St Mary Central High School - Renard Yearbook (Menasha, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1941 volume:

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If '- 76214 The Shlp was cheered the harbor cleared Mernly d1d we drop Below the krrk below the h1ll Below the l1ghthouse top At length d1d cross an Albatross Through the fog 1t came As 1l 1t had been a Chnstlan soul We harled 1t 1n God s name It ate the food 1t ne er had eat And round and round 11 flew The ICG drd spht w1th a thunder ht The helmsman steered us through' To Mary Queen the pralse be g1venl Heaven That sl1d rnto my soul The Anclent Manner PQQJE FX fzf rw ff fR ,J Ly ff? .-2 -jf 5 3 X!!! . . . . I Q J g I I ' l ' ' ., X ll ' ' f I ,, . . pl l She sent the gentle sleep from .il T , ll l li X . . M - . . U V 4 xl f 1 sl -T . 4-'qs Y f '--11 '- -. V T! X ,, 5 e 0.74 ooep :Tig X J g-2 f? xg igx lf. Wx XJ QE gl X fi f 5 ' f 1 l P- X K -1 ff '-Xe:-' 3 K? 72267 -722,1 QE 1 '7heme The Ancrent Manner a ballad lrke poem by Samuel T Colerrdge rs mysterrous 1n con tent and melodrous rn verse The poets rmagr natron takes flrght and prerces the very berng of the soul The supernatural element IS mm gled wrth that of realrty The poem IS based upon an old super strtron that the Southern Sea of the South Pole rs vrgrlantly watched over by a sprrrt that loves the Albatross Thrs sacred b1rd proved a harbrnger of good omen to the sh1p prloted by the Ancrent Manner through a regron of rce vord of all lrfe and lrght Day after day thrs brrd followed the shrp Then serzed by some frendrsh hate the Manner shot the Al batross wrth hrs crossbow Hrs Shlp mates crred e sun shown rn full splendor they lustrfred e cnme thus becomrng hrs accomplrces rn e eV1l deed The breeze ceased and there came a great calm over the waters and the vessel stood As rdle as a parnted sh1p upon a pa1nted ocean One by one the crew dropped dead the Mar1ner alone lrved The Albatross was avenged The sarlors belrevrng that the Albatross was a b1rd of rllomen were punrshed Wlth death whrle the Manner suffered cr fate far worse than death He was permrtted to lrve and the Albatross was hung about hrs neck A frrst curses passed over hrs lrps but gradually hatred was changed to love and he blessed the creatures of the sea and breathed a prayer He prayeth best who loveth best All thrngs both great and small For the dear God who loveth us He made and loveth all The spell was now broken Wrth glowrng fervor the Mar1ner prayed The holy sprrrts en tered rnto the bodres of hrs dead companrons and together they steered the shrp rnto the harbor Colerrdge has a message for the world The human soul thayflefrcmtly separates rtself from God and turns vrrtue followrng the path of srn and cnme cannot frnd sweet peace unless rn a retum to God through prayer re pentence sacrrfrce and expratron 1 ' Q I .' np 3 fly 'H ' ff' A . l E 1 , . ,Il A l ll at . 4, I . 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Together We sailed the sea Of youthful endeavor Under lVIary's care and Guided by our watchful pilot. 11 --1.-3 pe-aff gl: -sw W wwww, '1!!'!.,,,, WW 4' Maw gy sa5e?kf' my vi f- vga, jig' ,494 '5M?'am-0 ' 1375 ef, sczmz Wzth feelings of sadness We b1d farewell To our loved priests Kind teachers Classmates and frrends We say A fond farewell For St Marys Now grows drm And recedes from our view Well never forget you Loved Alma Mater We shall be your pride And thus receive a recompense F rom the Great Mar1ner Chrlst Iesus Our Lord H- 0 By living our Christian lives I Ganjenifi ADMINISTRATION CLASSES SCHOOL LIFE SCHOOL SODALITY BAND ATHLETICS ADVERTISEMENTS KR Ci X K V S ff? Xl Pg6 iii! as Uyyll 'Iiyljdfjip ttffffd ,WMM My W ,H lfllff 'f,1!flfl iff 47,9 W ,ff ,ff 74 fl M' S Q Why ll. v so 'tr ss? :rl X f5 52 'f ' ,f 6 -J 3'-'Z 3 2-' T.-2 A-f Fug! -72-an 1322, Page 7 Four years we have salled on the Sh1p of Sam! Marys and gath ered rare treasures faxth knowl edge and moral tra1n1ng love for Chrlst and Mary Leav1ng thrs fa1r haven we move out 1nto the Sea of Lrfe ever mmdful of our hlgh ldeals and Chr1s tran pI11'lC1pl9S As a memory of these preclous days ln our loved Alma Mater we have garnered from the treasures of Coleridge s poem the Anclent Mar1ner quotahons and scenes to xllustrate the Renard of 1941 In 1t Colerxdge shows h1s pleasure 1n the common thrngs of every day l1fe and lnterprets the natural terms 1n the su pernatural In beauhful 11nes of poetry are reflected love of nature and nature s God so do We reflect the beauty of our school days ln thls our loved vol ume of 1941 We present lt to you 1 1 I 'J y f . ,J t f I X ' I I ' . . f fl . f oj fl c . Jfyixjlfjij' 14 V flfv 1 f . 'J 'J' vu! l ,vi L - - 2 S 'Vila ,-1 . Lf! Vu I' Aj! . . if ' 7 3 ,Lf f' Q fu iw' f'!'.u Viqln 'Mft l fi , xv' 'L ' J I, fl! Hu' ' ' l J, , c Qt ,tw - f Ivy. 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' 1 . . , . . . . 1, 04111 Padua Rrght Reverend Monsxgnor Iohn I Hummel Gurdrng l1ght loved mentor lnstructor of youth' Wrth unt1r1ng zeal and patemal sol1c1 tude he has labored much for the weliare of the chrldren of Sarnt Mary Hrgh School Keenly 1nterested rn the cause of educatron he has devoted hrmself to the tra1n1ng of youth Wrth remarkable clarrty of vrsron has llF11S Manner gurded our course through dan gerous waters Hrs sarntly sprnt has permeated the classroom and h1s smcerrty has been transmrtted to the students Undauntrng 1ntrep1d has he stood at the helm holdmg aloft the banner of the Cross encouragmg us ever to sa11 onward to stnve manfully to serve our God dutrfully and to pray darly to Mary-Star of the Sea We extend our srncerest thanks to our loved pastor we pledge our loyalty to hrm and on our voyage upon the Sea of Ltfe we wrll remember htm and h1s krndly advrce He has made us realrze tnat the dynamlc power whrch spnngs from deep relrgrous pr1nc1ples 1S the most effectrve means to combat ev1l We thank God for havrng grven us so krnd and so watchful a prlot May he recelve here upon earth and rn the great beyond the reward he so 1ustly deserves Page IO 1 1 ' ' 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 . w . . . . . . . . , . I I If Mag, Um P F Queen of the Campus Guardian of St. Mary Your vigil keep By night- And watch O'er us by day. Suppliantly We beg Your assistance In 1ife's trials and duty. Our lady of the Campus Standing on high In rain or shine You watch Each passerby- Inspiring him With love for your divine Son. Protect the students Of St. Mary's- Be their shining Star On life's voyage And bring them Safe into the Eternal Harbor. Page 11 -n ,r. r o v-1 Q . '4 4-Q, 'JQZ' 4az'JwL N' 14 Becky, '7 Our Prmcxpal Words cannot express the sxncere grat1tude and undymg respect wh1ch we the class of 1941 hold 1n our hearts for our reverend pnnclpal Reverend Father Ioseph A Becker For twelve unforgettable years pnceless w1th the memones of acqua1ntance and valued expenence he has been our frxend fum and lust 1n d1sc1pl1nary act1on sklllful 1n adm1n1stra t1on progress1ve mn the freld of academ1c endeavor and above all exemplary 1n the sp1ntual Personal amb1t1on and comforts have been relegated to the background 1n order that we h1s students could rece1ve all the poss1b1e beneflts wh1ch a Cathohc educat1on offers Wzth tlreless efforts he has sought to engrave mdellbly on our mmds the Chr1st1an ldeals that shall always be the basls upon wh1ch our future ethlcal and moral dec1s1ons w1ll be made As we leave h1s 1mmed1ate guldance and turn to a troubled world our thoughts are fllled to over flowmg w1th such humble thanks as we are able to QIVG at best an madequate recompense for mvaluable servlce Real1z1ng that a l1fe of sacnflce and d1v1ne m1ss1on g1ves us a l1fe of grace and knowl edge we offer to our loved pnncrpal a hearty May God reward you and breathe a s1lent prayer to heaven begglng the D1v1ne Manner to be h1s eternal RECOMPENSE Page 12 A I life. He is indeed another Christ -a teacher and leader to us, his youthful proteges. Mx ., 411 W 1-' 614111121 Jludwz' Mika To reverend Father Hubert Nxlles we extend a hearty welcome He came to St Marys th1s year as a newly ordamed pnest to take up the dut1es of both assxstcmt pastor and Re 11g1on mstructor of the Iumor Class As pnest of the most h1gh Marmer he labors zealously for the parlshloners of St Mary s especlally for the youth 1n school 1ead1ng them on the path of v1rtue seeklng to lrnpnnt per manently on thelr mmds Cathohc pnncxples and encourag1ng them to noble deeds-God llke-Chnst hke The 1nterest he has taken ln student act1v1t1es has eamed for h1m the respect and ad m1rat1on of the ent1re student body The Graduates of 1941 w1l1 ever remember Father Nllles ln thelr humble prayers and beg God to spare h1m for many a year to labor 1n the vineyard of the Lord Page 13 A Q lv-is A 4 'li ' :V V f 'rv G A , . . sw V' . I , . . 