South Milwaukee High School - Bay Mist Yearbook (South Milwaukee, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1942 volume:

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AN , te O_ _ r “f) FON 2 UV AF PrOceu — to eC Ore ce POR Abed exo ale a! ed la, ¥3 en ) fc pt 5% 74 i “tt ( Yr; Yr 4, Soul Milwaukee High Schaal p WA ge —— Memarial Square at Pine wow vp Uy 30) South Milwaukee, Wisconsin ey p's june 5, 194.2 Lye � A } | Be hats We Ge YoU Yow HI) We hope YUct like iS we ye i lieuen Ld june ; Nelson, Business Manager Deroity Wagner Schmeting, Aduisor Say Mist for HD Ub @ thick letter (sinty-four pages) and oulling-wp as we've seen - them in South Milwaukee. We'll show. you and oll © n Yc about classes re HAereL one of YOU... é Meet Our Adminishrate OD @ John P. Mann, our superintendent, is administrator of South Maulwaukee’s four yrade schools, as well as the high school. His professional training at Ripon and the University of Wisconsin gained him B.A. and M.A. degrees. For recreation, he turns to books and athletics. Walk into the office of R. G. Hein, our principal, and two of his many hobbies will catch your eye—his collection of dogs and the pictures of his young son. Mr. Hein has his B.A. and M.A. degrees from Wisconsin and Minnesota. South Miulwaukee’s home, school and community interests are found in our Board of Education. “These men meet monthly (oftener, if necessary) to consider policies and decide matters about buildings and grounds, instruction, finance, and rules. SCHOOL BOARD J. P. Mann, J. W. Faber, F. J. Brewer, S. Wagner, H. Daehling � Retzold) Es). schleck, P. Knoll; J. Bettinger, Pres: And Pelicy Makers... 5 Our two deans, LILLIE KOL- LATH and PAUL BAUHS, ae tended Central State Teachers’ Col- lege and the University of Wiscon- sin, respectively. Miss Kollath, who is also a National Honor Society ad- viser, gardens as a hobby. Mr. Bauhs, B.A. and M.A., golfs and plays tennis in his “‘off-time,” but his recent ankle injury may slow him down a bit. In the Vocational School we find CHARLES R. LEVINSON, with a B.Ed. from Oshkosh; his hobby is music; then MRS. JEAN ROBB, commercial teacher with a B.E. from Whitewater. ALFRED G. WESTERN, B.E. from Oshkosh, superintendent of the Vocational building, is also a golfer and fisher- man. MISS LEONA BOVEE, B.S,.. Wisconsin, teaches Home Economics and practices it, too. JEROME? COLBY SBiosaey lar. quette, teaches academic subjects to the Vocational boys, does carving as a hobby, and plays tennis. ‘The various office forces manage to keep everything running smooth- ly. Pop into any one of the three offices, and you'll find these helpers: BET ALY SDI XONBDORG. THY NAROCKI, MARY JUNE QUEN TIN= GEORGIAN: GREDLER, EIZEAINO Re KO CHy and] G BeReLeReae srs DAG Ise Sy English and languages have one of the biggest and busiest of staffs. The back row finds HARVEY STEV- ENS first. He got his B.S. at Milwaukee State Teachers’. His hobbies are reading and swimming, and he advises Pep Club. JAMES MICHNA teaches Journaliqm in connection with his “Harbinger” work.. His B.S. was earned at Wisconsin and Chicago. MRS. ROY SCHMELING (Dorothy Wagner before March 23), Bay Mist adviser, has her B.A. and B.S. from Minnesota. She’s interested in airplanes, swing records, and writing short stories. Between Senior Class play and Q Club, MARION GILBERT is kept busy. But she finds time to play the accordion, too. Her B.A. is a Wisconsin product. EDMUND KOWALCZYK has a B.A. from Notre Dame and Marquette. All sports and reading are what he likes best. He’s in charge of Polish Club, is: track assistant, and equipment manager. In the front row, we find VIOLA LOESEKE, Cub Courier adviser. She has her B.A. from Ilinois. FLORENCE KUHN, B.A., Wisconsin, likes music, reading, and sports. She advises in forensics and teaches German, too. PATRICIA DAMON, B.A., Carleton College, is on the forensics and commencement committees. Bicycles and badminton are her hobbies. Chairman of forensics is BERENICE KUSHNER, who went to Superior State Teachers’ College where she got her B.E. degree. Her interests are reading and sewing. MARION SCHIMMELPFENNIG is a B.A. from Milwaukee-Downer. She likes bow]- ing and horseback riding. Footlights and Forensics are her clubs. 6 We Guide Shidents The Science Department goes outside its realm for diversion THEODORE WHITENACK, B.Ph., Wis- consin and M.E., Marquette, likes all sports and advises the golf team. PAULINE DAUB, B.S. and B.Ed. from Wisconsin, is Student Council adviser and a collector of book covers. Giving the Noon hour students entertain- ment is the other job of HELEN OCKERSHAUSER. MELVIN “DOC” HINTZ has two strange-sounding hobbies, Circusiana and Micro-technique. (Ask him to explain). He has his B.A. degree from Carroll College, his M.A. from Wisconsin, and is ticket sales manager and National Honor Society adviser. LORRAINE LLOYD, who got her B.A. degree at Wisconsin, Northwestern, Loyola, and Western Reserve, has clay modeling and traveling as her hobbies. The Matematicians have variety in their interests. HARVEY McKENZIE, B.A., Wisconsin, collects coins as a hobby, as well as on his job. (He’s manager of school banking and ticket sales.) CORNELIA LAMB, who got her B.A. at Ripon, is Girl Reserve adviser when she’s not teaching Math. HAROLD VIET H likes sports and reading; he advises Junior Senate and Intramural Ath- letics; his B.A. came from State Teachers’ College. RICHARD FULLER received his B.S. degree from Westminster College. Math, woodworking, and Indian relics are his hobbies, and he’s in charge of men’s intra- murals and Freshman football. ROBERT SHREVE takes your picture—photography is his hobby, and he’s in charge of alll Audio-Visual operations. His Ph.B. and M.A. were received at. Lawrence. Social Studies finds ERIC BECKER first in line. He received his B.S. at Oshkosh State Teachers’ and now advises Hi-Y, track, and cross country, and has golf, tennis, and movies for hobbies. In spite of advising Girl Reserves, Ring Club, being’ on National Honor Society committee, and teaching history, HELEN WITHERBEE still finds time to skate and ‘read. When she’s not teaching Social Prob- lems tothe Seniors, reading, or working on forengd¢s, MRS. RUSSELL GOEDJEN (Marie Grumann before Feb. 14) is adviser for ‘assembly council. She has a B.S. from Wisconsin. WILLIAM WARNER, in addi- tion to devising homework and tests, is ad- yiser to Cardo Club and an ardent fisherman ands hunter. He worked at Marion College and the University of Wisconsin for his B.A. and M.A. LAC. Rh A Qoecy aw i So — 2 A y 8 ARTHUR DREWS, B.S., Milwaukee State ‘Teachers’, guides struggling instrumentalists to find their places in Band. Books, books, books face JUNE JOHNSON, librarian, who has a B.S. degree from Wisconsin. Her hobbies are books and dances. MARCELLA O’LEARY’S job and hobby are the same—music. Her B.E. came from Milwaukee. CARL BAUMBACH, B.A. teaches art in school, practices it as a hobby. He also likes Nature Study. In Industrial Arts, ALBERT PUNG’S hob- bies are fishing and, hunting. He has his B.A. from Oshkosh State, sFeachers. ARCHIE F. STAIRKEY’S B{S degree was from Bradley Polytechnie’ Institute. He likes carnivals and auctions’ ,-HOWARD SCHNEIDER collects symphony.records. He got his B.S. at Platteville. Our football“foach, GORDON VON GON- TEN, has his B.S. degree from Stout Instiute. Sports are his hobbies. EL'WARD R. MELBY also. got a B.S. at Stout. He advises intramurals. PAUL KARRMANN finds diversion in golf, .crafts, and First Aid. He received a B.E. at Platteville. Commercial teaghers include C.°C. MAR TZKE who received a B.E. at Whitewater and is in charge of basketball and M Club; AYELEN VAN HOFF also a°B.E. from Whitewater; and VIRGINIA MACKEN- ZIE, a third Whitewater B°b., who collects scrapbooks. In Physical (Education, both. )itedchers’ cathe, from) La Crosse State Teachers’ College. WILLIAM SCHWOEGLER, BitE., coaches varsity football, B. team basketball, and tenniss KATHRYN BURESH, B:S., reads and knits tory hobbies; J.A.A., G.A.A., and Or¢hesis are her activities. Home Economics teacher ILLENE ZKEH sis Sohoco adviser and a plant collector. She has a B.A. from North Central. After chmbing Madison’s hill for four years, CAROLYN SMITH received her B.S. degree trom Wisconsin? After school hours she collectssrecipes and records and is adviser for Junior Sohoco. VELMA TAYLOR) worked‘ at (Whitewater pand,)Madison for her B.S. degree. She likes traveling and knitting. The Seniors @ MARGARET ANDRESKA. “Marge”. Likes to drive a car. Wants to be a nurse. Girl Reserves. VERNA MAE BAEWER. “Ding Dong’. Wants to do office work. Likes to read historic novels. Bay Mist, Girl Reserves. VIRGINIA BAKER. “Bakes”. The gal with the unique ideas. Footlights, Girl Reserves, GAA, Junior Senate, Oil and Chalk Group, Q Club, Cardo Club, Ring Club, Assembly Announcers, Bay Mist, Forensics. @ ANTHONY BARANOWSKI. “Polish”. Was our gréat football hero. Certainly has excellent spirit. ISABBL¥ BARANOWSKI. “Izzy”. Will become a Red Cross nurs so she may take special good care of her sweetheart in the Army. Footlights, GAA, Chalk Drawing, Senior Sohoce:8 Girl Reserves, Sketch Group. BARSAM BARSAMIAN., Wants to be a musical machinist—or at least a ma@hinist. Basketball, Football, Intramurals, Janitor, [scale High) Banker. Lh @ CHARLOTTE BARSAMIAN. ®ne vof (Mr. Speck’s workers—after school. Salar: Rgsetv és, Club, Or- chesis, Assembly Announces, Ring! Nl HERBERT BARSAMIAN. “Hiebe” A footballl player ¥with lols of spirit. Will always remember the Cudahy games’! Foot- ‘ball, Basketball, M Clu, Intramurlls. ) LORRAINE BAUER. “ShortyX. One, Uf the pany) ityclists hbou school. Plans to We a nurve. Git R a Q Club, Na- tional Honor Socket, Y J i @ CHARLES siberm. “Gabby’’ AR es layer | who plang fo own a billtard paylog some Way. Tftram rals, Footbal, Mage Bee ROEM Y BEDWEILL. “Rose’ Wants ch be a le gboratiny technidiarf Hates six-week tests and likes Niel novels. Q Club, Gi Reserves. SYLWIA BEHR. ie?” ystefies. Wil ) nevef Yorget her junior AS rl Rae GAA, P is Clup, ‘ep Club, oN AW f aN J e TOM BED h pre JareN Ny ad aviation) Fopt ball, Intramurale DONALD BER Nery The future} Pomander of the acifi¢ flag Will jain the Navy. ci) | ball, Q Club, Pep Bard. TY BIELSKW ‘Cel?’ Ambition is to be a edd housgeWife. She will (pF actice he home economics and hovers Girl Resery es} . } @ THOMAS BLATTERT. “Varbaso”, He has the Nght school spirit. He appreciated Ey the Cudthy-South Mi - waukee football games. Q Club. DELORES BLAY ATS ‘Dorie’. Collects post cards. Pet peevé, home work. So- hoco, Polish Club, Girl Reserves. ie BAGADI. fHair- cut’. Wants to join the Marines. His hobby) is following politics. Favorite subjects, history and sociolkgy, Igotball, M Club. @ IRENE BRAY. “Bray”. Plans to be a stenographer to display her typing skills. Assembly Announcers, Q Club. STANLEY BRAY. Is now serving Uncle Sam in the navy, but plans to be a machinist. FRANCES BRODMAN. “Fifi”. Outstanding memory is 1940 Prom. Loves dancing. Favorite subjects, bookkeeping and typing. Girl Reserves, GAA, Senior Sohoco, Orchesis. 1938, we entered... @® CLARENCE BRZEZINSKI. “Clam”. Collects tobacco cans. Intramurals). FRANK CHAPKO. “Chappy”. The future mayor of Carrollville. Intramurals, Student Council, National Honor Society. GEORGE CHININIS. “Chink”. “Little’ man who is always there with his camera. Intra- murals, Archery, Stage Crew, Hi-Y, Bay Mist. @® EUGENE CHMIELECKI. “Eug”. A boy who likes to tinker around with motors. GEORGE CHMIELECKI. “Georgie”. Anxious to graduate so he can become an auto-technician. EDWARD CHMIELINSKI. “Peck-Peck”’. Wants to finish his trade and own his own butcher shop. Ping pong. @® FRANK CHYBOWSKI. “Pinky” says, “Like father, like son, I'll be a policeman.” Track, Band, Hi-Y, Cross- country, Basketball Manager, M Club, Dance Band, Intra- murals, Bay Mist. EDMUND CLARK. “Young Dutch” dislikes speed maniacs. Intramurals, Track, M Club, Hi-Y. TOM CLARK. ‘Moose’, our excellent football and basket- ball player, has fine spirit. Football, Basketball, M Club. @® RICHARD CLASEN. “Swede” wants to help Uncle Sam “Keep ’em flying.” Intramurals, Hi-Y, Dance Band, Pep Band. MARY JANE CORRY. “Careless”. Wants to teach music in a university. GAA, Assembly Announcers, Pep Club, Q Club, Orchesis, Ring Club, Student Council, National Honor Society. SFANLEY CZERWINSKI. “Slink”. The future Mr. Baumbach. Intramurals, Oil and Chalk, Volleyball Manager, Football, Cartoon Group, Sketch Group. ® ROBERT DALLMANN. “Bob” wants to be an account- ant. “Oh nuts” is his favorite expression. IRENE DEGER- MANJIAN. “Rene”. Another of our famous portrait. painters, Oil and Chalk, Sketching, Girl Reserves. DORO- THY DEMBINSKI. “Peanut” likes to write letters, keep- ing up the morale of the Army. GAA, Girl Reserves, Pol- ish Club. @ MARIE DIXON. “Dix”. Another of our nurses. They need you. Girl Reserves, GAA, Q Club, Band, Assembly Council. EUGENE DODA. “Dodo”, Likes to read books: of the West, but prefers riding in cars. Pep Club, Polish Club, Hi-Y, Tennis, Intramurals, Cheerleaders. MARVIN DOLAR. “Sonny” is S. M.’s ace drummer. Football, Dance Band, Track, M Club, Pep Band, Intramurals, Basketball, Golf. @ EDWARD DOMINSKI. “Eddie”. One of the famous from Silverdale. Plans to be a welder. ARKEY DZIUBA. “Peck”. South Milwaukee’s second champion auto races. EDNA EATON. “Slipper”. Trying to remember people’s last names is her pet peeve. She wants to become a nurse. @ OSANNA ESAIAN. “Oscar”. Ambition is to entertain boys at camp with singing. Junior Senate, Footlights, GAA, Girl Reserves, Senior Sohoco, Bay Mist. ANNE ESAYIAN. “Annie”. The second Adrian. Excellent clothes designer. Q Club, Girl Reserves, Bay Mist. ROGER EVANOFF. “Brains”. Has wonderful spirit. The best we’ve seen in a long time. Archery, M Club, Football, Intramurals. ALLAN FADEL. Future Vice-President of U. S.—he hopes. Band, Orchestra, Pep Band, Dance Band, Madrigal, Hi-Y, Intramurals. OLGA FARMER. “Farmer”. Wants to be a companion, Favorite subjects, Social Problems, General Shop. “Hi!” is her favorite expression. Sketch Group. FLOYD FENSKE. “Tiger”. So. Milwaukee’s future cab owner. Hi-Y, Cardo Club, German Club, Junior Hi-Y. @ JEAN FENTON. “Jeannie.” Wants to be a nurse. Likes speech best of all. Girl Reserves, Cub Courier, GAA, Ring Club, Sohoco. ROBERT FILBEY, JR. His record: President of Cardo Club, M Club, Co-Editor of Harbinger, Cub Courier, Footlights, Junior H.-Y, Assembly Announcers, Pep Club, Track, Cross Country, Band, Freshman Basketball, Forensics, Mad- rigal, National Honor Society. BETTY FISHER. “Betts.”” A person who would like to achieve a high standing in the music world, Girl Resserves, GAA, Q Club. MARY JEANNE FOLGER. “Jeannie.” Will always remember first hour speech class. Assembly Announcers, GAA, Girl Reserves, Ring Club, National Honor Society. FLOYD FRANK. Collects things from the World War — which one? Likes Machine Shop and Drafting. Football, Skating, Track, M Club. HAZEL FREDERICK. “Butch’s” ambition: stenographer, Hobby: dancing, Favorite expression: ‘“You’re not kidding.” GAA, Girl Reserves, Q Club. @® MILDRED GAWELSKI. “Mil.” Outstanding student in commercial work. GAA, Girl Reserves, Band, Ring Club. LUCILLE GEIJSSNER. She loves reading mystery stories. Will never forget when she lost herself in school. Girl Reserves, Ring Club, Forensics. WALTER GILHUBER. “Bud”. Likes to “monkey” around. Plans to be an aviator. Junior Hi-Y, Track, Baseball, Basketball. STEVE GINAL Dangerously conservative! President of the Junior Class. Football, Basketball, Cardo Club, Hi-Y, M Club. ANN GLOECKLER. “Ann”. Wants to be a secretary. Likes historical books. Favorite expression, “Fun!” Bay Mist, GAA, Girl Reserves. CLEMENS GLUBKA. “Clem” likes to tinker around with mechanical things. @ GERALD GREDLER. “Jerry.” Likes to be different, so he will be a chemist. M Club, Golf, Intramurals, Hi-Y, Cardo Club. MARY CHARLOTTE GRIMM. “Terry.” The girl with the distinctive handwriting. Wants to be in show business. Q Club, Girl Reserves, Footlights. LORAINE GUSTKOWSKI. “Shorty.” We'll wait for her to take Miss Buresh’s place. She hates damp weather. GAA, Pep Club, Girl Reserves, Orchesis, Gym Assistant. GEORGE HADJINIAN. “Key.” The famous jitter-bug of 1942. Hobby, amateur radio. Intramurals, Football, Stage Technician. SAM HADJINIAN. “Turk.” Plans to run a modern body shop, to repair Louis’ and Johnny’s wrecks. Basketball, Football, Intramurals, Skating. CATH- ERINE HAJINIAN. “Spike.” Mr. Martzke’s favorite NYA girl. Favorite expression, “You darlin’.’ GAA, Girl Reserves, Footlights, Ring Club, Senior Sohoco, Bay Mist. @ GEORGE HANSEN. “Moc.” The great homecoming chairman. Plans to be a lineman for the telephone company. Student Council, Cardo Club, Q Club. ALFRED HAUERWAS. “Al.” Favorite subject, Drafting. Wants to be a Mechanical Engineer. Likes managing a baseball team. HUBERT HAUERWAS. “Hubie.”” His hobby is baseball. Favorite subjects, Mathematics and Algebra. Likes adventure stories DANIEL HAYMAN. “Danny.’”’ Wants to be a machinist. Favorite subjects, Machine Shop and Band. Hobby is roller skating. Pep Band. ALBERT HEINRICH. “Heine.” Wants to be a good mechanic so he can put the parts together again. Intramurals. LEONARD HERTZ. “Dude.” After having such fun in band, wants to be a music teacher. Junior Hi-Y, Pep Band, Football, Basketball, Intramurals, Dance Band. @ ROBERT HOFFA. “Bob.” Wants to have plenty of “dough.’’ Remembers standing in halls after school. Cross Country, Track. GLADYS HOFFMANN. “Hoffy.”” Pet Peeve is boys who smoke. Likes to read and eat. Likes study hall, English, Journalism, Harbinger. ROBERT HOHENFELDT. “Bob.” The great gum chewer. Assembly Council, Noon Hour Council. GARLAND HOLLY. “Gary.’’ Wants to do nursing work— in the army? Footlights, Sketching, Girl Reserves, Q Club, Orchesis, Assembly Announcers. JULIAN HOLQUIN. “Slasher.” Carrollville’s gift to the cross country world. Track M Club, Cross Country, Student Council, Intramurals, Assembly Council, Volley Ball. ROBERT HOLM. “Daddy.” The great deer hunter—he brings something home anyway. Q Club, Freshman Football. @ ANGELINE JABLONSKI. “Skipper.” Hard working News Editor of the Harbinger. Wants to work on Metropolitan papers. Cub Courier, Girl Reserves, Harbinger. MIKE JANDEGIAN. “Finney.” Future coremaker at Badger. Thoroughly enjoyed the football games. Intramurals) DANIEL JANUSIAK. “Jan.” The quiet fellow who likes to smile. Plans to be a coremaker. Intramurals. BETTY JASUNAS. “Bets.”” Favorite subject is bookkeeping and her ambition is to be a sec- retary. Girl Resserves, Sohoco, Assembly Council, Forensics. DOROTHY JASZCZYK. “Doroth.”’ She’ll keep us in stitches with her fine sewing. Girl Reserves, Senior Sohoco. ANNA JURAN. “Ancha.’’ Always keeps the library occupied after school. Will remember the English sessions in Mr. Michna’s room. Girl Reserves, Q Club, Senior Sohoco, National Honor Society. @ MIKE KALOUSTIAN. “Finney”. The Genius, and future airplane mechanic in the Navy. Football, Intramurals, Stage Crew. AROVENY KAMAKIAN. “Ronnie’’. Wants to be a typist temporarily, then she will take up housekeeping. JAA, GAA, Girl Reserves, Senior Sohoco. KOHAR KAMAKIAN. “Dark Eyes”. Outsanding memories in school are the assemblies. Her hobbies are dancing and roller skating. Girl Reserves. ANNIE KAMINSKY. ‘Honey’. Outstanding memory, Homecoming Queen of 1941. Favorite expression, ‘“‘Holy-cow”’. Footlights, GAA, Q Club, Senior Sohoco, Senate. JOYCE KANITZ. “Joe”. Wants to be a Phy-Ed teacher. Her hobby, sports. GAA, Harbinger, Orchesis, Girl Reserves.) KAPPY KAPRELIAN. “Kap”. The mad me- chanie of South Milwaukee. Football. T9HO, first Soph slag | @ JACK KARAMANIAN. “Jake.” The lover of sports and adventure. Boxing, Intramurals) MARGARET KARIAN. “Mug.” Hobby is singing. It is always “Oh, crumb,” when things go wrong. Bay Mist, Girl Reserves. JURICE KASHISHIAN. Rubinoff the second, who plans to play in a large orchestra some day. Junior Band, Orchestra, Intramurals. @ ROSE KASHISHIAN. “Ro” will make an outstand- ing stenographer. She dislikes rainy weather. Girl Re- serves, Sohoco, GAA, Ring Club. EDGAR KESKE. “Keske.”’ Favorite subjects, History and Machine Shop. His hobby, baseball. Likes to read adventure stories. HUGH KINNEY. A wood carving genius—he keeps saying to himself! Cheer Leader, Pep Club, Intramurals, Archery, Hi-Y, M Club, National Honop Society”. Pre eo a 4 am) - -_ ; bw % % . d ts “Ss S : JZ @ ERVIN KLBINIDER. {Erv:? Wants -f be� -coach é at some university someday. Q Club, Football, BasKet=� ball, Volleyball,) Boxing Manager, “M Club. © JAMES KLINGENSMYTH. “Little Boy.y Opt ofthe Mhomey’, boys. He bakés cakes, WJants to join the Naval “Air ® Corps. Track, Cross Country, Q Glub, M Club. EYDIA KOVAR. “Chick.’� “Quiet litthe chick � vhow does very . little peeping Instead she dances. Gitl Reserves, GAA, Senior Sohoco. Vo 9 ® FIDELIS KROLL. “Freddy.” Outstanding memory was “Hobo Day.” Likes to read mystery stories and drive a car. WESLEY KRON. “Wes.” Wants to be a agricul- ture agent. A school romance is very outstanding in his memory. MARGARET KROUPA. “Screwy.” Outstand- ing memory, “Hobo Day.” Rirl Reserves, GAA, Senior Sohoco. 