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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1946 volume:

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Donna Grlesbach Mona lung Edltors Co edltors Donna Gmesbach Mona lung Llterary Monxca lochman loan Kraft Suzanne Loomans loan Zellnskl Donna Stllp Ceclle Sw1echowsk1 r Betty Camplon Phyllls Flanagan Mary Therese Kessler Harold M1ller MGTIOU We1sgerber Photography Robert Denxl lames Otto Mr Peter lung Muslc Mary Lamers Llta Spoerl Busmess Managers W1ll1arn Cxske Wllllarn Laemmrlch larnes Zellnskl TYp1SlS Betty Fxsch Lllllan Suess Irene Bushman Theodora Maertz V1v1an Zuehlke loan Schrnrdt Sales Managers lo Ann Kuhn Sally Grlesbach Dlck Bauer Mary Ann Vogel lf' r lo fs 5? C , Co- ' 5 9: - ' ,.t..4.. ......,........,.. ' , 4, I y y M y 1 1 . f Q A - at Athletics .,.. ........... l ........., Itlorrnan Sanders 5 ' .... ...,..........,rt.....r.rr,.. , ' 6 A .. ........... A I . , U ' A 1 O . f JMX O X ft W, DRHTL cl?oo Mary Ever Virgin and Mother patroness of our school, blessed among women, you are our ideal . . . make us like you . . . make us like your most Holy Son. We long to be Christ-like and Mary-like. la CS f X W fffi A 55 ' - A DJ! eacwi e a XX + f 6 WN aswmw 155W f ixgxxkx ivli f If X, AK Axyau lfllF'O1,L8,l2 UH T3 The weak things of the world God hath chosen so that He may confound the strong Three little Portuguese shepherds Iacuita Francisco and Lucia were laughing gaily and chatting together as they tended their sheep when suddenly they were startled by a brilliant flash of light Look ing up they beheld a Lady of incomparable beauty and freshness standing on a bright cloud over a small oak tree Her gown was pure white and flowing about her body was a mantle edged in gold From one of her piously Joined hands hung a white Rosary of pearly beads Smiling tenderly she b ckoned to the children and said Have no fear I will do you no harm I come from Heaven I want you children to come here on the thirteenth of each month until October Then I will tell you who I am You come from heaven' Shall I go there? asked Lucia Yes replied the Lady but you must say the Rosary and say it properly A month later on Iune 13 1917 the three llttle shepherds and about seventy villagers were gathered on the plateau near Fatima when the beaut1ful lady again appeared She urged the children to p rform acts of mortification and to say the Rosary frequently When the Lady came in Iuly she again recommended the recitation of the Rosary For only by this prayer would the war come to an end The children were shown the fires of hell The Lady of Fatima prophesied that if her instructions were carried out many souls would be saved and there would b p ace However if men continued to offend God another and more terrible war would soon comrn n She know that the punishment of the world was at hand In order to prevent this calamity she asked that the world be consecrated to her Immaculate Heart and a Communion in reparation on the first Saturday of each month would be offered If my requests are heard Russia will be converted and there will b peace Otherwise great errors will be spread through the world giving TISS to wars and persecutlons of the Church the good will suffer martyrdom and the Holy Father will be severely persecuted but in the end my Immaculate Heart will triumph and an era of peace will be granted to humanity In her August visit she expressed her deslre for the erection of a new Church in her honor More than 30 OOO people had gathered at the plateau on the thirteenth of September Once more the Blessed Virgin came from Heaven and bade the children to say the Rosary so that the war would end On the thirteenth of October the great day appointed by the Queen of Heaven more than 70 OOO had assembled at Fatima The beautiful Lady appeared to the children for the last time 'nore radiant than ever In answer to Lucia s question Who are you and what do you want? the Blessed Virgin replied I am the Lady of the Rosary and I have come to warn people to amend their lives and ask pardon for their sins They must not continue to offend Our Lord They must say the Rosary The children were also privileged with visions of the Holy Family of our Lord and of the Lady as the Mother of Mount Carmel Suddenly the heavy rain that had been falling incessantly ceased The sun emerged from the dark sky and revolved three times within ten mmutes casting oft great shafts of colored l1ght whlch flashed and fell upon sky and earth The Lady then disappeared Thus these little children carried the words of Mary to all the people of Fatima to Portugal and to all the world In like manner may the students of St Mary s raise the banner of Christ and His Holy Mother unfurl it to the passion stricken world that it may find rest and abidlng peace Page 7 U . . . . . S . . . . . I 3 3 I' , ' ' , ' . e ce. revealed that God would give a sign, a night illumination by an unknown light, by which they would . , ' ' ' e . Page 8 HIS Excellency The Most Reverend Stamslaus V Bona B1shop of Green Bay TU ES SACERDOS IN AETERNUM 6 lC'i1 1,0 Wlth chrld hke respect and humble devotlon we the Class of 1946 s1ncerely dedrcate our Renard to Hrs Excellency the Most Reverend Stantslaus V Bona Brshop of Green Bay As appomted shepherd ot the Great Master he watches over us w1th tender love and 1nterest We reahze that he 15 a strong champ1on ot h1qher educa +1on Our Rrght Reverend B1shop knows the rrnportance of educatton obtamed rn a Cathohc School and that 1t rs the weapon w1th whlch Cathollc boys and qtrls must arm them selves aqarnst the toes ot truth and of good We at St Mary s are proud to know that we have so powerful a protector Rrqht Reverend Brshop may your watch over us be long and glorlous May the DIVING Shepherd bless you and all your undertalunqs IS our fervent prayer tn your behalt Page 9 Af. t. - 1 1 I . , . I ' Y ' I , . XM WR R1ght Reverend Mons1gnor lOl-IN l HUMMEL Pastor of St Mary s Dear Reverend Father Perhaps as th1s Semor Class passes on and only these pages ot Renard remam your heart IS srghxng That pr1estly heart garnlshed w1th the flowers of Mary s love may be pondermg over your plea cont1nue my chlldren to love our Blessed Mother be pure be prayertul But dear Reverend Father do you remember? toothless grlns and smttles greetlng you Good mornlng Father and wlth a twlnkle 1n those blue eyes you would pat a sllken head and dedlcate hlm to your Lady And as you buslly prepared another g1tt for your Lady strangely tamxhar vo1ces 1n a sweet tra1l1ng way sang Oh Mary we crown thee w1th blossoms today Tlme tlcked on and along rts corndors these sllken heads were gettmg crew cuts and t1ny curls Thexr Ha1l Mary s now hlled your beauhful church Mary was becomlng hte and hope and her blue mantle ot love spread on her shoulders to your llttle ones Soon new petxtlons boarded Mary s Specral please help me pass the exams help us to w1n the game Mother dear bless our Rt Reverend Mons1gnor Hummel And lately as you arranged Mary s altar w1th such tenderness Semor eyes have been watchlng you Mary 15 sm1l1ng down at them as a t1ny prayer tugs at her vell never NEVER let me fa1l th1s samtly prlest sweet Lady And as th1s page goes to press a star reporter from the Dally Savtor shpped us th1s b1t ot news Lady well pleased her chaln shall not be broken P S Love to her loyal knlght Page lO 1 1 , - ' 1 - 1 . tx . 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Reverend Father IOSEPH A BECKER Prlnclpal of St Mary l-hgh And the Lord sald Come follow Me and you Father heard lrhm wh1sper Brmg others wxth you Through all the years of patxent strugglmg to brlng l1ttle chlldren up to h1qh school standards and then the harder work of ushermg them out fully prepared for a wa1t1ng world you have never regretted your cholce Your prlestly robes that famtly rustled through many tasks demanded respect But most of all your klndness that reflected your beautlful soul wound rtself around our hearts Sleepless mghts and prayerful hours tn worry over us are lost mn the corrldors of tlme but m God s eternal record they are etched 1n gold world of today How fortunate we are to be able to have had mt' We wxll str1ve never to forget those prm clples you so thoroughly have taught us Our amb1t1on w1ll be to carry them out Ill our future l1ves so you may feel proud of us knowmg your efforts and hard work were not IH varn To flnd someone who could match your enthus1asm for Catholxc Actxon would be a dlff1CL1ll task lust to hear you talk about your plans and 1deas seems to lnfect your l1steners w1th some of your ardent zeal It would be hard for any student to leave St Mary s w1thout some vestlge of Cathohc ACt1OH Today we stand prepared to face the world w1th a strong wall of falth Our mere thank you seems so madeguate for all the thmgs you have g1ven us but our hearts are saymg much more God m HIS goodness has permltted us to have such a valiant leader You may be assured that we w1ll never forget our Rev Father Becker God s prlest Page ll X . xx lr . . it - - fl , , From your wise teaching, we have learned just how important Catholic education is in our fast moving XM WR Reverend Father WILLIAM RICKERT Instructor at St Mary s We have known Father R1ckert for only one year but 1n that year he has become our ad v1sor and helper more rmportant st1ll our very dear Ir1end I-hs l1vely 1nterest ln all student dCl1V1t19S has earned for h1m the adrmratron and respect of the ent1re student body h1s youthful cornradeshlp Wlth each and every student has made h1m popular and a loved hgure 1n school clrcles A great pr1est as well as trlend Father R1ckert labors zealously as a rel1g1ous 1nstructor HIS zeal has been our 1nsp1rat1on h1s hne example a model for our future llves We hope that h1s teachmgs w1ll bear great IFUII We wxll remember h1s lnstructlons when we are confronted w1th d1tt1cult1es Father R1ckert s shy humor tlckles our funny bones and to say the least he 1S a pal to all of us Full of frlendly counsel and helpful l1pS we put all our trust IH h1m Yes though our acguamtance w1th Father has been such a br1et one we have learnt to know h1m to respect h1m and to admlre h1m as a PFISSI of God We shall not forget h1m and we pray that h1s years at St Mary s w1ll be many and happy ones encouraging youth to lead Christ-like lives in a world that is tar from Christ and His holy Mother. Page 12 THE REV CAPUCHIN FATHERS They shall shme llke stars who teach others unto good These are the scrlptural words that may well be applled to our Reverend and esteemed Capuchm Fathers who durmg the current year have so generously devoted themselves to the m structlon of the youth at St Mary s Llke other Chrlst they have ever endeavored to 1nst1ll 1nto these young souls the love ot God to l1ve 1n Hts sacred presence and to pract1ce and keep Hls holy law We humbly express our slncerest appreclatlon for thelr zealous labors and beg God to reward them a hundred told Rev Fathers we thank you REV FATHER PETER DUER Actlonl Dynamlc Power' These terms fully comblned give us the personallty ot Rev Father Peter Duer In hrs rellglon classes he works v1gorously and enthu SldSl1CdllY to lmpress upon the youthful mlnds the value of rellglon and to l1ve that rehglon 1n dally hte It IS through his questlons that he stxrs the wheels ot thought ln the students They readlly respond they hsten to the words of th1s prxest of God Also at our soclal and athlet1c act1v1 hes we fmd Father Duer mn attendance lt IS he who helped to create a hlghly anxmated school sp1r1t Heres to you Father Duer Page 13 H . . ,, A . - I . . R . . . a, f . , . . . . 1 - I x., Page 14 ,kb 2 ,ff g 3' ffV,fEA l M h here cr ln n cf! ffaf Our Faculty Whenever we turn our thoughts back to our h1gh school days foremost 11'1 our memor1es w1ll be the members of our faculty The1r kmdness and loyal ass1stance w1ll keep us true to the prmclples they have taught us to love They have gulded us through our scholastxc career at St Mary s they have devoted the1r llves to our spmtual and temporal welfare We thank them as best we know how by l1v1ng the prxnclples of fa1th and love and by cher1sh mg the1r lesson to hve Chrxst l1ke and Mary l1ke thus becommg the men and women of tomorrow yes to f1ll our place ln the world as God has des1gned for us Our Cathollc educahon 1S that prlceless gem whxch has been g1ven to us through the efforts of our faculty To them who through unselflsh and understandmg effort have elevated our asp1rat1ons thereby makmg our collect1ve record more merxtorxous and our 1nd1v1dual future br1ghter do we extend our smcere THANKS x NX tg Q, that X - l-I :LW hbdu,- -tori he A ll bfflpflp E Ip J'H 0. 