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

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1949 volume:

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C4 JI 'J' K ,if 2 1 I , ' fy A' ' NJ , V riff, Q.,-F,,,,.,f u.,,,,.....f-M-- ' I'T',!,.4f-xA X -cl wp Sfm Sh 1 '05'lfVaf4'Z'A'7 . ary c oo YW A, A, X 25 3, , Here's to You. if l ' l fx l 1 , VDear St. lVla'ry . A . l 3 X 1 ' 1 f V X' I-lSre'S to You 4, J 3 -Dur Alma lVlaTer s I 9 ff Q y 2 ' ' xfair trysting place , ' I J , A A Where sorrows. P ' . lf. - x P M ' ,bu X' .,f: Joys. I 1 I, X 2 , y . , , b ,yi , y Amd Dreams 1 A A A l-lad their C ,I 1 .0 I Fulfillment .v Y V I . 'xx Y Q 9 Page 4 St. Mary How fortunate is the American youth of today? Never before have youngsters from six to eighteen had the opportunities offered in present day schools. Wide educational fields from which to choose and mold one's individual abilitiesg opportunities in music and athleticsg experience from school publications and dramatics 1- all these are at their disposal. To everyone is given the chance to de- velop into a well-adjusted, welI-edu- cated individual, his progress barred only by his lack of diligence. Yes, we are fortunate indeed, espe- cially so here at St. Mary where the soul is fortified while the mind is de- veloped. From the religious principles inculcated over the years we learn to distinguish right from wrongg we are prepared to face the problems of life, to deal with them squarely. Thus, we the graduates of i949 go forth from the hallowed halls of our Alma Mater with a faith strong as death, a hope directed toward our eternal goal and a love set afire with zeal for God's cause . . . All for Jesus, through Mary? lt is our one and only endeavor to become more Christ-like and more Mary-like as the years go by. St. Mary, we thank youll 4L..1.,...--..,, u 62:9 Q Q? '1?31 uw WAI' , 1 if -Q' ii i! !fl 5'? J .. 4.3: :Q ,Z vig, A I , 5 ' : z ' 'ILE 'A . 'V ' 'K-1-fi: 'wwe-nk l 1 A x 5'v ',fan,.5 S ig M x To The Class of '49 We Say M9 Pax Domini Sit Semper Vobiscum . . . lvlay the Peace of the Lord be always with youl And may you, the Class of '49, have the courage to put into daily practice the philosophy of life which Saint lVlary's has given youl Your edu- cation here has not been merely a quest for knowledge it has been too a train ing ground in the Catholic way of life For years you have been molded after His Way and in His Truth May you strive to live His Lite' l am the Way the Truth and the Li e ll I I 'f I I , 4 , 9 as f ' A ' c 3 K ' 4 Ip , 72,35 My ax Page 6 fl if HIS Holmess Pope P1us XII B Lcczfaon O HIS I-IOLINESS POPE PIUS Xll Vlcar of Jesus Chrust and Bushop of Rome Successor of Samt Peter Supreme Pontlff of the Universal Church Patriarch of fhe West Prumate of Italy Archbushop and Metropolitan of the Roman Provinces Sovereign of the Temporal Dornln sons of the Holy Catholnc Church the Pope of Peace For hls zeal to fulfull Chrsst's prormse, Peace I leave you, My peace I give unto you Viva La Papa' , I I ' 7 ' -4 I ri Sli- ,N N I I sci . .. v . 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Pog 7 1 RIGHT REVEREND MONSIGNOR JOHNJ HUMMEL The title alone suggests the man he s one characterized by saintly ways It has been our privilege to know him to ob serve him and above all to be fathered by him His profound devotion to our Patroness Mary his simple sweet stories about her have moved us beyond words Ot the many trials hardships and suffer ings he has endured to make Saint Marys what it is today ot his endless endeavors to we shall never know But we do know and will always remember his tatherly concern tor each and every one of us his beautiful and sincere love tor Mary the goodness that glows like a halo about him Although he has resigned the pastorship ot Saint Mary s he will never cease to be loved and reverenced by all who know him In our treasured memories ot school life he will hold first place he will be a constant reminder to us that saints are still blossoming in our times lt is our prayer that when we are called Home he will be beside Mother Mary to wel Come us i N- . keep his flock within Mary's mantle, perhaps. Page 8 3 THROUGH MARY IS THE SUREST WAY TO THE KINGDOM THE DAILY ROSARY IS OUR TRYST WITH OUR IVIOTHER BELON ED Pcge 9 Page lO REVEREND JOSEPH A. BECKER Twenty years as prlnclpal ot our Alma Mater has ended In a cllmax of respon snbnllty for Father Becker Wnth hls appointment IH November as Admnmstrator of the St Mary Parlsh he must now not only know the latest scores ot games attend to the many ldlosyncracles of the student body lead the faculty In mauntannmg hlgh scholastnc standards but he must also guide the luves of hns parlshucners He may be glumpsed dashlng hurrnedly from a conference wath a prospectnve brude and groom over to school for lectures In the science of Apologetncs then to has otflce to fngure out appropruatuons and reports ad nntmltuwn We doff our kerchuets and blue caps to hmm tor keeprng genual and mild mannered In thus hectic late tor having the drive ot St Peter and a wnsdom patterned after that of St Thomas Aquinas To hum we are deeply undebted for our spurntual guldance and thank hum for h s kmd and tnmely assustance Vxfe pray that the Lord wall bless hum always always until he reaches the Eternal Shores Father Becker you have the promlse of our prayers Fahma Message STUDENTS OF ST MARY The knowledge and love of Mary that you already have prompts me to share with you the wlsdom and the spnrnt I gathered ln my recent pllgrlmage to the Cova da lrla There are two opposlng worlds Both began ln l9l7 at opposlte ends of Europe Mary appeared ln Portugal Lemn nn Petrograd Our Lady versus Satan l wall put enmutles between Thee and the woman and Thy seed and her seed she shall crush Thy head and thou shalt Ile In walt for her heel lGen 3 l5l Marshall Stalin us th leader of the ants Cods not only ID the Sovuet Unlon but throughout the world All the strength of Satan s reugn us due tc the easy golng weakness ot the Cathollcs lPope Plus Xl Thus IS the darkest hour un hnstory slnce the Deluge tPope Plus Xl Thus ns perhaps the gravest hour slnce the beglnnmg ot Chrnstnanlty lPope Plus Xll l We are llvlng an the greatest persecutnon ofthe Church whnch has ever been known Sacrnfnce Thus means tal The Sacrlflces necessary to do our dally duty well which Includes the proper keepxng of Sunday wlth all that thus costs tbl The Sacrufnces necessary to avoud sm espe cnally suns of :mpurnty To offer all up nn Reparatlon The Rosary To say the Rosary devoutly with medltatlon every day Our Lady demands the Famuly Rosary as well as the mdnvldual Rosary After each decade we are to say O Jesus forgnve us our suns save us from the ture of Hell and lead all souls to Heaven especlally those who have most need of Your Mercy Consecratlon to the Immaculate Heart Our Lady demands lal The Conse cratnon of Russia of the world each home each soul to Her Immaculate Heart tbl Commumon of Reparatxon on the Furst Saturday of every month tcl The Five First Saturdays lt my requests are granted Russla wlll be converted and there wlll be peace In the world lf they are not Russla wnll spread :ts errors throughout the world ralsmg up wars and persecutlon against the Church many wull be martyred and the Holy Father wlll have much to suffer many nations wall be wlped out I promuse to assust at the hour of death wlth the graces necessary for Salvatnon all those who on the Fnrst Saturday of five consecutsve months go to Confessuon and recelve Holy Communuon recute the Rosary keep Me company for a quarter of an hour whsle medltatlng on the Mysteries of the Rosary wuth the mtentnon of maknng Rep aratlon Our Lady told the children of Fatnma that as soon as a sufficient number of peo ple are fulfullmg Her requests Russla wnll be converted and the world wall have peace Keep close to Mary and the God of Battles wall place upon your head the vuc tor s crown Poell I l I Y . . , , 11 3. - , . ,. 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REVEREND WILLIAM RICKERT And Peter answered Yea Lord Thou knowest tat I love Thee Then Jesus sand Fee my lambs lrnpulsnve Peter so energetnc' True to has namesake Father Duerr feeds Hls lambs And the duet IS the best Catholuc doctrme served an appetlzrng form Vltallzed energuzed and ac tuvated It comes strarght from a soul tnlled vvlth zeal and vvlth the spurlt of the cardinal virtues You are a great apostle In the modern world through you we hear Gods voice We are happy to have you vvuth us Page I 2 Father Wlllnam Rlckert as not only the curate at St Marys Church but also an assustant an the hugh school For tour years he has ably served an thus capaclty and has earned the love and re spect of all vvuth whom he has come an contact I-los Interest an the welfare ot the students makes htm a p pular person about school We shall ever prayertully remember you Father Rack ert and by our good Cath ollc llves prove our Qratu tude for all you have done tor us FATHER PETER DUERR 1 f- KJ , W . 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FACULTY The teachnng taff us a rellable crrteruon for gudgrng a school In the abuluty of our faculty then Ines the explana tlon of the hugh standards manntauned at St Mary s The Infe of a teacher IS not easy It IS not glamorous I fact at tnmes nt must be rather lrksome and dnfflcult Yet day after day our teachers come unto the classroom eager to teach youth hovv to attain success IU thus Infe and above all nn the next Wuth them teaching ns not only a professaon but a dedication to the work of God That as why by word and example they teach us to further God s klngdom on earth What depths of gratitude we owe them' RIGHT REV MONSIGNORJ I-IUMMEL Pastor Rellglon REV JOSEPH A BECKER Administrator and Prnnclpal REV WILLIAM RICKERT REV PETER DUERR REV GEREON OFM cap REV ROGER MCCLONE SISTER 44' 1 'SISTER AQJMWM7 SISTER SISTER SISTJER MARY MARY MARY MARY MARY 'ff'-'wwf SISTER SISTER SISTER SISTER SISTER SISTER MARY MARY MARY MARY MARY MARY AGNESINE CAMILLE CLEMENTIA GEORGE JOVITA LEON LOUIS PAREDES SERAPHICA VERONITA VIOLA MR CARLTON BLEICK MR BERNARD LeROY Relnguon Relugloa Re lglon Religion Relugton Vouce Chorus Mathematncs Scnence Englush Spanush Socual Scuence Science Mathematuc Engllsh Lubraruan German Mathematucs Mathematucs Mechanvcal Drawing Engllsh Commercual Latnn Band I-Instory Athlefcs Poge I3 I ----------' I, , slsTER MARY KATHLEEN .... vice Principal. Engklj f ' f' , The Renard Staff Co Edltors Edltors Lnterary Edrtors Activities Typlsts Art Athletrcs Business a e Barbara Butrem Eugene Schmlt Nancy Buchanan Carol Below Carol Lensen Rose Ann Murphy Edrth Schwarzb uer Dolores Vander Heyden Phyllis Lnethen Janet Peotter Jerome Raese Pau Zimmer Mary Jane Beckman Ruth Bell Joyce Lnllyroot Bette Lewns Rosemary lvlontonatl Joanne Rechner Gladys Rermer Marnlyn Paschke Charles lvluggenthaler Barbara Jerome Schmidt Robert Preumesberger John L Comte James Le Comte Ambrose Magalsku Joanne Connell Shnrley Kraft Rnchard Schrage Nancy Bunker Joan Druessen JoAnn Ensch Arthur Jacobs James le Comte Mona McDanlel Dons Schaedermayer 'Nl 'S T' Barbara Butrem Eugene Schmnt l . . . - - - . . Y ' . . 1 Gonion, Caroline Stilp, Barbara Schmalz . U - - , 1 . ' e S l ---- . ' . ' . J V . - . , J . ff , l my ,J X ,XX Class Officers ROOM 3 9 QE JEROME SCHMIDT MONA MCDANIEL ROSEMARY GERALD BIRUNG Secretary Presudenf MONTONATI Treasurer Vnce President ROOM 307 SHIRLEY KRAFT BARBARA GONION PAUL ZIMMER EUGENE SCHMIT Vice President Secretary President Treasurer Poge IS THOMAS BARTOL MARY JANE BECKMAN RUTH BELL E an DONNA BEAUQO BARBARA ANN BELL CAROL BELOVV GERALD BIRLING LLOYD BRAN I MEIER Page I 6 THOMAS BARTOL-St. Theresa Parish, Appleton Sodality I, 2, 3, 4, Class Officer I, P, A, System 3, 4, Acolyte I, 2, 3, 4, Holy Name Society I, 25 Living Rosary 4. DONNA BEAUDO-St. Mary Parish Menasha Sodality I 2 3 4 Prom Committee 3' Cecilia Singers I 2' Living Rosary I 2 3 4' May Crowning I 2 3' Chorus I' Christm Chorus 3' Glee Club 3. MARY JANE BECKMAN-St. Mary Menasha Sodality I 2 3 4 Renard Staff 4 Prom Committee 3 Senior Breakfast 2 Librarian 2 3 Chorus I May Crowning I Living saryl 2 3 BARBARA ANN BFLL sr Mary Appleton Sodalityl 2 3 4 Prom Committee 3 Christmas Play 3 Chorus 2 3 Radio Work Shop 4 Librarian 2 3 4 Living Rosary I 2 4 May Crowning I 2 3 4 Office Girl 3 Handmaid of the Blessed Sacramentl 2 3 4 RUTH BELL S Mary Appleton Sodality I 2 3 Renard Staff 4 Prom Committee 3 Hondmaid the Blessed Sacrament I 2 3 4 Senior Breakfast 2 Chorus I Librarian 2 Office Girl 2 E O L Committee 2 May Crowning CAROL BELOW St Joseph Appleton GERALD BIRLING St Mary Menasha Sodality I 2 Prom Committee 3 Class Officer 4 Basketball 3 4 Football I 2 3 4 Baseball 2 3 4 Holy Name Soc: ty 3 4 Acolyte I 2 3 4 Initiation Committee 4 LLOYD BRANTMEIER St Mary Menasha Sodality 3 Holy Name Society I 2 3 4 Intramural Basketball I I I I I ' V V I I V I I I R0 I I 4. , , , , Kr gs 2 A' , , , 1 ' U 'I : AA b 4 z It A ' ul, ' , , , . - , y ' , , 2 1 A ' Q ' of G- I ' I A I V I ,E Ili I wt ' l ' 5 Sodolity 2, 35 Renard Staff 4, Prom Committee 3, Office Girl 4. 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Q ' ' ' ' . gky - at it 414 I .fir ,A ,X , I fy Q I 2 I , , , I 3 A X NANCY BUCHANAN NANCY BUNKER NANCY BUCHANAN St Mary Appleton Sodallty I 2 3 Renard Staff 4 Prom Committee 3 Secre braruan 2 Semor Breakfast Comrnlttee 2 NANCY BUNKER St Patrnck Menasha Sodalrty I 2 3 Renard Staff 4 Prom Committee 3 Amatez Hour 2 Handmald of the Blessed Sacrament 2 3 4 May Crownlng I BARBARA BUTREM St Mary Menasha Sodality I 2 3 4 Vlce Prefect 4 Renard Staff CO editor 4 Natuonal Honor Socnety 4 Prom Commlttee Musuc Chalrman 2 Class Presudent 3 S S C A I 2 Sodalnty Advnsary Board 3 Christmas Play I 3 Radno Workshop Players 2 3 4 RICHARD CISKE St Mary Menasha yNameI 2 3 4 colytel 2 4 Bas all otballl BasketbaIlI 3 Hockeyl 2 3 JOANNE CONNELL St Josephs Fond du Lac I St Mar Sprnngs Fond du Lac 2 Entered St Mary 3 Sodalnty 2 3 4 Renard Staff 4 Prom Committee 3 lmtnatuon Commlttee 4 Lnvmg Rosary I 2 3 Soclal Commnttee 2 3 Lnterary Club I C Y O Chorus 3 FRANCIS CORRY BETTY DE BROUX THOMAS DE LAIN MARY KATHERINE DIETZEN N BARBARA BUTREM RICHARD CISKE JOANNE CONNEI-L FRANCIS CORRY St Mary Menasha Entered St Mary4 Camplonl 2 3 ack I 3 ramuralsl 2 3 4 BETTY DE BROUX St Mary Menasha Sodality I 2 3 Renard Staff 4 S S C A I Sensor Break fast Commuttee 2 Notre Dame Centennial Q z 2 E O Committee 2 Lrvung Rosary 2 Moy Crownung I THOMAS DE LAIN St Therese Appleton Sodaluty I 2 3 Renard Staff Literary Edltor 4 Kmght of the Blessed Sacrament 2 Delegate to Oshkosh Band 4 Band A 3 4 Meetmg 4 Amateur Hour 3 4 Pep Band 3 4 MARY KATHERINE DIETZEN Holy Angels Darboy St Maryl 2 3 4 Sodalntyl 2 3 Handmaud ofthe Blessed Sacrament I 2 Prom Committee 3 ROBERT DOUGHERTY St Joseph Appleton Sodaluty I 2 3 Holy Name Soclety I Acolyte I 2 '1 .tying I , J, 5 H it ' ia s N X A . ' ' M-' . ,tv 1 5, H 2 , 1545 5 'bf ' Q It - -if Sn J' ae. ' 'I T 1 i - 1 I '-' . , tary to Pfinclpal 45 Girls Glee Club 3: Chorus I, 2, 3, U- Sodality I, 2, 35 At:olyte I, 2, 35 Chorus I, 2, 35 Boxing and ' 5 ' . Tr , 5 Int , , , 5 R. O. T. C, I, 2, 3. T - I 1 T' - A 1 ' 1 , I 2 l I '-V l , , I I - 4 - - I I ' Q ' , , I ' 5 ' ui 5 . . L. T- ' I. - 1 . . I . I . 