2 { f - Z 7 © BRUCE LARSON. “Farmer.” Wants to use his gun ning ability in one of Uncle Sam’s armed forces. Band, — Cross Country, M Club, Hi-Y. RICHARD NORBERT LAZARSKI. “Norb.”. Wants to do radio work in the army. Cross Country. ROBERT LEIST. “Bubbles.” The master of dance bands! Golf, Football, Dance Band, Pep Band, Band, Orchestra, M. Club, Cardo Club, Hi-Y. @ LORETTA LENDA. “Ricky.” This gal with darling clothes will remember “Hobo Day.” Girl Reserves, Pep Club, Polish Club, Bay Mist. HENRIETTA LITKOW- SKI. “Henry” will always remember the school cheers. Likes to save important pictures. ELLEN LOFTUS. “Tex,” Wants to lead an orchestra of all girl chorus. Girl Reserves, Sewing Club, Q Club. @® WILLIAM LOWMAN. “Bill.” The great guard who gets his man every time. Football, Assembly Council, M Club; Track. LUCILLE LUDWICZAK. “Slippery.” The perfect Prom Queen. She plans to be a typist. Girl Re- serves, Footlights, Polish Club, Cardo Club, Ring Club, QO Club. ALICE LUENEBURG. “Alicia” Will always remember the country kids gathering in front of school. Wants to be a teacher. Girl Reserves. 14 194), HAantation Prom @ JANIS McPHERSON. “Mac.” How can we forget the sound of knitting needles around school? President of Girl Reserves, Forensics, Ring Club, Q Club, Bay Mist Editor, Cardo Club. LUCY JANE MADENWALD. “Bedelia.” She can’t forget “The Reluctant Dragon’ at Girl Reserve Fall Conference. GAA, Girl Scouts, Girl Reserves, Orchesis, Ring Club, Assistant in Junior Sohoco. EUGENE MARIFKE. “Pee Wee.’ Wants to be ‘one of those men behind the guns. Football, Intramurals. 4 @ JEROME MARIFKE. “Squib.” Wants to be Ned Day’s private pin boy. Football, Intramurals. JOY MARKARIAN. Will become top portrait painter and fashion illustrator. Oil and Chalk, Footlights, Girl Re- serves, Forensics, Ring Club, Orchesis. RUTH MARKS. “Ruthie.” Her favorite expression is “Oh nuts!” Will never forget the first day of school. Girl Reserves, Q Club, @ FRANK MARSHALL. The great cartoonist for Mrs. Goedjen. BERNARD MIKLASZEWSKI. “Benny.” One of our cheerleaders with lots of pep. Cross Country, Track, Basketball, Intramurals. LOUISE MILLER. ‘Wezie’s” hobby is music. Wants to be a retail buyer. Girl Re- serves, Cardo Club, Footlights, Girl Scouts, Student Coun- cil, Orchesis, Student Court, National Honor Society. @ PATRICIA MOHR. “Pat.” The knitter of sweaters. Wants to do stenographic work. Girl Reserves, Foot- lights, GAA, Q Club, Ring Club, Cardo Club, National Honor Society. THOMAS MOHR. “Tom.” Lichte’s seemed to be his “hangout.’ Will remember the initiation into Hi-Y. Football, Cardo Club, Hi-Y. ALVIN MOM- BERG. “Al.” Doesn’t like projects but thoroughly ap- preciates vacations. He plans to make’ money. Intra- murals. @ ISABELLE MOODY. “Izzy” had a hard time learn- ing how to type. Now she’s tops. GAA, Girl Reserves, Q Club, Ring Club, Orchesiss JOHN MUNAGIAN. “Bishop.” The boy with beautiful dark eyes and white teeth. Girls, he doesn’t like lipstick. Intramurals. JAMES MUNSON. “Snail” aims to be a second Cunningham. Intramurals, M Club, Student Council, Cross Country, - Bay Mist, Track. @ ALOIS MYSLIWY. “Ollie.” A great hunter who is going to find the Japs for the Marines. Football, Track, Cross Country. THEODORE MYSLIWY. “Ted.” Spends his noon hour down at Ray’s Service station—some fun! LESTER NAUMAN. “Nag.” Likes to loaf but will do the banking for Mr. Martzke. Intramurals, Football. @ JUNE NELSON. Her hard work in Bay Mist will always be remembered. Girl Reserves, Footlights, Q Club, Assembly Announcers, Ring Club, Bay Mist. LOIS O’CONNELL. “Amazon.” The great violinist. GAA, Girl Reserves, Pep Club, Cardo Club, Girl Scouts, Bay Mist. RICHARD O’CONNOR. “Rich.” He plans to keep our flag flying by joing the Navy. Tennis. @ EMILY ORLOWSKI. Wants to be a stenographer. GAA, Bay Mist, Ring Club, Girl Reserves, Dance Band, Band, Or- chestra. ROBERT OWEN. “Lefty.”’ Appreciates Math and Algebra, and likes to read fiction. Hobby is reading sport maga- zines. KATHRYN PANOFF. “Bette” is very interested in library work. Now dancing occupies much of her time. Girl Reserves, Polish Club. JULUIS PEPLINSKI. “Pep.” The man of the hour. Wants to be a psychiatrist. Track, Football, Stage Crew, Q Club, Hi-Y. BETTY JANE PESCHONG. “Betty.” Will make a good housewife with all her cooking. Likes Home Economics—naturally! RUTH PETZOLD. “Petz’s” ambition is to become a music instructor. Footlights, Girl Re- serves, Cub Courier, Q Club, Assembly Announcers, Ring Club, Forensics, Piano Club, Orchesis. @ ANNA PLEVAK. “Annie.” Just hates sitting in study hall—with nothing to do. Girl Reserves, Senior Sohoco, Assembly Announcers. RUDOLPH POVLICH. “Porky.” Most outstanding memory of high school is playing football. Wants to be a drafting engineer. Hi-Y, Football. LOUISE PROHL. “Weezie.” Will always remember the “hick conference’ before school. She wants to teach. Girl Reserves, Harbinger, National Honor Society. THOMAS RAMSTACK. “Little Bill.’.. The atom smasher. Always thinking of some time saver. Cardo Club, Stage Crew, Hi-Y, Student Council, Harbinger. DONALD RAYESKE. “Cave Man.” Wants to finish his natural life in a cave. Archery. WINIFRED ROE. “Winnie.” Wants to go into nursing. Collects menus. Q Club, Piano Club, Ring Club, Girl Reserves. @ ALICE ROSZEK. “Jitterbug.” One of the famous jitterbugs about school. Wants to be a housewife! GAA, Girl Re- serves, Polish Club. SAM RUDELICH. “Cowboy.” ‘The future football coach of South Milwaukee, he hopes! Track, Intra- murals, Football, Volléyball. LOUIS SAKSEFSKI. “Louie.” The next Don Wilson of radio. Junior and Senior Hi-Y, Intra- murals, Football Manager, Q Club. SOPHIE SALBASHIAN. Her hobby is filling her hope chest more each day. Girl Reserves, Harbinger, Q Club, Bay Mist. MELROY SANTARIUS. “Milky.” “Crime doesn’t pay,’ he keeps saying to himself after he was caught playing “hookey.” Football. ALFRED SCHARF. “Fingers” hasn’t quite decided what he -plans to be in the future; right now it’s day dreaming. @ ARTHUR SCHARF. “Hawkeye.” Future lumberjack of the great Northwest. Basketball. LAWRENCE SCHEIDING. “Vich.” A great huntsman—he keeps saying to himself. Cross Country, Intramurals. GERTRUDE SCHERBARTH. “Gertie.” The neatest secretary Piano Club can have. Plans to direct music professionally. Girl Reserves, Piano Club, Bay Mist. JAMES SCHMADL. “Jim.” Will always remember the last day of school. Wants to join the Army Air Corps. VIRGINIA SCHMIDT. “Smitty.”’ Wants to be a primary teacher. Student Council, Girl Reserves, Ring Club, Q Club, National Honor Society. MYRTLE SCHOLTZ, “Myrt.” Seeker of a good easy job and a good looking boss. GAA, Pep Club, Girl Reserves. @® RICHARD SCHUDA. “Dick.” Plans to be one of our great agriculturists. Junior Hi-Y, Intramural Basketball, Arch- ery, National Honor Society. EARL SCHWEITZER. “Schwitz” wants to own a wrecking company for cars. Intramurals. SYLVIA SEGALL. “Simmie” plans to be an artist. Girl Reserves, Footlights, Chalk Drawing, Oil Painting, Q Club, Assembly Announcers, Ring Club, Harbinger, Piano Club. ANNA MARIE SHEA. “Annie” wants to be a nurse. Her favorite subjects, chemistry, English, history. Likes to read fiction. TRENE SIKORSKI. “Czara’s” witty remarks will long be remembered. Girl Reserves, GAA, Footlights, Pep Club, Assembly Announcers, Girl Scouts, Q Club, Bay Mist, Ring Club, Cardo Club. VIRGINIA SKOWRONSKI. “Virg.” Sh e will make a clever beauty operator. Footlights, Q Club, Girl Reserves, Polish Club. @ WILLIAM SLADEK. “Squirrel.’’ Plans to enter the field of aviation. Is quite anxious to get out of school. Hi-Y. NORMA SMITH. “Button.’’ Her hobby is music. Remembers her first high school dance. Q Club, Girl Reserves, Assembly Announcers, Cardo Club. VIRGINIA STARKEY. “Jinny.”’ She wants’to be a nurse. Favorite expression, “Egads.” Q Club, Girl Reserves, Ring Club, Assembly Announcers. ANNA MARIE STEARNS. ‘“Weewee.” She plans to be a stenographer. One of our great tennis players. GAA, Girl Reserves. RUTH STEIN. Will knit for the soldiers while she learns to be a sec- retary. Girl Reserves, Girl Scouts, Ring Club. CHARLES STIEHL. “Chuck.” He objects to homework. The future owner of the A P. Golf, Hi-Y. @ GEORGE STOLLENWERK. “Stollie.” Another football player who will remember the Cudahy games. Football, Basket- ball, Track, Intramurals) ROBERT STRELOW. “Bob.” The great machinist. Intramurals, Archery, Visual Education, Hi- Y. WALTER SUCHARSKI, JR. “Canary.” Mr. Shreve’s movie secretary. Plans to be an electrical engineer. Pep Club, Visual Education, National Honor Society. ERVIN SZABROWICZ. “Erv.” Another famous huntsman, but he sticks to getting rabbit. MARY SZATKOWSKI. Wants to be a stenographer. Likes to read adventure and mystery stories. Girl Reserves, Polish Club, Bay Mist, Ring Club. LORRAINE TANSKI. “Tiny.” She wants to be a typist or telephone operator. Footlights, GAA, Girl Scouts, Polish Club, Girl Reserves. @ LOUIS TARTADIAN. “Fudgey” is the man with car-power. “There is nothing but friendship,’ is his motto. Intra- mural Football, Basketball, Visual Education. ELIZABETH TAVIDIAN. “Betty.” She plans to be a stenographer. One of the famous librarians. GAA, Girl Reserves, Sohoco. AVAK TTERTADIAN. “Harpo.” Very energetic, wants to be a radio operator. Now does amateur radio work. Intramural basketball. TERTAD TERTADIAN. “Tert.” One of the famous man-. agers. Wants to be a machinist. Intramural basketball, Visual Education, Track and Cross Country, Manager. JANE FRANCES THIEL. Hard worker. Co-editor of the Harbinger. Girl Reserves, Pep Club, GAA, Ring Club, Q Club, For- ensics, Orchesis, National Honor Society. ARNOLD TISCHENDORF. “Tex.” Future pilot for the coast guard. Any stories with excitement are his food. £ Te econ @ ROLAND TISCHENDORF. “Tischie.” Wants to be a drafting engineer. Pet peeve is red heads. Favorites are geometry, drafting, and bowling. JOHN TROTH. “J.J.” Governor for a day, President of Student Council, wants to be a politician. Archery, Junior and Senior Hi-Y, Student Council, Track, Cardo Club, Q Club. KENNETH TSCHOHL. “Ken” is learning how to cook, just in case. Will always remember study hall—why? Archery. RAYMOND UGOWSKI. “Ray.” Football games are most outstanding in his mind. Wants to become a machinists. “Oh?” is his favorite expression. Volleyball. RALPH VALOE. “Millers.” Hobby is driving a car. Will always remember the West Allis football game. Football, Skating, M Club. MARIAN VERDEN. “Tinka.” Her favorite subjects, history and English. Her pet peeve is high heels with ankle socks. Q Club, Girl Reserves. @ HELEN VERDEV. Her hobby is dancing. Her favorite subjects, history and home economics. She likes mystery stories. DOROTHY WAHL. “Penny.” At last we have found someone who objects to corny jokes. GAA, Polish Club, Bay Mist. ALEX WALCZYNSKI. “Eight Ball.’ Wants to be an aviator. Basketball, Football STANLEY WALKER. “Stay” plans to be a tool and die maker. Football, Intramurals, M Club. RICHARD WALLOCH. “Rich. A man with plenty of pep for everything. Plans to be an engineer. Junior and Senior Hi-Y, Tennis, Intramurals. HELEN WIELICHOWSKI. “Shorty.” “Are you a cop?” she keeps asking. Plans to be a stenographer. GAA, Polish Club, Girl Reserves. @ CHARLES WILKE. “Charlie.” Wants to do office work. Likes to smile. He’ll always remember the “hick” get-togethers at school. DOROTHY WILLIAMS. “Rusty” plans to be a gym teacher. Girl Reserves, Pep Club, Footlights, GAA, Girl Scouts, Asssembly Announcers, Ring Club, Orchesis. LEON WILLMS. “Willy’’ The boy who could light a match at fifty paces with a bow and arrow. Cross Country, Archery. LOIS WILSON. Likes to travel. Girl Reserves, Pep Club, Piano Club, Dance Band, Bay Mist, Student Council, Cardo Club, National Honor Society. GRACE WIRKUS. “Plain Grace.’ Dislikes the name Grac-ey. Will always remember Mr. Mohrhusen’s history class. Girl Reserves. FLORENCE WISNIEWSKI. “Flo.” Plans to do stenographic work. Polish Club. @ LEONE WNUK. “Whoukie” has a pleasant smile for everyone. Girl Reserves, GAA, Footlights, Q Club, Orchesis, Ring Club. EVERETT WRIGHT. “Ey.” Will always remember the state cross country run. He’s quiet—around school. Cross Country, M Club. VELIMAR YAKICH. “Val.” The whiz in comptometry. Basketball, Cheerleader, Pep Club, Archery, Intramural Basketball. RALPH VAN ZIMMERMAN. “Man Mountain.” Future star for the Packers. Football, Basketball, Boxing, Intramurals, Oil and Chalk, Cheerleaders, Cartoon Club, M Club, Harbinger, Track, Pep Club, Tumbling, Golf, Volleyball. CHESTER ZINKIEWICZ. “Zink.” Wants to be on an undisputed championship team. M Club, Intramurals, Volleyball, Basketball HELEN MELCHER. A refugee from Cudahy. Glad to see she prefers South Milwaukee. GAA. E. Dallman, E. Bohrer, E. Bleier, J. Dobrynski, O. Balde, A. Barsamian. f G. Esch, R. Bell, J. Echstrom, E. Branger, W. Carroll, G. Boyd. K. Boyagian, E. Esch, T. Dinauer, J. Dixon, G. Erpelding. D. Carlson, W. Clark, J. Clasen, J. Brenner, L. Christensen. , iS JST, rrp F. Baranek, E. Benkowski, E. Baranowski, C. Burns. ex ( ; 5 rd) }) : . E . 7 ' f 4 Or Hogopian, J. Hackmeister, G. Fischer, o Hosmanek. J. Kratt, H. Kender; IY Larson, CG: Hayman, M. Kachigian. G. Kakaska, C. Kaszmierski, C. Koch, N. Hajinian. ie Hauerwas, B. Kehoe, L. Heine, K. Koerschner. P. Fuhreck, T. Holly, L. Kannegiesser. [i M. E. Fagan, H. Brewer, A. Asdadurian, D. Delikat, V. Fischer, F. Brink, F. Gouge. P. Bundalo, G. Dretzka, E. Baller, E. Boyagian, M. Clasen, H. Dobrzynski. J. Gates, D. Basterash, C. Czerwinski, B. Deutsch, A. Balis, E. Bielski. M. Degermanjian, E. Ballegoin, E. Gustkowski, A. Esayian, D. Elchuk. B. Brodman, F. Baier, B. Bragdon, A. Czerwinski. F. Kafkas, C. Manderle, B. Lipka, M. Mouradian, M. Jandegian, L. Luscairtch, N. Hojnacki. E. Johnson, V. Heine, M. A. Hughes, VY. Kualheim, E. Hauerwas, A. Hnanicek. R. Mowradian, L. Hall, C. Lennartz, P. Luedtke, A. Kaczmarowski, M. Hodas, C. Lemoine. M. Karian, R. Hayalian, R. Kaprelian, M. Makowski, G. Joncas, G. Hefter, S. Keochakian. A. Ignarski, A. Kavecki, D. Meyer, L. Lowerr, S. Lesch. : 18 L. Stevenson, C. Walker, R. Trapp, A. Schneider, R. Schlesinger. P. Thorn, H. Wentland, J. Sarros, J. Shea. J. Repech, E. Senski, D. Wood, C. Stevenson. H. Weinstock, A. Truzynski, D. Thompson, J. Takach, H. Savagian. M. Wonoski, J. Wijnowski, P. Traemer, J. Schmoller. G. Manoil, W. Maas, P. Piriano, G. Newkirk, J. Mann, C. MacDonald; RPRantstack. J. Owen, J. Nowak, W. Pliszka, M. Raddemann, H. Panosian, L. Moyawski. “ sO! J. Nowakowski, B. Rayeske, J. Maddock, R. Orlowski. E. Myers, E. Merkel, J. Mersenski, W. Nagy, O. Liebsch. D. Momberg, J. Myers, R. Machnik, C. Moga, M. Mills. L. Novak, D. Osiecki, M. J. Petrose, S. Schmidt, B. J. Quentin, D. Ranthum. M. Praeber, V. Praeber, B. Saler, P. Orloff, E. Oas, E. Niedzelkowski. Miss MacKenzie, E. Sales, M. L. St. Onge, L. Schultz, F. Schubert, H. Nardi. A. Schoblocker, N. Osell, M. J. Peterson, M. Parrott, L. Pfeffer, K. Schober. R. Salbashian, M. Peterson, L. Salbashian, J. Rasmussen, G. Peschong. E. Zembruski, D. Washburne, A. Shea, E. Walczynski, D. Wulff, D. Wanserski. M. Tollefson, M. Tamuzian, D. Wagner, M. Stokes, B. Wink, F. Sherry. D. Swanson, A. Wolsey, G. Zimdars, P. Whitely, L. Wachal. L. Valoe, E. Tavidian, B. Shea, A. Varhadian, A. Wielichowski. M. Worm, D. Wallander, G. Yokich, M. Zwicki. 19 a ‘. ' Z e 4 f 4 eo Z wo” ‘ e y ' F , e o . . . + 5 a s. W. Larson, E. Lange, G. Kopecky, J. Ludwiczak, K. Larson, H. Keishian. s , e d 75 E. Lukowski, M. Heuston, C. Jasczyk, W. Lawhead, B. Kroll. 7 . . . . . . ¢ : ® M. 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Mrozek, E. Malicki, J. Saksefski, J. Radocay, N. Schnieder. R. Peabody, N. Munagian, G. Schwager, B. Mahsem, J. Prelewicz, P. Schofer, N. Rudelick. T. Neary, K. Rogers, R. Maciejewski, M. Savagian, C. Mikula, B. Pritchard. P. Manderle, C. Marifke, M. Sahagian, A. Ree, E. Nirschel. G. Rupert, R. Oliverson, A. Repech, H. Schwietzer. B. Schwartz, M. F. Stearns, G. Swessel, M. Totushek, R. Wall, D. Schilz, H. Tollefson, J. Wagner. N. Sharp, M. E. Short, D. Thompson, M. Urbanski, R. Wood, H. Schottlaender. A. Tatro, F. Wilke, A. M. Wernette, L. Senak, E. Vogt, G. Shea, L. Skrobiszewski. M. Zimmerman, M. Wilke, P. Van Volkenburg, J. Stasney, V. Schubert, N. Schultz. A. L. Schuda, A. Varg, D. Stritchko, L. Szymborski, M. Varhadian. M. Mews, D. Puetz, B. Plavasek, P. Powers, J. Megow, D. Olbrantz, A. Pekar, M. Reil. S. Mueller, F. Neary, P. Monroe, J. Plevak, R. Owen, B. Murphy, M. Salbashian, J. Samuelson. D. Nowak, A. Parent, R. Pozorski, S. Podlasinski, C. Moss, S. Rzepiejewski, B. Medower, F. Meyers. S. Olsen, C. Mersenski, D. Paskowicz, M. Nersesian, S. Regenauer, G. Sales, E. Osowski. L. Pliszka, R. Poplowski, H. Schauer, L. Rayeske, R. Pinkowski, A. Meyer, N. Ohanian. ZS D. Fleckenstein, E. Dobratz, N. Balian, W. Eilers, P. Boyajian. L. Basterash, K. Folger, R. Hastings, H. Hernke, J. Andrews. K. Benzel, N. Grubisha, M. Gipp, R. Anderson, A. Hayalian. E. Esayian, J. Dobrzynski, R. Becker, G. Bell, R. Feiertay. J. Bartels, A. Gompper, R. Evenson, D. Daehling, F. Heuston. E. Wielichowski, R. Skorupski, R. Krueger, L. Windschanz, G. Shogren, E. Kaishian, G. lander, Mr. Rudiger, F. Worms, F. Magnuson, G. Savajian, R. Lipowski, R. Levinson. H. Kannegiesser, K. Kashian, C. Laumann, M. Zelich, J. Sangren, J. Logan. J. Poplar, R. Willms, M. Uttke, D. Yakich, O. Splan, W. Moss. B. Urban, J. Patchin, H. Stein, B. McDonald, R. Kuzminski. D. Colson, L. Kleineider, L. Dykas, M. Baewer, M. J. Chininis, B. Chapin, C. Atkinson, V. Dadian. D. Gerber, J. Essig, E. Burns, M. Beck, M. Gustkowski, R. Czarnecki. N. Klockmann, R. Both, T. Braun, E. Hoover, D. Cook, F. Hernke. M. Hoffmann, L. Gilanyi, A. Haldemann, R. Karian, F. Erickson, M. Hugasian. E. Jeskey, S. Dukish, S. Fourn, I. Faber, S. Kaloustian. M. Madenwald, M. Ogden, V. Schroeder, R. Roe, F. Roberts, A. Lew. to D. Sulewski, F. Mills, G. Unglaub, K. Petzold, M. Salbashian. H. Szatmary, L. Page, H. Verden, J. Lindemuth. Wal- {. Tschohl, R. Meifert, A. Peabody, R. Torosian, M. Miller, D. Olsen. E. Schmidt, K. Maddock, D. Steece, M. Partridge, L. Wood, C. Samuelson. Seuentts guider We chasing J. Bordak, D. Hammond, T. Fischer, R. Magnuson, P. Christensen, J. Breismeister. E. Haidarian, G. Hakes, B. Marquette, E. Lipowski, A. Lipowski. T. Mann, R. Brink, C. Dallimann, H. Akgulian, E. Lowerr. C. Hajinian, E. Larson, D. Beaumont, T. Hernke, G. Leibsch, R. Langel. G. McDonald, A. Eilers, G. Klingensmith, E. Lisowski. D. Plale, D. Thornburg, Wm. Orthman, P. Yakich, A. Yendunian. J. Mohr, D. Mueller, S. Sahagian, W. Radomski. F. Sinclair, D. Rupert, D. Symborski, ‘T. Souvagian, M. Tavidian. J. Punak, P. Orloff, R. Momberg, A. Ohanian, W. Unglaub. J. Wilke, K. Swanson, R. Sajkowski, W. Schober. J. Chrisman, M. Johnson, W. Breckenridge, L. Friedbauer, B. Kigian, L. Antolovich, E. Fleck- enstein, R. Dembinski. M. Burak, P. Chadwitz, L. Hojnacki, A. Kaiser, L. Coley, A. Asdadurian. M. Grubisha, D. Larson, I. Hargrave, C. Hajinian, C. Christensen, V. Dorgay. C. Holly, D. Ladwig, S. Keochakian, D. Beck, L. Duew, M. Gilanyi, V. Bohmen. A. Bremer, B. L. Johnson, D. Guy, M. Hazeldeck, D. Klamowski, P. Gilhuber. L. Reimers, L. Tollefson, G. Zimmer, A. Segall, V. Prelewicz, A. Tollefson, P. Mysliwy, R. Zielinski. M. Robb, B. Mills, J. Lick, R. Zettel, S. Peschong, I. Weinstock, J. Wielichowsk1. J. Orthmann, A. Liebsch, B. Swanson, F. Radomski, B. Lucas, D. Schommer, B. Wawrzyniak. M. Warner, K. Sundnes, H. Ward, P. Rankin, C. Rones, S. Tatro, D. Nelson. I. Schmidt, M. Munagian, K. Lorentze, A. Olsen,S. Orthmann, E. Walczynski. ae ce DA ae) A fa ts cas Laz PIs ae ES sor 8 ff = PEA i 2 ( ‘ Gy asctes ee KK Ze ae oo a 3 4 —- idee 6 ALC APE _e a So Tu =r a � Well Gulu ‘mel ou se = A Ci fram LOM Woon it's time far activities, We have hie Le | periods a week for those, (Confidentially, though, we tabe more than that.) A s e @ - 2 = a - % = a ¥ = - % or % yn 2 a e � % , 2 = = e ™ =e N a a a 8 ‘ - g ee 1° ae,” � 5 9 =“ ; aX Rn XY. e X : a LL. � = a io f : j 8 f ¢ ‘ s f : ) aa = XN a = v . d ® ‘ = . ® ¢ 'v — ‘ ; ( ) a ‘ 7 Lis ! eS ; é 5 A a —. @e i ba % Ye 6 7 4 NS . s a . 4 x : 2 hs ‘ g } ‘ - — Aé � : z _ cs ° wi f Fp of hea ¢ + me sn . : ' . = : seuisisepeiniintaien er Ee nae exe anil We're proud of our Serice Cite R. Walloch, L. Saksefski, G. Gredler, L. Stevenson, S. Ginal, R. Leist, F. Chybowski, C. MacDonald. J. Mann, G. Newkirk, L. Larson, B. Miech, R. Povlich, E. Lukowski, J. Ludwiczak, E. Senski, W. Carroll, BanClark Mr. Becker, C. Stevenson, C. Koch, R. Verdon, T. Ramstack, R. Strelow, P. Thiel, C. Burns, T. Mohr. J. Shea, J. Schmooler, J. Meyers, W. Nagy, E. Meyers, W. Clark, R. Simmerman. L. Miller, E. Orlowsk i, M. Ruloff, B. Brewer, V. Starkey, L. Madenwald, V. Schmit, L. Wilson, J. Thiel. W. Roe, L. Wachal, R. Stein, E. Oas, V. Kualheim, B. J. Saler, D. Wagner, M. Gawelski, A. Hnanicek. Miss Witherbee, M. J. Corry, L. Schultz, M. J. Folger, A. Wolsey, M. Szatkowski, F. Schubert, L. Geissner. J. Markarian, M. Parrott, P. Mohr, J. McPherson, I. Sikorski, L. Wnuk, B. Shea, R. Petzold. R. Zimmerman, E. Clark, C. Zinkiewicz, A. Myslivy, B. Nagy, H. Barsamian. W. Larson, M. Dolar, R. Ramstack, S. Georgevich, S. Ginal, H. Kinney, R. Leist. Mr. Martzke, T. Clark, E. Kleineider, A. Walczynski, IT. Baranowski, E. Boher. J. Munson, F. Chybowski, R. Povlich, J. Holquin, E. Senski, J. Bogadi, J. Mann. J. Ludwiczak, R. Ramstack, V. Manka, S. Ginal, R. Leist, T. Mohr, J. Dixon. T. Ramstack, P. O’Connell, L. Miller, L. O’Connell, B. J. Quentin, L. Wilson, V. Baker, G. Hansen. J. Meyers, J. Schmoller, C. Keyes, L. Ludwiczak, P. Mohr, W. Gee, E. Meyers. G. Hefter, I. Sikorski, Mr. Warner, J. McPherson, N. Smith, K. Schober. 