055 15 ug' X I 0 Miss Pauline D'Allesandris an I M 1' . A, of r I N E 4 . .1 --. , If Q 'F' i U ' ' I , ,V of , W MISS PAULINE DALLESANDRIS lt is with sincere interest that we welcome Miss D'Allesa1'idris to dear St. Mary's as teacher of English in the Freshman, Sophomore and lunior classes. She has taken over the faculty duties of Sister Mary l-lermana. Miss D'Allesandris is a graduate of Mount Mary College, and is fully equipped to take up the work of high school teacher. She conducts her classes with charm and is acquainted with all her students. A hearty welcome to our school, Miss D'Allesandris. School Board Left to rlqhir Rev. loseph A. Becker,.Mr. Frank Gruper, Atty. Arnold Cane, Mr. Pete Borenz, Mr Ruben Kellne hauser Mr Ira Clough Rev William Riclcert Page 15 School Officers -ts. 10 Frank Landiq Phyllis Schmidt Mona lung Thomas McKenzie President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Semor Class Ofhcers Room 309 Richard KOl6SlC1 Joan Zelinski President Vice President Room 307 Page l6 .loan Kraft Secretary William Rankin Treasurer Fred Scheppler Suzanne Loomans Lita Spoerl Monica lochman President Vice President Secretary Treasurer If fi- I- . ' I' 4 P I Q. P 3 L f 9! RICHARD BAUER A heart of gold muscles of stee Beware when Dlck IS behlnd the wheel Football 2 3 4 Basketball 2 3 Sodallty Co Prefect 4 Sodalxty Co Secretary 3 Prom Co Chalr man 3 Class Offlcer 2 Sodallty l 2 3 4 Open House Com m1ttee 2 3 l..lV11'1q Rosary 3 4 Chorus 3 Kmght of the Blessed Sacrament 2 3 4 Choxr 3 4 May Crown1ng2 3 4 Perpetual Adoratlon 2 SSCA 3 4 Aco lytel 2 3 4 Holy Namel 2 3 4 lr Holy Name Presxdent 4 MARVIN BEACHKOFSKI School has many lnterests But l d rather rest Footballl 2 3 4 Sodal1tyl 2 3 4 Holy Namel 2 3 4 VIC tory Corps l IRENE BUSHMAN She IS txny and gay And has a sweet charmmg way Entered St Mary s 2 Kxtchen 2 Chorus 3 Perpetual Adoratlon 3 Prom Commlttee 3 L1v1ng Rosary 4 Handmaxd ot the Blessed Sacrament 3 Geneslan Club 4 Our Lady of Fatlma 4 Renard Staff 4 BETTY CISKE Her long red curls Are the envy of all the gxrls Sodalxty 1 2 3 4 Bowlmg 1 Vlctory Corps 1 Perpetual Ado rahon l Handmald of the Blessed Sacramentl 2 Prom Commlttee 3 Class Ofhcer l DOROTHY COOPMAN Dorothys a gxrl youll never n Wlthout a friend at any txme l..1v1n Rosaryl Chorus3 Sodal rty l 3 4 Perpetual Adoratlon l 2 V1ctoryCorpsl May Crown mg l 2 Renard Staff 4 fi 1946 BETTY JANE BAYER Always happy always gay She lets her troubles fly away Bandl 2 3 4 Perpetual Ado ra 1onl 2 Sodal1tyl 2 3 4 Victory Corps l Handmaxd f the Blessed Sacrament l AGNES BOEHNLEIN lust a wee mlte But very well llked Perpetual Adoratlonl 2 Cec1l1a Smgersl 2 3 4 Gxrls Clubl Chrlstmas Chorus l 3 Lwxng Rosary 4 Vlctory Corps l May Crownlngl 2 3 Sodal1tyl 2 3 4 Chrlstmas Vested Cholr 2 Chorus 3 Handmaxd ot the Blessed Sacrament 3 Genes1an Club 4 BETTY MAE CAMPION An artful lass w1th manner sweet The klnd of glrl you llke to meet Handmald of the Blessed Sacra ment2 3 4 Perpetual Adoratlon 3 L1v1ng Rosary 3 4 Chrxstmas Play 2 4 Chorus 3 4 Prom Commxttee 3 Class Offlcer 3 Sodallty 2 3 4 Eucharrstlc Our Lady Commlttee 4 Renard Art Staff 4 WILLIAM CISKE Bram wlsdom and character go together Acolytel 2 3 Basketballl 2 3 Footballl 2 3 Bowllngl Tennxs l Holy Name Soclety 2 3 4 Prom Commlttee 3 Sodalxty l 2 3 4 Vlce Prefect 4 Class Treasurer 3 Chr1stmas Chorus l Renard Staff 4 Class Presldent 2 Softball l lntramural Basket ba l 4 Page 17 Seniors ROBERT DENIL Boys w1ll be boys but re y ' Entered St Marys 3 Chorus 3 4 Socral COmmlff99 4 Band 3 4 Tenms 4 Renard Staff 4 Prom Commlttee 3 Sodahty 3 4 L1v1ng Rosary 3 4 Holy Nmel 2 3 4 SSCA 4 ROSEMARY DIETZ Shes not so nolsy as she mxght be For she hates to act too con splcuously Sodalltyl 2 3 4 Handmald of the Blessed Sacrament 3 ALBERT DOEPKER A lxttle reserved a llttle shy Stlll theres mxschref 1n hrs eye Sodalxty 2 3 4 Kmght of the Blessed Sacrament 3 Perpetual Adoratlon 3 Football 3 4 Renard Staff 4 BETTY FISCH A grand Renard typlst so trlm and neat ln sweetness and personaluty she can t be beat LIVIHQ Rosary l 2 Perpetual Adoratxon l Tenn1s l Class Offlcerl 2 Sodalltyl 2 3 4 Chorus 3 V1ctory Corps l Geneslan Club 4 May Crown mg l Renard Staff 4 Amerlcan Engllsh Club 3 MABLE FORSLUND She s a peppy lady w1nsome too and falr lf smlles were used for money shed be a mllllonaxre Sodalltyl 2 3 4 Lxvmg Rosary 3 Perpetual Adoratlon l Vlc gory Corps l May Crownmg l Page 18 l RITA DIETZ Her mlnd changes llke the weather Swxftly ea 1ly and lllce feather Chorus 3 Eucharlst Our Lady Commlttee 4 Band Drum Major ette 3 Perpetual Adoratxon 2 3 LIVIHQ Rosary l Handmald of the Blessed Sacrament l 2 3 Soclahty l 2 3 4 Crown1ng l THERESE DIETZEN A peppy g1rl wxth a hearty laugh Humor glrl of our Renard Sta Perpetual Adoratlon l Kltchen 2 V1ctory Corps l Sodalxty 1 2 3 4 Handmard of the Blessed Sacramentl 2 3 4 Renard Staff 4 GEORGE I DORZWEILER He makes a lot of nolse But dont all boys? Football 1 Boxmg l 2 3 Acolytel 2 3 4 Sodahtyl PHYLLIS FLANAGAN Kind gentle dlllgent all combmed A mcer gurl 15 hard to flnd Entered as Sophomore Sodallty 2 3 4 Kxtchen Work2 Chorus 3 Perpetual Adoratton 3 Ama teur Hour 3 Prom Commlttee 3 Handma1d of the Blessed Sacrament 3 4 Queen s Attend ant at All Gxrls Formal 3 Member of the Genesran Club 4 Renard Staff Art Edxtor 4 LEON GEIGER Leon always plays the game He s sure to chmb hls way to fame American Enghsh Club 3 School Newspaper 3 BOXIDQ 3 4 Basketball 3 Football 3 4 Boy Scout Holy Name 3 4 Sodahty 3 4 Sodal1stConvent1on 4 IOHN GOLLNER St. Mary's trtendship he enjoyed many a day, But now he's in Uncle Sarn's service fcr the U. S. A. Victory Corps I5 Band l, 2, 35 Sodality I, 2, 35 Iiinior Holy Name l, 2, 35 U. S. Army 4. DONNA GRIESBACH Charming Sodality prefect Always smiling, always gay, Scatters cheer on lite's long way. Sodality Co-Treasurer 35 Sodality Co-Pretect 45 Cecilia Choir I, 2, 3, 45 Cecilia Singers-- President 45 Prorn Committee 35 Sodality I, 2, 3, 45 Living Rosary l, 2, 35 45 Chorus 35 May Crown- ing l, 25 Queen's Court 35 May Queen 45 S.S.C.A. 45 Perpetual Adoration l, 25 Girls' Club l, 2' Victory Corps l' Christmas Chorusl 2 3 Christmas Can tata Chorus 4 Tennis I Renard Co Editor 4 National Honor Society 3 Class President I Class Vice President 2 Girl Scouts 2 Handmaid of the Blessed Sacrament 1 Initiation Committee 4 Teen Kanteen Director 3 Essay Contest Winner SALLY GRIESBACH You know her by her Jolly a r Lasighing eyes and bright blond hair Chorus 3 Perpe ual Adoration I 2 3 4 Bond and Stamp Club 2 Kitchen Work I May Crown ingl 2 Hand Maidl 2 3 BENNY HAHN Haste rrakes NO te So wiiy harry? Chorus 3 4 Football 2 Boxirgl 2 Holy Nlrre 2 3 UCILLE IAPE A rrild ar to en rrpi I Sodaiity I P rf- cra i Living Rosa J 2 lfiiy C rw irq 2 Ch i 'ma Pla 1946 DANIEL GOTTFRIED ' It time were money, He'd be a millionaire. Sodality I, 2 3, 45 Victory Corps 25 Holy Narne I, 2, 3, 45 Bowling l5 Perpetual Adoration I, 2. LEROY GRIEBACH LeRoy is a boy who will never rest, Until he finds someone to pester to death, Entered as Sophomore5 Knight of the Blessed Sacrament 25 3, 4 Sodality 2 3 4 ELMER HAAS E en though vanquished He could a gue still Sodality I 2 3 4 Holy Name Societyl 2 3 4 Acolytel 2 B x Choru Knight of the Blessed Sacrament 2 3 May Crowning I 3 4 Victory Corpsl Perpetual Adoration 2 MARVIN IACOBS Stud ous and hardworking The down o earth type Sodalityl 2 3 4 Holy Name Society I 2 3 4 Victory Corps l Perpetual Adoration l 2 MCDNICA IOCrIMAN Good look and per o ali F 5 l a may c y Cc p I Lving Rosar I Perpet Oflc i 4 Handma d of e e a en' 2 3 4 a C av C1 2 Chorus Ca s Ct Na onal Horo y rra Chori, 3 Re ard S aff 4 Page 1946 MONA L. IUNG She is enthusiastic scholarly. sweet Wlth every charm replete Publxclty Chalrman 4 Sodal1ty Co Secretary 3 CeC1ll:3 Cholr 2 3 4 Prom Cochatrrran 3 Eucharxstlc Our Lady Comm1ttee soaamyt 2 3 4 LW Rosaryl 2 3 4 Chorus 3 4 May Crownxnql 2 SSCA 3 4 Perpetual Adoratlon l 2 Curls Club l 2 G1rl Scouts 2 V1ctory Corps l Chr1stmas Play 2 3 Chnstmas Cantata Chorus 4 Tennts l Renard Co Edttor 4 Natlonal Honor Soc1ety 3 Bowlmq l School Offtcer Secre tary 4 Handmald of The Blessed Sacrament I Marquette Debate 4 Queens Work Contest W1nner 2 3 Soclaltty Advxsory Board 3 Wlnter Festlval Open House 3 MARIE KASS W1th so many other thlnqs to do Why study? Sodalttyl 2 3 4 LIVIHQ Rosary 2 3 May CFOWHIHQ 2 3 IEANETTE KICA Not too qulet not too loud A gem ln any crown So altty l 2 3 4 Bowltnq l Perpetual Adoratton I 2 Ltvtng Rosary 2 Chorus 3 Prom Com mlttee 3 Vtctory Corps l Genestan Club 4 IOAN KRAFT At tlmes she IS very qutet But at other ttmes she s qulte a r1ot allty l 2 3 4 Soda Bulletln 3 Chorus 3 LIVIHQ Rosary 3 Prom Commlttee 3 Class OIIICGT Secretary 4 Cecll ld Sxnqers 4 Tennls l Renard Staff 4 WILLIAM LAEMMRICH Flash' Need we say more? Entered St Mary Hlqh 2 Camplon Class Otltcer 2 3 Sodallty Oftlcer 3 4 Llvmq Rosary 2 3 4 Teen Kinteen Oftxcer 3 Chrtstrnas Play 2 3 Band2 3 4 Football 2 Festtval Ofttcer 3 Basketball 2 3 4 Renard Staff 4 Page 20 1' EUGENE KARGUS Why worry? Life is too short. And so am I Sodalltyl 2 3 4 Acolyt l 2 3 4 V1ctory Corpsl Kmght of the Blessed Sacrament l 2 3 4 Chr1stmas Playl 2 Lxvmq Rosary I 2 4 Holy Name Soctetyl 2 3 4 Basketballl 2 3 4 Footballl 2 4 Boxmq 2 3 4 Chorus 3 e n Kanteen 3 Perpetual Adoratlon 2 Bowllnq League I May Crownmql 2 3 MARY KESSLER A sweet and lovely fr1end to a Th1S happy studlous lasste small Perpetual Adoratton 2 Chorus 3 Llvlnq Rosary 2 4 Cathollc Truth Comm1ttee 4 Amateur Hour 3 Enqllsh Class Secretary 3 Prestdent of G-eneslan Club 4 Handmald of the Blessed Sacrament 2 3 Chr1stmas Play 4 Sodallty 2 3 4 Renard Staff RICHARD KOTESKI Tall dark and extremely NICE In hls work he lS preclse Basketballl Sodal1tyl 2 3 4 Vlce Presxdent of Class I V1ctory Corpsl Presxdent of Class 4 Perpetual Adoratlon l IO ANN KUHN Pleasmq looks a sunny smlle Her acqualntance IS worth your whlle SOCldl1lYl 2 3 4 Lwmq Rosary l Perpetual Adoratlon l 2 Absentee Marker 4 Vxctory Corps 1 Handmald of the Blessed Sacrament 2 3 Defense Stamp Chatrman 2 Renard Staff 4 MARY MARGARET LAMERS A smlltnq lass wlth WIHHIHQ ways A loy to know ln our hlqh school days Sodal1ty1 2 3 4 Chalrman Eucharlstlc Our Lady Comm1ttee 3 Sodal1ty co v1ce prefect 4 Chr1stmas Play 2 3 4 Lxvlnq Rosary 2 3 4 May Crownmq 2 Queens Court 3 4 Hand mald of the Blessed Sacrament Cheerleader 2 Cha1rman dec oratlons Prom commlttee 3 SSCA 3 4 Renard StaIf4 DONALD LAUER Don is a boxer bold, He usually knocks them cold. Boxing 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 3, 4. DONALD LAUX Don enjoys sports, we're told, In school work he's never bold. Boxing 1, Victory Corps 1, Foot- ball 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 3, Living Rosary 2, Holy Name 1, 2, 3, 4, Perpetual Adoration 1, Bowling 1, May Crowning 1, 2. SUZANNE LOOMANS Sue s a girl we like so well Shes cute peppy and really swell Bowling 1 Amateur Hour 3 Initiation Committee 4 Prom Committee 3 Class Officer 4 Perpetual Adoration l Chorus 3 4 Christmas Play 1 2 3 Living Rosary 2 3 4 Cecilia Singersl 2 3 4 Social Com mittee 3 Girl Scouts 1 S S C A 3 4 Victory Corps 1 Girls Basketball 1 Cheerleader 1 Sodalityl 2 3 4 Renard Staff4 THEODORA MAERTZ I think that I shall never see A girl who can giggle as much as thee Entered St Mary High 2 Cafe teria Serving 2 3 Handmaid of the Blessed Sacrament 2 3 Genesian Club 4 Prom Com mittee 3 Sodality 2 3 4 Attend an at All Girls Formal 3 Christmas Play 4 Our Lady of Fatima 4 Renard Staff HAROLD MILLER A little nonsense now and then Is relished bythe be t of rren Victory Corps 1 Perpe ual Ado alityl 2 3 4 Choi 3 HoyNnieSoc1eyl 2 3 4 Knight of The Bles ed Sacrament l 2 Christmas Play l Engineer ing 4 Cartoonist 4 Page 21 5' Seniors FRANK LANDIG Gay, debonair, full of fun, Frank is popular with every4 one. School Officer 4, Boxing 1, 2, 3, Initiation Committee 4, Aco- lyte 1, 2, 3. ROBERT LAUX Bob's a boy with plenty of zip, In football he seldom makes a slip. Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Acolyte 1, 2, 3, 4, Initiation Committee 4, Holy Name Society 1, 2, 3, 4. GERALD MAERTZ The one who talks the least Perhaps the one who thinks the most Entered St Mary High 2 Per petual Adoration 3 Knights of the Blessed Sacrament 3 4 Renard Staff 4 THOMAS MCKENZIE In all athletics h rates supreme Tom is always on the beam Entered St Mary High 2 School Officer 4 Class Officer 2 Eucharistic Our Lady Committee 3 Football 2 3 4 Basketball 3 4 Tenri 3 4 Sodaliv IANICE MILLER N rrmg n ere A f iend A f ier h F- F P H he rt 2 3 C L J rg Rfsary 2 V' c w B l Ringer 4 Renard St ff 4 : ' 2 ' 4 , : ' . , 2 ' V V f P I ' I I - - - - , : 5 ' ' I 1 1 fi .. U I , H V e A 5 I, ,f ' V ' 21 , 7 its V, :I , i, 2, f , 1 3, 4. I H A - ' ' ' :til way, and smite , si c , ' S I 1 5 . r , thats true: r 5 t' v ti afs dear. ration 2: ChOruS 3: BCXIHQ 2: 'f Chnftmas P1ay2, 3, OtfQ:er Sod , , . 1 F , 45 3, Vice-Presii-exit, 'I',:.r.L2 lg Vtc 1 ii ' Y , , , I toryC1rps lg Perpfufit A izratxcr. 5 1, L 3, 4, Swfialify 1, 2 3 45 , I A I ' axdrnaid af T. , Blessed Saiza' I - f W me. , , .A. 3, 4, i':i I I 7 Maj CY, Y.1T.Q 1 2' el ' . 