St Catherines High School - Lance Yearbook (Racine, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1946 volume:

We 7 y 756vllcuf6 For Sami Catherme of S1ena our vallant patron love of Chnst was a powerful urge to combat the forces of ev1l for the sake of peace To her whose burnmg love 1S our constant 1nsp1rat1on we prayerfully dedlcate thls Flame ISSUE of The Lance T748 LIL!!! J -15 ill., l Omg Page 3 Otewotvg Our postwar world IS f1lled wlth unrest and confllct As we start on our careers whether lt be 1n college offlce home or factory we wlll need more than ever the Chr1st1an pr1nc1ples Samt Cather1ne l1ved and whlch we were taught here at St Cather 1ne s We take example from a courageous woman who practlsed what she belleved Represented as a flame because of her burnlng love for God Sa1nt Cather1ne s devohon took the form of chanty that expressed 1tself 1n servlce of nelghbor She was not content wrth merely havlng conv1ct1ons but she acted upon them Her works mcluded recon c1l1ng souls to God men to men C1l19S to C1lleS and greatest of all brmglng back the Pope to Rome Cer ta1nly th1s salntly woman understood well the mean mg of sacr1f1ce for her fellow men of our Cathohc educatlon It may be found represent ed symbollcally ln the lamp of learnmg 1l1um1nat1ng brxghtly the pages of scholastlcs The sp1r1t shlnes forth ln the candle of cultural act1v1t1es dlffuslng the llght of Chr1st1an rdeals throughout the extra curncu lars And 1n the form of a proud torch gleammg on hlgh athletes of St Cather1ne s enter compet1t1ve sports carrymg wlth them the prlnclples of farr play msplred by her It will be the puttlng 1nto practlce of our Chr1st1an prmclples and vlrtues coupled w1th our youthful energ1es and determlnatlon that w1ll brlng a pos1t1ve answer to the questlon Wlll our commumty be a better place for our havmg l1V9d? They call us tomorrow s c1t1zens but the challenge IS at hand already Our tomorrow IS today' n ,I To light the flame of love of God is the purpose Our school from dawn to sunset -r L. Iii! X 3 4, Y I WY S2442 fi The Faculty . They L1ght the Flame th tkgxmak EQ erwl X FATHER STANLEY B WITKOWIAK presxdent head of the Depart 76 ent of Relxgxon FATHER ROBERT ENDERS St Iosephs rellgron jf W FATHER MARTIN IAUTZ St Marys algebra FATHER ARTHUR KELLY St Patrrcks relrgxon FATHER GEORGE KOLANDA St fgther Enders rehgron Llncoln Club advxser FATHER FERDINAND MUNDSCHAU Fflfheflfwfl Holy Tnmfy sr Lucy rehgmn FATHER CLETUS UHEN athletmc dxrector rellgron FATHER LAWRENCE WALESKI not pxctured Sacred Heart relrgron ORVILLE C DERMODY coach gym m structor IOHN T OPFERKUCH band drrector IOHN SCHLIESMANN X gym GENE SCHNEIDER not plctured general scxence gym MISS HARRIET BOMBERA world lugtory Englxsh MISS RUTH NEVINS Englxsh gym SHARPE R N nurse MISS LOIS WILBERS I gen r sclence of Father Kelly Father Kolanda Father Mc Cormlck Father Mundschau Father Uhen Dermody Opferkuch Ury Schlresmann Bombera Nevms Sharpe Wxlbershlde X Page 6 I 1 n f' . . V, V f A 'Adi fo!! K, 'X PXJ7 . I ' I . X I, ,F iff fxmf . . : I I ,I . . 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' , : ' . : 'ss . . ., : ,Ll m me -' at ' - Q In K L 5, 5 S , -1' V Agnes Rose Albertxne Anaclele ww Annuncxata Aqumas Beata Consolata an ' SISTER AGNES ROSE algebra Latm home room 115 pm advxser Iumor Soclal Com SISTER MARY ALBAN general scxence homeroom 301 advxser Iunxor Eucharxshc Com SISTER MARY ALBERTINE Englxsh homeroom 109 moderator Our Ladys Sodah ty SISTER MARY ANACLETE Amerxcan hls tory Latm homeroom 211 advxser Mxssxon Com Constxtuhon Com Pan American Club SISTER MARY ANNUNCIATA bxology SISTER MARY AQUINAS arl rellgron ad vlser Poster Com SISTER MARY AUGUS TINE. not pxctured typmg SISTER MARY BEATA bookkeepmg offzce prachce short hand, homeroom 209 SISTER MARY CONSO LATA, Englxsh French homeroom 313 am advxser Catholxc Lxterature Com, SISTER MARY ELAINE Englxsh Latm Speech, home room 115 am. advxser DISCUSSION Com SISTER MARY HONORA Englxsh Speech homeroom 205, advlser SCHS Players Radlo Workshop. SISTER MARY IMMACU LATA, reglstrar Greek SISTER MARY IANE Latm. Spanxsh homeroom 111 am adv1ser Our Lady Com SISTER MARY IOAN not pictured advanced algebra geometry, trxgo nomeiry, homeroom 113 SISTER MARIE IOSEPH, English gym Spamsh homeroom 3l?3xpm advxser. GAA. Pep Club Iumor Our Lady Com Page 7 QQ -craig s-..,..... .J Sr Elaxne Sr Honora Sr Immaculata YL-alll: J t 4 Sr lane J Mane oseph ol ll ff-Wf The Faculty 5 S - -, , , .' -. Q Alban' Q , g Q' e ,.' I ' ' ' -nf' y Sr. 5 QW! I g ' X www. M A E P+ . - YN as-I ' Sr. ' A ,V All sf. ' X I f Sr. fl - sf. T WMM I M I E A v - I , fl' I I . , . , Q I -I . . 111 W----1. Iosepha Letxtxa Lucma Lutgardxs FP'-W wg- 1 as PM .-f---6'1 Marcellme Margaret Marma Robert Wafjlaw' WWA. ,... Sr Thomas Sr Wxllxam Sr Rose Sr Sylvla br Mane Therese Zf,,.., SISTER MARY IOSEPHA chorus Engllsh homeroom 203 A ad vxser Chonsters Euchanstxc Com SISTER MARY LETITIA clothmg dnrector Stung Ensemble SISTER MARY LUCINA lxbrarxan SISTER MARY LUTGARDIS chemxstry German homeroom 203 B advxser Science Club SISTER MARY MARCELLINE Ixbrarxan sacnstan advxser Iumor Mxssxon Com SISTER MARY MARGARET algebra homeroom 207 pm SISTER MARY MARINA geometry world hxstory homeroom 207 am SISTER MARY ROBERT economxcs Englzsh world hxstory home room 201 advxser Socxal Com SISTER MARY ROSE Enghsh German homeroom 111 pm Sodalzty asslstant moderator SISTER MARY SYLVIA mechamcal drawmg SISTER MARIE THERESE Englxsh Spamsh advxser Press Club The Shxeld The Lance SISTER MARY VICTORIA not pxctured geometry physxcs SISTER MARY THOMAS Latm SISTER MARY WILLIAM Englxsh world geography homeroom 311 advxser Iumor Mzssxon Com Page 8 A 5. ml I .I S. ,N In I si. .. . I A I I .Q . . - , - I . 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' . . f V ' , ' ' ' . mv ' 'wf' ,J We Study the P1'1I1C1p1GS of Peace It IS ln rel1g1on classes that the spark wh1ch be comes a glowlng flame of Chrlstlan charlty enklndled 1n students Three permanently asslgned and seven asslstant prlests from the parlshes teach a tour year course cover1ng Creed Commandments Sacraments and Soclology Thexrs IS the task of prov1d1ng the fuel to lnflame young hearts Wllh the prlnclples of Chr1st1an l1v1ng Instructlon IS supplemented by opportunlty to put rel1g1on lnto prachce The Holy Sacrxhce of the Mass IS offered dally 1n the aud1tor1um students are encouraged to rece1ve Holy Communlon fre quently especlally on Flrst Frldays a three day retreat IS conducted annually thls year by Father I Roger Lyons S I 'C' Father Uhen wlth Verbeten Albnght e Try to Understand Our Nelghbor Peltxer takxng over Latm III L to Page 9 r Smxth Kuehnemann Hanrahan Flynn Whalen Thats Fnscher who knows the answer One of the bases of true peace IS understand1ng of our fellowman h1s hopes h1s fears h1s hkes h1s d1sl1kes and h1S cultural background One way to understand peo ple of other countrles IS to get acqualnted w1th the1r lan guages and l1terature The trend toward greater apprec1a t1on of our ne1ghbors IS the large number of students en rolled 1n the modern language classes The largest of these by tar are the Spanlsh courses followed by French and Ger man The class1cal language de partment was enlarged thls year by rev1v1ng Lat1n III and 1ntroduc1ng Greek We GIVE To Others Ablhty to communlcate our Chr1st1an 1deals 1S essent1al to peaceful l1v1ng Wlth others To help us GCh1eVe th1s fGC1l1lY ot express1on both wrltlng and oral communlcatlon are stressed dur1ng the four years of requ1red Enghsh Addr t1ona1 opportumty for wr1t1ng was offered th1s year 1n Iournalxsm Enghsh class Dur1ng the year all the classes part1c1pated 1n a poetry contest sponsored by The Shleld a mental prayer con test by the Sodahty and two essay contests by the Ladles Auxllxary of the Veterans ot Fore1gn Wars and the Kmghts of Columbus The backbone of the Engllsh course however 15 the study of llterature Dur1ng the t1rst two years we get acquarnted wrth types of wr1t1ng Iumor year sees us acqumng an understandmg of Amerrcan l1terature We end our course w1th the hlstory of the hterature of our cousins the Engllsh Stundmg Ancrnec Hogan Crcm ley Funk Seated Chandoncns Cramer Wrllems Speech All may not turn out to be s1lver tongued orators burnmg therr Chnstlan convlctlons Wlth lndellble Words lnto the hearts and mlnds of then llsteners but a host of young Cathohcs W1ll possess ablllty to express them selves Convlnctngly and clearly Th1s tra1n1ng