1 w ln u 1 1 I ' I I I - I - 7fze amy., RIGHT REVEREND MONSIGNCR IOHN I HUIVIMEL Pastor Director Senior Religion REVEREND IOSEPH A BECKER Principal Sophomore cmd Freshman Religion REVEREND HUBERT NILLES Assistant Pastor Iumor Religion TEN SCHOOL SISTERS OF NOTBE DAME Instructors in Religion English Latin Commercial Subjects MR FRED D TRISH Coach Football Basketball Teacher History Iournahsm MR IOSEPH KORES Assistant Coach Boxing Teacher History, Speech MR GALEN W UNSER Music Page 14 1 I - I I - I I I German, History, Science, Mathematics, WM My 'VJ vjfly l I Wrth deepest gratrtude and kmdly thought we the Semors of 1941 s1n cerely dedrcate the Renard to our beloved teachers the S1sters of Notre Dame Our S1sters form that vast relrgrous organ1zat1on movmg 1n obedlence to the low whrsper of the unseen Manners Vorce They comprehend well that educatlon means the tra1n1ng of m1nd and heart and 1n nobxhty of soul they rnterest themselves 1n the formatron of the whole person and character of therr students to what IS good and great For twelve long years these good S1sters have endeavored to develop rn us therr charges all the forces of youth the sprntual the mtellectual and the phys1cal They have ever urged us on to the Good the True-and the Beautrful They have served us always Now that we are leav1ng the hallowed harbor of dear St Marys and entenng upon the Sea of L1fe rn the Company of Our Drvme Manner our hearts are f1l1ed to overtlowmg and we express our hearty thanks to our krnd teachers May God 1n Hrs bounty reward them a hundred fold We leave you Venerable Srsters but your example your kmdly advxce w1ll always remam wrth us We dedrcate to you-our Memory Book the Renard of 1941 The Blessed V1rg1n Mary vested 1n the hab1t of cr Srster of Notre Dame holdmg the Ch1ld Iesus 1n her arms appeared to Rev Mother Alix LeClerc foundress of the Order of S1sters of Notre Dame 1n 1597 Mary sa1d to the holy ioundress Take thrs Chlld and make H1m grow t Page 15 I. r. , M g jf kwl' LV! J' o o ul lf! I K ' Bl My r',,,'n g1 1 f ' ' H 5 ' XM! ,,::jmf, NVIJ ff lp ul' 2 l'Al Jll' , , ff all j Jlxi l V h U - - . I I' Leo Miller Charles Schaller At Work Edrtor 1n Clnef Busmess Edltor Assrstants Betty Block Sylvester Burghardt Mary Ann Eckrich Velma Haber Rita Hickey Virgima Keberlern Art Edrtors Roy Dubznsk1 Ruby lean Loper Typists Dorothy Engel Virginia F reder1ck lean Koser Marquette Long Business Edrtors Gordon Altenhofen Mary Elizabeth Bevers Helen Brown Connie Clausen Ronald Clough Norbert Giesen Math I. Hecker Rosemary Heenan Donald Hoks Gilbert Huelsbeck Page 16 Leo Miller Charles Schaller Iames Kettenhofen Florence Koerner Mary Helen Landgraf Ioan Peerenboom Helen Pocquette Ray Pozol1nsk1 Donna Ruth Voss Marianne Nabbeteld Mrldred Schierl Helen Mader Charlotte Metz Lorain Mottl Brta Wollersheim Evelyn Huelsbeck George Liebhauser Virgil Lingnofskl Lucille Ottman Betty Schmitzer Frank Staniak Roy Succa Mary Wagner Robert Weber Helen Zelinski Q 14 7aiAufe la 0414 flaaen-id In W m - :I . O 1 C E . - ' fb f D- , I E Q : . i 9. . 1 ' 9 Ui 5 l O N s A s: 4 . . , m . ' l 0 . D O - GJ - ' es . 3 I fl? V . I3 r ' 5 EQ- I .Q O 4 1 fn' 5 , ,XJ M m 1 I F1 . 1 . Q X LQ . FD Q- . . . E' , 3 l TJ' , . Q h, . 13 . -5: 9 '- . - . I ,v ll 4 .. ' - I 'QHAQII rl : . ' ,xgON5t.q.g.-.. 4' vs .- -+:5:- .,.' v- Thank Vou holds such lovely thoughts Denotes a feehng true Wrth ever grateful hearts We say These words and mean them all for you 1 The Holy Famtly You launched our shrps upon the sea of hte You unselfrshly protected us from the ravages of ev1l and Wrth parnstakrnq core smoothed You charted our course unernnqly m the unlrmrted sea of trme tn watchtnq wrth paren tal love over us your chrldren You taught us truth and drrected us to the pxlothouse of the Master Navtqa or where xxe may recetve our captatn s certrhcate to satl upon the ocean of ex erlasttng bllss For all thts we are eternally rndebted to you our qratttude ts profound Our hearts are hlled to overflovvrnq yet any matenal expres ron of thanks xx ould tall tar short of bemq ade quate recompense for the mhnrte oblrgatron we oxxe you We can only say May God re Ward you dear Parents may He love and bless you always May 11 be your pleasure to see our shrp pass over the shoals of the turbulent Sea of Lrfe ard enter mto the placrd waters of the heavenly harbor of HIS Ktngdom We are grateful to you dearest parents and xvrll remember you always rn our prayers Let 5' ' Nm , A 5 gli.. XQA fwbmpd , n AX ' 15 -Qwjjr 'J I Q W1 K 'M ff- gm g Mnrvx 'X Illlll ' li ' 5- f fgf- fix ? 'Q w flif g Sf fx Nw X 5 N f X YQ? T 4 Mb X X 444,10 W W 'M ' f if 5 fd ffefwbyf At length d1cl cross an Albatross Through the fog 1t came We halled 1t 1n God s name H5565 Page 19 As if it had been a Christian soul QMWMW rs-ff' Vw-'ffyfdo-MQ if WMM My CM 3 MAQALW ,L 91 ML 1 ML 0719f'f2fWW Q, GSW 'K W Semafvi c:'ff,ZM 70' Mah? Zifz QR MW QM Vwfffww f Qi? ,M OEM ,fm 47, Law ZMWWWM ogy M M km QM' 7MM47?W Qjwvbdffehi QZJ47 534 XN-5 MQ fzfw mlb 2,6-W-MQ S 5 UAW QM QM N44 M 14? Q,..,..c,!W.M.,,,,5 JA! 56-4, fafgl S 15. Mafuf MRQACQA V3 ? ,ccQ 'feyqk QW! ,wJ A4'm-4 W XLQJ H' 1 . l z if Y If 1 N, I X9 X 0 X X 154. Q , 1 x ' ,I f 'X Pg 23 WW Q lfwbwalf-LfM M MM .ale WWW fowffffmff Jfiwj Ii gwffj Mx X h QQJJLW' f 5 . X- f Q enwfzfi V Pag 2 Qu Wymmy 27,,7AA4,w!!2? AW ffwgjllj .5 Q'-2,wmw7 gwfkww t . H-:gt 1- 'A ' 'Q 11: ' . x' . f ':7f'f-- . nl... 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Eugene Jacobs Adeline Malenofsky Gordon Altenhoien Farnham Johnson Mary Wagner Helen Brown Francxs Stamak Tom Loescher Mary Louise Pauly Kathleen Loomans Francrs Rechner Leonard Schlpferllnq Mable Resch lean Barker Donald Crske ,4 ' yo Cf if--90 President Vice President Secretary Treasurer President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Sophomores Room 303 Dick Ferron Cyril Bayer Geraldine Sauter Gordon Stroebe Room 206 Emmet Hoks Cecelia Rleshel Betty Niles Robert Rohloff Jgxwqfff an Jw ' President . Vice President Secretary . Treasurer . Zkdfrnh I4 ,ff Freshmen Room 302 . . Iames Ianssen , . Robert Koser . Marcella Wrobleski . . . Iames Suess Room 304 President . Mar Ann Vandenburg Vice President Secretary , . Treasurer . , , . Iames Fish . Richard Broeren . . . Iack Clough M or is Ag: . 1 fs QQV' I -f IG-gl 129 .av Je Page 29 fs YW' Top How Roberi Muehlenbem lack Grade Ralph Suess Tom Loescher Frar1c1s Rechner S ond Row Marlon Bunker Dorothy Spaldmq Mary Loulse Pauly Kathleen Haber W M F1I'SfROW Bermce Bruehl Lorrame Krca Margaret Iohnson Margaret Ottman lane Luedtke 1 Top Row Merl1n K1mball Rxchard Luka Iohn Otto Earl Tanquay Norbert Bayer Second Row Paul Maurer Robert Gnesbach Mlldred Gnesbach Pnscxlla Resch Donald Cxske Frrst Row Eleanor Mary Ann Maney Georqxane Frscher loyce Hogan Wxlllarn Dowlmg Page 30 . , Q if 4 A . , ' X T 'X i xy i . I I' ' li x lt J 5 o C 4 X fha V , l 1 , ' Z 1 -.. J f u . if f V 1 Q . V Top How lames Bretthauer Kenneth Butz Leonard Schrpferlmg Thrrd Row Elmer Gollner Harold Zrmmer Donald Clough Ierome Magalskr Second Row Roy Schauman Dolores Iarvey Mary Kuehnl Mabel Resch Frrst Row Bernrce Resch Betty Yanggen Velma Rermer Rose Rrppl Top How Eugene Hoolxhan Rrchard Gambsky Phllrp Houk Second Row Al Kolasmsky Tom Bruehl Vrola Boehn lem Tom Ales Ahce Gamor Chester Shedgrck Frrst Row Mabel Mottl lean ette Bayer Rosella Burg hcrdt Irma Haas Ann Luntkowskr Ioyce Massey Top Row Al Taves Wrllram Strlp Second How Lorrame Lreb hauser, Mary lane Hermg, lean Barker, Dorothy Corey, Rosemary Bublitz. First Row: Margaret Gam- mey, Ruth Beachkoisky, Kathleen Loomans, Dorothy Otto, Dolores Altenhoien. Page 31 wg-gl f ..-,gf-,-, 1 'fx 14 Top Row Ray Eskofskz lack Wxllxams George Fmch Thxrd Row Ivan Sanders Gerald Laux Wm Schaumann Emmette Hoks Lawrence Barker Wm Dorzwexler Second Row Hxldegard Gosz Cecxha Rxeschl Esther Escamxlla Helen Schmalz Rosemary Lexker Mxldred Schuerer Marcella W1lz Fust Row Florence Endres Helen Bxrlmg Betty Nxles Elame Klaus Lorrame Young Mane Levandosk1 Rzta Gollner u f f fi Ae A' A' Aw, M' 1-7 1 W 54 Top How Carl Fahrenkrug Donald McG1llan Q, ,y, Third Row Rlchard Calnm Ivan Stxlp Donald DeBru1n Robert Rohlofl Matthew Kuepper Fzancxs Pakalskl Frank Glesen Second Row Charles Captam Harold Gnesbach Vxlas Schmalz Iames Koerner Donald Bayer Ierome Laux Fxrst Row Nadme Befort Patncla Monarskl Bernadette Iacobs Lorrame Schaefer Rosella Hack stock Roland Haas fa-N Page 32 I I ff'-'77,o7J ' ' ',Jx'ifJ,f 1 af K' J,-If Top How Tom Verbrlck Robert Kosteske Donald Qumn Mxchael Hylarrd Frank Albert Second Row Cyrrl Bayer Ioseph Roemer Ne11De Wolf Tom Bach Harland Obermerer Robert Front Row Clara Ebben Agnes Stepanskr Margaret Schmrdt Marcella Czaplewska Ioan Wal brun Elcune Eckrrch Geraldme Sauter law iq qgywuff' Top Row Gordon Strebe Drck Laemmrr Norman Bunker B111 Grres ach Gerald Grresbach Francrs Brocktrup Eugene Brown Dzck Ferron Iack Latondress Second Row Theresa Schuller Ara Wedewart Elorse Rock Geraldine Crske Phyllrs De Broux Edna Mae Wrese Front Row Theresa Iockman Margaret Krautkraemer Estelle Butrem Mary Iane Nabbefeld Ruth Rermer Glorra Ternen McKenzre ...Af Page 33 , 1' ' 1 ,ff . 