LORRAINE HAPKA Eleclive Eleclive Shield Club: C a r d i n al Cardinal Girls' Club Girls' Club En lish inal Weekly Typisl: Oi- ce Monilor: Bond Boosi- rg Class Play EDNA HARALSON English C a r d i n al Girls' Club Shield Club: Girls' Glee Club: Class Play s,, N. 3 JOYCE HAYES EVELYN HARENDA HENRY HELMINIAK JR. GERALDINE HEREK English Eleciive Eleclive Elechve lnfer Nos: Shield Club: Cardinal Girls' Club Foolball: Baske+ball: Track Cardinal Girls Club Cardinal Girls' Club: Slu- denl Council -AVERNE HENNING DALE HOFFMAN AUDREY HOERNKE KATHLEEN HICKMAN Eleciive Eleclive Science Eleclive 'panish Club: Glee Club: Cardinal Boys' Club: Track, Cardinal Girls' Club: ln- KN Cappella Choir Maior: Foolball, Minor: fer Nos Baskefball Page 39 GRACE HOLLENSTEIN BETTY HOFFMANN BETTY HOPPE Elecfive Elecfive Elecfive Music Honor Club: Band: Orcheslra JOSEPH HORONITZ Eleciive Music Honors: Music Hon4 or Club: Cross-Counfry, Minor: Wresfling. Maior: Track, Maior im: QW Y MARJORIE INGRAHAM JEROME JACHTHUBER DONALD JAECK BEVERLY JAGMIN Eleciive Hisfory Eleciive Sfenographic Shield Club: Girls' Glee Swimming Squad Co-Cap- Music Honor Club: Or- Mask and Wig: Shield Club: A Cappella Choir lain: Track, Maiors cheslra Club rfb .1 Qs' :M I N K if Q - -.-, 1 if .. LEONARD JAKUBOWSKI KATHERINE RICHARD JANCZAK Elecfive JAKOWYCZYN Elecfive Sfamp Club. Track, Cross- Elecfive C a r din al Boys' Club: Counfry, Wresfling Spanish Club CLAUDINE JAMES English Honor Sociefy: M u sic Honors: A n n u al Liferary S f a f f: Sfudenl Council: Class Play: Music Honor: Forum Debafe: Mask and Wig: Chess: Spanish Club: Cardinal Girls' Club: Glee Club Presiclenf Page 40 Seniors SALLY JANNETTO GERALDINE JANIK ADELINE JANUSZEWSKI GERALDINE Sienographic Eleclive Elecfive JARANTOWSKI Mask and Wig: Spanish Spanish Club Library Cadef: Klub Polski Lahn Club Honor Sociefy lnler Nos Cardinal Annual Lllerary Sfaff: Monilor Row I2 DOROTHY JERNBERG RAYMOND JESKO Sfenographic Eleciive Cardinal Girls' Club: Car- dinal Weekly Sfaff JOYCE JOHNSON Science Honor Sociely: Class Com- mission Chairman: Repre- senlalive Girl: Mask and Wig: lnfer Nos: Cardinal Annual Liferary Siaff: Class Play: Bond Boosler CORRELL JONAS KAHN Science Weekly S 1' a fl: Council: S 1' a g e Foolball: A Cape ella: Boys' Glee Club Page 4-I AUDREY KAPALCZYNSKI GERALDINE KAMINSKI PATRICIA KASS Elecfive Eleciive Eleciive Library Cadef: Spanish Klub Polski: Library Cadef Shield Club Club: Shield Club: Or- chesfra Elecfivo ALVIN KASTELIC Science Class Commission: Sfudenf Council: Baskelball, Ma- jor, Minor: Baseball, Major JOHN KATERINOS FLORENCE ROLAND KAYE Science KAWCZYNSKI Eleciive Forum Debale Presidenf: Elecfive Sfudenl' Council: Cross- Spanish Club Counfry, Maior, Minor: Track, Maior, Minor: Bond Boosier CURTIS KENITZ Science Cardinal Boys' Club: lnler Nos: Boys' Glee Club: Slu- denl Council: Foolball, Major: Track, Major FREDERICK KILE LYLE KITTLESON CORRINE KLECZKA Maflwemafics Mafhemafics Chess Club: Track Cross-Counfry: Track lnfer Nos: Mask and Bond Boosfer BEVERLY KNOBLAUCH Sfenographic Shield Club DONALD KNUTSON Elecfive Music Honor Club, Treas- urer: Clnrislmas Pageanf: Cardinal Boys' Club: Class Play: Sfudenl Council SHIRLEY KOBZA CHARMAINE KOENIG Sie nog ra phic Band: Cardinal Girls' Shield Club Club: Cardinal Weekly Typisl Elecfive Page 42 LUCI LLE KOLANOWSKI Science DONALD KOLLAT1 Joined fhe Army Air Corps BETTY KONIECKI Science Honor Sociely: lnler Nos: Maslc and Wig: Klub Pol- slri: Shield Club Treasurer: Class Play Produclion: Monilor, Row l4 EUNICE KOSTRZEWA Mafhemaiics I-lonor Sociely: Freshman Honors: lnler Nos: Cardi- al Girls' Club: Cardinal eelrly Slaff: Monilor, ow 20 Page 43 MARIE KOSCIUK Eleciive Library Science Club: Klub Polslci Vice-Presidenl: Car- dinal Weelnly Slafi: Class Play Produclion THERESA KRZEWINSKI Slenographic Honor Sociely: Cafelerla: Shield Club JOAN KU NKEL Eleclive l .5 xi, LILLIAN KORDA Slenographic Prom Commillee: Cardinal Girls' Club: Music Honor Club: All-Cily Band: Band: Orcheslra: Sludenl Coun- eil GILBERT KWIATKOWSKI LORRAINE KURYLO IRENE KUZMINSKI DOROTHY LEMKE Eleclive English Eleclive Eleciive Foofballg Tragk Honor Sociely: Siudenl Masl: and Wig: Cardinal Cardinal Girls' Club Council Presidenl: Cardi- nal Girls' Club: Glee Club: Office Monilor: Cardinal Weekly Typisl Girls' Club: Shield Club: Spanish Club v Spanish Club '1 L es. AUDREY LAUF BEVERLY LANGE JANE LEWANDOWSKI Elecfive Eleciive Sfenographic GERALD LEMMER Eleciiv Cardinal Boy s' C I u bj Swimming: Track: Library Cadef GRACE LOCKWOOD Eleciive RICHARD LEWIS Eleclive Mask and Wig: Slamp Club Presidenl: Forum De- bale: Spanish Club: Chess Club: Cardinal Annual Lil- erary Edifor: Cardinal Weekly Sfafl: Class Play: Sludenl' Council: Projec- lion Crew: Library Cadel' CAROLINE LYNCH Science ROBERT LODZINSKI Science Cardinal Boys' Club: Fool- ball: Track ALEXANDER MAC GILLIS English Prom Chairman: Prom King: Debale Club: Slu- denf Council: Track: Swim- ming C a p fa i n: Cross- Counfry WILLIAM MACK ROLAND MAIS AUDREY MARTIN Elecfive Science Elecfive Cardinal Boys' Club: Track, Honor Sfudy I-lall Moni- Library Cadef: Cardinal Minor: Cross-Counfry lor: Sfudenl' Council Girls' Club: Office Moni- for X. A -'-QL.. I Une' Page 44 Ak MARION MASON Elecfive All-Cify Music Fesfival: Girls' Glee Club: A Cap- pella: Shield Club: Cardi- nal Girls' Club DOROTHY MARCINIAK ROSE MANTI LUCILLE MASTOPIETRO Sfenographic Eleciive Elective Eapanish Club: Cardinal Shield Club Shield Club: Cardinal irls' Club Girls' Club: Class Play I niors Page 45 DONNA MC CLURE CATHERINE MC GRAW BETTY MC GUIRE CAROL MEINDEL Elecfive Elecfive Eleciive Science Infer Nos: Mask and Wig: Slwield Club: Honor Sludy Cardinal Annual Arr Sfaff Inler Nos: Maslc and Wig: Cardinal Girls' Club Hall Monifor: Girls' Vol- Cardinal Weekly Slaff: leyball Team Class Play PAUL MERTENS JEAN MIDGLEY VICTOR MISKA GERALDINE MISTELE Science Science Elecfive Elechve 32 monllns in U. S. Marine lnfer Nos: Debale Club: Cardinal Weekly Typisi Corps Cardinal Weekly Sh-aff: Monifor, Row I7 Ba nd: M usic Feshval W v 'N 1 T X 1' ' t ... f' FRANK MURAWSKI Elecfive Music Honor Club: Track ELLEN NAIDUL Sfenographic BETTY MURTHA Eleciive Band: Spanish Club: Car- dinal Weekly Typisf VIOLET NELSON LORRAINE NEUMANN Elecfive Accounfinq infer N05 Freshman Honors: KI u b Polski: Office Monifor .406 RITA O'BRlEN KATHLEEN O'DELL Eleciive Elecfive Spanish Club: Cardinal Clnrisfrnas Paqeanfg Mask Weekly Typisl: Band and Wig DOLO RES NENCKI Science GLORIA NIEMCZYNSKI GERTRUDE NICOLAI Elecfive Eleciive Sfudenf Council Klub Polski BERNICE OLSON Elecfive DOROTHY O'NElLL Englisl lnler Nos: Senior Band Page 46 MAE PAUTZ MARJORIE PECIULIS RAMONA PERRONNE JOAN PIETRUSZKA Science English Sfenographic Eleciive infer Nos Music Honors: Music Hon- Infirmary Monilor Klub Polski or Club: Library Science Club Presidenf: Chrislmas Pageanf: Class Play Pro- ducfion: Library Typisf: Forum Debale Treasurer -IETTY PETERSON ERVIN PLESKO EDWARD POCIECHA GLORIA POKROP Science Science Eleclive Elective Ausic l-lonor Club: Band: Fooiball, Minor: Cardinal Mask and Wig: Cardinal lnfer Nos: Shield Club rchesira: infer Nos: Car- Boys' Club Secrefary: Bond Boys' Club: Cardinal An- inal Girls' Club: Shield Boosler: Siudenf Council lub nual Ari Slaif: Class Play 'IRGINIA POCZEKAJ RAY POKROP JOSEPHINE POTISK JOYCE POPPY English Eleciive Eleclive Eleclive onor Socieiy: Freshman Fooiball Maior, Minor: Band: All-Cify Music Fes- Cardinal Weekly Typisf onors: lnier Nos: Moni- Cardinal Boys' Club: Sfu- fival: Mask and Wig: Care r, Row 3 den? Council dinal Girls' Club: Bond Page 47 Boosier: Band Secreiaryz Library Science Club: Ore chesrra am ,vi : Q CHRIST POULOS Science lnier Nos: Cardinal Boys' Club: Cardinal Weekly Sfalf: Class Play: Siage Crew Manager: Siudenf Council Sfenographic Spanish Club: Sfud enf Council Assisianl' Secre- lary: Chrisfmas Pageanl: Infirmary Monifor CLARICE PREE Eleciive Spanish C I u b Presideni: C a r di n al Girls' Club: Chrislmas Fageanl' Chorus CECILIA PUZIA Sfenographic Honor Sociefy: Klub Pol- ski: Shield Club Secrerary: Caieferia Cashier RALPH RAKOWSKI Elecfive Cardinal Boys' Club: Siu- denf Council: Foolball: Baslteiball SHIRLEY PRAEFKE ROBERT PRATT AUDREY PUFAHL Eleciive Englisl- at :.i,, W. y WARREN RASMUSSEN Elecfive S p a ni s h Club: Cardinal Boys' Club: Chrislmas Pa- geani: T r a clc Manager, Minor Cardinal Weekly Typisl Une RUTH RANKIN DELORES RASZEJA LESLIE RAYMOND JOAN REID Maihemaiics Eleciive Eleciive Englisl Honor Sociefy: lnier Nos: Glee Club: A Cappella Cardinal Boys' Club: Base- Shield Club: C a rd i n a Library Cadef: Klub Pol- ball Girls' C l u b: Chrisima ski: Cardinal Girls' Club: Chrisfrnas Pageani: Cardi- nal Weekly Copy Edifor: Prom Queen P Pageani Chorus Page 48 -IERESA RESZKA Science ask and Wig: lnler Nos: -ardinal Girls' Club: Girls' lee Club: All-Cily A appella: Office Monilor: Cappella leniors -UL RYDZIK Elecfive -olball -Paqe 49 1 .Q ,A if f i ix, MELVlN RINDFLEISCH Eleclive Honor Sociely: Orchesfra: B a n d : Cardinal Weekly S l a ff: Sludenl Council: Cardinal Annual Liferary Slaff DOROTHY ROMASZEWSKI Malhemaiics Honor Sociely: Cardinal Girls' Club: C a rd i n al Weekly Sfar Reporler: Siu' denf Council: Office Mon- ilor DOLORES RODIEZ Elecfive Cardinal Girls' Club RICHARD SAKALOWSKI Elecfive Cardinal Boys' Club: Swim- minq: Track DANIEL ROSINSKI Eleclive All -Cily Second Team, Foolball: Sludenl Council: Foolball, Maior: Baskelball, Major, Minor: Track, Minor S JEAN ROENSPIES English Shield Club: Chrisfmas Paqeanf: Book Slore: Mask and Wig CLARK RYBACKl RUFINE RYBACKI Elecfive Elechve All-Cily Junior Orchesfra: Mask and Wig: Band: Or- cheslra: Glee Club: A Cappella: Swimrninq ',w MARY SANTll.Ll Eleclive Spanish Club Treasurer: Cardinal Girls' Club:Girls' G I e e Club Librarian: Chrisfmas Pageanf Chorus All-Cily Chorus: Music Feslival: A Cappella: Cen- lurama Chorus BLANCHE SARNECKI Science Freshman Honors: lnler Nos ELEANORE SARNECKI CAROL SAUER Science Sfenographic Klub P'olslri: Shield Club: All-Cily Fesiival: Girls' Cardinal Girls' Club: Girls' Glee Club: Cardinal Weekly Typisf: A Cappella Glee Club: A Cappella RICHARD SAWINSKI Eleciive Boys' Glee Club: Orches- fra: Band: Noon Dance Orclweslra JEANETTE SCHLOEMER Forum Debale: Cardinal Eleciive Girls' Club: Klub Polski: Sludenl Council: Tennis PATRICIA SCHEEF Spanish Club PATRICIA SCHROEDER Sienographic Glee Club Librarian: lnier Nos: Annual Music Fes- livals: Cenlurama Proqram: Bo nd Boosler: Cardinal Annual Liferary Sfafi: Har- Eleciive ARLEAN SCHMIDT Eleciive I 15, , gs: 5 'I 1 I nn' Qi ball, Minor vesl Fesfival: S I u cl 0 nl Council l I 'T' MARVIN SCHULTZ Science Honor Socieiy: Chess CI u bg Siudenl Council: Trarlr: Tvnnis, Minor V. -3 AUDREY SCHUNCK Science I-I o n o r Socieiy: All-City Band, Orclwesira: M u s i c Honor Club: C a r d i n al Girls' Club: Cardinal An- nual Copy Ediior: Cardinal W e e k ly Sfar Reporler: Class Play: Moniior, Rowb M5 IRENE SCHYMA Eleciive Klub Polslci: I-Iobbycraif ERWIN SCHUBERT Mafhemaiics Honor Sociely: lnler Nos: Cardinal Boys' Club: Car- dinal Annual L i I c r in ry Slafig Class Play: Ba-,kr-tw R y ,:,.,.aP' gy ' ffgfyngg-. -. 1. 'eff-f 1 fi' L, CLAUDE SEEBRUCH Scien Sfuclenf Council: Basebal Major: Foolbiill, Mini Baskpllmll Paqe 50 LORETTA SKONECKI PHYLLIS SKARZYNSKI MARY SKOROPAT English Sfenographic Sfenographic lnler Nos: Shield Clubg Office Monifor Klub Polski: lnler Nos Mask and Wiqq Cardinal Girls' Club DONALD SMITH Science Sfudenf Council: Cardinal Boys' Club: Foofball, Ma- iors: Track: Wresllinq F Maihemafics LEROY SMOLKOVICZ DOLORES E. SOBCZAK JOAN SOERGEL AUDREY SOKOL Eleciive Slenographic Eleciive Band: Junior Orclweslraq Mask and Wig Band Infer Nos: Track Honor Sociely: Scholasfic Honors, Honorable Men- lion: Monifor, Row 18: Of- fice Monilorg Inler Non Council cafeteria Page Sl SOMMER DONALD STACHLEWICZ WANDA STAHL Eleciive Eleciive Elecfive Orchesfrag Or- Cardinal Boys' Club Vice- Library Cadef: Presidenh Foofball, Maiors JAMES STAMBULICH Eleciive Band Secrefary: Music Honor Club: Swimminq Manager, Minor ROBERT STARK Inler Nos Science f' K .1 . ,x Q s . XT- K is R, S mix! X' if 's BETTY LOU STIVERS English Honor Sociely: Sclwolaslic Honors, Honorable Men- lion: Mask and Wig: lnler Nos: Weekly Slar Reporl- er: Monilor, Row 4: Slu- denl Council: Class Flay ELAINE STOCKE Accounlinq Klub Polski Q ,F ,ff T KARL STOEDEFALKE Science Band: Orclweslra: Cardinal Weekly S l a r Reporler: Cardinal Annual Sporls Ed- ilor: Class Play: Swimminq, M a o r s 3 Cross,Counlry: Track: Prom C 0 u rl ol Honor Honor Sociely: Represenla- live Boy: Scholaslic Hon- ors, Honorable Menlion: Cardinal Annual Edilor-in Cliiel: W Medal: Cross Counlry, Minor: Track, Ma iors: Monilor. Row 8 Eleclive Eleclive FRANK SYNOWICZ CONSTANCE SWOBODA Foolball, Maior: Track: Sliield C l u b: Cardinal Mask and Wiq Girls' Club L PAUL STROTHENKE JOYCE STUESSE AUDREY SWANDA JOSEPH SWIECIAK Malhemalics Eleclive Eleclive Eleclive Class Play Girls' Glee Club: Cardinal Baskelball: Foolball, Minor Girls' Club BEATRICE SZYMCZAK Hislory Honor Sociely: Cardinal Weekly Slalf: Infirmary: Cardinal Girls' Club: lnler Nos WILLIAM TITHERLEY i Eleclive Foolball, Minor: Baskel- ball: Track: Cardinal Boys' Club Serqeanl - al - Arms: Mask and Wifi Page 52 Pago 53 DORINNE TRAULSEN Elecfive Honor Sociely: Scholasiic Honors, Honorable Men- lion: Music Honors: Junior Girls' English Cup: Car- dinal Weekly Associaie Ed- ifor: All-Cily Music Fesfi- val: Music Honor Club: lnfer Nos: Cardinal Girls' Club: Shield Club: Moni- JOSEPHINE TOVAR MARY TOVAR BERNICE TOMASZEWSKI Science Hisfory English Chrisfmas Pageani Chorus Siudeni Council: Spanish Library Monifor: Mask and Club Secrefary: lnler Nos: Wig: lnlcr Nos Cardinal Girls' Club for, Row 21 Q ..w , gif .E . K -' EUGENE UREDA ERNEST USKY JOHN VAN LARE BETTY VAUGHN Science Elecfive Elecfive Eleciive Foofball, Wresilinq, Ma- iors: Slaie Wrcsllinq Champion: All-Ciiy Fool- ball Team Mask and Wig JOSEPH VIDA RUTH WARDINSKI KARL WEIL ROSE MARIE WELLSTEIN Elecfive Sfenographic Eleciive Elecfive Cross - Counlry, M in o r: H o n o r Sociely: Sfudenf Fooiball, Major: Wresflinq lnier Nos ' Traci: Council: lnler Nos PATRICIA WENDT Elecfive Mask and Wig: lnler Nos: Cardinal Girls' Club ARLEEN WILKE English Honor Sociely: Music Hon, ors: All-Cily Music Fesli- val: Shield Club Vice-Pres- iclenf: lnler Nos: Forum