3 , a . IOYCE NYMAN W1th never a lack of trlends A cheerful a1r she lends Sodalltyl 2 3 4 Handma1d of The Blessed Sacrament l 2 3 4 Chorus 3 Perpetual Adora tlonl 2 Vtctory Corps Gene stan Club 4 Renard Staff ROSE MARY OTTO Rose Marys a glrl yo ll never hnd W1thout a frlend at anytmme Vlctory Corps 1 Perpetual Ado ratron l 2 3 Llvmg Rosary 2 3 Chr1stmasPlay1 2 Chrlstmas Choxr 3 Queens Work C Ed1tor3 Sodahtyl 2 3 4 Ma Crownmg 2 3 Basketball l Ceclha Smqers 2 3 4 LOUISE PILARSKI Ouxet but oh my Perpetual Adoratlon 2 4 Hand mald of the Blessed Sacrament 2 3 4 WILLIAM RANKIN Harry James has nothlng on ur Bill can blow the trumpet too Sodalltyl 2 3 4 Bandl 2 3 4 Boxmgl 2 Cholrl 2 3 4 Class Offlcer 1 4 Amateur Hour 3 Chrlstmas Chorusl 2 LIVIDQ Rosary 2 Prom Corrunlttee 3 A Cappella Cholr l 2 Cathollc Truth Committee 2' Chorus 3 4' Holy Namel 2 3 4' Preside t Boys Chorus 4' Orchestra 3 4. NORMAN SANDERS A man of sports, That's Norm through and through. Sodality l, 2, 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 45 Basketball 2, Boxing 3, Renard Staff 4. Page 22 l AMES OTTO Let my lessons worry me3 Never' Sodallty 2 3 4 Socmal Com mxttee 3 Prom Commlttee 3 Iumor Holy Name 2 3 4 ,Tumor Holy Name Offrcer 4 SSC A 3 Basketball l 2 4 Sodalxty Oftlcerl Baseball l 2 Kmqht of The Blessed Sacrament 3 4 Acolytel 2 3 4 Renard Staff4 DONALD PACK Not too bashful yet full of un Ltkes llfe on the average run Holy Name Socxety l 2 3 4 Acolytel 2 3 4 Sodalltyl 2 3 4 Boxmgl 2 Queens Work Contest Wmner 2 May Crown mg l Vlctory Corps l GEORGE PREIMESBERGER Full of bralns up to the o ln h1s progress h ll never stop Holy Name l 2 3 4 Vlctor Corpsl Sodahtyl 2 3 4 JOSEPH RIESCHL Be sllent and sate Sodalltyl 2 3 4 Holy Name 1 2 3 4 FRED SCHEPPLER And still they gaze and still the wonder grew, That one small head could carry all he knew. Entered St. Marys 23 Sodality 2, 3, 45 Knight of the Blessed Sacrament 2, 3, 4, Acolyte 1, 2, 3, 4, Holy Name l, 2, 3, 45 Class Officer l, 45 Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball lg Student Council 1. 1OAN SCHMIDT A quiet and patientgirl is she Always working busily Living Rosary 3 4 Perpetual Adoration 2 3 4 Handmaid of the Blessed Sacrament 2 3 4 Catholic Tru h Comm ttee 4 Renard Staff 4 DONNA SCHURER Silence is golden That s why 1 sparkle so Sodality 1 2 3 4 Perpet l Adoration 1 Victory Corps 1 Living Rosary 1 3 May Crown ing 1 2 Renard Staff 4 LORETTA SCHRAGE Full of pep the whole day through Still at evening she s this way nd l 3 4 Cho Bowling 1 Christmas Play the Blessed Sacrament l 2 Perpetual Adoration 1 2 Victory Corps 1 Sodality 1 3 4 May Processionl 2 Renard Staff 4 IEROME SPAAY No lazy 1 dcr ff-el lute worlu g Sodalis 1 2 3 4 Cathr11cT u Corrmittee 2 Sodalt ,f Trel .irer 3 Foftbal 3 Perpetual Adora 1 3 V ctcry Corp l cc e l 3 4 Holy Narre 1946 RONALD SCHIERL A willing dependable helper: A friend to have and hold, Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, Victory Corps 1, Holy Name 1, 2, 3, 4. PHYLLIS SCHMIDT If all the world were iust like s e What a nice place this world would be Perpetual Adoration l Handmaid of the Blessed Sacrament 1 2 Chorus 3 4 School Officer Vice President 4 Christmas Play 12 3 Gils Clubl Soda y 2 3 4 Cecilta Singer 1 3 4 May Crcwningl 2 Victory Corps2 Bowl ngl Living Rosary 1 2 3 Girl Scoutl Rev Father loseph A Becker s Secretary 4 ROBERT SCHULTZ lolly friendly and short We like a boy of this sort Sodality 1 2 3 4 Perpetual Adoration 2 Holy Name Society 1 2 3 4 Victory Corpsl VIRGINIA SKOTSKE Virgie always cn the go Lively peppy but rot too much so Bowling League 1 Girls Tennis Tournamen 1 Sodalityl 2 3 4 Perpetual Adorationl 2 3 ment 2 3 Victory Corps l Amateur Hour 3 Cho u 3 Cheerleade 2 3 L1TA SPOERL A studio s girl ard a good musiciar- She doesnt sit arourl lW1 h Fd l Z 3 4 Per Choral 3 4 S S C A 3 4 ff 4 a io a e Victory Corps 1 Page 23 , .11 I h I , I Q , , 5 V 5 H A A , , 5 'r ' I 3 lit , 1, , , i ' 1 ' , 2, 3 ' i-- I I J 'i 1 I 4 . ' ' . f 5 U5 ' , , , : ' U ' is ' . . too. ' I I ' Ba , 2, , 3 rus 35 i 5 ' , , , ' 7 2: : ' , 1 1 Living Rosary 25 Handmaid of X Handmaid ot the Blessed Sacra' , , 3: , 1 A 5 ' , , 3, 1 5 r S 1 ' 5 1 , 2, . r , . 1 1' 2 ' 1 ust 'ft . ' 'S r. ' ., , 't ', , ' , . r th Al ' -' ' 5 ' 1 'p . 1 f- cf St WV , v l , , , ' - Bai ,-', , 5 3 1 Band 2, 3, tion Q., 5 1, ' Ts , A 1- 4, ' s I Class Officer lyt , 2, , , ' . 1, 2, 4, .,. , , . , 5 Sdaizty 1, 2 3, 4. 3, g N Z :rl Hcnor Scsi ty 3, 1946 DONNA STILP She s a llkeable lxttle lass The smallest qtrl of our class Cheerleader I Llvlnq Rosary l Tennts l Perpetual Adoratron Gtrl Clubl 2 Cec1l1a Slnqer 2 3 4 Chorus 3 4 Sodalltyl 2 3 4 Class Otftcer 3 Prom Commlttee 3 Renard Staff 4 LILLIAN SUESS She IS llke a magnet attrac we Cec1lta Stnqerl 2 3 4 Per petual Adoratton I Class Ofhcer Sodahtyl 2 3 4 L1 Rosaryl 2 3 4 ChI'1StI'115SPl6Y 3 Publlclty Comm1ttee 4 Vtctory Corps l Chrlstmas Cholr 2 Chorus 3 May Crowntnq 1 2 3 Renard Staff 4 LAWRENCE ULRICH Workl Where dld I hear that word before? Sodalltyl 2 3 4 Basketball l Bowlmq I Holy Name I 4 V1ctory Corps l Prom Com mlttee 3 MARY ANN VOGEL Tall athletlo and usually Qav She happlly lourneys down ltfesway LIVIUQ Rosary l 2 Chorus 3 Socral Commtttee 2 E O L Com mtttee 2 Wlnter Festlval 2 3 Enqltsh Class Presldent 3 Staff Enqllsh Newspaper 3 Amateur Hour 3 Publlclty GQHSSIGII Club 4 Inltlatlon Commlttee 4 Hand mald of the Blessed Sacrament l 2 3 4 Bowllnq I Vtc ory rps I Sodallty l 2 3 Perpetual Adoratlon 2 3 MARION WEISGERBER Long ot stature long l speech We thxnlc she s a real peach Entered St Mary s second half of Sophomore year Llvlnq Rosary 3 Chorus 3 Handmald of the Ble sed Sacrament 3 Publlclty Commlttee 3 4 Perpetual Ado ratron 3 Renard Staff 4 Page 24 DONALD STRATTON A trlend and good fellow To all who know hlm V1ctory Corps l Perpetual Ado ratlon 2 Sodahtyl 2 3 4 CECILE SWIECHOWSKI Sltqhtly tlmld but very sweet She IS always proper and very neat VICIOTY Corps I Perpetual Ado ratton I 3 Handma1d of the Blessed Sacrament 3 L1v1nq Rosary 3 4 Sodalltyl 2 3 4 Geneslan Club Treasurer 4 Rev Ioseph A Becker s Secretary 4 GEORGE VOGEL What a man' What a pest' Hls humor IS of the best Sodahtyl 2 3 4 Boxmg 2 3 Football 4 Holy Namel 2 3 4 BERNICE WEBER A pretty glrl with many fr1ends Her charmtnq sm1le pays d1v1 dends Sodahty l 2 3 4 Perpetual Adoratxonl 2 3 V1ctory Corps l May Crowntnq I Handmatd of The Blessed Sacrament l 2 KATHLEEN WILLIAMS Dark halr and sparklmg ey es Our Kathleen takes the prize Sodal1tyl 2 3 4 May Crown Inq I 2 L1v1ng Rosary I Per petualAdorat1onI 2 3 Hand matd of the Blessed Sacrament 1 Chorus 3 V1ctory Corps 1 IOAN ZELINSKI Because of your optlmlstlc vtew Your best frlends follow you Ceclha Choxrl 2 3 4 Lwmq Rosaryl 2 3 Perpetual Adora tton l 3 Eucharlstlc Our Lady COmmlll66 3 Sodalltyl 2 3 4 Class Presxdent 1 Chrlstmas Play 2 Teen Kanteen Commmttee 3 Vtctory Corps 1 Class Vtce Crowmnq l 2 3 Glrls Club l Renard Staff 4 RAYMGND H ZELINSKI The world s no better lf you worry Llfe s no longer lf you hurry Chorus 3 Sodallty l 2 3 4 Holy Namel 2 3 4 Englneer mg 4 Vlctory Corps 1 Perpetual Adoratlon 2 Kmghts of the Blessed Sacrament l 2 IAMES ZIELINSKI By hrs length You shall know hlm Footballl Boxmql 2 Acolyte 4 Sod tyl Renard Staff 4 VIVIAN ZUEHLKE She loves her fashlons She loves her art In makmg thmgs pretty She ll do her part Tennls 1 Perpetual Adoratxon 1 3 Sodalltyl 2 3 4 Handmatd of the Blessed Sacrament 2 3 Class Offlcer 2 Amateur Hour 3 Prom Commlttee 3 Chorus 3 Vlctory Corps l Amemcan stan Club 4 Chrlstmas Play 4 Renard Staff 4 15 cr e M Ex sh-we t last 12 learn kss gross sweet hear 'ss t e, N X g J Q X X 5 , X 2 C ro Page 25 I , is ' x X '.,,: 1 ' , 1,2,3,'g a1i',:2,3,4, U' 'V President 43 cholusy 35 May Elhglish Club-Librarian 33 Gene- va' W M J' I kl 4 lm lp e cl and l ot 5- A 7 Q 3 3 3' 3 2 1 j J' l 3 A 0 A f o I i he A ' gl n all 3-l J- fl l J' Af 1? 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X X ' I Pg Pier-xxx NX N as A X. ,fxx XX E - jf, X x 3' S Z of Q .lumor Class Ofhcers William Schipterlinq Ramon lohn President President Marion Williams Leila Parker Vice President Vice President Veronica Schuller Eugene Clark Secretary Secretary Castella Walbrun Rosemarie Fees Treasurer Treasurer Room 209 Juniors Room 301 I Page 26 Dorothy Altenholen Norma lean Arvan Pauline Bauer Lois Bestler Clarence Braun lack Broeren loseph Cheslock Eugene Clark 'ir 3 . , 5 1 59 rj - l W , -. 4 f 'T 4 . f P X 1 Q ff r ' J Don Lavering Clarence McMullen James Newcomb Betty Lou Peterson Ben Quella .,,-0 Iumors Rita McG1one Roy Nash Judy Peerenboom Joseph Probst Roger Schierl 1 91 1 .Tumors Page 29 Xl Gladys Schueler lohn Spaldmq loan Stoeqbauer Roman Van Gorp Danlel Wemss Robert Schueler lames Stadler Ethel Strebe Donald Verbrlclc Marlon Wxllxams Robert Schuerer Rlchard Steqer Thomas Suess Agnes Verkullen lack WIHQYOVS loan Young Veromca Schuller Wxllxam Stelptluq Carol Swoboda Castella Walbrur lames Wtlz Dave Zellnslu Ralph Sell loan Stxlp Ralph Ulman lames Walbrun Carol Young Sophomore Class Officers Room 302 Carole Griesbach President Raymond Peeters Vlce Presldent Mary Rose Flckle Secretary lohn Prunuske Treasurer Room 303 Harlan Newvllle Preslclent loan Rappert Vloe Presldent lack Hussey Secreiary CGC1l1d Butle Treasurer Room 304 Harold Dorzweller Presmlent Paul Murphy VICE Pres1dent Patrrcxa Lelsen Secretary Mlldred Schmerel Delores Adnan Patr1c1a Albrech Esther Altenhofe Audrlenne Batax Mary lane Block Wxlham Borden loan Brantmexer Harold Breaker Rlchard Bre1tr1ck Mary Ann Broch lohn Brown Peter Burqhardt 'Y ,J y y Q 9 3 53 fi 1 h . l fb Q L, s l lil M X Treasurer -3 , , .- X A 4 A f K , l 4 , . A ii I K . v. -lv? X L. , 1 1 bi Page 30 Sophomores Lan uh 'T Pau Martell Owen Meehl Joyce Nabbeteldt 'AA Qs Patrlcla Meler Paul Murphy George Otto Cell Lou Marzahl Dan1el M1ller Opal lean Nabbefeldi lames Oudenhoven Romunda Portmann X I Page 32 f S Robert Mauel Marlon Mlrkes Paul Nespbor Mary lane Pawer lohn Prunuske Ruth Relmer Mary Ellen McGregor Marlon Murphy lames O Connor Marle Prltzl lohn Rexland Roman Mayefskx Louxs Mottel Iohn Nlchols Stanley Penkala Mary Ann Rath lohn Resch X tw- M Donald Massonette Helen Mlrsberger Elarlan Neuvllle ay Peeters loan Rappert f Roger Remharclt Ruth Russell I ..- ,, a I y , 'I A. X - 1 I 4 fy 3 A- . X Lal A 1 l 4 ' M ri Q 4 ' W lx Q X A s al x I A Y -' l e y I 1 . . . 'la 5 ' ' av X . l , . 4' 76 5 Q ,, A i - l U ' I w g g 5 A K X 4 x A X X l Leroy Sanders Imogene Schxerl Regmald Schmxdt George Schwartzbauer Dlck Suess Therese Waymlre Betty Wolf Betty Arm SCh111Z Rosemary SChm1dt John Sehq Alxce Tuchscherer Geraldme Weber Iames Wolter X V X Patrlcxa Schmxdt V1rqm1a Smnh Dolores Ulman John Weber Patrxcla Woods 5 A 4 '9 I .f . 1 ip .3 O 9 9 -0 4 . I Freshman Class Officers Room 205 Dons I-lelmerman Presxdenf Thomas Bartol Vxce Presldent R1chard Schraqe Secretary lohn Schmdler Treasurer Room 206 Shlrley Kraft Presldenf Robert Wagner V1ce Presuzlenf loan Huelsbeck Secretary Charles Hoffmann Treasurer Room ll lames Vogel Presldent Carol Lelsen Vlce Presldent Rosemary Montonatx Secretary ,f lerome Rlese Treasurer Thomas Barfol Robert Bauer Donna Beaudo Mary lane Beckman Barbara Bell Rufh Bell loseph Besfler Gerald B1rl1no loan Blfllfl Loyd Brantmeler page 34 Freshmen O 3 ff 4 W r . ,v D y ,K . ffl I ,Q W If, l y Lx 0 A 6.11, ly! In 0, an J 'I' I A 3 V s . . N H . .Q - wt' .L l u James Le Comte lohn Le Comte Alois Leintz Carol Leisen Elizabeth Lewis Phyllis Liethen lerrold Lotzer Marjorie Maas Ambrose Magalske Mona McDan1el Ramona Meltz Glenn Moder Rosemary Montonatl Thomas Newcomb Ronald O Br1en Thomas Otto Marllyn Paschke lanet Peotter Ray Pocquette Robert Pre1mesberqer loanne Rechner Carl Recker Gladys Re1mer Robert Relnharclt Clarmce Resch Ierome Rlese Donna Roberts Rmchard Rogers Patr1c1a Rosenow Jerome Rusch Page 36 3 L ...F 1 if ' Qu Harvey Scherer .lohn Schxndler Robert Schtpferlxng Barbara Schrnalz 'sl Gerald Schutkoske lames Smlth loyce Sokel N? 'li lames Vogel lanet Vogel Betty Vo1ssem Lf Bonnle West Harlan Wlclceham Eagene Schmalz Eugene Schmidt le-rome Schmidt Rohard Schrage Ed1th Schwartzbauer Carollne Stllp F anlc Sttlp Norman Strebe Nancy Van Rooy Dolores Vander Hyden R hard Volssern Robert Wagner R hard Walbrnn l 'ne Weber Constance Wtngrove ll N lmn D ld W ll Freshmen P G l 79132 Page 37 A p1Ck6d battahon drawn up m paclflc array under the standards of the Blessed V1rq1n Mary C 1,171 165 XX . . . 