taught over a per Gnfhn Bdhl Clemenh Sum mve rod of four years trnds a pract1 their book week sm cal outlet rn the annual Speech Festlval Page 10 . . . . ,. of our democratic way of life through the history , ' . r ., C I ' I . I lx . - - ,J ' z bubble. The scales of justice must ever Weigh true in our striving to maintain the peace We fought so hard to Win. Knowledge of math Will assure to us that We are treating our neighbors fairly in business dealings and are re- ceiving fair returns. Figures do not lie. Algebra, simple and ad- vanced, geometry, general busi- ness, and trigonometry were all part of the daily life of students this year. Page ll Science Oftentirnes Saint Catherine in her service to the sick found that a man may be Won by service to his body. To those students who wish to prepare for lifework in medi- cine or other professions requiring science, the school offers a full four-year program. All freshmen sign up for general science, sophomores who Wish have an opportunity to take biology, juniors and seniors have a choice of chemistry, physics, or both. For the first time this year the Bausch and Lomb Scientific Award is being offered. The senior who obtains the highest average in the three major sciences will be the re- cipient. Kesser. Schuit. Thomas watch it Mathematics We dner Vxerthaler Sleger Alder! Venne seem to be enjoying their geometry. 'my,,'ff, 2. f Vroomun, Velicer hard at it in history class. Around the world with Gursky, Sullivan, Held- ing. Fonk. Orth. Wilhelmi, Mueller, Krencisz. Beres getting office practice. Social Science To know a nation's geography, her background, and her history is to understand her people. This background that fosters interna- tional unity is obtained from the study of World and American history and a newly-offered course in world geography. A homeless, starved man makes a poor citizen, so through econom- ics We learn about the material means of satisfying human needs. Commercial Science From business tycoon down to the littlest stenographer and filing clerk, they all must know the rudiments of business. Students Who will attempt to take the business bull by the horns after graduation find the commer- cial courses offered here invaluable. Typing, shorthand, bookkeeping, and office practice form the training of these future business men and Women. Left Helen Iuare Whether it be draping a fabric, daubing in oil, or pushing a T- sguare around, it all comes under the heading of art, fine or practi- cal. Enthusiasts of these subjects find four years each ot clothing, fine art, and mechanical drawing on the curricula. Top: Pfeiffer. Vash, Arendt. Whelan Bottom: Higgins, Kirklewski. Pulice. Vallner. Kiess The Arts Patricia McAllister Elaine Kowcxlsky Right Nici' Music With a song in their hearts, people are inspired by emotion to iollow a cause, an ideal, a principle. Music is one of the most persuasive powers known to rnan. We learn to speak the international language of rnusic in choral and band classes. ln both departments, theory and appreciation are stressed, be- sides the actual practice. Seniors . . . Bright Flame This class of 1946 may well be called the class of many changes. In our fresh- man year, we saw Father Doherty trans- ferred and took part in that momentous assembly to greet our new president, Father Witkowiak. VVe've seen our school day get shorter and shorter and tinally shrink to a halt-day session. First realization of our impending grad uation came at the Senior Supper. We had heard about it for so long, and now it was actually here. Soon the go-ahead signal to have class pictures taken was given, and there was a mad scramble to the photographers Orders for class rings, announcements, and fittings for gradua- tion gowns followed swiftly. We took time out to put on the class play and get behind the Play-Prom Project with a bang. Our last year is straining at the leash to be closed. Dancing at the Prom will make us happy and at the same time give us a little nudge of regret at its being our last Prom. Before we know it we'll be at the Senior Breakfast after You can see Father Uhen. Sherman, Smith. Ram- melt. Coach Dermody. 'g f ff . ' 747 I - l li .WIN an . 'H' 5' N N: ' . W 1' ? f . s 1 ' 1 A 11 , S'-Q Vice-President Van Susteren looks up ro President Sherman. Treasurer Winter and Secretary Carroll. Graduation Mass. Won't the girls look a little strange in their civvies ? Then we'll attend the Award As- sembly Where recognition of achievements are handed out to the deserving. There it will be, that Shield, Band, Player, or Chorister pin we've worked so hard to obtain. Come evening, we'll trail up the aisle to the strains of a melody we'll never hear again without having a queer little lump creep into our throats. And as we listen to the Graduation address, one fact looms up swiftly and surely-why, it's over. The senior Choristers are Mares. Pfeiffer. Kiess- ling. Higgins. Bauernfeind. Arendt. Poplawski, Crewe, Lauer. Keele. ,,.. gill! he 5-:'1a:Q 'Y Q 5- 1 ks-. V' ,'u, . qw L. I ,ali pi Wag ,,, I ,,,. Page 14 Seniors . . . The Bright Flame L 1' Albert Albnght Auterman Bauernfemd Blexdorn Bolkeny ALBERT MARYAN entered from St Thomas Kenosha Mlssxon Com l 2 Parrsh Leadershxp Com 3 Pep Club l GA A l 2 3 4 Secretary 2 Treasurer 4 ALBRIGHT V1ce prelect 3 Players 2 3 4 Presrdent 4 Chonster 3 Presxdent 3 Shleld 2 Football manager 3 Basketball manager 2 3 Monogram Club 4 ANCINEC MARION entered from St Iohn Dxscussxon Com 3 Catholxc Lxtera ture Com l 2 Chaxrman 2 Players 2 3 4 Chonsters 3 4 Radxo Workshop 3 4 French Club 4 Pan American Club 4 Secretary 4 Pep Club 4 ANDERSEN DONALD en tered from St Edward DISCUSSION Com 2 Socxal Com 1 Scnence Club 4 ARENDT RAYMOND entered from Holy Name Sbclal Com l Cathollc Lxterature Com 2 Players 2 3 4 Chonsters 3 4 Radxo Workshop 3 Pan Amenccm Club 4 Pep Club 4 Sclence Club 4 AUTERMAN MARY entered lrom St Iohn Dxscussxon Com l Cathollc Lrterature Com 2 Players 2 3 4 C Treasurer 4 Radxo Workshop 3 Pep Club 2 3 BAUERNF1-:IND ANNA M Page 15 N X vgwtf' Ancmec Baumann Bnen Andersen Afendf Beardsley Befes Buckley CUUUH ward Dlscusslon Com 4 Wnters Com l 2 Chonsters 3 4 Ixbrarlan 3 Radxo Workshop 3 4 Shield l 2 3 4 Busmess manager 3 Lance 3 4 CoEd1tor 4 French Club 4 Pan entered from St Rose Mrssron Com 2 Drscussron Com l Players 2 3 4 Football l BEARDSLEY PAUL entered from St lames Kenosha Dlscusslon Com l 3 Sclence Club 4 BERES IEANNE entered from St Ioseph Catholxc Llterature Com 4 Pep Club 3 4 BLEIDORN FREDERICK entered from St Ioseph Drs cussxon Com 2 Poster Com l Pep Clubl Bandl 2 3 4 BOLKENY CECILIA entered from Holy Trmxty Mrs sxon Com 2 DISCUSSION Com 1 BRIEN DOLORES entered from St Rose Euchanstlc Com l 2 3 4 Secretary 2 3 Chaxrman 4 Players 2 Shxeld l 2 3 4 Sports Editor 3 Managlng Edxtor 4 French Club 4 Pep Club l GAA l 2 BUCKLEY IANIS entered from St Iohn Discus sxon Com l Our Lady Com 3 Catholrc Lxterature Com 2 Players 2 3 4 Co Treasurer 4 Radxo Workshop 3 Shleld 2 Pep Club 1 GAA l 2 3 Vxce Prefect 4 CALLAN entered from Washmgton Park Players 3 if- 4' ' 2 fsfrill li x D, ' lfiiiful J .1 ' ffl? 'fl 1 55 P, X 4 ,P , .2 I, ,,,., 6 W, U A Q: K X , i WI . 5 . , IOHN4ehtered lrom Washindton Iunior: Classipresident American Club 4: Pep Club 22 4 .... BAUMANNZROBERT 'F ' . 3.4 .... 3 - ' . : ' ' . : . , . o- ' : ' I: . . . ' : ' : . . : .A. I. 2. ' ', ' ' . '. H ' ' . . . . Ed- ,N - I ' : I xi ' JN' n V ' X ' x. ,ZA X , V - Seniors . . . The Bright Flame 1 1' Candela j7 Capasso Carolan Carroll Chnstoiterse Cooper Cramer Cramer Crewe Delaney Delmater Egan Band l 2 3 4 CAPASSO ROSE entered from Frank lm Mxsszon Com 2 Drscussxon Com 4 Secretary 4 Eu chanstrc Com 2 Shield 4 CBROLAN IAMES entered from St Edward Class Vxce President l Class Treasurer 3 Mxssxon Com 4 Dxscuss1on Com l Soc1alCom 2 Players 2 3 Pep Club l CARROLL WILLIAM entered from St George Kenosha Class Treasurer 4 Dxscussron Com 1 2 Cathohc Llterature C m 4 Pep Club l 2 CHANDONAIS ROBERT-entered irom St Mary Kenosha Our Lady Com 2 3 Wnters Com l CHRISTOFFERSEN IANICE-entered from Mxtchell Wnt ers Com 2 Catholxc Lxterature Com 3 COOPER DOROTHY entered from St Edward Mxssxon Com I Socxal Com 2 Pep Clubl2 3B dl234 CRAMER CLARENCE--entered from Holy Name Dxscus sion Com 2 Poster Com l CRAMER MARY IANE S Chandonaxs Cranley Extler CRANLEY COLLEEN entered Shreld 4 Pep Club 2 from St Edward Mlssnon Com 2 Socxal Com l Chorxsters 3 4 PepClubl 2 3 CREWE DAVID entered from McKmley Sodallty Secre tary 3 Mxssxon Com 2 Socxal Com 4 Secretary 4 Const: tutnon Com 4 Chaxrman 4 Chonsters 3 4 Presxdent 4 Foot ball 3 4 Monogram Club 4 DELANEY MARGARET entered from St Edward Our Lady Com 2 Wnters Com 1 Chonsters 3 Pep Club l 2 DELMATER GRACE entered from St Patnck Players l 2 Pep Club 4 EGAN BETTY entered from Holy Name Mxssxon Com Our Lady Com 3 Socral Com l Players 2 Pep Club GAA 2 3 4 Pres1dent4 Band 1 2 3 Cheerleader 4 EIFLER IOSEPH entered from St Rose Mxsszon Com 2 Catholxc Lxterature Com l Chorxstersl Football I 2 3 4 Band 3 4 Monogram Club 4 Page l6 .