1 . I I 5 ' 5 .... , 5 I, 2, 3, 45 Holy Name I, 2, 3, 45 colyte I, 2, , 5 Pep HOI , , , Q A , , 3, 1 eb 2, 3, 4, - , , , 1 ' Q, , 1 ' Fo 5 , 5 , , , 4, , I . - . ', 1 - v - - , ' , 5 . A , , I ' Q , , 3, 4. E- ROBERT DOUGHERTY JOAN DRsEsseN DELBERT DRESANG Jo ANN Esscs-s DONALD FADNER BERNscE FIELDS JOAN DRIESSEN Sacred Heart Appleton Sadalsty I 2 3 4 Renard Staff 4 Prom Commsttee 3 Hand masd of the Blessed Sacrament l 2 3 4 Sensor Breakfast 7 Lsvsng Rosary 3 4 May Crownsng 2 3 Lsbrarsan 2 Chorus DELBFRT DRESANG Sacr d Heart Appleton alsty l 2 3 y Name l 4 Ac Basketball 2 Chorus l 2 Amateur Hour 2 so ANN Esscn sr Mon, Mersosho Sodalsty l 2 3 4 Renard Staff 4 Sensor Breakfast Com msttee 2 Lsbrarsan l Chorus l 2 3 4 Glee Club 3 Soc l Commsttee 4 Lsvsng Rosary 4 DONALD FADNER St Joseph Appleton Sodalsty l 2 3 Holy Name Socsety 2 3 4 Acolyte l 4 Athletscs 2 BERNICE FIELDS St Joseph Appleton St Josephs l St Mary 2 3 4 Sodalsty 2 3 Handmasd the Blessed Sacrament 2 3 Prom Commsttee 3 RITA FREDERICK LA VAUGHN GEHRING BARBARA GONION RITA FREDERICK St Patrsck Menasha Sodalsty l 2 3 4 Prom Commsttee 3 Sensor Breakfast Com msttee 2 Lsbrarsans l 2 Handmasd of the Blessed Sacrament 3 4 Publscsty Commsttee of Sodalsty 4 Lsvsng Rosary 4 LA VAUGHN GEHRING St Mary Menasha alsty l 2 F tball 3 B d 2 4 Cho Chrsstmas Play 3 Intramural Basketball 3 4 Knsght of Blessed Sacrament 3 Sensor Breakfast 2 Acolyte l 2 3 4 Holy Name Socsety l 2 3 4 BARBARA GONION St Mary Menasha DOOOIIYY I 2 3 4 Renard Staff 4 Prom Commsttee 3 Clas Offscer 4 Cheerleader l 2 3 Chrsstmas Play l 2 Hand masd of the Blessed Sacrament l 2 3 lnstsatson Commsttee 4 Sensor Breakfast 2 Lubrarsan 2 3 CHARLES HOFFMAN sr Mary Appleton alsty l 2 3 4 Holy Name l 2 3 4 Lsvsng Rosar Acolyte l 2 3 4 Class Treasurer l 2 3 Socsal Commsttee 2 Knsght of Blessed Sacrament l 2 JOAN HUELSBECK St Mary Mencssha Sodalstyl 2 3 4 Lsvsng Rosaryl 2 3 May Crownsng l 2 3 Class Offscer l 2 3 Prom Commsttee 3 Sensor Break fast 2 Handmasd of the Blessed Sacrament l 2 3 Chrsst mas Programl 2 3 4 Lsbrarsan 3 4 Cheerleader l '7 CHARLES HOFFMAN JOAN HUELSBECK v I ss, .... I I T I I , ' I I , g Q -I I ' 4 I-I I- I I 4 I I ' I ' ' ' I I -I I . I .' I . . I ' ' , j , Q I I I I . l, 2. - e , - - I 50d I I I I l'lOl , 2, 3, 5 olyte l, 2, 3, 4, Sod ' , , 3, oo , 4, an , 3, 5 rus 3, 4, I I I I I 4 I I I I I I I I i - I 1 ' I ' I I I I 2 t - I 'I I 1 J ' I 'S ' , ' ' I I I I I I I0 5 I I J I I - ' 5 ' I n I I I ' , , , ' I I I I 2I 3, Sod I I I I I I I I y 4I - ' , I I I I I I I i ' I F-vt ' I I D 1 5 , , , 5 ' , , A of I I I I ' I I I ' I , , ' . I I U I I I : I I I I I s I I I I I I I -- -,QII1 I, , N ' ' Q t, X I I f I .ICI ARTHUR M. JACOBS-St. Mary, Menasho Sodality I, 2, 3, 4, Renard Staff 45 Christmas Program 3, 4, Pep Meeting Program 4, Badger Boys State 3, Living Rosary 3, 4, Holy Name I, 3, 45 Catholic Truth Committee 4. SUZANNE JAPEI St Mary Menasho Sodallty I 2 3 Prom Commuttee 3 Handmald of the Blessed Sacrament 2 3 4 MayCrown1ng I 2 Chorus I Chrlstmas Play 'I WILLIAM KELLER St Therese Appleton alltyl 2 3 Hoy Namel 2 Bondl 2 3 4 Amat Hour 3 Knnght of the Blessed Sacrament I 2 Acolyte I 2 3 4 EDWARD KIEFER St Joseph Appleton Sodallty I 2 3 Holy Name Socuetyl 2 3 4 Renard Staff RUTH KLINKER St Margaret Mary Neenah Sodalnty I 2 3 Renard Staff 4 Prom Commuttee 3 Cheerleader 3 Christmas Program 2 3 Handmaud of the Blessed Sacrament I 2 3 Sensor Breakfast 2 Open House 2 3 Amateur Hour 2 Pep Meetung 4 RITA KLUBA St Mary Menasho Amateur Hour 2 Chrnstmas Program I 2 3 4 Cecllua Choar I Glee Club 3 4 Catholuc Truth Commuttee Social Commuttee 3 4 DONALD KLUNDT St Mary Menasho gltfy I 3 Renard Sta 4 Holy Name I 2 Intramura Basketball 3 Pep Meetnng 4 MAURICE KOOLS St Mary Appleton Sodallty I 2 C ra tmas Play I Acolyte I 3 4 Krught the Blessed Sacrament I 2 Holy Name I 2 3 4 H. A , - ARTHUR M JACOBC SUZANNE JAPE WILLIAM KELLER EDWARD KIEFEP RUTH KLINKER RITA KLUBA DONALD KLUNDT MAURICE KOOLS Page I9 Sod ' , , 1 I , : . , , 1 ew ' , , J A , , , 1 4. Sodality I, 2, 3, 4, S. S. C. A, 3g Cheerleader 4, Chorus I, 2, 3, 45 1 ' , , , : 'A I A , 2: Sod ' , 2, 5 I ff J I I I ' ' Q E ,rg ' , , 3: h 'S 2 , 2, , 1 A Of SHIRLEY KRAFT PAUL KURKOWSKI JAMES LE COMTE JOHN LE COMTE ALOIS LEINTZ CAROL LEISEN SHIRLEY KRAFT-St. Mary, Menasho Sodality Officer 4, Sodality I, 2, 3, 45 Renard Staff 45 Class Officer I, 2, 4, Prom Committee 3, Senior Breakfast 2, Christmas Pro- gram I, 2, 3, 4, Amateur Hour 2, 3, 45 Living Rosary l, 2, 42 May Crowning I, 2, 3, 4, Chorus I, 2, 3, 4. PAUL KURKOWSKI-St. Mary, Menasho Sodality I, 2, 35 Holy Nome Society I, 2, 3, 45 Renard Stflff 4- JAMES LE COMTE-St. Mary, Menasho Living Rosary 2, Renard Staff 4, Holy Name Society I, 2, 3, 4, Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Christmas Program 4, Radio Workshop 2, 35 Pep Meeting 2, 3, 4. JOHN LE COMTE St Mary Menasho Sodalityl 2 3 Renard Staff4 Football I 2 3 4 Basketball I 2 3 4 Baseball I 2 Christmas Program I 2 Lenten Play 2 Acolyte ALOIS LEINTZ St Mary Menasho Sodalityl 2 3 Holy Name Societyl 2 3 4 CAROL LEISEN St Patrick Menasho Sodality I 2 3 4 Prefect of the Sodality 4 Renard Staff 4 Prom Committee 3 Radio Skit Winner 3 S S C A 2 3 4 Class Off: cer I 2 Handmaid of the Blessed Sacrament I 2 3 4 Chorus I 3 4 Living Rosaryl 2 3 4 Sodallty Secretary 3 Prom Queen 3 CLARENCE LEMMERS Sacred Heart Appleton Sodality 3 Holy Name Society 4 Acolyte I Sodality I 2 3 Renard Staff 4 Prom Committee 3 Librarian 2 3 'S Senior Breakfast 2 Handmaid of the Blessed Sacrament I B gl' im, ci.AReNce LEMMERQ BETTE Lewis Page 20 I - . , ' , , : : , . , 1 , I , : , 1 , : 1 173' s I ' 2' 3 ' ' Y 1, . U' I . . . Q 1 : -.-- , , 1 - , :M A ' , , , : I 1 I f I 1 I I 4 1 I ' ' I ' 5 . f Q Mi - V BETTE LEWIS-St. Mary, Menasho bg . xg 2, . I ,Pkg I , ' K1 . 133 ' I 5 H , R 5, if?-:Yi H U., Pl 'lYLLlS LIETHEN JOYCE l..lLl.YROOT JERRY LOTZER AMBROSE MAGALSKI DENNIS MANDERFIELD PHYLLIS LIETHEN-St. Mary Appleton S ality l 2 3' Renard Staff 4' Class Officer 2' Prom Committee' Band Majorette 3 4' Band Officer 4' S. , C. . 3' Sodality Officer 35 Chorus l 2 3 4' Christmas Play 2 4. JOYCE LILLYROOT-St. Joseph Appleton Sodality 2 3' Renard Staff 4' Prom Committee 3' Band 2, 45 Amateur Hour 2. JERRY LOTZER St Mary Menasha Sodalityl 2 3 Class President 3 Football l 2 3 4 Boxing l Basketballl 2 lntramural Basketball l 2 3 4 AMBROSE MAGALSKI St Mary Menasha Renard Staff 4 Football l 2 3 4 Basketball l Baseba' 3 4 Holy Namel 2 3 4 lntramural Basketball 3 4 DENNIS MANDERFIELD St Joseph Appleton So ality 2 3 Holy Name l 2 3 4 Football 2 3 4 MONA McDANlEL-St. Patrick Menasha Sodality l 2 3 4' Livina Rosary 4' Class President 4' Ama teur Hour 3' Librarian 2' Senior Breakfast 2' Handmaid of the Blessed Sacrament 3 4. ROSLYN MCGLONE-Sacred Heart Appleton Sodali y I 2 3 4' Prom Committee 3' E. O. L. Committee 4' Handmaid of the Blessed Sacrament 2 3, 4' Living Rosary -4. NORBERT MCHUGH St Mary Appleton Sodality 2 3 Holy Name Society 2 3 4 Football 2 3 JOHN MCKENZIE St Therese Appleton Sodality 2 3 4 Vice President 4 Prom Committee 3 Class Secretary 3 Radio Workshop 2 3 Basketball 3 Football 3 Christmas Play 3 Living Rosary 2 3 4 lntramural Basket ba 4 GLENN MODER Sacred Heart Appleton Sodality 2 3 4 Christmas Program 3 4 Chorus l 2 3 Football 3 4 lntramural Basketball 3 4 Holy Name l 4 Acolyte l 2 3 MONA McDANlEL ROSLYN MCG-LONE NORBERT Mei-iuai-I JOHN MCKENZIE GLENN MODER rw ROSEMARY MONTONATI CHARLES MUGGENTHALER ROSE ANN MURPHY RONALD O BRIEN THOMAS OTTO ROSEMARY MONTONATI St Mary Menasha Sodaluty I 2 3 Renard Staff 4 Prom Commrttee 3 Clas O lcer I 4 Socual Commnttee l Ceculua Smgers I 2 3 Lubrarlan I 2 3 lnntuatuon Commlttee 4 Lnvnng Rosary I CHARLES MUGGENTHALER St Joseph Appleton Acolytel 2 Holy Namel 2 3 4 Renard Staff 4 Sodallty ROSE ANN MURPHY St Peter Oshkosh Entered St Mary 2 Sodaluty 2 3 4 Renard Staff 4 Prom Commlttee 3 Class Offucer 2 3 4 Handmald of the Blessea Sacrament 2 3 4 Llvang Rosary 2 Catholic Truth Commit tee 4 Librarian 2 3 4 Chorus 2 RONALD OBRIEN St Mary Menasha alnty I 2 3 Holy N me Socnety I 2 THOMAS OTTO-St. Mary Menasha Football I 2 3, 4' Basketball Manager 4' Holy Name 3 4' Baseball I' Intramural Basketball 3 4' Basketball I. MARILYN PASCHKE X . af? MARILYN PASCHKE St Mary Menasha Sodallty I 2 3 Renard Staff Art Edntor 4 Prom Committee 3 orus I 2 Luvnng Rosary I 2 Lubra an 2 3 JANET PEOTTER St Mary Appleton Sodalnty I 2 3 Renard Staff 4 Prom Committee 3 S S A 4 Handmaud of the Blessed Sacrament I 2 Chrustmas Program 3 4 Chorusl 2 3 4 Lrymg Rosary 3 May Crownnng I Offuce Glrl 3 4 RAY POCQUETTE St Mary Menasha Sodalnty I 2 3 Chrnstmas Program I 2 3 4 Prom Com mnttee 3 Class Otfucer 2 Raduo Workshop Player 2 3 lnntna tnon Committee 4 Holy Name Socuety I 2 3 4 Acolyte I ball 2 rus ROBERT PREIMESBERGER St Mary Menasha nard Staff 4 Baseball I 2 3 4 Basketball Football 3 4 Holy Name Socuety 3 4 MARY ANN QUELLA-St. Joseph Appleton Sodality I, 2, 3' Renard Staff 4' Pep Meeting 4, JANET PEOTTER RAY POCQUETTE ROBERT PREIMESBERGER MARY ANN QUELLA JOANNE RECHNER-St Mary Menosha Sodaluty I 2 3 4 Renard Staff 4 Pram Commuttee 3 Sensor Breakfast 2 Handmald of the Blessed Sacrament I 2 rnstmas Play I 2 3 4 ho s I 2 4 Gvrls Sex Lrvung Rosary I 2 3 4 Amateur Hour 2 3 GLADYS REIMER St Mary Menasha Sodaluty I 2 3 Renard Staff 4 Prom Commnttee 3 Senior Breakfast 2 Class Officer 2 Chnstmas Cantata I Gurl s Tno 4 May Crownnng 2 3 Ceculva Chorr I 2 Christmas Program I 2 ROBERT REINHAPDT St Mary Menasha allty I 2 o me crety I 3 4 Foot Renard Staff 4 CLARICE RESCH St Mary Menasho Sodallty I 2 3 Prom Commuttee 3 Sensor Breakfast 2 Chrnstmas y I 2 3 Lnvung Rosa y I 2 3 May Crown ng I 2 Soc Committee I Cecllua Sungers I 2 3 I-landmand of the Blessed Sacrament 2 3 JEROME RIESE St Nlcholas Freedom SodalltyI 2 3 4 Sodalnty Prefect 4 May Crownrng 3 4 Pr m 2 3 4 Oshkosh Band Conventuon 4 Band Malor 3 4 mateur Hour 2 3 4 Renard Staff 4 Sentlnel Essay Wmner 4 Ra ue Scrupt Winner 3 Prom Kung 3 PATRICIA ROSENOW St Patruck Menasha Sodallty I 2 3 Prom Committee 3 Amateur Hour 2 I-landmand of the Blessed Sacrament I 2 3 Pep Meeting Program 4 May Crownlng 2 JERRY RUSCH St Mary Menasha allty I 2 3 Holy Name Society I 2 3 4 AcolYfe l 2 3 Band I 2 ey 4 Cho 2 3 4 Amate Hour 3 Semor Breakfast 2 Proyector Operator I 2 Orchestra 2 4 AUDREY SAUTER St Mary Menasha St Joseph Fond du Lac I Fond du Lac Semor Hugh 2 Entered St Mary 3 Sodalnty I 3 Renard Staff 4 Prom Commrttee 3 Sophomore Gnrl Club 2 Glee Club 2 JOANNE RECHNER GLADYS REIMER ROBERT REINHARDT CLARICE RESCH 1.45. JEROME RIESE PATRICIA ROSENOW JERRY RUSCH AUDREY SAUTER Paae 23 . , ' , , , 1 5 ' 1 ' I I 2 ' , , 3, 4: . Ch , , , 5 C ru 5 5 3, 5 ' ' tet 2, 35 - f ' , , 1 I 1 ' 5 Q ' j V Q . 5 2 , 2 , : , , 3, 4. sod ' , , 3, I-I ly Na So' , 2, , , bon 4, I I T - 1 ' , , 5 ' 1 ' 1 ' Pla , , 5 ' ' r , , 5 i 5 5 ial 1 , , 1 ' 'A , , , 2 ' 5 ' , : O Commnttee 35 S, S. C. A. 45 Band I, 2, 3, 45 State Tournament , , 1 : ' , :JN I 1 v .I-I ' 5- ,?a t' I , . V ' - I I 2,2 I cr, ' , , : ' 5 J ' , ' f 5 - ' . f I A 1 1 1 I 55 , gn T - 1 Sod ' , , 5 ' , , , 1 , , , 4: , , 3, 45 Hack I, 2,A 3, 5 fl-IS l, , , I U' 1 : f 2 I - - , : ' ' 1 - 5 , 1 : 1 DORIS SCHIEDERMAYER BOB SCHIPFERLING JOHN SCHINDLER BARBARA SCHMALZ JEROME SCHMIDT EUGENE SCHMIT RICHARD SCHRAGE EDITH 'SCHWARZBAUER Page 24 DORIS SCHIEDERMAYER St Joseph Appleton Sodality I 2 3 Band 2 3 Ad Solicitor 4 Pram Committee 3 BOB SCHIPFERLING St Mary Menasha y Name 3 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Acolyte I 2 3 4 Foot Y JOHN SCHINDLER Sacred Heart Appleton Class Officer I BARBARA SCHMALZ St Mary Menasha Sodality I 2 3 Renard Staff 4 Prom Committee 3 Christmas Program I 2 Cheerleader 2 Handmaid of the Blessed Sacrament I 2 3 May Crowning I 2 3 Cecilia Singers I 2 Social m m tee I Living Rosary I 2 3 JEROME SCHMIDT St Mary Menasha Sodalityl 2 3 Acolyte I 2 3 4 Holy Name Societyl 2 3 s etball I 2 3 b ll n Christmas Program I 2 Class Officer 4 Prom Committee 'il Living Rosary 4 EUGENE SCHMIT St Mary Greenville Sodality I 2 3 Renard Staff 4 Class Officer 4 Initiation Com mittee 4 Band 2 3 4 Holy Name Society 2 3 4 Social Com mittee 2 Pep Band 4 Pep Meeting 4 Junior Rotarian 4 RICHARD SCHRAGE-St. Mary, Menasha Sodality I, 2, 3, Prom Committee 35 Holy Name Society I 2 3 4. Class Officer Ip Basketball I, 2, 3, 45 Baseball I, 2, Christmas Pla' I' Knight of the Blessed Sacrament I 2 3 Ch' I D , , g ristmas C t t - May Crownlng I. on O O L' EDITH SCHWARZBAUER--St. Mary, Menasha Sodality I, 2, 3, 4, Renard Staff 4, Cheerleader 4, S. S. C. A. 3, Catholic 'Ijruth Committee 4, Prom Committee 3, Christmas Program 2, 4, Senior Breakfast 2, Chorus I, 4, May Crowning I. 7 sl JOYCE SOKEL JOHN sTElN CAROLINE STILP FRANK STILP PAUL TOONEN JOYCE SOKEL St Mary Menasha Sodallty I 2 3 Handmald of the Blessed Sacrament I 2 May Crownlng I 2 Prom Commlttee 3 JOHN STEIN Sacred Heart Appleton St Joseph I Entered St Mary 2 Sodollty I CAROLINE STILP St Mary Menasha Commlttee 3 Class Offlcer 3 Senlor Breakfast 2 Chrlstmas Chorus 2 3 Handmald of the Blessed Sacrament 2 3 4 Llvlng Rosaryl 2 3 4 May Crownlngl 2 3 FRANK STILP St Patrlck Menasha sod lll l 2 3 4 Basketball 2 4 Soclal Commlrree 4 LlVl?IQ yRosary 4 Chrlstmos Chorus 3 4 Acolytel 2 3 4 Chorus2 3 4 PAUL TOONEN St Joseph Appleton alltyl 2 3 Holy Namel 2 DOLORES VANDER HEYDEN JOSEPH VAN DYKE JAMES VOGEL JANET VOGEL DOLORES VANDER HEYDEN St Patrlck Menasha Sodallty I 2 3 Renard Staff 4 S S C A 3 Class Offlcer 3 Prom Commlttee 3 Radlo Workshop Players 2 3 Hand mold of the Blessed Sacrament I 2 May Crownlng I 2 3 Chrlstmas Program 2 3 4 Llbrarlon 2 3 4 JOSEPH VAN DYKE St Joseph Appleton Sodalltyl 2 3 4 Renard Staff 4 Pep Meetlng 4 Knlght of Blessed Sacramentl 2 3 4 Holy Namel 2 3 JAMES VOGEL St Mary Menasha me Soclety I 2 3 4 Football I 2 4 Base al xlng I tr mural B sketball I 2 4 Golf I 2 3 Hockey I 2 3 4 JANET VOGEL St Mary Menasha Sodalltyl 2 3 May Crownlng I 2 3 Prom Commlttee 3 Publlclty Commlttee I Chrlstmas Program I 2 Llbrarlan I Handmald of the Blessed Sacrament I 2 CGCIIIO Slnger I Llvlng Rosary I 2 HARLAN WICKEHAM St Mary Menasha So allty I 2 3 Prom Cornmlttee 3 Acolyte I 2 3 4 Holy Name Socletyl 2 3 Football I Chrlstmas Program 3 HARLAN WICKEHAM F va .III I ln I A . ,I It A ' f ' X, II, ,I - ' A I ' fi: I' , ',I- A .-' , t' .. . V - ,I . PI ' Ich 'f ..- I I I T - . 1 I - I I I - , 1 , , I: I 1 .-.