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

Text from Pages 1 - 126 of the 1953 volume:

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On through the spirals of time Youth have come and gone, Forged in the fire of truth, To jill life's destiny. Thus the thought of a woman Lives on. We who walk the earth Set boundaries 'round the memory of classes, teachers, friends, 'Round the triumph of fulfillment IVhere ideals of truth and lozfe have lingered deep, Where, across the hours, This thoughtful moving current Has ruu in simple silence and measured paceg Tomorrow a day shall rise A 'fl For you to tread the earth. Y -A Q Photographed by C. Osaar Lindquist s www ,. A VA ' x AQEQW E S ee fl , 1 ffj Prescyfgtfizg ,J f' f x fylkd ,f fgvlfjzi X K ,gli ff, I1 9 lf gfiff .1 ',i, .f4jC!f ,JN ,f,Zj!,' ff , I , X, the fldmiuisfrafivn 8 ff! . Wa The fresiderzf.. 1 f 5 K I Af' f The Reverend Stanley B. Witkozlfiak, Pb.D f- xx.. d X x Sister M. Elcanore Assistant Principal , pit .Slat , . gg ,, , , JJ,-Y ' f--if 3 cj- N s I Sb , ' f' , '- K' XS -X 'Y-AMX . 5 WM 2 xx ,EQ X. r? 1' ,, cg i, S- x sg x..t Y, :J r. Z S- H, 75. 'B gi-1.. ...... sister M. virginis fr s .V 9-,di R ' -.f A f- - X egistrar xi SC., xl FQ. - 3 2 'er is- X Q '25 xx. EY, x . 2,1 r, A .RAW ., -lu Rx .. ,K I rRoM REGISTRATION FEES to graduation fees Sister Beata, secretary-treasurer, keeps a lively pace with receipts and funds. Bills, bills, and more bills greet Sister the first of every month. Witli the help of the adding machine and papers hlled with a maze of figures, she balances the books. Sister M. Beata Secretary-Treasurer SISTER ELEANORE, assistant principal, aids Father Witkowiak in his many administrative duties. From eight to four each day she meets unexpected situations and solves numerous per- plexing problems. With untiring efforts Sister is helping to make the youth of today Christian leaders of tomorrow. EVERYBODY HAS A PLACE, everybody's in his placef' This is the motto of Sister Virginis, the registrar. With a willing heart and skill- ful hands she organizes class schedules and student programs efficiently, offers helpful ad- vice for college-bound students, guiding them in their voca- tions and careers. 9 .Q.rf f dl 1'-'Milt Vzzmfirfu is fwfr! 10 HERE AT ST. CATHERINES, religion plays an im- portant part in the life of each individual. It molds his S ' thoughts, guides his activities, and outlines the pattern of a well integrated life. BESIDES LEARNING to think clearly, speak cor- rectly, and write freely in English and speech classes, ' ' ' students study types of literature and read English and American classics. jim Mueller explains to fellow freshmen how to prove the existence of God from order and design. Left to fight: Wayne Wagner, Mary Louise Woitach, jim, Sandra Smolinski, Don Rosera, Kenneth May. i l 1 Thou canst not say I did it: never shake thy gory locks at me, quotes Ken Sustachek fMacbethJ to Jim Santullr QBanquo's ghostb. Fir!! row Heft to fighll: Mary Trecek, Catherine Schulte, Lorraine Schuster, Dick Cary, Judy Bruch, Herb Wenman. Serum! raw: Connie Dreher, Sue Dechant. I 1 4 So you see, it's a small world, says Jerry Mertens to fellow American history panelists. Idenlifiable fleft to rigbrj: john Miller, Virginia Peil, jerry, Gerry Pfafll, Roseanne Denig. They came, they studied, they conquered Latin. Standing: Mary Jane Henkes. Fin! row fleft lo fighllf john Arneson, Nancy Miller, Mary Baumgardt, Chuck Buehler, Tom Burdick. Second Row: Joan Lundberg, Earl Fortier, Tom Gedemer. Third row: Stanley Koloski. TODAY'S SOCIAL, political, and economical prob- lems demand a knowledge of social science. In history, sociology, and economics classes, citizens of tomorrow learn Mapping to participate in civic affairs, become interested in the welfare of others, and get a picture of our position in the family of nations. ' ' ' LEARNING TO LIVE with another language forms f' the basis of true eace b encouravin and understanding N X y P Y C s Q if fi of the hopes and fears, the likes and dislikes, as well as the background of our fellowman. In this way classical , ' 'js up ' fand modern languages prove not only cultural but also ffl! Qpractical. I f ,V,,,. .. ,I 7. f' , , 751-1 gf -5-T ,ff 1 1 If f t f s a if ffl if f X14-1 P' ,,,,,f7f jfgf' 1 ,f No squares in 205 today. Snwdizzg al board fleff to riglnzj: jim Broihier, Sally Lui, Richard johnson, Seated fidenlifiablejx Josephine Baumann. Prospective Albert and Alberta Einsteins discover that the world is DOI made of sugar and spice and all things nice. Idezzlifiable flefl to righllx Charles Cary, Charles Kohel, Shirley S. Soens, Thomas Secanky, jane Williams, Carol Woodworth. Marking nur steps. . . OUR WORLD is based on figures. Often success de- pends on the ability to handle them. In a typical math program St. Catherinites tackle equations, theorems, radi- cals, and logarithms to find that they are not such prob- lems after all. IN THE TEST tube, through a microscope, or with a dissecting blade a new and fascinating world reveals itself in the science laboratories. Not infrequently a graduates world of tomorrow begins here where man discovers the thought of God. V4 61616 1' X I4 TO SATISFY man's desire for beauty, St. Catherines p g offers courses in home, industrial, and the fine arts. Whether it be with mold and casting, needle and thread, or triangle and T-square, training tempered with experi- , O . ence develops a true and finished man of characterf' Queen Shirley and her court of pin-ups. Left to right: Barbara Neumann, Sally Brazdzons, Colleen Cor- coran, Shirley Seitz, Pauline Pravda, Marilyn Ventura, Janet Pias, Barbara Hart, Ruth Mura. Theres more to'sculpturing than just taking chips off the old block. Left to right: Frances Myers, Maxine Madden, Shirley Soens, Don Schowalter, Tom Simonson, Ray Matulionis, Tom C. Seitz. - 15 Effort, efliciency, enthusiasm-key words for metal key tappers. Standing fleft to riglatl: Marian Wiech- mann, Tom Daley. Front row frlear walll: Judy Sorenson, Joan Wilhelmi. Second row: Connie Dreher, Jerry O'Laughlin. Third row: Phyllis Sentieri, Mary Ann Blaha. Fourth row: Nancy Tyborchek, Jerry Soens, Mary Lee Meyers. Lart row: Mary Trecek, Pat Verbeten. Columns and columns of numbers are balanced by these up and coming bookkeepers. Starzdirzgx Dick Greb. Firrt row fnear the board, left to riglotlf Joyce Felbob, Jerry Dunn, Marian jarosz, Louise Mueller, Gerry Ziolkowf ski, Dick Schlichting, joan Wilhelmi. Second row: Marie Williams, George Feichtner, Barbara Hornyak, Mary Kulik, Ronnie Hauser, Marilynn Ruberg. Third row: Pat Bohn, Beatrice D'Acquisto, Jane Hughes. ar the Way ahead. EFFICIENT SECRETARIAL and general office work have now become an integral part of industry. To develop highly skilled and specialized men and women, the com- mercial department offers daily practice in taking dictation, typing letters, and keeping records, i 3? 4-F52 N, faint-' lf? qv-r Marie Adams Yvonne Beaupre Virginia Berres Mary Ann Blommel John Braun Jeanne Adamski Peter Beck Mary Ann Blahu Patricia Bohn Sally Brazdzons 'iw- W4 Richard Alberlini Joan Aschenbrenner Dale Baugh David Becker Marie Adams St. Mary Catholic Truth Committee 35 Foreign Missions Com' mittee lg GAA 1, 2, Jeanne Adamski Holy Name Eucharistic Committee -21 V-C Committee 43 Classics Club 4g Pep Club l. Richard Albertini Holy Name Discussion Committee 23 Band 1, 2. Joan Aschenbrenner Sr. Szanirlaur German Club lx Pep Club I, 53 GAA 1, 2. Dale Baugh Kenosha High 4 Yvonne Beaupre Sz. Tlaomat, Kenoiha Discussion Committee 13 Eucharistic Committee 2, 5, 41 Pep Club .211 Players Sq Secretaries, Inc. 41 Cafe- teria l. Peter Beck Bay View, Milufmzkee Home Missions Committee 23 Bowling 23 Golf 2, 5. Helen Becker David Becker Sl. Patrick Bowling 2. Helen Becker Holy Name Catholic Truth Committee ig Our Lat.ly's Committee 23 V-C Committee 4, Clasf sics Club 41 Hostess Club 2. 31 Pep Club ll Radio Wforkshop 21 Secretaries, Inc. 4, SQCQ 33 GAA l. Nancy Berres Holy Name Christian Social Living Committee 45 German Club 55 Pep Club 1: Secretaries, Inc. 43 GAA lg Cafeteria 2. Virginia Berres Holy Ntlllle Personality Development Committee 43 Pep Club 23 Players 33 GAA 1. Mary Ann Blaha Sf. Patritk Catholic Action Committee 2, 5, 43 Foreign Missions Committee lg German Club 5g Pep Club 1, 2, 51 GAA 2, 5. Mary Ann Blommel Iloly Name Our Lady's Committee 21 Hostess Club l, 2, Sq Sec- retaries, Inc. 43 Cafeteria 5, 4. Nancy Berres Patricia Bohn Franklin junior High Discussion Committee 3: V-C Committee 43 Choris- ters 43 Classics Club 2, 3,-fi, Treasurer 5. Vice President 41 German Club 2, 3, 41 Hostess Club 5, 43 Lincoln Debate Club 5, 43 Players 5, 43 Secretaries, Inc. 4, SCFC 3, 45 Shield 4. John Braun Ricbardf School Catholic Truth Committee 5. Sally Brazdzons St. Mary Discussion Committee 2, 3: Leadership Committee 4. Secretaryg Choristers 3. 41 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 41 Play- ers 43 S:C: 51 GAA 1, 2. Rev. Lawrence Dobson Religion Ill Wl ' 'ij Judith Bruch Theresa Castelli Judith Bruch Kenorha High -1 james Calvino Iluly Name w1j'-- James Calvino Thomas Clausen Richard Cary Franklin junior High 2 Theresa Castelli Xl. Tbrmmr, Kenosha Catholic Action Committee Catholic Truth Committee 54 Fudmrism. I-Ommmce 2. 'l'c.S4ULl V Zlj Our Laelys Committee 41 Wm iommltu ' Pl 'lr' Chortsters 3, 43 Secretaries, istic Committee lg Chorts- Inc 4. Cafeteria 7 ters 5, -ig Football 2. ' ' Wallace Carlson WtlJhl7lgl0H Park 3 james Carroll Murqlzeile High, Thomas Clausen Holy Name Howling 2. joseph Clementi Holy Name Sodality National Advisory Xll1lwankce2 lioartl 45 Catholic Truth . Q . . Committee 53 Discussion l:U'9!f4 l'lm'0Fl5C1'lmm 'cQ Committee 2' Choristers 3 2.3 Lsfffl 55. 'lf French -i, President -lg Pep Club Club 3, Latin Club 2, Ai, Cqfcmria 2 S214 55 Golf 2, fl. ' K ' Mary Cooke Sl. lfdzlfurd RLV- RUPCIT McCormick Foreign Missions Commit- igion ll, lll, lV Director, Soclality l oach, l.incoln Debate Club as--H tee 5, Personality Develop- ment Committee 43 Social Committee l, 23 Classics Club ig Pep Club l, 2, 5, -lg Players l, lg GAA l, 2. Colleen Corcoran SI. fulm, Sunzln illf!Z1'rlIlkL'U Catholic Action Comtnittee 5, lg Our l.atly's Commit- tee lg Sotial Committee 21 Classics Club S, Iam: 33 Players 2, 3: Club R-li llg Ratlio XVorksliop 2, 5, -lg S314 il SCFC 3, -l, Beatrice D'Acquisto Sl, jolm 2 Christian Social Living Committee -'lg Poster Com- mittee J, Pep Club I, Sec- retaries, lnc. il. -it. Wallace Carlson Joseph Clementi Thomas Daley SI. Edward Home Missions Committee 31 Personality Development Committee -lg Social Com- mittee Zg Monogram Club 41 Radio Wforkshop 32 Bas- ketball lg Football 2, -l, Lorraine Dandeneau SI. Pdlfit k Catholic Action Committee 2, -I1 Discussion Commit- tee ll Home Missions Com- mittee 3g Choristers 5, -lg Classics Club ig Pep Club lg Players llg Secretaries, Inc. -ig CFL 2, 3. Marlene D'Aoust Sl. illary Home Missions Committee ig Social Committee 23 Choristers -lg CAA lg CFL 2, 5. Suzanne Dechant SI. Pulritk Catholic Truth Committee Z1 Discussion Committee L, Chairman: Classics Club 2, S, 'tg Hostess Club 2, 5, -l, Treasurer 5, Secretary -lg Pep Club l. Z1 Players l, 2. 3, ll Ratlio XVork- shop 2, 5, li SCFC 5, -ig S:Cg 3. .lillrelzl l, 2, 3, -l, liditor-in-Chief -lg GAA l. joan DeMark XI. Mary Class Vile Presttlent ll Catholic Truth Committee S, -i, Chairman S, -ig Dis- cussion Committee 2: Home Missions Committee ll Flys- tess Club l, 23 Players 5. th' ww 'W' James Carroll Mary Cooke Beatrice D'Acquislo Lorraine Dandeneau Suzanne Dechanl Ybor' fi, Richard Cary Colleen Corcoran Thomas Daley Marlene D'Aous1 Joan De Mark l9 Sllw if wg-7... Genevieve Dorf Robert Elgines Genevieve Dorf St. Slrzniyltzm Catholic Truth Committee 53 Home Missions Commit- tee 23 Personality Develop- ment Committee 43 GAA l, 2, 3, Constance Dreher Milchel! junior High Foreign Missions Commit- tee 2, 51 V-C Committee 43 Hostess Club 43 Pep Club l. 43 GAA l, 42 Cafe- teria 3. Harry Drier SI. Patrick Class President 3: Home Missions Committee 2, 33 Leadership Committee 43 Choristers 5, 41 Mono- gram Club 3, 43 Basketball 5, 43 Football 2, 3, 4. Rev. Owen McLaughlin Religion II Y Constance Dreher Mariann Fafke Gordon Dummer il'li1t'hellj1mior High Discussion Committee 2. 