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

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1956 volume:

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But it exceeds man's thought to think how high ,I God hath rais'd Man since God a man became. X Q The angels do admire this mystery T llx ,T X KX And a a tonisht when they view the same. X1 F ll lx E ' T rt T nm Q23 . IR JOHN DAVIESTX T 3, EQ of T 0 QE xx m Q 5 Ti 5 f 5 sf 3223223 T T Q 5 'fhe1Lanco J' J M. of f. H 1956 St. Cathcrineis High School Racine, Wisconsin VN ,1 1,7 F -rfjjci , ' af I I J W . 1-. M ,f. ' V J' A o W fffwf if l. 4, Y. ty! ju Af r M' f if if Y 1 jf Qld ,-4 ,V ,J f' ,, ff ff I ,I v n. u 1. 'W Table of Contents Faculty ...... 4- 15 Students . . . . 16- 55 Organizations . . 56- 71 Clubs . . . . 72- 81 Sports ,... . 82- 97 Special Events . . 98-105 Index . . . . 107-110 Each Man Is a Man of Destiny, Il majestic cfreafure with fl f7'f3lI1ClIClI0ll.S' llllfllflll fm-waz to grow in 7IHf1,l7'Hl perfecfiozz. ' Through the divine alchemy of suffering, humility, and love, man is readied for the overwhelming thunderclap of God's grace. Man's capacity for this God-life constitutes his supreme dignity-an earthling becomes one with the Deity through the miracle of grace. Truth will not be muftledg the vision of beauty cannot be contained. When men live deeply the truth and see vividly the beauty, they aspire to utter the truth and mirror the beauty of God. So, too, these pages reflect that noble living at St. Catherines. , . , , if X EC' f' 7 fi' n X - All -'Milli' ' ' I ,7 - 'If - -- 'A A zl .4 , , , - I , X ' ff ie it ' y ' . A K XA A I dfxf-f'-1 ff- L' 5 X t A i ' . X - i , .,' VA ,,, M. ,Lv 44' L V :.x 5 ,sf jf ,. J ff' 'V ly- J, 'I 6,3 411 N. of A X r ,J i L I Fi 5 fix Xi lv' 1 4 43 K 'li i A og! 2 -. s , .1 . J V A sw in Thou leavs't Thy print in other works of Thinv. But Thy whole image Thou in man hast writ. . . . Thou adurnst him with so bright a mind, Maks't him king, and even an angel's peer! The Word Dwelt Among Us Clzrisf, flze Ilford 111fla'e Flesli, bade 111611 to feaflz all 11112701115 b1'i11gl11g ll'l67flI the Truilz jdlzey llfllll iUl.If7'l8S56Ll' 1.71 HZ-711. F Xnineteen centuries men and women have fulfilled the sublime ission of bringing the Word to all men. For this reason our faculty have assumed a role in the direction of mankind, a work of nobility and of humility. It was their task to remove the im- ediments which block the student's vision of truth, goodness, fhllld beaugyfliy preparing the individual to meet, recognize, and ulfilwslresponsibility to God, his fellowman, and himself, the at A . Y . C! X E refined the image of God in each soul Deepening this tint molded and enhanced the student's personal life so that e will bear witness to the Eternal Truth in his home, in his com- K-! YK ,munity, and to the very uttermost parts of the world. The Reverend S. B. Wfitkowiak, Ph.D. Principal S U S fer Agnes Rose Sister M. Albsrfona Rev. John I.. Alb g Sister M. A l I Sister M. Annunciatc Sister M. C er M. Ceslos Sister M. Charlene Sisier M. Consol t Sister M. C I SISTER AGNES ROSE- General Mathematics, Algebra I, Social Living, Cafeteria, Freshman Homeroom 207 . . . SISTER M. ALBERTONA-Head of Language Department, Latin I, II, IV, Adviser, Latin Club, Moderator, Sodality, Senior Homeroom 109 . . . REVEREND JOHN L. ALBINGER-Religion III, IV, Coach, Lincoln Debate Club . . . SISTER M. ANACLETE- Head of Social Science Department, Dramatics Department, Ameri- can History, Modern History, Adviser, Players, junior Homeroom 123 . . . SISTER M. ANNUNCIATA-Head of Science Depart- ment, Biology, Sophomore Homeroom 309 . . . SISTER M. CANISIA-Ancient and Medieval History, German. SISTER M. CESLAS - Head of Home Economics Department, Clothing I, II, Homemaking, Sacristan . . . SISTER M. CHARLENE -Chorus Classes, Music Appreciation, Director of Choristers, Orchestra, Ave Maria Choir. . .SISTER M. CONSOLATA- English I, III, Adviser, Catholic Truth Committee, junior Home- room 207 . . . SISTER M. CONSTANCE-Latin III . . . SISTER M. CYRIL--Typing, Bookkeeping, junior Homeroom 213 . . . SISTER M. DANIELLA-American History, English III, So- ciology, junior Homeroom 203. SISTER M. DOMINICA-English I, Social Living, Freshman Homeroom 211 . . . SISTER DOMINIC MARIE-Biology . . . SISTER M. EILEEN - Latin III, IV . . . SISTER M. EVANGELIST -English III, American History, Adviser, The Shield, Press Club, Sophomore Homeroom 305 . . . MR. DELBERT F. GOEBEL- American History, Commercial Law, General Mathematics, Head Coach, Freshman Football, Assistant Coach, Basketball, Assistant Coach, Track . . . SISTER M. GONZAGA - Religion I, II, English I, Freshman Homeroom 203. er M. Dom S' t M S U M Cyril Sis! er M. MDIbfFGbI St E. SOD M I SVMEQIO MG D ll NAMES AND FACES multiply for Sister M. Albertine, vice principal. TOP SCORERS maintain high averages for seven semes- gate! Zinnen, janet Robers, Nick Pier, Judith Burk ters. Left to right: Russell Roetzer, jane Krahn, Mar- err, Betty Wenman, Marilyn Jacko, Ralph Principe. ,sf f NSN. S for M. Honorn S Y M 1 S I J ph EII SisIerM L d SisIerM l Il Sister M. Lucill 5 'Sf M- LUCY S I M J Fih S I M Th Sine M M Sisie M y C ih Sister MaryD SISTER M. HONORA-Latin I, English II, Speech, Adviser, Personality-Leadership Committee, Sophomore Homeroom 225 . . . SISTER M. JOAN-Head of Mathematics Department, Trigo- nometry, Geometry, Plane and Solid, Algebra II, Senior Homeroom 103 . . , SISTER JOSEPH ELLEN-Head of Commercial De- partment, Office Practice, Shorthand, Transcription, Adviser, Our Lady's Committee, Secretaries, Inc .... SISTER M. LEONARD- Geography . . . SISTER M. LEONELLA-Business Arithmetic, Business and Personal Typing, General Business, Junior Homeroom 217 . . . SISTER M. LUCILLE-Algebra, Geometry. SISTER M. LUCY-Chemistry, Adviser, Discussion Committee, S,C,, Ushers Club . . . SISTER MARIE JOSEPH-Physical Edu- cation, Spanish I, II, Adviser, Pep Club, GAA, Bulletin Boards . . . SISTER MARIE THERESE-English III, IV, Senior Home- room 105 . . . SISTER M. MARINA-Algebra I, General Science . . . SISTER MARY CATHERINE-Head of English Depart- ment, English I, IV, Adviser, Club R-15, Ushers Club, Senior Homeroom 107 . . . SISTER MARY DOMINIC-American History, English I, II, IV. SISTER MARY WILLIAM-Social Science, English II . . . MR. JOHN MCGUIRE-Economics, General Business, Physical Edu- cation, Assistant Coach, Football, Head Coach, Basketball, Head Coach, Track . . . Rev. OWEN F. MCLAUGHLIN-Religion II, III . . . SISTER M. MICHAELINDA-Latin II, German I, Re- ligion, I, III, Adviser, Eucharistic Committee, FTA, German Club, Dominic Savio Club, Sophomore Homeroom 223 . . . SISTER M. MONICA-Head of Art Department, Art I, II, III, IV, Sopho- more Homeroom 303 . . . SISTER M. NAZAIRE-English II, Retailing. 2,9 Mary William M J h M G R OenF.McL ghl Sv M.Mhld M M n' S fer M. Nuzoire ' IN ' I 1 X, H 7. if ,. ,N XX ' V, 1 I X X WHO KNOWS US better than Sister M. Virginis, the registrar. SURPRISE! Left lo righls Betty Benedict, Martlell pers respond to the reactionary force of quarterly Bohn, Dick Brill, Kathleen Cramer, and Bill Cas- report cards. S Der M. Renova S I M R h d SisOerR Alb 0 2355.4 K-ffff M John T. Opferkuch 5 I M P I Sister M. P Mr. Edward J, Race Sister M. Redempfu Siner M R 9 MR. JOHN T. OPFERKUCH -Band Classes, Band Director . . . SISTER M. PASCAL - Head of Speech Department, Speech, Eng- lish III, Adviser, Home-Foreign Missions Committee, SCFC, Senior Homeroom 121 . . . SISTER M. PIERRE-Head of Visual Aids Department, English II, Speech, Freshman Homeroom 225 . . . MR. EDWARD -I. RACE-General Business, Physical Education, Sociology, Assistant Coach, Basketball, Head Coach, Football, Head Coach, Baseball, Head Coach, Junior Varsity Basketball . . . SISTER M. REDEMPTA - English I, Algebra I, Freshman Homeroom 221 . . . SISTER M. REMIGIA- French I, II, English II, Adviser, French Club, Hostess Club, junior and Freshman Homeroom 209. SISTER M. RENATA-Religion III, Ancient and Medieval His- tory, Mechanical Drawing I, II, Adviser, The Lmzceg Sophomore Homeroom 507 . . . SISTER M. RICHARD-General Science, Physics, Adviser, Physics Club, Senior Homeroom 119 . . . SISTER ROSE ALBERT-Religion I, Speech . . . SISTER ROSE DOMINIC fNot picturedj -American History, Ancient and Medieval His- tory, English I . . . REVEREND ROBERT J. SCHMIDBAUER - Religion III . . . REVEREND -IOHN A. SCHMITZ-Religion II . . . REVEREND ROBERT J. SCHUBERT-Religion II, IV. SISTER M. SERAPHINE --Algebra I, Geometry . . . SISTER M. STANISLAUS-Religion III, Typing I . . . SISTER M. SYL- VESTER fNot picturedb -German II . . . SISTER M. TERESITA -Latin I, English II, General Science, Sophomore Homeroom 219 . . . SISTER M. THEODOSIA-Algebra I, Geometry, junior and Freshman Homeroom 205 . . . REVEREND CLETUS V. UHEN - Religion III, IV, Athletic Director, Adviser, Monogram Club, Coach, Golf . . . SISTER M. XVINIFRED-Librarian, Sac- ristan, Adviser, Library Club. R Rb9JSh db r Rev-J0hAShiv R Rb1JShbr Y..'T ' Sister M. Sercphine S f M S f M. Teresit S O M Th d R CI tus V Uh S fer M W f d MORE BILLS accumulate for Sister M. Benedicra, secretary-treasurer STORED KNOWLEDGE. Double sessions create li- brary rush hours for Qleft to rightj Joyce Korec, Mary Noonan, joe Kurhajec, and Norman Wirtz. 'A-in -:V N g, K ,.., 1 6 4 .' - - Sisler M. Oda Marie Mr. John E. Foster Mrs. Marie Kelly Miss Helen C. Sharpe SISTER M. ODA MARIE-Manager, Cafeteria Kitchen . . . MR. IOI-IN E. FOSTER -Maintenance Man . . . MRS. MARIE KELLY - Assistant, Cafeteria Kitchen . . . MISS HELEN C. SHARPE- School Nurse. CHALK TALK. Father Schubert illustrates graphical- left in rigbf: Ronald Gross, Henry Mares, Tom ly a principle on the morality of human acts to the Penza, Ronald LaCanne. Semml mir: Robert Heck, sophomore boys' religion class. Razz' near board, Ken Mascari, jim Ruggaber. QM!!g1.,.,,-'C-we-21 W :W mn, - f- - WMM , . , , ' , '--- . A M A , ,,,4 .,.. , , ,. ,..:.,.,,,, ,,.,.,,...,. IE, ,L1i, , ,,L.. t EQ Lmk, .m,,,, Q X..w ,W , I .1 V- ' , X M, Q gp, 'A X 1,2 3 V ', Q F - - . ' I ,A N w ' wuqwww Q Ni w. 4 2 Wwlwipwbr .U Xwbp. , N - F ' Q 1 i ,ss Throu h the Lan ua e of God, the !6l'lI,QIlllKQ'U of 14111er1'r'1l, and the lIIl'lH1lKllQ'C5 of ffm teorla' we cxperiezzfed the arf of fllflltfflf. RELAX A MOMENT in the international class- room to hear linguists singing Spanish melodies. Slarzdirzg rlefl lo rigbtk' David Grant, Toni Rufllo, Tom Poulsen, Margaret Zinnen. Seated: jean Dobrowolski. Az left: FOUR YEARS. Shakespearean plays and the six- teenth century theater intrigue and plague con- temporary English students. Foreground Ileft to fightl: Dave Hochgurtel '56, Virginia Salak '58. Background: Sheila Bischel '57, Karen Schneider '59. As students of religion, English, and the foreign languages we shared in a living tradition to which we contributed. Enlarging and eherishing the power of communication made us unique as masters and creators. Thus we became involved in literary types, we tracked down participles and gerunds, and we plunged into the maelstrom of declensions and conjugations. FINAL CHECK UP. Before the test German students review and master declension endings. Left to right: Frances Hertelt, Tom Organ, Robert Schliesmann, Wantla Dziedzic. 15 SENIORS' CHOICE. Class ofhcers confer to dispose of old and new business. Left to right: Helen Willmes, vice presi- dentg Judy Cramer, secretary, Warren Greco, treasurer, David Hussey, president. Mary Aceto Sacred Heart V-C Committee lg Ave Maria Choir 91 Clieerleader lg GAA l, Jarmila Ancinec St. 101971 2 Christian Social Living Committee 3: Personality-Leadership Com' mittee ri: Our l.ady's Committee 2: Ave Maria Choir 5, 43 Cafeteria 2, 5, 'ig Hostess Club 2. 3. -'ig Bowling 2, 51 The 51114114 4. Barbara Anderson St. Mary Eucharistic Committee Z3 Personality-Leadership Committee rig GAA I1 The Limit' 23 Latin Club fl,Secretary-Treasure-rg FTA -iz Players S, -i. Matthew Andis St. Patrick Band l, 2. 31 Ushers Club -i. Lawrence Baranick Sacred Heart Our L:itly's Committee lg Band l, 2, 71, ,ig Monogram Club 5, rig Basketball 'ag Golf 2, 5, ri. Susan Barry Mitchell junior High Personality-Leadership Committee -il School XVeltare Committee 3, -ig V-tl Committee 23 Choristers 5, ,ig GAA l. 2: Pep Club 1, 2, S, -ix Players -ii SJC.: fi, Vice President, Miss St. Catherine, Raymond Bauer Si. Rita Dennis Bauniardt St. john 2 Band 2, 4, -ig Camera Club 23 The Sffzulil I-3 Bowling -I. Michael Beck Sl. Mary Missions Committee lg Personalirylcadership Committee -1: Mono, gram Club -lg Bowling 2, 51 Football l, 2. 3, -ill Golf l, 2, -lg Track S. 16 Our Senior Year was fl eonzjwszife of tiny details set 0197 by great etvenfs. Festive moments, enchanted evenings, days of study, year of football champions, re- treat days of silence-all this and more we packed into 900 hours. Tests measured our educational aptitudes and achieve- ments. Throughout the years spent in ab- sorbing the traditions, teachings, and truths of a great and glorious school, we have discovered the dignity and freedom of the human mind, the supreme reality of God and of one's soul. Patterning our lives on this design, we, through the echoes of our living, will herald anew glad tidings of eternal joy. Mary Acelo larmila Ancinec Barbara Anderson Matthew Andis Lawrence Buronick Susan Barry Raymond Bauer Dennis Buumgurdt Michael Beck 5...-Q-1 Et:-r ow fade the hours of four great ears. Richard Becker St. Patrick Bowling 2, 4, l. Charles Beffel St. Mary Discussion Committee 51 llshers Club -l. Elizabeth Benedict Sl. Rita Clmristian Social Living Committee 33 Pcrsonality-Leatlership Com- mittee lg Ave Maria Choir 'tg GAA 21 Club R-li -lg SgC: Al. Raymond Benedict Sl. jobu 2 Monogram Club 5, -ig Golf 2. 5, -I1 Bowling -l. Ronald Bentz Holy Name Personality-Leadership Committee -l: School Wfelfare Comtnittee 2, -tg Monogram Club 2, 3, -l. President -lg Basketball lg Football l. 2. 5. 'll Track I. 2, S. -og Stage Crew 2, 5, -lg FTA -i james Beres St. Stanislaus Catholit Truth Committee 53 Personality-Leadership Committee lg S:Cg 5. Elizabeth Beyer St. john 2 Catholic Truth Committee ig Eutharistic Committee 23 Personality- Leadership Committee ,tg Ave Maria Choir 3, 43 Hostess Club 5. -l. Howard Beyer St. john 2 Golf Eg Bowling -l. Patrick Bie St. Patrick Richard Becker Charles Beffel Elizabeth Benedict Elizabeth Beyer Howard Beyer Patrick Bie Gary Bluemink Bonnie Boehm Mardell Bohn Beverly Blaha Si. Pulrirk Discussion Committee 91 Missions Committee ll Personality I.e.tder- ship Committee -I, Vi. Committee I, Choristers 5. l. GAA ll Pep Club l. 2. l. Thomas Blessinger St. Efluuml Players l, 2. Holy Name George Blommel Class President 21 Sotlality Treasurer S, Prelett -li Personality l.t-.ttlerr ship Committee lL School XY'eltaie tommittee 11 Monogram iluh 7 w t Btltttbtlll 7 w loorhtlll W w A 'l' 7 ' -.'. l 1s L .- '11 A .-. fllllil.-.NL Gary Bluemink St. john Eucharistic Committee l: Personality-Leadership Committee ig Badger Boys' State lg Camera Club lg Cltoristets 2. 5. -I: German Klub 4. vt. Players 5. Bonnie Boehm Sl. Roxe Catholic Action Committee 31 Personality-l.e.ttlership Committee I, 23 Choristers B, -lg Secretaries, lnc. -l, Mardell Bohn liutharistic Committee -lg Cafeteria 2, ,il Players l. 11 SCLl'Cl.lflCXy Inc. -l. Si. joseph Marjorie Bohn Sl. jnxeplz Cafeteria Z, 3, -l. Walter Bola Sl. Patrick Carol Bonini Holy Triuily Catholic Truth Committee lg Discussion Committee 41 Personality- Leadership Committee -tg Hostess Club 2, S, ,lg Pep Club lg Secre- taries. Inc. 4. Raymond Benedict Ronald Bentz James A. Beres Beverly Blahu Thomas Blessinger George Blommel Mariorie Bohn Walter Bolo Carol Bonini s....,s Personality-Leadership Committee 35 V-C Committee 25 Ave Maria JoAnn Bgnini Patricia Bonnar Judilh Bosanec loan Bourgeois Agnes Bower MGFY B0W9f5 Donald Braun Virginia Brehm Virginia Bresciano Richard Brill Patricia Brown Patrick Brown Judith Buyken Dale Burmeisrer Carol Calkins Theresa Camarda EVGIYI1 Campbell Afdllh Caflsof' M ' ' ld t ' f h CIIIOTICS YIC O ICVCIICS 0 ll C PHSL JoAnn Bonini Holy Name Richard Brill St. Edward Personality-Leadership Committee 1, 45 School Welfare Committee Golf 11 Physics Club 4. 35 V-C Committee 25 GAA 2, 3, 45 Pep Club l, 2, 3, 45 S:C: 35 . 1 Secretaries, Inc. 4. Patricia Brown St. Edward 5 5 Cafeteria 15 French Club 15 GAA 15 Pep Club 1, 25 Bowling 2. Patricia Bonnar St. Edward Eucharistic Committee 15 Personalityleadership Committee 45 Our Patrick BIOWII Sl. 101711 2 Lady's Committee 35 V-C Committee 25 Ave Maria Choir 3, 45 GAA 1, 25 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4. cl'th B St. R . 'lu I osanec we Judith Burkett St. joseph Missions Committee 1, 2, 3, 45 Ave Maria Choir 35 Choristers 45 French Club 25 Hostess Club 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, 45 Physics Club 4, Players 2: S:C: 55 FTA 4, Joan Bourgeois St. John, South Milwaukee Eucharistic Committee 15 Our Lady's Committee 2. Agnes Bower Holy Name Catholic Action Committee 35 Missions Committee 25 Personality- Leadership Committee 1, 45 Choristers 3, 4, Mary Bowers St. john 2 Personality-Leadership Committee 35 Our Lady's Committee 45 V-C Committee 33 GAA 2. 51 Pep Club 2, 3, 45 SQCQ 45 Bowling, 3, 4. Donald Braun Holy Name Virginia Brehm St. Rose Personality-Leadership Committee 2, 35 Our Lady's Committee 1, 45 GAA 1, 2, 35 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 45 SQC: 4, Virginia Bresciano St. Patrick Catholic Action Committee 35 Missions Committee 25 Our Lady's Committee 15 Personality-Leadership Committee 45 Cafeteria 1, 25 GAA 1, 2, 5. 18 Catholic Truth Committee 35 Missions Committee 25 Our Lady's Committee 1, Chairman5 Personality-Leadership Committee 45 Choristers 3, 45 German Club 3, 4, Secretary 45 Orchestra 3, 45 Physics Club 45 Club R-15 45 FTA 4. Dale Burmeister Holy Name Band 1, 25 Ushers Club 4. Carol Calkins St. Patrick Choir 3, 45 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Theresa Camarda Sacred Heart Our Lady's Committee 3, 45 Pep Club 1, 3, 4. Evelyn Campbell Sturtevant State Grade Catholic Action Committee 25 Our I.ady's Committee l, 45 School Welfare Bowling Ardith Catholic Ave Mar Club 1 , Committee 35 Ave Maria Choir 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 45 35 Sodality Dynamics 3. Carlson St. Edward Truth Committee 35 Personality-Leadership Committee 45 ia Choir 3, 45 Cafeteria 1, 25 GAA 1, 2, 3, 45 Hostess 2, Chairman 25 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Secretaries, Inc. 4. hp Charles Cary William Caspers Charles Cermalt Nancy Chambers Stanley Chuzles Patrick Colbert Willard Crain Judith Cramer Kathleen Cramer Robert Cramer Holy Name Baseball 2, 5, -ig Football l, 3. Darryl Cremer Holy Name Class Secretary 51 Eucharistic Committee l, Chairmang School Wel- fare Committee :Hg Choristets 2. 3, ft, President -fig Monogram Club 2, 5, Alg Physics Club -lg Sully 31 Track 2, 5, -1. Karen Czarnowski lVaslaington Park Higb 2 James Danek St. joseph St. john 2 Beatrice Dargin Catholic Truth Committee 51 Discussion Committee 3, Chairman: Latin Club lg Physics Club tl: S:Cu 5. Duane DeCaire St. jolm 2 Basketball 3, 43 Track -1, David DeCelles St. John Personality-Leadership Committee lg Players lg Golf 2. 3, 4 Mary Margaret DeFries St. Rita Missions Committee lg Christian Social Living 51 Our Lady's Com- mittee Zg Ave Maria Choir 5, 4, President 43 Cafeteria 33 Library Club lg Orchestra 3, 43 Club R-15 -lp S:C: 41 FTA -l. Raymond DeHahn Sl. Stanislaus Our Lady's Committee 1: Band l, 2, 3, 45 Orchestra 3, 4. Charles Cary HOU' T i'1lfY Choristers 5, -l. Willianl Caspers St. 101111 2 Basketball 91 Bowling 51 Golf Z, 3, -l. Charles Cermak Sf. 101171 2 Monogram Club -li Basketball 5, ,ig Golf 2, 5, -l. Nancy Chambers Franklin junior High 2 Sotlnlity Dynamics 3, Stanley Chuzles St. Inltu 2 Latin Club ig Physius Club -ll Bowling F, -ll Golt K, -l Patrick Colbert Sl. Palrick Cheerleader -ig Choristers 5, -l, Willard Crain Sl, john Distussion Committee 31 School XY'elft1re Committee bl: V-C Com- mittee Z: Physics Club -'lg S:C: 55 Basketball lg llovtling 2. -lg l lishers Club -'L Judith Cramer Holy Name Class Setretaty lt: Missions Committee 2, Chairman: Personality- Leadership Committee l, -11 Sthool XY'elf:tre Committee -I1 GAA L ' Secretaries, lnc. 