- 1 - I I - , :I 1 I, 1 - I I ,Iz , , 1 J 1 I 1 l - --K I . It . I . . I I I I , 2, 3. J J J I I I I I I I I II 4I 1 . , 1' - 1 Sodality I, 2, 3, 4, Renard Staff 4, S. S. C. A. 3jIPrOm Sodality I, 2, 3, May Crowning I, 2, 3, Prom Committee ' , ' 5 ' 1 N0 ' , , , 5 , , 3, : b ,I I' I I ' I , , J Bo ,ln a a , , 5 , , , 43 ' , , , 2 , 2 ' ' f , : I ' , , 1 ' 5 ' , I I I I I 1 , ' , 5 ' ' I 1 - -1 . , T ' r Sod',,: ,,3,4- d :I , , J 2 ,4. K F I 5 1 F' ' Y 1 VIVIAN WILKINSON DONALD WILLIAMS VIVIAN WILKINSON St Mary Menasha Sodallty I 2 3 Renard Staff 4 Prom Commlttee 3 May Crowmng I Lnvmg Rosary 2 Renard 4 DONALD WILLIAMS St Mary Menasha Sodaluty 2 3 4 Holy Name Socuety 2 3 4 Kmght of the Blessed Sacrament 2 3 Football I 2 Imran Page 26 Q. I I 'fn . Y N I 5 . I RONALD ZENEFSKI PAUL ZIMMER RONALD ZENEFSKI St Mary Menasha Sodalltyl 2 3 Baseball I 2 3 4 Holy Name Socaetyl 2 Basketball 3 Football I 3 PAUL ZIMMER St Joseph Appleton Sodallty I 2 3 4 Renard Staff 4 Class Offlcer 3 Band 3 4 Chrrstmas Program 4 Oshkosh Band Delegate 4 Band Offlcer 4 Acolyte I 2 3 4 Lnvmg Rosary 4 Inntnatlon Commlttee 4 J in X X Remember WHY baflk to September 4. l945? many other activities. lt was a year of hard the beginning of a four-year course in higher education. But our minds were far An unforgettable dav for us all, it marked from such noble thoughts on the morn ot September 5, trial-class day. Then, it was all we could do to hunt out that unfind- able Room 303, or 205. ln the following months, as the excitement gradually toned down, we could be found amid cries of Sum, esse, fui, futurus, x equals 5, and Who's in the morning civics class? But it was all fun, and soon our first high school year had ended. After three months of sunshine, we returned to our books as experienced Sophomores. There was little time for idle musing when so many things had to be learned. Back we went to Latin, English, and Religion. This was the year of our introduction to Biology and Geometry, those interesting fields which we were sometimes certain we would never understand. As if these were not enough, we found ourselves carry- ing extra-curricular activities, such as band. chorus, and sports. The year was filled with inspiring Sodality meetings, rousing pep sessions, a quiet, reflective retreat, movies, vocation-week speakers, and so work, spiced with good fun. As Juniors, we found ourselves on a dignified pedestal, or so we thought. We seemed to like the idea of being only one step away from the lofty position of Senior. We entered fields of our choice, such as science, commercial, or language. All of this balanced with social activities, includ- ing strenuous participation at games Cre- gardless of physical positionl, and the ex- citing preparation for and enjoyment of the Junior Prom. Again, whole-hearted support and good humor lightened the work. Our Senior days ticked by quicker than we would have liked. Over us all there seemed to hover the spirit of This is the last year - let's make it good. To our regular schedule of studies came the Renard jobs and the class playg we accepted them ener- getically, realizing that it would be the last time. We worked hard, not only at books, but also, at making more permanent the friendships we had formed through four years. We stored away innumerable mem- ories for future reminiscing. Now, as grad- uation looms ahead, we must look back and admit, Yes, these were the best years of our lives. P oge 27 J-N-vwhqgk XXX ,f ,, Standing-Arthur Jacobs, Charles Hoffman, Mary Katherine Dietzen Seated-Edith Schvvarzbauer, Mona McDaniel Class Ring Page 28 Distinctive tit is fashioned after the West Point cadet's ring! and unique fthe first oval-shaped ring St. Mary has ever had! the '49 class ring will grace the third finger of the graduates' left hand. Dainty and impressive! Senior comment, Sharp ! 1 I will go to the altar at God fe -- thus the acolyte prays in the name of the people, He is the assist- ant to the priest who ot- ters the unbloody sacri- tice to Almighty God. Contiteor Dei Omnipoe tenti -- Sanctus, Sonctus, Sonctus - Deo Gratiasl ROUGE, graphs cngles, el, lipses, logarithrns, - all The cents of mathematics NO subject is however better suited, to develop the reasoning powers yr to stimulate that rari- foculty known 'is com, men sense . And tligi' an axiom! Latin a dead language? X-A Not ot St. Mory's. Here the one hundred sixty- three students develop o keen interest in Caesar's Gallic Wars, o love for the exact Ciceronean prose, and the charming poetry ot' Vergil. P 5 4 ' f -. Q 9 1-f9+':. EV -' , -'J Pt ,al -XF V :iz LCA ,1r: 1, v'.: ,sl ,,f M' n ,.,,l 1 ' N .B fr: I t 1' f Y 1 N ' A ,Z .. A I 5.23 ' ' g svwlg 1-.' I 4 X V.,' , H Q , uv, ,ly J... 5 'Y 3 Q it A 3, Q , 5' if X1 I 1 z1'. L M1 . -. V K l m. . Ill, -lx 1 Al L' l N Xi. Ii' wal J' 'w.':',f.'..W ' if ug X' I 3' .pm- . 5 0 ' P , FRF' Q . is , .V ' b.-1f,,,Q iM if -MQ , AQ i I 5551 ,Ex . 3 '4 55 'f , V I .fgaffs , -.fm ,A - Af jg i :Q .-il' .5413 A x f 9' g 3'l y f I 1 555. L. E Lf wx , M. WS 5' Q' f if 'V L5 Grd If 1' , 'i' I ' 'nw ' sf-1' 4 . 'hm 'EF W, I A gg Q Y- -A , 1 1 Z Alf Z' SPL al, 'fir I llI1iO1' S Class Oihcers Junuor Home Room SYLVIA MATTERN Vice-President DICK ROHE Secretary JAMES FERRON President PATRICIA MITCHELL Treasurer Junior Home Room I3 DENNIS WAYMIRE Secretary PATRICIA DORZWEILER President MARY LOU ZELINSKI Vice-President PATRICK MURPHY Treasurer Jw , x 5. 'Q NSC' - ' . :- 5 fx Q.. in A ,, n 'lf 4 MQ Q, bl, ix '-.... mal -N A ,'Jw.,,W .1 N! . N ' 3? L. xy 5-ju-f I J iff if jg if - 5 3, ,4 I :ak ,Y gg ' w H. YK g r ,gg writ 8 - 4 15-,Q ! v 5?-ff F 2, P , TQ' y fi , 1 Q 'VM 6'5 'f M if W? X ge: 2 2: ,M it QQ 4. Q., My FLW - ' 'f fl? 1 Gr , tis Qi- 5.4 'H- Ev .Y vhs W1 H sw: Q!! mg In. V? Y L24 V fw 3,24 ii' ,five , Q an uf .Y ,J Row Row Row Row Row Row Page 36 6 Edltha Schmidt John Schmxdt Madella Schmidt Milton Schmut Norma Jean Schmidt Barbara bchultz Mercedes Schulz Thomas Selug lrene Skell Dan Small Jerry Spang Dons Stoegbouer Lorralne Sfumpr Geraldine Suess Joan Del Thomas Ted Tuchscherer John Von Dyke Lols Vanderhelden Cotherane VanGorp James Van Kllsdonk MaryJane Van Oudenhoven Morgue Verbruck Allen Vogel James Voussem Robert Vosbeck Richard Wolbrun Dennis Waymlre Elaine Weber Marne Wlll Helen Wllz Frank Zelxnsku Mary Lou Zelmsk: Joseph Zolkowskl K 1 si , ., 'l ' I , -L 1 I V. l I ' l 1 ' I , 2 1 , . , 4 , . . . . . . , . I. I . I I , I I a 7 1 s , V 'I - Y ' h A L ' . -5' F X ' M1 V .Al .Q- W 'S sf f 'Af' . ' -1 fe 45 I J .1 'G V-.- . 6 f. Q if Q I ' K 2' 'F V '?-P-M' bv xxx' A R X J M 'Nw . .. .,...., ....M. .W ig, I . A vi 2 JE' 3 f qi f 5 - Gravy... g- 5 .. Q ,s ,W mi- 15 .K ,, 2 .Q 1 43,5 .W w i ,f W T? I H M ly ,,,- k A 2 .Q M ' ta 33 4-Q v , 4 V1 X I Q 'iff K A .2 . 4 t iill 4 'KM 4 ' I it . . - . ' 3 ' A I f' , K L I ' W If H N :WZ me ft ag ftp O f . S if 1' 4 V hw- ' 1 Q 3 vig: iii bf. Q Y., X E5 W bf. f 4 f, 15 5 Q5 .I ff Q 3-9 U Kg w Juniors speak . . . This message will be short. We are saving our energy for next year when we will be expected to display the wis- dom and skill befitting our dignity. We suggest, however, that you watch Tom Selig and Pat Murphy, our football cap- tains for l949, and their brawny team headed by Jim Huelsbeck, Jim Voissem, and Bill Liethen. Look to Audrey Rohe, Glenna Carroll, and Catherine Van Gorp, for wonderful and high spirited cheerleadingg watch Jim Fer- ron and Mary Lou Zelinski in their new secretarial work in the Sodalityg look for Jerry Spang leading the amateur hour of talented contestants. Right now, we would like to pay tribute to the many leaders in math, English, and physics classes, who have made our Junior year one of happy discoveries. min MW ,. :arf ui 24131 ,S 3 QQ? .v ' . 4,4 lf' V ' .11 4' s A A ,, ,l Y' Y Y , X, A .' 3 1 'U' ,, 6 S0Ph0In-Gres Class Officers Sophomore Home Room 302 TOM SCHUERER President DON WICKMAN Treasurer BEVERLY STADLER Vice President ROSE VOISSEM Secretary Sophomore Home Room 303 BILL OTTO Secretary MARY ELLEN MCHUGH President CAROL ROM NEK Treasurer TED KNORR Vice President xx 4 X. 'fi If K I I 1 1 x n X w ,,,,,,..,Ww 1 2 z 4 x.-4 5 We 2 .5!'gI,.LA. 91. 4' a -f via: A Q M, We . if ,LQMWG ' 4: , an ,f Fw, 'if 3 T' J .. , x Qx ,K 5 Page Sophomores send Message Rlght oft we would luke to say that the Sophomores have grown not only rn years but also ln stature frame and fame culture and knowledge during 48 and 49 For Instance Fran Zimmer and Jam Ryan learned their flats and sharps wnth the speed of a New York Lrmnted John Skotske played havoc football especnally at Kumberly Donna Steffens and Rose Mary Schmltzer sent Caesar on has merrre Gallic way the basketball reserves boasted under the hoop such yearllngs as Tom Turtle Clark Ted the Little lmp Knorr Don Bucky lvlontonatu and Bob Louie Rechner Maruette Sutter almost mastered the art of knuttmg and of course there IS our salent partner wnth the guft of dry humor Mort the new skeleton In bnology lab We have slrghted many But we have two years left and we ll cover the complete fleld In the next two nnstallments Please stand by Q ,Q ll-Q I . . - l , , . . . . - . l l y v ' I I I I I I - l l ' rl 11 n - II - Il , I I Y , , . - ' ' . I V' fiilfif ' K rw ,W . M 'N V 'l v V !Sf:'fiL f 'Yf'aifN Left to rnght Duck Helnzklll Marnette Sutter Tom Grade Mary Hackstock Left to rught Joan Pakalske Patty Collms Duck Haag Ted Knorr I came I saw I conquered Page 45 FRESI-IMEN Page 46 Class Ofhcers ROOM 304 George Resch Eugene Halbach Mary Ann Rnese Dolores Mlchalknewucz ROOM Henry Kuepper Conrad Allen Patty Blumer Joan Pawer Algebra ns a subject on Sf Mary cur ruculurn that holds the Interest of all Freshmen Blnomlal theorems are ruddles to flny mmds ,L ww . gfg? ,fm iv T ,Q-A , iq, ,,.,f,,, 1. w EM, -'wk A ,: , 1 ' 1 f . .m?535g5a5 ' XL., 1' Q ffl ky ,wsewefggfwziaf fr ' 'W . f . 925'-ig! xmiiew' 'gm www 1 If? A W iiivibifffli piggy: ,L 'A , gm ,-,, fif i iff , ' Ni, ,F A V N , ,, r, KW +L.. ? xg 441-.. grim K if 9 , .W 1 MWF W ,4-s 1 Q LH? 3 4' L Page 50 Left to right: Ronald Schutkoske, Kathryn Zelinski, Ronald Wenzel, Donna Moftel, Alice Sutheimer, Mary Jane Van Oudenhoven, Carol Below, Florence Kurkowski, Betty Dickmann. Freshman Broadcast . Wait for the RENARD OF l952 for real information about our unique class. lf the school is not engulfed by a snow-storm or overcome by atomic radiation before then, we shall have a noteworthy record for your approval. Because we do not like to brag, we shall merely remark now, casually, that Ronnie Bull Rankin used his physical structure in athletics with Paul Zelinski marching along in the old Zelinski way, that Donna Mottel, Sis and Cathy Mayefski could lead more than the band, that Lee Murphy will soon compete with Louie Armstrong, that our basketball team dressed up in those blue and white suits gave Coach LeRoy ideas, especially after the Central B game, that Kathleen Le Bouton and Mary Ann Riese deserved all the A's they received during the yearg that we have bushels of raw material and some parcels of in- telligence. Until our graduation, you will find us tops in all activities. Left to right: Janice Wettstein, Ronald Wenzel, Rita Tuchscherer, Suzanne Bir- Iing, Mary Ann Riese, Ronald Schutkoske. l Rev Father Roger McCIone Rev Father Gereon O F M Cap You teach us to Ilve Chrnst like and Mary luke You Impress us to Inve our Inves wath goodness truth and holiness It IS wise for us to foilow your kmdly admonutnons We love the beauty of Thy house, O Lord. Let us adore Him forever and ever. Page 51 Page 52 SODALITY The time for theorizing is past, Now is the time for Action. This stirring summons of our Holy Father could not help but find a generous response from St. Mary Sodalists be- cause they are aware that the Church has never been so ravaged, so hated, so attacked as now. As a consequence, Action is the keynote of the reorgan- ized Sodality this year. Action, yes, - but directed, guided action has been the prime considera- tion in establishing our new sodal- ity on solid ground. Realizing that first things come first, emphasis has been placed on the development of the in- ner life through frequent and daily at- tendance at Holy Mass, the daily re- ception of Holy Communion, and the promotion of more devotion to Mary, particularly the recitation of the Rosary. Reverting again to the communica- tion of Pope Pius Xll to Father Lord: No age more than the present has needed Catholic Youth moulded in the generous spirit of the Sodality of Our Lady to protect the interests of Christ and His Church in the home, in the school . . . but . . . let care be taken that each Sodality be securely founded and exactly developed accord- ing to the approved rules of the Sodal- ity. Only thus may the members hope to fulfill their task in the Sacred Apos- tolate assigned to them by Holy Mother Church. Accordingly, an earnest effort has been made by the Sodalists to live in conformity with Sodality Rules, this entails no little effort. The faithful attendance at meetings twice a month on Sunday afternoons provided more than enough opportunity for Sodalists to prove their worth. Perhaps even greater proof was given in the quiet but steady efforts made to be chari- table, to become more prayerful, to be Marian-centered and Christ-minded. The various mission projects have all been backed lOOfHn and carried through to a successful conclusion. We like to think, however, that when we contributed this year to the Old Clothes Drive: when we responded to the plea of lndian children for a Christmas remembrance, when we contributed to the campaign for medi- cal suppliesl and when we conscien- tiously saved stamps for the mission, we were particularly mindful of the fact that When you give to these, the least of my brethren, you give to Me. Surely this external activity is a manifestation of the internal develop- ment of a vigorous spiritual life. Rev. Joseph A. Becker, Sodality Director ltr'-W Sodality officers planning various projects Sodality members collected medical supplies for the missions. E S X , 7 I L n K Ag Q 2 V 4 1 JZ 4 5, A -A fi? X 1,54 5 fha. ...., , 1 ' 1 -r' -J J 5 I x 2 4- X .wh A N 11 -V ,z Y .X,.,'w ,. PM Y Q, A ' ' ,HW 2 1 .. 'zum' ll B . , ,av 1 f I 1 : 1 xx z . -R. X I H - S. Page 54 BAND MR CARLTON BLEICK The unmatched achievements of our band proclaum the magnificent work of our director Welcomed to the faculty last September Mr Bleuck has proved has sterling worth as teacher educator and band dnrector Perseverlng patience added to a unique talent has brought hum well mented success We sincerely thank you Mr Blelck for your untnrmg efforts and for the pleasant hours you afforded us Not only trammg an muslc dad you gave character tralnlng was your deeper con cern May best washes from all at St Mary s be with you always . J, Y s e ! ' 9 D ' D , - a D ' Y , .. y - . , . . . . BARITONES Tom De Lain Bill Keller Francis Zimmer BASSES LaVaughn Gehring John Schmidt Jim Huelsbeck SAXAPHONES Bill Liethen Jacqueline Geiger BASS CLARINET Mary Beth Schmitzer ALTO CLARINET Grace Zahn Ann Wilz CLARINET Phyllis Liethen Jim Ferron Margie Laemmrich Carol Romnek Mary Geiger Barbara Hughes Barbara Walter Joyce Lillyroot Band Personnel Janice Wenzel Dorothy Zeininger Mary Ann Riese Theresa Williamson Janice Gehring Annette Jacobs FLUTE Janice Wettstein Ruth Schwallen Rose Mary Schmitzer Catherine Van Gorp Veronica Schwallen OBOE Frances Buck BASSOON Dick Kools Mary Ellen McHugh CORNETS Jerry Rusch Bob Ricker Eugene Schmit Jane Eckrich Pat Blumer Lee Murphy Jean Schmitzer Micky Rohe John Geiger TROMBONES Paul Zimmer James Ryan Charles Schueppert DRUMS Milton Schmit Robert Kargus Dick Wilz Helen Wilz Marjorie Verbrick FRENCH HORN Jerry Riese Rosella Roth Joan Minton Jean Geiger Barbara Mix DRUM MAJOR Jerome Riese DRUM MAJORETTE Phyllis Liethen TWIRLERS Sis Mayefski Donna Mottel Catherine Mayefski TAMPANI AND BELLS Ann COrry Page 55 Page ST MARY BAND AT PRACTICE Frances Buck Jacqueline Geiger Robert Rucker James Ferron Jerome Ruese Tom DeLam James Huelsbeck Jerrv Rusch Eugene Schmuf Mnlfon Schmnt Paul Znmmer Page 57 Paul Zimmerl p!aying Chrisgtmas Carols, I I Y ATHLETICS Page 60 Coach We will long remember Mr Le Roy not only as a very de termmed coach but also as a true blue friend Mr Le Roy stands for good clean play and honorable sports manshup both on and off the field A graduate of one of the finest mstltutlons ID the country Notre Dame he has proved hrs ablllty as coach and as teacher In has furst year at St Mary s he coached the Zephyrs to a conference champnonshlp Many of has former proteges are now consndered as prospectnve maternal for grudnron and for basketball nn some of the leadmg colleges of the country A salute to you Mr Le Roy And unruvaled success to you and your future teams' Class of 49 ,, wg k , N . y ' ' ll ll ' , . . , ' 9 ' . . . . 