3, -l Gerald Dunn Sacred Hear! Local, 55 43 Choristers 2, 5, ri. Robert Elgines Sr. joseph Poster Committee 23 Band l, 2, 5, Mariann Fatke Sl. Sltnziflalfi' Christian Social Living Committee 53 Leadership Committee 4: Poster Com- mittee l: Social Committee 5: Pep Club 45 Players 41 Secretaries, Inc 43 GAA l, 23 Cafeteria -i. Lois Feest Sl. Edtwzrd Social Committee 23 GAA 13 Cafeteria -L Raymond Feest SI. Mary Class President l, 2: Dis- cussion Committee 23 Eu- charistic Committee l. 31 Band l, 2, S1 German Club l, 23 Shield 23 Foot- ball 2. Harry Drier Lois Fees! George Feichtner St. john 2 Joyce Felbob Sli Raye Catholic Truth Committee ll Personality Development Committee 43 Social Com- mittee 2. George Freer Sr. Patrick Home Missions Committee I, 2, .173 Local 55 4, Secretary. Dwayne Fryer Holy Name Chorisrers 43 Radio Work- shop 4. Arlene Gall St, Ioreph Our Lady's Committee 1, 55 Secretaries, Inc. -4, James Gallagher SI. john 2 V-C Committee 43 Clioris- ters Al. Edgar Gastaldi Sl. jtzmef, Kcrzuthu Sodality Treasurer 2, Pre- fect -ll Eucharistic Com- mittee l, 53 Badger Boys' State 5: Classics Club 51 Latin Club 3, 43 Lincoln Debate Club 2, 3, 4, Presi- dent -'ig Players -l. Presidentg Club R-15 -'ll SCFC 2. 3. -ig Mass Server l, 2, 5, 4. Q 45 Gordon Dummer RaYmond Fees? Joyce Felbob Dwayne Fryer James Gallagher 'C' 'x Gerald Dunn George Feichfner George Freer Arlene Gall Edgar Goslcildi David Gedemer Anthony Gill Richard Greb Bernadette Haas Barbara Hart Thomas Giese John Gollfredsen Leon Gross Francis Haas Paul Haun 'luv 'wr si..- CL bs' EZ, We M-N, David Gedemer llnly Name Eucharistic Committee 13 Social Committee 23 Band 1 7 5 6 Thomas Giese St. Rm: Sotial Committee 23 French Club 5, 43 German Club 1, 2. Anthony Gill SI. Stnfzirluur Basketball 2, 3. John Gottfredsen SI, Rare Band 1, 2, 33 Football 1, Manager. Richard Greb Sr, George, Kerzaxba Choristers 1, 2, 3, 43 Phys- ics Club 4. Leon Gross ' Burr Oak, Kenorha Band l, 2, 3, 43 Physics Club -1. Bernadette Haas Sl, lliary Discussion Committee 1, 23 Home Missions Committee S3 Personality Development Committee V13 Classics Club 51 Pep Club l, 2, 5. -1. Secretary 2, Vice President S, President 4: Players 1, 2, S, ,ig Radio Wforkshop -ig GAA l, 2, 23,-l1ChCSlY leader l, 2, 5, l. Dorothy Hansen Ronald Hauser Francis Haas Sl. Pirlrlfk Discussion Committee 1, 2, 3, -13 Choristers 5, -ig Lance 53 Latin Club 43 Club R-15 43 Radio Xworkshop fi. Dorothy Hansen St. john Foreign Missions Commit- tee -ig Hostess Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Pep Club 13 Secretar- ies, Inc. 43 Cafeteria 4. james Hansen SI, john 2 Home Missions Committee 53 German Club 53 Mono- gram Club -'ll Basketball 43 Football 2, -i. Jean Hansen Sl. john 2 Christian Social Living Committee 41 Pep Club 2, 3. vig Players 43 Secretaries, Inc. -4, Trensurer3 GAA 5, -i Barbara Hart YI. fnbfl I Home Missions Committee 2. ig Local Si -i3 Cafe- teria S, -i. James Hansen Claire Hegeman Rev Robertj Schubert Religion II III IV Paul Haun Kenoflaa High 3 Radio Workshop -1 Ronald Hauser Sl frueph Physics Club 4 Claire Hegeman SI. lliafy Discussion Committee -1 Home Missions Committee lg V-C Committee 413 Pep Club 13 GAA 1, 4. John Heinrichs Sl. john 2 Jean Hansen John Heinrichs hr' Tm' ,,...-. -wtf? 'QE' 'M 9-w-'M e...- ii ,W -E51 an-- 21 Anthony Herrmann Barbara Harnyak Jane Hughes Melvin Hurfubise Mary Ellen Johnson bww ,Quo-Ov 4-v Su.-. 'Qs-...W Jr. Q ...N Herbert Hoppe Jerome Huebner John Hundsrucker Richard Jacobsen Bettekay Kaminky YQM-ak 0 Wm. hw if -ri-if T7 we-fs' 'fffr' Ww- Anthony Herrmann SI. Ioreplz Eucharistic Committee' 4: Home Missions Committee 2, 33 Choristers l, 23 Ger- marg Club 4: S:C: 31 Shield 3, . Herbert Hoppe Sl. Edward Class Treasurer 23 Discus- sion Committee 23 Foreign Missions Committee 43 Get' man Club 5, President: Lincoln Debate Club ll Monogram Club 43 Club R-15 4, President: S:C: 3. Vice President3 Basketball 3, 43 Football 2, 3, 45 Man' ager. Barbara Hornyak Lakefide Catholic Truth Committee 23 Home Missions Comrnit- tee 4g Writers' Committee 2. Jerome Huebner Sf. RoJe jane Hughes Sz, Mary, Kenoxha 3 Foreign Missions Committee 3, 4, Secretary 43 Players 3g Club R-15 43 SCEC 4. John Hundsrucker Iloly Name Catholic Truth Committee 2. Melvin Hurtubise St. john 2 Beniamin James Rita Kaplan Richard Jacobsen Mitchell junior High 2 Personality Development Committee 43 German Club 2, ,II Monogram Club 43 Baseball 43 Basketball 3, 4, Manager, Football 2, 3, 4, Manager 3, 4. Benjamin James Holy Name Discussion Committee 23 Choristers 43 Club R-15 4. Marian jarosz Sz. Edward Leadership Committee 43 Social Committee 1, 23 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 43 GAA 1, 2, 5, 4, Cafeteria 1. Suzanne jeney luizciide Catholic Truth Committee 3, 43 Social Committee 23 Players 5. Mary Ellen Johnson Surfed Hear! Foreign Missions Commit- tee 41 Our Lady's Committee l, 23 Hostess Club 43 Sec- retaries, lnc. 43 Cafeteria 4. Bettekay Kaminky Sl. Patrick, Eau Claire Catholic Action Committee 2, 5, 43 Discussion Com- mittee li Band l, 2, 5, 43 Classics Club 51 German Club S, 4, Secretary 4: Lame S3 Physics Club 41 Players 23 Club R-li 43 S1Cg S3 SCFC 5, 43 GAA l. Marian Jarosz Thomas Kaskubar oi.- 'QT' Rev. Cletus V. Uhen Religion ll, Ill, lV Athletic Director Adviser. Monogram Club Coach, Golf Rita Kaplan Sr. Rim Eucharistic Committee 2. 33 V-C Committee 43 Play- ers 5, 43 Secretaries, Inc. 43 GAA 2, 5. Thomas Kaskubar St. Pram 11. Milwaukee 5 Local 35 4. janet Kesser Sz. Muffy Catholic Action Committee 2, 5, 43 Choristers 45 Clas- sics Club 5, 4: Hostess Club 1, 2, 3, 4: PCP Club 13 Players 2, 5, 43 Secre- taries, Inc. 4: SCFC All Shield 2, 3, fl, Associate Editor -ll GAA l, 2, 5. Suzanne Jeney Janet Kesser A-fs... 'E' fa ' lIll Sister Mary Catherine Head of the English Department English 1, III, IV Adviser, Club R-l S Adviserforeign Missions Committee Senior Homeroom 107 Judith Klaus St. Inbn 2 Christian Social Living Committee 4, Chairmang Pep Club 2, 3, 45 Players 3, 4: Club R-I5 4: SCFC 5, Treasurerg GAA 3, 4. Richard Korecz St. George, Kenoxba 2 Foreign Missions Commit- tee 5: Baseball 5, 4. Barbara Kortendick Sz.Rim Christian Social Living Committee 41 Eucharistic Committee 25 Players 43 Bowling 2, Patricia Kroes Bernard Kupper Mary Korzinek .S'1.jo.reph Eucharistic Committee 2, 33 Home Missions Committee lg V-C Committee 4g Clas' sics Club 3: Players 3, 45 GAA l. Marianne Kratowicz Sz. Caiimir, Kerzoxba Our Lacly's Committee l, 21 Lance 5, sig Editor 41 S:C: 4. Randolph Kreul Sl. Edward Eucharistic Committee 45 Badger Boys' State 53 Golf 3, 43 Football 4. Patricia Kroes St. joseph Eucharistic Committee 23 Home Missions Committee lg V-C Committee 43 Play- ers 4g Secretaries, Inc. 4. Roger Kroes Sz. Iohn 2 Theodore Kroes Sf. R114 Eucharistic Committee l, gg 'gLo5al 35 43 Cafeteria Roger Kroes Eugene Kupper John Krug Sacred Heart Foreign Missions Committee 43 Players 45 Basketball 1, 2, 35 Golf l, 45 Football 2. Mary Elizabeth Kulik Sz. Mary! Springi, Frmd du Lac 3 French Club 3, 4. Bernard Kupper St, ,lofepb Bowling 2. Eugene Kupper St. john 2 Leslie Lakatos Sacred Heart Discussion Committee lg Personality Development Committee 43 Bowling 53 Golf 5: Football 2. Lucille LaMacchia 51. Mary, Kenoiba 2 Foreign Missions Commit- tee 3g Personality Develop- ment Committee 4: Band 5, 43 Pep Club 3, 43 Play- irs 31 S:C: 43 Cheerleader 4 james Lamers Xt. .itanixlalu Basketball 3. Theodore Kroes Leslie Lukutos Judith Klaus Richard Korecz Barbara Korfendick Mary Korzinek Marianne Kralawicz Randolph Kreul John Krug Mary Elizabeth Kulik Lucille LaMacchia James Lamers KT' ,3 , ..,.,..t. ,st- Qp.....,., 23 Us ir, i A E s-'Ht iggrizit 24 Carol Lang Dorothy Lindner Mary Lutkus Coral Malmstadt Bernadette Markson Fiv- so--...,, Catherine Laznicka Nancy Loewen Maxine Madden Kathleen Mann Mary Lou Masik uf' Q'-r we--V ,ar-X '1 -'ve 'ir- Vw... -,V Nicholas Leone Kathleen Lonergan Carol Lang SI. Mary, Kenoiha 2 Home Missions Committee 2, 55 Local 35 41 Hos- tess Club 3, 4, Players 3. Catherine Laznicka Sl, Role Home Missions Committee 11 Social Committee 2g Badger Girls' State 5: Lance 43 Players 33 Secretaries, Inc. 4. Nicholas Leone Bzwllnglon High 4 Roman Levandowski Sl. Arnbroie, Ironwood, Mivh. 3 Eucharistic Committee 4. Donald Liegler St. john 2 Eucharistic Committee 4g Home Missions Committee 35 German Club 31 S:C: 3g Shield 3, 45 Basketball 4. Dorothy Lindner Milwaukee-Downer Seminary 3 Discussion Committee 41 Home Missions 31 Players 43 SCFC 4, Bowling 3. Nancy Loewen St. George, Kenoxha 2 Our Lady's Committee 33 V- C Committee 4g Social Com- mittee 21 Choristers 5. 43 Latin Club 3, 4, Secretary- Treasurer 4. Roman Levandowski Janet Ludwig Kathleen Lonergan St. Ioteph Eucharistic Committee 23 Home Missions Committee lg Choristers 4g Pep Club I, 2, 5, -ig Secretaries, Inc. 45 GAA I, 2, 5, 4. Janet Ludwig Iloly Name Class Secretary 23 Catholic Action Committee 43 Poster Committee li Social Com- mittee 2g German Club l, 2, 5, 4, Treasurer 2, Secre- tary 55 Lance 3, 4g Pep Club lg Physics Club 45 Secre- taries, lnc. 4. Joan Ludwig St, Thomar, Kenosha Foreign Missions Commit- tee 45 Cafeteria 2. Mary Lutkus Franklin junior High Poster Committee lg Social Committee 2, Pep Club lg Shield 3, 45 GAA 15 CFL 3. Maxine Madden Si. Rose Eucharistic Committee 1, 2g Foreign Missions Committee 5: Home Missions Commit- tee 41 Pep Club 45 Players 43 GAA 1, 2, 4. Carol Malmstaclt Holy Name Eucharistic Committee 21 V-C Committee 41 Classics Club 4: Pep Club 1, Donald Liegler Joan Ludwig Kathleen Mann Sl. Mary Foreign Missions Commit- tee 1, 55 Home Missions Committee 23 Cafeteria 2, 3. Bernadette Markson St. john 2 Eucharistic Committee 3. 4. Treasurer 45 Social Commit- tee 2: Classics Club 41 Host- ess Club 5. 42 Ldtlff All Players 43 Secretaries, Inc. 4: GAA 2, 3. Mary Lou Masik Sz, John Discussion Committee 1, 2, 3g Personality Development Committee 43 Choristers 3, 4, Vice President 41 PCP Club 2, 3, 43 Players 4. Sister M. Eileen Head of the Language Department Latin I, II, Ill, IV Adviser, Latin Club Senior Hometoom 109 Raymond Matulionis Dolores Meyer Raymond Matulionis Sl. Rare German Club 3. Elizabeth May SI, foreph Soclality Treasurer I 21 Eu- charistic Committee 41 Home Missions Committee l5 Choristers 3. 4? PCD Club 1, 2, 5, 45 Players 3, 43 Club R-li 4: Secretaries, Inc. 4, Presiclent5 GAA 1, 2, 3, 45 Cafeteria 2. Patricia McDonald St. 101911 2 Catholic Truth Committee 45 Our Latly's Committee 3L Lincoln Debate Club 2, 3, 45 Pep Club 2, 3, 41 Players 2, 3, 43 Ratlio Workshop 51 Secretaries, Inc. 45 SQC: 31 SCFC 3, 43 GAA 2, 3, 4. Sister M. Elaine English Ill, IV Adviser, V-C Committee Senior Homeroom 105 fbi Elizabeth May Mary Lee Meyers Jerome Menden Sz. Rim Catholic Truth Committee 45 Home Missions Commit- tee 3. Lorraine Menes Lakeride Catholic Action Committee 55 Local 35 45 CFL 2. Dolores Meyer Holy Name Our Lacly's Committee 25 V-C Committee 45 Classics Club 45 Pep Club 1: Secre- taries, Inc. 4, Secretary. Mary Lee Meyers Sz. Rare Home Missions Committee 25 Players 3. Patricia Mianecki St. Patrick Catholic Action Committee 35 Leadership Committee 4, Cliairmang Our Lady's Com- mittee l5 Social Committee 25 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 41 Players 45 Secretaries, Inc. 4, Vice President5 S1C: 33 GAA l, 2, 3, 4, Secretary- Treasurer Z, Vice President 5, President 4. Richard Milkie Sl. Edward Eucharistic Committee 25 Home Missions Committee 31 Personality Development Committee 4, Chairmang Choristers 3, 4. Treasurer 45 Monogram Club 3, 4, Vice President 45 Baseball 3, 45 Basketball l, 2, 3, 45 Football 2, 3, 4. Patricia McDonald Pafrica Mianecki Thomas Miller SI. Role Foreign Missions Commit- tee 45 Band l, 2, 5, 4. William Mohrbacker Sl. joyeph Eugene Moran Sl. Rim Discussion Committee 15 Local 35 45 Cafeteria 2, 3, 4. Shirley Morrow Sf. Ptzlrick Catholic Action Committee 45 Catholic Truth Commit- tee 55 Social Committee 25 Choristers 2, 3, 4, Secre- tary 55 Pep Club 1, 2, 55 GAA I, 2. Louise Mueller Sz, Rim Christian Social Living Committee 4, Eucharistic Committee 2, 35 Secretaries, Inc. 45 GAA l. Ruth Mura St. juteph Discussion Committee 25 Eucharistic Committee 4, Treasurerg Choristers 45 Lance 35 Pep Club l, Z, 3, 45 Players l, 2, 3, 41 Ra- dio Wtmrkshop 2, 33 GAA l, 2, 3, 4. Carol Murphy St. M ary Social Committee 25 Players 35 GAA l, 25 Cafeteria 2, 3. se- if- 'C'-W. Jerome Menden Richard Milkie William Mohrbacker Shirley Morrow Ruth Mura 15 Lorraine Menes Thomas Miller Eugene Moran Louise Mueller Carol Murphy all 'lllf' 11 MW.