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

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1951 volume:

I I BAY MIST South Milwaukee High School South Milwaukee, Wis. pecfzkatecf . . fn RONNIE URLAKIS, zvlw by ll1l.J'f0I'fIllIU N115 ficfzied the fv1'f-vffage of lIfff?l1djlI,Q' sfflool in fzjx .s'e111'm' yczzr. 5 . M. . ,af - I , A f m A ,vfwwvs b W Y K . .L U Mg-N, K A x 7 5 1 J 1 X MV-5 A 1 fi 1 :Qf:m ,,W , , F , i aff? -ST., ,NV 'Ni M 3 X kigxgs M, , Y .W jqxgxw- :px N ff ir1f5SQ..? ASX 6 With five boys to occupy his time, Mr. Bauhs, our high school principal, doesn't need any hobbies or sports to keep him busy. How- ever, when those leisure minutes come, he heads for a golf course. Not many people are aware that at one time Mr. Bauhs was a star athlete. Did you know, for examf ple, that formerly he was a state tennis champion? Our superintendent of schools is a sportsman. When the deer hunting season comes each fall, he enjoys a few days of hunting at his cabin in northern Wisconsin. He also does some trout fishing in the Pople River, not far from his cabin. Here, in South Milwaukee, a pleasant summer day may find him scoring in the low 70's on the Grant Park golf course. Left In Right: Marcy Hadjenian, Kathleen Calder, Delores Olsen, Irene Rivers. Secretaries Marcella Hndjiniun, one of the girls in Mr. Bauhs' office, is ready to help you, but she does give those detentions. Kathleen Calder, who became a Mrs. last September, is secretary to Mr. Bauhs and keeps everything running smoothly. Delores Olson works in Miss Smiths office but you can also see her popping in and out of the other offices. Irene Rivers, another new Mrs., is the girl behind the window, selling everything from pencils to con- struction paper. Betty Joy Dixon, secretary to Mr. Luther, has 21 big job but she is always willing to help where ever she can. Board of Education BETTY .IOY Dl XON Top Roux' Mr. Brewer, Mr. Masakowski, Mrs. Hueston, Mr. Boden, Mr. Wagner. Boftom Row: Mr. Smongeski, Mr. Potter, Mr. Luther, Mr. Stuart. 5 Miss Reidl, Mrs. Smith, Mr. Leudke, Miss Conrow. Mr. Mielke, Mr. Atwood. Top: Mr. Schwoegler. Botlomr Mr. Schwartz. Acting as adviser for Junior 1-li-Y and also co-chairman of the Sopho- more Stag kept MR. ATWOOD, social studies teacher, busy during the year. When any little incidental work comes up, MISS BANNACH is always there to see that the job gets done. Miss Bannach is in charge of the Special Room. Taking charge of ticket sales is the responsibility of MRS. BETTINGER. Mrs. Bettinger, who is a history teacher, also supervised the senior picnic. Leading the Cross Country team to the championship was the task accomplished by MR. BROWN, social science teacher. Mr. Brown is also assistant for Track. Forensics had a good season this year with MISS CONROW, English instructor, as forensics coach. Being co-chairman of the Sophomore Stag also kept her busy. MR. CROSS, who teaches general science, was head coach for Track. He also was a football coach. Under the direction of MR. DREWS, band teacher, the Dance Band played at our dances and Pep Band lent spirit to our games. Mr. Drews is also assistant for Cheerleaders. Pep Club, the nucleus of our school spirit, was under the direction of MISS FELLOWS, English teacher. She also helped with forensics and the Prom. The big job of forensics chairman was given to MISS GILBERT, speech teacher, this year. Dramatic Productions and Assembly Announcers are also directed by Miss Gilbert. MR. HAGEN, who conducts the senior orchestra, directs the String Ensemble and supervises Music Appreciation. MR. HINTZ, who teaches biology, has charge of the aspiring sci- entists in Hematology. Mr. Hintz also takes care of the money that comes in from ticket sales. MR. JANSKY, general science teacher, coached our basketball team to second place in the suburban league. Mr. Jansky also was adviser for Athletic Managers. The job of decorating the school bulletin boards belongs to School Art Service and its adviser, MR. JORGENSON. Mr. jorgenson, art teacher, also assisted with the Prom. Viso is ably supervised by MR. KARRMANN, general mathe- matics teacher. He also acted as chairman of Prom decorations. MISS KOLLATH, dean of girls, advises and helps the high school girls with their problems. In addition she has a class in German. Miss Banrlach. Mr. Cross, Mrs. Wadley, Mr. Hintz, Mr. Whitenack. 6 Miss Fellows, Mrs, Letter, Miss Studt. Miss Taylor, Miss Voelker. With MRS. KRAEMER, alegbra teacher, as chairman, Honor Society took in many new members in 1951. The Boys' and Girls' Glee Clubs are directed by MISS LAWRENCE, who teaches chorus. Bay Mist was under the management of MRS. LETTER, English instructor. In addi- tion, Mrs. Letter was a forensics assistant. The governing body of the junior high is the Junior Student Council, under the guidance of MR. LUEDKE, English teacher. Mr. Luedke was also dramatics and Prom assistant. Some more thanks should be given to MR. MARTZKE, com- mercial teacher, for his work as assistant football coach. Leading M-Club is his other activity. In addition to his important job of supervising the Bankers, MR. MELBY is also head of the Industrial Arts Club. Then, of course, he has his classes in drafting and architectural drawing. Coaching the freshman football team and the golf team were the duties MR. MIELKE, social science instructor. MISS MOE, girls' gym teacher, is the director of girls' athletics in S. M. H. Included in her activities were bowling. golf, G.A.A, and ,I.A.A. Keeping the noon hour down to a dull roar and acting as head of Cheerleaders kept MR. MOUNTIN busy. Besides being guidance teacher and social science teacher, he also was chairman of baccalaureate and commencement. MR PUNG takes care of the stage and keeps the P. A. system in working order for assemblies. Mr. Pung teaches industrial arts. For the monthly edition of the Harbinger our thanks go to MISS REIDL, English and Latin teacher. Latin Club is also under her super- vision. In addition to his teaching boys' gym classes, MR. SCHWARTZ is the B-Team basketball coach, Senior Hi-Y adviser and Intramurals director. COACH SCI-IWOEGGLER, physical education instructor, is best known for his work with the varsity football team. I-Ie also has the Square Dancing Club. Special thanks for this year's assemblies go to MRS. SMITH, English teacher, who is the adviser for Assembly Council. Football and Freshman Basketball are coached by MR. SOLUM, mathematics teacher. Top: Miss Gilbert. Bottom: Mr. Warner, Mrs. Bettinger Mr. Melby, Mr. Karrmann, Mr. Pung Miss Moe Mr. Mountin, Miss Kollath, Mr. .Iansky -1 Miss Theisen, Mr. Solum, Mrs. Kraemer, Mr. Storll. Mrs. Rivers, Mr. Jorgenson. Top: Mr. Hagen, Miss Lawrence, Mr. Drews. Bnttfmzs Miss Stephens. Keeping the school looking new is the job of MR. STARKEY, who advises School Renovation. He teaches manual arts. MISS STEPHENS, our school librarian, has the important job of publicity agent for S.M.H. The up-and-coming Debate Club was coached by MR. STORLL. Mr. Storll, who teaches seventh and eighth mathematics, also was adviser for Model Airplanes. MISS STUDT, English teacher, was in charge of Footlights this year. Her other activities included working on the Prom and acting as head of Related Speech Activities. All the girls in Knitting seem to enjoy it, and so does their adviser, MISS TAYLOR, home economics teacher. She also advised F.H.A. and worked on Prom. Keeping the school running smoothly is the job of Student Council and Interclub, both under the management of MISS THEISEN, geometry teacher. Financially, Bay Mist has nothing to worry about with MR. VIETH, commercial teacher, as its business manager. Mr. Vieth also keeps the tennis team in top shape. Learning the