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

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1945 volume:

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' THEME E 3T MARY S1ng your vvay through hrgh school years IS the Splflt of youth today lhat same sp1r1t relgns throughout 'th1s war torn world but part1eularly 15 th1s tfue of St Mary s People ID t1mes of trouble have alvvays found eonsolatron 1n the eomposmg of muslc and s1ng1ng of songs The Negro slaxe knevv l1ttle joy yet the haunt1ng stra1ns of Negro sp1r1tuals vmll l1ve forever ID the heart and on the l1ps of Amenca The sweet sad Russlan reframs portray the deep emotlon felt by the dovtn The l1lt1ng movements of ltahan operas reflect the gay carefree sp1r1t that characterlzes th1s fasclnatmg colorful natlon Both the sorrowful strams of the haunt1ng Russlans and the buoyant reframs of the ltal1ans are combmed 1n the great Amerlcan her1tage All through th1s herce world vnde struggle Amenea has been s1ng1ng Amencan sold1ers C1V1l13U5 at the homefront and buoyant youth hav kept up the1r morale by l1ft1ng the1r Sp1f1fS and VOICES on h1gh through the med1um of song S1ng St Mary s Smg' Yes let s s1ng I ' I N 'I I Y 3 7 I I 4 ' 7 1 trodden peasants who found their solace in song. 7 , . , g Q A . . . , . Pg6 To Right Rexerend lvlonsignor lohn I Hummel we gratefully dedi cite this our loxed Volume The Renard of 1945 Father Hummel . From our very first diys of school when We toddled up the steps on short chubby legs Father Hummel has taken a great deal of interest in e ich one of us He watched us develop from hashful blushing youngsters into ex perienced young men and vxomen No doubt we have added silver hairs to his illustrious head and vxrinkles to his kindly brow but we sincerely hope that the pleasures and affection We have shown him far outnumber the griefs and disappointments As we look back vve recill the numerous ways in yet he takes little eredit for 1ll that he has done He asks for no thanks or rewa d Instead with a knowing gleam in his vtise old eyes he vvill ask you to pray for the Poor Souls or say 1 Rosary in honor of the Blessed Virgin We Seniors shall nex er forget him We cannot thank him enough for all that he has done for us There is no earthly gift great enough to shovx our appreciation But vve shall beg God to repay him a hundred fold in this life and in eternal reeompense in the great beyond 1 1 , C 1 I 2 3 5 ' z . , 7 I .S 7 g Y . . . , . V 2 I which he has assisted us both spiritually and temporally, , . t ' ' ' 4 1 ' . S 'r . ' , Y' , ' ' I V' a s a , V v' f Q 1 A ' e z 3 1 3' i e ' . 3 C MONSIGNUR FEV PASTOR INSTRUCTOR OF RELIGION 51 JOHN J.:-lummzu. Page 8 E HABECKER P . NOSE To Father Becker the hrghly revered pr1nc1pal of our hlgh school and the sp1r1tual d1rector of our Sodallty we owe the deepest gratrtude and affecuon Unceasmgly has he labored for the good of others especlally for the youth of St M lry s No reward has he asked except that the ch1ldren l1ve accordmg to the pI'1I1ClplCS of the1r Cathohc fa1th Hrs te 1ch1ng know your rehgron so you can defend your Farth has been hls advxce We remember h1m 1n our prayers as we know he constantly places us under Drvme protectxon IH hrs prayers We thank God slncerely for hnmg gwen such a sp1r1tual d1rector to us We ask H1m to let thxs fine prxest remam as our admmxstrator for many years to come The happ1ness shown on hrs countenance when students undertake some sp1r1tual project urges us on always to do somethmg for the honor and glory of God Truly Father Becker smgs the honor and pralse of God From hmm we have learned If and that song wrll lmger ID our hearts forever Though we cannot express fully our deep apprec1at1on we say Thank You and the memory of your unt1r1ng efforts wxll be w1th us always . , 1 . K , l . . D , b . 1 ' . ' . ' ' ' ' ' . 1 ' 1 to us and we will ever be mindful of it. r , . ' 1 I . 5 7 xx lg fREV . . BE ll NEDICT MA The one mm who cm he cred1ted wlth the Splflt md pep th tt has mwde St Miry s sxng IS our rthletlc d1rector Father Mrrx the spxrkplug of our school As rthletxc dlrector he hrs worked enervetlcrlly lI'l promotmg the games 1nd other xctlutxes ofthe school Our xttrchment to Father Marx 15 due to hls un usuxlly keen lnterest 111 our socnl fL1IlCIl0IIQ strlxlng to put 1nto our duly lxfe the ph1losophy vxhlch the school has gn en us Hrs keen md reldy sense of humor has hrwhtened up our pep meetlngs md dmces the puplls or rnyone who h us need of h1s ud Hxs unselhsh lSsl:,IiI1C6 h IS furthered the success of our school md IIS x med ICIIXIUCS We grltefully xcltnovx ledge hls lnterest md support Also hrxxng been one of our relxglous mstructors he hrs htd 1 sh ure IH hulldlng 1 strong foundmon for the greatest glft our futh HIS outstmdxng rttnhute hovtex er IS h1s abxlxty to mxke friends of hoth young ind old 1l1ke so qu1ckly and permxnently Not only IS he the students rdvlser but he IS llso thelr frlend md comp 1n1on The student body ruses 1tS hlt IH trlhute to our own Father M1rx Rx Page 9 N X , 1 1 W- . . 1 , 2 ' ' g 'Q I I , . ,L , M . V. , Q . , . V . Q ' ' . ' A 4 1 'g ' 1 1 . Always ready to serve, is his motto and it can truly he said that he wlll go out of his way to help the school, , 1 ' 4 ' . . ' Q A 4 1 ' . ' ,, ' , ' V ' , , , , ' ' , 1 ' A 4 , 4 . 1 a ' ' F . 4 A Q ff 1 ' . ' 1 ' 1 ' , ' ' , ' ' L ' ' . t 1 ' 1 A . ' ' 1 F ' L 4 P R FRENTS UU U l TH E HOLY PA No matter how we try we can never gxve a httmg trlbute to our parents To them we owe our llves and the her1tance of love and falth w1th wh1ch they have so r1chly endowed us To thelr lovmg guxdance we owe our pCI'SOl18l1ClCS and our characters everythlng that we possess But most of all we thank them for our Cathollc educat1on a g1ft we prrze most hlghly As our hlgh school days sllp by we begln to reallze the 1fS lmportance When we face the world steeped IH rum and upheaval we do It wlth heads lxfted hrgh our hearts pure and our vo1ces raxsed 1n pra1se of God and Cathohcxty We w1ll face the future w1th our souls Slnglllg for we have learned to smg as well as pray 1n dlihculty and rn hardshlp We always w1ll remember to Srng St Mary Slng And you our dear parents have taught us the song Page 10 value of this gift. It is only now, with graduation but a few months away, that we become fully aware of v . . . . . . , a ' U 3 . , . ztifwc Jwfu M, OU MOTHER THERESA GERHARUINGER LAM if-, To the faculty who through unselfish and understanding effort has elevated our asp1r1t1ons thereby making our collectlve record more merltorxous and our 1nd1v1du1l future more brlght do we the Semor Class of 1945 extend our smcere thanks Whenever we turn our thoughts back to our hxgh school days foremost 1n our memorles wlll be our pr1ests and teachers Thelr krndness and loyal assrstance wxll keep us true to the prmcxples they have taught us to love We thank them as best we know how by l1v1ng the prmcxples of falth and love and ever cher1sh the lessons to l1ve Chrxst hke and Mary lxke and thus becomlng the men and women they have tralned us to be Our Cathollc educatlon 15 that pr1celess gem wh1ch has been grven through the efforts of OUR REVERED FACULTY Page 11 ff C f f . 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' WY H. R' . vs!! ,aff-:M RUSSELL BRANTMEIER RUSSELL BRANTMEIER Bowlmg Congenul Holy N rme SOCICIY Fnendly Vxctory Corp Perpetu ll Ador1t1on CAROL BROWN Ch lrmmg md kmd Renird stlff I'Imdmud Perfect I-CITIIUIDIIY combmed wlth pfOITl1S1I'lg success CAROL BROWN MARY BRUEHL Vu 1c1ous md wmnmg persomhty School Ofhcer Style show Lovuble Actwe Sodallst PATRICIA BRUSO Reserxed Hmdmeud Remrd stxff uret md 1g,ree xble B md Thoughtful CLEIVIENTINIL BURGHARDT Alwwys frlendly md cheerful Actlxe ROBERT BUSHMAN Foothill Spxrmted sense of humor Km ht MARY BRUEHI' :xl Holy Nwme SOCICIY Good mtured HILARION BUTREM Ch rrmmg md unprecuctxble Chrxstmls Pl ly Remrd stiff Interestmg pE1'SOI1ll1Iy I'Imdm11d C 1 s Pl my BARBARA CISKE Cheerful cmd fun loxmg Cl rss Ofhcer School Officer Schol lrly Cecelu Smger Able contest mt PATRICIA BRUSO CLEMENTINE BURGHARDT ROBERT BUSHMAN I-HLARION BUTREM BARBARA CISKE Page 15 ' x . ,J S X -.--T . Q . C 4 5... 1 1 If 1 athlete . . . Sodnlist . . . Funflovirug . . . Girls' Club , . . y, V , ' g 1' , ' , , . L ' 2' 2 Q las z'... dsc X 5o'E .,!x- 1. JAMES CURTIS GENEVIEVE CZAPLEWSKI ELAINE DEBRUIN JOYCE DICKERMAN JAMES CURTIS . . . Boxing . . . Friendly . . . SSCA . . . Band . . . Ingenuity . . . In1t1at1on Comrmttee Clever GENEVIEVE CZAPLEWSKI Pleasxng Absentee recorder Art1st1c Dependable Sodal1st Renard Staff ELAINE DEBRUIN L1keable A good frxend SSCA Handmald WALTER DORZWEILER Relxable G1rls Club Cheerful JOYCE DICKERMAN Srmlmgly helpful Spamsh Club May Crown 1n Cheerfully competent Llvlng Rosary Good hearted WALTER DORZWEILER Casual Easy gozng SSCA Acolyte Determ1ned Chorus Prom Commlttee Complacent Class Play MARCELLA ESKOFSKY Droll sense of humor Chr1stmas Books I'Iandma1d Good natured ROBERT FERRON Well hked Actwe Sodahst Reporter SSCA Publxcxty Comrnlttee Churman A pll W1ll1ng worker Accom MARCELLA ESKOFSKY phshed Class Play LOIS FUNK Qu1et and reserved Glrl Scout Pleasant May Crown IU Perpetual Adoration Industrlous MARILYN GONION S1ncere and obl1g1ng Chorus Chmstmas Books May Crowmng S1ncere Amuble and happy ROGER GRASSL Qulet determmauon Holy Name SOCICLY Sodallst Bowlmg Drllgent md llkeable Boxmg ROBERT FERRON Page 16 LOIS FUNK MARILYN GONION ROGER GRASSL I . . . . . . . . . 