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I , ' A . , I h fr 1 , 0 I 3 f ' - . v Il! 1 'O Top Row Rrchard Broeren Rxchard Brown Rlchard De Brum Robert De Brum Tom Landxg Reynold Brantmeler Second Row Donald Dorzwetler Florence Dxetz Kathleen Schaller Mary Ann Vandenberg Dolores Rothe George Kluba Thzrd How Glory Mae Laux Mary Kolasmsky Mary Schultz Delores Drexler Margaret Lteb hauser Ruth Dubznskx in My n Top Row Robert Koser Gregory Pauly Albert Kobmsky Iames lanssen Th1rd Row Edmund Fahrenkrug Ted Nabbefelcl Wtllxam G1ese Sylvester Boehnlem Ioseph Kramarczyk Wxlltam Bretthauer Kenneth Barker La Vern Button Second Row Rzchard Huelsbeck Lots Maas Dolores Rxppl George Bayer Fxrst Row Mary Kronschnabel Mary Iane Schraqe Los Knca Marron Iones Lorrame Coopman Carroll De Broux .J film Page 34 t g y ' ' I A ' ' A N 1 1 l X f f lg . h , txlr 1 X . 41 M 4 V ft bfi' tv to ' Je N ,-1 ri Q V ,V 'vfwlyvx' A 'IIA K ll. . tx ,U W. P xt! . X 'X I . V' ,J Q 'g B 1. r B ' - 'X - , , - q 33: .V Q V 5 K f . 1 I I 5 1 l 4 ' . Q 1 l . . 5 a Je' '- A 'T . f,1 a f 6 Q f ,Q Q, -,HM ' 1,5 ffl . l 1 Yet ,tr na C5 1 Top Row Rxchard Salm lack Clough Iames Waters Eugene Hickey Iames Flsch Iohn Lalley Gllbert Corey Rlchard Gexger Second Row Bernlce Forslund Mary Gamsky Mary Dxetz Ieanette Hogan Dlane Pottner Barbara Demeny Fzrst Row Ruth Roth Patncla Fredenck Margaret ClSlC6 Germame Mattern Marlan Pack Ioyce Maney Eunxce Grassl Top Row Robert Tummett Earl Brantmexer Iames Suess Douglas Strong Second Row Donald Rxppl Ioseph Ottman Helen Day Ianet Feess Mlldred Tennessen Rlcharcl Kleczweska Marvm Voxssem Elmer Dahl Fust Row Mary Ellen Cheslock Dons Laus Ethel Resch Ioan Klaus Erna Scrovonskx Betty Otto Harvey Zxmmer WWW Page 35 R ak W H'- N VE QK XV ' x of qi? 5 SX W f X f XR WX X ff K1-6,1 will lf aug. km ffiyw m 4' ff Wx QW f X' , K -' fn. y K AM A-'iii-ff . ij 111 -W v-X - A ' W! ' if -:ff Q4 , ' Xx .. - , X X X x k K XX XX XX X: ' ' - Y: A V N XX, xg ' 9A-XG , X . V! xx 5 A In .5 , ij -ff , X V W ,U 7 '- Qi T X 1' V L1 F, if' x., + XX -u - 1-27 X X I I , 1 f V- Ai- nz, '- msx- - X riff N V l 0 fl ft 1:.- X N Jgl 7 XY I 2' Q J 1 ' iii- 5 xgx WP X ' ? if w ig? xx L WL' 55:31,-25 W f ', Af 1 , W j- tk ?Ni1x19b N f - w ' if ' 5 f zgax NW , x Nl NN X ffxq X X AN Q V N' ' xx fx 3 , 2 'hw 1 N f ,W V r A I' ,e ,C fbi' The helmsrnan steered the Shlp moved on Yet never a breeze up blew The Manners all gan work the ropes Where they were wont to do The Weddlnq Guest here beat h1S breast ,U For he heard the loud bassoon J L Page 37 I N lj gujllt H I - . ' 'bf fr . , I rf ,rf X' ff,,ff'ff . ct ,A N, I7 I . lg 4'vm,,-2. Rev Father Ioseph Becker Uffwe fniwuuew We pause outs1de the door a m1nute of personal check up w enter qu1et1y before the desk we stand awa1t1ng the recogmtxon of our presence Inqurnes are made about our v1s1t w11l we check our credlts change our program obtam counsel get reassurance set dates for part1es or dances be repnmanded gam 1nionnat1on'? Our 1nterv1ew completed and the busmess transacted we courteously say thank you and wrthdraw outsxde the Off1C6 we pause agam and glve a slgh of rehef tbl l Mr Ioseph Kores . 4, f 1, 'Y-F fill page 38 ......, ' 44, p 1',t',',f. V ' . 0' lionr - sQ , A 9' 1 -4' .- pm 71 , fi I'mff, Ay! use 7 if ' ,YWAVJT I O . . . - . . . 9 - ll ll I I t ' W J 9 . L Q 1 ' Leo Miller Betty Block Leo M111er Betty Block Dorothy Engel Wllbur Foth Wxlbur Folh luaifaenffalioi All advanced mathematics courses required for college en- trance are offered by St. Mary. One year of algebra and one ot plane geometry are required of each student for graduation. An additional semester of advanced algebra one of solid geometry and one of trigonometry are elec tive thus affordmg all students a thorough and complete choice oi high school mathemat1cs Teachers are Slster Mary Paredes home room 309 Sister Mary Madeline home room 304 St Mary offers one full year of American HISYOIY It IS a re quired subyect for Seniors an ex cellent course for preparatory college Every student enters this course in accordance with the law of the W1scons1n Educat1onal Board Teachers Mr Fred D Trish Sister Mary Clementia Page 40 9649 fr! M0160 .Balm To any one 1nterested 1n lan guages St Mary 1S proud to offer a full four year course 1n Lat1n The fundamentals of the language are presented 1n the f1rst year The second year g1ves the student the ab1l1ty of readmg Lat1n prose C1cero and V1rg1l are 1ntens1ve1y stud1ed IH the last two years Instructors rn Lat1n are Srster Mary Madel1ne Srster Mary MSHCI Because of the cultural value German 1S offered to any student who wrshes to acqua1nt hrmself w1th a modern language Such students rece1ve the power to read for content and style the work of the great masters and to under stand the use of th1s foreign lan guage The study IS d1rected by SIS ter Mary Agathangela Page 41 'L l -.3 Q ', 1 . . VA rd Ai . . ' 2: it Q , - , i A , l . . . l 'lf - - 1 A 1 V . Q 'viii A ,ip homeroom 304 1 1 ' t Q' 1 . . . . ' - I 1 - J . T 3 1 . ' . . . A t ' .' 0 ' , ' ! s - ' , ' . . . - i 'T' A complete course of com mercial work 1S offered at St Mary to any student who wishes to prepare himself for the many and vanous act1v1 t1es 1n the bus1ness world The ma1n purpose of this department 1S to equip men and women who will be re hable and accurate serv1ng most efnciently in the f1e1d of commerce Twentieth Century Book keeping Typmg Functional Method Shorthand and Sec retanal Tra1n1ng are all in cluded in the Stenographic Course Th1S training stress es business behavior meth ods of filing operation of comptometer mlmeograph and dictaphone. The entire Commercial De- partment is under the able direction of Sister Mary Eu- genia. Page 42 BeS1d9S the excellent cour ses of Anclent and Medleval and Amencan H1SfO1'Y St Mary presents the study of Soc1a1 Sc1ence In th1s de partment are 1ncluded a cour e of CIVICS for Fresh men a cho1ce of Econom1cs cmd Soc1o1ogy to Semors The cum of these courses IS to develop good Cathohc law ab1d1ng c1t1zens Church and State that wxll be able to cope w1th the cur rent tOp1CS of the day Teachers S1ster Mary Eudocma homeroom 302 S1ster Mary Agathangela homeroom 206 Page 43 X swam One of the mosi 1mportant bas1c requrrements of com prehenswe hvmg and cultur al express1on 1S the study of Enghsh The students are tra1ned to recogmze the beauty of hterature they are taught clear express1on atrve thmkmg and the rect use of grammar 1n versatxon and creatmve 1n Teachers cre cor con wrlt S1ster Mary Evangehne homeroom 303 S1ster Mary MeI1C1 S1ster Mary Clementla homeroom 301 St Mary also offers a very fme course 1n Speech under the d1rect1on of Mr Ioseph 73 O v-1 0 UI -1:01 X Page 44 .gi W 'O . 5' N3 . ,p ,- N '-' 13 V X X M h 5, 1 is . 'X A :xf X 5 has vkg 5 Q l A Q. S xg -I Q NA: i s ig X .J Ng Y 1. 5 X, X 3 . by x N x..x ig . v xo we A Because of the rap1dly 1n creasmg 1mportance 1n sc1en llf1C endeavor and to sat1sfy the growmg 1nterest 1n the held of sc1ence St Mary offers courses 1n three major sc1ences B1OlOgY Chem1stry and Physlcs under the dlrec t1on of S1ster M Iovlta l1flC problems are studred m therr relat1on to human wel fare and the1r usefulness IS shown 1n mnumerable applx catlons Th1s dynam1c sc1ence pro gram not only fulfllls the col lege entrance requxrements but g1ves the students prac ncal and cultural sublects wh1ch w11l serve them as a vxtal factor m therr everyday e In these classes the scien- lif . Page 45 xx X xx 'Jef Mary Our Mother xk Y Hafff Swldaif' Um .Early 1' AD IESUM PER MARIAM TO JESUS THROUGH MARY Vlfe the Central Cornmlttee w1sh to thank our Drrector Reverend Ioseph Becker and our Moderator Srster Mary Evangelrne for therr guxdance rn Sodahty work throughout the en ure scholastxc year Wrth the above motto as our gurde w have endeavored to plan for the Sodalxty pro grams and act1v1t1es that were of sp1r1tua1 and temporal beneht to each and every Sodal1st The Central Commlttee meets once each week to drscuss and plan specral act1v1t1es The varrous charrmen meet thexr commrttees every two weeks and the general meetrng IS held every three weeks fi 3054 Prelect Vice Prefect Secretary Treasurer Apostolic Our Lady Eucharistic Literature Publicity . Membership De nocracy Clean Speech 0Jd'j'f N OFFICERS COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN Raymond Pozolinslci Mary Ann Eckrich Mary Helen Landgrat loanne Peerenboom Kathleen Loomans Betty Yanqqen Mary lane Herinq Rose Rippl , Helen Zelinski , Velma Reimer Tom Loescher Rita Hickey - L Page 48 SZ. flffafuf PERSONNEL CLARINETS-Iames Kettenhoten, Ben Kluba, Hildegarde Sensenbrenner, Robert Pack, Paul Maurer, Richard Laernmrich, Ralph Suess, Rita Goll- ner, Germaine Mattern, Iohn Lalley, Alice Gainor, lean Koser, Cyril Bayer, Loretta Schrage, Ioan Rappert, Helen Spalding, Robert Weber, Dick Ferron, Robert Griesbach Francis Rechner lim Wilz Carol Swaboda Leonard Gosz Ioe Utschrg Betty Bayer CORNETS Donald Rausch Ioe St Peter Donald DeBru1n Leslie Stumpi Mike Graff Tom Landig Dick DeBru1n Torn Loescher Don R1ppl B1ll Rippl Ioe Cheslock William Giese Otto Korth B111 Marquardt TROMBONES Clarence Ciske Mary L Pauly Rrchard Geiger Elmer Gollner Marvm Vo1ssem Carlton Bauer Ivan Sttlp lim Waters BARITONES Leo Miller Iohn Gollner W1ll1Gm Grresbach am! PERSONNEL PERCUSSION-Al Taves, Richard Loescher, Bill Unser, Bill Laemmrich, Donald Ciske, Bobby Kluba, Donald Gollner, Eugene Hickey, Donald Quinn, Ioan Peerenboom. ELUTES-Farnham Iohnson Dorothy Spalding Iohn Spalding. BASS CLARINETS Adeline Malenofsky Merlin Kimball BASSOON R1taH1ckey OBOES-Magdalen Stilp Rosemary Unser ALTO CLARINETS lean Barker Rosemary Leiker SAXOPHONES Roy Succa Rosemary Heenen Greg Pauly Ioan Laemrn rich lack Grade Elaine Huelsbeck Dolores Noe BASSES Elmer Dorzweiler Ioe Roemer Emmet Hoks FRENCH HORNS-Betty Block Grlbert Huelsbeck Leonard Schlpferling William Stilp Patty Gollner Mary lane Nabbefeld Page 49 5 K e. , 1 . rf ve ' ' yy ii Ma. gum za ww 1308 For the past ten years Mr. Galen Unser has directed the band with marked success. In the district and the national tournaments, the band of eighty members has taken many awards. Here's to you, Mr. Unser, and we hope that success will be yours for many years to come. . . . music can speak to us with a force and a power that is readily felt by all who have learned to listen Music 1S the harmonious voice of creation An echo of the 1nv1s1ble World Mr Galen W Unser Pack A Mczlenofsky Stilp A Kettenhofen ---,,,N, ,X ev-dw 1 'K xx! fp ..,h-L AL , ,Q A R. . M. ' . 'l' l W3-s Q r- r' 'V fr y it 2 1' . l I ff 4 .r - I Qt 3 1 , gy. tn ii l ' ' . - . ,, , , , p G 1' r, - I . ,X ' 41 fu 1 .. 4 '1 1 ' A- 'V lll. i . fi A ,, V v V- I ' 13 N v I' ll 'ly rl M71 ' if X,-Q ,, n rs., V , r- f 0 K v ' Q L I A 4 -.- ' H ..1,.,........,, 'qu 1' + 'f'v-V V f- ' -, 9 .' ',.-' , 7 Ki ff f CM i X S lf if . T' v Iocmne Peerenbonm 1 i William Rippl n - 5 ! , I 4 I X . A , - I 5 Q , - 4 , .' -W 5' ' w p ' f il -ff ' . I' 1 . Y -inf ' l i1 11 4555 T Tom Loescher Rx v G X 7 - ' 'f l lk ,' . l' S ' Ii, ' fi 5 I . A tw- 1 ' if . 15, . ,,. K h. r'5i,.,- , 1 fix? Q3 3 Doloris Noe 4-2 I I .Q z .Q K v ,,, . x. 1 it , fl, fe ,M p ' .L L f U' V - .ilk A..- .. l I . 4 1 E t Leslie Stumpf 5 Ili' -, fa xr' i i 'iV i E l -are Rita Hickey i fl 09 4 ,sl ,I u VR , . .-'A ' Q I 0 ,, I , 1 'ff' ' K 'xx X--Raw ' Farnham Iohnson is -...M Q 1, N ' ' ,J - V , - 5 i xgfuvi VY l , Ke , l , I I . i .1 , 7, YV ' il.. YL 4 . AON :. , ,-, , Fw, 1- , M, Robert Griesbcich r, ' 9 O , ! D. Af g. v, 9 . g .S I . i Q 2 X - s Leo Miller, A ' 1 , i i A.. xg I fi 3 .L X Elmer Dorzweiler Y v V 2 ' x gr- Q l Y Y .-A L-A x 7, Q Y. ff 'sx Q F 5 Xxx X iq . 3 X S nnn1 W1th my crossbow I shot the Albatross. 1, I Tx. fq,,40 ,ar ,Jav- MR FRED D TRISH We 1ntroduce Mr Fred D Tnsh our versatrle teacher and mentor who rn accgng th1s wo fold respons1b1l1ty has pomted out the lmportance of coordmatmg mmd and muscle Although unfamrhar wlth hrs surroundmgs and new to the players Coach Tnsh proceed ed to burld up an excellent football squad and a champlon basketball team wh1le teach1ng the boys mental and physlcal alertness plus the value of sportsmanshlp and cooperat1on He has proved an excellent model for hrs players and has eamed not only their adm1rat1on but also the respect of the r1val coaches he has encountered dunng hrs hrst year of actrve compe t1t1on Proud to be the hrst to have the advantage of h1s tutelage, we ded1CGl9 th1s page mn our memory book to hun, w1th only one regret that our academlc relatronshlp must come to a close so swlftly We, Senrors, say farewell to hun wrth the hope that our future assoc1at1on W1l.l'1 hrm w1ll be as pleasant and full of satrsfactron as m the past year We thank you heartlly, Coach Tnsh Page 54 Q, . 7 X, , ,A Q wrt - . . . 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MR l OSEPH KORES A man of h1gh 1deals w1th a keen 1nterest 1n the welfare of St Mary s zealous and dxrect of purpose IS Mr Ioseph Kores assrstant coach and teacher H1s stnkmg ab1l1ty and knowl edge of popular sports together Wllh h1S pleasant personahty have won for hun the admlra t1on of the ent1re student body It IS the B team of 41 coached to many a V1ClO1'Y by the pract1cal 1nstruct1ons of coach Kores that w1ll make the 1rrepress1b1e A squad of 42 The box1ng team has developed 1nto threat matenal under h1S leadersh1p It IS fast f1ght d ll th ear future surpass nval teams longer tra1ned 1n the pug111st1c art Together Wllh h1S coachmg Mr Kores lends needed and valuable assrstance throughout s nt 111 the the daily run of QCUVIUGS HIS hrst penods of both mommg and afternoon are pe d h an the 0fflCe as ass1stant to Reverend Father Becker Although he IS the school ISCIP nan ahze he IS H1611 true fnend that he IS dolng h1S duty and IS unceasmgly work1ng for the welfare of each 1nd1v1dual We have enjoyed h1s acqua1ntance throughout the year and we truly appreclate all he has done for us by h1S unt1nng efforts to make St Mary s the hnest school m every respect As an apprec1at1on of grahtude we w1sh to dedrcate thxs page rn our yearbook to our esteemed coach teacher and fnend Mr Kores we are proud that St Mary s can clarm you as her own students re Page 55 I K U ll ll I I - u Q n ' ' I ' ll ll I ing its way to the foreground. an wi , in e n , ' ' , . I I 1 . - . . 4 ST. MARY 7 ST. BENEDICT tMilwaukeel 12 Proving too speedy for the Zephyrs St. Benedict High School was victorious over St. Mary. Although St. Mary lead 7 to 0 at the first quarter and 7 to 6 at the half, the determined St. Benedict squad came back to win and make the Zephyrs bow in defeat ST MARY 46 ST IOSEPHS fKeshenal 0 Traveling to Keshena the Zephyrs opened the1r conference season with a decisive victory over St Ioseph s of Keshena The Indians lacked material and fell far short of equahzmg the weight and abllrty of the Zephyrs Proving too experienced for their opponents the St Mary reserves played a greater part of the game I s5w12ogf94f Ebfbtg gl-F S 1 ' if I - A 7. ' . rl- ill W ,X.,x X , 49 vw Y we A A 7 l ' Q Ia ti, - . Q. gp A 1 'H-1 it - 7 1 Ty,-2 . 6-1' .4 1 V A it 1 3 , it ,K or 7 y ' 7 rf .- Y 7-Ai T'-S ST MARY 32 ST NOHBERT lDe Perel 12 The St Mary team won 1ts second conference game of the season at the expense of St Norbert Flashmg the1r best brand of ball the Zephyrs sur passed the Green Kmghts to garn an overwhelmlng vrctory ST MARY 12 NEW LONDON 7 In the1r th1rd home game the Zephyrs defeated New London 1n a non conference game Outplaymg the1r opponents a greater part of the t1me the St Mary squad romped to an easy wm The power of the Zephyrs was partly due to the1r desrre of aveng1ng last years 13 to 12 defeat S MARY 0 ST IOHN 6 The Zephyrs traveled to Llttle Chute where mt cost them the champlon sh1p of the Fox Valley Conference for 1940 Due to the lack of sp1r1t and hght the Zephyrs went down 1n defeat To the vrctors must be g1ven the cred1t of msplrmg ball playrng throughout the game ST MARY 13 NEENAH 30 The Zephyrs agam took the road to the1r s1ster ctty Neenah where they rece1ved the worst shellackmg of the year SPIII1 and flght was lackmq 1n the team The Rockets used the method of passlng whrch proved fatal to the Zephyrs because of the lack of speed 1n her men and perhaps too the he1ght of players brought defeat to St Mary ST MARY 13 EDGEWOOD 26 The undefeated squad of the Edgewood Academy played on the Zephyr s home held The local team looked great playrng agamst a team of such dnvrng power and conslstency of play Although the Zephyrs played the1r best game of the season they st1ll lacked the power of dr1v1ng the Edgewood team back of the1r goal more than tw1ce throughout the game although they came very close to sconng Armrshce Day Nov 11 The 'Zephyrs are d1SCIPpO11'11ed They had pract1ced long and hard to defeat Kaukauna eleven and now all the1r v1s1on of vrctory has varushed The game was postponed because of ram followed by a cold wave Old weather man played more pranks and thus the long looked for game was called oft Page 57 - - u ll n . rf - - - - - n rr - - 1 - 11 n . . . , 'F 4. . u u - - - n n . . . . 