correct ettiquette in kitchen and dining room is what MISS VOELKER, home economics instructor, teaches the girls in Kitchen and Dining Service. Knitting and Prom are also her activities. Having the best Y-Teen Hop in S. M. history was the aim of MRS. WADLEY, biology teacher. She also supervised the Senior Class Day assembly. Many of the pictures in the Bay Mist were due to the work of MR. WADLEY and his Camera Club. Mr. Wadley teaches industrial arts. Another busy man is MR. WALTER, social science teacher, who is the coach for Volleyball, B-Team Football and Track. The red-shirted ushers in Cardo are under the direction of MR. WARNER, history teacher. Acting as elections chairman and Commencement and Bacca- laureate co-chairman kept him busy also. Acting as co-chairman of Y-Teen Hop, in addition to her commercial classes, occupied much of MISS WESTON'S time. Leading the Golf team to lower scores this year was the responsibility of MR, WI-IITENACK, science teacher. Mr. Wadley, Mr. Starkey. Mr. Martzke, Miss Weston, Mr. Vieth. Mr. Walter, Mr. Brown. S Seniors THOMAS ANDREW Andy Cheerleaders, Q-Club, Debate, Boys' Glee Club, Tennis, president of Freshman Class AUDREY BALDE And Handwriting, Inter Club, Social Danc- ing, Knitting, Bowling, Y-Teens, G.A.A., Harbinger BETTY BARWICK Betsy Square Dancing CHARLES BAUMBACH Chuck Bay Mist, Student Council, Trathc Com- mission, Dramatic Productions, president of Senior Class PHILLIP BEHLMER Rocco Baseball, Hi-Y, Music Appreciation SALLY BICKLER Sal Y.-Teens, Assembly Council MARY JOYCE BLAVAT Mary Jo Student Council, Assembly Council, Bay Mist, Cardo, Golf, secretary of junior Class RALPH BROSKOWSKI Sticky Harbinger, Golf, Hi-Y .9t'5 graduation tbne fet'5 fool deck and 'tememdet .. . ADELINE BOHN Mutzie Assembly Council, Harbinger, Bowling, Bankers, Music Appreciation, Y-Teens, Bay Mist PATRICIA BUKOWSKI Pat EDWARD BULLARD Ed Golf, Cardo, M-Club, Square Dancing, Bas- ketball, Harbinger MARY ELLEN BURGOON Mary Ellen Bowling, G.A.A., j.A.A., Social Danc- ing, Music Appreciation CATHERINE CHAPIN Kay Knitting, G.A.A., J.A.A., Bowling, Square Dancing, Bankers, Y-Teens Student Council, Dramatic Pro- ductions ROBERT CLAUSEN Claus Athletic Managers, Blood Typing, Dramatic Productions, Pep Band PATRICIA CZARNECKI Pat Student Council, Bowling, Social Danc- ing, Square Dancing, Y-Teens, Bankers. Harbinger ARCHIE DADIAN Naz Golf, Basketball, M-Club, Volley- ball, Square Dancing, Footlights, Music Appreciation, Vice-Presi- dent of Senior Class 10 I CHARLES DAVITZ Chas Cross Country, Track, M-Club, Square Danc- ing, Chess and Checkers DIANE DESS Di Assembly Council, G.A.A., Y-Teens, Assembly Announcers, Q-Club PHILLIP DINAUER Phil Viso BETTY ANN DINI Bets Cheerleaders, Y-Teens, Dramatic Produc- tions, Bowling, Music Appreciation, Square Dancing DENNIS DRONEK Dennie Viso, Basketball BEVERLY DUWE Bev Y-Teens, Q Club, Bowling, As sembly Council, Assembly An nouncers RICHARD EATON Dick Freshman Football, B-Team, Hi-Y ROBERT ELCHUK Elch Freshman Basketball, Freshman Foot- ball, Cardo The .gtaj H MIMI ESAYIAN Mim Q-Club, Cheerleaders, Bankers, Student Council, Square Dancing, Knitting, F.H.A. WILLIAM FEHLER Willy Football, Basketball, Cardo, M-Club, Track, Mi-Y JANET FELS Jan Cardo, Cheerleaders, Honor Society, Inter- Club, Bay Mist, Bowling, Assembly An- HOUIICCIS THOMAS FISHER Tom Basketball, Football, Golf DONALD FLATOU Surge Square Dancing JOAN FORD Red Bay Mist, Honor Society, Y-Teens, Inter- Club, Q-Club, Blood Typing, Bowling MELVIN FOUTS Mel M-Club, Track, Hi-Y RICHARD FRANCOUR Dick Bay Mist, Student Council, Blood Typing, Football, Dramatic Pro- ductions, Honor Society Kaftan! and 50105 ll -IOHN GANCHOFF Ganch' Band, Dance Band nouncers, Social Dancing Assembly Council, Inter-Club Assembly Council, Cardo, Bowling MARGARET HAIDARIAN Marge dent Council DONALD HANSON Don ROBERT HANSON Bob MELVIN I-IARTFIELD Melvin TA ' I I ' 2 dtfllfd 0 Out C' 655 flllif Q . . LEE HASTINGS Coach Cheerleaders, Volleyball, Camera Club JOAN I-IILINSKI Peroxide junior Red Cross, Inter-Club, Pep Band, tic Commission, Hematology JEAN HITTMAN Jeanie G.A.A. STEPHEN HODAS Dash Board Track, Football, Basketball AUDREY HOLEWSKI Aud Knitting TONY HOLGUIN Carrolville Football, Basketball, M-Club, Hi-Y, Cardo, Band KATHLEEN HUGHES Kathy Bowling, Dramatic Productions, Stu- dent Council, Cardo, Y-Teens, Secre- tary of Senior Class VIRGINIA JANDEGIAN Virgie Bay Mist, School Art Service, G.A.A., Harbinger, Junior Red Cross, J.A.A. 12 KATHLEEN GEE Katiel' Y-Teens, Harbinger, Assembly An- SANDRA GLADFELTER Sandy Student Council, Debate Club, Y-Teens, Dramatic Productions. FNID GONZALEZ Ennie Red Cross, Assembly Council, Bowling, Inter-Club, Assembly Announcers, Stu- Orchestra, Band, Dramatic Productions, Assembly Announcers, Forensics, Traf- MARION JANKOWSKI Mar Assembly Council, J.A.A., Pep Club, G.A.A., Y-Teens, Knitting RITA JANUSIAK Ritz G.A.A., Cardo, Assembly Council, Square dancing, Golf, Bowling ARTHUR JOERRES Art Boy Debate Club EUNICE JOHNSON Slim A Y-Teens, Assembly Council, Q-Club . A RAYMOND JOHNSON Johnson Square Dancing, Football, Volleyball, Debate Club GARY JONES Sunny Boy Square Dancing, Boys' Glee Club it E FRANKLIN JOYCE Frankie Dramatic Productions ANNA KACHIGIAN Anna Boo Hematology, Dramatic Produc- tions. Student Council, Cardo, Assembly Announcers, Vice Pres- ident of the Senior Class Out prom-llfptlhg fffatcfz' 7215 with DONALD KAISER Don Forensics, Harbinger, Debate, Camera Club DOROTHY KALB Dottie Square Dancing, Q-Club, Cardo, Social Dancing, Y-Teens, G.A.A., Golf, Bankers GEORGE KAPRELIAN Balboa S. Square Dancing, Viso, Camera Club, Dance Band, Athletic Managers, Bankers ROBERT KACZANOWSKI KaCz Basketball, Cross Country, Golf, M- Club, Track, Honor Society CARL KAVECKI Carl WALTER KETCHUM Joe Dramatic Productions, Bay Mist, Dance Band, Pep Band, Harbinger GEORGE KLEINER Skinny M-Club Hematology, Chess, Golf, Square Dancing, Bankers JOY RUTH KNOLL Joy Y-Teens, Dramatic Productions, Pep Band, Inter-Club, Bay Mist, Student Council, Assembly An- nouncers, Honor Society 13 BARBARA KOCHAR Barb Y-teens, Handwriting, Music Appreciation, F.H.A., Square Dancing LOUIS KOWALSKI Lou Chess Club, Viso Club EILEEN KOZLOWSKI Bay Mist MARLENE KRANING Mar Square Dancing, Social Dancing, Latin Club, Inter-Club, Bowling, Assembly Council DONNA KRECKLOW Donna Square Dancing, Y-teens, Harbinger, Knitting, Social Dancing VALENTINE KUBERA Tins J.A.A., Y-teens, Red Cross, Social Dancing EILEEN LANGE Eileen Y-teens, Assembly Announcers, Square Danc- ing, Social Dancing, Assembly Councils HELEN LANGENDORF Toots Music Appreciation, Social Dancing lffaty goyce ffavat and l'?onnz'e :Hawaii tezyning . . . MARILYN LEAHY Marley Y-teens, Assembly Council, Dramatic Pro- duction, Bowling, Social Dancing DONALD LE DUC jungle Jim Student Council, Debate Club, Track, Forensics, Harbinger FLOYD LEONARD Leonrd's Square Dancing, Track RONALD LISOWSKI Lis Basketball, Football, M-Club, Wres- tling, Hi-Y, Square Dancing, Track, junior Class President, Sophomore Vice- Presidenr, Prom King, Student Council DONALD LUEDTKE Don Basketball, M-Club, Golf CAROL LUHN Carol Bowling, Square Dancing, Y-Teens, Foot- lights GLENN MAASS Mo Volleyball, Stage Technicians, Boys' Glee Club GIFFORD MALCOLM Track GERALD MC CANN Jiggs Cub Courier, Boys' Glee Club, Tumbling, Stage Technicians, Chalk and Cartooning JOAN MARIE MAULI J0anie Harbinger, Debate Club, Forensics, Knitting, Bowling, Handwriting, Traf- fic Commission, Inter-Club ROSE MOURADIAN Buzzy Footlights, Cheerleaders, Music Appreciation JUNE MAYOTTE Carrot Top Music Appreciation, School Art Service LAURIE ANN MEGOW Laurie Dramatic Production, Girls Basketball League, Bay Mist, Inter-Club, Cardo, Assembly Announcers, Honor