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

Text from Pages 1 - 132 of the 1955 volume:

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' - A XJ :gif--ij 1 . .N , --4 -'I 2 wzfg file 5 5 Bay ISI South MLl1UdUk66 I-hgh Srlwol fy V Q X w s X I O South Mzlzvaukee Wzsconsm F ORE WORD CONTENTS ADMINIYFRA FIONI AND FALULT Y UNDIRCII ASSMIIN oI:NIOR5 :CHOOL LIFI. SPORTS INDEX bPONmORb fN1GFv 7 N ' 1 i N J f , , .1 2 ' 15 A I ' 31 n l 51 .-XCTIVITIIQS 513 87 .I ' 93 I I I I IOL. U N II In M' sill DEDI C ATI ON We thestaffofrhe195oBAY MIST dedrcate thrs yearbook to our par ents May they forever lxve rn our out chem we could not be QM' QV hearts and in our minds, for with- I .AU I ml Mf v' -ma, 1 'hh .-4, I Fava nm X. Pie 4.-. UWRZ' 'til- WWQD-I , N 4 .,,.u'i.54 W- ' ' . gi , M , ,. ,A , M h 1 I KE, , ig- K' Tix N -NL iff? V ' A 1 U ,xg , '-il. Q' Q f' . 9 ff? x.. u f W 0' An, X ., Q - x '4 I ..-..:1QA.,.f:-H: ' ' , wA-- '1 . V x I if 'Yf' -wx - W. - , , -. i, -'M' 'K ' 4 BOARD OF EDUCATION Second row Mr Luther Mr Btege Mr Smart Mr Hopper Mr Mosakowskr Fust row Mr Boden Mr Brewer Mrs Kraft, Mr Monroe The Board of Educatron rs very proud of our South Mrlwaukee l-hgh School graduates and we wrsh them a happy and successful future We hope that you wrll always have pleasant memories of the days spent rn our schools The prrmary rnterest of all your teachers school administrators and School Board members has been to help you to enroy the advantages of the best educauon we can posstbly make avarlable to you You are the future of our soclety From your ranks wrll come our parents teachers professronal men laborers crty state and nauonal publrc offrcrals Yours rs a future well worth the investment we have put rnto it We have enroyed our part rn helping to make you the good crttzeus that you are and we hope that someday you too may frnd rt possible to take an active part tn the pro gress of our schools our Crty and State and our Country BOARD OF EDUCATION James I Boden Presrdent Fred I Brewer Vrce Presrdent Lours I Mosakowskr Secretary Marvin Buege Francis Monroe George Hopper Mrs. Carolyn Kraft Robert Stuart Sponsored by BUCYRUS EIIE sf S UPERIN TEN DEN T This is your Bay Mist. To those who keep this yearbook it is not just another yearbook, but a very complete record of one of the years spent in South Milwaukee High School. The year of publication is important since the events and friendship are all fresh in your mindg yet this particular yearbook will become even more treasured in later years as you thumb through it and review it over and over. It is surprising how memory fails, especially in placing names and faces and events of years past. To you who call this your Bay Mist may I wish the best for you in the years to come. I hope that your future experiences in life will be rich in the satisfactions that come from work well done and time spent en- joying the friends so necessary to fulfillment of a complete life. Betty Joy Dixon acted as a very efficient secretary to Mr Luther whrle Dolores Olson could always be found selling school supplies to the students BETTY JOY DIXON DOLORES OLSON as W NEW THROUGH THE HALLS OF S M The many Journeys down the famrhar halls of S M are about to become memorres pleasant memortes we hope Certarnly rt must be for those senrors who got the school under way so ausprcrously by presentmg a most successful senror play The Currous Savage followed closely by the hxt operetta Meet Auzona The year has already been crowded wrth successful achrevements and w1th many more to follow we surmrse May your Journey through the halls of S M be but steps along the path to a successful lrfe that wxll some day grve you many happy hours of remrmscmg 'Na 5...-N Marcella HadJen1an was secretary to Mr Bauhs and Mary Joyce Stowe worked as offrce clerk rn the Pr1ncrpal's offrce. als ,XTIGL im MARCY HADIENIAN MARY JOYCE STOWE 7 f W. 4 ' ,,Q4iff9ff 1,-, -4, -' D , , s, 51. .q,3.,, J .LII + V3 1 ,-,rp ,. .QW-,y U, K f ., , avg ',, 'KHQY ' w Y 2 X . , gy-Y f, rj , ,i jw g wr, jf - ' f gl, ' 7 1, V ww ' , A, fy M, q sqgaws t N Q . 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VICE PRINCIPAL AND DEAN OE BOYS The Semor Class of 1954 marks the end of the era of small graduatrng classes from South Mllwaukee l-hgh School As far as we may see rnto the future we wrll have classes graduatmg that w1ll be as much as twrce as large as the classes of the past few years As a re sult some of the accomplrshments of the Class of 1954 have been overshadowed by the numbers of the under classmen competlng agamst them for the many school honors Some of the leadershlp has been taken away from the Senrors but we have not been dlsappornted rn therr wrllrngness to cooperate and to do theu best to marntarn our school at hrgh levels They have tned and have been exceedmgly helpful rn developrng real spurt of cooperatron when our school changed to the continous school day program of the past year Our only desrre IS that the Seniors of 1954 will be good cruzens and respected members of this commuruty all thelr lives DEAN UE GIRLS We who have watched thousands of students come and go through the halls of S M Hrgh wrll always be aware of the strong democratrc U3dlfl0I1 whrch rs your hentage As you pass through these halls we can sense the frrendlrness the camaraderre that engenders school spurt and cooperation Your faces reflect your wxllmgness to work for the common good not merely for your own selfrsh ends You reflect cxvrc prrde rn dorng your part rn makrng your commumty a beater place nn which to secure your future You accept cheerfully rnconvemences of class schedultng and assrgnments And frnally you are developrng whole some Phll0SOPhlCS and loyaltres whlch wrll strenghten your school tradrtrons My one brt of advrce whxch you often have heard me quote rs chosen from Shakespeare s Hamlet Thrs above all to thme own self be true And rt must follow as the nrght the day Thou canst not then be false to any man 'Sis 5 U . ' JOHN BERND B S Ph M La Crosse State Teachers University of Wisconsin English Bay Mist Business Manager Tennis Assistant DONALD BROWN B S La Crosse State Teachers Social Science Cross Country Track Chess and Checkers ROBEIT DALTON, B S Oshkosh State Teachers Mathematics and Biology KATHRYN ANGELICH, B.S. Oshkosh State Teachers English Forensics DONALD ANNIS, B.S. Eau Claire State Teachers Mathematics and Driver Education Freshman, Sophomore Football, Rifle Club, Fly-tying, Traffic Commission VIRGINIA BAHE B S University of Wisconsin English Forensics AUDREY BARTLETT Milwaukee State Teachers r School Art Service Prom Decorations G-9 CHRISTINE BETTINGER University of Wisconsin Social Science Activity Finance Inside Traffic Commission 'QP' YN'-.94 not A ' ff HOWARD DEMASTER Hope College Mathematics Modelcraft Club Locker Commission ARTHUR DREWS, B S Wisconsin State Instrumental Music Pep Band BA Sponsored by BUCY RUS ERIE 5 0 o u ,X , B. S. I A t X . .fl ' F' f . 9 0 ug a n V Bl A U 7 ' ' ist.- G J, p 0 0 f , A hx . si, mf ,, ,sy 2 ' .gy 0 o ' V is Q 3 -if has I 7 -5, 'Q , g g 2 , A' . . , M. E. N LOIS HANSEN, B E Whltewater State Teachers Mathematrcs Cheerleaders MELVIN HINTZ B A M A Carroll College Urnversrty of Wrsconsm Scrence I-lemotology Honor Soc1etyfCh y GEORGE HOYNACKI B A Marquette Umversrty Latrn and Engllsh Bay Mrst Edrtor I0 SUZANNE DUEX, Oshkosh State Teachers Enghsh Dramatlcs and Skt Club MARIORIE FORWARK Umversrty of Wrsconsrn Home Economrcs Future Homemakers ffl' EDITH FOSTER, B S Wlsconsm State Teachers Hrstory and Engllsh Debate MARGARET FRANK, A B M Wheaton College Umversrty of Wrsconsrn Englrsh and German I A A Lrbrary Asslstant DONNA JAMES, B.S. Plattevtlle State Teachers Enghsh and Spamsh Harbrnger LAWRENCE IANSKY, B.S. Mrlwaukee State Teachers Science, Testlng, and Gurdance Varstty Basketball Assrstant Varsrty Football DONNA HEDEN, B E Whrtewater State Teachers Commercxal Y Teens B.S. fr - , B.S. ' v 'o.'i b'v.x ,1 . .4Sawv,S . , . ,fu s,.,,,,, no . 'o f' hw---,'v-,.. Hai' 0 I Q on :Ao . Q Q, I I I 9 0 op 0 s I U D Q O I PAUL KARRMANN, B E Plattevrlle State Teachers lndustnal Arts Vrso RUSSELL LARSON, B S Stout Instrtute lndustnal Arts Socral Sclence Handrcraft EMILY MARTIN Milwaukee State Teachers Vocal Musxc Glee Club B I KAMINSKI, B A St Francis College Marquette Unrverslty Soctal Science Student Council, Golf EARL KNEEVERS B S Wrsconsin State Teachers Instrumental Musrc Juruor Band Dance Band und' Social Science C C MARTZKE B E. Whrtewater State Teachers Commercral Athletic Director Athletic Equrpment Manager E R. MELBY, B Stout Institute Industrial Arts MONA MERTBS, La Crosse State Teachers University of Wisconsin Physrcal Education G A A IA A Girls Bowling BS, LEROY MIELKE, B S ,M E. La Crosse State Teachers Marquette Unlversrty ssrstant Varsity Football, Track MARJORIE NOWOTNY B A Alverno College English and Typmg Junior Red Cross I 0 o g 0 R, 3 ' R' . A 2 ' .M ' IJ N . A . .s. A . . p o 0 MARGARET PIERCE, B A , M Mtlwaukee Downer UIIIVCISIIY of Wtsconstn English and Lat1n Latin Club HEINZ PFAEFFLE as S Wtsconsm State Teachers Spectal Educanon Bulleun Board Comrnrsston DAVID RIEGE, B S M Instrumental Mustc Music A pprecratton ROLF SCHLADITZ, B E , Ph M Wtsconsin State Teachers Unlversrty of Wtsconstn English Spectal Events Commrssron DENNIS SCHULTZ, B A M E Northland College Unlversrty of Houston Industrlal Arts Ticket Sales SoclalSc1ence Scrence and Mathemattcs Junior Hi Y Welfare Commrsston ALBERT PUNG B E Oshkosh State Teachers Stage Technrctans MARTIN RICHARDSON, B S Oshkosh State Teachers Sctence and Mathematrcs HELEN ST MARTIN Northern Mtchrgan Scrence and Mathematics PAUL SCHWARTZ, B S La Crosse State Teachers Phystcal Education B Basketball WILLIAM SCHWOEGLER, B E La Crosse State Teachers Phystcal Education Freshman, Sophomore Football Offtcials Club O I OAI gg . . I C U . . Capital University I A ,, A'B' ' I ,v w as I if Q, x U Ol O O JAMES SOLUM, B A Concotdta College Mathematlcs Freshman Sophomore Football Freshman Basketball WILLIAM SPATHOLZ B S La Crosse State Teachers Science M Club Track, Varsrty Football A F STARKEY, B S Bradley Teachers Oshkosh State Teachers Industrial Arts LELA STEPHENS B E ,L S Plattevtlle State Teachers Universtty of Wtsconsm Ltbrary VEIMA TAYLOR, B S Universtty of Wisconsin Home Economics Knittmg 'fra' LLOYD TRIPP B S ,M S University of Wrsconsin Speech and English Q Club and Senror Class Play HAROLD VIETH, B E M A Whltewater State Teachers Umversrty of Iowa Commercial Tennrs KENNETH WADLEY, B S Stout lnstxtute Industnal Arts Drtver Education Camera Club Punting Club BENJAMIN WALTER, La Crosse State Teachers Socral Sctence and Phystcal Educanon Volleyball Fly tymg WILLIAM WARNER, B A M Marion College Umversrty of Wtsconsin Soctal Sclence Cardo Electrons fCh y I3 C I I 5 0 s Q ' I O O O O 9 0 0 0 o , , . 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' F , A .1 FHL? , , '7 1 f 1 1 2 - 1 Y 'ln' ' 7 IL wir, vin- ff - ' f- f' '1g ' , SEVENTH AND EIGHTH GRADE CLASSCHUUCERS John Gladleux Presxdent Joe Cathers, Vice Presldent Mary McKinley Secretary er fl 1 A alll A sr We 'Qu 4 T Alexander A Andersen, W Amdt R Bell G Berg, R Bergwm, E Blelslu D Blom G Bolhgier M Bollls A Bonchek J Branskx D Brown N Bullard R Chapman B Conery E Conery L Corey R Deth loff J Dxshaw P DIXOII, K Doda L Doe J Dombrowslu S Dos B Ferguson, J Flawery D Fl1ss,J Fowle T Francour J Glover I Hakes M Haldermann D Hanson, T Hubred R Huebner S Hunter D Husungs F Iamdl, D Jamkowslu M Jeter D Johnson, I Iohnson,I Johnson, L Johnson Sponsored by BUCYRUS ERIE COMPANY on 2' A , H g -rr t R a ., nw, at L I I'.-: In , ky , , ML LL 4 Av Ji gf i , Q1 ' fy i 'ar L1 .., .V '4' ' xxx In , A , X 2 , 4 ' K 1 7 V A A A AAAR ff ,, ,1 R ' 1 EV' ,A , 9- - A- 14. - 1 el'l' e'f A H- M wr fl 'V f' 'L' ,I-I L f I' fe f x-v fit '- - .5 A 1 f 'X X V E' My A Ai' fx X 'YJ' if 4-S. x ' x if .9 ,na rw! O ll 59.9 I Johnson, E Kaufmann, I Kohler T Kopecky G Kovecevrch F Kro11P Lange K Lauffer P Lewand orwski L Loebel,I Loomrs J Lucas, D Marta, B Martzke I McCoy C McKrn1ey I Melby B Mork B Myers, J Nrcholson T Ollman, B Olson, D Oltarzewskr N Phroffer V Prntarro E Plotz K Povhch C Pycha, E Raab D Ramsey C Rrchards, R Rudolf A Sagan R Sanderson, B Schaffer R Schnerder G Slmon, I Siudzmski S Smrth, T Smxth J Spiegel, S Squues, P Stolpa R Stolpa W Stuart S Sza browlcz K Tangen I Thoenes K Vallier B Van Doren P Van Roosenbeck J Vrtek D Wapp B War zimk, C Webb I Wreclu J Welke D Wrlde A Wrlson T Wrlson R Wood I Wranovsky G Bergeron We are the youngest we can t he As we pass through S M, Hrgh. an in J, fl 197 I 1 ' 71 at fe A . I if V 4 '1 T nf i . f 1 3 Q. K M E rv ' if , V in A ,,f' , QL' W ' wi ,.', 'I ' . ' 5' Hp, j ,, ' ' P ' ji 4 . , L 'ffl' L L D d VV ' 1 L A . ' . ' sr ' , . 1 Y ' z , y . A, m- r V. ho fi g 1 ff' of S, ea S LL RV C H S 4? 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Leranth, G. Lorentzen, M Lorrng 20 9 A nf f if ig? W w Q jg, 5- S A X I l it J' , I ml! A I r I ,A , A , 1? A 2 A Il ' A K' W A fa A L7 , A r n ru' ' 'AQ ? is '? W r A .gl 'l X3 Q , y i :Ar 21 A M N K f A . l VS A w' ' , 3 gusty X V, X 0 J I an W W R J 3 3? V A R A 2 J ' N A A S A A , y ,. : iw I jv I, M - 5 A . 