'lQ Hometoming Queen. 23 The Limit' 5: SQL Kathleen Cramer Eucharistic Committee mittee 2. Robert Cramer James Danek David DeCelIes Holy Name Missions Committee lg Out Littly's Com- Darryl Cremer Karen Czcrnowski Beatrice Dargin Duane DeCaire Mary Margaret DeFries Raymond DeHahn in X'-... 'QW- YT7 'Q-f WNV iff' Our names, our deeds mark a swift montage. Barbara Delaney Sl. Rare Missions Committee 31 Ave Maria Choir 2, 3, ,ig Orchestra 2. Kenneth Dempsky Sl. Pairick Eucharistic Committee -l: Missions Committee ll Latin Club Z1 Physics Club -ti SJC: 31 Bowling l, I: Ushers Club t. Chairman joseph DeRose Sacred Hear! l3.ind lg Monogram Club 3, -lg Basketball l, 2, 3, -ii Football l, 3. Helen Doonan Si. Patrick liucharistit Committee .31 Missions Committee l. Janice DuBois llyashirzgtozz junior Higb Our l.ady's Committee 3: Personality-Leadership Committee -I: V-C Committee 2, Lincoln Debate Club 1, 3, -lg Orchestra 3, -I1 Players 2. Constance Dunham St. Edward Personality-Leatlersliip Committee l, 3, Chairman 31 Our Lady's Committee ig School Welfare Committee -iz V-C Committee 2: Badger Girls' State 31 GAA l. 2, 3, ri: French Club -L Vice Presis dent -lp SJC: 3, Secretary: Bowling l, 3, -lg Pep Club 1. 2, 3, -t. Vice President ,IQ Darrell Durik Sacred Heart llshers Club -4. Sl. Casimir, Ken oxlaa Wanda Dziedzic Missions Committee 33 Our l.ady's Committee lg V-C Committee 11 fihoristers 3, ,tg German Club 3, ig Library Club lg Players 2g l3imling 2. 3, John Evenson Holy Name Monogram Club Z, 3, ri, Players l, 3, ig Basketball 1, 2, 3. 41 Track l. Mary Fazzari Sacred Heart Class Vice President Z1 Catholic Truth Committee 31 Our l.ady's Committee l, l. Chairman 'll School XX'ell.ire Committee 1, Ave Maria Choir 3. tg Cheerleader 'll GAA l. 2, 3, il, Vtte President 33 Library Club 3, I: Pep Club I, 1: Players l: Club R-li IL Secretaries. lnc. I. Theresa Fazzari Sucrezl Heart Sodality Setretaryk lL Missions Committee 33 Our l.ady's Com' mittee l, I3 School XVelfare Committee 21 Ave Maria Choir -I1 GAA 1, 2, 3, -lx Pep Club 1, 2: Secretaries. lnt. il, President. Ronald Feehrer St. Rose School XVe1fare Committee l, 21 Orchestra 3, Il Players l, 2 Barbara Feest St. Edward Class Vice President lg Catholic Action Committee 31 Missions Committee l, 21 Personality-Leadership Committee 'IQ Cafeteria l. 21 GAA l, 2. 3, ,tg Lincoln Debate Club 2. 33 Pep Club l. 2. Kenneth Felbab Sl. Rose Sodality Dynamics 3, Basketball li Bowling 1. 3. 'll Golf 3, i. Donna Foley Sl. joseph Catholic Truth Committee 31 Eucharistic Committee ,IQ Missions Committee 2, Our l.ady's Committee Ig Ave Maria Choir ig Sec- retaries, lm, 4. Jean Ann Francois St. Rare Catholic Action Committee ,31 Our Lady's Committee 11 GAA 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary -3. Nancy Frank Sl. Stanislaus Missions Committee l, 3, -ig Band Majorette -ig Hostess Club yi: Players I, 3, -ig Secretaries, lnc. sl, Michael Frederick Divine Heart, Donaldson, Indiana 3 Barbara Delaney Kenneth Dempsky Joseph DeRose Helen Doonan Janice DuBois Constance Dunham Darrell Durik Wanda Dziedzie lohn Evenson Mary A. Fazzari Theresa Fazzari Ronald Feehrer Barbara Fees! Kenneth Felbab Donna Foley .lean Ann Francois Nancy Frank Michael Frederick james Fucilla Foosball 2, 5. Lawrence Funk Donna Geadtkc GAA ll l'hysiLs ilulv Marianne Georgeff Sl. Mary, l'erwn.il1ry -Ixaderslmip Commiuee 2. Richard Geyer 7 Monogram Club -, 3. -I1 Track l. 2, w, Al. Safred Heart Holy Name Soufla Milwaukee St. Stanislaus Sl. Ezlrrarrl Yvonne Gouge' St. Mary, South Milwaukee Ave Maria Choir -I: GAA I, 2, Veronica Govaerts linrholir Action Commirrcc 3, French Club 21 Club I, 23 Pcp Club l. 2, 3, -'ll Bowling l Thomas Grabowski Missions fiornmittce lg Chorisrcrs Robert Grady 2, 3, -1. Monogram Club 3, -li Golf l. 2, 5. St. Edward GAA 1. 2: Hosress 'P St. Slanixlaus Sl. Patrick E' lomes Fucilla Charles Graham Warren Greco Robert Grimal Mmicnne Georgeff Jerome Gross Milton Gross Raymond Guoroscio Veronica Govcens Ronald Guarascio LYle Gunderson James Haus . '1' its ivus' 5 irq, +- 1.,1 9 Charles Graham Iiooiball -ll Track 3 gps- Lcwrence Funk Richard Geyer Thomas Grcbowski ll illiam H., Donna Geadlke Yvonne Gouge Robert Grady Hnrlirk High 3 Warren Greco Holy Trinity Class 'Treasurer tl: Srhool XX'elt:lrc Cornrnmcc l: Nonogr.un Kluh 5, I, Vue Prcsnlcm -ll Ushers Ciluh -I1 l3.lxcl1.ill I, 5. -I. l5.ukL-tlx.1ll l, 2. 5. l. Foorlmll I, Z, 1. Q, I lA I Robert Grimal Si. Rim Clxormcrs 2. 5, rl. SccrL'r.lry t, Jerome Gross Sl, joxvpb Dmuwion Clorninirrce -lg Personaliryfl.uulcrsl1ip Conuniru-r 4. iicr nun liluh l, 2. Phyxiu Lluh t, Players 23 limxluig 5. n. 'l'l.uk J. w, 'll Ushers Club -I, Milton Gross Pliysirx llub fl. Raymond Guarscio lishcrs Ciluh -I. Ronald Guarscio Lyle Gunderson Burr Oak, Kwmxlra Kelly High, Clwimgo. Illirwix 5 Kelly High, Cbifago, Illirmiy 3 St. Palrivk liuflnirisrif Committee X5 hlilllllgflllll filuh R, lp. Ilgnqlull ,ll lytulwl ball 1, 2, 5, -I3 l'omhalI l. james Haas St. liflnulrd Lhoristcrs tt: Pliyma Club -IL llxhrrx iluh -t. ll 1:7 Diana Hagen St. john 2 Catholic Truth Committee 3, Our Lady's Committee Z, Ave Maria Choir 5, 4, Hostess Club 2, 3, 4, Bowling 2, 5, The Shield 4, Daniel Hahn Washington Park High 3 Choristers 5, 4. Julie Haislmaier St. Edward Discussion Committee 3, Out Lady's Committee 4, Chairman, Per- sonality-Leadership Committee l, V-C Committee 2, GAA l, 2, 5, German Club 3, 4, Vice President 4, Lincoln Debate Club l, 2, 5, 4, Secretary 3, President 4, Pep Club l, 2, 5, 4, Physics Club 4, S2C2 3, Treasurer. Robert Hanl-to St. Rose Carol Hansen St. john 2 Our Lady's Committee 5, Personality-Leadership Committee 4, Pep Club 2, 3, Players 2, Secretaries, Inc. 4, Bowling 2. Kenneth Hansen St. Edward Judith Hanson St. Joseph Our Lady's Committee 2, Personality-Leadership Committee 4, Ave Maria Choir 3, Latin Club 3, Library Club 1, Physics Club 4, S:C2 5, Bowling 4. William Hanson Sacred Heart Band 2, Monogram Club 5, 4, Bowling 1, 2, Golf l, 2, 5, 4. Delbert Harden St. Rose Bowling 5. John Hartl Judith Hauper James Hauser Walter Hayek Diane Hayes Clarence Heck Gary Heck James Held James Henes Wg-.Q-3 Diana Hagen Robert Hanko Judith Hanson Daniel Hahn Carol Hansen William Hanson 5 s Julie Haislmoier Kenneth Hansen Delbert Harden John Hartl Sacred Heart Personality-Leadership Committee 5, German Club l, Lincoln De- bate Club 2, 5, 4, Vice President 4, SCFC l, 2, 3, 4, Vice Presi- dent 3. Judith Hauper Racine-Kenosha Rural Normal Catholic Action Committee 2, Christian Social Living Committee 3, GAA l, 2. james Hauser St. Joreph Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Cafeteria 3, Physics Club 4, Players 2, FFA 4. Walter Hayek Holy Trinity St. Rose Diane Hayes Our Lady's Committee 3, Personality-Leadership Committee 4, GAA l, Pep Club 1, 4. Clarence Heck Sacred Heart Gary Heck St. john 2 Physics Club 4, Baseball 4, Bowling 3G Golf 2. James Held St. Joseph Class President 3, Eucharistic Committee 4, Chairman, School Wel' fare Committee 3, VFC Committee 2, Cheerleader 4, Physics Club 4, Players 3, 4, Club R-15 4, Ushers Club 4, Golf 1, The Shield 2, 5, 4, Knights of the Altar 2, 3, 4. James Henes St. Patrick French Club 1, Choristers 3, 4, Bowling 3, 4. 'QM-.., M iz:-v in ..,.-Q, into is 'r--1 Robert Henkel Frances Herlell Richard Hintz David Hochgurtel Donald Hoffman Jane Half Thomas Hueller Susan Hughes Harriet Hunt David Hussey Marilyn Jacko Barbara Juniak Robert Kandl Patrick Kearney Kathleen Kelly Gerald Kenth John Kelarkus Marlin Kenerer We record limitless ideals, unfettered hopes. McKinley junior High 2 Robert Henkel Catholic Action Committee 33 Eucharistic Committee 2. St. Louis, Caledonia Frances Hertelt Christian Social Living Committee 33 Eucharistic Committee 43 Mis- sions Committee 23 German Club 3, 43 Secretaries, Inc. fi. Richard Hintz Discussion Committee 43 Players l, 2, 53 Basketball 33 Bowling 23 Ushers Club -l3 FTA -1. St. Mary David Hochgurtel Class Secretary 21 Sodality Prefect l3 School Welfare Committee 31 Ushers Club 4. Sl. Joseph Donald Hoffman St. Edward Personality-Leadership Committee 43 Physics Club -1. ,lane Holt St. Joseph Missions Committee 2, 3, 13 Ave Maria Choir 33 Physics Club 43 Players l, 23 Club R-I5 -lg S:C: 3, Thomas Hueller St. John 2 School XY'elfnre Committee 3. Susan Hughes Sp, R055- Eucharistic Committee 23 Personality-Leadership Committee 5, 43 German Club 53 Physics Club 43 Players 1, 2, 5, fl, President 43 SL: 33 SCFC 1, 2. 5, 4, President 53 The Shield 3. Harriet Hunt Holy Name Discussion Committee 53 Personalityleadership Committee 43 School Welfare Committee 43 V-C Committee 23 Choristers fp, 43 The Lune 3, 43 Pep Club 2, 3, 43 Physics Club 43 Club R-15 4. David Hussey Appleton High 3 Class President -ig School Welfilte Committee -l, Chnirm.m3 Ushers Club -lg Sodality Dynamics 33 FTA -1. Marilyn Jacko St. Rose Discussion Committee 43 Personality-Leadership Committee 2, ,sg Latin Club 5, -l, Treasurer 53 Pep Club 13 Club R-li sl. Secretary: Sli: 33 SCFC l, 2, 5, 43 The Shield 2, 5, ll, Co-Editor -l. Barbara Janiak IVashir1gton Park High 3 Catholic Truth Committee 5, SCLFCKSIYQ Pep Club -i. Robert Kandl lVillium Horlirk High 1, -I Band 1, Football 13 Golf 1, fl. Patrick Kearney Sl. Francis, Mflll'dllkL'l' -I FTA 4. Kathleen Kelly St. Louis, Caledonia Christian Social Living Committee 111 Eucharistic Committee -l3 Mis- sions Committee 23 Cafeteria 2, -l3 Library Club Z2 Sodulity Dynamics 3. Gerald Kenth Choristers 5, -i. St, Mary John Ketarkus St. Erlu'ua'd Holy Trinity Martin Ketterer Discussion Committee 5. 23 To temper the material, We become spiritual. Dolores Kielar St. Stanislaus Sodality Dynamics 31 Missions Committee 2. Loretta Kiersztian St. Rose Missions Committee l, 2, 5, ,lg Ave Maria Choir 3: Cafeteria 21 French Club 21 Hostess Club 2, 3, Al, Treasurer 5, President -i1 Players 21 Secretaries, Inc. -il FTA -l. Renee Kita St. Edward Missions Committee 21 Personality-Leadership Committee -l: Choristers 5, tl: GAA lg Hostess Club Z. 31 Players l. 2, 3. -l. Joyce Korec Holy Trinity Missions Committee 21 Personality-Leznletsliip Committee All GAA Z1 Pep Club l, Z, 4, llg Players 21 SQC: ll. Donald Kosch Sl. joseph Band l, Z, S, -lp Bowling 2, X, -l. Donna Koss Sl. Aclalbert, South Milwaukee 5132 5. Carol Kowalsky St. john 2 Eucharistic Committee 2. jane Krahn St. Mark, Kenosha Class Treasurer 31 Missions Committee l1 Personality-Leadersliip Com- mittee ll School W'elfare Committee 31 V-C Committee 21 Cheer- leatler 5. -I1 Chorisrers 2, 5, ,ig Secretaries, Inc. Al. Kathleen Kralicek Our Lady's Committee 21 Ave Maria Choir 5, -lg Hostess Club 21 Bowling 2, 3, Al. St. John 2 Sharon Kranz Sl. Iolm 2 Theodore Kroes St. joseph Eucharistic Committee 1, 2. john Kroupa St. john Cafeteria lg French Club 41 Lincoln Debate Club lg SgCg 31 Golf l, 2, 3, -lg FTA Al, Joseph Kurhajec Sturtevant Slate Grade School Xvellare Committee -lg Monogram Club S, 41 Ushers Club -K1 Bowling 2, 5, -lg Football 2, 5, rl, Manager1 Track 2. 5, ll. Ronald Kurhajec Sl. Patrick Band 2, 5, -1. jane Kwas St. Patrick Our I.ady's Committee 51 Cafeteria 41 Orchestra Z, 31 Physics Club -lg Players l, 2, 3, Al, Chairman 41 SJCQ 51 SCFC 3, -ig Secretaries, Inc. -l. Delores La Pat lVaxbing!on junior High 2 Ave Maria Choir 2, 3, 41 Band 21 GAA 2, 5, -ig Orchestra 21 Pep Club 21 Players Z. Marguerite Lechner St. joseph Missions Committee 21 Our Lady's Committee I1 Band l, 2, 5, -ip German Club 5, -l David Lennertz St. Mary Choristers 5, 4. Dolores Kielar Lorena Kierszllon Renee Kilo Joyce Korec Corol Kowalski' lone Krchn Kathleen Kralicek Sharon Kronl Joseph Kurhuiec Ronald Kurhaiec Jane Kwas Delores LoPol Donald Kosch Theodore Kroes Marguerite Lechner Donna Koss John Kroupc David Lennerlz Marlene Leonard St. Louis, Caledonia Christian Sottal Living Committee 3: Eucharistic Committee -lg Mis- sions Committee 25 Sodality Dynamics 3. Williant Linden St. Patrick Gary Longo Holy Name Ciatholir Truth Committee ig Missions Committee 1, 21 French Club -l. Jacqueline Lopour lyldflllllgfllll junior High 2 Katholit Truth Committee S3 Personality-Leadership Committee -ig V-C Committee 21 Hostess Club 21 Peo Club 2, B, -lg Secretaries, lot. 4. Donald Lukas Holy Name Sotlality National Advisory Board -ig Cheerleader -lg Players l, Z1 Bowling ,ll SCFC l, 2. 3, -l, President lg Football lg Tratk l, 4. Michael Madden St. Patrick Ushers Club l. Mary Claire Madole St. Rose Christian Social Living Committee Z3 Eucharistic Committee l. -lg Missions Commitvee 31 Ave Maria Choir 71: Hostess Club 3, -lg Latin Club 5. 'lg Cluh R li -li S.C: 31 FTA rl. Marylu Maller St. Edward Missions Commivtee lg Sotlnlity Dynamics 2, '13 Hostess l. 2, B, -l, Secretary -iz Orchestra 3, -lg Players lg Secretaries, Inc, tl. Dennis Malmstadt Missions Committee lg French Club 21 Bowling 2, 5. Holy Name Mary Ellen Mann Roberl Markus Barbara Marlin Ardyce Malhisen Kathryn Malles Barbara McCcrlhy Michael McCroy Thomas McNamara Arlene Meissner 'l-5? Marlene Leonard William Linden Gary Longo Michael Madden Dennis Molmstadl Jacqueline Lopour Donald Lukas Mary Claire Madole Marylu Maller Mary Ellen Mann St. Mary Catholic Action Committee .sg Iiutharistic Committee 2: Missions Committee lg Ave Maria Choir 33 Latin Club -lg Pep Lilub l. Robert Markus St. 1o.rvf1l1 Latin Club 5: Physits Club bl: SqCg 51 Ilshers Club -lg Bowling 2, 5, -lg Football -i. Barbara Martin l rankrz'ille Missions Committee 1, 25 FHA 3, Ardyce Mathisen South Milwaukee High 3 Ave Maria Choir 5. Kathryn Mattes Sacred Heart Missions Committee 2: Our Lady's Committee l, Setrctaryg Per- sonality-Leadership Committee 55 School Welfare Committee 41 Ger- man Club Z, 5, President Eg Pep Club lg Players l, 2. 51 SC'lfC l, 2. 5, tl. Secretary-Treasurer Hg The .Wvvld 2, H, il, Barbara McCarthy St, Rose Missions Committee 43 Ave Maria Choir lg lirench Club 23 Gt-rm.tn Club -il Players l, -l, Secretary tl, Michael McCray St. Rose S:C: 51 Golf l, 2. Thomas McNamara Holy Name Players l, 23 S:Cg 31 Bowling 2. 711 Golf l, 2, 3, -1. Arlene Meissner St. Edward Cheerleader l, 2, 5, -lg GAA l, 21 Pep Club l, 23 Players lg Setretaries, Inc. -11 SCFC l, 2. 25 Q :ar Marlene Merchle Patricia Meyers Phyllis Mianecki Frances Michels Nicholas Miller Palricia Molnar Thomas Moran Rosalie Mueller Janice Muleski Leo Mutchler St. Rose Christian Social Living Committee 13 Discussion Committee 43 School Welfare Committee 2, 43 Monogram Club 3, 43 Physics Club 43 Ushers Club 3, 43 Baseball 4g Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Track 2, Bowling 43 FTA 4. Robert Nelsen St. Edward Nancy Nelson St. Rita Catholic Truth Committee l, 33 Our Lacly's Committee 23 Per- sonality-Leaclership Committee 43 GAA 2, 3, 43 Orchestra 3, 43 Physics Club 4. Mary Ellen Noonan Holy Name Catholic Truth Committee lg Missions Committee 23 Personality- Leadership Committee 4. Darlene O'Brier1 St. Rita Christian Social Living Committee 3, Chairmang Our Lady's Com- mittee 23 Personality-Leadership Committee 13 Ave Maria Choir 3, 43 GAA 23 SiC: 4. Daniel O'Connor Aquinas High, Columbus, Ohio 3 Ushers Club 4. Peter Oehmen Holy Name Bowling 23 Golf l, 23 Ushers Club 4. Beverly Olson Holy Name Eucharistic Committee 13 Missions Committee 23 Ave Maria Choir 3, 43 Bowling 2, Robert Orlowski St. Stanislaus Catholic Action Committee 13 Cafeteria 2. 39 Orchestra 2, 3: Physics Club 43 The Lance 3, 4, Photographer. 26 Marlene Merchle St. Edward Ave Maria Choir 5, 43 Cafeteria lg GAA l, 23 Pep Club l, 2, 4. Patricia Meyers Wasbirzgton Park High 4 Pep Club 4g Players 4. Phyllis Mianecki St. Stanislaus 2 Christian Social Living Committee 2, Missions Committee 33 Per- sonality-Leadership Committee 43 Ave Maria Choir 3, 43 Cafeteria 2, 3, 4. Frances Michels St. Louis, Caledonia Eucharistic Committee 2, 43 Our Lady's Committee 13 V-C Com- mittee 5. SECFEILIIYQ Cafeteria 1, 2, 5, 43 Latin Club 3, 43 FTA 4. Nicholas Miller St. john German Club 4. Patricia Molnar St. Patrick Eucharistic Committee 2, 33 Our Lady's Committee 1. Thomas Moran St. Rita Band l: Cafeteria l, 2. Rosalie Mueller St. john the Baptist, Paris, Wir. Catholic Action Committee 13 Catholic Truth Committee 23 Christian Social Living Committee 33 Our Lady's Committee 43 Choristers 5, 43 Orchestra 3, 43 Players 23 SiC: 5. Janice Muleski Sz, john 2 Our Lady's Committee 23 Ave Maria Choir 2, 5, 43 Hostess Club 2, 5, 43 Bowling 2, 3, 43 Sodality Dynamics 3. leo Mutchler Robert Nelsen Nancy Nelson Mary Ellen Noonan Darlene O'Brien Daniel O'Connor Peter Oehmen Beverly Olson Robert Orlowski Dramatic moments submit to courageous decisions. Annette Osadsky St. Rose Personality-Legitlersliip Committee fig Ave Maria Choir 2, 3, 4. George Oteman St. Rita Monogram Club 5, 41 Physics Club fl: Football 3, 4. Thomas Panlener St. Mary, Kenosha 3 The Shield -ll Physics Club -l. Geraldine Pavelcik St. john Catholic Truth Committee 55 V-C Committee 25 Ave Maria Choir 11 GAA l, 21 Hostess Club 21 Bowling 1. Judith Peck St. john Missiotis Committee l. JZ GAA l. J. Pep Club I, 2, 5: Howling l. Thomas Petersen Holy Name Monogram Club E, -ig Physics Club 43 Bowling 2, 3, 45 Football l, Manager 2, 5, -ll Track 5, 4, Donald Pfafil St. joseph Golf l, 2. Nicholas Pier St. joseph Our Lady's Committee l, Chairmang Badger Boys' State 33 SQC: 55 Baseball 33 Basketball lg Bowling 2, 5, fi, Enrico Policicchio Sacred Heart flaw 'l'rc:tstlrer IZ Pltysits Club I1 llaselwztll J. li llaskt-thrill l, 1. S, li lfoothitll l. H1 Coll l. Nancy Poplawski Sl. Mary Personality-Leadership Committee -l. Paul Porasik Sarred Heart Physits Club 11, Rose Marie Poritz St. Rose Catholic Truth Committee ll liuchziristit' Committee -lg Personality- Leaclership Committee 23 Ave Marin Choir S, -l. Ralph Principe Sl. Tlaornas Aquinas, Kenosha Christian Social Living Committee l. Chairman: Personality-l.t':ttlcr- ship Committee 3, Badger Boys' State BL Latin Club S1 Monogram Club 3, 4, Physics Club -lg Players 2, ig SCFC 1, 2, R, -tg Ushers Club 3. -11 Football ll Track 2. William Propsom St. Mary Catholic Action Committee lg Bowling -1. Joan Przytarski St. Siunislaux Catholic Truth Committee 31 Personality-Leadersliip Committee lg Ave Maria Choir 33 French Club l, Z3 Orchestra 1, 'rg Physits Club -tl Secretaries, lnc. fi, Matthew Quinn Sl. Patrick Monogram Club 2, 3, All Golf l. 2, 5, -i. Nancy Quinn Holy Numa Class Treasurer 2, Vice President 5: Catholic Truth Committee l, Secretary: Personality-Leadership Committee -lg School XY.'elfarc Corn- mittee 2, 5, -1: Ave Maria Choir 4, -l, Treasurer 5, Secretary -ll GAA l. 2, 5: Pep Club l, 2, 5, -I, Vice President 51 S311 S3 Club RYIS 4. William Ramcke Rir'l1,1rfl,t Stltool XVclf.tre lntninitiet' 32 ll.tml l. It 31 l:tlt'tt'ri.t l, I. Pltysits Club I. Annette Osudsky George Otemon Thomas Punlenet Geraldine Pavelcik Judith Peck Thomas Pf 3'5e. ' Donald Pfoffl Nicholas Pier Enrico Policicchio Nancy Poplgwski Paul Porosik Rose- Mane P0 'l Ralph Principe William Propsom .loan FrzY'arski Matthew Quinn Nancy Quinn W'll'0m Rvmfke if if t .W 5+ x YK' ' L. SQQA I Mary Reschke lanel Robers Russell Roelzer Judith Roszkowski Kathryn Rolkis M0f7l1EW R0llfl5 Richard Sabcl Richard Sqdqwgky Angeline Salerno Mary Reschke St. Joseph Catholic Truth Committee 33 Eucharistic Committee lg V-C Com- mittee 2, Aye Marin Choir ig French Club 1, 2: Pep Club l. janet Robers Holy Name Distussion Committee 21 Our Ludys Committee l: French Club 21 SQC: 45 Secretaries, Inc, 41 Bowling 2. Russell Roetzer Notre Dame High, New York Choristers 2, 3, 45 Physics Club 43 The Shield 2, 3, 4, Co-Editor 4. St. Stanislaus Henry Rorek Eucharistic Committee lg Physics Club 45 Ushers Club 4, Bowling 4, Anna Maria Rosa Turin, Italy Missions Committee Il. Donald Rosera St. joseph The Xlmflil -l. Judith Roszkowski St. Stanislaus Llatlwlit' Truth Committee lg liucharistic Committee 2, Missions Committee -lg Our Lady's Committee 33 Ave Maria Choir 53 The .Ylviuld 41 Hostess Club l, 2, 5, 4, Secretary-Treasurer 43 Secre- taries, lnc, 4. Kathryn Rotkis Holy Name Discussion Committee 'wg Personality-Leadership Committee -I1 VfC Committee 23 Choristers 5, -lg GAA l, 2, Pep Club l, 2, 5, 4g Secretaries, Inc -I Matthew Rotkis Holy Name Monogram Club -lg Physics Club 44 Basketball lg Football 1, 2, 4. 