-.. Marilyn Musil Barbara Neumann Marilyn Musil Sl. Mary Eucharistic Committee 2 Our Lady's Committee l V-C Committee -l' Hostess Club 2. Robert bluzenski Xt. Sldnirliuzr Class Treasurer 5' Class President 43 Personality De velopment Committee Physics Club 43 Monogram Club 5, 43 Baseball Basketball l, 2, 53 Football J, Al. john Needham SI. Pdffifk Discussion Committee 23 Foreign Missions Commits tee 5, Ai, Chairman 5, 41 Badger Boys' State 33 Club R-I5 Ali S:C: 5, Sister M. Joan Head of the Mathematics Department Geometry, Plane and Solid Algebra I, Il Trigonometry FR Robert Muzenski Theodore Nicikowski Margaret Nelson SI Mary Foreign Missions Commit tee 2 Personality Develop ment Committem 1 CFL 7 BGAA2 Michael Nelson SI foieph Nlzluankee Barbara Neumann Sl illury Catholic 'lruth Committee 5 Eucharistic Committee l 7 Foreign Missions Com n ttee i Hostess Club Players5 Bowling . Theodore Nicikowski SI. f0fJl1 2 Jeanne Nield SI. fllurv, Kerlurlm L Home Missions Committee g oca Hostess Club 5, -lg Players f. Alan Niesen SI. john J Monogram Club 5, -l, Sec- retary-Treasurer ll Baseball 5, -lg Basketball 5, all Foot' ball 2, 5, pi. John Needham leanne Nield Gerald O Laughlin SI Rose Discussion Committee 2 C horisters Monogr im ub l a 1 Presi en B ketball I Golf George Orth Holy Name ioristersl 7 4 man Club 5 C lfeteria Marilyn Orth SI ohm Home Missions Committee vC b 7 P11 s becretlries lnc GAA l -, 5. Cafeteria - . Anthony Ortiz Sf, Patrick Eucharistic Committee 2, 53 Personality Develop m ent Committee 53 Monogram fub 5,143 Bm'-ball eg 1,- ' all l, -, ,, 'IL :oo- 7 Cecile Otte Sr, Erlzuard Class Secretary fi: Soclality ecrc-tary 5, Stclality Y -- fect si: Discussion Commit- tee lg Home Missions Com- mittee l: French Club 5, -4, President 5, 'ig Lincoln Debate Club l. Z, 5, 4, Secretary 5, Vice President -lg Players Z1 SCFC 5, -lg Miss St. Cfatlicrines. 1'--' QQF7 --' in Clayton Noyes 5011111 illflriuzzrkev High 5 Catholic Action Committee J. Joan Patzman Sf. folwl 2 Foreign Missions Commit- tee 21 Hostess Club 1, R -ig Library 2. Margaret Nelson Alan Niesen Gerald O'Laughlin Marilyn Orth Cecile Orle oil? Michael Nelson Claylon Noyes George Orth Anthony Ortiz Joan Palzmun George Penza Richard Peterson Francis Pfister Jane? Pias Carol Price Joyce Petersen James Pfarr Donald Phillips Mary Agnes Piper Eugene Prudhom 'il 'SXT' iv' s 'ELM' we George Penza SI. George. Kerzotlw 2 Personality Development Committee -lg blonogfiim Club 3. -lg Football 2, 5. 42 Cafeteria 2. Joyce Petersen Holy Name Eucharistic Committee 21 Our Lady's Committee 'vi V- C Committee 41 Choristers 5, -'lg Classics Club -ig Pep Club lg GAA 1. Richard Peterson Holy Name Football 5. James Pfarr SI, George, Kcnorlm 2 Francis Pfister SI. Rom Monogram Club 43 Radio XlC'orkshop 2, 53 Basketball l, 2, ji, -'lg Football l, 2, fl. Donald Phillips Franklin junior High Band l, 2, 5, ti. janet Pias Holy Name Eucharistic Committee -ig Our Lzttlys Committee l, 25 Howling l. Pauline Pravda Wanda Przyfarski Mary Agnes Piper Surfed Hear! Foreign Missions Commit- tee -lg Our l.ady's Commit- tee 1, 23 Pep Club -ig Play- ers -lg Bowling l. Pauline Pravda llrmirlie Eucharistic Committee 45 Our l.ady's Committee 1, 25 Bowling l. Eugene Presta Lfzkeride Basketball 1. Marlene Presta Sacred Heart Class Secretary lg Catholic Action Committee 2, CFL 31 Eucharistic Committee -ig Our Lady's Committee l. Carol Price Sz. jntepla Catholic Action Committee 5: CFL 2, 5, Secretary- Tteasurer 53 Secretaries, Inc. -lg Bowling 2. Eugene Prudhom SI. Mary Baseball 4: Bowling l, 23 Football 2, 5, 4. Eugene Presta Elizabelh Robe -,V 1 Sister M. Leonard Geography Religion Il Adviser, Eucharistic Committee Senior I-Iomeroom 103 Wanda Przytarski Sl. Stanirlam Personality Developmen t Committee 45 Pep Club lg GAA 1, 2. Elizabeth Rabe Sl, Edward Catholic Truth Committee 23 Foreign Missions Com- mittee 4: Home Missions Committee 5: Hostess Club 2. 4, -ig Players 41 Secre- taries, Inc. -ig GAA l, 2. Marlene Redding Sl. Edward Eucharistic Committee 23 Foreign Missions Committee fi: Home Missions Commit- tee 5, Players 2, 53 Bowling 2. Marlene Presta Marlene Redding MQ' -ua 'i Phyllis Ricchio Theodore Ricchio Jocquelyn Rohr James Rooney Marilyn Ruberg Arlene Russo Angeline Socullcl Jane St. Amour Elizabeth Schliesmonn Raymond Schliesmann T17 28 Phyllis Ricchio Lincoln junior High, Kenoihu Eucharistic Committee 2, 3, 43 Players 53 Cafeteria 2. Theodore Ricchio St. Franc ir, Milwaukee 2 Eucharistic Committee 3g Choristers 5, -lg Football 5. Jacquelyn Rohr Sl. Edward Home Missions Committee lg Our Lady's Committee 2g Personality Development Committee 41 Hostess Club 23 Secretaries, Inc. 4. James Rooney St. fweph Catholic Truth Committee 41 Home Missions Commit- tee 2, BQ Basketball l. Marilyn Ruberg SI. Tlyonzai, Kenotbu Catholic Action Committee 53 Eucharistic Committee 23 Qur -l.ady's Committee -lg Choristers 5, 4: Secretaries, Inc. -lg Cafeteria 2. Arlene Russo Laketidu Home Missions Committee 5. -lj Social Committee 21 Players 5, fl. Anthony 5t.Mor1in Gerold Schnuck Angeline Saculla Sacred Heart Foreign Missions Commit- tee -1: Our Lacly's Commit- tee 2: German Club 31 Host- ess Club 43 Pep Club 41 Club R-li -lg Secretaries, Inc, -lg GAA 4. Jane St. Amour Sl. Rate Eucharistic Committee 2g Our I.ady's Committee lg Pep Club lg GAA 1. Anthony St. Martin Sizrrwi Hear! Cafeteria l, 2, 5. james Santulli Sl, Mark, Keflotba Class Secretary 5, Class Trea- surer 4: Discussion Commit- tee l, 21 Personality Devel- opment Committee -ig Pep Club 5, -lg Golf 3, 4. jean Scheberle SI. Mary Eucharistic Committee 25 Bowling 2. Elizabeth Schliesmann Sl. joieph Our Lady's Committee fig Social Committee 23 Pep Club l, -'lg Players 41 Secre- taries, lnc. 43 GAA I. Raymond Schliesmann SI. joieplz Class Treasurer lg Catholic Action Committee 53 Dis- cussion Committee l, 23 V-C Committee -1, Chair- mang Hand l, 2. 5, -l, Drum Major 5, -711 Club R-15 l, Vice President. James Sontulli Donuld Schowalter Sister M. Lucille Algebra I Gerald Schnuck St. George, Kenosha 2 Home Missions Committee J. Donald Schowalter St. joseph V-C Committee -ig Mono- gram Club -lg Golf 2, 5, -Q. Catherine Schulte St. Mark, Kwmilm Class Vice President 51 Catli- olic Action Committee 21 Eucharistic Committee lg Home Missions Committee S, -l, Secretary -ig Pep Club 2, j, 'lg Club R-I5 ig .Ylviclff 2. 3. flg Homecom- ing Queen. leon Scheberle Colherine Schulte 'N-wwe.-. Sister M. Lutgardis Head of the Science Department Chemistry Adviser, SuC: Donald Schuster Sf, Mary V-C Committee 4. Lorraine Schuster Holy Name Discussion Committee 4: Home Missions Committee lg Social Committee 23 Hostess Club 2, 3, 4, Pres- ident -ig Pep Club 2. 'll Players 43 Radio Workshop 2, 31 SQCQ 53 GAA 1, 2. Lorraine Schwartz Hvrllck sf German Club -lg Secretaries, lnc, -l, Joanne Shaltis Richard Smith Barbara Seitz SI, joseph Leadership Committee 43 Our Lady's Committee 52 Pep Club l. 2, 5, tl: GAA 1, 2, 5, 43 Cafeteria l. Shirley Seitz St1zrlf.'rw1z 2 Eutharistic Committee 21 Choristers 3, -lg GAA 2, Badger Girls' Stare 5. Phyllis Sentieri SI, Mtrrk. Kerrarha Discussion Committee 23 Foreign Missions Committee 5, Treasurer: V-C Commit' tee 43 Choristers lg Players 34 GAA 2. 3. Joanne Shaltis Sf. Peter, Kenorha Discussion Committee 23 Foreign Missions Committee 35 V-C Committee 45 Radio Wbrkshop 2, 5, 4. James Shea Iloly Name Personality Development Committee 43 Monogram Club 5, 41 Basketball lg Football 2, 5, 4. Margaret Silvasi Sac red Heart Catholic Action Committee 3, 43 Social Committee 1. Matthew Sisak Sf, john 2 leadership Committee 43 Bowling 2. James Shea Sandra Smith Nancy Smith Lillffllfl fzmior High, Kermlhu 2 Catholic Action Committee S3 Eucharistic Committee 24 V-C Committee ,ig Choris- ters 2, S, 41 Hostess Club 2, 53 Latin Club 23 Pep Club 4: Players 2, 3, -lg Radio XlC'orkshop 53 S:C: 53 Shield 5, Richard Smith SI. Edward Eucharistic Committee 4g Foreign Missions Committee 2, .tg Our Lady's Committee lg Basketball l, 25 Golf l, 2. Sandra Smith Sz. favzef, Kefwtlrva Class Vice President ZZ Catholic Action Committee 23 Home Missions Commitf tee l, 55 Local 55 -l, Secretaryi Club R-l5 'ig Shield 2, 3, 4, Managing Editor 4, Jerome Soens Sl, famef, Kerzorlaa Eucharistic Committee 2. 31 Social Committee l. Dennis Sorenson Sl. Rare Band l, 2, 3, Vice Presi- dent 5: Choristers 4. john Sorenson 51. Rare Basketball 1. Margaret Silvasi Jerome Soens Donald Schuster Lorraine Schwartz Shirley Seitz Matthew Sisak Dennis Sorenson Lorraine Schuster Barbara Seitz Phyllis Sentieri Nancy Smith John Sorenson 'QT' w. t 1 E-6' .-v-H' 5 Biff' 'v-use hi?- Judith Sorenson Kenneth Sustachek Dennis Van Bree Marilyn Ventura Patricia Verbeten Diane Spieker Jcmes TiDludY John Von Eimeren Joseph Venfurini James Voss infi- .ar Jcne Slindle Barbara Stoger Clement Slublctski Mary Trecek Judith Sorenson 51. john J Christian Soc i al Livi ng Committee 'lj Pep Club -il S:Cz 42 GAA 2, -l. Diane Spieker SI, fnbn I Discussion Committee 2, 51 Classics Club -I1 German Club 5, tl, Vice President 'll Hostess Club 2, 5, fl: Play- ers 2, 5. - I, Vice President 41 Club R-li el, Treasuterg S'Cg ig Shield' 2, 5, -l. News Editor fl. Jane Stindle St. john 2 Personality D e v e l o p me n t Committee -lg Poster Com- mittee 2. Barbara Stoger Sf. Mary, KUIIO,fhrl Catliolit' Action Committee 51 V-C Committee fl, Seal retaryg Band 1, Z, 5, -I, Secretary -ig SQCJ -i, Clement Stublaski .Vfzfrlurwlf Cafeteria 2, 5. Kenneth Sustachek Holy Name V-C Committee -li SiC- 5. James Tiplady Holy Nimlt' Band l, 2, S. Stel lo Triggicno Mary Trecek Xl. Edward Catholic Truth Committee 23 Eucharistit' Committee 5, -I, Chairman llg Foreign Missions Committee ll Clasf sics Club 5, tl, President ,ig Latin Club 5. l, President -l: Players ll: Club R-li -'i, Secretary: Radio X5C'orkshop 21 Sluelu' 5, -l, Feature Edi- tor l. Stella Triggiano Ilorllik Iliglr 9 Our l.ady's Committee '13 Peo Club 5, fig Players -I: Secretaries, Inc, 43 GAA 5. Nancy Tyborchek Sl. josufzlj Pep Cluh 1, 2, Secretaries. Inc. 'IQ GAA l, 2. Dennis Van Bree SI. foieph Disrussion Committee l. lioreign Missions Commit- tee -lp German Club 2. lvl Players 41 SCFC fl: Football I. 2. 5. john Van Eimeren 51. Rim lfutliaristic Committee 2, -I3 Cafeteria 3. Marilyn Ventura Xl. Mum. Kwlorlm 5 l lome M issions Coininirtee S. ll llostess Club S, IQ Players 5. Nancy Tyborchek Joseph Venturini Surfed Hear! Discussion Committee l, 21 Personality Devolop ment Committee All Band I, 2, 5, -1, Treasurer 55 liootball 2, 3,-1. Patricia Verbeten Sl, Mary Foreign Missions Commit- tee 2. james Voss Iazktftide Bowling 2. Sister M. Pierre Radio Speetsh Adviser, Clztssits Club Visual Aids Rosemary Wade Marian Wiechmann Rosemary Wade Sf. Edward George Wanserski St. john 2 German Club 5. Herbert Wenman Sl. George, Kermilm 2 Jerome Weyker St. Iorepb Football 2. Sister M. Rosita Head ofthe Publications Department English II, IV Adviser, The Yhield Senior Homeroom 119 an-.,.,, George Wanserski Gene Wi lear Barbara Wickman Sl. Palriik Catholic Truth Committee 23 V-C Committee rig Clas- sics Club 145 Latin Club 5, fig Players 45 S2Cu 35 Bowl' ing l, 2.14. Marian Wiechmann St, Edward Our Lady's Committee 35 Social Committee 1, 25 Clas- sics Club 43 Pep Club l, 2, 5, Aig Physics Club 45 GAA 1, 2, 3, 135 Cafeteria 2. Gene Wilear Sl. Mary joan Wilhelmi Sl. Mary Eucharistic Committee l, 25 Pep Club 1, 23 Bowling l, -L Carol Williams Sl, lidzwzrd Home Missions Committee 31 Personality Development Committee 'il Lincoln De- bate Club l, 41 Pep Club 1, -ll Secretaries, Inc, -lg Bowling -i. Marie Williams Sf, Mark, Kerloiha Catholic Action Committee 21 Choristers 5, 45 Classics Club 3, fig Library Club 25 Players 45 Secretaries, Inc. 4. Herbert Wenman Jaan Wilhelmi James Williamson Holy Name Band 2, 3. Ann Woodworth Piuf XI, Milwaukee 3 Class Vice President 45 Home Missions Committee 5: V-C Committee fig Pep Club Ai: Players Ai: Secre- taries, Inc. 45 GAA -i. W'illiam Zierten St. john 2 Eucharistic Committee 2, 55 Baseball 4. 