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ROLAND GRISHABER GEORGE HABER FRANK HACKSTOCK THOMAS HEARDEN ROLAND GRISHABER Persxstent md EHIIBUSIISCIC Actne Sod rhst umor Thxrd Order Chrlstm ms Play Kmght Good student Scxentmhc GEORGE HABER Enthusl 1SE1C1lly argumentltlxe Acolyte Churmln Camera Club Renard Staff actlve sense of humor FRANK HACKSTOCK Qulet and somewhat shy Kmght Holy Nxme Soc1ety Honest and unaffected EUGENE HERING THOMAS HEARDEN Lnely and fr1sky Holy Name Socrety Bowhng VICCOFY Corps Happy go lucky EUGENE HERING Acolyte Holy Name Soc1ety Shy and reserx ed Per petual Adoratlon Courteous Sodal1st BETTY HOGAN Muslcally glfted Hlndmald Mly Crow mng Sxncere and complymg Chorus Ren 1rd St aff CORRINE HUELBECK Clever persomllty Cecelu Smger Cheerlexder Wlnsome Band BETTY HOGAN MARY JACOBS Smrllng and frxendly Sod llxst Ren 1rd St rff Band enthuslastlc Perpetual Adoratlon Essxy Wlllllef hrst pl ree ELAINE JOHN Genulnely nlce Renard Staff Sodrllst Glrls Club Chrxstmas Play Serene ARLENE KARGUS Cathohc Truth Comrmttee Secretary Zestful cheer leader Handmaxd Sod ll1Sf Interested Depend :ble CORRINE HUELBECK U -'Lark 'QU' Nm.. ARLENE KARGUS ELAINE JOHN MARY JACOBS . 5 u y . . I Af lf 'lv 1- Y I I 4 I . ., tt -qv 1 ...r , .V . . . . V , X I . 4 . . I . I . .qs K -.Q l L -as L T ..- I 2 l I I I 2 I I I 1 I 1 , 1 . . . ,. If nu- ... L C 'sn L ... A ' I , , I W. 77 l I I , I . 4 .V I. V - Q .,' 4 9 3' 1 'F ag, i Pa e7 MILDRED ICASPER RICHARD LOESCHER 'Q JOAN LAEMMRICH 'N HELEN LORGE 6' 5 LORRAINE MARTELL ANN KLINKER HELEN LATONDRESS MILDRED KASPER Perpetuil Adorat1on Chorus Unruflled Hmd mald Spamsh Club Obllglng ANN KLINKER Honest md unaffected Cecellm Smger Hmdmnd Perpetual Ador1t1on Well hked HELEN LATONDRESS Shyly I'6fI'6Sl'11IIE So 11st Hmdmud er petual Ador.1t1on Thoughtful A fnend to everyone RICHARD LOESCHER Socuble Clwss Ofhcer Sodlhty Officer Strong wthlete Chr1stm1s Plxy Good frrend Industr1ous Lelder Scout Clxss Play Essay WIIIIICI second pl ace JOAN LAEMMRICH Chirmmg SSCA Grrls Club Chrxstmls HELEN LORGE Dehbernte wrt 1nd personnlrty plus Grrls Club Mly Crowmng Prom Committee humorous ersy gO1llg LORRAINE MARTELL Interestmg person to know Sodlllst Hind mud Perpetual Adormon Good student md frrend MARGIE MCMAHON Chirmmgly bewlldered G1rls Club Cecelra Smger Prom Comm1ttee W1nsome persomhty DARLENE MCMULLEN Frmk Glrls Club Sod llISt Style show C rsu xl Exc1table JOYCE MILLER Quxet C1thol1c Truth Comm1ttee L1lDI'1I'l1Il Spin rsh Club mlm MARGIE MCMAHON DARLENE MCMULLEN JOYCE MILLER . I -nn KA :nu I. are 2 Az' 1 :A '1... dal' 1 1' ...Pf . L Q ' ' 1 . L z ' ,' A -.1 K ' n.. .-1 A Q -.. . .L 'Play . . . Always friendly :md nice to have around . . . Pensive . . . Class Play . . . 1 I I 2' l I' 5 1 Page 1 3 1 OLIVE MILLER MARCELLA MUEHLENBEIN URSULA NABBEFELD OLIVE MILLER Unruffled md smrlxng SSCA Hmdmfud G1rls Club Sodlhst Interesting and umffected MARCELLA MUEHLENBEIN Congenxal Humorous Hmdmud Perpetuul Adorz1t1on Remrd Staff uxet but frxendly at 1ll tunes URSULA NABBEFELD Lwely incl refreshmg Cliss Officer SOC1ll Cornmntee Hrndmaxd Rrre personlhty Buen Veclno Club MARGARET NASH MARGARET NASH Enthuslasuc Prom Comm1ttee E O L Com mlttee Debrte Remrd Staff Opt1m1st1c and congennl JOE OTTMAN Easy gomg ind fnendly Holy Nirne SOCICIY Perpetuil Adorrmon Rogulsh ESTHER OTTO Clex er md m1sch1evous co edltor of the Queen s Work USCA Sodnllrst bunny dlsposxtlon CI lss PI xy GERALD PACK Qulet ind serxous mlnded Holy Nrme Soclety Aco yte Chrlstmls Plly Wllllllg worker Studlous Amlteur hour Class Play JOE OTTMAN LORRAINE PLEIER Qulet clmrm Hmndmud Perpetual Adorat1on Renard Stxff Clever md umffected JOAN QUINN Buoyant cheerleider Actxve Sodalxst AFCISCIC Band Enthuslastlcllly athletlc GERTRUDE QUELLA Quxet md reserxed Sodxllst Hmdmeud Aceompllshed Frxendly md Loy ml ESTHER OTTO GERALD PACK LORRAINB PLEIER JOAN QUINN GERTRUDE QUELLA . 4---af-tw-f,2 l 4 K cn- . lb. 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' 1 ' 1'- W . , ' x If ..,,. , , X age 19 ROSEMARIE QUELLA FLORENCE RESCH DONNA RIPP DONALD ROGERS THOMAS SCHIPFERLING MARYELLEN SCHMALZ MYRTLE SCHMALZ PETER SCHMALZ ROSEM ARIE QUELLA Charrmng and unassummg Spamsh Club Handm nd Sodlhst Tops ID scholarshxp and a genume all around gxrl FLORENCE RESCH Rehable and efHc1ent Sodal1st Handmald I..lVlI'1g Rosary Quletly helpful DONNA RIPPL Fnendly and refreshmg Ceceha Smger Renard Staff Chnstmas Play Eluslve charm Essly Wlnlner thlrd pnce DONALD ROGERS Quxet perslstence Knlght Bowlxng Renard Staff calend lr Acolyte Courte ous Interested Class Play THOMAS SCHIPFERLING Popular football star Co captain Sodallst UU8SSUm1Hg Holy Name Socxety Fr1endly MARYELLEN SCHMALZ Casual and nonchalant SSCA Chrlstmas Play Band Tenn1s tourm ment Interestmg Care free MYRTLE SCHMALZ Heart of gold Class Officer Bell rmger Sodalmst Happy go lucky True frlend PETER SCHMALZ L1keable Holy Name SOCICCY Sodahst Renard Staff Easy gomg ELIZABETH SCHULLER Srmlmg and frxendly Cecella Smger Handmald May Crownmg We hked Thoughtful student ELAINE SCHULTZ Fun lovlng Band Sodalxst Handmznd May Crownmg Determmed ELIZABETH SCHULLER ELAINE SCHULTZ I: I I . . . . . . . . . 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Camera Club, Secretary . . . Sodalist . . . Sparkling and laughing . . . Handmaid . . . Chorus . . . C' . 5 0 Page 21 iiliii' 35519 DONNA ULRICH Demurely reserved Cecilia Singer May Crown ROBERT VERBRICK Easy going Active football and basketball player Knight Honored hero ROBERT WESSENBERG Persuasive and convincing An all around ath lete Class Oflicer Acolyte Winning personality Hero JAMES WILFLING Quiet determination Acolyte Holy Name Society Bowling Diligent LEATRICE WILKINSON Amiable and happy Cecelia Singer, President Christmas Play Living Rosary Well liked jolly .pq4 DONNA ULRICH ROBERT VERBRICK ROBERT WBSSENBERG JAMES WILFLING LEATRICE WILKINSON 7 4 . n , - - - - - - - - - 1 1 Y, W ing . . . Christmas Books . . . Courteous and diligent . . . Typist .I y Pa C22 W 4IEl1'i1'e w9 With young voices on tlfuz. wLn,S l '- CATHERINE WILL . . . Sweet and sunny . . . Hzmdmnid . . . Mziy Crowning . . . CATHERINE WILL SSCA . . . Cecelia Singer . . . Quiet and demure . . . Renard Staff. . . ROBERT WOLF . . . Lively 1nd Wellfliked . . . Cliss Officer . . . Holy Name Society Bind Interesting ROBERT WOLF BOB ZEHREN Humorous Christmas Pl xy Holy Nume Society Initi rtion Committee Easy going Comedun WILLIAM ZELINSKI Fun loxing 1nd hippy go lucky Acolyte Acme footbill ind bisketbill pliyer Socialist Very Nell liked Smiles BOB ZEHREN CYRIL ZIMMER Quiet ind reserx ed Sodilist Holy IN mme Society Bowling Cisull ED ZIMMER Lively wnd optimistic School Officer Christmis Pliy Boxing Acolyte Likeible personility Cl iss Pl ay WILLIAM ZELINSKI 1 1 5 S CYRIL ZIMMER ED ZIMMER . 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'59 4 '- j SOPHO ORES Room 304 ,Z rl' President jornne Dougherty V1ce Presrdent Daxe Zelmskr IA he Secretary Ramon ohn Tre lsurer Rosemary Fees loanne Dougherty Dave Zelmskx Ramon ohn Rosemary Fees Room 2,02 I 4 Presldent Don Stoegbmuer VICE Presrdent Innes Newcomb Tre zsurer Robert Schuerer Don Stoegbauer james Newcomb Esther Pleler Robert Schuerer Room 303 Presldent MAFIOU W1ll11mS V1ce Presxdent Eugene Cllrk -3- Secret rry P1t:r1c11 Lexsen Trelsurer JIIDCS O Connor Marlon Wlllxams Eugene Clark Patncxa Lelsen James O Connor Room 06 Presldent D1ck Suess Vrce Presmdent Mlry Sch rller 4 A Secret lry LOIS Koser l Tre xsurer john Weber Dxck Suess Mary Schaller Lols Koser John Weber Room 205 Presldent Raymond Dowlmg V1ce Presxdent W1ll11m Hesser Secretary Sally Smdler Treasurer obn Prunuske Raymond Dovrlmg Wxlham Hesser Sally Stadler john Prunuske Page 32 . ry. , R 11 V. , .A -X ' Q- . 3 if f . iff' gf W : 1 I I n V H ' , 3 A 1 .. it V ,,, L n J 1 . X, W 1 5 ff . 1 ' - 1 : 1 V ' I l J iii Bl' 0 . 6 ., 0 ilu ' . ,. '3 3 ' A . 0 n . - or V .af Secretary: Esther Pleler ' k la , 4 : 5 ' K . I , 1 ' ' 'av r 0? , : 1 i 1' J ' Vw Q .ny - ' 1 I 2 ' Q. A 3 I, pe .. 