'R f' '- - , Q- .... y A ,, 1 K ! , X I -. . J A ver 4 ge 4 JP r J - 4 , is I -H, I Q J A J A f f V 1 as R? re a A, .rarr ' 'ly , 13 -v. . A V U 35' A ' - 0 C if A s i f N , f M4 A r A 4 A-if f QQ QQ, on fs:- ff W if Sn? tr fel f lj 4 gum if -1 vp Vw ,frvmevvh '7 2563 ' W Mantey J Martrnko D Marta D Mack J MSCRJEWICZ, B Magnuson B Mahcl-41 R McCreedy C Mc Dermott J Mrlewskr J Mrcech, B Mrller J Mrller W Mlsh T Mross G Mueller J Murawskr R. Murawskr J Muszynskr S Nagy D Nredzolkowskr J Nelson D Nrehausen C Nrcholson, R Oczus, M Ogrodowskr T OLeary D Olsen, T Olsen, K Olson, R Osowslu D Parad1se P Paradrse R Parkhursr N Pau1m,J Pendzrch R Pherffer L Phrlbrrck D Prrce F Phszka D Poeppel, R Prochnow P Procter T Ptak,J Radtke E Rapee B Rebrsch J Repavrch D Robrnson, P Rogars,J Rolke D Romanslu J Roszrna J Rowan, B Rozdzralowskr J Rueckert A Sanders, N Sanders, E Schaar R Schaefer A Schantzen, S Schelde C Schrsel, P Schrsel, T Scholtz J Schrexer F Schwarte P Schubeck S McCarty A Sleeth L Solberg j Solus L Soltxs D South, A Sponherm, M. Sporakowskr, M. Stahl, G. Stark, W. Stevens, S. Stolpa, I. Strelow. if -' ' An' I C .. J ' D 'L .4 A ' 'K ' ,, 5, ' I It ik, . , 1 A K ix I N 9' ' ,I A nf I. A V ' C P Agp 'C A 'L C ',,l A U 7 W' I bl I Yr in fn A gp 'A 1, ,,I Z, YJ YT Q 4 . 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The next two years we w111 pass rf we try As we go through S M Hxgh . V' . 2yr'5f ix 26 - w , , :' . C t t C My W 4 i X 2' ,Q '-1t,1 W X. V a ,ff , arr t trnun S 'C ' , tt t f K. f S 'A, V 3, 561 ' i i. M T ana t1.E , ' T it R F' . DI, ll. 41 , . '-.t 1' 4 ' James Wierzba, President Shuley Kaczrnarowxlu Vice Prendent Pat Sl6f8HOW8k1 Secretary if 'f-Lil f ,, T A Abendachem, G Abelldicbeilkw Ackley R Adams, D Andrew D Baldwin, N Bates, R Becldxh, K Behr D Buo N Blavat, R Blavat, S Blewett, I Bolhs. P Bonnet, E Bonog K. Bourgeois, R Briesmeister G Bruen mg, R Budish, B Bunek, B Bureta, M. Buscher T Carey T Cathers G Champagne E Chase V Chrusciel R Clasen, V Collins, C Colberg, R Cords,J Czerwinsld I Dahlem R. Danforth, D Danko P Demet, M. Deten, R Dickey J Drolett, G Dishaw J Dobrzymki J Dombrowski, G Eichstaedt, B Eilen. 27 A ' ' I' ' 'X n f n R Mi C ' I Q' A, Aff' F' ,, . - rx Q, Q ,R VV -n,n i , , fl. 5 ' -V'M D I R Q 4 w i? VA,VAi4V W ,, V g in! ,,nAj ' A ii, . 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Turczeon, F. Turczyn, T. Ty1lCkl, J, Urlakrs, P. Utter, F, Uttke, J, Valasek, B. Vanselow. 29 . -V ' fu J A ra' P, 'i ' A f W , 1 YU X1 I S ., 6 1 I I 2 x 5 , Y I ra ak! ., I I y r by Q ' K L. L , tx ' i A A A 'kg N - I' Y AT Q I n - - j ' , AA . Qr' 'U ' if, '97 L- ,y A ,, l 'L I! 1 ' it f' 2 DLL F W ' f , -l at 'LLL , A ' ry A W. ya ay,a g W,-af 54 A . lye M K 1.1 . ' , ' 'I' f ' 'P A gr: A X' 1 mt, F D5 . f f Q- ,J f Ano Z, I ' N. I fiwfx W Q L at aaaa A A A -. A A 2 ,af ,Q ,, 3 :Wy , -f hgsgk 3 RCA , him-4 H ,wwf-.Ld ,WI . .1 ef I I v Nix Q: 1 A ,JL V v w x QQ , ' 4 -'K ' ' H V' 's wg ff K A Q in Xi. X' 1 A v -1 1 S 1 . . wif fl n ' NA . ' , . ' , . ' . . ' . , . . D. , . , . . . N C 51,21 .15 4'5- A C Vogl, D Vogl, C Wagner C Walenuny I Wall A Wallek, C Walhn, A Walloch, R. Walters, C Wein stock, M Wolter C Worzalla, C Worzalla L Worza1a,1 Woyach, B Wynkoop L Whxte I Wieclu L Wiesehoeffer A Wilczynxki, A Zawacki E Zavrxkl R Zembrowslu R Zenner -Q i The Last year for honor we will vle, As we pass through S. M. High. Q 5 C Q' R, lk so -1 i YV Vg If If A- A 1 ' V' o f w . 5 1' . C 3 Zli A L- , if if A, oA Y I X d !' of 1 , V 30 5, I In Seniors -'ri- 1 SJ I ,141 ,...,? I ,,.1-- X 3 X X U 10 N s 4 I 'S - , , I . ' U ' ' ' W' . -,'. .f ml-ni A A l nz, S I, ' V . 1 Y f, - I A , y Q, ' . I 1 , Is X , -., 'qi 5 ,Q . W J L , . ,En , , y, ,L ' X Pug X ,j 'n 3 , ,.--. I A1225 + f I i 4 ,-,.,. , ,M tl f. - - i X , . 1 - ., Q J 1 , J .. F QE ' W n' -Til? , ' Y 1 w. L ' A ' L. 3 fi? Q 2 l ' '- U L 1 g .f1 ' !' i X -' . 3 , 1 - A , . ? : i'i? :B ' L . .' -1 ' , , af 1 5 s si-2 -' f ' X fe ' , ,Q Q ' 2,3 1 ' ' f W , 1 WY, 1 . 1 if, A , -is 1 1 T11 ' if 5 f . . - ,L - lf x T E- . . 2 f, x ' - - - I1 x 2 I ' 'N wi ' , . ' ' ' if - , ,iz PRESIDENT ROBERT STRITCHKO VICE PRESIDENT College Prep SECRETARY Football Basketball Track Cardo M Club Student Councrl Sports Club Sen1orC1ass Prendent Home coming Krug and Chnstmas Ball King HELEN KALB JANET WEMYSS Commercral College Prep Bay Mrst Harbrnger Cardo Pep Bay Mrst Y Teens Student Council Club-Cheerleadrng Welfare Com Assembly Council Assembly An Councxl Semor Class Vice President retary of Senior Class A Cappella Band Senior Class Play Scholardnip Pro mouon Commrmon. JANICE Assunscrnsm JAMES Acrmsou CATHERINE ADDY Commacial College Prep College Prep Jumor Red Cross, Y Teens. Asembly V180 Cardo Football Volleyball Y Teen' Aaembly Counml 'mme' Council Pep Band M Cmb pmm King' Red Cross Tenms Pep Club Foren ues. '. Sponsored by BUCYRUS ERIE CO 3l rnisiong Special Eventsg Student nouncersg IAA: Blood Typingg Sec- ' - ' s : a : ' 5 , ' 3 DEAN ANDERSON College Prep Trackg Cardog Visog Football. RONALD ANDERSON College Prep. Cardog Basketballg Bowlingg Senior Hi-Yg Frosh Football. 1 , Q- l 2 3 ARLENE ARCHAMBAULT EUGENE ARQN Commercial General Pep Clubg Bay Mist: Skiingg Y-Teens: Cardog Bowlingg Glee Club. Golfg Chess Clubg Gun Clubg Boys' Bowling Sport Clubg Camera Clubg Fly Tying, GERALD ASHBAUGH General ELIZABETH ATKINSON College Prep. Hem2itO10gy. Red Crossg Y-Teensg Assembly An- nouncersg Assembly Council. Sponsored by 32 SOUTH MILWAUKEE SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Visog RICHARD ANDRESEN College Prep, Hematologyg Hall Monitor LA DONNA ARNDT Commercial Y-Teensg Bowlingg Bay Mist. DAVID BARRETT College Prep. Camera Club. ALAN BEHR College Prep. Footballg Volleyballg Trackg M Clubg Bowling. PATRICIA BERGERON C ommercial Music Appreciation. ARLEEN BURETA Commercial Assembly Councilg IAA: Bowlingg Special Eventsg Honor Society. HELEN BEITZEL College Prep. Harbingerg Forensicsg Assembly An- nouncerg Cardog Honor Societyg Sen- ior Class Play, JANE BROWN ' Pep Clubg Y-Teensg Bay Mistg Bowl- ing. JACQUELING BURY Commercial Assembly Announcersg Assembly Council, Sponsored by BREAKFIELD STUDIO BARBARA BERES College Prep. Welfare Commission. ELAYNE BRUDER College Prep, Bay Mistg Dramaticsg Y-Teensg Foren- sicsg Band. PATRICIA CALDER Commercial Debateg Forensicsg Bay Mist: Honor Society: Pep Bandg Bandg Bowlingg Assembly Announcersg Senior Class Play. 33 HAZEL CIMBALNIK Commercial Forensicsg Y-Teensg Assembly Coun- cilg Music Appreciationg Social Dancingg Girls' Glee Club. BARBARA COX College Prep. Assembly Councilg Assembly An- nouncersg Bay Mistg Bowlingg Orches- U3.. RONALD DONDAIESKI College Prep. Viso. 34 DONALD CLASEN ROBERT CONKLIN College Prep. Chess Clubg Visog Tennisg Camera Basketballg Chess Clubg Hi-Yg Sup- Club: Sports Clubg Cheerleading. dent Councilg Traffic Commission. DONALD DAWE NANCY DIELEN College Prep. Commercial Assembly Council. RAYMOND DREWIECK THOMAS DREWS College Prep. College Pre?- Viso: Hematology' Basketballg Tennisg Dance Bandg Pep Band. CAROL DUSTERHOFT Commercral Footlrghts Jumor Red Cross Assembly Council Bowling KENNETH EILERS College Prep Vlso Hematology WAYNE ENGELBERT College Prep Golf Semor H1 Y Vrso Chess and Checkers ROBERT EVENSON WILLIAM FENGER SHIRLEY FLAVIN College Prep College Prep Commercial Viso- Golf Student Council Pep Band Dance Bay Mist- Harbinger- Assembly Coun- Band. Athletic Manager cil- Freshman President- Y-Teen Hop Queen ROBERT FREDRICKSON College Prep. JANICE FULLER Commercial MERRILL GATES Commercial Music Appreciationg Y-Teensg Dra- ASSCUINY C0l1f1Ci1: Y'Teel'15i Banking. l'1'l3IICS. Sponsored by DOERMAN SHOE FACTORY 35 JERRY GENTIL Pre-Apprenticeship School Art Service. CAMILLE GONDEK College Prep. Ski Club, Y-Teens, Bowling: Bay Mist. DENNIS GUENTHER College Prep. 36 LORRAINE GII..ANYI Commercial Red Cross. SHIRLEY GOTTFRIED Commercial JOHN GOHAM Colege Prep. Basketball: Golfg Traffic Commis- sion. CAROL GRUSZCYNSKI Commercial U Music Appreciation Y-TCCKISQ PCP Clllbg ASSBI1'lb1y Coun- cil. ROBERT GUERARD RAYMOND GUTTMANN General General M Club: SeHi01' High-Y: Track: Footballg Model Aixplanesg Stage Tech Cross Countryg Volleyballg Sports Clubg nicians. Printingg Basketballg MARY MARGARET HEINRICH Commercial and College Prep. Harbingerg Assembly Announcersg Bay Mistg Dramatic Productionsg Cardog Banking. DOROTHY ANN HESS College Prep Assembly Announcers Golf Stnng Ensemble Hematology Forensrcs Assembly Councrl Iumor Red Cross Dramatrcs Honor Society Bankmg Orchestra Conducung ADRIENNE HENNINGSGAARD PATRICIA HERMAN General Commercial School Art Serviceg Bay Mistg Har- Y-Teens: Pep Clubg Glee Club bingerg Assembly Councilg Honor Society, IUDITH HOLM College Prep Bowlmg Cheerleadmg Golf Foren s1cs Assembly Announcers Hema tology Pep Club Orchestra RICHARD HOLTZ General Track Cross Country ELAINE HRPA KENNETH HUGHES HAROLD JANIKOWSKI General College Prep General Harbrnger Bay Mrst Y Teens As V1so Student Councrl Honor Socrety Football Volleyball Banking sembly Councxl Locker Commlsslon Athlenc Manager Banlung Sponsored by x A 6- X fi W X - 1, 4' FITZGERALD HARDWARE COMPANY JOHN IARANTOWSKI College Prep, MARY IARANTOWSKI College Prep. GAA, ANTHONY KASHISHIAN College Prep. Hematology. EDWARD KASHISHIAN College Prep, I 1 , . . PATRICIA KAY College Prep. Pep Bandg Forensicsg Dramatic Pro- ductionsg Golfg Bowlingg Bay Mistp Hematologyg Assembly Councilg As- sembly Announcersg Bandg Orchestra, 38 ROBERT KIRK College Prep. Pep Bandg Dance Bandg Basketballg Bay Misty Cardog Student Council, Vice Presidentg Senior Hi-Yg Bandg Orchestra. PATRICIA JOHNSON Commercial Pep Clubg Y-Teensg Assembly Coun- cilg Bowling. JOE KATHREIN General Bowling, Banking, WILLIAM KOERSCHNER College Prep, Hematologyg Cardog Trackg Pep Band Senior C lass Play. BARBARA KOHLER Commercial Pep Clubg Y-Teensg Bowlingg As sembly Announcersg Footlightsg Assembly Council. ROGER KRAMER gif' FREDERICK KOTTHAUS College Prep. Camera Clubg Golfg Sports Club, TOM KRECKLOW General General Chew Club: Fly TYif182ViS0S Traf- running, rooubau, Choirg outside and fic Commission- Inside Traffic Commissiong Bankingg Visog Student Council. DIANE KUC HNOWSKI ROBERT KUHNKE if 5 JAMES KRAMER General Chess C lub. IACQUELINE KUBICKI Commercial and College Prep. Girls' Bowlingg IAAg Assembly An nouncersg Assembly Councilg Bay Mistg Y-Teensg Golf: Choir. MARILYN KUSLIAN Commercial General C0IT1I1'1CfCi81 Bowling: Y-Teens, Dance Bandg Pep Bandg Viso, Bandg Y-Teensg Dramaticsg Harbinger Pep Bandg Honor Society: Bay Mist, Editor. Sponsored by KLAUSER OLDSMOBILE CO, , INC, 39 ,, RIITTA LAATIKAINEN College Prep, Ski Clubg Handicraft, HOWARD LANGE General Stage Technicians: Visog Bankingg Camera Club. E RONALD LUNDELL General Banking, Hematologyg A Cappella. 40 ROBERTA LACKOWSKI College Prep. Assembly Announcersg Golfg Assem- bly Councilg Bay Mistg Bowlingg Har- binger, Trafic Commission. SHARON LANDERGOTT College Prep. Handicraftg Debateg Harbingerg Wel- fare Commissiong Forensics: Honor Society. WILLIAM LUCAS General Harbingerg Track: Traffic Comrnissiong Junior and Senior l-li-Y. EUNICE LULOFF College Prep, Y-Teens: Student Councilg Bay Mistg Assembly Councilg A Cappella g Bowl- lingg Golfg Assembly Announcersg JAAg Traffic Commission. BARBARA MANTEY College Prep. Assembly Councilg Cardog Assembly Announcersg Bandg Blood Typingg Orchestra: Pep Bandg Bowlingg Bay Mist: Honor Society. DON MARTINKO General Stage Technicians. JAMES W, MATTHEWS College Prep. Rifle Clubg Ski Club, DOLORES MELBY College Prep. Girls' Bowlingg Bay Mistg Bankerg As- sembly Council: Cardog Foreusicsg Assembly Announcersg Orchestrag Student Council, Secretaryg American Field Service Representative, SARAH MILOSCH College Prep. Red Crossg JAAg Y-Teensg Assembly Councilg Traffic Commission. JANET MAURER Commercial STANLEY PAUL MCCOY Visog Traffic Comrnissiong Banker: Student Councilg Honor Society. CARL MICECH WILLIAM MIKULSKI General College Prep. Viso: Bankingg State Technician. Traffic Commission SUE MOCCO PATRICIA MUCHA Commercial Commercial Assembly Announcersg Pep Clubg Bay Pep Club. Mistg Girls' Bowling, Sponsored by LICHTES PHARMACY 4l SANDRA LOUISE MURAWSKI College Prep A Cappella Assembly Councrl Bowl mg Bay Mrst JAA Locker Comm1s sxon Y Teens JOYCE NOWACK Commercial Red Cross Bowlrng Glee Club DAVID OLSON General 42 DOLORES NAVARRO Commercral Art Servlce Harbmger Bowhng DANIEL OELSCHLAEGER General DOROTHY JANE OSTROWSKI Commerclal JAMES NEI-IRIN G General Dramauc Producuons SALLY 0 LEARY College Prep Cardo Harbrnger Assembly Coun cxl Bay Mrst Band Banker HELAINE PANOFF Commexclal Dramancs, Assembly Councll, Honor Cheerleadlng, Y Teensg Pep Clubg Soclety. Q Club. Q 3 s 1 0 . . - . . . . . ' - I 1 1 1 a ' S I I ' . . - 1 a 1 e . ' . . ' . - I 1 0 1 1 ' . ' . . 1 1 1 o ?