Society LIZA JANE MITCHELL Mitch Footlights, Y-Teens, Bowling, Dramatic Production, Secretary of Honor Society, President of Traffic Commission, Square Dancing, Cheerleaders PHYLLIS NAUJOKS Phyl Dramatic Production, Forensics ROBERT NIRSCHL Smiley Honor Society, Cardo, Football, Basketball, Track, M-Club, Stu- dent Council, Vice-President of Junior Class. lgita ganluzkl weatbzy the new cape at omecombxy and ROBERT NIELSON Bob Camera Club JOAN OLSON Ole Bowling, Bloodtyping, Music Ap- preciation, Y-Teens, Footlights GEORGE ONTKO Gorgie DONALD ORTHMANN NZEEE-GY Camera Club, Volleyball, Boys' Glee Club JAMES PAJEWSKI Beco Basketball, M-Club, Volleyball, Managers JACK PATRENETS Peppernuts JANICE PFEFFER Jan G.A.A., Y-Teens, J.A.A., Social Dancing JOAN PFEFFER Jo G.A.A., Y-Teens, J.A.A., Social Dancing, Bowling 15 Olldld pdfdll 65 OUT 16 RONALD RAGAN Changer Football, Basketball, Track, M-Club CHARLES ROBERTS Chasney Track, Cross-Country, M-Club, Student Council, Cardo, Chess, Checkers HELEN ROUTLEY Toots junior Band, Pep Band, Q-Club, .l.A.A., Cheerleaders, Square Danc- ing, Orchestra, Music Apprecia- tion, Senior Band, A Cappella Choir DELORES RUDOLL De Y-Teens AGNES SAHAGIAN Aggie Cheerleaders, j.A.A. HENRY SCHEIDING Turkey Killer Football BEVERLY SCHMADL Bev G.A.A., Bowling MARILYN SCHMADL M0usie Y-Teens, Bowling, G.A.A., Dramatic Production, Bay Mist, Student Council itat kzhj . . . JOAN SEUBERT Joany G.A.A., Bowling JOHN SCHMIDT johnny RONALD SLAMKA Ronnie Football, Volleyball, Track, School Art Service, M-Club RICHARD SMOLENSKI Richie Stage Technicians, Viso, Athletic Mana- gers BERNARD SOPINSKI Hair Due Blacl-:y Track, Football, Volleyball GENE SOYCE Soy-ka-beben M-Club, Football, Track, Basketball PAUL STAHL Sparky Track CAROL STARKEY Red Y-Teens, Camera Club Assembly Council, Banker, Music Apprecia- tion, F.H.A., Square Dancing Social Dancing RITA STEFANOWSKI Rets Social Dancing, G.A.A., Dramatic Produc- tion, Inter-Club, Secretary of junior Red Cross, j.A.A. MARIE STEGLICH Dimples Music Appreciation, G.A.A. TEDDY STEINBACH Teddy t A Football, Track, Volleyball, Debate ' Club ANN STIEHL Annie Student Council, Cardo, Assembly Announc- ers, Inter-Club, Y-Teens, Q-Club, Bay Mist STANLEY SWESSEL Swess Football, Viso, Stage Technicians PHYLLIS SZYMBORSKI Phil ' Y-Teens, Camera Club, Banking DUANE TATRO Viso, Camera Club SAM TAVIDIAN Sam 6610! Eddy G5 QUEEN JERRY TUSKA Georgie Football, Basketball, Track, M-Club, Hi-Y KENNETH URLAKIS Ken Athletics Managers, Cardo, Honor Society, Inter-Club MARY WEBER Mari Music Appreciation, Bowling, Q-Club, Y-Teens, Cheerleaders, Inter-Club, G.A.A. Student Council DOROTHY WEINSTOCK Cor-ky' Bay Mist, Y-Teens MARCIA WIERZBA Marcy' Bay Mist, Harbinger, Q-Club Banker, Y-Teens SHIRLEY WILKE Shirl' Assembly Council, Y-Teens, Cheerleaders Knitting, Q-Club BERNARD WOLF Basketball EDWARD WRUCK Ed' Football, M-Club ll ll of tie nouflaff fllop 17 GEORGE YAKICI-I Butch Football, Harbinger, M-Club MARILYN ZADURSKI Mitzie Music Appreciation, Social Dancing, Cheerleaders FRANK ZAWACKI Uschwageru Football, Basketball, Track, M-Club WILLIAM DUKE Bill DOLORES ZEMBRUSKI Polski Music Appreciation, Y-Teens, Knitting ELAINE ZIELINSKI Mutzi G,A.A., J.A.A., Pep Club, Assem- bly Council, Inter-Club, Y-Teens, Music Appreciation ELDA MAE ZIMDARS Elda Secretary of Student Council, Q-Club, Latin Club, Blood Typing, Secretary of Inter-Club, Bankers, Band, Orchestra, Honor Society -gfflaatt of the 6e.4t year.-5 o out fivei. I8 Ve defea'vd Legragfled W. Mil. ' 'W Qc.,-Qn'1.4 11w1-x.a-Q mu --.L t.J.-,A an . 1 . hon Lisowsxi and mary Joyce Blavat reiggvover 1950 Prom, ' Jartln Pain, Private Lofectlx NJnP Neat Pa M, ,-- Y-.,-- W u mv. .M-VE. up w 19 pm quvvvuw u A f- Q A' . sk, , .,., 5 , , 3 . I 1- , ' . . 'W 4 - f A. 'xy N. Juniors 3 Alrv w ,. A 'R X if 5 N? F 99 ' 4 1,4 fsz.J 'S 20 Firyt Roux' C. Andersen. D. Ana dersen, E. Anderson, C. Anszew- ski, E. Bain, T. Balabanis, G Balian, D. Barutt Secwm' Roux' J. Baumgarter, D Behr, S. Beitzel, T. Bell, B. Ben- esh, P. Benkowski, V. Benkow- ski, R. Blanchette Third Roux' C. Borosos, L. Bray R. Browskowski, S. Brown, Burmeister, I, Chamberlain. N Chester, I. Cicczka Fourth Roux' D. Clark, A. Cla- sen, D. Curtis, G. Curzon, S. Dahl, L. Danko, J. Davies, N. Derhloff Fifth Roux' K. Dinauer, N. Din- kelman. M. Dixon, A, Doran- gricia, M. Doucerte, R. Dretzka, D. Drewick. C. Droese Sixlh Ruzr: D. Duggan, M. En- glebarr, M. Entringer, S. Fels, M Furdel, A. Gestle, F. Gilanyi, M Glaska Sefenth Roux' li. Grienke, K Gruber, L. Hachmeister, O. Hahn D. Hakes, F. Haldemann, G Hartfeldt, S. Hastings Eighth Roux' R, Hedler, K Hetchler, C. Hoffmann. A. Hueb- ner, D. Huebner, R. Hughes, M -Iaindl, B. Janusiak Niulh Roux' H. johnson, hi joncas, J. Kaczanowski. W. Kai- ser. H. Kaishian, C. Karnowski J. Kedor, H. Keeler Tefzlh Roux' I. Keishian, R Kranning, R, Kmieciak. Kor- schi, M. Krajnak, S. Klinger. E Kuka, li. Langowski Fin! Rum' D. Last, A. Laugh- lin, -I. Leonard, C. Lick, L. Luloff, B. McAteer, -I. McCoy, J. Mc- Dermotr Scvmzzf Roux' L. Magnuson, S. Magulski. D. Mahoney, B. Mans- heltl, J. May, S. Mecikolski, B. Meyer, B. Miltlehrantlt Tl2ir4fRu1z'.' NI. Miller. K. Mills, A. Milosch. R. Mitchell, B. Moss, IXI. Moss, B. Musgrove. R. Netzel Fflllffll Rnux' C. Newton, S. Nielsen, M. Nirschl, M. Nirschl, D. Novak, A. Nowinslti. D. Noy- ola, D. Otlehnal Fifllv Rong' C. Uleson, D. Owen, C. Page, F. Panacek, Pell- mann, D. Piotrzlaowslxi, H. Prit- chard. J. Rehak Sixflz Rnum' C. Reischl, D. L. Reltoslie, Nl. Repavich, hl. Rich- ards, R. Rohrahn, V. Roth, D. Ruilall, K. Ruszcznski Sereullv Roux' R. Rutlxowslci, R. Rutter, S. Sahagian, A. Salduna, T. Sandor, M. Saylor, M. Schmidt, P. Scholtz lfiglflb Rrmu' M. Schottlaentler, A. SLl'llll7CI'f, P. Shea. B. Sheets, A. Simatic. L. Skrobiszewski, D. Slomski. l. Smith NIUII1 Kun! N. Solherg, G. Stahl. l.. Stark, j. Stearns, L. Stewart. R, Stolpa. C. Swanson, R. Swessel Tcutlv Ron' V. Swessel, N. Ta- muzian. S. Tomovich, C. Thomp- son, xl. Tuslxa, R. Uhertluss, ml. Valmxtlian, IT. Vurga. l -:. gil' :,' . i ' l 5 5 . A ,, N. , - - .K S P 'ggi in Qi Lf. Juniors Sophomores 22 Firxt Row: V. Waldron, A. Wall, B. Walloch, S. Warzinik, L. Weidman, G. Wemyss, J. Wendt, K. Western Second Roux' W. Wilde, E. Willman, C. Windschanz, D. Wink, G. Wisner, M. Zadurski, D. Zimmerman Firft Roux' R. Anderson, W. Andrew, V. Atkinson, W. Bae- wer, M. Bashirian, D. Basker- ville, L. Baumbach, B. Bayer Sewmi Roux' J. Bayer, J. Behr, W. Bicher, R. Biro, D. Blavet, D. Bolinske, M. Cartensen, L. Delichowski Third Roux' D. Chase, P. Ciecz- ka, L. Clauer,, R. Cartier, W. Daehling, D. Dahl, M. Demet, R. Derepkowski Fourth Roux' J. Dielen, D. Din- kleman, J. Dolson, M. Doyle, E Dude, C. Durbahn, E. Dylas, A Epton Fifth Roux' M. Essig, M. Fabke C. Fowle, S. Francour, M. Frank J. Franklin, T. Fruit, P. Gates Sixth Row: B. Glubka, M. Go- ham, B. Gompper, R. Gricar, E Grochowski, M. Haaf, J. Halm srad, A. Hanson Firif Roux' D. Harris, H. Hast- ings. D. Hayman, F. Hegeman R. Heinrich. Henricks. D. Hess C. I-loffman .fwnznf Roni' A. Hrnlina, A Hnlinu, D. Huelwner. G. Isbell A. lvliovich. J. lvlcowic, R, lv- kowic. A. ,Inkubicz Tlviwl Ruzzx' A. xlunilcowslxi, S Alunikowski, D. johnson. R. -Iol- itz, R. loncas, I. loyfe, BI. lur- .mics. N. Jutrzonkii Fnlfrllf Roux' R. Kaczmarowski V. Kulvin, M. Kurnowslii, R Keese, M. Kcrlwer. A. Klamrow- ski. D. Kleinnmnn. D. Kline Fif1lwRUzw.' QI. Knott, A. Koersch ner, K. Kohler, K. Kowslxi. W Kozlowski, D. Kulmn. A. Kup- pe rt. D. l.m'liowski Sixllv Roux' M, Lange. M. Lara A. Lnufenlwerg, A. Lnvey, W Leahy, QI. Lenk. VU. Leonard. E Leutner XL'I'6'llfl7 Roux' lf. Lewlxowslii, K Lielvsch. D. Lipku, R. Litku. N Luhn, T. McCreerly, P. McDon- ald, P. Maciejewski