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

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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

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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