- if ' ' W 3 ' , 4 LV4' A -k 4 is . 4 N S W if nxt X f J 4 , J CANDELA. FRANK-entered from Lakeside: Pep Club 1: entered from Holy Name: Mission Com. 2: Choristers 3, 4: . : ' ' o . : . .... ' : - ' - - ' 1 ' F ' - . - : ' ' . 4: I . I . .... 1 I : ' I 7 7 47 ' . : . : an ,,.. l, , - , 7 ' ' ,- EPPERS LEROY entered from St Mary Poster Com 1 FEEST EUGENE entered from St Mary Soclal Com 1 2 3 4 Treasurer 4 Players 2 3 4 Chonsters 3 Treasurer 3 Shxeld 2 Pep Club 4 Secretary 4 Football 3 FEUERER ARLENE entered from Sturtevant Poster Com 3 4 Players 2 3 Band 2 3 4 FLANAGAN PATRICIA entered from St Patnck Our Lady Com 4 Socxal Com 1 2 Chonsters 3 Pep Club 1 2 FLEUCHAUS RITA entered from Holy Name Eucharxstxc Com I 4 Mxssxon Com 2 3 Strmg Ensemble 3 4 Chonsters 4 retary 2 3 Class Treasurer 1 Sodalxty Treasurer 2 Vlce Prelect 3 Prefect 4 Dxscussxon Com l Players 2 3 4 Secretary 3 Radlo Workshop 3 4 Shield 2 Pep Club 1 2 GAA FOITIK ANNE entered from Frank lm Mxssron Com 1 GAA I 2 3 Vxce Presrdent 3 FOUG LYLA entered from Thompsonvxlle Wnters Com 1 2 3 Secretary 2 Secretary Treasurer 3 Cathohc Lxtera ture Com 4 Radxo Workshop 3 4 Shxeld 2 3 4 News Edx tor 3 Co Edltor 4 Stnng Ensemble 3 4 FRISS MURIEL entered from Holy Name Wnters Com 2 Players 2 3 4 Radio Workshop 3 4 Pep Club I GAA l 2 FRYER ROBERT entered from Holy Name Drscussron Com I Catholxc Lxterature Com 2 FUNK THERESA entered from Holy Name Mxssron Com 1 3 DISCUSSION Com 2 GALLAGHER DOROTHY entered from St Iohn Dlscusslon Com 2 GEDEMER LAVERNE entered from Holy Name Dlscussxon Com 2 Pe Club 4 GAA 2 3 4 GLENN KATHLEEN tered from Longfellow La Crosse Our Lady Com 4 Socral m I 2 3 Players 2 3 Pep Club l GRANT MARIE entered from St Mary Sodalxty Secretary 3 Cathohc Lxterature Com 1 2 4 Secretary 2 Shleldl 2 3 4 Feature Edltor 3 Co Edltor 4 French Club 4 Secretary 4 Pe Clubl2GAAl234 14 Eppers Flynn Funk Feest Fojtxk Gallagher 1- Feuerer Flanagan Fleuchaus Foug Frlss Fryer Gedemer Glenn Grant Page I7 Class of 1946 FLYNN. KATHLEEN--entered from St. Patrick: Class Sec- Writers' Com. 3: Social Com. 1: Players 2: Choristers 3. 4: - I I ' I ' - p : . . . . , .... , -en- I ' I I A I - . Co . , . : . : , 2 .... . 3, 4: . . . 1, 2 .... . - - - , 5 ' g . . . . - : ' ' ' - p . : . . . . , . . L 4 4 I Semors The Bnght Flame Grasser Haas Hermann GRASSER. CATHERINE-entered from St. George. Keno- sha: Discussion Com. 1. 4: Our Lady Com. 2: Parish Lead- ership Com. 3: G.A.A. 1. 4 ..,. GRENINGER. BERNARD- entered from St. Ioseph: Poster Com. l. 2. 3. 4: Choristers 4: Shield 4: Lance 4. Art Editor 4: Track 3. 4 .... GRIFFIN. DENISE-entered hom St. Edward: Social Com. l. 2: Play- ers 2. 3. 4: Choristers 1. 2. 3, Vice-President l: French Club 4. Treasurer 4: Pep Club l. 2. 3. 4 .... GROSS. GLORIA- entered from St. Mary: Mission Com. lr Discussion Com. 2: Catholic Literature Com. 4: Choristers l. 2: Shield 3 .... GROSS, MARGARET-entered from St. Iohn: Mission Com. 2: Discussion Com. 1: Players 2. 3, 4: Pep Club 2, 3. 4: G.A.A. l. 2. 3. HAAS. GERMAINE-entered from St. Edward: Mission Com. 3. 4: Our Lady Com. 2: Social Com. 1: Pep Club 1. Z, 3. 4: G.A.A. 2.3.4. Vice-President 4 .... HAGEN, IOAN- entered from St. Iohn: Catholic Literature Com. 2: Pep Club 1, 2 .... HANSEN. LAWRENCE-entered from St. Iohn: Poster Com. l. 2 .... HAYES. KATHLEEN-entered from Griffin G Gross Hansen Hayes Hrlgers Huck .Oh- QSC' M Gross Henkes Hull St. Rose: Discussion Com. 1: Our Lady Com. 2. 3: Consti- tution Com. 3: Poster Com. 4. Chairman 4: Pan-American Club 4, Publicity Director 4: G.A.A. 1, 2 .... HENKES. DOROTHY-entered from St. lohn: Our Lady Com. 2: Writ- ers' Com il: Pep Club 1. 2. HERRMANN. GLORIA-entered from Washington Ir.: Dis- cussion Com. 2: Eucharistic Com. 3: Players 2: Pep Club 2: Band 2, 3 .... HIGGINS. WILLIAM-entered from St. Ed- ward: Discussion Com. l. 4, Chairman 4: Poster Com. 2: Players 2. 3. 4: Choristers 3. 4, Counselor 3: Pan-American Club 3. 4: Pep Club 4: Science Club 4 .... HILGERS. ELAINE-entered from Holy Name: Parish Leadership Com. 3: Writers' Com. 2: Constitution Com. 3: Catholic Literature Com. 1: Players 2. 3. 4: Shield 2: Pep Club 1. 2. 3. 4: G.A.A. l .... HUCK. WILLIAM-entered from Fairview: Parish Leadership Com. l. 2: Writers' Com. 2 .... HULL. PATRICIA -entered lrom St. Edward: Social Com. 2. 3. 4: Players 2. 3: P Cl b 2. 3. ep u Page 18 ISELIN, HOSEMARY-entered from Washington Park. . . . KASKUBAR. BEATRICE-entered from St. Rose: Euch- aristic Com. 1 .... KEEFE. DOLORES-entered from St. Patrick: Social Com. 2: Poster Com. 1: Players 2, 3: Choris- ters 3, 4: French Club 4, Historian 4 .... KESSER. KEN- NETH-entered from St. Mary: Choristers 1, 2, 3: Basketball 3 .... KIESSLING. THERESE-entered lrom St. George. Kenosha: Discussion Com. 1, 2: Choristers l, Z, 3. 4: French Club 4. KNOBS, IAMES-entered from Franklin: Football 4 .... KNOTEK, FRANK-entered from St. Iohn: Eucharistic Com. 4. Treasurer 4 .... KOLESKE. ELAINE-entered from St. loseph: Mission Com. 1. 2: Our Lady Com. 4 .... KRALI- CEK. IOHN-entered lrom St. Mary: Discussion Com. l: f'1 gi Our Lady Com. 2: Football l. . . . KHENCISZ. GERALDINE -entered from St. Stanislaus: Our Lady Com. 1: Pep Club 1. 2. 3. KROENING. ETHEL-entered from Washington State Graded, Kenosha: Mission Com. 1: Our Lady Corn. 3, 4: Catholic Literature Com. 2: Pep Club 1 .... KHOPP, IACQUELINE-entered from Washington Park: Mission Com. l: Catholic Literature Com. 3, Secretary 3: Pep Club l. . . . KUEHNEMANN. DELORES - entered from Horlick: Shield 3 .... LAUER, IOAN-entered from St. Edward: Our Lady Com. 4: Writers' Com. 1: Players 3, 4: Choristers 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 4: Radio Workshop 3. 4: Shield l: Pep Club 4 .... LAWLER, IOHN-entered from Campion: Discussion Com. 4: Players 3. 4: Choristers 3: Radio Workshop 3: Pep Club 4: Pan-American Club 3. , 'if Www , M , ' 1 Iselin Kaskubar Keeie Kesser Kiessling Knors Knotek Koleske Kralicek Krencisz Kroening Kropp Kuehnemann Lauer Lawler Page 19 Class of 1946 Seniors . . . The Bright Flame 9 Lubnewskr ' cCarthy McDonald ' Mohrbacker Mueller LIPP CHARLES entered from Holy Name Socral Com from St Caslmrr Kenosha MISSION Com l Our Lady Com Bcmdl 2 3 LUDWIG ELIZABETH entered from Franklrn Wnters Com 3 Soclal Com 2 Chorrsters 2 Radxo Workshop 3 GAA 2 LUDWIG GENEVIEVE entered from Washmgton Iumor Catholrc Lrterature Com 2 Play ers 2 3 4 Radro Workshop 3 Pep Club 2 GAA 2 LUDWIG ROSEMARY entered from Franklm Mrssxon Com MCCARTHY IOAN entered from Unron Grove Normal Mxssron Com l 2 Socxal Com 4 Chorxsters 3 4 MCDONALD IAMES entered from St Mary Mrssron Com I 2 Poster Com 3 Football 1 MARES RICHARD entered from St Edward Clase Vxce Presrdent 3 Sodahty B Ludwlg G Ludwxg Mares Mlaneckx Murphy Newton R Lu dwxg Mxslums Ochs Prefect 4 Drscussxon Com l Social Com 2 3 Players 2 3 3 4 Monogram Club 4 MIANECKI BERNARD entered from Weyerhauser Cmcmnatl MISKINIS ELAINE entered from Washmgton Park Our Lady Com 4 GAA 4 MOHRBACKER PAUL entered from St Rose Com 1 2 4 Pep Club 4 Football I 2 3 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Monogram Club 4 Golf 1 2 4 MUELLER entered lrom Holy Name Socral Com 1 2 Band MURPHY FRANK entered lrom St Patrrck C m I 2 Football 1 NEWTON VALERIE lrom Sturtevant Euchanstrc Com l Poster Com Players 2 3 4 Band 2 3 4 OCHS RUTH from Washmgton Park Lance 4 Socral RITA Soclal entered entered Page 20 25 ' I 922222 if ' fl Wiz , .. 4 ' A ,F sc: ' , . ,V S A! f ' I i ' 14' 7 V , 0 4 3 Q s ' .... 7 'H ' 1 . 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LUBNEWSKI, VIRGINIA-entered Choristers I. 4: Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Football 3, 4: Basketball 2: , , , 4 .... , I - . . ll ' '. . . . , - 2. : ' . , : - l. 2,-3. , - , , ' ' . : ' ' . : . 