Debafe: Music Honor Club: Cardinal Weekly Sfar Reporler: Cardinal Annual Lilerary Sfaif: Y ss.. fic'-' 4 CHARLOTTE WENZEL Eleciive Cardinal Girls' Club Vice- Presiden+: Hobbycrafl: Chrislmas Pageanl Chorus B RITA WICK Eleciive pups:- SALLY WIELEBSKI Eleciiva Honor Sociely: Salulalor ian: Freshman H o n o r s Spanish Club President Associafe C a rd i n al An nual E cl i I o r: Chrislma Pageani Chorus: Monilor Row 9 Eleciive BEVERLY WING GERALD WINKOWSKI JEAN WISSING Sfenographic Eleciive Library Cadei Track: Swimming Chrislmas Pageanl: Siu! Monilor, Row I3 RONALD WOBSZAL deni Council: Book Sforc ALICE WOLFE MAVIS WOODFORD e Sienographic Sfenographic All-Ciiy Junior Orcheslra: Library Cadel: Library Class Play Produciion: Of- Siring Ensemble: Swimming Typisl: Chrislmas Paqeanl: lice Monilor Eleciiv Cardinal Annual Typisl: CaIe+eria LESTER WOODCOCK Science Cardinal Boys' Club Vice- Presidenl: Chess Club: Cardinal Annual Liierary Siaff: Cardinal Weekly Siar Reporler: Baseball: Foofball: Track: Baskefball: Class Play: Fire Monifor Page 54 A CO Page Music Medal: Music c 31-A YAUCHER Hislory MARIE WORZELLA WILLIAM ZAHN ANNA ZABLUDOWSKI Eleclive English Eleciive Cardinal Girls' Club: Bond Foolball: Track: Sludcnl Klub Polski: Shield Club Arl' I-lonOrs: Music Booslcr Council Club: Cardinal An- rf ' ' Slaff, Clwslmas Class Play: Slud- uncil: Prom Com- Girls' Glee Club I+: A Cappella pella ROBERT ZERGMAN AUDREY ZERNIA ARLENE ZODROW Eleclive Accounling Eleclive Class Play: Clwrislmas Pag- Office Monilor: Shi old Cardinal Girls' Club: Li- Oanl: Slaqc Crew Club brary Cadcl Summer Scl1OOl Graduates AUGUST 9, 1946 ELECTIVE COURSE LOIs DEcIcOw MARILYN LADWIG JANICE BARIZ MARION GAISER VIRGIL LINTNER JEROME IaEAuDRY FLORENCE GOSTOMSKI ROLAND LOMBLOT ROLLIN BLOCK JEROME HAPKA CONSTANCE MAssAIcOwsI4I HENRY BOETTCHER RUTH JANIR LEONARD PAVWOSKI EUGENE BROCK VIRGINIA JANUCHOWSKI' FRANKLIN POI-IL GORDON BRUBAKER GENE KONKE WAYNE RAcIcOwsIcI OEOILIA CONNALLY ANTON KONKEL SYLVIA sALO 55 EVELYNNE LENZ Science Girls' Glec Club: A Cap- ELAINE LUKITSCH Elective JACK MALKOWSKI Maihemaiics Key Room Assislanl CLARENCE MOLDEN Elecfivc DELPHENE SCHULTZ SYLVIA STANIAK RALPH STEIN EUGENE WEBER DOUGLAS YAHNKE ENGLISH COURSE GENE GILBERT LT. lJ.G.l FRANK NENCKI Unifeci Sfafes Navy Pacific Augusf I9. i945 P WAC CPI.. JEAN MAUGER Unifecl Sfafes Army Germany June I7, I946 Our Gold Stars of orld War ll Arfhur Beckman '3I France, Dec. 2I, I944 Arfhur Behling '4I Soulh Pacific, Feb. 22, I944 John Bendyk '36 Pacific, Dec. I3, I944 Norman Benesch '39 Europe, Ocf. I6, I943 George Canavan '35 Jackson, Miss., April il, I945 Warren Cowdrey '44 Germany, March 4, i945 Russell De Muih '37 Germany, March 24, I945 Norman Dennison '38 Caferina, Texas, Dec. 5. i943 George Eigner '43 Camp Muroc, Cal., Ocf. 22, i944 Edwin Glapa '40 Germany, January 25, I946 Leslie Fonfaine '4l Pacific, Feb, i, I946 Charles Gnioi' '37 Belgium, Dec. 27, I944 Paul Gruhn '39 Europe, Aug. I9, I943 John Grzybowski '40 Germany, March 28, I945 Arfhur Halamka '35 Quebec, Canada, May I9, I942 Sfeve Halmo '40 Anon Park, Fla., Ocf. 27, I943 Roberi' Haydock '38 England, April 22, i944 George Hayne '32 Chico, Cai., May 26, I943 Roberf Hin'l'z '35 France, Nov. IO, I944 Daniel Hopkins '39 Jacksonville, Fla., Aug. 4, i943 Douglas Horning '37 Norman, Olcla., March l4, I945 Kennefh Kienzle '38 Palau ls.. March, i946 Henry Kleinowski '44 Camp Forresf, Tenn., Ocl. I6, I943 Jack Krahn '4I Germany, Sepf. I2, i944 Carl Kucan '40 France, Dec. 2, I944 Edward Ladich '4I Germany, April 9, i945 Lewis Larson '39 France, Ocf. I4, 1944 James Lyons '43 Ausfria, June 26, I944 Chesfer Macieiczak '37 Luzon, Jan. 20. i945 Richard Macieiczak '43 Germany, Feb. 25, i945 Bernard Malinowski '38 Soufh Pacific, March 6, I946 John Mafhers '44 Germany, March I4, I945 Arfhur McCurdy '39 France, Jan. I9, i945 Alvin Mikolaiewski '40 England, May 4, i945 James Moon '40 France, Aug. I, I944 John Narewski '34 Germany, June I3, I945 Gordon Pefersen '36 France, March l5, i945 Roberf Pung '37 Luzon, April I2, I945 Frederick Ramlow '34 Germany, Jan. 27, i945 Chesfer Ranski '36 New Guinea, July I6, 1944 Harvey Reid '38 India, Aug. 2, I944 Gordon Salb '43 Luzon, Ocf. 2, I945 Elmer Schuliz '35 Philippine ls., Jan. 6, I945 Edward Siemion '43 Deday, France, June 6, i944 Huber? Smaby '40 Lufherfielcl, Okla., Ocf. 29, i943 George Sfoecker '37 Soufh Pacific, Nov. 8. I944 Edward Szurgoi' '39 Pacific. Dec. 7, I94I Julius Weilep '37 Chickowha, Okla., June 2, I945 Charles Wylie '40 Roswell, New Mex., Feb. I2, I943 Edward Zaidins '44 Belgium, Jan. 24, I945 Joseph Zbierowski '45 Souih Pacific, Feb. 2, I944 Page 56 Graduates 3 Iii-I 9 0550 F is xy N. x I United Sta S 7 8 'YES C' 5 4 7 fo P Qc 3 aw li Z 1790 Sb M M 41 we ..' e .-Qi, if 5 ies Service Fuersf Rober+ LeRoy Tech!-4 in Army Siqnnl Corps JANUARY John Joseph Dadllca , Ph - 'i M + af A N. GIYTTGCIS 5 C C IU QVY Corporal in A mY Air Corpf' Clarence A. Damaske Eugene J. G6lUbiI'1SlKl I T hf5 ' Ar Encfneers Slilpilllef :VC in Navy John S. Banaslalc CC In my I Chief Electronics Male Technician Earl Leonard Davis Russell William Gordon C I ' A Slalf Serqeanl in U. S. Marino Corps Norberf Ralph Bednarelc Orpom In my Corporal in Army lnlanlry Roman L. R0bGl l' Edward Grablowslri Privalc in Army Air Corps Madman :VC 'n NAVY Joseph George Bergeron Seaman VC in NNY Carl W. Diedrich Thomas W' Hell U . Plc. in Army Ordinance Seaman ZXC m Navy Philip Thomas Bialk H L . H. +1 J Plc' ' Ami' John Daniel Drenzek enry cms. m ' r' Fr W Q N Seaman lfc in Navy Jay George Borlco 'Oman L In My , Eoamdn 2 C in Navy l . . Richard Jarzembowicz Maile AlICe EFICRSOH Corp, in Army Quarlcrmaisler Corp Beniamin A Brownell l-lospilal Apprenlicc lfc in VVAVl:S Techfl in Army Medical Delachmenl Robert Mqrflmore Jones Robe'-+ Erickson Corporal in Army Air Corps S ama If ' N Warren Ygle Bruce . G n C In aw Carl Frank Jurack Serqeanl in Army Medical Corps Fi'-5+ Lieuf I A A. C I . Clarence J. Evanson ' n my 'r mm Daniel Bruenlng Hospital Apprenlicc lfc in Na-fy Eugene Kamiorski Corporal in Army Mililary Police pk' in Army lnfdnyw B C C I Russell S. Flayfer r ' 1 'uae l - al' 59 Pvl, in Army infanfry Gllberl Michael Kempki Sql' 'F' Army Alf Corps Techf5 in lnlanlry lArmyl Pefer John Carman Clgarlesr Yfaltfr' Fosmre Clifford Konieczny Gunners Male 3fC 'V' NBVY O PO G n my Privafe in Army Field Arfillery Richard L. Czalkowski Dale Kennefh Fox Gordon A. Kress Corporal in Army Medical Corps Plc. in U. S. Marine Corps Mailman Zfc in Navy Page 57 Uniied Siaies Service Graduaies Alvin M. Krlillowslxi Pic. in Coasi Arfillery Harry John Ksobiech Sql. in Medical Corps in Army Edward Paul Kulclinski Aviaiion Cade? in Army Air Corps Gerald Eugene Kulzick Seaman lfc in Navy John Laughren Tech!5 in Army Infanlry Gordon J. Magyga Seaman lfc in Navy LeRoy A. Malson Plc. in Marine Corps Anrhony Jacob Ma rfora na Pic. in Army lnianiry Gerald M. Mlekush Corporal in U. S. Marine John Reginald Olson Aviafion Radio Technician in Navy Joseph Olszewski Seaman lfc in Navy Gilberi' Walfer OH Techf5 in Army Medical Leigh C. Palmer Seaman Zfc in Navy Corps Maie 3fc Deiachmeni John Sfanley Pogodzinski Pic. in Army Milifary Gov. Baiialion Edward J. Polaski Seaman Ifc in Navy Edward Joseph Schauer Privale in Army Jack O. Schmeichel Corporal in U. S. Marine Corps Dennis An'l'hony Sciufi Pic. in Army Signal Corps Miles Sirovina Pic. in U. S. Marine Corps George Mi. Smi'I'h Plc. in Army Air Corps Wal+er H. Spredeman Sergeanf in Army lnianfry Eugene A. Siachnilc Sql. in Army Medical Corps Arnold D. Siachowslci T!Sg+. in Army Air Corps Charles Szmurlo, Jr. Sgr. in Army Inianiry William Talslry Lieui. Colonel in Army Melvin Louis Thiede Pic. in U. S. Marine Corps Gilberi Perer Tuiai Pfc. in U. S. Marino Corps Frank Paul Tufas Corporal in Army Air Forces Daniel J. Tyloclc Privaio in Army Air Corps Harland D. Wallace Seaman lfc in Navy Mrs. lrene Murach Williams Capiain in U. S. Army Nurse Corps Edwin Daniel Winski Privaie in Army Roberi' T. Wiorelc Seaman Ifc in Navy George Henry Wolier Pic. in Army Signal Corps Jack F. Wyman SAI Bfc in Navy Joyal Ann Young Techf4 in WAC Carl Frank Zielinski Corp. in Army Combai Engineers Walier A. Zielinslri Slfc lRadio Mani in Navy William L. Zingg Seaman llc in Navy Page 58 Page United States Service Graduates JUNE Walter Stanley Adamski Sgt. in Army lntantry Joseph Calabrese Pvt. in U. S. Marino Corps Casimer J. Carney Tech!5 in Army Military Police James P. Costigan Pvt. in U. S. Marine Corps Dale Donald Drager Pvt. in U. S. Marino Corps Sylvester P. Haiduk Ptc. in Army Engineer Corps Richard J. Handlos Fireman Ifc in Navy Donald F. lmm Machinist Mate 3fc in Navy lCBl Raymond lsadore Ptc. in Army Air Corps Raphael John Janzen Tech!5 in Army Signal Corps Henry P. Kantorski Corporal in Army Engineers Casimer Kobylinski Ptc. in Army Artillery Edward J. LeRoy Tech!5 in Army Intantry 59 Alex Lewandowski shapfarm Bfc ical, U. s. Navy Reserve John S. Luczak Sergeant in Army Alvin J. Lukitsch Corporal in Army Inianlry Eugene Daniel Mane Pvt. in Army Virginia P. Matuszerski Pharmacist Mate 3!c in WAVES Glen Edward Moering Pic. in Army Ordinance George Edward Mazur Fireman lfc in Navy John Miller, Jr. Watertender ftfc in Navy Kenneth Bernard Musche Corporal in Army lntantry Raymond W. Musche Ptc. in Army Air Corps Clifford R. Oberst Pvt. in U. S. Marine Corps Frank Richard Paprich MOM lfc in Navy Marshall Polsley Seaman llc in Navy Richard Dean Price Seaman lfc in Navy Arthur James Ree Radio Man Zfc in Navy Daniel R. Sandow Seaman lfc in Navy Frank J. Schwartz, Jr. Coxswain in Navy Edward J. Schueti Motor Machinist Mate lfc in C Guard Frank J. Smerlinski Ptc. in U. S. Marine Corps Vincent Charles Smith Ptc. in U. S. Marine Corps John J. Sroka Seaman lfc in Navy Donald Herbert Stade Fireman lfc in Navy Florian Surwello TfSgt. in Army Antiaircratt Alvin A. Trzesniewski Ptc. in Army Jack R. Waddell Pvt. in Army Quartermaster Corps Ronald Herbert Weber I 2nd Lieut. in Army Infantry Lawrence M. Wleczyk Corporal in U. S. Marine Corps Paul T. Zaremba Ptc. in Army Military Police O tt Prom committee pauses to refuel V. King Alex MacGillis, Queen Ruih Ranlxin AlerT cupids scaTTercd romance-Tipped are rows among young dancers aT The SouTh Divi- sion prom, February 8. King Alex Macgillis reigned wi+h his chosen queen, RuTh Rankin. In vivid conTrasT To The lceenly whiTe and un- friendly weaTher ThaT nighT, high-spiriTed cou- ples mingled in TlirTaTious ST, ValenTine's spiriT. STarry-eyed maids in joyous, pasTel Tormals reveled under dim lighTs and dark blue slream- ers. Their enTranced oscorTs had eyes only Tor Them. Warm, red paper hearTs and Tilmy angel hair decoraTed The gymnasium and acceniualed The sparlclc ThaT made Tho I947 prom dislincf Tive. Joe Caravelle and his Twelve musicians Tur- nished lively Tangos and Two-sTeps as well as airy walTzes. Around Ten o'cloclc The orchesira played a college medley inviTing belies and beaux To Torm The grand march. Six long- gloved girls and Their debonair parTners aT- Tended The royal couple as The courT oT honor. They were Carol Brain and Karl SToedeTallce, JaneT BurmeisTer and Don ZipTer, Joyce John- l'.ic1c: 60 Junior, Senior Promenade son and Jerry Engel, Eslher Gosromslci and John Kalerinos, Jane Woylhal and Bob Planov- selc, and Audrey Schunck and Gene Ureda. Sealed on a lhrone of hearls, Rulh was pre- senled a pure while wrealh of carnalions, hya- cinfhs, and an orchid. A pompous crown of red cellophane and delicare lace doilies adorned lhe lcing's head. The marlial music melled into an inrriguing love song, and once again The colorful lormals began fo swirl. Usually silenl and somber on Sarurday nighls. 'rhe halls became alive wilh gay couples prom' enading loefween noles. Fleeling lele-a-'reres were nor uncommon as weary dancers lined lhe walls lo converse over refreshing cups of punch. The prom commillee, responsible for lhe de' Tails and success of lhe affair, consisled of Alex MacGillis, general chairman: Don Knulson and l-larvey Barlels, publicifyg Rulh Ranlcin and Pal lrladden, dance programs: Joan Yaucher and Elmer Johnson, decoralionsg Ray Polcrop and James Dodge, Ticlcelsi Lillian Slaicoli, checking and chaperones: and Nancy Szere- mela, relreshmenls. Page bl 'Su Leff fo Righl: Karl Weil, Joan Yaucher. Elaine Rafow f ski, Vicfor Mislfn 5 9 5 E I U 0 I Page 67 One may spealc of one's hobbies in ferms of fhe infellecf, buf one's hobbies are based largely on sponfaneous, confagious enfhusiasms. One should love fhe beaufiful and should surround oneself wifh beaufiful obiecfs in life as far as possible. Ofher hobbies have fheir place, buf who can successfully dispufe fhe hobby of living wifh beaufiful fhings he has col- lecfed himself or can find fhem elsewhere if he seelcs cliligenfly for Them? Harry Evan Coblenfz Message fo Sfudenfs Cardinal Weekly, March I934 Pg 63 JOAN YAUCHER PATRICIA CURTIN Joan Yaucher collaboraTed wiTh Speedy PaTricia CurTin iusf Harvey BarTels on The cover de- sailed Throuqh The year runninq siqn and was fm Top member QT errands. scaling pidures, and The slaff, helpinq check reTurned prooTs. EDITH FUHRMAN BETTY McQUlRE EdiTh Euhrman, senior phoTo- Tiny buT miqhTy, ThaT's BeTTy qraphic ediTor and sTaTT member McQuire. Scalinq piclures and Tor Two years, worlced diliqenTly helping wherever she could, To compleTe her assiqnmenT, BeTTy was always on The ich. CHARLOTTE BENRUD PATRICIA HADDEN CherloTTe Benrud, co-ediTor, Pafricia T-ladden, co-edilor and served Three years, She rnade member Tor Two years, made The dummy, scheduled piCTures, The dummy, checlred pidures, .ind asnisled The. phoToqrapher. and qave mil f1ssiqnmenTs. Cardinal Annual Paqo 64 EUGENE BOYD, a iunior, has BEN PRIMUS, iunior, was Rep? BEVERLY MCMANUS a Janu- MARCELLA JASZEWSKI, iuna served one year on fhe sfaff. busy going fo The engraver, ary graduafe, scaled picfures, ior, ioined 1l'1e sfaff in January He scaled piciures and made scaling picfures. and making ine made layouis, and ke-pf Hue and will coniinuc nexf year. layouis. insignia. cupboard fidy and neaf. - ART STAFF MR. PARIS 'ie Standing: Joan Yaucher, Pafricia Curtin, Curtis Sfedman, Pafricia Hadden, Seaiedz Doreen Garslcy, Edifh Fuhrman, Charlo1fe Benrud Page 65 K, ,. ,idf ',,Lr CrediT is due PaTricia Schroede Tor The TaculTy wriTe-ups. Beside working wiTh PaTricia