28 (p d afi WU « ‘ f° ee J j , , f . yr yt a A Aa @ C Wa ae e e 6 i Z fe ann E’RE ALL WET!” Those are the three little words that ring out of most ps is of the Hi-Y splash parties. Great fun is what the ‘boys find in this activity, especially at the Hi-Y Shuffle which went over in the biggest way. The pur- ? BFA pose of the club is not only to have a feeling of good fellowship with all mankind, but -4 °Vo create, maintain, and extend throughout the school’ and community ‘high stand- ards of Christian character.’ One can find the boys doing many charitable acts in every way. Ever at your service are the girls in Ring Club. They have done such fine service wark as knitting for the Red Cross, making scrapbooks for Family Welfare and baking cookies for the Veterans at Christmas time. Miss Lamb and Miss Witherbee, co-advisors, are helping the girls to develop their personalities along social lines and to help them take their places in the community. The biggest and most exciting event of ithe year for the girls was the joint meeting with Hi-Y, where everyone had fun singing about the little peanut that was lost in the gutter. Football players don’t have merely their “love to keep them warm’ any longer, for Mr. Martzke’s ‘““M” Club boys did a wonderful act in presenting the school with three athletic blankets last year. And this isn’t all our letter boys have done. Each year they make our homecoming more enjoyable. Bright pom-poms can be got each year from any of the “M” Club boys who are doing a splendid job to arouse the interest of the entire school to the field of sports. “Ready, Willing and ‘Able.” This is one of the things that can be said about our “Cardo” service club. They are ever ready to create civic improvements and render service, not only to the school, but to the community. They have proved this by helping out annually with the Legion Halloween Party. We also can see these students at all our school functions, helping out by collecting the tickets, ushering, and checking details. “They have proved themselves efficient in every way, and we hope that those to come will appreciate their fine efforts. With the insignia of National Honor Society’s flaming torch and keystone before them, a number of South Milwaukeeans each year are initiated on the basis of character, leadership, scholarship, and service. Mr. Hintz, chairman, Mr. Hein, Miss Witherbee, Miss Kollath, Mr. Warner and Mr. Whitenack are the Honor Society Faculty Committee. This year’s Honor Society members have sponsored the project, the “Picture Honor Roll”, which gives recognition to students doing out- standing work in one subject. sae M. Ruloff, B. Brodman, B. J. Quentin, A. Juran, J. Folger, J. Mann, H. Kinney, F. Chapko, W. Sucharski. . J Schmoller, £2 ©’ Connell; L. Prohl; A- Wolsey, LU: Schultz, J. Thiel, L. Miller, L. Wilson; Ly L. Bauer, R. Filbey, 2. Mohr, V. Schmidt, R. Petzold, M. J. Corry, R. Schuda. D. Elchuk, B.; J -Saler, E. Orlowski, B. Shea, M. Makowski, B. Wink, M. Karian. Ly. Larson, Jé Munson, E. Lukowskiy G. Chininis, F. Chybowski, L. Salbashian, G. Hefter. D. Wahk M. Szatkowski, L. Linda, R. Salbashian, V. Kualheim, M. Stokes, P. Whitely. ( Miss Wagner, L. Pfeffer, F. Sherry, L. Wachal, B. Deutch, L. Lowerr, V. M. Boewer. S. Lesch, M- Jandegian, C. Hajinian, S. Salbashian, A. Esayian, O. Esaian. L. O’Gonnell, A. Gloeckler, J. Nelson, J. McPherson, L. Wilson, B. Brodman. E. Vogt, S. Reganeur, D. Lowerman, L. Duwe, M. Alexander, P. Boyagian, K. Folger, M. Reil, P. Van Volkenberg. J. Wallace, J. Wagner, J. Megow, M. Wilkie, M. Totushek, P. Powers, L. Bush, Miss Loeseke. E. Logan, N. Schultz, A. Ewer, A. Parent, M. Nersesian, D. Paskowicy, K. Petzold, D. Imig. L. Szymborski, H. Schauer, H. Stein, A. Gompper, E. Wendlick, R. Evenson, F. Heuston, M. Baylerian. G. McDonald, L. Radomski, P. Rankin, C. Rones, D. Ladwig, S. Keochakian, E. Walzinski, C. Hajinian. Mr. Kowalczyk, J. Helminack, E. Skibba, H. Wielechowski, F. Weinstock. W. Powash, V. Skowronski, D. Blavatt, L. Tanski, D. Wahl. S. Behr, M. Szatkowski, M. Szatkowski, L. Lenda. M. Makowski, A. Bukalski, D. Paskowicz, R. Poplowska, T. Szymborski. L. Pliszka, H. Dembinski, H. Wielkowski, D. Dembinski. Mr. Michna, T. Ramstack, W. Carroll, J. Hosmanek, G. Newkirk, R. Dallmann. R. Zimmerman, N. Faweett, R. Sahagian, B. Acheson, C. Stevenson. J. Schmoller, M. Hajinian, A. Wolsey, E. Oas, G. Hoffman. N. Kachigian, M. Parrot, R. Gregson, L. Prohl, S. Segall. A. Jablonski, R. Filbey, J. Thiel, N. Clark, M. L. St. Onge. ned — nce Oe i z as yo x ) a ¢ ’ 4 oo ' } ”) ¢ : Vy Pv . N 1) 4 A i Al V 4 fons (P JS r 2 se = ELL, Well—tlook at what we have here. Our hats off to the Bay Mist staff (that’s us) who presented this annual which is the best ever. We worked hard and strived to make it more enjoyable in your eyes. The staff really desesves a big hand—all the way from Editor Janis McPherson to typist Lorraine Wachal. All of us put in and worked together, and what you hold in your hands is the result ( ?) “Time on my hands!” This is one song Muss Loeseke cannot sing with all the little Junior high students shining with enthusiasm over the joy of “cubbing”’ for their sec- tion of the Harbinger. Their Halloween party proved to be a great success and helped them to have more engraving than any other year has had. More Fun! Polish club enjoyed attending the Open House presented by the Joseph Conrad Club at Marquette University. It was a very interesting and educational trip TOmmall. Very exciting has been this season for the members of Polish Club. What with all those parties, spring hikes and outings going on, they are better able to carry out the purpose of their organization: to be more sociable and to get across more cultural ideas. “Tuesday! Gosh! I can hardly wait for Tuesday!’ Why? you ask. The Har- binger is coming out this Tuesday. Jane Theil’s and Bob Filbey’s staff have gone to town this year in presenting the school with a more enjoyable paper. They hold such honors as International Honor rating in Quill and Scroll and First Class honor- : 5 lr . 4 an : , A : fs —sating in the Intétscholastic Competition of National Scholastic Press Association. iy’ oJ - | A ’ f 4 1 , if fw } i ; j A af d rc LS a b a m2 Nos j a . ) t a ‘ff e i] jw eo ae | Ga - ' | be i A . j ¥ fod j = . ow ew . ‘ 5 j a q f ni 4 ( ‘= � aN a 1 ( = . = ’ = a a aT f 7 ) oa ° } e | . ‘ SY 4 } 3 } _2 = 2 « 4 ol 2 Git Reseed, big in Number... D. Likowski, J. Markarian, R. Marks, A. Kratochvil, R. Kaprelian, R. Hayalian, M. Karian, M. Karian. E. Hojnacki, M. Hodas, M. E. Hughes, V. Heine, L. Miller, M. Kaloustian, A. Kidyian, E. Lofthus. L. Kiedrowski, A. Hnanicek, S. Lesch, G. Hefter, E. Molten, P. Mohr, S. Hajinian, L. Juran. M. Hogopian, L Lowerr, M. Jandegian, V. Kualheim, C. Kazmierczak, M. A. Le Posa, I. Johnson, C. Keyes. J. MacPherson, R. Kashian, M Hajinian, D. Meyers, T. Haldman, L. Hall, E. Lemple. A. Juran, A. Luenburg, D. Hertz, A. Markowick, B. Janusiak, A. Marifke, A. Lyons. L. McCoy, B. Kukla, C. Hajinian, L. Ludwiczak, I. Moody. M. Barsamian, M. Balian, B. Blewett, F. De Boer, L. Grobschmidt, M. Andreska, M. L. Danek, H. Karian, A. Esay- ; ian, E. Guenette. G Douglas, J. Fenton, V. Baker, M. Antovich, M. E. Fagen, H. Brewer, D. Bahl, D. Blavat, M. M. Dixon, M. Gawelski, L. Geissner, I. Degermanjian, C. Czerwinski, D. Basterash, E. Adamski. F. Brodman, S. Behr, J. Gates, M. J. Barsamian, E. Fredrick, M. Granec, A. Dukish, V. Fisher. N. Fawcett, B. Acheson, B. Brodman, E. Boyagian, B. Deutsch, D. Elchuk, L. Gustkowski. J. Dretzka, A. Gloeckler, V. M. Baewer, C. Barsamian, H. Fredricks, Miss Lamb, G. Chodkowski. L. Gawelski, D. Guckenberger, E. Gustkowski, F. Baier, I. Chmieleckti. Jegermanjian. M. J. Peterson, P. Piraino, N. Smith, B. Potterton, D. Spack, L. Pfeffer, M. Parrott, C. Schober. V. Schmidt, V. Starkey, B. J. Quentin, M. Rhuloff, D. Osiecki, L. Hammes, J. Nelson, A. M. Stearns. W. Roe, L. Schultz, R. Salbashian, M. Schultz, M. Szatkowski, E. Skibba, L. Ruehmer. D. Nowicki, J. Rasmussen, D. Swanson, M. Peterson, N. Osell, M. A. Ramstack, I. Sikorski. S. Segall, L. Sinclair, M A. Peppy, B. Shea, A. Schoblocker, H. Nardi, F. Schubert, C. Sokolowski. C. Swessel, P. O’Connell, S. Schmidt, S. Niedzolkowski, R. Stein, E. Orlowski, L. Salbashian. E. Tavidian, A. Varhadian, D. Wallander, S. Tamuzian, B. Willman, M. Tartadian, S. Zimmerman, G. Yakich. D. Wulff, P. McCarthy, J. Thiel, E. Walcznski, B.. Wink, P. Whitely, L. Wilson. A. Shea, E. Oas, L. O’Connell, D. Wansurski, M. Stokes, D. Williams, D. Wagner. B. Thorn, S. Wendt, G. Wurgus, L. Tanski, L. Wachal, F. Sherry, B. Saler. A. Wolsey, L. Wnuk, A. Weber, E. Varhadian, R. Tavidian, M. Tamuzian, D. Thomas, E. Ward, G. Wolsey, M. ‘a hill, Miss Witherbee, L. Valoe, B. Tavidian. And in spirit... ODLES and Oodles of them! Yes! And we are proud to say our Girl Reserve organization is the largest one in Milwaukee County. At each meeting, the candles are lighted, Janis McPherson opens the meeting, and Louise Miller reads the thought for the day. The girls all listen attentively, for this is preparing them to face life squarely and to find and give the best. The girl’s annual Hop went off decorations were superb. The Swing-Out and the Fall Conference made hits, too. | in a big way. “Bubs” and Janis made a charming king and queen, and to top it all, the j | ; 2 t - x 4 4 4a e a e e 4 o e - Z bd eo . e 4 - e . ’ 4 ’ e ° . e 8 7 ° e e 8 e a . § � 2 p ° e © o “on, 6 N E-two-three--N ow-kick-your-feet-high-er--please!