28 Henry Rorek Anna Marie Rosa Donald Rosera Constance Rudin Antoinette Ruffle Charles Rulkowslti Mary Scmels Virginia Schanlzen Eugene Scheppe YCHC C H Vfllflta C POIIIL h Cl ' Constance Rudin Holy Name Antoinette Rufllo St. Mark, Kenosha Discussion Committee 5, Secretary: Missions Committee 4, Chairmang Our Lady's Committee 11 School Welfare Committee 23 Cheerleader ll Choristers 2, 5, 4, Secretary ,lg Pep Club l, 5, -lg Players -l. Charles Rutkowski St. joseph Cafeteria 21 Monogram Club 5, -lg Physics 41 Baseball 3, -lg Foot- ball 1, 2, 31, 4. Richard Sabol Holy Trinity Richard Sadowsky Holy Trinity Track 1, 2, Angeline Salerno Sacred Heart Catholic Action Committee 33 Eucharistic Committee lg Personality- Leadership Committee 23 Choristers 5, 4g Pep Club 1, 25 Secretaries, Inc. 4. Mary Samels St. john Virginia Schantzen St. Mary's Academy, Milwaukee 3 Eugene Scheppe St, Stanislaus Catholic Truth Committee lg German Club l, 21 Physics Club -'lg Club R-15 4, Treasurer: The Shield 2, 5, 4. Joseph Schieslle Dolores Schnuelt Shirley Schwartz Thomas Secanlty Bernice Seitz Michael Seilz Sandra Shea Catholic Action Committee lg GAA l, 2, 5, -i. Loretta Shelton Discussion Committee '45 Eucharistic Committee GAA l. 2. Mary Ann Shimkus Catholic Action Committee li. Edward Simanek Camera Club 21 Physics Club fl. Doreen Smith lane Schulte Ellen Seiberlich Phyllis Sepanski Holy N ame Sl. Rose Choristers 3, rig Sl. Mary Sl. john Holy Name Eucharistic Committee lg Personality-Leadership Committee 5, Secre- taryg School Welfare Committee rig V-C Committee 23 Ave Maria Choir li, -lg GAA l, 2, 5, -tg Pep Club l, 2, 5, Physics Club 'll SQCJ 31 Bowling -l. Sandra Smolinski -i, President -ig St. Starzislaus Catholic Truth Committee l, 2: Discussion Committee 53 Personality- Leadership Committee tl: Choristers 2, 3, -ig Hostess Club 2, 1:3 Pep Club I, 2: Secretaries, Inc. bt. Shirley Soens St. joseph Missions Committee 2, 'iz Personality-leadership Committee -ll Chor- isters 5: French Club l, 23 GAA ,lg Library l, 21 Players l, Z: Secretaries. Inc. tl. Ann Spaay Slurlevant Slute Grade Catholic Action Committee 21 Catholic Truth Committee lg Christian Social Living 5: Our Lady's Committee tl: Cafeteria 23 Choristers 5, -lg Secretaries, Inc. -l, Secretary: Bowling 3. Clarence Stapleman Personality-Leadership Committee l. St. joseph Joseph Schiestle SI. Patrick Catholic Truth Committee il liuthatiwttc Comrnittec l: hliswions Committee 2: German Club l, 21 basketball lg Bowling tg lfotithall I1 Track yi. Dolores Schnuck Sl. George, Kcuoslm 2 Eucharistic Committee 21 Personality-Leatlersliip Committee 5: Our Lady's Committee il. Secretary: Ave Maria Choir S, tg Setrt-taries. lm, -4. jane Schulte Sl. Mark, Kwmrbu Sodality Secretary 31 Christian Social Living Committee l: Petsotiality- Leadership Committee -t: V-C Committee 2: Choristers S. ig Pep Club l. 2, 3, -l, Secretary lg Players 2, ,tg Klub Rfl5 t. SAI 41 Secretaries, Inc. ig PTA -i. Shirley Schwartz St. Rim Christian Social Living Committee l, Sc-crctaryg Our I..ttly's Cotnntittec' 2: Sodality Dynamics 5. Sl. Rose Thomas Secanky French Club l, Z: Monogram 5. vt: Physics Club -tg Football 4. tt: Track 5, -tg FTA 1. Ellen Seiberlich Missions Committee 21 Personalityleadcrsltip Committee 51 Our l.ady's Committee -ig Choristers E, -t. Sl. George. Kun mlm Bernice Seitz Strwltfturlt State Grade Michael Seitz St, joseph Discussion Committee -tg Missions Cotnmittec lg Persiinaltty-l.t'.itler- ship Committee 51 Badger Boys' State 51 Latin Club 4: Pltysits Klub 'll Players 3. -tg SJC: ig Baseball 2, 4, tg B.tsketh.tll lg Bowling 1, 3, tl. Secretary: Golf lg Ushers Club 4, -t. Phyllis Sepanski Sl. Casimir, Kwroxlm Christian Social Living Committee l: Eucharistic Committee 2: Chor- isters 5, -lg Library Club I. 2g Physics Club -i. Sandra Shea Loretta Shelton Mary Ann Shimkus Edward Simunek Doreen Smith Sandra Srnolinski Shirley Soens Ann Spaciy Clarence Stctplemcn This is the completion of hi h school days. Arlene Staudinger Holy Trinily Christian Social Living Committee lg Missions Committee 3. Margaret Stobb North Hunterdon Regional High, New jersey 3 Catholic Action Committee 35 Missions Committee 4, Ave Maria Choir 3, 4, GAA 3, German Club 42 Players 3, 43 FTA 4. Carol Strelka Holy Name Christian Social Living Committee lg Missions Committee 2. 3, 4. Secretary 4g Chotisters 3. 41 Club R-15 4, SuC: 3: Secretaries, Inc, 4. Donna Theama St. Rita Catholic Truth Committee 1, Missions Committee 4, Treasurerg Our Lady's Committee 2, Choristers 3. 4. James Theres St. Joseph Our Lady's Committee 13 Monogram 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Track 2, 3. Marilyn Thielen St. Edward Catholic Truth Committee 3, Personality-Leadership Committee 45 V-C Committee 21 GAA 1, 2, Pep Club l, 2, 3, 45 Bowling 1, 2. Jeanne Thomas St. Joseph Catholic Truth Committee 31 Christian Social Living Committee lg Missions Committee 2, Personality-Leadership Committee 43 Ave Maria Choir 43 French Club 4, Sectetaryg Orchestra 3, 43 Club R-15 4. Valeria Valente Holy Trinity Catholic Truth Committee 15 Missions Committee 2, Our Lady's Com- mittee 31 Personalityieadership Committee 4, Ave Maria Choir 3, 4, Cheerleader 4, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Players 1, 2. Earl Vander Wielen William Horlick High 3 School Welfare Committee 4, Band 33 Track 4. Joan Verbeten St. Joseph Catholic Truth Committee 13 Eucharistic Committee 2, Ave Maria Choir 2, 3: Orchestra 3, 4. Virginia Vitacco St. Edward Catholic Truth Committee lg Missions Committee 33 S:C: 3. James Von Germeten St. Rose Christian Social Living Committee lg School Welfare Committee 3, V-C Committee 2g Cheerleader 4g Physics Club 45 Players 43 Club R-15 4, Chairman: S:C: 3, Vice Presidentg Ushers Club 3. 4, Foot- ball 15 Golf 1, 21 Track 3, FTA 4. Edward Wadewitz Tucson, Arizona 2 French Club 3, Ushers Club 4. Wayne Wagner St. Joseph Catholic Truth Committee lg German Club 1, 2, Physics Club 4. Gerald Wells St. Lucy Class President 1: Eucharistic Committee 1, 2, Personality-Leadership Committee 3: School Welfare Committee lg Cafeteria 2. 3: Choristers 2, 31 Players 3g Baseball 2, 3, Basketball 1, 2, Bowling 2, 3, Football 1, 2, 3. James Welsh St. John Discussion Committee 3: Missions Committee 25 Our I,ady's Commit- tee 13 Band 1, 2, 3, Monogram Club 3, 43 Physics Club 4, Players 1, 23 Ushers Club 4, Baseball 2g Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4g Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Track l, 3, 4. , Elizabeth Wenman St. Mark, Kenosha Gerildlne Vail Bree I Sl. JOSGPIJ Discussion Committee 31 Missions Committee lg V-C Committee 2, Catholic Truth Committee 1, 3, V-C Committee 23 GAA 1. Cho,-isle,-5 2, 5, 45 Secfemrifsy Inc, 4, Arlene Siaudinger Margaret Stobb Carol Sfrelka Donna Theoma 1077195 THGFOS MUfilY'1 Thielen Jeanne Thomas Valeria Valenfe Geraldine Van Bree Earl Vander Wielen Jour! VeI'b2ien Virginia Viidcto James Von Germeten Edward Wadewifz Wayne Wagner James Welsh Elilf-'lbeill WSNMUH 'vm-tv ,Sp 'H-...A Virginia Werwie St. Mark, Kenosha Discussion Committee 35 Physics Club -15 SQCQ 3. Richard Wesnick St. Rose German Club Ai. Floyd Westenberg St. john 2 School Welfare Committee 25 Monogram 45 Baseball 2, 3, 45 Foota ball 3, tl. james Westrich St. Mary Discussion Committee 25 Basketball l. Joan Westrich St, Mary Catholic Truth Committee 25 Our Lady's Committee 45 Band 1, 2, 5. -13 GAA I5 Orchestra 45 Players 1. Mary Weyker St. Joseph Discussion Committee 35 Eucharistic Committee 15 Personalitya Leadership Committee 2, 45 Ave Maria Choir 2, 33 Pep Club 15 Physics Club 45 Players 1, 2, .51 SQC: 5. Mary Whaley St. Patrick Soclality Prefect 45 Discussion Committee 35 Missions Committee 1, Chairmang V-C Committee 25 Choristers 3. 45 GAA 1, 2, 35 Latin Club 5: Pep Club 1. 2, 3, 415 Players 25 Club R-15 45 S:C: 4: SCFC 15 The Shield 2, 11. jane Williams Sz, Pgprick Christian Social Living Committee l. Helen Willmes Sf, R059 Class Vice President 45 Eucharistic Committee 4, Secretaryg School Welfare Committee 5, 45 Players 1, 2, Norman Wiriz Kent Wilfmann Mary'Woiiach ludith Yunkes Eizobelh Zepnick William Zingu Margaret Zinnen Carol Zimprich Virginia Werwie Richard Wesnick Floyd Wenenberg James Wesirich Joan Wesirieh Mary Weylrer Mary Whaley Jane Williams Helen Willmes Norman Wirtz St. Mary Discussion Committee 35 Missions Committee 25 Personality-Leader ship Committee 45 German Club 15 Players 2, 5, 45 Ushers Club 4, Chairman. Kent Wittmann Holy Trinity Physics Club 45 Players 1, 2. Mary Woitach St. Stanislaus Catholic Truth Committee 1, 25 Band l, 2, 35 Pep Club l. Judith Yunkes St. Edward Ave Maria Choir 35 Choristers 45 GAA l, 25 German Club I, 2. Elizabeth Zepnick St. Rita Missions Committee 1, 45 V-C Committee 2, Sc-cretary5 Library Club l, 2. 35 Physics Club 4. Carol Zimprich St. john Catholic Action Committee 35 Personality-Leadership Committee 11 GAA 1. 2. 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer 2, President 15 Pep Club 1. William Zinga Holy Trinity Catholic Action Committee 23 Missions Committee 15 Camera Club 25 Choristers 3: Physics Club -lg Bowling 2, 45 Track 2. Margaret Zinnen St. Edward Sodality Prefect 15 Catholic Truth Committee 1: Missions Committee. Chairman 45 Personality-Leadership Committee 35 V-C Committee 2, GAA l, 2, 3, 45 Pep Club 1, 2, 4, -ig SQC: Al. 31 Na yB d Ca h B Vin., B I Joann Blo Judith Co k Be ly H b 1 Th H d Le K h Judith Nu b Do S 1 Janice Vog l New We pass, a pageant in a great tradiuon The Seniors of 1956 rt. 1 on 191 . .nl SCHOLARS' SANCTUM. Seven-scnicstcr honor roll stutlents. Frau! win lleft In l'fKLfl7fl,' Carol Strcllta, Mary T, lfuzzari, Eugene Sthcppc, Kcnncth Dcmpslxy, David Hochgurtcl, Michael Seitz. .Vtffmf H1115 ,Iutlith Btnsancc, Constance Dunham, Antoinettff Ruffln. Kathryn Rotkis. Carnal Bonini, Mary Matlulc, Harriet Hunt. Gary Longo. Thin! flllll' james Von Gannett-n. Mary Xwlialey, Rosalie Mueller, Dulnrcs St'lu1ut'l4, Wlaync XK'.l.2LI1l'l'. Shirley Swans, Margucritc Lcthncr. Ffflfrtfv run J Bt-.ttricc Dargin, Kathleen Cramer, Phyllis Scpanski, -loan BULIIQICUIS, Santlra Smulinski, Susan Hughes, james Bcrca. ww .73 - W Q..z,, L. ,M an 'F' 4 5 x ,Z : UA arf. fiiieii umbers, the Language Of eienee fmmaf us testing the wzisafouz of 1116 f1111'ic11fs and exanzining the theories of file f011teH1jwr11rie.v. WHAT A NERVE. jim Kronmiller, a sophomore biologist, probes the nervous system of a crayhsh. STEADY, BOY. A junior chemist, Eugene Dagon, awaits the acid ICSI. At fell: GIVEN: FUNCTIONS. When trigonometry students attempt to solve the functions of any angle, they need plenty of paper, time, and talent. Left to right: Bill Ramcke, jean Ann Francois, Carol Bonini, and Ralph Principe speculate upon the final step. We experienced the necessity of precision of thought as well as precision in work. We came face to face with the challenge of a supersonic era in which we prayed, worked, and played. With its many alluring promises of material progress, science has released man from heavy physical burdens so that he can now freely pursue the intellectual, the artistic, and the spiritual with fewer obstacles. However, the question arises: will the light of science direct man through the labyrinth of material wealth on to its Creator? For us remains the choice. Upon this decision rests the fate of civilization, WEIGHTY PROBLEMS. ,lust a hairline more and the scales will balance for Peter Oehmen, who is completing a physics experiment. Wi as ith Junior Tempo we stepped forward Z0 fzssunze the resgb0115z'bilitz'es of upperclassnzefz. We continued fighting brave battles over un- glaxnorous desks. Double sessions caught us go- ing to and from school with books piled five and six high for eligibility and for promotion. In the crevices of our busy hours we found time to wedge in gab sessions, to try new cheers at pep rallies, and to join clubs or serve on com- mittees. We showed a bit of talent, too, when we presented Mistletoe Madness. On the side we brought home a few forensic trophies and did our mite to cop the l955 football champion- ship. Spring came and with it our class rings. Abruptly we were on the threshold of our senior year. Clarence Adams David Albert Susan Altenbath Judith Andersen Patricia Anderson Richard Anzalone Susan Bachorz David Balane Stanley Barry Bernard Bauer Lee Bauer Thomas Becker John Beery Veronica Bellovary Gertrude Beres James Beres Thomas Beres Bernard Bernatovich James Bernhardt Paul Betchkal Ronald Betker Marilyn Beyer Chales Bie Sheila Bischel so. Gunther Blecker Thomas Boehme Jacqueline Bohmann Richard Bohn Russell Bohn Judith Bonini Joan Bosak Barbara Bnttkal Judith Bowman Henry Brill Michael Brinkman Julia Broseau Sheila Brown Wayne Buehler John Burkhardt Ronald Campbell Bruce Carbonmzau Elaine Carls Ronald Carls Henry Carlson Loretta Casciaro Nancy Cespkes Roger Christensen Roslyn Claire Nancy Coffey Pauline Cooper Anita Cramer James Cranley Joseph Cranley Rita Crocco Patricia Czarnowski Joan Czosnek 4 1 Eugene Dagon lanicc Daleski 4. Mary Daley Frederick Dalton i 1- , Q gk u. , I s 1: 1 f X ,a.. . e L Flora Garbo John Gauthier ,loan Gill David Grant Xlfillinni Grasser Charlotte Green his Diane Gross Dorothy Gross Robert Gross james Grygera Michael Gryniewicz Nanny Haas Norman Haas Richard Hackl Norma Haggerty Elizabeth Hamers Beverly Hansen Carol Hanson Donna Hanson . Mary Ann Harden Mary Alyce Hardy gli' James Heidenreich 'fi Virginia Held Alice Herdt Judith Herman Judith Hettrick Lorraine Highman john Hollow Francis Holul: XY'arrc'n Hoppe Judith Horner Sally Huennekens V G! 1 Sf' K.. C' Thomas Davis Craig DeGuire QT Carol DeHahn Patrick Diener Fred Dober Donna Dodge Q' James Dolisrer t Eileen Dugas lane Dwyer Leon Pall-mer Kathleen Fay David Fcrvoy Genevieve Fink 'Cf 1 ,Z il hm' Flmen COMING UP. Junior otlicers lend fellow classmates on to their senior Terry Flanigan goal. Lal! lu riglili Mithael Gryniewicl. setretaryg .Liner l instn Rgnmld poirik vice president: Mary Lee Sniullen. treiisurerg Ronald llnluhes. presiiluit Barbara Foley E. Mary Foote ' kj! Roberta Fredericks K James Freiburger K Q nv X K C , A 1- qr J L . X fee- -P -, -E ' ' --Q.. 5 y 5.2 FY Fill 'PVS tl K my X 8' W Q -gi I Q l ,B F M M fi- K ll T. . K f ., 1, 75 -. S L .. Q an F R .M I 'Y V D i x 117 . ' i 3 .gy s. , W s. ' M K i . t f i K.-K r r I 1 i f s s Q ' ' g q A gs see L L K - L ' .l L vt J ' ,. of 0 5 W-2, i , X f ll Lili. 7, L W iw ' M V' - 1 f Jil: V, K J he ' L tn iw? .M X ' t in e ' - - 5: 'C Y it in .L,, I an . 'Q , 1' X A ' i, Eff I X of , in gif' Q -iii I f V -'D g g kyhk 5 ' ry - we 'Mi ilirx I my H , t A 4--M ' L gf s i ? V nf S251 'iw ' '. W Y TWINKLE TOES, Santas newest reindeer, stars in Mistletoe Madness, the junior variety show. 38 joseph Lamcrs David Lange Donna Lange Mary Ann LaPar john Lapctina Donald Larsen James Lass Karol Lnznitka Mildred Lechncr Judith Lees lidwin Lemanski Carol Lemke Raymond Lenrz Angela Lopez Cecilia Lopez Glenn Lopour James Lui Henry Maier Karen Maison Judith Markunas Mary Ann Markus Romaync Marsch John May it .1 :gk ,f vw v 'R' m Q ' E if-.. ri V E ,ge A -:nr Ronald llughes llllllard ,lauwlas Q lirisrine ,lainby Ritliard -lanaky l'.1trlii.l,larapkn Dnrivrliy ,larmz lrmnre -liruxli Karl ,lulimmi larul .lulinwn vloAnn ,lulnmm Sandra Kaixler Mary liaskubar Donna Kaye Mildrcil Kcrmeily ,litmus Kumar Lorena Keys Karla Kiewlur Qlucllrll Kai-Mining Ralph Kindl limuin.lrie Kish Rulwrra Kmglil Qlmcpli Knurek luanne Kulwr Judith Ki-nl Rohn-rr Knrtt-iuliik llimimie Kraimcr lnytc liranrer Rnherr Krcul Mary limes Glen Kurhayeu Susan Kuypcrs .luhn Kwan s 2 , . ,re l I ! My A in L ieii 1 it if L eetl L ii I t 51- ' ?1:igg4tg ,ji ,L r i'rr ,V , we ' fr Catherine Maushammer C 3 A . . .5 Q ,lane Meifsner ei Mary Ann Merrcns K - David Michnn K Robert Nilkie ,X W' g K S' K- K a 2 3 'W Q 9 ' rar-nm-L4 Mille-f K K 5 ,L ,ni eil miiz 5. Q- ixnry Miner 'filly My mf' ' K ff ., ' f Susan Miouel Xi' ' ' f K KK KK-5 ' jK George Moore K f... K . A L ax me . K Xlfillinin Mouxxealu , Mary Mross ww, i Thomas Mueller . KK 5 A , - l .irriLk Murphy cg N K. 4: Qui? -'SZ' ' K, K in Q. A llmrlei Myers K K ' K ' - , W. ,. i W 'KX ' K! Q Loix Nelson K . 'K ' f K Andrew Neumann il' ' iw K . Ki K li ' K Larol Niesen K , 5' W ' ' ix I J 5 o rrrrrr M 9 3 Gloria Niesen i lkurirk Noe K K 7 K ,lznnes Olle K KK 'K 1. ,loseph Osrroski A 4 by ig., - he , Summ Pzmke KKKKKKKKK K i -- i K - K. . K . W1lYI11'P21f1k0W ' K' K ' 'fi xl' ' ., V -A . ' Mary Sue Parznun 5:i'i:'Ti'K .- ' Kf , ,.., , .' if K Jil ' ' 21. Donald Paveleuk H lxx .V - x ri Raymond Pawelski Rinlizird Pnwelski + Marci.: Pcxers A i Beverly Perersen il Kr f K K S. -- 5 f Carol Petersen KK ,K K 'QKKKZ .. 'Sf . Kay Peterson K .KK,K KKK KK-g f i Q 1 K K! , ' James Peyron 'A' W' -W ix A -.,, , ij K Charles Pieilsrifrer . ' ' Donna Pfeilsrifrer 1 Joann Pfeilmfzer ' f 1 A 1 , 4 Clmlnm Phillips 'P 1 Dean Pius 'S K -K Q Donald Podknmensky 'S' M Eugene Poguenburg . M 'N-RMK K Ann Porczlro .K K i Lorraine Porcnro iii Joseph Resong K .K Diane Remy K K David Ricehio ,A ,. . K ,K X ix Diane Ricchio r .K if X L .., Q ' h ' ' le K A Donna Richter David Riedel . Gene Rivera V ' K Gertrude Rodenkirch Y Daniel Rosenburg V 51 9 Rielmrd Roszkowski 6, K .r , i K Virginii1Rorhering 5 X' Patrniu Rudin , SUGAR PLUMS of T'was the Night Before Christmas' danced in Mistletoe Madness, the junior variety show ROHM R HH Sfdlllflllll rfefl to rzglvllf Mary Ann Vogel, Kludy lionz, Luis 1 l 4 - X J S U U Nelson, Nancy Cespkes, .Seals-'zf,' Donna Dodge. erin andcrs 3 ' 5. K' 4' A Frances Seholzen QL , ' f ' Eugene Schuster I x 59 rwwwsf' .IO SOS Barbara Bottkol, Harriet Hunt, and Sally Huen- nekens anchor the giant pirate of Penzance for the 1956 Play-Prom project. Laverne Schuster Joyce Schwclitz Lawrence Sharkozy Michael Shaughnessy 2 6- X sf ,. L f M Q, -f. Q' 7, A 3 'ss 3 W as w Q X Constance Sherman Louis Sherman ,lohn Shinkunas Julia Skirmuntas Xvilliam Sklbn Sharon Smith Thomas Smith Mary Lee Smullen N Dorothy Soens Judith Sonntag Darlene Spang Carol Spinsky ' R E Shirley Staebell Joseph Sus Frederick Terry Judith Thomas Cynthia Thorson Patricia Todish June Tomachek Y John Trecek WE' s- . 4? ,, ' l - fr L J 'V K - I My -wi.. 4 ff,-Us , . V A-in rw.. V17- if ' I V g in .L 'V .. fr' VV ',- N yt J .. K K M s WS, 5, 5 f ig . Q sl ar ak my i at -1 E W X 'S ' 'fe Fifi . s A' E' if L i . f .fi rrec . ff A fir. as 1 '-1i se' ., 5 Kigy- f E Q V .:.-my Q Q' f L 5 ' - ' S ' , , i , .fe -- .,ff, ,,.., . i ' ee E iii- V -' .1 :ia l D - ff is . 1 VL 2 4 ' A K A f' .- V15 -' E.. Jkk: i ff s K. gg , s ' A .tex 94153 'ft Robert Wfilling Kathleen W'illmes Priscilla Wolgat Geraldine Yanny Maryann Young 4 I is 3 as ' Q, iJ,s Q . -. . if -it . 'A al '. V . - . ff-sE1g, . U' - .5-:rr r- .. ' 2 .. E' is i f ., S f , 5 iz: 1 K X . 