University of Wisconsin La Crosse - La Crosse Yearbook (La Crosse, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1947 volume:

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NN Hn if wA Q ,Z M -Lair , ' Af MN , ,X N 32,l' ' TL!!! 5' f C Qzzcuffy Preszdent Mztchell President Mitchell Repoffts: OPERATION TEACHERS COLLEGE has been successfully executed. On LX-Day September 16 after days of preparation some one thousand students descended on Main Hall en masse. Although they Were welcomed by the natives, for a time shortage of housing and supplies and maintenance cheCkS threatened the success of the operation. Through the tireless efforts Of supply and billet officers, however, this situation is much improved and thfi invaders are novv free to pursue OBJECTIVE EDUCATION Without hindrance. 6 l 1 '71 -Q- in 'Ql- Q- Divisian Heads If 1 Standing: W. Wittich, Physical Educationg E. Walters, Secondary Education. Sitting: W. Laux, Special Division A. Drake, Rural Educationg J. Caldwell, Supervisor of Elementary School: M. Applegate, Rural Educationg J. Rolfe Elementary Division. Training School F acal ty Standing, left to right: M. Frost, L. Steinhoff, Peterson, P. Abel, E. Leamer, A. Breene, H. Skadeland. Seated M. Smith, W. Stevenson, B. Drom, E. Wing. D 7 Physical Educators E 2' lv--I Left to right: A. DeBower, V. Congreve, B. Baird, A. Thomas, E. Wilder. Afx -EL. Left to right: E. Gershon, C. Smith, F. L 'NR ipovetz, F. Gautsch, H. Reuter, 0. Brault, W. Wittich, L. Miller- 8 i 3 A It 4 1 4- -Q- Ah 1. ,qs- Englisn Department Left to right: O. White, E. Knowlton, A. Ahlstrom. E. Wulling, G. Brendemuhl, E. Burk. CNot pictured, H. Dyson.J Social Science s Left to right: A. Allness, M. Graff, W. Laux, M. Chew. 1Not pictured, M. rF1'OXVb1'idgQ.J 9 Speech And Music ff Left to right: R. Frederick, M. Toland, T. Annett, H. Fredricks. Science Department otunuxng. nerr to rurht: T. R ll , M- BUHQIT- 6Not hictured, H. Sciczjdeianiilzbwentzv W' Konrad- T- Rovang, O. Frazee. Sitting: A. N0l'dSf1'0m, M- Cowley 10 .vif?Y' Guidance f ff. , f Left to right: C. Smith, Dean of Men: E. Cartwright, Dean of Womeng L. Green, Registrar: M. Graff, Personnel fNot pictured, R. Carey, Assistant Dean of Men.7 Lz'bm1fz'cms Left to right: Mrs. C. Crail, F. Wing, M. Skaar, H. Skadeland. ll Ojjice Personnel! Left to right: O. Gautsch, L. Dux, B. Pollack, B. Koblitz, M. Otto, A. Larson. Veterans' Administration Left to right: J. Bryce, A. Swanson, G. Sell, J. Marshall, T. Bartl, B. Noelke. Seated: K. Spears. B- Kabat' The Veterans' Administration Guidance Center was established to provide counseling for War II veterans. In accomplishing the above, selected interest, aptitude, ability aI1d.pG1'S01'1a at tests are used. Results of these tests provide the basis for counseling veterans regarding occuphe tional areas and levels which should be considered by the individual in determining his plans for rk future. The La Crosse Center handles the Veterans' Administration counseling and guldance W0 for the La Crosse area which includes th ' e immediate nine C95 surrounding counties. Mr. John L- Bryce, former graduate of La Crosse State Teachers Coll ' ege is Chief of the Center. 12 Jrld litlf PH' lthe york L L- Student Health Service Miss M. McGrath, Dr. E. Sexton. The Student Health Service has, since its organization in 1938, broadened its philosophy and enlarged its functions in keeping with current trends in health concepts. Originally the health service was designed to care for the ill student away from home as well as to determine the health status of the individual student. Today the health service, under the direction of the college nurse and a committee, aims to prevent illness whenever possible, to teach the need for correcting physical defects and to help the student to live within