_ No! This isn’t a girl’s reducing class. It’s just the girls in Orchesis keeping time to the rhythm Louise Schultz pounds out on the piano. After their arduous practice, the girls were able to present their annual Christmas performance of “The Juggler of Notre Dame.” Dotty Williams did a grand job in portraying the Juggler, and our hats off to Miss Buresh for her splendid direction! “Stop that ball, Shorty!” If it isn’t Shorty Gustkowski running for the ball, you can see the O’Connells, “Joe” Kanitz, or Anna Marie Sterns out there putting all they’ve got into the game. If you want to see a fine show of sportsmanship and coop- eration, just see one of the games the G. A. A. girls play. Starting only a few years ago, J. A. A. has proved to be a great succes s in the few years of its existence. The 7th, Sth, and 9th grade girls enjoy participating in the differ- ent sports the group undartakes. It is always fun for the girls to get out on the gym floor. “Here’s a toast to S. M. High School! Rah! Rah!” Full of vim and vigor, our Pep Club has helped to carry out its purpose of promoting school spirit and sportsman- ship. Yes! We are surely full of school spirit—every one of us. Our sportsmanship —it’s tops! Need there be any more said? D. Wulff, H. Thiel, H. Brewer, L. Miller, L. Madenwald, M. A. Ramstack, E. Molthen, M. J. Corry. L. Gustkowski, L. Wnuk, A. Dukish, B. J. Brodman, B. J. Saler, D. Hertz, E. Boyagian, P. McCarthy, C. Keyes. G. Kender, M. Hajinian, B. Kedzerski, K. Sessel, P. O’Connell, M. Hodas, J. TYorosian, J. Johnson, L. Schultz. D. Williams, W. Roe, P. Luedtke, I. Moody, D. Thomas, A. Marifke, E. Ward, R. Petzold. Miss Buresh, M. Tartadian, G. Joncas, S. Liebsch, J. Markarian, T. Haldeman, B. Blewett. D. Osiecki, M. F. Sterns, A. M. Sterns, L. Madenwald, E. Orlowski, L. O’Connell, A. Gloeckler, C. Moss, S. Mueller, E. Johnson, M. Schultz, L. Tanski, B. Wink. M. Antolovich, K. Kazmierczak, E. Skibba, G. Hefter, L. Carlson, G. Yakich, D. Wagner, D. E. Kratt. Delikat, J. Louis, V. Janusiak, P. Frank. F,. Sherry, L. Wachal, S. Lowerr, A. Lyon, P. O’Connell, E. Molthen, L. Sinclair, D. ‘Thomas, W. Bedwell, M. J. Corry, M. Graniac, J. Rothenberger, M. Nersesian, A. Barsamian, I. Snaz- macki, C. Kowalski, Miss Buresch. L. Gustkowski, M. Totushek, I. Digermanjian, J. Wallace, M. Hajinian, L. Pfeffer, E. Myers. P. Powers, A. Hnanicek, R. Ranthum, M. Hazeldeck, A. Balis. Miss Buresh, D. Kindemuth, W. Breckenridge, M. Madenwald, C. Christensen, B. Mills, M. Robb, A. Segall. M. Beck, L. Page, J. Hargraves, A. Olson, H. Szatmary, M. Chininis, B. Johnson, M. Salbashian. S. Sukish, D. Sulewski, M. Hogashian, R. Zarnicki, A. Lebsch, B. Chapko, E. Hayjinian. P. Rankin, A. Braymer, M. Warner, L. Duwe, M. Munagian, K. Sundas. D. McDonald, E. Doda, E. Leshian, VY. Yavich, N. Wnuk, D. Hahn. Mr. Stevens, D. Thornberg, F. Sinclair, M. Ibson, R. Brink, M. Gipp, R. Lange. M. Urbanski, V. Schucnecht, M. Salbashian, N. Sharp, B. Schwartz, S. Miller. A. Asadarian, D. Nelson, H. Hazeldeck, M. Johnson, J. Chrisman. 3D D. Hansen, M. Tamuzian, L. Wilson, A. Juran, L. Bauer, D. Wulff. L. Lowerr, S. Wasserman, L. Schultz, E. Ballegoin, J. Folger, R. Petzold. M. Jandegian, M. J. Corry, L. Miller, J. McPherson, B. J. Quentin, L. Madenwald. Je Holquints McCoy, Pa Rvehmere i aeROS ers ae E. Boyagian, P. Orloff, H. Haldeman, M. Salbashian. M. Madenwald, A. Olson, Miss Grumann, M. TVartadian. R. MacDonald, H. Fisher, J. Daehling, R. Lowerman, B. Pritchard, Mr. Vieth. H. Johnson, L. Windschanz, R. Slosarek, R. Tschohl, D. Daehling, R. Roe. R. Haylian, J. Klipfel, E. Vogt, M. Baylerian, A. M. Wernet. F. Meyers, B. Degermengian, D. Kuzminski, A. Parent, D. Braun, P. Gilhuber. M. Madenwald, D. M. Schommer, K. Sundes, S$. Keochakian, A. Haldemann. F. Rogers, W. Volckmann, J. Munson, J. Schmoller, M. Kachigian, E. Benson, L. Wilson, L. Schultz, M. J. Corry, J. Brunner. L. Dingwall, G. Zimdars, D. Hansen, S$. Wasserman, A. Kratochvil, B. J. Brodman. Miss Daub, L. Miller, J. Toth, J. Mann, M. Jandegian, 36 we errr es eas etme Aud brains behind the aun .. . HESE are the girls that put it over—our Girl Reserve executives. Janis McPher- son, President, at the reins with Louise Miller, Vice president, helping her, have made our Girl Reserve offices outstanding this year. ‘This year’s assemblies have been very enjoyable and more to the taste of the students. “How come?” you may ask. Many do not realize the great efforts the Assembly Council puts forth ito make them so. They are the ones that make all the contacts for next year’s assemblies as well as this year’s. Perhaps some of you have received a flashy red and white ticket, generously given to you by a member of Junior Senate for a traffic offense. Under the supervision of Mr. Vieth, the Senate has done a wonderful job of controlling the bicycle traffic, and has run the lost and found department. Perhaps many of you have even got a bargain at one of the Senate auctions which are held twice a year. The officers, Marguerite Baylerian, president, Sophie Koechakian, vice-president, and Ardis Haldemann, secretary, have done a good job of traffic control. Proud! That’s what we are! Just down right proud of our Senior High Student Council. You needn’t ask why, either. We all know of the great honor paid to our school, as well as to John Voth, in electing him president of ‘all the Student Councils in Wisconsin. And something that will forever live in our memories is the observance of “Hobo Day” for Homecoming. This was made possible through the “toil and sweat” of the council members and Miss Daub. We hope that the student councils in years to come will promote such school spirit. di 5 7 fA , � — age” 7. Aha” CLae O - . — —— —— a a f a , ( + é o - f 7 4 J—F.— ae or f 5 Gj == é yp AY e, _—? 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Miss Schimmelpfenning, A. Liebsch, M. Johnson, M. Grubisha, D. Schommer, A. Brenner. J. Lick, D. Ladwig, E. Hadjinian, M. Munagian, K. Sundnes, B. Johnson, M. Werner. Cc Holly, V. Bohnan, A. Ohanian, S. Keochakian, L. Duwe. S. Regenuauer, P. Van Volkenberg, J. Dinauer, E. Vogt, J. D. Kyzminski, E. Hahn, A. Ewer, H. Verden, J. Wallace. D. Steece, L. Rayeske, M. Baylerian, R. Roe. 38 Megow. Our Galles and Garbos shine! { GLOW of footlights, a hushed expectancy - - - once again we are offered talent g } g ; under the capable supervision of Miss Marion Gilbert. Q Club, having put on i many fine plays such as “Spring Fever,” is organized to stimulate student interest and participation in dramatic activities. After years of careful coaching and dramatic | experience, who knows, Miary Smith or John Jones may be another Garbo or Gable? | “Laghts! Camera! Action! taking on stage one first!’ “Uhat’s the adviser, Miss | Marion Schimmelfennig giving directions to her seventh, eighth, and ninth grade act- i ors and actresses. “hey put on a very excellent performance this year, “Suitable for | ) , Charity”, given ina Junior High Assembly on January 9. You never know, we might | have quite a few well-known future actors. | a | 7 y : 4 F ———— Te ee | @ pe Ly a Fae ca | é ne 4 Y CZ a A fo 7 | | GY Vee yee pe oe fod Z 5D ao oh Cee Pees ae ei ff ibs apt” ; | ; f bp 4 j } They Me oun mikes and money, Jd ) § Q_ 7 . tA eh J ho a = 7 s x , “ S . - CL wt Utiucirre’ , pei ° “i ° 4 é ¢ J 3 - ¢ LW ow or we ge fi LR ‘ Ve � ™ S! Uv ; yA“Vv— fr A . , ) et Y 4 f aA es CA Y eye Ti Bow SRA 4 Me ey ; es : 4 -{ “Our program today is - - - Thus an assembly announcer starts many an enjoyable : Qf . f ; ; Sg a A ated aly Q pprogram. Miss Gilbert, adviser, has done much to help the girls develop poise and a few =f sage 4 Joost of leadership before the high school group. f Use” Pp Aa a soe : mite ie GATf our bankers do arithemetic in the same manner as the Deep River Singers count pes ——y CH r 5 i ‘ ; ; é nate wtbeLfines for stealing shortening bread—brother! we’re either in the hole or million- Y S f e aires. But these cashiers don’t make mistakes. Here we have a group ot students who { “ Arey YVR i Vance WA Ay ) A ( have voluntarily taken on the job of assisting with the school banking. Our trust is 0% ths D Pre A a 2 oS - we gheir hands. ; ; ¥ 3 A J Ae rd we 44 a nd 7 ba PO a F f A fie} t , y°y vay Er or 40) | P. Powers, M. Madenwald, D. Boden. A. M. Warnnet, G. Bremer, B. Baker, S. Lowerr. M. Nersesian, N. Schultz, P. Dyer, I. Faber. M. McClay, Miss Gilbert, A. Haldeman. L. McCoy, V. Kadzierski, V. Starkey, H. Brewer, J. Nelson. M. J. Corry, L. Schultz, L. Salbashian, A. Lyons, D. Hanson. J. Johnson, I. Silorski, D. Williams, W. Roe, C. Barsamian. | Miss Gilbert, P. Orloff, L. Sinclair, S$. Wasserman, B. J. Bellows. | M. J. Folger, A. Kartochvil, R. Petzold, N. Smith, S. Tamuzian. R. Klamrowski, W. Volckmann, A. Barsamian, H. Kinney, F. Rogers, L. Nauman, W. Lowman, W. Larson. D. Thompson, S. Jandegian, B. Barsamian, E. Senski, C. Koch, F. Chapko, V. Yakich. E. Merkel, W. Clark, J. Mersenski, D. Bahl, R. Salbashian, R. Chapko, W. Gee, W. Suchaski. S. Barsos, G. Wolsey, R. Ruehmer, A. Juran, E. Boyagian, W. Walzenski, M. Tolofsen, B. Lifka. D. Blavatt, I. Bray, C. Keyes, W. Roe, V. Starkey, V. Kadzierski, M. Granic. M. J. Peterson, M. Degermanjian, K. Schober, R. Hayalian, S. Spack, A. Kratochvil. L. Windschany, D. Lowerrmann, L. Duwe, K. Folger, N. Wnuk, M. Savagian, R. Wilinski. A. Leu, J. Wallace, B. Macjeiewski, J. Daehling, M. Hazeldeck, P. Powers. VY. Dadian, K. Kashian, J. Lemke, J. Klingensmith, M. Ibson, M. Totushek. M. Gustkewski, M. Baylerian, S. Orthman, A. Olson, B. Medower, D. Imig, P. Dyer. KK. Maddock, P. Orloff, F. Heuston, J. Mohr, J. Crisman. % +1 Ih Ruehmer, D. Boden, M. Mews, E. Garworski, J. Lindemuth, D. Kuzminski. I. Faber, D. Sulewski, B. Chapin, C. Mersinski, B. Medower, M. Hugasian. Miss Smith, R. Pinkowski, R. Keochigian, M. Partridge, R. Karian, K. Maddock. S. Borsos, B. Thorn, J. Fenton, L. Holschen,.M. Krupa, A. Juran, E. Hazeldeck. M. Barsamian, M. Kaloustian, A. Zielinski, K. Hoffmann, J. Zielinski, G. Wolsey. M. Barsamian, E. Kratt, Miss Zeeh, L. Juran, M. Balian, L. Kovar. R. Zimmerman, F. Wawrzyniak, R. Schlesinger, M. Yotushek, L. Beckman, F. Magnuson, P. Boyagian. I. Degermanjian, TI. Mann, J. Mohr, E. Larson, A. Dukish. J. Plevak, G. Flancher, E. Ward, J. Markarian, M. J. Chinnis, M. Salbashian. V. Dorgay, L. Duwe, M. Werner, D. Guy, C. Holly. S. Jandegian, F. Marshall, R. Schlesinger. F. Warzynoch, E. Boyagian, M. Jandegian. M. Chininis, R. Zimermman. Lo ee ‘The widely known organization, Junior Sohoco Club, has a great aim and purpose to bring forth. They want members to become more interested in home problems. Those helping the organization are: Advisor Carolyn Smith, Officers: Delores Boden, President; Delores Kuzminski, Vice President; Jean Lindemirth, Secretary ; as well as the twenty members. Their most important event this year was the candy sale at basketball games. With this money they bought yarn to help the Red Cross. That dream of every girl’s heart (whether or not she admits it)—being a good homemaker—is brought down to earth and practiced by Sohoco members. They learn of etiquette, home management, dressmaking, and every good thing that goes into a home. And their results are beautiful and delicious to sample. Funny Faces! You’ll find many of them being created at Cartoon meetings, while Oil and Chalk members look at art from an entirely different angle. Many students find expression for their talents in these two clubs, and enjoy pouring their inner souls into clay figures, or creating ideas on paper. Be seeing you in the funny papers! ar Congratulations! The A Cappella choir mambers can be very proud of themselves for the successful job they have been doing this year. Something new they have tried is the choral arrangement of popular music. We would like to hear more of the pieces such as ‘Smoke Gets in Your Eyes.’”’ Miss O’Leary has done fine work in developing an appreciation for beautiful music and in developing skill in reproducing music of worth. Choir added much to the atmosphere of the Christmas Spectacle. Promising - - - ! This is what can be said about our High School Chorus� s. ‘They have done great work at their twilight concerts and show much promise. We enjoy seeing them perform for us and hope they keep up their fine spirits and musical qualities. Many people commented favorably on the outdoor caroling preceding the f ; l 5 i I Christmas Spectacle. : { f- can ; if Af A c AA AftiAnv- at FOOLY . f - oe Vs , ee i Ah Ps —— e ¢ 7 A e we Jk tt ete : 7 ia he = os v—e 5 att K. sor ALS L f- 0 = an ao ha fg) W tre) —t eae 2c tf CH: nw ‘ —_ a 7 AAs a) um ; J, A Pa fp 7 4 , eae 7 g A ‘ 4 8 —) tY Lapp) L bab Ace pias Yad te Sian ; Yn . ¢ ; Of dn a ‘ g Ge - - A, Z bo — ane etliny May. Sak FLAKY Z | f ij ae 2 [0 bet Zz ” VA Ze , 4 t eB A - 4ow f+ A n f ans (AL @ SOE ayn KA 7 ha ff wo af é 4 é° : ) Ji 2, Lie bp ' mi 4, ——- ; D. Delikat, V. Starkey, I. Mo6dy, L. Ludwiczak, P. Whitely, L. Wilson, L.Stfiller, “Dp. Rantham W. Wright, E. Reineider, ill Kratt, L. Stevenson, R. Leist, J. Peplinski, V. Baker, M. Jandegian, A. Wanserski, DAWulft, B. fe yuentn M. E. Fagen, H. Verden. Cnn, Dp Ady (irre L. Tanski, E. Eaton, H. Litkowski, W. Roe, B. Kohler, C. CZerWinski, M. Prober, E. Guenette, R.Milbe r, JA. Fadel, “I. Bell, E: Schultz, G. Esch, T. Bladdert, A. Kaminsky, P. Orloff, M. Marodian, G. Scherbarth, E. LofthuS, AL. Ieeaeiteln M. Peterson, C. Keyes, A. Czerwinski, D. Elchuk, L. Lowerr, J. Rasmussen, H. Keshian, J. Meyers, J. Toth, C. Wilke, L. Larson, B. Dallmann, L. Salbashian, N. LaSalle, M. J. Corry, G. Zimdars, L. Schultz. A. Schoblocker, D. Wallender, J. Markarian, S$. Keochakian, M. Parrot, P. Mohr, W. Sucharski, L. Christenson, J. Klingensmith, E. Meyers, F. Burckhard, R. Petzold, N. Smith, J. McPherson, L. Dingwalld, D. Basterash, Miss O'Leary. J. Bartels, R. Furtag, E. Esaian, J. Dobrenski, A. Gomppers, G. Bell. W. Eilers, R. Krueger, R. Hastings, E. Leshen, M. Gipp, R. Anderson. me |. Essex, A. Forn, D. Colson, L. Kleineider, S. Dukish, A. Leu. | M. Beck, K. Atkinson, I. Faber, V. Dadian, J. Burns, T. Brown, N. Klockmann. M. Gustkowski, R. Charnetski, D. Cook, A. Haldeman, R. Karian, M. Hugoshian. N. Grubisha, H. Wilke, C. Kashian, A. Hayalian, H. Hernke. J. Sangren, B. Erbin, O. Splan, H. Stein, D. Yakich, M. Utke. E. Wielichowski, J. Shogren, L. Windschanz, G. Wallander, F. Worm, M. Zelich. | M. Ogden, M. Miller, M. Hoffman, F. Roberts, D. Saliski, E. Tschol. H. Verden, A. Peabody, R. Torosian, K. Petzold, J. Lindemuth, L. Page. G. Unglaub, H. Szatmary, D. Olson, D. Steece, M. Partrige, L. Woods, K. Maddock, E. Smith, Miss O’Leary. | J. Addie, R. Lueneberg, R. Momsen, V. Alexander, K. Boyagian, J. Behlmer, J. Frank, T. Hefter, renee! i R. Lowerrman, K. Boyle, P. McCarthy, S. Borsos, J. Magow, M. Bundalo, V. Kiedzerski, E. | Larson, L. Duwe. B. Anderson, L. Maass, L. Bush, W. McCann, D. Gerber, I. Louis, G. Douglas, A. Dukish, M. Benzel. M. Mews, I. Dinauer, P. Dixon, R. Monson, D. Kuzmunski, E. Goworski, E. Hazeldeck, E. Kowalski. G. Marifke, L. Gawelski, D. Entringer, P. Dyer, E. Endahl, A. Barsamian, B. Baker, L. Bosman. D. Imeg, M. McClay, B. Medower, B. Kmechek, A. Ewer, N. Croeker, M. Hansen. L. Simborski, J. Wallack, S. Olson, M. Varhadian, G. Shea, F. Meyers, L. Rayeski, H. Shauer. P. Powers, D. Nowicki, M. F. Stearns, B. Schwartz, R. Sacherik, G. Schwager, G. Watling. M. Reil, A. Pekar, P. Van Volkenburg, F. Willkie, C. Moss, N. Sharp. A. M. Warnet, E. Osowski, J. Flibert, D. Ivalis, M. Urbanski, V. Schukneckt. D. Christensen, J. Klipfil, A. Parent, S. Regenauer, J. Samuelson, M. Baylerian. D. Nowak, L. Pliska, Miss O’Leary, H. Hazeldeck, P. Monroe, S. Miller. 45 D. Thompson, S. Liebsch, E. Benson, R. Petzold, F. Heuston, E. Esch, J. Holquin, J. Kashian, J. Fitbey, R. Evenson, E. Windltck, E. Varhadian, F. Mills, R. Both. C. Magenheimer, D. Willms, C. Dinauer, J. Helminak, F. Chybowski, J. Mann, A. Fadel, R. Leist, D. Hayman, G. Esch, L. Hertz, B. Larson{ M. Dolan K. Folger. E. Orlowski, J. Novak, D. Berg, C. MacDonald, V. Procberaks Regenaur, G. Williamson, E. Shogren, L. Holsted, G. Fadel, M. Madenwald, C. Zaporski, N. Wnuk, J. Daehling, M. E. Short. V. Baewer, M. A. Le Posa, M. Dixon, B. J. Saler, D. Hertz, D. Marks, J. Lempke, D. Daehling, M. Totushek, N. Hajinian, R. Latro, B. Bellows. V. Heine, Mr. Ehrbach, H. Klamrowski, J. Gompper, C. Kualheim, R. Biedron, M. Hodas, M. Botting, R. Breckenridge, D. Chadwitz, Mr. Drews, D. Wulff. Colorful street parade, massed band concert, evening performance, maneuvering in - joyful procession down the football field—these were the features, and many more, that kept the band busy throughout this school year. During the football season it LY was pleasing to the eyes of many of the spectators to see Jean Gates and her troop of drum majorettes strut down the field. With a library of various types of music, the concert orchestra creates appropriate atmosphere for plays and festivals given during the year. Pep Band stimulates enthusiasm and good feelings at the basketball games and out- ot-town football games. Ah! What have we here? Musicians? Well in time to come, S. M. will be proud to have educated them. Piano Club has dene outstanding work this year and should - © get credit for it. Candy sales after school (we all love those), concerts, and then the top hit of the year, their “Truth or Consequences” in assembly. Or can’t you recall Bogadi’s “Dance of spring?” “Makes you wanta dance music” ... And how! The way our dance band gets in there and goes to town is just plain — super! “Bubs” Leist and his hot trumpet, Jim Helminak and his clarinet, Wilbur Ogden at the piano, and the rest of the boys have made history in our school. Hope to have you more often in assemblies, and we like your version of ‘““Autumn Nocturne.” . 46 7 Our tand plays Sausa ta suing! J. Holquin, C. Magenheimer, J .Mann, C. McDonald, C. Koch. C. Zaporski, D. Hayman, M. Dolor, J. Kashishian, R. Totushek, L. Hertz, G. Williamson. Mr. Erbach, B. J. Saler, D. Hertz, E. Benson, B. Barsamian. N. Hajinian, R. Biedron, D. Regenhour, J. Daehling, N. Wnuk, D. Wulff, V. Heine. A. Fadel, R. Liest, S. Tatro, R. Petzold, E. Bremer, L. Gilane, N. O’Hanahian, L. Liebsch, G. Fadel, Mr. Drews. M. Hodas, A. Tatro, R. Tatro, M. Peterson, B. J. Quentin, S. Kalaustian, A. Lempel, M. Ibsen, A. Bukalski. R. Liest, R. Totushek, J. Holquin, G. Williamson, D. Berg, L. Hertz. AY Fadel; G) Fadel, C McDonald, J. Helminak, M. Dollar, V Heine, ID. Hertz, B. Saler, D. Wulff. R. Both, V. Schroeder, M. J. Corry, E. Keske, G. Zimdars. J. Flibert, S. Segall, P. McCarthy, G. Wolsey. A. Segall, L. Dingwall, G. Sherbarth, L. Ruehmer, E. Molthen. W. Roe, M. A. LePosa, J. Torosian, L. Wilson, L. Schultz. Miss O’Leary, R. Torosian, P. Dyer, T. Haldenmen, R. Petzold. F, Chybowski, L. Hertz, G. Fadel, A. Fadel, R. Leist. C. McDonald, J. Helminak, W. Odden, R. Clasen, R. Voteshek, J. Gompper, G. Williamson. iT mice be sommee Le ROR ene RNR 5 MnO HR 48 ) M. Ruloff, B Schmidt, B. Baker, J. Thiel, L. Salbashian. B. J. Brodman, W. Roe, J. Folger, M. J. Corry. M. Peterson, A. Wolsey, J. Markarian, R. Petzold. M. Kachigan, J. Mann, J. Schmoller. Miss Daub, Miss Johnson, M. J. Corry. L. Dingwall, Miss Zeeh. J. Schmit, A. Benkowski, B. Barsamian, H. Panosian, P. Thorn, G. Zareck, J. Repech. G. Hansen, Mr. Starkey, G. Hajinian. M. Heuston, J. Peplinski, J. Klingensmith. P. Regemauer, L. Prochnow. B. Kmechek, E. Michaels, E. Larson, D. May. S. Lesch, R. Hohenfeldt, Miss Ockershauser. R. Strelow, W. Anderson, R. Evanoff, F. Rogers, J. Addy, H. Karian, P. Trauemer, W. Gilbert, J. sb Eder a ; Sf = hot ° So) 7 sa-F CAL mes hoaho™ A ve a a — ris of 4 ‘ ae 3 4 la Att ¢ iy — 4, f e a , : ; i? -{j 7 ; Pt th Xs 6 A om, . ye ee fo - Steg Zo� A r-. porg 9%, � ' “ , fe , OAC Aj 5 4s ¢ ¢ £ 0 i f wt @ t r c f - LA gy SS f-f-t os - a yr , % - f— jas é a = ff lhe TP or b e 4 ae 4 i ge = é 4 4 17 s = a oa SO Atte —_D ot? Seer M. Wonoski, L. Povlich. Filbey. f “6 , A : th K. Rogers, R. Biedron, H. Klamrowski, W. Sucharski. Have you heard any good speeches or readings lately 2? Forensics members have been 2 ay p 3 doing splendid work in that line. Three cheers for all those pupils who are taking parts. it: Forensics, whose aim it is to promote speech activities in our school, consists of Extemporaneous Reading and Speaking, Serious and Humorous Decla- mation, and Oratory. “hese are under the guidance and leadership of Miss Berenice Kushner and other teachers. his year a number of members were in the Suburban contest which was held at West Allis, on March 18, and four won ‘A’ ratings. Whey are Mary Jane Corry in Extemporaneous Reading, Marion K. Peterson and Winnie Roe in Serious Declamation, and Ruth Petzold in Extemporaneous Speaking. “Let’s give a party’—that’s good news around these halls. And the Social Com- mittee, with Miss Johnson as adviser, does much to promote the social spirit here. ‘The social program, with everything lined up from September to June, is their job —and the successful parties and dances given this year speak well for their efforts. ‘The Janitors have done a swell job in making us enjoy school. By this we mean the school is always a bright and clean place where we may be able to pass away at least eight hours a day. “Ready, fellows? Curtain’s going up!” One at the ropes, another at the lights— a busy life is the one led by every stage crew member. Many school functions are dependent on Mr. Starkey and the boys for lighting effects for dances, stage sets, and such. Without their manipulating “Mr. Mike” for assembly, the programs would not be as interesting as they are. “Eat and be Merry!” The Noon Hour Council this year has surely tried to make the latter part of this statement true to fact. Miss Ockershauser and the six members have planned entertainment for those eating their lunch at school. This is done by providing a great assortment of games, holding educational movies, and dances that are enjoyed by all. I see—I see—What do you see? Whether it be School, Biology, United States History, or any other interesting educational movie, we can depend upon Mr. Shreve and the boys for the fine work they have done in making our movies more enjoyable. Thanks, fellas! 