'is 1 : 4 ' X 'W . Z . Q , . . . v W V! 4 7 so 1 1 V W , , ' 1 3 s ! I . r , a f 'E . J ' ' Mi . ' Cx' Rrchird Bauer Fred Scheppler Tom Hewrden Standmg. Robert Wolf Seated' Lormme Ivlurtell Dorothy Adrian joseph Becker K Llta Spoerl Mona ung -7o44.f.w,LQJ.,.,.4, -of-la-,.,,,,,q,? ZA 559-Wu-k1rio6.4.Db 'Cv-4.3.4-1Q4,,4W, Snandmg Wlllllm Stxdler Seated Gerxld P1ck Robert Ferron AA Edw 1rd Zrmmer Page 33 ITY ull as All for jesus through Mary young heads bowed reverently 1n prayer Mother beloved of God and of men young voxces lxfted joyously 1n song The meetrng w1ll now come to order sodal1sts of St Mary reach a hrgher understandrng of therr fa1th through the w1de scope of act1v1t1es offered by the Sodalxty Through the Sodahty Bulletm a monthly paper ed1ted by the Publ1c1ty Comm1ttee one can learn about the many and varxed projects undertaken by the Sodahsts Perpetual Adoratlon and The Kmghts and Handmalds of the Blessed Sacrament urge us to V1S1t jesus and rece1ve the sacraments more often Representxng a bead 1n the L1v1ng Rosary 15 the amb1t1on of every true sodal1st Watchmg the beautrful ceremony of the May Crownmg fosters a deeper love for Mary Through the l1vely dlscussxons held at our meetrngs we have a chance to really s1nk our teeth 1nto quest1ons of fa1th and morals Our moral I s are llfted h1gh by our Sanctrty ulzzes We are helpxng our boys at the front we are g1v1ng .nd to army chaplaxns we are domg charltable work among our less fortunate fellow Amerlcans we are even comfort1ng German War Pr1soners ln this country through our efforts We are tryxng to mrke Mary the Queen of our serv1ce men by send1ng them P1nup prctures of her Gut Servrce Flag shows the St Mary boys and g1rls rn the serv1ce of Chrlst Through our annual Retreats we manage to brmg a l1ttle b1t of heaven r1ght 1nto the very hearts of the sodallsts The soc1al affa1rs sponsored by the Sodahty are always treats and are antlclpated for weeks 1D advance the Chr1stmas Dance and the Amateur Hour are but two of these occas1ons that we w1ll long remember We truly hope that the song whrch 15 belng sung by the class of 45 w1ll continue through the years and as these years roll on may the chorus swell and resound through all etermty Page 34 as as . at an . , . . ss - - as . . . . . ss ' . as . . . . 9 s . . - . . . . , . 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C' . 1 jc ' 1. - 3 Q' 3111 PRO GRAM Mystxcal Rose Lo1s Koser The Donkey IYIL1 the Stn' Page 36 The N3t1X'lty Scene Exery ye1r the young 1nd o1d of St Mlfy s p1r1s11 look form 1rd wrth 111ppy 1nt1c1p1t1on to the IITHUI1 Chr1stn11s p11y And thls ye1r vus no excepuon The Terr1b1e Cmdy E1ter whxch wx IS gxxen pr1m1r11y for the henefit of the gr1des WIS 1 huge success to he surp1ssed or 1t 1e1st equ11ed on1y by the Donkey llld 1 5t1r the co fe1ture on the progr 1111 We W mt to commend the ICIOYS for the1r hne performmce The Chorus under the k.11I'6CI1Ol1 of Mr MLG1' 1th rendered the tr1d1t1on 11 C11r1st1111s hymns w111c11 h11ed the 11e1rts of 111 present w1t11 the Splflf of C11r1st1111s cheer ll1d the Splflf of 111 good W111 The Holy Family I 1 , ' 1 1 1 . 1 1 M ff 1 'L 2 1 1 1 1 1 , . ., 1 , ,, ,. 1 . 1 1 . X Ni . . 1 1 . L I K YK V K 1 1 1 1 , 1 1 Vi V LL I I l if Y 1 1 V 1 1 1 1 1 f 1 1 1 1 X 1. .1 . 1, 1 . 1 1 1 . . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 .. 1 A f ' . 1 Y . 4, 1 I' F , X' 1' u. 3, ' s 1... 5 1 1 1 11 . 1 l H AMATEUR null Am rteur hour d1d I he rr you sry? Yes But dxd you see the 1m1teurs7 Thelr perform lnces seemed more hke those of professlonlls There vu IS J group of upperclrssmm grrls who won first pr1 e lI'l the humorous d1x1s1on They rexned 1 song 1nd dance routrne from 1 hxt of the old t1me xaudexllle Second pr1..e vuent to 1 Group of Freshman glrls for the1r melodrama The Limp Went Out Th1rd prl e wrs grven to the grrls .rctmg out The Three Berrs Roy N rsh vuth hrs m1g1c1m 1ct won first pn e ID the second drxrsron The newly org1n1.ed school orchestrl recexx ed second md Ger rld P ack mentllxst rated thlrd The other hne entr1es made the rudgmg xery dnhtult for Mr Trmsh Attorney Arnold J Kme lnd Robert Kuehnl A crprcrty crowd rent the rafters vnth thelr vxholeherrted rpprox tl of the students efhnrts Thrs successful exenxng of entert unment vu ls sponsored hy the C rthohc Truth Commlttee Page 37 w . x A 9, VN 1 w. ,A ' , Q nl : up ' 1 -.J ' . f 41-t -A t ,Mr . 3 ,W v W I f M ll U 2 2 2 . . 2 L . . t . v- f f - ' 1 v '-v ' 1 . 4 .- . L 4 1 l , V, v U ., . 1 U I . . .. M . , 1 . Z '- . . . ,, -- 4 . ' V. . ' . .5 1 . . ', . K t t 4 1. , . ' ' 2 ' L ' ,Q . r ', . r . . ' T A f , . A , I . . . ' ' V- ' v ' v . . . . . V . I V - V , . . . MAY caowmmrs. H99 The perfect end to a perfect year of Sodality activities: the crowning of Our Blessed Mother as our Queen of the beautiful month of May. The sunniest Sunday in sunny May was chosen for this procession in honor of our Blessed Lady. Glory Mae Laux, Sodality Prefect, was the bride who ascended Marys throne and encircled her head with the crown of garlands. Her court was made up of the Sodality officers. The whole high and grade school together, in this final honor to Mary, wove a picture of color and homage that must have been very pleasing to the Queen of Queens. EQ' Page 38 ag. P Ro ME N 749' D 'lt 7 74 ' 'a Last Mziy, 1944, an energetic Junior Class dressed up plainfBess gymnasium for an annual prom. Yes, she was all decorated in a nautical hlue and white, and wore a gay air that was as spring' like as salty. The low ceiling added hrilliance and the seafshells, anchors along with the uropedfinu dance floor gave the appearance ofa gigantic A deck on a luxurious prefwar cruiser. A touch of reality was found in the lighthouse which stood in one cornerg its revolving heacon searching out the couples whirling to the strains of music hy Bohhy Hughes Orchestra. Rithard Loescher and Helen 'Hpilding were eleeted to direct the ill importint proceedinvs prior to the hiv night itself ind on the big night reigned ox er the guety is Prom King ind ueen Page 39 Orig? 01 MN! f ONS MR ADRIAN Mei-IRATH In September IQ44 St Mary welcomed a new member on the staff wh1ch IS none other than Mr Adnan McGrath We greet our new band dlrector HIS Elblllty 1S aptly shown by the h1ghly successful concerts presented durmg the course of the year IU wh1ch both band and chorus mem' bers have part1c1pated He hunself 15 a very Hne smger, and on several occaslons pleasantly surprrsed the student body Indeed, all St Mary rnusxc lovers have formed a hlgh op1n1on of Mr McGrath Great thmgs are expected of those under h1s d1rect1on An orchestra, wh1ch plays popular dance numbers at the school partres, has been orgamzed wlth Mr IvIcGrath as comblned crooner, pxano player, and leader Yes, ha1l to Mr McGr.1th, an ardent and h1ghly successful teacher 111 the fine art, mus1c May hls efforts brmg St Mary's on the map 111 all musrcal accompllshments ill iii' assi? Pagm Sung St 7110.96 sing, 1 r' A H Sk. ty X I I? p Dt 5. 0 . l Q I I l iU'bw7,,. Clarmets: joan Rappert Carol Swoboda Betty' Bayer Loretta Schrage Elaine Schultz john Lehrer Richard Rohe Dorothy Kacynski jeanine Schefller lxiary' jane Pawer Laurine Roth ldargie Laemmrich Ann uvlll Carol Romnek Barbara Walter David Rippl Grace Zahn i S17 MARY BAND Alto Clarinet: Frances Buck Ruth Kees Bass Clarinet Helen Spalding Betty Voissem Cornet. joseph Cheslock Lita Spoerl XX'illiam Rankin Rolvert Wolfl Rolwert Klim john Steidl Clarence Loehning lvlelvin Rohe jerry' Rusch Daniel Xk'eiss john Yvelver jack Kronschnahel Ronald Mielke john Hahn Alfa Saxophone: Patricia Bruso Elizabeth Wolf joan Laemmrich jaqueline Geiger Tenov Saxophone joan Young Corrine Huelsheck French Horn' Patricia Gollner Rosella Roth Mary' Ann Rath Rosemary' Drexler George Resch Flutes Virginia Grieshach Mary' Lamers Gertrude Eclcrich jamie XX'ittstern Barxlonex. Utto Korth john Nichols Rohert Voissem Tromhonem joan Quinn Patricia Vandenherg john Spalding Mary' Margaret Schaller David Rusch Donald lvlassonette Haas Hmm Rolaert Ferron james Curtis Tom Voissern james Huelslaeck john S:hmiclt Drums' Richard Loescher Mary' Lou Spoerl W'illiam Laemmrich Donald Lavering Andrew Escamilla Rohert Denil Vernon Fahrenlcrug Bells and Chimes' Louise Laemmrich Patricia Meier Dmm Majm: Roy' Nash Tu irlen Virginia Sl-cotski Rita Diet: Flag Heaven' james DeLoy'e joseph Kools Page 41 Sgt ga' Elia' 9 .V QQ 4 MR. PRED TRISH Page 42 DOUG Front' The fam1l1ar call sounded out over Jefferson Park practlce field Coach was puttmg all of h1s Hery ab1l1t1es 1nto tra1n1ng the football squad agam And such phenomenal results' Only 1 truly consc1ent1ous well versed man 1n sports and coachlng could have led the football and basket ball teams to hxgh honors bes1des takmg care of h1s regular dutxes as one of the teachlng members of the faculty and attendmg to h1S famxly l1fe Mr Trlsh has proven to be one of the cornerstones of the school s extra currlcular act1v1t1es he 1S an understandxng counselor to all especlally to the boys who were under h1s charge 1n the department of athlet1cs He stands out as an 1deal molder of character and every athlete IS glad to have been under h1s d1rect1on Coach Tr1sh St Mary w1ll always remember you' 'Wm WAS. 14523 'Q 93? 7 I Sl I Q S qi . 