4 ll -S. S. C. A. d ,f' ition of Sodality I O Q i U oajg. Donna Grlesbach Rlchard Bauer Mary Lamers Wllham Clske Davld Coonen Prefects Marlon Wxlhams Ioanne Dougherty lack Broeren Donna Grlesbacn Rxchard Bauer Af ll 0 0 0 1 w I ' . M ,P X i 'L , 1' ,, 3 9 - av Vice-Prefects ........, ......,...,...., M ary Larners, William Ciske I I , A , ' Il . Secretames Treasurers For Christ the Kang An army of youth flymq the standards of Truth We re flqhtlnq for Chnst the Lord Heads llfled h1qh Cathohc Achon our cry And the Cross our only sword On earth S battle held never a vantage we ll yleld As dauntlessly on we swmq Comrades true dare and do Neath the Queen s wh1te and blue For our flag for our falth for Chrlst the Kung Dav1d Coonen Mamon W1ll1ams loanne Dougherty lack Broeren Page 39 1 Mona lung Rosemarie Feess Veromca Schuller William Laemmrxch Veronica Schuller E O L Committee Chairman Mona lung Publicity Committee Chairman Rosemarie Feess Catholic Truth Committee Chairman With the Sodal1ty motto All for lesus through Mary still ringing in our ears we the Seniors of 1946 wish to thank our Director Reverend Father loseph Becker and our Moderator Sister Mary George for their gu1dance IU our Sodality work lt IS almost 1mposs1ble to realize fully the wonderful merits and bless 1ngs that have come to us This spiritual organization becomes a part of every true student s life Devotion to our Lord and His Blessed Mother manifested outwardly in the Living Rosary and the May crowning IS fostered through the Knights and Handmaids of the Blessed Sacrament and the Five Clubs Each year during the Retreat the Sodalists take inventory of the1r faults and virtues and resolve to become more pleasing to their King and Queen With the earnest help of the Eucharist Our Lady Committee we have made every action and offer ing to lesus through Mary The C5thOl1C Truth Committee has proved to us that the Catholic pen IS mxghtier than the sword The dances sponsored by the Social Committee are always anticipated for weeks 1n ad vance The Sodality Bulletin has developed into a very influential paper and in 1ts simple literary efforts can be seen great thought and hol1ness Countless drives and campaigns l1ke Pennies for Pamphlets for Catholic chaplains and Old Clothes Drives help to make Catholic Action the strong vigorous thing it should be Yes the Sodality IS really THE organization Our work IS done Don t fail our patron Mary in up holding her own Sodality Carry on' Page 40 Q Q, ,, Q Il ' Q . 1 V X .. J .' ' William Laemmrich ..................... Social Committee Chairman I I I I . ' I l . I My Lord and My God The students of St Mary s have ihe untold pnvlleqe tc attend at the Holy Sacr e ol the MasQ e-v ry mo P no The qfeai drama opara for them The hr t siudy You O' the day Page 41 Q Betty Camplon R1ta D1etz VSFODICG Schuller Joan Stoeqbauer lane Coonen Wllllam Borden Marianne Deslarlals Ray Pocquette Carolme Stllp lohn Kessler SOCIAL COMMITTEE E 0 L Committee The Euchartstlc Our Ladys Cornmlttee one of Mary s favor 1te groups devotes 1tself to the task of kmdllng our sptrltual Chr1st and HIS Blessed Mother Through th efforts of thls group Queen Mary s Dlvlne Son dwelllng IH a golden earthly tabernacle IS adored by HIS creatures Sponsorlng such proy ects as Perpetual Adoratlon Perfect weekend the Flve Clubs and the Knlghts and Handrna1ds of the Blessed Sacrament the E O L Cornrnlttee a ns hlgh for personal sanct1f1cat1on and Splfll ual glory Ji' B111 Laemmrlch Robert Denxl Don Krause loan Stllp Loulse Laemmrlch Page 42 I. 9 Q 1 of g I x I ff 1' 4 Q 5 5 , ' 1 X . -1 . 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Y I I I I fires with love and devotion to l ' , f Y w 3 so P4 -3 u Mary Therese Kessler loan Schmidt Rosemarie Feess Vernon Fahrenkruq -A-lille Tuchscherer Sally Stadler Patrlcla Albrecht loseph Bestler Barbara Butrem lohn Le Comte Cathohc Truth Committee The Cathohc Truth Comm1ttee promotes an mtelllgent mterest 1n and knowledge ot the truths ot our holy rellglon Through thls comrmttee Sodalxsts con stantly lncrease thexr knowledge w1th regard to the fundamental teachmgs ot the Church 1ts doctrmes and dogmas As a true Cathohc ACt1OU group 1t IS also deeply 1nter ested m brlnomg Chrlst to others By means ofthe Penmes tor Pamphlets prolect tme Cathohc readmg mater1al has been placed at the d1sposal ot our armed forces and hosp1tals Other projects that are spon sored by thts group are Old clothes dIlV9 paper napkln drlve amateur hour tag day sale book week exhlbtts and vocatmon week dlsplay SQCIAL COMMITTEE loan Brantmeler V1rg1n1a Grlesbach Carol Lexsen Barbara Gomon Clarlce Resch Page 43 .Tumor Prom Arr almost urrbelreyable Translormatlon of la St Mary Gymnasuam mto a colorful falry qarcen proved to be the lovely settmq lor the l94o lur or Prom royalty that preslded durmq The everunq As a tra dmtlonal Prom ceremony Rev Father loseph A Beclcer dedxcated the students to Qur Blessed Lady and Mona the Prom Queen placed a corsaoe mio the l'1and of M ry palrone-as of the Sodallly I f 'o ' A ' ire Mona lung and her escort, Dick Bauer were the a , F ' . Page 44 Paq fir xx, K 'I A ' p Q Q Chnstmas Play As a musrcal background for the annual Chrlstrnas play the Cec1ha srngers sang the Cantata whlch was ac clalrned by those who at tended the play as a brrlhant performance The Ndt1V1tY settlngs were exceptlonally colorful wlth grade and hlgh school students enactmq the story of the Cantata ChF1St the Sav1or IS born rx YI' l ,arm Paqe 46 Q Come to my heart Lord Iesus There IS room ID my heart for Thee Mikie Page 47 Dolores Adrian V. Fahrenkruq M. Kramarczyk R. Montonatx Ruilx Russell Page 48 . 4 4 ! - Q! 5. l.A Norma Rosemarxe loan Kraft lames New Barbara Sc rvan Feess comb hrnalz Rxchard Bauer Donna Beaudo Patricxa Gollner Barbara Gomon Shxrley Kraft I. Kronschnabel Rosemary Olto Rosemarie Pauly lerome Schrnxdt Phyllns Schmidt Lillxan Suess Carol Swoboda Agnes Boehnlem Donna Grxesbach lohn LaComte ludy Peerenboom Veronica Schuller AliceTuchscherer ' Q lack Broeren Barbara Butrem V. Grxesbach loan Huelsbeck Betty lane Laux IoYce Loeper Ray Pocquetle Wnllxam Rankin G, Schwarzbauer Carolme Stilp Cargl Volggem Marion Wllllams Not in Picture, Carlton Bauer, Iohn Prunuske, Ioan Rappert Sanctus, Senatus, Sanctus. Dominus Deus Sabaoth . . Hosarma in excelsisl Glad Ioan Harold Dorzweiler Ray Iohn Suzanne Loomanf loan Rechner Donna Shlp loan Zelinskx Ioan Dougherty Mona lung Palrlcia Mexer ys Reimer Snlp 0 G Ruth Ebben Lons Kamms Harold Mxlle Clarice Res Ioan Stoeqb l 'f'N l l'f1xl.11+- lm wr Donna Heaudu Barbara Bell, Rwtli Bell Mary lane Br-ekrnen, Nancy Buflanan, Barbara Hvltrexr., Betty Campmn bernetta Cf re-y Murm-l Var 3 3 ..f A I L I' 3 - r- , U ' ' 1 ' 'l , ll 1 Y 1 A I A . 3 I 6 Tv T 1 ,L ' Y , .1 0 a M llzl' ,. ff ' . Q 9 , 3 r AA..- 'IN ll f?f--rt l7fAr.'l Mfarnnne Dr-slarlaf Gezrqn-3 Dnrzwf-.ler Delt1ertDresang,liutn Elnben, loan Els-'l1, Verr1ur.Fat.renkr'.tq, Ethellnckle, Kahn Geldrznq Barbara fS',1..f,r ww 3 Mfxrzwrt Hu! ,l'i:':.l.arrl C5257 Luz? Grass! V:rq:r:Qa Graf-slfanl. Loretta Haas, Benny Hahn, Dwrzs HF-1rr.errr.an, Sheldon Hxpp Helen Huffman, Colleen Hryhf-use-l CW lf-fan Ar.r. Hr .lffsky luan Hgelsbeik, S Janne larxe Muna l.nq, Mary Ann Kltzlnqer, Ria Kl1ba,l?ny Klmdt, Mane Konltzer. Stfley Kraf' lark Krz,nsf:l'.r.akf- V151 I-'PAIFF' l.f1f'rr.1:.r1f:r., Mary Lam-ers Dan-:ri La .er Carzl lzfnsen Phyllis Lettien Suzanne L0Orr.ans, Mary Ellen MCGre-qzr Patrxqzc Meer Colleen MP-rrzll, lanrf- . er OE' Ek Marr'-r. Mxxe' Gter. Mzfier, Mary M .Hler Mary lam- Puwer lane! Pe-Utter, Betty Leg Peterson, Esther Pleze' Ray Pgcigette Rf,rt:.r1da Purtrnanr. 'Nzllnrt Gfl ffl ww l..a1gr.r3f1lCuZf, Mar! Anr. RHI. loan Pe' Lner 'flar-fr. '11 Re-Jer Gladyx Rexmer, Clarxce Rescl., Rytr. R mriell, Betty Ann Sffrnltz, Barrera Ecl'.r:.a'lZz lerfvrne SSr.::,.fl ROW E9 PllYll'1J 5 l'tn..dt, bf-rald S-trglkzwgr.. Arfierff fl r.wfarzba',er Bixtn Schwarzbarger, George Sr'hwar.cl,a Aer l2z'r.arri Sjnrarge L ..., an Ff,rz.erf.'.ldf-7 Lia bprf-rl far llmr- bwlpf, I1c,rzr.a Sur ROW 9 lifllffrffs Ytarxflffr Heyflen Nanyy Var. R ny, lar.-t Vrnf-l, ffaru. Vetsserr. Geraldlne Wrber, Kenneth Weller, benrne West NC' in ltr-v .rv- f arl'-r. Ha .Hr Hen-r.l1r',x lf'-tr KU- V. R mer' l.aCw1r.t lznn LaCon.te Rosemary M zr,t',r.a7. Ray Ps-Pte-rl lfflr Pr .r. we l f ,' k llTlr1e trembling notes ascend the sky And heavenly joys inspire. Dryden Page 49 P1 Page 50 The Library L R116 Kolaslnsky Ioan Stoeqbauer Le11a Parker Ioan Quella Veromca Schulter Marlon Wxlhams Carol Swaboda Ioan Young Not xn pxcture Mary Evelyn ook Betty DeBroux Carol Gmesbach Momca Iochman Betty Jane Laux Imogene Sch1er1 Caste'1a Walbrun 9 I i iv ,A W X . , 1' t N V t t .Q 42 ,A I C lt HWRSLOQN fmwe wm XBBMPSW ZEPHYRS TIE UPENER 2523 I GWC5 Q Lead DY hind E397 ve, Tilshmen Pla? lb Defeat!!! Lum Mtnuge m 'D ai K N Algqgna oi 31 5012, ha on-oonfqqtu Tm a 1 ptemer 124:-nm sf Mary Gnd squad m 1 1 Dead .1 1 ht-,Ext A agccuratebaih mal 'K lock at Homeoommg Game at wcfggib the semi 'if Play , flgh Schigl over viagra! Pralne du Chyen Indx' andtozk the ebalift Ollt W Q0 I 37 soy on thing hand Congratulatxons were ln orof 11,3730 drrbbled to t? v cflday eicxeschcfgesgga today at St Mary hlgh. school ango 0 Sh0ot wlffh UI: fn e D ck Qi We Pme of rsh were the rec1p1ents as res drop Dug TNS cutter! uh the football squad and Coach F -W, and ball use mst 5 6 ns the fme show1ng made at Pra Klmberltl an Q K Chxen Saturday afternoon w I 'fephyrs t1ed Camnlon Acad Q hard fought contest Siu M R R of 7 7 Overcomlng the defils 6 Q Y Q tmg a team that ha ecjtagew Q defeat ln slx game P oh Wwhlque Dis X, t d tn f r th Ob P Y 16695 L5 an h eecofrlrfln if Studs Nov 4 serv W 9 to Hg Om g are nts O X lo Owe-fb 5 as Trlsh played a of C0onducb fst M has Tacvvvefs ad vlxxeq tremg th,e1r fren! 5110110 mg an ary jg dn' gl Ad s 95 9 10 was 351 .test C tholzv p llgnque dSc oo sip get stef a 14519 5 1n a, nt m 10 10 0 ookllt and ng th ls fa arg saga? 2 me ,vpn me had emerg ,It W ekf? as N 6 U K 39230 veil' ev I West fro aflon ta a 5 Owewwn af' owwxxo are U1 r ISIUUDJ Nov K Q 10 9 6 Ily ng' 4 NSW Aoclswe ent, 0 my that els Clever Eng lg au Gwen 'W om ,N ag-nt. most A Ve bee Slogans epaespecza A if 2 Xl 01 311 Tim Mxss Vtood 1S one of 10 4 H club JPEN on 501 Cangge stu el' D1-Ojfade for ifllle Dfnf b th t an eat um 0 dent M G' Eimwfisbiiid fs,z1a2t:zdf:5:t:,:Qf t we tamwand bJackesS A of m Safety and she wlll have her I-ec ng school- 9 ap and life If reweii farm safety actrvxtles mcludes Ma.: ord Entered ln the I'l3f.lOI1a1 safety ky me V .mga Of lng 10 Safety 1505191-5 glvlng 2 ladlo contest rn whlch 16 entrants w1l1 re L '05 ee We 'V 0 6 9 t t th Nt I ang eb? x E Fe wr I1 talks on safety buymg safety reels c we a r1p o e axonal Cub th ea n lftg Congress rn Chicago and 12 w111 re T one Oi mx h en 0' srown af 'nm 'hpaters gwmg out l61V8 S200 scholarshlps Patsys rec 'Y 5907 TI1UfSdCIy NOOI1, NOVSITIBBI' ters wutm two ord has been chosen as outstandmg5 9' ugh for the papers 1n Wxsconsm by state 4 H club lead gg ers Although only 14 Patsy has made 9 er commun1ty safety conscxous wrth her safety progr am She organ 1Z8d and sponsored a meetmg of 179 farm men and women of the town y of Greenvrlle at whrch the flre chtef appeared and drscussed safety meth ods To raxse money for the pro gram she collected and sold waste paper from patrons of her fathers mxlk route and used money' left over to buy salt tablets for famxhes of club members Patsy also spon sored a second commumty program attended by 135 people of the South Greenvxlle Grange at whxch the Ap pleton Fxre department dxscussed safety problems She led a safety panel round table dlscussxon at a fxremens meetxng attended by fu-e men from other towns As a part of her lndxvxdual pro gram the 14 year old 10th grade purchased 'No Smokmp' ugnx and taokthnminiilkmlchockedior prepartng a safety wmdow 1n an Appleton stole sponsormg a safety qulz program glvmg a safety talk at a Homemakers group and talks at 6 county 4H meetmgs grvmg two safety demonstratlons at publlc meetmgs Under her leadership each mem bel of the B Square 4 H clu check ed his own farm corrected hazaxds wrote storles gave safety talks made posters and the club put on three parent nlght safety programs In older to raxse S100 for complete physxcal exams as a part of the 4 H safety program 111 the club Patsy orgamzed salvage drxves and safety programs m the commumty Patsy also won first place ln her cla s m the dress revue and fxrst place rn the cannmg contest In addmon to her safety project Patsy carried clothmg garden food preservatlon foods and nutrxtxon beef and Jumor Ieadershxp Page 51 ' u . from . . . mba' ' W in H ' ke . E I . . lsr: X ' ev .lgs I HM .. . ' d 23- c.? 1 ' 1 1 . . . Y. -I Dae js. . Y ft t ' , , , , ' 6 A ,,.. .N . W ' L ta l ' .' ' ' H I, .4 . I . XX XX CQ-at at H 10 -. p ' rem ' Ia . 900 . , ance U1 . e Yay . ' Y 9. ' at . ' '- h. U09 . V t W t h g3 . X Q 0 ed . .h. a .eelg boob d i .5 1 'o 1 6- 0 I - B 5' y YK ' Oanx T' . y - e 1 ' ri bash. ax cpofm lied he ' h.hm .I 6 'V QS- ' 'li ', , ffeghso Nl as , fa! H Sh d I 1, . , :-0 I- ' e a wzi 17 In - t H B . . y . -dx' him nv ,Y , , ' ', '. A . ' ' I 1 -.I g . , Q' - . h - , - xx ral ' , f ' -. : El ' Y . . . r ' 112 ' - - . .ei g ' , 4 . -lg Ie . , 'I . - , I :S 'I - ' ,. ' . . . , . A' , I - , 1 1 . The members of the Renard Staff spent many an hour composmg arranglng and complhng the necessary ma terlal for thelr publlcatlon Together they xndustrlously worked strlvmg to produce an annual second to none Havlng satlstactorlly achleved thelr goal they proudly pre sent you w1th thelr prrze the Renard of l946 The Staff at Work Page 52 3 4 23 . 4 , 5 U, . 