1 . . , 1 ' Y I Bernard Le Roy I W? ll!!! YWY' J ,Q t ttribtithi page 321 St. Mary Football Squad l948 FOGTBALL SEASON St. Mary 6 St. John CLittle Chutel l2 , The Zephyrs took to the road for the first time of the season, to meet the Little Chute aggregation. Lack of fight and blocking, cost the Zephyrs their first conference set-back. St. Mary 34 Springs flfond du Lacl O The Zephyrs opened their conference sea- son with a decisive victory over St. Mary Springs of Fond du Lac. Playing their first year in the conference, the Fond du Lac eleven were not able to stop their more experienced opponents, The victory, however, proved costly to the Zephyrs, for Bert Preimesberger, left halfback received a serious back injury. Reserves played the greater part of the game as the Zephyrs took an early lead and kept it. St. Mary O St. John Military CDelafieldl 6 Although the opposition was the strongest that appeared in Menasha for many years, the Zephyrs gave a remarkable exhibition of foot- ball. But the Cadets capitalized on the breaks, and the Zephyrs fell in defeat by a one touch- down margin. St. Mary 6 St. Norbert's lDePerel 34 Next, the Zephyrs travelled to DePere. Here they took one of their worst shellackings , of the season, at the hands of the Green Knights. The Zephyrs played against much greater odds and managed to score a last quarter touchdown. Several times they threat- ened the Knights during this unevenly matched game. Page 6l LaVaughne Gehring Bob Schipferling Jerry Schmidt Bob Preimesberger Glen Moder Jim Huelsbeck Gerry Birling John LeComte JamesVoissem Tom Selig JamesVogel St Mary 7 Catholic Central lGreen Bayl 32 The undefeated squad of Central Catholic of Green Bay played on the Zephyrs home field The local team showed up well but play ing against a team of such driving power and consistency of play proved fatal The Cadets went on to win the conference crown for the third straight year St. Mary l2 Kimberly O The Zephyrs travelled to their sister city of Kimberly, and again came back, after three scoreless quarters, and scored two touch- downs, which spelled defeat for the Paper- makersf' The St. Mary lads left the people of Kimberly, with something to remember them by. St. Mary showed her aggressiveness and sportsmanship throughout the entire game. Another victory was slated for us. Page 62 St Mary 7 Lourdes lMarinettel 6 Coming from behind in the last few minutes of the game the Zephyrs showed they had not lost their fight and spirit They scored a touch down and Bert Preimesberger s educated toe sent the ball through the uprights to give us our second conference win St. Mary l3 Campion lPrairie du Chien? 41 Two hundred milesl On to Campion! At Prairie du Chien ,the Zephyrs received a ter- rible setback in their last encounter of the sason, to the heavier and stronger opponents. The over-night trip will always be remem- bered by every member of the team. SeaSon's Record: Won 3, Lost 5. Total Points: St. Mary 78, Opponents 89. Z Y '+fN?3Qg 19f f'-SJ' - XS ' t -tiff, fins. X 'Aw -uf. 5. I Paul Zelinski, Dick Knorr, Jim O'Mallev. Tom Maney, Gerry Birhng, Jim Moissem D PERSONALS Gerald lButtsl Birling- Butts backed up our line on defense and held down the left guard post on offense. Jerry always had the necessary spark for a football player, never giving up till the final gun. Manager Dick lskoosei Ciske--This young man's work started before the game, lasted dur- ing the game, and after the game. He was very reliable in his assigned duty. We counted upon him as the unsung hero of the grid iron. LaVaughn lButchl Gehring - Butch was a small lad for the fullback spot, but size made no difference to him. Opponents respected Butch for his drive and fury. Butch was our Mr, Inside. John lBasill Le Comte - John was one of the bigger men on our squad. He could always be counted on as a 48 minute player. ln the Little Chute game when John was out with an injury. the front line was seriously weakened and was one of the greater reasons for our downfall. Jerold fChick7 Lotzer-Chick was l4O lbs. of blocking and tackling dynamite. He played quarterback but also filled in at halfback. Chick went through the whole season without an injury, a remarkable thing for a boy of his size. Ambrose fLeftyl Magalski - Although his major interest is baseball, Amby did exception- ally well on the gridiron. Amby was our center with the ability to 'hike the ball back like Bulldog Turner. By the boys of the team, Amby was known as the jokesster. Dennis lMandyD Manderfield - Dennis held down the right end position. Mandy played most- ly on defense and occasionally on offense. When we met St. Norbert's we had a family affair on the field for Dennis was playing against his brother Moose Manderfield. Glen Moder-Glen was our regular right end, he was a rugged man on defense. But to top it all off, Glen added a little color to our games with his circus catches especially that one against Lourdes. Page 63 YY PERSONALS Jerry Birling John Le Comte Tom Otto Tom llshkei Otto - The smallest man on our first strin , Tom did an all around good job g . lshke only weighed l5O lbs., but he might just as well have weighed 250. The boys will never forget how much Tom got hurt. Robert lBertJ Preimesberger- He was our regular left halfback, a superb runner and an excellent kicker. His toe added many a point, after a touchdown. During the course of the season, Bert received a back injury that would have finished an ordinary boy, but after some days, Bert was going Strong. Robert Schipferling- Bob carried the mail from our right halfback spot. He gave us the most spectacular run of the year with his 87 yard gallop against Springs , Bob was badly in- jured in the St. Norbert's game and had to be removed from the starting eleven, weakening our team considerably. Jerome lSchmiddy7 Schmidt - Jerry was at the quarterback position, always a hard spot to fill in. Jerry did a great job. When there was only a few yards to be gained, Schmiddy was always game to call the qaurterback sneak. Jim lPercyD Vogel - Our starting left end had a little bad luck in the beginning of the year with his favorite end around play. He played many games under the serious handicap of a broken finger. Page 64 'x Jerry Schmidt Dear old St. Mary's we're true to you Our Alma Mater, to you is due Our loyalty and love: Vife ask choice blessings from above. Sing out a praise for St. Mary High Thunder a loud cheer up to the sky. From your path we'll never waver, For you we'll carry on. Bob Schipferllng When the one Great Scorer comes to write against your name, He writes not what you have vvor or lost - but HOW you playec the game. Y 3 'S' CSX CJ 4 1 'FEIJ E!! 1X1 , , f--. X J RGNALD COOPMAN COACH LE ROY JIM CISKE h A scramble for a loose baH. Page 67 Schmidt 4? l m., Deck icSDcF BASKETBALL SEASON Page ST. MARY 32 KIMBERLY 29 The Zephyrs opened their '48-'49 basketball season with a well-earned victory over the Kimberly Paper- makers . The game was played at Menasha High before a full house. ST. MARY 54 ST. MARY SPRINGS, Fond du Lac 29 The opening conference game for St. Mary resulted in a smashing victory over the Academy five. From the opening whistle the Zephyrs had the game well cinched. ST. MARY 33 CAMPION, Prairie du Chien 34 lovertimel It was a hard fought battle on the banks of the Mississippi, and at the end of the regular four periods, the scare was deadlocked at 32-32. In the final seconds of the overtime the Zephyrs were edged out by a costly free throw. ST. MARY 59 ST. MARY SPRINGS, Fond du Lac 40 Again the Zephyrs tipped the Academy five by a con- siderable margin to make it two straight in conference play for the team. It was a revengeful victory after the heartbreaking loss to Campion. ST. MARY 28 ST. JOHN MILITARY ACADEMY 37 The Zephyrs were literally bombarded by the mili- tary quintet. The team just couIdn't seem to hit on their numerous shots and the result was defeat. ST. MARY 40 NORBERT'S 42 This was a stunning conference loss for the defending champs. Again it seemed like a strange court was a jinx to the team. The Zephyrs battled the Squires down the wire, but again in the final seconds were edged out. ST. MARY 53 PIUS Xl MILWAUKEE 45 In a double header at Green Bay the Zephyrs piled up a big score against the Big City Boys. It was in the 3rd and 4th quarters that the boys started to pull away. ST. MARY 28 NOTRE DAME, MILWAUKEE 33 In a game against the Milwaukee conference leaders the Zephyrs did a great job. lf there had been little more luck on the Zephyr side the score would have been re- versed. 68 ST. MARY 6I LOURDES, MARINETTE 41 Piling up the biggest score in the conference the Zephyrs overwhelmed the Lourdes team from upstate. The team applied a fast break which was very effective on the scoreboard. ST. MARY 46 ALUMNI39 In a game well appreciated by the fans the Zeph's overcame their old classmates. With such stars as Johnson, and Trish in their lineup, the Alumni gave the team quite a battle. A ST. MARY 40 CENTRAL CATHOLIC, GREEN BAY 36 In a see-saw battle the Zephyrs pushed the Bays into the defeated ranks of the Catholic confrence. This placed the conference in a three way tie for first. ST. MARY 39 KIMBERLY 50 In their worst defeat of the year St. Mary fell to the clubbing handed them by Kimberly. This tilt evened things up for the two schools, for the Zephyrs beat Kim- berly in earlier games. ST. MARY 57 MARYHEART, PITTSVILLE 32 The Zephyr reserves played the larger part of this game, doing a creditable job. They rolled the score up to 57 points and gained valuable experience for the com- ing year. ST. MARY 54 CAMPION, PRAIRIE DU CHIEN 44 The 'Zephyrs were out for revenge because of an earlier defeat. That one point mant a great deal. The Zephyrs rolled over the Jesuit school team. It was a fine exhibition of teamwork and smart basketball by the Zephyrs squad. ST. MARY CENTRAL, GREEN BAY In the final conference game, the Zephyrs dropped their chance for the Catholic Conference Champs. The team trailed all through the game, and no power on earth could change conditions, Therefore, the Zephyrs had to bow in defeat and acknowledge the Central Bays the victorious Champs of the Conference. ST. MARY 36 MARQUETTE IMILWAUKEEJ The Zephyrs had to meet a mighty opponent on the opening day of the Catholic State Tournament and sad to say, they were bumped out of the championship pic- ture by the Milwaukeeans. Thus endeth the story of the St. Mary basketball season. -Q ,.. .qxvf g vv+Ni.nQw A ,mmwwn . 'WIC Lal k Xa 1. Q in 3 'ii Jerry Schmidt, Mr. Hugh Strange, Don Curtis, Honorable Joseph McCarthy, Honorable Robert A. Taft, Tom Yaley, Dick Curtis, Eugene Hanson. Picture was taken in the hall of the United States Senate Chamber. The honorable Senators, Joseph McCarthy and Robert A. Taft, were hosts to the St. Mary team during their Washington visw. Tennis Record The Record for the season ot the l948 team was l9 wins, and O losses. Team's record for straight wins now stand at 24. This equals the state record set by Neenah High two years ago. Should this years' team open with a win they will then have broken the state record. The team traveled over tive thousand miles which is the greatest record of any team in the United States. As a group these tive have won 33 and lost l match during a period of 2 years while playing for St. Mary's. Senior, Don Curtis, won all his single matches, totalling l9 in the l948 season. Junior, Jerry Schmidt won l8 and lost but one single match in the i948 season. The Curtis brothers as a doubles team lost but one match. The Yaley and Schmidt combination also lost one match in the season. Page 70 Tennis During Easter week, March 28 to April 9, the St. Mary Zephyr Net Squad made a trip to Washington, D. C. as a Wisconsin State Centennial Celebration feature. Traveling with Coach Hugh Strange were Captain Tom Yaley, Donald Curtis, Captain-elect Jerry Schmidt, Richard Curtis, and Eugene Hanson. On the eastern trip the team played two official matches with Woodberry Forest School at Orange, Virginia. The Zephyr netters won 5 to 2. They also played La Salle High School of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania and this, too, w-as a victory of 5-O. At the United States Naval Academy the Team played an unofficial match against the Navy varsity which the final score was 9-2 in favor of Navy, lt was here that Tom Yaley scored his outstanding win of the season when he defeated Mike Vogel, the number one player of the Middies in straight sets 7-5, 6-3. ln June after school closed, the team again returned East, this time to the campus of the University of Virginia. Over their impressive record for the season, the Zephyr Netters had been invited to play in the National lnter-scholastic Tennis Championship. This tourna- ment was made up of the finest high school and prep school players in the United States. Tom Yaley and Don Curtis playing in their first doubles tournament as a team, managed to reach the quarter finals. As a result they were ranked as the seventh team in the United States for the year l9-18. They were defeated in a very close match which lasted over two hours. ln the singles Jerry Schmidt lost out in the second round after a three hour match at a temper- ature of 955' in the shade. Yaley and Curtis are the first high school players of Wisconsin ever to receive a national ranking. J. SCHMIDT D. CURTIS TOM YALEY D. CURTIS E. HANSON ...YN , I Tennis players of high schools from all parts of the United States who took part in the U. S. lnterscholastic Tennis Tournament. Mary Mary. . Mary. . Ma ry Mary Mary Mary Mary Ma ry Mary APRIL I, l948 Scores Woodberry Forest, Orange, Virginia. . 2 St. Mary. . 7, APRIL 3, I948 LaSalle High School, Philadelphia, Pa, O gf, Mary., 65 APRIL IO, I948 Wauwatosa CI947 State Champsl. . . 2 St. Mary. 1 6, APRIL I7, I948 Sheboygan Central APRIL I9, I948 Green Bay West.. APRIL 24, I948 Wayland Academy, APRIL 28,1948 St. Mary. . 5 .. .,,...... .O St. Mary. . 5, Beaver Dam .... 0 Manitowoc .....,... ...... MAY I, I948 Lake Geneva ..... MAY 4, 1948 Sheboygan Central MAY 5, I948 Sheboygan North . 18 St. Mary.. 4, 2 St. Mary. . 7, ,. I I St. Mary.. 65 I St. Mary IOS, Coach HUGH STRANGE Tom Yaley and Don Curtis-St. Mary team ranked as the seventh doubles team in the United States for the year I948. I MAY 7, I948 Central Catholic . .. . . O MAY 8, I948 Neenah .......... . . . I MAY I9, I948 Sheboyban North .. . . I MAY 20, I948 Central Catholic ......... . . 0 MAY 22, I948 St. John Military Academy .... .. 0 MAY 24, I948 Neenah .......... . . . 3 MAY 26, l948 Two Rivers .......... . . O MAY 3I, I948 Milwaukee, Washington . . . . . I TOTALS 1- Opponents ....., .... I 8 a W 4 Q Y Q L5 ,295 15, ,, uw A., f-3 'll' , in x ' I xx Sys X s 1 J x f f A 1 ' Q K? t D . ' 5 Q1 ' li rs I 45. ww . KK X2 'VN fzwf ' --fn f , 'Tiff :HPF 2-'7' , ' , X1 Q 15 'f x , is-. ' v I Q gtg ,L , , !'-1 PV.