on This as signmenT, Joyce Johnson w answerable Tor The reporT on Th counselors. The January and Jun senior guesTionnaires comprise parT ol Eileen Engellce's work o The sTaTT. Alice WolTe and Paulin AlbrighT gave Their Time and eT TorT To Type and reType maTeri in order ThaT The dummy would b ready Tor The prinTer by Deday. Shanding: Pm Schroeder, Joyce Johnson, SeaTed: Eileen Engelke, Pauline AlbrighT, Alice WolTe MISS BARRY 'Km .CU To produce a memory book ThaT everyone will cherish, The l947 Annual ediTors combined Their slcills and TalenTs. Keeping The scoreboard Tor all sporTs was one oT The re- sponsibiliTies oT Karl SToedeTallce, sporTs ediTor. who also assigned aThleTic wriTe-ups. AssociaTe EdiTor Sally Wielebslci arranged The progress charT and aided The ediTor in malcing Tv.. if ' ,ly fr' .9 I flier The sTaTT dummy. Audrey Schunclc, copy ediTor, prooTr all copy. ConsulTing wiTh The prinTer, arT ediTors, and visers, EdiTor-in-chieT Paul STroThenlce lcepT a masculine on every secTion oT The boolc. All arTicles were assig and deadlines seT by Richard Lewis, liTerary ediTor. Page 66 According To cusTom, The Jan- ary '47 qraduaTes had represenT- Tives on The yearbook sTaTT. heir Task was To wriTe up class cTiviTies, a special assignmenT be- ing The individual senior skeTches. From SepTember To February, ll-lelen lracki served as The Annual ecreTary. lT was her iob To Type eTTers, a sTyle sheeT, and oTher -work necessary in making up The lormaT oT The book. l-ler big ac- :complishmenT was a rosTer oT names oT all sTudenTs now enrolled BT school. QI3' iffil Sfandingz Donald Miller, Mary Wukadinovich, Helen lracki, SeaTed: Virqinia Mendel, Donald Bartels ITERARY STAFF MISS STARR Melvin RindTleisch devoTed his Time To compiling The old sTar roll and wriTing up scholasTic honors. Many oT The lub assiqnmenlrs were Taken care oT by Arleen DeTTlaTT and rleen Wilke. WiTh Eileen BakshTa reporTing on The Weekly TaTT, Geraldine JaranTowski covered The oTTice sTaTT and onnors. CollecTing maTerial and wriTing The CoblenTz Page 67 hall dedicaTion sTory, as well as several oTher assignmenTs, kepT Claudine James on her Toes. Shirley GroTh was chieTly Concerned wiTh wriTe-ups Tor Freshman-Sophomore ParenT day and Treshman honors. ConTribuTions Trom LesTer Wood- cock and Erwin SchuberT were Tor The sporT secTion ex- clusively. EDITORIAL STAFF 'ily Lefi' fo Right: Clarence Conrad, Ruih Rankin, Roberf Dougherly, Glorianne Kusmierczyk, Dorinne Traulsen The Cardinal weekly prepares Hs sraff members for rheir furure lives, declared Miss Frances Terry, Weekly adviser. Whelher he is copyreading manuscriprs, proofreading gal' leys, or wriring a headline, a sraff member learns how ro gel along wilh orher people. A+ 'rhe 'rime 'rhe paper is being ,-f ' CARDINAL made up, wrirers and edirors come in Conrad wirh various sorrs of people, rhe persons rhey inrerview, who may be very erudire, or The prinler, who may speak wirh an accenr. They musr learn fo ralk in an under- sfanding, businesslike, and yer friendly manner. Slaff STAR REPORTERS Shanding: Audrey Schunck, Seaied: Eilene Bakshfa, Karl Sfoedefalke, Carol Brain, Waller Jakubowski, Ma rilyn Kwiafkowski Page 68 SPORTS WRITERS I LefT To RighT: Dave Rhyner, Jerome Hagen, James Braden. LesTer Woodcoclc, Tom Callahan WEEKLY members learn To become responsible and reliable. When They receive Their assignmenTs, They musT hand The arTicle in To meeT a deadline. The ediTor-in-chieT and all The oTher ediTors musT be relied upon To have Their make-up pages ready Tor The prinTer. These budding, MISS TERRY MISS PEDERSON MR. SIMPSON young iournaIisTs learn To budgeT Their Time well. They remember ThaT The sTream of Time glides smooThly by and is pasT before we know. ThereTore They learn To use Time To Their advanTage now and will conTinue To do so in The TuTure. HEADLINE WRITERS Sfanding: Richard Lewis, SeaTed: Fred Giesegh, Lois Fiedler, Melvin RindTleisch Page 69 COPY- READERS Leff fo Right: Irene Kowalski, Arleen Wilke, Nancy Delapode, Arleen Delflaff, Alice Johnson To all ou+ward appearances ir seems an impossibiliiy 'rhar afion. Affer a while fhe underdog proofreaders are re anyrhing of value can be accomplished in fhe pandemonium warded for good arrendance by being promofed lo copy lhar is room 227 when rhe proolreaders work. This group readers. Equally essenrial 'ro rhe publicafion of Th is divided info rwo secfions, copyholders and proofreadersq Cardinal weekly are fhe Typisls. Divided info rwo shifrs fhe former read 'rhe cop aloud To +he lalrer who follow dayfime and afferrschool workers, Jrhey rype copy as wel along on lhe galley prooli correcring spelling and puncru- as headlines. Standing: Audrey Pufahl, Seafedz Grela Huse, Shirley Kobza TYPISTS Iludfrh BUSINESS STAFF XS- STanding: Ronald Pries, June Luebben, Seaied: Audrey Zernia MR. HANNEMAN In conTrasT To The advenTurous iob OT reporTer is The business esTabIishmenTs running ads in The paper receive Efork oT The business sTaTT members who meThodicaIIy counT Their copies. Members of The senior shorThand class Type nd disTribuTe aII issues oT The Cardinal weekly. Tearing The mailing IisTs. Sending ouT bills and keeping a IisT of Nrappers OTT new Annuals is Their bigqesT momenT. Durinq accounTs receivable are The responsibiIiTies oT The book- Ihe eighTh hour, The mailing crew springs inTo acTion wield- keeper. Mr. Floyd I-Ianneman, business adviser, supervises ng pasTe brushes and labels. Through Their endeavors, acTiviTies OT This sTaIT. MAILING CREW 11.5 Shanding: Edward Mahnlce, RiTa Szychlinski, Delores Bonlc, SeaTed: CharIoTTc James Page 7I ' .. C555 Sfandingz Dorofhy Brozovich, Donald KnuTson, PaTricia Jesion, Sealed: Edward l-lannemann WhaT happens when a normal Tamily is sTrL by love, a skeleTon in The closeT, and a would Eugene O'Neill? Laugh-provoking answers we Turnished in The January class play, Every Fam Has One. ln her scaTTer-brained Tashion, Mrs. Reardon TempTs To marry her aTTracTive daughTer, Marc To eligible and wealThy Sherwin Parlcer. Busily e gaged in TrusTraTing her scheme are sharp-Tongu Nana and Lily, who poses as The Tamily black shes' Todd Galloway, Marcia's real hearT inTeresT, ci iecTs To ThaT piece oT cheese, Sherwin Park Surprisingly, order is broughT ouT oT chaos. T Parkers leave Tor homey Marcia and Todd a reuniTed7 and Warry's liTerary epic is publishe EVERY FAMILY HAS ONE Melancholy Essie, The Tamily maid - oT - all- work, changes her usual mood and happily serves a bun Tor The beneTiT oT The camera- man. Reginald, lord and masTer oT The Reardon household, Temporar- ily abandons his auTomoTive Tink- ering and sTudies The mechanics OT STrauss and Chopin. l-lis loqua- cious spouse. Laura, accompanied by ThaT perTecT piece oT American manhood, her prospecTive son-in- law, Todd Galloway, ioins The group. All are eager To hear whaT manner oT music appeals To The newly-rich preserve king. R i alfa 2 STanding: Neal Thorlcildsen, KaThryne Bandomir, Donald KnuTson, Sealed: Mary Dawn HaclceTT Bielinslca, lleane Johnson Page 72 nelope Reardon ura Reardon rs. James Parlaer sie ,, ,, mana Reardon nginald Reardon arcia Reardon 'arry Reardon rnes Parlcer , ,, erwin Parker . y Reardon , :dd Galloway THE CAST Mary Dawn l-laclceTT ,, PaTricia Jesion ,, lleane Johnson . DoroThy Brozovich ,, . Olga Bielinslca Edward l-lannemann KaThryne Bandornir . Richard Lewis , Neal Thorlqildsen , l-larvey BarTels Anna Louise Myer Donald KnuTson MISS RAGAN 1 STanding: Olga Bielinslca, Mary Dawn l-laclceTT, SeaTed: Richard Lewis, Anna Myer ANUARY CLASS PLAY Anna Meyer Page 73 Rugged individualisT W a r ry Reardon shows his compleTe dis- dain Tor The lighTer side of liTe by reTusing To join in The general round oT gaieTy. The TluorescenT lighT of his young liTe, Lily, diTTers wiTh him, aT leasT in The presence of Nana and her choice saTirical commenTs. Though Lily is Nan's TavoriTe grandniece, impish Penel- ope holds The honored posiTion oT TavoriTe granddaughTer. This seTTing, beyond douloT, porlrays The mosT dangerous olernenTs of The Reardon Tamily. Harvey BarTels, DoroThy BrozoviTch, Richard Lewis, SeaTed: Edward T-lannernann, PaTricia l-lmphf' says l-lannah, don'T TorgeT me. l may loe old, buT l'm s+ilI kicking, in reTorT To Diana's remark, We're all TogeTher, The Three oT us. A whole year has passed since Jane's TlighT Trom ThornTield hall, and in This modesT home on The moors she has once more won a place in The hearTs oT oThers. Soon ST. John will propose To her, noT because he loves her, lauT, like a Typical ScoTchman, he Teels she can be oT use To him in his work. Slandingz Joyce Johnson, Edward l-lannen-uann, Joan Yaucher, Richard Lewis, Audrey Schunck, Carol Meindel, Olga Bielinska, Edward Pociecha, Erwin Schubert RoberT JANE EYR THE CAST Mrs. Eairlax , ,, , Eileen Baksh Donna McClu , Olga Bielins Leah ,s,, Jane Eyre Mr. RochesTer Adele Varens Grace Poole l-larvey BarT ,, Lucille MasTapieT , , Carol Meind Mason , , RoberT Zergm The Maniac , , Audrey Schun Blanche lngram , ,. Joyce STues Lady lngram Bernardine l:inT Lord lngram ,, Richard Le ' Briggs ,, , Erwin Schube - Reverend Wood , Edward Pociec Diana Rivers , Joyce Johns . , l-lannah , , , ,. Joan Yauch i i ST. John Rivers , ., Edward l-lannema 1 ExTra and AlTernaTes Karl SToedeTalke, PaTricia CurTin, LesTer Woodco Mavis WoodTord MISS GEI MISS BLAC Sfanding: Joan Yaucher, Joyce Johnson, Sealed: Edward l-lannernann, Olga Bielinska Page 74 ian, Karl SToedefalke, Donna McClure, Seaied: Bernadine FinTak, Joyce STuesse, i MasTapieTro, Harvey BarTels, Eileen BakshTa IUNE PLAY Soon aTTer Jane Eyre comes To ThornTield hall, er inherenT goodness causes cynical Edward ochesTer To Tall in love. LaTer as The marriage is oouT To be solemnizecl, Briggs denounces Roches- er as a bigamisT and proves ThaT he has a wife, shrieking maniac. Disillusioned, Jane Tlees To we home OT a disTanT cousin, ST. John Rivers. A ear laTer as she is abouT To accepT ST. John's roposal, she hears RochesTer's voice echoing cross The moors. Rushing To ThornTield hall, Jane nds him blind as a resulT oT The Tire in which his sane wiTe perished. The curTain Talls wiTh Jane wd RochesTer in each oTher's arms. Page 75 LiTTle does Jane know ThaT in This momenT oT bliss Tragic news iS abouT To Tear asunder all The Things she holds dear. While These classi- cal lovers are gazing rapTurously aT each oTher, lvlrs. Fairfax, Roches- Ter's TaiThTul and eTTicienT house- keeper, Tugs mighTily aT Adele Varens so ThaT The imp ol Thorn- Tield hall will leave and noT disTurb The scrupulously clean room. lvlean- while Leah Takes a lasT look aT her handiwork wiTh a maids True sense oi pride in work well done. Le'lT To Rigl1T: Olga Bielinska, Harvey BarTels, Lucille MasTapieTro, Donna McClure Eileen BakshTa iff' Standing: Gilberi' Luell Julius Pokrzywinski, Raymond Januchowski, SeaTecl: Richard Lewis, PaTricia Wamser CHESS CLUB MRS. FREEMAN lT's a close race This year To see who will reach The Top rung oT The Chess club miniaTure ladder. The conTrivance, abouT Three TeeT long and Three inches wide, was devised by Gerald Behmke, a 1940 gradu- aTe, To encourage chess players To perTecT Their skills. ln The order oT Their prowess, names oT club members appear on The rungs. ThroughouT The second semesTer, Alice Johnson and Roland DelamaTer have been baTTling Tor perches aT The Top. To increase The populariTy OT This game oT kings, The organizaTion looks Torward To welcoming new conTesTanTs in games and TournamenTs. STAMP CLUB MISS O'CALLAGHll TwenTy dollars Tor one sTampl claims GilberT Luell as he looks aT Richa Lewis's album conTaining over 7200 va eTies. AnoTher noTable philaTelisT aT So is Tom McCormick, who specializes in ' sTamps OT Poland and owns almosT ev- issue oT ThaT counTry. JusT a year old, buT rising TasT in poi lariTy, The STamp club was organized give collecTors oT The school a chance exchange and sTudy sTamps. While bu hunTing Tor waTermarks, pre-cancels, colors, and coils, The TiTTeen members T Time To discuss well-known collecTions. Sfandings AlTred RaThmann, Alice Johnson, SeaTed: Roland Delamafer, Marvin RoberT Parkinson AN, Page RUM DEBATE MR. MADISON esolved: The Tederal governmenT uld provide a sysTem oT compleTe medi- care available To all ciTizens aT public ense. ThaT was The issue which was aTed by nine members oT The Forum aTe club in CoblenTz hall, January I7. hose who parTicipaTed were Lorraine pke, l-lalene Dalecki, Claudine James, hard Lewis, Rose Marie Ludka, Al Mac' lis, David RaTh, AlberT RaThmann, and ricia True. The club Teaches parliamen- rules, The principles oT public speak- , and The arf OT debaTing. Kneeling: Dolores Podraza Sfandingz Lorraine Bernpke, JeaneTTe Schloemer, Seafedz PaTricia True, Alice Maher, AI MacGillis LIBRARY SCIENCE b Miss RAMAKER Arranging book displays is one oT The proiecTs oT The Library Science club. lT meeTs every Thursday during The TiTTh hour wiTh Shirley Bain presiding and Gloria Kingsley acTing as secreTary and Treasurer. The TwenTy-Two cadeTs also make aTTrac- Tive bulleTin board posTers on auThors and a weekly news map on currenT evenTs. They are always eager To assisT The librarian by performing rouTine clerical Tasks. Tours and TheaTer parTies were on The agenda This year, buT a Tield Trip To WTMJ Radio ciTy was The main social evenT. Josephine Fabick, Shirley Zakowski, Seafed: Gloria Kingsley, Florence BOYS' CLUB MR. SASKOWSKI l-laving Tun in The rumpus room is one reason why members oT Cardinal Boys' club meeT every oTher week aT The CrranT STreeT Social cenTer. There The boys also engage in ping-pong, pool, and dancing. To saTisTy an assorTmenT oT inTeresTs. members made a Tour oT Radio ciTy and The Federal Bureau oT lnvesTigaTion, aT- Tended movies, parTies, and parTicipaTed in baslceTball conTesTs. SporT acTiviTies included enTering a Team in The cenTer baslceTball league. Leff To Right Evonne Hagen, PaTricia CurTin, Mary Dawn l-laclceTT, ConsTance Swo- boda, CharloTTe Wenzel Sfandingz Tom Callahan, Dave Rhyner, Al Wisniewslci, Seaiedt Don KnuTson GIRLS' CLUB MRS. REA Buzzing wiTh exciTemenT, junior a senior girls gaTher every oTher Tuesday GranT STreeT Social cenTer Tor danc Talks on charm and personaliTy, and Ta ions Tor Teen agers. WinTer sporTs such ice sl4aTing, Tobogganing, and slqiing a Tun Tor Cardinal Girls' club members, w are also making lasTing Triendships and