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Lucy Biology General Science Religion I Adviser, Freshman Sodality Committee Freshman Homeroom 321 Rosalie Mann Salvatore Marano Robert Markus Thomas Marsh Kathyrn Mattes Peter Mauer Kenneth May Barbara McCarthy Theresa McCarthy Michael McCray Kenneth McKivett Thomas McNamara Arlene Meissner Marlene Merchle Frances Michels Michael Milass Patricia Molnar Thomas Moran Esther Morehouse James Mueller Rosalie Mueller Leo Mutchler Robert Nelsen Nancy Nelson Mary Noonan Paula Nowak Ronald Noyes Darlene O'Brien Richard O'Brien Peter Oehmen Beverly Olson Annette Osadsky George Oteman David Otte Patricia Pansch Geraldine Pavelcik Judith Peck Thomas Petersen Donald Pfam Nicholas Pier Enrico Policicchio Nancy Poplawski Paul Porasik Rose Poritz Ralph Principe William Propsom joan Przytarski Richard Puck I su, xc, .,. New ks. Y ei ,-F51 rj , . x,k,, . 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' ' .- 5 I 'VL' ' Suzhfy ', 1 1: -'f, ' ,gn , : .. . yy Q .s - , jails Hg: 1 5' L V Q .:,:.A,:,.. 5, 151- Add.: I :gh WE E E ' at R 55 1 1 Matthew Quinn Nancy Quinn William Ramcke Mary Reschke Lee Rice Jeannette Rivoire janet Robers David Rondon Henry Rorek Donald Rosera Judith Roszkowski Kathryn Rotkis Matthew Rotlcis Constance Rudin Antoinette Rufilo Charles Rutkowski Richard Sabol Richard Sandowslcy 56 Sister M. Martina Spanish I, II Religion I Adviser, Freshman Sodality Committee Freshman Homeroom 223 Sister M. Sylvester German I, II General Mathematics Religion I Adviser, German Club Adviser, Freshman Sodality Committee Freshman Hometoom 505 Sister M. Helen Librarian Sacristan Adviser, Library Club 1 K as ,V Lyyif . , .. W . if .. , eese W r-: R '- f I 2 , fi' 13, - f at V it e f I 4 Sister M. Redempta English I Religion I Adviser, Freshman Sodality Committee Freshman Homeroom 307 Sister M. Bartholomew Typing I Algebra Salesmanship Adviser, Hostess Club Sister M. Oda Marie Manager, Cafeteria I , y . I ..- l I hi ,k,,. f- f M1 I if . f ag L g ill i-if . l s ic rs I 1 W I I W' me A 5 : ' . 1 .V A-Vk A F it Q N -'+.'S7?IT55' . ax A Angeline Salerno Mary Samels Eugene Scheppe joseph Schiestle jane Schulte Shirley Schwartz Thomas Secanky Bernice Seitz Michael Seitz Robert Seirz Phyllis Sepanslci Sandra Shea Loretta Shelton Mary Ann Shimkus Edward Simanek Doreen Smith Shirley Soens Ann Spaay Clarence Stapleman Arlene Stauclinger joan Steiner Carol Strelka Sandra Smolinslti David Tarwid Donna Theama james Theres Marilyn Thielen Marita Thielen Richard Thoennes jeanne Thomas Richard Thorn Valeria Valente Geraldine Van Bree Patricia Verber joan Verbeten Byron Verheyen Virginia Vitacco james Von Germeren Thomas Voss Wayne Wagner john Wasilevich Gerald Wells james Welsh Elizabeth Wenman Richard Wesneck james Westrich joan Wesrrich Mary Weylcer S S fT' I ' . S ,M S V fb S 31 5354- fat' S+ 'WJ ' '5'5'ff T 4 w SS ww S L. 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S S S S S ii S. ig S if .SVS, if SJE5 SSSS ty t S...a-- J, r M sssf F S S SS D-fiffirviirf Mary Whaley jane Williams joseph Williams Helen Willmes Norman Wittz Sharron Wisniewski Peter Wittmann Mary Woitach Robert Wolf Carol Woodworth Judith Yunkes Kay Zelenski Monica Zenner Elizabeth Zepniclc Mary Zewen Carol Zimprich William Zinga Margaret Zinnen 58 Mr. john Foster Maintenance Man Mr. John Opferkuch Band Classes Band Director Miss Helen Sharpe School Nurse Mr. Gregory Gordon Adviser, Players Mr. Edward Race Physical Education Head Coach, Football Assistant Coach, Basketball In the path of many feet We gathered up the round of days In council, club, and song With plans, with smiles, with worryirzgs To weave into the years. We hlerided all to huild a fuller life That we might lead-or follow- Serviug God in many ways To cast His mold upon the earth. Photographed by C. Oscar Lindquist ,,,,x,.k .1 YW 'L15333 , ,1 war - -V ' 1 A -W ' ,,,. Q ITM? ' 4 + 'wa we M w ,. L. . , L,... , Q .. 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With this challenge Father McCormick, spiritual director, propelled the '52-'55 Sodalists into action. The mark fixed, Sodality officers and twelve dynamic forces, the committees, set out to ignite the world. Under the guidance of competent advisers and committee chairmen, activities swirled. Bands of Eucharistic Knights and Handmaids furthered devotion to the Blessed Sacrament. In a two day drive, over one thousand students pressed the recruiting booths to enlist in the Blue Army of Our Lady's Committee. Concerted action took over early in the mission committees. Roller skates clicked, and the Home Mis- sion Committee's skating party netted funds for a needy mission in the South. Nickels, pennies, and dimes rolled in during the annual Lenten drive for foreign missions. In a Christmas basket campaign sponsored by Local 35, Christian charity glowed for needy families. Books precede a change in the thought pattern of the world. That our future heritage might remain Christian, both the Catholic Truth and Discussion Com- mittees worked hard to shape their convictions and stock the minds of fellow Sodalists with Christian 60 thought. Armed with these convictions, the Catholic Action group, through a series of constructive criticisms, hoped to raise the standard of the nation's thought re- vealed on its screens and over its radios. To accommodate interested Sodalists, new commit- tees were formed. Among these, the V-C Committee, through playlets, panels, and a Vocation Day project, offered students opportunities to study and examine the three walks of life. The Christian Social Living Com- mittee organized to show students how to apply Catholic principles to daily living. In order to make new friends and keep the old, the Personality Develop- ment and Leadership Committees combined efforts to make teen-agers courtesy conscious. In addition to the committee activities, the Sodality officers with the assistance of Sister Anaclete, moderator, planned and organized the monthly assemblies. Other Sodality projects highlighted the year. There were the annual retreat, the WCAC, and the Lourdes Ball. Sodalists continued to receive the S0daliTimeJ each month. They contributed to the nation wide spiritual bouquet for the Holy Father. The erection of the long- proposed Christmas crib in downtown Racine became a reality. To close the year's program fittingly, all gathered to crown their Mother Mary Queen of May. .45 .wr 11 ,Mf?f, , 0 5 gil-Q an my M :Elle 0 1 QIQ QQ X f -ffm, , it 3 w, xl X M ., in JSTNUV 55 rw ' 7 X1 it ,A .L new 5 R 35 f , 'V' X - - - f any K as f hfi V In T X, '-f V f Y Y 451995 mfg 5 ft mix as Lf f 3 F4 0 .. .,,-. . ,J . Q' .V Q 5 + 9 in 'SLN' ' L if 1, 2 E f If an if k x-. 1 S3 ws Tl., .A ,ZA.wgm, L A 3 'Q ff 2.1 SW?-iv - Ts -' il, - iw-ET 1 f .53 H i- 3: ' ' ,Q S' y, . ., 9? .. , vs' '39:5u'k'f?'i.m : . - -www MQ X is I f . 17, fu - - -V f f- ,Q-we-f - K 5 Ax fs EL mae 'fifgi' 3 fm V515 f - fs: , T, 'f w SQ ,.,.. 5 I W 1 E X Q in 5 S fm. I, ? ,wi , W K ,sw W '--aW5g,1, V, ,K - xgggmr- 52,601 mmf M f 5- The V-C Committee members read and consider, preparing to face the world. Left to right Ken Sustachek, Claire Hegeman, Helen Becker, jim Gallagher, Barbara Stoger. fa irzflzzme the World High stamp drive workers bag 480,000 stamps for Home Don Rosera, Pat Weill, Ralph Horner, Roseanne Denig, Leon i H D' w ,Qir'g'? J' Q M, fm' ' -iiizifaw 6, VJ ., ,wif i'y,Uf4 ' , Missions. Le Kisielewslii. ff In riglyl: Foreign Mission Committee members on their way to make little hearts young and gay. 1 f Q? The Leadership Committee are happy over the success of their protest against the circulation of immoral literature. Cffmzzzzillcc Nlt?l!lb4f7'.f Haj! to riqblj: Sally Braztlzwns, llowurtl Wirtz, Sue Baumstark, Harry Drier. with divine 10115. Lefz lo fighz: Maxine Matltlen, Tom Miller, Jllhfl NCCdh21m, HCfb H01-VPC, Hearts and baskets overflow at Christmas. Left lo right: Sylvia Martinelli, Jim 12109 Hughes. Garrity, Pat Burdick represent Local 55 . f ,Vx-t,f,, - :Q . :ir:f,1w 'sf 2- -' a J' file: ' r: - 5 ., 42:7 .:5i'Z':.-:?ICE5:. ll 1--E get vi N .rim S ,, s rrr,,. ri,-A rZ , , sign 1 1 f'+flS?Ks?iE?H ' . f wssmkfvfw , nv' 5, il it l ?rc'sl114f1ar1 Sflrzres The frosh Sodality council in session, Left In 1'igf7I.' David Hochgurtel, boys' prefect. Committee chairmen: Sue Holt, Eucha- risricg Judy Burkett, Our Lady'sg Mary Ellen Mann, Foreign Missionsg Mary Vfhaley, Home Missiotisg Nicholas Pier, Out Ladysg Judy Cramer, Personality and Leadershipg David Otte, FRESHMEN ONLY! Because of the increased enrollment a junior section of the Sodality was or- ganized for the freshmen. After the reception in De- cember they elected their own oriicers and formed committees, conducting separate assemblies and meer- ings. In general projects, however, they cooperated with the senior sodality to make Mary their way and Christ their goal. Christian Social Livingg George Blommel. Personality and Leader- ship. Margaret Zinnen, girls' prefect. Chairmen: jim Mueller, Catholic Truthg Darryl Cremer, Iiuchatisricg Michael Ilolly, Foreign Missionsg Ralph Principe, Christian Social Living. At table: Theresa Fazzari, secretary-treasurer. Racine keeps Christ in Christmas through Sodality project, Left to right: joe Clemenri, Dick Russo, Ed Gas- taldi, Mr. Foster. -1-A r,,-.. . 66 v .. , an 5 'CK Q 'H' X x pads ., A ff K,-,A C. s . r 5 is 'g at iff? Prop room rendezvous, Left to right: Rita Kieman, Dorothy Veselik, Dick Shore, Julius Gastaldi, Ernestine Karczewski, Wayne Gcrou, Donna Gabbey, Ann Vernon, jim Betchkal, Marian Wieclmituann, lid Gastaldi. Kurfairz 6711! IN HIGH GEAR Players raced through the year pack- ing their hle with events and happenings. Fun and activity revolved around such adventures as making beatds for high priests, draping cheesecloth into angel gowns, or losing St. John the Baptist's head. In the long trek from thc' prop room to the stage there were the tiny, yet essential things- laughter, companionship, friendly hi ya's -which bright- ened the productions of the Big Top show, the Ameriwzmz fantasy, and Belwltf Thief Man. 6 7 5 'Sm F-in The sopranos and tenors of the SCHS Choristers. Burrow muy Neff In riglolfx Marcia lfloyd, Rafael Palermo, Shirley Soens, Alanet Kesser, Viola Zemher, Kathleen Lemanski, liaith Organ. Seewnf 1'rm'.' Lorraine Dandaneau, lilizalueth May, Marlene D'Aoust, Nancy Smith, Mary Lou Masilc, Marie Wfilliams, Shirley Seitz. Thin! mira' Allan Olson, Sally Brazdzons, Marilsa Tyson, l.yn Miche- lotte, lirnestine Karczewslsi, Mary -Ioe Secanlxy, James Smith, joseph Clementi. I o1fi'll1 rout lloward Wirtz. james Betchltal, Richard Greb, llarry Drier, Theodore Ricchio, Denis Dantleneau, Charles Wtirster. l 5 i'Alleluia. Oh, how they sangli' SCIIS Chorivler ,mloi,sl,r fluff lo riyliflf Boh Powers, Dick Milliie, Shirley Morrow, Marilxa Tyson, Ernestine Karczewski. 68 We Heard THEY SHALL HAVE MUSIC! Under the direction of Mr. Willizirii Krumherger sixty-four rohed Choristers have given music to the student hody and the interested public. liach month the Choristers sang the First Friday High Mass, At the annual Christmas concert they made their first formal pululic ap' pearance. After entertaining the audience with sacred and secular music, they clif maxed the program with their ever favorf ite Hallelujah from 'lfve zlleniffff hy Handel. Q.-we . a n-.,., 97' The altos and basses of the SCHS Choristers, Bottom nm' flefl in rightlx Kathleen Lonergan, Patricia Hinnenkamp, joan Smetana, Roseanne Denig, Ruth Mura, Theresa Castelli, Mary Ann Konsinowslxi, Mary Romanshelc. Serrmd mzzx' Gloria lilgines, Rita Mae Roth, Mary Loewen, Patricia Zufia, Nancy Loewen, Marilynn Ruherg, Joyce Petersen, Patricia Bohn, Third fflllh' Dwayne Fryer, Lawrence Lonergan, james Clalvino, Allan Hope, Tom Seitz, Dennis Sorenson, Harry jarosz. Fonrih 7'Ul4'.' Donald Bauer, Dan Gutzman, Dan Koleslte, Richard Millsie, james Gallagher, Frank Haas, Donald Krueger, Donald Madden, the Angels Sing i Other engagements during the holidays included a special program at Vffood Vet- erans' hospital, WIIJN broadcasts, and caroling at Monument Square. Among their most precious memories Choristers will cherish the pleasant get togethers and long rehearsals for their operetta. At com- mencement exercises their singing of the Solemn High Mass will add a linale to another year of excellent work. K j'lC- A ' , fl' 'M' 'L A - , . ., Mfjmllliilyt-llligi'iLnltflnItAnSilf7iKfI',LESL' S53-lLti?ll Rita l.anglo1s and Don Henlces sound it off for sixth period chorus A. , ' '.t' , ' ' ', , '1 ', , - A , . . R.. , l Y V class. Left fo rzghl. Mr. lxrumherger, Janice Larkin, Dolores Dory, Gene irhard Milkie, treasurer. Haugen 6 9 sv Vik? 1 , 'Wx ya if f Q H.. 5 T-5.4 fW 7' fi p ' fu! Q.. ,X W P? 