-:V ' MARGARET PANOSIAN Commercial Assembly Announcersg Forensicsg A Cappellag Cardog Bankerg Bay Mistg Assembly Councilg Secretaryg Make- up Committee for Play, W5 ROBERT PROCTER College Prep. Tennis: Hematologyg Ski Club. VERONICA RADOCAY General Y-Teens, Bowling, JOSEPH PLEVAK College Prep. Footballg Trackg Hi-Yg Boys' Bowling, DONNA MAE PLISZKA Commercial Student Councilg Dramaticsg Secretary Assembly Councilg Assembly Announ- cersg Bowlingg Y-Teens: JAAg Dancing Prop Manager for Playg Homecoming Queen. CLARENCE PYCHA Commercial Ski Clubg Fly Tyingg Student Councilg Traffic Commissiong Class Play. JAMES RADOMSKI General Ski Clubg Basketballg Bankingg Visog Printing. Sponsored by THE MIDLAND COMPANY V JAMES POZNANSKI General DENNIS DOUGLAS RANKIN Basketball: Bankingg Freshman Foot ballg Boys' Bowling, 43 NANCY RICHARDS College Prep, Course Harbingerg Assembly Announcersg Commission to Promote Scholarship Bandg Pep Bandg Hematologyg Foren- sicsg Honor Societyg Bankerg Make-up Committee for Senior Class Play, HENRY RUDOLF College Prep, Course Model Plaueg Rifle Clubg Assembly Councilg Banking, MARGARET SAHAGIAN Commercial Course Cheerleadingg Bay Mistg Asembly An- nounc ers. 44 'S il f-vw, I PATRICIA ROBB College Prep. Course GAAg JAAg Q Clubg Forensicg Wel- fareg Commissiong Senior Class Play. DARLENE RUDOLL Commercial Course Y-Teensg JAAg GAA. KATHLEEN SCHILL Commercial Course Cheerleading: Assembly Announcersg Debateg Student Councilg Forensicsg Bandg Girls' Golfg Girls' Bowlingg Gym Asst. , Play. DAVID ROBERTS College Prep. Course Basketball: Golfg Visog Hi-Yg Student Councilg Stage Tech. PA'l' RUECKERT Commercial Course Y-Teensg GAAg Bowling. r 5:5255 if 'Q ' T f f NANCY SCHROEDER Commercial Course Footlightsg Assembly Announcersp As- sembly Councilg Girls' Bowlingg Foren- sicsg Red Crossg Dramatics Clubg Bay Mist. RONALD ROBERT SCHUSTER General Basketballg Ski Clubg Bankingg Boys' MARY ANN SELBER College Prep. School Art Service Bowlingg Fly Tyingg Stage Techni- cians. RICHARD SOLDBERG General Volleyballg Trackg Printingg Traffic Commissiong Student Council. HOWARD C, STEWART College Prep. Visog Janitor. JAMES SLOMSKI General Cross Counuyg Ski Clubg Stage Techm cians. JOYCE MABEL SOLTIS IEAN CAROL STEWART College Prep, Commercial Y-Teensg Asembly Council: Girls' Y-Teensg Harbingerg Bay Mist Bank Bowlingg Honor Society. MARCELLA STOLPA Commercial IAAg GAAg Y-Teens, Sponsored by I. ers: Band. BADGER MALLEABLE AND MANUFACTURING CO. EUGENE STUART General Junior Orchestra. College Prep. ANNA MAE STUBBS Commercial GAAgJAAg Freshman S'Capadesg Operettag Choirg Y-Teens: Assembly Council. ERWIN THOENES General Camera Clubg Ianitorg Visog Chess Clubg Pep Band. EUGENE ARTHUR TINSEN College Prep, Footballg Senior Hi-Y: Trackg Choirp Ches Clubg Volleyballg Operetta. KATHRYN LOUISE TOSATTO Cardog Harbingerg Student Councilg Assembly Councilg Bankersg Welfare Commissiong Assembly Announcersg Choirg Homecoming Court: Bay Mistg Golfingg Bowling. ILONA TORO College Prep. Bay Misty Bowlingg Cheerleadingg Golfingg Bankers: Harbingerg Choir Assembly Announcersg Christmas Ball Queen. FRED UNGLAUB General Visog Ski Clubg Camera Club. LARRY THORN General Footballg Basketballg Cardo. aw, ' HARRY TOROSIAN College Prep. Senior Hi-Yg Chess Clubg Student Councilg Basketballg Trackg Cardog Choirg Student Council President. PHYLLIS VANSELOW Commercial Y-Teensg Bankingg Forensicsg As- sembly Councilg Pep Band. WAYNE WEEKS General Course Stage Crew Athletic Managers RONALD VERES General Course Dancing Art Model Auplanes AGNES WILLIAMS College Prep. Course SUSAN WILDE Commercial Course Footlightsg Red Crossg Y-Teens. Forensics, Q Clubg Dramaticsg Sen- ior Class Play. DIXIE LEE WETZEL Commercial Course JEROME WILLMS College Prep. Course Visog Trackg Blood Typingg Sopho- more Vice President, Junior Presi- dentg Traffic Commissiong Manager Stage Crewg Choirg Student Council, JIM WITKOWSKI BEVERLY WOOD General Course College Prep. Course Footballg Trackg Janitorg Ski Club. 1AAg GAA: IAA Assistant Traffic Commission. Sponsored by HM AND JERRY'S SERVICE STATION DIANE ZIAREK Commercial C ourse 47 ARLENE ZODROW Commercial JAAg GAAg Y-Teens: Bowling. Not Pictured: ROBERT HOFFMAN CARY KOPECKY Our last year has ended, Through these halls we'11 pass no more. The future lies ahead With many opportunities to explore. The seniors have left F gg ,gli i 'Av- -A A TRIP TO THE CITY OF SOUTH MILWAUKEE 1975 Dear Diary The year is 1975 and rt was the frrst ttme rn 20 years that I had come back to the tovm In whrch my youthful days were spent I stayed at the home of a promrnent screntrst of the class of 55 He 13 Robert Hoffmann and hrs wxfe Sally Jane Hoffmann Q0 Learyy They took me to a party given by Ron Andersonf a confrrmed bachelory and whrle I was talkrng to steepleyack John Jarantowskr I found out hrs twrn srster Mary was an rnterror decorator and Howard Lange was her assrstant Anna Mae Stubbs, a Metropohtan Opera Star sang for us whtle Kenny qHuggerJ Hughes was her accompanrst Lookrng out of the wlndow I saw Helen Beltzel pull up tn the Green Flash Jrm Nehnng was her chauffeur Drck and Mernll Andreson have mherrted the Gates s apphance store Camrlle Gondek went back to Calrfomra but took Bob Evenson with her Nancy Drelen and Sharon Landergott are co head librarrans ln the new lrbrary designed by archrtect Cary Kopecky and bullt by Daniel Oelschlaeger and hrs helpers Roger and James Kramer Jrm Slornskx drank coffee tn the krtchen with Don Martrnko whrle they argued whether or not Joe Plevak made a good Senator Mrs Plevak Q Shrrley Flavtnl and the Senator are tn Washrngton D C now Eugene Stuart fthe lrfe of the party J was trying on lamp shades for hats when Dave Roberts and Barbara Mantey walked ln. They are partners rn a law firm and she wlns more cases than he Janrce Abendschern rn now Mrs. Ronald Lundell, and Ron is manager of the A 8: P Store Tom Drews has hrs own orchestra and B111 Koerschner rs first piccolo player and Bob Krrk rs the harpist Pat Calder and Arleen Betty Atkrnson strll has her cute little grggle Blame Hrpa rs a harr styhst rn her own shop Gerald Genttl rs the new Principal of S M, H S and Drane Kuchnowskr is the Dean of Grrls. Alan Behr 18 the Dean of Boys and you ll never guess who IS Superrntendent of Schoolsnz Donald Wendhck Howard Stewart is head of the maintenance crew at the hrgh school Dennis Guenther IS runnrng a chicken farm Carol Gruszcynski and Pat Herman run a llttle hat shop on Mil waukee Avenue and Arlene fQueen1eJ Archambault rs then sales grrl. This paragraph of gossrp was told to me by Kathy Tosatto the gossip colummst rn the town paper Her nval Ilona Toro is a columnrstxnanerghboring town s paper and she told me that Marllyn Kusljan rs still workrng rn the hrgh school office Jean Stewart rs now manager of the dime store Just as Ilona was tellrng me thrs Yaghra Kaishran walked rn He was Mr America in 1960 I screamed as Catherine Addy came up to me to say I-I1 A toad had Jumped out of her pocket l later found out that she had taken over Doc s place at school. Sandra Murawski rs now a Professor of English at Har vard Joyce Nowack happens to be her nval at Yale Eugene Aron and two of hrs stooges Wayne Engelbert and Gerlad Ashbaugh have just completed a bridge across Lake Mrchrgan. Harry Torosian is now playing basketball with the sxde show midgets at Coney Island By the ume I recerved all of thrs information it was txme to leave and I thanked my host and rode home with Clarence Pycha and Kathleen Schlll They are sull squabblrng. As we rode down Mrlwaukee Ave the fire truck zoomed by Ronald Dondajesld was at the wheel, Ray Drewneck at the little wheel rn the back, and Ken Ellers hanging on for dear life somewhere in the mtddle We followed them and they stopped at the old maids home run by Pat Bergeron, Jarnce Fuller Janet Maurer Marcella Stolpa and Shirley Gottfried The pohcemen were holdrng back the crowd and among them I spied James Poznanski and Ronald Veres ln therr blue umforms The fire was soon out and the crowd left I decrded to walk from there to the Hoffmann s I met Donna Pllszka and Barbara Kohler on the way and heard that they were secretanes for Doctors B111 Lucas and Richard Holtz I kept walkmg and saw the names Tony and Eddre Kashlshran It struck a famtliarnote and I looked closer The name sard Tony and Eddre s Flower Shop The new audrtonum was featuring a string quartet that mght and I stopped to look at the marquee Dolores Melby Judy Holm and Dorothy Hess played vrohns and Barbara Cox the viola. Fred Katthaus passed in his hearse and waved to me He is in partnership wrth John Goham. I walked on and 'X I I ATN N T I- - lgxii- - ...- -s- ---' ' A . , . Bureta were talking busines and they told me that Jim Acheson was a sign painter in their advertising concern. . . . . , . . . . . . , n It ' I ' I I 0 l ' s . . . . . . ' . ' . . . met a group of glrls walkrng mto a local beanery I followed to have a cup of coffee Margaret Panosran was behrnd the counter wartrng on customers and Mary Ann Selber was the cook The grrls I had seen walk rn were Lorrarne Grlanyr Pat Mucha Drane Zrarek and Sue Mocco They had taken off from a mght of household drud gery to take rn a show I frmshed my coffee sard goodbye and was on my way agam Jackre Bury was srttrng m the cashrer s box at the theater and Dean Anderson was collectrng trckets I glanced up at the wrndows of the burld mg down the street and read Davrd Barrett Dentrst and below Elayne Bruder Assrstant I reached the Hoffmann shouse qurte late that mght and the mrdmght news Just came on TV Joe Kathrern was the announcer of the commercral and Ray Guttmann was the weather man After the weather Adrrenne Henrungs gaard came on wrth her new program Learnrng how to Draw Don Clasen, a local announcer Interrupted wrth a news broadcast that two women had escaped from the State Insane Asylum I gasped as I heard the names of Mary Margaret Hernrrch and Roberta Lackowskr The next mormng I woke up bnght and early and went downtown to buy a new dress I went rnto Pat J0hI1S011 S and Iackre Kubrckl s dress shop where Margaret Sahaglan warted on me I prcked out a dress but ll was too long and the alterer Veromca Radocay shortened rt for me Next I went to the frlhng statron to buy some gas Denms Rankrn warted on me I looked rnto the garage and saw Fred Unglaub s head peek out from under a car that he was trymg to frx I drove out to S M s new radroa broadcastrng statlon to see disc Jockey Nancy Rrchards Tom Kreck low Larry Thorn, and Bob Strrtcko were the engrneers rn the control room and Wayne Weeks served as president of the corporation LaDonna Arndt was hrs secretary and I got to talk to all of them On the way home my car ran rnto a tree and someone called the ambulance B111 Fenger and Bob Fredenckson stopped then ambulance wrth a screech, pushed me rn and hurned to the hosprtal Dr Jrm Mathews set my broken arm wh1le nurses Barbara Beres and Janet Wemyss asslsted htm I paid the brll to the receptromst Helen Kalb and drrver I sat down next to Rutta Laatrkarnen and was glad to hear that she had come back for a vxsrt Joyce Soltrs Dorothy Ostrowskl and Sarah Mrlosch all boarded the bus They were on therr way to Marquette Unrversrty where they all teach engmeermg That nxght I went to a party wrth Eumce Luloff Nancy Schroeder Patty Kay and Helarne Panoff all are chocolate drppers rn a candy factory It was held at Stanley McCoy s and Carl Mrcech s Inn Robert Kuhnke was the head walter Darlene Rudoll Arlene Zodrow and Pat Rneckert walked rn and sat down at the table next to us They told me they were workmg on a mechamcal man to do therr housework for them Speakmg of rnventrons remmded me of the spaceshrp that Bob Conkhn and Donald Dawe had burlt It left earth two days ago wrth Rrch Solberg as prlot and Ron Schuster as co prlot Jrm Wrtkowskr went along as control man and Jrm Radomskr took hrs place as radro man to keep ln touch wrth earth Eugene Trnsen and Jerry Wrllrns strolled over rn their cowboy umforms They own three 011 wells rn Texas and a Dude ranch It was Carol Dusterhoft s brrthday and we gave her a horseshoe of flowers The horseshoe was a symbol of her trade a blacksmrth Pat Robb and Beverly Wood put on an acrobatrc show and Drxre Wetzel tap danced Robert Guerard drd some magrc stunts and to end rt all Susan Wxlde sang a song Hazel Crmbalmk and Audrey Brown, both taxr cab dnvers, offered to drrve me home We left the party and drove to Dolores Navarro s house to wrsh her bon voyage on her mp to Europe The next day I was ready to leave I thanked my host and hostess and boarded the tram Dave Olson was the conductor and Erwrn Thoenes the engrneer I sat down next to Agnes Wrllrams and Phyllrs Vanselow They were gorng back to New York to produce and drrect therr next Broadway Musrcal As the tram left I pressed my nose agamst the wrndow and took my last look at the beloved town rn whrch I once hved SIGNED P P P P Any srmrlarrty to persons hvrng or dead rs purely rntentronal, fX'X Q was again on my merry way. I couldn't drive with my broken arm so I took the bus. Robert Procter was the bus C' 50 Scfzoof Life N IDA 'N f I HI A2 4 . jf. I--s A if 1 L Ti: J L ' ' , ' .wg . .i . Q . 3 r, ' ' -I q .w . gf N- 1 .45 4 'S' ' 'Nb '11 V , ' A M A E b ' ky' A .ir egg, 1 5 5' I gn - ' I. xx . xv 5 Q gp ,- 4 ' ,K I gi, if 'f Q ,MAA r :HQ W' ' 4 , Q 'f n 4 I ' . X -' ...V M I M 5 L ., fm , , ,R ,, ' : A l .lb . .. I 1 f ,L J. I X Y Il. bw 5 'S ' w- n as l ' ,Q S4 fgpnnou W' 4VL7'R fh h 'H 4 A ,, Lim - 1 W pi f , Q 'V I ' T 1 , 1'-1 A hr ' l . 4. 1: -., S . . A .L gf , J , ily i I I WJ W-an X ,fl K ,, ' AM , i mm XL f UNIOR PROM James Acheson and Mary Margaret Hemnch relgned as Krug and Queen of the 1954 Prom The theme Serenade In Blue took form Pretty gxrls and handsome boys danced to the musrc of Johnny Walter s orchestra x he X v 1 X, 7 'r ' xx .. i . 45,1 A 'J X 5 1 K I 5 1 r V r ev V x 3 7 K ' 3'.,,1f' , 7 .qgf M, . 7 y E1 if. ki , I 1' '. ei K Y 'f T f f r 77 ff ,L Q1 17' V e . . , The seventh hour typing class practiced their drills assigned to them by Mrs. Nowotny. The bell had rung and the students were on the way to their next class. Mr. Me1by's drafting II class laid out an assignment. Saturday morning found the janitor boys wide awake and ready to clean the halls of S. M. In Mr. Kaminski's sixth hour Soc. class, the girls outnumbered the boys. HOMECOMING HIGHLIGHTS The suspense is over and Queen Donna is introduced by King Bob in assembly. L, The Pep Band played and the students cheered at the Homecoming Rally. fs Y 9' M Qs' . 