the limits of his capacities. To this end students are given physical examinations, consultation with outside physicians when student health facilities are inadequate for diagnosis or treatment, conference with the student health service physician relative to the correction of physical defects and limitations of academic, work and recreational loads in line with the student's capacities. Provision is made for house calls to the ill student by a physician of his own choosing and for hospitalization. Students in teacher training courses are urged to take an active interest in their own health and in the facilities of the health service, to increase awareness of their responsibilities in the school health program. Maintenance D C. Alleman C. Houska V. Novak G. Stoffer M. Arentson L. Ikert H. Papenfuss L. Tourville B. Hagenbarth J. Johnson H. Scheck ' 13 iliig ,ij 15,1 - 5? 2 N CAT I 5645? luwwwf MMM N ' o Nu . 1 'N u 5 . A i ll lx iddi 4 'm Kgwl-ljlrbip ML 14 ,wk , M E I , U N M MMM , 7 I A ' 1. 1, ,,,.l11 ,J N N '. I ,Q 1. 1- ' Adv- pa - ' .1 I -' ! L I I, 1 f . 1 1,1 ' I '.4 ' ' 1 I 1 I MAIL A W lb I -'.4'J :J A 1 l W Y 1. ww gf Y , , I I I JA - it ,LiL , I ll., L ,Ai ,1.-- ' ' A W ' . 1 ' , I I I ' .,,,,. 1. 1 A J, ' ' I U , ' 4? 4 l X .IAA v XL ChY 7 3953? Class Officers 'N President LE ROY MIELKE Waukesha Secondary Education L. Club 2, 3, 43 Vice Pres. 4: Phi Kappa Epsilon 3, 4: Sec. Ed. Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Pres. 43 Student Council 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4: Football 1 2 3 4' M.I.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 43 Senior Class Eresi Secretary MARY GARVIN Elroy Secondary Education Lambda Sigma Chi 1, 2, 3, 4, Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4, Pres. 4: Racquet 1, 2, 3, Editor 3: Newman Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Student Council 1, 3, 4. Sec. 3: Sec. Ed. Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Sec. 4: Betty'g CO-ECIS 1. 2, 3: Debate 23 Sec. Senior Class: YVh0's YVho 4. Vice President CLARENCE SCHERR Milwaukee Physical Education L. Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Phy. Ed. Club 1, 3, 43 Phi Kappa Epsilon 1, 2, 3, 4: Swimming 1, 2, 3, 43 Track 13 M.I.A.A. 1. 2, 3, 4, Board of Control 45 Vice Pres. Senior Class. Treasurer JOHN ALLEN Green Bay Secondary Education 1PIhi Kappa Epsilon 2, 3, 4: Chaplain. 4 ' .I.A.A. Board of Control s, 4, Pres: 4: Sec. Ed. Club 3, 4: Racquet Staff ii, 4: Annual Sports Ed. 4: Baseball , 2, 3 , Football and Basketball: Treas- urer Senior Class. FP-ED WHUW Secollda Phi Kal pres. 4 Football ml glrathl LOIS Founl 4 Yr. 1 Sigma at Arms ?, 4iPrg1 siaff' 14, Delta 1 3, 49 W Who'S W NORM Rockla Secondar Glee Clu Club 1. I HELEI Onalas 4 Yr. E DON1 Racin Physica Ph . chi 3? 1- 2. 3 4 . 'es 33 '33- FREDERICK ADAMS Wauwatosa Secondary Education Phi Kappa Epsilon 1, 2, 3, 4, Treas. 3, Pres. 43 L. Club 2, 3, 4, Pres. 4: Football 1, 2, 3, 49 Baseball 3: Social Comm. 2, 3: Student Council 2, 3, Pres. 33 Athletic Board 3: Who's Who 4. LOIS ARNESON Fountain City 4 Yr. Elementary Sigma Lambda Sigma 1, 2, 3, 4, Sgt. at Arms 1, Treas. 33 Elem. Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Pres. 33 Girls Chorus 1, 2 3 W.R.A. 1, 23 Student Council 2, 3: Annual Staff 2, 3, 4, Sen. Ed. 3, 4: Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4, Sec. 4: Social Comm. 3, 43 Wesley Club 3, 4, V. Pres. 43 Who's Who 4. NORMAN CAMPBELL Rockland Secondary Education Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Pres. 3: Science Club 1, 2: Sec. Ed. Club 2, 3, 4. HELEN CAPPER Onalaska 4 Yr. Elementary DONALD COOKS Racine Physical Education Phy. Ed. Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Beta Sigma Chi 3, 43 Student Council 43 M.I.