'S' 1 f f ' ' ' Fw A Q ...f 1 A' - Q 'p af 5' Q 'f kW S V 4 X I l ag A K . ,iq N3 xii, , K , 5 W A M----quin---1-. ----1-gg.-........ ..,Q.q.q MR. OPFERKUCH, director, lifted his baton and hfty-eight SCHS band members came to attention. ln victory or defeat they boomed away keeping the Black and White flying high. Whether to rally school spirit at pep assemblies or to furnish exciting circus melodies under the Big Top talent show, the band played on. Halftime at football games was drill time for ll6 measured steps. This year the band sored by the Wisconsin School Music Association, at Milton, Wisconsin. On May l7, the 27th Annual Spring Con- cert featured the overture, Royal Gorge, and Anderson's A Tmmpetefi Lullaby played by the trumpet section. After the traditional Pump and Circzzmymnce on Graduation Day, the big brass band will pack away their instruments with the satisfied feeling that they, too, have helped to make 1952-1955 a great entered the district tournament, spon- Yeflfl The SCI-IS Band. First mu' lleft to righzzx Caryl Williams, Bernice Bunck, james Bergemann, jean Mann, Bettekay Kaminky, William Menden, Richard Mattes. Allan Olson, Marie Hagner, Barbara Stoger, David Hermes, Lucille La Macchia. Seroml rout: Vernon Hurtubise. Mary Ann McCarr, john Olson, Gerald Ver Schage, Raymond Schliesmann, james Garrity, Matthew Andis, Ann Mitchell, Charles Buehler. Third wuz' Leon Gross, Carol Lange, Dolores Maller, Gerald Bohn, james Welsh, Thomas Burdick, Robert Dood, George Dament. Fourth rozw: William Lofdahl, Frank Sullivan, Donald Phillips, Gerald Baker, Frank Porcaro, joseph Gatti, Donald Kosch, Robert Gerber, Thomas Troestler. Fifth mu-1 Thomas Miller, james Pier, Thomas Michna, Edward Checki, David Gedemer, john Floyd. bmi I 6 mms. h if f We .wind up windedl Buch In front: Dave Gedemcr, Angel trumpeters rehearse A Trzmzpeleili' Lullaby. Left to right. Tom Miller, john Floyd. Bob Dood, Frank Porcaro, Gerry Bohn, Dolores Maller. 71 Verbal Cilfs IF THE WALLS of Rooms 303 and 305 could speak, they would echo, Resolved: That the Atlantic Pact na- tions should form a federal union. Within these rooms twenty well-tempered Lincolnites, aglow to the kindling point, fired at their opponents the pros and cons of the 52-'55 topic. To test their forensic skill, the debaters competed in the midwestern tournaments and participated in the speech contests and student congresses conducted by both national and state leagues. Official debate news containing Father McCormick's always interesting and informative messages, quips and tidbits about members, and quotable quotes appeared in the bi-weekly Lincolnile edited by jim Betchkal. Officerr' Edgar Gastaldi president' Cecile Otte vice resident' -' 1 1 a P , james Betchkal, secretary-treasurer. Practice Tournaments Wins Losses St, Ignatius, Chicago Seniors 4 2 Sophomores 4 2 St. George, Evanston Seniors 4 2 Sophomores 6 0 West Allis Central Seniors G 0 juniors 2 4 lfreshnien 6 O De LaSalle, Chicago juniors 3 3 l:I'CSllIHCI1 4 2 Trophy and Medal Tournaments Wins Losses Marquette Seniors 5 1 Notre Dame, Milwaukee Seniors 4 2 St. Ignatius, Chicago Sophomores, Freshmen 4 2 Loyola, Chicago Seniors 6 O Sophomores 5 1 Mundelein College Seniors 6 O St. Mary's College, Witltdna St. Teresa's, Winona Seniors, Juniors, Sophomores St. Catherines, Racine Freshmen St. Mary's, Burlington Sophomores Marquette University Seniors, Juniors 1 Lincnlnites meet with their coach, Father McCormick, for Monday night criticisms. Harb mu' Ifeff lu righff: Shirley Ketter- er, jim Betchkal, Carol Wfilliams, Dave Otte, Margot Antlis, john Lincoln Debate Teams Senior Team James Betchkal, affirmative liclgar Gastaltli, negative Cecile One. negative Carol Williiiiiis, allirmative Calternate with S. Kettererb Junior Team Margot Anilis, negative Georgia Bratly, negative Richartl Shure. :il'hrm:itix'r Shirley Ketterer, allirmative Qalternate with C. Williiiiilsj Kroupa, julie Haislmaier, Edgar Gastaltli, jim Iirmert, Nancy Myers, George Gillett. Franz ruzr: Cecile Otte, Father McCor- mick, Georgia Brady, Connie Dunham, Dick Kreul, Elizabeth Bany, Dick Shore. Sophomore Team Elizabeth Bany, affirmative James Ermert, negative Richard Kreul, affirmative Nancy Myers, negative Freshman Team Constance Dunham, negative George Gillett, negative julie Haislmaier, aflirmative Dave Otte, alhrmative 73 lim' 0 ' Cyn THE FIVE-O'CLOCK NIGHTS during deadline week, the frantic search for lost copy last seen floating around the typing room, the desperate attempt to write that headline-these are but a part of the ubusinessl' of putting out a publication. But with the help of indis- pensable St. Francis de Sales, patron of the press, the final copy coasts in under deadline. Result: the Shield appears regularly each month, and the Lance arrives on schedule for May distribution. U16 Shield Staff At the monthly meeting Shield staff members listen to Sandy Smith expressing her views to Tony Herrmann. Left to right: Editor in chief: Suzanne Dechant Associate Editor: janet Kesser Managing Editor: Sandra Smith News Editor: Diane Spieker Feature Editor: Mary Trecek Sports Editors: Thomas Venne, Catherine Schulte Artist: james Brandt Columnist: Donald Liegler Contributors: Mary Eitel, Thomas Gedemer, Anthony Herrmann Ralph Horner, Kathleen Larson, Donna Lee Stange Business Manager: Mary Lutkus Photographers: Ronald Meissner, William Rabe Typists: Patricia Bohn, Mary Lutkus Sandy, Diane Spieker, Don Liegler, Janet Kesser, Sue Dechant, Mary Trecek. Standing: Ronnie Meissner, Catherine Schulte. Publication Dnyli Staff mcmhers wait for the ringing of the Lee Strange, Mary Lutkus. Sfllfffff Mary Eitel, jim Brandt, Tom hell which will sentl them distributing Yhicffflt to thc homerooms. Venne, Put Bohn, Tom Getlemer, Bill Ralne. Smurliug Cleft tu figlafj: Ralph Hornet, Kathleen Larsen, Donna 75 rv'- Full steam ahead for 1955 Lame. O11 floor flefl lo rightly Marilyn Raymond, Marianne Kratowicz. Seated fr!nckufi.rej.' Che lance Staff 76 Qqxx Bernadette Marltson, Louise Schulte, Rosemary Tyler, janet Lud- wig, Shirley Althoff. Smmling: Margaret Petersen, Ronnie Meissner, Frances St. Amour. Editor: Marianne Kratowicz Sports liditor: Thomas Venne Photographer: Ronald Meissner Typists: Bernadette Markson, Joan Smetana Staff: Shirley Althoff, Frances St. Amour, Janet Ludwig, Bernadette Markson, Margaret Petersen, Marilyn Raymond, Louise Schulte, Rosemary Tyler. Latin crossword puzzles intrigue Latiuum Crerfal seniors. Left to rigbl: Nancy Loewen, Ed Gastaldi, Mary Trecelc, Barbara Wfickmzln. The new issue of flllYfffllIIL l,ufiu11m has just arrived. Subscribers rlefz lo rigbllf jo Ann Rice, Rita Lui, Ken Huck, Tom Venne f.lL'4lf1'llf, Marv Ann Bonini, Put Quirlc, Nancy Brill. ,lllrfng the ,4,v,via14 Way Tllli '32-'53 l.ATlN CLUB did not have to fear the lcles of March, but they did have to beware the Kulends of April on which they held their April Fool party. Besides studying the Roman Culendiir with its Kiilends, Ides, rind Nones, Club members had .1 busy vc-air carrying out the activities found in their olliciul magazine, flffxililzm Latilzffm. There were skits to dramutize, songs to sing, and hobbies to develop. In spring the Laliazzzm Crcrazl members plan to enter the 22ml Amzzml APSL Nd!!-f27Zll'id6 Latin lixamifzufinfzi' for A'zum'rf.i conducted by the flzfxilifmz Llllf7ZIl7Il. Ulfircixix Mary Trecelc, presidentg Kenneth Huck, vice presidentg Nancy Loewen, secretary. Entre Nou: Club members study Dominican College French exhibit. Cluckzrire lzegimfiug at left: Joanne Spizzirri, jim Betchkal, Cecile Otte, Eleanor Pravda, Caryl Wfilliams, Sue Erickson, Diane Porcaro, Malcolm Noyes. ,714 Parisian Style YOU WERE NOT mistaken the da ou heard suoke in French and ate French vastr . To stren 'then . . A . V V . . , 7 , . 5 strains of Irving Berlins Alzmyr coming from Room their vocabulary and composition skills, interested 121. lt was just the French Club singing it in trans- members subscribed to the monthly Lu Crniiude. lation at one of their sessions. On the other meetin This ear the Club also visited the French exhibit . - Y . . N days, cries of Be-Qmzlre or Allez-op replaced the must- sponsored by Dominican College. cal melodies, At their parties Iirznv Nom members Offirerix' Cecile Otte, presidentg Caryl Williams, vice presidentg jim Betchkal, secretary. In the correspondence section of the exhibit are Neff In rryhlf Rafael Palermo, Barbara Skala, Tom Giese, Rita Langlois, and Tom Andrews, Club members pack and escort their Germany-bound package. Above flef! to riglatlf Pat Bohn, Diane Spieker, Kenneth Ehleiter, Judy Kempter. Beloux' Bettekay Kaminky, Francis Mainczyk, Diane Spieker, John Kaminky, Pat Bohn, Pat Donovan, Bob Powers, Judy Kempter. 014 the Khinc WITH A Gwen Tug, wie gehl er Ibneny' the Lmtige Ge.reZZrchafl members habitually greet each other. Skits, games and good sauerkraut fests en- livened their monthly meetings. Yet all play and no work was not their motto. Other activities included Officerr: Judy Kempter, presidentg Bettekay Kaminky, lll'Cl'. sending food to a needy family in Germany and pro viding toys for children at St. Mary's Hospital. How ever, all the club members agreed that the most fasci nating project of the year was pen-pal writing. presidentg Diane Spieker, vice secretaryg Patricia Bohn, treas- li,-A . 51 f- Abnze' Fellows, this equation just won't balance. S,C2 analysts figure results of chemical reactions. lefl to right: Tom Penn, Arlene Muszynski, Dave Sorenson, Tom Parr, Eugene Kosterman, Roger Ktoes, Duane Larsen. Belnizz' Somethinas wrong! lt turns red when Charles Tyler tests for a base, Left In riglalf Dave Becker, Dave Zlevor, Charles, Joe Anderson, Robert Elgines, Carol Cramer. U15 Acid Cas! THE BATTLE OF GASES was on. Because the regular lab period was too short and the atomic and molecular world too large, inquisitive S:C2 members organized for individual research. To help carry out the program of Science Clubs of America, Club mem- bers made a comparative study of foods and textile industries. Witll projects and experiments under way the Science Club became a proving ground for developing skills and talents and helping to prepare for scientific careers and hobbies. Officerr' David Sorenson, presitlentg Jerry Wfinters, vice presidenti Barbara Stoger, secretary. Physicists reach the boiling point. Top picture ff0l'6'g7'0IHlI1, Iefl to rigbtl: Richard Greb, Don Liegler, Ronald Hauser, Anthony Herrmann, Alan Niesen, George Feiehtner, John Gottfredsen. Backgromzd.' Richard Cary, Edgar Gustaldi, Colleen Corcoran, Peter Beck, Helen Becker, Gordon Dummer, janet Ludwig, Bettekay Kaminky, Ray Schliesmunn, Kenneth Sustachelc. Iiofwm fvicmre ffefl In rigglnll' Nancy Smith, jim llrmsen, Jim Tiplady, john Needham, john Sorenson, Leon Gross, Gerry Schnuck, Frank Ptister, Clem Stublaski, Bill Mohrbacker, Dave Gedemer, Frank Haas, jack Braun, Herb Hoppe, Leslie Lalcatos, Melvin Hurtubise. Zfhc Kailing Pain! TO STIMULATE INTEREST in the scientific ported their resultsg those who had developed scien- world, the Physics Club based its club meetings on tihc hobbies related und discussed their progress or films showing recent developments and advancements. new discoveries. Members who performed optional experiments re- 81 r Hanks and Shady wks THE READING FIFTEEN, known as Club R-l5, are seniors who realize the pleasure of reading a good book. Held on a monthly basis, the meetings were tools with which the students met the world of literary geniuses. Best-sellers, classics, fiction, biogra- phies-all bowed before these young critics in their round-table discussions. Guest speakers, disciples of literature who have achieved some degree of fame, occasionally attended to relate incidents from their lives and to pass on helpful hints which stimulate Critical reading. Offirerr: Herb Hoppe, presidentg Ray Schliesmann, vice presidentg Mary Trecek, secretaryg Diane Spieker, treasurer. Members of R-15 probe into the world of good literature. Left to right: Elizabeth May, Mary Trecek, Ray Schliesmann, john Needham, Bettekay Kaminky, Diane Spieker, Ken Sustachek. R 15 at a humorous moment. Seated Ueft to rightlf Catherine Schulte, Benny james, Judy Klaus. Standing: Colleen Corcoran, Sandy Smith, jane Hughes, Herb Hoppe. 