'sr A' I - 111 -5 Page 53 St. Mary Band Page 54 BAND PERSGNNEL Clarinets Cornets loan Rappert Carol Swaboda Betty Bayer Rosemarie Pauly Loretta Schraqe Mary lane Pawer Louraine Roth Romona Meltz Donna Roberts Alto Clarinet Ruth Kees Bass Clarinets Betty Voissern loe Cheslock Lita Spoerl Bill Rankin lohn Steidl Robert Klim Clarence Loehninq Gerry Rusch Dan Wiese lohn Weber lack Kronschnabel Saxophones Betty W olt lohn Lehrer loan Young Vernon Fahrenkruq French Horns Patricia Gollner Gerald Schutkowski Mfqry Apu Rath Rosemary Drexler lerome Riese Flutes Virginia Griesbach Mary Lamers Kenneth Weber Bass Peter Green Baritones Otto Korth Tom Delaain William Keller Trombones Carleton Bauer Pat Vandenberq Don Massonette lohn Nichols Mary Ann Kitzinqer Betty Ann Schultz Roy Nash Drums William Laemmrich Robert Denil Donald Laverinq lack Hussey Terry Waymlre Andrew Escamilla George Otto Bell Lyre Patty Meier Louise Laemmrich MUSIC 1S a prophecy of what l1fe 1S to loe the ralnbow of prom1se translated out of seelng mto hear1ng L M Chllds fdfffz-QQ! 141,411-f f-V1.2 Aff- ,flax ,Q fpdfffffi fzfywf aff? Sf 1 AAA. 4 of are L Mr A P Mcerath V-7 P f' ,owl tx X X4 .LAJMMA CM Wlth roll of drurr wrth cymbal flute and horn St Mary Band under the able dlrectlon of Mr A P McGrath marched forward through a year of great accomphshments Through hls unt1r1ng effort ne has presented the band at the Customary annual mnter and sprlng concerts To see Mr McGrath dlrect h1s proteges speaks louder than words He ms a man capable of do1ng marvels rn hls fleld Another achxevement that speaks IH pra1se of Mr McGrath IS th develop ment of the chorus group Tlns orgamzatron has helped to enhance many a program m dear old St Mary S The year l945 1946 has been made great and famous through the labort ous effort of Mr McGrath We appreclate your work and we thank you Mr McGrath May your stay at St Mary s be many many more years Page 55 I N' I I 51, ! 7 , , 1 . ,f ,f A l ' 1,-AXA 1 j X .1 f L, CZ' 1 ix, e V-ff if ff, '- ff f - f' - l . . Y. 1 , K if fi flf W W 75141, V ,lY,LfZ-- ' V . , Z1 ,cg ,Cf-ff -1 A . I X K-,, ,, 14, ,I 'Q ee, ,ff l 1, V 1 . , . I l . . . 'I 1 - Y ' A - . I ' Page 56 Mary Mary Mary Mary Mary Mary Mary Mary O 18 O O. 6. 40. 41 7. SCORE BOARD .....,,,.......App1etor1 ,...Kimber1y .,......,,r...,Neer1a1'1 .r..,.........TwoRivers . . . . . .Green Bay Central ,.,,....St.Norbert .,...St.Iohr1 .,..Campion 1 1 3 O 2 12 2 6 12 6 7 eff 1 -'O Leo Kraus Sam Pl 4451 Mr. Fred Trish Doug Page 57 ' 2 H., - - - - - ' A A- A 1 --V, , ,,. VP- . ' J t ffrwva- - 4 ' .. AAA.. .MN ze... ......-. , l l Q - - St. Mary Warriors Page 58 Coach Trish Hats ott to you, Coach Trish! Without your educational and athletic guid- ance, the success of our team would be in question. The training which you have given our boys will be of great value to them in the still greater game ot lite. Under your constant urging to Fight Clean, and UTO Play the Game Honestly, St. Mary's, with your help, has produced teams worthy of the respect ot all who have ever seen the boys go out on the field or tloor to play the game. We, the Seniors of the Class ot l946, wish to show our sincere gratitude for the great job you are accomplishing in molding both mind and body to conform to all the standards that must be reached in accomplishing high honors in the world ot sports. X Marv Beahkofskl Beachle Don Laux eep Tom McKenz1e Mac Dxck Bauer Doc X Vf if AHXZLW Senrors . . St Mary s Warriors You Semor members of the football 'team have proven yourselves worthy to wear the colors of Our Lady Wlth your Splfltudl armor of truth and charlty and the protechon of the Blessed V1rgm may you be as vxctorlous m the game of l1fe f AJ? I-I-'v-, Rx Leon Gexger Flash Bob Laux Crusher Norm Sanders Muscles Page 59 A ' NX X X 2 I 2 ll N y X 1 Q ,. ,, 1'-1 S ll u s so ll s X Li f f If z y ,fQ-e- s s. ,Z ll , H r N l X .. ., y, is S ll X M... y Q yn W ixx k .- X y ,X f I l L 0 . ,P X XY l 'HX XNJ: I ll XM I , .. ,y lr 'rg ' N my 1 y iq X N X l X . . ' ' ll xx X S . I g 4 . A Q y I... ' ty , ' lf S W ll S N f Senior Athletes Drck Bauer Doc played a great game thrs year as guard He changed from tackle rn hrs soph and yunror years to the posrtron of guard He drd a wonderful rob of pluggrng up holes rn the mrddle of the lrne Much credrt rs grven hrm for hrs hard down freld blockrng that put many ball carrrers on longer garns Drck was one of our best lrnemen thrs year Marv Beachkofskr Beachre as a senror co captarn led the team from hrs tackle berth Marv played tackle rn hrs soph Junror and senror years He turned rn some hard blockrng and tacklrng whrch helped the team very much Leon Gerger Flash yorned the squad after the Appleton game He was what we needed rn our back freld He made rrany an enemy tackler mad by hrs speed and shrftrness Besrdes berng a smooth runner Leon also leads the team rn scorrng Don Laux leep played left halfback and drd some nrce ball carryrng trll he rn1ured a knee rn the Neenah game Don frnrshed the season on the srdelrnes because of thrs rnrury He was small but he was loaded wrth T N T when he carrred the ball Bob Laux Crusher rs a brg boy who played tackle hrs soph Junror and senror years Bob stopped many plays cold and was a hard blocker and tackler He was a vrtal man rn thrs year s team some beautrful pass recervrng He was our best end and sporled many of the opponent s trrcks Norm Sanders Muscles was the other senror co captarn ln hrs three years on the varsrty Norm drd a wonderful Job He set frne examples for hrs team mates by trarnrng and practrcrng hard He swrtched from tackle rn hrs soph year to center where he turned rn some frne work as a runror and senror He blocked and tackled hard and always kept pepprng the boys up from hrs posrtron at backrng up the lrne Our Team All Hall' To the boys on the football squad of 45 ' They turned rn a record of 3 wrns l tre and 4 losses We now take the pleasure to present to you the personnel of the squad At the srgnal post was Dave Zel the bov who could tackle and throw that prgskrn lrke a champ Dave recerved honorable mentron for the All State team Qur brggest vrctory was clrnched by the gallant lrneplay of our team Campron Hrgh of Prarrre Du Chren one of the unbeaten elevens rn the state were held to a 7 7 tre by the outstandrng play of every boy rn the lrne and backfreld of our squad Sure foot lack Broeren booted the extra pornt that tred that game whrch was a great moral vrctory for the squad Roman Van Gorp Brll Schrpferlrng and lrm Lotzer showed many opponents they don t have to be lrke tanks to carry that prgskrn Those boys could really rrp up the turf lrm Wrlz and Vern Fahrenkrug made some beautrful holes for our backs and turned rn some nrfty defensrve work lohn Spaldrng was scrappy reserve guard loe Probst and Paul Marty Martell turned out to be a couple of good scrappy ends who dropped many opponents Prunuskr was our brg grant who frlled rn for Sanders at center Molly Newcomb a scrappy guard played part of the season rn the backfreld The varsrty bolstered two freshmen rn Iohn Le Comte and Whrtey Vorssem who earned letters at tackle and fullback respectrvely To the Senrors we say farewell and wrsh them all the success rn the world To the lunrors who wrll be the mrghty senrors next season we leave the burden of leaoershrp to carry on the fame of St Mary's on the grrdrron Page 60 Tom McKenzie---l'Mac rs the team's second highest scorer. Tom helped win many a game by doing ,hu-1 Qi 'Ai' ,, 1 ,. Sl. Mary St. Mary Sl. Mary St. Mary St. Mary St. Mary Sl. Mary Sl. Mary Sl. Mary St. Mary St. Mary Sl. Mary St. Mary Sl, Mary Sl. Mary Sl, Mary Sl Mary St. Mar MSF! Sl. Mary St. Mary snannv 'STN RY? s 5T.Ml1RY 4 3 5T.MllRY I 13 5 'Q 'ff-Q l lsf, Ml1Ry ST lllllll 1 i9 'sIMI1Rv 7 Slanding: Paul Marlell, Torn MCKGHZIG, lohn Prunufskl, Blll Laemmrlch, Vernon Fahrenlcrug, lacl-1 Broeren Seated: Tom Yaley, John Spaldmo, Dave Zelinskl, Eugene Clark, lames Newcomb 25 28 30 57 30 28 Ql 37 38 27 Sl 30 59 43 47 3l rf ,o 33 is 53 49 Basketball Scores A . ,.,. ,... , . . ...,. . .Algorna Kimberly Neenab Mt. Calvary Algorna Kimberly . . Green Bay Cenlral . . Sl. Norbert Wrsconsm Slate Relorrr. . . A Sl. lolm - Two Rivers Campion McDonell Clnppewa Falls Neenalw Sl. Norbert Edgewood Salvalorxan Sl. Slarrlslaus, Mzl, Campion Sl l lr . C .Fl Oconlo Falls 23 37 4l 54 28 32 lb 25 QT 10 19 34 45 39 E5 43 4C 38 32 l6 1. num I1 4 st HDRY 151 12 Mr, C. Burton Page 61 f ME 24, MT' u QA A A o A ff ws Q fs an f W s A7 ' s '.. ' 5 ' ' ' I 5 Ns V y ug: gr' H s 1 .Q 19' N! ' 3 Q . o K' ' 4 Q 4 N . I i f . Y 1 L . A I St Mary' s Fallen Heroes m World War Il ROBERT E BORENZ ROBERT R GAZECKI VINCENT E EVANS EUGENE CTHAPLEAU MARVIN GORETZKI IOSERH MUELLER RAYMOND NOVAKOWSKI RAYMOND WILFLING IOSEPI-I I-IAAS LOUIS SMITH JAMES KELLY EUGENE LAUX O Lord Grant them eternal res and let perpetual l1ght shrne upon them May they rest 1n peace Let Taps resound for our glor1ous dead untll the echoes are lost 1n that trnal trumpet call ot Chnst s great army 74 flmie Za Jeawn To wr1te a trlbute to you IH mere words our sleepxng soldmers seems so lradequate IH comparlson w1th what you have grven But you were young and wlll urde stand t at the heart carnot always tmd woro We cannot cornpreherd your upreme cr1 Ice we canr t gul e reahze ttat your gay laugh or care tree a1r .vlll rot return But scmewr e a vorce IS ec olrg tte prayer you so otter recrted All For Ie us Through Mary Ard that we do understand You lraye gtve your ll and Mary perhaps rs now servxng you the eternal tood at God s canteer No grea er love hath a man please Lord grant us strength l1ke the1rs' Page 63 l I J L ' ' ' , L . , I Y W I . . , L I I . ' I T , I, I I S. I I ' s I sa I S .o 't ' I ' f , I . . L . Q ' I . IIS' IGF II gd 1 1 , ,, ,, , A .I H . S ' I ' I I II 5 w ' , ' t I I -I ' - H . , Ioan Bayer Ehzabeth Doro G Kowalkowslu Wayne Nabbefeldt Page 64 Loretta Dletz Robert Kargus Lynn Meehl Robert Russert t Rlchard Cheslock Margaret Clark Daruel Coonen Mary L DeBrum Ehzabeth Dlckmann Patrlcxa Dorzwemler Dorothy Fahrenkrug Carol Ganzyk George Glesen Iohn Hahn E1leen Kronschnabel Le Roy Kuhn Rxchard LaFond Evelyn Martm Sylvla Mattern lean O Connell Iames Paschke Joseph Quella Rxchard Resh Audrey Rohe Loxs Schlerl Margaret Schxpferlmg Robert Schmalz Robert Selthamer Thomas Selxg Rlchard Stoegbauer Rose M Suchoskl Thomas Volssem Elame Weber Mary L Zehnskl Grade 8 Room 201 ' E' 2 . . I 5 -1 ' 4 . A R' . 1 is 3 X ' 1 L' V ,' f , fi' . fy 1 5' t I . X f Mae LaCount Mary Ann Grade Edward Birling Frances Buck Lois Coopman Richard Curtis Elizabeth Endres Newville Dorothy Laux Eugene Hanson lames Huelsbeck loan Humski Elaine lohnson Florence Kurkowski Schierl Arline Reed loan Lehman George Loomans Elizabeth Miller Patricia Mitchell lohri Muehleribeirl Tuchscherer lohn Schmidt Theresa Rieschl Richard Rohe Rosella Roth Patricia Sanders Dorothy Seidling Allen Vogel Madella Schmidt Wesley Schmitzer lerry Spang Doris Stoegbauer Geraldine Suess lames Voissem Lawrence Walbrun Helen Wilz Frank Zelinski loseph Zolkoski Grade 8 Room 202 Page 65 ocation Week Program Vocational guidance was the theme of an all-day rally sponsored by the Sodality for students of St. Mary high school Wednesday, March l3, at the school. Representatives of half a dozen professions spoke to the students, Miss Eileen Remmel of the Visiting Nurse association staff, told The students that nursing was anything but a romantic or glamor- ous profession, Requirements in the nursing profession are good health, pleasing personality and the ability to get along with others, the speaker said. She said that a high school education is necessary and college is desirable, A girl is wise if she chooses a large training institute and a Catholic training school is highly regarded in all respects. Mrs. Williani Way'niire, a member of the Appleton Apostolate board and a volunteer trainer for girl scouts, discussed The Modern Mother. She emphasized that all mothers need the gifts of the Holy Ghost, wisdom, understanding, counsel, fortitude, knowledge, piety, and fear of the Lord, The absolute need for study of mathematics, physics and chemistry for those contemplating the engineering profession, was stressed by A. G. Prunuske, Neenah city engineer. He indicated that the field will be popular for years to come because of the shortage of engineers today and the need for building and reconstruction. Arnold l. Cane, Menasha iustlce of the peace and attorney, traced the development of law from early tribal times to the present and gave the students a clear idea as to what is expected of those :ontemplating law as a profession by naming the phases of study contained in a law course. loseph Fagot, personnel director at Marathon Corporation, advised as mush education as possible for those entering business. Capability and aptitude tests are being administered more and more to determine one's place in industry, the speaker said. He suggested the reading cf biography as an aid in learning the achievements of others. He also stressed that business employees should learn the names of their associates, the running of the various departments and their relationship to each other. l-le em- phasized the need for loyalty to fellow employees, supervisors and The firm. Religious representatives spoke at the afternoon sessions. The Rev. Peter Duerr, assistant pastor of St. Margaret Mary parish, Neenah, spoke on the secular priesthood to the boys and Father Leonard, O. F. M., Cap., Appleton, spoke on the religious priest, hood, Glory Mae Laux, a graduate of St. Mary high school, and Mary lane Baldwin, candidates from the Notre Dame Motherhouse at Milwaukee, spoke to the girls on life in the candidature and relgious life, Aw. r if ff -y gs i h , 1. is . ' l' ii Q - i . :fs i 5 gf 1. l SISTERS OF NOTRE D JPN VW gens POST GRADUATE CDPPGRTUNITIES MARATHQN C GRPORAFUCDN a leadrng sup plrer ot matf rlals tor food proc essors one ot t te nat on s rn pst st able rr rlustrrf s rnanu faotures a wrde range ot prot c trve packages pany Marathon ott rs nrg s hool graduates opportunmes rn tts produftron teptrnmal and sales departments Uur Personnel Depart rnent wrll be g td o art 1 an rntervtew Page 67 up ' o g . 