-A was -I f ' 7,1 zz' 353-4?3 ' ' ht'xr?p1 51 x a 4 . f ,Xa 4 Q , if 5,51 If 'SH' YK' IW 'wr if qw f M -14, - U 14 if Wai' . 5 A 4 4. 4 'A f E53 X f f' ' I '- my ,Z 1 f ii: Q 4 TW 11 'wr- . w X952 Y N M , ay ,LW ui IAQ 1 af gy 'Y , X ' :svn Q rife H1 Q, I' ,u Q as JF WK 5 egjfp -L ' M1 SV 1 k I' nv fig, 'C ' . L Y f vi 15 1 . 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It cleans as it waxes .rr .,.. .sco H.- Draheims Sporting Goods NEENAH, WISCONSIN It Pays to Play. St. Annes Society Mrs. lohn Orth .,..A..A .... P resident Mrs. August Van Dyke .... ,,.. V ice-president Mrs. Harry Sheerin ..... .... S ecretary Mrs. Anna Fahrbach ...... .... T reasurer For ninety-six years The Laemmrich family has offered funeral service which has been sympathetic, helpful, reliableg the firm has tried to do its work graciously and at mod- erate prices. LAEIVIMRICH FUNERAL HOME CLEM W. LAEMMRICH on sl 'ev' c '1 15- Q ffm 17 5 'z if ix aft?-v, 1 ffnf '-I -. 1, . '--' ,- 221, f' fffff Freshmen Home Room 205 IERSILD KNITTING Co. Calendar DISTINCT IVE KNITTED OUTERWEAR SINCE 1895 NEENAI-I, WISCONSIN COMPLIMENTS OF TWIN CITY BUILDING-LOAN I I948-I949 JOTTINGS SEPTEMBER 2-Well, here l am on my way to see -- new members on the fac- ulty. Welcome, Sister Mary Seraphica, Sister Mary Agnesine. and Mr. Carlson Bleick. Here's hoping you will like St. Mary's! 3-Two students ll can use the word now be- fore the Faculty gets to know them betterl were trying to get into the library at the same time. One said, Out of my way, peasant. You're right, it was a freshman. Do l really look like a peasant? 6-We bailed out today . . . Labor Day. I knew there was a catch. IT RAlNED.And the band marched, or shall I say slushed at its best in Sz SAVINGS ASSOCIATION I 7-Kaukauna' SAVE WITH US FINANCE WITH US Neenah-Menasha Since I893 Full day of regular classes. New friends, new subjects! 8-Seniors selected their class rings-fashioned after the West Point cadet's. Really SHARP! First oval-shaped ring ever chosen by St. Mary'sl Dare to be dif- ferent, you know. P.S. Happy Birthday to our Blessed Mother! lnitiation committee met. Wow, those words fairly scorched the pale paper they were writ- ten onl -INITIATION SLIPS CENSORED. -Initiation! Laverne Pritzl shocked the Soc gang with her declara- tion before Jerry Schmidt . . . Bull Rankin got a smudge on his nose pushing peanuts around . . . Coach helped Rita Kluba take advantage o a little freshie 'n history But aside from that the day was what the weatherman had predicted' Mixer at night saw the freshman boys rush past a certain senior ll' day for the East then on to Fatima and Rome with camera and a bagful of the students petitions Safe journey Father Beck er The freshman girls were honored at the first tea St Mary has WE SPECIALIZE IN PHOTOGRAPHS EOR ANNUALS Individuals, Groups, Exteriors, Interiors, Day or Night COLLEGES, HIGH SCHOOLS, HOSPITALS, ETC. The Eadner' Studio Cn tne pest portraits in the best homes you will und our ntme. COMPLIMENTS OF KIMBERLY CLARK HEV e-I D' fl ry, O I f l X V I H I I - . 9 . . I' a g' L ,I he cl, I ' I ' -Father Becker left to- qP I3-duced to Father -I-ui ' - .Y .3 1 - ' ge' af 15- , ' ' 9 ' v L ' l . . l 'z I I I 1 s . r ev r had l was sweet time and very interesting Seniors were intro schel REVOLUTION' All dead wood to be sac rificed as the Sodality calls for reorganization The assembly today seemed in favor of forming a new Sodal ity so as to fulfill ts Page primary purpose: form- ing exemplary Catho- Iics. -Cooled off with a Tim- ber Float in Tesch's, after an early dismissal because of the heat. -Majority of the stu- dents voted in favor of the new Sodality. A few who liked the old meetings because of the cut classes, laughs. and rest periods, voted no, Too bad, fellows, you'll have to sleep on your own time now! --Hurry, hurry, if you want a subscription of the Queen's Work for this year. The first is- sue arrived. -Mural on the wall! On the library wall, that is. Don't miss it . . . a beauty. -The first Pep meeting So with taps and all, for St. John Military Acad- emy - our first oppo- nents of the season. A hefty game, fellows, too bad we were at the short end of the 6-O score. But then those Cadets get hardtack, while Coach is still weaning you from pab- ulum spelled l-u-c-k-y s-t-r-i-k-e. dalists honored Our Lady of Ransom by re- citing the Little Office after school. Sister Mary Clementia and Sister Mary Theo- Compliments of PRCSSER BEER DEPCT Compliments of E. LIETHEN GRAIN COMPANY APPLETON, WISCONSIN -f bald attended the Catholic Convention in Milwaukee. Why? Just to increase a store of material for English classes. -The first Sodality meet- ing - on a Sunday afternoon. OCTOBER -First Friday Mass with hundreds of communi- cants. Inspiring! -Bruised, but ferocious from Delafield's and Coach's battering, the Zephyrs avenged their first defeat by down- ing St. Mary Springs, 34-O. Calling Dr. Murphy, Dr. M. Murphy . . . one casualty- Burt! -We made the head- lines! The Menasha Record announced the Renard staff. Senior comment, What, no pictures? -Say doesn't the Zephyr wind have control over all big blows? How' come we were caught in blast from jetpro- pelled Dutchmen of Little Chute? They flew to a I2-6 victory. Must be luck - we've got the muscles. An impressive spiritual tonic was the Living Rosary today. Mary, we love you! Page 89 T e Sodalnty new manner of honor mg Mary by the recuta tlon of the Luttle Of flce of the Immaculate Conceptnon celebrated the Maternity of the Holy Vlrgun Detention an Room 301 naughty naughty' Amerncan Hustory classes paud due respect to Chnstopher Columbus an thenr usual way you know Mr LeRoy? I3 Organuzatuon of the chorus group under the new teacher Sister Mary Agnesune Snngers you must Smale an your throat as well as on your lnps Bazaar opened at 2 I5 Games food fun' Lourdes had a dream with Glenn Moder Zephyr end playnng nnghtmare an the last two minutes of the game for the wmnang score of 76 There but no drnps' The freshman squad COMPLIMENTS OF WISCONSIN TISSUE MILLS Menasha WISCONSIN SHERWOOD STATE BANK Banking Servlce THE HARRISON AGENCY Insurance Servuce SHERWOOD, WISCONSIN Page 90 completed the wnnnung streak by defeatang St Mary f Appleton 4 6 Two successes un one a the Sodaluty meetnng and the clos mg of the Bazaar B squad needs moral support else they II repeat the 6 O loss that was endured from St John s Renard work IS on the way Get gomg on those ads sensors' Use your charm and youll succeed Annnversary of Suster Mary Madelene s death O Lord grant her eter nal rest Three skuts presented at the pep meetnng thanks to Mary Ann Quella Shnrley Kraft and Ruth Klmker Mary Ann won the contest Congratulatuons' Brush those tears from your eyes and try to realnze that theres a dance to forget the 337 score What a homecommgl The de termmed Catholuc Cen tral aggregatuon shel lacked the Zephyrs Say Junnors the Home comnng dance was fun decorations and Old Clothes dnve spon sored by the Sodallty It s wonderful to re cenve but ut s stall more wonderful to give Sodalsty probatuonusts attended their fnrst n structuon class Chorus made plans to sung at the All Souls' Day Mass A forelgner here? No Father Beck er us back wnth a won derful tan and smule You're young only once, they say Make the best of your youth, they say so we get a free day, and after we are all set to sleep the day away, we get ll- h ' , in its 1 , ' n' ' . l Q Il ' ' . 1 . O S . . - y. . D ' I - l . ' I7- ' '. I4- 1 . d y - ' . f 15- , ' ' l2-- ' . . ' wt ' ' ' was a steadyldrizzle, 20- I, 21- ' ' I . 4 A l I ani ' 251- . ' . - 26m . . . Il - - Il ' ' - the go ahead sugn for more ads Ah yes e prnce of benng sen uors Long lost week en wnth four days ree Halloween and truck or treat par tres and scavenger hunt Los of un Wuth our soles worn thun we wrtnessed the sweet victory of our team over Knmberly l2O Fellows you re wonderful' Do ut some more Chrust the Kung was honored at a Solemn Hugh Mass NOVEMBER Holyday of Oblngatuon Sensors spent most of the day collectnng ads Back to school' There m re to learn seems Quarterly exams What a worry' Ede Schwarzbauer added a year and we added weight wlth the treat Three whole preces' Dance gnven by the Junuors Artnstuc deco ratsonsl Freshman started bas ketball practlce Var slty of 52 Hull' The cold wund some what warmed by the cheerlng crowd never reached the players who persplred behind St Norberts :ron cur tam Father Becker gave the students a summary of hrs travels ullustratnng at with Slides of New York, the shrp, Rome. Naples, Madrid, and Fatuma Thank you, Father Becker, we en joyed your treat very much The Renard staff met wrth Father Becker. who approved both theme and padded cov ers for our publication Days when we are wut nesslng the color and pageantry of a Church ceremony datung back to the Renaussance pe rlod Forty Hours Devotnon Wlndmg up the 48 football season the Zephyrs ripped and tore Into Camplon with Moder and Bert Ieapnng over the goal lane to make at 4l I3 Nope sorry we only Father Becker spoke to the members of the Sodallty on real So dalusts Lets prove ourselves worthy l ents of Mary Varsuty practnce b gan' Who II be on the court floor? Underclassmen had their plctures taken Seniors recelved theur class rings Rare and beautnfull Take a look at the Sensor rung fun ger of rlght hand Sen tors say sharp THE NEW THRILL NINETEEN FORTY NINE FUTURAAUCTQIDSMCHHLE ISLAND MCDTCRS Inc 317 N Commercial Street NEENAH WIS Congratulations and Good Wrshes To Each and Everyone of You .IQ4.1fJKfl.I'E3 C1fl2N1Zil?f4. E3IiYQ1Z9 Engef Realty Insurance Agency Uandrey's are next door to usl - ' 12- ' - th ' . . . . , , U H' I - . n - . C i- d ' ' - , f . . . ' ' - ' ' - ' . l6- ' ' e- '. 1 f . 13- ' H ' ' , ' , 1 ' , Q ., 17.- '- l had the l3.' . ' ' ' I T ' , II Ili Tis o I it 1 . , . . . . iff at it 8-Permission was given by Father Becker to hold a semi-formal Snow' -Ball, December 29. St. Mary was hostess to her alumni. 9--Fast, lanky Freshman team scored a neat 33- ll victory over the grade school team. 24--Pre-Thanksgiw ing dance sponsored by the Sodality - square- dancing, the sweet and slow kind. Refresh- ments: - cider and doughnuts. 25-Cafeteria was never like this-turkey and mince meat piel Used the Wishbone for the first basketball game on the morrow. 28-A scoring barrage left Spring's ot Fond du Lac breathless and beaten, 54-29, in our second game played there. What a smash victory! 29-More about apologet- ics. Father Duerr is appointed assistant at St. Mary. DECEMBER l-Chorus began practice tor the Christmas play. Joanne Rechner is the Virgin in the Bethle- hem scene. 4-A knotted score caused an overtime at Cam- pion and they untied to win at 34-33. Team sent a prediction from McGregor, Iowa, - We'll sno'em under next time. -Triduum for the Holy Holy Father. We of- fered fervent prayers for His Holiness. Long may he reign! -Doubledip cone for fans. Springs of Fondy fought hard but air- tight defense gained varsity win, 59-40. B Squad won a 34-22 de- cision. -Twelve sho in da s PP S Y 'til Christmas. All l want for Christmas ls My Two Front Teeth. -Must have been respect for uniforms-we lost in an overtime 37-29 at Delafield. What a tragedy! -Chorus relieved of classes for play prac- tice. -Slippery, eh Seniors? -Oh well, '49 is our year to win. St. Nor- bert beat us 42-40 . . . there. -Mamas and papas came for Christmas play which put everybody in the Christmas spirit. -Last day of school. Carols played and sung -holy pictures and candy distributed. luuefbfft - JCC efddln zffeat and foclet .fczvicc Phone 2-7951 Neenah, Wis. GIBSON COMPANY, Inc. General Offices: 287 Main Street OSHKOSH, WISCONSIN Branches: Oshkosh Appleton Menasha Fond du Lac T3TlT'LilL-QS Latina Fnawaif- sim MENASHA, WISCONSIN 610 - R Milwaukee Street 22-So quiet. 25-A Blessed and l-la PPY Christmas to all-our prayers! 27-Pines and bells, can- dles and ribbon-the decorations for the Snow-Ball dance given in the brightly deco- rated gym. 28-Again, silence reigns supreme. Another year has gone Page 93 Regret? Satisfaction? Let's make I949 a bigger and better year! New Year's Eve! JANUARY -A happy and prosper- ous New Year! -The first time in the gym in '49! Like many first nighters, we an- ticipated a hit . Al- ways willing to oblige the Zephyrs, despite holiday celebrations, kept steady under the hoop to score a win over Lourdes. Review- er's comment, The Zephyrs had a packed house with easy pick- ings! The fledglings clip- ped St. Pat's C.Y.O. in a preliminary 33-28. Congratulations! 5--Scene: The dead of night. A ghastly night- mare is being experi- enced by students . . . so unlike an alarm clock. What did l eat to deserve this! Worse yet . . . it is the alarm clock! Braced by a small breakfast, students Page 94 With sincere good wishes for a successful luiure Walter Bros. Crem Pilsener Beer Menasha, Wisconsin IT'S IN THE BREWING The Sherwin-Williams Point Co. 302 East College Avenue Appleton, Wis. COMPLIMENTS OF CARL H. BAUERS LAKE PLUMBING a HEATING co. 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Whiting Paper Company Manufacturers of TUB SIZED MACHINE AND LCE1' DRIED BONDS - LEDGERS - WRITINGS - OFFSET SPECIALTIES AND SPECIAL EINISI-IES Menasha, Wisconsin Qocmrs' BR mn CLOTHNG INTER WOVEN HOSIERY BIALLORY HATS 1- AULTLESS YO-BELT PAJAMAS CURT SMITH MEN S WEAR 165 Main Street Phone 2-1601 1 .0 L 0 ARROW SHIRTS - CATALINA AND J ERSILD SWEATERS 0 1 L I Menasha Wooden Ware Corporation Manufacturers of Pa1ls Tubs Barrels Kits and Kegs luvemle Furmture Handle Spec1a1t1es Corrugated and F1bre Boxes SCHALLER FURNITURE C0 PERIOD FURNITURE 132 West Wxsconsm Avenue Neenah WISCONSIN GOOD LUCK SENIORSV P J PECHMAN sTUD1os APPLETON KAU KAU NA shuffled to s c h o o l humming the favorite So Tired Vacation is over Feast of the Three Kings' A star in the East' But we go on with our school work The Holy Name Men made a spiritual offer ing for Right Reverend Monsignor Hummel and presented it to him at the banquet given in his honor O The Milwaukee Sen t nel photographer and reporter covered our school today tor the High Schools Parade feature of their Sunday Paper Two charming Sisters ot Nazaretth spoke to Senior boys and girls about nursing as a pro tession Fellas you too can be Florence Night ingales Although many were interested the tact that the school is in Chicago discour- aged many. Fond du Lac, here we come! 13-Mr. Mueller fthe pho- tographerl took more pictures. Juniors en- tertained at the Pep Meeting with the not- ed Sportsmen Quartet. 