82 YOUSBB S0 Almrex Library Club members post helpful hints. Left to rigbtx Mary Baumgardt, Mary Ann Seitz, Virginia Nakiewich, Jo Ann Mueller, Judy De Fries. Classics Club members stay at home to enjoy opera via wax. Lefl in riglalx Carol Malmstadt, Jerry Bohn Jeanne Adamski, Ray Prudhom, Helen Becker, Dolores Meyer, Bernice Bunck. Aflajnr and Minor Keys THE TIRELESS EFFORTS of twenty-two assist- ants made our library an interesting and helpful place for study. To accomplish this, the Library Club ful- filled a variety of tasks such as checking books in and out, shelving returned books, placing newspapers and magazines in racks. JITTERBUG AND JAZZ record folios became shelfworn and dusty when the Classics Club reor- ganized this fall. At their monthly meeting they studied the masters of musical art and learned to recognize these works. The Nezvrmrt, a new service offered by the Club, reviewed the most recent purchases of the library and listed books in demand by students. Although the organization was formed primarily as a school service club, its members broadened their own in- tellectual background through continual literary COntaCtS. Officers: Virginia Nakiewich,presidentg Shirley Voelker, secretaryg Patricia Mann, treasurer. Offirerrf Mary Trecek, presidentg Patricia Bohn, vice presidentg Bernice Bunck, secretatyg Ray Prudhom, treasurer. 85 Wards 014 the Wing TRY IT AGAIN. Each SCFC member recog- nized the well-worn phrase of the hidden prelimin- ariesu that precede any forensic activity. After con- stant practice confident young Demosthenians, masters of diction, poise, gesticulation, and logical thinking, burst forth in competitive declamations. In the late spring conference contests to be held in Chicago and Milwaukee, the aspiring orators hope to bring home chevrons for successful entries. Jim Smith explains how to go about it to freshman and sophomore SCFC members.. Slandirzg Cleft to righljf George Gillett, Dave Otte, William Draeger, Jim. Sealed: Betty Maushammer, Connie Dunham, Mary Whaley, Marilyn Jacko. This is one of the trophies which SCFC entries won at last year's speech festival, Sue Dechant informs Ken Huck. Olher SCFC memberr Ueft to vighlj: Rita Fornary, Dick Porcaro, Judy Kempter, Jim Ermert, Rita Langlois. Offiferr' Richard Porcaro, ptesidentg James Smith, vice presidentg Judith Kempter, secretaryg James Betchkal, treasurer. ,411 Keyed Zip HOW TO ACT, what to say, and how to dress in order to develop a correct business poise constituted just a few of the discussions when prim little ladies with nimble fingers met each month. Supplementing these topics, qualified guest speakers relayed first hand tips on office routine and the use of clerical machines. Through conducted tours, Secretaries, ln- corporated studied local offices at work. To test their proficiency, individual club members handled all financial and secretarial work associated with the annual Play-Prom Project. The Play-Prom secretarial board mean business, If!! Io figblf Ann Wloodworth, Pat McDonald, Lorraine Dandeneau, Bernadette Markson, Pat Mianecki, Carol Willianis. 'Tis strictly business for the money-changers of the Play-Prom Project. Left Io rigblx Ray Feest Kineefifigj Tom Kasltubar, Tom Daley, jim Betchkal, Tom Miller, Paul Haun. Offirerr: Elizabeth May, presidentg Patricia Mianecki, vice president, Dolores Meyer, secretaryg jean Hansen, treasurer. Coffee is served. Hover: Club memberr fleft to riglalj: Pat Bohn, Dolores Maller, joan Smetana. Hostess members chuckle over memories preserved in their scrapbook. Stmzding flefz to rigblj: Beverly Berens, Diane Spieker, Viola Zember, Marcia Floyd, Lyn Michelotte, Joanne Knotek. Seated: Joan bmetana, Dolores Maller, Marilyn Ray moncl, Shirley Altholf, Pat Bohn, jackie Burns, Lorraine Schuster, Sue Dechant, Cimc' far Cm FORTY-FIVE HOSTESSES in diminutive white aprons moved from table to table with ease serving coffee and sandwiches at Guild meetings or serving hon ci'oe.urveJ at a full-course dinner for six hundred. Then Came the aftermath. Petite mesdemoiselles Officers: Lorraine Schus donned large plastic aprons to wrestle with ever mounting stacks of dishes. There were the many tired feet and the occasional shattering of glassware, but best of all there were the in-the-kitchen sociabili- ties which made the Hostess Club one happy family. ter, presidentg Suzanne Dechant, secretaryg Joanne Knotek, treasurer. 7 Er' 5:19 . ff 'f-iq.-.,. 'f fi HS K A 3,2 , f H .1 ' Si. lllllll Lettermen regard their latest trophy with pride. Lcfl fo right: Roger La Brasca, John Arneson, Dick Milkie, Father Uhen, Alan Niesen. Men aff lfcffers winners have attempted to further good sports- the annual Boys' Parochial Basketball Tournament. manship among themselves and in the school sports' Moreover, the Monogram Club filed a complete ac- program. Their coveted monograms represent hours count of all their athletic accomplishments as a record of practice, fair play, and service. Besides sponsoring of the past and a hope for the future. two all-school dances, the club members conducted 0ffir-w-,r,- Gerald O'Laughlin, prcsidcntg Richard Milkie, vice presitlentg Alan Niesen, secretary-treasurer. At a Monogram Club meeting. Sfu'1lIlf1l,Q.' Dick Milkie. Buffrmz frm' Hoff In righfls Dick Jacobsen, Herb Hoppe, Jim Shea, jim Hansen, George Penza, Harry Drier, Neil Bebow, Alan Niesen. Sammi rrmx' Bob Gerber, Roger La Brasca, Bill Goebel, Joe Giese, john Cox, Bill Wfhaley, Bob Totoro, Don Kangas, Tom Brodek. Third rozw: Carl Oravetz, joe Venturini, Tony Ortiz, Tom Daley, Dick Nutchler, jerry Mertens, john Arneson, Lon Babbitt, jerry Pfafll, Frank Pfister. Family row: Father Uhen, Coach McGuire, Coach Goebel. M 2 Q tk Q- Q, Q Q Q M? Q? sgaf' 5 1 k t it N Q' .,k IA., , :. ' 'sry fx. J L, if ff A . 1, e V e if Q is mast N5 me if f s it XXV in 32 53? J 435, ia? W rt Q ,Q ?f:f'U 5 W5 if xiii.: 1. iVf,xgz:'51g Down the great runway of lzje Powerful feet tear deep into the earth ee. eq. Marks of dthletic endeavor. Athletes in mi ghty phaltznxes t With .vznews strengthened 111 defeat Slzp past. Momentous steps Carwng out new paths to vzctory Bear the sportsmans tuumpha. '1535 Photographed by C. Oscar Lindquist 1 t 4 Q , 4 L ,. f M me. A Y . ., Q .ilvaligd affix M 4 L. ,, qLkh M. , L . ug V- -gree n If - ' fi A ,g',Lww- - - -- -- I , ww 'C' I T ,f 1 5 ' '- ' ' , ,gf . -uf, ,H me 1 1952 varsity football squad. Front row Neff lo rigbll: Tony Ortiz, Frank Pfister, Alan Niesen, Joe Venturini, Bob Muzenski, George Penza, jim Shea, Dick Milkie, Carl Oravetz, Harry Drier. Second row: Father Uhen, Coach Krumberger, joe Porcaro, Tom Daley, Herb Hoppe, john Cox, joe Giese, Neil Bebow, Don Henkes, jim Hansen, Randy Kreul, Coach Race. Third row: COMING UP WITH THEIR BEST RECORD Bob Hudec, Dan Koleske, Dick Mutchler, jerry Mertens, Roger La Brasca, Bob Gerber, Pat Gilday, Jim Francois, Joe Gracelf, Gerry Baker, jim Pier. Fouffzb row: Manager Dick Jacobsen, Bill Goebel, john Bislew, Bob Totero, Dick Russo, Don Kangas, Bill Whaley, Dick Fortier, Ken Kurhajec, Bill Graham, jim jarosz, Dennis Penza, Manager Les Lakatos. in three years, St. Catherines football squad rolled into third place in the Catholic conference with a 5-2 standing. The Angel gridders had an over-all mark of seven wins and two losses with non-conference triumphs over Edgewood of Madison and Green Bay Catholic Central. STARTING THE SEASON WITH A BANG the varsity eleven breezed through their first two games with a 19-13 victory over Edge- wood at Madison and a conference win, 19-17, over Notre Dame. THEN CAME THE FIRST FATE for St. Catherine's when they tangled with a powerful Marquette team and put the first black mark on their 152 season record with a 12-7 loss. ROMPING OVER THEIR NEXT TWO OPPONENTS Messmer and St. Johns, by margins of 41-O and 40-O respectively, the Black and White started on a five-game winning streak, which was broken only in the final tilt of the conference season with a 7-6 defeat by Pius XI in a rugged game. INCLUDED IN THIS WINNING STREAK were triumphs over Waukesha, Don Bosco, and Green Bay. In the homecoming tilt with Don Bosco, Dick Mutchler rocketed the Angels to a 19-6 victory as he crossed the goal line three times. DICK MILKIE WAS ELECTED honorary captain for the '52 Angel gridders and represented them at the Goodfellers annual banquet. Leading scorers for St. Catherines were Dick Mutchler with 45 tallies, Roger LaBrasca with 44, and Harry Drier with 42. 'Ill t l 34 E 'ei Coach Race Fafhef Uherl Coach Krumberger Nl' f-uv t. px 9 Intent! Moral support! COACH EDDIE RACE WAS HONORED when two of his talented players earned first team berths on the All-Catholic conference squad. This recognition went to Harry Drier, a driving fullback and workhorse of the team, and Tony Ortiz, a rugged tackle. Nine members of the 352 Black and White eleven were named to the All-City offensive and defensive platoons with George Penza captur- ing double honors. A 3-2 RECORD WAS COMPILED by the freshmen in their second year of competition. The yearlings held their first three opponents scoreless but were downed by Washington and Lincoln junior Highs of Keno- sha in their final encounters. l952 freshman football squad. First row Klefz to rightj: Ralph Principe, jim Theres, Chuck Rutkowski, George Blommel, Dick Becker, Tom Petersen, Frank Mainzyk, Rico Policicchio, Lyle Ronny Bentz, Warren Greco, Leo Mutchler, Bob Cramer, Coach Gunderson, Bill Draeger, jim Bernhardt, Lee Roy Rice, jim von McGuire. Germeten, Jim Welsh. Second row: Coach Goebel, Matt Rotkis, an 91 Onward, Harry Drier! Venturini CZSJ, Muzzy 1245, and Pnster C433 are with you! Varsity Scores junior Varsity Scores SCHS OPPONENTS SCHS OPPONENTS 19 Edgewood 13 6 Burlington 13 19 Notre Dame 7 15 St. Mary CKenoJ 20 7 Marquette 12 15 Lutheran 12 41 Messmer O 19 St. Mary QKenoD 7 40 Cathedral 0 7 Catholic Memorial 6 Freshman Scores 19 Don Bosco 6 SCHS OPPONENTS 6 Pius 7 12 McKinley CKenoj 0 20 Green Bay Central 13 13 Don Bosco 0 26 Notre Dame 0 7 Washington C Keno D 15 7 Lincoln CKenoD 20 Frank Pfister Harry Drier Jim Sher 92 Disturbed! 1 F Tired! Quizzical! Alan Niesen George Penza Bob TOFCIO 319-if Wondering! Deieffed! Break away, Muzzy! , M Determined! Photographe Art H235 53 3 On the way up! CMutchlerJ 93 l s l , all A cj R! R-tiff!! tml Url if 1952-'53 basketball team. Bottom mux' flef! In ri,qlvfl.' Dick Mutchler, Bill Whaley, Herb Hoppe, manager, Alan Niesen, Bill Goebel. Second faux' Father Uhen, Jerry Martens, Roger LaBrasca, llarry Drier, Don Liegler, Coach McGuire Tbirzl roux' Bob Hudec, Frank Ptister, Neil Bebow, Dick Milkie. 1952 freshman cage squad pictured around the free throw circle. Lefz fo riglvlx Father Uhen, Ken Felbob, Rico Policicchio, Matt Rotkis, Ronny Bentz, Jerry Wells, Mike Seitz, Jim Welsh, Joe De Rose, jack llvenson, Lyle Gunderson, George Blommcl, jerry Kupper, Bill Lofdahl, Warren Greco, Leo Mutchler, Nick Pier, Coach Race. 94 Varsity Scores Coach Del Goebel gives his '52-'53 junior varsity some half time pointers. Frou! ww: Neff lo rightj: George Dament Joe Blommel, john Verwey, Bill Graham, Coach Goebel. Semzm' mu Bill Klaus Dick Russo, Rano Wells, Tom Venne, Joe Porcaro Background SCHS OPPONENTS SCHS OPPONENTS 74 Lutheran 60 5 5 Marquette S0 56 South Milwaukee Sl 57 Cathedral 52 59 Pulaski 66 54 Messmer 60 54 Cudahy 66 67 Catholic Memorial 49 58 Messmer 59 37 St, Bonaventure 61 64 Catholic Memorial 38 54 Pius Xl 62 47 St. Bonaventure 49 44 Don Bosco 74 55 Pius Xl 6l 5 5 Edgewood 59 55 Don Bosco 50 49 Notre Dame 67 49 Lutheran 45 57 Marquette 73 44 Notre Dame 72 66 Cathedral 59 B-Squad Scores SCHS OPPONENTS SCHS OPPONENTS 35 Lutheran 36 4 6 Marquette 51 45 South Milwaukee 48 50 Cathedral 36 43 Pulaski 24 RH Messmer 40 40 Cudahy 41 47 St. Bonaventure 48 54 Messmer 377 46 Pius Xl 39 50 St. Bonaventure 39 44 Don Bosco 52 49 Pius Xl 47 45 Notre Dame 62 46 Don Bosco 50 'al Marquette 45 42 Lutheran 32 53 Cathedral 34 39 Notre Dame 47 Freshman Scores SCHS OPPONENTS SCHS OPPONENTS 26 McKinley Jr. High 44 4l Catholic Memorial 25 CKen05 37 Lincoln Jr. High 45 40 Catholic Memorial 16 CKenol 50 Washington Jr. High 38 56 Don Bosco 45 lKeno5 49 XVashington Jr. High 27 39 Notre Dame 55 lKeno? 