2, 3, 4: OLLEY CATHERINE entered from Washmgton Iumor Drscussxon Com 2 Catholrc Lrterature Com 3 4 Chaxrman 4 Players 3 4 Pep Club 3 4 Scxence Club 4 ORTH MARY entered from Holy Name Our Lady Com l Euch arxstxc Com 2 Parxsh Leadership Com 3 Playersl 2 Band l 2 Strung Ensemble 3 4 OTEMAN MARY entered from St Rlta Eucharlstlc Com I 2 Chonsters I 2 PAPARA LOUIS entered from Sacred Heart Mxssxon Com 1 2 Chonsters I PETERSON DONALD entered from Holy Name Class Pres1dent2 Poster Com 1 2 3 Football 1 2 3 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Monogram Club 4 Presxdent 4 PETIT IUNE entered from St Thomas Kenosha Drs cussron Com 2 Our Lady Com I French Club I Band I 2 PFEIFFER RICHARD entered from St Mary Mrs sron Com l Players 3 4 Chonsters 3 4 Pep Club 4 POLCIN IULIE entered from Franklm Mxssron Com 2 I onh Ptelffer Quadraccr Radavxch Olley Petlt Page 2l Oteman Polcm Rammelt Pansh Leadershlp Com 3 Chonsters 3 4 GAA 2 3 POPLAWSKI ELIZABETH entered from St Mary Mlssron Com l 3 4 Players 2 3 4 Chorlstersl 2 3 4 Secretary Pep Club 1 2 3 PULICE ROSEIVIARY entered from St Mary Mxssxon Com l Chorlstersl 2 3 4 French Club I Pep Club l QUADRACCI HELEN entered from St Iohn Mrssron Com 4 Catholxc Literature Com 2 Players 2 3 4 Llbranan 4 Shxeld 2 Pep Clubl 2 3 GAA 1 2 3 RADAVICH HELEN entered from Washmgton Park Pep Club 4 RAMMELT KENNETH entered from Sacred Heart Mxssron Com 2 Chonsters 2 Pep Club 4 Football 2 3 4 Monogram Club 4 RAUEN WANDA entered from St Thomas Kenosha Mzssxon Com I Band I RODGERS HOW ARD entered from Franklm Football 4 Basketball 4 Band 2 3 4 Monogram Club 4 Vw 'W-e Papara Peterson Poplawslu Pulxce Rauen Rodgers Class of 1946 . - .. ,. : 3: ..,, I ....- 3.4 .... l' , .I I.: .... 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The Bright Flame 4' 1 Rogan Rondmelh f Ruffalo Sanders Scherble Schnexder Scholler Scholz Schuxt Sherman Simon Sladky Smxth Sorauf Spaay ROGAN WILLIAM entered from St Iohn Class Treasur er 2 Pan Amencan Club 4 Presxdent 4 Football l 2 3 Band I 2 Monogram Club 4 RONDINELLI FRANK entered from Lakesxde Social Com 1 Chorxsters 2 Football RUFFALO MAMIE entered from Washxngton Park SANDERS MARY MARGARET Patrlck Mlssron Com 3 Dxscussron Com ershxp Com 2 Radio Workshop 3 Pep SCI-IEIBLE VIRQINIA entered from St Com 2 4 Pansh Leadershxp Com 3 Pep Club l 2 3 4 Vxce Presrdent 4 Scxence Club 4 entered from St l 4 Parxsh Lead ub l 2 Ioseph MISSION SCHNEIDER BARBARA entered from St Edward Mrs szon Com 1 Our Lady Com 3 4 Socxal Com 2 Players 3 Pep Club 2 3 GAA1 2 SCHOLLER IEAN enter ed from St Rose Catholzc Lxterature Com l Dxscusslon Com 2 Mrssxon Com 3 SCHOLZ ROBERT entered from Sacred Heart Dxscussxon Com I 2 Chorxsters l 2 3 Scxence Club 4 SCHUIT MERCEDES entered from Washmgton Park SHERMAN DONALD entered Irom St Ioseph Class Presxdent 4 Vice Prelect 4 Poster Com l Band I Monog am Club 4 SIMON PHYLLIS entered from St Mary Mxssxon Com I Euchanstlc Com 2 Pep Club l SLADKY IAMES entered from Holy Name Class Presxdent l Poster Com l Football 1 2 4 Monogram Club 4 SMITH PATRICIA entered from St Edward Socxal Com l 2 3 4 Chaxrman 3 Vzce Chaxrman 4 Players 2 3 4 Pep Club l 2 3 4 Cheerleader 4 Captam 4 SORAUF DONALD entered from St Edward Our Lady Com 3 Soc1al Com l 2 4 Players 2 3 4 Pep Club 4 Presxdent 4 Debatmg Club 4 Football Manager 3 Basketball 3 Cheerleader 4 Mono gram Club 4 Secretary Treasurer 4 SPAAY EUGENE entered from St Mary Burlxngton Chonsters l 2 3 Page 22 .I 153 ' . . , L . . . 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All 4 X gf A . ,X l fm ' .. 6- .i 1 . in ' , 4 I A ' or E1 15. 32524 , I ' ' 5 ' I l I 5 ' I i Players 2: Pep Club 4: Football l. 2, 3. 4: Basketball 2, 3. 4: I. 2. 3. 4 .... . - ' I Y - ' . : ' 1 Cl . . 4 .... l I ' I I ' ' I ' 'f STEBERL EDWARD entered from Sacred Heart Dxscus slon Com 1 Poster Com 2 3 4 Treasurer 4 Shxeld l 2 3 4 Managmg Edxtor 3 Lance 3 4 Assocxate Edxtor 4 SULLIVAN WILLIAM entered from Mxtchell Social Com 4 Football 3 4 Monogram Club 4 TARAS EUGENE entered from St Stamslaus Wrrters Com 2 Socxal Com 1 Football 1 Basketball 4 Band l 2 THOMAS IEAN entered from St George Kenosha Dxscusslon Com l Our Lady Com 2 TIRABASSI DIVINA entered from St Iames Kenosha Dxscussxon Com 1 Euchanstxc Com 2 Chonstersl 2 3 4 VALLNER AGNES entered from St Patnck Dxscussxon Com 2 4 Parlsh Leadershmp Com 3 Players 3 4 Secre tary 4 VAN SUSTEREN ROBERT entered from St lohn Class Vxce Pres1dent4 Wrlters Com 1 Mxssron Com 2 3 4 Chazrman 4 VASH BERNARD entered from St Mary Dxscussxon Com 2 Chonsters 2 3 4 Shxeld 2 VELICER LOIS entered from Mcliznley Class Treasur er 2 Class Secretary I Constxtutxon Com 4 Cathollc Lltera ture Com l 2 4 Playersl 2 3 4 French Club 4 Presrdent 4 Pep Clubl 2 3 4 VENNE DOUCLAS entered from St Patnck Socxal Com 1 Players 2 3 4 Pep Clubl 2 3 4 Football 3 4 Basketball 3 4 Monogram Club 4 VERBETEN EDWARD entered from St Ioseph Wnters Com 2 Socxal Com 1 Football 1 2 3 4 Band l 2 3 4 Monogram Club 4 VROOMAN BETH entered from McKmley Our Lady Com 3 4 Chairman 4 Players 2 3 4 Chonsters 4 Radxo Workshop 3 4 Pep Club 2 3 4 WEINHEIMER MARY ELLEN entered from St George Kenosha Mlssxon Com 2 Socxal Com 1 Shxeld 3 WELLS CHARLES entered from Lakeslde MISSIOD Com 1 Poster Com 3 4 Players 2 Football l 2 3 4 Monogram Club 4 WEYRES ROSEMARY entered from St George Kenosha Dxscussron Com l Our Lady Com 2 Poster Com 4 Pep Club 3 Band 2 tw' 5 4'-L IZA K x nn Steberl Sullxvan Taras Thomas Vallner Van Susteren Vash Vehcer Verbeten Vrooman Wemhelmer Wells Page 23 Tlrabassx Venne Weyres Class of 1946 ' , Q ' ' - , - , ,.,. . .. , - - : : . .... , - I - 7 ' ' , , , ' ' , , . : ' . : , . . : . . , : A 9 Sq 9 6 is 4 ,K LT 5 4 A li 4 'S '73 , , I 3 ,., 1-fn' f I , A , A if, P F ,Q p S Q ., Q ' ,f 3 ': xt X ,Elgin-. 4 3' L Q . 5 4 bv w .. Semors The Bnght Flame X f is Whelan Wxlhelmx Wmter The Heart of the Flame oodard WHELAN EDWARD en tered from St Edward Drs cussxon Com 1 Players 2 3 4 Chonstersl 4 an Amerxcan Club 3 4 Pep Club 1 2 3 4 Debatmg Cub 4 Football 1 2 3 4 Basketball Manager 4 Monogram Club 4 WILHELMI LILLIAN tered from Washmgton Park WINTER IOHN entered from St Patnck Class Treasurer 4 Socxal C m 1 Footballl 2 3 4 Bandl 2 3 4 Monogram Club 4 WIRRY LOB RAINE entered from St Ioseph Mxsslon Com 1 2 Players 2 3 4 Pep Club 1 2 WOODARD DO LORES entered from St Mary Socral Com 2 Cath olxc Llterature Com 1 Pep Club I Page 24 lumors The Soft Glow Iunlor year' School loegms to be famlllar stamp lng grounds for th1s class Iunlors get thelr tlrst taste ot bemg upper classrnen In fact the whole merry year 1s a serles of frrsts f1rst act1ve part 1n the Play Prom Prolect Flrst Prom servmg at the Semor Supper and Breakfast They start to speclal 1ze rn stud1es as they branch out 1nto the held of thelr part1cular l1k1l'1g S Dlane Haas and Ioan Benson make a deal wxth Dolores Benson the hrst day Left to right in the foreground are: Hanruhan, Brunker. Hermes. Bern- hardt, Calvino, Draeger, Doll, Dombrowski. Page 25 Cockw :se G Preszdem Conifirye Peach vice Ury John ance Hall Velfu ecre ylhs pee S preside st ffeqsu nt Und fer s r, .3 . .41 2.35 'i' 1, ZS. l f-vi H' B V. rw A 5 . , i . - ef- .+5, 'J' F -ef? . . .A nv , 9 .. D. 2 at 4 1.,', A aint. nz Ja .Ju rv-s P 'G 1 'M 1 -. uv T, 4 1' .,,r , ?Z.:m . ' Q Una ii f f Q , 1 9 . ji ' li ' .K N Q . if 3 'W yn 'V'- . W gg Q ' 'M le , -I . 4, l I , r , ' .. . 'Ir Y W A L. ' ,5 Q ',,..MA 3 'Q an an ' T +:' 'D Q 4 ev 'wg if ..:. 1 f Qzx X '91 'R if f Q 'Lx F3 4,5 5... Q' ',. 'A ..-F f ,,.' ' 5 Q 1 ' . , 'sq J' - ,I f .if v ev' 'S -ff' Q k J f' nf ,X . - I if gf . fri, m 5 . .a 4- ' 3 1 A, .- ,,, Q 5' Q ' , 'N' 37 'ff' , 1 J' wk if if fy K A , A M YW avi A me 1.5-1 1' . Z 1 1 'mr li L 5 f W 'x 45' Eli' 'SQ - 2: .. - IQ K 9' n' 2 J' G? 'li 4 fi L Juniors Lei! to Right: Rrndt Asby E. Barina I. Barina S. Barranco Bauer I. Becker Iim Becker P. Becker T. Becker Bennett D. Benson I. Benson Bernhard! Bertelsen Bleidorn Bogucki Bohn Brady Brunker Buckley Bumeit Calvino Celesie Costoriere Chvilicek Cunningham Dederich Del Frate Corrigan Denig Doll Dombrowski Draeger Feest Feuerer Fischer Fischer Fleuchaus Flynn Foldy Frank Freer Funk Geb Gedemer Gehring Gentile Page 26 The Soft Glow Lei! to right Geoghan Georgeff Gerth Goodsell Gosselin Goulais Green Gruber Hall Hall Halpin Haman Hamers Hanrahan Heck Heidenreich Heiring Hering Hermes Hemmingsen Hill Hingtgen Hinsman Hinsman Holt Iselin Barranco and Seitz are ready to start. Iamieson K. Iansen M. Iansen Ieney Iensen Iuarez Kaglioti Kaiser Kaplan Kaskubcxr Katrosils Kelly D. Kohlmann M. Kohlmarm Koleske Kowalsky I.aCcmne dwnqyni at I.aFrcmicr Page 27 A iw '-W-9' ,iw .81 AL- .36 'wir' .gy ,Hn x The Soft Glow Hight lo left Ed. Ruetz Ruelz Rumpsa Saculla Sanlilli Sawasky Schliesmann Schoene Scholzen Scholzen Schultz Sinsky Seilz Sisak Skotski Small Smith Stream Slukel Summers Sura Sustachek Tennessen Thoennes Thomas Vanderwarn Veltus Vollendorl Wells Werner Weyres Whalen Whaley Willems Wilhelmi Williams Zinnen Zlevor We had a good time at our Player fish bake. Zirbes Zukowski Page 29 N f 5 4 V-ms mn . 