1: 11 . . . . - 11 u - - n 1: - 1 1 n 1 n . . . H ,, . 1 1 . . 1 n - - 90 3 Q0 59 ag ,A 36 ov DQ, 'lr -lr VI 1 r, ST MARY 34 SALVATORIANS 28 The first game of the season took place at St Nazianz the keynote of a successful season was struck Although the Salvatorrans broke through the ragged defense of the Zephyrs many times they still trailed accordmg to the score board The game was played mainly for experimental pur poses ST MARY 32 ST IOSEPH 6 The St Mary Zephyrs traveled to the Keshena reserva ton where they engaged the Indians rn the ftrst conference game of the season The smooth passing attack and sharp shooting of the St Mary boys buried the lndxans under an avalanche of baskets Even though the reserves played a good share of the game the Zephyrs kept up their terrific pace throughout the entire game The Indxans did not make a goal till late rn the third perxod and spent practically the whole game on defense as the Zephyrs monopolized the ball ST MARY 20 MANITOWOC 17 The St Mary qurntet collected its third victory of the sea son The Ships from Manitowoc were the prey And what a battle it was' The Zephyrs edged out a victory in the closing minutes of play The playing was rugged throughout the en tire game It was a big night for St Mary for the team of a big school was the victim ST MARY 51 ST MARY COshkoshD l4 The Zephyrs won their second game of the conference at the expense of the Greyhounds of Oshkosh. The Grey- hounds could not get in the tight St, Mary defense and had to rely on shots far out on the court. On the other hand the Zephyrs with their smooth ball handling, worked the ball in for numerous set-ups. The result, victory for our Zephyrs ST MARY 27 ST PETER 20 The Zephyrs won their third consecutive conference game in a home game December 13 to the tune of 27 20 As the game progressed it appeared as though the St Peter squad came to Menasha with the sole purpose of upsetting St Mary but the Keys were startled by the fast break used by the Zephyrs and although the score was close St Mary led the entire game ST MARY 27 ST IOHN 19 lourneying to Little Chute the St Mary squad defeated the Flying Dutchmen by a d6ClSlV6 score of 2719 Their fourth victory in the Catholic Conference The Dutchmen threatened the Zephyrs several tlmes but a last penod sprint gave the Zephyrs their decisive victory over therr strongest Conference rivals St Iohn of Little Chute ST LEO 32 ST MARY 28 St Leo of Chicago coming to Menasha during the Chr1st mas holidays eked out a 32 28 victory over the Zephyrs This proved to be one of the fastest and most exciting games ever played on the local floor Neither team had a sizable lead over their opponents but in the last few minutes of play a rally by the Chicagoans proved fatal for St Mary the Zephyrs bowed down in defeat to the victors the St Leo Quintet of Chicago ST MARY 21 MANITOWOC 27 The St Mary basketball team met their second defeat of the season at the hands of the strong Manltowoc quintet Height of the players and an unfamiliar floor proved to be the deciding factor of the game At the same time the Zephyrs showed a reversal in form for their passing was ragged and their shooting was off. Manitowoc led the entire game and although threatened several times by the Zephyrs, who lacked the final punch, were able to win a marginal victory over the St. Mary Zephyrs their non-con- ference rivals. Page 58 ST MARY 36 ST BENEDICT 20 St Benedlcts a colored team traveled from Mrlwaukee to engage rn a basketball game wzth the St Mary qumtet The Benedlctmes were determmed to return home wlth a vrctory but were forced to accept a defeat Although the game was fast and rugged the Zephyrs proved supenor and gamed a dec1s1ve vrctory over thetr colored rrvals from Mllwaukee ST MARY 36 KAUKAUNA 38 The Zephyrs dropped a heartbreaker to Kaukauna ln an excrtxng hard fought overtrme game Both teams gave a brrllrant dlsplay of teamwork rn therr passmg and shootmg and showed excellent sportsmanshrp Kaukauna rn the fmal few seconds of play rn the fourth quarter tred the score and forced the game mto an overtrme In the overtlme perxod Kaukauna made the only goal on a hope to do or dre shot gzvmg the Kaws a vzctory over the St Mary Zephyrs ST MARY 44 ST NORBERT 12 The Zephyrs turned back the Squrres from De Pere rn an overwhelmmg vrctory The Zephyrs wlth therr smooth ball handlmg worked the sphere rn for numerous setups Therr fast break helped nn keepmg them well ahead through out the entrre game ST MARY 48 ST MARY COshkoshD 24 The St Mary qurntet journeyed to Oshkosh where they garnered a 4624 vrctory over St Mary Oshkosh as a result of a second half drrve The Zephyrs played fast ragged ball throughout the game and they controlled the ball at w1ll However several long shots by the Greyhounds kept them well rn the game the frrst two perlods But the Zephyrs proved far superror rn the second half tallymg an easy vrctory ST MARY 42 ST MARY SPRINGS 9 St Mary Sprmgs made her flrst appearance on a basket ball court rn Menasha and proved dlsastrous to them for they went down m defeat by a lopsrded score Although the reserves played the blggest share of the game St Mary Sprrng s d1d not seem to have the abrhty to penetrate the trght Zephyrs defeat whlch nearly held them scoreless ST MARY 21 NEENAH 29 The St Mary squad was turned back by a fast wrde awake hard drrvmg Neenah team the score was 29 21 Neenah led throughout the game and proved to be the supe rxor of the two teams The Zephyrs showed only sparks of lxfe ln the fxrst and fourth quarters A last mmute rally by the Zephyrs began too late and fell elght pomts short of therr mark ST MARY 55 ST IOE 23 Although showmg considerable rmprovement m general play St Ioseph s Hlgh School team furnrshed little rn the way of competrtron for the St Mary squad Every man on the locals saw plenty of actron and Coach Trlsh used a great number of combrnatrons ending wlth ftve men that will be depended upon to a great extent next year rn rebuxldmg the St Mary Zephyrs After graduatnon thrs sprmg takes several of the regulars from the ranks ST MARY 47 ST LAWRENCE 29 St Mary Hrgh School basketball team won xts twelfth game of the current season and lost four The local war rrors took the St Lawrence College team mto camp by a score of 4729 After the game the Zephyrs were treated very cordrally and shown about the college where the candrdates for the prlesthood study and reside ST MARY 41 ST PETER 16 The St Mary frve traveled to Oshkosh where they en countered the aggressive St Peter qumtet The game proved to be a rough battle wrth numerous fouls on both srdes but the Zephyrs frghtmg spmt saw them through and they again brought home a well earned vlctory The Trlshmen have not been defeated so far rn the conference plan and wxth the team hrttrng therr strlde they should remain unde feated and earn the t1tle, Champ1ons of Catholrc Conference ST MARY 21 ST IOHN 23 The St Mary basketball squad met thelr only Catholrc Conference defeat thxs year at the hands of a determmed St Iohn qumtet The Zephyrs led throughout the game except rn the frnal frfty seconds of play Two scormg splurges by the Dutchmen one late ln the second quarter and the other near the close of the game spelled vrctory for St Iohn and drsaster for St Mary ST MARY 30 ST NORBERT 16 After gettmg off on a slow start the Zephyrs worked mto therr natural strrde to take the Squrres by a count of 3016 The game was played at a fast pace all the way and many lnaccurate shots were taken by both teams The St Mary squad however proved far supenor over St Norbert of De Pere ST MARY 39 ST MARY SPRINGS 15 The Zephyrs travelrng to Fond du Lac gamed an easy vrctory at the expense of St Mary Sprmgs Academy The reserves played a great part of the game and really gave a good account of themselves The Zephyrs easrly penetrated thexr opponents defense but St Mary Sprmgs squad found rt hard to score through the txght St Mary defense ST MARY 21 NEENAH 28 The Zephyrs bowed to the Neenah Rockets on our home floor Neenah controlled most of the rebounds and therr shootmg from close ranqe proved accurate The Zephyrs on the other hand could not penetrate the vlctors defense thezr less thlrd perxod on the part of St Mary proved to be the de crdmg factor of the game Vrctory came for Neenah the score was 28 21 ST MARY 22 KAUKAUNA 32 The St Mary squad traveled to Kaukauna and met wxtl a crushlng defeat at the hands of the strong Kaukauna qumtet Farlmg to show mld season form the Zephyrs looked ragged on defense and therr passing and shootmg were rnaccurate Kaukauna led throughout the game never bemg threatened by St Mary s Establlshmg a safe frrst half advantage the Kaws coasted the rest of the game to an easy vrctory the score 32 22 ST NORBERT TOURNAMENT St Mary entered rn the eleventh annual St Norbert ln vttatxonal Basketball Tournament The Zephyrs showmg splendrd teamwork reached the fmals and were brought to their knees by the strong Aqumas qumtet from La Crosse ' . . - ' 1 1 - . . A , ,, ,, .1 If - 4 ' - ' l l ll lr ll ll - . ' . ' H ll ' ' . - I . A 1 ,. .. passing being ragged and their shooting inaccurate. A score- - I . - lr n - ' . ' . . . . A , . I , ' ' I - - - - ll ll . I - ' 'I I ll . :I ' . . I . . ll n - .I H H ' ' ' ' , . , . ll 11 . T' V 1 y K, oivli Q' l . 