46 Lincoln jr. High 55 57 Notre Dame 43 CKeno5 59 Marquette 55 20 Don Bosco 48 46 Notre Dame 41 34 Marquette 45 54 Delavan 40 52 McKinley Jr. High 30 58 Aquin LFFCCPUII, lllj 72 lKenoJ . Jim Langley. Going out on a prayer. Left lo ngbt: Dick Mutchler, Jerry Cage dress parade. Left to rzghif Dick Mutchler, Al Nresen, Mertens, Coach McGuire, Roger LaBrasca, Dick Milkie, Harry Drier. Don Liegler, Frank Pfister, Neil Bebow, Bill Goebel ,, N-xxx- J' CJ ,. .NNN fr rm w g fini! in the 6l1am,vi011s.l LEADING ALL SPORTS in the '51-'52 season, the golf squad chalked up 12 victories against hve defeats and then went on to capture first place in the state Catholic tourney with a four-man, eighteen-hole total of 484 on a rainy day at Johnsons Park, Racine. Eight teams took part in the match, Central Catholic copping runner-up honors with a 488. Jerry Olaughlin fired 87 to head St. Catherines and to finish co-medalist of the tourney. Congratulations, jerry O'Laughlin! Father Uhen likes the medal you won a state tourney golf champ. l952 golf team. First tow Neff lo righll: Jerry Mertens, Don Schowalter Peter Beck, Dick Meissner, Gerry O'Laughlin, Don Chatnon, Tom Hamilton, Randy Kreul. Sewml rom' Chuck Brehm, Tom Brodek, Tom Parr, Bill Whaley, Rot Losinski, Father Uhen, Lon Babbitt, Gerry PfafH, john Arneson, Bill Moore. Teaming up with Jerry O'Laughlin, fleft to rigbtl Don Charnon, Tom Hamilton, and Dick Meissner, shot a combined total of 484 to walk off with top honors in the Catholic state golf tournament. 96 4 f b' -1. 41 ffl SCHS 715 384 355 350 647 369 369 361 340 704 364 722 354 357 708 337 345 374 Golf Scores South Milwaukee Don Bosco Pulaski Cudahy Custer West Allis CNathan Halej West Milwaukee Greendale Pius XI Shorewood Don Bosco South Milwaukee Cudahy Greendale Pulaski Marquette Pius Xl State Meet Copponents belowj Catholic Central Marquette Edgewood Don Bosco Pius Xl OPPONENTS 649 432 340 370 707 357 426 375 402 700 384 681 395 378 724 347 415 378 384 385 404 441 SCHS 18 5 4 11 l 5 14 6 3 3 3 0 4 Baseball Scores OPPONENTS Pius 0 Notre Dame 1 Messmer 5 Waukesha 2 Don Bosco 3 Waukesha 1 I Don Bosco I0 St, Bonaventure 5 Messmer 0 Notre Dame 2 Lutheran 4 Central Catholic 2 Lutheran 8 1952 baseball team. Front row fleft to riglatl: Glenn Oakes, Bob Muzenski. Second row: Harry Jarosz, Larry Samels, Dave Soens, John Koleske, Alan Niesen, Roger LaBrasca. Third mzcu' Coach Krumberger, Dick Korecz, Mason Lesniewski, Dick Milkie, Bob Kowalsky, Bob Thome, Bob Jarosz, Gerry Olley, Len jarosz. lim, Zfcvlmf FINISHING WITH SEVEN WINS and three losses the '52 Angel baseball squad had to settle for a first place tie with Waukesha in the Catho- lic conference. The Black and White nine dropped two contests to Lutheran in the city meet and one to Green Bay in the state tournament for a 7-6 season record. Leading batsman for Coach Krumberger's team was Jerry Olley with a .385 average. Sprfrfiug ,fllrwg Freshman basketball champs! That's the way the ball bounced. Front foil' Ueft to right!! Arlene Meissner, Carol Zimprich, Mary Fazzari, Barbara Feest, Jean Francois, Theresa Fazzari, Mary Samels, Joan Steiner, Sandra Shea. Burl: max' Jeannette Rivoire, Virginia Bresciano, Mary Reschke. rf'i-Fm 98 if I 2 'ftf Q, r The girls in the sixth period gym class prove that the Egyptians aren't the only ones who know how to build pyramids. Tap: Pat Bowers, Kathleen Costello. Secmzal mir: Char- lene Sandusky, Mary Schimanski, Molly Jarosz, Pat Mianecki. Bottom: Ruth Miller, Helen Hanko, Joanne Weber, Janet Petersen, Marian Wiechmann, Gloria Elgines. WITH A GAME FOR EVERY GIRL activities flourished throughout another successful GAA year. Bruises and sprains galore were traditional and became part of the fun. THERE WAS NEVER A DULL MOMENT from September to June, for under the direction of Miss Jacobson and with the assistance of GAA ofhcers, soccer, ping- pong, basketball, and volleyball tourna- ments succeeded one another. The bowl- ing league, too, kept the ball rolling. ALL CLASSES SHARED ATHLETIC HONORS The freshmen revealed hoop artistry in copping the GAA basketball title as well as soccer honors. Jake's Jerks remained undisputed champions in the city cage meet. Fellow sophs saw Evelyn Jarosz capture the ping-pong title. Ollicers: Patricia hfianecki, presidentg Bar- bara Lesniewski. vice presidentg Sally Urlowski, sectetaryrtreasuter. Etna T , W' fx if Velvet doors of the past swing open 4 r Pushing buck the horizon' of time m A pp i p Where, steps began to build ff ?? Immortal Citadels on friendship's way. N On through the vistas of gayety and song Youth's footsteps rustle by Leaving within their depths A rising hope of truth and love To break the shadows of the earth. A Photographed by C. osm Lindquist -- em.,-1' gs, . 1952 Homecoming Court. Bottom row Klefl to rightlx Ronnie Bentz '56, Margaret Zinnen '56, Helen Martin '55, Don Kangas '55. Top roux' Alan Niesen '53, Lorraine Schuster '53, Queen Catherine Schulte '53, King Dick Milkie '53, Mary Jo Smith '54, jerry Mertens '5-4. Mardi Gras, homecoming assembly. 1m l m1nw41uuu 47 in if ..., ...ag- J-fame 014 the Gridirvu 50-yard-line enthusiasm. Self-appointed welcoming committee. SCHOOL SPIRIT shattered the usual Week-end quiet at St. Catherines. It was homecoming for the Angels! Following the annual senior supper, Angel boosters rallied at the Mardi Gras pep assembly. Loyal subjects gathered at the Angels' Adagio to honor home- coming royalty, King Dick Milkie and Queen Catherine Schulte. Enthusiasm, mounting higher as Angel fans and floats caravaned to Horlick Field, reached its height in the Angel-Don Bosco joust. With the last echo of UA cheer for the team, Homecoming 1952 came to an end. S 2 H! Up in the swing so high. Left to right Kathleen Lonergan, Nancy Tyborchek, Betty Schliesmann. Accordionisrs, flefl 20 riglatjx Pat Garbarek and Sandra Smolinski with Barbara Kochanski, soloist. THE WHISTLE BLEW. Lights dimmed. The 1952 talent show opened. From fanfare to finale every minute under the big top swelled with excitement as talented teens performed under the direc- tion of the ringmaster. Calm! Zfime s 5 1 ar the Angels 'L4li Haba and the glfffy Uzivzfesv A double cast of radio speech students trans- ferred Racine children to the land of Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves. They met Ali Baba's nag- ging wife and his greedy brother as the ancient Arabian plot unfolded. Young eyes and ears saw and heard the band of cutthroats and learned the secret of Open, Sesame? With murder in his eyes Abul Hassan, Bob Dood, sets out to search for the trespasser while revengeful assistants, Neff to righlj George Itzenhuiser, Dick Kreul, jim Berge- mann, and Gerry Bohn, stand by. Ali Baba's family with the cobbler. Left to fight: Cobbler, joe Clementi, Ali Baba, jim Ermertg Ameer, son of Ali Baba, Bob Powers, Talib, the nagging wife, Bernie Haas, Lower right: Cassim's household. Sftlilllillg fleft to righll: Julie Rothering, Morgiana, Samad's servant, Joe Gatti, Cassim's slaveg Bob Wittkowski, narrator. Sealed: Sue Dechant, Samad, wife of Cassimg Dick Porcaro, Kristan, son of Cassim. Ou couch: jim Smith, Cassim, brother of Ali Baba. With hammer, nails, and plenty of wire flefl to rightj Lyle Gunderson, Gene Beery, and Dave Tarwid, secure the mosque. Mba' - -535' Q.. 3. ' A f .ret 1 ttt amaze-ww 'K :fa fi is -.ir , fa- i 1. Miss St. Catherines and her ladies in waiting Neff to rigblyix Mary Trecek with Ray Schliesmanng Cecile Otte, Miss St. Cath- erine-'s, with Herb Hoppeg janet Ludwig with Dennis Sorenson. A-wM'N if ' ,- L1-, Miss Shea, Pat Minneckig Sandy Smith, Tony Gillg Jim Carroll, Mary Lou Masik. Fresmfiug. . . ,Miss Sf. 6'afl1c'ri14e's St. Catherines Court. Front Kleft I0 rigbtl: Harry Drier, Lucille La Macchiag Carol Williams, Randy Kreul. Rear: jim M 91 r' M A Y .H 3 f W f' 4 A s 1 13, Q W.. x Q ,, 214' Flr. KVM, mi 5 fl! l ' 'Sf Upper left: Swing high, swing low, singing in the rain. Left to right: Above: All booked up. Left to right: Kathleen George Penza, Sue Dechant, Mary Elizabeth Kulik, Dick Smith. Mann, Tom Miller, jack Hundsrucker, Pat Zuffa. Center: just relaxing. Left to right: Dave Geclemer, Barbara Stoger, Below: Between dances. Sealed: john Heinrichs, Harrv Drier, Lucille La Macchia. Iudy Klaus. Smzzdizzgr Jim Gallagher, Kathleen Lon- Lower left: Promenaders gather under the trellis. Left to 'fighf' jim ergan. Santulli, Bernadette Haas, Lorraine Schuster, Bob Muzenslci. Garnish in the Kam 106 GRAY SKIES, water-bejeweled cobwebs, whisper- ing spring flowers created a garden in the rainn for the 1952 prom. juniors and seniors cherish memories of a night in a misty garden Hlled with soft music and lights. ff! 435 'Fix gray f ,gm ' im h And when you pray, say Our Father . . . 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'os e gene F k, an Q2I H111111, 11111, 21, 5 ,1- :. 7 . fe D der' s YYICI01 Hauner, Joanne, 37 jma1sia,A111a111e1a, 4 Fre a!1 ii Ha-1pa1,J11d1111, 53 1- ' ann,51 5 B ' , F r as ,J es,53 ' -J ' ,Lf 110 ' A 'Vf 1261 W 1 ,I - ,sy Hauser, Ronald, 16, 21, 81,105 Hayek, Joyce, 45 Hayek, Walter, 53 Hayes, Diane, 53 Healy, Kathryn, 45 Heck, Clarence, 53 Heck, Eugene, 53 Rosalie 55 Heck, Joanne, 37 Hegeman, Claire, 21, 64 Heinen, Thomas, 45 Heinrichs, John, 21, 105, 106 Held, James E., 53 Helding, Raymond, 45 Helen, Sister M., 56 Henes, James, 53 Henkes, Donald, 37, 69, 90 Henkes, Mary Jane, 13, 45 Herdt, Carol, 45 Herdt, Dorothy, 37 Hermes, David, 45, 71 Hermes, Judith, 45 Herrmann, Anthony, 22, 81, 105 Hertelt, Frances, 53 Hess, Willard, 53 Hettrick, Charles, 37 Hinnenkamp, Patricia, 45, 69 Hintz, Richard, 53 Hlavac, Bernard, 37 Hnilicka, Rosemary, 45 Hochgurtel, David, 53, 66 Hoffman, Donald, 53 Holly, Michael, 53, 66 Holt, Jane, 53 Holt, Suzanne, 53, 66 Holzemer, Mary, 45 Hope, Allan, 45, 69 Kiernan, Rita, 37, 67 Kiersztian, Loretta, 54 Kisielewski, Leon, 37, 64 Kita, Renee, 54 Klaus, Judith, 23, 62, 82, 105, 106 Klaus, William, 46, 95 Klimowicz, Ronald, 54 Knotek, JoAnn, 37, 86 Kochanski, Barbara, 46, 102 Kohel, Charles, 14, 54 Kohlmon, Peter, 54 Koleske, Daniel, 46, 69, 90 Koleske, John, 97 Koloski, Stanley, 13, 46 Konicek, Edward, 37 Konicek, Marianne, 46 Konsinowski, Mary Ann, 37, 69 Korec, Joyce, 54 Korecz, Richard, 23, 97 Kortendick, Barbara, 23 Korzilius, Kenneth, 46 Korzinek, Mary, 23 Kosch, Donald, 54, 71 Koss, Donna, 54 Kosterman, Eugene, 37, 80 Kosterman, Janet, 46 Kout, Bonnie, 37 Kowalsky, Marilyn, 37 Kowalsky, Robert, 97 Krohn, Jane, 54 Kralicek, Anthony, 46 Kranz, Joan, 46 Kratowicz, Marianne, 23, 33, 75 Kraus, Sharon, 46 Krenzke, James, 46 Levandowski, Roman, 24, 62 Liegler, Donald, 24, 32, 74, 81, 94, 95 Linden, William, 54 Lindner, Dorothy, 24, 62 Lipp, Susan, 46 Lochowitz, Lawrence, 46 Loewen, Dolores, 38 Loewen, Mary, 38, 69 Loewen, Nancy, 24, 33, 69, 77 Lofdahl, William, 54, 71, 94 Lonergan, Kathleen, 24, 32, 69, 102, 106 Lonergan, Lawrence, 46, 69 Long, Philip, 46 Longo, Gary, 54 Lorenzini, Alice, 38 Losinski, Donald, 38 Losinski, Ronald, 38, 96 Lucas, Virginia, 46 Lucille, Sister M., 28 Lucy, Sister M., 54 Ludwig, Janet, 24, 76, 81, 105 Ludwig, Joan, 24 Lukas, Donald, 54 Lui, Nancy, 38 Lui, Rita, 38, 77 Lui, Sally, 14, 46 Lundberg, Joan, 13, 46 Lutgardis, Sister M., 29 Lutkus, Mory, 24, 75 M Madden, Donald, 46 Madden, Maxine, 15, 24, 64, 69 Michelotte, Lyn, 38, 68, 86 Michels, Frances, 55 Michna, Thomas, 38, 71 Milass, Michael, 55 Milisauskas, Romualdus, 47 Maude, Richard, 25, 51, 68, 59, 90, 94, 95, 97, 100, 101, 109 88, Miller , John, 13, 38 Miller, Mary Jane, 42, 47 Miller, Nancy Ann, 13, 47 Miller, Robert , 47 Miller, Ruth, 47, 98 Miller Miller 85, , Susan, 38 '1 Thomas, 25, 64, 70, 71, 06 Mitchell, Ann, 47, 71 Mitek, Constance, 47 Modesti, Rose Marie Mohrbacker, William, 11, 25, 81 , 105 Molnar, Patricia, 55 Monica, Sister M., 46 Moore, William, 38, 96 Moran, Eugene, 38 Moron, Thomas, 25, 55 Morehouse, Esther, 55 Morehouse, Mary, 38 Moritsch, Ruth, 47 Morrow Mueller, Annette, 47 Mueller Mueller Mueller Mueller, Paula, 38 Mueller , Shirley, 25, 68 , James, 12, 55, 66 , Jo Ann, 47, 83 , Louise, 16, 25 Hoppe, Herbert, 22, 33, 64, 51, 