4,1 511 wr. 'Lui' , -:,h9 QW- I- S A eo l IQ. v Li' ii, 'fgrg ff' l 1 is r, I . , ra .' 'r -' wx Q 4' 1. A an . -tv ! - fd' w...,gv Tk Q, 3,7 1' x -4 'W f i ' me -vl V S sw 1- 4 Q - Y 1 - we rx ' F pf ,5 ' A '91, .px if S 4 ' , 1 vi. , ., 'ix - K h 1 4 i 1 H W 4 A ' 9 ns- 5- .ace L? 3 .J Q I, - if J fa ve' 1 '-if ef :'.. I K l 'M I 'E' l 4 if A sf' fl' 5 1 V , ora ,a 1 Fx f v' 4- 0 I t 4,3 I wg W, N. W ifw va 43, fa- A iv.. gif if -:' 1 at W -Q. S Y --- 115'- fy .- -1 r A, 4',' '14 I Ev- it fxtx '-P? Page 30 S011 p omores -1 el ,sf uamxmu fn The Flrst Sputter Whe g rosh are trans formed mto swan sophs an almost lmperceptrble change comes over students IH the class A httle- swag ger creeps mto thexr walk when near freshmen sald swagger dzs appearmg w h e n upperclassmen loom on the honzon But fear not' They wouldnt be average sopho mores mf they dxdnt go through thzs stage They stxll follow the general program but attend mornxng ses s1or1s All school orgamzahons ex cept clubs with speclal requlrements are now open to them At present the largest class xn school great thmgs are expected from these forty ezghtersl n the ducklm f V1 ce Presxdent Klx wxclcy Secretary Marxanne I cohson Presldent Ralph Thomas and Trea surer Pat Madden Metz Klxwxcky Wasxle vxch Kxrklewskl look for assxgnment s m the Press Room Peyton deau and Karrow seem to enyoy buol Hecupero B OQY The First Sputter Left to right Aldert Anzalone Arendi Auterman Bailey Barnhart Becker We're happy we're going home. Beeicher Blessinger 'BP' -.ef 2 N lv J-48 Ng? of , ' ., .1 I, B.. B XJ V .. x al an - 'Q ,.,' n X. I! YV is I , f - I M., f 'f X I , I M. K A ommel ' 0 I' Bodeau , 7 ..,, 'Z -32 L A 3 5 - ' Bohn f fi ' 1 ,NA ' ey, ' Boyle ff ' Na-Q ' -3 1 V Brazd ns 'ie ni ' i ' L reh ff i N ' jf sy W M1 7 ,Av I L, 1 y 4. , Brockhaus ' X, Bruton ,, Sv 4, ,gf 'Q Buckley '- 'J ' A an , . , ,J Bunda -PL j in A '32 Wir '-7 'Q Burke -f V I 1 N J +V - Q Burns V 'Xl X f '- Xf T ' in X' ' 'X ' . ff ,,,,,. 5' Burns Q ' Cage f 'f A an Cain N. is b Q- at ,, A Q-L V 4: L b Callcm Q V W H ' ,.,. 7 Q ., 5, .Y V- Candela 2 ff -xv 5 Canfield Q if Q , 4 . '- X, x,,r if N fr . ie Ccrls - - Chaffee f is , A Chiapetta H ,., 0, 5 , 5 SI' ,, g M7 ' ' -K 1' Christensen ' A ' ., 9 5.' Christensen W-' ji, -a Q ' H xy , Cieslukowski 4 1 ij I Le, X r gs ji ' - Cdilova W jf ' ' V 'f j cmley ' A . , Q ummings A V ,Q 5'W'f' l , X 1 ' Dederich 4 iw.: wil Disterhoft 4, ,Q fi- -vw x qw, xv Donahue , , J , fi' ' I 1 V Eagan B V 5.7 Y , Engelmann Qu ' i Fees! W 5 Fervoy , - ' f ' Fischer is 'fi Flynn ' l . Page 31 j NL 0' V 3- Y A lv .:. 1 B Q15 www The First Sputter Left to right Knors Koleske Konz Kosterman Kowalczyk B. Kowalslcy M. Kowalsxy Krause Krenzke Krescanko Kueny LaBrasca Langer Lasky E. Lauer M. Lauer Lemke Leonard Lipp Little Ludwig Ludwig McManners Marsch Marlinsen Matson May Merchle Metz Michels Miller Miller Miskinis Moore Mross Mueller Murray The saxophone ensemble gives out al the pep assembly Musil Muzenski Myers Neau Netzinger Neumann Niesen Page 33 ,L ' .fe-sv T - 5 3 i' V Mx 1, ww W e e gs ' J' 3 1 an Q' '2 F M -1' gf W V V .,:.. ef A . s J ,rf ,f L-vi. . Y 4 ,R -, f M N ---gs ,, Jai :,,,, ,QJL2 l l ' l ' , 59 may 'Q'-9 -4' I 1 g . I A ' 4 K ' -rr as 'S 0 :lv 'W n 45 , .4 'lffvwi K 4, :', , ' A rf' -As kj Q :CIA 159 1. I gf: 4. 'l , . ' Qjjg 1 - . A M 2 l Y W ,, ,nr- Q' , MAJ , f A -rY'. ' - 1 ,, ,, , N 3 r f .1795 Y -X wg M ! -:r- 3054. ,ln g ,O qm- -1 f , y , x ,A li. 43 Q K -3 N. , 8 r X 1 ll ' ' A, N-1 rf 5213 rar: 'x I fix It , 'v 'Y ,I -M -:V The First Sputter Left to right Seitz Aquin edges around the comer on the way to Villa Street Sherman Sielafl B. Sieger P. Siege: Simon Smith Spaniers Snieker Stark Sieiner Stindle Stonehouse Sullivan Tennessen Tharinger Thomas Toohey Tremeear Troestler Undorf Urban Verhaeghe Venne f Veselik Voleska Wasilevich Weidner Wemmert White Wiesner Wilear Williams Wood Wurster Young Zenner Zlevor Page 35 xi .ao u.-Q W f X QB' '1' 3 . v Y o M 'Q V T:iI1,b , 4 4 V V , X Q K fa M . -v A 3 A 'E' rg nw- 'X -aw '27, '19 , V7 ' ,fi I fy Q . '2 ' L ' v .3 -qw N 3 X A Q asf . Q4 X' r :lf af ' ' EW A W ':, . if f V X q I '.f, K .l X f .4 . f ..- mx! . , 1' fr' - ul A ,,, 3, B, , ,i , ' M 7 u F4 . A 5 Nl f .J l F' Vi ' an ,i .Q A ' :Q :J as ,f V ' J ' w ' uw UC' 'FQQL '17 . Q- -1' 4' Freshmen lei PFUM 5,594-1 The New Wicks That element without which the school just could not be-the freshmen! Oh. upperclassmen may haze them good-naturedly. but it's all in fun. and the whole student body has a warm spot in its heart for the frosh. In their first year treshies attend afternoon sessions and iol- low a general program that covers a variety of subjects. They have their own Sodality with separate committees. Oi the activities in school, the only ones open to them at this time besides Sodality are Press Club and G.A.A. To the class of '48 goes credit for taking the initiative in starting the Eldred Williams collection among the students. A great crowd. Secretary Kathleen Griffin, President Iames Dcrment, Treasurer Michael Cranley, and Vice-President Iames Moe. On the way to class are McCarthy, Peach. Williams. Rammelt, Fredericks, Wil- son, Giovannini. Peach. Olle, Zimprich lead the way. v Rivers, Guilbault, Linden, Kelemen head for home. Page 36 The l ?, -x .h if xy. , Y lx - i Q J. V New Wicks , . 1 fa Left to right Q MU, Q V Adamczyk , ggi' Albert 47-7 i , QW W I f Q 3 I-XudenbY ff, DJ X, ..,, Bahl -41 WV . V Bunce M. i 3 ' Bcmy ',, ,A ' ' y A V9q,,e' I V Banucci G' 23 gi A A , 9 Sv GT, 2 6 Baumstark , Y f C, , 4 it ' A Bayer 7?,,LH'fLLW1VL S N AF , x V . 1 -er bmw IL ff - U iii Q e,l f 'e vf+ ,l.c C W Becker I i' g 1 ff? ' ', ' ' 2, if 3 Becker V 'G VJ, f 1' ik dafxlvl Q C W4 Y - . 5 X w iff'-' 'ff .l .L ni -. Mg. Bergemann Q' V f K ' Berres A 1 ' 1 - 'J ' .. 3 Berres M L 5- ' Bertelsen L 3 E 'Q 1,4 P' 1 Beyer 'L' ' . 3' M , A W Bluski 'lf ' gf -,Er if 'ZS ig V ,, , nw ff l - V pix ' ' , Bobusch I A - I D A ar ea, .f Boerner ' 3 5 K R' l Bogucki A ' 'I ky X M X Bonnar ' . ,M - ,I ' Botwinski 'Q' .m an f -'4 fi- K, apr Bovi Q, g'jv 'A ' M A 1 fi , + gg k and A Brehm xg , . Brumm ij X A Brunst 4 5, 9 Buisse , if V , 3 A ' - Bums A 'Y in C V X 2- m ,i fa . . 'U ,C if fe-eg Budo J if if ' ' 'V ' .,, .' t ! M , ,A , A V ,, 5' W A I A 'iff A , 'dx fx - X 'AN Burdick , Burg 1 , Af, Burrows , W' 3 b , . -HB- Byrne me I 3 g Canfield A H L 'U' P ' 'N 3 fl-i Castle ll 'V A 1 5? - is , 1 3' ' V ' il xi ' yQ2'f:y,1 'flffi Mi 'Q ' V . K V H igz'jiQ:fg:31,1:23S:Eg?',: H 5 Q: myxuxu Chopycxk 2 Clementi P Q N' wry, Coffey f' f Collins l, ,Q A A Cramer 1' A ,ff-1' ' ' Z Q4 C l f f - Q .4 , '-J:-f A W , ran ey K m . W V A H , if .. ff ' ,fl K Ai , I rf W, K ,, A ji Cunningham V L Q K , Daquisto Daley I pb ,4 Damenl Tk . A 44 ' Delaney ' . ' V ' Dxsterholt 5. JZ- J I, V.. . ' 5. M A nl , n Ji, D -' 5, Dmegef DJ ll ' A ' , n' I 11. 0. 5 Hrascic x f fDubuque Dumont . ls I Durben Y Egan - 3 , xxx ga. ,541 - 5 a ,. ,, , Page 37 ft, ' Q' l L b Q' iq A D ,L V, v The New Wicks Jw ,al X X Y 1 5 , v Page 39 :lm ry Left to right lirush Iohnson Iohnson Iuraska Kaisler Kaplan Karecka Karls Karls Kelemen Kemen Kemen Kennedy Kilkelly Kinney Klewicky Kobal Kohlmann Kosterman Kowalsky Krahn Krause Kropp Lamers Ali- +1-7' ,as f' Q5 A ...rw 87,5-' 13. mf Y K R ' L fkfpof' 13 f P J! I K C. ' , V3-4? ,.f- KT-P? ,pf K -I ' N K ' 1 rg . g fe! l L:-f 1? X Q f . Q 6 D A D I 'FH Kg GL QC gf x at 4 7 , 1, A-W' 49 -1- '-03 D , 1 Nur' X I 'K o K- '53 ' L K xiii mf Y K J K 1-ffm, Langenfeld 4. an M A if if ' .M H- Larmoye Lantow Larsen Leannah Le Roux Leuker I. Linden L. Linden Lowen Lorenzini Loughan Ludwig Mc Carthy C. Mc Dermid N. Mc Dermid Mc Mahon Mac Pherson anderfeld ares Matterer Mauel Menden Menden Merriman Meteyard Mikulecky Mikulesky Miller Miller .4 we . - f' .3 Q '--1 , cv K . . ,. K f -I, -QQ I I 1 .4 A' . I' . if 6 5 ,nr 2, -' .K X K K K K KK, 'f KK 4 1 f K ,ar ' K x fb- ' ' :gf . 