13-P.M. A sell-out. Stand- ing room only! The crowd was there' our team was there but Central was home playing their Friday night game of you name it' Because of a misunderstan din g Central didnt show p But the crowd didn t clamor for their money back when such players as Farnum Johnson and forme Coach Trish and alumni such as Putsy Mottl and Don Gries bach took the floor and gave the young ones a run for their 46 34 win Ho Hum Another Win With neither team playing good ball Zephyrs laid enough eggs in their basket RAISLER S HOME EQUIPMENT STORE Refngerators 'WMA RGCIIOS Rqnggg Q Washing Machlnes lglol-Q -1 FRIGIDAIRE li Q Hot Water Heat lroners Home Freezers NEENAH WISCONSN Appliances 14 Success to the Graduates HEDBERG DRUG STORE Comphments of --A t t e r counting the votes the Sophomore skeleton was named Mort . The football team was entertained by Father Becker at the All Star game In Oshkosh O yes exams' What tortures' What herovc martyrs at the hands of a determined fac uty' Exams ended A hap py day for so many of us Pent up nerves let loose at the semes 1-u I X THE CLOTHES SHOP ll ZZ 8 Twm Cltxes Flnest Store for Young Men 9 IG' AQHA s14eAe! INTERIOR JDECORATOR . . not nsr course Avenue uneven wasconsm Page 96 to place St Mary at the head of the Fox Valley Catholrc league defeatrng Central 40 Whale the typscal stu dent was crammun r t semesters exam the team lack mg moral support butter tlngered a 50 39 score at Klmberly Thenr passung was sure and accurate when they couldnt move the ball nn for any set p plays they stood tar out and found the net from almost any angle They couldnt mass' Tern Off, ter dance wuth orches tra and alll Your rov :ng reporter caught r s c o m m e n Where s the crder? Free day to rest the mrnd and the feet The freezmg ram caus ed more anxlety than the game at St Nazr anz The semlnarsans sparked a hard 52 to our 55 then came the rude home The cars skrdded and In the dense fog were CHICK REMICIR TRANSFER LINE AND STORAGE co INC BASEM ENT EXCAVATI NG Dirt Fulllng Arr Compressor Dump Trucks 0 Gravel MENASHA WIS 1 . I9 u H H l . 20- . - Q , - A if !! l all Y: F, ram Q ff! up l Z . .. 1 . ' .6 0' n e ' ' ' th' t, . 11 1 - 'Il ' ' 21- ' . In - . u , l 36. ' ' ' 18- ' ' - .g g fo he ' 1 1 n u a . u Z -I IIAHNIS BOWLING ALLEYS G lvl HAHN Prop 618 West Wlsconsnn Ave Phone 3 I929 APPLETON WISCONSIN Comphments of the MENASHA RECORD Comphments of EDGEWATER PAPER COMPANY rldung the shoulder more than the roa If ever Heaven was stormed by St Mary s boys It was on the twenty thlrd It talnly wasnt a nnght for a hayrlde' Exchange w I t h me? Underclassmen recenv ed their pictures Wal lets take on that new ook only a delnghtful en Inghtenung t Ik Nursung at Mercy Hos pntal by the Mercy Nuns Start on the pn gy bank agam Chorus ns to go to the Conven toon In Green Bay Aprnl 29 30 and May Great blg julcy worms Complrnents of VALLEY DISTRIBUTING CO Complete Lme of INSTITUTIONAL PACK FOODS Appleton WISCOIISIII Compllments of Irvln Hablewntz and MINT BAR Menashcx slnppery oops' cut too tar Room 302 dns sected the Anneluda Phylum of the animal kingdom Thats a worm to you Freshne A hushed gym heard as Mass Emma Jane Randalle solo drama tlst gave a superb In terpretatlon of Max weIIAndersons Mary of Scotland We want more' Report cards O what a tale they tell' Page 97 rl I ,L -I H I I T I II ' ' . - - ' lib , T I II ' d. . . I - ' . cer- 24- ' ' . I . I 26-This time' for girls - - ' -U ' a I on 27- . H. 1. ' ' 28 . . . . 29- I 31- I . Johnny Suess 4 5? YF' HOLY NAME SOCIETY bt Mary Par1sh M e n a s h a YANKEE PAPER AND SPECIALTY Gamplmmnfif of FEBRUARY One shot rnght through the hoop would have netted an even up game here at home wuth the Cadets of St John s but the last minutes were spent feudm for the ball lt ended 30 31 So qunet on the second floor' Sister Mary George and delegatlon are at lvlulwaukee at tendlng the Catholnc Ac t 1 o n Conventaon Louus Budenz Carol Jackson and Mass Houselander are sched uled to speak to the enthuslastlc Sodalusts from all over the Mud dle West At Lnttle Chute the Zephyrs decusloned St John five with an eleven point margin After the Cadet fracas It was lake a soothnng balm to the fans and nee I add Coach LeRoys bruused pnde Score 56 47 I hope some day l can be a real solduer of the U S A Amby Magalska lllesiern ENGRAVING CCMPANY Menasha Wxsconsm Meyer Rug and Drapery Shop We Speclahze m Furmshmqs for the Home Rugs 0 Carpets - Lmoleum - Curtalns - Drapes Venetlan Blmds - Beddmq ' Lmen - Dress Goods We carry a complete range of the most popular fabrlcs and styles Page 98 -A fresh courage sparked the new school, Mary Heart. who made their debut in Fox Valley play here at St. lVlary's. but they wilted under the closely-knitted de- fense play of the Zephyrs, who spent the afternoon scoring a pleasant 57-32. Any- way, a welcome to the Valley play, Mary Heart' Tag Day Sugn mme? Dad you all see the snaps beung passed around? Ah Valen tunes days' er sonally my heart be longs to Daddy A wuld and wooly day rn Soclal Sclence class w h e r e the electric chanr vs Irfe lmprlson ment was dlscussed The debate Resolved That capltal punish mert be abollshed comcnded w n t h t h e sensors study of delun quents Who won? Ask Jurn Vogel He was the hero' Farr ns foul and foul IS aur Sensors began the study of Macbeth Leave ut to Shnrlety she surely dnd at up right The Gardeners arrived to fund the gym fnlled wnth a bug under classrnan turnout and cute lads and Iassnes decoratnng the walls Thanks to the Sodalnty' Dolores Vander Hey den and Barbara But rem went to Mxlwau tnve scholarshrp exam at Cardmnal Strltch Col ege A sport sampler crowd watched the Zephyrs turn the heat on early and keep the ture fed as It ran Cannpuon rag ged wnth a never let up attack Arnazlng fans coach and m a y b e X Visit Your HOME DAIRY ICE CREAM - MALTED MII.KS, Etc. Located on Super Hwy. 41 Between Neenah and Appleton Grove Clothing MENS AND LADIES READY TO WEAR ATLAS TAG COMPANY NEENAH WISCONSIN Manufacturers of Tags Labels Sz Decal Transfers CENTRAL PAPER CC Manufacturers of Gumrned Paper Tape MENASHA QQ 4 Z lllnl rv Z Page 99 C- . . D , , ' ' .... p - . I -I ' - J I I . , . - I f ' . . . ' - ' I . I - - kee to take a competi- ggi . . 5 ,N I ' A A , f 'E , K2 ,, -ull Q X K d f4f',- T . 1 U - 5 ME!-XDOWVIEW DAIRY Nature's Best Food at lts Best SPECIALISTS IN MILK AND DAIRY PRODUCTS SINCE 1921 All Products Protected with Aluma-Seal Sanitary Closures Your lnspectson lnvuted For Better Mulk Dual 2 6511 WETTEN GEL TAVERN 535 West College Avenue APPLETON WIS VAN ROOY PRINTING CO APPLETQN WISCONSIN Schraqe Sheet Metal Co Sensor gurls are homeward bound we re ln nt' A charmnng speaker Mass Helen Fay of Boston dellghted all WI her Tups or Teen Agers Books do unlock magvc case ments 25 27 Tournaments tour naments all over the place' We got out the Sunday manners agavn as St Mary played host to the Freshman teams of enght schools The furst Freshman tournament un our hns tory True to Zephyr fashnon the yearlmgs FURNACES AIR CONDITIONING OIL BURNERS STOKERS took the trophy ln a neat wan over St Peters Oshkosh Hoorrayl' lt was the game of 414 Thxrd Street Meflashd W15 themselves they didn t even mass the black flaps Aced by Ace Schrage who suzzled In 28 pounts Campson bowed and left burd ened 46 pounts to our Jerry Ruese won the Wetstmghouse medal and a try for fnve dnf ferent scholarshups Reverend Father Beck er gave everyone much to thunk about after Page 100 the convocation Lets come up to expecta tions Tournament drawungs were made at De Pere oh most naturally the Fox Valley Cath ollc league the wmner takmg the conference trophy and a bye n the tournament play Cruclal IS the word to describe the St Mary Central tnff at Green Bay Runners up for GOOD LUCK SEN IORS THF WINNEBAGO SPORTING GOODS CO NEENAH WISCONSIN I ? 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F' . .- I the past two years Central fought to 46 35 wnn and the cham pnons crown We yust dldn t cllck right Bert was hurt and ns out of tourney play Renard has gone to press We Sen lors now r our Iaurels MARCH Mardi Gras In Me nasha as Father Becker submvts to the ganty of the day and the dns mussal bell rmgs at 2 O5 Shrove Tues a and unto dust thou shalt return Penances fortnfy our human fraulty so that Cyrenelans and help Sensor gurls-just posmg carry the cross Ash Wednesday' Resolu tuons7 Hope we haw the determlnatnon to keep them COMPLI MENTS OF APPLETON STATE BANK APPLETON WIS Member Federal Deposnt Insurance Corporatlon The Fox Rlver Valley Kmttmq Co MANUFACTURERS OF HOSIERY LUMBERMENS SOCKS MITTENS ETC APPLETON WISCONSIN ' 7' WW ff ffllfllfffflfffdfff W! 1 m lHTERIURS af IW W m, WWW 130 W Wisconsm Ave Neencxh Wis Compliments of HOFFMASTER S A general mvgratnon to De Pere for tourna ent play as we enter wlth Marquette Hugh nn an elummatuon con Phone 3 9839 Noveltues Prokash Tea Room and Restaurant Featuring STEAKS CI-IOPS SEA FOODS I I4 E College Avenue APPLETON, WIS test at 7 OO pm For three quarters the Zephyrs played the Le Roy game leadung the Junuor Hnlltoppers The last quarter Marquette came up to a 2 point lead and ln the last mmute and a half worked It up to a 41 35 defeat for Needless to say th tourney went on with out us Grade school tourna ment opens here nn our Page 'Ol ' I - ' I - .- ' L , - est Ol l - Q 1 I . . , I I - 1 I I ' d y. J Q - - . . . H . I V Fr I II I,IgIIIII,fIf,l'IflI If vfI'!14-'I uf If I, I I, -4- I 1 ff I I I fr- wwe OO ma GCOITIG - Y' I - Y M falvlllyfl 0, SI j f f , ' ' x I as lla I ,flllr .. . lu 1.- .JL - --.. .fs n I 0 ':' i o K ' 1 -l - 7 , u-lr ' ' . 3- ' ' : . . US. , 9 D . . . . ' ' BESTLBR BAKERY J A BESTLER Prop 2l6 E Wusconsln Ave Appleton Was Compliments N1 ENA SIIA TVOODENTVARE 7'-Hgzwnge 0 Gormcrly Peitlbonc Peabody Co D APPLETON WIS XEININCER BEER DEPCDT Beer Wane Lnquor SodaWater Candy Potato Chrps Pretzels Cigarettes 2l6 Ahnarp Street Phone 2 446l MENASHA WIS ml M ENA SHA RECREA TION CENTI:R Bowlrng Alleys v Cocktarl Lounge f Fountarn Snack Bar Telephone 2 9891 ' l Mann Street MENASHA WISCONSIN Page l O2 9 m The u n I Zephyrs had cooped the sectlonal trophy at Two Ruvers earlner rn the month Here s hop nn Class pl ay tryouts Asked who got rn Slster Clementua spoke the famous Well l aunt saylng that you dld and l aunt saylng that you didnt See the class play for the rnterpretatron ot those words lt was a sleepy audi ence that exclalmed over the excellent per lvlunchow as Hamlet rn the Lawrence Col lege Players produc tnon of the same name The students w e r e captlvated by the Mel ancholy Dane desprte Robert Kessler as unterest ed an the Old Clothes druve 85' h i 'Of I - . . , . -g- 8- -- . . . . . - ' . . , . D A II . 1 . l . . , . I - 1 11 of T W 9- '- J gr ' formance ot William I I 0 V I Q O c l . 11 I I ' ' Wai P 4 A ' 1 D I 'Y the fact that the play lasted three and one half hours The p ay s the thnng The IOth anniversary of Pope Plus XII s cor natlon Ten years as the Pope of Peace Mary Mary quute con trary How does your gard en grow? Wnth seeds and screen an They re tomato plants all In a row Chemastry experiment In Room 307 Beware the ldes of March' lts class agaunst class and f FI e n d against fruend as fmalusts en Anthony Guckenberger seems pleased wuth the project Old Clothes Druve AVE? IXICDER IIDIRY LEAN EIRS 633 W Wusconsln Ave APPLETON Telephone 3 7446 xv CONGRATULATIONS 4,5 CLASS OF 1947 Lt A I-I Schmltt Post 262 CATHOLIC WAR VETERANS INC Me-nasha Neenah VAN DYKE CAMERA SHOP 236 Mann Street Menasha XNISCOWSID Dlstmctnve cshuons ZUELKE BLDG APPLETO N WIS IOE'S SPORT SI-IOP 56 Mann Street v Oshkosh,Wns Page I O3 ll I I- MPM l2- ' 141- V ' - - L . A V Y' . ' .u 1 I ' g ' ,Jag I And Chemicals feeding I 15- ' T wh ' . ' . I . . . . y . . 9 ter the last lap of the nrst e n contestheld at St Mary T h e winners and spellmg champs were Jerome Ruese 49 Luculle Koerner 50 Mary Hackstock 5l Mary Ann Rlese 52 J a n e t Vander Heyden 52 and Janice Wettstem 52 Con gratulatuons' Such a luxury oo seldom experuenced free day to cele brate Father Beckers Nameday Its a grand and glornous teelmg' Patronal feast of our loved pruncnpal Rev Joseph A Becker Many happy returns of Deadlune for orders of nnvutatuons and calling cards tor the sensors End of the thlrd quar ter Average are con sldered for the Natlon al Honor Society Measurements are taken for caps and gowns How taII?P? How widen? APRIL Another celebration ID Rome Pope Plus XII IS a pruest for 50 years Ad multos annos' 8 Splrutual In ro spectuon durlng the three day retreat with Father Thomas Peeters a n d Father Kennetth Rogers act mg as retreat masters Blessed days' IOOCM success' Well never forget the days We hope you wull con e back to us agaun A member of the Osh kosh State Teachers College addressed the sensors Keep hum an mlnd for the annual Vocation Week pro gram Page 104 FOR THE FINEST QUALITY AND SERVICE IN COMMERCIAL AND PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHY DIAL 3 8383 RUECKL STUDIO Your Product un Three Dnmenslon Color 206 W COLLEGE AVE APPLETON WIS THE OWL S CLUB J Steldl J Weber Ken Weber Bob Mauel Stan Penkala Dan Muller L Mottel Bob Klum Ralph Sell James LeComte Jack Kronschnabel St Mary Hugh School GEORGE S LIQUOR STORE RAYMOND BORENZ Prop 5l0 N Commercial St Neenah Wls COMPLIMENTS HEWITT MACHINE SHOP Compluments of TWIN CITY CLEANERS I I0 N Church St NEENAH Telephone 2 8811 wALsH s REXALL HEINZ Fon WINES DRUG STORE MENASHA LIQUOR STORE Appleton WIS 180 MAIN STREET f' s-p- -I-I-i- -g ' ' - . ll . - V T - .. . I' Q , . . - - . . the day. , ' . - - T - . , . . of 6 7, - t - - I ,l ' I I N N ow TRI CITY MOTORS, INC. DE SOTO PLYMOUTH INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS Sales and Serv1ce Neenah Menasha Appleton I7-Happy Easter to all! Solo and ensemble players go to New London ah, yes more medals' We have Walfed a long t1me for 1t the Band Concert f1rst one th1s year It was the best ever' Congratula t1ons' COIVIPI-IIVIENTS 29 30 St Mary shows up NEENAH MILK PRODUCTS HOLY NAME ST MARY CENTER MOTOR SALES Karser 81 Frazer Sales and Servlce H L Mader J C R1chards II Center Street Menasha Telephone 2 8820 MENASHA SPORT SHOP HEADQUARTERS EoR WILSON ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT Comp'ete L1ne of Sportswear Guns F1sh1ng Tackle Golf Everythmg for the Sportsman l4I MAIN STREET DIAL 2 633I G A LEMKE Compl1ments of CHOICE MEATS AND GROCERIES LAMERS SERVICE I22ON Morrnson Appleton STATION agam at Green Bay for the choral tournament Smg w1th smlles chor1sters MAY Our Laclys month O u r mus1c1ans a r e agaun on the go Off to New London for the band tournament St Mary was on parade Mat1nee of the I949 class play The l1ttIe k1dd1es l1ved wlth Ann Shlrley and enjoyed her ch1ld1sh pranks Performance was gIV en for the Snsters of the surroundmg com rnLJn1ty I6 CFIIICS and mamas and papas accIa1med Ann of Green Gables was the best perform ance AFIISTIC sk1lI and pl nty of ECTION' A beauty' Makeup new' And those cov ers' The Renard as d1f ferent and I quote stu dents SHARP Roses Ga rden1as Baby Mums sweet perfumes and dress SIUIS as the Jun1or c I a s s presents the I949 Prom F1nal Exams for Sen1ors' Ascensuon of Our Lord' Another free day' Long years and now the cuIm1nat1on Graduat1on Good bye St Maryl' e Imger then fare well Page IOS 24- ' o 0 ' ', of . . . . -ye T E ' ' 1- ' . 7- .. l ' I 13- ' I4- '- 15- - ' ' ' ' - ' f I7- . 2O- , ' . I . . ' 23-' h A.. 26 ' . a Q S . .