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

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1954 volume:

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'A ' - ig a f 41' fllfl' 4 Jil 4 Qi A- if ,.., I if 'Na ff, 5 V88 Stsfer M Alberiona S sler M Anoclele S ner M Annunc ala Surfer M Benedlcla Snsler Mary Culhernne S sler M Ceslas Szsfer M Charlene Snsler M Dcnlellu u acu fy are c afzge wail: a supefz vat Exercrstd IH thc IIHII mon of Chrrst and tr untd ln tlkiunrve t1ts of the muon, they grvt us therr best As telchers they ch1llenge our A va---f Snsler M Camsla Rev Lawrence R Dobson 1'5- w. L- I lx m . A tx ' 'fs N - C, Q CQ lk intellects through a thorough course of study. As X ides they lay the 31 ,X V . 2 I 2 1 l l V, il IIN: A- . . .2 . . A , an VL us 'QY .I . I , 207 4 . I Sister M Alberrona Latm I Booklteepxng Moderator bemor Sodalrty btnxor Homeroom 109 Sister Mary Catherme Head of the Engltsh Department Socrology Lnglrsh III IV Advlser Forexgn Mrssxons Commrttee Adxnscr Club R 15 bemor Homcroom 107 0 ground work for lofty goals 1nd outl1ne the plttcrn for 1st1an l 1ng N t They glve us the 1I1SP1I'lI1OI1 of the1r compamonsh 1 d mais So un ln tverythlng They help us touch eternlty thes our terlch rs l at St Catherlnes Sxster M Anaclete Head of the Socral Scxence Department Amerxtan Hlstory Modern Hxstory junnor Homeroom Comm rttee Srster M Ceslas Slster M Charlene Head of the Home Economlcs Chorus Classes Department Drrector Chorlsters Clothrng I II Advrser Future Homemakers Club General Scxence Secretary Treasurer Advrser Home Mrssxons Freshman Homeroom 509 Srster M Annuncrata Slster M Bened Srster M Danrella Amencan Hxstory Englrsh III Socrology Jumor Homeroom 203 Sxster M Camsra Ancrent and Medxeval Hlstory Advrser V C Commrttee Sophomore Homeroom 223 Rev Lawrence R Dobson Rehgxon III JH? --as--df' Tvsenmeth century dxscoverers find a bu, vude wonderful world ln geo raphy classes Lefl lo right Antolnette Lennertz Ronme Bentz Tom beltz Ken IXOFLIIILIS 5eaIezl lzxleen Fmes Slster M Erleen Head of the Language Department L ml ll V Advlscr Latm Club Sxster M Gonzaga RCIILJICJH I Lnfullsh l Advlscr V C Committee Freshman Homeroom 323 Suster M En een Susler M Gonzaga Sxster M Eleanore Vlce Prlnclpal Mr Gregory A Gordon Hcatl of the Dramatlts Department Susler M Eleancre Mr Gregory A Gordon 'NM' Snster M Evangelxst Mr john Foster Mr Delbert F Goebel Rellgxon l Mdmtenance Man Ametlcan Hlstory Lngllsh lll Lommerual Law Amerlcan Hlstoty Adwscr Catholtc. Actxon Atluser Our Latlys Commlttee CUIUITIIIICC Assnstunt Couch lootball Atlusct Pep Club Atluscr Hostess Club lrcshmtxn Homeroom 303 Sxster Harold Marne Blology Motltmtor junxor Sodallty bophomorc. Homcroom 225 Suster M Evongelasf Susler Harold Marne Ass1st,1nt Coath Basketball Sister M Helen Mnss Colleen M Jacobson l.1br.1r1.1n Physual ltlucutlon Sacrlstun Gt ncrul Busmess Adwxset Luthutlstlc Atlwstr PLrson.1l1ty Commlttcc Advlsct Lxbraty Club Mr John Foster Susler M Helen K Duelopment Lommntee Atlvlscr GAA Mr Delberl F Goebel Mlss Colleen M Jacobson N -3-ff TN, 11 Z A , S !fs'4, ' I S.,-A I f LX :iz ,V ll nog l H-sean' ' ' , A l X A , l X me l I lf I it V Q E , l I Y I I .Y V- V Y ' Y U Y ' 'h ' I - 1, I .vl ur M A L c- - ' n .. : ,' ' at. , ,I . . 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Pat Gllday jack Evenson jim Held Bob Powers 12 - 1 ' 1 , ' a . ' ' ' ' , ' . , 5 . X v . L L . . . . .y. f v 4 y l ll . . . , ' . Q Commtttee , , - Y l Y D .Yi AY. N 1.2 . , . l . . ,. h ' V 1 5 1, J Z l just a drop and rt should precrprtatc Hopefully Judy Hermes and Chuck Brchm awart the results Mr john F McGu1re Rev Owen F McLaughlm Economrcs Relrgron Il General Busrness Adxrser Leadership Head Coach Basketball Development Commrttee Ireshman Coach Football Head Coach, Track Srstcr M Pascal Head of the Speech Department Spccch lnglrsh III Advrscr Drscussron Commrttee Adviser SCIFC Semor Homeroom 121 Mf John F M:Gu fe S stef M Pascal Srster M Prerre Head of the Vrsual Ards Department Qpeech Radro Speech Inglrsh II bophomore Homeroom 22 Rev Owen F Mclcughl S stef M P erre new FP' ll Srster M Monrca Slster Oda Marne Mr john T Opferkuch Head of the Art Department I I III Sophomore Homeroom 7 Manager Cafeterra Band Classes Band Drrectot Mr Edward J Race Srster M Redempta Sister M Remrgra Cerreral Busrness Relrfzron I French I II Physrcal Education Enclrsh I fntzltsh II Head Coach Baseball freshman Homeroom 307 Advrser Frzlre Nour junror Homeroom 179 S stef M Mon cc S sver Oda More Mr John T Opfefkuch Mf Edward J Race S stef M Redempfu S stef M Rem g o 13 l l , ' ' Art , 1, , IV I f , A-19 -Q t A Head Coach, Foothall Aleebra Advlser, Le Circle Francais j ' . I - 1 ' ' fy fr Q I 'F 'F' f I 31 S srer M Renova M ss Helen C Shcrne Slster M Renata Englxsh I Mechamcal Drawmg I II Advxser The Lance jumor I-Iomcroom 209 Mrss Helen C Sharpe School Nurse Yi S sler R chord Snste M Sylvesler Srster M Rrchard Physlcs Socxal Stuclles Advrser Cathollc Truth COmmlIICC Atlvxser Physlcs Club Adv1ser Camera Club lreshman Homeroom Srster M Sylvester German I II General Mathematrcs Ssier M Rosnla Ed H F SCN eff S sler M Theodos Srster M Rosrta Head of the Publ1cat1ons Department Engllsh Il 1V AJVISCI The Shzcld Aduser Press Club Scmor Home-room 119 Sxster M Theodosxa Algebra Gcometry RCl1f.,lOH I Atlvnser Chrlstxan Social Advxser German Club Lwmt, Commrttee Freshman Homeroom 305 Jumor Homeroom 205 Thc Ilnalc of A St Cathcrmrtc 14 Rev Clelus V Uhen Mr Edwm F Sanders Brology Rev Cletus V Uhen Rehgron II III Athletlc Dlrector Rev Roheril Schubert Slsler M Verenc Rev Robert J Schubert Relxg1on II III IV Sxster M Verena Englrsh II Geometry Aclvrser Monogram Club Advxser Catholxc Truth Coach Golf Commnttee junror Horneroom 211 X X Sxster M Vlrglms Regrstrar ! 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N. , 'Z v-..,, 'Z 5- C- Janet Ahnen Thomas Alberts Rita Althoff Shirley Althoff Joseph Anderson Margot Andis lon Babbitt Charles Bochorz Frank Buda Peter Bain Gerald Boker Louise Bough Clare Baumann Susan Baumann Suzanne Baurnstork Thomas Baxter Neil Bebow Mary Bell ,fowl yeafzs ave s rppe y wtf i e san s 0 fame . . . Janet Ahnen St. Mary Peter Bain Kenosha High 4 Queen's Christophers Commitnee lg Discussion Committee 45 Our Lady's S:Cz 4. Committee 55 GAA 1. Gerald Baker St. Mark, Kenosha Thomas Alberts St. Edward Class President lg Basketball 15 Football 2. Rita Althoif Lincoln junior High, Kenosha 2 Catholic Truth Committee 2: Foreign Missions Committee 45 Our l.ady's Committee 35 Hostess Club 35 SJC: 3. Shirley Altholf Catholic Action Committee 4: Catholic Truth Committee 25 Our Latly's Committee 55 GAA 25 Hostess Club 2, 3, 45 Library Club 2, Presitlentg Pep Club 3, 45 SJC: 3. Lincoln junior High, Kenosha 2 joseph Anderson St. Edward Christian Courtesy Committee 15 Eucharistic Committee 3, 45 German Club 3, -ll Knights of the Altar 2, 3, 45 S:C: 3. Margot Andis St. Patrick Catholic Action Committee 23 Foreign Missions Committee 4, Chairmang Committee 35 French Club 41 GAA 1. 2: Lincoln Debate Club 3. il: Pep Club l, 2, 35 Players 2, 3, -ig Club R-15 4, Secretaryg SQC: 35 Bowling 1, 2. Lon Babbitt St. joseph Eutbaristic Committee 45 Monogram Club 2, 3, 45 SJC: 35 Bowling 1, 25 Golf 1, 2, 3, 4. Charles Bachorz St. john Golf 45 Track 4. Frank Bado Holy Trinity Basketball 2. 24 Queen's Christophers Committee 15 Band 2, 35 Monogram Club 45 Foot- ball 3, Ai. Louise Baugh Immaculale Conception High, Denver, Colo. Foreign Missions Committee 4, Treasurer. Clare Baumann St. joseph Discussion Committee Ali V-C Committee 35 GAA 1, 25 Pep Club l, 25 SgC2 45 Bowling l, l. Susan Baumann Sl. John Queen's Cbristophers Committee lg Discussion Committee 3. 4, Secretary 45 GAA 1, 2, ig Homemakcrs Club -15 Pep Club 1, 25 Players 1, 25 S:C4 -45 Homecoming Queen. Suzanne Baumstark St. Mary Foreign Missions Committee 45 Leadership Committee 35 Secretaries, Inc. 45 Bowling l, 2. Thomas Baxter Lincoln junior High, Kenosha 2 Band 25 SQC: 3. Neil Bebow Sl. Mary Personality Committee 45 Queen's Christophers Committee lg Band 25 Mono- gram Club 9, -45 Players 35 Baseball -15 Basketball 1, 2, 3, -Z5 Football 2, 5. 45 Track -1. Mary Bell St. Joseph Eucharistic Committee 31 Home Missions Committee 4. Vice Presidentg Our Lady's Committee 15 GAA 1, 2, 35 Pep Club 1, 2, 55 Players 2, 45 S,Cg 4, Milton Bennink 51- John 2 Beverly Berens Sacred Heart Catholic Action Committee l5 Foreign Missions Committee Z: Our l..itly's lmiiiiiittee lg Personality Ctmmiuittee 55 llomemaltets Club Al: Hostess Club 5, -4: Players 5, -l. James Bergemann St. Mary Queenk Cliristtipliers Committee 15 Band 2, 5, -lg Cafeteria lg Players 5, 45 Radio XYorltsh4ip 2. 5. James Betchltal Sl. Riia Sotlality National Atlviytiry Bunrtl -lg Discussion Committee 25 VYC Committee 55 Chiiristers 5, -li Classics Club l, 2, Secretary 25 lfrentli Club 2, 5, -l, -Vice Presitlent 2. Secretary 55 Lincoln Debate Club l, Z, 5, -I, Secretary 5, President 45 Players 2, 5, Al, Secretary 55 SJC: -l5 SCFC 2. 5, 45 Slntlil -1, Barbara Beyer St. john Catholic Action Committee 25 Home Missions Committee 5, Vice Presidentg GAA 1, 25 Physics Club 45 S:C: 5. Richard Beyer Donald Biesack Queen's Christophers William Bislew Joseph Blommel Queen's Christophcrs 45 Sgt.: 55 Basketball H orlick 4 St. Edward Committee lg Band 2. SI. joseph Holy Name Committee lg Personality Committee 45 Monogram Club 5, -'15 Football 45 Track 4. Donald Bohn Sl. joseph Foreign Missions Committee 55 Queen's Christophers Committee lg Bulger Boys' State UQ Knights tif the Altar 5. -3. Gerald Bohn Sl. joseph gatlmlic Truth Committee 55 Band 1, 2, 5, -lg Cafeteria 25 Radio XYorkslitip . 7, -l. Mary Ann Bonini Holy Name Le-atlerwliip fontrnittee ig Personality Committee 55 Queens Cliristoplicrs Com- mittee l, Hostess Club Q5 Latin Club 55 Secretaries, Inc. '45 Treasurer, Marilyn Bosak St. Slanislaus Home Missions Committee 415 Queen's Christophers Committee 15 Hostess Club 5. 43 Pep Club l5 Bowling 2, 5. Karen Bosanec Sl. john 2 Foreiun Missions Committee 25 Personality Committee 45 German Club 25 Bowling 2. Francine Bovi Sacred Heart Catholic Truth Committee 45 Christian Courtesy Committee 15 Cafeteria 15 GAA l, 2, 55 Pep Club 1, 2, 55 Players 55 SgC: 5. Mary Braun St. Louis, Caledonia Home Missions Committee 45 German Club l. Lorge Bray Holy Name N3HCy' Brill Hgly Blame Catholic Action Committee lg Leadership Committee 45 V-C Committee 55 Hostess Club 25 Latin Club 5. e fzemem efz each lzoufz as if if weve yesfefzalay . . . Millan Bennink Beverly Berens James Bergemann James Belchkal Barbara Beyer Richard Beyer Donald Biesaclt William Bislew Joseph Blommel Donald Bohn Gerald Bohn Mary Ann Bonini Marilyn Bosak Karen Bosanec Francine Bovi Mary Braun lorge Bray Nancy Brill Thomas Brodek St. joseph Monogram Club 2, 5, -lg S.Cg 55 Basketball 14 Golf 1, 2, 5, -i. Mary Jo Broseau Holy Nizme Catholic Action Committee -iz Catholic Truth Committee 53 GAA 1, 2, 5, -lg Pep Club 1, 2, 5, -tg Club R-15 4, Secretaries, lnc. 4. Robert Brown St. Eduurd Foreign Missions Committee 5, Home Missions Committee 1. Donald Buchek Queen of Apostles, Madison 4 Margaret Budney Sl. Stanislaus Catholic Action Committee -l, Secretaryg Pep Club 15 Players -lg Bowling 1, 2. Bernice Bunck Catholic Action Committee 5g Home Missions Committee 2, Band 2, 5. -'lg Physics Club -ig Players 2, S:C: 55 Classics Club 2, 5, Secretary 53 Club R-15 -1. Patricia Burdick Sl. Mary Catholic Truth Committee 13 Local 55 53 Homemakers Club 43 Pep Club 2, 5, -lg Physits Club agS1C1 55 Bowling 1, 5. Jacqueline Burns St, Eduw-il Catholic Attion Committee 2: Catholic Truth Committee -ll Christian Courtesy Committee 13 Discussion Committee jQ Hostess Club 1, 2, 5, -lg Players -lg Secretaries, lnc. -1, Robert Burns Sf, Edtrqrd Class Secretary 1. Donna Calkins Si, Patrick Catholic Action Committee l: Christian Courtesy Committee lg Leadership Committee 53 GAA 1. 