Eiglvllv Run: K. Marks, P Mauli, B. Morse. -I. Merlek, L Merlrow. lf, Mikolalliczali, L Momlwerg. R. Myers .Niullv Roux' Al. lXlLlCITl2lI1l'l, R Nuujaks. DI. Novak, D. Noyes. A Olbrantz. C. Olbrantz, IE. Omer- niclc. M. Osowslci Tcullv Rnuy' D. Parkhurst, K Pfeffer. bl. Pfefler. rl. Philbrick A. Piechocki, j. Plale. C. Pliszka A. Procter Firxt Roux' J. Radomski, J Ratajczyk, S. Routley, R. Ruhl L. Schadler, A. Schauer, D Scholz, C. Schulz Second Roux' K. Schultz, B Schwan, P. Seibert, K. South, J Soyck, R. Stefanowski, D. Stolpa D. Stolpa Third Rrmu' R. Stuart, H. Swan son, H. Swinford, J. Tanski, J Thiede, J. Thill, R. Thomas, D Thompson Fourlla Roux' K. Thompson, I Thornton, M. Thornton, A. Tin- sin, A. Toro, M. A. Totushek W. Tucker, R. Tyczkowski Fifth Roux' R. Ueberfluss, F Uphill, L. Van Slyke, H. Vencel P. Verden, G. Ward, K. Wein stock, J. Werrengel Sixth Roux' 1. Whitenack, K Wilde, S. Williams, M. Wink, M Worzela, G. Ziolkowski, O Zywicl-ce, G. Yorton Firft Roux' E. Addy, -I. Akrc, L Anderson, R. Andrew, A. Arch- amhualt, B. Arndt, E. Balde, D Baldwin Sermzd Roux' P. Barutha, -I. Bas- terash, M. Bacher, R. Blavat, N Bocarzian, H. Bolinski, B. Bon- chek, L. Borchert Fir-.fl Rnux' lf. Boucher, C. Bour- geois, B. Bragdon, D. Brish, G. Bruck, P. Bruglnicki, S. Brzeziml ki. C. Burmcister Scfufflf Roux' INI. Carey. D Charlton. B. Clark, H. Curlcr. li. Dgmowslxi. D. DCSS. D. Diclicn sun. A. Dirmucr Thin! Kunz' DI. Durangrichiu, W. Drcycr. R. Dungam, C. Durcn, R Dvlxus. R. Dziulu. I. liatun, M. . lfntingur Ffmrfll Run: R. Fiedler, W lilarin. R. Iiohr, R. Pours, lNf Gzulos. H. Gartmfmn. R. Gates IU. Giles Filth Rana' B. Gusscn, L. Grzull R. Grcsser, W. Guenther. L. Gutlmwski. O. Half. ul. Hnjllu M. Haley Sixtlv Rffzf: S. Hall, A. Hanlsle, K. Hayman. R. Heimerl, W Huernkc. li, Hoffmann. S. l-lol quin. R. lglur Serenfll Rfmx' -I. -lumln, E. -Ian kowslii. bl. jones, M. Alllffltllllill IZ. Kmllec. 12. Kaiser, M. Kc-ilcr, M. F. Kicrzc lfiglvllv Ruzzx' C. Ku luern, S Kroll, nl. Krujnak, -I. Kusluslxc, M Kotrolm. ,l. Kozluwslii. ISI. Kohl DI. Kmlmr Nilltfv Rffzrx' L, Kulmlcc, B. Lan gmvslxi. D. Larson, C. Llxrimmvicli D. Laughlin, G. Liwcy. A. Luz Jinx. B. Lcutncr Tcullv Run 5 WI. Liclwsch. R. Lilly mat. H. l.ipuwsil4. R. Lulm. D Mnckctt. bl. Mgulilen, B. Malcolm L. lXInlwlm Freshmen A F 5 .kg ,fi . 'N' X v V V -'56 .wr .LM .. X 'Q' fee' -f- 'C N 1 A -ff ': ' ,f f 4, A ' . . , . lf Q L f K ..... Nz b Lf l ,, . - E .sv 1 mi L l ... fxfs - ....,. X wg? Q fx, . Sm ' 1' if-an 25 4 QQES Freshmen -nu.. '55 -ds. li 'Il 3 A-4s.. . . sl 3- 2 A A ng i ff Ng xg . ,4g 6. . . ., ., ' fl if 'l uvl V4 . A r 'I gi K ,.,.. .,... . I ' ,v .'.., A S ENQAI, ,. 1 in x . I 26 Fifi! Roux' P. Malczewski, J. Manka, J. Manoil, M. Marifke, V. Marifke. R. Marthes, F. Mauli, A. Mauer Semin! Roux' L. Maruer. D. May, P. May. K. McAteer, B. McLaughlin, K. Mikolaiczali, W. Miller, C. Mitchell Third Rrmx' C. Mark, -I. Moss, A. Muszynski. G. Nagy. M. Ner- sesian, L. Nirschl, L, Noah, S. Ogrmlowski Fuzfrlb Razr: R. Ohm, B. O'Leary, T. Olwerson, R. Osiecki, R. Oszxwski, R. Pajewski, W. Panacek, T. Patin Fifth Roux' G. Percha, C. Poc- izm, M. Polster, B. Puzmmski, D. Price, F. Rnerher, R. Risrua, G. Rirrershaus Sixlfa Roux' ml, Rolwcrts, INT. Ru- hrau, B. Rossa. J. Salduna, R. Sales, J. Schauer, P. Schmlron, B. Scholtz Sereuifa Ruiz! H. Schwartz, Sohon, M. J. Sopinski, D. Spar- kowslci, V. Sporkowski. C. Stef- anowslai, S. Stillmal-1, bl. Stuessi Eighth Roux' D. Swemlrowski S. Szpcra, P. Tabat. D. Tarman R. Tarman, M. Tavidian, G Thuecks, V. Turczyn Niuib Rona' VI. Tusliu, C. Van- dinte, R. Van Dusen, C. Wagner E. Wallace. R. Weinstsmck, E Welbes, 1. Welbes Tenth Roux' W. Williams, S Willms, L. Windberg, L. Zem hrzowski, AI. Hughes s 1 Fir!! Razr: Acheson, C. An' derson, D. Anderson, R. Ander- sen. D. Andersen, L. Arndt, H. Beitzel, B. Beres Serum! Rana' li. Brisli, A. Brown, M. Burmeister, P. Calder, N. Clmnipagne, G. Collier. R, Conklin. B. Cox 7'binl Rfmx' R. Dondrrjeski, R. Drewieck. B. Drews, P. Drews, T, Drews. C. Dreyer, K. Eilers, W. Engellwerr Fourth Roux' R. Evenson. W. Fenger, C. Fon, M. Gates, L. Gilanyi. K. Guza. D. Hess, J. Holm Fifth Ruin' B. Holsten, M. How- ard, K. Hughes, Y. Kashian, A. Kashishian, F. Kashishian. j. Kathrein. P. Kay Sixllw Roux' C. Kopecky, J. Ko- pecky, nl. Kramer, R. Kramer, T. Krecklow, ul. Kulvicki, R. Kuhnke, E. Lentz Serenflv Roux' W. Lucas, li. Lulorf, B. Mantey, G. Meiller, G. Meka, D. Melby, D. Miller, A. Mocco lfigflvfb Roux' S. Mocco. D. Nagy, G. Noah. V. Noyola, J. Nowak, H. Pnnofl, M. Panosian, R. Procter Niflilv Rum' J. Rudomski, D. Rankin, N, Richards. D. Roberts, H. Rudolf, R. Sagan, M. Sahag- iun. K. Schill Tefzllv Roux' N. Schroeder, R, Schwalue, R. Solberg, S. Stever, D. Tamblyn, E. Thoenes, E. Tin- sen, H. Torosian Grade 8 R 33 1 i , 'Fi'-1' -.A ,,... if L - ..... x 'r r L gg .. mf 555, gf. , .5 C .4 'E' if -ne C ,gil 2. AIQ: , , . Q- . -'1-: . , , .,f2 . :., -.,,.:f i V, V 4 53 A if I - K I? if R - ., N 1' VQZ .V r 1 .5 A g f lf. . i A . 1-r-: L .I fs 6 K if -'E 5 ,. 1 l V ' il' 2' .Q A f is . '2 N - f I, - Yak af' i .ff fill -wg 'X f - . . . 27 A l Grade 8 fi 5 Grade 7 28 Firzrl Roux' R. Tyzckowski, R. Wapp, W. Weeks, xl. Wemyss, D. Wenclliclc, L. White, S. Wilde, B. Wood Semuzf Roux' B. Zimmerman Firrt Roux' D. Andrew, R. Bald- win. N. Bares, C. Bocatzian, E. Borsos, J. Bowerman, T. Carey, T. Carhers Sefozzzl Row: E. Chase. M. Cies- zynslci, C. Colberg, j. Collier, J. Curler, D. Danko, R. Dickey, G. Kishaw Third Roux' 1. Dunn, J. Fowle, S. Franklin, P. Giles, S. Grote, J. Harsh, L. Holewski, D. Howard Fourtlo Roux' J. Hughes, W. johnson, J. Kaiser, G. Kerlin, V. Kohl, D. Kowalsky, R. Kubicki, H. Langowslci Fifth Roux' K. Larson, J. Lauf- enberg, G. Laughlin, M. Lenda, M. Leibsch, I. Lipowski, C. Litke, D. Litlie Sixfla Roux' C. Lonngren, M. Loomis, J. Lucas, H. LuloH, W. Luther, N. McCree-dy, F. Mantey, R. Miller Sereulfa Roux' B. Milosch, L. Moss, D. Na!!Y- N. Nelson, D. Parsons, P. Pisarek, K. Railtke, L. Raiholt Fifi! Roux' C, Ralyan, D. Ras mussen, D. Riniker, R. Rosa, P Saldana, A. Schommer, R Schrader, W. Schubring Second Roux' K. Schultz. D. Sei del, K. Spradling, P. Strelow, D. Stuart, I. Sundes, L. Swanson, C. Thornburg Third Roux' F. Uttke, J. Vala sek, D. Vogl, S. Walker, C. Wal- lin, 1. Warfield, E. Wetzel, J. Wiecke Fourlh Roux' L. Wiesehoefer, R. Zembrzowski, D. Hess TWELFTH GRADE Prerident . . . . Charles Baumbach Vice Prericlent . . Secretary-Treamfrer ELEVEN TH GRADE Prexident . Vice Preridenl S ecretm'yaTreizr1irer Grade' 7 Class Officers TENTH GRADE . Anna Kachigan . Kathleen Hughes Secretary-Trearllrer . . NINTH GRADE . Francis Langowski Prericlent . . . . Pat Shea Vice Preridem . . Shirley Dahl S ecremry-Trearllrer SEVENTH AND EIGHTH GRADE Prefideni ...... Kenneth Hughes Vice Preiideizi . . Eunice Lulofl Secretary-Trearzfrer . . Margaret Panosian 29 President . . . . . Morris Lara Vice Prerideizz . ' . Richard Stefanowski Lois Baumbach William Rossa Bob Andrews Brian Gossen Q- st, drink, and he marry ,.1-- ---IH +- I Fifth Gr de Special ear, a e f Ear Eaachcombers 4141511 Struttara K Qi mfg Top Roux' A. Dorangrichia, R. Heinrich, D. LeDuc, M. Lara, L. Larson, F. Langowski, C. Roberts, H. Johnson. Thirzl Roux' J. Soyck, P. Shea, R. Lisowslci, R. Francour, G. Isbell, C. Baumbach, E. M. Zimdars. Second Roux' Miss Thiesen, A. Proctor, J. Knoll, K. Hughes, M. Thornton, S. Gladfelter, K. Chapin, M. E. Demet, S. Dahl. Bollom Roux' L. Baumbach, A. Kachigan. M. Weber, C. Reishel. D. Lipka, N. Tamuzian, A. Nowinslti. Student Council Student Council is a democratic student organ- ization composed of representatives from every homeroom. It is the governing body of the school and its purpose is to encourage a