'ws- The royal couple whirled around the dance floor, The King, Queen, and Court reigned over the dance--the theme, 'Shine on Harvest Moon. Donna tells the fans how happy she is to be their Queen. boomer CCESS 7,- I I Il , Y--4 Ciilfilies Fourth row Pycha C Collrns V Klauser I McCoy S Grochowskr I Acheson,J Torosran H Clasen D Hughes K Hrdrna I Wrerzba J Thrrd row Krecklow T Loomrs M Krrk R Stefanowskr P Prsarek P Blavat N Slosarek I Wemyssl Luloff E Melby D Tucker C Frrst row Lrebsch M Wreclu I Kohl V Sulewskr F Kubrsz G Berg L Lancy J STUDENT COUNCIL Student Councrl was an orgamzatron based on the rdea of grvmg students a chance to express them selves and to grve them an opportunrty of student government The councrl consrsted of representatrves from homerooms of the tenth eleventh and twelfth grades The representatrves nomrnated themselves and then were chosen by the students of that homeroom The offrcers of Student Councrl were elected by members of the sophomore Junlor and sernor classes Harry Torosran presrded over the councrl as presrdent Bob Krrk assrsted hrm as vrce presrdent and Dolores Melby was secretary The advrsor was Mr Kamrnskr Student Councrl met every Thursday durrng seventh hour to drscuss problems of the school The councrl sponsored Homecomrng Vrsrtatron Day and varrous other drrves Sponsored by BUCY RUS ERIE Second row: Mork, P. g Hansen, S.g Dielen, R.: Wagner, C. 1 Maruszewski, J.: LeMleux, J.: Kalb, H. Fourth row Lunsford L Kramer R Goham J Lrpowskl H Thlrd row Olson D Larson K Gentrl J Second row Urlakxs I Orlowskl B Deters M Frrst row Schlll A Blewett S Slosarek J Bruck G Second row Grxmm I Gnmm G Mr Pfaeffle Fust row Francour T Manka J Thud row Mr DeMaster Borch G Kalvtn D Pendzrch I Granec R Graham J Second row Ragan S Dobrzynskr J Kaczmarowskr D Buck, S Brown A Murawskr S Fust row Maruszewskr I Magnuson B Kacz 60 marowslu K Balde I OUTSIDE TRAFFIC COMMISSION Outslde Traffrc Commrssron under the super v1s1on of Mr Anms controlled Uaffrc on the lull as cars and brcycles passed at noon hour before and after school. It also supervtsed the pedestrlans that crossed Memorral Square and the behavror of students that warted for school buses BULLETIN BOARD COMMISSION Bulletm Board Commrssron was a branch of Student Councll whrch mformed us of all current events and happemngs around school by means of the bulleun boards The advrsor Mr Pfaeffle and the students rn hrs classes worked on the bulletrn boards rn therr spare trme and kept them to date The bulletxn boards were useful for fund ra1s1ng drrves and campargns LOCKER COMMISSION The students rn thrs group handled the locker problem In the past they checked lockers to see rf they were locked rnvestrgated congested areas looked for addrnonal room for rncommg students and sponsored the perlodlcal locker cleanups Under Mr Delviasters they drd a good Job of helprng rmprove the crowded condltrons I l Third row: Murawski. I.: Wolfe, E. INSIDE TRAFFIC COMMISSION Traffrc Commrssron was a branch of the Stu dent Counctl whtch had supervtsron of the trafflc rn the halls and around school Hall momtors were appomted to keep traffrc to the left and to keep students from makxng unnecessary notse rn the halls Along wtth the advrsor Mrs Betttnger Trafftc Commrsston took care of the problem of trafftc the srdewalks and lawns whrle students passed from class to class Jerry Wtllms was elected as presr dent Btll Lucas as v1ce presrdent and Sally O Leary as secretary WELFARE COMMISSION Welfare Commrssron was a branch of Student Councrl that worked for the welfare of the school and the student body They sponsored dnves for the less fortunate Last year then main dnve was for the Korean chrldren Also a bed was purchased for the Tnmty Memortal Hospttal Servxce men who were South Mtlwaukee stu dents recerved Chrrstmas cards Get well cards and grfts were sent to school chums who were 1ll SPECIAL EVENTS COMMISSION Spectal Events Commtssion was composed of a group of students who wcxked under the dtrectron of Mr Schladttz It was Spectal Events Commtssron who wrth Student Councrl sponsored the Courtesy Campargn They also played a part rn the Clean Up Day a campatgn for the Tnmty Memonal Hospttal Drrve Under the chatrman Pat Stefanowskr they pre pared the Homecomtng Slut and planned Career Day and Vrsttation. Thtrd row Cords R Duren J Clasen D Second row Kelly R Wtllms I Trnsen E Lucas B Ftrst row Klauser J Wood B Gondek C O Leary S McCoy S Fourth row Luloff H Schauer F Beres B Landergott S Robb P Second row Hegemeyer C Maruzewskx I Hansen S Nowak P Utter P Bureta B Ftrst row Kaczmarowskr K Magnuson B Stolpa S Dombrowskr I Crum l Balde J Second row Borsos E Hughes I Gruenewald R Fustrow Llebsch M Stefanowskr P Wteckll bl . . . on Third row: Landergott, J.: Kirtley, J.g Worzala, C.: Landergott S Bertzel H Mantey B Hennrngsgaard A Kusljan M Rrchards N Hughes K Knk R Bureta A McCoy S Calder P Soltxs I Ostrowskr D Hess D HONORSOCETY Students excelllng rn character leaderslup scholarslup and SCIVICC are elrglble for electron 1nto the South Mllwaukee Chapter of Nauonal Honor Socrety Ehgrble students have mamtarned a 2 0 average throughout hlgh school A few Jumors who have marntamed a 2 3 average are elrgrble rn therr Jumor year Candldates are chosen twrce a year by a faculty commrttee ProJects mcluded a spnng 1n1t1at1on conducted ID assembly and the prcture honor roll Frrst semes ter Off1CCl'8 were Robert Krrk Presrdent Kenneth Hughes Vrce Presrdent Arlene Bureta Secretary CARDO Bnght red Jackets 1dent1f1ed the members of Cardo Blub as they performed vanous dunes at school functrons and other act1v1t1es through the halls of S M Some of therr dutles were ushenng at assem bl1es plays concerts and sport events Each year Cardo Club has sponsored the frrst dance of the school year the Get Acquamted Dance The group met on Wednesdays and was headed by Mr Wamer Harry Torosran was presrdent Sally O Leary Secretary Fourth row OLeary J Nagy D Anderson D Stntchko R Acheson I Torosran H Anderson R Thom L Schauer F Thrrd row Zenner R Kaczanowskr R Panosran M Prsarek P Mantey B Gehrmann D OLeary S Second row Charlton D Stuart D Hemnch M M Leutner I Melby D Bertzel H Archambault A Tosatto C Frrst row Krrk R Stefanowskl P Kalb H Slosarek J Berg L I 0 1 0 I I I I 1 I 1 I 1 I 1 I 1 1 1 1 , 1 1 1 1 Q 1 1 1 1 1 n , , ' ' 1 1 1 0 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 . . . - . 1 ' , . . . . 1 1 . . . I U 1 a . , . . 1 1 1 1 1 1 o 1 1 1 I I 0 1 I 1 1 1 1 : 1 0 1 1 1 0 I 1 1 1 1 1 , I . . . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Q 1 1 . , 1 1 1 . . . . 1 1 1 - ' 1 I 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 - Fourth row: Kolbow, C. Orlowskx, B. Landergott, J. Swessel, D. Wemyss, I. Rlchards, N. Mantey, B. Hoover, N. Kaczmarowskl, S. Thxrd row: Plulhps, J. Merller, C Fohr, R. Reuter, E. Beltzel, H. Melby, D. Kozma, J. Fflllt, Blavat, N. Zawackl, A. Second row: Klmger, 1. Dobzynskx, J. Urlak1s, J. Maruszewskl, J. Mucha, C. Wallek, T. Verdev, V. Hess, D. Phszka, D. Fust row: Bury, J Calder, P. Sovlc. J. Barbran, D. Kampa, R. Lackowskl, R. Atklnson, B. Kohler, B. ASSEMBLY ANNOUNCERS Assembly announcers was an act1v1ty to tram students 1n the act of announcrng an assembly This was a pnvrlege because only a few schools m the state gave students such an opportumty In this actrvlty students recexved trarmng rn appearance speech actlon and po1se for platform work ASSEMBLY COUNCIL The functlon of Assembly Councll was to plan the schools assembhes Vanous data was sent to the group on possrble assemblies Members looked over the matenal and from It prcked the assemblres that they thought most of the students would enjoy and be rnterested rn Mr Mounun was the adv1sor Fourth row Ostrowskr D Dusterhoft C Stubbs A Wallek A Walentmy C Swessel D Ptak E Exlers B Dinkelman J Tucker C Blavat N Kaczmarowskl S Zawackr A Thud row Hrpa E BuretaA Mroz1nsk1 C Reidel A Hoover N Merller C Johnson P Grusczynskr C Ragan S Atkmson B Plrszka D Second row Rekowske I Axtman V Soltrs J Addy K Kalser I Prondzlnskr F Subjak N Kohler P Hardanan P Kohler B Huffman M Fust row Kaczmarowskr D Rakem P Manfke E Gates M Mrlosch S Crmbalmk H Lancy J Sulewskx F Abendschein J Vanselow P . . . I u 1 ' V I 0 0 4 I , 1 1 1 1 0 1 1 n 1 o 9 Q , Q 1 1 1 0 o o n - 9 0 ' I ' ' 9 o 5 o 1 a r o 1 c 9 v n 4 I 0 U . . . . - 1 1 1 n 1 4 n 0 1 1 1 e n 0 I 1 1 . . . . . . . . 1 1 1 1 1 o v 1 - u - 1 v 1 - I 0 I I I U I I I O , . Tlurd row Mr DeMaster Addy G Baewer B Second row Kowskr R Fortrer R. Johnson J Nicholson J Potter R First row Jaeger J Txmian R Martzke B Ollmann T MODEL CRAFT Model airplanes was a Wednesday activity and was under the direction of Mr. De Masters. These boys learned to construct airplanes, cars and boats. They sponsored two affairs during the year, a Model Craft Fan' and a Iuruor High Party which was held at the end of the year This activity was open to Jumor High Boys only HEMOTOLOGY Hemotology was open to any tenth eleventh and twelfth grade pupil interested in leammg about the blood They leamed how to count red and white corpuscles detemuned the R H factor the coagulation time of blood They took blood pressures hemoglobin percentages and determined different types of blood This activity was not only to make blood studies but to leam laboratory techmques Students were used as guinea p1gS1l'l the experiments Doc l-hntz was the advlsor Fourth row Kaiser L Drewieck R Eilem K Lundell R Procter R. Demet P Third row Koerschner W Andresen R Fon G Danforth R Kashishian A Bruening G Second row Riniker D Budish R, Hughes I Adams R Grote S Hlers B Ptak E First row Chase E Pfeiffer P Schommer A Hansen S Gehrman D Hess D 64 . . I . , , . , - ' I 0 I 1 u 1 - 1 - I . . , ' U I 5 c I I . Q '- I I D . . D ' . . . 0 . . .D . 0 . . 'X' J- . ds : A , '? I-1' and p Q, ,, U f' A ' . v 1 5 : ' , . ' , . ' , . . . . . . S , . , . , . , . ' . . . . 3 . a ' y g Q 1 0 l I o s 9 0 : 1 0 I I 9 n , . I I 1 ' Fourth row McKula K Blomqulst G Marta D Kopecky T Raether R Tlurd row Scudder R Dombrowskx I Wrslon T Wllke D Second row: Depotsle G Stuart W Wegner D Wranovsky J Fust row Warzmik B Sxudzmskl L VanDoren B Wllson A JUNIOR HI Y Junlor H1 Y was an actrvxty sponsored by the Y M C A and was composed of boys in the seventh and elghth grades Under the dxrecnon of Mr Scultz the club took part in various kinds of sports and commumty acnvities as d1d the Senior H1 Y SENIOR HI Y Semor H1 Y was an act1v1ty composed of boys ln the nmth tenth eleventh and twelfth grades The purpose of the H1 Y was to develop character and a splllt of cooperatxon wrth therr fnends and fellow members The club elected 1ts offxcers who Mr Rtchardson and Art McCue The members sold coffee at all the home football games and sponsored one social function in the halls of S M the Hi Y Shuffle Fourth row Mxtka A Kohler I Luloff H Torosian H Txnsen E Danko D Harsh .I Lucas W Third row Mr Rrchardsou Warner M Ramsey G Wranovsky R Loomxs M Kamowslu R Clasen D Second row Kraczkowsld G Vollmer R Schoemke D Last L Stasney L Mos L Gromaclu G Mr McCue : , . ' , . , . 'I 9 . I U I I U . I 9 I U I U I 0 - . : . D 0 . . .' . ' . , . . l I I O - presided over the meetings along with the advisors, : ' , . . . , . . . ' , . . . . . , . : D I I I I I I I - I O .I 0 I u : I 0 p o . 1 a s o 9 0 1 I .I STAGE TECHNICIANS Had you even looked beh1nd the scenes of those well planned assemblres plays and dances that were presented dunng the year? You would have gotten an ldea of the work accompllshed by the boys rn Stage technrczans W1th Mr Pung as Cluef of Operatlons the members were to see to rt that all socral events rn the halls of S M ran smoothly Fourth row Mrs Nowotny Quart B Tamblyn P Friedel A Czarneclu D Czerwinskr B Thrrd row Cords M Schissel C Bustryclu M Rapee A Bachand C Second row Muszynski J Sclussel P Schantzen A Haldemann M Frrst row Bolrnski J Ferguson B Tamblyn I Johnson I Fourth row Roberts D Borsos E Gruenwald R Mrcech C Moss L Thlrd row Kukla M Mar unko D Slomskr J Weeks W Second row Lad wrg A Kufnowskr D Kathreln J Goham 1 Frrst row Bruck G Sokolowslu I Brown D JUNIOR RED CROSS Jumor Red Cross under the d1rect1on of Mrs glrls The guls worked hard on several projects dunng the year for rmprovement of the commun1ty The members worked to recerve a ment pm for then service Among therr many actrvmes they collect ed money for the Natlonal Red Cross drrve They med to help the needy IH many ways It was a very worthwh1le act1v1ty Nowotny, was composed of seventh and eighth grade Fourth row: Bloch, G. Pendzich, J. Sucharski, M. Drewieck, R. Evenson, R. Radomski, J. Dondajgski, R. Cords, R. Malicki, W. Third row: Hrdina, J. Mann, E. Hughes, K. Conklin, R. Eilers, K. Thiele, R. Mork, P. Sporkowskr, M. Marass, T. Second row: Sagan, W. Puetz, R. Blglebert, W. Zamel, D. Wendlrch, R. Nredzolkowslu, D. Turmn, R. Fnst row: Schmidt, D. Wendlrch, D. Murawskr, R. Osowskr, R. Fabrnskr, M. Stevens, J. Melvm L. VIS O BANKERS Vrso was an actrvrty rn wruch boys leamed how 'I'he bankers were homeroom representauves to operate movre equipment You were always elected by each homeroom at the begmmng of the sure to see them showing some movre whether rt school year Therr Job was to help the students was in assembly or rn the Vxso room Mr Karrman practrce thnft Tlus was attempted by collectrng was the advisor student savrngs rn the homeroom each Monday The bankers rn tum gave the money to Mary Joyce Stowe one of the offrce clerks who then took charge of the money Mr Melby was the head advlsor Fxfth row Rudoff H Jamkowskr H Lundsford L Stuart D Andreson R Ranlun D Worzala L Engelbert W Mrcech C Kathrem I Danko D Fourth row Bares N Laufenberg J Fsayran H Luloff H Kammer I Hastlngs D Poeppel R. Kalvrn D Clauer W Drews T Bauhs D Hayhan T Warner N Kaczmarow skl S Rmrker D OLeary S Zawaclu A Thrrd row Kraczkowslu D Slosarek I Rekoske I Olsen K Zremer R. Dlshaw M L Schwartz L Jonak I Fenger J Chase P Lrndqurst C Hughes L Pferffer P Vanselow P Hemnch M M Second row Paulrn N Vollman J Schledy S Kachrgan I Kadlec A Hansen S Wanserskr P Barsamian P Strelow J Gremer D Stolpa Prerce E Mlagan S Stewart J Frm row Breslu E Frank T Vrtek J Martzke B Stevens J Ragarr F Greuhch P Smrth S Halde mann M Loorrus J Furgeson B McCoy B Bachand C Martinko J o - a o Q Q n v s 1 n Q n S . . . . . ' n o I I n 0 1 - u I o I I 0 u . . . . o I a 9 u 9 u ' 1 I 1 I r U I 1 I I 1 0 1 I I Q I Q 0 I I I O I 9 . . . , . . . . 