2, 5. ag Pep Club 1, 2, 5, -lg Secretaries, Inc. Ai, Lois Carbonneau uVdS!JlIlgf0Il Junior High German Club -1. Prue Carroll St. Robert, Milwaukee Catholec Action Committee ii Catholit Truth Committee 2: Christian Courtesy Kommittee 11 Christian Social Ltxtng Committee jg GAA 1, 2, 5, -4, Pep Club 1, 1, 5, -ig Players -lg Club R-li -lg Boyx11ng5. Michael Catapano Sl. Patrick Foreign Missions Committee 5. Gary Clope Horlick 3 Baseball 5, -lg Football 5. Frances Consiglero Holy Name Our Latlys Committee -lg Ptrsonality Committee 5. John Cox Sl. john Personality Committee -lg Monogram Club 5, 4, Football 2, 5, 4. Patricia Cox Sl. Mark, Kenosha Catholic Action Committee -'ig Lliristian Courtesy Committee 13 Our Lady's Committee 2, 53 Homemakers Club 1g Hostess Club 5, tlg Pep Club -lg S:C: 5. Carol Cramer Holy Name Christian Courtesy Committee 15 Christian Social Living Committee 5, 45 Hotnemakets Club -lg S4C: 5. C agic minutes spafzklecl with excitement anal inffzigue . . . Thomas Brodelt Mary Jo Btosecu Roberl Brown Patricia Burdick Jacqueline Burns Robert Burns Donald Burhek Margaret Budney Bernice Bunck Donna Calkins Lois Cotbonneau Prue Carroll Michael Cotopcno Gary Clope Frances Consiglero John Cox Patricia Cox Carol Cramer 'Z' Ranald Crewe Denis Dandeneau Ruth Davis Roseanne Denig Marlene Dekango Katherine Desmond Robert Dood Dolores Dory Gerald Drascic Delores Drozd Kennelh Ehleiter Suzanne Emerson Charles Falltner Mary Ann Feil Eleanor Flanders Marcia Floyd Rita Fornary James Francois aug fefz an expectancy enc ante eac awntng ay . . . Ronald Crewe Sl. Edward Delores Drozd Holy Name Eucharistic Committee 3. 43 Camera Club 4, Secretary: German Club 3, 4, Christian Courtesy Committee 15 Leadership Committee 35 GAA lg Secretaries, Treasurer 45 Knights of the Altar 2, 3, 45 Physics Club 45 Classics Club 2. Inc, 4, Denis Dandeneau St. Francis, Milwaukee 2 Kenneth Ehleifel' Sf- Louis, Caledonia Class Vice President 45 Foreign Missions Committee 35 School Welfare Com- Catholic Action Committee 35 German Club 2. 3, 4, P!CSlCl9I1f 4- mittee 45 Choristers 3, 45 Players 3, 45 SgC: 4, Vice President, Suzanne Emerson Sl- Rila ' V Ruth Davis Holy Name glome hlgissions Committee 15 Local 35 35 Physics Club 4, Vice President5 :Cz 32 ow ing 1. Roseanne Denig Sl. Mary 1 Catholic Action Committee 25 Catholic Truth Committee 4, Secretary5 Foreign Charles Falkner Franklin Junior High Missions Committee 15 Home Missions Committee 55 Choristers 3, 4, Secretary BaSebal13 45 GAA 1, 25 German Club 1, 25 Pep Club 35 Players 35 Secretaries, lnc. 4. ' . . M A F 'l St. Edward Marlene DeRango Holy Twmty ary rm el I V , , 4 , , , , U ,, Christian Courtesy Committee 1: Catholic Truth Committee 2, 45 Our Ladys Christian Courtesy Committee lg Catholic Action Committee 45 Local 35 35 Commiftge 55 GAA 1, 23 pep Club 1, 25 Players 4, Homemakers Club 45 Pep Club 2. , . , , El n r Fl d s F anklin junior Hi la 2 Katherine Desmond Lincoln jumor High, Kenosha ea 0, an -er r g , , 4 , , I , V 4 Eucharistic Committee 35 Cafeteria 2, 35 Hostess Club 35 Players 45 Secretaries, Class Vice President 35 Christian Courtesy Committee 15 Christian Social Inc- 4, gizfzini Committee 25 Leadership Committee 35 Pep Club 45 Players 2, 3, 45 I I i Marcia Floyd St. john 2 Robert Dood Sf. Patrick Christian Social Living Committee 41 Eucharistic Committee 35 Choristers 3, 45 l Hostess Club 35 Secretaries, Inc. 45 Bowling 2. Band l, 2, 35 Players 3, 45 Radio Workshop 3, 4. D 1 D S Tb b Rita Fornary Sl. Edward 0 Ores Cry t' omni' Keno! 4 Discussion Committee 35 Home Missions Committee 15 Cafeteria 25 Pep Club Catholic Action Committee 25 Foreign Missions Committee 1, 3, 45 Cafeteria 1, 3g PIJYCIS 23 SCFC. 2, 3, l, Secretary 2. 1, 25 Secretaries, Inc. 4. G ld D . k James Francois Sl. Rose era rascic Sl. Palric Christian Courtesy Committee I5 German Club 4. Class President 2: Catholic Action Committee 35 Foreign Missions Committee 25 Radio Workshop 2, 3, 45 SQCQ 35 Football 2, 3. 27 r Raymond Funk Donna Gabbey Julius Gaslaldi Grace Gedwardt Mary Gerardo Robert Gerber Wayne Gerou Patrick Gilday William Goebel Joseph Graceffa Rosemarie Greb Richard Greco John Gudwar Jacqueline Guill Daniel Gutzman Helen Hcnko Donna Hansen Gene Hansen l C O I ge-0 fzeams wove gfzace u pwiufzes mio oufz wes . . . Raymond Funk Holy Name Joseph Gracelfa St. joseph Qmholic Action Committee 3, Foreign Missions Committee 35 Monogram Club 3, 45 Football 45 Golf 3, 45 Track 3. Donna Gabbey 51- John 2 Catholic Action Committee 35 Catholic Truth Committee -15 GAA 3. 4: Pep Club A15 Players 3, tl. Julius Gastaldi St. James, Kenosha Catholic Action Committee 25 Christian Social LivingQCommittee 35 Queen's Christophers Committee 15 Eucharistic Committee 4, Chairman5 Players 3, 45 S:C: 35 SCFC 25 Football 2. Grace Gedwardt Sacred Heart Catholic Truth Committee 4: Personality Committee 35 GAA 1, 2, 35 Pep Club l, 2, 35 Players 35 Secretaries, Inc. 4, Secretary. Mary Gerardo Lakeside Local 35 3. Robert Gerber Warbington junior High Foreign Missions Committee 35 Personality Committee 3, 45 Band 1, 2, 35 Choristers 25 Monogram Club 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 35 Football 2, 3, 4. Wayne Gerou Holy Name Christian Social Living Committee 35 Foreign Missions Committee 4, Treasurer5 Players l, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3. Patrick Gilday St. Rose Catholic Action Committee 35 Home Missions Committee 25 Personality Com- mittee 45 Monogram Club 3, 45 Players 45 Radio Workshop 2, 3, 4, Director 3, 45 Football 2, 35 Track 3, 4. William Goebel St. Joseph Class President 35 Personality Committee 45 Monogram Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Baseball 2. 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 35 Football 3, 4. 28 Rosemarie Greb St. Mary Our Lady's Committee 35 Personality Committee 45 Hostess Club 35 Pep Club 35 Secretaries, Inc. 4. Richard Greco Lakeside Catholic Action Committee il, john Gudwer Sl. Rose Baseball 3, 45 Basketball 2. Jacqueline Guill St. Mary Catholic Truth Committee 15 Our I.ady's Committee 35 GAA l, 2, 35 Pep Club 1, 2, 35 Secretaries, Inc. 45 Bowling 1, 2. Daniel Gutzman St. john Choristers 3, 4. Helen Hanko St. Rose Choristers 45 GAA l, 25 Bowling 1, 2. Donna Hansen St. joseph Catholic Truth Committee 45 Christian Social Living Commit 1, 2, 3, 45 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Players 1, 2, 35 S:C: 45 Bowling 1 Gene Hansen Basketball 2. We 3l GAA , 2. St. john Anita Hart Franlesville Catholic Action Committee lg Local 35 31 Pcrsonalirl' Committee 43 Cafe- teria 2, 4, GAA 4, Hostess Club 2, Players 4. Charles Hartung St. james, Kenosha Catholic Action Committee 4. Joanne Hauper Union Grove Christian Social Living Committee 3, Our Lady's Committee 4, Players 2. Joanne Heck Sacred Heart Hume Missions Committee 1, 2, Local 35 3, Personality Committee 4, Cafeteria 2, GAA 1, 3, 4. James Held Holy Name Radio Workshop 2, 3. Mary Alice Held Two Harbors High, Two Harbors, Minn. 4 Players 4. Dorothy Herdt Lancaster High, Lancaster, Wit. 3 Leadership Committee 3, German Club 3, 4. Bernard Hlavac Holy Trinity Kenneth Huck Holy Trinity Sodalirv Perfect 41 Discussion Committee 3, Latin Club 3, Vice President, Radio Workshop 3. Robert Hudec Holy Trinity Basketball 1, 2, 3, Football 3. 4. Carol Hurtubise St. John 2 Catholic Truth Committee 2, Local 35 3, Treasurer, GAA 2, Pep Club 2, 3. Thomas Jaeger Holy Ghost 4 Camera Club 4, SQC: 4. Harry Jarosz Holy Trinity ga?te5ia lg Choristers 3, 4, Monogram Club 3, 4, Physics Club 4, Baseball James Jarosz St. Edward Class Vice President 2: Personaliry Committee 4, Chairman, Cafeteria 4, Monogram Club 3, 4, Baseball 1, 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 4. Guy Jarvela St. John 2 Discussion Committee 3, Bowling 2. Kathleen Joyce Holy Name Christian Social Living Committee 3, 4, Queen's Christophers Committee lg Homemakers Club 4. Ernestine Karczewski St. Mary, Burlington 3 Catholic Action Committee 33 Eucharistic Committee 4, Secretary, Choristers 3, 4, Players 3, 4, SCFC 4, Secretaries, Inc. 4. James Kemen St. Mary Catholic Action Committee 2, Cafeteria 3, Choristers 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 4, Players 4. ow, wi e-eye and silent we peefz info the fufwze . . . Anita Hart Charles Hartung Joanne Huuper Joanne Heck James Held Mary Alice Held Dorothy Herdt Bernard Hluvac Kenneth Huck Robert Hudec Carol Hurtubise Thomas Jaeger Harry Jcrosz James Jorosz Guy Jorvala Kathleen Joyce Ernestine Kcrczewski Jomes Kemen Judith Kempter HUIJ' Name Christian Courtesy Committee 1, Discussion Committee 2, 3, Home Missions Committee bt, Badger Girls' State 3, Cafeteria 5, GAA 1, German Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Treasurer 2, President 3, Vice President 4, Hostess Club 2, 3, 4, President 4, Library Club 3, Pep Club 21 Players 2, 3: Club R45 41 SVLC2 4, SCFC 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, 4, Secretaries, Inc. 4, Vice President, Shield 4, Bowling 1. Shirley Ketterer H017 T i'1ilJ' Christian Courtesy Committee 1. Chairman, Christian -Social Living Com- mittee 4, Discussion Committee 2, Local 35 3, Chairman, Hostess Club 3, 4, Lincoln Debate Club 1, 2. 3, 4, Vice President 4, Players 2, 3, 4, SgCg 4, SCFC 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretaries, Inc. 4. Rita Kiernan St. 101771 2 Catholic Truth Committee 4, Personality Committee -3, Hostess Club 2, Pep Club 3, 4, Players 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3. Vice President 4. Leon Kisielewski St. Bonaventure 3 Club R-15 4. jo Ann Knotek St. john 2 Eucharistic Committee 4, Foreign Missions Committee 2: V-C Committee 3, Cafeteria 3, Hostess Club 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, Secretary 4, Pep Club 2, Secretaries, Inc. 4. Edward Konicek St. john 2 Mary Ann Konsinowski St. Stanislaus Eucharistic Committee 3, Personality Committee 4, Choristers 3. 4, Classics Club 1, 2, GAA 1, 2, 3, 4, German Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4, Players 4, SJC: 4, Shield 4. Eugene Kosterman St. John 2 SQC2 3. Bonnie Kout St. Patrick Catholic Action Committee 4, Catholic Truth Committee 1, Personality Committee 3, GAA 1, Players 4, Bowling 1. Suddenly we ave Judith Kempter Shirley Ketteter Rita Kiernan Mary Ann Konsinowski Eugene Kostermon Bonnie Kout Rudy Kuzel Theophile Kwos Barbara Kwietinslti Marilyn Kowalsky St. john 2 Eucharistic Committee -1, V-C Committee 3, Pep Club 3: Secretaries, Inc. 4. Betty Jane Krizan St. john 2 Catholic Action Committee 3, Eucharistic Committee 4, Our Lady's Com- mittee 2, Cafeteria 3, Hostess Club 3, 4, Secretaries, Inc. 4. Kenneth Kusters St. Edward German Club 3, Physics Club 4, Football 1. Rudy Kuzel St. Aemiliana, Milwaukee SzC2 3. Theophile Kwas Sacred Heart Catholic Action Committee 1, Players 2, S:C: 3. Barbara Kwiecinski Sacred Heart Catholic Truth Committee 2, 3, Christian Social Living Committee 1, Per- sonality Committee 4, Cafeteria 1, GAA 1, 2, Homemakers Club 3, Pep Club 1, 2, Players 2, 3. Roger LaBrasca Sacred Heart Class Vice President 1, Leadership Committee 3, Personality Committee 4, Secretary: Monogram Club 2. 3, 4, President 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Basket- ball 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 2, 3. 