2 K xo- , ,f if 'ty 'L . . f 3 1, ,fa fa . . , KL. . Xa .i ...z ,-1 -- '3 571 ii. in 4' , f ,, .Q ' V Q, :-Y V ' 1' Qs L fha .5 3 ' , A I '71 I 'K' A 'gf' f rf V' l ki' L f' A 4511:-' 1? f - - 'IK A - fl' '-'M' B 'X ' ' V -M3136 K ' .Rf nr ,..,, ,..f.. x9 is 9 l 9,43 .X , ' 1 K, P ,K 3 AH The New Wicks Left to right Spieker Sieimle Stulac Summers Sura Suslache N Sweeny Szondi Tarr Theres Thielen Therkelson Thoennes Ioanne Shuman. Carl Qua- dracci, Audrey Kobal make their Lance drive returns to Kenneth Cramer. Thome Thome M. Thomas S. Thomas Trimberger Triggiano A. Urban E. Urban Vash Verbelen Vergadamo I. Verhaeghe R. Verhaeghe Vig Wade Wagner Wasilevich Wayo Wells Williams E. Wilson M. Wilson Winier Wirlz Yasko Yost Zauner Zboril Zdanko Zlevor Zimprich Zinrxen Page 41 I 1 'X , fain, ,nn ,xxx M, .5 he e W .... :H e ilx 8 'ps f L . u' g' A -a --S if 7 1554 , A , ,iz-vt: in W -N Y 4 -1 f . cf if VN r ' 194 Q 3 Q as ,- 4-6? A+ . Q A J I I h K g Q Y, in A dw' as ' .. H if :, ity A f x X 6, . 4. as. ' 3 SI? A- V A is i , 5 , .is llj i f A ' 4-lt, - Fi, . fix? f .V iw' 9 3 I v as lv: ' 'H 'X 3 ' ' Q - 'Z' - 5 if I. ,Q if Nbex, We Slock Up Left to nghi Father Wntko wmk Stream Valley Slad ,ir- ,,f We Roll Up Our Sleeves Loi! Gross Bnen Mohrbcxcker Above Heck Smlih Surcx Hxll Page 42 O X4 ff 0,90 XX S ff I5-af 'Sf' ,685 N55 l D-. if .XM ff' .5 KP? 'N-Q Y,-f 7 ZW Feedmg the Flame Our Lady s Sodahty Called 1m1deGlS0ddl1ty by Father! H0961 Lyons Sl Our Ladys Sodalxty took over a brg share of the natronal drrector Our Ladys Sodahty IS one ot the most actrve groups ot nts kmd m the country Thrs year the orgamzatxon became a member ol SUMA the Sodalrty Unron of the Milwaukee Archdrocese Monthly meetrngs rn Mxlwaukee were attended by prefects and sodalrsts In May St Catherine s played host for the last get together As members of the Umon the Sodalrty lomtly sponsored the Lourdes Ball annual SUMA formal dance Double shrtt school schedule thus year necessrtated an upper and rumor drvrsron ol the organxzahon Both groups had the same mayor ofhcers but freshman commrttees had separate commxttee chaxrmen Peace txme brought recon versron rn the commzttee system also Two commxttees were drsbanded and the Our Lady ol Vrctory group turned from wartxme actxvltles back to spxntual proyects becom mg agam Our Lady Commrttee Another new leature were the open forum drscussrons Subyects Should Catholrcs date non Catholxcs and What about gomg steady called forth a great deal of lrvely student partrclpatron Father Lyons holds a councrl meehng xg-J actrvrtres carned on at the annual Open House rn Novem ber Parents had a chance to sxt rn and partrcrpate m an actual general assembly The yearly retreat conducted an Ianuary by Father Lyons was also under the ausprces ot the entrre organxza tron Ofhcers not prctured wrth Father Lyons are Marlon Ancxnec Natronal Advrsory Board member and lames Scholzen boys secretary EUCHARISTIC COMMITTEE To ian the flame oi love for Chrxst rn the Blessed Sacra ment rs the gurdmg purpose of the Eucharlstrc Commrttee Its vanous actrvrtres Included monthly drstnbutxon of the character burlder holy hour on the Thursday beiore the hrst Frxday a tnduum rn honor of St Ioseph urgxng ot frequent Holy Communron the Musxcale purchase of Candelabra and torches and collectron ol used gold tor replatrng the challce Dolores Brren and Wrllram Grady headed the senxor and junror unxts whrch Sxsters Mary Iosepha and Alban advrsed Back row Secretary Buckley Treasurer Toohey Vxce Prefect Sherman, Secretary Iamreson Treasurer Venne tront Pretect Flynn Father Lyons Pretect Mares Page 44 n I I I on popular current topics held ,at general assemblies. 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Y ' R' sf t Q 5 2 NL, ' l l 5 Q S, Z -. s CATHOLIC LITERATURE COMMITTEE Heres a commlttee that doesnt mmd xl you bury your nose m a book provided the book IS Catholxc The lumor and semor com mlttee came out xn the publlc eye by ex hlblhng and selhng Cathollc books at Open House Thls group cxrculates the Leglon I Decency lxsts collects magazlnes for mlssxon anes and sells pamphlets They also pro moted magazme SUDSCTIPIIOIIS durmg Catho llc Press Month Chaxrmen for semor cmd lumor unlts were Catherme Olley and Cath erme Karls advxsers S xsters Consolata and Marcellme Arendt helps Mr and Mrs Sura select book s Werner browses POSTER COMMITTEE Publxclty for the flame of Cathohc actxon was provxded by the Poster Commlttee whlch has lor lts purpose to serve other commxttees Events hlghhghted xnclude Open House the 9 GIIIGIBUI' arhsts also buxlt the thlrd floor Chrxstmas cub Co chaxrmen upperclassmen were Mary Lauer and Dorothy Lange freshmen lack Karls Sxster M Aqumas advxsed both groups Poster Brehm and Lauer work on Chrxstmas prolect SOCIAL COMMITTEE Sparkhng good txmes make hte brighter accordmg to the Socmal Committee They sponsored the Homecoming Dance Heart Hop March Twxrl Sprmg Dance and SUMA ln formal Upper dlvxsxon soclalxtes ran a cour tesy campaxgn and the freshmen sectlon conducted a package drlve brmgmg lood and clothmg for the needy m Europe Chaxrmen were Patrlcla Hull and Nancy Chopyak ad vmsors Smsters Robert and Agnes Rose Hearts tor the Heart Hop Flynn bherman Troestler Crqpley Paulus Buckley McCarthy Page 45 Commlttee members Grenmger Steberl if . . ' . . . 1 A ,Vx rin- ' .. . . O , . - r . . . ip.. I - - as 'Q' f . . 1 1 Q - r' A . . . f K Y Pagan Baby Drive, SUMA. Thes 1 . . . ' , ry, A . v' . , I K x at f 2 2 J K . I . 3 V . l . i U fr ,il ' Q. Pmcrkowski Capasso Sanders Wasilevicn Bogucki conduct a vo ation panel during re ea Egan Scheible and Miller check the ord ers Prefe ct Catherine Haacker 45 leads the Living Rosary on World Sodality Day gn. rf , .U DISCUSSION COMMITTEE Not content merely to talk the Dis cussion Committee backed up their words with actions During Open House they stirred up fanfare for the sale of Catholic literature by a skit in the library and set the pace f the lively discussion in the auditori um open forum As a special ser vice to senior girls the group con ducted a panel on the Sisterhood during retreat Durmg Vocation Week they exhibited a large display of books and pictures Bill Higgins was the chairman and Sister M Elaine the adviser MISSION COMMITTEE To enable missionaries to carry the torch of Catholic knowledge to Ioreign lands the Mission Commit tee sought the prayers and dona tions of the Sodalists Senior Mis sionites made and sold the home coming and heart favors sponsored the Pagan Baby Drive and collection of stamps and during Lent the Daily Six The freshman group gave a skit during Vocation Week Robert Van Susteren and Iames Dament were chairmen of the senior and junior groups Sister M Anaclete and Sister M William were advrs ers OUR LADY COMMITTEE Fostering devotion to the Patroness of the Sodality the Our Lady Com mittee alerted Sodalrsts to her prom xses urged the Our Lady of Fatima novena and endeavored to make every day Rosary Day Freshmen presented a valentine of rosaries to the Queen and conducted Our Lady Gift Shop as part of their campaign to have a May altar in every home World Sodallty Day with the living rosary climaxed the activities of the group Chairmen and advisers f the seniors were Sister M lane and Beth Vrooman and of the lumors Si t M ser arre Ioseph and George Durben CONSTITUTION .COMMITTEE To study and to interpret the con- stitution. the scaffolding of the So- dality. were the duties of the mem- bers of the Constitution Committee. Two amendments concerning the dissolution of committees and the succession of officers were made this year. David Crewe headed the group while Sister Anaclete was the adviser. Page 46 NJA -ffik I Y rlifrff -- r 0 54-' r Y C -. ll' .lx nfs,--D-S g- 'nps,,,. A , en, ' - 's 'QA . -,, Upper left: Gowns lor the Vocation Week skit are modeled by Kowalsky and Bobusch tor the benefit ol Hulko. center. and Daley. Upper right: The living rosary starts on its way. Middle left: Bertelsen and Gosselin sign up for vocation pamphlets from Discussion Committee chairman, Higgins. Middle right: Cranley. Hall. Kowalsky, Disterholt, and Graham prepare packages tor Europe. Lower left: Zauner, Thome. Zimprich. and Cramer act out a religious vocation skit. 45' The Shield Press Club members tacmg the camera are Pmcxkow .E skx Bauernfelnd Carls Foug Brxen Grant and Candela Seated IS Helen Zens assoclcxte edltor of 45 Mld the cllcklng ot typewrlters and the murmur of expert headlmers the monthly ed1t1on ol The Sh1eld goes 1nto punt under the careful supervlslon of Co edxtors Lyla Foug and Mane Grant and Managrng Ed1tor Dolores Brlen The ed1tor1al stall are page edltors Ioan Benson Arlene Boguckl Mary P1I1C1kOWSli1 and Ruth Stream The llttle lady who balances the books IS Florence Wells wh1le creator ol those snappy sports wrlte ups and that llttle fellow Fenwlck IS Tom Mlllstead Stall members Boguckx Stream Carla Neumann Olk and P k Tlus year all Journal stlc act1v1t1es were organ Jzed 1nto the Press Club whlch holds monthly meettngs at whlch stall members 1n1t1ate cubs dlscuss paper pOl1C1eS and hold Qutll and Scroll 1n1t1at1on At the December meetlng members ex changed glfts The Shleld stall toured the Mllwau kee Iournal bu1ld1ng ln March where everyone trxed to absorb a httle more newspaper experrence When th h l e rus o the season was over members held a Press Banquet followed by danclng and the annual Ascenslon Thursday p1cn1c Benson looks lt over as Bnen managmg mcr owsk1 talk over the latest xssue ll -425885519 edxtor dxscusses Fenwrck wnth Mxllstead Page 48 'S V. 4 ,ll I '. tt , 1 P - 3' s sl' - - 1 , ' . 