9 S 9 . , . 1 - f 9 a 1 ' 1 0 n 1 I 1 I O 1 0 Q I I I I I l O I C I I . . . . - g o g Q Q a 1 a 9 o 1 u 9 o 1 u 9 s s 1 a 0 9 0 0 0 1 a - I 0 0 0 . . . . . . . - ' 0 - n 1 0 v 1 o n s 1 4 v v s Q s u f o p o 1 o u o n r Fourth row Amdt L Kolbow C OLeary S Wemyss J Luloff E Mantey B Hughes J Bonnett P Vogl D Hemnch M M Kusljan M Thrrd row Khnger I Plulhps J Tyhckr J Mrlosch M Grles P Fohr R Kub1ck1 J Melby D Schroeder N Kerber J Nelson N Franklrn S Lrebsch M Stewart J Second row Loornxs M Orlowskr B Landergott J Marta K Archambault A Tosatto K Dobrzynslu I Urlalus J Kay P Brown A Henrungsgaard A Murawskr S Wresehoefer L Barsamlan P Fust row Krrk R M E Schommer A Treanor C BAY MIST The Bay Mrst staff consisted of two departments edrtonal and busrness The edrtonal staff drd the wntrng of copy copy reading and re writrng It took care of the mdivrdual and acuvlty prctures The edrtors and advisors selected the cover and number of pages rn the school annual The 1dent1fy1ng of prctures was done by the feature sectron of the edrtonal staff The art edrtor drew up the drvlsion pages and the rest of the art work rn the yearbook Thrs department was advlsed by Mr Hoynackr The Edltor rn Chref was Manlyn Kusljan executive edrtor Mary Margaret Hemrrch an editor Adnenne Hennmgsgaard The busrness staff was headed by Mr Bemd Bob Kirk was busrness manager and hm Lucas was assrstant business manager Thrs department s duty wa to obtarn the money wrth which to frnance the Bay Mrst By sohcmng the downtown busrnesses they obtamed sponsors for certam pages Money was also received through dances sponsored by Bay Mrst Workmg Hard? Money Money Money' Lucas, J. Calder, P, Gondek, C. Slosarek, I. Flavin, S, Lackowski, R. Toro, I. Kalb, H. Bruder, E. Lenda, Fourth row Nowak, P Henmngsgaard A Rlchards N Duren I Klamer J Lonngren C Loomrs M Fowle J Kland R, Bares N Kraft S Rowan J Strelow J Rasmussen D Be1tzel H Bl1x W Buege R, Second row Sclussel C Romanslu D Khnger I Reuter E Maruszewslu J Frurt N Sponhe1m A Frrst row Sundes I Kohl V Kachigan J Stevens J Rogan F Dxckey L HARBINGER Durmg the school year twelve Harblngers and two Harbmgerette Informed the Students about tlungs wh1ch had happened at South Mrlwaukee Hxgh The staff under the supervlsxon of Mlss James and Editor 1n Ch1ef Helen Benzel welcomed returnmg students wxth a Harbxngerette on the first day of school Most maJor school happerungs were elther started off or ended w1th a front page story Besldes the staff meenngs dunng Tuesday acuvxty penods many hours after school and evemngs were spent ruslung to meet a deadhne or fnttmg together stones 1n a puzzle lrke form The Harbmger act1v1ty provrdes expenence fun the feelrng of havmg a hand m the school 3ff31l.'8 1n the halls of S M U its Gossip or Fact? Big SCOOP! 'Iii At, xx :sizz- Fust row Holm J Prsarek P Bunek B LCMICUX I Leutner J Sclull K CHEERLEADERS The cheerleaders met every Tuesday dunng actrv1ty penod They put rn many extra hours after school and supper Mlss Hamen was ln charge of the cheerleaders S1x varsxty and s1x B team cheerleaders were chosen each year The B team cheerleaders cheered at all the B team basketball games and the varsxty squad cheered at the varsrty football and basketball games They had vanous projects rn whlch they all worked to ralse money to buy and clean theu uruforms 70 . -1-ig. wffwm- ,.. ., Second row: Kadlec, A, Kozma. J. Bunek, R. Ragan, S. Briesemeister, R. First row: Laney, J. Balsamian, P. Gates, 1. Fruit, N. Thud row: Hughes, K. Dahlem J. Lrpowskl, H. Second row: Larsen, D. Knops, G. Swanson, L. First row: Kaczmarowslu, K. Balde. I. ATHLETIC MANAGERS Athleuc Managers was a Tuesday act1v1ty advlsed by Mr Martzke Tlus acnvrty was open to all boys 1n grades 9 12 These boys took care of all the gym eqtupment and saw to It that II was kept xn order They helped the coaches get the teams ready for games At the games they gave frrst ard to m1nor rnjunes and rub downs for strarned muscles rf neccessary GIRLS BOWLING Good sportsmanship exercrse and fun were the goals of Grrls Bowlmg The guls of both Jumor and senror hrgh took part Each member belonged to the Amencan Jumor Bowling Congress They met on Monday mghts at the Bucyrus Ene Club Under the guidance of Mrss Mertes they leamed and put mto action the pomts of bowlmg Many stnkes spares and a few gutter balls were rolled down the alleys Fourth row Wallock A Joncas B Chruscrel V Schxltz J Sobohk G Dlnklernan C Tucker C Soto M Mlagan S Tlurd row Rumpel D Walentmy C Deters M Prondzlnsld M A Lemxeux J Rudoll D Rueckert P Mueller M Radocay V Zodrow A Second row Behr K Guard D G1rard D Maruszewskl J Sobohk B Kaxser J Steglxch M Rrel B Kuchnowslu D Mersenslu P Fust row Wynkoop B Kedor M Kohler P Subjak N Manfke E Toro I Saldana P Rapee A McCoy B Bachand C 0 v . . . . . , . . . . 0 o 0 - 0 l . Q . u I o 1 o n . . . . . . , . , . 5 - g Q , . , . , . . . . . . , Q , . o , Q , . , . q 4 . , . . 0 a I 1 o Q o p o 9 o I n o . . 9 0 l 0 p u 9 u , o p o 9 v 9 . . . . n e , 0 , - , - g . , Q g - g Q p o n o p o l CARTOON CLUB The members of the Cartoon Club were taught the correctness of drawrng cartoons to catch the rrght hght of humor The members watch for comrcal happen rngs rn the halls of S M and then tned to portray them rn cartoons They drew cancatunes of drfferent people showrng the ma1n features The adv1sor was Mlss Bartlett Tlurd row Johnson I Lewandowskr P Johnson I Second row Rlchards C Mork B Kopecky T F1rst row Squlres S McCoy B RIFLE CLUB Rrfle Club was organized to help boys study the safety features of a nfle They had a speaker and a f1lm on nfles They drd some work on the nfle magazrne In order to go on hrmtmg tnps the members and non members had to take a test and 1f rt was passed they were free to go The boys rn the club d1d not use out door targets The adv1sor was Mr Annrs Ronald Danforth Presrdent Dav1d Bosettr Vrce Presrdent and Wrldred Kuka Secretary Fourth row Burdey R. Aron E Danforth R Kuka W Kreweg D Thrrd row Karser L Kummer J Schrexer J Evert H Oberrunner T Mr Anms Second row Brink, R. Dethloff R. Crum K Mantey C Bosettr D Fnst row Hanson G Balde J Szobrowrcz Handle C . - Q s e o u . 0 . n , n g a g Q 1 , 0 9 s g n I , . , . u I o 0 0 0 p . . . . . . I . I I D I 9 o . . ' 1 9 o l 0 1 a I u I , . . . , . , . , . . . 0 . ' 9 7 0 1 I l a . . . ' D 0 l 0 l 0 D PRINTING SERVICE Although regarded as an act1v1ty Mr Wadley s pnntrng class was on an every day class schedule Robert Kuhnke was the supenntendant of the shop of seven boys Money for matenals galned from the school treasury was put to able use Among thexr many dunes they pnnted basketball and football trckets programs prom trckets and the Senror Class Play txckets and IIS program cover Besldes dolng thmgs they found t1me to go to Mrlwaukee on a fxeld tour Tlus tour was conducted at the Mrlwaukee Joumal burldrng for the purpose of showlng the boys how a newspaper was put out Second row Krecklow T Radomskx J Kuhnke R Flrst row Solberg R Stuart l-I HANDICRAFT Mr Larson headed the handrcraft club wluch met on Tuesday The puplls worked wrth leather and turned out many IIIICICSUDS artlcles Belts and wallets were among the amcles made Second row: Cords, M, Landergott, Former, M. Laaukamen, R. Zimmerman, M. Flrst row. Walentmy, Klop, K. Bruenmg, W. Kelly, R. Mr. Larson. Fourth row Dishaw J Jensen J Bureta C Drshaw 1 Kozma J Robb P Jankowskl W Thtrd row Addy C Roeder E Mucha C Verdev V Frurt N Wllllams A GICSC S Second row Kampa R. Walloch T Sovic J M1kU1Sk1 G Panoff H Fust row Barblan D Dielen R Schmrdt J Jung S Mrkulslu J Q CLUB CAMERA CLUB The dramanc club was under the d1rect1on of Camera Club under the d1rect1on of Mr Wad My Tnpp The students whg Jgmed 11113 Club were ley was a group of students mterested rn photography play S M and were seen at all sport events w1th the1r The club worked on and was grven the rnformauon CHHICIBS ready I0 fake that QUICR S1101 on dramancs They dlscussed the basrc background of dramatrcs also Play producrng was taught by Mr Tnpp along Wlth other essentrals The students put on short plays for theu own enjoyment Fourth row Zamel D Whlele R Carey T Longrenn C Hess D Rlendeau L Graham H Thud row Nowak, P Enckson A Busowskr J Wansrerskl P Z,enob1 J Larson B Foster S Second row Rolke R Wemyss J Buege R I-lagemayer R Ollmann T Furdek D Flrst row Duren C Lucas J Melby J Pycha C Floynery I re N interated in things that pertained to putting on a They took pictures on events going on in the halls of Fourth row Ptak, T Burnxck R Pnce D Ianrkowskr M Bauhs D Hewrtt D Bruerung G Schaar Thrrd row Addy C Spotakowslu M Strelow J Olson K, Hom P Schrader R. Second row Mack L Fowle D Cox B Axtman V Krueck K Frrst row Bobrnskr J Schaefer R. Baker J Swanson S Melvtn LATIN CLUB GIRLS GLEE CLUB Latin Club was open to all those students talung Gxrls Glee Club was open to all grrls tn grades Latrn Offrcers in the second hour class were Karen 7 12 The grrls leamed how to direct songs and Olson Presrdent Lloyd Mack Vrce Presrdent and also the correct way of breathrng whrle srngrng The Max Janrkowslu Secretary Treasurer Srxth hour songs they sang were prcked by the members and Presrdent Bob Schrader Secretary Treasurer Ian actrvrty under the drrection of Miss Martrn Maruszewskr Smgptng songs rn Latrn playmg Latin games and puttrng on a spnng Latrn Club were some of the hrgh pornts of the year MISS Prerce was the advisor Fourth row Kerber C Fnedbaurer J McConnell S Kreuck K Czerwrnslu A Drshaw M Schwartz L Tamblyn P Thrrd row Erickson A Van Buren W Lucas J Hughes L Chme P Lugar N Busowskr I Second row Bustryckr M Schaper L Stuart M Stolpa I Ramstack K Dadran J Frrst row Fomer S Spellum B Tamblyn J Ferguson B Haldemann M A Swanson S 2 . ' , . ' , . ' ', . . . ' , . ' , . . E. . : I .I ' I D 0 I C . I L' 3 officers were President, George Bruening: Vice usually were popular songs. It was a Tuesday Flfth row Hess D Wood R Kudla T Marta D Bunek R Fourth row Conery E Doss S Meyer B Grockowskl S Radtke J Klemer K Oges R Johnson D Thlrd row Robb P Flsher M Jatukowskr D Bonchek A Corey L Turgeon J Hansen S Nagy S Tschol N GreuI1ch M Second row GradyC Olson B Ogrodowskr M Kovacevrch L Vujadenovlc B F1.rst row Anderson A Olsen B Bolltnger G W61Ck1 R McCoy J Drshaw I Vankosenbeck P Loebel L Koracevrch G IAA GAA J A A was an actlvity for Jumor lugh guls It G A A was a Tuesday acnvlty open to all met on Wednesday from three to four P M The Senror Hrgh guls who were rnterested 1n sports Thrs 1n sports and be physrcally f1t coachlng the glrls practlced archery golf and M1ss Prank was the adv1sor and Patncra Robb was other seasonal sports Mrs Yoost was the assistant the assrstant advrsor Marge Gruehch was elected The hrghlrght of the wlnter season was the presldent Barbara Meyer V103 Prealdellt and basketball game played by the women s faculty and Sharon Srmth Secretary 'I'he glrls played tourna the G A A members ments 1n basketball volleyball krck ball and base ba Fourth row Tuska C Sclultz J Foster S Larson B Sukkert V Stuart B Wood B Ohverson N Deters M Th1rd row Krrtley J L1tke D Mersenslu P Gerard D Clark D Lueneburg L Second row Behr K Blewett S Wood M Woycluk C Wynkoop B First row Sobohk Secretary Stefanowskl P Pres1dent Laughlm Vrce Presrdent . : 1 0 I 0 I - p o 1 o : 1 a 1 u 1 - 'I f I 0 . D U U 0 D 9 . : 7 ' . I U - .I l l v 1 . 9 Q p Q g n 1 0 . , . 1 . I l 'I 0 . I I ' D 1 I ' : j 0 I I l y I ' .D 0 I I . Q l 1 I 1 Q . 1 0 I I Q I Q Q only requirements were that they must be interested activity was directed by Miss Mertes and under her . . . . . ' . . , ' ' : . ' ' : ' l I D ' . - Q Q Q I . D . , - ll. l : I I . 1 0 I I I I l I 1 0 I I I D U i . ' : ' , . ' , . ', . , . , . , . : , U 1 I I 0 . D ' I 0 ' : . l U ll I - I Tlurd row: Simon, K. Popa, T. Fouts, K. Veres, R. Procter, P. Nrcholson, R. Tomavxch, G. Second row- Champagne, J. Kolbow, J. Bnngs, G Buo, K. Czerwmskr, A. Magen, J. Fryer, P. Esayxan, H. Flrst row. Puetz, R. McCarty, S. Marks, R. Schmrtz, J. Champagne, I. Guoux, M. Genul, G. SCHOOL ART SERVICE Y TEENS School An Servlce had 3 very busy year They Y Teens was an orgamzauon of Semor I-hgh supplred posters for many of the school BCUVIIICS such g1f1S H1 afflhallvll Wlth the Y W C A They made 33 the Semof C1355 play and the Opel-em, M153 tray favors for vanous hospnals and gave grfts to the Bartlett was rn charge of this 8CI1V1Iy Many students 0l'Ph3H8gCS f01' CUIISUMS Taffy apples Were wld who were mterested rn art but could not frt It 1nto 31 The H0mSC0m1Dg game theu da1ly schedule were members of tlus BCIIVIIY The mam GVCHI of the year W33 the Y Teen l-lop wh1ch was held on February 19 Slurley Flavrn served as presldent Phylhs Vanselow vlce president Judy Gates secretary and Jaruce Abendschem treasurer Buren W Tuska C Abendscheln A Third row Tucker C Lueneburg L Mrlosch M Dorangnchla A Champagne E Hagmeyer C Kubickl J Brown A Murawslu S Vanselow B Kadlec E Second row Olson l Prondztnskr F Jenson J Marta C Gruehch P Vanselow P Malkowski A Stolpa S Fortrer M Wolter B Clark D Frrst row Stubbs A Addy C Mxlosch S Clmbalmk l-l Manfke E Pferffer P Gates M Flavin S Abendschein I Gates J Fourth row: Amdt, L. Tylicki, J. Bureta, C. Luloff, E. Wemyss, J. Hrpa, E. Dinkelman, I. Sukkert, Van Second row Mikulslu J Karras A Landergott S Fust row Calder P Schull K DEBATE M CLUB Debate Club was a newly formed club under the The boys that wore the whrte sweaters wrth red drrecnon of Mus Foster The seven members practrced and whrte rmtrals belonged to M Club M the art of argurng reasonrng and logrcally thrnkmg for monogram It was a club for the boys that won over drfferent problems The members also leamed letters rn sports at S M Hrgh to speak and thmk qurckly when addressing an audi Tlus club sponsored the M Club Faculty ence basketball game and sold pom poms dunng home In the future years the Debate Club members comrng week Stntchko vrce presrdent hm Acheson and secre tary treasurer John Goham Fourth row Roberts D Grochowskr I Acheson J Demet P Drews T Thrrd row Nagy D Lrpowskr H Behr A Goham J Second row Anderson D Valasek J Kaczanowskr R. Stuart D Ftrst row Thompson G Stntchko R. Kalb D Schrader B ff U . . . . . . . . . ' ,, ,, . ,, .. is may compete against other students from other schools. The advisor was Mr. Spaltholtz: president, Bob 78 - Fourth row R Bunk I Bolts I Wolfe R Krammer Mr Annls Thrrd row H Lu loff W Kuka J Maass M Sucharskr Second row Mr Walter I Armstrong, W Akley D Champagne L Curzon Frrst row J Melby D Blom I Nicholson, L Soltls FLY TYIN G F ORENSI CS The Fly Tying goup meets weekly throughout Forenstcs was an actwrty for all students tnterested the wmter and spring ZCIIVIIY penods A new fly rn speech work The students prepared speeches and fly the following week. F1sh1ng fllms are shown Forenstcs was dlvrded rnto several groups The about once each month About twenty boys paruc students choose to work on what they would hke lpate rn thrs acuvrty These groups consxsted of serious or humorous declam ations, extemporaneous readrng or speaktng, and or igxnal or non ongmal orauons The adtvsor was Mm Anghsh Third row S Landergott H Beltzel I Holm P Robb Second row N Bares A Wrllrams, V Kohl. Ftrst row I Slosarek, H Ctmbalmk S Hansen, P Calder : - . 