4. Louis LaMacchia Queen of Apostles, Madison 3 Rita Langlois Holy Name Catholic Truth Committee 1, Our Lady's Committee 3, Choristers 4, French Club 2, 3, Pep Club 31 Players 4. I CCOWIG SIJQCLCI . . . Leon Kisielewski Jo Ann Knotelt Edward Konicelt Marilyn Kowolslty Betty Jane Krizcin Kenneth Kusters Roger LcBrcsco Louis LcMccchlu Rita Longlois ,Vx Janice Larkin Duane Larsen Cynthia Lehner Virginia Leuker Dolores Loewen Mary Loewen Nancy Lui Rita Lui Angeline Maister gt 'tlz' tl: l'lztfC Janice Larkin Holy Name Catholic Action Committee 2, Local 35 3, GAA 1, 2, 3. Duane Larsen St. Mary Physics Club 45 S:Cz 3, Bowling 1, 2. Cynthia Lehner Holy Name Christian Social Living Committee 3, 45 I-Iomemakers Club 4, Vice President. Robert Lentz St. Louis, Caledonia Eucharistic Committee 45 German Club 1, 2. Barbara Lesniewski Sl. Stanislaus Catholic Action Committee 45 GAA 1, 2, 3, 45 Pep Club 1, 2, 33 Club R-15 45 Bowling 3, 4. Sally Leszczynski St. Stanislaus Eucharistic Committee 35 Queen's Christophers Committee lg GAA 1, 2. Virginia Leuker St. joseph Catholic Action Committee 21 Discussion Committee 4, Secretatyg Queen's Christophers Committee lg GAA 1, 25 Pep Club l, 2, 3g Players 1, Radio Workshop 2, Secretaries, Inc, 4, Bowling 1, 2. Dolores Loewen Sl. Mary, Milwaukee 2 Catholic Truth Committee 4, Foreign Missions Committee 3, GAA 25 Players 4, Bowling 2, Mary Loewen St. George, Kenosha 2 lglomeiz Missions Committee 45 Our I.ady's Committee 2, 35 Choristers 3, Q S: 2 4. 'Z' Robert Lentz Barbara Lesniewslti Sally Leszczynski Alice lorenzini Donald losinski Ronald Losinski Dolores Maller George Mathe Ann Marie Malranga O 619116111 OUQ an PQCICQ . . . Alice Lorenzini Si. Rila Eucharistic Committee 45 Our Lady's Committee 33 Cafeteria 4. Donald Losinski St. Joseph Ronald Losinski St. joseph Catholic Action Committee -lg Cafeteria 2, Bowling lg Golf 2, 3. Nancy Lui St. Joseph Catholic Action Committee 4, Personality Committee 35 Cafeteria 2, 3, 4g Hostess Club 2. Rita Lui St. Rita Christian Social Living Committee 3, Eucharistic Committee 4g Foreign Missions Committee 25 Latin Club 3, -i. Angeline Maister St. Rita Catholic Action Committee 35 Catholic Truth Committee 4. Dolores Maller St. Edward Eucharistic Committee 23 Home Missions Committee 3, Band 2, 3, 4. Secretary 2, -ig Choristets 5, 4, Hostess Club 1, 2, 3, 4. George Mathe Holy Name Physics Club 45 Baseball 3, 4, Bowling 1, 2. Ann Marie Matranga Waslairzgton junior High Catholic Action Committee 25 Christian Social Living Committee 3, 41 Homemakers Club 4. 31 ?kt 'hor ID' ...pb ti at via Eleanor Malrisch Richard Matte: Mary May Barbara McHugh Ronald Meissner William Menden Jerome Mertens Mary Messenger Geraldine Mellen Marilyn Michelotle John Miller Suzanne Miller Rose Marie Modesli William Moore Paula Mueller Arlene Muszynski Richard Mulchler Frances Myers wz minds, laatlteol in flze crystal ,Cllountain offaitlz . . . Eleanor Matrisch Kenosha Higb 2 Catholic Truth Committee 43 GAA 23 Bowling 2. Richard Mattes Sacred Heart Band 1, 2, 3, 4. Mary May St. Iosepb Eucharistic Committee 2, 43 Our Lady's Committee 3, Chairman3 Cafeteria 43 Cho-risters 43 GAA 1, 23 Pep Club 1, 23 Players 3, 43 S2C2 33 Secretaries, Inc. 4, President. Barbara McHugh St. Rita Christian Social Living Committee 43 Foreign Missions Committee 23 Our Lady's Committee 3, Ronald Meissner St. Joseph Iamce 2, 3, 43 Physics Club 43 Shield 2, 3. William Menden St. Rita Band 2, 3, 43 Players 33 Bowling 1. Jerome Mertens St. Mary Class Secretary 23 Eucharistic Committee 1, 2, 33 Personality Committee 43 Badger Boys' State 33 Knights of the Altar 1, 2, 3, 43 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 42 Football 2, 3, 4g Golf 2, 3, 4. Mary Messenger Holy Name Leadership Committee 3, 43 Queen's Christophers Committee 13 Secretaries, nc. . Geraldine Metzen Sacred Heart Secretaries, Inc. 43 Bowling 1, 2, 3. 32 St. Edward Marilyn Michelotte Catholic Action Committee 23 Catholic Truth Committee 43 Leadership Committee 33 Queen's Christophers Committee 13 Choristers 3, 43 GAA 1, 23 Hostess Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Pep Club 1, 23 Players 3, 43 Club R-15 43 Radio Workshop 23 SCFC 33 Bowling 1, 2, 3. John Miner Christian Courtesy Committee 13 Personality Committee 43 Players 43 Basketball l. Suzanne Miller Horlick 3 Catholic Truth Committee, TICZSUXBIQ Local 35 33 GAA 33 Pep Club 33 Bowling 2, 3, 4. Holy Name Rose Marie Modesti Sacred Heart Catholic Action Committee 43 Queen's Christophers Committee 13 Players 4. William Moore Holy Trinity Queen's Christophers Committee 13 Golf 1, 2, 3, 4. Paula Mueller St. John, Paris Eucharistic Committee 23 Foreign Missions Committee 13 Our Lady's Com- mittee 3, 43 Cafeteria 13 Choristers 4g Hostess Club 1, 2g Players 3, 43 SQC2 4. Arlene Muszynski South Milwaukee 3 S2C2 3. Richard Mutchler St. Rose Class Treasurer 1, 43 Leadership Committee 3: Queen's Christophers Com- mittee 13 School Welfare Committee 43 Monogram Club 2, 3, 4, Vice President 43 Basketball 2, 33 Football 2, 3, 4. Frances Myers St. Joseph Class Treasurer 2, Secretary 43 Sodality Secretafv 31 Home Missions Com- mittee 13 School Welfare Commirtee 4, Secretary3 French Club 4, President: GAA 1, 2, 33 Pep Club 1, 2, 33 Players 2, 3. 43 SzCz 4. Jerome Niemiec St. Stanislaus Band 3, 4, Camera Club 4. Bessie Nuciforo St. Mary Catholic Truth Committee 4, Christian Courtesy Committee 1, Our l.ady's Committee Z, 3, Co-chairman 3, GAA 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 2, 3, Secre- taries, lnc, 4. Jerome Nuter St. Francis, Milwaukee 3 German Club 3, 4. Maryann Oakes McKinley junior High 2 Eucharistic Comrnitteee 2, 3, GAA 2, 3, Pep Club 2, Bowling 3. Wayne Obernberger Holy Name Cafeteria 2. Faith Organ St. Mary Discussion Committee 4, Eucharistic Committee 2, Local 35 3, Cafeteria 2, Choristers 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 3. Susan Organ Sl. Patrick Christian Social Living Committee 4, Chairman, Local 35 3. Chairman, Our Latlys Committee 2, Hostess Club 2, 3, 4, Players 3, 4, S:C: 4, Secretaries, Inc. 4. Donald Orth Catholic Action Committee 4, Chairman, Kenosha High 4 Rafael Palermo Holy Trinity Foreign Missions Committee 2, V-C Committee 4, Choristers 3, 4, Players 1. Thomas Parr Slurtefant Catholic Truth Committee 2: Queen's Christophers Committee 1, Cafeteria 2, Monogram Club 4, Radio NX'orkshop 4, Sul.: 3, Golf 2, 3, 4. Thomas Penn St. Stanislaus Catholic Action Committee 4, Queen's Christophers Committee 1, Band 3, 4, Camera Club 4, Physics Club 4, SQC: 3. Rosemarie Perino St. john 2 Leadership Committee 3, Personality Committee 4, Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, GAA 3, Pep Club 2, 3, 4. Margaret Petersen St. Mary Our Lady's Committee 2, 3, Personality Committee 4, GAA 1,- 2, 3, 42 Hostess Club 3, 4, lauren 3, Pep Club l, 2, 3, 4, Players 3, Secretaries, Inc. 4. Gerald PfafH Catholic Action Committee 4, Treasurer, Poster Committee 1, Monogram Club 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, Bowling 2, Golf 1, 2, 3, 4. St. joseph Marvin Pfeiffer St. Mary S:C2 3. Maryellen Pfeiffer SI. Mary Our Lady's Committee 3, Personality Committee 4, Queen's Christophers Committee 1, GAA 2, 3, Homemakers Club 4, Pep Club 2, 3, S:Cz 3, Bowling 2, 3. Kenneth Phillips Franklin junior High James B. Pier Sl. Joseph Catholic Action Committee 4, Foreign Missions Committee 3, Badger Boys' State 3, Band 2, S, 4, tliimera Club -i, President, Monogram Club 4, Physics Club 4, Club R45 4, SJC: 3, Basketball 2, Football 2, 3, 4. Qu? heafzis, capiivaiecl hy the Lily of holiness . . . Jerome Niemiec Bessie Nuciforo Jerome Nuier Maryann Oakes Wayne Obernberger Fuiih Organ Susan Organ Donald Orfh Rafael Palermo Thomas Parr Th0mClS PENN R0SemUfle Peflno Margaret Petersen Gerald Pfaffl Marvin Pfeiffer Maryellen Pfeiffer Kenneth Phillips James B. Pier james M. Pier St. Jorepb Discussion Committee 3. Leonard Pincikowski Sl. Slanislaus Physics Club 4g Basketball 2. Mary Pomeday Sf- John 2 Catholic Action Committee 41 Christian Social Living Committee '35 Our Ladys Committee 2, Choristers 45 Pep Club 2, Players 43 Secretaries, Inc. 43 Bowling 2. Frank Porcaro Sdffed HMV! Catholic Action Committee 4, Out Lat.ly's Committee 2, Band 2, 3, 4. joseph Porcaro Sacred Heart Catholic Action Committee 3, 4g Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Monogram Club 4, Basketball l, 3, Football 5, 4. Richard Porcaro St. Patrick Discussion Committee 33 Radio Workshop 2, 35 SCFC 2, 3, 4. Robert Powers Sl. Edward Choristers 3, 45 German Club lg Radio Workshop 2, 3, 4. Mary Presta Holy Trinity Catholic Action Committee 43 Foreign Mifsions Committee 23 Local 35 35 GAA 1, 2, Players 2, 33 Bowling 2. Robert Przytarski St. Stanislaus Catholic Truth Committee 41 Christian Courtesy Committee lg Camera Club -lg German Club 2, Physics Club -43 S:C: 3. David Quinn Holy Name Queen's Christophers Committee 1, Cafeteria 1, Basketball 1. Patricia Quirk St. john 2 Catholic Action Committee 3g Eucharistic Committee 4, Hostess Club 2: Latin Club 5, Players 2. Marilyn Raymond Sturtetvznl GAA 1. 2. 3: Hostess Club 2. 3. 43 Loose 3. 4. Editor 45 Library Club 1. 2: Pep Club 1, Z. 3, 45 Physics Club 41 Players 2, 53 Club R-15 4, Vice President, S:C: 5: Secretaries. Inc. 4, Bowling 1, 2. Thomas Reisenauer St. Mary Cafeteria 13 S:C: 3. Margaret Reschke St. joseph Catholic Truth Committee 25 Our Lady-'s Committee 33 Queen's Christophers Committee lg GAA 1, 25 Pep Club 1, 2. Elmer Ricchio Holy Name Robert Ricchick St. Francis, Milwaukee 2 sect 3. ' Jo Ann Rice Holy Name Catholic Action Committee 1: Leadership Committee 4g V-C Committee 3, Hostess Club 23 Latin Club 31 S:C: 3. Thomas Richardson Asbury Park, New Jersey 3 Personality Committee 4, Monogram Club 3, 45 Baseball 3, 4, Football 4. ufz wills, inspifzecl lay tlze Conqttefzess of evil . . . James M, Pier Leonard Pintikowski Mary Pomeday Frank Porcaro Joseph Porcaro Richard Porcaro Robeff Powers Mary Presto Robert Przyforski David Quinn Pulricia Quirk Marilyn Raymond Thomas Reisenauer Margaret Reschke Elmer Ricchio Robert Ricchio Jo Ann Rice Thomas Richardson GL-N, W' ,fir E7 v 1 ? 