1 5 f v ,- 1 Sigue! 1941 Don Cheslock Mike Graff Roland Haas Eugene Hoohhan Phil Houk Al Kolasinsky George Kronschnabel Tom Landlg Tom Loescher Harland Obenneier Bob Pack Ray Pozolinski Don Quinn Bob Rohlotf Charles Schaller B111 Schaurnann Gordon Stroebe Ioe St Peter Tom Verbnck Robert Weber Harold Zimmer opened with intramural bouts to determine school champions and also the boys that were to represent St Mary in interscholastic bouts The squad is not large nor IS the matenal too abundant but these pug1l1sts have shown through their fine spint of competition and co-op- eration that they expect to help Mr Kores build a boxing team that will adequately represent St Mary High School in bouts with the Catholic Conference and Fox Valley schools Page 60 X . 4 . 1 R I K, x This is the first year that boxing was recognized as a major sport at St. Mary. The season SEPTEMBER Good old St Mary s opens her doors wrde and welcomes us agam Her old trme gong summons us mto her pre crncts we greet old classmates we meet new ones we welcome Mr Trrsh and Mr Kores The thermometer soared far above erghty degrees Lucky for us The afternoon was declared a free day We now slrp back rnto the old routrne Frrst Frrday Sprrrtual exercrses as usual rn the early mornrng Reverend Father Hummel celebrated hrs brrth day Hearty congratulatrons' The day ended wrth dls mrssal at 2 00 The Natronal Prayer Hour for Peace was observed by the students-all enlrsted to plead for Peace Student body went to the polls School Offrcers were elected The chosen four' Congratulatrons' Electron' Sodalrty offrcers were presented to the student body Agarn the ballots were cast Thrs trme homeroom offrcers were elected Frrday the thrrteenth' Poor lrttle Freshmen' Green rrb bons recrtrng poetry lollrpops yes' We senrors rnr trated the dear lrttle chrldren Day closed wrth a socral gatherrng The Mrxer Everyone had a good trme St Marys football team met St Benedrct boys Hey' What drd you say? We lost? 12 to 7 What drsaster' Frrst class meetmgs were held rn the homerooms Every Where drd that nrckel come from? Where drd that card go? These were some of the questrons asked by the students after seemg the Magic Show grven by Mr Gluesmg Happy Day' Half hour perrods thas P M' A movre Brcycle Hazards plus a few words by our Chref of Polrce was grven the students The Frrst Sodalrty Meetmg' lusty srngrng' energetrc offrcers' peppy students' all resolve to do thexr best A peppy pep meetmg put pep mto students and the team We won the game' St Mary 32 St Norbert 12 The Homecomrng Dance was a gala affarr What fun' OCTOBER The month of our Mother Boys and grrls what wrll you do rn her honor? Feast of the Lrttle Flower Yes Lrttle Flower Show thy power At the great Whrte Throne Knute Rockne at the Embassy' Free' but only for the Athletes What lucky boys' What a team we ve hum bled New London to the tune of 12 to 7 The lrvrng rosary A beautrful srght before heaven and earth Mystery' Mystery' Whats rt all about? A specral assem bly-oh' ya' Tomorrows a free day' Rrght Reverend Brshops Srlver Iubrlee A free day' Regular classes Why rs everyone excrted? Whats rt all about? Why the Bazaar rs comrng A raffle 18 on Take your chance on that beautrful watch What do you say? Take a chance' Come one come all a popcorn sale' Yum' Yum' Look' Theres gold sparklrng Where? On the Senrors frngers See therr rrngs They re beautres Columbus Day' We re proud to lrve rn Amerrca Too much trouble and worry rn Europe Tough luck' The Flyrng Dutchmen of Lrttle Chute defeat St Mary 6 to 0 A legal holrday Natronal Reqrstratron Day Oh what fun' the Roller Skatmg Party was held m the basement of the gym Neenah Hrgh Rockets have therr revenge for last years defeat We lost l3 to 32 T B test at Menasha Hrgh and St Mary students are called to make therr appearance The Bazaar rs here' Whos gorng? Chrcken Supper to nrght yum' yum' A leg a wrng yum' yum' Another day of fun at the Bazaar Chrldrens Day of merrymakmg Grab bag brngo drce bowlrng what you wrll We lost to Edgewood 27 to 6 What mrsery' Feast of Chrrst the Krng A solemn hugh Mass ln the evenrng grand close of the Bazaar Prrzes' More prxzes Oh you lucky wrnners brg success Dxd you do your brt? The proceeds of the paper drrve frll the lrbrary shelves wrth wonderful books Books-good books chorce books that wrll help you to frll your lersure hours Work on the Renard begms Solrcxtmg ads What s the quota? NOVEMBER All Sarnts Day A free day for all All Souls Day Regular classes resumed after a glorrous three day weel end vacatron Study Hall slrps Slgn your name on the dotted lme rf you have no work Keep busy young man young lady' Matmee band concert Splendrd exhrbrtron' Good work Annual Fall Band Concert presented by enthusrastrc students A frne performance' Armrstrce Day' Brg Celebratron? School' The weather man farled us agarn St Mary and Kaukauna game post poned Torrents and torrents of ram The Kaws are lucky thls year' St Mary and Kaukauna game cancelled because of bad weather We re drsap pornted Mr Weatherman Football season comes to a close Surts are turned n and placed rn mothballs Players awart therr awards the pnzed letter Union Sodalrty Meetmg Menasha rs host to representa trves from Fond du Lac Marlnette and Escanaba Basketball season begms Everyone excrted? Oh yes The Zephyrs met the Salvatorran Iunror College team The frrst vrctory' The score 34 to 28 gg I- . . I , . T . 'I ' ll- , , . . .- . I , - , O 12- . ' ' ' ' . R H , ' ' ' ' ' , , 13- . ' ' I ' I ' I . F- . . . I Y - 17- , . ' ' I I . I . . 1 N . I . . ' ' 22- . . ' . g- . I . . . 23- ' . ' ' . ' - - . . . . I 24- . - . . - , W I . . .I 25- - ' - . , I ' I ' I I I I . I I 27- ' ' . ' . -body felt important Plans were made ' . 28-Paper Drive isIon. Come let us Iall join in and make it a ' .. ' . 29- ' ' ' M l , , 31- ' .- ' . ' - . . . . . . 11 . I ' , ' U' 2- ' . . I . I , 4- - I II I 8III . I . . .. I I IOM ' ' I - ll- ' ' . ' ' . . - 15A ' . . - I ' '- . I 16- . ' 1 H ' 17- ' A ' . ' . - - ' ' ' ' ' 20- ' .. ' . , .. Turkey? Ah' Thanksgxvmg' The Zephyrs traveled to Keshena where they met the St Ioseph Indxans The score 34 to 6 An easy vxctory' DECEMBER Only twenty more shoppmg days untrl Chnstmas' The feast of the Immaculate Conceptron Hall Mary Vrr gm pure we honor you St Mary scores a decrswe conference vrctory over Osh kosh Provxng too supenor for thexr opponents the Zephyrs romped to an easy wm the score 51 to 14 The students rush happxly about hummmg strams of Chrxstmas songs Angel vorces? No 1ts only practlcmg for the Chnstmas play St Mary come out on top rn thexr encounter wrth the Fly mg Dutchmen Behmd rn the frrst two quarters St Mary made a fmal drrve to wxn 27 to I9 A festrve atmosphere pervades throughout the entxre bu1ld1ng Santa made hrs annual VISll Chnstmas Matmee' A lovely Chnstmas Cantata' Dxd you see lrttle Chnstopher and hrs teddy bear Chatter? Congratulatxonsl Hollywood rs proud of you St Mary stars Chnstmas Eve and mldmght Mass' Is there anything more beautrful? Chrxst the Savxor IS born Peace on earth to men of good wrll' Merry Chrrstmas' The members of the pageant traveled to Appleton where Sxsters at St Elrzabeth Hospital St Marys was defeated by St Leos of Chrcago rn a never to be forgotten game In one of the fastest and most excrtmg games played on thxs floor St Leos threw off a 28 to 28 t1e ln the last mmute and a half of play to wm wxth a hnal score of 32 to 28 The Cantata group gave a command performance t the Laemmnch Funeral Home An apprecxatwe audlence was present to wxtness the out-of door Christmas pageant Bells peal forth Auld Lang Syne rs sung' Old Father Trme hands over the ledger wlth a dubxous shake of hrs hoary head Undaunted the New Year garly takes rt up We stand on the threshold of a new year IANUARY Sh' Mxdmghtl Happy New Year' Welcome l941' The Zephyrs traveled to Manxtowoc and our team meets wrth defeat Scoreboard recorded 27 to 21 The Zephyrs met St Benedxct of Mrlwaukee and sent them home holdmg the short end of the score Oh Joy' 36 to 20 The f1rst day of the new school year and everyone happy except for the black cloud of exams The Sodallty meet was made especxally attractxve by a skrt composed by Tom Loescher and presented by mem