1 0 ' 1 n 1 1 1 n I e ' I U ' I 0 1 I 9 o .Q 2 Q g Q . U 5 U 5 U - : I I I I O l I pattern is tied each week and each b0y must show 3 went tg several contests during the year, ' : . . . ' . . , . . : . . - ' ' . ' : . . I ' . . . . 79 Fourth row D Bauhs, E Aron, K Thoenes, V Olson Thrrd row T Popa K Srmon, K Crum G Berg D Stolpa Second row R Puetz B Bruenrng B Potter D Toth,J Wranovsky Mr Brown. Frrst row I Kaupt, L Abendschern N Pavlm, G Rahn, B Cox J Danowskr CHESS The game of chess IS the game of lungs It can be very rnterestlng rf rt s played the correct way In thrs actrvrty each step of the game was clearly ex plamed and each term was defrned when rt was used by Mr Brown, the actrvrty advrsor Thrs actrvrty was open to all hrgh students farmhar wlth the baslc met hods of chess Tournaments were held allowrng players to meet opponents of equal abrhty SKI CLUB Skr Club was the actrvity whrch hoped for snow The group learned the safety rules and the fundamen als of skung It was open to 9 12 grades Only students who owned therr own skrs could Jorn Twenty one other students were allowed to Jorn grvrng pre ference to the students who belonged to the club rn prevlous years The advisor was Mrss Duex LJ Thrrd row F Unglaub P Kopecky D Fowle P Schubeck, R Murawskr D Nredzolkowslu C Webb R Mayhew D Howard D South Second row Mrss Duex,J Kozma F Schwarte J Soltrs, S Han sen, R Laatrkarnen, M, Duhaw D Marta Frrst row P Saldana J Vollman, A Errckson, S Swan son, L Schwartz J Muszynslu 80 Fxfth row F Koerachner D Nredzolkowskr R Murawalu J Pendzxch, R Leranth F Phszka D Sulhvan, D Danko R Pferffer C Heath D Brudnrclu D Januslak, F Gray L Phrlbrxck D Paradise R Osowslu P Bovee Fourth row K Kaczrnarowski A Czerwlnskr K Kerber E Wllczynskl M Wood M Bustryckr R Kampa V Verdev C Bureta, B Zopf A Enckson,J Ma1eskrS Grochowslu J Radtke R Oczus, I Busowskx I Janda L Abendschem F Cox C Kroll Thxrd row I Balde G Lorentzen K Grochowski Rebnch, A Schantzen, H Walters, J Rekoske S Kraft C Marta, K Khener P Barsarman I Strelow Grady P Stntchko J Lucas,J Marluewxcz B Czerwmslu I Solns, L Drckey D Zwrcke R Zremer I-Iansen,J Fenger A Wrasse, K Olson T Kudla V Axtman J Turgon N Tschol, Mus Martin. Fust row I Nelson, C Schrssel B Magnuson, D Czarnecki D Dykas A Champagne P Paradxse S Stolpa I Zaw acki I Blunt, S Swanson,J K3Ch1g3l'1,I Dadnan, K Ioerres, L Schwartz, P Sch1ssel,1 Wolter M Frsher S Hanley MIXED CHORUS Traxnrng for A Cappella Chou takes place rn Mixed Chorus Under Mxss Martin the chorus sang rn the Chnstmas and spnng concerts and followed the schedule of the A Cappella Chou' Wrth a membership of 84 they also appeared ln an assembly wlth the A Cappella and the Orchestra ' f Il I .-2:7 L. Dishaw,.R. Bunek, K. Krueck, W. .VanBuren, Giroux,.S. Buck, C. Carey: S.econd row: .Bohn, C: M. . . ' , . . ' ' . . ' '. . ' . ' , . ' . . ' . S. 6 I! Hu . I IW A BAND The frrst thing the South Milwaukee High School band performed for was football season. They played at the quarters and marched and played at the half Four half tune programs were grven durmg the year After football season, preparations were made for the Christmas concert Th1s concert also included the orchestra and chou Dunng the wrnter months the band practiced for a spnng concert and the toumament It was also during thrs ume that the Pep Band played for the basketball games there were also two practice teachers that helped the band Mr Kneevers and Mr Gandre The officers elected at the beginning of the year were President, Bill Koerschner Vice President, B111 Fenger Secretary Kathleen Schill and Treasurer Sally O Leary The last acuvity was the Memorial Day Parade which chmaxed the year The band met every fourth hour in the band barracks under the direction of Mr. Drews. This year DANCE BAND Second row R Buduh T Klamrowski G Abendachem, V Olson, R Krrk, T Drews,J Bethel, W Fenger D Howard First row A Hudy D Ashbaugh, B Ohm,J Lucas, D Landergott. l Stever Fmt row D Howard L Tamblyn, 1 Abendachem P Vanselow M. Kus11an,J Fowle PEP BAND Fourth row B Ohm, D Ashbaugh, E Thoenez, R. Kuhnke H. Evert, W Fcnger I Bethel. Thrrd row N Richardgl Hughes, B Mantey D Rimker R Budizh S Grote V Olson. 83 Second row: L. Schubeck, T. Klamrowski, G. Abendschein, P. Calder, P. Kay, L. Wieahoefer, F. Uttke, B. ORCHESTRA The Orchestra was a busy organrzatron The frrst event the orchestra played for was the Semor Class Play Next they furn1shed the musrc for the school operetta After thrs the orchestra worked wlth the band and chorr for the annual Chrrstmas Concert Other programs that were given were concerts wlth the cholr ln February and May A special ch11 dren s concert was also grven These programs occupred the ume durrng the wrnter months In the sprrngtrme plans were made for the tournament and the orchestra also played for the baccalau reate and commencement exercrses Other mrscellaneous functxons were the playrng of concert selectrons rn assembly and the playrng of Honor Socrety Imtratron The orchestra met 1D the orchestra barracks every fourth hour On Mondays and Thursdays certain members of band also went to orchestra MUSIC APPRECIATION n-:fu Thlrd row B Thomas N McCreedy Second row K Person J Splegel J Gladulex FIISI row R Llsowskl S Bustryskl C Grabowsk1 2 L1 STRING ENSEMBLE G. Laughlin, C. Mrozinski, D. Hess, J. Wiecki. 86 CHOIR Frfth row A Mitka D Danko J Laufenberg D Vollmer C Fredncks J Kathrern W Clauer I Schmadle R Threle E Borsos G Dtshaw D Serdel L Moss R Lundell Fourth row B Vanselow A Abendschetn b Trnsen J Fowle J Wxllms, G Thompson R Conklrn R Burgoon T Krecklow D Clasen W Weeks 0 KIZCZROWSRI D Charlton D Anderson R Noyes H Luloff W Ackley Third row I Khnger I Now ack V Rafbcay E Luloff D Rasmussen I Sovrc C Tucker 1 Drnkelman I Toro P Kohler E Marrfke E Cnase M Prondztnskr P Saldana I Olson M L Lenda A Schommer N Nelson S Franklrn S Blewrtt B Bureta Fxrst row S Tomovrch H Cimbalnik B Wyncoop S Murawskr R Lackowskr P Nowak P Utter K Behr H Panoff V Kohl N Bares A Cappella Chorr was a group of boys and gtrls chosen by the teacher This group drd many other thrngs bes1de srngmg The actrvmes rncluded grvtng assemblres for students putttng on operettas for parents and gomg to contests Thrs organrzed group consrsted of about seventy students Maroon robes wrth whrte satrn stoles wxth maroon embroidered initial of S M on them were for their performances rn the halls of S M it A. Malkowski, h. Renter, J. Phillips, J. Magan. Second row: J. Wemyss, A, Stubbs, H. Beitzel, P. Malcolm, Sports V Jew-,A g .l Q 0: oi 3 3 z 0 4 fo 0' 'Q 4 f E A E 315322 Y V 0 '4 .4 1 ' ooivo -Ji ' 1 x Y 'A o X . - V4 A ,i l - J 1 , Q3 2 ! xx N 2 '-M - CROSS COUNTRY J Fourth row B Warwick, D Holtz H Luloff W Mantey H Esayian D Wranovsky T Hayahan D Kar nowskl R Puetz Third row J Baker W Bhx, G Blom T Brings D Fowle R Carstensen I Baranek D Vollmer Second row D Gladxeux B Ohm I Klauser C Colberg R Parkhurst D Schoenlke T Hesiak First row Coach Brown I Bethel B Schaefer R Kubtcki D Smart D Bauhs R Fretmark Last year Coach Brown had 32 boys out for Cross Country It was a young team composed of 9 freshmen 16 sophomores 6 Juniors and one senior Of these eight boys were Varsrty hamers The team lacked fast experienced runners Doug Smart the honorary captain was the only returning let terman to the squad Even though the team drd not win any of its meets they gained one big thing and that was experrence The letter wmners were Doug Smart Ron Frremark Harry Esayian Bob Schafer and Bruce Warwick At the larger meets S M finished 4th out of 6 in the Lakeshore Meet 6th out of 9 in the Midwest Invitation 6th out of 8 rn the Suburban Conference 6th out of 16 in the State Meet It was workout time for the Cross Country team. Sponsored by APPELTON ELECTRIC CO, Foundry Division 87 VARSITY FOOTBALL Frfth row Mr Spaltholz Mr Mrelke G Kraczkowskl A Cyr W Mtsh J Dahlem W Ackley K Hughes Manager Mr Jansky Fourth row E Utley K Neuman D Baldwrn K Guckenberger D Nagy N Marun ko G Thompson I Wtlson D McCarty Thrrd row I OLeary A Wallek I Grochowskr M Warner C Yurkus J Mrhalko F Schauer P Dadran D Malcolm Second row W Luther L Last, D Joncas J Rothe G Gromackl B Mahlandt D Skrobrszewskr K Slmon D Danko First row C Wallrn P Hlnze A Behr Wrth 38 boys on the Varsrty team and mne returnmg lettermen the Rockets had hxgh hopes for the season However because of mexperxence rnjunes and bad breaks the team ended the season tn last place wlth O wlns and 8 losses The Rockets opened the season on the Greyhound field and S M suffered a 48 0 defeat at the hands of Shorewood Wlth 8 yards for a touchdown a bad bounce off the shoulders of Don Danko on a pass play and the followrng ruterceptron gave the Waukesha Blackshxrts a 20 14 vrctory over the S M team on horneground Three early touch downs gave Nathan Hale a 26 13 vrctory over the Rockets Don Danko nd Gervase Thompson were the frrst grrdders to score agatnst Hale Conunumg the tradmonal rrvalry wrth Cudahy the Packers proved to be too powerful for S M handing the Rockets a 19 0 loss Interceptrons and fumbhng by the Rockets led Greendale to a 26 13 wln Homecomrng mght was a heartbreaker S M led West Milwaukee ln every department rushlng passxng and tacklrng but the Mustangs led rn one freld and that was the scorrng They handed S M theu srxrh defeat 21 13 On Dad s mght the Rockets played host to Whrtefrsh Bay the league leaders and eventual champs The Bays confident of another vrctory subdued S M to a 40 6 vrctory The last hope to secure a vxctory was lost when West A1115 Central deteated the Rockets 34 '7 Sponsored by LEE S MEN S WEAR , . ' . . , . ' , . . : . . . . , . , R. Stritchko, I. Acheson, D. Anderson. ROR STPATCHKO DEAN ANDERS CONFERENCE RECORD ON Mxlw Shorewood Mxlw Waukesha M1lw Nathan Hale Mxlw C udahy Mllw Greendale M11w West Milwaukee Mrlw Whrtefish Bay Mxlw West Allis Central ON I nm ACRES ACK 0 LEARY ALAN BEHR KEN NEUMANN PAUL HINZE Sponsored by s. ' . - - o ----- 48 s. ' . - - 14 ------ 20 s. ' . - - 13 ---- 26 - s. ' . -- o ------- 19 A . ' . - - 13 ----- 26 . ' . - - 13 - - 21 . ' . - - 6 ' ---- 4U . ' . -- '1 - 34 1 THE LINE MATERIAL COMPANY 99 Fourth row I McDermott M Batovsky J Dethardt C Fecteau K Scholtz T Ptak Chvilicek R Leranth R Stillman C Heath D Kalvrn J Schmadl T Olsen Coach Solum Thlrd row G Knops Manager VanSeth R Emer J Wegner N Wetzel D Brudnrclu T Ol.eary D Addy D Sullrvan W Scharf D McCarty J Din auer E Wetzel R Olsen W Tucker Coach Schwoegler Coach Anms Second row B Larson Manager R Web er J Malzewski R Poeppl R Koerschner P Mork P Tamuzian, D Danko Repavrch D Uttke L Grabowski Joncas D Ladwtg A Sanders Frrst row D Champagne E Gestl J Hess C George I Mrller L Soltrs G Zunk B Herman N Sanders E Stark FRESHMAN SOPHOMORE FRESHMAN FOOTBALL BASKETBALL The Freshman Sophomore team ended their 533 prarse for a frne season The Freshmen had a string Son wrth one wrn one ue and four losses of 5 strarght vrctones before facmg defeat at the South Mrlwaukee was handed thexr frrst defeat hands of Wallkeiha 34 32 Next the Fresh played by West Mrlwaukee In the last twenty seconds of Cudahy and won over the Packers 30 22 In a re the game West Mllwaukee made a touchdown and mimh with Waukesha the Rockers Seeking revenge won the game 14 13 In the second game played edged out the Blaekshlm 49 43 West Mrlwaukee agam defeated South Mrlwaukee The 1aSl two gaI!1eS of the SeaS0l1 ended H1 defeat The Rockets bowed to Cudahy rn a rematch and Shore In the two games against Cudahy they defeated W00d South Mrlwaukee 19 '1 and 16 13 respectively Hlgh scorer on the Freshman team was 51115439 tey with a total of 136 points an average of 13 6 Coach Solum and hrs Freshman team have earned P01015 per game In the first Greendale game our team fought Greendale to a scoreless ue In the last game of the season, South Mrlwaukee defeated Greendale 13 '1 The coaches were Mr Solum Mr Annis, and Mr Schwoegler Thrrd row R Johnson, T Ptak, R Leranth D Hewitt W Handle R Pferffer D Brudnrckr C Heath Mr Solum Second row I Hess, Manager R Krolskr P Gaffney W Mantey T O Leary R Poepple T Olsen B Tucker Manager First row R Olsen I Kamtz M Dinkelman, M Fabinskr L Solberg, I Drnauer Sponsored by N '7 -0 . ' - 90 KELVIN SCHROEDER IEW ELER AND