0 0 g' 3 D X A! I . t ft A. fg .f :K 3 A ' , , and papers. A progressive, expanding Com- , n C ' 2 ta 1 'GIQZ9 f . t p . 4a 577 O Calendar SEPTEMBER The doors of St. Mary's are thrown open with a hearty welcome' Old acquaintances are renewed and new friends ships are made. We're all eager to get back into the swing of things. Students meet teachers, get their textbooks and pay their tuition Now we re really all set to go First day of regular classes' There s still a lot of confusion First free day of the school year' This is the way we like to go to school Fall is coming early this year The weather is much cooler This is nice football weather and much easier to go to school for we really can study Now we dont have any ex cuses Seniors' Pst' Have you no ticed the crafty smiles on the faces of the SSFIIOFSQ It can mean only one thing lnitia tion IS coming Look at those happy faces on the Seniors' And look at the Freshies' It s the day the Seniors have anticipated and the Freshies dreaded lni tiation Day was a howling suc cess ln the evening the Seniors played host to the Freshies at the Mixer The student body elected their representatives' Frank Landig was elected President and and Tom McKenzie are the other officers of the school Congratulations' How about a big cheer? Are you ready? The cheerleaders try out and a peppy squad is picked A rain soaked field was the downfall of the Zephyrs as they were overcome by powerful Appleton team l3 to O Our spirits were consider ably dampened in more ways than one Page 68 GILBERT PAPER COMPANY gave us a lecture that really made us glad and proud to be Americans We are Ameri cans' 26-First Sodality meeting Things started off with a bang by the lusty singing of the So dallsts Newly elected officers gave an idea of the plan for the years work Good luck' We re all behind you' Weather man against us' Kim berly game postponed until practice will do it Father William Spalding a chosen alumnus of St Mary s said his First Mass today The high school choir tried out their long practiced Gregor ian Chant Congratulations' OCTOBER Mud' Mud' and more Mud' That couldnt stop the Zeph yrs as they swamped the Kimberly team to the tune of 6 ttst A ' ' . 'YW A . io- ' ' ' - . 13-- ' ' . .- - l4f ' gm ' ' Phyllis Schmidt, Mona LI. lung 25+Captain Donald Donaldson October 2. Come on fellas--f ' . 307' ' ' l ' , 22-Y ' - . A H 1 D - . . a ' . T . 2- . . . CISKF BRQTHERS Palace Billiard Hall BAR AND FCUNTAIN SERVICE Sandwiches at all hours 207 Main Street Menasha Wis iss-K 19W The rafters shook and the floor rumbled an earth quakew Heavens no' First pep meeting The new cheer leaders strutted their stuff and thats good' We ll back you at all times' 6-It was a plucky team that buckled under the power of the Neenah Rockets Score 12 to O We ll get them next year Students participated in an impressive ceremony of the Remember October is the month of our Blessed Mother Lets show our appreciation for all she has done for dear old St Mary s and for us The Annual Bazaar started off in a fine style with the tra ditional chicken supper As usual it was par excellence' A credit to Mrs l Crth and her staff Yea Team' St Marys came out on the long end of the 25 to O score against St. Norbert's. Yippee! A free day! Thanks to the generosity of our prin- cipal we had a very welcome long weekend. The evening was hilariously spent witnessing the antics of l. E. Brown in a movie shown on the new projector. The dance following was a huge success as a result of whole nearted cooperation of the students The Zephyr squad hit the road this time traveling to Two Rivers lt was a tough game with the home team coming out on top l2 to O A hard victory for them We re with you St Mary squad Hard luck again hits the Trishrnen They battled against Catholic Central Green Bay Score 27 to 6 Let s break the inx Another lively Sodality meet ing is in order today Ah yes Our selection of officials has been wise indeed' NOVEMBER All Saints Day Say you re tired of homework? Say you need a rest' Tell you what we re going to do- We ll give you a tree day' How do you like that stuff? Homecoming game We beat the Jinx by a big margin St Mary 45 St lohn 13 It s amazing to note how such can cause such long faces' Cheer up kids' Havent you heard? E stands for Excellent Calm down Beginning f Forty Hours Devotion What a game What a team What a feather in the caps of the Zephyrs' St Mary s tied Campion 7 to 7 Campion has come through the season undefeated and untied before the tangle with our squad A good way to close the season Page 69 2o-- 1 ' 27- l ' ' i' - 29M ' ' - l- ' .. 2- ' ' . 2- ' . 5- 'Z ' 18 to O That's the spirit' Living Rosary in Church. small items such as reports - .. - 9-A ' .. - ' 5' ' . ' iie l B ict' .. l .. .. l 12-is , l . . ' ' . The band and chorus under the d1rect1on of M A P McGrath presented 1ts Fall Concert for the students th1s afternoon All feet were tap plng It was 1mposs1bleto keep them st1ll' A repeat performance for our parents was well rece1ved Well done students and Mr McGrath A rouslng pep meetlng always puts us ln the Splfll of the game Semor football players were honored Wllh a crazy g1ft Basketball season starts out 1n flne style' St Mary beat Algoma 25 to 33 L1ghts camera achon Every body sm1le' We re havmg our plctures taken for the Renard Thanksglvxng meant more th1s That s r1ght the war 1S over and we do have much to be thankful for for example those two days of rest for the overworked Semors And A gala affa1r the Thanks g1v1ng dance Danclng to the smooth rhythm of Bobby Hughes and hls orchestra was fun wasn t lt? St Mary s overwhelms Oconto Falls 49 to l6 for 1ts second stra1ght basketball vlctory of the season C mon Coach g1ve the boys some competr lon Thanks to Rev Father Becker we al saw a swell movle on the Crusades lt really w s DR H F BEGLINGER Neenah WISCONSIN Phone 118 DR DELL CURTIS Menasha WXSCOHSID Phone 39W DR R P TORGENSON Neenah W1SCOHSlD Phone 256 W DR GEORGE LOOMANS Menasha WISCONSIN Phone 1411 LEO 1 MURPHY D C N D Appleton W1scons1n Phone 292 Menasha WISCOUSIH Phone 146 W DR GEORGE THOMAS HEGNER Appleton W1scons1n Phone 1092 W DR R R LALLY Appleton WISCOHSIH Phone 136 DR C A MORTELL Menasha WISCODSIU Phone 382 GEORGE N PRATT TR MD Menasha WISCOHSTH Phone 470 Page 70 Watch the result' Mary Lamers year than it ever did before. DR. L. D. CQSTELLQ l' - DR. . , ., . IERSILID KNITTING CO DISTINCTIVE KNITTED OUTERWEAR SINCE 1895 NEENAH WISCONSIN CQMPLIMENTS OF KIMBERLY CLARK educational besides being very interesting. 29-sToday the students began a novena in honor of the Im- maculate Conception. We are asking our Blessed Mother to keep her young clients pure and holy, and to shower her blessings on the faculty and students of St. Mary's. 30-A smooth-working Neenah quintet soundly trounced our floundering Zephyrs. Score: 37 to 28!! But our boys still have that fighting spirit. DECEMBER All the empty desks you see can be accounted for in one word influenza' Yes our unwelcome visitor is back again Rah' Rah' Rah' Neenah be ware' We re really keying up our team at this Pep Meeting Oh' You Zephyrs' Go get em' Something new has been added Today the first spirit ual meeting of the Sodality was held The explanation of the Mass was the first topic brought up QNOTE We ll lick Neenah good next time The Rockets exploded the Zephyrs 41 to O 6 7 8 This year the Triduum for the Holy Father is 1ust as important as it was during the war The Pope needs our spiritual aid in the postwar 3 Left Rosemarie Fees. Right Alice Tuchscherer Our photographer Mr Peter lung Veronica Schuller Mona lung P599 71 lar 4-f . . . - 50 . 3 .I can E We ' x ' f 'Q ' , - - ' .1 :FI ' I 2 ,gj ,fw Kg: I 5 '-s Ir I ' 5 I Q I it -lf' SA '2' fr S TV- 's ' I 5 it y , N - xv 3 5 ,sk- 5 5' .ef world to help br1ng about a just and last1ng peace Today we celebrated the feast of the Immaculate Concep t1on Mary patroness of the U S w1.ll gulde our country along the safe way She 1S also the patroness of our school and we say aga1n Bless us Mother Mary Why the l1eS and party dresses? The photographer of course' C mon you gals Srrule pretty' The second sp1r1tual meet1ng of the Sodahty' Father Becker s excellent lecture was supple ot the Holy Mass The Students themselves part1c1pated 1n the M1856 Rec1ta St Mary s won a hard fought game from Algoma l-hgh School '30 to 28 Con gratulatlons boysll Mona lung hm Newcomb and Roy Nash Journeyed to M1lwaukee They represented St Mary s at a mock tr1al ot Germany and Iapan held at Marquette Un1vers1ty l-hgh Ask one ot them about the ex post facto laws We want to know 16-Dress rehearsal for the ChF1St 19 mas play On stage every body!! The Theater Cfulld of St Mary was greatly encouraged by the response to the1r per formance It was excellent The meetmg w1ll please come to order' A superspec1al So Page 72 Tom McKenz1e carrymg ball scored touchdown St Mary players left to rlght Ray lohn Torchy Clark Ilm Newcomb and Tom McKenz1e St Anne s Soclety Mrs Mrs Mrs lohn Orth Pres1dent August Van Dyke V1ce presldent Harry Sheer1n Secretary GOMPLIMENTS OF Amin FUNERAL HOME Est 1886 Neenah Tel 275 8-- . . ' 1 - 9-- ' . 12- . . . ' mented bY H beautiful 1'f10Vie Mrs. Anna Fahrbach ..... ........ T reasurer 14- . ' ' , 15- ', ' H , ---- 18- ' . Roman Van Gorp carrymg ball Ray lohn and Dlck Bauer leadlng lnterfer ence Complunents of Geo Walters Brewmq Co BREWERS OF ADLER BRAU WE SPECIALIZE IN PHOTOGRAPHS FOR ANNUALS lnd1v1duals Groups Exterlors lnterlors Day or Nlght COLLEGES HIGH SCHOOLS HOSPITALS ETC dal1ty meet1ng over the arr waves w1th D1ck Bauer at the dlal My such lovely VOICES' The long awalted momentll Chrxstmas vacatmon begms 1u t genume relaxatlon an The Chrlstmas Cantata scored a b1g hlt w1th the parents The story of the Chrxst chxld IS always appealmg to Catho l1c hearts Congratulahons ye actors of St Mary s A merry Chrxstrnas to alll' I ANUARY School reopens The pam however was deadened by by a pep meetmg Our boys were overcome by a mlghty sharp shootmg Papermaker team Klmberly 31 St Mary 28 Need we add more'?'9'9 Oueshon of the day' Dld you study for your IO test? To day we found out lust how bra1ry are those Sophs and Semors of S M H S St Marys 21 Central 18 The cagers are agam back on the beam 16 17 18-Wrmkled brows m1d The Fadner Stuaho 2:32I::L2uQ2:l1eJaz::g2:te On the best portraxts ln the best homes you w1ll tmd our name You ve guessed 1t semester exams 18-St Mary celebrates her 41 to 25 vlctory over St Norbert s Page 73 21- ' - ' .. a. . . ' ' ' 23- ' 25- l ' , 7-- . ' , short periods to be succeeded 8- . by a victory dance. -Everybody turns over a new leaf. Second semester begins. -The boys keep up their win- ning streak by swamping the Dutchmen. Score: 53 to 21. It's scores like these that keep our Coach in good humor. Can we blame him?- -Our parents and teachers get together. Open House is a good idea but wed rather not have the parents and faculty get too confldential After all A zippy pep meeting sends the team out with the right spirit Another Zephyr vic tory Losing opponent Two Rivers Score 51 to 37 FEBRUARY The boys break even on their road trip St Mary s 30 Cam pion 34 St Marys 54 Mc Donell 45 Vengeance at lastll Neenah is humbled in an overtime thriller Hero of the day Deadeye McKenzie St Mary 43 Neenah 32 Valentine Day means more to us than just hearts and flowers The red hearts in form the world at large that it was tag day at St Mary s Proof of it Success com plete sell out by noon Edgewood vanquished St Marys 34 31 But our de pressed spirits were lifted by an after game dance children go to Heaven We gave the freshmen an extra push heavenward when they were received into the So dality A very impressive cere mony in church was con ducted by Rev Father Becker We re counting on these new members of Our Blessed Vir gin s Sodality to carry on the traditions of St Mary s for our team A double dis appointment' On Friday St Page 74 Ray Iohn carrying the ball No 33 R Van Gorp COMPLIMENTS OF TWIN CITY BUILDING LOAN 81 SAVINGS ASSCDCIATICDN Affordino home financing and safety to investors since 1893 XJCIBI-5-1 f 1.f23f.'f1'1.. u nj ? I? . Ilan L-.mm I Q QW ' few Y X 'Wg For ninety years the Laemm rrch family has offered funeral do its work graciously and at moderate prices Laemmrich Funeral Home 22 23 I Founded in 1852 t was a Lost Weekend 611 Milwaukee Street MCHHSM WISCONSIN . - I :I - T-Il' I. -- ff , ', 'O X . l Z 1- 1 I' MP! d . . .. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5' 61 7,-All good Xl 7'4 ' 1 service. The Emi has tried to . .H F tl al: I fy ll I Imritssy I limi! H I ' 4 I -' Ml ' ' . . f N-'lf' LTL-Is! I , ' ' . . . - iw XX , 1 . '1, Ray lohn breaks through center for a nice gain NW JMXMQ ywiwwfw 2 347 Mjnu4M70MeM.,! 454.4 1,444-ifaf COMPLIMENTS OF BERGSTROM PAPER CO POND SPORT SHOP Inc 133 E College Avenue HEADQUARTERS FOR SPALDING ATHLETIC GOODS WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Phone 1980 Appleton Wiscon in SCHALLER FURNITURE CO PERIOD FURNITURE 132 West Wisconsin Avenue Neenah Wisconsin 25 Stanislaus, Milwaukee defeated us at an exhibition game at Appleton High School gymnasium. Then on Saturday night, Campion lesuit High School beat us on the home floor. Oh, well, we have the tournament to look forward to. -Free Day!! The flu bug is playing havoc with members of the faculty Father Becker gave us all a day to recuperate from the sneezes and sniffles Of course there was a High School Teachers Conference at Green Bay Oh how we love those conferences' Don t you? 6-The cagers plowed their way 5 8 to Little Chute and literally snowed the Dutchmen under The shortest month of the year ends No leap year' We re anxiously waiting for the March lamb or lion P S Only three months of school left but thats only a small matter Are you kid d1ng'?'7 MARCH March arrived like a lamb and mlld cases of spring fever are prevalent Father Becker invited the Se nlors to be guests at the last home game of the basketball season The cagers put on a good show for us by defeating overtime tilt Bill Clske preslded at our Sodality meetmg and led a good solid discussion on com pulsory military tralning Not many girls voiced their opm ions but the boys did all right Youll hear from the girls when they start drafting WACS and WAVES etc Let it snow let it snow let it snow' And boy did it snow That March lamb turned out to be the Black Sheep of the family Cfhat s a yoke son a lokell 8 9 IO- State Catholic Tourna Page 75 , ' ' 1 . . , , , . 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V' 'I I . - 1 , . 1-P ' ' , 4- . . - ' ' Green Bay Central in an I Otto Korth Iames Stadler Dick Steger Our movie camera men ETTIBONE S APPLETON WISCONSIN Your Store w1th F ive Floors ot High Quality Merchandise selected to meet your needs OUR 50TH ANNIVERSARY YEAR' QUALITY DRY GOODS SINCE 1896 BUY WITH CONFIDENCE AT GEENEN S Compliments ot RECHNER CLEANERS THE HOUSE WITH THE REPUTATION Appleton WISCONSIN 807 W College Ave Phone 4800 Menasha Wooden Ware Corporahon Manufacturers of Pails Tubs Barrels Kits and Kegs Iuvenile Furniture Handle Specialties Corrugated and Fibre Boxes 22- ment was held at St Norbert Depere We drew a bye o Friday night and in an ove time game defeated St Ben d1ct the Moor ot Milwauke on Saturday night On Sunda we advanced to the tlnal by downing the Llttle Chut Dutchmen St Thomas A guinas however was ou downfall and we came o second place State Catholl Champions a good way t end the basketball seaso But St Marys is honore Eugene Clark and lame CMoll1eD Newcomb are place in the all tournament tea Congratulatlons boys' Hop to see great things from yo next year school boys show that the have what it takes to develo into high school basketba stars Well St Mary 8th grad constellation vanished T bad' But here s hoping th better days are coming 25 26 27 Our annual retreat wa very capably conducted b I Roger Lyons S I Ho very soul satisfying it prove to be Those three days Q mental and splritual wor helped us to delve into ou inner self and come out re solved to gain our salvation barring no costs Thank you Father Lyons APRIL Easter Vacation begins H1 Ol Holy Thursday a day o prayer Sodalists' Lets live hte of adoration' Good Friday a day or rec ollection and prayer Easter Greetings' Is every body happy? Oh that Easte bunny and those Easter bon ne s- School opens for its last sessio of the year. Step on the ga -ye Seniors! Page 76 x -3 ' U ' . . 1 I I ' f I 1 - ' P 1 '. I I I y I5-16-I7-Grade School Valley Se 0 -- . . . . . tional Tournament. The grad A 'I I ' . o I ' - . f '. ' l7- ' ' . ' . . H . I D ' 18- - , 19- ' -I 21- ' . I I I t The band made 1ts annual sprlng appearance under the d1rect1on of Mr MacGrath The U S Marme Band had better beware because the St Mary Hlgh School Band IS rlght there MAY ll Band Festlvalll About twenty school bands entered th1s tournament held at Menasha What spectacular perform ances' St Mary hearty con gratulattonsl The dramatlc talents of the Semor Class were unvelled 1n our presentat1on of the class play Hollywood and Broadway agents had better take ophons on the cast before the European theater lures them away The Semors gave a very f1ne rendltlon of Old Doc w1th charm and po1se Really Old Doc tlck audlence All characters gave a very fxne 1rnpersonat1on Good old Doc kept every one busy llke hlmself Pa and Ma Brown 1nterested themselves rn the affalrs of the young people and how cleverly There was lovely Ianet dar 11ng Margaret stubborn Bob the fallen ln love D1ck sporty Lo1s sophtstrcated Dr Brand and h1s coguette daughter Helen poor Mrs Rossl sor row strxcken Mary Cronm all Irxsh the excltable Mrs Mel lon shy llttle Mary Salby and the buslnesshke Mr Hepple all helped to make the play a success Congratulahons' Graduatxon' Last mlle stone has been reached by the Class of 46 We a e sad to go but the future IS calhng us and reluctantly we say Farewell dear St Marys yes we are closlng the hap plest chapters of our hves the school days at St Mary H1gh Farewell t1ll we meet agatn Page 77 Carlton Bauer Vernon DeBru1n SOCIETY BRAND CLOTHING ARROW SHIRTS MALLORY HATS INTERWOVEN HOSIERY BLOCK SPORTWEAR IERSILD SWEATERS SMITH KIEFER CLOTHES Menasha s Smart Store For Men 165 Mam St Phone 4 Wlth s1ncere good wlshes for a successful future Walter Bros Gem Pllsener Beer Menasha W1scons1n ITS IN THE BREWING GROVE CLOTHING MEN S AND BOYS CLOTHING AND FURNISHINGS LADIES SUITS COATS DRESSES SLACKS AND BLOUSES Geo A Wh1I1HQ Paper Company Manufacturers of TUB SIZED MACHINE AND LOET DRIED BONDS LEDGERS WRITINGS OFFSET SPECIALTIES AND SPECIAL FINISHES Menasha WISCONSIN . 3' ,I Q U . . . I Q . I I u 11 . - - . led the funny bone of the ' I ll I ll - . ', - xx ll I U I 0 E Compliments of EDGEWATER PAPER COMPANY ATLAS TAG COMPANY NEENAH WISCONSIN Manufacturers of Tags Time Clock Cards and Label Compliments of MENASHA LUMBER Sz FUEL CO. Corner Racine and Third Streets- Telephones 330-329 HGOOD LUMBER MEANS A GOOD HOME TOPTN STRANGE PAPER COMPANY Ad Solicitors Betty Bayer Dorothy Coopman Albert Doepker George Dorzweiler Mable Forslund Dan Gottfried Lucille l ape Benny Hahn LeRoy Griesbach Marie Kass leanette Kica Donald Laux Gerald Maertz Harold Miller Loretta Schrage Donna Schuerer Virginia Skotzlce George Vogel Raymond Zelinski Kathleen Williams Bernice Weber Page 78 ,5- in L L dhdoq l Page 79 Our caretakers 1' T Lk Compliments of THE CLCTI-IES SI-ICP Twin Cities Finest Store for Young Men Compliments l W Hewltt Machlne Company Neenah Wisconsin lohn Hemzkill Soap Works Appleton Wisconsin Soap Makers tor Over 50 Years NEENAH MILK PRODUCTS CC Manufacturers of lce Cream Mix- Condensed Milk and Cream Retail Dairy Store and Retail Routes 601-607 South Commercial Street Tel. 140 Neenah, Wis Our Acolytes lw1ll go to the altar ot God to the God that IS my joy for ever Acolyte' A server ot God' What a grand duty IS yours At early dawn you sacr1t1ce your hours ot sleep and cheerfully you come to the House ot God there to perform the sacred duty of a devoted servant Not only here on earth do you reap a merlt untold but you Wlll be the happy reclplents of an eternal recompense Through out the eternal years you w1ll s1ng Holy Holy Holy 1n umon bless you and keep you 1n Hls DIVIHS Embrace always Elmer Haas lames Zxelmskl Eugene Kargus Joseph Cheslock Robert Laux Vernon Fahrenkrug Donald Pack Otto Korth REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE NLENAH MENASHA APPLETON NEENAH APPLETON 417 The Valley s Most Successful Agency SCI-IARPF TYPEWRITER CO We Sell em Rent ern FIX em ALL MAKES 26 Washmgton Blvd Qshkosh Wls fNext to WIS Publlc Servlcel CENTRAL PAPER CQ Manufacturers of Gumrned Paper Tape MEN ASHA Thlrd Qrder of St Erancls St Francls Xavxer Fratermty St M ry s Church 4 Harold Dorzwexler lack Kronschnabel Jerry Kuepper lerome Rusch John Stexdl Gerald Shutkosk Gerald Blrlmg Page 80 H A 17 with the 'angellc choirs. God A ni , fs . - A - ' . a ' 1 . I MOTHER BELOVED loin your hands, loyal bands, While we pledge one another Unity and fealty To our Queen and our Mother. HIGH One our taithg one our love: One our leader and Lord. One our aimg one hope aboveg One united accord. CHORUS Mother beloved ot God and ol Here at your feet laithtul we meet Comrades of Mary redeemed by your Son Keep us who love you in all things one Unmuth s Drug Store Across from St Theresa Church Appleton Wis Success to the Graduates HEDBERG DRUG STORE Compliments ot the Appleton Sheboygan Bus Line N BECK Sr SONS QUALITY MEATS Telephone 257 Menasha Compliments of CLUB TAVERN Compliments WHITE SWAN TAVERN Chudacott s Grocery RICHELIEU FOOD PRODUCTS 182 Main St Menasha Congratulations to e Class ot 1946 AL MATHIEW 213 N Commercial St On the Island lmmaculate Virgin pray for us George Vogel Dave Coonen Robert Schneler Ralph Sell lack Wingrove Dave Zelinski lames O Connor LeRoy Sanders LaVaughn Gehring Ray Pocquette Robert Schipferllng lerry Schmidt Harlan Wickeham lohn LaCornte Richard Ciske Page 81 1 Acolytes not in picture: D of ' th - Dave Zelmskl throwmg a pass to No 42 Bob Laux 1 Donna Gnesbach and Mona lung Page 82 IANDREY S SGTVICG and Sahstactron Neenah Menasha Comphments of LOEI-INING S TAVERN 212 West WISCONSIN Ave Domestlc and Imported WINES SPIRITS Neenah Wxsconsm TUCI-ISCI-IERER S Have Your Shoes Fltted by X Ray The Perfect Way ACCURATE FOOTFITTERS Go1Iner Grocery MEATS GROCERIES FRUITS AND VEGETABLES Phones 858 859 750 P1ank Rd The Artcratt Press D1st1nct1ve Prxntmq Loose Leaf Ledqers and Bmders Ca111nq Cards and Commencement Inv1tat1ons 113 Maln St Phone 1954 Menasha Wls Tesch s I-Iome Made Candles LIGHT LUNCHES SERVED Famous For Malted Mllks Guard Your Health Wxth ROSELAWN DAIRY Pasteurxzed M1114 Products Frank De Brum Prop Ph 1341 Menasha W1 QUALITY MERCHANDISE AT REASONABLE PRICES BACI-I'S 1 l , I I . 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A Homelike Place To Eat HAND TRUCKS-WOOD PULLEYS- ldM C I-Iaase, Klmke 51 Rhoaoles CLGTI-IIER Neenah St Franc1s Rel1q1ous Goods Sz Cathollc Book Store 128 S Walnut St Appleton W1scons1n C Harry Doohttle I EWELER Moons lewelry CSI Gltt Shop 210 Ma1n Street Pg 84 Edw Serfhamers KEENWAY FGGD STORE The Better Food Market FOR FINER FOODS Appleton WISCONSIN I I2 ZICKLER QUALITY 5HoE sTo12E Also Electrxc Shoe Repamnq Phone 343 126 S Walnut St Appleton WIS VISIT Gloudemans Sz Gage DEPARTMENT STORE IN APPLETON Where You Shop Both Well and Wlsely -M 56 I 3 sl I Haro iller ' I Our artoonist . ' ' Gtto's Market ' 3 1. V I . . te 0. Q Q 'i , A I I . .. --J --' --.L-. a e L fzadea PANTOPIUM 1 CLEANERS TAILORS MENS WEAR Comphments of the Menasha Record R L DEBRCDUX eRooE121Es AND MEATS 568 Ivhlwaukee St Menasha Telephone IO7O ST MARY I-IIGH SCHQQL BAND MQTHERS Comphments ot NORTHWESTERN ENGRAVING CO PANKRATZ EUEL 81 ICE CG Manufactur d Ice Retrlqeratore Stokers md Requlitor I45 Kaukaund St Rhone 283 Mendsha Wts ALEX S BAR FINE LUNCHES AND DRINKS Water Street Menasha ECKRICI-I S SERVICE Greasmq Battertes, Tlre Work Where Qld Frlends Meet Rhone 3690 Menast Q1 m, .2 -I- ' ,l 'lb' I m! :7 -.. 'T' LQ ,.,..1- 1 Page 85 .'l - N' 'R - ', v .' -' J .x Q,:,o:,t,-,p:, :s.qfaf. .::.:.-'gfas-.' , , ,- fc. 'xs',v 8.9.0 JJ,-',' 3-.'-'.',o .' ' - .' 9 E A Je . 0 0 4 ,K 4 ,gs .',',- ' ' 9, ' -' o',' x',',',s 1' 1,03 .gr fr ,- QXQ. . '.',4'.- :AQ , .Q 3'.0,f,v,,'.... : 4 A . -i.. Q.. -3-1-...Q ig. 1-li 5 -1-an-g. ---...f f .- .. ,,, , c , V c S 'I Q . V - 5 , ' 5 ' Exs , o f ' ,uf I I 1 .... It ' 1 v ..... .--. 1 -'-.Lf .-., ..... I 'I 0 It . , f A , THE OUEEN'S WORK From September to Iune crlsp pages ot the Queens Work come from the press at St Lou1s MISSOUTI The tour hundred coples of th1s maga z1ne are eagerly awa1ted by the students of St Marys Each month a brand new cover keeps us abreast w1th the Catho11c txmes The Of11C1dl paper ot the Sodahty strlkes a responslve chord 1n Our Lady s School St Mary Hlgh Old Doc A Comedy Drama 111 Three Acts Senior Class Play May 20 and 21 1946 CHARACTERS Dr Iohn Hlllary Old Doc Rxchard Bauer Dr Robert Hlllary Bob h1s son Robert Denll Pa Brown a nelghbor Jerome Spaay Ma Brown his wife 1an1ce Mlller Margaret Burns Bob s tlancee Mary Lamers Dick Burns her kld brother Eugene Kargus 1anet Martm Old Doc s mece Phylhs Schmmdt Wlllldm Laemmrlch Dr Edmund Brand a frlend ot Bob George Vogel Helen Brand his daughter Donna St1lp Mary Selby frtend and patlent Loulse Pllarskx Mrs Ross: trlend and patxent Ioan Schmtdt Mrs Cronm frlend and patlent Susan Loomans Mr Metlon frmend and patlent loan Zehnskl Lo1s Warner frlend and patlent Mona Iung Ceclle Swlechowskl Rosemary Otto at work Page 86 SACRED HEART MISSION CLUB Menasha WISCONSIN GRIESBAC1-1 GROCERY The Best 1n Foods 500 No R1chmond St Appleton Wms Kobussen Clothmg Appleton s Popular Prlce Cloth1ng Store Men Sz Boys 301 W College Ave Phone 29 Comphments of VALLEY LUMBER 81 FUEL CO 601 Appleton Street Phone 724 Comphments ot Lake Park Tavern ALEX N SCHMALZ Prop KRUEGER S NEENAH Dependable Slnce 1866 Hardware Housewares Sport1ng Goods Appl1ances Pa1nts GOODMAN S 1EWELERS Fme Watches and D1amonds 101 E College Ave Appleton YOUNG BROS 724 W College Ave Appleton Wls Phone 235 . , . . , . , . , 1 I 1 . . , , . 