9 l M X X , f N x ' ff . , , ' ' . l X - 1 X f ' ll oo L . D , ' . ' K I ' Y , . D V. , pq A f 4 A f ' -1 ' E -1 H .J X. IIEIIRT HOLY KIMBERLY S12 MARY FOOTBALL SQUAD Champions of the Fox River Valley Catholic Conference for the third consecutive year, the St. Mary football squad claims final ownership of the traveling trophy. We split a six game season, putting on the permanent records three defeats that are anything but a disgrace! Father Becker said that the spirit displayed at the Two Rivers game recalled a nick-name that was given the Zephyr team soon after it was organized. Giant Killers was the appellation used because they fought, win or lose, or draw, far beyond their capabilities as rndicated by their size. I'm sure that any and all spectators who saw this year's team in action would agree they deserve this very same nickfname. Hit by one of the breaks that are all a part of the game the team was a victim of several telling injuries this year. Veterans Sambo Verbrick and Bill Ciske were both laid up early in the season, while other promising underclassf men were also claimed by the injury jinx. The individual scores of each game are as follows: St. Mary 7 St. Mary I2 St. Mary zo St. Mary I3 St. Mary IQ St. Mary 31 Appleton I3 Neenah I3 St. Norbert 7 Two Rivers 24 Central 7 St. john o Hard continual practice under the expert guidance of Coach Trish showed up in a team that handled itself well. Particularly in the backfield where injuries necessitated a shifting of combination. Smoothness due to expert coach' ing was displayed at every game. The result was that the Zephyrs stood up to any high school team and gained credit as a wellfdisciplined organization. This has been proved in the past when schools with much larger enrollments have become our victims. Page 43 Bill Sladlcl' Bob Wcssenbcrg . Bob Wesseiiberg '-- 'iWessy was one of the co' captains of the 1944 squad. He played end and held down his position very capably. Besides being an excellent pass catcher and runner, Bob also leads his team in scoring . . . .Bill Zelinskef Zel's position was right halfback. He was a light back, but showed his opponents that size doesn't mean everything by doing some fancy running and cutting off long gains. Bill proved to be of great value to the team . . . . Bill Stadler+Bill is a husky lad who played tackle last year but was shifted to guard this season. He was a hard blocker and tackler, and handled his new position admirably . . . . Dick LoeschereDick was another husky guard who played the game well. He did a good job of tackling and blocking for his ball carrier. He was a vital cog in this year's linefup . . . . Ed Zimmerelid didn't get a taste of the big games but he was always working hard and supplied the varsity with plenty of opposition during scrimmage Page 44 Tom Schipfcrling Norman Sanders practice. Ed was a little guy with a big supply of spunk . . . Robert Bushman- Bush a tough little guard who didn't see a lot of action in the games, but on the practice Held showed plenty of stiff competition. Bob played in his Junior and Senior years, earning a letter in his last year . . . Robert Verbrick- Sambo started at end in his Soph and Junior years, but because of a serious injury early in the season was unable to play this year. This accident started a series of fullback inf juries which extended throughout the season . . . David Stratton- Dave was always an offensive threat and an excellent defensive player. He always seemed to be where the defense wasn't on passes, and in this way accounted for several touchdowns . . . Thomas Schipferling f Tom as the Senior Co' captain of the 1944 squad set a Hne example for the rest of the boys by hard work ar practice and keep' ing in training During the games he showed excellent ability in running, passing and kicking. Some player! THE BOXERS Coach. . . . .Dick Kerr Q2 lb. SCHEDULE 1. Wesley Zimmer March 16 .... ...,,. G reen Bay Central Ctherej 1oo lb. March 20 ..... ,.,.. S t. john Little Chute Cherel I. Gerald Wilkinson March 27 ..... Green Bay Central Cherej April 3. . ............ Oshkosh Cherej log lb' April 7. . .... St. Norbert's Cherej I. Jim Birling April 12. ..... ,,.. L ittle Chute ftherej I I6 lb. 1 32 1. Chuck Kargus 1. jim Curtis 2. Bob Kluba 124 lb. 1. George Vogel I4O lb. 2. George Schwarzbauer 1. Ed Zimmer 2. George Dorzweiler 148 lb. 1. joe Cheslock 2. jim Newcomb 3. Leon Geiger 156 lb. 1. Bill Stadler 2. Darwin Schmzilz 164 lb. 1. Ray John 2. Richard Loescher Heavyweight 1. jim Wilz 2. Roger Grassl Page 45 Page 46 'SPG '-2 QV QD x ,1 ff TZ ARY BASKETBALL-TEAM The Zephyr cagers came through the 194445 season with one of the best records in St. Mary basketball history. HIGHLIGHTS: Out ofa 25 game schedule, which included many of the strongest prep teams in the state, our boys won 21 games, with only 4 going to the opposition. Cut twin victories over a strong Campion team and our 33 to 24 triumph over a highly regarded Neenah team on the Rockets own court, are the pride and joy of all St. Mairy fans. The new individual scoring record of gii points was set by Senior Bob Wessenberg, who climaxed his last season by being selected, for the second year, as the center on the Mythiciil allfstate tournament team at St. Norbert College. Bob Sambo Verbrick, Torchy Clark and Donny Criesbach also passed the loo point mark in the scoring column for the season. Our 41f4o victory over Messmer High of Iviilwaukee for 3rd place honors at the St. Norbert tourney after we bowed to the champion Edgewood team in the semifiinal round, gave us the beautiful Dr. Lenz trophy and gold basketballs for each ofthe boys on the tournament team. Cofcaptains, Bob Wessenberg and Bob Verbrick, along with steady and dependable Bill Zelinski, were the only Seniors on the q4S squad. Davld Zelmskx Eugene Clark Donald Gnesbach xx Robert Verbnck Robert Wessenberg Coach Trxsh Robert Verbn k ames New omb R1 hard Baue Wlllxdm Zelmbkx Wlllldm Laemmrlch -ev., mi' 6:1 6 i Q gt f 5:3450 Pagc47 43 aa. A . U A N . ' X I2 v ' I 'YN D,i b 5' J I v .C ' V 1. Q f ,W ' ' r a' Tom McKenzie A ,gr 2, - V 1 hy- A ' 5 b 1 , ,. - I' 5 X 1 e.-ff ' 3' Z ja: Z 'ig' .i ' lv lx Y f' 2 In ' 3 A .lt fx 0-mn an QM-5-s 16' in L.--14 ,g 'T , 'i A. l .rj J. 75 P' gs, 2-.wwf 'C if Page 50 L Page 51 Page 52 1413:- THE TDUCHDDWN Ufrah, rahfYeaaaaa team . . . The T0uchfDoum, a typical college story, is an amusing and absorbing play dealing with the vicissitudes and final triumph ofthe Melrose Football Eleven-the humorous and dramatic incidents that usually go handfinfhand with that ubigw game ofthe season. Into the plot are cleverly woven loyalty to one's alma mater, college friendships, jealousy, and, ofcourse, the inevitable villain, The characters, skillfully portrayed by ye Senior actors, are all regular fellows and girls -the same that you would like and expect to talk and laugh with every day. We have thoroughly enjoyed working The Toucl1fDown into a lively performance and we hope that you all liked it as much as we did. REV FATHER WILLIAM J RICKERT Welcome to St Mary s Father R1Ck6ffl You haven t been vuth us but for a short t1me and already you have won the confidence and frrend shrp of the ent1re student body We are sorry that we d1d not meet you sooner but we are all happy to have you rn our m1dst We smcerely hope that your years at St Mary s w1ll be long and that every moment W1ll be Hlled W1th happ1ness Father R1ck ert we extend to you a hearty wel come to dear St Mary s REV FATHER IVAN 0.FM CAP Father Ivan, we are proud to count you among our rel1g1ous mstructors Yes, every Monday and Thursday we see your sm1l1ng countenance when you are pass1ng through St Mary's halls And why? You leave your beloved Retreat House at Ap' pleton to teach the Freshman and Sophomore classes the1r duty to God Your course 15 splendld Your method of teachxng these young people the Mass and the use of m1ssal IS fervent and clear May your efforts be ref warded a hundred fold by the Great Master Page 53 fa.. i 1 re you foo afozny some posfwar planning 9 Are you interested 1n a job close to home and yet associated on a national scale with Americas brggest and steadiest producer the food 1ndustry Marathons established position as a major supplier to the nation s food packagers offers exe1t1ng opportunities for postwar develop ment Our Personnel Department will be glad to discuss your plans with you Pos1t1ons avallable for both young men and women MARATHON CORPORATION Qxprrh, Menasha Wisconsin A STZSMARY scuoou. fi - - They call us the alumni 1 ff A i:: .gn -, 2: Qt Of dear St. Nlary High . . . And we stop ro reminisce Deeply we shall cherish them Sweet memories they bring . . . I III And repeat Sing, Sr. Mary Sing. rr 1:5 ,,Mf,,wf rf fr'- Jr The happy days gone by . . , I And ponder . . . VVV EVE Bill Stadler '45 Page 54 CISKE BRUTHERS BAR AND BILLIARDS SANDWICI-IES AND FOUNTAIN SERVICE Q QF' 2O'7 Ma1n Street Menasha, Wis. i Maryellen Schmalz Marcella Eskofsky Ursula