veloping leadership Through These TiviTies. For The TirsT Time They received pins T year similar To Those oT The Boys' cl Oblong in shape wiTh a gold bor around a whiTe enamel Tace, The pins inscribed in gold wiTh The iniTials C. G. Page 78 MASK and WIG MISS BRADSHAW 15 335 A play lo make your hair sland on end is Horrors lncorporaled, Mask and Wig's Halloween produclion in Coblenlz hall. Wilh a liendish grin, lhe mad scienlisl, Richard Lewis, delighls in bringing lwo helpless viclims lo his masler, Monsler X, Clark Rybacki. Emerging lrom lhe collin, Charles Pawlak seeks lo secure loeller wages lor his lellow spirils by emilling horrilying groans. Counless Belly Jane Krause calmly lakes noles on lhe weird aclivilies. Olher public presenlalions ol Mask and Wig include Thanksgiving Beals lhe Dulch, and Hero Unlimilecl, a radio play lor lhe Washinglon-Lincoln birlhday program. landing: Clark Rybacki, Richard Lewis, Charles Pawlak, Sealed: Belly Jane Krause, velyn Oswiany, William Roberlson AUSIC HONCR ILUB MISS LEHMANN MR. GOODRICH Whal do you say? Shall we give a pro- am in Coblenlz hall lhis semesler7 izzed Jean Andropoulos, presidenl ol usic l-lonor club, when ollicers mel lo cuss plans. As a resull, vocal and inslru- Enlal soloisls, lhe Boys' and lhe Girls' lee clubs, and the lolk dancers did pref -nl a program ol classical, modern, and II4 music lo upperclassmen. Meeling every olher Tuesday, lhis ex- isive organizalion, wilh a limiled mem- , frship ol lhirly-live, promoles all aclivilies Ihe music deparlmenl. lnslruclors Miss , lher Lehmann and Mr. Louis Goodrich ' oose lhe members. l l Slanding: Jean Andropoulos Tom Callahan, Sealed: David Shapiro, Joan Yaucher, fzvonne l-lagen Page 79 Q CFO Shandingz Cecilia Puzia, Arleen Willie, Sylvia Jeza, Seafedx Marilyn I-Iarfe, Clarice Rofh SPANISH CLUB MISS BENNEWITZ Buenos dies, amigosf' WiTh This Triendf ly greeTing, members of The Spanish club assemble on alTernaTe Thursdays To see a movie, lisfen To a spealcer, or sing lively and romanfic melodies of The Colorful Soufh American republics. LaughTer rings oul' when They Try To Translafe an American song inTo Spanish. AT oTher Times Their fellow members pre- senT The gay swifT dances of Mexico, such as The Jarabe TapaTio, The nafional follc dance. IT's always I-lasTa la visTa as They pair off for The homeward Trelc. SHIELD CLUB MISS CHURCHIL lT's Vkfednesday nighf af The YWCA, chorus Shield club girls as They deparf wi Their lunches for a meeTing downfown. Y-Teens sfarfed The year off righT wi a fall breaIcfasT. Nexf on The agenda we a play iIIusTraTing The change of name fro Girl Reserves To Y-Teens, The Twirp Twirl and oTher parfies. On CcTober 30 a grou modeled clofhes from The well-lqnown Tee house. To secure ideas for improving Th club, Three girls aTTended The mid-winT conference aT Madison. Always The members have fun, wheTh iT is doing service work, swimming, bo ing, singing Chrislmas carols af The Y, seeing movies. Leff To Righfa Pafricia Ladd, Lucy Garcia. Dorofhy Rozman, Trinidad Gonzalez, Arlene I-luck Page 80 INTER NOS MISS McDERMOTT MISS QUIRK Audio-visual insTrucTion played an im- oorTanT parT in lnTer Nos acTiviTies This ,fear. Members had The unusual privilege of having FaTher Claude T-l. l-leiThaus ap- Dear aT Three diTTerenT meeTings To show oy his slides and lecTures our heriTage from Rome. FaTher l-leiThaus, chairman oT classical arTs and archeology aT Mar- queTTe universiTy, is an auThoriTy on The 'uins oT ancienT Rome. ln The apparel of gods and goddesses, ,TudenTs oT The Vergil class presenTed The olay, JuclgmenT of Paris. A parTy aT The end oT The semesTer gave members a chance To mingle socially, inTer nos. l Leff To Righh Gloria PoTTcr, Carroll Klemens, Virginia Pocic-cha, Nancy PoTTnr, Audrey Sokol T KLUB POLSKI MR. LEMANOWICZ You see? The box is empTy. Now waTch, said Dennis Kohler, a member oT Klub Polski, as he displayed his magician's skill aT one oT The meeTings. l-leels kicked, billowy skirTs swirled, and brillianT colors Tlashed when The club presenTed a pro- gram in CoblenTz hall inTerpreTing The gay, lively dances and cusToms of Poland. To give sTudenTs a chance To develop Their Torensic abiliTies, The annual speech conTesT was held again This year. The chieT aim OT This organizaTion, which is now in iTs elevenTh year aT SouTh, is To promoTe Triendship and fellowship among people wiTh Polish inTeresTs. Sfandingz Theresa Frackowiak, Marion Michalski, Dennis Kohler, Seafed: Marie Kosciuk, DoroThy Lupiezowiec Page 81 l WalTer Simonz, CharloTTe Benrud, AI MacGillis, AI Wisniewslci, Lorraine Kurylo STUDENT JANUARY Do you have any good ideas as To how our school liTe can become more inTeresT- ing and eTTicienT7 QuesTions oT This Type are broughT To The aTTenTion oi all SouTh DivisioniTes Through The STudenT council, chief medium of self-governmenT. Fol- lowing a basic, democraTic principle, each homeroom and row in CoblenTz hall, as well as every school organizaTion, sends a delegaTe To The weekly Wednesday morning meeTings in room 3I4. Formed The TirsT and sevenTh hours in assembly B, honor sTudy halls are one of The proiecTs sTarTed under The council's supervision This year. STill in The experi- menTal sTaqe, Their success will be deTer- HONOR STUDY HALL Monifors Sfanding: Elden Brueser, Paul 5TroThenlce, Richard Molin - .r'11SZ'.7,. COUNCIL JUNE mined by The co-operaTion of The sTudenT body as a whole, explained Mr. BerTus Boone, adviser. AnoTher proiecT The orqanizaTion has puT inTo acTion is The noon dances held in The boys' gym. l-lere during The TiTTh hour on Tuesdays and Thursdays, Fred SchulTz's orchesTra provides an ouTleT Tor penT-up energies. Miss Mary Jane Ryan, supervisor, is conTidenT of The conTinued success of This mid-day Torm oT relaxalrion. DespiTe The TacT ThaT They haven'T re- ceived exTensive publiciTy, The dances have broughT in more Than Sl75 To loe added To The orgaTron Tund. C? f-. vi Back: Tom Sufowslci, Middle Row: Marilyn Kwiaflcewslci, Lorraine Kurylo Fronf Row: AI Wisniewslci, Mary McCuTcheon NOON DANCE ORCHESTRA 2 Row: James STarnbulich, Jerry Enqel, John Cuperlino, Richard Sawinski, Earl Heclcel. Fronf Row: Wayne Samrnons, Richard Knapilc :ld Grabowski, Roberf Filipiak If CHECKERS Lefi io Righiz Edilh Fuhrman, Aniia Konlcel. Margaref Dubey, June Dorger, Palricia Curlin, Nancy Finnegan Tables were Jrurned on The siudenls in Cobleniz hall when members of fhe Cardinal Girls' club presenred a preview of fhe homecoming game befween Soulrh and Lincoln. Clad in uniforms many sizes foo large, ihe Panlywaisrs and Bloomer Girls discussed 'rheir beaus inslead of mapping a sfralegy while in a huddle. During fhe half, ihe whipped ou? compacls and combs fo forlify lhemsu for +he second airaclc. FOOTBALL PUBLICITY Pantywaisfs drub Bloomer Girls USHERS Sfandingz Violef Reifer, Eunice Janlcowslci Seafedz Alice Wolfe, Dorothy Romaszcewslci. Audrey Swanda D prove Their Shoulder-To-Shoulder spiriT, These girls Tor The wraps of The guesTs and made visiTors comTorTal:ale. 'esenT The scores who have served This year as ushers Nearly 43,000 pounds oT magazines! ThaT record brings Checkers aT SouTh Division social TuncTions. PuTTing us closer To our goal, an orgaTron in CoblenTz hall. Under- e The gliTTer and glamour of The occasion, They cared classmen ToTals doubled Those of The upperclassmen. o Righfz Arlhur Ernig, Charles Pawlalc, Marlene BeTl'ilce, Sarah Rankin MAGAZINE DRIVE STAGE CREW MR. KNUTSON Amid a maze oT lighTs, swiTches, ropes, and scenery, members oT The sTage crew Tussle wiTh properTies. CompeTing wiTh MoTher NaTure, They make sunrise Tollow sunseT wiTh such rapidiTy ThaT Old Man Time is leTT Tar behind. As sTage manager, ChrisT Poulos, senior, direcTs The acTiviTies oT The Two compa- nies inTo which The crew is divided. Mr. C. W. KnuTson is The TaculTy supervisor. Back: RoberT Birlcholz, Richard Lewis, CenTer: Marline Livingsfon, FronT: James Parnau. Thomas SlrrenTny STanding: Frank Czerwinslci, David Bassuener, ChrisT Poulos, Kneeling: Richard BarTs PROJECTION CREN MR. BLA perched in a cubicle in The rear CoblenTz hall, The screen spoTTers T Their equipmenT in anTicipaTion of a TuTi movie. Checlcing wiring and bulbs, look! aTTer The Tire exlringuishers, and TesTing ' ampliTier are buT a Tew oT Their ma duTies. These precauTions have paid dividendsfhowever, Tor despiTe The Th- sands OT dollars worTh oT equipmenT ' crew has handled, less Than Three doll damage has occurred in The lasT Ten ye. Page 8a INFIRMARY MRS. DICKINSON ls my finger broken? is nof an unusual quesfion asked of infirmary monifors when a vicfim enfers room IO5. Taking femperafures. sending sfudenfs fo class or fo The Emergency hospifal for freafmenf are some of fhe monifors' fasks. The infirmary is somefimes a place of romance. When a monifor's favorife foof- ball hero seeks help for an iniured hand, she eagerly gives him aid. For a few seconds she may even hold his hand. Leff Io Right: Sylvia Jeza, Kafhryne Bandomir, Beafrice Szymczak .IBRARY CADETS MISS RAMAKER For facls on lhaf suloiecf look in fhe bridged Readers' Guide, advises Miss ildred Ramaker when sfudenfs seek in- rmafion on homework or oufside reading. The Green Years. by Cronin heads The iufh Division besf seller lisf. Two Years :fore fhe Mash Dana: Sevenfeenfh Sum- er, Daly: Black Rose, Cosfain: Dawn's rly Lighf, Beebe: Ernie Pyle in England: d Yellow Room, Rhineharf, follow closely popularify. Books on efiquelfe have sky-rockefed in -mand fhis year. Sfudenfs wanf fo know waf fo do af fhe righf lime. Page 87 Sfanding: Pafricia Pachowicz, Sealed: Yvonne Arnesen, Miss Ramaker, Beffy Schwarfz SOUTH DIVISION ORCHESTRA VIOLINS Jeanelle Ewerl' LaVerne Fredericlcson Joe I-loronilz Clifford Krusiclc Jacquelyn Leach Alvin Malcowialc Marion Meyer Donna Miichell Richard Murawslci Joseph Poczelcai DIRECTOR MISS ESTHER LEHMANN Belly Jane Raiayczak Waller Simonz Lillian Slaicolf Myron Siirmel Nancy Szeremela Dorinne Traulsen Arleen Willce Jean Young Shirley Zalcowslci Louise Zirzow VIOLAS Audrey Kapalczynslci Vaughn Krombos Dolores Sommer CELLOS Jean Andropoulos Madelyn Budzien Belly Ehrlichman Arline Krombos Josephine Marchese Lois Pelersen David Ralh Mary Jane Woida STRINGED BASS Marion Blank Donald Brown Mona Derouin Minnie Belle Dillard Therese Juszczak Donald Kneser Page Jill FLUTES Belly Brunner Allan J. Johnson CLARINETS Lillian Korda Wayne Sarnmon MARIMBA Donna Diedrich Page 89 TRUMPETS John Cuperlino Jerry Engel James Slambulich TROMBONES Carl Glapa Earl l-leclcel HORN Alice J. Johnson TUBA Joseph Manlce PIANO Lawrence Kelly Consfance Preslon SAXOPHONE Richard Knapilc 5 A - .15ifJg lf ' , - ' 4 ,xg 5 Fl , ' I'-'21 Af 'L , ' , lp! J Q af 1 9+- ffl, 33:7 BASSOON Audrey Schunck TYMPANI Albcrl Krahn DRUMS Charles Schuerman l 7 Q. Y av' .K Fin! m4 4 They puT up To The lasT minuTe ThaT Tine sense oT courage, oT clean play, oT never Teeling ThaT we are down unTil The lasT whisTle blows. So all glory To The boys who ToughT This year. So all glory To Those who are coming Tor us nexT year. There is anoTher year coming. Look Torwarcl, noT baclqwarcl. Fear noT cleTeaT, Tear only Tear, and hope Tor The besT. HARRY EVAN COBLENTZ Message To STudenTs Cardinal Weelcly, November l924 F 9 I ... Ik . q .' Us VARSITY Back Row: Coach Olsen, TiTherley, Tomczylc, Hoffman, Schaefer, Schubert Dodge, Boruclci, Albrecht Jahnlce, Rydzilc, Bauer, Mgr. Johnson, FronT Row: Dziedzic, Schimenz, Niedzieilco, Synowicz, Pleslco, Brueser, Polcrop, Rosinski, Weil, Grabarczylc, WiTTers, KeniTz, Boucher AlThough The I946 TooTball season proved unsuccessful, Tackle Gene Ureda and Back Dan Rosinski were given berThs on The All-CiTy Teams. WiTh The opening oT prac- 1 Tice SepTember I, The Cardinals were Taced wiTh The ToughesT problems in SouTh Division TooTball hisTory, Tor There were many inexperienced boys and a new coach- ing sTaTT. New l-lead Coach George TieTien and AssisT- anT Coach Gordie Olsen, boTh Tormer servicemen, Taclcled The iob oT building a smooTh co-ordinaTed eleven ouT of green maTerial. Opening againsl' The Pulaski Ramblers, SouTh IosT a hardAToughT baTTle I2-6. Boys' Tech beaT The Redmen I3-7 The following weelc. Before Rosinski plunges through a heavy King line Page 92 Back Row: Mgr. Jones, Mgr. STarzyk, Wierzbinski, G-runwald, Wypiszenski, Zahn. Seebruch, C-3uTowski, KwiaTkowski, Bassuener, Adarnczewski, Coach TieTien, Front Row: Gruber, SmiTh, Braden, Rernbalski, Ureda, Disch, Swieciak, Juszczak, Jakubowski, Fischer a sTadiurn packed wiTh cheering SouTh DivisioniTes, The Redmen Then losT To CusTer I4-7. Drizzling sky and slippery TurT helped To srnoTher hopes oT SouTh gridders when They bowed beTore a superior Rulius King coTerie. Previous Tough breaks spurred The Cards on To give Their besT To The lasT Three closely-ToughT baTTles, only To be deTeaTed by Lincoln 20-I4, WesT 6-O, and Bay View I4-O. Under The capable leadership oT lvienTor Ray Kiehl, The Frosh-Soph TooTball squad annexed seven wins and one deTeaT. SporTsmanship and TundarnenTals of TooT- Tall learned This season will TiT These gridders To be The backbone of TuTure VarsiTy squads. Tiny gets some attention Page 93 1 FOOTBALL l Gene Rembalski . . . Tackle . . . Polenl rough . . . Tough . . . a bruising iighler poinf specialisl . . . Ray Grabarczyk . . . ing passes . . . Gerhard Fischer . . . End many a would-be Touchdown. REMBALSKI GRUBER JUSCZAK DISCH who was a hard man fo block oul . . . Dick Gruber... 