closer relation- ship between all students. The president is Don- ald LeDuc, with Sandra Gladfelter as vice-president and Elda Mae Zimdats as secretary. Miss Theisen is the adviser. Honor Society Candidates for the local chapter of National Honor Society are chosen twice a year by a faculty committee. Qualifications taken into considera- tion are scholarship, leadership, character and service. One of the activity projects is the spring initiation which takes place during an assembly. Another is the picture honor roll. Mrs. Kraemer is the advisor and Kenneth Urlakis was the first semester president. Top Roux' R. Hughes, R. Francour, R. Nirschl, K. Urlakis, R. Kaczanowski, J. Seidel, F. Haldemann, D, LeDuc. Middle Row: M. Schottlaender, L. Megow. E. Zimdars, L. Mitchell, R. Stefanowski, N. Solberg, J. Wentlt. Bollom Roux' j. Fels, J. Ford, E. Gonzalez, A. Kachigian, A. Saldana, A. Laughlin. No! Shnzwzf J. Knoll. Top Rauf: E. Zimdars, J. Wendt, C. Baumbach, W. Ketchum, D. Zimmeiman, B. Benesh, L. Megow. Second Row: V. Jandegian, A. Nowinski, L. Beitzel, S. Fels, N. Schottlander, M. J. Daucttle. Bottom Row: J. Ford, J. Halmstad, T. Balabania, J. Tuska, A. Stiehl. M. Wierzba, L. Clauer, E. Kozlowski, E. Bain. Bay Mist This is the group that made our Bay Mist possible. During the past year the staff worked hard cutting, pasting, writing and typing, and meeting deadlines. Under the leadership of Mrs. Letter, advisor, Janet Fels and Laurie Ann Megow, co-editors, and Dick Zimmerman, att editor, the staff managed to meet these deadlines. Mr. Jorgensen assisted with art work. While the editorial staff planned the book, the four girls on the business staff took care of the finances. The business staff, under the supervision of Mr. Vieth, takes subscriptions and payments in the fall and winter and plans the distribution of the books in spring. 53 Top Roux' K. Schultz, F. Hegeman, C. Blacat, W. Baewer, J. Davies, D. Kaiser, D. Kuban, M. Bashirian. Third Roux' E. Dude, M. Kerber, P. Maciejewski, E. Omernick, J. Dolson, B. Schuetz, A. Gestl. Semnd Roux' C. Hoff- mann, S. Mecikolski, C. Dorbohn, A. Balde, B. Sheets, A, Procter. Bottom Roux' M. Juranics, D. Parkfurst, A. Bohn, L. Baumbach, J. Halmstad, M. A. Carstensen. Harbinger Under the supervision of Miss Riedl and editor- in-chief Annette Procter, the Harbinger staff has worked to make all editions of our school paper interesting and informative. The staff members write stories, type articles and interview students. In addition to working during the regular activity period, members of Harbinger often work until late afternoon in order to meet their deadlines. Debate Employing logic as a method of thinking is the aim of the Debate Club. This activity, new to our school, was enjoyed very much by the students taking it. With Don LeDuc as president and Sandra Gladfelter as secretary-treasurer, this activ- ity is looking forward to the contest which mem- bers are going to attend and perhaps bring new laurels to South Milwaukee High. Speaking tech- nique and a mastery of the art of persuasion are also other aims of the club. Mr. Storll is activity advisor. The group meets on Wednesdziy after- noons. WGN Top Roux' T. Andrew, J. Seidel, A. Joerres, T. Steinbach, D. Kaiser. Middle Roux' J. Baranowski, D. I.eDuc, R. Francour, H. Schwartz, R. Johnson. Bottom Roux' M. Dixon, P. Scholtz, J. Mauli, J. Whitenack. Top Roux' B. Welbes, A. Procter, B. Duwe, M. J. Blavat, M. E. Demet, M. J. Haaf. D. Dahl, J. Wemyss. D. Melby. Second Rnuu' R. janusiak, D. Dess, C. Droese, P. Scholtz, C. Starkey. Lange, S. Tuska, QI. Fels, V. Sporakowski, B. Bragdon. Bollom Roux' E. Gonzales, M. Marifke, R. lvlcowic. A. lvkowic, D. Kline, G. Wartl, S. Francour, S. Williams. M. Leahy. Assembly Council Assembly council meets every Tuesday to plan the high school assemblies. The assemblies are timed accurately but occasionally an assembly runs over much to the delight of the students. During the year, the group planned all the assemblies for the following year. The ofhcers are Mary Ellen Demet, president, Mary Joyce Blavat, vice-presi' dent, and secretary. Rita hlanusiak. Assembly Announcers Assembly Announcers meets weekly with Miss Gilbert for instruction on good techniques to be used when announcing. These poised girls with pleasant voices really enjoy announcing in as- semblies. Top Roux' A. Proctor, J. Knoll, J. Whitenack, M. Thornton, M. E. Demet. Semin! Roux' J. Fels, L. Mc-gow. B. Duwe, M. Goham. Botfom Roux' A. Kachigzan, L. Baumbach, A. Stiehl, K. Lenk. Top Row: B. Clasen, J. Hilinske, C. Baumback, R. Stefanowski, L. J. Mitchell, A. Toro, I.. Megow, J. Knoll, C. Kar- nowski, I. Chamberlain, W. Ketchem. Third Roux' D. LeDuc, S Gladfelter, E. Varga, P. Naujoks, R. Stolpa, A. Laughlin, J. Roberts, K. Hughes, R. Francour. Second Roux' H. Swinford, M. Schmadl, K. Kowski, J. Franklin, K. Chapin, J. Kedor, A. Epton, J. Ford. Boftom Roux' Miss Gilbert, M. Furdek, S. Warzinik, B. Mansfield, A. Stiehl, A. Kachigian, A. Schauer. Dramatic Production Dramatic production is a Senior High activity under the direction of Miss Gilbert. During the Tuesday activity period, members of the club work on once-act plays, and the techniques of dramatic acting. They have lots of fun while they are learning. F ootlights This junior high dramatic group meets to learn the fundamentals of staging and acting through the help of the advisor, Miss Studt. For their en- tertainment they work in groups and present plays among themselves. Beside learning the steps in producing a play, members make model stages and discuss prominent actors and actresses. Helen Beirzel is the president. Top Roux' J. Dishow, C. Burman, P. Schodron, C. Van Dinter, D. Tamblyn, M. Becher, M. Robran, H. Beitzels D Vogl, J. Hughes. Third Roux' B. Beres, S. Mocco, D. Hess, R. Hayman, N. Schroeder, C. Stefanowski, K. Spradling Second Roux' J. Fowle, D. Riniker, P. Kay, B. Cox, G. Luecks, D. Rasmussen. Barium Roux' T. Carey. M, Bur- meister, R. Gates, A. Schommer, J. Dunn, N. Bares. Top Roux' K. Urlalcis, J. Stearns, R. Mildebrant, J. Vahratlian, J. Pajewski, J. May, J. Tuska, P. Cieczka, R. Blanchette. Third Roux' C. Roberts, R. Slamka, W. Fehler, F. Zawacki, D. Luedke, E. Zelich, G. Kleiner, G. Soyck, l. Smith. Set'- mm' Razr: Mr. Martzke, R. Lisowski, R. Kaczanowski, T. Holguin, C. Davitz, I. Behr, R. Weinsttmck. Bvrlnm Rrmy' A. Dadian, M. Fouts, E. Bullard, J. Gricar, D. Barutt, A. Darangrichia, R. Nirschl, R. Ragan. M-Club Cheerleaders Monogram Club is Composed of boys who have A lot of pep at our games is due to the en- received letters in any sports activity. Some of thusiasm of our cheerleaders. These people are their activities are selling pom-poms during home- the nucleus of the spirit in the school and do Ll coming week and sponsoring the M-Club vs. wonderful job. Under the guidance of Mr. Moun- Fuculty basketball games. tin, the activity meets every Tuesday. Trip Rnuu' L. Weitlman, Mr. Mountin, A. Epton, E. Stillmak, P. Tabat, S, Klinger. Middle Roux' M. E. -laintlil. K. Dinauer, D. Tarman, D. Watson, R. Ruhl. Bollom Roux' G. lsbell, M. Furtlek, C. Anuszewski, M. Welwer, R. Keese, H. Gricar. Kzzeeling: J. Fels. ,- D! Bankers The bankers play an important part in making sure that S.M. students practice thrift. Every Monday during homeroom period, they receive and record the amount of each student's savings. Then, in turn, they give the money to Mr. Melby, who sees that it safely reaches the bank. Future Homemakers of America F.H.A. is an organization for the girls who are interested in home economics. It also shows them how you can bring better relations among the family group. These girls attend various demon- strations pertaining to the home life. Top