'f 6'-. ...,, X it, ive qt-'V tl, 'S-s.. Patricia Rigby lynn Robuck Patricia Roeschen Mary Romanshek Philip Romeril Mario Rondinelli Antonio Rossi Rilo Mae Roth Barbara St. Marlin Shirley Sonlarelli Thomas Sciwosky Willium 5Cl10fdifl9 Carol Schliesmonn Patricia Scholler Daniel Schowolter Robert Schveidler Mary JO SQCGHKY Th0 '105 C- Sell! ave c ange f e oy an gcfz 0 yesfefz ay . . . Patricia Rigby Sl. Rose Shirley Santarelli Sacred Heart GAA lg Hostess Club 23 Pep Club 13 Bowling 1. Catholic Truth Committee 43 Foreign Missions Committee lg Cafeteria 2, 3, 4. Lynn Robuck Mitchell junior High 2 Thomas Sawagky Sl, jghn Catholic Action Committee 43 Home Missions Committee 23 V-C Com- mittee 33 Players 2, 3, 43 Club R-l5 4, President. . . H William Scharding Sl. Edward Patricia Roeschen Holy Name Physics Club 43 Players 33 S:C2 3. Catholic Action Committee 43 Catholic Truth Committee 33 Home Missions Commfffsf 29 GAA 19 PEP Club 1, 2- Carol Schliesmann Sl. Rila Christian Social Living Committee 4, Chairman3 V-C Committee 33 Secre- Mary Romanshek Sl. George, Kenosha fffflfsr Inc- 4- Home Missions Committee 43 Our Lady's Committee 33 Choristers 3, 43 German Club 51 SJC: 4' Patricia Scholler St. Rose Foreign Missions Committee 33 Home Missions Committee 23 Our LaQiy's Philip Romeril Hgrligk 4 Committee 43 Homemakers Club 23 Hostess Club 4. Mario Rondinelli St. Slanislaus Daniel Schowalter St. John Physics Club 4. Robert Schveidler St. Mary Antonio Rossi Holy Name Rita Mae Roth St. Edward Catholic Action Committee 43 Personality Committee 33 Cafeteria 23 Choristers 3, 4. Barbara St. Martin St. Joseph Our Lady's Committee 33 Queen's Christophers Committee I, Chairmang GAA 13 Pep Club 1. Catholic Truth Committee 2: Discussion Committee 33 Cafeteria 1, 2, 3, 43 German Club 13 Poster Committee 1. Mary Jo Secanky Sl. Rose Christian Social Living Committee 3. Secretary: Home Missions Committee 43 Choristers 3, Ali French Club 4, Secretaryg GAA 1, 23 Pep Club 1, 23 Players 3, 4. Thomas C. Seitz Sl. joseph 55 Thomas J. Seifz Richard Shore Mary Jane Simanek Patricia Sime Thomas Simonson Marilyn Small Jaan Smetana James Smith Mary la Smith Joseph Spaay Marie Spanier Nancy Spieker Thomas J. Seitz St. Joseph Choristers 3, 4. Richard Shore St. Mark, Kenosha Class Treasurer 3, Catholic Action Committee 3, Chairman, Catholic Truth Committee 4, Chairman, German Club 2, Lincoln Debate Club 3, 4, Monogram Club 4, Players 3, 4, SQC: 4, President, SCFC 3, 4, Track 3, 4. Mary jane Simanek St. John 2 Eucharistic Committee 4, V-C Committee 3, Cafeteria 3, Hostess Club 2, 3, 4, Vice President 4, Pep Club 2, Secretaries, Inc. 4. Patricia Sime St. Edward Catholic Truth Committee 2, Christian Social Living Committee 3, Person- ality Committee 4, Cheerleader 4, GAA 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Players 4, Club R-15 4, Secretaries, Inc. 4. Thomas Simonson Sl. Mary Discussion Committee 3, Monogram Club 3, 4, Track 3. Marilyn Small St. Mary Christian Courtesy Committee 1, GAA 1. Joan Smetana St. Mary Catholic Action Committee 2, Christian Courtesy Committee 1, Leadership Committee 3, Choristers 3, 4, GAA 1, 2, German Club lg Homemakers Club 2, Hostess Club 3, 4, Players 3, 4, Radio Workshop 2, 3, Bowling 2, 3. james Smith St. Mark, Kenosha Sodality Treasurer 2, Discussion Committee 4, Eucharistic Committee 3, Secretary, Badger Boys' State 3, Choristers 3, 4, Latin Club 3, Physics Club 4, Secretary, Players 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Radio Workshop 2, 3, SCFC 2, 3, 4, Vice President 3, President 4. Mary Jo Smith Holy Name Class President 4, Catholic Truth Committee 2, Christian Family Living Committee 1,-Christian Social Living Committee 3, School Welfare Com- raitEeR4i5Cli-iairman, GAA 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4, U- - . 36 Sharon Smith Shirley Soens David Sorenson Barbara Spinsky Mary Ellen Strini Franklin Sullivan woman of ioclay . . . Sharon Smith Sf- 10571 Catholic Action Committee 3, Catholic Truth Committee 4, Home Missions Committee 2, Queen's Christophers Committee 1, Cheerleader 4, GAA 1, 2, 3, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Players 2, 3, 4, S2C2 4. Shirley Soens Sl- John Class Secretary 3, Sodality Prefect 4: Catholic Actionk Committee 2: Home Missions Committee 3, Chairman, Choristers 3. 4, Vice President 4, GAA 1, 2, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Players 3, 4, Miss St. Catherine s, David Sorenson Sl- Rose Physics Club 4, President, S:Cz 3, President. joseph Spaay Siurtevant Marie Spanier St. Louis, Caledonia Home Missions Committee 3, 4, German Club 3, 4, Club R-15 4, Treasurer, S2Cz 4, Secretaries, lnc. 4. Nancy Spieker Sf- Edwdfd Eucharistic Committee 2, Our Lady's Committee 3, Personality Committee 4, GAA 1, 2, 3, Hostess Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, Club R-15 4, SQC2 4, Bowling 1, 2, 3. Barbara Spinsky Sf- Joseph Cafeteria 2, GAA 2, Secretaries, Inc. 4. Mary Ellen Strini Sf- 10511 2 Foreign Missions Committee 4, Home Missions Committee 2, Pep Club 2. Franklin Sullivan Sl- Edward Band 2, 3. Lawrence Thielen St. Edward Dtseussion Committee 33 Players 1. Joan Thomas Kenosha High 3 Our Iatdy's Committee 3, Secretaries, Inc, 4. Marilyn Thomas St. George, Kenosha Our Lady's Committee 3, 4, Christian Courtesy Committee l. Jean Tuska South Milwaukee High 3 Ann hlarie Tyler Sacred Heart Catholic Truth Committee 3, Christian Courtesy Committee lg VVC Com- mittee -Q, Pep Club l, 2. Charles Tyler Sl. Edward Christian Social Living Committee 33 Cafeteria 1, 2. Frank Tylla Sl. Edward Our Lady's Committee 1, 2, 3, Cafeteria 2, German Club 1, 2.1 Marika Tyson St. Joseph Furharisttt Committee ei: Choristers 2, 3, 4, secretary 5, GAA 1, 25 Library Club l, lg Pep Club 2, Players 2, 5, 'lg SQCQ 5. Lorraine Valukas St. Mary Local 35 33 Our I.:tdy's Committee 21 Personality Committee 41 Queen's Christophers Committee 1, Choristers 4, GAA 1, 2, 5, 45 Pep Club 1, 2, 5, 4, Players 5, -+4 Radio Wotkshop 2. Hcpmflz powefz on flzis Nancy Van Bree Sl. john Catholic Action Committee 1: Catholic Truth Committee 4, Home Missions Committee 2, Queens Chrtstophers Committee lg GAA 1, 2. 5, Pep Club I, 2, 5, -t. David Vander W'arn Sl. Mary Thomas Venne St. Patrick Catholic Action Committee 2. Treasurer: Disfussinn Committee ri: EuChHIiSriC Committee 5. Chairman: Cheerleader l. 2, S. Knights of the Altar l, 2. 3. -0. Ianni' 4. P45 Latin Club 5, -1, President -ig Sltithl l, 2, 5, -4, Editor-in-Chief 4, Basketball 5, Golf 3. Constance Venturini Sacred Heart Catholic Truth Committee 1. 4: Christian Courtesy Committee lg Pep Club 1, 2, 3, -lg Players 53 Bowling 1. Ann Vernon St. John 2 Catholic Action Committee 45 Discussion Committee 23 V-C Committee 'ag Cafeteria 23 Hostess Club 2: Lincoln Debate Club -3: Pep Club 2. 3. 4, Players 2. 5, -Z, Vice President 5, President Al, Club R-15 4, Radio XVork- shoP 5, 4g S:C: 3: SCFC 2, 3, 4. Donald Veselik St. Rita Dorothy Veselik St. Rita Eucharistic Committee 45 Foreign Missions Committee 2, VVC Committee 33 Cafeteria -ig Players 5, 4. Robert Visek St. John 2 joan Vitcenda Hillsboro High, Hillsboro, Wfisconsin 4 Foreign Missions Committee 4. clark land to ligllfen if . . . Lawrence Thielen Joan Thomas Marilyn Thomas Jean Tuska Ann Marie Tyler Charles Tyler Frank Tylla Marika Tyson Lorraine Valukas Nancy Van Bree David Vander Warn Yhamas Venne Constance Venlurini Ann Vernon Donald Veselik Dorothy Veselik Robert Visek Joan Vitcenda got us the yeafz alzeac! looks goo . . . a L I 7 L 7 L L V L2 V :ree git: H 1 P? ,X J f S' Cz? , ,A ,a - c in if 1 ,. I L 2 ,,. Q. N 7 Joseph Aceves Dolores Anderson Thomas Andrews John Arneson Suellyn Arneson Carol Atkinson Elizabeth Bany Susan Barnharr Donald Bauer Paul Bauer Josephine Baumann Mary Baumgardt Monica Beatty Eugene Beery Robert Beres Jeanette Bcrtelsen Robert Betchkal Shirley Bever John Bislew Richard Blaha Kathleen Blasi Patricia Bowers James Brandt Gerald Braun Joyce Braun Charles Brehm Joyce Brill We're studying tonight? Left lo right: Mary Miller Bill Whaley, Bill Graham, Barbara Gastaldi. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS President ....... . William Whaley Vice President . . Barbara Gastaldi Secretary . . . . William Graham Treasurer . . 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F2 V 4,0 .1 V r' VV V. , 11' C We lzeav mute QCIIOQS 0 new oppoviuniiies . . . ,-, R! 19' I Barbara Kochanslti Daniel Koleske Stanley Koloslci Marianne Konicelc Kenneth Korzilius janet Kosterman jacquelyn Kowalski Anthony Kralicek joan Kranz Sharon Kraus james Krenzke Richard Kreul joan Kroes Donald Krueger Kenneth Kurhajec Mary' Kviatkofsky Carol Lange Mary Lancer Iames Langley Kathleen Larsen Harry Layton Ieannine Lecue Iames Lemlte Angela Lcnnertz Antoinette Lennertz Mary Ann Lentz Rocer Leto busan Lipp Lau rence Lonergan Philip Long Virginia Lucas Sally Lui Donald Matlclen Patricia Maier Cicorce Mangold Pitricia Mann Bertha Marlxunas llclen M trtin Therese Martin bylyia Martinelli Richard Martinson John Mata Patricia Mathe Kathleen Mathieus I lizabeth Maushammer ludith McAuliffe Mary Ann McCarr Dorothy Meissner Romualdas Miltsausltas Mary Miller Nancy Miller Ruth Miller Ann Mitchell Constance Mitelt Ruth Moritsch Annette Mueller Io Ann Mueller Nancy Myers Vircinia Naltiewich Paul Neiedly Thomas O Hare Allan Olson John Olson A x ' 5 E, . 0 , 7 v A y A Tift Q A A Q ag V. . 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Charlene Sandusky Delores Sansale Donna Savage Anton Schrffer W rrgrnra Schrfifer Paul Schrmanslsr Antornette Scholzen Mary Scholzen Lourse Schulte Joanne Schuppe Margaret Schuster Marre Schwartz Mary Scymanslxr Rrta Serberlrch Mary Ann Sertz Robert Sepanslsr Frances Shelton Barbara Shoaf Barbara Sl-rala janet Slanrnlxa Marlene Sonnen Joanne Sprzzrrrx Barbara Staebell Donna Lee Stange Sally Strnclle Gene Stone Wrllram Sruellre john Stuempfn, Frank Surrano julrann Szepesr Fmrly Talos Tnmothy Teclrtonrus lxathleen Thomas Robert Torero Donald Trrmberter Thomas Troestler Ioan Ulstad Robert Undorf Rxchartl Vallm lanet Valulras Mary Vassh Gerald VerSchaee Parrrck Verwey Shrrley Voellter Raymond Vrana Ioanne Weber Mary Clare Werbel James Werll Susan Wernhermer Rano Wells Margaret Weyrcmugh Wrllram Whaley George Wheary Wrlllam Wrdmar Caryl Wrllrams Arlene Wrllmes Robert Wrttkowskr Charles Wurster Thomas Yost Norman Young ,. Y. . Q . , f ' X 1 7 ,ft A .lks 7 B y i '. V . X Q ' r . f ' K x , T S , ' at Rosemary Tyler B B ' 1 A ' l KW fx K T B 4 D ry ' I 8 f ft 'f ' S ' 'Q .qboienfcal ST lwflcs Lfary Aceto Helen Amos Jarmlla Anunec Barbara Andersor Macrhew Anclls Lawrence Baramck Susan Barry Raymond Bauer Dennrs Baumgardt Mrchael Beclx Rrehard Becker Charles Belfel Lllzabcrh Bencdrct Nanny Bcnedrct Raymond Benedict James Beres Leo Beres judrth Berg.,emann Elrzabeth Beyer Howard Beyer Patnck Bre Beverly Blaha Gwendolyn Blavat Thomas Blessmger Drane Block George Blommel Gary Bluemmk helunc! owz placzcl A701135 The soph hug four conduct an open alr Slueld revlew Left to rzgbl Nancy Qumn George Blommel Mary A Fazzarn Davrd Horhgurtcl SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Pfegldem George Blommel Vrce Presrdenr Mary A Fazzarr Secretary Dav1d Hoehgurrel Treasurer Nancy QUIUYI Sap 017107265 . 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A , In r yy ll r g f , - - yl y R R R r A , ,lj y, 2, K ' ,Q ,M W , R R , V-1+ i ff 5 can 4. . . 4 Y Z.. f I X LMI QV? t- V V g f u I - , ., , r , ki X vi.. . ll R K ., l X Q ,-is ,.:,. .. X R H in i A . I, . 1 ,'-' ' ' V r.r AAL,V 4 4 -,QA I I Y Y, Q has 5 V .il I - i , , t gt K T ,msg 'V ' I , 1 X' t f 1 gr J , me 1' , , A . 1,1 - I V . , , .- , Y... , HQ K I V 1 A . ' .'ir ' I ..-- :vrrr 3 y f 1 V all R R6 L R 'fa' R ,.' - W x. L ' ' R r . 4 , 1 rytrk L 4 h i W 1 be Q R Q i 1 wz cmagmatzon Places alzeacl like a si vefz afzfzow . . . Richattl Geyer George Gillett Jerome Gissell Yvonne Gouge Veronica Govaerts Thomas Grabowslii Robert Gratly W'arren Greco Robert Grimal Jerome Gross Milton Gross Lyle Gunderson James Haas Diana Hagen Julie Haislmaiet Susan Hamilton Robert llanlxo Carol Hansen Kenneth Hansen Judith Hanson Vfilliam Hanson Delbert Hartlen John Hartl Jutlith Hauper James Hauser XY'alter Hayek Diane Hayes Were going to our places with sunshiny faces. A soph mornin.: session. Left lo right: Kathryn Mattes, Joe bchiestle. Shirley Soens, Carol Calkins tltneelingy, Sue Hughes, Davitl DeCelle5, Bill Ramclxe. f 47 L i fashions powefzful icleals fofz us . . . Y' 'E' Clarence Heck Eugene Heck Gary Heck blames Held james Henes Frances Hertelt Richard Hintz Daud Hocheurtcl Donald Hoffman jane Holt Thomas Hucller Susan Hughes Hamer Hunt Marxlyn Jacko jnll Jordon Kathleen Kelly Gcrald Kcnth john Ketarltus Martm lxettercr Dolores Krclar Loretta Krcrsman Renee Krta Joyce Korec Donald Kosch Donna Koss Carol Kowalslxy jane Krahn lxathleen Kralrcelx Sharon lxranz Theodore lxroes lohn Kroupa Iames Kucharslu Barbara Kunze Gerald Kupper joseph Kurhajec Ronald Kurhajec lane Kwas Dclorts LaPat llcqucllne LaPour Nlareucrrtt. Lechncr Daxrd Lenncrtz Marlcnf. Leonard Wrllram Lmden Gary Longo Donald Lulxas Mrchael Madden Mary Madole Mary Lu Maller Dennrs Malmstadt Mary Lllen Mann Robert Markus Barbara M.1rt1n Kathryn Mattes Peter Maucr Kenneth May Barbara McCarthy Theresa McCarthy Mlchacl Mtfray Mrry Md nnty Kcnncth Mtlxrvett Thr mas McNamara Arlene Mussncr Marlene Merchle t sta s flze blackness of ignofzance . . . Edward Mianeclci Phyllis Mianeclci Frances Michels Michael Milass Nicholas Niiller Patrlcia Molnar Thomas Moran Rosalie Mueller Janice Muleslci Leo Mutchler Robert Nelsen Nancy Nelson Mary Noonan Ronald Noyes Darlcnc O Brien Richard O Brien Peter Oehmen Beverly Olson Robert Orlowxslu Annette Osadslsy George Oteman David Otte Patricia Page Geraldine Pavelcrk Judith Peck Thomas Petersen Donald Pfafll kowrak s woodshed talk at the Open House assembly We study God s green world Left to rzglat Ralph Principe Mike Seitz Pat Presta Sap 017109165 ,.