49 year! Our red and white-clad’ nlayers have proued themselues worthy of being South B Pnnlll 4 M iLwaupee Hi va Valotic Squad 1 them! S fo 30 a wy ny � | ” = ape fA «| | wN Ww AR Coach Schwoegler, R. Kehoe, W. Nagy, R. Ramstack, E. Senski, J. Hachmeister, R. Bollis, E. Benkowski, Coach Von Gonten. P. Piraino, J. Brunner, J. Wojnowski, S. Walker, S. Jandegian, C. Koch, T. Bell, R. Zimmerman, J. Yelanjian. , J. Sarros, R. Thompson, E. Bohrer, J. Wojnowski, B. Lowman, J. Szarfranski, W. Larson, peer atta M. Dolar S. Rudelich, R. Povliich, G. Stollenwerk, T. Clark, H. Barsamian, E. Kleineider, eb osaciiandias Baranowski, R. Valoe. R. Markarian, J. Saksefski, R. Bielski, R. Acheson, T. Walker, K. Boyle, N. Kaiser, R. Netzel, Coach Shreve. P. Riedel, G. Kopecky, J. Racodacy, W. Lawhead, R. Lisowski, G. Schwager, N. Schneider. R. Chapko, J. Wilk, R. Meich, W. Wisniewski, E. Lukowski, R. Clark. Wilinski, S. Gilani, R. Mildebrandt, J. Grochowski, Z. Burak, F. Machnik. Varga, M. Savagian, J. Tolkacz, J. Helminak, R. Cieszynaki, J. Gurinian. N 2 M. Alexander, R. Sokolowski, R. Maciejewski, H. Fischer, R. Plale, E. Stollenwerk, M. Sahagian, Mr. Fuller. R. Hanan, E. Haidarian, J. Weber, R. Walker, M. Chininis. G. Savajian, L. Lisowski, R. Janusiak, S. Kaishian, N. Munagian, R. Oliverson, R. Anderson, R. Gabik, R. Tschahl, E. Kaminsky, A. Kachigian, R. Eilers, F. Magnuson. K. Kaishian, N. Balian, R. Slosarek, Arledas, M. Gibb, J. Goodspeed. Gn lO . - 2 They tackle our physical problems | 2 AL (wl 3 With Coach Von Gonten leading the Red Rocket griddérs for the first time, the football team had a fair season with a few standouts, such as Tony Baranowski and ‘Tom Clark, who made the all-suburban team. The boys played their hearts out for S. M., and as the score in the last game shows, our squad was always fighting, and its sportsmanship was always the tops. “he high spot of the year came when the } | Red my beat our rivals, the Cudahy Packers, 20-0. eh ‘| Oy Won Lost i (Sry AM} 7a 2 1 AVN CLG VV geen tee ewe Nien te eres bere soo 0 6 oy 4 A 4 -, Nw ! j a URW BS. Gee oe er. Se tee ar ae en eee es CORE 0 20 A “4 a a) A yor par op ae (Aig ee ae 20 a 10 iv) jv ws i f iq Wn yor s , Wauwatosa So hg serbian nanan aioe 0 20 4 4 i + | NS . A y on A { . ee 4 ur poet West OA Geen ie Bese ean ae Lee 6 0 ay i es } | W r © f i ; ad , ’ wy r ; Ow ey (Cog ‘Ve x, West VU all KCC mes een are p Xe cA) Ly 6 “FL: | y] . I? | ‘ é | | ON Wakes gmap pay Bee ley) rs 20 fi f! nr ie yi PO H ) A we pon ay (’ Whitefish har ke. O72. [ne oA En ee 0 14 a a J | : pf ass G IW} ee ShoRvtood | AM... (ZV ae eae A: 20 20 | NOAA ) vv vy y Y Le Ney) } 1 Ak | y P eho ; | yn | i A Mh } 4 | i J 1 � ® “ ¢ ¢ J , | eo , a SA = é XN Ss “ 2 = ¢ . “wt a} d wf 53 = : ¢ Rev oe WH ! al | } � ® Our 8-1 bays aie sure shots! Coach Martzke started his third season as head basketball coach with some good prospects including four letter winners. The returning lettermen were Tom Clark, a forward, Leo Morowski, forward, Rudy Ramstack, center, and Alex Walczynski, a guard. The rest of the team was composed of boys up from the “B” team and fresh- man teams including John Mann, Bill Nagy, Nazar Hajinian, Ray Mildebrandt, Jim Hackmeister and Bernie Kroll. After losing the first six games, the Red Rockets hit their stride and ended the season with a five hundred average by losing seven games and winning seven games, leaving them in a tie for fourth place. Only two players will be lost through graduation, Tom Clark, a forward, and Alex Walezynski, a guard. Tom Clark, a senior forward, center for the last three years, and the team’s high scorer, was picked on the Milwaukee Sentinel’s All Suburban team. ss j Suburban Standings Won Lost Wests Liss Genta lt meee: eee eee ee 11 3 ¥ OU phorewood aera ee eee 11 3 Waukesha cites ee en eee ea ee 8 6 mouth mViniwankecsen, 22. eee eer e ea 7 7 Wii tO eee gee 8 reer eee eee i 7 _ =n ey «Cudaliy Semler aes: | een nase 6 8 Whitefish Bay ........2..2. ste oe AO Ge eee + 10 West Milwaukee ...... cpp gg tr Z lz ha + | yee LL: et ghee. Liat athe 7 7a Lte ia ni exe Shel aH pA At XK 4 GF: Aybar tie “Nagi A Cas oe Cher ae Villee ce Ayn. 9 Py | WALL PICA eed. ae Li oe ees Aeping Atte AOE A A. prod fe mre GES tt os ° Lae as Fa, AAA FHA CG Nh) axe Y EOE Legis A eae, ts 4 “ ‘i tascate - ae Nagy, B. Kroll, J. Hachmeister, J. Mann, J. Szafranski, N. Hajinian. | g J. Yelanjian, R. Mildebrandt, A. Walczynski, T. Clark, R. Ramstack, L. Morawski, Coach 9 ech L. Duwe, R. Wilinski, J. Saksefski, C. Grochowski, G. Shogren. : N. Schneider, D. Lauerman, J. Goodspeed, M. Savajian, R. Maciejewski, J. Lemcke. K. Kaishian, D. Swessel, A. Benkowski, R. Calder, N. Munagian, H. Chybowski. ‘ J. Ludwiczak, R. Miech, K. Boyle, J. Grochowski, J. Wilk, R. Clark. Gi , . vy H. Karian, G. Schwager, E. Lukowski, D. Bollis, W. Wisniewski, R. Lisowski, Coach Schwoegler. 4 | ‘ L . ‘ e wa ; } a p ° 9 e , : F , j . : e . .-- 5 - py : ww . 5D | £ + Mr. Becker, T. Tertadian, N. Rudelich, J. Radocay, F. Baronek, E. Lukowski, J. Szalay, C. Man- genheimer, N. Schneider, R. Klamowski, K. Boyle, J. Ludwiczak, E. Nirschll, Mr. Kowalczak. z P. Piriano, L. Macanack, N. Munagian, D. Lueneberg, C. Koch, R. Zimmerman, J. Tokach, W. Nagy, J. Gurinian, J. Wawrzyniak, H. Johnson, Z. Vargo, M. Kaiser, N. Malicki. J. Munson, L. Larson, S. Rudelich, J. Mann, F. Chybowski, A. Mysliwy, J. Holquin, J. Brunner, G. Schwager, G. Kopecky. G. Watling, E. Baranowski, J. Holquin, J. Munson, A. Mysliwy, E. Wright, IT. Tertadian, Mr. Rudiger, E. Schultze, S. Georgevich, L. Larson, J. Mann. = ) A | t ; . N ¥ 4 ¢ loa iY | ; . l j PMO TIS NWN ep Y Faw x = eA ty ( + NY [ee a Why et { A LC AW? He Wa sta YA ea ‘Dhe Rocket Harriers walked away with top honors in the combined state and suburban meets held on the snow-covered Grand Park course in the fall of ’41. The Rockets bunched well and had little trouble in winning over the favorite, West Allis. Les Larson was the individual winner. ‘Thhe Rockets also placed third in the Midwest meet at Janesville. Holquin and Larson finished one, two in this meet, with Holquin setting a new cou'rse record. South Milwaukee lost only one dual meet, and that to West Allis, the Midwest Champs. The outlook at the beginning of the season was far from bright, with only four returning lettermen, and Mr. Mohrhusen leaving. Mr. Rudiger was hired to replace Mr. Mohrhusen; the team developed fast under his coaching and climaxed a successful season by copping the state and suburban championships. : ; ’ Major letters were awarded to seniors Julian Holquin, James Munson, Alois y ) Mysliwy, Everett Wright, and Tertad Tertadian, juniors Les Larson, John Mann, : 4 and Ed Baranowski, and Steve Georgevich, a sophomore. } ; S: M. Wieser ilicm, owen Ae a 24 { Davie Hammond Indiana 34 ey Ss. M. [RRO S J Be hid eh eee. ne oe mn 34 A, y eV Lemme tntresrmy erent rl, [aman Vig ya tosameet so me eh ee ee 40 XQ va MAJOR MEETS t m VIRGVest see ee antes Lien Pree ta Tel, (LS Ma Loge Nene ese 3S ee ae 3rd place y 3) DUE DIUUCO a 1 aera rence eae eek 2A cect 2 Ome Gh tier ere Aree rw erg UE Le aie Oe Ist place j | Sia tea eee eee ites. eet ed DOMED SS reece tie RAD ea en he oem stplace ) | The race is close! Tension is high as the runners near the finish line. The man : out in front is a Red Rocket, and with the rodr of the crowd in his ears, he finishes Vv with a final surage of speed, the winner! Coach Becker’s thin clads, led by eight } ) letter men from the 41 team as the nucleus ot the well balanced squad, had a very J successful seasonY and the boys, who had physical and mental courage, came out on Ms top in most of then meets. es ] 1942 SCHEDULE C ! y ) April 18—Racine Horlich a By - J April 25—Bay View, Kenosha r { ' : May 2—Little Suburban 4 ; P| 5° f May 9—Waukesha Relays yl J Taare a NX May 13—Cudahy te ds he a d May 16—Suburban Relays a fo. 06} FS May 23—State Meet R | ) May 26—West Milwaukee | : eae NS o hap ) : J May 29—Suburban Meet ; ) og : oaeeos A | rahe § ie Sy G9 A game far Cue Guy and Gil. . | JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL CHAMPS ev) C. Rowski, R. Lowerman, J. Lemke. re R. Lueneberg, H. Johnson. | ae , SKATING é | af , Mr. Vieth, S. Hadjinian, R. Valoe, F. Frank. f 7 R. Thompson, H. Chronert, E. Malicki. f ATHLETIC MANAGERS wv t M. Alexander, M. Duwe, G. Fisher, W. Barth, P. Piriano. : , Mr. Kowalczyk, H. Karian, R. Lueneberg, J. Yelangian. ' ; A E. Nirschol, T. Neary, R. Markarian. i? Lb” : ARCHERY W. Wiltzius, J. Stuart, A. Benkowski. Ne Mr. Pung, R. Spack, R. Kazmierczak. ; H. Wentland, R. Ruppert. i} CHEERLEADERS R. MacDonald, D. Thornberg, H. Sinclair, R. Brink. R. Langel, N. Wnuk, R. Lesbin. : ‘ E. D oda, Mr. Stevens, B. Miklaszewski. ) M. Gipp, D. Hahn. SENIOR HIGH BASKETBALL CHAMPS E. Schwietzer, S. Rudelich, A. Scharf, C. Zinkiewicz, G. Stollenwerk, R. Wallock, R. Zimmerman. Dallman, J. Echstrom, J. Dixon, N. Carroll, J. Brenner DwGarlson A.) Barsamians Ne Clank loan 7 p GIRESEG YVISASSISa AN DS , A. M. Stearns, M. E. Fagan, H. Brewer, R. Ranthum, B. Wink. “es aa L. O’Connell, L. Madenwald, L. Schultz, I. Baller, A. Czerwinski. 4 M. J. Corry, L. Salbashian, E. Guenette, L. Gustkowski. 2 = ® VOLLEYBALL ws n ® ‘ 5 “4 W. Larson, S. Rudelich, A. Grabowski, M. Dolar, E. Senski, R. Acheson, J. Kratt. Mr. Vieth, A. Baronowski, T. Bell, G. Dixon, C..Zinkiewicz, R. Lueneburg. R. Wilinski, N. Wnuk, R. Zimmerman, J. Holquin, R. Cieszynski. GOLF SQUAD R. Liest, C. Steihl, G. Gredler, L. Morowski. TENNIS SQUAD T. Neary, J. Toth, IT. Mohr, J. Mersenski, Mr. Schoegler. N. Wnuk, J. Echtsrom, D. Monberg. D. Carleson, R. Gregson, M. Gipp. 59 SILENCE GENIUS at Wark a , ¥ E | from aun Actiuily Album .. . 61 ahr Acta, pw thew a “Fi y Ju Memoriam Bernard Kroll “Green be the turf above thee, Friend of my better days! None knew thee but to love thee, Nor named thee but to praise. 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