4 .s Vi I K . V .. is-.ei s i sclissti I L 1 V :' Q it b -ea ee Robert Truckey Leo Tutak james Tyhorchek Robert Tykal Carol Urbush Signe Vallin Charles Valukas XVillanetta VanOFfcrcn Amelia Venn-gas Mary Frances Vidas Gary Vinkavich Wlilliam Vimcfo Mary Ann Vogl Mardell Whrers Carolyn XVatkins Anne Xweil Lawrence Wfeisbrotl Rosemary XVenszell Constance Williams Robert Wlilliamson Frank Xvilling THE COURSE OF EVENTS. is .e 'S a Young Americai trace the origin ol tlemocracy in histo classes. FIM! mu' ffcfl. ffllllf fn barb Sandra Kaisler, Anna Marie Rosa, Lorraii Porcaro, Donna Richterc Charles Valul-za Leo Tutak, Lois Nelson. .Siccomf wily' Ros marie Kish, Susan Panke, Constance She man, Charles Bie, Gene Rivera, Mai Virlas, Nanny Haas. Thin! rr11z'.' Diar Rezny, Diane Ricchio, Carol Spinsky, wlur Tornachek, joseph Knotek, Marilyn Beye Mary Ann Vogl. l'r'e,i'i1li1lg.' Bernice Mille iam. V.kf 5, - gpg f , ' mm A Nm U . EMI., 1 win R V x Nl-1-ww M D , . d,,1r T' X Q9 , H i 7 jf . I , W ffmfww ua, -W . ,pf v, ,X FY' ,Q L fwmxnw L X . ' , K My ZQT: I , , x ,A ww f r , - ry Kgqgfs., yy-W -3 5-L , H. ,yy 3igi4is.sg': A Qi! Q-gQ,:h5-.55 X grim? W A W, X 2 1.s.4a5. gg' .fgyk :yr f , , A Q - . , , , . ,, . . -- . V ' 2s:5gifEE551s1f,g-zfgaqli a lfif-fl R . ,.,fz,vqv-M114 wmiaeew' 6m ,g,1 i 'f Q - uf1:f1fT..,w m wry--K In ophomore Style we returned, all 500 of us, high-spirited and in earnest. The year got off with a leaping start when we were elected to produce the first of a series of student shows. With memories of Whispering Hope and of Dancing Cacti from the Si Si Senorita tucked away for future reference, we settled down to a normal routine of theorems and declensions. Although mid semester exams cast a shadow on the horizon, winter holidays offered a welcome respite. Our thoughts turned to the all-important things of life during the annual retreat while we took stance of our spiritual growth. Before we realized it spring was upon us, and we sighted the junior goal. 'ff- , .,,. .., Joanne Adams Kathryn Ahnen Joyce Alberts Felicia Alfano Karlene Aschenbrenner Mary Frances Backus jane Baggott Joseph Barina Judith Bark I0 Ann Barranco Mary Jane Barranco Frank Barry Raymond Baumgardt Joan Becker Mary Ellen Becker Barbara Beicher Daniel Bentz Kathleen Bentz August Beres Evelyn Beres Lawrence Beres Mary Bernhardt Ann Betchkal John Birins V . tt.. .. i tty G it 42 f fa , - tal-ani' it-af:.:.z a-mtg-'Eg bw ,t . . Q john Bishop Edith Bislew Dorothy Blommel Myron Bohn Joanne Bongers Sharon Bonini Luciann Bnticki Mary Ann Bourgouin George Brien Mary Pat Brinkman Gerald Brodek Sharon Buckson Anthony Burant Mary Ann Bushell Frank Bydalek Patricia Carls Janet Celiesuis Thomas Chaffee Ronald Chiapete Lawrence Christensen Mary Ann Christensen Paul Christensen Sharon Christensen Gerry Chumbley Gale Cicero Lynn Cicero Linda Clark Gretchen Clope 3. '56 flip fm xii X it tlxl 1 -Q. 5, . 9 LL G- . K - ' g I 5. I sf A D R 5- . Q W X it AW, K no Xl Q In 1- ,- :r, .N ll: if N lv- ft: 1 a Y R ' 1 iv, va Ll is Carol Fcucht Joseph Filek Rita Fischer XY'illinm lileishman Walter Fleuthaus Judith Floyd Ellen Flynn Arlene Fornnry Louis Fortier Karen lirederickson lillen lireiburger Donald Frirzler lflxline Fucilla Robert Gnbbey Mithael Gnrrity Lawrence Garskl Sandra German Judith Goebel Carole Goeddc Barbara Grabowski Joanne Grauwels Rosalie Greco Linda Griflin Ronald Gross Anita Guarasrio Judith Guse Geraldine Hzxberman Sally Hansen 3 Q., Q s Mifhael Conway Judith Cornette Donald Crain Gerald Llrnvx ford Joseph Cresswell Mary Cfumicek Albert Dandenenu Barbara Dunek Mary Ann Deja Mary Ethel DeM11rsh Janet Dcmpsky Marilyn DeRose Cnmrlle Dex-inc Jean Dobrowolski Thomas Drewek Joseph Drier Donna Drovd Donald Duda Joyce Ebhen Theresa Fiscnman XVillinm Engel Helen Evans Mary lialustlii Rith.1rd Ifeest SPIRITED SOPHS elected class leaders in early fall. left fn ugh! Malilee Zimmers, secretaryg Ronald -Ianaky, presrdent Lrrol Heimes, vice presidentg Earl Wirtz, treasurer, ,ff . if M, r f x r Q s .. f F -A .. I ,,, , gf v G if 1 wi - x e s .st -s af - V if it SP J L s .i5r5zf,. r T. 5' , l V - 1 J , i my x X f .gtg 2.5 -if F71 f h M mg. M 1 -- M fr s W A is -fr ,a.. V ' lt i , J Q M X ' M s.,,- -- - 1 ' ' ts a t grief-f: I 5-.M-w ' il s V M95 ' un . .. , . 1. -' -s,- - 'R+ A fn J. If 'gy -- ali? ,, f 51 K '- i , -Jss ver by J 8, Q wi Peter Hanson i Diana Harlow I M 9 Q M K' GailHartl Y . i ti f Thomas Hayek in LVVL A 1. e A x Jane Hazlett F ' V Q Alvin Heck , 9' . Robert Heck X - ' A i Fred Hegeman ' i X Janet Heidenreich Emily Hcidorn K 'a Q' Eleanor Heilman Liifggk- V S t st L + K Carol Heimes X51 . i X Lee Hermes xx U my Robert Hesse it fi :bf X . .-wx L - li - Mary Lou Hilgers s - f fi E I . James Hoffman A, i X HOLE, HOLA, HOLlTA! Fair senoritas and gay caballeros t dance a fandango. Left to right: janet l-leiclenreich, Mary Jo Liegler, Patrick Pettit, Bob Kochanslci, and Marjorie Kufhajeci Patricia Holly A 'A 9 Diane Holsinger - 6' S5315 v . Donna Holsinger A 'gf-1 - e Marilyn Holub ii James Horner Qt Harvey Huston , Michael Igguldcn ' A X Robert Jacko - A - . . . r Judith Jacobsen . y ,- h. 2. A ?i i if . mg ,Y me my hVV is 1rsI0n.il1aJai:1aiey .ii 5 fgsilra. ' - 1 . , K , - ann' JU mon 'B' . I Ali? 5' V -f ' - ,ii l' in ff Thomas Johnson . V 51 . I V f. ' Xa, 7 Q. 'Milf-I Dorothy Jorgensen li' i J K ' V . . , A James Kaiser ., .. Q , 5 ' , -r Verda Kelleher if.. . gag K X ' fr ' K A Kathleen Kelly' Y' . ' Carole Kexel ' is - A f , I A ' . - - ' Mary Kielar a ,K , i 9 QV g A . .Q i V. Edward Kiersztian ' , F -Q Z A J Ki K js Joseph Kiesler ' , A- ig -':: , ., . ,. , ' ' ' ' a j X , Robert Kuchanski ' ' ii Rose Konicek ' I Marion Krrsterman K Karen Kothe gi . ' : - S ,, i - Tod Kuvnra i eee . r 5 N . e . W Q., i - A fi 1. it was if is Q i i is A ii gsgllgrflgpaiochvll i ees .i , is rr- - JOY Kfawk if , I zxl I t L.:,, -. ,, .gg i - r,-: . .jggge-4. A .f I , Carole Knva ' -'r 5iz:i5fisifi' YM ii - I V Richard Kroes X . 5 ii fi 5 Susan Krogg tx ,. 5 A ..:, ..WmijgS E James Kronmiller H ' ,::,, Siiiilifl . V . . . 5 lg Q 1 I V 5. riry 5 L 'lefsfig H My VV?: 1 5 5 g John Krueger . . , Q ii i ' r i .. Rifhflfd Kfufgef In A. -- : S. 2. V K :.. I ,. in K. Roger Krueger - lf ' ,. K -- ffiff . Q. -' ' iff.. i V Mary Anim Kllkla .A , is .... . ii.. i . . . ss es -r .sr 1, A ' rir . H , e .. i ' 1 ' Mnfiofic - iiessi i Q f r - was 1. - x ' t Q Ronald Lacanne 44 if 6 x Q r ' 1 A X 1? X rig Wg , sew g' s A t SS, it fi ' 4 's ..,Z..., ef me ,.f--:- r We Geraldine Minnecki Ann Miller Judith Miottel Cecelia Mueller Geraldine Mueller Mary Mueller Paul Mueller Daniel Muleski Mary Jo Murnmre Josephine Murphy Janice Nitvin Joanne Neustedter Thomas Nitsch Frances Noll James Nondorf Patricia Noonan JoAnn Novak Mary Ann Novak David O'Bricn Thomas Organ William Organ Anna Marie Ortiz James Pauls Diana Pedersen David Peltier Thomas Pcnza Bernadette Perkins Janet Petersen Karen Petersen James Peterson James Pettit Timothy Pettit Elizitheth Lakatos Jeryl Lange Mary Lechner Lou Ellen Lichter Mary Jo Liegler Kathleen Lucas Judith Mnclole Mary Jo Malinowski Josephine Mander Lawrence Mantlernntk James Mann Hurry Mares Xwilliam Markus Lawrence Martin Joseph Mitrtinelli Kenneth Mastari Marlene Matthews Mary Mgtuer Joan McCloskey Tlwtnzts Mclntyre Douglas McQuestion Mary Menden Charles Mertens David Meteyard , . MN. ., K CAPERING CACTI pursue their spirits in the sophomore variety show, Si, Si. Senoritaf' Lal! to nqlvl Mtlilce Lim mers, Mary Backus, Mary lillen Becker. , T h i g V T .. J sr h It D J M 5 A Q, its If is ' rets H P ttsr sst . i, P' g if li l i if .ms V, Wg 5 .T 'M B I T 1 - LEAPING LENA whispers little hope for fleft to right? Frank Barry, James Peterson, Daniel Bentz, Ronald Janaky, and Lawrence Christen- sen who are on their way south of the border in Si, Si Senoritaf' the sophomore variety show. 46 Mary Josephine Popp Kathleen Porasik Sranley Porirz Thomas Poulsen Shirley Powers Florence Presta Judith Prible Angeline Pryor George Puffer John Pulice Judith Raiche Madelyn Redmond Patricia Redmond Sylvia Ringelsterter Karen Robers Carolyn Roberts John Rohleder Joseph Romano Joan Rongland Marilyn Rorek James Rosso James Ruggaber JoAnn Saculla David St. Amour Virginia Salak Michael Saunders Mary Scharding Marcia Schinkowitch X Robert Schliesmann S I WK 6. Carol Scholz K A ' up K 1 K E: , Donna Scholzen A I .W 'K .J Marilyn Scholzen X tr' 1 if I Y Gretchen Schulte ,Q i 2. t Q John Schweitzer I 'p Q 2 t Sharon Sebastian Lili , . , J Suzanne Seifert ii i i f E Judith Seitz v A lp K K 1 Clarice Sevcgny - . X ..r,. if iii rgh: if 5.1 Judith Shaughnessy K? W '--s 2- K KM William shaughnessy S W 'X 1 an M Lawrence Shimkus K K George Shoup -K 1? ' 5' 1 r he Richard shuiak l H ii ' . , A Josephine Simanek K i R t 1' 1 wk , Loretta Sivoli N . - 4, Charles Skala 2 S S i s h f t Mary Smith t YT' K Suzanne Soens ' Barbara Sorenson - M A iq James Sorenson had Q. i S if Richard Spang i' i , ' Dolores Steinhoff KA . K l A X 3 QS loscph Sregner Harold Sternbcrg ,ludirh Stnllenwerk Gladys Strauss David Sruebc' Franus Stulac ,lohn Talos Richard Tempcstn us. A y ja nf A W J init i' i Rose Ann Tempcsra Ann Thomas A ' Patricia Thomas ' in - . Q' Henry Thompson -- ' . L Q, Stanlfy Ton1PaCl1 GT V - ii wif Phillip Tremmfi A es' W ' i ' P John Trimberger K Daniel Tully Marilyn llminski 7 K .5 Eileen llndorf P I , 6,4 rg, cs s Joyce Valukas ,tw I K' Michael Vandcrheydcn ., H i K ' N, lilizabcrlm Vnssallo X ' -. . Dolores Vassh Thomas Verber Dolores Vt-rbcten , A ,,' Gerald Vcrviey Q 1, W Q Vx, My - as I 5. Mary Vilagi w,Q'f A - , - L- Q 4 i Rarnoim Villarreal I 5 ' K ' is jamcc Vogclmann c Q i v , 3 ig' P Judith Voleska ' K I Elaine Wkigner sf is -V Richard W'arnerski A ' 'Q' Victoria Wlawiorka Qs- ! , Jane XVeiss W' x . e- Frances Werth K W a , A..-b X in lanet Weykcr W f Mary Ellen Wheelock Mary White I i John XVidmer i A ir Karen Wfilear , six t 'iiiw Iames Williams h I Jeanine Wilson W 1 Earl Wim ii t V Mary Wolfe V K H? Barbara Wozniak FLYING FINGERS. Seniors discover extra thumbs as they test their manual dexterity. Left to right: Pete Oehmen, Gary Heck Charles Beffel, Raymond Benedict, Ken Dempsky, Dale Burmeister and 4- Q: , iv Walter Wozniak Susan Hughes' , - , Fred Yost 5 K . K Rose Marie Yost Barbara Zalesak Q., Y' Eleanore Zepnick Rudolph Zerzanek Malilee Zimmers fw fi! M 55? ,- nf I' Nw yn, QW Key uccess and Skills formed an opening wedge to an important future in the business world. The ability to earn a living and live on what one earns is a viral problem for every individual. ln business enterprises we learned to plan, prepare a budget, record transactions, and interpret re- sults. Dictation and transcription exercises prepared us to accom- plish the tasks of a secretary efliciently and conf1dently. Daily practice in beating out a rhythmic usdf and in posting journal entries transformed neophytes into professional secretaries and accountants. To complete our course, we analyzed the fundamental Christian principles necessary for the stability and security of economic life and well-being. SECRETARY OF TOMORROW. With ease and grace Jackie Lopour glides over the lines of the shorthand pad leaving a page of interesting characters and symbols. NEAT SHEET. ln office practice class Walter Bola produces a mailable letter with the first attempt. Az lefz: RECKONING DAY. Bob Cramer fstarzdirzgl points out balance in credit column to Cidentifiablej Bob Markus, Milly Ancinec, and Nick Miller. 49 Cf Freshman Days we, on the second shift, alone bear witness. With ample corridor space we shuttled swiftly from class to class. We strug- gled through the traditional stages of every typical Latin and algebra stu- dent. Some of us made the Honor Rollg others were elected as our leaders. Gradually we drank in the spirit of St. Catherines by attending upperclassmen assemblies and by com- pleting the rooting section at varsity games. We pledged ourselves as saints and scholars to uphold with undaunted loyalty a priceless heritage of a Catherinite. Thomas Acklam Diane Aiello Stephen Albert Fay Alger Peter Altenbach W'illiam Altenbach Barbara Armour Francis Auger Mary Lou Autermann Rosemary Barranto Gail Bartkowski Griffith Baumann Virginia Becker Jacqueline Benedict James Benjamin Judith Ann Beres Thomas J. Beres Thomas Bernhardt Mary Ann Betchkal Joy Betko Dorothy Beyer Gerald Beyer Nancy Beyer Carol Biesack Kenneth Bilodeau Mary Birkholz Jon Bischel James Bittner Francine Blaha Bonnie Blodgett 50 Frances Blommel Joseph Bode lu Bevcrly Bohn Richard Borel Beverly Borsch Nancy Botrkal Jennie Braun Barbara Brodel-Q Kenneth Broihier Barbara Brook Ronald Broulllett Eugene Burmeister Mary Butler Peter Calvino Elizabeth Carls Susan Cary Peter Chard Peter Charnon George Chats James Chernouski Donna Chuzles Patricia lficslukowski Richard Clausen Eugene Cleereman Judith Coates Mary Costello Donna Cramer James Cramer Janice Crawford Jerome Cress Dennis Cronnin Teresa Cruz S Marilyn Cfzarmvwski w. C 5 ' - Mary Ann Dncquiito K L , K K it, L L Pnrririrx DcCellc5 'Y' if . , K A. Q55 ng-M Q' .4 . 1 ,' ' K Frank DcLuCa A K , gi Dennis Dclwlark Kathryn Dclwlark gh Mary Ann Dclwlark 5' K . Renee DcMark Y XK' KK K KK l'li1r,y jnsepliinc DcRose Is X Sandra Dmpins K f Ann Dcuster v, ,R SK. A , gr , David Devine I A . v K -, 4 Joan Diqlccrr ' , Danicl Dodge V Joseph Dunnlics 5 'F ., David Drcwck K , 5: Edward Dubicl , ' l K fi I joseph Fish-nman Q? ' 6 'T' Y KK Kg: Deanna Elgines SK A ,M Kl jenn Iirmcrt f - x 'sr rw V x t I I , .. -711-f . ' Nnrslm Ernst I: A K K GK KKK K i Q A David liallico Q X f K 3' Vk: 5- 5 Robert Ifccir . 4 sul KX KKK-LK. . tv-.f K, ' .. K ': ' K ' ,, ,. K K r Q Harold Funk '11, K X -I K K X KKKKA l I K .K ,lolmn Fitzgerald 'E 5 1 A 15 A ff THE YOUNGEST LEADERS. ,Luncs M.1y. fl'C.l5Ll rcr1 . 'r LK lfrancing Blalm. vile prcsidcntg Cllml R.1lWL'. surc- .Q Thomlw Fl0Yll tnryg Miclmcl Kl-lIUIl1.l5, president. 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'Y It ff . L. ' Thomas Minneri gr A 4' V' r ' Delia Miranda 1 ' fi ,wr Q -- Qu David Mitchell N it . M 'M I L t .S5g'5,. R Terry Morin in t K Q. Q ifgfzlia X X 'i ,lmeph Mrazek ' t ,. Suzctte Mura K j K Y Sharon Nzltalc N wx 6 fm - ze K , '- . A Q. Donna Nelson z' k M W W ,,, . S 5 Caryl Nelson X tif xv! Lx.. i ri r YZ It james Nelwon 7 af' k A l X K K K Mary Nelson ' -- , ' LL-Roy Neu K Kenncrh Nickerson A - Gary Nic-Xen A f .. V , B Loretta Nieien Q ,KR - H ' , Y Q2 . Rae Ann Niescn , K g I lg. 11 I ' A Lk,-in 4' W I t X QL Patritia Noll , N R i L Yfalter Novak I 'ii 'A ' SX, ,L . - l Donna Nyiri i K 5 x Ll , tt E? E Ii v ,,., X, , Fred Ohernherger Charles Ubligata . A . James Oehmen :gg - I 'W' K A w ,lalnt-S Ulley 1 3 - 61 5 V K gg Q5 , ix Donald Orth Y Q 3 WIN v- - lutlnli Ortli ' R - 5 LL 'V . ' Q ff Sharon Orzal ' ' f K t Robert Ott ir l . 6 - Paul Parsoncse ' . Mary Patnezmde W1 ' ' F James Pawelski if - V ' Amelia Perez X 4 K A xp Dennis Pero ' Parricla Peters ill ' l K l,awrt'nte Petersen A Margo Petersen .L 4 ya 2- Karol Peterson ' X,,' .ai v ,X .loan Piper A ' i L, 7 Lawrence l'lfLli.ll1Ol'l1 t -' K A .V Jeanette Puck I . dx . Carol Rube A Jerome Radandt S ,lr Qs at Q' -Iolin Ramfke fi A 'R f Robert Rec-sman Q 'L ili 5, I - V Judy Rcmillard , 'Q ' , A ' I ' Kathleen Riley t 53 t - - Dolores Rivera , V L Monita Rotlenkirtli G f W gi Karen Rogawski ' I 'B-1 r V ' S 1 tr.. A f I Jeannine Romano xl gf Robert Romnel-c ,ffl 'Q A Samuel Rontlone TN Q: H Sharon Rosera 'if Donald Ryellc . qs Q. I ' ' .Q Thornas Sabol f 9 A ' K 2 , ' A Suxan Salbruiter I Q' V Susan Santk a n 1' Carl Savaglia IIE - - ff Margery Stliemmel Q , , 1' Grate Schcppc C' Qs .' 6 S f A Q Donald Schinkowitch , i x 5 lf, K . 5 X ' xgerh Karen Sthneidcr A I ' g 'A N , ' Rit'l1:1rtlSt'lnnltz 4 ii W 'K tl I g 5 Q .. ' A lXllCl1fiClSLllklCIlC , - N Y M 1 K f im 2 at l fa YQ Michael Thomas Diane Threlen Lawrence Thielen Paul Tomka Joan Tostesnn Barbara Totem Mona Trautman Sue Ty borchek Antoinette Tyler Jerome Tylla Kathleen Unrein Mary Vandermuss Clayton Venne David Verheyen Jeanette Vervvcy Marilyn Visek John Vitatco Richard Walenta Mary Lou Walsh Romuald Walsh Janice Waltenberger Daniel Weil Thomas XVeill Bernard Weisbrod William Weiss Amy Wellnitz Robert Westphal George Westrich Thomas Wfeyker Barbara Whalen Mary I., Whalen Carol XVhite Mary XVi1ling Richard Wood Peter Wynhoff David Zirkelbach Catherine Sehuppe Eugene Schuster Karen Schwochert Carol Seeger James Seitz Kalman Sharkozy Janet Sherhnski Thomaa Sherman Ute Siehenborn Marcia Simenson Judith Singsheim Barbara Smigun Michael Smullen Janis Sullazo Thomas Surauf ,Toy Sradther Robert Steherle David Stegner Dennis Stindle Xwalter Stobb Josephine Storck Mary Jean Stratman Mary Strelka Thomas Stuelke David Sullivan Charlene Sura ,lohn Swencki Geraldine Tarr Donald Tempesta 5 3 E 'Mb 1. ,,j - , ,s..,..... l X s qu? NL '69 .pf PIIM MISS. In clothing classes girls learn tn sew a fine seam to increase their personal wardrobe on an econom'y plan. Left to right: Theresa Camarda,'Mary Falaschi, Sue Miotell, Dolores Kielar. h M 2' t m - 1 Thou leavs't Thy print in other works of Thine, But Thy whole image Thou in man hast writ. Oh what ai lively life, what heavenly power, Fi'Lg ' ' What spreading virtue, what a sparkling fire! 4 LZA ,k On the Quest of Truth Sr. Crztherinefv .vodalisfs sez' out to spread Clirisfs !2i17gd07ll flzrrmgfi Crzffzolie Aeiion. Armed with kim-wledge and zeal, they bfl17CiCL1i together in eonznzziflees to baffle for the Queen. As a separate and distinct unit of the Sodality the School Welfare Committee, composed of the class officers and two homeroom representatives, met each month to study and solve current school and student problems. These solutions were then re- layed to the respective homerooms. Through the program of the School Welfare students learned to be tolerant of the opinions of others, to avoid criticisms and resentments, and to work together for the benefit of all. GETTING ACQUAINTED. Eager SSCA delegates inform Father Campbell, SJ., that Racine's Angels are the greatest . Sftllldillg lleft Io rightl: Father Campbell, George Blommel, Mary A. Fazzari, Warren Greco, Ron Bentz, joe Kurhajec, George Gillett. Seated: Mary Whaley, Mary Lee Smullen, Angeline Salerno, Norm Wirtz. -...us N 3 A . sl. 11 A,--cv X 59 In the spirit of true apostles the Home-Foreign Missions Committee extended material aid to local and foreign Helds. Filling Red Cross boxes, pro- viding Christmas dinners and collecting clothing for the needy, and sponsoring the Lenten collection of funds for missionaries afforded many oppor- tunities to experience the true joy of giving. MISSIONS COMMITTEE. Co-Chairmen: Margaret Zinnen, janet Finsen. Armed with the firm conviction that the source of all strength lay in the Holy Eucharist, the Eucharis- tic Committee fought to increase frequent recep- tion of Holy Communion. Soliciting membership in the Knights and Handmaids of the Blessed Sacra- ment and conducting a Youth Week campaign set the stage for their initial projects. EUCHARISTIC COMMITTEE. Co-Chairmen: James Held, Rose Marie Porirz. In defense of the Catholic viewpoint members of the Discussion Committee learned how to refute modern attacks on the Faith. Witli convincing arguments they were able to uphold true doctrines and to denounce false principles. DISCUSSION COMMITTEE. Chairman: Beatrice Dargin. KNIGHTS OF THE ALTAR. Francis Stulac '58, Lawrence Weisbrod '57, James Held '56, Thomas Poulsen '58, Mike Seitz '56. In companionship with Mary Our Lady's Com- mittee recruited forces to imbue the school and the world with the spirit of Mary. Three major projects of the year, the Homecoming shrine to Mary, the Christmas parade float, and the Worltl Sodality Day program, rebounded with the zeal and enthusiasms of Marys devotees. OUR LADY'S COMMITTEE. Co-Chairmen: julie Haislmaier, Mary liazzari. That Christs truth might prevail in a troubled world was the goal of the Catholic Truth Com- mittee. By gaining a hetter knowledge of Catholic doctrine. they were equipped to meet the enemy who appeared in the form of immoral literature and materialistic ideas. They also strengthened their position by promoting subscriptions to Cath- olic reading for the Catholic home. CATHOLIC TRUTH COMMITTEE. Chairman: Judy Bonini. The Personality'l.eadership Committee realized the need for future leaders among Catholic laymen. Rotating chairman duties for monthly meetings provided an opportunity for the individuals to practice leadership. Through timely discussions