- 1 . Attentive pupils and interested parents listen to Father Wit . , ' 'l U . f . . , . . h 0 0 0 49 .quam tt spfzmgs the spvzct 0 wofz an an YS' -ZIP' Nicholas Pier Tnrico Policicchio Nanci Poplavsslxi Paul Porasilx Rose Marie Poritz Ralph Principe Vlfilliam Propsom Ioan Przytarslxi Matthew Quinn Nancy Quinn William Ramclte Mary Reschke Ianet Robers Russell Roetzer Henry Rorek Donald Rosera judith Roszltovsslxi Kathryn Rotlxis Matthew Rotkis Constance Rudin Antoinette Rufllo Charles Rutltovislxi Richard Sabol Richard Sadowxslcy Aniaeline Salerno Mary Samels Itanette Schaffer Eugene bcheppe Ioseph Schiestle Dolores Schnuclt jane Schulte Shirles Schwartz Thomas Secanlcy Ellen Seiberlich Bernice Seitz Nlithael Scitz Phwllis bepanslci Sandra Shea Loretta Shelton Mary bhimltus fdwxard Simanek Doreen Smith Sandra Smolmslti bhirley Soens Ann Spaay Clarence Staplernan Arlene Staudinger joan Steiner JoAnne Stetka Carol Strelka David Tam id Donna Theama james Theres Marilyn Thielen Marita Thielen Jeanne Thomas Valeria Valente Geraldine Van Bree Joan Verbeten By ron Verhey en Virginia Vitacco james Von Germeten Edwx ard Vfadewitz J ai loufzsfs ofzilz into the lnfzilliance 0 oafz ives . Wayne Wagner Gerald Wells James Welsh Elizabeth Wenman Virginia Werwie Floyd Westenberg Richard Wesnick james Westrich joan W'estrich Mary Weyfker Mary Whaley Jane Nwilliams joseph Williams Helen Willmes Norman Wirtz Kent Wittmann Mary Woitach Robert Wolf Carol Woodworth Judith Yunkes Kay Zelenski Monica Zenner Elizabeth Zepnick Carol Zimprich William Zinga Margaret Zinnen fr A 'G' 'df 1 Sister Oda Marie and Mrs. Kelly know how to satisfy hearty appetites with blueberry pie. LQOPIIOWIOYQS . . . e ofze us ies a vision flzat once was youfzs David Albert Susan Alrenbach Richard Anzalone Marion Arndt Susan Bachorz Stanley Barry John Bartelli Lee Barrer Thomas Bauernfexnd Thomas Becker john Beery Veronxca Bellovary Jerome Berens Gertrude Beres James Beres Thomas Beres Bernard Bernatovrch James Bernhardt Paul Betchkal Ronald Betker Charles Bxe Shexla Bxschel Marguerrre Blommel jacquelme Bohmann Rlchard Bohn Russell Bohn Judith Bonmr Joan Bosak Frank Bovx judrrh Bowman Henry Br1ll Mary Brlll Nancy Brill Julxa Broseau Sherla Brown Wayne Buehler John Burkhardt Ronald Campbell Bruce Carbonneau Elame Carls Ronald Carls Henry Carlson Nancy Cespkes Roger Chrxstensen Roslyn Clalre Paulme Cooper Anna Cramer james Cranley Joseph Cranle Rlta Crocco Pamela Czarnowslu joan Czosnek Eugene Dagon jamce Daleskn Mary Daley Frederxck Dalton Thomas Davis Craxg DeGurre Carol DeHahn Patrnck Drener Frederrck Dober Donna Dodge Nanqf Colley I Y X . . w e are cauglzf in the wlzifzlpool of many-facefecl Jays . freshman C1855 0536613 CXCYIHHIIC VICXXS on thenr new l'E9pOfl9lbIllflCS left to Hgh! 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Rrchard Roszltowslxr Patrrcna Rudm Ronald Ruffalo lean Sanders Yueene Schuster I IVLFUC Schuster lramcs Scholzen Mrthael Shaughnessy Constance Sherman Lotus Sherman John Shmltunas Wrllxam Sklba Sharon Smrth Thomas Smrth Mary Lee Smullen Dorothy Soens Iudxth Sonntag., Darlene Spang Hrlderarde Spamer Carol Sprnslxy Shnrley Staebell joseph Sus Lorrune Szymanowslxr Raymond Tabbert I rederrtlt Terry Peter Threlen ludrth Thomas Cx nthla Thorson june Tomachek Rrchard Totrlas Iohn Trecek Robert Truckey Leo Tutalm James Tyborchek Robert Tyltal Kathleen Tyson 0 O . 0 V W an K, 4 1 A 7 I h 1. .I 2 . qw? Y Q kr ' age 'V ' . ,- , vr, ' , 3 X x A 1' Q I ' l . . x Us ' .A , xy M- D Q, V' -I! ' . R QR I Ilfvvll 5 A u , , V I ,W I , , - R T P Q 1 f' .r 'R -R - 1 Q. R . -wr v--' fa f R 'T R , Rs P 'tu 3 ' R ' A R s he ,s R he R rt' R 1 Q R T 4 A Il l' ' , 1 17515 ' R P' ll. - . ' gi Low' T 5 H. . I c I -I -f - T ssl R Q 1' ' - - H 'ilf giiff-L3 Q, R f ll ,R V A V A Diane Ricchio S I, 5 A S 1 . 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I CN JWUYLGH 8617 eynofes S0 a dy wang In memory of the doemt of the Imm 1cul xtc Conceptxon dehncd one hundred yexrs ago St Cttherlnes Sodtllsts heeded the Holy Fathers appe 11 for world Chr1st11n1z1t1on ftccordtng to the Mtrzan plm conhdcnt of 1nx ltllflil thc world and touthlng eternity for Cl1I'1SI through Mtry Wltlu the LDIl1L1S1 tsm of youth thu beg ID thcrr vsorlt slnglng ln thelr llL1I'IS Hul M1ry lI'DI'D1CLll1tCl The 53 54 Sodahty launches the Maman Year under the lead rshrp of flefl to ugly!! james Betchkal, Natxonal Advlsory Board member, Shlrley Soens, gtrls prefect, Kenneth Huck, boys prefect, Barbara Gastaldl, secretary Rxchard Russo treasurer 60 C . 1 Y LY 1 1 2 A 0 1- 1 z 4 , , 1 ' ' 1 ' ' t ' . 2 ' ' .2 'z ' 1 ' 2 A 4 . Witlt the weapons of imitation of Mary, prayer, and penance they ure 2 V. I 1 A .2 Y x Y 1 A. V ' L' L' I 'L , 1 , . 1 1 '. enffzal counci lauifcls Lsioclaliiy pfaffofzm Ciirnmittee chairmen's smiles highlight So- ilulity activities. limi run ffef! In rrgliff: jim lirmcrt, Discussion. Mrirluut Anilis. lfiir- ciun Missiiins. .Skfmlzizl rwir: jim Aliimsz, Pars-irmlityg ,Iiiscphinc Biiumiinn, V-C3 Cgirinl 5LllllL'SIllLll'lIl iinil Sue Ortuuri. Christian So- Liltll Livinug Dun Urth, Lritliulit' Aptiun. Yfiinf iwru' ,lu Ann Mueller, Our I.atly'sg Mary jo Smith. School W'ellareg Put Hin- ncnlfamp, Lcatlershipg jutly Cramer. Home Blissions, Fmi1tr'oz4.' Virginia Nalxicwich, Our Larlysg Julius Gzistaltli, Eucharistic. No! pirllzrezi' Dick Shure, Catholic Truth. lfriish Sciiliility ozuncil cnlists in the Blue Arrnv. Lrg!! .fo Vltllfff Murilcll Vfiitcrs, lzunhiuristici ,liihn May, lvfiys prcfctti Riihurtl Anmlrinc. liuthriristitg Mary Loc brnullen, girls' prcfcrtg Rminaltl Ruffalfi, vine prcrcctg CQ-instance Vfilliams, Missiwng ,luily Kunz, Our l..1rly's1 Lawrence Wfislvrfitl, Missiiing Yiurrcn Hiippc, Cnthiilic Truth. .Xe,1Ivi1'.' Vliihn l..1pct1n.i. sctrcmryg -Irfan Gill, Yu- ciitiwns. 1 2 2908 in we 595 99 00 -6 3 , X s s , .ff 3352 fllllllllllflllllll V1-,Y fl. N W A! ix .4 1,3 i 5 ' VV ' h 9 u 4 gg, 4- 'Q' nur! Jw l Q1 1 'X ' Y, l S' 1 I 5 S A JY 1 '. The SCHS Band. Fin! mu' flef! to rightl: Thomas Troestler, William Menden, Marie Hagner, Marguerite Lechner, Charles Buehler, George Dament, Edward Mianecki, Richard Mattes, Joan Westrich, Mary Woitach, Howard Beyer. .SCCUI1ll7'U1l.' Dorothy jarosz, Dolores Maller, Ronald Karls, james Bergemann, Lawrence Baraniclc, David Hermes, joseph Porcaro, james Garrity, Mary Ann McCarr, Bernice Bunck. Thzraf rout Eugene Heck, Carol Lange, Gerald Bohn, William Ramcke, Matthew Andis, Thomas Burdick, james Hauser, joseph Gatti, Donald Kosch, Thomas Penn, Vernon Hurtubise. Fourth mtv: Jerome Niemiec, james Welsh, Robert Tykal, Dale Burmeister, james B. Pier, john Floyd, Dennis Baumgardt, john Olson, Gerald Ver Schage, Raymond Helding. C lie franclmasiefzb faafon sifzilfes spfzing concetzf notes Behind-the-scene talk, bustle, and excitement of the SCHS band subsided. Mr. Opferkuch, the director, stepped up on the podium, and the 28th Annual Spring Concert began. Special numbers included the overture Green Meadow by Eric Hansong a selection featuring the marches of john Phillip Sousa, The Merry Widow', by Le Harg and Mexicana, a collection of tunes south of the border. Over and above performing at football games and pep assemblies, the band entered the competitive festival sponsored by the Wisconsin School Music Association. The Hnal drum beat of the recessional on grad- uation night will complete the band's 1953-54 schedule. 65 CTIIQ 753-754 Clio al f air: captwzes spotlight in r ells of apisifzano, The sopranos and tenors ofthe SCHS Choristers Botmm ron fleft to right! Rafael Palermo Dolores Maller Faith Organ Shirley boens Angela Lennertz Marcia lloyd Marjorie Haas Rita Lanclois .Stroud rou Nancy Myers Diane Porcaro Patricia Rosenburi., Mary May Mary jo Secanlty joan Pul Mary Ann Lentz Barbara Kothanski Viola Zcmber Thml rem Russell Roetzer Heltn Hanlto Rita Mae Roth Marilya Tyson Lyn Michelotre Irnestme Karczevnslo Paula Mueller Richard luhst Folnlh mu james Brandt Richard Russo james Betchltal Robert DcHahn Thomas Graboyy ski Charles Wurster Howard Wirtz Dems Dandeneau Alan Olson Sixty eight section hands sent impulses through the air with the old the neyy the classic and popular melodies Althoufrh they hammered feverishly at selections for the Christmas pageant and the Passion Play Chorxsters found time to slip catchy tunes and lyrics into a busy schedule Exch first l'r1d1y they tppeared in the gym to sing their favorite Regina Caeli Mass. Satisfaction vibratcd in the hearts of the crew when the Bellr 0 Cfzpirmzno, their operetta pealed out across the auditorium on down into the memory of another year of choral triumph. Ofj'iccr5.' Howard Wirtz, presidentg Shirley Soens, vice presidentg Roseanne Denig, secretaryg Richard Russo, treasurer. 66 iqing, foeffs, fling, SP ea out acfzoss ifze coming night. f The altos and bases of the SCHS Choristers. Bullom mu' fleft to rightly Kathleen Costello, Patricia Garharek, Patricia Hinnenkamp, Sandra Smolinski, Mary Ann Konsinowski, Mary Romanshek, Lorraine Valukas, Roberta Evans. Serum! mir: jane Krahn, lilizabeth Wenman, Roseanne Denig, Gloria lilgines, Mary Loewen, Antoinette Rutflo, joan Smetana, Mary Pomeday, Robert Grimal. Thin! mu : Gary Bluemink, Harry jarosz, Lawrence Lonergan, Gene Stone, Darryl Cremer, Carl Christensen, Roger Leto, james Smith. Ifrmrlh mu: Donald Madden, james Kemen, Robert Powers, Donald Bauer, Daniel Koleske, Daniel Gutzman, Willretl Gouge, Thomas Seitz, Donald Krueger. Rancho Ortego was under the dark cloud of a mortgage held by jake Kraft. A legendary Indian curse was placed on the Rancho. Medicine man, Pose, claimed that the curse would be lifted only when the Mission bells would ring again. When, under the clever plotting of Jake Kraft, herds of cattle disappeared from the Rancho, a brave young Indian chief, Lone Eagle, volunteered to bring them back. Gow Long, the unnoticed Chinese servant, who saw and heard everything, quietly stole away to ring the bells. All ended well, for the bells rang, the curse was broken, Rancho Ortego was rescued from the wiles of Kraft, and future happiness was in prospect for all. 67 Q 7 C . 