bers of the Sodalxty A very fine talk was grven by Mr Kores A thnllxng game-a close score-but alas defeat Kau kauna wms rn an overtrme the score-38 to 36 Why all the gloom? We realxze rt was a hard game to lose but remember fellows you play them agam Come on team do your stuff Another blue card rs hung on the wmnrng column for St Mary Thrs trme the team smashed through the defense oi St Norbert of De Pere to defeat them by a score of 44 to 12 Gong' Leather flymg' Coach Kores boxers demonstrated thexr techmcal sklll to a record crowd at the xntramural boxrng matches The St Mary Zephyrs trounced the St Mary lads of Osh kosh by a score of 46 to 24 The Zephyrs retamed thexr standmg as the undefeated leader of the Fox Valley Catholrc Conference The annual Holy Name Banquet New members were admrtted An mterestmg speech was grven by Mr Wxlltam Freweger Iust blue I wonder why-could It be the approachrng semester exams??? The Zephyrs Reserve Squad displayed thelr talent by playmg a fast and outstandmg game agamst a new comer St Mary Sprmgs Academy of Fond du Lac St Mary of Menasha agam came out on top An overwhelm mg score of 42 to 9 Noses buned rn books t1l the last mxnute There goes the bell Oh' dear-another exam One day rsnt enough two are needed Another day of grxef Oh' for that B rn conduct' mg crty Neenah to be defeated by the flashy Red Rockets 29 to 21 Better luck next txme boys Mid year Sodallty assembly Reverend Father Green of St Mary Academy gave an mterestmg talk on Catholrc Actnon Let s all take an actxve part rn Sodalxty work 2526 Catholic Mens Bowlmg Tournament IS on Student teams take part Tournament standmgs not threatened St Mary students drsplay Catholxc Actron Paper Dr1ve Paper Dr1ve Are you cooperatmg? Alas The day of days Results of Relxgxon Test are grven to the Seniors Congratulations you studzous scholars Afternoon perrods were shortened Reverend Father Becker called an assembly New rules for the second semester were put forth Everybody follow xnjunctrons St Iosephs of Keshena met wrth defeat when they en countered the Zephyrs St Mary 55 St Ioseph 23 Keep at up Zephyrs FEBRUARY Candlemas Day' General Communxon for Sodalxsts' Guls are devout clrents of Mary Feast of St Blase' Throats were blessed We pray for Gods protectxon Paper Drlve' Dxd you hear? Paper drrve' Students are you cooperatxng? Students are health mrnded' It s vaccxnatron trme' Who s afrald? Page 62 1 l . . U 10 I . . I4 ' ' ' - h ' - ' I ' ' 16 . ' . ' - ' ' ' , 17 . . - ' . 19 . . . I . . . 21 ' ' .. . . . mi I I - I they gave a presentation of the Christmas Cantata for the 24 The St, Mary quintet crossed the river to our neighbor- I1 U U . - ' ' . ' ' ' 27 . ' ' ' . l ' ' - 28 ' .. ' .. ' . - . 31 ' ' . I w I ' . . 2 ' ' ' ' 3 . . . ' . ' ' . 4 ' . ' . ' . , Surprise' A movle was presented explammg the parts of the Holy Mass It was mterestmg It was educatlonal Thanks a lot Rev Father Becker The St Mary Zephyrs traveled to Oshkosh to meet the St Peter qumtet A vxctory' And what a score 41 to 16 Holy Name Sunday' The hrgh school boys make thetr appearance-the youths of today the men of tomorrow Whats that? Valentmes' What say you? Who is your Valentme Monthly Sodalxty Meetmg' Open drscussron Rare treat' Everybody cooperated Valentme Day here at last' Hearts' Hearts' And more Hearts' The Zephyrs met the Flymg Dutchmen rn a home game Lrttle Chute the vrctor wxth the score 23 to 21 Blue Monday' Woe The Zephyrs trounced the Squlres at De Pere Hall Vxc tors' was the tune 30 to 16 the score Agam' A movle was presented to the students A v1s1t to the New York Worlds Farr Interestmg and A Pre Lenten dance glven by Iumors A huge success' Prom fund grows fatter A three day week end vacatron Thank you Father Becker What joy The Zephyrs meet therr old time r1val Neenah What a game' Sxde lmes fairly burst the gym wxth cheers and shouts but the Zephyrs traxled behmd all throughout the game When the gun was frred St Mary was at the shorter end Scoreboard mdlcated 21 to 28 1ng as a lenten pract1ce ' I want to be 100'M: Travelmg to Kaukauna St Mary met the powerful Kaws Farlmg to show mld season form the Zephyrs traxled through the entlre game The fmal score 31 to 23 Kaukauna the vrctor End of the shortest month of the year MARCH March comes m hke a lamb Beware' he may go out hke a hon Openmg of the St Norbert lnvltatxonal Tournament I thelr openmg game the Zephyrs defeated St Mary of Oshkosh A bhzzard St Norbert Tournament postponed The Zephyrs met the St Iohn qumtet 1n the semr fmals and defeated them 2721 The Zephyrs met wxth defeat at the hands of Aqumas of La Crosse ln the fmals of the tournament the score 48 to 34 Intramural basketball game The Semors vs All Stars The Semors are vlctors 26 to 21 Frrst Fnday Hrgh School glrls recelve Holy Communion rn a body Instrumental Concert and Contest pudged by E C Moore of Appleton Fnrst and second place trophxes went to Robert Gnesbach and Donald Housch respectxvely Con gratulatxonsl Blue Monday lust blue--- Elrmmatlons for the Annual Grade School Tournament Opemng of the Annual Grade School Tournament and vrctory for the Iunror Zephyrs Close of the Grade School Tournament Results St Patrtck fxrst St Iohn second St Mary thxrd all of Menasha Here s to you' Today IS the Feast of the Patron Samt of the Umversal Church St Ioseph It rs also the nameday of our Rev Prmctpal Thanks a lot for the half hohday The members of the boxrng team demonstrated thexr tac trcs today when they encountered the St Norbert squad The latter received a total of 7 pomts and St Mary re cewed 4 pomts on three vxctones and a forfert A mrssxon was opened by the Vmcentran Fathers Father Coupal and Father Murphy The frrst week of the mrs slon was for the women and hlgh school girls of the parrsh Father Becker left today for a week s vacatron We hope you have a nxce time St Mary boxxng squad traveled to Ltttle Chute and by hard frghtmg managed to earn 3'2 pomts on 3 vxctones and a draw St Iohn boxers recetved 7'f2 pomts The womens mlssxon was brought to a grand close operatxon MISSIOH for all the men and hugh school boys was for mally opened Coach Fred Trxsh resumes hrs classes after a ten day vlsrt to Omaha Nebraska Daffodrls and dandelxons On velvet rugs of lade Ah dream your magrc dreams of youth Lest charm of Spnngtrme fade Gladdest txme of the year Easter lxhes lorcmg one of our dreams rs almost reahzed we awart the arrxval of the Renard softly glowmg hqhts Venetxan scene under an Italxan sun youths gay lxfe of long ago the charm of the Maytrme Prom lxngerxng luke a sweet melody remembrance lovely days Pleasure filled hours last efforts of scholastrc achxeve ments fmal exams reports we antxcrpated The Renard rs announced we hope you lrke rt dehghtfully drfferent so we planned tt to be too soon the precrous days pass by we shall never forget Com mencement Alma Mater rn the dawn of dreams come true we say a fond good bye trll we meet agam Farewell Page 63 - - ' ll ' ' ' . 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A 1 Compl1ments of Grlbert Paper Company St Anne Socrety Mrs Iohn Orth President Mrs Henry Wrlpolt Vice President Mrs Harry Sheerm Secretory Mrs Anna Fcxhrbcrch Treasurer F Pleasure and P of t - Sta p Collect' q Appleton Stamp Shop E e yth'ng for th Stamp Collecto Su'te 202 303 W. College A e. Appleton Wiscons' Open E enings-Telephone 6 Valley Sporting Goods Co Distributors and Sporting Goods Specialists 211 N. Appleton St. Phone 2442 Strlp and Hedberg DRUGGISTS Service For the Sick I Phone 400 Mencrshcz Compliments of A E MCMAHON Gun? CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1941 Our Photographs Imply F1ne Quallty Natural Charm Character1stIc Express1on AIIISIIC Pose Speclal Dlscount to Students AL MATHIEU 213 N Comrnerclal St On the Island TWIN CITY BUILDING LOAN sf SAVINGS ASSOCIATION E STANISLAWSKI Gaocl-:HIES AND MEATS Phone 4200 804 Appleton St Menasha Wrsconsm Edward Serthamer Qualrty GIOCSIIGS Meats Fru1ts 6. Vegetables Phone 384 GEAR DAIRY For Servxce and Satrsfactlon Phone 3080 O A Salesman Wrll Call Comphments of WOMEN S CATHOLIC ORDER OF FORESTERS I I O - ll I I , xv J A I J, QQ.-, , X . X l- x f - . 1 . 