- . Jack Comerford 50 James Huelsbeck 50 Wesley Schmntzer 50 Farrell Braun Sl Bull Otto 51 Page 106 Meyer S Boolerle Excluswe Footwear Tel 2 669l Neenah l-leartl s lewelers Smce l879 Neenah Comphments of Thomas Mullen Stud1o 25 yeosep ece nfheatof c eat g the fnest n floral fosh ons We a e p oud oft Why not let s se ve you the way that pleases thousands of othe s The Floral Center Greenhouses Phone 2 7731 Menasha Wls R Butrem Realtor Fo The Best G e Me The Test Insurance Real Estate Financing Menasha Wls eadea PANTOPIUM 1 CLEANERS TAILORS MENS WEAR P-1 Complunents of Gear Dany Co Neenah Menasha Wls Phone 2 l5l3 Iohn He1nzk11l Soap Works Appleton Wls Soap Makers for 52 Years Comphments of C D A Menasha Wsconsm Po t o ts of Characte Mascul ne Photograph Dstnctve an E ey Detal oel s Portralt Studxo 2l7 College A e Appleto Ws Dual 3 2737 l l - 1 s . D L'-' r x eri n i r r in i i i . . r r i . Ll r in 1 r . . - y l . . , . . ,, r iv H . . , , Dial 2-l87l 345 Winnebago Ave. 1 1 . I - - - I I - ' , r r i r i - i i i ' v r i U J , . . l - I - . ' v . n, n u Z 1 , I I ' 1 I ' I MARTIN S CAF E On the Island 322 Com St Neenah IS Wm G Keller O D L H Keller O D Drs Keller 6: Keller OPTOMETRISTS l2l W College Ave Appleton WK. SCI-IWARZBAUER MARKET AND DAIRY FARMS Meats Sausages GTOCGFIGS and Dalry Products Corner Appleton 61 Second Sts COMPLIMENTS REIIVIER Sc MAROLD Appleton Compliments of Bob the Barber 301 N Commerclal Street Neenah Wzs We greatly apprecxate the hne busmess we ve had from St Marys students F E R R O N S Everythmg to Wear from Head to Toe 417 W College Ave Appleton SUELF LOWS TRAVEL GOODS 303 W College Ave Appleton W1s TRUNKS LUGGAGES ZIPPER NOTE BOOKS and LEATHER GOODS Neenah Menasha Broadcashng Co Owners and Operators of Stations WNAM 8: WNAM PM 1280 KC 98 5 Megs. Wmnebagoland s Most Powerful Stat1ons Comphments of Rosenow Paper and Supply Co Menasha Wisconsm i Jack Schwaller Sl Ray Zemmger 5l Suzanne Burlmg 52 Marlene Fnsch 52 Jacquelune Geuger 52 Page l07 I I 0 l I . . , i . ,fly O - I Phones 142.143 ' ' f of . . . I - Er O aa ' .1 i , ' Y I, ' ,Y N Carroll Sz Carroll Realtors 121 N. Appleton St. Appleton, Wisconsin Craig Cleaners Odorless Cleaning Pressingrf Dyeing CASH Sz CARRY We Call For and Deliver l6l Main St. Menasha Near Valley Theatre Compliments of Bliss Refrigeration Company Menasha Wisconsin Bohl St Maeser 213 N. Appleton Street Appleton, Wisconsin Quality Shoes tor the Entire Family Compliments of VALLEY FUNERAL HOME 2lO W. Washington Street Appleton, Wisconsin Dial 3-5435 Bungalow Lunch E. Peterson, Prop. 113 S. Superior St. Appleton, Wis. Our Chef Is One Of Wisconsin's Finest Experts. Tony Cfricsbach F ox Valley Theater The Place To Go Menasha, Wisconsin Compliments of TESCI-l'S Home Made Candies l-lidcle's Pharmacy The Rexall Store l96 Main St. Menasha, Wis. PRESCRIPTION SERVICE AND SICK ROOM SUPPLIES Dial 2-9611 Page lO8 Compliments of Charles G-arnbsky Construction Co. Menasha, Wis. Right Rev. Monsignor addressing the Graduates of l948 and their rela- tives and friends in St. Mary Gym. Frank Muehlenbein ROBERT TUPPERS St. Joseph High School, Michigan Class Officer 2, 35 Prefect of the Sodality 4, Sodality l, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, Football l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 3. Bob Tupper hails from Escanaba, Michigan. His second semester of the Senior year, he worked out here at St. Mary's. In football he played on the varsity team of St. Joseph high as left end. The record of the team was four wins and four losses . Here's to you, Bob. Class Color: Purple and Gold. Compliments of Your Menasha FRIGIDAIRE DEALER Compliments of UNIVIUTI-I DRUG TWIN CITY ELECTRIC co. STORE MENASHA APPLETON l2l Main St. Phone 2-5242 PAUL I. BACH St. Francis Religious Goods Sz Catholic DRY GOODS Book Store READY-TO-WEAR 198 Main Sf, 128 S. Walnut St. Menashdl Wis. Appleton, Wisconsin Mel Herman BLACK EAGLE SERVICE Dealer in Crosby Cars and Housetrailers Phone 2-4353 B1ohm's Hardware Hardware - Paints - Toys Sporting Goods - Glassware Houseware and Pottery Phone 2-871 l MORTONS DRUGS A FRIEND I ohn's Food Mart Frozen Foods Agency for Iones Dairy Farm Sausage, Bacon, Lard and Spareribs in Season Neenah. Wis. I. R. ZICKLER QUALITY silos STORE Also Electric Shoe Repairing i Phone 3-7887 126 s. Walnut st, Appleton, Wis. Page IO9 COIIIDIIUWPIIIS ol JOHNSON S sHoE IQEBUILDERS Menasha W1scons1n M I Robertson Prop SACRED HEART MISSION CLUB Menasha WISCONSIN Comphrnents of MUENCI-I S RECREATION Comphments of Appleton Sheboygan Bus Company ECKRICI-I S SERVICE Greasmq Battermes Tlre Work Where Old Frlends Meet Phone 2 9707 Menasha lohnson s Auto Servlce Auqxe 81 AI OFFICIAL TIRE INSPECTION STATION P ck up and Dell ery Ser ce MOTOR TUNE U Car ureto a d Ele tr IS SINCLAIR PRODUCTS Inslde Grease a d W sh Rack Tlres Batterle Acce sorle Cor Broad and Mxlwaukee St 429 M1Iwaukee St Menasha Tel 2 907I Iwme Foods and DT1UkS Babe Van Camp S Club South Memorlal Dmve Appleton Wlsconsm Compllments of The I-Ieckert Shoe Co QUALITY SHOES FOR TI-IE FAMILY 119 E College Ave Appleton Wls Lux Bros Restaurant 208 Maln St Menasha WIS Page IIO At Sea I Football Slutj Boat Scene Tuo vlzaraciers on duh sim' opens Iaflzm Becker and the slnpper of the shzp thc latter an .sallam clothrs Scene I Father Becker Sknpper what s the next port? I want to get the latest news from the Urnted States Sklpper Ilvlaneuvernng helml Were just pullmg unto Alaska Father Becker Ill try t fund out Ahoy there Blub ber come on board' fI'sl1mo appeals zu pmlta lzoodj Sknpper Our famous passenger from Wnsconsm wants to know what the news us from the Unated States fFsI.mw auzdmztally drops F87 J Eskimo Me hear radco man say President Truman cancel campaugn trnp Hum wants to see St Mary s beat Green l A , I . . , . I - ' I i - 'v vi ' ' ' I ' I': r n r, Ira ervlce I , ll , fl L n a s ' - 's--- s 's Q . 5' I . -,. Us - ., I .lib .1 Y 4 1- l I ' I ', f V ' . ' , ..v , I I - ll ' I . Il . , , , I I 1 f Q I I - - ' O a , - , . ' 1. u I us V4 m ' I . 1 ., .. . I ' 0. . .. , . .. , . ' Bay Central. Him rather see that massacre than be Presi- dent! fSki'pper steers boat into open wafer. Eskimo leaves, then rc- furns to pick up forgotten fislzj Scene 2 fSa1ilor appears with big card saying Two Days La,ter .l saying TWO DAYS LAT- EIi .j Sailor Casidei Wish time passed this fast in history class! CExiti Father Becker: Skipper, what's our next stop? I can't wait to get news from the United States. Skipper: Here we are at Pago-Pago. I'll get a native up to give us the dope. fBlacl:-faced native appears singing Bingo Bango Bon- go, I don't want to leave the Congo, etc. j Skipper: Hey, Bamboo, seen any whitemen lately with news from the United States? The Prom '48 Tfelnte gina The Twin Cities Largest Department Store Serving Menasha and Neenah LOEHNINGS LUNCHEQNETTE IFAIRMONTSJ 230 Main Street Lunches and Ice Cream Pitz 81 Treiber THE RELIABLE IEWELERS KRAUSES STQRE FUR MEN suns, o'co1-rrs o and FURNISHINGS 224 W' College Ave' 123 W. Wisconsin Ave. Appleton, Wis. NEENAH E. F. WIECKERT QU1EfkQK??OD TOE QUELLA, Proprietor I874 - I949 NEENAH, WIS. ' We have served you for 329 N. Appleton Street 75 years. Appleton Phone 4-4IOI Compliments of ROSELAWN DAIRY Route No. 2 Menasha Wisconsin Compliments ot Lake Park Tavern ALEX N. SCHMALZ, Prop. Native: Them two men we had for Sunday dinner say Chicago burned down again, but no- body hurtp everyone in town had left for Menasha to see St. Mary's beat Green Bay Central. Ughl Ughl fNatz'z'e loaves, rzlbb-ing fum- my and licking Ii'ps.j Third Crcler ot St. Francis St. Francis Xavier Fraternity St. IvIary's Church Menasha Poe Ill Mother how do you luke my wedding dress? Darlmg rt s lust too beau tafu Scene 3 fsazlor rlppfm s mth Wm tearing 1101 R DAYS I 1 E R Sanlor Ito audnencel Better get your Christmas shoppung done now at this rate' lExltl Father Becker See that lute raft sknpDer7 Looks as If someone IS on nt Maybe he has late news from Wisconsin fslnppci helps torn and fa fczcd man aboard .slupj Skipper How long have you been on that Simmons mattress Brother? Got any news from the United States? COMPLIMENTS OF MARTIN I-IUPKA BRETTSCHNEIDER FURNITURE CO Sixty Years of Faithful Servlc Dual 4 2675 Appleton Was WOMEN'S CATHOLIC ORDER OF FORESTEBS Mystical Rose Court No. 559 Saint Mary Parish A11 types of msurance for Women and Juveniles T n C tres Fa o ite Com cs Buz Sawyer Secret Agent d ake the Magic an Blond e Donald Duck M ste Breger Cutues Suzy Q Smith The Dally News Tlm es The Paper wuth the Want Ads Neenah Menasha M1d Town Bowhng Alleys Inc Menasha Wisconsin Vo1ssem Electric SGFVICG Fixtures Electrical Supplles Retricyerators Washers and Slove Phone 2 868l 228 Kaultauna St COMPLIMENTS IOI-INJ WEBER Phone 2 981 I Menasha Sheet Metal Complete An' Conditioning 612 Racine Street Survivor Wel I found a note ln a bottle yesterday that sand All U N offucuals are eav mg for the United States Sknpper For a Washington Confer ence? Survivor Naw' To see St Mary s take Green Bay' KOLOSSO AUTO SERVICE GENERAL AUTO REPAIRING 226 N Dnvlslon Street Appleton Wnsconsrn Page IIZ FOR SPORTING GOODS an TOYS Vusrt SCI-ILAFER S Appleton Kwurwoz alla oler famtj Scene 4 fSa1lor comes Ht utfla Qrqn .sallzng 0010110104 1948 2 Sa: lor tasudel Brother wish I could make tame luke this wuth my gal fruend' wi i' v r' i Manr 'i - 1 . . - I r . , , 9 . . . ' - . ,I . ,, . . ll 'TTT ' , . . . - u , H . . I . - I . 1' I V D - Ill ' C ! w ' .. .' T A I A ' ' I ' 1 , .4 1 f K' v' sr 1,1 J V E. V. Sc ' -- ' . - . O . ' - I .- v.' . . - ' I, 4 '- . I, ' - . . . . . . ,, . .I ' 1 T n ' Q 1 I D ' A. ' f Tzu fl , . . .. . d A 1 If , ' , . ' H . 77 N , . 1, H I . 1 . . - 9 1 .I 1 . , PANKRATZ FUEL 6: ICE CO. All Kinds of Coal and Coke Manufactured Ice, Refrigerators, Stokers and Regulators I45 Kaukauna St. Ph. 2-622I Menasha, Wis. IERRY'S UNION CAB PHONE 2-I SI 5 SAFE COURTEOUS SERVICE ANYWHERE K R U E G E R ' Q Compliments of LJ NEENAH Wisconsin Lubricating Dependable Since I866 61 Cgfpj Hardware Housewares Distributors of Sporting Goods Appliances Paints Shell Petroleum Products IAKE SKALL'S Colonial Wonder Bar A Homelike Place To Eat Appleton, Wisconsin ST. MARY BAND AND CHORUS MOTHERS ALEX'S BAR FINE LUNCHES AND DRINKS I Water Street Menasha Bieritz Music Sales and Service 523 W. Wisconsin Ave. APPLETON, WISCONSIN Skipper: I'm worried about you. Father Beckerg you haven't eaten your breakfast, you can't relax. What's the trouble? Father Becker: . It I just knew the score of that game! It I just knew the score of that game! If I just - Ilooking upl say, look at that plane skywrit- ing. Maybe it's a message from Father Rickert to me. Skipper: Well, if it is -- all he's say- ing is Pepsi-CoIa ! Father Becker: I know he'll get word to me somehow, today. He said he'd reach me wherever I was! Skipper: Hey, look the pIane's drop- ping something - is it a bomb? ls it a ham on rye? No, it can't be, it's Friday! It's a football! Father Becker: Here's the score. St. Mary's 88 - Green Bay Central OO KEskim0. Native and Sur- M'i'or come in singing St. Jlaryfs School S0ng.j Mary Ann Quella Twin City Laundry 6: Dry Cleaners 4l Main Street Menasha Wisconsin Dial 2-6252 Compliments of HOME PLATE BAR Dick Weisgerber, Prop. 422 Sixth Street Menasha, Wis. Page II3 a 9 A RIVERSIDE ' 'Ju 5 P A oREENHousEs ,la-...W-1.,4 ,glib Appleton' Wls' Members Florists Telegraph Featuring Appletons Delivery H l Flowers Wired Anywhere Frnest Entertainment Tel. 3-5669 Store 4-l f I Tom Van Rossum is re- . . h. d f ceiving is awar rom Rev. Joseph A. Becker. May 31, 1948 Menasha Cleaners Reilancl Cleaners COONEN'S Complete Service Cor. Third and Depere Menasha In Appleton IVIENASI-IA Everyone Knows lt's 284 Tayco St. THIEDE GOOD CLOTHES Menasha, Wis. CAcross from Brin Theatre Buildingl The New Hardware llll,,l,ll 807 VV. COLLEGE AVE Appleton, W13., Lctvelle Motor Sales CHRYSLER - PLYMOUTH DIAMOND T TRUCKS Neenah Menasha Compliments of Menasha Furniture Co. Dial 2-952l Compliments of HOPFENSPERGER BROS., INC. IVI E A T S NEENAH WISCONSIN Compl :ments of Gamble Store Dealer MENASHA Central Delxvery Service Corner Badger and Wus Ave o 3 Appleton Wls Serv ng Appleton Neenoh Menosho Knmberly Lnttle Chute Koukouno Etc e Puck Up ond Deliver Moon s lewelry Sz Galt Shop 210 Mam Street The ARTCRAFT PRESS Dlstlnctuve Pruntlng Weddmg Announcements Social Statlonery Commercsal Prmtnng Menasha Wns Peotter s TOWIHQ SSFVICS 24 Hr Local Sz Long D1stance Towmg Smashup Rebullders Phone 3 5l25 Appleton Was Compllments of Young Mary Ann Ruese VALLEY LUMBE12 at L'lY'3.??EdDA3 ffhiuiafe FUEL CO 601 Appleton Street Dual 2 268l Gollner Grocery MEATS GROCERIES FRUITS AND VEGETABLES Phone 2 3356 750 Plank Rd Complaments of Automotlve Supply Company lnc Appleton lvlenasha Waupaca Cllntonvnlle Oshkosh Chnlton somethmg very pleasant Broadway Tavern TONY GOSZ Chlcken Saturday Nlqht F xsh Wednesday Thursday Frxday Beer Wme Lxquor 546 Broad St Tel 2 9843 E STANISLAWSKI GROCERIES AND MEATS Ph 2 l595 604 Appleton St Menasha Wlsconsm 4 pa I -lll6 ' ' W , , . I as as ee- I l I3 Main St. Phone 2-389l ' A 'I' , I a I I Tornow's Frozen Custard Suridces Shokes 8. Molteds Sonowiches - Coke - Root Beer South Memoriol Drive Appleton Brauer's Clothing Featuring Hart Schaffner 84 Marx Clothing Fond du Lac Oshkosh Y Appleton Kobussen Clothing Appleton's Popular Price Clothmq Store lf Your Hoir ls Not Becoming to You You Should Becoming to Us Colonlal Barber Shop APPLETON N BECK 81 SONS Farr s Melody Shop 224 E College Ave Appleton Wisconsin Matt Schmldt and Sons Co Hatters cmd Clothlers Appleton Wxsconsxn DR L D COSTELL Menasha Wisconsin Phon 2 5373 KINNEY SHOES IO4 E College Appleton Compliments of Schultz Brothers FIVE and TEN MENASHA Comphments of SMART SHOP Neencxh Wxs PAAP BROS FIFTH WARD TAVERN LUNCHES AND DRINKS Compliments of Dorn s Boot Shop Frledman Plumhlng Sr Heatlng Supply lnc 5 N R hm App t tll 9 42953 sh IH! BERGGREN BROS SPORT SHOP Everything for the Sportsman N ppl t STEVE KOLASINSKI GROCERY STORE MENASHA ELIAS 81 SHAUGER TRAVEL AGENCY Appleton Wisconsin Van Horn s Servlce Statlon Bicycle Shop and Delicatessen l t General Ofhee Sup Co 214 E App f Comphments of Snlders Restaurant 227 E College Appleton Wmconsm Com phments of PANTTON S VVOMENS APPAREL SHOP Phone 2 2972 NEENAH Mr Joseph Mottl ever ready to give service I 9 I . . 0- C - 'l l I I I .L..Q , . I l5O . ic ond St. le on Open i :OO Phone - ' - 'si-2. 4 4 A , .JLX'VLLllN' s'runE D ' Ili ' Al!