7 tzeens eeves agw challenges .QD ayetzs7 mefile With a touch of paint and a whisk of the broom, Players immersed themselves into a whirlpool of activities. Rehearsals were immediately scheduled for the Christmas pageant, Behold This Child. The curtain had barely closed when the Players were at it again in Greerzrleerei' Magic, a Children's Theater play. At once followed curtain call for the major production of the year, the Passion Play, Behold Thir Mme! Only then could Players relax and remove their make-up. It is story hour for three princesses. Left to right: Queen The tailor, jim Betchkalg the farmer, Julius Gastaldig and Margot Andis: Miranda, Ernestine Karczewskig Matilda, the sailor, jerry Pfam, prepare to guard the princesses well Ann Vernong Mary, Shirley Ketterer. as the Grand Duchess exits. Fitzsneeze, Bob Dood, prods Greensleeves, Dick Shore, on to the dungeon. r McCormick and varsity dehaters hear Dick Kreul voice his opinion Lef! to right ffeatedf Ann Vernon afhrmative bhirley Ketterer, affirmative. Slamfmg Izlizabeth Bany neeatiu Diels nceatixe father MLCormitlt Margot Andis affirmative jim Betchkal, arhimatixe jim Ermert negative mme fo spea up a'z'zcves 07 inco n efaafe fa Trophy and Medal Tournaments St. lgnatius, Chicago Marys College Winona Sophomores Notre Dame Seniors . Loyola, Chicago Seniors . Loyola, Chicago Sophomores St. Catherines, Raeine Freshmen Junior dehafcrs carry on nervous chatter before a tournament. Left 10 right janet Finsen affirmative John a negative mine DuBois negative Mary Ann Voel negativeg Nancy Haas affirmative bcoree Gillut afhrmatiw. julie Haislmaier negative Seated Barbara Feest affirmative. n once again its publication time tj? 'l Bill Ralwe, Ronnie Meissner, and Tom Venne sort spurt shots for the 195i Lame. lt's extra! lt's special! Its the Slrielrff Sutistietl iwtirngl- ists rest on their l.turels. Left In tiglvf: Viula Zem- lwer, Twin Getleiner, Timm Venue, Mary Ann Kon- sinowslxi. CSPA cimventiiun-tuners take gi strull between ses- sions. Left In riglwlf Eugene Selieppe, Marilyn Jacko. jim Brandt, Donna Lee Stunge, Russell Ruetzer. The .Uticftf Camem ttmter lines up luytxut artists. Left In riglttx Pat Rosenburg, Qiryl Xlfilliams, Judy Kempter, Bill Rulue. ,B .-my .. ,., ' ,fi . V The Lance staff convenes to inspect hnal page proofs. Left to right: Dorothy Jarosz, Barbara Anderson, Mary Clare Weibel, Pat Hinnenl-camp, Marilyn Raymond, Rosemary Tyler, Louise Schulte, Colleen Gavahan, Donna Dodge. The Lance Staff Editor: Marilyn Raymond Staff: Barbara Anderson, Donna Dodge, Colleen Associate editor: Rosemary Tyler Gavahan, Patricia Hinnenkamp, Dorothy Jarosz, Sports editor: Thomas Venne Louise Schulte, Mary Clare Weibel Photographers: Ronald Meissner, Willigini Rabe The Shield Staff Editor-in-chief: Thomas Venne Contributors: David Albert, Judith Hanson, Associate editor: Donna Lee Stange Marilyn Jacko, Russell Roetzer, Patricia Rosen- News editor: Judith Kempter burg, Eugene Scheppe, Caryl Williairiis Feature editor: Richard Kreul Ad , ,. P, - -, M, Sports editors: Thomas Gedemer, Mary Wflialey Vumlngi dtrlgii Mm Artist: James Brandt Photographer: Willizim Rabe Columnist: James Betchkal Typists: Mary Ann Konsinowski, Viola Zember f 4 I ... R 1, A - 1'4VIIv-q In record time Hell I0 Tighfff Dick Kreul, Dave Albert, Judy Hanson, Mary Whaley, and Pat Mann fill the .Vviefzf mailing list. 71 27,1 f.. e ui .-Q' Y! 1 Stage-shack fzus ees ovefzpowefz afzasse compefifofzs 'N lf IQ Fiji! 1 -.ig 4 L 'H I NA Y K1 r L . I 52 E n :- ' fi 1 F. I tb... ik After a season in SCFC, stage-struck rushees con- quered the before-an-audi ence phobia. The club also trained and perfected its members' talents in all phases of oratorical and de- clamatory speaking. In a short time SCFC competi- tors recognized the value of diction, poise, and ges- ticulation to win an au- dience. Following a period of intense practice and drill, representatives tested their ability in tourna- ments conducted throughout the Midwest. At each rendezvous plucky orators captured blue ribbons and coveted trophies. O M fem' james Smith, presidentg james Ermert, vice presi- dentg Judith Kempter, sec- retary-treasurer. XY'ith the mind arrive the coveted certiticates for lucky winners. A gflxllfl of SCFC NHf77lbL'l'.Y !1'r'm,'z rffzr, felt In riglvflx .lim lirmert, Rita Iiornarv, Arlene Mc-issner, Nancy Myers, George Gillett. Serum! 1'ffl1.' John Hrirtl, Susan Hughes. ,latlt lfvenson. Among themselves the French devotees agreed to expand their knowledge of French culture and the French language. A few more venturesome in- dividuals organized a staff and proudly published their own newspaper, Ley Non- relfef Efzfre Nom. Other club activities includ- ed the singing of French songs. dramatizing French skits, read- ing Ln Cmimzfe. and enjoying an occasional party. Most of all. however. they cherished new friend- ships formed through pen-pal correspondence. Offqcerm' Frances Myers. president: James Grazys. vice presi- dent: Mary ,lo Secanky, sec- 1'6ti1I'j.'-tfCflSL1f6l'. French Club disk jockeys listen to ci French version. Left to right: Joanne Spizzirri. Caryl Nwilliams, ,lim Grazvs. Frances Mvers. Tom Secanky. Barbara Skala, Diane Porcaro fflrzridiugl. eifefzs ffzom Qawis slzaffefz language afzfziefz its fiom OC! cfzysfallize efzman culfufze Again Lmtige Gl6J'CU5L'!Jzlfl played the good Samar- itan to needy folk in Germany. Besides sending Christ- mas boxes of good cheer, they solicited funds for a priest in need of medical care. The club's primary con- cern was, however, developing a skill in the use of the language. At small social functions such as a picnic at the zoo and the an- nual club banquet, they put their German into practice. With a final fmtige fzfzf lWiezfe1'5cZve1z the club closed its program for the year. Officerii' Kenneth Ehleiter, presidentg Judith Kempter, vice presi- dentg Mary Ann Konsinow- ski, secretaryg Ronald Crewe, treasurer. 'ilTi11.r, zzcei, zlrei. and they sing so nice when German Clulw mem- bers gather for a song fest. Cleri- niie: Mary Ann Kurisiiimyslii ml pimml, Joe Anderson, Judy Kempter, Marie Spanier. Jerry Gross, Georgiann Vifesrphal, Run- ald Crewe, Judy Yunkes, Eugene Scheppe lou flown. Latin Club memhers elecitletl to learn English hy studying Latin. Through their magazine, flu- xjfmm Iaflizzfzzn. they Soon discovered that the oft-reputed dead language was very much alive. Glimpses of Roman life and Customs illustrated the powerful influence of the ancient culture upon the life and language of the modern state. Although St. Catherines L1 tinists may never ask fora milk shake in Latin, they have contri- hutetl to greater culture through study. Ullfit 4 my Tom Venne. presitlentg Ro mualtlus Milisauslsas. yite presitlentg 'Ioan Peil, secre Itlfy-ffCLlSLlfCI'. lefrn' Nlertens :intls rt-llmx Latin flalw memlut-rs intertwtetl in the I lite ill antieut Rifmaus, Ni'.1f.w1l g l-ti Thm Ygfmg. blshlfl Peil. Male cr Ditlx Russia, Rita Lui. Rtimualtlus fftfg ff, rfgfllu' l'r,irlwar.1 liutyns Ken Ktirhajee, Ralph llwrn Milisauslaas, jerry. Club ,CR -15 nibble bait fofz book wofzms it - x i if nr I i' bbbbk as -- 'll .5- 76 Fifteen exclusive seniors bravely ventured on the royal road of reading. They unlocked a door which opens the way to pre- sent and future hap- piness. Having enrolled in the ranks of under- standing critics, they were on the alert for skilled craftsmen in the use of words and ideas. As literary samplers they evaluated the new and forthcoming books. They began to experience poetry and discovered that they were not ag'in it. Omcerr: Lyn Robuck, presidentg Marilyn Raymond, vice pres- identg Margot Andis, secre- taryg Marie Spanier, treas- urer. Tell me a story! R-l5 Club meets for its monthly book re- view. Scared fc1ofLz4'i,teI.' Bernice Bunck, Pruc Carroll, Lyn Robuck, Ronald Crewe, Margot Andis, Marie Spanier, Judy Kempter, Pat Roc-schen. Siamfifzgx Lyn Michelotte, jim B. Pier, Nancy Spieker. To serve the many patrons of our school library, ten friendly girls sacrihced study periods and after school hours. Wfith in- genious displays and notices they kept students informed on the lat- est in book row. They fur- ther assisted as shelf readers and served as desk assistants. Al- though this willing group re- ceived no scholastic credit, they gained valuable contacts with the lit- erary world. Unconseiously the magic of the book- shop cast its spell upon these librarian friends. Ten smiles are at your service. ljbrury 11fi'i5!uul.r Neff In ri,UlJH.' Terry lflanigan filltiflllvijf Kath- leen Kelly. Pauline Cooper. Mar- ion Arndt, Nancy Colley, Judy Delfries. Pat Donovan. -loyce Brill, Shirley Soens. Cynthia Thorson 1.1! lvlfnzcrilwv. 4 ,,-, ,r My af' E' flllllf-iw' y fV'l y .lib U nllfii ', go ffze love 0 books vofunfeevs bvowse affev lzoufzs R I We T -yd Q ,X C'- tngefzs tang e waywafz waves an witzes Through the courtesy of the Physics Club, students interested in radio communi- cation as a hobby trekked to 513 for technical talks and demonstra- tions. Here, too. camera fans organized and, with the help of local pho- tographers, proceeded to equip a dark room. After a few initial experi- ments these young shutter- bugs hope to be at your service. Pbyficr Clnb Officers' David Sorenson, presidentg James Smith, secretary. Cauzem Club Offcerr: james B. Pier, presiclentg Ronald Crewe, secretaryg Robert Orlowski, treasurer. Turn that knob a little more. Somethings coming through. Radio amateurs tangle their ling- ers in a maze of gadgets. Left to riglals Sue Emerson. Howard Wirtz. lim Smith. Len Pincikow- ski, Bill Scharding. Tom Penn, Dave Sorenson, Bob Przytarslti, Pat Burdick. Sl'tLIIf6flDLl.Qflll'1Q infects newly-on ganized Camera Club. Seated Neff In figbfff Pauline Cooper, Fred Dalton, Mildred Kennedy. Dick Alanaliy. Sfrlffifialgh' Dennis Baum- gardt, Henry Brill, Bill Zinga, Jerry Berens, Bill Rube. This year SL: members were determined to get to the bottom of things. Begin- ning with man himself, they made biographical stu- dies of the world's leading scientists. Eager experimenters observed demonstrations of chemical prin- ciples and performed extra-curricular investigations on their own initiative. Combining chemical and intel- lectual elements soon revealed stimulating reactions. These were added to the accomplishments of a vaster or- ganization, known as the Science Club of America. OmL'6I'J'.' Richard Shore, presidentg Sally Orlowski, secretaryg Mary Eitel, librarian. Put that stopper in tight, Dick. SYCJ members play with ammonia fountains. Clffcizz ite: Dick Shore, Sally Orlowski, john Bislew, Mary Ijitel, Tom Gedemer. Cwappecl talent peeps at filings io Come Courtesy, poise, and effi- ciency contribute to success in the secretarial world. To acquire these skills, Secretaries, Incorporated gained experience in ofhce routine and the use of ofhce machines. In addition, club members observed first- hand the role of a private secretary in local offices. Occasional guest speakers offered val- uable hints and pictured typ- ical ofhce practices. As a school service a secre- tarial board was formed to handle all financial and secretarial work of the POP play-prom project. Ojqcerf: Mary May, presidentg Judith Kempter, vice presidentg Grace Gedwardt, secretaryg Mary Ann Bonini, treasurer. Play-prom secretarial board beat out daily reports. Standing fleft to righti: Mary May, Grace Ged- wardt, Julius Gastaldi, Tom Parr, Mary Ann Bonini. Seafed: Ernes- rine Karczewski, Ken Huck, Rose- anne Denig, jim Jarosz, Bob Schveidler, Jim Betchkal. The thinking of hfteen girls materialized into a lfuture Home-makers Club. Be- hind their thinking exists the philosophy that effective home man- agement is essential for im- proving human relation- ships. FHC members forecast family well-being and happiness as a goal of suc- cessful home manage- ment. By creating opportun- ities of more satis- factory living. by solidify- ing the society of the atomic age, this new club hopes to employ its ideas as weapons to cle- fencl the Catholic home. Om L'C1'Ji.' Cynthia l.ehner, presitlentg Rita Seiberlich. vice presi- clentg Judith Hermes. SCCFG- tary. This is the may we make our lwetls so early in the morning. 