on ways and means to develop personality, a neces- sary asset for leadership, a standard was set for personal improvement in little everyday affairs. PERSONALITY-LEADERSHIP COMMITTEE. Representatives: Norman Wirtz, Nancy Quinn. THE SCHS BAND. Front row fleft to rigbtlf Edith Bislew, Joyce Valulcas, Marilyn Scholzen, Robert Kochanski, Ronald Betker, Donald Karasek, John Birins, Lawrence Garski, Dennis Mann, Judith Beres, Jacqueline Benedict, Joan Westrich, Janet Petersen. Second row: Sandra Despins, Gail Hartl, Betty Mathews, Lawr- ence Baranick, Francis Stulac, David Peltier, Ronald Janaky, Richard Jacobs, Marguerite Lechner, Mary Alyce Hardy, Karen Schneider, Dorothy Jarosz, Mary Miller. Third row: Michael Smullen, Donald Larsen, Donald Kosch, Dean Pias, Lawrence Petersen, Ronald Carls, Joseph Resong, Thomas Verber, Robert Ott, Dennis Pero, Gerald Crawford, Mary Lechner, Laverne Schuster. Fourth rouu' Dennis Baumgardt, James Hauser, Eugene Heck, Patrick Foley, Donald Ryelle, David Michna, Robert Willing, Raymond Baumgardt, Henry Maier, Robert Tykal, David Lange, Barbara Whalen, Margaret Kralicek. Fanfare and Echoes rolled on when yffty SCHS band members reported for 1955-56 roll call. TOP PERFORMANCE. All music groups unite in melody and song at the Musical Extravaganza, the spring music festival. Trombones slid into shivering vibratos, trum- pets sent forth the bugle call, woodwinds throbbed, and drums tumbled on. Daily re- hearsals under Mr. John T. Opferkuch, band director, soon eliminated the uncertain tones and sounds. When Homecoming festivities drew near, the marching unit led by Robert Tykal, drum major, drilled routine forma- tions and maneuvers for the parade. Dennis Baumgardt, a senior trombone player, rallied a pep band to participate in pep assemblies and to spirit the team at basketball games. In addition to preparing for the school's music festival, the band continued to perfect selections for the festival sponsored by the Wisconsin School Music Association. Through daily practice sessions twenty-Eve pioneers achieved musical success. Bowers and pluckers of strings revived the tones of youth and joy, of pain and passion, of majesty and glory. Before them danced notes, signs, and symbols as each music-maker interpreted his scores. They exhibited skill and com- petency at the sophomore student show, the annual Christmas program, and the Musical Extravaganza. To culminate prohciency in string-melodies, the orchestra expressed the threats and cries of the Pirates of Penzance. TOP PERFORMANCE. All music groups unite in melody From a Hundred Stops and trin S mel0a'ie.v of the SCI-IS orcliestrfz rose and fell in rfrythnzic fvllterns. THE SCHS ORCHESTRA. Front row llefl to riglatl: Mary Margaret Deliries, Carole Kriva, Camille Devine, Joan Verbeten, Jean Sanders, Mary Mauer. Second faux' Rosalie Mueller, Mary Ann Bushell, Rose Marie Kish, Sharon Buckson, Mary Lou Hilgers, Shirley Powers, Joan Westrich, Donna Hanson. Third row: Janice DuBois, Mary Lu Maller, Carol Lemke, Nancy Nelson, Jeanne Thomas, Lawrence Martin. Fourth max' Raymond Baumgardt, John Birins, Raymond Delelahn, Lenore Jirush lac- companistj, Judith Burkett. 63 64 ln a Thousand Blended Notes THE SOPRANOS AND TENORS OF THE SCHS CHORISTERS. Front 7010 fleft to rigbll: Harriet Hunt, Elizabeth Hamers, Rosalie Muel- ler, Ellen Seiberlich, Renee Kita, Marilyn Beyer, Ann Spaay, Don- na Theama, Susan Panke. Second row: Jane Schulte, Donna Dodge, Constance Rudin, Kay Petersen, Loretta Shelton, Kathryn Rotkis, Mary Whaley, Mary Ann Vogl, Agnes Bower, Judith Yunl-res. Third row: Carol Strelka, Ger- aldine Yanny, John Lapetina, Charles Pfeilstifter, Robert Kor- tendick, Russell Roetzer, David Ricchio, Wayne Buehler, Judith Markunas, Bernice Miller. Fourth row: Ronald Carls, Michael Brinkman, Charles Cary, Matthew Rotkis, Darryl Cremer, Thomas Grabowski, Patrick Colbert, James Henes, Michael Gryniewicz, Law- rence Weisbrod. melody burst from the hearts and souls 0 the Clzoristers and the Afve Maria Choir. THE AVE MARIA CHOIR Front rou Kleft to rzgbt? Mary Fazzari Diana Hagen Mary Bowers Ros lyn Claire Marlene Merchle Ar dith Carlson Janice Muleski Kathleen Kralicek Second mu Therese Fazzari Elizabeth Beyer Beverly Olson Patricia Myers Nancy Quinn Valeria Valente Evelyn Campbell Rosemary Wenszell Yvonne Gouge. Thzrd mum' Carol Calkins, Bonnie Krai- mer, Darlene O'Brien, Doreen Smith, Phyllis Mianecki, Rose Marie Poritz, Delores LaPat, Don- na Kaye. Fourlla faux' Jeanne Thomas, Jarmila Ancinec, Dol- ores Schnuck, Margaret Stobb, Barbara Delaney, Mary Margaret DeFries, Elizabeth Benedict, An- nette Osadsky, Patricia Bonnar. At a sign from the conductor eager voices ascended-sometimes animated in conversational tone, then gay with rhythmic pulsa- tion of a dance, now swelling to a thunder-roar, or dying to a pianis- simo hush. Individuals merged into a single harmonious unit losing their identity in the common creation of song. Exhilarated by suc- cess, St. Catherines singing world let their voices ring out and over the earth through all grief and strife with a golden joyf' Offirerr: Darryl Cremer, president, Robert Grimal, treasurerg Antoinette Rulllo, secretary. ith Combined Choral Groups there teas 111 usit' in the air for the llll II ual 0f7c?7'6'I'fII, The Pirates of PL?lI12ilIlIl't?.H THE ALTOS AND BASSES OF THE SCHS CHORISTERS. Frou! rnzi Neff lo ffllllflf Whititla Dvietlzic, Sally Huennekens. ,Iacqueline Bohmann, Beverly Blalia, ,ludith Burkett, Romayne Marscli. Pa- tricia Anderson. Nanny Colley, Beverly Peterson. .Xt r om! ion .' Sandra Sniolinski, ,lane Krahn, Antoinette Rultlo. Paul Iiettli- kal, David Lennertl, Phyllis Se' panski, Susan Barry, lilifalietli Weniiiiiti. -lutlith liosanet. 'I'lu'i'.f rozzx' ,lames Kesser, Gary lilue- mink, Frederick Terry. Richaril Anzalorie, Ronald Rulfalo, Charles Myers, Patrick Diener, Robert Grinial. Michael Shangh- nessy, Fffnifli mia: Lieraltl Kenth, Robert Milkie, 'lames llaas. Daniel llahn, Richartl ,l.tn.iky. Patrick Murphy, litlxxin l.em.1n- ski, Russell Bohn, Daniel Rosen- burg, john May, THE AVE MARIA CHOIR. Frm!! mu' lfelf In tiglvlli Lorraine Por- caro, Sharon Smith, ,lutlith Bow- man, Ann Porcaro, Frances Schol- zen, Sheila Brown, Barbara Foley, Dorothy Dlarosz, Mary Mross. Ser- ouzl mu: Susan Kuypers, Kath- leen Willmes, Charlotte Green, Alice Herdt, Mary Foote, Mary Ann Markus, Constance Williams, Carol Hanson, Constance Sher- man, Willanetta Van Ofleren. Thin! rum' Carol johnson, Nancy Cespkes, Terry Flanigan, Mary Daley, Darlene Spang, Nancy Haas, Pauline Cooper, Diane Rezny, Diane Ricchio. Fourlh mir: joyce Schwelitz, Mary Lee Smullen, Lois Nelson, Janice Daleski, Lorraine Highman, Loretta Keys, Catherine Mau- shammer, -loan Czosnek, Joann Pfeilstifter, Sandra Kaisler. Vocal contributions of sparkling melodies and lilting music stirred an appreciative audience at the Musical Extravaganza. Witli hymns, carols, and old favorites the singing groups appeared before the student body and civic groups, winning prestige in the local musical world. No final note ended the year of choral activities, for each music-lover kept singing in his heart memory's mystic melodies. Offireim' Mary Margaret Deliries. president, Nancy Quinn, vice presitlentg 5 live lyn Campbell, treasurer fx EDITORIAL HUDDLE. Errors Hy when eager journalists race with time. Luft In riglvl: Kay Mattes, Jim Held, Russell Roetzer, Lynn Jacko, Gene Scheppe. The Shield Staff Co-editors: Marilyn Jacko, Russell Roetzer: asso- ciate editor: Kay Mattesg news editors: Mary Helen Cumicek, Eugene Scheppeg feature editors: Jane Baggott, Nancy Coffey: sports editors: James Held, Judy Konzg columnist: James Held: artist: Don Roserag photographer: Tom Panlenerg busi- ness manager: Karen Petersen: typists: Millie Ancinec, Diana Hagen, Judith Rozlcowskig con- tributors: Judy Bark, Carol Heimes, Patricia Holly, Harvey Huston, Tom Johnson, Joanne Kober, Mary Jo Liegler, Jan Petersen, Tom Poul- sen, Marcia Schinlcowitch, Sue Seifert, David Stuebe. DEADLINE DETAILS. A group of Shield staff members gather Carol Heimes, Harvey l-luston, Judy Bark, Mary Ann Mer- for a last minute proofreading: session. Sfllflljillg Uefl I0 tens, Seated! Jane Baggzott, Marcia Schinliowitch, Judy rigbtff Janet Petersen, Sue Seifert, Tom Johnson, Pat Holly, Konz, Karen Petersen, Milly Ancinec, Joann Kober, Tom David Stuebe, Nancy Coffey, Mary Jo Liegler, Tom Poulsen, Panlener. hs X - , e JJ wr N5 -.. 6, K 2 w 55 K xiiil S ia 1 : B K-al 6 6 PRESS PLAY. Paste-up time indicates the homeward stretch toward Lance publif cation day for staff members. Slamliug ffeft to righrl: Harriet Hunt, Mary Alycc Hardy, Karen Robers. Sealed: Mary Bernhardt, Marilyn Rorek, Virginia Held, Mary Kielar, Dorothy Jarosz. On-the-Spot Coverage, dares rciffi defzrilizies yicflderl fl monffzly four-jvrlge, fitie-mlmnfz Shield ana' fl 1956 edition of the I,1111r't' The search for news was on. Daily in the inner sanctum of staff rooms 305 and 319 activity buzzed feverishly from one to five. Cub reporters scurried about school and city unearthing bits of informa- tion and data. Heads were put together and ideas were shaken out to capture the spirit of the school in word and picture. Symp- toms of deadline jitters -edgy nerves, exhausted brains, worn down pencils, endless rewriting and retyping-combined with friendly jibes and repartee became a part of the routine as dead- lines loomed menacingly ahead. When the finished product arrived, all trials and problems were soon forgotteng for the press club had met the test of work under pressure. They had produced a written record of achievements and left a treasury of cherished memories. 5 N YT QQ x N 1 .,.:,,,,.. , J. 5 Q s at' V5 YJ F Q if 2 f W .QL X, fb N, V X f ix Q On the Debating' Horizon colleagues czzgrzged in I'lI7'Cf'1ll z'0.s'U111'1'l1 Senior Team Thomas johnson, afiirmative janet Finsen affirmative siffeaf ffm fafls, f!101l.Q'!If mzflzdly, then .rfwke teilfz I'0Il'ZIiI'fIUlI. Resolved: That governmental subsidies should be granted to high school students according to need. Practicel Practice! Practice! Demosthenes' rec- ommendation fot acquiring a proficiency in the are of debate, yielded dividends for the Lincoln Debate Club. Through tedious periods of fact- finding and training the debaters soon mastered the elementary techniques. Before long they were able to enter an intellectual combat and present their case in the brilliant style of Cicero. Witli logic and cool detachment they had persuaded the Honorable judges and XVorthy Opponents to accept the proposed resolution. In addition, each individual club member had increased his self-assurance and self-reliance in vocalizing a de- fense of the right. Invitational tournaments: Seniors, juniors, Sopho- mores- Marquette . . . Sophomore-Third place, St. Ignatius . . . Seniors-Second place, Loyola, Chicago. Trophy tournaments: Sophomores-Third place, St. Ignatius, Chicago . . . Seniors-Second place, Loyola, Chicago . . . Sophomores-Third place, Loyola, Chicago . . . Seniors-First place, Mar- quette. junior Team janice DuBois, ailirmative john Hartl, allirmative julie Haislmaier, negative Sophomore Team Camille Devine, aliirmative Daniel Haas, aliirmative Mary jo Liegler, negative joseph Romano, negative Mary Ann Vogl, negative Freshman Team Brian Krusienski, aliirmative Mary Kuypers, afiirmative Carol Rabe, affirmative David Mitchell , atiirmative Nancy Haas, negative Warren Hoppe, negative Freshman Team jean Ermert, negative Francine Blaha, negative Virginia Becker, negative Linda Hoppe, negative 6 ALL HIS KINGDOM knew of The Hole in the Wall. Left to Mike Seitz, Jane Kwas, Mary Ellen Becker Nancy Frank Seated rlglat Dave Stuebe jack Evenson, Harvey Huston, jim Held, flefl to rigbtlr Malilee Zimmers, Sue Hughes joe Ostroski Barbara McCarthy Dick Bohn, Russell Bohn, Christine Jacoby, Mary Backus. The Curtain Trembled, then parted to reveal the Players' east trrmsforrued into storybook characters of The Hole in the lfallf' While a starry-eyed audience had barely stopped blinking, SCHS Thespians began casting for roles in The Other Wise Man, a one-act Christmas play. Assuming back-stage chores for the Choris- stets' annual operetta, drama-lovers discovered that behind-the- scenes work is often more important than the acting itself. Players also joined the Catholic Theater Conference to keep in tune with the best in theater arts. Through weekly meetings each Player strove to capture the spirit of his organization and his production, then send it across the footlights into the hearts of his audience. Officers: Susan Hughes, presidentg Malilee Zimmers, vice president, Jane Kwas, secretary. The Other Wistf Mau The Dreamer who tells the tale .............. Mary Ellen Becker Artaban, one of the Magi ...... Joseph Ostroski Abgarus, his father ....... .... R ussell Bohn Tigranes, his brother ............ David Stuebe Beor, his servant ........ ...... R ichard Bohn Cyrus, a jewel merchant ......... Michael Seitz Amos, a stricken Wayfarer ........ Russell Bohn Hannah, a woman of Bethlehem --Susan Hughes Sarah, her daughter, a young mother .......... Mary Scharding Ester, younger daughter of Hanna --Jane Hazlett Roman Captain ............-..,, James Held Herod's soldiers .... Fred Dalton, Harvey Huston Leah, an elderly woman ....... Christine Jacoby Tamar, her elder daughter .......... Jane Kwas Anna, her younger daughter --Barbara McCarthy Judith, a Parthian girl ........ Malilee Zimmers Macedonian Soldiers ............. Fred Dalton James Von Germeten Merchants of Jerusalem--Dave Stuebe, Dick Bohn Their wives ....... Sally Hansen, Carol Petersen SAVE ME! Malilee Zimmers pleads with Joe Ostroski, the other wise man. Soldiers, Jim Von Germeten and Fred Dalton, listen with the mob. 1-, MATCHLESS AS THEE! Dave Stuebe, the jewel merchant, offers Queen Sue Hughes pearls which later are placed in the hole of the castle wall. Oflyerr' Barbara McCarthy, lady in waiting, Joe Ostroski, the king. The Hole in the Wall The Property Girls ..... ---Connie XX!il1iams Mary Ellen Becker Mantz, a lackey at court -------- Richard Bohn Bilfy, an undergardener ---------- Russell Bohn Bazooksy, an undercook at the palace ---------- Christine Jacoby The Queen ------------------- Susan Hughes Lady Mertza, lady'in waiting --Barbara McCarthy The King ------------------ Joseph Ostroski -----Nancy Frank Baba, a page ------ The Prime Minister ------------- Jack Evenson The Minister of War ------ ------ J ames Held The Lord High Executioner -- ---Michael Seitz Jacob, a jewel merchant ---- ---David Stuebe A Messenger ---------- ---- H arvey Huston Dancers ------ ---- - --Malilee Zimmers Mary Backus Prompter -- ----- ------- - Jane Kwas 71 Cultures, Old and New I.71'Z'l'fc?d rmmienrs to 7'C?7'Z!l'6Z'UOIL.Y for i7I.Y17i7'flff077 and Ilf7f77'6I'iHffUll tcilfi the classic and the C0l'IU6l1fi071fll. R-I5 GOES TO OPERA. Club R-15 devoted one meeting to studying the general plan and structure of the Aida of Verdi. Foregmunrl flefl m figlallx Carol Strelka, Mary A. Fazzari, jim Von Germeten, Harriet Hunt, Mary Claire Madole. Barkgrnzulrf: Marilyn Jacko, Mary Whaley. 72 LATIN ROUND UP. Group singing of old favorites form a part of Latin Club activities. Clockufiter Frances Michels fat pianoj, Mary Lou Hilgers, Carol Kexel, Barbara An- derson, judy Madole, Kathy Porasik, Mary Claire Madole, jo Ann Saculla. Another club, Romani Hoalierni, launched into the classic Roman world. In a skit the members accompanied Cicero as he walked with Wash- ington and Lincoln at midnight. Other skits which the club enacted included The Football Rally and The Fall of Troy. Over and above perusing their own magazine, Anxilium Latinmn, individuals participated in the nationwide Latin examination. Officerr: Judith Mado1e,pfesidemg Carol Kriva, vice presidentg Barbara Anderson, secretary- treasurer. The world of books cast its spell upon fifteen amateur critics, exclusively seniors. In order to interpret the intellectual currents of the times, R-liers felt the need of broadening their own reading horizons. Through the study of Color Ebony and Dark Symphony they acquired a sym- pathetic attitude toward the race question. The lives of modern authors also provided information to analyze recent trends. Personally enlightened and informed, Club R-15 voiced the secrets of the world of books. offnm.-cami sffeika, James von Germeten, co-chairmeng Marilyn Jacko, secretaryg Eugene Scheppe, treasurer. ln Castles and Chalets Gcrmzzzz anal frfdllfll clubs dino-verea' II riffz lzerinzge amz' sfzrzrca' one teorlaf. IST DAS NICHT EINE SCHNITZEL BANK? The SCl'lI1lIZCl- bank symbol chart intrigues the German Club. Left to right: Charles Pfeilstifter, Julie Haislmaier, Walter Stobb, Judy Burkett, Judy Coates, Sheila Bischel, Dave Balane. The Lorelei Verien organized to acquaint its members with German culture and the German- American heritage. To stimulate their projects, individuals met German exchange students. The club members anticipated a dinner in a German restaurant and strictly German in menu. After a successful candy sale for the benefit of a needy mission, German Club members ended the year with a feeling of genzzillichkeit. Qffifm, David Bai. ane, presidentg Julie I-laislmaier, vice presidentg Judy Burkett, secretaryg Charles Pfeilstifter, treasurer. The secret behind learning to live together as nations and peoples lies in gaining a better under- standing of one another. Through a program of music, literature, games, and group correspond- ence the French Club encouraged and promoted international relationships. At monthly meetings movies and records removed the diHiculties of correct pronunciation and accent. 0f,fifm,51gne Vallin, presidentg Connie Dunham, vice presidentg Karen Robers, secretaryg Jeanne Thomas, treasurer. H-at PARLEZ-VOUS FRANCAIS? Crossword puzzles have no language boundaries and are fun in French Club meetings. Seater! llell to rightlf Connie Dunham, John Kroupa, Judy Lees. A1 lmiznl: Jeanne Thomas, Karen Robers, Signe Vallin, Gary Longo. 73 ith ew Methods and New Books j-'UIIIIKQ blood 'HIIIIZIC ifs f7l1f77'f7If 1415011 ffzc tcorla' of F0711lllitlllfllfllill 111111, ffllillgllf. SKIP'S SKIPPING. Ed fSkipp Wadewitz totes Play-Prom returns to the bank for Secretaries, Inc., who assume all secretarial and financial details of the project. Left to right: Ed Watlewitz, Shirley Soens, Carol Strelka, joan Pryztarski. 74 LIBRARY LADIES. The Library Club reports for duty and a picture. Left to right: Eleanore Zepnick, Joyce Alberts, joan Becker, Barbara Zalesak, jac- queline Benedict, Janice Craw- ford, Sandra Despins. In the congenial atmosphere of books nine willing helpers offered friendly assistance to all patrons of the school library. During study periods and after school hours they received and shelved books, checked cards, and tidied up the library. A month- ly bulletin recommended good reading selections and announced recent additions to the bookshelf. Through personal experience of handling all types of books, young librarians opened wide the vistas of knowledge for themselves and others. Offirerr: Mary Fazzari, president, Joan Becker, vice presi- dentg Sandra Despins, secretary. Foremost among the aims of the Secretaries, In- corporated, was to maintain and defend Catholic principles in the business world. In addition it strove to maintain a high quality of personal workmanship and conduct. To test their ability in this regard,the Secretaries conducted all finan- cial transactions associated with the annual Play- Prom project. Through field trips to the Ameri- can Bank and Trust Company and S. C. John- son's Wax Company they saw everyday offices in action. Guest speakers offered many valu- able tips on business ethics and personal habits to be practiced and developed by aspiring appli- C211'lf5- Officers Theresa Fazzari, president, Kathryn Rotkis, public relations, Ann Spaay, secretary. oiee Experiences of CFC .s'fre.t.t0al effcffi-z'e UXf7l'U.S'.YfIllI in orzicr in me the Iffzglisfz 111712111126 r'0111fi11r'i11gly and jvcrx1111.s'i-Daly. Wlien a sudden shriek or a declamatory outburst pierced routine silence, it was evident that the forensic tryouts and practices for tournaments were in progress. A variety of selections offered chal- lenging opportunities for personal initiative and growth in creative- ness. Modern Patrick Henrys went off to the Midwest Catholic Speech League to joust with fellow-league members. Testing their forensic skill further, young orators participated in invitational tournaments sponsored by St. Scholastica High School of Chicago and St. Georges High School of Evanston. When final scores and ratings were tallied, St. Catherines Forensic Club had attained another triumph in the oratorical world. WE LAUGH. Eugene Dagon, Sue llughes. WE WEEP. Malilee Zimmers, Barlwara McC.trtl15 WE EXTEMPORIZE. Tom Johnson, Xvarren Iloppe. WE ORATE. Marilyn Jacko, janet Finsen, WE DECLAIM. Don Lukas, john Hartl. 