82, as, 90, 94, 104, 108 Horner, Ralph, 45, 64, 75 Hornyak, Barbara, 16, 22 Huck, Kenneth, 37, 62, 77 Huck, Margaret, 45, 63 Hudec, Robert, 37, 90, 94 Huebner, Jerome, 22 Hughes, Jane, 16, 22, 32, 64, 82 Krenzke, Thomas, 46 Kreul, 104 Randolph, 23, 62, 90, 96, Kreul, Richard, 46,71 103 Krizan, Betty Jane, 37 Kroes, Kroes, Kroes, Kroes, Kroes, Joan, 46 Patricia, 23 Roger, 23, 80 Ted, 23 Theodore, 54 Kroupa, John, 54, 73 Madden, Michael, 54 Madole, Mary, 54 Maier, Patricia, 47 Mainczyk, Francis, 54, 79, 91 Maister, Angeline, 38 Maller, Dolores, 38, 71, 86 Maller, Marylu, 54 Malrnstadt, Carol, 11, 24, 83 Malmstadt, Dennis, 54 Mangold, George, 47 Mann, Jean, 47, 71 90, 91, 95, 97 Hughes, Mary. 45 Hughes, Susan, 53 Hundsrucker, Jack, 22, 106 Hunt, Harriet, 53 Hurtubise, Carol, 37 Hurtubise, Melvin, 22, 81 Hurtubise, Vernon, 45, 71 Hutchinson, Patricia, 53 lnce, Patricia, 53 Itzenhuiser, George, 45, 103 J Jacko, Marilyn, 53, 84 Jacobs, Judith, 45 Jacobsen, Richard, 22, 63, 88, 90 Jacobson, Colleen, 41, 98 James, Beniamin,11, 22, 82 Jarlath, Sister M,, 54 Jarosz, Evelyn, 45, 87, 98 2, Jarosz, Harry, 97 sg Jarosz, , Jarosz, -- in Jarosz, Jarosz, Jarosz, Harry, 37, 69, 97 James, 37, 90 Leonard, 97 Mariann, 16, 22 Robert, 97 Jarvela, Guy, 37 Jeney, Suzanne, 11, 22 Joan, Sister M., 26 Johnson, Charlene, 37 Johnson, Mary Ellen, 22 Johnson, Richard A., 45, 14 Johnson, Richard H., 45 Jordon, Jill, 53, 87 Joyce, Kathleen, 37 Jung, Fred, 45 K Kaminky, Bettekay, 22, 33, 63, 71, 79, 81 , 82 Kaminky, John, 53, 79 Kandl, Robert, 53 Kangas, Donald, 45, 88, 90, 100 Kaplan, Rita, 22 Karczewski, Ernestine, 37, 67, 68, 69, 90 Kaskubar, Thomas, 22, 85 Kelly, Kathleen, 53 Kempter, Karen, 45 Kempter, Judith, 37, 62, 79, 84 Kenth, Arthur, 37 Kenth, Gerald, 53 Kerkman, Jerome, 53 Kersten, Josephine, 54 Kersten, Mary Ann, 45 Kesser, Janet, 22, 68, 74, 105 Ketarkus, John, 54 Ketterer, Martin, 54 Ketterer, Shirley, 37, 61, 73 Kielar. Dolores, 54 'lAWlMERSMlTH-KORTMEYER CO. . MILWAUKEE Krueger, Donald, 46, 69 Krug, Jack, 23 Krumberger, William, 41, 68, 69, Kucharski, James, 54 Kulik, Mary Elizabeth, 16, 23. 106 Kunze, Barbara, 54 Kupper, Bernard, 23 Kupper, Eugene, 23, 94 Kupper, Gerald, 54 Kurhaiec, Kenneth, 46, 90 Kurhaiec, Joseph, 54 Kurhaiec, Ronald, 54 Kusters, Kenneth, 37 Kuzel, Rudy, 37 Kviatkofsky, Mary, 46 Kwas, Jane, 54 Kwas, Theophile, 38 Kwiecinski, Barbara, 38, 63 L LaBelIe, Ferdinand, 54 LaBrasca, Roger, 38, 88, 90, 94, 95, 97 Lakatos, Leslie, 23, 81, 90 LaMacchia, Louis, 38 LaMaccl'1ia, Lucille, 23, 71, 87, 104, 106 Lamers, James, 23 Lang, Carol, 24, 71 Lange, Carol, 33, 46, 71 Langer, Mary, 46 Langley, James, 46, 95 Langlois, Rita, 38, 69, 78, 84 Lanouette, Wayne, 54 Larkin, Janice, 38, 69 Larsen, Duane, 38, 80 larsen, Kathleen, 46, 63, 75 Layton, Harry, 46 Laznicka, Catherine, 24, 32 Lechner, Marguerite, 54 Legue, Jeannine, 46 Lehner, Cynthia, 38 Lemanski, Kathleen, 38, 68 Lemke, James, 46, 62 Lennertz, Angela, 46 Lennertz, Antoinette, 46 Lennertz, David, 54 Lentz, Mary Ann, 46 Lentz, Robert, 38 Leonard, Marlene, 54 Leonard, Sister M., 27 Leone, Nicholas, 24 Lesniewski, Mason, 97 Lesniewski, Barbara, 38, 98 Leszczynski, Sally, 38 Leto, Roger, 46 Leuker, Virginia, 38 Mann Mann Mann, Mann, , Kathleen, 24, 106 , Mary Ellen, 54, 66 Patricia, 47, 83 Rosalie, 55 Marana, Salvatore, 55 Markson, Bernadette, 24, 76, 85, 105 Markunas, Bertha, 47 Markus, Robert, 55 Marsh, Thomas, 55 Martin, Helen, 47, 100 Martin, Therese, 47 Martina, Sister M., 56 Martinelli, Sylvia, 47, 65 Martinson, Richard, 47 Mary Catherine, Sister, 23 Masik, Mary Lou, 24, 68, 104 Mata, John, 47 Mathe, George, 38 Mathe, Patricia, 47 Mathieus, Kathleen, 47 Mattes, Kathryn, 55, 108 Mattes, Richard, 38, 71 Matranga, Ann Marie, 38 Matulionis, Raymond, 15, 25 Mauer, Peter, 55 Maushammer, Betty, 47, B4 May, Elizabeth, 25, 68, 82, 85, 86, 105 May, Kenneth, 12, 54 Moy, Mary, 38, 61 McCarr, Mary Ann, ,47, 71 McCarthy, Barbara, McCarthy, Theresa, McCormick, Revere 55 55 60, 72, 73 McCroy, Michael, 55 McDonald, Patricia, 25, 63, 85, 87 McGuire, John, 41, 88, 91, 94, 95 McHugh, Barbara, 38 McKivett, Kenneth, 55 McNamara, Thomas, 55 McLaughlin, Reverend Owen, 20 Meissner, Arlene, 55, 98 Meissner, Dorothy, 47 Meissner, Richard, 96 Meissner, Ronald, 38, 74, 76 Menden, Jerome, 25, 63 Menden, William, 38, 71 Menes, Lorraine, 25 Merchle, Marlene, 55 Mertens, Jerome, 13, 38, 88, 90, 94, 95, 96,100 Messenger, Mary, 38 nd Robert, 19, Metzen, Geraldine, 38 Meyer, Dolores, 25, 32, 83, 85 Meyers, Mary Lee, 11, 16, 25 Mianecki, Patricia, 25, 33, 61, 85, 98, 104, 107 Mura, Ruth, 15, 25, 62, 69 Murphy, Carol, 25 Musil, Marilyn, 26 Muszynski, Arlene, 38, 80 Mutchler, Leo, 55, 91, 94 Mutchler, Richard, 38, 88, 90, 93, 94, 95 Muzenski, Robert, 17, 26, 90, 92, 93, 97, 105, 106 Myers, Frances, 15, 38, 60 Myers, Nancy, 47, 63, 73, 87 N Nakiewich, Virginia, 47, 83 Needham, John, 26, 61, 54,a1, 82 Neiedly, Paul, 47 Nelsen, Robert, 55 Nelson, Margaret, 26 Nelson, Michael, 26 Nelson, Nancy, 55 Neumann, Barbara, 15, 26 Nicikowski, Theodore, 26 Niebur, Wilbur, 47 Nield, Jeanne, 26 Niemiec, Jerome, 38 Niesen, Alan, 26, 81, 88, 90, 93, 94, 95, 97, 100 Noonan, Mary, 55 Nowak, Paula, 55 Noyes, Clayton, 26 Noyes, Malcolm, 47, 78 Noyes, Ronald, 55 Nuciforo, Bessie, 38, 61 Nuter, Jerome, 38 O Oakes, Glenn, 97 Oakes, Maryann, 38 Obernberger, Wayne, 38 O'Brien, Darlene, 55 O'Brien, Richard, 55 Oda Marie, Sister M., 56 Oehmen, Peter, 55 O'Laughlin, Gerald, 16, 26, 88, 96 Olinger, Marie, 41 Olley, Gerold, 97 Olson, Allan, 47, 69, 71 Olson, Beverly, 55 Olson, John, 47, 71 Opferkuch, John, 58, 70 Oravetz, Carl, 88, 90 Organ, Faith, 38, 68 Organ, Susan, 39, 61 Orlovsky, Robert, 47 Orlowski, Sally, 42, 47, 98 Orth, George, 26 Orth, Marilyn, 26 Ortiz, Anthony, 26, 61, 88, 90, 108 Osadsky, Annette, 55 Oteman, George, 55 Otte, Cecile. 16, 26, 32, 60, 72, 73. 78, 105 Otte, David, 53, 66, 73, 84 P Palermo, Rafael, 39, 68, 78 Pansch, Patricia, 55 Parenteau, Gerald, 47 Parr, Thomas, 39, 80, 96 Weyker, fig.. ,jaw wad. ., at Patzman, Joan, 26 Pauls, Joseph, 47 Pavelcik, Geraldine, 55 Peck, Jean, 47 Peck, Judith, 55 Peil, Joan, 47 Peil, Margery, 47 Peil, Virginia, 13, 39, 87 Peltier, Paul, 47 Penn, Thomas, 39, 80 Penza, Dennis, 47,90 Penza, George, 37, 88, 93, 106 Perez, Dolores, 47 Perino, Rose Marie, 39, 87 Perkins, Judith, 47 Perkins, Patricia, 47 Pesko, Patricia, 47 Petersen, Janet, 47, 98 Petersen, Joyce, 27, 69 Petersen, Margaret, 39, 75 Petersen, Thomas, 55, 91, 108 Peterson, Richard, 27 Peyton, Mary Lou, 47 Pfaffl, Donald, 55 Pfatfl, Gerald, 13, 39, 88, 96 Pfarr, James, 27 Pfeiffer, Marlene, 47 Pfeiffer, Marvin, 39 Pfeiffer, Maryellen, 39 Pierre, Sister M., 30 Pfister, Francis, 27, 81, 88, 90, 92, 94, 95, 105 Phillips, Donald, ll. 27, 33,71 PhilliDs.Kenneth, '39 Pias, Janet, 15, 27, 62 Pias, Thomas, 48 Pier,5JaiS' B., 39, 90- Pier, James M., 39, 71 Pier, Nicholas, 55, 66, 94 Pincikowski, Leonard, 39 yell Piper, Mary Agnes, 27 Policicchio, Enrico, 50, 55, 91, 94 Pomeday, Mary Elf, 39 3 Rohr, Jacqueline, 28, 32 Romana, Mother M., 6 Romanshek, Mary, 39, 69 Rondinelli, Mario, 39 Rondon, David, 56 Rooney, James, 28 Rorek, Henry, 56 Rosenburg, Patricia, 48 Rosera, Donald, 56, 64 Rosita, Sister M., 31 Rossi, Anthony, .40 Rossi, Catherine, 48 Roszkowski, Judith, 56 Roth, Rita Mae, 40, 69 Sisak, Matthew, 29 Skala, Barbara, 48, 78 . Slaninka, Janet, 48 Y7 1 1 Venne, Thomas, 40, 61, 75, 76, 77, 87, 95 Ventura, Marilyn, 15, 30 Small, Marilyn, 40 Smetana, Joan, ,470 69, 76, 86 Smith, Smith, Doreen, James, , 68, 84, 103 Smith, Mary Jo, 0, 100 Smith, Nancy, 29, 68, 81 Smith, Richard, 29, 106 Smith, Sandra, 29, 33, 74, 82, 104 Smith, Sharon, 40 Smolinski, Sandra, 12, 57, 102 Soens, David, 40, 97 Soens, Jerome, 16, '29 Soens, Richard, 40 Soens, Shirley l., 15, 34, 40, Rothering, Juliet, 48, 103 - Rotkis, Kathryn, 56 Rotkis, Matthew, 56, 91, 94 Ruberg, Marilyn, 16, 28, 33, 62, 69 Rudin, Constance, 56 Rutflo, Antoinette, 56 Russo, Arlene, 28 Russo, Richard, 48, 60, 66, 90, 95 Rutkowski, Charles, 56, 91, 108 S Sabol, Richard, 56 Saculla, Angeline, 28 St. Amour, Frances, 48, 76 St. Amour, Jane, 28 St. Martin, Anthony, 11, 28 St. Martin, Barbara, 40 Salerno, Angeline, 57 61, 62, 68 Soens, Shirley S., 14, 57 Sonnen, Marlene, 48 Sorens on, David, 40, 80 Sorenson, Dennis, 29, 59, 104 Sorenson, John, 29, 80, 81 Sorenson, Judith, 16, 30, 33, 62, 105 Spaay, Ann, 57 Spaay, Joseph, 40 Spanie r, Marie, 40 Spieker, Diane, 30, 33, 74, 79, az, ae, 105 Spieker, Nancy, 40 Spinsky, Barbara, 40 Spizziri, Joanne, 49, 78 Venturini, Constance, 40 Venturini, Joseph, 30, 88, 90, 92, 107 Verber, Patricia, 57 Verbeten, Joan, 57 Y .Verbeten, Patricia, 16, 30 Verheyen, Byron, 57 Vernon, Ann, 40, 67 Ver Schage, Gerald, 49, 71 Verwey, John, 49, 95 Veselik, Donald, 40 Veselik, Dorothy, 41 , 67 Vick, Maureen, 49 Virginis, Sister M., 9' Visek, Robert, 41 'Vitacco, Virginia, 57 Voelker, Shirley, 49, 83 Von Germeten, James, 57, 91 Voss, James, 30 Voss, Thomas, 57 Vrana, Raymond, 49 W Wade, Rosemary, 31 Wagner, Wayne, 12, 57 Wanserski, George, 31 Wasilevich, John, 57 Wasilevich, Michael, 41 Weber, Joanne M., 49, 98 Weber, Joanne S,, 41 Weibel, Mory Clare, 49 Samas, Phillip, 48 Samels, Lawrence, 97 Samels, Mary Regina, 57, 98 Sandowsky, Richard, 56 Sandusky, Charlene, 48, 98 Sansale, Delores, 48 Santarelli, Shirley, 40 Sant ', James, 12, 17, 28,106 Sava , Donna, 48 Poplawski, Nancy, 55 I -, Sawasky, Thom, , 40 Porasilc, Paul, 55 ' .5 Scharding, Willigm, 40 Porcaro, Diane, 48, 78, 87 V Scheberle, Jean, 28 Porcaro, Frank, 39, 71 Scheppe, Eugene, 57 Porcaro, Josea 39, 950, 95 N Schliesmann, Carol, 40 Porcaro, Richard, 39,, 4,'103 lschliesman-ll, Elizabeth, 28, 102 Poritz, Rose Marie, 55 Schliesmann, Raymond, 28, 33, Powers, Pravda, Pravda Robert, 39, 68, 79, 103 Eleanor, 48,,7 Pauline Presta,'Eugerie, '21g,:g,,?62 Presta, Louis, 48 Presta, Marlene, 2 ,- Presta, Mary, 39 Presta, Patricia, 48 R-Afl'cev,-?Ca rol, Un Q Principe, Ralph'N5, 66,91 .. 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IF li I' , 1 Przyta ki, Wanda, 27 Prz arsligjoan, 5 P sk' Romt 5 Puck, Richard, 55 Q Quinn, Catherine, 48 Quinn, David, 39 Quinn, Matthew, 56 Quinn, Nancy, 56 Quirk, Patricia, 39, 77 Rabe, Elizabeth, 27 Rabe, William, 48, 75 Race, Edward, 58, 88, 90, 91, 9 Radke, Kay, 48 Raffini, John, 48 Raguse, Suzanne, 48 Ramcke, William, 56 Raymond, Marilyn, 39, 76, 86 Redding, Marlene, 27 Redempta, Sister M., 56 Redmond, Michael, 39 Remigia, Sister M., 39 Renata, Sister M., 48 Reisenauer, Thomas, 39 Reiter, Donald, 48 Reschke, Margaret, 39 Reschke, Mary, 55, 98 Ricchio, Elmer, 39 Ricchio, Phyllis, 23 Ricchio, Robert, 39 Ricchio, Theodore, 28, 68 Rice, JoAnn, 39, 77 Rice, LeeRoy, 56, 91 Richard, Sister M., 48 Riedel, Thomas, 48 Rigby, Patricia, 39 Rivoire, Robers, Jeanette, 56, 98 Janet, 56 Robuck, Lynn, 39 Roeschen, Patricia, 39 112 4 61, 71, 81, 82,104,108 Schiestlevioseph, 58 Schimans , James, 48, 98 Schlichting, Richard, 16 Schnuck, Gerald, 28, 81 SchollQ,,,Patricia, 40 Scholzen, Antoinette, 48 Scholzen, Mary Schowalter, Daniel, 40 Schowalter, Donald, 15, 28, 96 Schrader, Dorothy, 41 Schubert, Reverend Robert, 21 Schulte, Jane, 57 Schulte, Louise, 48, 63, 76 Schulte, Mary Catherine, 12, 28, 74, 82, 100,101,109 Schuppe, Jeanne, 48 Schuster, Donald, 29 Schuster, Lorraine, 12, 29, 86, 100, 106 Schuster, Margaret, 48 Sctlveidler, Robert, 40 Schwartz, Lorraine, 29 Schwartz, Marie, 48 Schwartz, Shirley, 57 Scymanski, Mary, 48 Secanky, Mary Jo, 40, 61, 68 Secanky, Thomas, 14, 57 Staebell, Barbara, 49 Staebell, William, 49 Stange, Donna Lee, 49, 75 Stapleman, Clarence, 57 Staudinger, Arlene, 57 Steiner, Joanne, 57, 98 Stindle, Jane, 30 Stindle, Sally, 49 Stoger, Barbara, 30, 64, 71, 80, 106 Stone, Eugene, 49 Strelka, Carol, 57 Strini, Mary Ellen, 40 Stublaski, Clement, 11, 30, 81 Stuelke, William, 49 Stuempfig, John, 49 Sullivan, Frank, 40, 71 Suriano, .Frank, 49 Sustachek, Kenneth, 12, 30, 64, 81, 82, 105, 108 Sylvester, Sister M., 56 Szepesi, Juliann, 49 T Talos, Emily, 49 Tarwid, David, 57, 103 Tecktonius, Timothy, 49 Theama, Donna, 57 Theodosia, Sister M., 39 Theres, James, 57, 91, 108 Thielen, Lawrence, 40 Thielen, Marilyn, 57 Thielen, Marita, 57, 108 Thoennes, Richard, 57 Thomas, Jeanne, 57 Thomas, Joan, 40 Thomas, Kathleen, 49 Thomas, Marilyn. 40 Thome, Robert, 97 Thorn. 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