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W .uv J 7 T of T rf H Q - A , . .4 11.-:wil , U s' . , ' , ,Q ,Mm I L 2 Y 5 M , ji f , 1 lfx The Lance In the busy atmosphere of the Press Room the spark that became the Flame ed1t1on of The Lance was k1ndled Soon the glowmg theme for the annual was evolved Co edltors Anna Mary Bauern felnd and Edward Steberl stoked the flame wxth 1deas and copy and Art Edrtor Bernard Grenmger portrayed lt p1ctor1 ally Advlser Slster Mane Therese stood by wlth the f1re extlngulsher of common sense and good taste 1n case the blaze got out of hand No flame can burn wlthout fuel and 1n the case of The Lance an ample supply was assured by the Ianuary Subscrlptlon Drrve Durlng thls successful campalgn students real1zed that they could not at ford to be wlthout the yearbook and they recxllzed It to the tune of over 90X partl c1pat1on Sklts and announcements by Anna Mary Bauernfemd made the school Lance consclous Keep1ng watchful eyes on the 1ncome were R1chard Pfe1ffer sen for general treasurer and Allce Boguckl A-wx 4 yn, Steberl and Gremnger watch as Foug and Grant fxle precxous mcxtenal and Kenneth Cramer freshmen treasur ers Slster M Elalne checked ln the sup PY Stream and Kowcxlsky tops ln the subscrlphon dnve Grenmger Bcxuerntemd Cramer Bo guckl watch Pfexffer brmg down 111 w Page 49 3 lun ,m ' . . I - . inw ' . . . . ' , - xy V' . . tx 'K ' 4' . 5 A A Q f X ff .1 .. I l . K v,. I 5 'N 's--cc i 4 , . oo .- . . . - . E 5 jf? 3 ., sl I gi 4 Xl ,-.. ? f X. iv J . l School started too late for the St. Catherines Players this year. Casting for the all-boy play, Treasure Island, began a Week before the open- ing of the term Producing on the average one play every two or three months keeps both Slster Honora and troupers busy Would be Hamlets and Hamletettes never grow bored for they re kept hoppmg from character parts to technlcal jobs to stage crew Work getting a taste of drama ln all phases Treasure Island constltuted the annual otferlng to Chlldren s Theater Gulld The M1d West prem1ere ol Seven MIITOTS hlghhghted the fall season and Thls Mans Dlsclple was a tlfflely Lenten drama Members of th Natlonal Cathollc Theater Conference the Players part1c1pated the Dubuque Iowa festlval by troupmg a one acter The S. C. H. S. Players It was hesta down m Mexxco wxth Ludwxg Pope Becker Brunker Sorcruf Ccmdela Srmon Recupero Ruttalo Quadruccx Barley Scene from Seven Mrrrors Pledges bow to Presxdent Albright and Whelan at lnl trahon Doll Whelan Lawler Hermes Hxggms Albnght Schoene face the muhneers m Treasure Is land S 'Ive' Page 50 I I I lfll . I 1 . e ' ' , ' ' in Y X vx V . I tv' V Q ' .gg 'tt . V., 'xx Rt K . ff tx ' , ' I y , + . -H' v y ,., ,- I V 3 ' 'K E F f I QQ k- A -M ,na , N . Lt' tm xx t S :xx K wg -of 'N-fre., V Q. X 1' W Q t E- y . xx J I s KX K W 1 . Q ff XE. rl gf L i 'x f' . . I 'K . 5 i' ' . g ,W 'N , h I V gl. ' - - - ' ' . . P' Q 'L' X 'U' Prom Royalty Kmg Sherman Queen Smlth McCarthy and Whel an as Evxe cmd M Crochet Hxgh Men m the Prol e ct H cr cx s Mohrbacker Hxll 'A pit! Baumstcxrk Egan Crewe Gnfhn Wells Scheberle Vallner Gedemer McCarthy Mares Vash Play Prom Proyect The play may be the thlng but the patron drlve and the Prom also hgure rrnportantly ID the annual Play Prom project carrred on by upperclassmen Senlors produced The Great Blg Doorstep everybody Went to see 1t and 3un1ors and senlors danced on the Isle of May at thelr annual Prom Page 51 S 1 is 1 3 , . f . h 4 , . . 1' . r' I ' , A T l . - .QV 1 X s wa, fa 1 wi-'rx 'K Q .K 1 L. '3- Q' an 'f 4 ,. :A I ' M V, S . ,. IVV? ftsr find . it N . - fi X. t If 't as ' , , K f a 5 - , A Q f :Sf ff t E.. f, , Q X K , if ,af l K ' The String Ensemble Harmony x N Back row: Banucci, Bany. Vierthcxler. Middle: Foug, Burke, Orth. Front: Metz. R. Fleuchuus, A. The S. C. H. S. BAND 25 v AF' Chords Say! Do you hear music somewhere? Chances are you do! It it's instrumental, it's our band with Mr. Iohn Opferkuch directing, probably practicing for their twentieth annual winter and spring con- certs or assemblies. You hear stringed music com' ing from Siena Hall? Thcrt's Sister Letitia's String Ensemble getting ready to appear with the Choris- ters at the winter and spring concerts and The Forest Prince. In Music Choristers They may not sing for their supper, but the Choristers certainly do sing. First appearance of the season came at Chrlstrnas When the slxty robed mem bers gave the Cantata Chllde Iesus at the1r trrst solo wlnter concert A selected group took a program to St Rose parlsh and to Sunnyrest Sanatorl urn Burstlng wlth Chrlstmas sp1r1t some of the slngers carollecl sufterlng cold feet but br1ng1ng warmth rnto the hearts of thelr fellowrnen Sprmgtune brought an 1nv1tat1on from the Cathollc Womens Club o Slng at therr Holy Saturday afternoon meetxng part1c1pat1on 1n the Archdlo cesan h1gh school Mass the sprmg con cert featurlng the hxstory of operettas at St Catherlnes and most lmportant of all the operetta The Forest Prmce by Tschalkowsky Bes1des the mayor othcers the group boasted lrbrarlans Ioyce Peterson and Mar1or1e L1ndner hlstorlan Dolores Keefe and Wardrobe rnlstresses Eliza beth Poplawsk1 and Therese Kxessllng Vxce presxdent Ioan Lauer Treasurer Rlchard Mares Secretary Mary Ieanette Rodgers and Pres1dentDav1d Crewe As they appear m The Forest Pnnce l to r Bauerniemd as Vanya Crewe as Vaslav Ancmec as Tatranc Toohey as Ivan Keele as Lady rn Warhng Poplawskl as Soma Arendt as Ilyich 'I Q-1 1 5. 4 f ' ' U n ' I I l 1 1 , - . .. . ..l .: , t ' . l l 1 .y xi ,xi Q 1 1, .9 , ' ' -. 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Ji Q . s- ., J' f 1 Y 4 , ' . . , ' ,r T uf' Q - W ..,,, MMM, W, Pan llmencun Club Thxnkxng up ways to rmprove French Gurana and Peru kept the Pan Amerxcans rn a heat tml then partxctpatron rn the I-tprll Congress The club also sent delegates to the Flesta held 1n Mllwaukee xn Novem ber Presrdent Rogan Vxce Presxdent Edward Whelan Secretary MQYIOH Ancmec and lreasurer Iohn Whaley head the locals whlle Wlllldm Hxg gms IS secretary treasurer ot the dlocesan CLIA Choosmg then posts are Ancmec Arendt Bauerntemd Hayes Hrggms Rogan Whelan Perl Iselln Doll Pzncrkowskm Whaley Le Cercle FIGHCGIS rs gust that a c1rcle ot French chattermg mademoxselles started thxs year by Soeur M Consolata The group wrztes to French pen pals and meetmgs mnclude smgmg and the playmg ot French games Les olllCl9YS lnclude Mlles Lols Vell cer preszdent Mane rant secre tary and Demse Grltfm treasurer Bauerntemd Grant Kresslmg Velxcer Benson Brxen Ancmec play allez op Lmcoln Club It cant be sand ot the e young Bryans that they fumble for words as they prepare to debate the queshon ol the year compulsory mxlltary tramxng Talk flows easxly rn the Lmcoln Club tor pros and cons are their busmess Under Father Robert McCorm1ck the newly formed debat mg team took on opponents m Bur lmgton and Mllwaukee Father McCorm1ck coaches Klessllng McAll1ster and Becker lludlo Workshop You re on the mr' At th1s phase cast sound effects man engineer and announcer step tlrmly to the mxke and gxve out wxth the latest on Retreat Play Prom Project Pagan Baby Dnve over the publxc address system It IS the Radlo Workshop puttmg mto practrce the prmclples of broadcastmg and pro gram production learned and ob served on thezr annual tour ot Chl cago radlo statxons Pell glves the slgnal for Van der Warn McDerm1d Ruetz Held Renguette Ruenzel Roblllard, and Doll Page 54 I - . ... 