Nabhefeld Mildred Kasper Elaine Schultz Ann Klinker 7' RCDARD 4: AD SOLICITORS Joyce Miller Wzilter Dorzweiler Betty Hogan Olive Miller Mary Jacobs Margie McMahon Mary Bruehl joan Quinn joan Laemmrich Esther Otto Georgiana Stilp Lois Funk Donna Ulrich Clementine Burghardt Arlene Kargus Robert Bushman Russell Brantmeier Don Birling lf-3145 Page 55 3 LE SEPTEMBER Oh dear' and 1ll those other sounds clouds whach mean Q months of ass1gnments are hmgmg over St Mary s today only one thang to bnghten up our dreary out look Chorus w1th our New Muslc mstructor Mr McGrath What can be more confusmg than try1ng out new programs? Th1s Il1OI'I11IIg was a mad scramble of that xery thmg Of course we had the afternoon off to recuperate Those wonderful summer days are already only a mere memory That same old gr1nd of regular classes and full t1me per1ods are too real 1st1c for comfort Today was the b1rthday of our Blessed Lady an 1mportant day for us Sodahsts T6d1OUS gr1nd but we are happy at s Fr1day Rah' rah' rah' Our farst pep meet ang left us exhausted and hoarse but well pleased wrth our newly elected cheerle1ders Lone Wolf Nash and five lovely ladres to help cheer our 1thletes on to v1ctory we hope And the angels s1ng all he would be Prnna Donnas and Frank Smatras turned out en masse to lend an attentne ear to Mr McGraths Hrst Chorus les Page 56 NW son Result? Father Becker re solx ed to bu1ld a new sound proof room just for thelr benefit Fall 1S here to stay accordlng to Mr Tr1sh Every year about th1s t1me he calls has football boys to gether for a l1ttle sess1on Speakmg of busy days the poor Fresh1es d1dn t quate appreclate the Senaor s humor-ah well the Senaors nex er are xery popular on In1t11t1on day Pep meetmg and m1xer' We re all soca al butterfhes' ,dfavlil df' l 1 Q RSX? l lCf'v N YN-N For nanety years the Laemm r1ch famaly has offered funeral sera 1ce The firm has traed to do ats work gr1c1ously and at Laemmnch Funeral Home Founded 111 1852 612 Malwaukee 'Street Menash1 Wasconsan COMPLIMENTS OF KIMBERLY CLARK 14- . ' . ' ' 1 ' 1 f A 15- 1 ' - . . , M I Y V 1 1 Ui , E 1 , I f 4 L 1- . :ff-.H-1 fella-1 f'-f ' . QL - 1.5IA,.2a.a.1:11!Lu:u-1--alL , fxi 1 A , ii jf- Q Q45 'HW' M A 1 A z . 711 y o -Q' ' u 1 ' 5-- ..z z A715 5 I' 4' , . , V i - ' 1 1 fl Y Q 2 1nd1catmg sadness those gloomy 57 ll I B moderate prices' Q 'IL Y llal. A- 1 1 R N 'T' ' 1' - ,cfs I X , . I .7 Q 1 - x 7 ' , . 1 . 6- 1 A , 1 1 ' ' . , ' I 1 , ' 1 1 . 1, 7- 1 1 1 . l L 1 8- . - 4 . - . . y 12- . ' . ' . 1 I pw.. , 1 1 1 ' -.. K . .Luz t . . 1 ' Q 1 4 f 1 D1s1ster' Appleton 1 Bt Mary 7 our boys tr1ed h1rd 1nd the CIWCCFIIIQ WIS tops Its too h1d L1dy Luck WISIIL Smlllllg 111 our d1rect1on Why doesn t somehody lnxent Ere 1l1rm th It vton tsc IFC 1 person h 1lf to de 1th7 But vue lu nc to keep III IUFICULB IIILI vue m1n11cd to cle If the school III record txme 20 21 We went ID for school cmd cl ISS electlons 111 1 hlg Wly whlch resulted IU 1 hne group of ofHcers 1nd 499 c1ses of vtrlters crunp Somethmg new h1s heen 1dded nexer hefore hue vue h 1d 1 pep IUCQUIX vuth IDIUIC Rox N 1sh htld us spell bound vt1thh1s sle1 ht Ofl11I1kI trlclcs INBGIIIII Xa St M 1ry horrors me lost 1 1 Cood work hoye tl1e score prox es th 1t you put 111 1 good fight Tod1y found us 1ll ISSEITIIUICLI III the gym for the Hrst Sod1l1ty meet COMPLIMENTS OF TWIN CITY BUILDING LOAN 84 SAVINGS ASSO1 IATION A'Tord1ng Home Fmancxng and Safety to Investors Smce 1891 COMPLIMENTS OF GILBERT PAPER OO. 1111 of the g.e1r Alre1dy vte 1re LIHLICFIIICIII the hne IHIQSIOHITY v1orl1 of proxldlnv Germ1n llter IIUYC for the prmsoners 111 the U 5 CImpS The xery l1test th1nU III pmk prg y h1nl1s le1xe If to the Cxthollc Truth Com1n1ttee to th1nl1 up xx 1ys 1nd IHCIUS If turned out to he effluent IS vxell IS clexer We celehr1te St MICIXIEIS d1y vnth 1 Plen1ry Indulgence We 1ll m1de use of If The d1y closed vtxth 1 dxnce Merrlly vue tr1p 1long OCTOBER One month of m1sery hehlnd us 1lre1dy only elght more to strug gle throuvh Thits encoumgmg At long l1st cwfeteru opens now we c1n get our meals cheap agun Smster Clementr 1 md Georve Huber found 1 c IIHCYI club to get plctures for the IDDUII Flrst Fr1d1y we pr1yed extr1 l11rd for tl1e St M1ry St Nor hert g 1me 1nd we won o to 7 One h1lf free d1y ye1 te1m' Do mt lgnilll Robert Pxel 1 South P1c1t1c xeter 1n x1s1ted St Mirys tod1y h vus enthus11st1c1lly reurded by the Bohhy Sox of the hxgh school Don Rlppl o11e of the few lvoys left of the Cl1ss of 44 left tod1y for the Nuy Axr Corps The Queen s Work 19 st1ll payxng c1sh d1x1dends Helen Spaldmg collected th1s t1me Ex ery one e1ts If school tomght 1t the 1nnu1l clncken fno polntj sup er S1ster Marx Annunc111t1111nd Sxster M11ry George l1ne up the Qfodallsts for the llVlUg ros11rV The M1lflU6S hue l11nded john Schxpferlxng XISIYS S M H 5 The l1VlDg ros11ry 11s a Enlshed product w11s 11 he11ut1ful ceremony Our c11mer11 mm, George H11ber took pxctures CAhemj We seem to he hlttxng our strlde Centr11l Hxgh c11me out on the short end of 11 197 score Ye11, te11m Here s to you' ' Page 57 . 3---1. 1' I1 1 ' g 1 '1 H-f 1 1 2 '1 . 1 g t 1 . , , ' ' ' ' 2 - -' ' 21 1 1 ' 1 1 - D ' 1 1, I ' 2 . . 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IQ ' ' ' 1 1 1 I 2 ' Hooray for the Valley' The pr1ests and s1sters of Menasha were the honored guests at a showlng of GOIDQ My Way whlch gave us 1 lrttle time off We could bre1thc aga1n At the rate they are gorng the Sch1pferl1ngs w1ll soon be hold1ng a famxly reun1on here at school Now Lenny 1S rn our mxdst We were 1ll glad to see h1m NOVEMBER All S11nts Day' We gave the Suffermg Souls ID Purgxtory an 1nn1xersary present of xncreased attendance 1t Holy Mass We shot the shoots at Lrttle Chute S M H S 31 St ohn o Some glme' Some team' S171 d news Reports were g1ven out General mournxng .1 rf It were 1 funer1l Dewey came out on the bad end of a straw 'vote Do you know a good m1n7 next t1me7 7 7 7 7 7 Forty Hours devot1on beg1ns w1th general commumon A txme of grace' Take It Its the best for ou The Sodal1ty offers Holy Masses and Holy Communrons for Fr1nk1e Land1g Now he cant help but get well The football players get the1r letters Qand foodl at the 1nnu1l d1nner sponsored by the Cxtholxc Men s BOWl1Dg league Oh to be a football player' Slster Veronlta had all the Sen1or Stenogs busy Wlth paper and pen at Father We1gman s lecture We 1ll gave up 1n despa1r before It was half over Shorthand class was never l1ke th1s Band Concert 1nd first appe1rance of the new Chorus Qu1te 1 com b1n1t1on' And a rare tre1t Wessy and S1mbo are elected Co c1pt11ns of the basketball squad by the1r team mates Blg pep meet mg 1fter whxch we l1cked Algoma 38 23 and 21 16 Page 58 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1945 Our Photographs Imply F1ne ual1ty Natural Charm Character1st1c Express1on AFLISCIC Pose Specnl Dlscount to Students 211, N Commerc11l Street On the lslmd COMPLIMENTS OF EISELE ENGINEERING CO IRON FIREMAN STOKERS TIMKEN SILENT AUTOMATIC HEATING EQUIPMENT TSN JM 3 K A I l . Q . 2 ' . a 'L . 9 7 . , I . . 1 1 . . ' ' I L . st . . . . .f , . J f . .M ink! . ' U I . is . . . 1 . eRoosevelt did it again. Maybe . I . I . 1 . . , y . . . ' Y ' ' . s , . Q A t . 1 Q x ' N A 1 U . Q 'l I l T ' 1 ' . . . Xu L I , . . . . .. D V . 22- Seniors take the dreaded LQ. tests. To be a moron, or not to be a moron. That is the question. Food, food, and still more food- Day. Let good appetite wait on St . Q Tthat's right, it is Thanksgiving Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs CoNCRATuLAT1oNs TO THE CLASS OF 1945 BADGER BAY CO Wisconsin s Largest and Leading Coin Machine District Office Appleton Wis good digestion. 27-Yiiii. Sister Clementia is selling sachet. Even our text books are beginning to smell of Gardenia and LiliesfoffthefValley. DECEMBER The Senior boys did a swell job of morale lifting this afternoon at pep meeting A casket Cgrue some thoughtj was wheeled around the gym accompanied by the dole ful muslc of jim Curtis xiolin 6-We begin the triduum for the Holy Father with vim vigor and vitality' Everyone pledged 3 M iss es and Holy Communions Feast of the Immaculate Concep tion Sodalists honor your paron ess We love thee O Mary' The Chaplains at the army camps send out a plea for Mass wine St Miry s respond by turning over the proceeds of a ruffle Success' Went way over the top The Westing House science test is tiken by Senior boys Hird as stee At long last the Freshies are real members cf the Sodahty Now they ll haxe to do some talking at our dlscusslons at Sodality meet ings Heres hoping we hear the little darlings The grade school kids and high school students LSCDIOIS ex play at 1 special Matinee this afternoon Did they like it? Well I guess' Ex emng performance of Christmas play goes off with a bang A good job was done by all Hats off to Hollywood stars The Lucky Winners of the raffle conducted by the Sodility were given their prizes Janice Miller can he seen sporting the Grst prize an ldentihcition bracelet The whole student body received Page 59 1- ' ' . ' . . . . L 7 . . , V. , I 1 , ' ' . v Z , 84 r f . . 