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

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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

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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.

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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