1 Tackle . . . Six Tool Tour inches of dynamife . . . a hard smashing player wilh a remarkable display of spiril and fighl . . . Sfanley Juszezak . . . Guard . . . Terror To all hosfile linemen . . , Norberf Disch . . . Tackle . , . An assel To The squad . . . a lighr man . . . Frank Syno- wicz . . . Lefl hall . . A lof of fire and drive . . . Tasr . . . deceplive . . . spunky . . . exlra- Leif hall . . , Sharp . . . Tricky elusive broken-field runner . . . James Braden . . . End . . . Alerl . . . Don l-lulson of Soulh . . . Experf on spear- Lerhal . . . A slicky-fingered lad, who sei up Lefi fo Right: Welnak, Brueser, Grunwald, Albrecht Manager Sfarzyk Page 94 VARSITY FOOTBALL SCOREBOARD Pulaski I2 . Boys' Tech I3 , . Cusfer 2I Rufus King 20 NOFIIW I4 Lincoln 20 Wesi 6 Bay View I4 Souih SouII1 Soufh ,Soufiw Soufh Souih Soufh Soufh I4 I4 6 7 I 9 W O O O SYNOWICZ GRABARCZYK BRADEN FISCHER ge 95 Trapped by Tech Coach Tietien hands it out SEEBRUCH POKRO? SMITH JAKUBOWSKI SHILLING WEIL MAJCR EMBLEM WINNERS Page 96 . .. s Back Row: Mgr. Kezman, Benson, Synowicz, Troianowslci, Luedlce, Kazmaier, Donahue. Mariorana, Evers, Schuliz, Raymond, Seobraniz, Coach Kiehl, Middle Row: Nelson. Bemis. Lamelca. Luenelsurg, Plazelc, Thomas, Andrykowski, Dolan, Goelz, Rosinslci, Schneider, Shevey, Froni Row: Cunningham, Jaqiello, Laabs, Slalhas, Boelicher, Lange, Soloczalc, Demslci. Schullz FROSH-SOPH FOOTBALL COACH KIEHL Claude Seebruch . . . Cenier . . . A bear cai on defense . . . Ray Pokrop . . . Guard . . . Vicious blocker, made ball carrying easy . . . Jack Smilh . . . Guard . . . Ollen ihe filfh man in 'rhe enemy's baclclield . . . Waller Jaku- bowslci . . . End . . . Deceplive lineman . . . Gerald Shilling . . . Riqhf hall . . . Specially, V V f end-runs and reverses . . . Karl Weil . . . Righl half . . . Line srnasher . . . Danny Rosinslxi . . . Fullbaclc . . . Power fo produce needed yardage . . . All-Cify second leam . . . Gene Ureda . . . Tackle . . . Caplain Eleci . . . Unanimous choice All-Cify . . . Curl Kenih . . . Cenler . . . Pos- sesses an accuraie snaphaclc . . . polenf com- binaiion of brawn and agqressiveness . . . Elden Brueser . . . Quarlerbaclc . . . A keen field-general and an oulslanding bloclcer. ROSINSKI UREDA KENITZ BRUESER Page 97 g0UTH ourg 94 QUUTH E5 50UTH QOUTH g0UTH Z3 SOUT H 113 50UTH 1 7' Back Row: Mgr. Dziedzic, Adamczylc, fkdamczewslci, 5chaeTer, Wypiszinslci, Braden, Mgr. SmiTh, Middle Row: Coach Rasinslce, Misorski, R T lm, Gruber, Rosinsl-ci. Wailczalc, FronT Row: Schubert Kresse, DenTice, KasTelic, Bauer, Brueser, Engel BASKETBALL WiTh a record of Tive vicTories and Tive losses, Coach WalTer Rasinslfe capably led his baslceTl3all squad, including Tive reTurn- ing veTerans, Through a Ten-game schedule. Opening againsT Bay View, The Cards rang up a 35-34 vicTory. Tech, The second vic- Tim, losT a hard-ToughT baTTle, 43-36. The Tollowing weelc 5ouTh was shellaclced by Lincoln, 5l-24, and The Cardinal hoopmen again losT a one-sided baTTle To The Pulaski Ramblers To The Tune oT 50-37. ReTaliaTing, The scarleT-clad Tive Thoroughly beaT The Juneau quinTeT 40-30. Qpening The second halT oT The season, The Cardinals walloped Bay View 54-34. The Redmen Then dropped Three games in a row, To Tech, 4l-38: To Lincoln, 50-471 and To Pulaski, 5l-35. The grand Tinale OT The season Tound The SouTh cagers crushing Juneau 59-37. Misorski chalks up two points s ,. r Page 98 Here's how, by Coach Rasinske Bay View 34 Tech 36 , Uncoh 51 PUESH 50 Juneau 30 Bay View 34 , Tech 41 , Uncoh 50 PubsH 5I , Juneau 37 COACH Brueser breezes through the Washington five Pge99 BASKETBALL SCOREBOARD Sou+h 35 Soufh 43 Soufh 24 5ou+h 37 Sou+h 40 Soufh 54 .H Sou+h 38 Soufh 47 Soufh 35 , Soufh 59 RIKSIFISICE 'Ci 'inf -AQ? N WALCZAK MISORSKI KASTELIC DENTICE SD - ,Q , . 'fir ,- l fNe X -f' -el' gi' , fig ,s A GRUBER BRUESER SCHUBERT ENG,-EL Suspense Page IOO 5013 Baclc Row: Kasfelic, Synowicz, Andrylcowslci, Turowslci, Troianowski, Coach Kiehl, Middle Row: Poczelrai, Evers, Thompson, Barsci K y n Fronl Row: Rosinslci, Bemis, Kazmierslci, Yoko, Trudell .. Y is Page lOl -Q ROSINSKI KRESSE 1 ADAMCZEWSKI RESTEK FROSH-SOPH BASKETBALL COACH KIEHL AlThough The Frosh-Soph bas- lceTball season ended wiTh eighT losses and only Two wins, The Team improved ThroughouT The season. Winning only lrorn Bay View and J u n e a u, The Cards losT hard- ToughT baTTles againsT Tech, Pu- laski, and Lincoln. Under Coach Kiehl's supervision, The Redmen pracTiced in The boys' gym aTTer school. Some oT The Cardinal con- TesTs were held before The Varsify games. 7 V!-L2 l Q Q ,-1. Lefi io Right: Riekkoll, Zaclicr, Kusclw, Delraz, Doepke, Hoffman, Scoll' CRCSS-CCUNTRY Sporliglifing flue I946 season for llie hill-and-dalers was Card AI lvlacGillis, who look lirsl in The seclional, llwird in Hue cily, and lliirleenllw in Jrlie slale. Con- fronled willn buf one relurning lellerman, Coach Joe l-leineman buill a lairly aggressive leam ol liorizon- clnasers. Slarling off wilh a bang, Soullw lwarriers swamp- Ti . -J' 'nn mv . 5, .0 A sr-J' 'Z H ,5 ...rfb 11' 1 5,1 r 'Z' si B ,fy . di, l Lefl fo Righf: MacGillis, Ka ed Pulaski 2l-4l and oulran King 25-32. They were sei' back by Waslwinglon 26-29. ln llwe lirsl friangular mee? of llwe season, flue Redmen emerged in second place, oulrun only by Bay View. ln llweir lasl lliree meels, lime soullw seclional, cily, and slale, llme Soullw men ranked second, lourlli, and 'rlwirleenllw respeclively. ierinos, Jolwnson, Mack, Slrollwenke Page IO2 Kneeling Leff To Righfz Bassuener, Schaefer, Ureda On Mai: Nelson, Schilling COACH NOWAK WRESTLING STaTe championship climaxed The Cardinal groaners' successful season of six wins and no deTeaTs. Under The capable hands of Coach Joe Nowak, The Cards opened wiTh a crushing 34-3 vicTory over Racine. ln The second meeT SouTh Trampled WesT Milwaukee 25lf2-7'f2 and walloped Pulaski 26-6 in The Third meeT. Opening The second half oi The season, Racine again Tell vicTim To The Redmen To The Tune of 32-3. LaTer The locals showed Their supremacy by overwhelming WesT Mil, waukee, 23-8. Ending The season wiTh a close l3aTTle, The Cards nosed ouT Pulaski, I8-I6. Nelson, Shilling, Ureda, and Rembalski emerged as sTaTe champs. QU T P' R. Leff To Right: Schaefer, Ureda, Bassuener, Coach Nowak, Horoniiz Page IO3 TRACK, 1946 Winding up The I946 season, Traclcmen parTicipaTed in The ciTy and sTaTe meeTs. ln The ciTy meeT Card l-lalT-miler Windy Gross seT The pace by Taking TirsT. Windy was Tollowed by 440-men Paul STroThenlce and ArT Baermann, who Toolc second and Third respecTively. OTher poinTs Tor SouTh were qrappled by WalTer Jalcubowslci, highs jumper, CurTis Clever, miler, and Wesley Sommer, pole-vaulTer. QualiTiers Tor The sTaTe meeT are decid- ed by The sTaTe secTional Try-ouTs, The TirsT Three in each evenT being chosen. ArT Baermann, Windy Gross, Dale l-loTTman, Diclc Kurylo, Joe T-loroniTz, WalTer Jalcu- bowslci, John STrong, Paul STroThenlce, Wes- ley Sommer, and CliTTord Johnson repre- senTed SouTh. Only Two boys emerged vicTorious in This meeT OT champions. WinTred Gross snared a TourTh in The half mile, and Paul STroThenlce received TiTTh place in The quarTer mile. Sfanding Jahnke Bechy Sealed Coach He neman Schoenfeld MacG-lllis -wav Page IO4 a.s...2.:1v-fs: - r --sw, , r v Jumping: Hoffman, Sfanding: Coach Nowak, Horonifi, Kenifz, Skornia TRACK, 1947 Wifh fhe I947 Track season iusf under way. Card cindermen already have fwo vicfories fucked under fheir belfs, one a dual againsf Wesf, and fhe ofher, fhe soufh secfion quadrangular meef. By win- ning fhis four-fold feaf, fhe Redmen were chrisfened soufh side champs. In fhis firsf major meef fhe Shoulderfro- Shoulder spirif was a dominafing facfor in Their success. lf was nof iusf a few work- ing fo win buf fhe enfire 'ream pulling fo- gefher fhaf won fhis annual quadrangular meef. Sfellar performers and nucleus of fhis year's powerhouse are: Weighfmen: Daniel Rosinski, Donald Wiffers, William Zahn: Sprinfers: Jack Spechf, John Sfrong, Paul Sfrofhenke: Disfance-runners: Glenn Jahnke, Elmer Johnson, Alex MacGillis: Pole-vaulf- ers: James Dodge, Curfis Kenifz, Dick Duane: High-jumpers: Dale Hoffman. Joe Horonifz, Paul Skornia. Page IOS Twelve Feet or Bust Q Tunkers fake off MAJOR MEETS, I947 Li+'rle Cily Meef , Second place Cily Meef , .,,,, , ,Fourlh place Cardinal Relays l5O-medley relay ., ,Third place Slale Preliminaries Gelhar Jachlhuber MacGillis Sloedelallce Srale Meef Tom Gelhar .Fourlh place lIOO-yard free sfylel l5O-medley relay , Y, Fiflh place l coAcH um.: SWIMMING Smashing lhe I8O-yard medley relay marlc in The liHle cily meel, a Top-nofch lrio consisling of Co-caplain Jerome Jachlhuber, Alex MacGillis, and Karl Sloede- lallce sef Soufh Division's lirsl swimming record, second in lhe cily and fiffh in lhe slale meels. Olher our- slanding Card ducklings were free-slylers, Co-caplain, Tom Gelhar, who was always pulling lhrough in a pinch: Don Zipler, a dependable sprinl-man: and Breasl- slrolcer Don Kollalz, who received his lhird major lefler. Jack Olsen, a sophomore, climaxed an oufslanding sea- son loy snaring second in lhe cily meel 200-yard 'Free- sryle event Back Row: Coach Lillle, Menqerf, Franz, Maclc, C. Kalerinos, Salcalowslci, Zschernig, Ciezlci, Planovselc, Jachlhuber, Fronf Row: Filipialc, Durslci, Hodson, Kollalz, Zipfer, Sfoedelalke, Swimming: Olsen, MacGillis Page IO6 BASEBALL SCHEDU LE, I947 S+. John's AcacIemy,,ApriI 23 Pius Xl , ,, ,, ,AY,. .April 29 Shorewood ,,,,,,.,,,,.,,,. May 2 S+. Francis Minor ,,.., ,,May 6 Delavan , , ,, , .,,..May 9 Lu+heran , ,,,7.... May I3 Pius XI . ,, ,,..,,i, May I6 Boys' Tech , , , May 20 Shorewood . ,V,VV,,,, Ivlay 23 S+. Francis Minor, ,.,,, May 28 S+. John's Academyslune 4 Lu+heran , ...June IO Boys' Tech . ., ...June I3 COACH COFFEEN THE SLIVER SQUAD BASEBALL Taking +he lead among Milwaukee high schools, Sou+h made baseball a major spor+ in I946. Tu+ored by +ormer Head Coach Ar+hur Krueger. +he Cards +ooIc unofficial cl+y +i+le. In new gray and cardinal uniforms, +he Redmen los+ only +hree ou+ of nine games. Opening wi+h +wo overwhelming +riumphs, +he local nine mauled Messmer I2-2 and Wes+ 2l-3. Two hear+breaIcing losses, one agains+ S+. .lohn's Mili+ary academy, 5-2, and +he o+her agains+ Wes+, I-O, +ollowed. Sou+h showed i+s spiri+ by winning +he nex+ +our games: agains+ Lu+heran, IO-2: Lin- coln, 7-4 and I4-2l: and lvlessmer, ll-O. They los+ +heir Ias+ con+es+ +o S+. Francis. 6-5. . 241' ' S+ancIing: Brueser, Misorslci, Gruber, Denfice, Gimler, Sliding: Dziedzic, Cafcher: Seeloruch Page IO7 Page IOS 4 we fzfs . l f i l. 2 i I' s . X, X xx X CJ You learn in school whal you will learn in life. If you are nol smarl enough, you rnusl be smarl enough lo lcnow where lo go lo gel srnarll Fol- low your Teachers and your parenls now, and you will follow Jrhe righl leaders when you mosl need lo be led in your laler years. This means whal you lcnow: shoulder To shoulder al school, al home, and in your cornmunilylu HARRY EVAN COBLENTZ Message lo Sludenls Cardinal Weekly, Seplember IQ36 Thou smile-smoothing, heart-opening cordial, Tea OCTOBER Lefi To Righi: Jack Wieczorek, Lawrence STrommen, Marlene Sowin FRESHMAN Through a willingness To learn, To Torrn good characTer TraiTs, and To give serv- ice, freshman honor sTudenTs inspire Their classmaTes To become a Tiner Type oT SouTh Division graduaTe. This year TwenTy names have been added To The roll oT honor which was sTarTed in l94O. AT The end oT Their TirsT semesTer Those sTudenTs whose averages are over nineTy receive pins inscribed wiTh The words Freshman Honor. AT The OcTober Il program. sevenTeen wiTh averages oT eighTy-Tive To nineTy re- ceived honorable menTion. SixTy-Three more in The upper quarTer were awarded special recogniTion, February 27 when Tor The TirsT Time They marched across The sTage in CoblenTz hall To geT Their class sTandings. Page IIO Anorher lirsi in life advisemeni' al Soufh Division is Freshman-Sophomore Parenls' day. which made irs debui' lasr Ocrober. This chance for parenls and Teachers fo meer during The school day is Jrhouqhl ro be ihe lirsr of irs kind ar Soufh. Miss Jane Whifney, welfare officer, spolce on Home and School Rela+ion- ships, af 'rhe lirsr qaihering, and al a laier parenr-reacher Tea, Mrs. Srewarl Scrimshaw ol lhe Wauwalosa Women's club discussed Jrhe Need of Good Ci+i- zenship. Sfudenls of The music deparr- menr provided enleriainmeni al bofh programs. Refreshmenfs in rhe caleleria offered an added opporluniry for home- room Jreachers and parenls +o lallc over problems involving lheir Beriys and Bobs. Mrs. Luzia Greenwalr and Miss Mildred Marlin, freshman and sophomore ad- visers, hope lhese galherings will loecome a iradirion al Soufh. HONORS Good afternoon, Mom and Dad Back Row: Nancy Poffer, Arlene Yarne. Juclifh Kirby, Francis Gnabasik, Dorolhy Wiher, Ruih Czarnecka, Middle Row: Jennie Kobylnuclr Syl a Borowslci, Marlene Lavenfure, Carol Marlin. Gloria Woiciechowslca, Alberl' Reil, Fronf Row: Alvin Malrowialc. Gerald Slcofzlre Donald Wlfas Keifh LaPoinf, John Gamerdinqer Page I I I ROOM I0b MISS STARR Top Row: Norman Fallcowsglci, Norman Sobczalc, Joscplw Kowalski, Ralph Poqorzelslci, Wllliaum Goofy, Ronald l-lselllnnacglw, Donald Kallas, Arllmur Kebza, David Nowalc, Row 4: Andrew Seiano, Jane Sinqer, Maryann Sclwwabe, Plwyllis Gadornsld, Sylvia Mommarlrlf., Dlana Grezeslc, Rnswll Prfllrnann, Vincenl Swierez, Marccline Swslilr, Row 3: Marilyn McKenna, Eleanor Zimmer, Dorollwy Wilmer, Mary Ann Grfeqa, Uonna Dledrlclw, Lucille Paros, Ebllmer Jalulonslri, Marlene Lalfenlure, Row 2: Gloria Turczyn, June Dormer, Alien W. Julvnson, Minnlz- Be-llc Ulllarcl, Marianne Minlcln, Rosemary Carlson, Collele Kelly, Lorraine Slallcer, Jean Sclnll, Boflom Row: Joyce Plolrowslci, Dorollwe Rulowalci, ltlilabellw Dolan, Rowlnariz- Kazrnlm-rilxl, Ronald Sclwmlcll, Glorla Claacla, Ella Jackson, William Spaniel ROOM I07 MR. MC GARTY Top Row: Cluzsler Plata, Rolverl Mayurelc, Slanley Spryszalc, Gerald Kopps. James Muldwler, Tlvornas Callalnan, Jams-5 Kopps, Florian Plwilllps, Row 3: Jamvs Owen, Rolwrl Bulqrln, Wllllarvw KVCSSO, Leona Blalwnllc, Rlla Slelna, Barbara Clvour, Roiwnary No' llvf lcli, Nanfy Borlwnlwamqvn, LaVerna Fluor, Row 2: Corrine Waller, Joan Bilol, Palsy Deal, Jeanne Pozorslcl, Lorraine Olson, Arllne l-lamrnz-rnilc, Paiflela Plvlllip, Gwen Spray, Boifom Row: Slwirlc-y Erlclcson, Audrey Sfellen, Virginia Lewandowslci, Marlon Eqlde, Slwirley Halamlfa, Lillian Ly-,s, Cf-lara Rullw fl I 5 lfg ll ,Qi all il lf Ls, 2' 0 'nr fx Page I I2 sf ..z Q 7 5 3 ,'f1,,vf, s RN y 09 ROOM I09 MISS RAGAN Top Row: Raymond Kaczrnarek, Lawrence Slrornrnen, Joseph Manlce, Jaclc Wieczorelc, Julius Polcrzywinski, Row 4: Daniel Kozlowski, Gillnorl Luell, Glenn Johnson, Roberl Obradoyich, John Winski, Andrew Slalhas. Alloerl Seebanlz, Roberl True, Row 3: Gordon Rumholl, Ralph Rullcowslci, Raul Kachikis, Madeline Kercheclc, Arleene Lassa, Phyllis LaValce, Dona Slcenandore, Marlene Sowin, Kalhryn Vilas, Row 2: Berlha Varichalc, Naida Varichalc, Nancy Panqre, Maryann Sallran, Jacqueline Zaulhe, Barbara Zienlara, LaVerne Weslowslci, Frances Reynolds, Bollom Row: Dorolhy Srniqelslci, Carole Rysliclcen, Rulh Kornaclci, Kalhleen Ralalslci, Hazel Carlsen, Belly Medved, Gail Knudsen ROOM II9 MR. OLSEN ,Top Row: Roberl Laabs, Dickson Palmer, Myron Grabszlunowicz, Joseph Behrnlce, Melvin Andraszczic, Arnold Andrus, Eugene Slanislawslri, Sally Malinowslri. Row 3: Nancy Finnegan, Belly Schrnidl, Bonnie Everell, Virginia Klallciewicz, Elizabelh Slahl, Joan Drezdon, Marlene Peclcs, Nancy Woodcoclr, Row 2: Dolores Suchorslci, Maxine Schilz, Dorolhy Vinovich, Geraldine Silcorslci, Russell Trudell, Arlene Koceia, Shirley Kriclxeberq, Geraldine Piolrowslci, Bollom Row: Mary Pelershaclc, June Sirnerl Dorolhy Olsen, Maxine Pelers, Dorolhy Koeniq, Gary Boehm, Donald Doppel . l -v 7 .A 0 --. 