1.ef1 In riglvlf Patricia Hutchin- son, .ltitlith llermes. Carol Cram- er. Mary Langer. Patritia Perkins, Kathleen blovce. Rita Seilwerlich. Beverly Berens. ,lovce Brill, Cyn- thia Lehnet f.Xt111f,m1farif1.gl Q ,Cfufufze omema etzs otzecasf Yzome 07 flzeit ea7fs7 ,, W' txt Fofewq' s. 511-XKQT l'l05it t C,X,uB V s 'Y ,. y 55 . p 'Igaff i ,Q ,. X . 5 . 't 1 ? 82 J ,QTY it Juniors gather to bid fellow hostesses adieu. Frou! rou' fleft to rightlr Rosemary Tyler, janet Petersen, Suzanne Erickson, Shirley Daleski, Antoinette Lennertz. Serum! wuz' Janet Valukas, Karen Kempter, Pat Hutchinson, Pat Presta, Colleen Gavahan. gea eaves fest lzosiesses , fempefzs Sixty pretty misses and how they serve! That is the story of the hostesses who have set tables with finesse for the sophis- ticated dinner or the informal get-together. Weav- ing in and out among their guests with grace and charm, they extended happiness and hospitality with each little ser- vice. There were catastro- phes, too, but each hostess had learned to be- come mistress of any situation. Meet these prim little maids in St. Catherines cafeteria. Obiceris Judith Kempter, presidentg Mary Jane Simanek, vice presidentg Jo Ann Knotek, secretary, Veronica Govaerts, treasurerg Patricia Hinnen- kamp, historian. About mid-morning each day tantalizing odors per- meated the entire building. At the same time a volunteer kitchen crew were busily preparing to meet the onslaught of raven- ous appetites. First- class chefs heaped up pyramids of sandwiches. Dainty salads. homemade cakes and pies appeared on the counter. By noon well- wrapped hot dogs, steaming barbecues, mounds of mashed potatoes with overflowing wells of gravy disappeared as eleven hundred students Hled by. After all were served. the cafeteria staff reversed into an ex- pert clean-up gang. The iarereria staff is l'L'.lill' In sem ite the siliiail bieaii iiue, l.i il. ffl Marlt-ll liiilm, :Xmta llatr, Shirley 5.llllL'l'L'ill. C,.ifr1st.true Raiiin. Cilzoice of elzow offefzs foocl foe? flzoughi 30- f,,, , 271' . l Cqbep pacema etzs omlvatzcl student inetztia An avalanche of school spir- it cascaded upon the student body when the Pep Club united in a rapid-fire series of assem- blies. Under their leadership student enthusi- asm mounted during Homecoming festivities. All members co-operated to make the liootball Foolies of '55 a highlight as- sembly worthy of the Angels co-championship. SCHS cheerleaders relied upon the clubs staunch support to hoist every yell and cheer to skies of victory. OUle't'z'.v,' Mary Jo Smith. presidentg Veronica Goebel. vice presi- dentg jane Schulte, secre- tary-treasurer. VC'e've gill' the pepfu Fiat! writ ffell Io i'1KQ!'1!l.' Helen Martin, Lorraine Valukas, Bonnie Goebel. Vlxifie Sclllllte. Secmllf min' Haf- riet Hunt. Margaret Zinnen, Sue Erickson. Tltiwl wie' ,lo Ann Bo- nini, Barbara Kunze, Veronica Govaerts. N3 :H 1 IB pn 21 Kun IC lil It F 3'-: l 3 1 U l www zi' C-mates talk over sporting partnership. Earle mu' Neff to ardson, Tom Brodek, Dick Shore. Third rfmu' Neil Bebow, rzglalfx Bob Gerber, Roger LaBrasca, Dick Mutchler, Pat jerry Mertens, jerry Pfafll, Bill Goebel. Frou! mu: joe Gilday, ,lim B. Pier, Tom Simonson, Lon Babbitt, joe Por- Gracefla, jerry Baker, jim jarosz, Harry jarosz. caro. Sefmzd mu: joe Blommel, Father Uhen, Tom Rich- 1Q54 leifefzmelfl flaunt laifs of black in wlziie Membership in the Monogram Club demands true sportsmanship not separated from the ideals of a Christian gentleman. By corporate Mass and Communion days Monogram men united their spiritual well-being with their physical well-being. On the social side, they sponsored two dances, an annual banquet, and Dads night. Lettermen cooperated further by selling game programs and conducting the annual Boys' Parochial School Tournament. With an encouraging past and a promising future, the Monogram members adjourned the '53-'54 season. Oylicerfx Roger LaBrasca, presidentg Richard Mutchler, vice presidentg Robert Gerber, secretary-treasurer. S5 7 ,-3 .fr ,,, 44, 1953 varsity football squad. Front mu' flefl fo rightl: jim Fucilla, john Cox. Jim B. Pier, Neil Bebow, jim Jarosz, Bob Gerber, jerry Baker, joe Porcaro, Bob Hudec, Bill Goebel, Joe Kurhajec. Svrouzf mn: Ken Kurhaiec, Bill Graham, Bob Totero, Dick Mutchler, Roger LaBrasca, joe Blommel, Tom Richardson, Dick Fortier. Bill Rabe, Paul Schimanski, Tom Petersen. Third wuz' Father Uhen. Coach Milkie, Ed Checki, Gene Stone, Dennis Penza, Don Kangas, Harry Flynn, john Bislew, Chuck Rutkowski, jerry VC'ells, Bill Whaley', Coach Wells, Coach Ruetz, Coach Race. on e ence C0-C amps ctzoss goal line io ftzoplzy Our Dreamy Angels With an inexperienced line and without a non-confer- ence game to test their ability, St. Catherines football team went into Catholic conference play and returned home with six straight victories before losing to Don Bosco. In the season opener against Pius, the Angel eleven revenged their '52 loss to the Popes by trouncing them 19-6. Dust off Redwings The Redwings of Notre Dame were drooping when Coach Races squad left Milwaukee, Sunday, September 21, after white-washing Notre Dame, 390. A new spark was thrown into the Black and White lineup when a junior, Don Kangas, showed surprising speed and carried the pigskin across the goal line three times. S8 Backfield Runs Wild St. Catherines star-studded backfield was too much for lvlarquette as they dropped a 30-20 decision to the Angels. Roger LaBrasca was the individual star of the day, scoring two TD's and passing to Bill Goebel for another. This marked the first time that the Black and White had defeated the junior Hilltoppers since '49. Another Shutout Dick Mutchler continued to pile up points on his season total when he carried the ball across the goal line three times in the Angels' 52-O win over Messmer. Others who helped wreck the Bishops' homecoming with six- pointets were Don Kangas and Harry Flynn. Varsity Scores SCHS Opp. 19 Pius XI . . . 6 39 Notre Dame . . . 0 30 52 Marquette . . . 20 Messmer . . . O 2U Cathedral .... O 53 Catholic Memorial . 6 7 Don Bosco . . .37 28 2 l Edgewood . Frilzrtla mum' jim Welsh, Larry Lonergan, Dan Koleske, Warren Greco, Rano Wells, Dick Russo, Bill Klaus, Mike Beck, Romualdas Milisauskas, Ronnie Bentz, jim Theres, Matthew Rotkis, C-eorge Blommel, Leo Mutchler. What an Ending! Spirits were high and voices were hoarse during the traditional Homecoming game when St. Catherinels grid squad blanked Cathedral 20-O. A rosary in the audi- torium and a gala parade preceded the contest that ended the three-day Homecoming festivities. Freshman Scores SCI-IS Opp. 14 . Pius XI .... . 0 7 . Don Bosco . . . . 6 20 . McKinley lKenoh . . 0 30 . McKinley 4KenoD . . O O . Lincoln lKenoD . . . 34 7 . Washington flienoj . . 25 1955 freshman football squad, Front row Mike ffeft Io righlfx james Tyborchek, Shaughnessy, Norman Haas, Bob Cvross, Mike Gryniewicz, Tom Davis. Secomf mu: Fred Dober, Dave Michna. Bob Krogh, john Hollow, Bob Tykal, Stan Barry, Bill Penn, Ray Lehner. Thin! mu: Coach Goebel, john May, Dick Hacl-cl. Richard Anzalone, Xwayne Pankow, Bob Milkie, Andrew Neu- mann, Pat Murphy, Coach McGuire. Six in a Row Another feather was placed in St. Catherines hat when they knocked off Waukesha 53-6 for their sixth straight conference victory. Marquette's 13-6 victory over Bosco made the day complete for Coach Race's eleven. It left the Angels in undisputed first place with a tie for championship cinched. 89 SCHS coaching squad includes fleft in rzpbtl Coaches Ed Race, George Ruetz, john McGuire, Father Uhen, Delbert Goebel, Bad Finale Bill Wells, Dick Milkie. With about 3,000 Racineans behind them, Coach Races eleven traveled to Milwaukee on November 1 to make their bid for an undisputed championship. But this was as far as their hopes went. A fired-up Don Bosco team came out on the gridiron to outplay, outclass, and outscore the Black and White 37-7. This gave both the Angels and the Dons a 6-1 record and a share of the championship. A second black mark marred the Angel '53 record when they lost to Madison Edgewood, 28-21, in their only non-conference encounter of the season. Mutchler and LaBrasca rounded out their three-year careers in fine fashion by putting on a great exhibition of running and passing in the second half. In vain they attempted to overcome a 28-0 deficit. Roger LaBrasca brings clown Bosco s star runner for Harry Flynn 1443 to block Other identifiable Angels Roger LaBrasca 1363 Jerry Baker M82 Dick Mutchler G59 Dick Mutchler throws key block to spring Don Kansas loose Hairy Flynn C449 and Jim B Pier 605 vxait their chance Dick Mutchler skirts end in Angels 37 7 loss to Bosco 90 Don Kangas CJSJ is stopped' . ' I Q l 1 , . 5 I - I' U A 1 Q Following his interference is Don Kangas Q83 who waits , ffm .. 1953-54 basketball team. Front row flefi to rigbtl' Bill Whaley Rano Wells jerry Mertens Roger LaBrasca joe Blom el J h V W 5 . , , , , m , o n erwey. .iecofzd row: Father Uhen, George Blommel, beorge Dament, joe DeRose, Jack Evenson, Neil Bebow, Lyle Gunderson, Bill Chiapete, Earl Lortier, Coach McGuire. afzsiiy lzoopsiefzs pass lzonofzs io ffzoslt co-C amps SCHS 58 . 51 . 46 . 52 . 40 . 51 . 45 . 49 . 39 . 53 . 61 . 52 53 . 59 . 45 . 52 66 . 49 62 . 45 . 45 . 47 . 51 . 49 . Varsity Scores Lutheran . . . Green Bay Central St. Mary . . . Edgewood . . . Cudahy . . . Cathedral . . Messmer . . . Catholic Memorial St. Bonaventure . Pius Xl .... Lutheran . . St. Mary . . Don Bosco . . Pulaski . . . Notre Dame . Marquette . . Cathedral . . . Messmer . . . Catholic Memorial St. Bonaventure . Pius Xl .... Don Bosco . . Notre Dame . Marquette . . Opp. 55 65 51 53 56 48 52 40 55 61 67 69 70 57 57 81 37 50 39 54 40 70 55 81 The biggest weakness in St. Catherine's sport pro- gram continued to be basketball as the Angels finished in seventh place for the third straight sea- son. Two of the hoopsters' most exciting wins were a 58-55 victory over Lutheran and a 43-40 whip- ping of Pius. Roger LaBrasca finished the season with 373 points for a 15.54 average. With only four seniors on the team, the Black and White are looking forward to a successful '54-'55 season. Picking up the slack left by the varsity, the B-squad racked up seven straight victories before suffering a defeat. Led by Bob Totero and jim Langley, the jV's Finished the year with an overall record of 14-7 for a .667 mark. B-Squad Scores 'J SCHS Opp. 32 . . . Lutheran . . 29 29 . . St. Mary . . 28 37 . . Cudahy . . . 35 44 . . Messmer . . . 26 32 . . Cathedral . . . . 14 45 . . St. Bonaventure . . 32 31 . . Pius XI .... . 29 46 , . Lutheran . . . 56 31 . . Don Bosco . . 34 25 . . Pulaski . . . 41 32 . . St. Mary . . 34 36 . . Notre Dame . . 33 34 . . Marquette . . 29 54 . . Cathedral . . 25 28 . . Messmer . . . 25 28 . . sf. Mary . . . . 22 45 . . St. Bonaventure . . 48 50 . . Pius XI .... . 29 28 . . Don Bosco . . . 31 3- . . Notre Dame . . 29 38 . . Marquette . . 44 91 1955-54 freshman basketball team. Front row Klefl to rigblls Ronnie Campbell, Bob Gross, Charles Bie, Richard Hackl, Dennis Held, d T bb B b M'lk' 1' nk Bovi Stan Barr , Bernard Berna- Norman Haas, Second wuz' Father Uhen, Richard Anzalone, Raymon a err, o 1 ie, 'ra , y tovich, Pat Murphy, Coach Race. uniofz afzsiiy c imax oopsfefz season Freshman Scores 47 . . Lutheran .... . 51 51 . . Catholic Memorial . . 24 42 . . Lutheran . . . . 28 51 . . Don Bosco . . I9 34 . . Lincoln .... . 51 50 . . Marquette . . . , 29 44 . . St. Mary fKenoJ . . 42 56 . . Lutheran .... , 22 58 . . Wzlshington CKen0D . . 29 28 . . Catholic Memorial . , 29 5 I . . Notre Dame . . . . 47 34 . . McKinley CKenob . , 27 42 . . Don Bosco . . . , 39 52 . . St. Mary CKenoD . . 39 41 . . Marquette . . . . 36 50 . . Lutheran . . , 25 48 . . . Notre Dame ..... . 