- l2l o. A e on Street Compliments ol ' Quality Schoo Supplies ' ' Por able Typew-'iters ' . College Ave. le on ' I Mr Ruchard Coopman our very reliable handy man LU CILE HANDLER EMBROIDERY SHDRRE Q Btt Bt a S et sh s Meyers ewe ry MINOR MOTOR CO Twm Cnty Packard Dealer M t hW T1212 POPPE NOVELTY COMPANY I 000 ?P22i'iI?.'EG APPLETON WISCONSI MC CANN S GROCERY 6th St Menasha WISCONSIN TIMIVIERS DAIRY FRESH MILK FoR ALL THE FAMILY Phone 3 2647 APPLETON WIS Mlke s Tavern So Kunberly Road Easy to hnd hard to leave North Slde Dry Goods 4 2061 124 E W sc e APPLETON Comphments of MUIIS Drug Store Appleton Wls Vlllard s C-1ft 61 Apphance Shop M S D I2 421 MENASHA WISCONSIN PEACOCK BEAUTY SHOP IDA s LOHMAN 115Ma BILL S BAR Atlas Ofhce and School Suppl1es 113 E. Wnsoonmn Ave Neenah Wm LAUX MOTORS APPLETON CHRYSLER - PLYMOUTH Compliments of Comfort Beauty Shop EARL S BAR DR. C. A. MORTELL SIGNS OF QUELLA Dial 4-3404 W. 1. QUINN ENGINEERING SERVICE 347 Smith Street Phone 2-5643 Neenah Kloes Service Station Mobiloil 0 Mobilgas 1218 N. Badger Avenue Dial 3-9714 Appleton, Wis. Auto Sales Co. Dodge - Plymouth Sales and Service Across from the Valley Inn Phone 2-2865 COPPER KETTLE RESTAURANI Famous For Fine Foods Since 1933 531 W. College Ave. Tel. 3-0304 Appleton, Wis. Edward Hatton and Patricia Leisen - just make-believe in the Class play, Every Family has One. Kools Brothers, Inc. Appleton, Wis. lefllcs 51 flrllflr'-2142 ,I 4 . l,.4. .. lxeaciy To Vwlear PATZELS INCORPCRATED TUCI-ISCI-IEREIQS Have Your Shoes Fitted by X-Ray The Perfect Way ACCURATE FOOTFITTERS Success to the Graduates CATHOLIC MEN'S BGWLING LEAGUE Linclsdau Florist Phone 2-3381 604 London St. - Menasha I VETERANS BAR 286 Tayco Street of Veterans of Foreign Wars Nicolet Post 2126 MENASHA-NEENAH Model Bakery S. VAN GORP, Proprietor Where Quality Reiqns Supreme O 202 Main Street Tel. 2-4451 MEYER SEEGER MUSIC CO. EVERYTHING MUSICAL ll6 W. College Ave. Appleton Tel. 3-4919 f Ancly Wittman'i,'l ' Roy Kraemer MANDERF1ELD'S HOME BAKERY If it's good, we have it, If we have it, it's good. 1428 West Melvin St. Phone 2395 Appleton, Wisconsin Chuclacoffs Grocery 'RICHELIEU FOOD PRODUCTS l82 Main Sl. lvleriasha STAHL MARINE SERVICE Flambeau Outboard Motors Schneider and Chetek Boats Boot Accessories - Motors Repoired TAYCO ROAD - MENASHA Diol 2-6893 Compliments Woeckner Iewelry Store II7 No. Commercial St. Neenah, Wis Christoph Lumber Company Home Builders Supplies Success and Best Wishes to the Giqadualinq Class TWIN CITY BOTTLING CO. RICHMOND I-Iaase, Klinke 4 'QQ X222 Qu dl ,-, Jw jfs 1, . . ,jf ., ff ill , , .. VJ, il . I' X ' ll' Cl-X n' 'v U uf- fb, X fm R141 x ' 1 Y ,1 Ai' ' , 4 .1 Y ll 51 wx E , , CLEANERS Sz Rhoades Phone 2-402l CLOTI-HER Neeriah Ben and Ray Iohn Neenah Tom Schuerer Bob Rechner DRIESSEN DAIRY APPLETON, WIS. Phone 3-8363 Hopkins Radio Service Philco Radios, Auto Radios, Blackstone Washers, Philco Refrigerators, Acme Paint, G. E. Lamps, EIec'l. Appliances NO. 3 MAIN ST., MENASHA Griesbach Insurance Complete Service Since, 1920 Also Trailer Homes Greenville Wis BELL NURSERY Glads - Cut Flowers - Bulbs Also Evergreens 7135 MasonSt Phone317I5 Ellenbecker Funeral Parlor and Fumxture Store Appleton W1s Comphments of Avalon Cate B111 Drover BARWICK S GRQCERY 236 Broad St Menasha Wlsconsln DR DELL CURTIS Menasha W1scons1n Phone 2 5071 lI0l' 6' Schultz Bros Co Featunng Sc to S1 O0 Merchandlse Menusha Wls DR R j O KEEFE MENASHA WISCONSIN Dual 2 4711 DR GEORGE LOOMANS Menesha WISI onsm Phone 2 8454 Mark Lowell Lab Techrucran Zuelke Bldg Appleton Wxs Compliments of Relnhardt s Grocery Quahty Prmtinq Co lnc F01 Complele PIlI11l Q Ser lice Mal I Street Neenah V11 Phone 2 6231 Appleton Hardware Appleton Wis Dr Andrew T Schuch D E N T l S T Tel 2 8571 MENASHA 360 Chute St Compl ments of the ROSE SHOP 215 E College Ave Appleton APPLETON WIS CathOl1C Knlght Ins Call or write Joseph T Mader R 4 Appleton Was Tel 3 4215 TOWN GARAGE Nmth and Racme St Menasha Complete Motor Hepcnr Also good used dependable cars for sale Kronberg Market CHOICE MEATS Home Made Sausage 610 W College Ave Appleton Wis Comphrnents Schultz Pa1nt Store Neenah W1scons1n - ' ' - 0 - ll ' ll , . I J ' I i - O l a I ' , ., qw , ' fs ' I . , . , . u , . , . ' ' A ,, , Compliments of .. , , .N X. .. 'r. ,. , 3. . , . i . ., , . . ,, . , , . . - . . . , ' .. , , P G Rlppl Grocery 270 Kaukouno Street MENASHA was Home Fuel or Supply Buuldung lvlateruals and Fuel Neenah Wlsconsun A FRIEND -2 EUGENE WALD JEWELER AND OPTOMETRIST I I5 E College Ave Appleton Gor ons Ice Cream Company Compllments of Weber Kmttlng MIIIS Appleton Wlsconsxn Complnments of the V OGUE HAT SHOP 323 W College Ave Appleton CORRINE S SHOP MONOGRAM GIFT SPECIALTIES AND GREETING CARDS Maan Street Phone 2 7838 MENASHA WIS JOHNSON S SHOE REPAIR Complrments of ACE BAR Compliments of BARNETT S PHARMACY Compllments ot GEORGE E ULMAN Pamtmg Sz Decoratmq 1037 W Lorem St Appleton WIS Grlesbach Insurance Complete Servlce Smce l920 Also Trasler Homes Greenvllle Was Klmball s Shoe SSIVICG Invxsxble Half Sohng 32 M111 Street Menasha Wns Ben Franklm Store BIGGEST LITTLE STORE IN TOWN APPLETON was Bayers Grocery 735 Mllwaukee Street TEL 2 2072 MENASHA WIS A FRIEND Fmkle Electrlc Sho Norge Home Applnances G E and Stromberg Carlson Radlos APPLETON PH 4 20l 2 AL NITZ RADIO AND ELECTRICAL SERVICI: Servlce for All Applnances Dual 3 8644 Appleton WIS Slgman and Slgman Attorneys-at Law Appleton Wxs Complrments of O K Lumber 6: Fuel Neenah Wusconsm Vande's Bar Norbert VandeVoort Ipropl THE WINNING ESSAY tThe wmnlng essays was wrntten by Jerome Rnese of Route I Kau kauna Jerome wnll be presented wlth the Sentlnel s S25 U S Sav Ings Bond I Everythmg I lake at St Mary s an 250 words? lmpossuble' I scoffed to my amused compomon How can such a space contam the memorles whlch I shall hold forever' How can 250 words de scrube every game every dance every wonderful hour' How can they do gustuce to our wonderful athletrc teams always confer ence champs' To every happy hour I have spent wnth our Band-one of the state s best' At hrs suggestuon I decnded to concentrate on lust one of the many vnrtues of my Alma Mate' Whrch would nt be? The many last :ng frlendshrps contracted IH her halls? More than that the sprrut of fellowshnp fostered by our teachers whnch makes us one bug famnly7 Truly these qualltres are not to be lrghtly passed by And yet other schools sametrmes share them Then It came to me' I luke St Mary s most of all because It as a stltutlons of learning so called provide facrlltnes for every possnble athletrc and socual functuon ye' they neglect the very purpose of thenr exnstence the tramrng of mend and character The wnsdom of our faculty m keeping farst thmgs frrst despate popular op posntnon cannot be overestlmated How well they have succeeded may be gathered from the fact that as a graduate the mere men tnon of the name of my school wnl be enough to open to me the doors of any and every college As to the worth of these qualu tres In Irfe I leave you only the rmmortal argument of Cucero At haec studua adulescentuam alunt senectutem oblectant secundas res ornant Translated at runs But these pursuuts strengthen youth please old age adorn prospenty Page IZI . . . . . . . , , . . 0 . o . - , 1 ' cl ' ' S, . . .1 . ., ' I 1 1 1. A I, - ' , . . . . . 1 In , . , r , , ' . , , . r I 9 1 ' I - . , . . school! Many of our modern in- ' - I . . . 1,1 - I . . . . U . Q I I ' I 1 ' - 1 l - - - . . ,, . . - - 11 1 I - , . - U - - , . . . - , . I I . 9 . . , . . ' V . , ., . ' - . . ' . I I I ' 1 11 - , 11 . , . . , ' 1 - . . ,. , . . - . . - . , I ' . Ad Solicitors Thomas Bartol Richard Ciske Donald Fadner Charles T. Hoffmann Arthur M. Jacobs Wnlham F Keller Edward E Kiefer E Maunce Kools Donald F Klundt Paul Kurkowsku James N LeComte John Le Comte Ambrose A MOQ0lSkl Denms Manderheld John W Mc Kenzne Glenn Moder Ray Pocquette Jerome Ruese Robert D Remha dt Robert Schlpfe Img Eugene R Schmat Ruchard Schrage Frank Stllp Fahrbach Agency Insurance Consultants Phone 2-6l Sl Menasha, Wisconsin Home of Hart Schaffner 8: Marx Clothes BEHNKE'S 129 East College Ave. NORMAN W HALL REALTY CO REALTORS INSURORS Fu e Casualty Automobulelnsurance Homes Bus Property Prop Manag nt l2O E Was Ave Phone4 2072 APPLETON WIS Comphments of W l Durham Lumber CO Compuments of JAEGER DOWLINC COMPANY H F McCarthy AUCTIONEER AUCTION SALES REAL ESTATE 421 W College Ave Tel 4 1447 Comphments of PEOPLE S LOAN Sl FINANCE CO James Vogel Harlan Andrew Wnckeham Ronald H Zenefskn Mary Jane Beckman Ruth E Bell Nancy Buchanan Nancy Ann Bunker R Barbara Butrem Joanne M Connell Page l 22 APPLETON Drucks Plumblng Or Heatlng Co Electruc Stoves Water Heaters Stokers Hell Oll Burners l l l Mann St eet Phone 2 2642 MENASHA WIS 44 4 r C!fu4f 4 4,,,.j,f...,..4.,',kk W fi., vw I' I CONGRATULATIONS TO THE BLOCK S SERVICE CLASS or 1949 STATIQN 2l6 So Commercial St SHOP NEENAH was . .r - P . . . 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C-IEBISCH MARKET Chonce Meats and Home Made Sausage Tel 3 449l 530W College Ave APPLETON WIS Harold Shllmovltz Dealer In Waste Paper North Linwood Avenue APPLETON WIS Complnments of Fox Valley Realty Co Menasha Wns EugeneO Brazeau Broker TASTEE BAKERY 606 W COLLEGE AVE APPLETON WIS CATHOLIC KN IGHTS Branc 6 App eton, WIS The ourclaln lnsurance Agency Above Bank of Menasha ISO Mann St Menasha Wls APPLETON CAMERA SUPPLY IO I 6 North Onelda Street APPLETON WIS VE TIC OCK BAR Carl Daul Propnetor APPLETON WIS MARX JEWELERS Jewelry Slnce l9lO 2I2 East College Avenue APPLETON WIS BIG SHOE STORE APPLETON WISCONSIN Comphments of Moder s SCFVICC Station 4l5 South Memornal Dnve APPLETON WIS LIQUORS Ph 3 6689 We Deliver Complxments of ANDY S CROCERY Complnments of WETTENGEL S TAVERN Barney s Deep Rock SCFVICC Alvm C Barnetzke 503 W College Ave Phone 3 6353 APPLETON WIS BOHLIVIANN S Paint Glass Wallpaper Supplnes IO MAIN -ST NEENAH ,WIS Complnments of Fam1ly Restaurant Tel 2 803l 320 N Commercuol ll A FRIEND Larson 8: Schrelter Furnlture Co Furmture gl Rugs Neenah Complnments of VAN S CANDIES I I I WEST WISCONSIN AVE Eddue 8- Mae Van Ryzm Betty M De Broux Mary Kathenne Duetzen Joan M Drlessen Jo Ann Elsch Bernice C Fields Barbara R Gonnon Joann M Huelsbeck Suzanne M Jape Ruth M Klmker Ruta A Klubo Shirley Kraft Carol Lelsen Bette M Lewis Phylhs Llethen Joyce C Lullyroot Mona L Mc Damel Rosemary O Montonatl Rose Ann Murphy Marllyn O Paschke Janet Peotter Mary Ann Quello Joanne Rechner Gladys Relmer Clarnce R Resch Patncla L Rosenow Audrey M Sauter Dons C Schledermayer Barbara M Schmalz Ednth E Schwarzbauer Joyce Sokel Carolune Stllp Dolores T Vander Hyden Janet Vogel Vavnan H Wulkmson Page I 23 I ' . - ll . 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' ' sf. , , ' ' fm 4 ri 40401600 moz Z I IZ if 7 X Page I 24 BOEI-IM S MARKET 414 Roc ne St Menasho W s uallty Food D A V E S Twm Clty Llquor 219 IV1aIn St Dual 2 6041 MENASHA TEWS BEER DEPOT 106 N Church St Neenah Phone 2 501 1 B U X T O N AUTO SERVICE Gene ol Auto Repalr Neenah 245 MaIn Sf D al 2 4911 Congratulotlons to the Class of 1949 N 81 M Radlo SCFVICC 29 M ll St Menasha Congratulat ons and a successful future to the Class of 1949 BRISKRAF T CORP Mfrs of Toys and WearIng Apparel MENASHA WIS FLY AND CASTING ROD REPAIR Tayco Fly Mfg Co MENASHA WIS Save Your Car Rude the Bus Cut you trovelmg e pense End pa klng wor IBS AvoId traffIc hozards Coach Lmes Inc The best f end s a good book St Mary Hlgh School Llbrary MRS HAMILTON S KITCHEN FINEST BAKERY PRODUCTS 1219 N R chmond St DIal 3 9029 APPLETON WIS Furman Stu 232 lV1aIn Street IVI E N A S H A ohnson s Cleaners 8: Dyers 1244 E WIs Ave Phone 4 2358 APPLETON WISCONSIN Comp! ments of S 3 O 6, So CLARENCE S BARBER SHOP 210 E Ws Ave n Drug Stoe Bldg Call 3 7372 fo Appo tments lUn 0 I Comphments of Helen s Hat Shop Neenah WIs HOWARD E BLOONI Afforney at Law Cornpl ments of WILLIAM PAUL 31 I N Commerc ol St NEENAH WIS HO YEL APPLFTONI App eton V IS Cornphments of MILLER MFG. CO APPLETON, WIS Cor'nplIments ofthe Badger Consolidated Co-Cperative ' I , - , i . - . ' - 'wr . . I5 Q 93 G- I 'w I , . . - r . fy. , - ' ' ' i ' Q If 'I Q - I fl I h e . I I . X 0 fn - ' U X J - ' 3 - ' - ' 5 R50 TOYCOROOGI - Tel. 2,1786 Appleton a. Intercity Mom ri i . , I . - . I . ' - clio J i 9 ICI. ch IJ n - 5 ' V i r . , r in i n, I P .4 I . i . 1 , I. A BARKER'S SERVICE STATION Howard Barker Prop. Dial 2-3863 Cor. 4th 81 DePere . Deep Rock Products Gas Oil Tires Batteries Accessories Lubrication and Mechanical Work sooo LUCK, sermons Milwaukee Sentinel Agency Sentinel Dedicated to Truth Justice and Public Service KennyR Barker IClass 44? Mgr 902 Appleton Rd Dial 2 400I GROCERIES MEATS S T E I D L S ART 568 Milwaukee Street Tel 2 2l5l We Deliver HEID MUSIC CO 305 WEST COLLEGE AVE APPLETON WISCONSIN EVERYTHING MUSICAL CASEY S JUNCTION STORE Groceriets Meats Vegetables Dial 3 I493 I4O0 W Second St APPLETON WIS LeoJ Casey SUESS GROCERY SHURFINE GROCERIES MEATS FRUITS AND VEGETABLES Phone 2 3943 747 Appleton Rd Menasha SUPER ICE CREAM Complete Assortment Ice Cream Sherbets and Ices EmiIA Baerenwold Prop Dia 2 3I8l Res Tel 2 8675 I5l MAIN ST MENASHA WIS JOHN KROGI-I 4l I W College Ave Dial 4 269l APPLETON WIS Paints Varnnsh Waterproofing Brick Building Material Industrlal Products TYPEWRITERS FOR RENT SEE THE Fox Rlver Office Equlpment Co 404 W Wisconsin Ave Dual 3 0093 APPLETON WIS Compliments of WISCONSIN DISTRIBUTING APPLETON WIS MAUTHE S INEENAH FURNITURE C O Dealers for Gibson Refrigerators and Stoves Anne of Green Gables CAST OF CHARACTERS ANNE SHIRLEY an orphan our adorable young heroine Carol Leisen FLORENCE REMSEN superintendent of the Hope ton Orphanage Gladys Ream r MINNIE STEARN an attendant at the orphanage Clarnce Resch MRS ALEXANDER SPENCER who has a dlffecult time talking Janet Peotter MATTH EW CUTHBERT Anne s champion and a km dred spmt John McKenzie MARILLA CUTHBERT his sister who refuses to thaw out Phyllis Liethen MRS RACHEL LYNDE who loves to give advice Ruth Klmker MRS BARRY a wealthy matron Edith Schwarzbauer DIANA BARRY her daughter who becomes Anne s bosom friend Joan Conne I MRS ALLAN the new Mmaster s charming wife Ruth Bell JOSIE PYE in Anne s class at school Rita Klubo MOODY SPURGEON another schoolmate LaVaughne Gehring IRA MILLS a wealthy busaness man Ray Pocquette GILBERT BLYTHE the wealthiest boy in town Paul Zimmer Page I25 ' , Sts I ' I O , . ll II Ik I . if? .. -' 9 ll ll I MFG. CQ. SUPPLY CO., INC. -'------- ' . I - . ' . - ' v ' I' ' I .'. , . ' . CQ. ............. T 1 Schaller s Clover F arm Store 544 Broad Street The inendly new store wxth lots of good easy pcrrkmg space ED ZEININGER TRANSFER LINE Dump Trucks Excavating Fullung Gradung Bulldozung 2 K k D I2 5 MENASI-IA WISCONSIN MEINASHA WOOD SPLIT PULLEY CO Wood Pulleys Hand Trucks Paper Mull Specxaltles IANKOWSKI PAINT STORE Dusfrabufors of Elluott s Pannts Varnnshes Glass Wallpaper and Wmdow Shades M Ph e 2 8521 MENASI-IA WIS To the Graduatmp Class of 49 DORN S HAT SHOP MENASHA HIETPAS DAIRY FARMS APPLETON was Sl-IAMPERS CLOVER FARM QUALITY IVIEATS AND GROCERIES LOEI-INING S Wvsconsm Ave NEENAH WIS E. W Shannon Office Supply Co Office and School Supplnes yp A g M ch e I ce F g E E C ll g 3 3 APPLETON, WIS TWIN CITY SI-IEET METAL Aur Condrhomng Industrual Sheet Metal O H NEENAH Pag I 26 I :fggz zfV 'V. I , I . . . ' U W B 'I I I . . 'Tj' as 36 ou ounc Sf. ' io - 962 , I ,If V ,4 'Z ' 9 I I Q . . . . , . I Monufocturers of l . . . , , I 2l5 oin Sf. ' on - , , I , l Q ., - Compliments of the ' I kW I 9 I 9 . I b A - I T ewriters ' ddin o in s Dupicotors ' Offi urniture Film qU'Pmen' IOI ewitt Street 300 . o e eAve. ' Phone - 828 GOO!! Lucle Tews Baclge hi 'nn 'nd to flze Seniors 1: Paint Store ,'.. nnr r ,IUI-INKE'S JEWELRY STORE Clock and Watch Repairing 618 W. College Avenue APPLETON, WIS. .d . BELLING'S PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY Martin H. Knauer, R. Ph. 204 E. College Ave. ' Dial 3,5551 APPLETON, WIS. Compliments of RALPH S BEER DEPOT Everything tor Children from Infancy to Girls I4 8. Boys IO Gifts and Necessities Tmy Tots Toggery M MENASHA osHKosH Compliments of F W Woolworth c1ndCo Neenah W1s CATHOLIC MEN BOWLING ASSN WINNEBAGO PRINTING Better Work Better Service Phone 2 7579 A B t MENASHA WISCONSIN A FRIEND .4,'L,.1!f-B ff GO' 1 GOAL .- -Q5 If Z 9 I P I I39 oin Street O 1 T 0 0 , I I u I . . - . s I 7I6 rood S reet ' 4 4-fo-' ' , 'JA - 4 . - F I l 'I I l I ' ' . 4ND DON'T ,nor u,vrrL you qos I-B f Q LINE I 1. N I 'N-C X., 372 -ff ia ' - Po e I, , ' - s VI - ,. , -..... 5 4C2-:t5'--- 127,40-'Qin ' fr Q t .5 ,. il' 'N if ' :kv if Q HV 4 , 4, , Qi. fi' 1 ,NX uf 93 x f, Qs-.1 -..i 1 2- X. 1 'i-1 V 11 I. .g :orN,v,,,- ,sxy yor , b 4, xo X brxv, -+ ?'iff52'Z A .,, 1' ' .'v'X': 4. -' F A , . I J 6 t V . A-e 1 , F 3 v. X: . y N, .8 1 -E 'B 1 ,, 5 T , ' Q , Q' 1 a -fi 'j'5j1 -' 'by' ' 'L '. 'fi' nb. MW 4 -' er ' -a if ,v H fy X , , , ,' +M- X f A4 n ' , 3 I ES i ' :' ' I I x ' ' 'X' grffi ff 2' -- ' 5 ffws . if an ff s M i V1 Eye q I. 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