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Mr. Hepple, a lawyer ................ . . . . , ........... . . f - . , 1 I ....... , . . . . yi Sn? , . 4 , , ' , ' ' .l.... . v V ' y f ,lg V33 9 . , 3' SUELFLCWS TRAVEL GOGDS 303 W College Ave Appleton Wm LUGGAGE CSI LEATHER GOGDS GIFT ITEMS BRETTSCHNEIDER FUNERAL HOME 112 So Appleton Appleton W1s Rhone 308 Success to the Graduates CATHOLIC MENS BGWLING LEAGUE PILZ St Trelber THE RELIABLE IEWELERS 224 W College Ave Appleton W1s Holy Name SOCIETY ST MARY PARISH Menasha Wlsconsln We greatly apprecmte the flne busmes e ve had from St Mary s students F E R R G N S Everyth ng to Wear from Head to Toe 417 W College Ave Appleton MARKET IGE QUELLA Proprletor 329 N Appleton Street Appleton Rhone 3200 DAIRY Spec1al1sts IH Mllk and Da1rv Products S1nce 1921 Your lnspectlon Invlted For Better Mllk B ll Laemmnch Andre Escamxlla Rhone ll0 oseph Cheslock e thre lungs fron he e e 4 cl perfe Grlent Page 87 . l ' . Sl. QUELLA FGGD MEADOWVIEW l W e V' X 11v ' -v-v - ' JM ,-,,.....-4 3959 ez.--ri 9-nv-af: 0 C-'onqraiulailon SONIC rs ee I on ARNOLD I CANE ATTo12NEY Loescher s I-Iardware HARDWARE PAINTS SPORTING GOODS HOUSEWARE POTTERY TOYS AND GLASSWARE PHONE 159 Broadway Tavern TONY GOCSZ Chlcker Saturday N1qht FISTI Wednesday Thursday Erlda Beer Wmrle Ilquox 546 Broad St TeI 3581 Comphments of ELM TREE BAKERY Appleton WIS ED ZEININGER TRANSFER LINE Clnders Stone Sand Gravel Eurnnure Movmq Tel 2501 231 Kaukauna St MCMAI-TON EDQIHOSFIDQ Co 1-T' 5710! 6' Fw PAINTER AND DECORATOR 320 Thlrd St Menasha Wm Phone 2847 fl i I E., .. ' P ge 88 ,, ' S, ' I , and I b .,1 wishes C y ,. 'W Nfl A A l I AT' I .I ' ' l I NTP ,,I ' ' X 1 ,T D 1 F rank Borowski - 'T C -- I -'fi T Q-f If fr f XT T and 1 ? rw .', 'dh' 'G' W 'Nels A - Comphments of Neenah Foundry Company Neenah WISCONSIII LOEI-INING S LUNCI-IEONETTE cPA1t2MoNT sw 730 Matn Street Lunches and Ice Crea ornphmerts Woeokner Iewelry Store Neenah WIS I23 E W1soons1n Ave Cornphments ot Menasha Furnlture Co Compl ments ot QUALITY SHOES EOR THE FAMILY ll9 E College A e Appleton WIS Bohl Sz Maeser Appleton WISCONSIN QUALITY SHOES Conqratulahons to the Class ot 1946 BECHER ELECTRIC Company Myshcal Rose Court No 559 WOMEN S CATHOLIC ORDER OF FORESTERS Menasha Wlsconsln o-7 Ox 3 3 .--g,,l?'Y' ,.,,.,-b 1' Page 89 I - 1' 1 -65 4 ! , I L . V I4 , 3 I , , tn C ' I - ff , Ii The Heokert Shoe Co. 213 N- Appleton Sffeef , ' ff'-il I 0 ! . 'U f l - rs- s . ' - 4. -l I L ' I - fl leaders' No lets make 1t four' Comphments of BOB S BAR Appleton WISCODSIH BOB BLEIER Prop CHEERLEADERS Dear Old St. Mary's we're true to you -and the rafters of the gym resound as the students of St. Mary s are led in song by our peppy and enthus1ast1c cheerleaders We doubt 1t we could Ixnd any students In the school wrth more sp1r1t and loyalty to the blue and wh1te than our httle morale qrem hns They are the d1rectors of the symphony ot p1tched feel mqs that surges from the bleach ers To them we owe our con qratulatlons and hearty thanks Three Cheers for the cheer BRETTSCI-INEIDER FURNITURE CO Over 56 Years of Falthfu Servlce Store Phone 6800 Model Bakery S VAN GORP Proprletor Where Ouallty Relgns Supreme 202 Mam Street e 5250 Enloy Bowhng at Its Best ruok s Alleys Iust OII The Square Menasha Wlsconsln BIERITZ MUSIC SALES AND SERVICE Factory Rebu1ld1nq on All Band Instruments 523 W Wlsconsm Ave Appleton W1 Compltments of PEOPLES LOAN Sz FINANCE CO Master Electnc Co BOB BRAUN Mar CONTRACTINL7 AND SERVICE INDUSTRIAL RESIDENTIAL For Expert Servxce Call the Master Telephone 684 200 W W1scons1n Avenue Neenah W1scons1n MINT BAR Compllments from IRV CSI IOI-INN IE ST MARY TURNS BACK ROCKET Zephyr: Taka Thrilling Vrcto mOveud:nmeBa.1xtleby+aSconre orE43bo39 F1red w1th a w111 to wm an blessed wnh the ablhty to do 1 a s rappy St Mary hlgh schoo basketball team humbled Coach Ol Jorgensens Neenah hxgh sch squad 1n an overtxme contest o ST MARY WINS 1945 46 TlTl Minnie gmves Zephyrs 41 39 Vxchory over: Green Bay A basket by Tom MaKenz1e 1 the last mmute of play brough the 1945-46 champlonshlp of th Fox R1ver Valley Cathohc Scho conference to St Mary hxgh sch on a 41 39 enum Mondav evemn ZEPHYRS l0SE TITLE BY 6 POINT St Mary Drop, Overims Aoqumas of LaCrosse m 1-'mah of Sins Thurnamsnt Aqumas hlgb school of LaCr wore the state Catnohc h1gh scho champronshxp basketball crown day as result of a 4438 wm ov St Mary hxgh of Menasha ln t flnals Sunday of the state tourn ment conducted over the Weeke at St Norbert college DePere one of the scrappxest hnals ev staged rn me sixteen years the m by png held at SL Nolhe-rts ,. , , . ' I 1 , . -...- ll . 1 ' I 1 I D . 11 1 ,- ..... I I . . . . I n . . . , . ' ' ' no ' ' ' D ' I A . . I , .. ,, - I 1 3 0 . Basket by McKenzie in .A . . , --- A . , , . . I I i . H I . ...... , s. . ' ...... ' ' ' ' ' l:' E . . I . . 4 - o - A D . 9 I , I . , 1 . ' :A ', -u ROTARIANS HEAR PEP BAND Wxth a clash ot cymbals and a great boom ot the bass drurn the pep band gets under way wIth an other one ot those peppy marches Feet begln tappIng heads start to nod and wIthIn a tew seconds the entIre crowd IS swaymg to a rnartIaI aIr Basketball games and assembhes would not have been complete wtthout the pep band Its gay axrs 1IIted laggIng spIrIts and urged us on to vIctory Iohnson s Auto Serv1ce AugIe CSI A1 OFFICIAL TIRE INSPECTION STATION PIck up and Dehvery Ser ICG MOTOR TUNE UP Sl MARY GROUP Students Under Dxrechon of A. P McGra.th Present Delmghiinl Program at Luncheon St Mary students under dxrectxon of A P McGrath. Instructor in I'Ill'.S1C at St. Mary hlgh school sha Rotary club wlth a delxghtful program at the clubs weekly luncheon meetmg today at Hotel Menasha The capella choxr of 35 boys and gtrls sang six selectzons followed by Instrumental numbers by Joseph Cheslock and Otto Korth. leon Geiger ls Top Scorer lor Zephyr Eleven Tom McKenzie ls Close Second for Season s Honors Menaslm-Leon Genger left hal! for the St Marv Zephyrs sparked the Tnshmens playmg thms gud season by going over the hne for txve of the locals touchdowns and a high total ot 30 pomts although Tom McKenna followed closely wxth tour touchdown for 24 pomts. Page 91 Carburetor and Ele trIcal Ser I e SINCLAIR PRODUCTS Inslde Grease and Wash Racks TIFGS Battenes Accessones Cor Broad and Mllwaukee St 429 Ivhlwaukee St Menasha Tel 5283 Llndsdau Flortst Phone 486 604 London Street Volssem Electnc SSFVICS FIxtures ElectrIcaI Supp1Ies Relmgerators Washers and Stoves Tel 7435 228 Kaukauna St Compl Iments ot F W Woolworth Co Neenah BOI-IL Sz IVIAESER 2l3 N Appleton St Appleton WIS QUALITY SHOES BADGIER PANTORIUM CLEANERS AND DYERS 717 N Appleton St Phone 911 Appleton WI ALS COZY BAR 119 MaIn St Menasha WISCONSIN Complmment of the AUTO BODY WORKS INC , . . 1 . V, . , O I C V C l C . D . A 1 entertamed members of the Mena- . 7 , . I , - . O O I I . ' I , s, ' o 1 . I . S Glrls cannot be acolytes and ass1st the prlest durmg the Holy Sacr1f1ce But thxs group of enerqetlc younq workers have pledged themselves to do the next best thlnq They ald the Sacrls tan Slsters IH cleanlng and preparlnq the Sanctuary and altars They work under the speclal protect1on of St Therese of the Ch1ld Iesus whose great poy xt was to be near the Blessed Sacrament Presldent Maryann Grade Secretary Frances Buck if page 92 Wlnter Charm was 1 Bayers Grocery 71-5M1lvvauKee treet Tel 4G5l Me sho Vls Appleton Hardware Company h re IBS 42 J Q Appletor W Bottle Gas General Hardware GEAR DAIRY For Servtce and Sat stactlon Phore 3080 ant Sale rr an Vlrlll Call PEACOCK BEAUTY SHOP DA s LOHMAN Telephone 2869 Menasha 2l4 Maln St Fox Valley Theatre The Pl ce To Go Meyer Seeger Mus1c Co Everythtnq Mustcal ll6 W College Ave Phone 415 Cornpl ment ot M CARTHY S IEWELRY STORE Formerly Nfl on Cornpllments ot Weber Kn1tt1nq M1lls Appleton WISCOHSIH 1 Q pl onc Larry s Shoe Rebutlders 22 Mtll St Me nasha MAURER BROS D ler GENERAI MERCHANDISE Sturnpt Motor Co COMMUNITY DEALERS SINCE 1921 Phone I9 Sherwood WISCONSIN Se v e That Save and Satlsfxes Clover Farm Store C Rlpplf hone 44 Iankowslct Pa1nt Store P tt Vwrntshes Glass Wall Paper and Wtndow Shades Larson Sz Schre1ter FURNITURE AND RUGS KATE PATZI UNDERWEAR Hos1ERY Neenah W LINGERIE ' 5 I ' , I , 5 Telep' r, .' 7 5 V , Colle e Ave. E H I, 1 , ' na: , lf J. , I I . 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Top Row Helen Wllz Maryann Grade Top Row Ianel V1ossem Lenore Hoff Florence Ku koskl Dorls Stoeqbauer mann Maryann Hackstock Flrst Row Be tw End es Frances Burk FIFSI Row Ioan Lewls Barbara Slexdl ING STEVE KOLASINSKI GROCERY STORE WIENASHA ISLAND DRUG STORE NC R SODA r 6 WALSH REXALL DRUG STORE Ill W Collfqe AV A pf or SI' OUALITY PRINTING CO NC Mm ST f all IS Ben Eranklm Store DG ac rfl Appleton W E W waalwaflh Co Manderfleld I-Iorne Bakery N M KOSER S BAKERY OI A T FAKED FOO Dnor 66 C a S I E DRUCKS VERBRICK SERVICE CO C S REIMER E V V EBER 61 SON laeger Dowllnq Co Ralph s Beer Depot all E vS GROCERY MAIJRICEI ROBERTSON lollnson S Shoe Rebu1lder A VOTE OP TI-IANKS Mrs Iohr Orth IS an ld standby of our school Regularly she conclucte the cafeterla serv 1ce Each da she pla ls how she can please The youncsters at St Mary s It IS wltld lclnd appreclahon we say Thank You And we add Hearty Cor qratulatxona for your generous SSTVIC6 of th rly years, as pre-Q1 denl of the S Anne SOCIGIV God bless youl 'Q O fh Page 93 l ln.. ,I ' 3 t ' r , . . 1 ' , . 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' ,, ,,,:r.:., T I , .QT I :L f:.',ff' CCI Mrs I hn Ot Compliment of MEYER RUG Sz DRAPERY SHOP Neenah Wlsconsln Compllments of Modern Shoe Store MORTON S DRUGS Cornphments of DORN HAT SHOP MENASHA CRAIG CLEANERS CASH 81 CARRY We Call for and Dellver Call 5240 161 Mam St Near Valley Theatre Menasha Thlrcl Order of St Franc1s Iumor Branch Appleton Wxs Comphment f FLATEAU TAVERN Louxs Grwhaber Prop 906 S Onelda Hencly Reoreatlon BOWLING l Mam Sheet Menasha WIS Comphments of MEMORIAL DRIVE FLORISTS Phone 5690 Appleton WISCONSIN Comphments of Gamble Store Dealer MENASHA Busy Stores Cover the Valley BRAUER S CLOTHES APPLEToN FoND DU LAC osHKosH For Quallty and Quxck Servlce Hem s Shoe Shop 616 W College Ave Appleton WISCOH IU Comphments ot PAGEL S SERVICE Compllments of Doms Boat Shop PAAP BROS FIFTH WARD TAVERN LUNCHES AND DRINKS Bafnelfla The New Laches Ready To Wear Store Corner of College Ave and Morrlson Street 1 ack Broeren Puggle vw- 5 Eugene Clark Peg Leg Torchy Wlener Fahrerxkruq Oh' my achmq back Blll Laemmmch Lame Bram 94320, Wg Tom McKenz1e Mac th umber Iack ' I WM., My If Paul Martell uscles artell llfi Aff! . my 1 J? f 9 wtf Wfaflmf W' If f . 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'c f -fi ' V f ,-Q i :-'gt ' 'Z 114, X, ,-, I 1 , Ml Molly Newcomb Dumbo Iohn Prunuskl Long Iohn Purr 3 Iohn Spalding Tw Tom Yaley Club Foot w 5 Dave Zehnskl I-Ieartl s Iewelers SINCE l879 Neenah Karras Restaurant Matn Street Menasha FAMOUS FOR BAR B Os Cornplmments ot Blll Stadler Hunters Club Gmke s Island Super Food Market 'IZO North Commerclal Street QUALITY MEATS FANCY GROCERIES Home Made Sausage Neenah WISCONSIU Bradens Electrxc and Grit Shop 237 IVIGIU Menasha Wtsconstn Cornpllments ot VALLEY FUNERAL HCDIVIE The Robert M Heckner Insurance Agency General Insurance Establ hed I9ll BIS Plank Rd Rhone 4lBl Mena ha VV1 Bobs QGTVICG Statlon 704 E Washtnqton Street Appleton Wlsconsm MOBIL GAS MOBIL OIL TIRES BATTERIES ACCESSORIES ENGEL FOODS FRUITS SESSIONS AND ICE CREAM AND VEGETABLES FROZEN FOOD 311 E Crll qe A e Am Ieto Phone 1789 Complunents ot BADGER BAY CQIVIPAINJY A FRIEND W I QUINN ENGINEERING SERVICE 347 Srnlth St Phone SQUL Neenah THE PERFECT FOOD Ventme Ice Cream Comphments o a Fnend A FRIEND Page 95 1 .. 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' ff '- 'H' . 1-'rg at -f A . 5 4 v -, rf ji ., , ,gr I' . ., ' .A4, .1.,. 7- CONGRATULATIONS CATHOLIC KNIGI-ITS GRADUifiqIiIWg CLASS Ol: WISCONSIN QF 1946 Menasha Branch From The FRESI-IMEN In Memory of Our Comrades who Dled ID the SGTVICS ot Our Country Lt A H Schmtt Post No 262 Cathohc War Vet rans Inc Vlenasha Neen h W1scons1n I-luqo A Pawer Post Commander Georqel Kronschnabel Ad1utant SCI-IRAGE SI-IEET METAL CO FURNACES AND AIR CONDITIONING OIL BURNER AND STOKERS A FRIEND 4l4 Thlrd St Menasha W1 The Senlor Class of 1946 extends a hearty Thank You to the busmess men and merchants of the Fox R1ver Valley for then' generous asststance to us m maklng our Renard a real1ty Thanks a lot for your co operahon in Pg 96 t F fif 'nf J SFX Uffkllx 1,61 gf!! Mf 114' 'J n-L cab-f ff if-fnwg Aj, Ml s. 565 40. 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