APPLIANCES B TEAM BASKETBALL P Dadran D Kalb F Schauer D Bauhs M Loomis J Mihalko P Demet B Scharf J Rothe B Mah landt J Baranek M Warner R Freimark D Rudoll Center R Stillmann Coach Schwartz But with regained confidence the Rockets went on to win the next four games They were then defeated by Beloit and West Milwaukee but picked up two more victories before facing defeat again at Nathan Hale The Rockets B Team next moved to Shorewood there rn an overtime played out in free throws the team lost their fifth game 53 52 The Cudahy game was S M s last loss before the team hir their stride and won the next three games only to lose the last game to West Allis Central 48 27 This last game gave the B s a record of 10 wins and I losses Top pivot men of the B s were center John Mihalko first with 176 points and first in rebounds with 196 Second scorer Dave Bauhs totaled 144 points and was second in rebounds with 92 Francis Schauer was in third place with 105 points Sponsored by THE UNE MATBIIAL COMPANY Opening game jitters in the season's starter against Sheboyan North cost the Rocket Bee's a 49-47 decision. VARSITY BASKETBALL R Krrk R Strrtchko G Kraczkowskr R Kaczanowskr R Leranth R Zenner L Thorn D Clasen T Drews R Blavat I OLeary 1 Grochowskr D Karnowskr H Torostan Center L Swanson Coach Jansky K Hughes Although South Mtlwaukee was predrcted to be near the bottom of the Suburban Conference teams the Rockets came through and frnrshed the season by capturrng thrrd place w1th a record of 9 wrns and 5 losses I non conference play the Rockets had 5 wrns to one loss The season started w1th a vtctory over Sheboygan North 53 45 The Rockets went on to four more vrctorres before they hrt a slump and lost three games The heartbreaker berng lost to West Mrlwaukee 1n a frght for second place 43 42 The Rockets also lost to the league leaders Whrtefrsh Bay Allrs Central 53 52 Durrng the Wauwatosa game the Rockets fell far behmd rn the frrst half and at one pornt trarled the Tosans by 18 pornts but the Red Rockets staged a comeback 1n the second half whrch lead the team to a '74 68 vrctory Next the team met therr co holder of second place Shorewood and were defeated by the Greyhounds '78 64 However the Rockets went on to defeat the next 5 teams They won over therr foe West Mrlwaukee 55 45 In a rematch game S M played George Rogers Clark from Whrtrng lndrana and were vrctorrous for a second tlme 78 68 In the last two games they were defeated by Whrteftsh Bay and West A1l1s Central whrch dropped the Redmen to thrrd place therr frnrsh for the season The South Mtlwaukee Rockets went to the Regronals at Racme Washmgton Park and defeated both Park and Horlrck The Rockets then went to Pulaskr for the play off where they placed second by loosrng out to Mrlwaukee South by a score of '79 to 51 Hrgh scorers for the Rockets were guard Bob Strrtchko 231 pornts center Harry Torosran 226 points and guard Drck Kaczanowskt 215 pornts Sponsored by KYLE PRODUCTS PLANT - I 1 - . 1 0 .1 I .1 1 1 1 1 - 1 - 1 - , . . . l , . . . , . , . , . . . . . , The Rockets rolled on to victory against the next four teams. The most exciting was the defeat of West . , . . . ' 1 I - ' . I I I I I I I I ' v . .' . ' BOB STRITCHKO D1 Xb C at TOROS ACZAN HP-V3 OW-SKI South Mxlwaukee South Mllwaukee South Mllwaukee South Mllwaukee South Mllwaukee South Mllwaukee South Mllwaukee South Mllwaukee South Mllwaukee South Mxlwaukee South Mllwaukee South Mxlwaukee South Mxlwaukee South Mxlwaukee CONFERENCE RECORD Waukesha Greendale West Milwaukee Whltefxsh Bay West Alhs Central Nathan Hale Wauwatosa Shorewood Cudahy Waukesha Greendale West Mllwaukee Whuefish Bay West A1118 Central RON ZENNER DICK LERANTH BOB BLAVAT TOM DREWS Sponsored by KYLE PRODUCTS PLANT Third row D Karnowski D Roberts R Kaczanowslu I Laufenberg R Kotthaus Mr Kammskr Second row D Charlton, P Gaffney D Vollmer W Englebert D Bauhs Fxrst row I Valasek J Kanitz B Blix P Mork GOLF TRACK The Grant Park Golf Course was the scene of the One of South Mrlwaukee s major spring sports was workout for the Rocket Golfers who hoped to develop tzack The boys who tried out for track must have been sk11l to rmprove therr game wrllrng to put out trme and effort Although Coach B I Kammsky s team had lost Under the watchful eyes of Coaches Brown, Mrelke five lettermen due to graduation the Rocket Divot Spatholz their boys worked to get in shape for the Diggers still had hopes for a fine season meets For their runmngs in the prevxous years in the Lrttle Suburban Meet South Milwaukee had been made ellgxble to compete rn the Brg Suburban Meet which was composed of larger schools Fourth row R Burgoon P Hrnze D Sullivan A Behr W Luther W Rothe I Bethel L Tamblyn C Fecteau R Lernath A Cyr B Warwick D Holtz,J Klauser Thxrd row R Stritchko R Hoffmann, E Utley M Bat ovsky J Malczewslu R Sobohk, A Dethardt A KBIOIBWICZ R Olsen J Mthalko W Scharf D Gladxeux R Fortler D Nagy Second row J Monroe P Dadian K Guckenberger G Kraczkowski R Mahlandt D Uttke W Tucker D Brudmclu R Laumann,J Wegnel M Loomis H Esaylan T Hesiak G Blom G Gromacki Frrst row D Robmson T OISBD R Vanseth B Ohm R Poeppel R McCreedy F Schauer D Smart F Koer schner R Parkhurst N Martinko D Landergott T Hayalian D Kalvin Coach Brown Qu rg, .aw 11, :por BU 74' A nr wr nu ' 'A K I t,n3T,v K' FZ :M Sponsored by 94 BROTT S SHOE STORE 9 lin X f 5 ,eff-. f '1 k m I n lirywaxlili gm 2 -m v was ff,,,Q' '2 v,'3.f , ,W fxwzf Q , X 1.:f1, ig:J A 3 Si Y' .M Q , ' ' Q 3 M L I 1 al JH 'T .,f,- fa .fx Edrtor in-Chief Executrve Edrtor Art Edrtor Photographers Ty pr sts Identrficatron Index Advisor THE STAFF Marrlyn Kushan Mary Margaret Hemrrch Adrrenne Hennrgsgaard Iackle Landergott Carl Lonngren Tom Carey Roberta Lackowskr Carol Kolbow Elsre Ptak LaDonna Arndt Jean Stuart Audrey Brown Phylhs Bonnet! Mary Jane Milosh Kathy Marta Mr Hoynacki BUSINESS Busmess Manager Robert Kirk Assistant Buslness Managers Jtm Lucas Robert Krrk Anneatte Schotnmer Josre Dobrozynskr Diane Vogl Mary Ellen Lenda Advisor Mr Bernd The work was all finished and the staff took a rest. Sports Editors ------------- Bea Orlowski Janet Ur13kiS ,Q rm iw 4 tgjpw Jw Edltor m Chlef Abendschem Aldeen 27 77 86 Abendschern George 27 Abendschem Jamce 31 63 77 Abendschern Lo1s 19 80 81 Acheson James 31 53 59 62 78 88 Ackley Walter 27 79 86 88 Adams Rachel 27 64 INDEX Blrz Weltsrn 23 69 87 94 Block Glen 19 Blom Don 15 Blom Gerry 23 79 87 Bloomquest Gerald 17 Blunt Judrth 19 81 Boblnskr Judlth 19 75 Bohn Dorothy 23 81 Bolllger Ga1l15 76 Bollrs M1chael15 Addy Carolyn 19 74 75 Addy Donald 23 90 Addy Gordon 17 64 Addy Kathenne 31 63 77 Allexander Tom 15 Andrew Rrchard 27 Andersen Annetta 15 76 Boncheck Vrrgrnxa 23 Bonchek Annette 15 76 Bonnett Phyllrs 27 68 Borch Gordan 19 60 Borsos Earl 27 61 66 83 Bosette Davrd 23 Bosetu Robert Andersen Anderson Anderson Andresen Marlene 23 Dean 32 62 78 86 Ronald 32 62 Rrchard 32 64 67 Archambault Arlene 32 62 68 Armbruster lone 23 Armstrong Jerome 23 79 Aron Anthony 19 Aron Eugene 32 72 80 Arndt Eleanore 17 Arndt LaDonna 32 68 77 Arndt Warren 15 Ashbaugh Donald 23 83 Ashbough Gerald 32 Atlunson Betty 32 63 Axtman Donald 27 Axtman Veronrca 23 Baewer Bruce 17 64 Baker John 19 75 87 Balde James 19 60 71 81 Baldwrn Rrchard 27 88 Baranek John 23 87 91 Barbran Darlene 23 Bares Nancy 27 67 69 79 Barrett Davrd 32 Barsamran Pat 19 68 70 Bassmg Kenneth 23 Batonsky M1ckael23 90 Bauhs Davrd 23 67 75 80 91 94 Becklsh Ronald 27 Behr Alan 33 78 88 Behr Davrd 17 Behr Karen 27 71 76 86 Bertzel Helen 33 58 62 63 79 86 Bell Robert 15 Beres Barbara 33 61 Beres Betty 23 Berg Gunther 15 Berg Lots 23 59 62 Bergeron Geraldrne 16 Bergeron Harold Bergeron PBUICIB Bergwln Raymond 15 Best Dennrs Bethel Joseph 23 83 87 Brelslu Edward 15 Btro Donald 27 Brro Karen 17 77 Blro Sharon 23 Blavat Nancy 27 59 63 Blavat Robert 27 92 Blewrtt Shrrley 27 60 76 86 Bourdeau Jxm 19 Bourgeors Kathleen 27 Bovee Paul 19 81 Branskr James Brrckler Roger 23 Bnesemerster Ruth 27 70 Brrngs Gretchen 23 Brmgs Tom 19 87 Brmt Ronald 19 72 99 Brown Audrey 33 60 68 Brown Donald 17 Brown June 23 Bruder Elayne 33 Brudmclu Donald 19 81 90 Brummg George 27 67 75 Buck Sandra 19 60 81 Budrsh Rosemary 27 Buege Ronald 17 69 74 Bullard Nancy 15 Bunek Ruth 15 '70 76 31 Burbey Kenneth 19 Burdey George 17 Burdey Kathleen 17 Burdey Bureta Bureta Bureta Rudolph 19 72 Arleen 33 62 63 Barbara 27 61 86 Carolyn 23 74 77 8 Burgoon Robert 23 86 Burmck Russel 19 75 Bury Jacqullyn 33 63 85 Buscher Arlyne 23 Buscher Marlyn 27 Busky Valentrne 23 Busowslu Janet 19 74 75 8 Bustryrckx Marlon 23 66 75 81 Bustryrckr Sophre 17 Calder Pat 33 62 63 68 Callres Drane 17 Carey Kathy 19 81 Carey Tom 27 74 Carstensen Bob 19 Cathers Joseph 15 Cathers Ted 27 Cejka Karen 19 Champagne Champagne Champagne Champagne Champagne Champagne Champagne Champagne Audrey 19 81 Dolores 23 Duane 19 79 90 Elrzabeth 23 77 Gerald 27 77 Irma 23 77 Leslre 23 Maxlne 17 Chapman Roger 15 Charlton Davrd 23 62 86 94 Chase Elorse 27 64 86 Chase Patr1c1a 17 67 75 Chruscrel V1rg1n1a 27 71 Chvrlrcek Dan 19 90 Crmbalnrk Hazel 34 63 77 79 Clark Dons 23 76 77 Clasen Donald 34 59 61 5 86 92 Clasen Rae 27 Clauer Walter 6 Colberg Clark 27 87 Collrns Vrctor 9 Conery Elarne Conery Lourse Conery Wrlllam 15 Conklm Robert 34 86 95 Contardr John Cords Marilyn 23 66 73 Cords Robert 27 61 67 Corey Laura Ann 15 Coney Sharon Cox Barbara 34 Cox Bonnie 19 75 80 Cox Frances 19 81 Cox Lee 23 Crrvello Richard Crum Irene 23 Crum Kenneth 23 72 B0 Crum Lorrame 19 Curzon Leslre 23 79 Cyr Amre 23 88 Czarneclu Donna 19 Czerwlnskr Audrey 8 23 75 77 Czerwmdlu Barbara 19 66 81 Czerw1ndk1 Joan 27 79 Dadlan Eugenre 19 75 81 Dadran Paul 23 88 91 Dahlem John 27 71 88 Dahlem Marrlyn 19 Damschen Kenneth 17 Danforth Ronald 27 64 Danko Dan1el19 81 90 Danko Don 27 65 67 83 88 Danowskr James 23 80 Danowskr Judrth 19 Dawe Donald 34 Deaton Thomas 19 DeMars Nancy 24 DeMet Paul 27 64 78 91 95 Depotsre Gerald 17 65 Deters Mary 27 60 71 76 Dethardt James 24 Dethloff Robert 72 Drckey Lourse 19 69 81 Drckey Rrchard 27 Drelen Nancy 34 Drelen Rose Mane 24 59 74 Drnauer John 19 90 Dlnkelman Janet 24 63 71 77 Drnkelman Mrke 19 90 Dlshaw Donna 24 Dlshaw Gerald 27 74 86 Drshaw Judrth 15 76 Drshaw Mary Lou 19 75 80 81 Dobrozynslu Josephrne 27 60 62 63 Docla Karen 15 DondaJgslu Ronald 34 67 Doe Lynn 15 Dombrowslu Donald 24 Dombrowskl James 15 65 Dombrowskr Joanne Donahu Patncra 19 Doonan Patr1c1a 24 Dorangnchra Angelme Doss Sharon 15 79 Drewrck Raymand 34 64 67 Drewa Robert 19 Drew Collrn 17 Drews Tom 34 67 78 92 95 Drolett Jean 27 Duren James 24 61 Dusterhafr Carol 35 63 Dykas Dolores Dykas Donald 20 81 Dykas James 19 Etchslardt Gerald 27 Erlers Barbara 27 63 64 Emer Dan 24 Emer Robert 24 90 Engelbert, Don 24 Engelbert Gary 17 Engelbert Wayne 35 52 67 94 Entnnger Robert 24 Errckson Ann 19 67 75 80 81 Esayran Harry 24 67 77 87 Evenson Robert 35 67 Evert Herbert 24 72 83 Fabrnskr Mrchael 20 90 Fadowski Walter 20 Fevteau Charles 24 90 Fenger Judrth 20 67 81 Fenger W11l1am 35 83 Frsher Mary 20 76 81 Flanery Jack 15 74 Fless Darlene 15 Fohr Rosemary 28 63 Fon Gordon 28 64 Fooke Wrllram 17 Fortrer F oru er Forner Fortxer Marlys 24 73 Raymond 24 Ronald 17 64 Sharon 17 75 60 Foster Rrchard 24 Foster Sally 24 74 76 Fonts Don 20 75 80 87 Fouts Ken 24 77 Fowle Donald 15 Fowle James 28 69 83 86 Francour Terrance 15 60 Franklrn Shannon 28 68 86 Frederick Carl 25 86 Fredertckson Robert 35 Frermark Ronald 24 86 Frerdbaur Judy 17 75 Frerdel Arlene 20 66 Fnshmann Darlene 20 Fru1t Nancy 24 63 69 70 Fryer Pat 24 77 Fuller Gall 17 Fuller Jaruce 35 Furdek Don 17 74 Gadowskr Thomas 20 Gaffney Phllrp 20 90 94 Gardor Helen 28 Gaphu Fred 28 Garrett Sandra 19 Gates Judy 28 70 77 Gates Merr1l35 63 77 Gehrman Drane 28 62 64 Gentrl, Jerry 36 77 A ' , ' . . , , ' , , '. 27 83 , .65 ' A . . . . . . . 