Roux' B. Bayer, D. Scholz, B. Glubka, M. Worzala, B. Kochar. Second Roux' S. jolrres. E. Kozlsweki, G. Ziol- kowski, D. Baskerville, M. Frank. Bottom Roux' J. Jones, C. Reischl, M. Totushek, A. Laufenberg. -sz Top Roux' T. Flaherty, K. Urlakis, T. Dorangrichia, C. Roberts. R. Blanchett, J. Vahradian, B. Fehler, B. Nirschl, D. lglar. Third Roux' T. Holguin, F. Halbemann, D. Hughes, B. Elchuk, J. Bayer, E. Bullard. L. Megow. Serum! Roux' M. J. Blavat, M. E. Demet, A. Laufenberg, N. Dinkelman, K. Hughes, M. Schottlander, S. Dahl. Bottom Roux' N. Tomuzian, R. janusiak, D. Kalb, E. Gonzalez, A. Stiehl, A. Kachigian. Cardo Club The people you see in the red jackets at various school functions are the Cardo members. Their job is to keep assemblies organized and to help people find their seats at games. Mr. Warner is the adviser and the group's president is Bill Fehler. School Art Service This group strives to make our school a more beautiful one by taking care of our bulletin boards. The bulletin boards are decorated to suit every occasion and keep us up to date on school events. The advisor of this group is Mr. Jorgen- son. Top Roux' C. Schultz, P. Verden, D. Stuart, D. Heinrich. A. Simatic, R. Osiecki. Serond Roux' J. Mayotte, A. Procter, D. Swendrowski, R. Naujoks, W. Flavin. Bottom Roux' J. Thiede, L. V. Bray, I. Cieczka. Top Roux' N. Solberg, M. Goham, M. Fabke, J. Joerres, B. Glubka, D. Scholz, L. Mitchell, B. Duwe, S. Wilke, M. Weber, H. Pritchard, J. Dolson, M. Haaf, D. Dahl, B. Sheets, M. Burdey. Second Roux' T. Sandor, A. Toro, A. Lueneburg, N. Jutrzonka, A. Derhardr, A. Hanson, E. Grochowski, N. Dethloif, C. Durbahn, B. Keese, S. Mecikalski, A. Gestl, G. Curzon. Third Roux' C. Windschanz, A. Schauer, C. Hoffman, S. Bickler, E. Lange, D. Dess, G. Ward, S. Francour, J. Joyce, P. Mauli, S. Williams, D. Parkhurst, E. Dude, M. Englebart. Bottom Roux' V. Benkow- ski, A. Saldana, D. Last, M. A. Carstenson, C. Starkey, J. Lenk, D. Kline, A. Ivkowic, R. Ivkowic. Y Teens This group strives to promote friendship and do away with racial prejudice. Under the capable supervision of Miss Weston and Mrs. Wadley, the main event of the year for Y-Teens was the Hop in February. Carol Starkey was president, Beverly Duwe vice-president, and Harriet Pritchard secre- tary-treasurer. Hematology Hematology, commonly known as blood typing, is a scientific activity. Every Tuesday and Wed- nesday Mr. Hintz teaches members of his group different phases of this science. Some areas studied are: Rh factor, coagulation, and bleeding time, and, of course, blood types. Top Roux' M. Karnowski, C. Karnowski, E. Zimdars, B. Benesh, S. Dahl, J. Hilinske. Middle Roux' S. Nielsen. M. Schottlaender, B. Schultz, J. Whitenack, M. Doucette. Bottom Roni: E. Bain, N. Tamuzian, A. Koerschner, J. Richards, S. Klinger, K. Kowski. Top Roux' D. Hakes, J. Seidel, K. Marks, L. Stuart. Second Roux' W. Daehling, G. Rudolf, R. Radkowski, K. Thompson, K. Wilde, V. Roth. Bottom Razr: M. Nersesian, H. Kaishian, G. Balian, R. Heimer. Camera Club The clicking of shutters and flashing of bulbs identify these busy photographers who cover all high school activities from the Homecoming to the Prom and football games to track-meets. Mr. Wadley is the club advisor, jack Seidel the presi- dent and Bill Daehling, the secretary and treas- llfef. Model Airplanes With Mr. Storll as advisor and jim Acheson as chairman, model airplanes had a successful first year. Club members saw movies on aeronautics, and they entered contests with prizes for the winners. The main objective of the activity is to teach the boys skill, precise workmanship and the fundamentals of aeronautics. fi Top Roux' R. Kaczmarowski, R. Fiedler, D. McLaughlin, H. Torosian, DI. Acheson, D. Roberts, E. Thoenes, H. Rudolf. Miflflle Roux' G. Bruening, P. Strelow, E. Borsos, T. Carey, D. Andrew, L. Moss. Bottom Razr: H, Luloff, R. Mik- ulag -I, Bowerman. T. Cathers, D. Kowalsky. Visa Those movies that were presented to you during class periods, which we so enjoyed, also the music supplied by the juke box at after game dances are only two of the many activities of which Viso Club has charge. This group along with their advisor, Mr. Karrmann, has the responsibility of keeping all audo-aids in working order for assemblies and other programs. Red Cross The one purpose of this organization is to help the needy in all corners of the world. This group is led by Margaret Haidarian, president of the activity, and Miss Voelker, activity advisor. junior Red Cross meets on Wednesdays. Tap Roux' L. Arndt, R. Stefanowslti. E. Gaddy, M. Haidarian, V. Kubrera, D. Brish. Bollom Row: I.. Mauer, N. Champagne, I. Lipowski, E. Ness, L. Kuhuke. Top Roux' M. Haley, L. Vanslyke, M. Bashirian, R. Tarman, R. Kaczmarowsl-ci, K. Kohler, T. Patin, J. Behr, K. Steusn, D. Osowski, C. Mork, H. Schwartz, B. Tyczkowsky. Third Roux' J. Stearns, D. Harris, B. Mildehrandt, E. Danowski, J. Kozlowski, C. Roberts, C. Davitz, J. Akre, E. Hofmann, J. White, D. Sparkowski. Second Roux' Mr. Brown, D. Zimmerman, D. Laughlin, J. Manoil, H. Torosian, T. Krecklow, C. Lonngren, R. Rosa, M. Tavidian, C. Mitchell, D. Macketf, B. Andrew. Bottom Roux' W. Williams, M. Dykas, C. Wallin, D. Howard, E. Laufenbertz. D. Wendlick, R, Zembrzowski, D. Dess, T. Cathers, E. Borsos. K Chess Club Music Appreciation Checkers and chess have been combined to form This activity meets with Mr. Hagen on Wed- Chess Club, which meets every Tuesday. Chess nesday to learn about popular and classical music. players formed a round robin tournament, and it Members of the group study various musical forms proved to be a great deal of fun. Members of the so each person can better understand them. club can have their choice as to whether they prefer chess or checkers. Since there are no officers, Mr. Brown, advisor, sees that order is maintained. Top Roux' M. Becker, J. Dolson, M. J. Haff, D. Dahl, S. Williams, P. Barutha, B. Gompper, M. Robran, M. Jutr- onka. Third Roux' E. Dudes, C. Van Denter, K. Hayman, G. Ticks, M. Kitski, D. Brish, J. Basterash. Second Roux' G. Ward. S. Franchor, R. Gates, J. Jones, M. Fabke, K. Weinstock, M. Zadurski. Bottom Roux' Lenke. J. Joyce, M. Steglish, H. Langerdorf, F. Uttke, S. Franklin, C. Ralyan. 43 Top Rauf: M. Sahagian, B. Drews, P. Drews, D. Miller, E. Wetzel. Seromi Roux' S. Grote, P. Giles, L. Raibolt, D. Luedtke. Bottom Rout: J. Collier, P. Pisarek, E. Chase. Junior Knitting Want to learn knitting in a hurry? Well, that's just what these junior high girls do every Wed- nesday afternoon. They are taught the funda- mentals and also instructed in the fancier types of knitting by their adviser, Miss Taylor. Senior Knitting The click-click of the knitting needles is heard from J-315 every Tuesday afternoon. Under the supervision of Miss Voelker, the senior high girls improve their knitting abilities, learn new stitches and make such things as socks, mittens, scarfs, and sweaters. Top Row: A. Piechocki, J. Tanski, S. janikowski, O. Zywicki, C. Olbrantz, A. Lavey. Serond Roux' Miss Voelker M. Nirschl, M. Engelhart, M. Goham, C. Pliszlca. Bottom Roux' A. janikowski, D. Piotrzkowksi, R. M. Uberfluss C. Oleson. .d n Top Roux' D. Orthmann, G. jones, T. Paten, G. McCann, R. Mitchell, B. Karzmarowski. Third Roux' C. Borsos, L. Medrow, J. Ueberfloss, T. Andrew, G. Maas. R. Andrew. Second Raw: Miss Lawerence, E. Laughlin, J. Neumann. E. Hoffinan, H. Schwartz. Bottom Roux' J. Haydn, E. Borsos, L. Laufenberg, G. Bruck. Boys' Clee Club Boys' Glee Club, a new activity this year, meets under the direction of Miss Lawrence. The group, composed of boys from seventh to twelfth grade, made its initial appearance in the Variety Show. Pep Club To advance and improve school spirit is the aim of Pep Club. Members of this group