1-v Y 3 2.31 Page II3 T Y Q f v -I ff v' 5 ROOM I22 MISS CALDWELL Top Row: Joseph Poczelcai, Thaddeus Borlcowslci, David Gawin, Roberf Derdzinslci, Rose Dilrrnann, Eileen Eichman, Rosemary Wielepslci, Belly Banaszynslci, Marqaref Salaly, Grace Osfrowslci, Row 3: Florence Brzezinslci, Rira Szychlinslci, Roberr Ahcin, Arlene Braden. Geraldine Braun, Delores Bonlc, Eleanore Polrralc, Jacqueline Feller, Shirley Zalcowslci, Row 2: Eleanor Kozlowski, Charlolre Woiciechowslci, Edward Budney, Jeanefle Daczylc, Joan Donnelly, Geraldine Baranowslci, Phyllis Ferris, Chrisfine Smirh, Boifom Row: Clyde Boucher, Therese Koszewslci, Alva Enqelhardr, Virginia Dallca, l.aVerne Wolfbrandf, lrene Wisniewslci, Parricia Falk ROOM I23 MISS CHURCHILL Top Row: Raymond Grabarczylc, Glenn Schneeberq, Ronald Reder, Richard Mieszlcowslci, Donald Olson, William Gorniclc, Row 4: Roy Jezorslri, Richard Barrels, Frank Czerwinslci, Donald Grzybowslri, Gordon Adamczewski, Ray Poczonflco, Gilbert Bulslci, Richard Desiardin. Row 3: Dorelhy Kam, David Bulciewicz, Roberr Radovich, Audrey Adler, Joanne Kuberrh, lrene Gumsey, Duane Dubey, Row 2: Elrner Anderson. Arlene Jones, Delphine Karczewslci, Marvin Shilling, Phyllis Gregory, Margarel Frifzel, Donald Grabowslci. Myron Demslci, Bofiom Row: Anna Leanna, Mona Derouin, Belly Shay, Lorraine Jaqmin, Joyce Rozelslci, Lucille Kinney, Frances Kolenc -4 V ur 'T L Page ll4 Ou. ? 2 f ljgkxy ROOM 124 MR. SIMPSON Top Row: Roberl Savalovich, Allan Prier, Paul Slrornia, Roberl Sleller, Roberl Remond, James Beese, Allred Avild, Row 4: Jean Kochevar, Ray Wilson, Donald Riller, Richard Zschernig, Kennelh Zacher, Donald Ulbrich, David Ralh, Audrey Paslerslri, Row 3: Bernice Kazmierslci, Geraldine Waller, Rulh Gellelrnan, Shirley lmmel, Rulh Brelcan, Carol Slarlr, Gloria Triebell, Row 2: Rose Slrucel, Joan Ryshlce, Mariorie Wilke, Jane Woylhal, Gloria Poller, Joan Legalh, Caroline Waller, Shirley l-lodson, Bollom Row: Grelchen Larlrowslci, Irene Borowslri, La- Verne Slelmaszewslri, Gloria Slaub, Phyllis Malusialc, Evelyn Slehlilc, June l-lolz ROOM l26 MRS. REAM Top Row: Roberl Luebben, Jaclc Ward, Merlyn Gibbs, Elizabelh Moczynslci, Joan Duray, Roberl Perry, Row 4: Dorolhy Forlune, Dolores Byslrzyclri, Anna Dillman, Dolores Klebba. Nancy Jevselc, Richard Kaslrowski, Lois Andrich, Dawn Fell, Row 3: l-larriell Paulos, Norma Perlro, Belly Jane Johannsen, Gladys Behrens, Dorolhy Redzinslci, Geraldine Janlcowslci, Darlene Luczalc, Row 2: Kalhleen Hansen, Rose Marie Lanqe, Harland Janeclry, LaVerne Trzesniewslri, Elaine Wichman, Donald Baldyqo, Thomas Lewandowslri, Rosemarie Mulh, Bollom Row: Nancy Lue- dicke, Jenny Kolenc, Barbara Ann Risberq, Delores Kump. Clara Carver. Ramona Naiero. Nancy Tucker. Dolores Krammol 3 35 T7 'v T .Y Wf- 2 'T 5 Page I l5 ? 3.3 .g 1 i-- i 5: i x m 1 .-v Q Q 6 'Q Y Q t ROOM l32 MISS KLEINHEINZ Top Row: Ronald Czerwinslci, Vincenl Barllcowialc, Leonard Barraczewicz, Arlhur Piwaron, James Roqaczewslci, Row 4: Edward Firlcus, Louis Zur, Palricia Konilzer, William Born, Helen Tuzialc, Roberl Kordich, Richard Maliborslmi, Mary Ann Ponlar, Row 3: Grace Janusz, Jean Lo- bacz, Judirh Kirby, Grace Mowinska, Mary Gorenc, Lucille Swodzinslci, Darline Lesczynslci, Parricia Porrylcus, Row 2: Virqinia Macieiczalc, Vivian Lazarslci, Shirley Wenqen, Marilyn Kroll, Joyce Cavanauqh, Irene Kmiec, Theresa Parenl, Barbara Saqanslci, Boffom Row: Roberl Thrall, Evangeline Kanczewslci, Jacqueline Senslce, Rosemary Szpelc, Jerome Dublinslci, Belly l-lenn, Eugene Kawczewslci ROOM I34 MISS BRADSHAW Top Row: Russell Collins, Donald Thomas, Melvin Cunningham, Emil Kazmaier, Edmund Wesolowski, Thomas Borqwardi, Earl l-leclcel, Rob- erl Kochevar, Row 3: James Donahue, Theodosia Poplawslci, Agnes Szymanslci, Delores Menz, Berry Derlcowslci, l-lerman Buss, Charles Ham- illon, Row 2: Florence Kielcheslci, Joan Schullz, William Roberfson, Maxine Draheim, Eleanor Bonenlianf, Mary Ann Maynard, Nancy Mal- enselc, Suzanne Serdynslci, Bolfom Row: Marlene Hagen, Barbara Bader, Mary Schlichlinq, Arlene Berqslrom, Alice Enqelhardl, Thomas Brownell, William Granlund e, !3 Ll for , Yi 9 if 45 ,v '? if .-'-mg' Paqe I I6 ROOM l35 MR. KIEHL Top Row: Roberl l-lansen, Gilberi Delllaff, Waller Dillard, Roloerl Synowiczz, Roberf Nawohini, Joseph Kezman, Gerald Kriclieberq. Row 4: Jerome Rook. Raymond Dolan, Roberl Tamms, Edward Kowalewski, Marcella Timm, William DeMuih, Lorraine Kaczynslci, Roberf Richards, Row 3: Richard Knapilc, Eugene Janlcowski, Donald Sfewarf. Gladys Wardinslci, Janel' Szymczalc, Therese Juszczalc, Nancy Holtlman, Row 2: lrene Finialc, Donald Durslni, John Macieiewski, Richard Rosinslci, Mary Ann Biallc, Donna Lanqe, Richard Sfauber, Elaine Konczel. Boilom Row: Joanne Wolfman, Audrey Ryan, Jo Ann Swenson, Rosemary Woida, Elaine l-luclc, Geraldine Jaslcolslci, Lorraine Szopinslci ROOM I36 MISS RYAN Top Row: Gerald Maclc, Gordon Couillard, Phillip Voql, Roloerl Wilson, Waller Zervic, Richard Szyperslci, Edward Briiion, Row 4: Kenneih Spanlcowslci, David Shevey, Palricia Raisch, June Rapp, Richard Thompson, Marion Eiclc, Leona Schwarlz, Mary l-lalvorsen, June Milculslci, Row 3: John Smerlinslci, Dorolhy Bobber, Rosemarie Fabiclc, Donna Texley, Veronica Talago, Erwin Czarapafa, Beverly Josephs, Lee Ora Derouso, Row 2: Evelyn Ryan, Theresa Maichrzalc, Conrad Kollarelc, Gerald Jezorslci, Joseph Slcrobaclci, Dorolhy Gospodarelz, Geraldine Eiclc, Charlolle Tuma, Bollom Row: Edwin Slanlce, Dorofhy Daczylc, Edward Laslcowslci, Allen Anderson, Marilyn Sharlein, Rila Branslci, Joyce Felslme 7 Q7 v7 43 fi' 5 ia -N , Page II7 ROOM 2l4 MISS MCDERMOTT Top Row: Richard Kaerelc, Ervin Andrylmovuslci, Lawrence Belhlce, Luvernie Thompson, Gerald Frelichowslci, Howard Newman, Kennelh Klinq, Roqer Fallcowslci, Row 4: Theodore Mudelc, l-larry Newman, Keilh Franz, Donna Gorman, Richard l-leilemann, James Lavalle, George Lange, Jerry Garslcy, Gerald Sleplce, Row 3: William Burpee, Rila Pielruszynslci, Marilyn Voql, Violel Reiler, Mary Ann Grabszlunowicz, Roberf Jacob, Ralph Koenig, Roberl Gierswald, Row 2: Belly Fisher, Slella Golembiewslci, Gladys Graloclc, Rosemary Glernbin, Audrey Ewald, Mary Ellen Kernp, Rosemarie Declcer, Elaine lvlolden, Geraldine Maloula, Bollom Row: Carroll Klernens, Mary Ann Jablonslci, Lore raine Kozlowslci, Julia Mislca, Arlene Fredericlison, Lorraine Bemplce, Dorolhy Narloch, Shirley Janice ROOM Zl5 MR. LITTLE Top Row: Louis Mesarich, Joseph Smulcowslci, Donald Zainer, Arlhur Waller, Richard Bauman, Roberl Travinslci, Joseph Snidorlca, Richard Lyslnawa, Alvin Podd, Row 3: Kennelh Schullz, Calvin Schloenier, Ronald Eclcerl, Roberl Jezewslci, Pal Marlcey, Raymond Januchowslci, Wil- liam Dehne, ,loan Schmidllcnechl, Row 2: Grace Beulh, Ray Albrighl, Clifford Menqerl. Dennis Kohler, Rila Pyszczynslci, Laverne Kasinslci, Marqaref Sillca, Shirley Paczocha, Bollom Row: Emarie Schall, Joyce Schilz, Ralph Wendler, Dorolhy Brady, Nancy Dieman, Joan Bodanslce, Charles Gehrke Q Nr' Page IIB 5 -Q .fm yr 3 'QE' 3 - , -.... ,AI ROOM 2I7 MISS BLACK Top Row: Charles Enqbrinq, Karl Klein. Ronald Fisco, Donald Jensen, Leonard Lamelca. Gloria Larson, Fred Graf, Row 3: Carl Derilicc, Wallace Schneider, James Delzen, Norma Miller, Marion l-leinrichs, Dorolhy Cerull, Anila Klernens, Row 2: Charles Heinrich, Slephen Vaclav, Charline Van der Elsen, Belly Griqqer, Palricia Fiebranlz, Dolores Burlce, Beverly Ernsl, Lois Knepper, Bollom Row: Rolverl Lie' man, Marilyn Rulzinslmi, Nancy Grzeqorczylc, Joyce l-larnillon, Jane Larsen, Lucille Jorgensen, Gloria Carus ROOM 230 MRS. FREEMAN Top Row: Donna Schimenz, Daniel Banlin, Barbara Haas. Edward Dunn, Richard lverson, Reginald Paradowslci, Belly Lazzell, La Juana Cvilcel, Row 3: Harvey Konlcel, Roberl Pavwoslci, Shirley Zych, Minnie Allen, Curlis De Braslca, Allen Nickel, John Gruiclc, Carole Sommers, Dorolhy Troslney. Row 2: Roberl Romero, Donald Eisner, Carol Lindslrorn, Shirley Kroll, Mary Lazzell, Eleanore Ericlcson, Ronald Kroll, Franklin Pavwoslci, Bollom Row: Dolores Kupinslci, Julanne Plennes, I-larriel Wisniewslci, Lesler Trudell, Phylis Paczlmowslci, Maraarel Sever- son, Shirley Gleason l l C , i l .Q l 5 v Xrian ' Paqe II9 ROOM 23I MISS MURPHY Top Row: Edward Turlcovich, Andrew Golub, Dean Drager, Thomas Kaminslci, Roberl Gember, Ronald Blawal, George Woinowslci, Carole Evers, Donald Texley, Lorraine Slcornia, Row 3: Marion Zulel, Bernadine Kryszewslci, Carol Bignell, Sylvia Borowslci, Florence Hensialc, Made- lyn Noe, Vallarie Kalbus, Mallhew Vokelich, Row 2: David Curry, Helen Sorgenl, Belly Molden, Merle Gibbs, Virginia Brinkman, Nancy Poller, Joan Harling, Joan Woxland, Bollom Row: Bernard Radai, Belly Bril. Doris Saqadin, Cynlhia Ollmann, Camille Zepniclc, Bealrice Derouin, Beverly Hall ROOM 24I MISS BATZ Top Row: Richard l-lammes, Marcia Quandl. William Liebnow, Donald Thiede, Pal Helm, Row 4: Arden Kreider, Richard Slcoczelc, Donald Kaminslci, James Slachowialc, Todd Berens, Carl Loper, William Nalhe, Arnold Luedlce, Row 3: Kennelh Roqahn, Elaine Reid, Richard Kiel- pinslci, Palricia Schwarlz, Donald Knoll, Richard Bowman, Barbara Granum, Geraldine Moronq, Michael Manolalcis, Row 2: Lois Killleson, Doris Piaconline, Barbara Schunclc, Beverly Welch, Bernadine Benlca, Jacquelyn Leach, Kennelh Hansen, James Gruszczynslci. Bollom Row: Carol Frilsch, Rulh Lorenz, Millicent Gosseclc, Mary Davis, Belly Raddali, Annabelle Naclrer, Jean Younq 9 T .ri iv .4 11 '? Y Paqe l20 .-,af E' ,N SS Q , 3 iff 2 Q ' -5 I 3' f l 1- , -ll l ROOM 242 MRS. KEYES Top Row: Daniol Koslrzewa, l-larry Zanslci, Richard Jaqiello, Lawrence Rydzewski, Andrew Siwaliowslci, Curliss Giese, Eunice Janlcowslci, Row 4: Wilbur Lemmer, Lucille Kranich, Thomas Plasynslci, l-larold Kasullre, William Benson, Norberl LeRoy, Edmund Kazmierslci, Gladys Luellqen, Row 3: Shirley Bain, Yvonne Blechl, Joan Sprillre, Belly Brunner, Angeline Polzin, Doris Pavasil, Arlene Milchell, Row 2: Carole Waller, Jeanelle Gray, Juanila Menreal, Belly Jean Aiholzer, Vivian Gresbach, Geraldine l-lensialc, Rosemarie Kollalz, Mary Jane Lanqe, Row I: Marqarel Kluq, Marion Michalslci, Helen Lupiezowiec, Joyce Koncilcowslmi, Lorella Mason, Mary Jannello, Carol Dropp ROOM 243 MISS GLASSNER Top Row: Roberl Birlcholz, Rolaerl Raymond, Frederick Barsch, Gerald Janiclc. John Bahr, William Travis, Richard Barbian, Roberl Lunll, Donald Kasullce. Row 2: Raymond Johnson, Donald Pylra, Arlhur Koch, Belly Jane Dzibinslxi, Lorraine Czailcowslci, Earl Peaslee, Marjorie Yanlm, Donna Wolfe, Bollom Row: Merilyn l-lempe, Jean Allenbach, Joyce Luclcmann, Palricia DeBriae, Dorolhy Widqer, Donna l-lilyard, Joyce Dun- zynslci, Caroline Weil P61510 l2l , , v A E51 Room sos Miss oumic Top Row: Roberl Slovilc, Charles Perlcins, Roloerl Nelson, Ken Brossman, Roloerl Kaslelic, Richard Evers, Ray Dionne, Richard Cieplewslci, Row 4: Joseph Lulcilch. Beverly Meyers, June Kinasl, Mildred Desnica, Carol Nislci, June Ann Radish, Carol Anderson, Rosemary Krainialc, Diana Marinovich, Row 3: Darlyn Lorenlz, Belly Biqnell, Vicloria Orlich, Lewis l-landeland, Audrey Mysliwslci, Josephine Fabiclc, Euqene Kuberlh, Nancy Hanneman, Row 2: Dolores Dobrowgki, Rila Czubakgwgki, Doris Knapp. Jeanelle Ewerl, Belly Jane Ellioll, Allan Johnson, Gerald Lyrenrnann, Audrey Anderson, Carol Jean Brunlc. Row I: Joyce Barany, Camille Berlaqnolli. Audrey Musial, Palricia Schwender, Audrey Koa walslci, Donald l-larlinq, Kalhleen Rosean, Kalhleen Morris ROOM 306 MR. LEMANOWICZ Top Row: Norberl Klosiowslce, Jaclc Spechl, Kennelh Luedlce, Rila Rowinslci, Mirol Krolnilc, Row 4: Anlhony Marlorana, Clifford Slachniln, Salvalore A. Lalona, Shirley Osborn, Shirley Voss, Eileen Weslley, Joan Smilh, Bernadine Sykalslci, Row 3: Iris Lorenlz, Eleanore Riemer, Joan Moroushelc, Arlene Surninslci, David Shapiro, Virginia Dorgay, Doris Lenz, Row 2: Rose Mary Zarzynslci, John LeTendre, Roy Pavich, Mary Ann Jablonslci, Meryl Marshall, Michael Marlino, Marianne Marinovich, Geraldine Leow. Row I: Charlolle Plaulz, LaVerne Lueneburq, Wilmalce Ray, Charlolle Slrofhrnan, Bernacline Puzia, Milda Schallhorn, Helen Ruppe K .. E 3 I .3 3 Q I-A kv 9 9 ac. 