1 1 1 I l 1 . 1 I 1 1 I - .1 . ll ' II - . - fi ' 1 1 Q 1 ' . 1 1 . 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I , - ' . or ' I 1 I I The Science Club Inquisitive would-be chemists ex- periment in this new organization with the magic of compounds and elements Under the guidance of mas ter scientist Sister M Lutgardis the group does extensive laboratory work and studies scxentmhc men and meth OS Bogucki Neumann Beardsley Pxncikowski Arendt Scholz Rc bxllard renew the hre extm guxshers Monogram Club A athletic Whos Who made up n excluslvely of lettermen the newly h set about begun Monogram Club as l mn changes in the emblem tor P an 9 next year They tunction under Head Letterman Coach Dermody Pep Club The crowd that gi hmd the steam ot school spirit is the perpetually enthusiastic Pep Club This group piloted the lively assem blxes and sponsored the Bonfire Par d freshman imtiation during ade an Homecoming Working hand in hand d s with the club were the cheerlea er h they aroused the student Toget er body to another spirited season The spearhead of this dynamic band were d t Don Sorauf Vice president Presi en and Homecoming Queen Virginia t Scheible and Treasurer Eugene Fees nd Pauline Paulus Elaine Hxlgers a planned the assemblies il: fhlvsm if if 1511 - me-Af! .vw-af . than Simon. S Page 55 cholzen, Smith. Egan White g Rammelt and Mohrbacker model this years sweater for Sec f President Peterson Vice President retary Treasurer Sorau Panara 10: FMR yr 'DR' '-:IQ . ive out at the games. ia! wma., QV, . 'mu . I so v .V - s Q PI . 4530 A H K . sw, -v mn ra WHO! 3 4 ,' arf.. ' , Ji' ' f muy -J A I, ' I im. Homecoming X A Queen Scheible and King Mohrbacker pre- S ide over their court: L. io r. K. Rammell. Boyle. Griffin, I. Ram- melt, Thomas. Ote- man, Papara. UP Upper leit: Beity Brunker per right: lean Marsch Queen Scheible and King Mohr- backer. Front row: Grif- fin. Balcer. Bau- er, Denig. Hins- man, Verbeten. Hermes. I g.....g ' ia ,I . I--111 ...Q-.1 The Grand Parade. Page 56 v , Q46 lgmz, Scoreboard visitors vmiay St. Benedict's . . . 0 26 Green Bay Central . . 6 13 Pius XI . . . . 0 33 Messmer . . 7 12 'Marquette . . 0 26 St. Francis . . 12 38 St. Iohn's . . 0 48 Zion . . . 0 33 The Story of the Victory The grid squad wrote a glowing page in the annals of school history during the 1945 season by capturing first place in the Catholic Conference. Under direction of Mr. Orville Dennody, who became the first coach in Catholic Conference history to win a league with two teams, and Mr. Frank Schinkowitch, the '45 gridders not only won the title but were undefeated On the and untied in all of their games. The team scored a total of 229 points against 25 for the opposition. Five St. Catherinites: Rammelt, Rondi- nelli, guards: Mares, Peterson, halfbacks: and Mohrbacker, end, made first string on the Milwaukee Iournal Catholic Con- ference All Stars, and two: Venne, quar- terback, and Mizer, end, earned second string berths. Mares led the Catholic Conference in scoring and, counting non- conference games, totaled 78 points. Rammelt was elected honorary captain of the '45 squad. Easily outpointing the Bombers, St. Catherine's thrashed St. Benedict's 26-0 at Horlick Field, Sept. 23, to begin their victorious season. Catholic Central of Green Bay was pushed into the mud to the tune of 13-6, Catholic Conference Champs 1945-Row 4: Donahue, Fervoy, Stonehouse, Foley, Saculla, Henkes, Schultz. T. Becker, Little, Cranley. Row 3: Blessinger, Thomas. Giese, Redford, Buhler, Sanders, Chaffee, I. Becker, Moe, Feest, Cunningham. Row 2: Coach Dermody, Father Uhen, Wells. Rondinelli. Rammelt, Mohrbacker, Veltus. Peterson, Verbeten, Mizer, Mares. Sherman, Venne, Schinkowitch. Row l: Peach, Eifler, Winter, Whelan. Crewe. Kohlmann, Rodgers, Pcgarp, Kelly, Sulli- van, Knors, Sladky. I Gridiron Sept. 30, by the Saints when the teams clashed in a driving rain which made '97 N-..,w Horlick Field literally a wallowing bog. The varsity ran rampant in their first conference battle and trampled Pius Xl 33-0, Oct. 7, here. Five 'backs scored the tallies and the backfield plunged 276 yards to Pius' 44. A tough, toe to toe battle was finally snatched by the Angels from Messmer, there, Oct. 14. The Bishops led at the half until Doug Venne faked a field goal and tossed the winning pass to Iohn Miz- er. Precedent was smashed when the Black and White dethroned Marquette 26 - U, Oct. 21, in Marquette Stadium. The Iunior Hilltoppers had not lost a confer- ence game in six years until the victory- bound Angels conquered them. The string of victories was lengthened Kelly, No. 25, runs interference as Wells, No. 32. stands by in the Homecoming game. ' A' V- itl 't2f First String All-Star line-up: Mares, Peterson, Hondinel- li, Mohrbacker, Rammelt: Second string: Venne, Mizer. when St. Catherine's raced over St. Fran- cis 38-l2, there, Oct. 28. A jubilant Homecoming crowd wit- nessed the Varsity gridders ring up their greatest victory of the year by com- pletely and thoroughly squelching St. lohn's 48-U, Nov. 4, at Horlick Field, to end their conference season as undisputed champions for the first time since 1934. As an after season workout, the Black and White, in their first game with Zion City High School, easily defeated the Illinois team 33-U, there, Nov. 9, writing finis to a spectacular year. Venne downs a St. Iohn opponent as Peach No. 25, guards. nm... 4.1-11 The Black and Whlte basketball squad rounded out the1r 1945 46 season w1th a record of SIX w1ns out of twenty one game played N1ne of the conference and non conference cage battles were played on enemy courts whrle thls year was the f1rst that the Samts played host to v1s1tors m the Park H1gh School Gymnas1um In the Cathohc Conference flnal stand mgs St Cathenne s was low team wlth In splte of the handlcap of co1nc1d1ng class hours and playlng tune the freshman basketball squad chalked up seven w1ns and four losses Most of the frosh games were so close that It was hterally a drop 1n the bucket Oppon ents were local Junlor hlgh schools and two Mllwaukee teams Back row Spleker Smxth Kresslg Krause Dament Second Durben Leroux Becker Brumm Bottom Rooney Tlfuelen Henes Bado Hartmann Olle Haacker Through Back Row Whalen Kelly Bra dzons Rafferty Fxscher Buhler Veltus Pa para Coach Dermody Front Sherman Venne Mares Mohrbacker Peterson Mzzer Rod VHISITY two wlns and twelve losses Much better was the record of non conference t1lts where out of seven games the Angels captured four Mohrbacker was chosen honorary cap ta1n of the team and Peterson topped the squad 1n number of po1nts scored The B Team d1d better than the Varslty durmg thelr season Out of slxteen games played the reserves rang up twelve wms Page 60 I 1 1 z , 1 1 1 1 - 1 . 1 1 1 , 1 1 ' 1 - QBYS. 1 i--1 - 1 1 1 1 1 - - I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I I 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' I 1 1 1 - v I I ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I ' 1 - A 5 . 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I , 1, 1 I 1 1 1 1 K 1 I 1 1 1 . 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 - the Hoop Freshmen Scoreboard Varslty McK1nley Franklm McK1nley Don Bosco Washlngton Washlngton B Squad Lutheran Hlgh 22 Lutheran Hlgh 24 Don Bosco St Bona venture Frosh fxld St Francxs Major Alumm Messmer Delevan St Francls St Benedlct St Bona venture St Stamslaus Delevan St Iohn Marquette Plus XI St Bona venture Messmer St Francls St Benedlct St Stamslaus Zlon Benton St Iohn Marquette Plus XI R f y V I 1 Page 61 99 Athletlcs do not belong entlrely to t o the male populatlon of St C ather mes for the g1rls are 1ust as act1ve d un er the headlng of the G A A Add ed to the usual l1ne of sports thxs year was that of horseback r1d1ng Maln GCl1V1l1eS outslde of sports mcluded th Homecommg Week Alumnae Game Play Nlght Fxeld Day qkatmg and Splash Partles The l945 F1eld Day award was presented to Maryan Albert 46 captaln ol the vlctor rous tumor team of last year New features thls season mcluded Pl ay Nlght an evenmg of fun t or all whtch lncluded partlclpatxon In any s t por deslred and refreshments and the tournament for elghth grade glrls f. 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