1 I W l T riff- r ' ' . ' L z . . ' ' ' ' ' ' I2-4 ' ' l. - 13- r ' . O l ' 9 ' ' IS! .. . ,. , ' ' F' lf A 5 ceptedj previewed the Christmas 0 '. ' . 1 ' ' ' 0 Y P . . . , x 1 . , , . . , I 175W , V . 4 ' 5 x - K I . l i l, ?'- I C . . -1 A ,-f , v s 5 i ,f l 5 1 j , X 1 t lv 5 J 18 I . Q . as ' 4, i . . l 1 A . x , Q , 1 b' ji' Q 'Tl K L . ' .. .' . .0 - ,g . ' it , I? . 'il I .35 x HERE 4 f-. Christmas presents of holy pic' tures and ice cream. CYum!j Christmas! Need I say more? Yes, a Merry Christmas to everyone. Soft music, gay formals, and orchid corsages. We had a wonderful time. The formal dance sponsored by the Catholic Daughters. JANUARY Ring out the old and ring in the new. A Happy New Year to all! Christmas vacation is over-It will be a few days before we can forget the holiday spirit and settle down once more to the usual grind. 12-Those ultra-plus Seniors are guests of honor ffreej at the Central High game, so naturally we won. 16-Exams have been shoved off for another week-Oh Joy! 17-Mid-year exams lay us low. What misery! What cramming at the last! ISYYRE. Reverend Bishop Stanislaus Bona is installed as our Coadjutor Bishop at Green Bay. All priests PETT1Bo E' This Store Welcomes You Heartily Whenever You Are in Appleton THE CLOTHES SHGP BEVERSSCHMALZ YOUNG MEN'S QUALITY APPAREL Griffon Clothes, Stetson Hats, Monarch jackets, Faultless Pajamas, Arrow Shirts, Phoenix Hosiery, Beau Brummel Ties. Boy Scout Clothing Holy Name Society ST. MARY PARISH Menasha, Wisconsin 'CGRGVE CLOTHING Another Department Has Been Added LADIES' SUITS, COATS AND SLACKS go to the Cathedral for the solemn occasion. Our Reverend Fathers meet with an accident on the way to the ceremony. All three are safe and sound. Father Becker's car is a wreck--definitely! Right Reverend Msgr. J. Hummel got his picture into the Post Crescent. Free Day! What joy to be relieved of school duties! -Another free dayfa chance to recuperate after those back bend- ing exams. -Three cheers! We win the game with Mount Calvery boys. The score+42fr5. Nuff said. 224Reports are given out. We sing the Blues 25- Pinups f all we hear and see these days are upinupsnfno more, no less. Aw come on, Dick, let us in on your secret, too. 26-Neenah High moves in on St. Mgiry High to see how the other half lives. 30-Conscription gets a lively going over at the Sodality meeting. Father Becker intervened just as Menasha Wooden Ware Corporation Manufacturers of Pails, Tubs, Barrels, Kits and Kegs, juvenile Furniture, Handle Specialties, Corrugated and Fibre Boxes BUY WITH CONFIDENCE AT GEENEN'S Quality Dry Goods Since 1896 Compliments of RECHNER CLEANERS ,...,, The House with the Reputation 807 W. College Ave. Appleton, Wis. Phone 48oo REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE NEENAH MENASHA APPLETON nl af ,ful-F ' NEENAH 17 APPLETON 417 The Valley's Most Successful Agency Locschefs Hardware HARDVVAREWPPAINTSPP SPORTING GOODS Houseware, Pottery, Toys, and Glassware Phone 1 SQ COMPLIMENTS OF V I MI L L E R Highway IO' I I4 Phone 7686R HAERTL S MRELIABLE JEWELERS SINCE I87QH Compliments of Jersild Knitting Company Sweater Manufacturers Since 1895 1 I PP 3 7 the boys were getting to a climax. Pinup pictures of our Blessed Lady were unveiled. The mystery is solved! Now, we know the secret. One of Dick Loescher's second grade admirers wanted to know if Dick was really a Cheese. FEBRUARY Wessy shot so many baskets, he started doing it for Campion, too. Amateur Hour amateur, did I say? Strolling through the Park, and whatfafboy is Roy tO full off with the first prize. Entertainf ment was one hundred per cent and well done. The iudges were Attorney A. Cane, Mrs. Fred Trish and Mr. Robert Kuehnl. Thank you so much. We won again-Thanks boys, for a breathtaking game St. Mary 29-P St. Norbert 28. That one point is appreciated, more than we can say. Home talent under 'iCheese Loescher provides music at a dance here at school. With a little more Page 62 Central Paper Co. Manufacturers of Cummed Paper Tape MENASHA COMPLIMENTS OF BERGSTRCM PAPER COMPANY Compliments J. W. Hewitt Machine Co. Neenah, Wisconsin Neenah Milk Products Co. Manufacturers of Ice Cream MixeeCondensed Milk and Cream 6OI'607 South Commercial Street Telephone 140 Neenah, Wis. Retail Dairy Store and Retail Routes T3 I4 zo 11 Page 63 practice they may even give Bohhy Hughes strong competition. Tag day did I see some of the girls wearing their hearts on their sleeves? First day of Lent and Valentine day. Resolutions! Keep them and do well for the welfare of your own soul. Keep up the swell work boys, We sure think youre tops Now we heat Two Rivers 3812. Hats off to you! All Renards sold out. The early bird surely caught the worm. Sanctity Quiz! How did you make out? How about raising your moral I.Q.? MARCH March came in like a lamh. Here's hoping that it doesn't leave us like the proverhial lion. The Senior actors Kham and otherwisel are all trying out for the Class play. Theres much speculation as to what person will get what partg hut only Sister Clementia knows, and she won't tell. Father Marx gave us a farewell address at the Sodality meeting 91 F' thls IHOI'l'l1Dg We ll 1ll nnss hmm 1I1C.l hrs c1gars He hlS been 1 re1l p1rt xn the lxfe of St M1ry s re1l p1l to the students We ll remember you IH our thoughts and our prayers Good luck to you' 9 IO II West DePere IS the scene of the b1g state wlde b1sketb1ll tournament rn whxch we took thrrd place Many students led by Lungs Spaldmg 1nd Lune duck Qumn m1de the r1fters r1rtle No assignments for 1 h1nge wh1t 1 relref' Father Lyons gets us off to 1 flyrng For the Hrst t1me thrs ye1r St Marys halls have been 1l'l deep srlence Imagme' Second day ofthe retre1t Thmk' Pray' Read' We unofliclally closed retre1t 1nd had a b1g Sodahty convent1on rn the gym The ueen s Work t1ken up xn e1rnest by the St M 1ry Sodalrsts We he 1rd wonder ful thlngs The CODNEIWIIOII w1s 1 blg success The form1l closmg of the retre1t wxth 1 Papal blessmg w IS followed by 1 free day Halleluj 1h' St Patrlcks Day CBegorr1'D W need somethmg to cheer us up after last nrghts 7M U2 l5OXll1g, Page 64 1 Yankee Paper 599 Spec1alty Co Menasha WISCOHSIH are ML! V Qi,-Maw-fasyffj Walter Bros Brevvmg Co Menasha WISCODSIH ATLAS TAG C0 Neenah WISCODSIH Manufacturers of Tags T1me Clock Cards and Labels Complxments of Menasha Lumber 84 Fuel Co Corner Racme and Th1rd Streets Telephone 330 32Q Good Lumber Means a Good Home l 7' lvl 5 r U , l I H 1 V. 2 if 1 . I . 2 ' ll . l 3 I ' Q . . 1 1 z 2 . o - ' ' 1 c A , 1 . . f L ' 1 start for our threefday retreat. , . . M 1 . ' . l 1 . . ' K ' ' ' 7 ' . .. is . I - 1 7 3 1 ' ' . L f ' ' ' 1 A . - 1 ' 1 - 2 . 'L . - . ' ' 1 . . e . . ' ' .- 4 ' 1 - f is 99 . 'SOCIETY BRAND CLOTHING 'INTERWOVEN HOSIERY ARROW SHIRTS BLOCK SPORTWEAR MALLORY HATS 'jERSILD SWEATERS SMITH KIEF ER CLOTHES Menasha s Smart Store or Me11 165 Mun Street Phon 475 Ceo A Wh1t1ng Paper Company M111uf1cturers of TUB SIZED MACHINE AND LOFT DRIED BONDS LEDGERS WRITINGS OFFSET SPECIALTIES AND SPECIAL FINISHES Men 1sh1 W1sco11s1n JOHN STRANGE PAPER COMPANY Th1rd Order of St Francls St Franc1s Xav1er Fratermty St Mary s Church Page 65 loss. Cues: we l11'k the luck of the Irish Physlcs cl1ss s1n l'I1ppy Nune D1v to F1ther Becker so he pI'0IlllS6k.l us 1 h1lf free d1y when eprmg fexer sets 111 We re gomg to hold you to It F1ther Becker We won t forget We xe got them under Our Sklns T B tests would be 1 lot more fun rf they LIILIII t do If wxth needles T Ill t1les III 1ke the youn er fry sh 1ke Ill FITCH' boot Sprmg h1s come The gr1ss IS fl I wonder where the Flowers IZ MARCH P1lm SUITLIIY the d1y of trxumph wh1ch puts us lnto the Splrlt of Holy Week Oh Lord we 1re sorry for h wxnp offended Thee' E1ster VICIUOII opens No one IS too serlously 1nterested 111 study exen 1fter yesterd1ys qu1rterly IWILI news Creport c1rds to youl APRIL Alleluj1' H1ppy E1ster to you' E1ster Bonnets 1nd f1ncy clothes were on p1r1de Exery tune we hue 1 XICIEIOI1 woe IS us commg h1ck to school IS h1rd 1lv1 IYS gets h1rder The St M1ry DIIICI once lgllll gxxes 1tS 1ll under the 1hle d1 A 1 I Y s, L 1 1 I ' ' ' 0 IQ ,. Ll 1 1 sv. s if an I, L . . Y 1 1 ' e .,O, , ' , ' I . . 1 , , . 1 1 1 gf . . 1 V ' S. I 21 ff ' 1 1 1 I A ,7 1 . 1 1 K C Aw I ' I 1 1, ' ' 25 A 1 1 - 1 ' . A S 7 1 1 1 . 17 --f 1 1 1 ' . , ' - I I ' 1 Easter! Christ is risen today! '1. 1 1 f . I 1 Q . . , 1 1 . - 3-H 1 ' 1 ' 1 '1 1 ' 1' ' 1 1 '1 1 . 1 ' 81- 1 . 1 1 1 1 i Q ,, J V ,Y 1 1 1 1 ' ! . 1 k 5 , I . 1 I . N I b v- l l 1 r: 1 A ' - '-A.