44 Coach Goebel points out victory plays to B squad. Back row flefz to nghll: Coach Goebel, Bob Totero, Bill Graham, jim Langley, Pat Bruch, Bob Wittkowski. Second row: Enrico Policicchio, Warren Greco, Larry Lonergan. Third row: Leo Mutchler, jim Broihier, Donald Bauer. Front f01l'.' Dick Russo, jerry Wells. Crown Frosh Champs The junior Angels of '57 racked up seven wins and one loss to tie for first place in the freshman section of the Catholic conference. Led by Rich Anzalone, the junior cagers romped over every opponent except Lincoln, Kenosha, St. Mary, Kenosha, and Waukesha while compiling a 15-5 record. This is one of the best marks Coach Race's five have accomplished in many years. K.,- f-FX .i W l .g Presenting the varsity cheerleaders. Firrl row fleft In rigbtl: Aflefw MUSSUEY- Kathy COSYCUO, Diane PUfC31'0- NU! Pif' Nancy Myers, Rosie Perino, Sharon Smith. Secwzd mit-.' lured-' PM Simi'- . X Lg f ' 'I 1955 track team. front mu' flfeff fo righfix Bill Graham. Randy Kreul. Dave Otte, Dick O'Brien. Dick Russo. Roger Leto. Jim Welsh, Don Iiukas. Dick bhore..Dennis Penza. Sewnzlif-r'o1z 5 Tony Ortiz, lid Checki, Dennis Sorenson. ,loc Ciraeeiia. Coach McGuire, Pat Giltlay, Tom Simonson, john Bislew. Rano Xwells. 7fi1nfr'oz4.' Don Kangas. 'lim Schimanski. 'lack livenson. Paul Peltier. .lim Broihier. Dick Geyer. Cwack f ofiefzs . . 7 QXIJGZLQIICQ QQLIIIIQYS lac For the first time in twenty years St. Catherines took to the oval and did surprisingly well. taking hrst place in seven straight dual meets and third in a triangular meet. Leading point-getters for the Angels were Don Kangas. who ran the 100-yard dash. and Rano Wells. who paced the high jump- ers and also ran in the 880-yard relay. Coach McGuire handles the track squad. To make the '54 track season an even better one. the Angels have slated more meets and purchased the neces- sary new equipment, including uniforms. 95 f i goffefzsf 3 , wins con efzence c ampions ip Another great showing was given by St. Cather- ine's golf squad in '55 when they whipped through the season with 15 wins and only 5 losses besides winning first place in the Catholic conference tourney and third in the Catholic state meet. South Milwaukee continued to be the toughest opponent for Father Uhen's eight as they were the only squad to defeat the Angels twice. Their other loss was suffered at the hands of Marquette, 685-717. A four-man tournament squad shot 356 in win- ning the Catholic conference tourney with Gene Kupper posting a five over par 79 for medalist honors. Tom Brodek, john Arneson, and jerry O'I.aughlin, other members of the championship '53 team, shot 83, 86, and 88 respectively. Golf Defeuled: Marquette Custer Pulaski Q27 Don Bosco C27 ! Cudahy C22 Shorewood - ' Nathan Hale C27 Central A Pius Xl L22 Greendale A Lori to: V South Milwaukee C25 Marquette 'A .5 Catholic conference golf champs! Gene Kupper '53, Tom t., - N , Brodek '51, john Arneson '55, Gerry O'Laughlin '55. -.L Here's a rough shot for Chuck Brehm. .H .. Jerry Merzens hopes to sink a putt, jerry Pfaffl looks on. 1955 golf team. Frou! mu' llef! to rigblff Jim Von Germeten, Byron Verheyen, Michael McCray, Bob Kandl, Bob Seitz, Matthew Quinn, Don Pfaffl, Dick Brill, Rico Policicchio, Mike Seitz, jim Mueller, Bill Hanson. Second mu' fifrzeefiuglf Bob Grady, Tom Parr, Dick Kreul, Bill Mohrbackei, Don Schowalter, Gene Kupper, Peter Beck, Chuck Brehm, Bill Moore, Peter Oehmen. Slimrliugx Ron Losinski, Tom Brodek, john Arneson, Tom Venne, Lon Babbitt, jerry Pfafll, George Wfheary, Bill Wfhaley, Jerry Mertens, jim Held, Mike Beck, Den- nis Baumgardt, Father Uhen. Q St. Catherines baseball squad dropped just below the m nfl .500 mark when they lost to Lutheran, 10-0, in their La season finals. This was the Black and White's eighth ll ll loss in fifteen starts and gave them a 7-8 record. Harry ' ' jarosz, 4-3, and Roger I.aBrasca, 2-4, were the star face toug pltc ing pitchers for the Angelsg Al Niesen 6.3065 and Bob Totero C2899 compiled the highest batting averages. 1953 baseball team. Front rou' Ueft to fighlif jim jarosz, Bob Totero, Alan Niesen, Dave Soens, Bob Muszynslci, Harry jarosz. Second wuz' Coach Krumberger, Bob Wittkowski, Roger LaBrasca, john Gudwer, Dick Milkie, jim Kucharski, Tom Richardson, Dick Korecz, Joe Clementi. Baseball Scores SCHS Opponents SCHS Opponents 3 . . St. Bonaventure . . 7 5 . . Notre Dame . . . 9 23 . . Cathedral .... 5 2 . . Catholic Memorial . 3 4 . . St.MaryCKenoD. . 3 0 . . Messmer . . . . 4 6 . . St.MaryCKenoJ. . O 4 . . NotreDame . . . 0 2 . . Messmer . . . l 0 . . Catholic Memorial . 7 8 . . Cathedral . . l 0 . . Don Bosco . . . . 2 4 . . Lutheran . . . 20 0 . . Lutheran . . 10 9 . . St. Bonaventure . . l K K Rearing back to throw is the Angels star pitcher, Harry jarosz. 95 gag ug slate offefzs a game fort evefzy gif: NT lv' Senior and soph GAA teams lead in class basketball tournament. Smith, Vifsliflia B1'6SCi8r10- Bdfk 70147 Jean Ffa Frou! mu' Ile!! to riglatlf Mary Fazzari, Theresa liazzari, Carol RCSChk6. Faith OFFHR. MHYHHFCI PCIUSCU, Marv Ann zimpfith, Judy Cramer, virginia Bfchm, Joan Steiner, Doreen Mary JO Swnkv,Sar1dra ShC11,Nanfv Nelwn. Through the hoop, over the net, or down the alley-in any case GAA offered a variety of sports for girls. In early fall soccer and volleyball proved popular. After Christmas basketball began. GAA members participated in the annual girls' class tournament, which placed the seniors in first place. Members of the winning team included Barbara Lesniewski, captain, Mary Joe Broseau, Mary Ann Konsinowski, Frances Myers, Faith Organ, Margaret Petersen, and Mary jo Secanky. GAA also sponsored Homeroom and the Girls' Parochial School Basketball Tournaments. Bowling, another sport sponsored by GAA, found jo Ann Mueller '55, Molly Jarosz ,55, and Carol Woodworth '56 high rollers. In early spring the girls headed for the wide open spaces to put their newly organized softball and tennis teams into action. 96 4 'Q 5 Q - w-s-.AY..w,.'u...,,,,,- I . if 49 5 gm, 8 ..w, X 4 , 4 3143 ' ' v , u , 1 1 Q ,Q S z5 r ,X o 4 Q -Q fr f we V fl, 'YL fwa 952 I I.-.-ff .4 v I 1 4 1 1 1 1 8 N? 3 4 On wings of prayer Angels get set for Homecoming tilt. Y 7 nge avalcade C afzges omecoming lzoliclays ii iii We hope you like it, Sue. King Dick Mutchler and intent observers watch Queen Sue Baumann npen her gilt. A full house fans school spirit to an all-time high .xt the Fof1tl1all.FfmIief of '53. l s A ll - l953 Angels' Homecoming Court. Le!! In rigbfx George Blommel and Antmnette Rufldlo 56 Dunna cglk' - ' M M v f' - 1 lns .mtl B111 Gutlwcl 3 I. Quccn 5uL Baumann antl lxmg Dlulx Mutthlcr Bulv Tutero tml Ant nnctte D'At'qL1istu '55, Sheila Bnmn antl Runnic Runitlu, 'Sf Ilwulrflx Cntml Wuutlxxurtlm XrlcnL VC'1l mcw llclen Martin. .luscphinc B.1L1m.1nn. r--4 omecoming Qoyaliy :ow io spitziiec! nge s D-t Faculty. scniwrs. antl ftmtlmxll tmm mt-ct fxll. If lllllll .mtl Nllltltlll lwntly tttrttlmlc lltfn t .lf.t.1, fur thc unntml Scniur Supper. lkullllllll lL'NllXll1L'5 .xt tlmc i,.11.11't Wig, Q Ole! 0' C ld ta eaux pageant ofgo s ove Scene Scene Scene Scene Scene ct Scene Sccne Scene Scc ne Scene Paradise. Beginning xxith the crcmtion of min continuing to his trugic fxll toqtthcr xxith the four thousand yt irs of xx uting ind ending xxith thc Christmis story thc drtmi Bcfmld ffm Cfvzld tlcpictcd in txxo icts thc promise of 1 Mcssi 1h ind thc fulhllmcnt of thc pro mise The c ist of 700 included tl rncers ictors spccch choirs ind choristcrs A signi iicmt fciturc xx rs thc chirictcr dincc inter prctinsg the crcition of thc xx orld The p tgc rnt arrtngcd from thc Bible climlxed xx ith thc tiblcfiu of thc Nitivitx 1nd thc I-lil lcluiih Chorus by I-Iindel I Act I The Promise The Creation The Garden of Paradise Out ofthe Depths J S B1ch Dance of Death King David The Four Great Prophets -The Fulfillment of the Promise The Annunciation to Mary The Visitation The Annunciation to Joseph No Room at the Inn Bethlehem Denis Dandeneau King David, sings The Lord is mx Shepherd in Behold This Child. Richarl Shore depicts the serpent in the Garden of Strains of heavenly peace . . . portrayed by sophs Hel I1 rigbll Russell Roetzer, Eugene Scheppe. St. joseph, Jerry Gross, Ends no room in the inn. Carol Lange, Elizabeth, and Shirley Ketterer, the Blessed Mother, portray the Visitation scene. I I i govmal fashions in jwaftil ke cfzeaiions f y The lights dimmed. Slowly the curtain parted revealing a setting for the SDS pageant of modesty. One by one twenty senior girls, presenting a panorama of color, beauty, grace, and style, stepped into the spotlight. The be happy, go modest display of the Eucharistic and Discussion Com- mittees connrmed the belief that formal gowns in keeping with decency and beauty are possible. Marmot Andis, Nant' Svieker, Rita Kiernan, , . Lrnestine lxarczcvxslti. and ltmnfes Myers participate in the pageant or modesty. Senior girls, Arlene Muszynski, Pat Sime, Roseanne Denig, and Donna Gabbey appear in SDS show. janet Ahnen models Marilyke bridal gown. fp 2. XJ' J 'lf 1... rf i KN Jerry Pfaflfl :mtl Margot Andis assure jim Betchlcal thttt it's not for real. Left In rigfilx jerry, Mitr- Autit. lim. Ann Vernon, Mary Ann Kotisintmwski, Tum Venue. Joe Blummel, Imrraine Xlillllliilfi, -lim vlumsz, P.tt1lt1 Mueller. Denis Dtmtleneau atitl Mary May cniuy a little bit of this tmtl that. 'lf' x Shirley Stvens. Miss St. Catherine of 195-l, with her esttirt, ,lim lfmncuis. Lttlius in w.1itin4L: tmtl their escorts nike it lww. I.clI ff, rigliff lNI.iry lo Smith, Tom Xwest- rith, lNI.1rilyn Raymtuntl, Tum Parr. if jniss Sf. Czlflzefzine 'gns in a sljnafzslzmallow Wowfd lk s-Q fs- 'V s , , Y 4 4-. 'K FY - Q U X Q ,., , , 1 A ,yi ' 1 X ' 14 - .: ,,,i ' 1 V lr A 5 1 'V' 4 .1 154' IM 1 'XM 29 V5 .-g.. 1 ' , lu 'A -5 U 2? 5 1 .465 X ' 9 if , f l 4 4 ,ff 4, f 1 Q 2 Qs g's Q 9 1 k l t f,. 0 I -ffl , uniofz pfzomena efzs clfziff on Q C oonliglzf ay With stars twinkling overhead and the soft swishing of waves, gay promenaders sailed into Moonlight Bay. Stray moonbeams shimmered across a happy crowd as they glided over rollicking waves. In the midst of this gayety, all paused to pay tribute to Mary, Queen of May, and then crown the night's royal couple. After a full evening of festivity to the strains of Bobby Brur1o's orchestra, 4' merry couples drifted off into the sea of Hrst prom memories. Happy promenaders take time out for pictures. Above flef! to rzghtr Tom Simonson, Virginia Peil, Alice Lorenzini, joe Graceffa Beloza Jerry Mertens. Pat Sime, Tom Richardson, Mary Ann Ferl Donna Calkins, Bill Goebel. Sailing along on moonlight bay were Neff lo righfl Ronald Crewe, Nancy Spieker, Dorothy Herdt, joe Anderson, jim B. Pier, Bernice Bunck, Georgiann Westphal, Lon Babbitt. I I fi Looking hack analefz flle afzclzecl ltanaf of time In the quiet of the oratory a graduate pauses. Slowly from the magic depths rise the memories of life's panorama at SCHS. It is the story of teachers . . . competent educators, sympathetic friends, thoughtful advisers, wise counselors. It is the story of students . . . boys and girls laughing over yesterday's incidents, worrying about tomorrow's exams, burning the midnight oil, cheering teams on to victory. It is the story of enterprises . . . leaders and followers, athletes and spectators . . . the reverent hush at First Friday Mass, shining trophies and awards, feverish activities of organizations and committees. v , . And now . . . X 3 ' A 1- , 'juan am tg gfzown, a mans wmk must 3 ala' .five pave, speak ttae, fziglzt wfzong, follow the effing glse, wlzevefowe Bom? 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