1 nlilxn COFFEE BREAK. To fill and replenish cups and more cups at coffee time the Hostess Club began the long relay. Lef! to right: Donna Dodge, Judy Bosanec, Signe Vallin, Mary Alyce Hardy, Loretta Kiersztian. ith Cup and aucer fzrrfmgeaf nearly beside eflfft plate grfzfious hostesses eagerly awaited their guests. Pride and confidence increased as young volunteers served steaming dishes of appetizing food at the Senior Supper, at the breakfast for the Holy Name Society and for the Knights of Columbus. Oblig- ing young ladies also assisted at the CSPA convention luncheon and the Alumni Banquet. Transforming themselves into jet-pro- pelled dishwashers, the hostesses mixed fun with stacks and stacks of dishes. After the last spoon was in place, the Hostess Club mem- bers discovered that in addition to rendering a loyal service, they had formed many a lasting frienship. Qffimjf Loretta Kiefsztian, presidentg Signe Vallin, vice presidentg Judy Roszkowski, secretaryg Mary Lu Maller, treasurerg Donna Dodge, historian. Aspirin Chefs and Teachers flfquireal 11010 sleflls and l6I'll7Il'f1IlU.S' 111 ser-wee groufvy flzaf blemled work iezflz fun. HIS HONOR, Mayor VI. Humble lauds the work of the FTA in local Civil Defense projects. Lef! lu rfgblf .lim PCtCrSon, Harvey Huston, Virginia Sal- ak, john Kroupa. jo Ann Mander, Pat Kearney, Mayor DI. Humble. The Future Teachers of America, the newest club in school, captured the spotlight by offering tutoring opportunities to students in need, secre- tarial services to the administration, and substi- tutes for absent instructors. Defense-minded members alerted the student body to the need for Civil Defense through an assembly. Bi- monthly meetings stressed the necessary qualities of a good teacher as well as the basic principles and methods essential to success in the fleld. Although the club is young, some of its mem- bers have already experienced the realities and the satisfaction afforded by the teaching profes- SIOU- Officers: john Kroupa, president, Harvey Hous- ton, vice president, janet Peterson, secretaryg jo Ann Manders, treasurer. Youthful appetites offered no problem to the cafeteria staff who were able to heap mounds of mashed potatoes or relish hot dogs by the hun- dreds. Efiiciency, speed, and courtesy satisfied a hungry student body day after day. Special menu days of long Johns or homemade pies kept a happy staff busy replenishing and refilling orders. After appeasing the ravenous appetites of three separate shifts, the cafeteria service crew turned about and became a splendid clean-up gang. CLEAN Ulf GANG. After the meal is over, veteran workers put all things in order. Lefl In riglilx Eugene Dagon, Frances Michels, Catherine Schuppe, jerry Crawford. 1 . it A W -, My fl- F- ., f f FEE. ' Future Monarchs of the Atom fvefzefrafed I1 world of re-volufionfzry fm,s1tibil1'fie5 in ffle HIIlI U6!0Il.S' fllld IIIHYOSI fIl'l1fIl.S'fil,' realm of rffefzfe. ly.,-N S,C, CAMPFIRE! A thermite reaction absorbs the attention of young experimenters. Left to right: Henry Brill, Judy Bonini, joan Czosnek, Virginia Brehm, Carol Petersen, Mary Ann Vogl, Craig De Guire. 78 HEAT WAVE? fLeft In rigbllx Henry Rorelt, Eugene Scheppe, James Hauser, and Thomas Panlener eagerly await the slightest hint of expansion from a heated brass rod. Future scientists of America found an outlet for their ideas and energy in the school's science clubs, SZC2 and the Physics Club. S:C,, the chem- istry division, audited a lecture entitled The Chemistry of Cosmetics, made a field trip to the tower of S. C. Johnsons Wax Company, and held a science fair. The Physics Club, on the other hand, delved into the world of engineers and the world of nucleonics, where they envi- sioned new buildings and experimented with the atom. Representatives from the Milwaukee School of Engineering interviewed candidates and presented them with elementary requisites. Students with visions of becoming men of science pursued their ambitions through individual proj- ects, a stepping stone to the realization of their dreams. zvmm Club offifm- Nicholas Pier, presi- dent, Ralph Principe, vice president, julie Haislmaier, secretary. S-Cf Officerr: Warren Hoppe, president, Sue Barry, vice president, Nancy Haas, secretaryg Joan Czosnek, treasurer. All NONSENSE ASIDE. The Ushers Club are briefed for duty. Left lo right: Dick Geyer, jim Held, Pete Oehmen, Norm Wirtz, Pat Kearney, Don Braun, jerry Gross, Ken Hansen. Ed Vfadewitz. p and Down the Aisles senior boys, while 6Xf6?11Il'f71g the 5F!100l,5 f10.s'fviml1fv ushered guests and sfztdefzts jvrofessiozmlly. At the annual call to arms for general ushering duties at school functions for the students or for the public, senior boys responded quickly and generously. With but few preliminaries they organized formally into the Ushers Club. One group under the advisership of Sister Mary Catherine assumed all duties at gatherings involving the publicg the other section, under the leadership of Sister Lucy, was responsible for general order and direction of traffic at all school assemblies. Over and above this, a group of the boys volun- teered a day's service in order to assist and direct the delegates at the CSPA convention held at St. Catherines midst a olley of Cheers the fwfv club and I'!lL?C?l'lCfZCll67'.V blazed ffze tefly for .tffmol sjvzrzf and loyalty in every QIIHI6, in e-very acl:-wry, 111 e-very project. NA RQUN wi., nf ll an xi.,- PEP BOOSTERS review the 1955-56 basketball parade. Starzdialg Ueft to rzglvtfx Joyce Korec, Carol Calkins, Sue Barry, Marilyn Thielen ton stoolj. Kneeling' Mary Bowers, Harriet Hunt. 80 A CHEER FOR THE TEAM from SCHS cheerleaders, Front ron' ffeft to rigbllf jane Krahn, Mary Scharding, Arlene Meissner, Sheila Brown. Secufm' rouz' Mary A. Fazzari, Valeria Valente, Barbara Bottkal. Third wuz' jim Von Germeten, jim Held, Pat Colbert, Don Lukas. There was no time to be lost, for the agenda of the Pep Club called for approximately twenty- live activities to be accomplished before the close of the school year. After the successful season pass drive for new buckets in the boys gym, Spaceland ideas were germinating for a spec- tacular Homecoming pep assembly under the chairmanship of Nancy Quinn, A new tradition originated in the school when Chairman Margaret Zinnen planned a basketball pep assembly featur- ing Connie Dunham as Queen of Basketball. The Pep Club also undertook bulletin board pub- licity for the Play-Prom project as well as for all athletic events. In every activity the club aimed to engender in its members a spirit of loyalty and service toward the school and student body. Ofjicerr' Doreen Smith, presidentg Constance Dunham, vice president: julia Broseau, secretary, 'lo qurlify for 1 mrjor letter, a Monogram candidate maintained lD eighty per cent in school citizenship, participated in at least forty per cent ot the games, and received approval of his coach 1nd athletic director The year's program included the sponsoring tvio drnees supervising the Boys' Parochial Basketball Tourna- ment md distributing game programs. Six years' savings of the elub helped purehlse four new suspension baskets for the school gym In 1 monthly bulletin edited by Jack Evenson and advised by I rther Uhen significant messages and data kept the goals of the MLIIKJQFIIII Llub in focus, namely, the moral as well as physical ly-ffiflflint of 1fhl9tL5 0ffiz'err.' Ronald Bentz, presidentg Vifarren Greco, xite president George Uteman, secretary. CH Lettermenls Limited jvmrzdly cz'fyfvfr1j't'd flldlil' Cf ffle 0111510111 7C'!IliI'!1 .r,1a'111f1r1l1,:eJ ffm Clzrisffmz gezzflcnlmz, sffmffzr, and rpm-fy-,,,,1,, LETTERMEN'S DAY. Floyd Westenlwerg receives his monogram award from Father Uhen at the K of C banquet honoring the l955 championship team. Also pictured are veteran lettermen, Ronnie Bentz, Wrxrren Greco, and Leo Mutchler. C-MEN C0NCLAVE.V fLeff to riglrlfx Ronnie Bentz, Father Uhen, and Warren Greco confer at a pre-meeting conference. VICTORY'S PRIZE. Father Uhen, athletic director, presents the trophy of a 1955 football champion- ship team to Father Wfitkowiak, principal. 1955 UNDEFEATED CATHOLIC CONFERENCE CHAMPS! Ffflllf roll' fleft to righrl: Leo Mutchler, Warren Greco, Ronald Bentz, james Theres, Thomas Secanky, George Oteman, James Welsh, Charles Rutkowski, Floyd Westenberg, joseph De Rose, Coach Eddie Race. Semrzrf wuz' Father Uhen, Coach joe Cook, Richard Anzalone, Robert Milkie, Patrick Murphy, Michael Beck, Robert Markus, David Hussey, George Blommel, Charles Graham, Matthew Rotkis, john May, David Balane, Third rozv: Norman Haas, Thomas DIRECTOR AND GUIDES of Sr. Catherines athletic program meet. Left to righr: Coach john McGuire, Father Uhen, Coach Del Goebel, Coach Ed Race. 82 ,,,,,tt,e5C,,z.,,,M ,,,.,..,. . :WW Smith, Lee Bauer, Donald Paveleck, Stanley Barry, Richard Hackl, john Hollow, William Neumann, Ronald Hughes, Charles Myers, Fourib rozzf: Gerald Verwey, Earl Wirtz, Robert Hesse, Patrick Pettit, Daniel Bentz, Timothy Pettit, Thomas Penza, David Lange, john Talos. Fifth row: joseph Kurhajec, james Hoffman, Harry Mares, Fred Hegeman, David O'Brien, Ronald janaky, Robert Jacko, Louis Fortier, Thomas Petersen, 25,1 WARMING THE BENCH on a cold, cold day. Surfvrise for Rugged fllefzdel Coach Eddie Race's Angels opened the 1955 cham- pionship season in a non-conference game with Chicago Mendel High. In a bruising and torrid battle the Angels salvaged an 18-13 victory as they chalked up scores with TD's by Harry Mares on a 9-yard run, a Leo Mutchler to Dick Anzalone 28-yard pass and a 1-yard quarterback sneak by Mutchler. On defense George Blommel sparkled as he slashed through to spill the Mendel backs for losses. The Angels staved off a fourth quarter Mendel rally when end Floyd Westenberg inter- cepted a pass on the Angel 34-yard line with about 1:04 minutes to play. INTO A MENDEL BACK an unidentifiable Angel player throws a beautiful cross-body block. Olber Angel playerxr Dan Bentz 4449, john Talos 1385, Dave Balane 4129. AN UNSUCCESSFUL ATTEMPT to trap an Angel aerial is made by George Blommel 1405 in the Bosco tilt. Loop Debut In its Catholic loop debut with Waiikesha Memorial the Black and White stumbled to an 18-6 win. Harry Mares, a bright spot in the Angel offense, scored all three of the Angel markers-one on a 2-yard run and on a pair of passes good for 16 yards and I2 yards respectively. Defensive mainstays, jim Theres, Ron Bentz, George Oteman, and Mike Beck, did a good job of stopping the Crusaders while Waukesha avoided running plays around George Blommel's side. All in all it was a sub-par game, but it did provide the Angel mentor with a key move to championship, namely, shifting end Blommel to defensive line backer. 83 X, QQWWV E. M, 5 ,S L I , Q . QQ M ' L Q F M 2 2? 4 J VV !, VV ,, dj -Q ,,Ak,f,L Q VV sy 1Vf V, tlgx 6 V W 1 5 . It V11 W Q V ,V Et' 4, Lg V- ,.-1 'H' 4 it 5 V VV E V E EWQVSV fi Q L' M , 5 ' ' i y 'W V .. A ' f n 5 A -mf ,- W f ff v A4 sf QW YQ 1: Q. f k V 1 T V V ., - V ,V VV V VV L+ wit, V 1 21 g -sd 1 ' 54133 fur Ka! y QE as msg 5 N Q' Q Z 'ki is ue' YQ! 5 5 i V x Q w Q, 5 'Q 6 A vi? G xg j Q we :L f, ae Y Mk i 'F :L ,, - A , . Q ,as f S Q VV V, gk X, Q Ayky IW, V T? 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Harry Mares, ball in hands, hangs on to this one. SCHS Opps. SCI-IS Opps. 18 . . Chicago Mendel . . . 26 . U Ngffe DQIIIIQ . , U 18 . . Wzlukesha Memorial . . 6 20 . . Marquette . . O 31 . . Don Bosco . . . . 6 59 . . Messmer . . 7 35 . . Pius XI .... . 7 32 . . Cathedral . . 9 I3f11'lcf1'cld Sfzlry For a second consecutive Sun- day St. Catherines grid ma- chine opened fire as a wave of black shirts smothered Pius XI before some 5,400 fans in Horlick Field. The star-stud- ded backheld had quite a day for themselves-quarterback John May passed for two touchdowns and an extra pointg halfback Dick Anza- lone scored twice on a I9- yard run and a 46-yard passg Mares snagged a 47-yard passg and guard-fullback Ronnie Bentz toted the ball five times for 57 yards and one touchdown. 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GE: 'K X Breeze I0 Cl1d7l1Pi01Z5!1Z.P The all-powerful Angel club cinched an undisputed Catholic Conference championship in messmerizing Messmer 39-7. Coach Race's impenetrable defensive line and his three-ply running attack sparked. Ringleadets in flattening Messmer included Anzalone, who racked up four markers, quarterbacks john May and Leo Mutchler, and fullback Talos, who made long gains through their brilliant faking. George Blommel also hit to pay dirt after a spectacular catch from Mutchler. Welsh capped St. Catherines scoring activities for the day with his three conversions, the win cinching their 11th champion- ship in 25 years. U7ZL1i6f6llfC6i., Unfied! In the final tilt of the season St. Catherines crushed Cathedral 32-0 leaving the Angels the undefeated and undisputed grid champs. Leo Mutchler, sprinting the final 31 yards, capped a 63-yard drive to pay dirt on the third play, while May heaved a 27-yard pass to Blommel for the second Angel tally. Inter- cepting an Eagle aerial, Warren Greco rambled 16-yards for a third touchdown. Ronnie Bentz scored on a 13-yard gallop. Coach Race cleaned the bench in the last quarter to close the first undefeated season since 1949 and the sixth in the history of the school. Ifonzeronzing Vvfl'f0I'j' Coach Race's Black and White power- house rolled to their fifth straight vic- tory leaving Notre Dame deep in the hole with a 26-0 deficit. After Mares scored the initial touchdown, Dick Anzalone accounted for three TD's, carried the ball 21 times for 102 yards, caught four passes good for 1 30 yards, and completed two out of three aerials for 16 additional yards. Some beautiful faking by john May threw the entire Red Wing defense off kilter and May scooted into the end zone untouched for the extra point. INTOITHE AIR goes Matt Rotkis 4219 for the plgskm, with a touchdown in view. CATCH IT, HARRY! Harry Mares 1141 at- tempts to snare a pass in the Cathedral fracas. H E Down Through the Bucket .v-tt'1'.vf1m' mmffier ball at fzfzrfltcfmzzf jwtzfcm Zllfl-bbldff 011 fo fotlzrffz jvlrzfe. AT THE BALLET! Attempting a ditlicult shot from the corner is Duane DeCaire 1 187. fluluef f'!u'l'L'l'.l' looking H111 Bolv Tykal 4 I l J. ,lim Welsli 12113. Gerry Verwey 4 HJ 1. FIGHTING FOR A REBOUND -lack livenson tlfnl and Lyle Gunderson 1 197 grapple for the ball in the Notre Dame game. Ofbw' flffyef f1fdV1L'7'l',' glue De Rose, Chuck Cerinak, Dick Anzalone. Starting out the basketball season with a roaring display of power, St. Catherineis cagers crushed Lutheran in the season opener 47-27. The Angels kept up the slaughterhouse act hy running over Cud- ahy 50-46 and nipping strong Pulaski 48-46. However, the Catholic Conference put a hex on the Black and White as they drop- ped their Conference opener to Marquette 55-48 and their ensuing game to St. john Cathedral 48-45. .fax WHOSE ARMS ARE WHOSE? Bob Tykal 1 l l 1 and slim Wt-lsli 1203 fool the camera in trying to recover a loose ball. lu ffvtf fhlt'l'1Q!'IIlllltf.' jim Sorenson 1 l5J. IT'S A HOT TIP! Angels' -lack livenson 1162 and Lutheran's Dennis johnson vie for the tip off. Messmer proved to be the Angels' hrst conference victim as they bowed 72-54. The Saints then clubbed Waukesha Memorial 65-44 and Lutheran 56-54 before clipping the Notre Dame Red Wings 78-76 in a four overtime scor- ing duel. After mauling St. Bonaventure 58-41 and surprising the experts by edging Pius Xl 60-47, the Black and White ex- perienced an off day at Don Bosco with a score 58-55, the Dons on the winning end. Marquette's junior Hilltoppers continued to jinx the Black and Whites as they thumped the Angels for the second straight time 60-57. St. Catherines then squeaked by Cathedral 4l-40, and breezed by hapless Messmer 57-48. Notre Dame got their revenge when they dumped the Saints 66-55. Thereafter the Angels routed the Pius Popes 75-55 and lost to Don Bosco 55-52 in a much disputed game that gave Bosco the championship crown. In the hnal game of the season St. Catherines Angels defeated St. Bona- venture's Cardinals 63-42. -4-vitmzswa-swam' . - 1. t-JJ. QUEEN OF THE BALL. A new tradition was born when the Varsity elected Connie Dunham Queen of l3asketball. S 9 Tl-IE l95S-56 VARSITY BASKETBALL SQUAD. Frou! rou' fleft to Henry Maier, Father Uhen, Dave Hussey, jim Welsh, joe rzgbtl: jim Sorenson, Fred Hegeman, Harry Mares, Chuck Cer- De Rose, jack Evenson, Dan Bentz, Lyle Gunderson, Coach mak, Duane De Carre, jerry Verwey, Bob Tykal. Second row: McGuire, Louis Fortier. Varsity Scores SCHS Opponents 47 . . . Lutheran .... . 27 50 . . Cudahy . . . . 46 48 . . Pulaski . . . . 46 48 . . Marquette . . 5 5 43 . . Cathedral ..... 48 72 . . Messmer ...... 54 63 . . Catholic Memorial . . 44 56 . . Lutheran ..... 54 78 . . Notre Dame .... 76 58 . . St. Bonaventure . . . 41 60 . . Pius ....... 47 35 . . Don Bosco . . . 58 57 . . Marquette . . 60 41 . . Cathedral ..... 40 56 . . Messmer ..... 48 61 . . Catholic Memorial . . 56 55 . . Notre Dame .... 66 73 . . Pius .... . 53 52 . . Don Bosco ..... 53 66 . . St. Bonaventure . . . 42 junior Varsity Scores Boys' Intramural Bowling League Standings: Seitz's Sleepyheads Bob's Bombers . Kurhajec's Minks Pete's Pinbusters Kosch's Krushers Chuzles' Chizzlers 90 SCHS Opponents 22 . . Cudahy . . . 21 37 . . . Pulaski . . . 36 29 . . . Marquette . . . 38 39 . . . Cathedral . . 43 44 . . . Messmer . . . 40 44 . . . Lutheran . . . 45 51 . . Notre Dame . . 43 37 . . . St. Bonaventure . . 22 52 . . . Pius Xl . . . 49 42 . . . Don Bosco . . . 40 22 . . . Marquette . . . 35 5 3 . . . Cathedral . . 27 48 . . . Messmer . . . . 31 42 . . . Notre Dame . . 5 1 5 8 . . . Lutheran . . . 45 50 . . Pius XI . . . 36 43 . . Don Bosco . . . 39 53 . . St. Bonaventure . . . 23 Total Averages Pins Games Average Jim Henes . . 6421 164 8: 25 Bob Williamson 5 734 147 8: 1 Tom Petersen . 5 815 149 8: 4 Dennis Baumgardt 505 5 15 3 8: 6 Ken Felbab . 5260 146 8: 4 JUNIOR VARSITY. Front row flefl to rigbll: Bill Pfeilstifter. Tbinz' wuz' Father Uhen. Henry Maier, Markus, Roger Krueger, Peter Hanson, Don Duda, john Trimberger, john Talos, Pat Pettit, Mike lggiiltlen, Dick Krueger. Sernlm' rozw: David Balane, Tim Pettit, john May, Bob Milkie, Louis Fortier, Coach Race. Norman Haas, Dick Pawelski, Jim Hoffman, Chuck Boys' Intramural Bowling League High Game-jim Henes-246 High Team-Kurhajec's Minks-695 High Series- 165, 224, 246- 655 High Series-Seitz's Sleepyheads- 695, 667, 589- 1949 KEGLERS ALL meet in the alley for their weekly pin session. Ray Benedict, Henry Rorek, Ken Felbah, Michael Beck. Left to right: james Henes, Bill Caspers, joe Kurhajec, Ken Felbab, JHIUCS HCHCS. Mia 5 ,.AL j ,A.. V I , fig. Golf Scores SCHS Opponent 361 . Cudahy . . . 395 343 . Don Bosco . . 406 343 . Messmer . . . 401 3 30 . Pius XI . . . . 35 3 330 . Marquette .... 328 3 31 . South Milwaukee . . 354 216 . Lutheran ..... 