-fuel' rection of Mr. McGrath, Chorus members also appear. The after' noon off helped, too. fSodality meeting this month puts into practice some of Father Lyon's admonitions. We will ref member him always. The Buen Vecino Club climaxes its year with a colorful display Pert dolls resplendent in their Spinish costumes gorgeous post ers beiutifully punted pottery ire but a few features in the unique exhibit Congritulitions' Open House at St Miry I wish the te ichers ind plrents wouldn t compare notes like thit not thit we hue rnything to worry ibout Or hue we? 7 7 7 ' Well it wms 1 xery congenul d my MAY The beautiful month of May' Our heivenly Mother is our Lady Love We loxe thee Oh Miry Three rousing cheers for Bill Stad ler He has offered to undertake the seemingly impossible task We respect Bill s strong will power The pliy The Touchdown presented in m itinee for the beneht of grade ind high school Exery one emoyed it it w is so different The Seniors? Well they had an ifternoon off Eddie Zimmer ind Dick Loescher tide and the irmy wn for o mm Good luck to you boys 8-Class Pliy The Touch down The social highlight of St Mary s scholastic year the junior Prom' Summer formals and super smooth music make it a dreamy memory that will linger long with us Mothers Day' To the mothers here on earth and to our heavenly Mother we dedicate this day' Say it with prayers and Holy Com munion The religious highlights of the year are especially joyful in the eyes of our ueen and Mother The tiny tots receive their Erst Holy Communion in a beautiful morning ceremony Right Rev Page 66 Compliments of EDWARD WETTENGEL ARCHITECT AND ENGINEER Appleton Wisconsin Catholic Knights of WISCOHSIH Milwaukee and Menasha Branches Compliments of Edgewater Paper Company Compliments Bowling Muench s Recreation Menasha Wis Phon I2 Reserx ations Monsignor john J Hummel of ficiated at the loxely event The day is brought to 1 glorious close by the special May Crowning at twilight We crown Thee Oh Miry with blossoms today Our final Sodility meeting brings to an end the religious activities of the year The diys are really flying by Election of Sodality Officers' Baccalaureate Sundry' Seniors ippear in cap and gown D1gn16ed7 We re beginning to miss school already Good bye St Mary s It has been wonderful being with you and somehow the future seems even more wonderful already because you have given us faith courage and confidence We shall ever remember your teachings and now we go forth to take our place in the world Farewell' Till we meet agnn' Lets remain united prayer and in the bond of love Farewell' ML - ii - 7 1 ' , ' , 2 , L . - ' . 2 . A 1 : 1 ' i 1 ' .... 1 , ' Q 1 1 Y ' U 5 I ' .. .Q . -r 1 , is -V - YYY 1 I 1 , ' a 1 K of leave for Chicago today. Time, Shefwln' Cv llllams 1 , H - C 4 ' , Q It n ,A - 1 . , , . D ' T ll Y . I ' V A k I 1 Q 28- f , . '. 1 Q A I- . 9 9 L ' - , I . 1 . ISM? 2 , . . . , ' . z . Q . L - ' A . I 1 -I . . . 1 . in Dr. H. F. Beglinger Dr. George Forkin Neenah, Wisconsin - Phone IIS Menasha, Wis. Phone n7fW Dr. L. D. Costello Dr. R. P. jorgenson Menasha, Wis. -Y Phone l46'W Neenah, Wis.f'fPhone 2S6'W Dr. Dell Curtis Dr. George Loomans Men'1sh'1 Wis.-f Phone 39-W Menasha Wis.fPhone 1411 Dr C A Mortell Menasha Wisconsin Phone 7,82 We greatly appreciate the fine business we ve had from St Mary s students Everything to Wear from Head to oe 417 W College Ave Appleton Patricia Bruso Mary Jacobs Lorraine Plier Joan Quinn Marcella Eskofsky Senior Girls St Mary H1gl'1 School Band Mothers Suess Grocery MEATS and GROCERIES 747 Appleton Road Phone 661 Good exening to youse 1ll Welcome to de Bowry We is deli fhted tl11t so m 1ny of youse could come bee1use tonight we h1xe for youse 1 :I76L1ll tre1t Tonight you re om to meet our own ueeny the Sweetl1e1rt of the Bowry But le1xe us not hes1t1te further more' Get re 1dx to fe1st your eyes on the Bowry Bells Yep notonly queeny but her Wllfllig l1d1e Here they 1 the HISWCF to 1 gentlemen s whistle 1nd to 11 wolf s howl De queen ind her s 1lty cerfew bre1kers Yes we h me drew them from de doiby 1nd now we git es dem to youse Its only Httm th1t we st 1rt with the bobby sockers sohere sthequeen s foist SCflgS strictly for the boids lt s Su z1e the Swoon Goon ind IS her slick chick the d1te but of Popeye the Sulor Olive Oil Whit s dat there seems to be 1 commotion going on out there Hey stop the racket there s 11 very impres site ceremony going on out here O K -NOK. You can come out now. But lay your pistol down, babe. Ladies and Gents, here she comes, victor and still champeen, none other than Pistol Packin' M1111111111. The ready Heady with the drepe shape who is with her tof night is the siren of the waterfront district known to us all as Wilma the Wolfess. Now' that the jerner fuzzbuttons of the Bowry Bells have passed outff whoops passed one-fthe skert nerts upperclassmen, flubs of the foist class '1ppe'1rnow1 Hey fellow babes hurry on out here Its Rosie the Rixeter 1l1 li Dog biscuit ofthe Swing Shifters The TCISOIW Rosies lite IS CIUSC she h1d to pick up our guest from B1son St The little lidy youse see with Rosie is none other th1n B1rrelhouse Bessie Dont get so restless there in the b1ek De seniors 1re comin now ln 1ll there dignity str11ght from Dick Tf1C6y we gixe to youse the ueen s most futhful bodyguards Meet Mrs Pl'l1ll6flC6 llld Gr1 el Gertie Well l Guess they re 1ll present 1nd 1ecounted for so now the mg exent the one youse hue lll been Wllflli for L1d1e md Gents here she is the Sweethe 1rt of the Bowry the s1d s1ck with the dreem pu s robot bombed QUEENY' ' Now th1t ueenx our qu11l of the modern Don uixote h1s mide her 1ppe1r1nce she will lSC6IlL.l her throne Cur own 'vliss Footy P1tr1c11 Bruehl will do the honurs of crowning her All h11l to thee ueenie' ATTENDAN TS Freshm ll'l Suzzie the Swoon Goon Betty L1ux Olixe Gil M1ry Sh 1ller Sophomore W1lm1 the Wolfess oan Stoegbauer Pistol P1ck1n M 1mm Joyce Loper unior Rosie the Rixeter Phx 1 Fl1n1v1n B1rrelhouse Bessie Theodor1 M 1ertz Senior Mrs Prunefxce M 1ree'l1 lvluehlenbein Gr1xel Gertie Corrine Huelsbeck ueeny Ruth Westenberger Crowner M 1rt Bruehl Tr11nbe1rer Louise Stilp Pri e Winriers of the Exening First Prize M1ry Lou Spoerl Second Prize oan Schmidt Third Prize Alice Tuehscherer Pa gc 67 . 1 3 1, 1 1 ' sa I , l T A ll 1 1 . P . .Q 1 1 . I 1 1 1 Q -L 1 7 0 . . 1 f 'vv ' 1 -. , . 1, g 1 1 l'i Q . 1 I-1 P 1 I , T 1 bi , y ' ' ' 3- vv 1 ' . , - C' f Y Y, , . .Q 1 Qr 1 1 i1i1 '1 1 ' 1 'Q 1 1 . l 1' i . 1 ',Q . 1. 1 2 ' .....,. 2' 1 1 ...J1 1 ALL oiats' DANCE 13 1 L K 'E' 1 ' ' -1 1 veryone on der toes, Here de come. ' 4 1 f A . J 1 ' 'll' V ,x 1, - 1 . I 5 1151 I ra I , . 1 . 1 ' in AQ ' 1 ' . Q .y I ' ' , L, , A.,i A A 1 2. ' ' 7, 7, , , H ' ' . 1 1'111 e w r- N A 7, I , Q I 1 . , 'W' ' 1 1 Q 1, . 1- ,1 1 , ' ' ' , .' 1' Q, ,,l, , y 7 K ..,..,. I ., , V -' 1 Yi . . , '1 ' 1' . y 1 1 . 1 ,'5, -- 15 , - 1 . 1 , , , .,.,. PERPETUAL l ADDRATION Tesch's Homemade Candies Light Lunches Served Famous for Malted Milks Guard Your Health With Roselawn Dairy Pasteurized Milk Products Frank De Bruin, Prop. Phone 1341 Menasha, Wis, Tastee Bakery Only Kitchen Tested Recipes Used Quality Merchandise at Reasonable Prices BACH'S Chudacoflws Grocery NRICHELIEU FOOD PRODUCTS 182 Main St. Menasha COMPLIMENTS OF Club Tavern Pankratz Fuel E-99 Ice Co. Mzinufactured Ice, Refrigerators Stokers and Regulators I4S4KZlUlC3UI'l.1 St. lvienasha, Wis. Telephone 283 Knights of Columbus NICOLET COUNCIL NO. 1838 Menasha Neenah , -... Mrs. F. Trish PATRONESS OF THE UNITED STATES Holy Mary Patroness of our loved school, Patroness of our beloved land, The U.S.A. We implore thee Obtain for us Sweet peace+Christian peace. Ave Maria! Mother most powerful, Seat of Wisdom, Lead us onwardAonward As hrave Christian soldiers Fighting the cause Of Christ! Guide us O Mary On life's devious ways To heaven's eternal shores. Ave Maria! ffGertrude Quella QUEEN OF PEACE Mary Thou Queen of Peace Hear the prayer of thy children Begging amidst a Godless world For peace. - -Rita Suess QUEEN OF ALL SAINTS Oh, Mary! Queen of all Saints, Help us in our earthly strife So that we.may become saints- Oh, Mary. MEADOWVIEW DAIRY Specialists in milk and dairy products since 1921. Your inspection invited. For Better Milk PHONE 11o Model Bakery S. Van Gorp, Prop. Where Quality Reigns Supreme 202 Main Street Telephone 5250 Fifteen years experience in the art of creating the Hnest in floral fashions. We are proud of it. Why not let us serve you in the way that pleases thousands of others. The Floral Center f . A ., , -Q ,Z .. ff- H0l'L' .. Greenhouses X . 7 ffl If Phone T079 -- . Menasha, Wis. f-'4 ' 'M U ff I X' fir' A I 7 V ,524 -I-,. f 4 - fra!! f I 'I..1ns.dgu Flonst if QXQEIETCQIZER 'Q T I. it Q' A 4TEWEiRY STORE, f C Qfqzj X P 1 Rhone!