'v AR .36- v 1 5 K ... Paqe l22 ROOM 308 MISS SULLIVAN Top Row: Alvin Malrowialc, John Meleslci, Henry Turowslci, Henry Barbasiewicz, Row 4: Gerald Slcoizlce, Esiher Sewerynialr, Geraldine Boeileher, Alberl Reif, Norman Behrnlce, Anlhony Czernieiewslci, Gynefh Fuchs, Carol Karn, Riia Kleczlca, Row 3: Carol Marlin, Diana Malalc, Evelyn Owsiany, Rose Wiclcersheirner, Gloria Derdzinslri, Geraldine Kress, Margarel' Dubey. Virginia Sarnplasici, Joan Anlczalr, Row 2: Virginia l.Onl1O, Ronald Klinq, George Holland, Florence Slrora, Joyce Duquaine, Belly Sandor, Vera Musche, Anifa Konlrel, Row I: Bernadine Korzeniewslci, Jennie Kobylnslci, Arlene Yarne, Frances Dorpaf, Shirley Bailey, Rose Cosfigan, John Geyen ROOM 309 MISS DURBROW Top Row: John LeClaire, Thornas Ciezk, Joyce l-luse, Daniel Oleiniczalc, Mildred Pecanas, LaVerne Lanq, Lois Schneider, Row 4: Rosemarie Ludlra, Yolanda Rehrn, Lorraine Janusz. June Meisler, Karen F raxel, Charlolie James, Caroline Sforey, Michael LaCasse, Row 3: Max Schoedel, Jerrold Posl, Gerald Lange, Joan Schweiizer, Mabel Surninslci, Maxine Sleinberq, Mary Ann Wirislci, Row 2: Barbara Pall-cowslci, Pafricia Kempslri, Geraldine Molcwa, Marlene Leda, Arlene Bernowslci, Mildred Olfo, Lorraine Lenzen, Janice Prichard, Boilom Row: Gloria Kinqsley, Audrey Riccelli, Pafricia Pachewicz, Audrey Barlkowialr, Joyce Nowak. Ann Kovacek. Rose Marinello i W7 1-.v ea 1, a- 'Ziff jig ! ' 2 2 ' - . ., A 1, , URI f '::i i V pr--. .i ' f-4 p,'Il,- ,, Page l23 f'X v .7 va T Af' l -fc 'N-.al ROOM 314 MR. RASINSKE Top Row: Teddy Yoko, Roborl Smelolc, Louis Warqolel, Frank Freilaq, Charles Schuerman, Charles Pawlalc, Roborl Zelinslci, Row 3: Raymond Chaluplca, Joseph Schaeffer, I-lorberl Nelson, Sarah Chrisliansen, Frances Zimayicius, Dolores Zbierowslci, Colelle Werner, Row 2: Barbara Enqlund, Theresa Gorslci, Elizabolh Killcowslci, Lorraine Zimmer, Palricia Wallcowialc, Cafherine Trzebiafowslci, Jeannine Williams, Esfher Lubasilc, Boffom Row: Dolores Kubiaczylc, Dolores Troslcey, Joan Gilbert Lucille Barbian, Lucy Garcia, Ardifh Buelow, Chrislino Polinslci ROOM 3l4 MR. NELSON Top Row: Donald Troianowslci, William Pawlowslci, Dean Ward, Donald Kaulz. William Ralsch, Roberl' Walczalc, Bruce Bemis, Marcella Ruf- zinslci, Jerome Semrau, LeRoy Milczarolc, Row 3: Marilyn Galbrechf, Joyce Doxlafer, Roberf Kornaclci, Esfhor Sciano, Sally Liiowslci, Patricia Ladd, Marion Zolfalc, Marqarel Eqido, Ann Pszybylslci, Row 2: Renaie OST, Florence Podlaszewslci, Caroline Wroblewslci, Belly Schwarlz, Alice Slurornslci, Reqina Slcornia, Florence lqnaszalc, Mary Waleiewslci. Row l: Doroihy Keeler, Doris Schucrfe, Dorolhy Rozrnan, Barbara Pyzyln, Dolores Podraza, Nancy Thiess, Palricia Wilalis A, , 3 T' J' :JN Paqe 124 l l ,Ya i ROOM 334 MR. BIDDICK Top Row: Barlley Kulas, Donald Ladd, Fred Malel, Ralph Radzinslci, Rila Slrzyzewslci, Audrey Oollce, Roberl Miller. Row 3: Henry Mills, George Lanqe, Goorqe Gunlcel, Keilh LaPoin1, Marie Binash. Daniel Belleau, Gloria Edwards, Row 2: Arlene Janlrowslci, Gloria Wojcie- chowslca, Gladye Kapczynslci, Pairicia Binash, Carol Kaye, Marlene Mrozalc, Carol Gunkel, Elaine Lewis, Row I: LaVerne Niemczylc, Nancy l-fliclcrnan, Eileen Sullivan, Marlene Alwell, Beverly Grabowslci, Lois Erschen, Caroline Weis ROOM 337 MISS ALLEN Top Row: Floyd Galaslca, Roberl Driscoll, Joseph Luiornslci, David Mathias, Gerald Slearle, Richard Ranzinqer, Joseph Bolallo, Row 3: Rulh Czarneclca, l-lclen Giflewslci, John Gamerdinger, Rulh Spaller, Waller Dalza, Beniarnin Thompson, Richard Duane, Row 2: Richard Jahnlce. Charlolle Muhich, Jewel l-linlcel, Sylvia Macieiczalc, Geraldine Sidney, Donald Wilas, Rila Wawrzynialcowslci, Eslher Budisch, Bollom Row: Dorolhy Schuh, Dorothy Wood, Rosemarie Juszczalc, Lorraine Joers, LaVerne lqnalowski. Eleanor Ballhazor. Marlene Biddle J.:- QT Paqe IQS db rn. ir -th' 3 ROOM 340 MISS BENNEWITZ Top Row: Pairiclc Alonso, Henry l-loflmeier, John Sharrow, Randolph Luedlce, Roberl Kubenik, Peler Chiello, Row 3: James Davis, Roberf Ollenburq, Svcrre Scqerson, Edwin Bishop, John Goelz, Donald Allen, Curfis Sledman, Row 2: Earl Emiq, Barbara Gorney, lrene Felsing, Dagny Danielson, Nancy Berqholz, lrma l-lanes, Dolores Pelushelc, Maxine Drelce, Row I: Evelyn Sommer, Eunice Slrallman, Kalhleen Han- ley, Roberf Zarder, Dorolhy Saslcowslci, Jean Trzesniewslci, Yvonne Maqray ROOM 34I MISS HICKS Top Row: Alan Scheflfler, LeRoy Schoenleld, Alfred Wrobel, Norberf Slcudlarczylc, Clyde Melms, Jack Olsen, Harold Ziclcerf, Carol Dominslci. Row 3: Dolores Pawlowslci, Marie lgowslci, Ted Barwiclc, Jerome Doberslein, Chrisrine Machnilc, Carol Kieclcbuzch, Frank Cascio, Row 2: Audrey Pofhs, Frank Jumbeclc, Adeline Duda, Gloria Marks, Dorolhy Riesner, Dorofhy Jansa. Barbara Spors, Elaine Gvierzyclci, Row I: Caro- line Pasbriq, Joan l-lollz, Josephine Marchese, Gloria Warsh, Eslher Derdowslci, Irene Vaughn, Thomas Crowbridge 9 9 E 'YP .7 Wm- Paqe I26 ROOM 342 MISS O'CALLAGHAN Top Row: Rolland Pergande, Gordon Johnson, Leslie Brueser, Carl Jachowicz, Jerome Horning, Willard Chrislianson, Wayne Lundell, Peler Slocke, Waller Jaranlowski, John Konieczny, Row 3: Donald Tordik, Fredrick Bahr, Daniel Mane, Donna Blank, Arlin Maronn, Caroline Mazurek, Jean Regina, Eugene Slade, Roger LaRue, Row 2: Jacquelyn Kraus, Joyce Wegner, Gloria Angelos, Audrey Larson, Kennelh Kurowski, Shirley Richards, Nancy Hursl, Belly Graham. Bollom Row: Joanne Esser, Marcia Thompson, Marilyn Adams, Vaughn Krombos, Belly Malkowski, Nancy Gehrke, l-larriel Maronn ABSENTEES : Top Row: James Talsky, Roberl Polenc, Gerald Boellcher, Arlhur Karlson, Row 4: Jerry Wucinski, Francis Gnabasik, Melvin Chroslowski, Ray Wegner, Norma Kalernan, Row 3: lrene Fokora, Palricia Williams, Carol Kleban, Arlene Senz, Gloria Zak, Emma Lazich, Evelyn Szrnurlo, Row 2: Carolyn Kosrneder, Sylvia Moraushek, Shirley Cook, Lois Lay, Gladys Barnes, Sarah Rankin, Audrey Edwardsen, Dorolhy lwinski, Row I: Dorolhy Senekowilsch, Gloria Dzierzewski, Jeanelle Dlugi, Gloria Milazzo, Juerrienne Schuell, Virginia Malusiak, Ina Hill vi 2 , ffl r Q2 f- .-.'f7sAf' ,' L Gr Q-A ,' iii' 7-A 3 -.. .T Page IZ7 Doctor, Nurse Counselors Life advisemenl programs, planned for The inslruclion and enlerlainmenr of +he upper class- men, are arranged by Miss Eslelle Slone and Mr. Conrad Saslcowslci, senior and iunior counselors, re- specrively. Miss Mildred Marlin, counselor lo rhe sophomores, helps lhe en' lering lOBe3's choose suilable sub- iecls. Freshman Counselor Mrs. Luzia G-reenwalr plans Freshman l-lonor day programs and advises ninlh graders. She and Miss Mar- lin are responsible lor lhe advise- menr programs of lhe underclass- men. Mr. Saskowslci, Miss Slone, Miss Marlin, Mrs. Greenwall' When Doclor Allred Goodsill' or Nurse Nor, ma Gelhausen call you lo rhe doc+or's room lo give you a checlceup, rhey see lhal your weighr, ears, eyes, nose, +hroa+, Jreelh, and blood pres- sure are up lo par. Every Thursday +wen+y-live freshmen are called in for examinalion. Olhers reporf upon requesls of Jreachers. If physical delecls are discovered, lhe srudenr is advised +o consulf his family physician. Dr. Alfred Goodsill, Mrs. Norma Gelhausen Page lZ8 Office Staff Typing, checking aTTendance, recording grades on scholarship cards, and receiving visiTors are some oT The many duTies per- Tormed by our clerks. The buzz oT Telephones and The sTream oT inquiring sTudenTs do noT deTracT Trom The harmony oT The oTTice. Working in close connecTion wiTh This Torce, Miss Jane WhiTney, welTare oTTicer, invesTigaTes habiT- ual absenTees and reporTs serious cases. These adminisTraTive aids aim To make our school communiTy law, abiding and progressive. When you wanT someThing done, ask a busy person. This is True oT The oTTice moniTors whose iob is To answer requesTs oT bewildered sTudenTs and Teachers. OTher duTies oT These seniors are collecTing aTTendance slips, Tiling reg- .,-NNN-, ,-If Mrs. SToIlenwerk, Miss Roesselet Miss WhiTney isTraTion and scholarship cards, and answering The Telephone. These Tasks noT only give Them valu- able job experience buT add To The eTTiciency OT The oTTice. Working wiTh Their superiors as well as wiTh sTudenTs, They learn To co-operaTe. Le'FT To Right DoroThy Romaszewski, Audrey Sokol, RuTh Wardinski, MargareT Saben Page I29 . M' n 'ii 1 N T ,J Sfudent Monitors ROW I Q s I MR. TIETJEN Top Row: Audrey Sleuclm, Marceline Boellcher, Madelyn Budzien, Arnold Johnslon, David Albrechf, Clifford Boruclci, Marion Meyer, Barbara Bell. Ellen Chrisliansen, BoHom Row: Nancy Albus, Mary Szopinsld Daniel Bayevich, Rose Czarneclci, Cecilia Swiecialr, Marlene Belhlce, Befsy Ross, I ROW 2 '-r MISS McGAFFEY Top Row: Diane Borzynslci, Lyle I-lafernan, Eugene Boyd, Thomas Schulz, Roberl' Cardenas, Gloria Lee Muenchow, Boflom Row: Anfoinelfe Pawlowslcy, Carol Brain, Parricia Clalffey, Angeline Wipiiewslci, Jeanefle Benrud, Arlene Ziegler 'am-, f -sf is Y ROW 3 ids L -N . -Q x -4 ,a X MISS MAUSZ Top Row: Ralph Nemilz, David Wypiszinski, Donald Rudd, Joseph Niedzieilco, Leonard Gauger, Roger Slarlc, Eugene Nuber, Row 2: Ralph Eisner, Myron Thompson, Virginia Drozewslqi, Joan Jaworslci, Florence Telzlaff, Marilyn I-larle, Palricia O'Donnell, Boflom Row: June Darrn, Vincenl Iomasino, Palricia Peierelc, Grace l-lenlcel, Rulh Carol Briqanslce, Helen Tuzialv. Page l3O ROW 4 MR. HOLDEN Top Row: Richard Tomczylc, Vfayne Sammons, Roger Welnalc, Gloria Voss, James Braden, Eugene l-lodson, Glenn Jahnlce, John Slronq, Row 2: Joseph Tomasino, James Andropoulos, Rifa Czublcowslci, Joseph Srnifh, Gerald Gimler, Donald Greschulc, Eclifh Fuhrman, Janolh Driscoll, Bofiom Row: Dolores Czerwinski, Doroihy Slupeclci, Dorofhy Schuster, Belly Jennings, Belly Thompson, Ardifh Wippenbeck, Jean Forulslci ROW 5 MR. THOMPSON Top Row: Arfhur Emiq, Paul Beclc, Waller Clemins, Roberl Grunwald, Richard Gorslci, Eugene Mazur, John Vaicelcauslris, Row 2: Wilberl Koslrova, Clemenl Kubaclmi, Delphine Zieniara, Eleanor Johnsen, Leonard Belleau, James Rydzilc, Wilma Boll, Donald Zealley, Boffom Row: Rufh Aldrich, Charloile Kramer, Dolores Cissa, Rufh Grove, Joan Sfefanslci, Beverly Wriqhf, Arlene Huck, Florence Doyle . 1 s 'FZ J V 3 Q8 Na V ROW 6 MISS ZOLLER Top Row: James Scoff, Thomas Schaefer, Frederick Schulfz, Gordon Schulrz, Beverly LaPor+e, Row 3: Jack Hilclenbrand, Theresa Fraclcowialc, Elizabefh Rowinslci, Jean Wierzchowslci, Shirley Moroushelc, Beverly Rogall, Dorofhy Fabby, Row 2: Joan Sell, David Adamslci, Barbara Graeffinqer, Marcella Jaszewski, Gloria Hauq, Alice Miller, Phyllis Haro, Ri+a Hein, Boifom Row: Dolores Firlcus, Audrey Erschen, Geraldine Krause, Lorna Kallas, Kalhleen Fallon, Geraldine Raffel, Audrey Sfephar. Page ian C' J. Z ROW 7 MISS STONE Top Row: Audrey Reese. Audrey Czerwinslci, Rulln Ann Biallc, Audrey Jane Molden, Joyce Belwlinq, Row 2: June Luebbcn, Arlino Ellioil. Edward Moclc, Dorollny Biolmeier, Belly Maclc, Alice Malec, Boffom Row: Romaine Maciolelr, Claire Marlin, Dorollwy Blalfe, LaVerne Cole, Arlene Brzyclci, Jean Diqnin 2 ROW 8 MR. DUNKEL Top Row: Ralpli Frederilcsen, Aloysius Raszlciewicz, Jolwn Dziennilc, Roberi Filipialc, Gaylord Owens, Larry Nelson, Row 2: Gloria Nislci, l.aVernc Zaslrow, Donald Eclcarl, Irene Klopalic, Mary Koscilc, Donna Eyenson, Virqinia Sclwmidl, Borfom Row: Grace Rn-mal, Bernadine Lubacz, Palricia Bricco, Delores Roeqlin, Helen Radalcovicli, Rose Primozeclw. Mary Piroq Q 4 .f Ji '95 A 0 - we .V an 9 T ROW 9 MISS HAMPEL Top Row: Gordon Sclirammel, John Brossman, Edward Syflcowski, Jack Krivilz, Row 2: Alberr Kralwn, Audrey Schwabe. Robert Daniels, Geraldine LeRoy, Ronald Knoll, LaVerne Gzallrowslci, Boffom Row: Marilyn Krause, Barbara Couillard, Geneva Leacli, Bernadine Tolnar, Faillw Rossrnan, Delpliine Sims Paqe I32 ROW I0 MR. SASKOWSKI Top Row: Anrhony Pawlawslcy, Roberl Powers, Thomas Gurowslci, Donald Ziprer, Alois Milcna, Richard Galaszewslci, Row 2: Pairicia Wroblewslci, Marguerile Lusha, Mary Jane Woida, Helen Regina, Arline Krombas, Mary Glavan, Shirley Breier, Nancy Delaporle, Bollom Row: Lorraine Drozewslii, Shirley Muhich, Dorolhy Koslrova, Marilyn Searing, Angeline Naiera, Virginia Willcowslci, Lillian Jelca l ROW II MISS DECOURCY Top Row: Donald Adamczylc, Harold Piaseclsi, Kennelh Schaefer, Waller Welylolr, Richard Karnnilcer, Row 2: Rosemary Lynch, Ernesl Schlieler. lrene Onopa, Margarer Saben, Nancy Rosmaif, George Greenway, Gloria Kissinger, Bollom Row: Virginia Wisniewslci, Dorolhy Karczewslci, Marilin Olro, Shirley Sidney, lrene Pichalslni, Jane Napieralslci, Helen Harlzer 1 ROW I2 MISS MONSEN Top Row: Gerald Noll, Elmer Johnson Jr., Roloerl Planovselc, Fredriclc Andrifsos, Clarice Rolh, David Rhyner, Row 2: Lois Pelerson, Lillian Slaicolf, Rila Kalsched, Helen Swiner, Angeline Kaminslci, Arlene Soloczalc, Mary Winkler, Bollom Row: William Puhelc, Gloria Kasien, Audrey Freese, Aphrodife Kachilcis, LaVerne Esser, Belly Ehrlichman, Jacquelyn Hall Page I33 s as li ROW I3 MISS MARHEINE Top Row: Clarence Oil, Gerald Slwillinq, Donald Lind, Clillord Krusiclv, Harry Srnillw, Donald Smiili, Jerome Lifzau, Eugene Rarnpiclc, Row 2: Roqer Przybyla, Nancy Szeremela, Belly Possinq, Palricia Warnser, Joanne Hinlz, Donald Lyrenrnann, Palricia Czarnialx, Ruin Kulinslci, Bollom Row: Ann Nowalcowslci, Celia Garliell, Rila Slaclwowialc, Doroilwy Lupiezowiec, Bernadine Weiiczalc, Dolores Rernplerd, June Richards ROW I4 MR. BOONE Top Row: Alphonse Wisniewslci, Neal lliorlcildsen, Roberl Tornaszewslci, Henry Jesion, Row 2: Helen Van Erp, James Ollenburq, Eldon Brueser. Slanlcy Juszczalc, Clwarles Kalerinos, Eileen Davis, Bollom Row: Kenneili Danish, Marilyn Gavin, Doris Henn, Marqarel Wood, Belly Lewandowslci, Marcella Bieszlc T ROW I5 MR. GOODRICH Top Row: Edward Malwnlce, Roberl Sclwabowslii, George Timm. Noel Halverson, Roberl Belwlinq, Ralph Wierzbinslci, Marlin Livinqsfon, Row 2: Donald Doeplce. Dale Eqide, Arlliur Bauer, Eugene Puerlinq, Norberi' Sierszyn. ldarnae Murphy, Louise Zaqorslci, Bollom Row: Nancy Dra- lwonovslmy, Edwina Miliulslii, Helen Berger, Shirley Slruclc, Lorraine Radllce. Muriel Gosseclc, Mary Mcflufclweon Page I34 3 ,xl 7 ROW Ib MR. CAJSKI Top Row: Salvafore R. Lalone, Orville Deiraz, Ralph Tomczylm, Wayne Peierson, Donald Poqorzelslxi, Marquerife Dornaslc, Ronald Piifpg, Row 2: Clare Dahlrnann, Gerald Funlc, Donald Brown, Audrey Nelson, Gordon Hafeman, Bernice Taczala, Marilyn Gresbach, Boiiom Row: Charlolle Harenda, Robe-ri Piefneisel, Delphine Bachinslci, Belly Frellca, Dolores Grassell, Fayihe Gillard, Jeaneile Dziadosz ROW I7 MR. BLAIR Top Row: Richard Murawslci, Ronald Konieczny, Mail Schimenz, James Parnau, Row 2: Donald Kneser, Clyde Ray, Lois Kneisler, Arlene Poraih, Virginia Lewandowslmi, Mary Ann King. Row 3: Marqarei Sarnowslri, Jo Ann Drager, Lillian Ralcowslci, Shirley Pilc, Gerard l-lyczewslci, Doroihy Kuiawa. Dolores Gnabaslci, Roberi Nilz, Boifom Row: Mariha Lee Piechowslci, Marqene Maqray, Bernadine Bell, Joan Alwell, l-lildn Bizialc, Louise Meyers. Eleanor Maqlio .11 ew 17 Vi ROW I8 MISS LEHMANN Top Row: Roberl Bielrneier, Norberf Zeczyclci, Audrey Borzykowslci, David Hammond, Frank Resfelc, John Barbasiewicz, Donald Lanqo, Frances Allen, Row 2: Allen Pasbriq, Gilberf Kolodzelx, Alfhea Kluhsman, John Kusch, Frank Kuslce, Helene Daleclci, Mary Cesarz, Eslher Gosiomslmi. BoHom Row: Veronica Koflarek. Doroihy Cara, Maxine LaFay, Phyllis Rishel. Lenore Schlailrowslri, Dolores Mendel, Dorefhy Mendel Page I35 ji! l llfl M cj 6 ? ROW I9 MR. SHERMAN Top Row: Roloerl Sieqer, Norberl Novolny, John Dunham, Jerome Mafel, Thomas McCormick, Gene Kawczynslci, Row 3: Roberl Pulz, John Szymanslci, Ben Primus, Zenon Slalowslci, Allan I-lollman, Frank Vida, Elwood Schroeder, Row 2: Richard Bloclc, LeRoy Lenzen, Shirley Zrolcove, Vernice Vander Molen, Rila Jasiclci, Margarel O'Brien, Palricia Szwallciewicz, Evelyn Jasinslri, Bollom Row: Evelyn Wojciechowski, Elizae belh Slcobel, Dolly Ann Karras, Palricia Tomlinson, Dolores