2 35 131 . Messmer . . . . 15 8 662 . Shorewood . . 698 309 . Don Bosco . . 349 1955 GOLF TEAM. Front ron' fleft to riglatl: Matthew Quinn, Charles Cermak, William Whaley, john Arne- son. Second wuz' Father Uhen, Thomas Boehme, Ron- ald Carls, Patrick Noe, james Olle, William Caspers, Raymond Benedict. Third row: Thomas Davis, james Rosso, Michael Mohrbacker, William Neumann, Paul Christensen, Thomas McNamara. With Accurate Chipping anal sharp putting Zlze Angel linlzsnzen wouncl up a successful golf season to lie Marquette for Catholic Conference championship After opening its season with a 698-735 win over West Allis Central, the Angels bowed to Pulaski in a dual match. john Arneson's sparkling 2- under-par 35 led the golfers to a 326-353 gain over Cudahy. Winding up its pre-conference schedule with Greendale, the Angels chalked an- other score of 692-822. In conference play the SCHS golfers, taking ad- vantage of Pius XI and Marquette, were well on their way toward their third championship in four years. They finished the first round of conference competition with a 4-O record at Don Bosco and Messmer's expense. 92 After defeating Pius, the Angel play was inter- rupted by the State Catholic Golf Tournament, in which they captured third place. Three St. Cather- ine's men shot in the 7O's, Bill Whaley, a four- over-par 74, john Arneson, 76, Bob Grady, 78g Matt Quinn, 88. St. Catherines extended its dual golf record by defeating in turn South Milwaukee, Lutheran, Messmer, Shorewood, and Don Bosco. The superb playing of linksmen Arneson, Cermak, Quinn, and Whaley enabled the Angels to end the season with a 19-2 dual record against all opposition. . L K rf'-G-fan-.............,,, B-L 5 Je. f 1 FORE! Leading golfers tee off as the golf season draws near. Leff In right Bill Hanson, Chuck Cermak, Robert Grady. Golf Scores SCHS Opponent 698 . West Allis Central . . 735 361 . Pulaski .... . 348 326 . Cudahy . . . 353 692 . Greendale . . 822 528 . Pius XI , . . . 345 339 . South Milwaukee . . 365 327 . Marquette ..... 346 729 . Milwaukee Juneau . . 835 353 . WestAllisNathanHale. 368 . West Milwaukee . . . 390 353 , 678 . Pulaski . . . . 719 1955 GOLF TEAM. From ron' lfeft to righll: james Langley, Charles Brehm, William Hanson, Robert Grady. Secwm' mum' Lawrence Baranick, james Do- lister, Charles Myers, Richard Hackl, james Peyton, Warren Hoppe, Gerald Brodek. Third wuz' john Trimberger, Harold Sternberg, Dave Meteyard, Myron Bohn. f --'nur-u 1955 TRACKMEN. Front row fleft to rightjs Charles Graham, Michael Shaughnessy, Robert Jacko, James Kaiser, John Ketarkus, John Shinkunas. Second row: David Ricchio, Lawrence Weisbrod, Charles Pfeilstifrer, John Bislew, George Gillett, John Hollow, Kenneth Kurhajec, Richard Russo, William Chiapete, Ronald Janaky, Ronald Hughes, Richard Geyer. Third row: Coach Del Goebel, Michael Gryniewicz, Patrick Murphy, Paul Bronenkant, Darryl Cremer, William Graham, Rano Wells, Jerome Gross, Daniel Bentz, John Talos, Joseph Kurhajec, Thomas Petersen, Coach John McGuire. Fourth row: Donald Podkamensky, Rich- ard Kreul, James Broihier, Eugene Stone, Patrick Pettit, Michael Beck, James Welsh, Thomas Secanky, George Blommel, Ronald Bentz, James Von Germeten, Robert Sepanski. Runnin Events Paid ff when thinclfzds clocked time, lapped miles, and soared high in track meets After a 70-43 victory over Marquette in the sea- son's opener, an Angel veteran team kept on a hot pace to wind up with five first places, one second, and one loss. In another runaway St. Catherine's cindermen downed Cudahy 76-37. A 60-55 setback dealt by Greendale left Coach' John McGuire,s team with their winning streak broken. In a triangular meet the Black and White thin- clads downed Juneau 66M-57, but lost to Mar- quette with a 91M-66M. The Angel trackmen posted three consecutive wins by nipping Pulaski 59M-5316, St. John Military Academy 59-54, and Lutheran High 8395-ZQM. George Blommel was named one of Racine's most versatile parochial track athletes. Although he participated in high jumps, weight, and the relay 94 team, his best event was the 440-yard dash. Rapid Rano Wells, the workhorse of the Angel track- men, and Jim Broihier, were two other all-around acemen on Coach McGuire's powerful team. Track Scores ,SCHS Opponents 70 . . Marquette . . 43 76 . . Cudahy . . 3 7 5 3 . . . Greendale . . 60 66M . . Marquette .... . 91 M Juneau ....... 5 7 5 9 . . St. John Military Acad. . . 5 4 85 M . . Lutheran ...... 29 W 5 9 W . . Pulaski . . 5 3 W In the andlot clianzona' nzainstays led the Angels to a I0-4 league record and a second place tie for Catholic Conference title The Angels opened the 1955 baseball season with a hitless start against a Don Bosco 4-1 lead. The superb pitching from southpaw john May enabled the ball club to rebound by tipping Pius XI 10-2. In a non-conference tilt fireball joe Pauls hurled the Angels to a 4-2 win over Lutheran. Resuming conference play, the Black and White defeated Notre Dame 8-4 behind the one-hit pitching of May and three hits from outfielder Tom Gedemer. After two unsuccessful tussles with Waukesha Memorial and St. Mary's, Kenosha, respectively, the 12-hit attack and three-hit pitching of John May turned the Cathedral encounter into a top performance 9-1 tally for the Angels. Coach Eddie Race's club then cut short a late Messmer rally to post a 10-7 conference victory, but suffered a second defeat from the Dons. The Angels protected their third place standing by chasing Messmer 8-6 in a first inning five-run outburst. After a 5-4 win over St. John Cathedral, the Angels tied for a second-place berth when they jolted St. Bonaventure 19-0 in the season's final game. Baseball Scores SCHS Opponents 1 . . Don Bosco . . . 4 10 . . Pius Xl . . . . 2 4 . . Lutheran .... . 2 8 . . Notre Dame .... . 4 1 . . Waukesha Memorial . . . 4 6 . . St. Mary lKenoshaJ . . . ll 9 . . Cathedral .... . I 10 . . Messmer .... . 7 3 . . Don Bosco . . . 6 15 . . St. Bonaventure . . . 3 2 . . Pius Xl .... . 0 3 . . Waukesha Memorial . . 8 6 . . Notre Dame . . . . 5 8 . . Messmer . . . . 6 12 . . Lutheran . . 3 5 . . Cathedral . . . 4 19 .... St. Bonaventure ...... 0 1955 BASEBALL SQUAD. From row lleft to rightl: Joseph Pauls, kowski, Floyd Westenberg, Warren Greco, Robert Cramer, Michael Thomas Troestler, Dennis Penza, William Klaus, Thomas Gede- Seitz, Charles Rutkowski, Coach Eddie Race. Third roux' Nicholas mer Philip Long. Second rouu' james Hoffman, Robert Witt- Pier, Robert Tykal, Richard Anzalone, john May, Harry Mares. 95 CONGRATULATIONS, CHAMPS! Father Wfitkowiak, along with the junior girls of 113, congratulates the freshman girls of 207, winners ol the 1956 homeroom tournament. Tap mu' flef! Io riglJH.' Barbara Bottkal, Pauline Cooper, In the Rita Crocco, Julia Broseau, Judy Bonini. joan Czosnek, Carol De Hahn. Second ron .' Donna Nyiri, Mary Dacquisto, Nancy Beyer, Sue Tyborchek, Karen Garbo, Adelia Miranda, joan Kaminskis, Sharon Rosera, Marilyn Czarnowski. orth G m .s'ef1.m1111lsfwrzir f7l'UlIIj5C6lI full ana' jvfzjuriffll fzciieify as .S'fIlLllCl7f loyzzlfies teerc builf. The GAA sports program was designed primarily to pro- vide wholesome recreation for all its members, especially for the individual who no longer participated in an or- ganized or formal sports program at school. Developing leisure recreational abilities afforded the sportsminded girl lessons in sportsmanship, courage, personal skill and initia- tive. Through a point system each person received special recognition for achievements in basketball, bowling, hiking, badminton, swimming, riding, bicycling, golf, tennis, and ping pong. GAA's famed jakes jerks again took the championship in the American city-league basketball tournament open to all high schools of Racine. Following in the footsteps of the jerks were the Tom Cats, another GAA team, who took first place in the other city league, the National. Top bowlers of the season included Judy Hanson ,56 and Beverly Hansen 57. 96 FIGHT FOR VICTORY! ln the homeroom tournament the sophomore girls of 50' downed the seniors of 119. Fr-fmt mu' fluff tn !'fKKl7lI.' Gretchen Schulte, Pat Thomas, Judy Seitz, jo Ann Saculla, Loretta Sivoli, Marilyn Scholzen, Sue The annual girls' homeroom basketball tournament brought its fill of cheers and challenges. There were many tense moments when in the semi-final playoffs the Freshmen of 207 beat the juniors of 123, and the Sophomores of 307 scored over the Seniors of 119. In the final round the Freshmen of 207 were announced the triumphant winners. Proudly they carried a trophy and individual gold basket- balls back to their homeroom. Other phases of physical education included soccer, volley- ball and badminton. Excitement reigned and sportsman- ship prevailed as gym classes met to top the list in social efliciency as well as physical and mental fitness. EXPERT ATHLETES. High GAA pointers, Carol Zimprich, presidentg jean Ann Francois, secretaryg and Antoinette Tyler '59 consider the 1956 GAA awards. COACHES' AWARD. The excellent coaching of their teams in the grade school basketball tournament won a special GAA medal for Dolores Verbeten and Helen Evans. Each team demonstrated good sportsmanship along with fine playing. Lefli MIGHTY HIGH! Sue Seifert tries to reach the ten marker in a high-jump test while jo Ann Saculla, Virginia Salak, and Gretchen Schulte observe. mm 5:51 :fav-rn v V! Dwi' Es.. Cdr: I3 is. . -4 'LZ Lam Z'2'3 ,,, In ru-4E Q: ECI 453 ft'--'D -:vi Q.:-2' 7. , :LFE :.:Lr.: - -Q Eff SPCA f6'.l. ri -1 3-To Q, l .EP QF ?E LT,-. cr: 55' 1 Zw gl'-1 3:-1 QF ff ,rr QQ Gr l' A Poms 1: .. s: , 00 2' E Qu- 2 WT' Hin.. HQ' L .:f ei:q.irr 1x1EHiEi1D'9i THE ANGELS' QUEEN accepts the homage and petition of her hoyfs at the traditional Homecoming Rosary sponsored by Our Ladys Committee. FOOTBALL SCHOOL DAYS. The French Club Hoat, one of the prize- winning floats, enters the parade line-up. A Triumphant Homecomin , under the .Y0'UC7'Gi,Q'7Zfj'0fIfi11g George Bl01lHllC?lfl71d Queen Judy Cramer, 6l,07l11i1Nll6CIi Il gala fweeleemi of 1111licfi,bf1fi011, festi1Jz'1fy, and f0z'c'z'0ry. With Celebrities from Outer pace sf1ipslandedi11St.Caflzeri11e's auditorium I0 deliver Hr1111ez'r1111i11,g rayalfy of 1055 for Spacela1zd Fantasy rf' -'Y x fy Don Lukas '56, emcee, introduced the royal attendants, Josephine DeRose '59, Bob Han- sen '59, Mary Ellen Becker '58, Earl XVirtz '58, Donna Dodge '57, Dick Hackl '57, jane Krahn '56, Floyd Westenluerg '56, Doreen Smith '56, Pep Club president, Wfarren Greco '56, Connie Dunham '56, vice presi- dent, Ron Bentz '56, julia Broseau '57, sec- retary, Michael Gryniewicz '57. George Blommel then crowned Judy Cramer Queen of 1955 Homecoming. On Friday evening in a dreamland of Angels 'n Stardust merry feet danced away the hours beneath twinkling stars and foot- ball splendor. Sunday set the pace for the big game between St. Catherines and Notre Dame. Following the rosary, the football fans paraded to Horliclt Field to witness the Angels' fourth straight win of the season. HOMECOMING ROYALTY. From Spaceland ships Queen -Iudy Cramer and King George Blommel ar- rived to reign over I955 Homecoming. ON PARADE. junior representative, Donna Dodge, and senior representative, -lane Krahn, attend ller Majesty. judy Cramer. I 99 E, 'Q -sf, .R-my-osx' .3-:A YOUR HAND, MADAM. Left to right: Willard Crain and Mike LADY OF THE EVENING! Dave Hussey crowns Sue Barry Min Sl. Madden assist Mary Margaret DeFries and Doreen Smith, ladies Catherine of 195.6 at the annual press dance. in waiting, across the bridge of Winter Magic. Q' inter Ma icw in H'ZQ'07'1d0f'KQ'1I..Vf677i71gl'7'66'S f17Z6lIf7'0SZfV refzlfes, ali,r1'f05ed,7lfIf.r.r S1f.Crz1'f1eri11e 0f1956. HAPPY WANDERERS llefl to riglatlx Connie Dunham, Larry Baranick, joe Kurha- iec, Arlene Meissner, Ron Bentz, and julie Haislmaier make a rustic ole bridge a haven for precious memories. OUR LADY OF THE PINES attracts devoted admirers throughout the evening. Here lrlrmdiflg left io righll Marilyn Jacko, Mike Seitz, Jim Von Germeten, Harriet Hunt, Howard Beyer, 1.rerzlea'J Kay Mattes also meet. 100 I ! Y Myriads of snowflakes whirled with happy St. Catherinites in a winter wonderland to the strains of jim Froseth's orchestra. At the peak of the nights festivities starry-eyed candidates from twenty-two clubs crossed the rustic bridge to await the students' choice for the Miss St. Catherines crown. The magic moment arrived when Russell Roetzer of the Press Club an- nounced Sue Barry Miss St. Catherine of 1956 Amidst jubilant applause Dave Hussey, escort, promptly placed the coveted crown on Sues head and all made way for the court dance. PENNIES IN A STREAM. Mary Whaley makes a wish before tossing her penny. Lol! In riglalx Mary, Darryl Cremer, Ken Dempsky, Carol Bonini, Pete Oehmen, Margaret Zinnen. SNOWMAN'S LAND. fLeft to riglfztlf Mary A, Fazzari, Leo Mutchler, Barbara Anderson, Virginia Brehm, Warren Greco, Floyd Westenberg censor Mr. Snow- mar1's hat. T I v NM in ' A rwy , i - Wig-WA y t ACROSS THE FENCE Donald Kosch, Marguerite Lechner, judy,Burkert Martin Ketterer, Barbara McCarthy, and Ralph Principe exchange little pleasantries ALL AGLOW ffefl to righfl: .lim Held, Mary Bowers, Loretta Kiersztian jerry Gross, Sue Hughes, and Norman Wirtz gather by ye old skatint, pond for a bit of pleasant chatter. IN TROPICAL GARDENS the royal court whirls to the first dance, There Never Was a Night So Beautiful. In the Mood of Romantique 1055111-fiffz-goers promefzaded in zz world of 61ZClZd71l 7ll67Zl INTERMISSION TIME offers a welcome respite for the tired feet of flefl in right! Ralph Principe, Janice Du Bois, Marilyn Jacko, Kay Mattes, and Nick Pier. 102 Dancing couples swayed to the notes of Bobby Bruno's orchestra under the fronds and ferns of a tropical woodland. In a palm-studded hall their royal highnesses, King james Broihier '55 and Queen Bertha Markunas '55, reigned while the mystic hours sped away. Attending the royal couple were Patrick Bruch '55, Jane Krahn ,56, William Chiapete ,55, Bonnie Goebel '55, Darryl Cremer ,5 6, Doreen Smith '56, James Held '56, Lynn Gilday ,55, David Hussey '56, Nancy Quinn '56, Philip Long '55, Barbara Fryer '55, Dennis Penza '55, Patricia Hinnenkarnp '55, All too soon the final note of the orchestra sounded, leaving only the echo of a happy evening. MEMORIES are made of this . . MERRYMAKERS RELAX. Lefz Io fzghrf Jim Welsh, jill Jordon, Nancy Quinn, Dave Hussey, Joyce Korec, Leo Mutchler. ROMANTIQUE CHATTER. Lul! io riglvlf Dinnc Hayes Enrico Policicchio, Carol Hansen, joe DC Rosc. Valcriu Valente, Thomas Hueller. 105 5 0. 2- 4 X Ulf f i Q5 VTX X Wxxkgyg , '41-sw UPON OUR PREY WE STEAL! fimlty pirates lie in .imhuxh lor the lXl.tjor, 1.411 In r'i,qff1t.' Rutxell Roetzer, ,Iohn M.iy, Darryl Cremer, Due Ritthio, Bolw Kortentlulx, Put Ciolhert. LACE AND DIMITY LADIES relax on the hright stxishore. Ffflllf win fit!! .Hr rf-dill: Beverly lll.ll1.l, lJ.lf!'lLl.l Anderton, Beverly Petersen, ,Xrr-will ron: Qirol Strellm. Toni Rulllo, Betty Xvenmzin. Srune Vitllin. Tf7f1'ifVo1z'.' Ueritlllint- Yunny, N.1nty Colley. Sully Huen- nekens. Bernice Miller. Ronmyne Mnrsth, ,lutly Iiosiinet, -l.1ekie Bohmitnn, ,lutly Mur- lxun.u. FOREWARD ON THE FOE. Armetl with hillies .intl rnusnuliios, the Y.lll.lITI polite stuntl rctuly to tonquer or the. lfrolff mn Ile!! In riglvllx lioh Milltie. P.1t Murphy. .Stmml mn: Chutk Myera, Ron Rlllldlti, lioh Grunul. lftlwin Le- m.inski. Tlmrf ron' Ditlt Al.1ni1l4y, Dick Anmlone, UL-riiltl Kenth, Drive Lennertx. Russell Bohn, 'lim llims. lfretl Terry, Put Diener. WITH SYMPATHETIC CARE the lXl.lll7f-GCDCf2lllS xynrtls tiptoe in to eomlort their weeping futher. lirrnlf mu' Neff In r'i4:JlrN.' 'lane Schulte, Mary Ann Vogl, Mary Xwhalcy, Betty Hnmers, .Smwnf muy' Agnes Bower, Kay Ck- Ili Rotlxis, Ann Spaay, Ellen Seilwerlieh, Marilyn Beyer, Kay Peterson. Third max' Rosalie Mueller, Donna Tlieama, Loretta Shelton, llarrier llunt, HOPE OFFERS COMFORT in .in interpreturive tlante hy Mithuel liinnegan, the Mujor's trouhletl tonstienee. .intl Susan lfinnegun, Hope. In flu- lmriKqm14l1rl.' The Major- Genenil, Gary Bluemink. .Q iawf S, x ti KYZDZQ of Joy ,nova Ui! 5 ,QQQOX These We Shall Take to weave u many-colored tapestry of memories Deep-hued threudr of intellectual pursuits . . teachers who, we found, were wiser far than we classes where we laughed, learned, and watched the minutes creep Embroidered design: of other cultural joy: . . . operettas and concerts, plays and forensics, experiences in the musical, dramatic, and speech arts Strong lines of phyiicul growth . . . gymnastics which perfected coordination competitive sports which challenged our mettle Guy lightt of Jociul reuerief . . . friends in whose sympathy and understanding we saw Fray the image of God dances, games, assemblies-happy times of mutual regard and respect ed edges of problems, dimppointmentf, auignments lessons well-learned habits and skills acquired, ideals formed Interworfeu throughout the tupeytry . . . lies the pattern of our Maker for The Hand that made us is Divine. ,ul2Z?'4f5Q,6 5,7 I 107 Blessinger, Thomas, 17 Agnes Rose, Sister M., 7 Albertine, Sister M., 8 Albertona, Sister M., 7 Albinger, Rev. John L., 7, 68 Anaclete, Sister M., 7 Annunciata, Sister M., 7 Benedicta, Sister M., 12 Canisia, Sister M., 7 Ceslas, Sister M., 7 Charlene, Sister M., 7 Consolata, Sister M., 7 Constance, Sister M., 7 Cyril, Sister M., 7 Daniella, Sister M., 7 Dominica, Sister M., 7 Dominic Marie, Sister, 7 Eileen, Sister M., 7 A Aceto, Mary, 16 Acklam, Thomas, 50 Adams, Clarence, 36 Adams, Joanne, 42 Ahnen, Kathryn, 42 Aiello, Diane, 50 Albert, David, 36 Albert, Stephen, 50 Alberts, Joyce, 42, 72, 74 Alfano, Felicia, 42 Alger, Fay, 50 Altenbach, Peter, 50 Altenbach, Susan, 36 Altenbach, William, 50 Ancinec, Jarmila, 16, 49, 64, 66 Andersen, Judith, 36 Anderson, Barbara, 16, 72, 101 Anderson, Patricia, 36, 65, 105 Andis, Matthew, 16 Anzalone, Richard, 36, 65, 82, 83, 84, 85, 86, 87, 88, 90, 95, 105 Armour, Barbara, 50 Aschenbrenner, Karlene, 42 Auger, Francis, 50 Auterman, Mary, 50 B Bacharz, Susan, 36 Backus, Mary, 42, 45, 70, 71 Baggott, Jane, 42, 66 Balane, David, 36, 73, 82, 83, 91 Baranick, Lawrence, 16, 62, 93, 100 Barina, Joseph, 42 Bark, Judith, 42, 66 Barranco, JoAnn, 42 Barranco, Mary Jane, 42 Barranco, Rosemary, 50 Barry, Frank, 42, 46 Barry, Stanley, 36, 82 Barry, Susan, 16, 56, 65, 80, 100 Bortkowski, Gail, 50 Bauer, Bernard, 36 Bauer, Lee, 36, 82, 86 Bauer, Raymond, 16 Baumann, Griff, 50 Baumgardt, Dennis, 16, 62, 91 Baumgardt, Raymond, 42, 62, 63 Beck, Michael, 16, 82, 83, 91, 94 Becker, Joan, 42, 74 Becker, Mary Ellen, 42, 45, 70, 71, 99 V. Becker, Richard, 17 Becker, Thomas, 36 Becker, Virginia, 50, 69 Beery, John, 36 Beftel, Charles, 17, 47 Behling, Nancy Beicher, Barbara, 42 Bellovary, Veronica, 36 Benedict, Elizabeth, 10, 17, 64 Benedict, acaueline, 50, 62, 74 Benedict, , 32 Benedict, Raymond, 17, 47, 91, 92 Beniamin, James, 50 Bentz, Daniel, 42, 46, 82, 83, 86, 90, 94 Faculty Index Evangelist, Sister M., 7 Foster, John, 13 Goebel, Delbert, 7, 82, 94 Gonzaga, Sister M., 7 Honora, Sister M., 9 Joan, Sis ter M., 9 Joseph Ellen, Sister M., 9 Kelly, Mrs. Marie, 13 Leonard, Sister M., 9 leonella, Sister M., 9 Lucille, Sister M., 9 Lucy, Sister M., 9, 79 Marie Joseph, Sister, 9 Marie Therese, Sister, 9 Marina, Sister M., 9 Mary Catherine, Sister, 9, 79 Mary Dominic, Sister, 9 Mary William, Sister, 9 McGuire, John, 9, 82, 90, 94 Mclaughlin, Rev. Owen F., 9 Michaelinda, Sister M., 9 Monica, Sister M., 9 Nazaire, Sister M., 9 Oda Marie, Sister, 13 Opferkuch, John, 11, 62 Pascal, Sister M., 11 Pierre, Sister M., 11 Race, Edward, 11, 82, 87, 91, 95 Redempta, Sister M., 11 Remigia, Sister M., 11 Renata, Sister M., 11 Student Index Bentz, Kathleen, 42 Bentz, Ronald, 17, 59, 81, 82, 83, 85, 86, 87, 94, 99, 100 Beres, August, 42 Beres, Evelyn, 42 Beres, Gertrude, 36 Beres, Beres, James Allen, 17, 33 James Anthony, 36 Beres, Judith, 50, 