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' INDEX Haupt, Jean 20 80 Hayalran Thomas QA 67 87 Heath Allen 22 Heath Clayton 20 81 90 Helder Ken 20 Herne Mary Ann 24 Hexnrxch Mary Margaret 37 53 62 67 Hemgsgaard Adrlenne 37 62, 68 69 Herman Carol 24 Herman Pat 37 Herman Wrllram 20 90 Hesiak Tom 28 87 Hess Dave 28 74 Hess Dorothy 37 62 63 64 Hess Jonathan 20 90 Hewitt Dennrs 20 75 Hrederxck Wayne 20 Hmze Paul 28 88 Hxttman Joan 24 Hoffmann, Robert Homn Judy 37 70 79 Holtz Marjorte 20 Holtz Rrchard 37 54 87 Hoover Nancy 28 63 Horn Peggy20 75 Hom Richard 24 Horvate Anna Mae 28 Houard Danrel 28 80 83 Hrdrna Joe 24 59 67 Hrrn Sandra 24 Hrpa Elatne 37 60 63 77 Hublng Janet 20 Hubred Harlon 20 Hubred Tarrey 15 Hudy Anthony 20 83 Hughes Jean 28 61 64 68 83 Hughes Ken 37 59 62 88 92 Hughes Lots 17 7 Hughes Nancy 20 Hull Pat 24 Hunter Sandra 15 Hustrng Barbara 15 Jacobson Allen 20 Jacobson Omer 24 Jaeger James 17 64 Jagodzlnskr Jeanette 17 Jatndle Frank 15 Janda Joan 20 81 Jantkowskr Cathy 24 Janrkowskr Dons 15 76 Gerald 24 Maywell 24 Robert 24 Janrkowskr Rose 28 Janusrak Don 20 81 Janusrak Ray 28 Jarantowskr John 38 Jarantorwslu Mary 38 Jarantowslu Wanda 24 Jasenycok Kathleen20 Jensen Judy 24 74 77 Jesky Judy 17 Jeter Melv1s15 Joerres Kathleen 81 Johannes Maclrn 20 Johnson Darlene 15 76 Johnson James 15 Johnson Joel 15 64 Johnson Judy Ann 16 72 Jam kowskt Jam kowskr Jamkowskr Johnson, Johnson, Johnson Johnson, Johnson Justine 17 66 Larry 15 Pat 63 38 Robert 17 90 Veronica 20 Jolrtz Judy 24 Jonalt, Jacqueline 20 67 Joncas Joncas Joncas Albert 24 90 Barbara 28 71 Davrd 28 88 Jung Shrrley 24 74 Just John 28 Just Shlrley 28 Kachrgan Jo Ann 20 67 69 81 Kacbigan, Sammy 17 Kaczanowski Rrchard 28 55 62, 78 92 99 Kaczmarowski Dons 24 60 63 Kaczmarowslu Ken 20 60 71 Kaczmarowslu Shtrley 27 63 Kadlec Eileen 24 67 70 77 Kaiser Janlce 28 63 71 Karser Leslte 28 Kalb Donald 24 78 91 95 Kalb Helen 31 59 62 68 Kalvln Denms 24 60 67 90 Kanltz John 20 90 94 Kampa Rose Ann 24 63 74 81 Karnowskr Donald 24 65 87 92 94 Karolwrcz Glona 20 Karras Allan 28 78 Kashran Elllot 28 Kashrshran Anthony 38 Kasper Rose 17 Kathbousser Joanne Kathrem Jerome 24 86 Kathreln Joseph 38 Kathreln Pat 24 Kaufmann Edrth 17 Kay Patty Lou 38 67 Kedor Mane 24 71 Kedor Rrchard 17 Kelley Robert 20 7 Kemmrz Pat 20 Kerber Cathertne 20 7 Kerber Joan 28 68 Kerney Anthony 28 Ketweg Don 24 72 Klrk Robert 38 92 Klndral Penelope 17 Klrtley Joanne 28 Klamrowskr Tom 28 83 Kland Rosemary 20 Klauser James 23 59 Klemer Karen 20 81 Kllnger lngrtd 24 63 Klrpfel Jack 20 Klopp Kenneth 17 72 Knoll Judlth 17 Knops Jerry 2A 71 90 Koerschner Wllllam 20 81 90 Koerschner Fred 38 64 Kohl Vtrgmra 28 59 69 79 86 Barbara 39 63 Kohler James 28 65 Kohler Jean 16 Pat 24 63 71 Kolbow Carol 28 63 68 Kolbow Janet Z7 69 87 69 86 Kohler Kohler Kopecky Clarence Kopecky IMDB! Kopecky Paul 24 80 Kopecky Tom16 65 72 Korness Darlene 28 Koslaske Barbara 24 Kotthaus Fred 39 94 Kouacevlch Lrly 20 Kovrcmch Gowana 16 Kowalsky, Allen 20 Kowskr Robert 17 64 Kowalsky Darryl Z1 Kowalaky Allen N Kozlowski Beverly Kozma Jolan 24 63 70 74 80 Kraczltawsld Dawn 28 67 Kraczkowrkl Gary 24 65 86 88 92 Kroll Caroline 20 81 Krolski Ronald 20 90 Krueck, Kathleen 24, 7 Kubtclu Dennxs 24 Kublckl Jackie Kubrckl Robert 17 Kubrclu Ronald 28 87 Kubrsz Geraldrne 23 59 Kuchnowskr Dxane 39 Kufnowskl Dav1d 28 66 Kuhnke Robert 39 73 83 Kuka Wilfred 24 72 79 Kukla Mtchael 28 66 Kummer Claudia 24 Kummer Jim 20 72 Kusljan, Marrlyn 39 62 68 83 Laatrkarnen R11tta 40 73 80 Lackowski Roberta40 60 68 86 Ladwrg Davld 24 90 Lancy Jacquehne 24 59 63 70 Landergott Dennxs 20 Landergott Jackquellne 28 61 63 68 Landergott Sharon40 Lange Howardfl-0 66 Lange Pat 16 Larsen Barbara 24 74 Larsen, Don 25 71 90 Larson, Ken 28 60 Laskowski Mary Jane 20 Last LeRoy 28 65 88 Last Robert 20 Laufenberg John 28 67 86 94 Lauffer Ken 16 L ughln Grace 24 76 83 Laumann Rrchard 20 Lemreux Joyce 25 59 70 Lemreux Myron 28 Lenda Mary Ellen 28 68 86 Lentz Don 20 Leranth Rrchard 28 92 Leranth Robert 20 81 90 Leutner Jamce 28 62 70 Lewandowskr Charles 28 Lewandowskr, Pat 16 72 Lrck, Barbara 25 Lxebsch Mary 28 59 61 68 Lindquist Carolyn 17 67 Lrpowslu Harold 60 71 78 Lrpowsla Irene 28 Lrsowslu Ralane 17 85 Lttke Conme 28 Lxtke Drane 76 Loebel Lou Anne 16 76 Lonngrenn Carl 28 69 74 95 Loomrs Jane 16 67 Loomrs Mark 28 59 65 68 69 INDEX Merller Chrrstlne 25 63 Meka Glenn 28 Melby Dolores 41 59 62 63 68 O Leary Tom 21 90 Oleson, Inga 29 77 Olrverson Nancy 25 76 Lorentzen Grna 81 Long Melvrn 20 75 Lucas Lucas Lucas Lucas James 28 68 83 Jay 16 74 Judrth 25 75 81 Wrllram 40 61 65 Lueneberg Fred 28 Merby John 16 74 79 Melcher Drck'28 Mersenslu Pat 25 71 76 Meyers Barbara 16 76f Mrcech Carl 41 66 Mrcech Joan 21 Mrhalko John 25 88 91 M1koloJczak Jerry 25 Ollman Tom 16 64 Olsen Olsen Olson Olson Olson Olson Olson Drck 21 90 Tom 21 90 Barbara 16 76 Dave 42 Drck 29 86 Karen 21 67 75 81 Vernon 25 80 83 Lueneberg Lots 25 76 77 Lugar Nancy 17 75 Luloff Eumce 40 59 68 Luloff Harlow 28 61 65 67 86 87 Lundell Ronald 40 64 86 Lunsford Leslre 28 60 67 Lunsford Rrchard 17 Luther B111 28 88 Lyskowskr Leonard 17 Maas John 28 79 Mack Lloyd 21 75 Magrn Jacquelyn 25 77 86 Magnuson Barbara 21 60 81 Mahlandt Robert 25 88 91 Mahn Edward 25 Malcolm Dale 25 88 Malcolm Penelope 25 Malczewskx Joseph 25 81 90 Malrckr Brlly 21 66 Mahclu Delores 25 Malkowskr Arlene 25 77 86 Mang Roger 25 Manka Jerry 60 Mantey Barbara 40 62 63 '58 Montey Carl 17 Fred 28 Mantey Wrlllam 21 87 90 Mantey Mrkula Ken 17 65 Mrkulskr B1ll41 Mrkulskl Gay 28 74 Mrkulskr Joy 28 74 78 Mrlewslu Joan Mrller Mrller Mrller Miller Beverly 21 Bob 29 Deanna 29 Jerold 21 90 Mrlosch Bernre 29 Mrlosch Mary Jane 25 68 77 Mrlosch Sarah 41 63 77 Mrsh Brll 21 88 Mrtka Algr 29 65 Mlagan Sandra 25 67 71 Mocco Sue 41 Monroe Jonn 29 Mork Barbar 16 72 Mork Philip 25 59 70 94 Moss Lee 29 65 66 Bb Mross, Thomas 21 Mrozrnskr Carole 25 63 85 Mrozlnslu Nancy 18 Mucha Carole 25 or Mucha Pat 41 Mueller George 21 Mueller Marnn 18 Mueller Merry Lynn 25 71 Murawskr Jerome 60 Murawskr Ray 21 67 80 81 Murawskr Sandra 42 60 68 Oltarzewskr Dale 16 Orlowskr Beatrrce 29 60 63 Osell Merle 25 Osowskr Bob 21 67 81 Osowslu John 29 Ostrowslu Dorothy 43 63 68 Panoff lflelarne 42 86 Panosran Margaret 43 62 68 Paradrse Davrd 21 81 Paradrse Patrrcla 21 81 Parkhurst Rrchard 21 87 Patnode Leslre 29 Paul Peter 18 Pavlrn Nancy Ann 21 80 Pendzrch Joseph 21 60 66 Percha Joan 25 Person Karen 18 85 Pferffer Neal 16 Pferffer Patrrcra 29 64 67 77 Pferffer Robert 21 81 90 Phrlbrrck Lawerence 21 81 Pmllrps Joan 25 63 68 86 Prerce Earlarne 18 67 Prntarro James 18 Prntarro Vrnce 16 Prsarek Patrrcra 29 59 62 70 Plale Dons 25 Plevak, Joseph 43 51 Plrszka Anthony 29 Marks Rosemary 25 77 Nagy Don 29 62 78 R8 Bruce 16 64 67 Marrch Margo 17 Manfke Elarne 25 71 77 86 Markrewrcz Judy 21 81 Marta Marta Marta Catherrne 23 68 77 81 Drane 21 65 76 80 Rrchard 16 Martrnko Don 40 66 Martrnko Judy 21 81 Martrnko Norman 25 88 Martzke Maruszewskr Janrce 25 59 60 61 62 69 71 Mathews 11m 41 Maurer Dyan 25 Maurer Janet 41 Mayhew McCann, McCann McCarty McCarty Robert 25 80 Mrke 25 Pat 25 Dan 25 88 90 Sherla 21 77 McConnel, Sue 17 75 McCoy Betty 25 67 71 72 McCoy Judy 16 76 McCoy Stanley 41 57 61 62 McCreedy Nadrne 28 85 McCreedy Ron 21 McDermott, Curtrs 21 McDermott Jamal 25 McK1nley Charles 16 McKrnley Marv 15 McLaughl1n Pat 28 Muszynslu Janet 21 66 80 Nagy Shrrley 21 76 Navarro Dolores 42 71 Navarro Ray 29 Nehrrng Jrm 42 Nell Marrlyn 18 Nelson Jrm 21 81 Nelson Nancy 21 68 86 Neuman Ken 29 88 Nrcholson Jim 16 64 79 Nrcholson, Rrchard 21 77 Nxehausen Drana 21 Nrehausen Earl 29 Nredzolkowskl Barbara Nredzolkowskr Dan 21 67 80 Nowack Joyce 42 Nowack Paula 29 61 69 74 86 Nowrckr B111 18 Noyes Malcolm 29 Noyes Ron 29 86 Oberbrunner Anthony 25 72 Oczus Rrta 21 76 81 Oelschlaegar Dan 42 Ogrodowskr Mary 21 76 Ohm Bruce 25 83 87 O Leary Jack 29 62 88 92 O Leary, Sally 42 62 68 Plrszka Plrszna Plrszka Donna 43 63 57 Frederrck 21 Peter 25 81 Plotz Earl 16 Rahn Geraldrne 25 Ralbolt Lynne Rakettl Pat 25 63 Ralyan Chrrsune 29 Ramsey Donald 16 Ramsey Gary 65 29 Ramstack, Kathre 18 Rankrn, Dennrs 43 Rapee Adelrne 71 66 29 Rapee Edward 21 Rasmussen, Donna 29 69 86 Ratke Jean 21 81 Rebrsh Barbara 21 81 Rebrsh Ellen 29 Rees Kathy 25 Regalra Ted 25 Rekoske Joanne 25 67 Repavrch Jrm 21 90 Ressel., Ed 25 Reuter Emrly 25 63 69 86 Rrchards Cordell 16 72 Rrchards Nancy 44 62 63 69 Rredl Alexandra 25 63 Rrel Betty 29 Rrendeau LeRoy 29 74 Rrnrker Drane 29 64 67 83 Robarge Lee 25 Robb Pat44 61 70 76 Roberts Davrd 49 65 66 94 Robrnson Davrd 21 Robrnson James 25 RODIDSOH John 29 Rogars Donna 25 Rogers Peter 21 Rolke Jrm 21 Rolke Rogar 18 Romanslu Darlene 21 Rosa Rrchard 29 Ross Jim 18 Rostenkowslu Gregory 25 Roszrna Joyce 21 Roszrna Shlrley 29 Roth Kenneth 29 Roth Rrchard 29 Rothe John 25 88 91 Poepnel Rrchard 21 67 90 Polster Leo 25 Popa Thomas 25 77 Potter Robert 64 80 Povlrch Kay 16 Povlrch Ronnre Poznanskr Jarnes43 Prrce Davrd 21 75 Prochnow Ronald 21 Procter Phrlllp 21 Procter Robert43 64 77 Prondzrnskr Frances 29 63 71 Prondzmskr Mary Ann 29 71 86 Ptak Elsre 29 64 Ptak Thomas 21 75 90 Puetz Rrchard 25 77 80 87 Puetz Wrllram 25 Pulkowskr John 25 Pycha Charles 16 Pycha Clarence 43 58 59 Raab Eleanore 16 Radocay Veromca43 86 Radoll John 29 Radomslu James 73 43 Raether Janrce 29 Raether Russell18 65 Ragan Sandra 25 60 63 70 Rouge Davld 18 Rozdzlalowskr Bermce 21 Rudolf Rudolf Rudolf Rudoll Rud oll Henry 44 Rrchard 16 Thomas 25 Darlene 44 Darwrn 25 Rueckert, Joyce 21 Rueckert Patrrcra 44 Rumpel Darlene 25 71 Rumpel Denms 29 Rzezotarskr Clarence 18 Sagan Anthony 16 Sagan Wrllram 25 Sahagran Margaret 44 Saldana Larry 18 Saldana Pat 29 71 80 86 Salzman Vrrgima 25 Sanders Allen 21 90 Sanders Norman 21 90 Sanderson Robert 16 Schaar Eugene 21 75 Schaefer Alton 29 Schaefer Bob 21 75 87 Schaeffer Bonme 16 Schantzen, Agnes 21 81 Schantzen Shirley . . . . ' . ' ' . ' - - . ' .80 ' , . . . ' . 29 91 . . . . . .74 . ' ' . . . . . A . . ' . '75 . ' . . . '77 ' ', . - ' . . . . . . 79. ' '. . . U - 1 . . ' '. 21 l- ' . , , , ' , '. . . . . . 81 U ' i I I I P I 1 . I M ' , , . A . ' ' . ' . . . . ' . . . ' . ' . .86 - ' . - . . . .i ' . . . . 81 . , , 86 , . . . ' . ' . ' Mallcki, Dennis 17 ', Philip. Esther 29 Rogars, Faith 25,66 ', , , , , : . 85 ' ' ' . . . . , . . ' - . . '74 . . . . . . ' ' - l '. . 69 83 , . ' . ' ' . . . , ' . ' ' . . '. . . . 77. ' . ' . ' . 86 ' . . . ' , ' ' ' , . N . . . ' . ' 1 ' . . .80 . . 81 . . . . ' ' f r . . O R , . Schapper Lois 18 75 Scharf Bill 25 91 Schauer Francis 25 61 62 Schelde Elizabeth 21 67 Schxll Alan 29 60 Schlll, Kathleen 44 70 78 Schrltz Joan 29 71 76 Schrrnmrng Rua 18 Schrssel Carol 21 81 Schlssel, Pat 21 81 Schmadl, Betty Schmadl Joe 25 86 90 Schmrdt Dennrs 25 Schmldt Walter 22 Schmidtz Joan 25 '74 77 Schnerder Robert 16 Schoemke Darrel 29 65 87 Scholtz Ken 25 90 Scholtz Ted 21 Schommer Annette 29 64 68 Schrader Donald 18 Schrader Robert 29 75 INDEX Steglrch Marcella 29 Stelter Gordon 18 Stelter Wayne 18 Stevens, Joanne 26 67 69 Stevens Wrlllam 21 Stever Beverly 26 83 Stewart Howard 45 62 Stewart, Jean 45 68 Strllman Roger 26 91 Tylicke Thomas 29 Tylrcld Janxce 26 68 77 Umbs Carol 22 Unglaub Fred 46 80 Urlakr Utley Utter Uttke Uttke Janet 29 60 Eugene 80 Pat 29 61 86 Duane 22 90 Farth 29 83 Stohl, Rose Maxrne 21 Stolpa Stolpa Stolpa Stolpa Stolpa Judy 18 67 75 Marcella 45 Peter 16 Rrchard 16 80 Sharon 26 77 81 Strelow Judy 21 67 69 '75 Suelow Phxllp 29 Stnrcho Pat Strrtcho Robert 31 62 78 88 92 Stuart Douglas 29 62 67 78 Stuart, Eugene 45 Smart Wxllxam 16 65 Subrak Nancy 26 66 76 Schrerer James 21 Schroeder Nancy 44 Schubeck. Leslre 29 83 Schubeck Schubeck Schubnng Pml 21 80 Russel 29 B111 29 Schultz Don Schuster Ronald 45 Schwarte Francrs 21 80 Schwanz Lors 19 75 80 Scudder Robert 18 65 Selber Selber Sreber Srmon Srmon Frank Mary Ann 45 John 24 Glona 16 Kenneth 25 88 Srudzenskr Lee 16 Skrobeszewskr Rrchard 25 88 Sleeth Alice 21 Sleeth Shrrley 29 Slomka Carol 18 Slomskl James 45 Slosarek Joan 29 59 60 62 67 68 Smrth Sharon 16 67 Smrth Txmothy 16 Sobohck, Ellzabeth 25 71 Sobolrck, Gertrude 25 Sobollck, Pat 29 76 Sobohck Russell 26 Sodemann John 18 Sodeman Robert 18 Sokolowsld Jerome 29 66 Solberg Larry 21 72 90 Solberg Richard 45 73 Soltls, Joan 21 81 Soltrs, Joyce 45 51 62 Solus, Lawrence 21 79 90 Soto Mane 26 71 South Davrd 21 80 Sovrc June 29 63 74 86 Spellum Barbara 26 75 Spxegel, Judy 16 85 Sponherm Ann 21 Sporokowsld M1chael21 Squlers, Susan 16 72 Stark Gene 21 90 Stasney Lyle 29 65 Stefanowsltl Pat 27 59 61 62 Sucharslu Mxke 29 67 79 Sukkert V1rgrn1a26 76 77 Sulewslu Florence 26 59 63 Sulhvan, Dan 19 81 90 Ireene 29 69 Lee 29 71 92 Sharon 22 75 80 81 Glona Dons 29 63 Sundnes Swanson Swanson Sweeney Swessel Szablewskr Bob 18 Szabrowrcz Berme 22 Szydlowskl Sharon 18 Tabat Marlene Tamblyn Judy 18 66 75 Tamblyn Lynn 26 83 Tamblyn Pat 18 66 75 Tamuzran Peter 26 90 Tangen Ken 16 Threde B111 26 95 Threle Ron 26 86 Thoenes Ervrn 46 83 Thoenes I0 Ann 16 Thoenes Ken 18 80 Thomas Betty 18 85 Thompson Gervase 29 78 86 Thom Larry 46 62 92 Thorn Rrchard 29 Trmran Bob 18 64 Trnsen Eugene 46 61 65 Tomovrch, George 22 77 Tomovlch Shxrley 29 86 Toro llona 46 68 71 86 Torosran Harry 46 59 62 65 Tosatto Kathryn 46 62 68 Toth Damel 80 Toth George Toth Joe 22 Treanor Chrxsnne 29 68 Tschohl Nancy 22 81 Tucker Carolyn 26 59 63 77 80 Tucker Wrllram 22 90 Tuma Carolrne 22 Turczyn Francrs 29 Turgeon Evangelrne 29 Turmskl Wally 26 Tuska Carol 26, 76 77 Valasek Jack 29 78 Vallrer Kenneth 16 Van Buren Karen 20 Van Buren Wanda 26 75 77 81 Van Boeckel Gerald Van Doren Bruce 16 b5 Van Dusen Frank 26 Vannetns Elvrn 18 Van Rosenbeck Pat 16 76 Vanselow Beverly 39 77 86 Vanselow Doris 18 Vanselow Phyllis 46 63 67 77 Vanseth Rrchard 22 96 Verdor Balena 26 63 74 81 Veres Ronald 77 43 Veres, Steven Vrtek John 16 Voecks Rrchard 26 Voecks, Roger 26 Vogl Charles 30 Vogl Drane 30 63 Vollrnan Joan 26 67 80 Vollmer Donald 18 87 94 Vujadenovrc Bngrtta 22 76 Wagner Chrrstlne 30 Wagner Drana 26 Wagner Rrchard 22 Walenuny Carol 30 63 71 Walentxny Edward 26 73 Wall Joan 30 Wallek Alphonse 30 63 88 Wallek, Theresa 26 63 74 Wallrn Charles 30 52 88 Walloch Audrey 30 71 Walter Helenann 81 Walter Maynard 30 Walters Kenneth 22 Walters Rose Marne 30 Wanserskr Arthur 18 Wanserskl Patrrcra 22 67 74 Warner Merlyn 26 65 67 B8 91 Warwxck Bruce 22 87 Weber Ternll 22 90 Weeks Wayne 47 66 86 Damel 18 65 Wegner Wegner Wemyss James 22 99 Wemyss, John 18 74 Wendlxck Donald 67 Wendlxck Raymond 22 Wendlrck Ronald 26 Wettengel Russell18 Wetzel Dune Lee 47 Wetzel Noel 22 90 Wetzel Rrchard 22 90 Whrte Celesune Whrte Larry 30 Wreckr Janrce 30 59 6 Janet 31 59 63 68 '77 185 Wielichowski Alice Wiellchowski Elxzabeth 18 Wrerzba James 27 59 Wresehoefer Lrnda 30 68 83 Wrlczynskr Arlene 30 Wrlde Susan 47 Wrllrams, Agnes 47 74 79 Wrllms Jerome 47 61 86 Wrllms Rrchard 26 Wrlson Robert 26 88 Wrnk, Dennxs 26 Wrtkowslu James 47 Wrtt Charles Wolfe Edward 22 Wolle John 26 79 Wolfe Leo 18 Wolter Beverly 26 77 Wolter Janet 22 81 Wood Beverly 47 61 76 Wood Margo 26 76 81 Wood Rhonda Worchik Charlene 26 Worzala Worzala Worzala Worzalla Carol 30 Worzalla Clara 30 Woyach Joan 30 Wranowsky Rrchard 26 65 87 Edward 18 Larry ao 67 Willram Wrasse Audrey 22 81 Wrasse Jerry 18 Wrnck, Jay 22 Wynkoop Beverly 30 71 76 86 Yorton Chester 26 Yurkus Charles 26 Zamel, Donald 26 Zavrsky Elleen 30 Zawacl-u Anna Mae 30 63 6 Zawaclu Josephme 22 81 Zembrowskr Rrchard 30 Zenner Ronald 30 62 92 Zenobr Joyce 22 Zrarek Drane 47 Zremer Roberta 22 81 Zrmrnerman, Judith 26 Zrmmerman Maureen 26 7 Zodrow Arlene 48 71 Zopf Barbara 22 81 Zunk, Gerald 22 90 Zwrckr Glona Dawn 22 81 IOI I - '16 . . 26 , I ' '71 . 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