can be seen at pep assemblies, games, and rallies in their bright red jackets. Under the leadership of Kathleen Mills, president, and Margie Dixon, secretary. Twp Roux' G. Curzon, T. Sandor, J. Raether, D. Dinkelman. K. Mills, N. Dinkelman. Second Roux' D. Kracz- kowski, S. Stever, M. Dixon, D. Last, A. Brown, P. Pajewski. Firrl Roux' S. Wilcle, S. Walker. M. Cieszynski, M. Panosian, O. Haar. Top Roux' C. Zwolinski, B. Luther, R. Diclcey, D. Stuart, D. Danko, T. Kreclclow, D. Rankin, H. Torosian, B. Even- son, R. Dreweick, W. Hoernke, C. Durham. Thin! Roux' W. Fenger, C. Loungren, C. Thornberg, H. Luloff, K. Larson, W. Schubring, K. Radtke, W. Ackley, K. Eilers, G. Fon, E. Kadlac. Semml Roux' M. Loomis, J. Harsh. D. Rosa, H. Langowski, G. Kerlin, B. Miller, W. Engelbert, D. Leranth, E. Brish, K. Hughes. Bottom Roux' C. Colberg, D. Hess, L. Swanson, D. Howard, D. Wendlick, D. Solberg, R. Mikula, R. Kubicl-xi, B. Schrader. Junior Hi - Y Junior Hi-Y meets every Wednesday during the activity period. The seventh grade group under the leadership of Mr. Atwood, holds its programs in J-204. The eighth grade group, under the leadership of Mr. Arthur McCue, YMCA secretary of South Milwaukee, meets in the library. During the winter the members have discussions and in spring and fall they have outdoor activities. Hi-Y's motto is: Christian thought, Christian action, Christian leadership. Senior Hi - Y This activity is open to all senior high boys in- terested in serving the school and the community. The group is under the direction of Mr. Schwartz and is connected with the Y.M.C.A. Character and spirit of cooperation is developed among the members. Hi-Y carries through projects such as the Homecoming Bonfire, assembly programs, community activities, and the Hi-Y Shuffle. Top Roux' H. Johnson, D. Lerncke, D. Drewieclc, J. McCoy, B. Moss. Secrnm' Roux' G. Wemyss, B. Musgrove. D. Boves. Botlum Roux' G. Wisner, T. Bell, F. Gilanyi. Tap Roux' B. Wallczch, J. Baranowski, C. Lick. Semmf Roux' I. Cieczka, J. Pfeffer, Joan Pfeffer. J. Hittmann. L. Danko. Boimm Rout Seubert, M. Burgoon, A. Wall, C. Page, l. Kaishian. G. A. A. G.A.A. was organized for the girls who have an interest in sports. They meet on Tuesday during activity period. In the fall and spring they can be seen outside playing speedball, hockey, baseball and archery. During the winter period they play volleyball and basketball. J. A. A. Sportsmanship is the goal of J.A.A. Seventh, eighth and ninth grade girls who Wxlllt to play more soccer, baseball, and basketball than their gym hour allows, join this activity. J.A.A. meets every Wednesdily under the leadership of Miss Moe. Tap Roux' C. Kubera, J. Krajnak, M. Kietzke, A. Dinauer, M. Entringer, L. Zembruzowski, E. Luloff, B. Wcmd, M Keeler, C. Wagner, A. Archambault, H. Panoff. Third Roux' N. Bocatzian, M. Jutrzonka, J. Moss, L. Winilberg, M Giles, B. Mantey, J. Wemyss, J. Kubicki, G. Laughlin, J. Basterash, K. Schultz, C. Bourgeois, V. Turczyn, N. Nelson Second Roux' J. Lavey, P. Malczewski, B. Langowski, M. Panosian, A. Brown, M. Gates, J. Holm, R. Tyczkowski. G Percha, M. Gieszynski, D. Kraczkowski. Fifi! Roux' K. Schill, P. Calder, G. Nagy, L. Nirschl, S. Ogrodowski, I Sundnes, V. Kohl, S. Franklin, C. Ralyan, B. Wynkoop, M. Gados. improve 'U C 'S 1.4 r-1 .- OJ ,- ..a S-4 's .C .. Ps. 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C th Orchestra The lovely music wafting out of the barracks every fourth hour is the orchestra. Under the con- ducting of Mr. Hagen the orchestra has had a very successful year. They gave us some fine assemblies and the combined Christmas program was enjoyed by all. The highlight of year was the orchestra concert in April. They played some melodies which will long remain in our memories. String Ensemble If there is nothing more enjoyable than play- ing an instrument it is playing with more in a string ensemble. This year the ensemble put in long hours of rehearsal for the pieces they played at the contest. They were so well liked that they were asked to play at many local organizations. I know these musicians will long remember the work and fun they have had this past year. Pep Band This group, composed of the strongest players of each section in the band, has worked hard and enthusiastically with the cheerleaders at basketball games and pep assemblies. The lively marches and active majorettes do much to raise the spirit in sport activities. Dance Band An after-the-game dance is always well-attended when the dance band is playing. Together with Mr. Drews, the adviser, the members of this group have worked on a concentrated number of standard popular tunes every Wecltiestlnxy. Top Ruin' R, Dretzka, M. Glaske, R. Kraning, D. Nirschl. .Stmml Rrmx' R. Mitchell, S. Swessel, G. Maass. Fin! Roux' R bmolenski, -I. Kaiser. Stage Technicians Remember those well-planned assemblies, plays and dances that were presented during the year. Or how the lights were always turned on and oi? at the right moment. This work is done by the boys of Stage Technicians, under the guidance of Mr. A. Pung. These boys have made themselves an indis- pensible part of the school. Top Roux' D. Kuban, B. Wellwes, J. Neuman. Bnflrml Roux' M. Marifke, j. Dielen. Latin Club Every Wlednesday, this group meets with Miss Riedle to discuss and learn about the ancient Roman way of life. Giving a Roman Banquet, taking a trip to the museums and entertaining mothers at open house are only a few of the things the Latin Club has accomplished. Out of the twelve students who went out for forensics this year, four went to the dis trict tournament at Port XXfashington. The four were those pictured at the right: Beverly Duwe, Dick Francour, Don LeDuc. and Shirley Witrzi- nik. Bev, Don, and Shirley received A ratings at Port XXfashington and went on to the state meet at Madison. 1 5 i 5 5 S JANITOR Bovs ,N Top Roux' Mgr. K. Urlakis, Mgr. J. Pajewski, Mgr. J. McDermot, P. Shea, B. Moss, S. Hodas, G. Soyck, L. Larson, C. Newton, J. Repavich. Third Roux' Coach Martzke, D. Slomski, E. Willman, G. Yakich, R. Slamka, D. Huebner, Wm. Eilers, C. Ruszcynski, T. Steinbach, J. Vahradian, R. Netzeljecrmn' Roux' R. Nirschl, R. Zimmerman, J. Kaczanowski, J. Radocay, G. Wisner, R. Iglar, L. Skrobiszewski, J. May, P. Verden. D. Barutt, C. Basterash, Coach Cross. Bottom Roux' Coach Schwoegler, Wm. Fehler, T. Dorangrichia, F. Greinke, T. Flaherty, J. Tuska, J. Gricar, R. Lisowski, R. Ragan, E. Wruck, T. Holguin. Football As usual in the beginning of the season, expectations ran higher than fact and we got off to a bad start with a 20-0 loss at the hands of Shorew0od's fast gridders. Trying hard at the next chance a large crowd at Tosa watched the Rockets lose a heartbreaker, 18-14. All statistics were ours except the score. Our first win was against nonconference Messmer and after that we rolled along in the win column. First we defeated West Milwaukee 13-0 in the most exciting home- coming game in years. Then came West Allis Central, which was hardly functioning as we pushed them backwards over the line six times. The next win was 7-0 over a power- ful Whitefish Bay squad. Everyone will still remember jerry Tuska's 73-yard off-tackle run in that one. Our last loss, an overwhelming one, was delivered by Cudahy in front of a record crowd. After that setback we stormed back against Hale 20-13 and in our final game beat Waukesha 6-0 in a blinding snowstorm with about 2 inches of snow on the ground. Ron Ragan was elected captain for the year. 54 1 B ' ' Team Top Roux' D. johnson, R. Thomas, S. Holguin, D. Lackowski, W. Tucker, D. Lemcke, J. Schauer, L. O'Leary, R Litke, J. Ratajczyk, K. South. Secrnzcf Roux' Coach Solum, T. Chase, R. Stewart C. Schultz, K. Kohler, R. Heinrich