Slachowialc, Grace Trzesniewslci, Jeanne Wood ROW 20 MR. MADISON Top Row: Raymond Rieklcoll, Gilberl Luedlce, Donald Willers, Donald Glasenapp. Row 4: I-Ierberl Schwernmer, Edward Brzezinslci, Roberl Marlin, Jaclc Scoll, Richard Kruqer, Gerald Slachowialc, Donald Freda, Row 3: Eugene Nilcora, Belly Farrell, Loris LeBlanc, De Wayne Lar- son, Dolores Grubb, Evelynne Lenz, Beverly Pelersen, Row 2: Ardiene Lang, Julaine Delamaler, Belly Krause, Chrisline Ludlca, Barbara Koch, Shirley Kala, Roberl Williamson, Palricia Wisniewslci, Bollom Row: Shirley Schullz, Belly Gorski, Marilyn Turner, Belly Slaub, Gloria Eyrise, Frances Selcrelarslci, Dorolhy Kay BI rl Q ROW 2I MISS KAGEL Top Row: Edward Misorslci, Donald Plazelc, Roberl Raasch, Daniel Wowdolowslci, Daniel Macieiczalc, Ronald Lueneburq, Row 3: Fred Ollenburq, Herman Pellz, Viclor Ranqus, Marilyn Kwiallcowslri, La Verne Snyder, Marian Wiclc, Palricia True, Row 2: Roberl Yaucher, Audrey Jasiorlcowslci, Lucille Nemilz, Richard Glueclc, Alice J. Johnson, Conslance Preslon. Renee Sl. Germaine, Nancy Johnson, Bollom Row: Shirley Neubauer, Elaine Krause, Marilyn Koehnen, Mary Kopperud, Jean Mallrowslci, Evelyn Smigelslci, Belly Ann Koepsel Page I36 MRS. HAZEL HINRICHS Mrs, l-linrichs lived a life of service, a beauriful life. Many here un- doubledly were in her classes. Several of you were in The Cardinal weekly office under her guidance. She was known by a large number of sludenfs and by mosl of Jrhe facully, and all will bear me oul in saying her life was a benedicrion, one full of service wilrh a willingness To do for olhers. God doelrh all lhings well. l'le has called Mrs. l linrichs To her reward. ' Tribule To Mrs. l-linrichs Principal Ray D. Crour Page I38 1 ,kg 7' Through an accumulaTed wealTh oT knowledge TransmuTed by imaginalrion, The Teacher becomes The bounTeous being oT The communiTy. l-ler reserve power comes TorTh wiThouT eTTorT as The Tall oT leaves in greaT auTumn days, Talling wiTh The sun power in Them on Their way To make a coal bed, which in Time will repro- duce Through iTs coal power, a sun power To make The world go round. l-larry Evan CoblenTz TribuTe To lvliss lVlargareT French FaculTy lVleeTing, June, I926 Pg l39 l menl. Cardinal Annual. Miss Terry, Mr. Simpson, Miss Foelslce, Miss Barry Shield Club Adviser Miss Agnes Churchill is a member of 'rhe Eng- lish Club of Grealer Milwaukee. Music and lraveling are Miss Churchill's lavorile diversions. Gardening and reading are lisled as fhe chief hobbies of Miss Dorolhy Caldwell, a member ol rhe lexlboolc commillee. As lhe freshman counselor, Mrs. Luzia Greenwall is in charge of Freshman Honor day. She also arranges programs lor incoming 9B-I sludenls. Mrs. Greenwal'r's leisure is spenl in arranging flow- ers, making corsages, and balcing. Miss Monica Murphy is a mem- ber ol Alpha Phi sororily and lhe lexlboolc commillee. Miss Churchill, Miss Caldwell, Mrs. Greenwall, Miss Murphy Mounlain climbing and sw ming are lhe hobbies ol lv Frances Terry, adviser lo Cardinal weekly and a meml ol lhe College Woman's club A new addilion lo The Eng slall is Mr. George Simpson, only male member of lhe dep Miss l-lermine Foelslce, head lhe English deparrmenl, was cenlly elecled lo Della Kap Gamma, a nalional honorary l lernily for women leachers. Iv l:oelslce's lavorile amusemenls clude reading and allending l lhealer. Home nursing and golfing cupy some of lhe spare lime Miss Margery Barry, adviser lol Page l4O Miss Ragan, Miss Geil, Miss Blaclc, Miss Ryan DirecTor of The January class play, Miss MargareT Ragan en- ioys swimming, golfing, and bridge. Besides being an acTive mem- ber oT The NaTional Speech as- sociaTion and The sTaTe speech curriculum commiTTee, Miss MaTh- ilda Geil direcTed The June class play. AssisTing Miss Geil wiTh The senior play was Miss Mary D. Blaclc, adviser To homeroom ZI7. She is a member oT The visual educaTion commiTTee. Miss Mary Jane Ryan is ad- viser To senior banqueT commiT- Tees and The sTudenT council. She chaperones noon dances. Some of Miss Ryan's amusemenTs are dancing, playing bridge, and bowling. . A I x 5 i MISS HERMINE FOELSKE, -'WM' 'N' TT ' CHAIRMAN , Ai' f lm 'Midi' Mrs. Dickinson, Miss Sullivan, Mrs. Keyes, Miss DeCourcy as M19 ' DirecTor of aThleTic eligibiliTy nd The inlirmary is Mrs. MargareT iclcinson. STamp collecTing, piano play- ng, and Traveling are The pasTimes T Miss Veronica Sullivan. She is member oT The MarqueTTe lumni associaTion. Mrs. Leah Keyes serves on The 'iaTional honor socieTy TaculTy ommiTTee and coaches sTudenT ommencemenT speakers. Mrs. eyes's home inTeresTs are her nobbies. A member of The TheaTer guild, 'Miss Mildred DeCourcy enioys canoeing, Traveling, and aTTend- ng good plays or movies. Page l4I l Besides being business adviser lor The Cardinal weekly and lhe Annual, Mr. Floyd lnlanneman acls as publicily agenl lor These pubs licalions. l-le finds relaxalion in goll and bridge. Miss Marion l-licks, who serves on lhe geography curriculum and visual educalion commillees, en- ioys sailing, swimming, bridge, and lraveling. Talcing care of The indigenl boolcs is an exlracurricular aclivily ol Mr. Edward McGar+y. A lorm- er owner ol harness horses, Mr. McGarly enjoys lhis Thrilling sporl. Mr, l-lanneman, Miss l-liclcs, Mr. Mcfrfvarly Miss Kleinheinz, Miss Bandl, Miss Marlin - A member of The commerci curriculum commillee is Mis Norma Kleinheinz. One ol he hobbies is reading. Miss Marie Bandl is in charg of liclcel sales for various games plays, and dances. This new comer al Soulh is lhe assislan business manager ol The Cardinal Sophomore Counselor Miss Mil dred Marlin enjoys reading an doing needlepoinl worlc. Mis Marlin Teaches bookkeeping, lyp inghand shorlhand. Page l42 Financial affairs of fhe school re 'rhe main inferesfs of Mr. aymond Hansen, school cashier. r. Hansen enioys slciing and ouse-planning. Coach of cross-counfry ancl raclc, Mr. Joseph Heineman is an nfhusiasfic floriculfurisf. A recenf onor besfowed upon fhis member f fhe American Dahlia sociefy as his elecfion fo Delfa Pi Ep- ilon. Miss Dorofhy McGaffey, office racfice insfrucfor, likes fo fravel. uring The noon hours, Miss Mc- affey supervises sales in fhe ook. I Page I43 Mr. Hansen, Mr. Heinernan, Miss McGaffey P MR. FLOYD HANNEMAN, CHAIRMAN Miss Zoller, Mr. Coffeen, Miss Marheine lnof picfuredl Assisfing Miss Sfone, Miss Verna Zoller checks senior records. Junior business Training, shorfhancl, ancl fyping are fhe sbiecfs she feaches. A member of fhe Nafional Rifle associafion, Mr. Hiram Coffeen has charge of purchasing and caring for school afhlefic equip- menf. This baseball coach spends his spare 'lime boafing and gar- dening. Miss Gerfrude Marheine places sfenographers ancl fypisfs in vari- ous offices. For relaxafion Miss Marheine enjoys playing bridge. Mr. Dunkel, Mr. Blair, Mr. Thompson i. 5 . Miss Marion Allen, a member oT The NaTure STudy club oT Milwaulcee, Talces pleasure in gar- dening, bird sTudy, and hiking. Biology lnsTrucTor lvlr. Eugene Biddiclq spends his spare Time building a home and a summer coTTage. For relaxaTion Mr. Bid- diclc enioys moTor Trips To Florida. The TavoriTe pasTime OT Mr. Orlando Nelson, chemisTry and science Teacher, is reading. CollecTing phonograph records is one oT The hobbies enioyed by lvlr. Louis Caislci, an enThusiasTic golTer. Before and aTTer school he works in The bool: sTore. X Mr. ArThur Dunkel, general sc ence and chemisTry Teacher, ca be Tound early in The mornin in charge oT Col:-lenTz hall. Besides being chairman of Th science deparTmenT, Mr. l-larr Blair Teaches aeronauTics and i in charge of The proiecTion cre l-lis hobbies include hunTing, colo phoTography, and dogs. Raising Tlowers in The summe and bowling during The winTe season are The chief inTeresTs o lvlr. Joseph Thompson, physic Teacher. OperaTing The spealce sysTem is his exTracurricular ac TiviTy. MR. HARRY BLAIR Page I44 Adviser ol lhe Sludenl council head of lhe malhemalics de- Mr. Berlus Boone was honored by being chosen an of lhe secondary divi- of lhe slale-wide malhemalics Miss Eslelle Sfone, counselor ol and velerans, finds delighlr radio programs, currenl evenls, music. Travel fours are also in her lisl of hobbies. In clober Miss Slone was elecled crelary ol lhe lnduslrial Educa- on Guidance associalion. Coaching The swimming squad lces much of fhe lime of Mr. mes Lilfle, a veferan camper d Traveler. Miss Blanln, Mr. Nowalc, Miss Bdll llfliif Mr. Boone, Miss Slone, Mr. Lillle MR. Belarus BOONE, CHAI M N 95 -if Miss Lorraine Blanlc, former in- slruclor, was recenlly Transferred lo Boys' Technical High school. Being one of lhree women leach- ers +here, she misses 'rhe compan- ionship of people al Soulh. As fheir friend and insiruclor, Mr. Joseph Nowak won acclaim in coaching fhe I947 wresllers To a slale championship. ls he happy? Look al his grin. l-le is also assisfanl frack coach and a member of Posl 400 of The Amer- ican Legion. Reading occupies lhe spare lime of Miss Colella Ball. Slage Manager Mr. C. William Knulson enioys lishing and hunl- ing. Dean of Ihe Facully Mr. Char- les Holden is also Ihe deparlmenl chairman ol induslrial arls, home economics, music, arls and cralls, physical educalion, heallh, and lirsl aid. Mr. Gordon Olsen, assislanl' Ioollaall coach, declares Ihal lish- ing is Ihe grealesf of all sporls for peace, quiel, and relaxalion. Pullering in his home workshop and hunling and fishing are lops wifh Mr. Charles Sherman, who is in charge ol loclcer Iceys. INDUSTRIAL ARTS s i 1 I E' Mr. Knulson, Mr. I-Iolden, Mr. Olsen, Mr. Sherman Miss Lehmann, Miss Mausz . -,-v M-I .n 1 MUSIC 4, 'K Mr. Louis B. Goodrich recen won lhe honor ol Iouring wilh I Weslminsler choir. Galhering e grams occupies his spare lime. Gin rummy, chess, and coolci are Mr. Peler Paris's lavorile hc pies. This painler ol celebrifies Ihe Cardinal Annual arf advis Miss Eslher Lehmann, advi of 'rhe Music I-Ionor club, colle anlique lurnilure and glassware, One of Miss Eleanor Mausz' speciallies is The designing an painling ol slage scenery for senior class plays. Travel, reading, and cralls are her olher inferesls, Pnqn I46 Jywg jeff gg g ' Miss l-lazel Pidd, caTeTeria man- ager, Takes pleasure in Traveling To hisTorical places, driving her car, reading, and enTerTaining her Triends. Miss Pidd was recenTly elecTed Treasurer oT The Milwau- kee Home Economics Teachers' associaTion. Excursion Trips To scenic spoTs delighT Miss Elhel Glassner, who is also an ardenT l4niTTing Tan. Cardinal Chess Club Adviser Mrs. Edna Freeman has a passion Tor her Tlower garden. Mrs. Free- man specializes in raising The handsome Tiger lily. Miss Pidd, Miss Glassner, Mrs. Freeman OME EcoNoMlcs PHYSICAL EDUCATION gem 'T f .i.ff'iifl'!37'.EE?.,5ff':?EF11 C A A AThleTic DirecTor Mr. Carl Bech- old is a veTeran hunTer and Tish- rman. As an exTracurricular ac- iviTy he coaches The Tennis Team. Woodworking and Travel pro- vide enTerTainmenT Tor Miss EsTher Kagel, direcTor oT girls' sporTs. Serving as head TooTball coach, Tormer CoasTguardsman Mr. George TieTien is an insTrucTor in physical educaTion and geography. Miss Carolyn Jean STarr, assisT- anT liTerary adviser To The Annual sTaTT, is presidenT oT Kappa DelTa Pi, honorary educaTion TraTerniTy. PhoTography is her hobby. Frosh FooTball Coach Mr. Ray- mond Kiehl also chooses phoTog- raphy and drama Tor his amuse- menTs. Page I47 Miss Frances Durbrow, wh 'reaches Lalin and ancieni hisior is chairman of The language d parimeni. ln her spare lime sh enioys hiking. Ouiside of school Miss Mar Gerirude Quirlc pursues phil sophic siudies. Boih she and Mi McDerrno'rf are advisers of lnle Nos. A receni honor of Miss Leon McDermo+'r was ihe publicalion o her original Quiz Kid program i The Classical Journal. Travel an fhe lheaier occupy her leisur Time. Miss Durbrow, Miss Quirlc, Miss Mcllermoii MISS FRANCES DURBROW CHAIRMAN Miss Bcnnewiiz, Mr. Lemanowicz, Miss l-lampel Miss Hedwig Bennewilz, adviser of Spanish club, is aclive in The Spanish group of The Wisconsin Teachers' associafion. Represeniing Souih Division in 'rhe AF of L Teachers' union is Mr. Frank Lemanowicz. This lover of The ouidoors is adviser of Klub Polski. A Jreacher of German, Lafin, and Spanish, Miss Edi+h Hampel enioys swimming and golfing in her spare lime. Page l48 ' vw r -: -ss gs? ' ' 'W111 ugf J P , Q ..., ..,. 'fs-as , v, ivd -41' ISTOBX I XP Y Z .sig--A H ilm .vii -V., grjlrlgi , J Y- . kai' W' In , N i f l . i Acling as iunior class counselor, Boys' club adviser, and direcfor, Mr. Conrad Sas- s aclivilies vary. His chief are musical composilion woodwork. One of lhe hobbies of Miss e O'Callaghan is colleciing que pollery. She leaches medieval hislory and is adviser of The Slamp club. Mr. Charles Madison insfrucis sfudenis in debare and ora'rory. For relaxalion he enjoys golfing and fishing. l-le is a member of lhe Bay View Republican club and 'rhe Foreign Policy associafion. Page I49 Miss Bradshaw, Miss Pederson, Mr. Learned, Mr. Rasinske fbliffff ss. l I l lL LiNlTL1D NATKUNS Miss Bess Bradshaw, adviser of Mask and Wig club, likes To Jrravel, especially if her ilinerary includes hislorical places. Molor boaling and bowling oc- cupy lhe leisure lime of Miss Do- lores Pederson. As an exlracur- ricular acrivily, Miss Pederson is one of The Cardinal weekly ad- visers. Manager of Jrhe bookslore is Mr. Lawrence Learned, who is also chairman of 'rhe hisfory deparf- menf and a member of lhe Philalelisls' club. Baskelball Coach Mr. Waller Rasinske is presidenl of lhe Mil- waukee Coaches' associarion. MR. LAWRENCE LEARNED, CHAIRMAN Mr. Madison FALL, Let's T alle Turkey f--5 K F 1'x..,fL.-.f.5. of Horsin' Around Slach Company J. and J. Walking The Moppin' Boyd Noi Wifh Me! Ou? on a Limb SPR! Q Fever Bug Bites Ns 5.2 3-+o .. S.-3 'il Golf Team, Coach Hanneman Slugger Barry Blarney Sfone Sweafer Boys Rembrandf7 Page l5O Year of the Big Snow H7371 9147 Snow Queen Undercover Mmmm, Good! Bumps on a Log Posiing Hawk-eye All Balled Up True! True! MMER, Vacation Days Ahead Paqn Tennis Team, Coach Bechiold Drippy Monkey Business Les' Shove Off Beach Pairol ISI Targei Praciice L we ...--0 M x , 'Ji Luffy' Y WP 'f-9 LM ,aj x I If , Y pvxl' , 4 X ij mv - fv L1 I 1 A UT' lf' 0 JS M 4, W KLM' 'I fb 1 0 U V ,I 1 C' -. - 721' Y ff'T 1 'K -4. -W E Mm, ,x L4- -x , I Ls f ,v iff? -E- L X , x f.1'zl?i: 1A ' 4 -4, . ,- 1 .,--Q,