62 Beres, lawrence, 42 Beres, Thomas G., 36 Beres, Thomas J., 50 Bernatovich, Bernard, 36 Bernhardt, James, 36 Bernhardt, Mary, 42, 67 Bernhardt, Thomas, 50 Berres, Bertels Catherine, 32 en, Virginia, 32 Betchkal, Ann, 42 Betchkal, Mary Ann, 50 Betchkal, Paul, 36, 65 Betker Ronald, 36, 62 Betko,'Joy, 50 Beyer, Elizabeth, 17, 64 Beyer, Dorothy, 50 Beyer, Howard, 17, 100 Beyer, Gerald, 50 Beyer, Marilyn, 36, 41, 64, 105 Beyer, Nancy, 50, 96 Biddle, Raymond Bie, Charles, 36, 41 Bie, Patrick, 17 Biesack, Carol, 50 Biladeau, Kenneth, 50 Birins, John, 42, 62, 63 Birkholz, Mary, 50 Bischel, Jon, 50 Bischel, Sheila, 14, 36, 73 Bishop, John, 42 Bislew, Edith, 42, 62 Bittner, James, 50 Bloha, Blaha, Beverly, 17, 65, 105 Francine, 50, 51, 69 Blecker, Gunther, 36 Block, Di Blodgett, Blomme, one Bonnie, 50 Joann, 32 Blommel, Dorothy, 42 Blommel, Frances, 50 Blommel, George, 17, 59, 61, 82, 83, 85, 87, 94, 98, 99 Bluemink, Gary, 17, 65, 105, 106 Bodeau, Joseph, 50 Boehm, Bonnie, 17 Boehme, Thomas, 36, 92 Bohan, John Bohmann , Jacqueline, 36, 65, 105 Bohn, Beverly, 50 Bohn, Mardell, 10, 17 Bohn, Mariorie, 17 Bohn, Myron, 42, 93 Bohn, Richard, 36, 70, 71 Bohn, Russell, 36, 65, 70, 71, 105 Bola, Walter, 17, 49 Bongers, Jeanne, 42 Bonini, Carol, 17, 33, 34, 101 Bonini, JaAnn, 18 Bonini, Judith, 36, 61, 78, 96 Bonini, Sharon, 42 Bonnar, Patricia, 18, 64 Borel, Richard, 50 Bosak, Joan, 36 Bosanec, Judith, 18, 33, 65, 76, 105 Boticki, luciann, 42 Botsch, Beverly, 50 Bottkol, Barbara, 36, 40, 80, 96 Bottkol, Nancy, 50 Bourgeois, Joan, 18, 33 Bourgouin, Mary Ann, 42 Bower, Agnes, 18, 64, 105 Bowers, Mary, 18, 64, 80, 101 Bowman, Judith, 36, 65 Boyd, Patricia Braun, Danald, 18, 79 Braun, Jennie, 50 Brechtel, Robert Brehm, Virginia, 18, 78, 101 Bresciana, Virginia, 18 Brien, George, 42 Brill, Henry, 36, 78 Brill, Richard, 10, 18 Brinkman, Mary, 42 Brinkman, Michael, 36, 64, 106 Brodek, Barbara, 50 Brodek, Gerald, 42, 93 Braihier, Kenneth, 50 Brook, Barbara, 50 Brouillette, Ronald, 50 Broseau, Julia, 36, 80, 96, 99 Brown, Patricia, 18 Brown, Patrick, 18 Brown, Sheila, 36, 65, 80 Bruno, Richard Buckson, Charon, 42, 63 Buehler, Wayne, 36, 64, 104, 106 Burant, Anthony, 42 Burkert, Judith, 8, 18, 63, 65, 73, 101 Burkhardt, John, 36 Burmeister, Dale, 18, 47 Burmeister, Eugene, 50 Bushell, Mary Ann, 42, 63 Butler, Mary, 50 Bydalek, Frank, 42 C Calkins, Carol, 18, 64, 80 Calvino, Peter, 50 Camarda, Theresa, 18, 55 Campbell, Evelyn, 18, 64 Campbell, Ranald, 36 Carbonneau, Bruce, 36 Carls, Elaine, 36 Carls, Elizabeth, 50 Carls, Patricia, 42 Carls, Ronald, 36, 62, 64, 92, 106 Carlson, Ardith, 18, 64 Carlson, Henry, 36 Carlson, Virgil Cary, Charles, 19, 64 Cary, Susan, 50 Casciaro, Loretta, 36 Caspers, William, 10, 19, 91, 92 Richard, Sister M., 11 Rose Albert, Sister, 11 Rose Dominic, Sister, 11 Schmidbauer, Rev. Robert J., 11 Schmitz, Rev. John A., 11 Schubert, Rev. Rabert J., 11, 13 Seraphine, Sister M., 11 Sharpe, Helen C., 13 Stanislaus, Sister M., 11 Sylvester, Sister M., 11 Teresita, Sister M., 11 Thecdosio, Sister M., 11 Uhen, Rev. Cletus V., 11, 81, 82, 90, 91, 92 Virginis, Sister M., 10 Winifred, Sister M., 11 Witkawiak, Rev. S. B., 4, 6, 81, 96 Celiesui s, Janet, 42 Cermak, Charles, 19, 88, 90, 92 Cespkes, Nancy, 36, 39, 65 Chaffee, Thomas, 42 Chambe Chambe rs, Franklin rs, Nancy, 19 Chard, Peter, 50 Charnan, Peter, 50 Chars, George, 50 Chernau ski, James, 50 Chiapete, Ronald, 42 Christen sen, Lawrence, 42, 46 Christensen, Mary Ann, 42 Christensen, Paul, 42, 92 Christensen, Roger, 36 Christensen, Sharon, 42 Chumbley, Gerry, 42 Chuzles, Donna, 50 Chuzles, Stanley, 19 Cicero, Gale, 42 Cicero, lynn, 42 Cieslukowski, Patricia, 50 Claire, Roselyn, 36, 64 Clark, Linda, 42 Clausen, Richard, 50 Cleereman, Eugene, 50 Clope, Gretchen, 42 Coates, Judith, 50, 73 Coffey, Colbert, 105, Nancy, 36, 65, 66, 105 Patrick, 19, 64, 80, 104, 106 Conway, Michael, 43 Cook, Judith, 32 Cooper, Pauline, 36, 65, 96 Cornette, Judith, 43 Costello, Mary, 50 Crain, Donald, 43 Crain, Willard, 19, 100 Cramer, Anita, 36 Cramer, Donna, 50 Cramer, James, 50 Cramer, Judith, 16, 19, 98, 99 Cramer, Cramer, Kathleen, 10, 19, 33 Robert, 19, 48, 95 Cranley, James, 36 Cranley, Joseph, 36 Crawford, Gerald, 43, 62, 77 Crawford, Janice, 50, 74 Cremer, Darryl, 19, 64, 94, 101, 102, 104, 105, 106 Cress, Jerome, 50 Cresswell, Joseph, 43 Crocco, Rita, 36, 96 Cronin, Dennis, 50 Cruz, Teresa, 50 Cumicek, Mary, 43, 66 Czarnowski, Karen, 19 Czarnowski, Marilyn, 51, 96 Czarnowski, Patricia, 36 Czasnek, Joan, 36, 65, 79, 96 D Dacquisto, Mary, 51, 96 Dagon, Eugene, 35, 37, 75, 77, 78 Daleski, Janice, 37, 65 Daley, Mary, 37, 65 Dalton, Frederick, 37, 70, 71 Finsen gun- S.. ,, 5 We-. .. -1--fe. -.-rz,-H- -,mg--.--1,f-1-J--WV'--fr Dandeneau, Albert, 43 Danek, Barbara Ann, 43 Danek, James, 19 Dongler, Marie D'Aoust, Phyllis Dargin, Beatrice, 19, 33, 60 Davis, Thomas, 37, 92 DeCaire, Duane, 19, 88, 90 'JeCeIles, David, 19 DeCe1les, Patricia, 51 Dechant, Patrick DeFries, Mary Margaret, 19, 63, 64, 100 DeGuire, Craig, 37, 78 , DeHahn, Carol, 37, 96 DeHahn, Raymond, 19, 37, 63 Deia, Mary Ann, 43 Delaney, Barbara, 20, 64 Deluca, Frank, 51 DeMark, Dennis, 51 Filek, Joseph, 43 Fink, Genevieve, 37 Fink, Harold, 51 , Janet, 37, 60, 68, 69, 75 Fischer, Rita, 43 Fitzgerald, John, 51 Flanigan, Terry, 37, 65 Fleishman, William, 43 Fleuchaus, Walter, 43 Floyd, Judith, 43 Floyd, Thomas, 51 Flynn, Ellen, 43 Foitik, Ronald, 37 Foley, Barbara, 37, 65 Foley, Donna, 20 Foley, Patrick, 51, 62 Foote, Mary, 37, 65 Fornar y, Arlene, 43 Fortier, Louis, 43, 82, 90, 91 Fortier, Walter, 51 Fox, Mary, 51 ,. 1- -rv ,.-., ,A .V 3 H Haas, Daniel, 51, 69 Haas, James, 21, 65, 105 Haas, Nancy, 37, 41, 65, 68, 69 Haas, Norman, 37, 82, 91 Habermon, Diana Haberman, Geraldine, 43 Habetler, Jean, 51 Hackl, Richard, 37, 82, 93, 99 Hagen, Diana, 22, 64, 66 Haggerty, Norma, 37 Hahn, Daniel, 22, 65 Haigh, John, 51 Haislmaier, Julie, 22, 61, 68, 69, 73, 78, 100 Hamacher, Joseph, 51 Harriers, Elizabeth, 37, 64, 105 Hammer, Wayne, 51 Hcnko, Robert, 22 Hanley, Robert Hollow, Alex, 52 Hollow, John, 37, 82 Holly, Patricia, 44, 66 Holsinger, Dianne, 44 Holsinger, Donna, 44 Holt, Janet, 23 Holub, Frank, 37 Holub, Marilyn, 44 Holub, Randy, 52 Hoppe, linda, 52, 69 Hvnpe, Warren, 37, 68, 69, 75, 93 Horner, James, 44 Horner, Judith, 37 DeMark, Kathryn, 51 DeMark, Mary Ann, 51 DeMark, Renee, 51 DeMarsh, Mary, 43 Dempsky, Janet, 43 Dempsky, Kenneth, 20, 33, 47, 101 Derks, Gertrude DeRose, Joseph, 20, 82, 88, 90, 103 Deltose, Josephine, 57, 99 Dellose, Marilyn, 43 Despins, Sandro, 51, 62, 74 Deuster, Ann, 57 Devine, Camille, 43, 63, 68, 69 Devine, David, 51 Dickert, Joan, 51 Diener, Patrick, 37, 65, 105 Hellen, Dober, Frederick, 37 Dobrowolski, Jean, 15, 43 Dodge, Daniel, 51 Dodge, Donna, 37, 39, 64, 76, 99 Dolister, James, 37, 93 Donalies, Joseph, 51 Doonan, Helen, 20 Douglas, Patricia Drewek, David, 51 Drewek, Thomas, 43 Drier, Joseph, 43 Drazd, Donna, 43 Dubay, Joann Dubiel, Edward, 51 Dubois, Janice, 20, 63, 68, 69, 102 Duda, Donald, 43, 91 Dugas, Eileen, 37 Dunham, Constance, 20, 33, 73, 80, 89, 99, ioo Durik, Darrell, 20 Dwyer, Jane, 37 Dziedzic, Wanda, 15, 20, 65 Ebben, Joyce, 43 Eisenman, Joseph, 51 Eisenman, Theresa, 43 Elgines, Deanna, 51 Engel, William, 43 Ermert, Jean, 51, 69 Ernst, Marsha, 51 Evans, Helen, 43, 97 Evenson, John, 20, 70, 71, 88, 89, 90 F Falaschi, Mary, 43, 55 Falkner, leon, 37 51 37 Fallico, David, Fay, Kathleen, Fazzori, Mary A., 20, 59, 61, 64, 72, 74, 80, 101 Fouari, Mary T., 20, 33, 64, 74 Feohrer, Ronald, 20 Francois, Jean Ann, 20, 34, 97 Frank, Nancy, 20, 70, 71 Frederick, Michael, 20 Fredericks, Roberta, 37 Fredrickson, Karen, 43 Freiburger, James, 37 Fritzler, Donald, 43 Fucilla, Elaine, 43 Fucilla, James, 21 Funk, Lawrence, 21 G Gabbey, Robert, 43 Gaitens, Timothy Gallagher, Mary, 51 Gallo, Judith, 51 Gammelgaard, Dorothy, 51 Garbo, Flora, 37 Garbo, Karen, 51, 96 Garrity, Michael, 43 Gorski, Lawrence, 43, 62 Gauthier, John, 37 Geadtke, Donna, 21 Gedemer, Norbert, 51 Georgeff, Marianne, 21 Getman, Sondra, 43 Geyer, Richard, 21, 79, 94 Gianforte, Christie Gill Joan, 37 Gillett, George, 59 Giver, Alan, 51 Goebel, Judith, 43 Goedde, Carole, 43 Gauge, Mavis, 51 Gauge, Yvonne, 21, 64 Gavaerts, Veronica, 21 Grabowski, Barbara, 43 Grabowski, Thomas, 21, 64,104,106 Grady, Robert, 21, 93 Graham, Charles, 21, 82, 94 Garnt, David, 15, 37 Grasser, William, 37 Grouwels, Joanne, 43 Greco, Rosalie, 43 Greco, Warren, 16, 21, 59, 81, 82, 86, 87, 95, 99, 101 Hansen, Beverly, 37 Hansen, Carol, 22, 103 Hansen, Kenneth, 22, 79 Hansen, Ronald Hansen, Sally, 43, 71 Hanson , Carol, 37, 65 Hanson, Donna, 37, 63 Hanson, Harold Hanson, Judith, 22 Hanson, Peter, 44, 91 Hanson, Robert, 51, 99 Hanson , rsmoihy, 51 Hanson, William, 22, 93 Harden, Delbert, 22 Harden Mary Ann 37 riurayfmury, 37, 82, 67, 76 Harlow, Diana, 44 Hartl, Gail, 44, 62 Hartl, John, 22, 68, 69, 75 Hartl, Karen, 51 Hauper, Judith, 22 Hauser, James, 22, 62, 78 Hayek, Thomas, 44 Hayek, Walter, 22 Hayes, Diane, 22, 103 Hazlett, Jane, 44, 71 Hebei, Beverly, 32 Heck, Alvin, 44 Heck, Clarence, 22 Heck, Eugene, 62 Heck, Gary, 22, 47 Horvath, John Hrouda, Joseph, 52 Hueller, Thomas, 23, 103 Huennekens, Mary, 52 Huennekens, Sally Ann, 37, 40, 65, 105 Hughes, Ronald, 37, 38, 82, 94 Hughes, Susan, 23, 33, 47, 70, 71, 75, 101 Hunt, Harriet, 23, 33, 40, 64, 67, 72, 80, 100, 105 Hussey, David, 16, 23, 82, 90, 100, 102, 103 Huston, Harvey, 44, 66, 70, 71, 77 I lggulden, Michael, 44, 91 J Jacko, Marilyn, 8, 23, 66, 72, 75, 100, 102 Jacko, Robert, 44, 82, 94 Jacobs, Charles, 52 Jacobs, Judith Jacobs, Richard, 38, 62 Jacobsen, Judith, 44 Jacobson, Kathleen, 52 Jacoby, Christine, 38, 70, 71 Jacoby, John, 52 Janaky, Richard, 35, 65, 105 Janaky, Robert, 52 Janaky, Ronald, 43, 44, 46, 62, 82, 94 Joniak, Barbara, 23 Jansto, Peter, 52 Jarapko, Patricia, 38 Heck, Mary, 51 Heck, Patricia, 51 Heck, Robert, 13, 44 Heflen, Gary, 51 Hegeman, Fred, 44, 82, 90 Heidemann, Theresa, 32 Heidenreich, James, 37 Heidenreich, Janet, 44 Heidorn, Edward, 51 Heidorn, Emily, 44 Heilmann, Eleanor, 44 Heimes, Carol, 43, 44, 66 Jarosz, Dorothy, 33, 62, 65, 67 Jensen, Edward, 52 Jlrush, Lenore, 38, 63 Johnson, Carl, 38 Johnson, Carol, 38, 65 Johnson, David, 52 Johnson , James, 52 Johnson, Jo Ann, 38 Johnson, Martha, 44 Johnson Thomas, 44, 68, os, 69, 75 Jones, Gaylene, 52 Heimes, Lee, 44 Held, James, 22, 60, 66, 70, 71, 79, 80, 100, 102 Held, L eone, 51 Held, Mary Anne, 51 Held, Virginia, 37, 67 Gary Green, Charlotte, 37, 65 Green, Joanne, 51 Gregg, John, 51 Griffin, linda, 43 Grimal, Robert, 21, 65, 105 Gross, Bernard, 51 Gross, Diane, 37 Gross, Dorothy, 37 Gross, Jerome, 21, 79, 94, 101 Gross, Gross, Gross, Milton, 21 Robert, 37 Ronald, 13, 43 Grygera, James, 37 Grygera, Ronald, 51 Hellmer, Lee Ann, 51 Henes, James, 22, 64, 91 Henkel, Robert, 23 Henken, Mary Ann, 51 Herdt, Alice, 37, 65 Herdt, Jean, 51 Herdt, Joan, 51 Herman, Judith, 37 Hertelt, Frances, 15, 23 Hesse, Robert, 44, 82 Hettrick, Judith, 37 Highman, Janice, 51 Highman, Lorraine, 37, 65 Hilgers, Mary Lou, 44, 63, 72 Feest, Barbara, 20 Feest, Richard, 43 Feest, Robert, 51 Felbab, Kenneth, 20, 91 Fendt, Gemma Fervay, David, 37 Feucht, Carol, 43 cryniewia, Michael, 37, 64, 94, 99 Guarascio, Anita, 43 Guarascio, Raymond, 21 Guarascio, Ronald, 21 Gunderson, Lyle, 21, 88, 90 Gursky, Frank, 51 Gursky, Margaret, 51 Guse, Judith, 43 Hillery, Karla, 52 Hintz, Richard, 23 Hochgurtel, David, 14, 23, 33 Hoey, Sharon, 52 Hoffman, Donald, 23 Haffrna Holbus, n, James, 44, 82, 91, 95 Donna, 52 Jorgensen, Dorothy, 44 Jorgenson, Gustave, 52 K Koiris, Robert, 52 Kaiser, James, 44, 94 Kaisler, Sandra, 38, 41, 65 Kaminskis, Hope, 52 Kaminskis, Joan, 52, 96 Kandi, Robert, 23 Karasek, Donald, 52, 62 Kaskubar, Mary, 38 Kaye, Donna, 38, 64 Kearney, Patrick, 23, 77, 79 Kelleher, Verda, 44 Kelly, Kathleen, 23 Kelly, Kathleen, 44 Kennedy, Mildred, 38 Kenth, Gerald, 23, 65, 105 Kesser, James, 38, 65 Kesser, Judith, 52 Ketarkus, John, 23, 94 Ketterer, Martin, 23, 101 Kexel, Carole, 44, 72 Kexel, Thomas, 52 Keys, Loretto, 38, 65 Kielar, Dolores, 24, 55 Kielar, Mary, 44, 67 9 Kiersztian, Edward, 44 Kiersztian, Loretta, 24, 76, 101 Kiersz Kiesle Kieslo tion, Robert, 52 r, Joseph, 44 r, Karla, 38 Kiessling, Judy, 38 Killbe Kindl, rg, William, 52 Ralph, 38 Kirt, Dennis, 52 Kish, Rose Marie, 38, 41, 63 Kita, Renee, 24, 64 Klapat, Mary, 52 Knight, Roberta, 38 Knoche, Lenore, 32 Knotelr, Joseph, 38, 41 Kober, Joanne, 38, 66 Kochanski, Robert, 44, 62 Konicek, Rose, 44 Kanz, Judith, 38, 39, 66 Korec, Joyce, 12, 24, 80 Kornwolt, Douglas Kortendick, Diane, 52 Kortendick, Robert, 38, 64, 105 Kosch, Donald, 24, 62, 101 Koss, Donna, 24 Kosterman, Marion, 44 Kosterman, Thomas, 52 Kothe, Karen, 44 Kavara, Tod, 44 Kowalsky, Carol, 24 Kozlowski, Janice, 52 Krohn, Jane, 8, 24, 65, 80, 99, 102, 104, 106 Kroimer, Bonnie, 38, 64 Kralicek, Kathleen, 24, 64 Kralicek, Margaret, 52, 62 Kranz, David, 44 Kranz, Sharon, 24 Kratochvil, Barbara, 44 Lema, Edward, 52 Lema, Robert, 52 Lemanski, Edwin, 38, 65, 104, 105 Lemke, Carol, 38, 63 Lennertz, David, 24, 65, 105 Lentz, Raymond, 38 Leonard, Marlene, 25 Lessner, Dorothy, 52 Levine, Gerald, 52 Lichter, Lou Ellen, 45 Liegler, Mary Jo, 44, 45, 66, 68, 69 Linden, William, 25 Lipp, Michael, 52 Little, Philip, 52 Lonergan, Geraldine, 52 Long, Pamela, 52 Longo, Gary, 25, 33, 73 Loomis, Mary, 52 Lopez, Angela, 38 Lopez, Cecilia, 38 Lopour, Glenn, 38 Lopour, Jacqueline, 25, 49 Lucas, Kathleen, 45 Lui, James, 38 Lukas, Donald, 25, 75, 80 Meyers, Patricia, 26, 64 Mianceki, Geraldine, 45 Orlowslri, Robert, 26 Orth, Donald, 53 Mianecki, Phyllis, 26, 64 Mich, Marlene, 53 Michels, Frances, 26, 72, 77 Michna, David, 39, 62 Milkie, Miller, Robert, 39, 65, 82, 91, 105 Ann, 45 Miller Bernice, 39, 41, 64, 105 Miller, Mary, 39, 62 Miller, Mary Lou, 53 Miller Nicholas, 26, 48 Minneti, Thomas, 53 Miottel, Judith, 45 Miottel, Susan, 39, 55 Miranda, Delia, 53, 96 Orth, Judith, 53 Ortiz, Anna, 45 Orzal, Sharon, 53 Osodsky, Annette, 27, 64 Ostroski, Joseph, 39, 70, 71 Oteman, George,'27, 81, 82, 83 Ott, Robert, 53, 62 P Panlre, Susan, 39, 41, 64 Pankow, Wayne, 39 Panlener, Thomas, 27, 66, 78 Parsonese, Paul, 53 Mitchell, David, 53, 69 Molnar, Patricia, 26 Moore, George, 39 Moran, Thomas, 26 Morin, Terrence, 53 Mousseau, William, 39 Mrazek, Joseph, 53 Mross, Mary, 39, 65 Mueller, Cecelia, 45 Potneaude, Mary, 53 Patzman, Mary, ,39 Pauls, James, 45 Paveleck, Donald, 39, 82 Pavelcik, Geraldine, 27, 97 Pawelski, James, 53 Pawelski, Raymond, 39 Powelski, Richard, 39, 91 Peck, Judith, 27, 97 Lupi, Diane, 52 M Madden, Michael, 25, 100 Madden, Peter, 52 Madole, Judith, 45, 72 Madole, Mary Claire, 25, 33 ,72 Mueller, Geraldine, 45 Mueller, Mary, 45 Mueller, Paul, 45 Mueller, Rosalie, 26, 33, 63, 64, 105 Mueller, Thomas, 39 Muleslri, Daniel, 45 Muleski, Janice, 26, 64 Pedersen, Diana, 45 Peltier, David, 45, 62 Penza, Thomas, 13, 45, 82 Perez, Amelia, 53 Perkins, Bernadette, 45 Pero, Dennis, 53, 62 Peters, Marcia, 39 Peters, Patricia, 53 Maier, Henry, 38, 62, 90, 91 Maison, Karen, 38 Maichrowitz, Thomas, 52 Malinowski, Mary, 45 Maller, Marylu, 25, 63, 76 Malmstadt, Dennis, 25 Mander, Josephine, 45, 77 Krauter, Joyce, 38 Mandernack, Diane, 52 Mandernack, Lawrence, 45 Mann, Dennis, 52, 62 Mann, James, 45 Mann, Judith, 52 Mann, Mary Ellen, 25 Mano, Mark, 52 Mura, Suzette, 53 Muratore, Mary Jo, 45 Murphy, Josephine, 45 Murphy, Patrick, 39, 65, 82, 94, 104, 105 Mutchler, Leo, 26, 81, 82, 83, 87,101,103 Myers, Charles 39, 65, 82, 93, 104, 105 N Natale, Sharon, 53 Petersen, Beverly, 39, 65, 105 Petersen, Carol, 39, 71, 78 Petersen, Janet, 45, 62, 66, 77 Petersen, Karen, 45, 66 Petersen, Lawrence, 53, 62 Petersen, Margo, 53 Petersen, Thomas, 27, 82, 91, 94 Peterson, Carol, 53 Peterson, James, 45, 46 Peterson, Pettit, Ja Kay, 39, 64, 105 mes, 44, 45, 82, 91, 94 Krawczak, Joy, 44 Kreul, Robert, 38 Kriva, Carole, 44, 63, 72 Kroes, Mary, 38 Kroes, Richard, 44 Kroes, Susan, 44 Kroes, Theodore, 24 Kronm iller, James, 35, 44 Kroupa, John, 24, 73, 77 Krueger, Carol, 52 Krueger, John, 44 Krueger, Richard, 44, 91 Krueger, Roger, 44, 91 Krusie nski, Brian, 52, 69 Kuehnemann, Kenneth Kukla, Mary, 44 Kurhoiec, Glen, 38 Kurhoiec, Joseph, 12, 24, 59, az, 91, 94, 100 Kurhoiec, Mariorie, 44 Kurhoiec, Ronald, 24 Kuypers, Mary, 52, 69 Kuypers, Susan, 38, 65 Kuzel, Judith, 52 Kwas, Antoinette, 44 Kwas, Jane, 24, 70, 71 Kwas, John, 38 L LoBoda, Francis, 52 l.a8rasca, John, 44 LaCon ne, Ronald, 13, 44 LaFave, Gary, 52 Lakatos, Elizabeth, 45 Lamers, Joseph, 38 Lange, David, 38. 62, 82 Lange, Donna, 38 Lange, Jeryl, 45 LaPat, l.aPat, Lapeti Larsen Delores, 24, 64 Mary Ann, 38 no, John, 38, 64, 106 , Donald, 38, 62 lass, James, 38 Lassen, Charles, 52 Laznic ka. Carol, 38 Lech ner, Marguerite, 33 62, 24, , 101 lechner, Mary, 45, 62 Lechner, Mildred, 38 Lees, Judith, 38, 73 Legue, Mark, 52 Mares, Harry, 13, 45, 82, 83, 85, 87, 90, 95 Marko, Suzanne, 52 Markunas, Judith, 38, 64, 105 Markus, Mary, 38, 65 Markus, Robert, 25, 48, 82 Markus, William, 45, 91 Marsch, Romayne, 38, 65, 105 Martin, Barbara, 25 Martin, Lawrence, 45, 63 Martinelli, Joseph, 45 Mascari, Kenneth, 13, 45 Mascari, Richard, 52 Masik, Carol, 52 Mathews, Elizabeth, 52, 62 Mathews, Marlene, 45 Mathisen, Ardyce, 25 Mathiesen, Robert, 52 Matsen, Patricia, 52 Mattes, Kathryn, 25, 66, 100, 102 Matulionis, Daniel Mauer, Mary, 45, 63 Maushammer, Catherine, 38, 65 May, Carolyn, 52 May, James, 51, 52 May, John, 38, 65, 82, 85, 87, 91, 95, 104, 105 McAuliffe, Mary, 52 McCarthy, Barbara, 25, 70, 71, 75, 101 McCloskey, Joan, 45 McCloskey, John, 52 McCray, Michael, 25 Mclntyre, Thomas, 45 McNamara, Thomas, 25, 92 McQuestion, Douglas, 45 Meissner, Arlene, 25, 80, 100 Meissner, Curtis, 53 Meissner, Jane, 39 Menden, Mary, 45 Merchle, Marlene, 26, 64 Mertens, Charles, 45 Mertens, Maryann, 39, 66 Meteyard, David, 45, 93 Meyer, Joan, 53 Navin, Janice, 45 Nelsen, Donna, 53 Nelsen, James, 53 Nelsen, Robert, 26 Nelson, Caryl, 53 Nelson, Lois, 39, 41, 65 Nelson, Mary, 53 Nelson, Nancy, 26, 63, 97 Neu, LeRoy, 53 Neumann, William, 39, 82, 92 Neustedter, Joanne, 45 Nickerson, Kenneth, 53 Niesen, Carol, 39 Niesen, Gary, 53 Niesen, Gloria, 39 Niesen, Loretta, 53 Niesen, Rae Ann, 53 Nimm, Mary Ann Nitsch, Thomas, 45 Noble, Cheryl, 53 Noe, Patrick, 39, 92 Noll, Frances, 45 Noll, Patricia, 53 Nondorf, James, 45 Noonan, Mary Ellen, 12, 26 Noonan, Patricia, 45 Novak, JoAnn, 45 Novak, Mary Ann, 45 Novak, Walter, 53 Nussbaum, Judith, 32 Nyiri, Donna, 53, 96 O Obernberger, Alfred, 53 Obligat o, Charles, 53 O'Brien, Darlene, 26, 64 O'Brien, David, 45, 82 O'Connor, Daniel, 26 Oehmen, James, 53 Oehmen, Peter, 26, 35, 47, 79, 101 Olle, James, 39, 92 Olley, James, 53 Olson, Beverly, 26, 64 Organ, Thomas, 15, 45 Organ, William, 45 'yew g f 4 WJ . 110 1, A I , WW -1' 5 Pettit, Timothy, 45, 82, 91 Peyton, James, 39, 93 Pfatfl, Donald, 27 Pfeilstitter, Charles, 39, 64, 73, 91, 94, 104, 106 Pfeilstitter, Donna, 39 Pfeilstifter, Joann, 39, 65 Phillips, Chalma, 39 Pias, Deon, 39, 62 Pier, Nicholas, a, 27, 78, 95, 102 Piper, Joan, 53 Podkamensky, Donald, 39, 94 Poggenburg, Eugene, 39 Policicchio, Enrico, 27, 103 Poplawski, Nancy, 27 Popp, Mary Jo, 46 Porasik, Kathleen, 46, 72 Porasik, Paul, 27 Pcrcaro, Ann, 39, 65 Porcaro, Lorraine, 39, 41, 65 Poritz, Rose Marie, 27, 60, 64 Poritz, Stanley, 46 Potthoff, Sandra Poulsen, Thomas, 15, 46, 60 Powers, Shirley, 46, 63 Presto, Florence, 46 Prible, Judith, 46 Principe, Ralph, 8, 27, 34, 78,101, 102 Propsom, William, 27 Prudhem, Lawrence, 53 Pryor, Angeline, 46 Przytarski, Joan, 27, 74 Puck, Jeannette, 53 Puffer, George, 46 Pulice, John, 46 Q Quinn, Matthew, 27, 92 Quinn, Nancy, 27, 61, 64, 80, 97, 102, 103 Robe, Carol, 51, 53, 69 Radandt, Jerome, 53 Raiche, Judith, 46 -we-up Judith, 40 Ramcke, John, 53 Ramcke, William, 27, 34 Redmond, Madelyn, 46 Redmond, Patricia, 46 Reesman, Robert, 53 Remillard, Judith, 53 Reschke, Mary, 28 Resong, Joseph, 39, 62 Rezny, Diane, 39, 41, 65 Schuster, Eugene F. 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