-486 jk- ,604 London Street L izg WgJnsiiifAvenn'E i 2-fiflkleenah, Wiscorfsinwf .f ,fpdaya ,flu , L f fs' f, f ' I D ,L 'ifv L, 6 Q ,g CZ L f 'Q 1 Enjoy Bowlinggzi Best , A S f ' f T , V , NEENAH i .ff -' 'Q ' 'ff eff , 4 if ffiivff-f' Druck s6'3Llle,ys Dependable SMM866 , 1,-1-:ff ff 5: fyf',f . J-3.15505 The Square-Q Hardware Housewares '1' x'f f ' 1 S I' 1 Lf f' - elvfenasha, Wisconsin 7 X ' XL pojzrulglgo rf , ' Aa I Appliances Paints .1 ff-if T'T1j7fi wif ,b L.. ' K L k , f . . , . - ' f , fo Lf' , L ,'!' fr 111' R- L- De M, s GROCEPJES6 , MD ST IjEy5,fWf M! f1Jf6077T' fffg f' ny 568 Milwaukee St. ffMenasha,, ' ,ff 7 A ' fgfff Zn C451 7 Telephone IO7O A- i ,ff , The Bette?Qod Market ,Q ,f ,I'f'vLLf,Q,f , ' f I ,f 1 ,- f' Cm H2261 N he ' 1 fees! SHELV ERA'foRj Vp 4 ,A , Wfasgwiaelffasfwfa fp VO, M -f ' ,Loo Leaf Led Qlgllfld Binaejg jj- Q 1 ,gf S, , ng? d,5:rfd4 ,g , - ELECTM SERVICE - ccfiwnaggiinyaiapwifge Q t Phone 2345 228 Kaukauna St. T13 Main St!! Vg?Phone IQS4 MISS G' heb! Menasha, Wls. STAR OF THE SEA! C 1, f K ' Shine! Shine! Omp lments 0 Star of the Sea! . . ASSURED QUALITY On this vast sea of earth. Welnandt Muslc CO' ALWAYS Light the long and narrow path to Records Sheet Music AT Heaven- , -f Marcella Muehlenbein Band and Choral Music E Y ,, S 137 Main Phone 5111fW J THE GIRL GRADUATE The graduate, her cap just right, Her gown a really lovely sight, Did stoop to kiss the bishop's ring. And thenga really awful thing- Compliments of The poor girl's heart did turn to lead MC' Mahon For on the ringfa seam of red. Arcade Market ' In CQ, Lipstick' Englneerl g -Margaret Nash Autographs Page 71 Autographs f Q, 7 1 R' .J ff-f ec- OQJ Quia. CJ-vo AL526 ,,7Q!,-f fumff ef! 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I 7 A CLICK ' CLICK' Real Estate for Sale Rent Trade Farms T J Eskofskl 721 Thrrd St Phone 7,006 Menasha Wood Splrt Pulley C0 Manufacturers of Paper M111 Supphes Hand Trucks Wood Pulleys E Stamslowskr GROCERIES AND MEATS Phone 4200 604 Appleton St Menasha W1scons1n J R Zlckler QUALITY SHOE STORE Also Electrrc Shoe Reparrrng Telephone 7,4 126 S Wrlnut St Appleton WISCOIISIII V1s1t Gloudemans E99 Gage DEPARTMENT STORE IN APPLETON Where You Shop Both WELL AND WISELY Unmuth s Drug Store Across From St Theresa Church 208 East WISCOHSID Avenue Appleton W1scons1n GEORGE J MAYER Alwrys It Your Se VICC See Mayer hrst for burldlng and real est 1te of every descrlptlon T J Eskofslu Salesman Phones Office O7 Resrdence 760 Oflice 149 Mun Street Menash 1 Wxsconsrn men us u l u e 9 C 7 7 . U . . . . . . 5 3 A f . . . 7 3 Always Has a Bargain z 1 ' r ' 1 . . l, A . ,, ' - J K 2 , A A 5 ' ' 1 The TouchfDoWn CAST OF CHARACTERS Grant Hayden ...... Richard Loescher Expert football player and clever amateur sculptor in his junior year at Melrose. Robert Hayden. . . . . .Robert Ferron Grant's younger brother Alfred Woolfc ,......,., Bill Stadler A dissipated football player Gene Clarke ...,.,. Donald Rogers Coach of the Melrose football eleven junius Brooks .,.. Edward Zimmer A witty Sophomore George Holman. . .Walter Dorzweiler A football rooter Frank Mitchell ..,....... Gerald Pack A football rooter Henry Sumner ..,,.... joseph Becker One of the younger professors Watassa Faulkner. . .Hilarion Butrem A girl student and a football en- thusiast. Rena Maynard .......... Louise Stilp Girl student, rehned, pretty and daintily coquettish Margery Carson .....,.... Rita Suess A Melrose junior Elaine Sylvester .......,. Esther Otto One of the Sylvester twins, Evelyn Sylvester. . . joan Laemmrich Who is Elaine's echo Priscilla Parmelee ..... Helen Spalding Dean's assistant gg sanss TES -THE INDIAN LOVE CALL Comfort Beauty Shop EXCLUSIVE BUT NOT EXPENSIVE Phone 174 303 N. Commercial Lalley Grocery For Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Menasha Compliments of STEVE KOLASINSKI GRCCERY STORE Menasha Mott1's Grocery STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES 664 Tayco St. Tel. 726 Menasha, Wis. HART HOTEL Clean Rooms and Homey Atmosphere Dining Room Service 'I Koser s Bakery QUALITY BAKED FOODS Phone 166 306 N. Commercial St. On the Island Phone Jgieenah, Wisconsin Neenah, Wis. Compliments of MOrtOn,S Dorn Hat Shop Drug Store Compliments of Weber Knitting Mills Appleton, Wisconsin Gol1ner's Grocery The Home of Shurhne Merchandise Menasha, Wis. CRAIG CLEANERS Odorless Cleaning-Pressing-Dyeing CASH AND CARRY We Call For and Deliver-CALL 57.40 Near Valley Theater 161 Main Street Memsha Stumpf Motor Co. Community Dealers Since 1921 Phone I9 Sherwood, Wisconsin Service That Saves and Satisfies Compliments of Fisclfs Tavern St. john, Wisconsin For Pleasant Hours of Relaxation Attend the Brin Theatre Moon's Jewelry E99 Gift Shop 210 Main Street ,Iankovvski Paint Store Paints, Varnishes, Glass, Wall Paper and Window Shades THE TOUCHDOWN 'vs V Lu Cile Handler Embroidery Shoppe Lettering on Bowling Shirts, Hemstitching. Belts, Buckles, Buttons and Buttonholes 22715 Main St, Menasha, Wis. Phone 1319 Compliments of Gamble Store Dealer Menasha Island Drug Store, Inc. Try Our Sodas 3,00 N. Commercial Phone 217 Neenah, Wisconsin Stilp's Grocery Neennh ' 17.a?'Pi 9 1150.5 ' , -vb 3 -J : -:mix I 11.81 PETE and ANDY'S Beer, Wine, Liquor, and Sandwiches 408 Racine Street Telephone 692 Tip Top Beauty Shoppe Telephone 298 3,60 Chute Street Compliments of L0ehr's Grocery E99 Creamery St. John, Wisconsin HELENE HAT SHOP 223 Main Street BEST WISHES PAGEL'S SERVICE MeyerfSeeger Music Co. Everything Musical 116 W. College Ave. Phone 415 Brettschneider Funeral Home Telephone 3,08 Ill S. Appleton Street Appleton, Wisconsin Master Electric Co. For Expert Service Call the Master INDUSTRIAL RESIDENTIAL CONTRACTING AND SERVICE Boh Braun. Mgr. Phone 684 100 W. Wis Ave , Neenah Compliments of W. O. Nelson jewelry BRETTSCHNEIDER FURNITURE CO. Over 56 Years of Faithful Service Store Phone 6800 Compliments of Larry's Shoe Rebuilders 22 Mill St. Menasha, Wis. Twin City Bottling Co. Menasha, Wis. Phone 1431 BETTER BEVERAGES LEO KRAUS 'S AM ' Pagc 77 Kate Patzel UNDERWEAR v HOSIERY LINGERIE WAYNE JoNEs SPECIALTY SHOPPE A New Store Devoted Exclusively to Apparel for Boys, Girls, and Babies 108 W. Wisconsin Ave.-Neenah CHECKER CAB 999 Karras Restaurant Main Streets-Menasha Famous for BarfBfQs Quality Printing Co. See us for Sheephead and Skat Score Cards Appleton Hardware Co. Telephone 1897 47.5 W. College Ave. Appleton, Wisconsin Bottle Gas-General Hardware Hopfcnsperger Bros., Inc. MEATS Neumeyer Art Studio The Studio With a Statewide Reputation Brillion, Wisconsin Walsh Rexall Drug Store S04 W. College Ave. Appleton PITZ E99 TREIBER THE RELIABLE JEWELERS 224 W. Col. Ave. Appleton, Wis. Clover Farm Store F. G. Rippl Phone 444 Compliments of DORN'S BOOT SHCP Menasha, Wis. For Complete Family Enterf tainment Attend the Valley Theatre Regularly Compliments of Meyer Rug Es? Drapery Shop Neenah Compliments of F. W. Woolworth Co. Viking Liquor Stores Neenah Menasha Congratulations, Dick! Richard Loescher was invested with the Eagle scout rank- the highest possible honor awardwwhen the Sea Scouts of the Good Ship Heron recently held their bridge of honor. This meet' ing was held in connection with observance of National Boy Scout week marking Scout movement in New York City. About 90 scouts, parents, friends and visiting ofhcials were present. Mr. Friend, W. H. Bethke, president of the Appleton Council, and Chris Larson, Appleton scout commissioner attended and were taken aboard the mythical land ship during the exercises. In a very solemn ceremony Dick was raised to this highest attainable rank in scouting and Mrs. S. Loescher had the singular honor of pinning the Eagle award on her son's uniform. Page 78 Compliments of Ralph's Beer Depot Bungalow Cycle Shop 30 years of square dealing kept us in the bicycle business For Estimates on Painting, Paper' hanging and Decorating W' QUINN Call ENGINEERING SERVICE August Van Dyke 347 Smith St. Phone 5200 608-and St. Menasha Phone 2171 Neenah For All Your Insurance Needs Compliments of GRIESBAESEQESSRANCE Stommel's Auditorium Phone z6F2 Greenville, Wis. St' John' Wlsconsiii B G HIDDE'S PHARMACY ayefs rocery --THE REXALL sToRE 735 Milwaukee Street 196 Main St' H Memsha, WIS' Tel. 4051 Menasha, Wig' Prescription serfgflijragdigikroom supplies. Compliments of 211 S, Walnut St., Appleton, Wis. , Fish Lunches Every Friday Jaeger,DOWl1ng CG' MAURER BROS. Gear Dairy Dealers in GENERAL MERCHANDISE Sherwood. Wisconsin For Service and Satisfaction Phone 3080 and a Salesman Will Call Compliments of Modern Shoe Store Ace High Quality Pennsylvania and Seiberling Tires and Tubes National Battery and Deep Rock Products BowesfSealfFast'T1re Repair and Vulcanizing E. V. WEBER E99 SCN Phone 70 Brin Corner The Robert M. I-Ieckner Insurance Agency 815 Plank Rd. Phone 4181 Menasha, Wisconsin Manderfield Home Bakery 1428 N. Melvin Street Appleton, Wisconsin . -3 Page 79 Larson Es? Schreiter Furniture and Rugs Neenah, Wisconsin P ew? Autograph WE SINCERELYZZFT HANK ALI. THE 5 UERCIIANTS FOR THEIR CIPOPERATIDN IN MAKING OUR RENARD A REALITY N. BECK Es? SONS Quality Meats hone 257 Mena S , I i 1' X .' 4: XL ' Kr! ' , 1 'A' ' A. , f' . st I A , , I ,. V .1 , 1. ,77 V . ,X 931' , Z 'T ' 1 , - ,- zf. K-4 fg 161.11 yuh . 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