0.14 V A 1 , gf .'x , f I 1. Y - If A f 1 1 ,If ,lf s- f ' U elf. , I , A-X 4. ,1v,!'L'4'j I ., I if ' 1 I-.fr - 1 . O I I 1 . . . I Good Luck To You All I ACK S SPORT SHOP 9 Maln Street Menasha Quahty Sporting Goods Wholesale cmd Retarl Comphments of Grove s Clothmg Store Quality Clothing and Fum1sh1ngs 01' MEN AND BOYS Crosley Rad1os Shelvador Refngerator A B C Washers and Ironers Vo1ssem EIGCLIIC SGIVICG Phone 2435 228 Kaukauna St Menasha WIS The Clothes Shop BEVERS SCHMALZ YOUNG MEN S QUALITY APPAREL Gnffon Clothes Stetson Hats Monarch Iackets Faultless Pajamas Arrow Shlrts Phoenlx HOSIGTY Beau Brummel T165 Boy Scout Clothing Tw1n C1ty Laundry G Dry Cleaners Rug Clean'ng Phone 1541 41 Ma'n MR. R. L PINK Compliments ot HOPFENSPERGER BROS. MEATS Neenah Menasha Appleton Compl'ments of DORN'S HAT SHOP Compliments of IAEGER-DOWLING CO. Compliments ot Checker Cab Co. Phone 999 F. G. RIPPL Clover Farm Store Phone 444 Service With a Smile STEVE'S GHOCERY 300 Third St. Phone 2355 l MOON S IEWELRY Elgn Gruen and Bulova Watches Syracuse China BILLS HOME TAVERN Wm Bruss Prop 2 Miles South of Kaukauna H1'JhWUY 55 Little Ch cago W1s WM GAMMEY 6: SON CONTRACTOR Interior and Exterior Painting Paper Hanging Walls Washed. Best Materials Used Menasha W'sconsin Compliments of HAHN'S BOWLING ALLEYS Compliments oi CLUB 333 Appleton Phone 5240 CRAIG CLEANERS Band Box System Odorless Cleaning 161 Main Street Menasha, Wish ii A IMA F , Dj BADGER PRINTING COMPANY THE ONLY REAL SECURITY A Home of your own Investments may fall Secur1t1es may be come worthless but the Home remams a p1l1ar of strength through all the years Menasha Lumber Sz Fuel Co Good Lumber Means A Good Home Cor Th1rd and Rac1ne Sts Phone 329 330 MENASHA BUILDING SUPPLY CO COAL LUMBER MILLWORK ROOFING BUILDERS HARDWARE COKE CEMENT GRAVEL SAND MASON MATERIAL GLASS and PAINT WOOD 623 N Man1towoc Street Phone 7 IOI-IN STRANGE PAPER COMPANY COZY BAR Al H Sp ce Prop Fsh Fry E e y Wednesday Th rsday and Frlday Chxcken L ch Saturday Nrte 119 Ma n Street Menasha Wxs Compl ments of TEWS BADGER PAINT STORE NEENAH LARSON G SCHREITER FURNITURE CO 218 North Commerclal Street Phone 521 Neenah Wxs Compllments of TESCH S Home Made Cond es Comphments of THE MEM A I ULRICH Sausage of Quahty MENASHA Comphments of ROSELAWN DAIRY Pasteurtzed Dany Products Menasha Phone 1341 Neengh Complunents oi Iankowskx s Pamt Store Compliments of GEENEN S APPLETON WISCONSIN QUALITY DRY GOODS Snce 1896 NOTE B S e to Vst New GIFT SECTION Ma Floo East Axsle Yankee Paper Sz Speclalty Co MENASHA WISCONSIN Comphment of Geo Banta Pubhshlng Company Menasha WISCOHSIH SMITH KIEFER CLOTHING 165 Maln Street Telephone 475 Featunng Socrety Brand and Mrchaels Stem Clothmg Arrow Shlrts Interwoven Sox Mallory Hats Menasha s New Store for Young Men KURT SMITH ROD KIEFER TEWS SHOP Neenah WIS Compl ments of N BECK df SONS CO Q al ty Meats 186 Ma n St eet Menasha MORTON DRUG STORE Drugs Wtth A RBPUIQIIOD Next to Hotel Menasha MR S SPENGLER VALS BEAUTY SALON Brm Bldg COONEN S SERVICE Comer 3rd and DePere Streets Phone 574 CLAUDE G MAYER Insurance Agency 149 Mam St Menasha Wls Telephone 92 Intelllgent Insurance PANKRATZ FUEL 6. ICE CO Telephone 283 Servxce Menasha Wrs A X. pn- X. 7...- r... Compliments of Loescher Hardware Compliments of Geo. A. Whiting Paper Co. F E I N E R B E E R A Finer Brew Bottle or Draft Fox Valley Brewmg Co Compliments of CISKE BROTHERS Menasha Wisconsin 4.3 KURT S DRUG STORE Complete Lme oi School Supplies Compliments oi NEENAH BOWLING ALLEY D rugs Sodos THE FAIRMONT CREAMERY WM KRUEGER COMPANY COMPANY Hardware Sporting Goods Compliments of THE AVALON CAFE BAR Geo. Furmcxkes Prop. UNITED PAPER CORP. Wholesale Paper Menosha Was' 146 Ma'n Street Mencsha Complete Modern Beauty Pczrlor T It 5200 347 S 11154, TIP TOP BEAUTY SHOPPE Golden Fe ton Manager 360 Chute Street Menasha NEENAH WISCONSIN W. l. OUINN Engineering Service Compliments of Dr. F. G. and R. A. Iensen Menasha Wooden Ware Corporation Compliments of NEENAH FOUNDRY CO. NEENAH WISCONSIN Complxments of EDWARD WETTENGEL ARCHITECT AND ENGINEER APPLETON WISCONSIN POND SPORT SHOP Headquarters for SPALDING ATHLETIC GOODS Wholesale and Retcul PHONE 1980 APPLETON ARNOLD I CANE LINSDAU FLORIST A y At La M h W Phone 486 604 London Street . O I O ttome - - w enas a. is. Have Your Shoes Fnted by XRay The Perfect Way TUCHSCHERER S Accurate Foothtters Brettschnelder Furnlture Company Over 50 Years of Faxthful Servxce Store Phone 6800 Brettschne1der Funeral Home 112 So Appleton St Appleton Day or N1ght Call Phone 308 THE ARTCRAFT PRESS DISTINCTIVE PRINTING Loose Leaf Ledgers and Bmders Calhnq Cards and Commencement Invxtahons 113 MQID St Phone 1954 Menasha Wls C H DOOLITTLE IEWELER Menasha W1scons1n Complunents of the Menasha Record The Peacock Beauty Shop IDA S LOHMAN Telephone 2869 214 Ma1n Street Menasha KATE PATZEL DRY GOODS UNDERWEAR 161 Main Street Phone 580 Menasha W1scons1n SCHWARZBAUER Market and Da1ry Fanns Meats Sausages Grocenes and Dany Products Cor Appleton and 2nd St Phones 142 143 Complzments of W consln M1Ch1gdn P er o PURITAN BAKERY 423 College Ave Phone 423 Appleton Wls The Actual Buslness College H L Bowlby Pnn Appleton, Wrs Complunents of BADGER BAY CO Appleton, Wis. I O ' . . 0 HOSIERY - LINGERIE O . , , . . . . O vi C ' . O O PANTORIUM 1 CLEANERS TAILORS MENS WEAR BACH S Quahty Merchandise At Reasonable PIICGS I 4 L 9 5 slnvlcf 2 EARL SAUTER SCHALLER S CLOVEB FARM STORE The Little Sto e wth a Blg Stock Phone 701 Free Delivery Compliments of STILP S GRCCERY I F DRUCKS PLUMBING AND HEATING O'l B rners and Stokers Westnghouse Elect 'c Ranges and Heate s Tel. 623 111 Main Street Menasha Wisconsin Compliments of Ieske Lumber Coal Co 635 Milwaukee St Phone 190 F ftee yea s experience the art of c eating the f est floral fasho We are proud of xt. Why rot let us ser e you ' the way that pleases tho sands of others. The Floral Center Greenhouses Phone 1079 Menasha Wis. Hendy Recreation Building BOWLING Main Street Menasha, Wis. Knights of Columbus Nicolet Council No. 1838 Menasha Neenah Compliments of ALEX S BAR Alex Schmitzer, Prop. 622 Water St., Menasha, Wis. Compliments of KINNEY SHOES Appleton, Wis. X 'gal' Koch Photo Shop Kodctks-Fllms--F1n1sh1ng Mov1e Equlpment Photo Supplles Complunents of VALLEY LUMBER Sr FUEL CO 601 Appleton St Phone 724 HAERTL S Rehcxble Iewelers slnce 1879 P E O P L E S LOAN G FINANCE CO Appleton 123 Appleton St Phone 6100 Comp11ments Rermer St Marold Chudacoff s Grocery RICHELIEU FOOD PRODUCTS 182 Mcun St Mencrshcr ECKRICH S Wadhams Serv1ce Stahon Cor 3rd cmd Rcrcme Streets Phone 3690 Mencxsha W1scons1n We greatly appreclate the tme buslness we ve had from St Mary s students Everythrng to Wear from Head to Toe 417 W College Ave Appleton Compl ments of THE LIEBER LUMBER AND MILLWORK CO Neench Was Fme Wines cmd Lxquors Helnz s Mencrshcr L1quor Store 115 Mum Street Free Delrvery Phone 315 IOS L BOTH Ins ance of All Kmds Phone 3450 Menasha Wls Comphments of NATIONAL TEA CO The Iolly Lake Park Tavern ,,, Compliments of Alex N Schmalz Phone 7686W Phone 138 141 Mann Street GRANT S AUTO BODY SHOP Fender and Body Straightening Painfng and Simonizing HAY GRANT MENASHA, WISCONSIN Compliments of Menasha Furniture Company On the Square Eastern Transportation Co. PATRICK I HEENAN 403 405 W Wcrshmgton St Phone 612 W Appleton W1s Meyer s Bootene Excluslve Footwear SHOES HOSIERY BAGS Neenah Comphments of the A C E B A R ZOO Ma1n Street ASSURED QUALITY ALWAYS IANDREY S BIERITZ Mus1c Sales and Repcurs Band Instruments cmd Repcnrs Cable PIGIIOS 209 N Appleton St Appleton Sylvester Sz N1elsen, IIC OFFICE FURNITURE AND OFFICE SUPPLIES Phone 209 Economy Shoe Store The best for the pnce no matter what the DAVE VOSS 32 St Mary Hlgh School Band Mothers F or Your Pleasure Now and Always GOOD GOLD LABEL BEER It s ln the Brewmg WALTER BREWING COMPANY Phone 2 Mencrshcz W1s Bwuf Gaokdsg I I I ...Q UIQ X -yn 1 El' i L -s . u ' . X ff ll .V ' ' - ll '11 T ... I ' , . . an ' 4 'Wg AT - I I A I 'Zag' !!! ' , 1 I D 4- I ., I. X ' 209 E. College Ave., Appleton price may be. - ' ' I , A .SA i M . -:-- ., , N M . ' ' 5 Q. I . A-' - s I 5 .nf ix I A f 'Zu - O - I , l .. ' I I I Q I -Q , . . - 1 K, pr, 1 ' 2 ,A 1 Sorensen Funeral Home Arthurl Kessler D1rector O Telephone 275 W Neenah, WISCOHSIH When you Bulld, thlnk of Wieckert Lumber Co Lumber, Mzllwork, Cement O Neenah, Wrs Mottl s Grocery Staple and Fancy Grocenes 664 Tayco Street Tel 726 Menasha W1scons1n Leo Suess Grocery Fru1t Vegetables Fresh and Cold Meats Free Del1very Servxce 747 Appleton Road Phone 661 Gollner s Grocery The Home of Shurflne Mer chandlse Fancy F1'll1lS GIOCGIISS and Meats Menasha WISCODSIH QM WfM ! gli. H. F. BEGLINGER DR. L D COSTELLO DR. DELL CURTIS DR. R. H FALKNER DR. G. E. FORKIN DR A. E. IENKINS DR. G. W LOOMANS I OKEEFE M N PITZ L S SHEMANSKI l P SKIBBA G M STASNEY W E SCHULTZ Phone 215 202 W W1scons1n Ave Compl1ments W1scons1n T1ssue M1lls KAUKAUNA KLUB CHEESE DORNS BOOT SHOP Elgln WatCheS and BAR FND RESTAURANT Keepsake Dxamonds H bt 123 W College Ave Nelson s leweler APP1e'0n WIS N ll W I DR. R. . ' DR. . . ' DR. . . I . DR. . . ' DR. . . DR. . . Complete Line oi Groceries I . I , ' of ' I I I I o F H 'lt , B 1 ct, Gruen, ' Compliments of or ami on uov T O R N 0 W S ' Once you eat at Tornow's it becomes a a i. See Compliments oi ' ' I I ' , eenq , is. We serve to serve agai 4 N l 1