J. Anerson, J. Radomski, H. Vencel, L. Medrow, Coach Walter. Bollom Roux' W. Andrew, R. Charlton, E. Mauli L. Can Slyke, R. Dungen, j. Dorangrichia, J. Bayer, R. Tinsen, R. Stefanowski, D. Dess, Manager. Freshman Team Top Roux' A. Rossa, M. Tauitlian, L. Gutltowski, K. Mikolajczak, L. Botchett, B. lglat, Mr. Solum. Middle Roux J. Radomski, R. Weinsttxck, D. Swendrowski, R. Osowski, R. Andrew, R. Osiecki. Bufmm Razr: A. Rankin, R Blavat, R. Charlton, K. Steussi, D. Dess. 56 Top Roux' J. Pajewski, F. Raether, J. Kosloske, J. Soyck, J. Akre, J. Manoil, B. Robertson, C. Mork. Serum! Roux' D. Behr, I.. Luloff, J. Novak, C. Davitz, C. Roberts, R. Mildebrandt, P. Gates, R. Weinstcmck. Bollom Roux' Coach Brown, A. Olbrantz, D. Harris, J. Behr, I. Smith, R. Blanchett. Cross Country This year our Cross Country team, piloted by Coach Brown, put up a superb record and thoroughly retained the honor it gained last year. Out of ten meets our runners brought home nine firsts and one second. We won the Lakeshore Invitational, the Suburban Championship, the State, Class B, Championship, and placed second in the Midwest Invitational. Two of the highlights of the season were the upsetting of Wauwatcmsa Qtheir first suburban defeat in three yearsb, and winning the Suburban Conference meet at Writi- kesha. Sophomore Dave Harris was the leading runner this year. Captain was Chuck Roberts. Letter winners were Chuck Roberts, Dave Harris, Bob Mildebrandt, Charlie Davitz, Ronnie Weinstock, Toushy Olbrantz, joe Stearns, and jim Behr. Rh I 57 Basketball The Rocket cagers this year ended their season with an excellent record and qualified in every way for more than the second place they got in the Suburban League. The team started slowly at the beginning of the year but hit their stride as the season developed. Out of twelve starts the only two defeats this year were Wllitehsh Bay by one point, and first place Wlest Mil- waukee by three points. Both games were in the beginning of the season. In post season play we whipped West Milwaukee and went all through the Subregionals with a per- fect record until we met Kenosha at Racine. They defeated us by nine points, Freshman center, Jay Schauer, had the most remarkable record established by anyone for a long time. He had the most quarters 1865, the most baskets 1955, best shooting average 14085, most free throws 1735, most fouls 1625, most rebounds 12825, and the most points 12635. ,lack Vahradian attempted the most shots 12515. Dick Hughes had the best free throw average 169.-4C? 5. Bob Kaczanowski was elected captain for the season. 58 52 B Team Top Roux' R. Stefanowski, A. Tinsen, B. Leahy, B. O'Leary, D. Lemke. Middle Roux' R. Schwann. D. Anderson, J. Soyk, Mr. Schwartz, J. Radomski, J. Dorangrichia, R. Litke. Bulmm Roux' H. Swanson, D. Johnson. R. Bayer, A. Kuppert. Freshman Team Top Roux' R. Rossa, M. Tavidian, L. Gutkowski, B. Mikolajczak, L. Bottchet, R. Igler, Mr. Solum. Middle Rauf: J Radomski, R. Weinstock, D. Swendrowski, R. Osowski, B. Andrew, R. Oseicki. Barlow Roux' D. Rankin, B. Blavar D. Charleton, K. Sreussi, D. Dess. 60 Trip Roux' bl. Pajewski, G. Maass, R. Zimmerman, B. Moss. Middle Roux' -I. Laufenberg, AI. Kaczanowski, J. Repa vich, M. Krajnak, Mr. Walters, L. Walters. Barium Roan' D, Laughlin, G. Wisner. L. Skrobiszewski, R. johnson. T Steinbach, C. Rusczynski, j. Gricar. Volleyball As usual, Coach Walter's volleyball squad ended the season among the top three teams in the conference. They kept up the good standing enjoyed in the volleyball world since Mr. Walters started coaching. To start the season the first and second stringers racked up a total of I5 straight wins. Tosa and Watlkeslia, our two toughest opponents came next and proved to be our downfall. We managed only to squeeze one win out of Tosa, and lost all three games with Vlaukesha. With only last-place Cudahy left the season was considered unoflicially over. How- ever, too much overconfidence brought Cudahy one of their first wins and us, our sixth loss in 24 starts to end the season in third place. Ray johnson was elected captain for the season. 61 Q 'fw. 1' Golf Last years golf team, which placed 2nd in the Suburban, seventh in the State, and tied for second in the Hartford Invitational, has left six lettermen for the 1951 squad. They are Ed Bullard, Archie Dadian, Dick Hughes, Rollie Blanchett, Don Luedtke, and Bob Kaczanowski. Mr. Whitenack expects a good showing from the 17 boys on his team. Thus far they have shown much promise by winning four out of five marches. Top Row: J. Bayer, D. Luedtke, D. Charlston, K. Western, F. Haldemann, W. O'Leary, J. Hughes, V. Kelvin, J Roberts, R. Zimmerman. Bottom Roux' A. Dadian, E. Bullard, J. Schauer, R. Blanchett, R. Hughes, G. Wisner, R Kaczanowski. 62 y I Tennis The only returning lettermen out for tennis this year are Harold Swanson and Erwin Smith. Last year we tied for 4th place in the Suburban tournament, and took ninth in the State matches at Neenah. The State meet this year will be held at Manitowoc. This years team, of 12, with the exception of one senior and one junior, is composed entirely of sophomores. The team is quite green and out of ten scheduled matches, has lost four out of five. It is improving and promises to become quite a threat next year. Top Roux' A. Kuppert, I. Smith, H. Keeler, J. Radomski. Middle Roux' B. Leahy, R. Nirschl H. Swanson. Bottom Roux' B. MacAteer, F. Langowski, D. Huebner, D. Kuban. 63 Tap Roux' K. McAteer, NW. Rossa, R. Netzel, R. Litke, E. Kaiser, R. Stefanowski, W. Andrew, F. Grienka, J. Madden NV. Flavin, R. Andrew, D. Laughlin, R. Osiecki, D. Price. Third Roux' Mr. Mielke, M. Arndt, C. Schultz, P. Verden R. Stuart, R. Heinrich, D. Likowski, R. Anderson, K. Schultz, K. Hughes, J. Dorangrichia, J. Radocay. Sermm' Rau' R. Mildebrandt, D. Swendraski, R. Igzlar, S. Brzezinski, G. Malcolm, E. Mauli, -I. Behr, F. Leonard, L. Van Slyke, D Behr, -I. Novack, C. Davitz. Bottom Row: W. Fehler, J. Akre, C. Newton, R. Ragan, J. Gricar, L. Luloff, A. Tin sen, D. Harris, R. Wienstrmck, J. Vahradian, T. Flaherty, D. Danforth, Mr. Cross. Track Last year our team managed to eke out 2nd, Sth, Sth and 4th places in the Little Suburban, Suburban, Suburban Relays, and State meets respectively. Charles Roberts, Connie Thill, Bob Mildebrandt, and Gene Chybowski set a new low hurdles record in that meet. So far this year the team, which has improved immensely, has already copped first place in the Little Suburban and is looking forward to at least third place in the Suburban league. The returning lettermen are Pete Cieczka, Bill Fehler, Tim Flaherty, Melvin Fouts, Dave Harris, Don Luedtke, Bob Mildebrandt, Ronnie Ragan, Charles Roberts, -lack Vahradian. The mainstays of the team, most of whom should place in the state tourna- ment, are Fehler, Flaherty, Gricar, Harris, Mildebrandt, Netzel, Ragan, Roberts, and Vahradian. 6 -4 L 'R f lx-:V MAX' Q ik 65 Girls ' Bowling Top Roux' M. E. jaindl, L. l-lachmeister, B. Commper, A. Toro, J. Krajnak. Tlainl Roux' B. Langowski. M. Kran- ing, J. Dolson, L. Clauer, M. J. Haaf, M. Frank, Semml Roux' L. Danko, C. Lick, J, Kedor, A. Bohn, E. Kozlow- ski, B. Schmadl. Boltnm Rfmx' R. Kaishian, B. Mansiield, P. Czarnecki, G. Wirral, C. Luhn. Girls ' Golf Top Rana' D. Duggan, M. Dethloff, C. Ole-son, E. Dude, M. J. l-laaf, QI. Halmstail. S. Francour, S. Stillmark, D. Tar- man. Thin! Roux' Miss Theisen, R. Broskowslii. R. Ruhl, C. Durbahn, P. Czarnecki, C. Luhn. D. Larson, A. Koersch- ner, M. Gados, A. Klarnrowski, Miss Voelker. Semml Roux' R. Keese, A. Nnwinski, L. Hachmeister, J. Knott, xl Stuessi, R. Fouts, V. Sporakowski, B. Bragdon. Bottom Roux' M. Englebert, J. Dolson, K. Liebsch, M. -Iankowski, E. Zielinski, D. Dahl. 66 HA i1 W I V