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 43 Football 3, Basketball 2, 3. HAROLD ALBERTIN Sheboygan Physical Education Phy- Ed- Club 1, 2. 4, Alpha Delta Theta 1, 2, 3, 4, V. Pres. 3, Pres. 43 L. Club 3, 4: Vets Coop Mgr. 45 Stu. dent Council 3, 4: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 llfI.I.A.A. Treas. 43 Homecoming Chrm. PATRICIA BODETTE Wisconsin Rapids Physical Education Phy. Ed. Club 1, 2, 3, 45 W.R.A. 1, 2, 3, 43 Delta Psi Kappa 4, Alpha Psi Omega 3, 43 Sigma Lambda Sigma 1, 2, 3, 4, Pres. 4, V. Pres. 33 Newman Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Student Council 2, 33 Who's Who 45 Racquet Staff 39 Girls Chorus 1, 2. ALICE CAPAUL Alma Center 2 Yr. Rural ' Country Life Club 1, 25 Sec. 13 Pres. 2, Delegate to West Virginia National Country Life Club 2: Newman Club 1. 2. HELEN CHOPIESKA La Crosse Secondary Education Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4: Alphfit Psi 011161121 3, 43 Black Masque 3, 4: Sigma Lamb' da Sigma 1, 2, 3, 4: String Ensemble 1, 2, 4: Sec. Ed. Club 1. 2, 3. 4: NSW- man Club 1, 2, 3: Publications 1, 2. 3, 4: Betty's Co-Eds 1. 2- LILLIAN DVORAN Milwaukee Physical Education Delta Psi Kappa 3, 4, Sec- 47 Newmmf Club 2, 3, 43 Phy. Ed. Club 2, 3, 4, W.R.A. 2, 3. 4- af 17 ll EVELYN DZIEDZIC Milwaukee Physical Education Cl b 1, 2, 3, 4, Sec.-2: Phy- IEI3jmC1E1Ib 1,u2, 3, 43 Alpha Psi Ome2,'3 3, 45 Silver Masque 1, 2, 3, 4, Pres- 3' Sigrna Lambda Sigma 3, 42 R2-Cflllet Staff 1, 2, 3, 4: Annual 1, 2, 3. 4, Editor 43 Student Council 3, 4: W-R-A: 1, 2, 3, 45 Cheerleader 1, 2. 3, 4, Who's Who 4. MARYELLEN DWYER La Crosse Secondary Education Lambda Sigma Chi 1, 2, 3, 49 SUGC- ,Ed- Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Student Council 2, 3. AGNES FORTNEY Viroqua Secondary Education Sec. Ed. Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Racquet 3, 45 Kappa Delta Pi'3, 4, Historian- Reporter 4: Pi Tau Epsilon 2, 3, 4, Treas. 3, Pres. 4, Student Council 3. ANN GARNEY Milwaukee ' Physical Education 0.1'Ch6SiS 1, 2, 3, 4, Sec. 43 Lambda Sigma Chi 3, 43 Phy. Ed. Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Aquacade Directress 49 W.R.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Racquet 2. DORIS GOLZ Evansville Physical Education Alpha Phi 'Pi 2, 3, 4, Pres. 2, T 3 . Phv- Ed- Club 1, 2, 3, 4, W.R.1ffa1i zf 3. 4: Insurance Pres. 3, 43 Racquet 39 Congregation Club 3, 4, Sec, 4, 18, ELVERN ERICKSON Holmen 3 Yr. Elementary Band 13 Glee Club 1, 2, 3g Librarian 35 Elem. Club 1, 2, 3: Pi Tau Epsilon 1, 2, 3, V. Pres. 3. RITA FINLEY Gays Mills 3 Yr. Elementary Elem. Club 1, 2, 39 Glee Club 1g Pi s Tau Epsilon 2, 3, Newmann Club 1, 2, 3. DOROTHY, FOSTER Phillips Physical Education Orchesis 1, 2, 3, 4, V. Pres. 45 Alpha Phi Pi 2, 3, 4, V. Pres. 4, Pres. 49 Student Council 3, 4: Cheerleader 3, 45 W.R.A. 1, 2, 3, 43 Phy. Ed. Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Betty's Co-Eds 3, Delta Psi Kappa 4: Coop Board 13 Who's Who 4. ROBERT GERLETTI Sparta Secondary Education Band 1, 2, 35 Orchestra 1, 25 Beta Sigma Chi 2, 3, 4, Sec. 3. Tfeas- 35 M.I.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 43 Annual 1, 2, 3? Bus. Mgr. 2, 33 Sec. Ed. Club 2, 3, 4- WILLIAM GREGORICH Sheboygan Physical Education Alpha Delta Theta 1, 2, 3. 4. Sec- fi V. Pres. 4, Newman Club 1, 2' 32 ' Racquet Staff 2. 3, 43 Homecomgni Chrm. 3: L. Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Foot a 1, 2, Mgr. 3, 4, g1LEEi Ongl3Si 4Yf' El' Elem- C4 Wesley Treas, 3. M1311 Minnel Physical Alpha P 2, 3, 4, 2, 3, 4. BETT' Stoddz 2 Yr. R Country BETT La C 4 Yr. Pi Tau 3- 4: I DELu Ban Secon Kap 1, 2? rian nlon :Pi .b 1, Elphia 3, 4: 1, 2, Psi ho 4. Beta ,s. 3: 2, 3, 3, 4. ec. 31 3, 4 1 Dining otball EILEEN HAAG Onalaska 4 Yr. Elementary Elem. Club 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 2, 33 Wesley Club 33 Pi Tau Epsilon 3, 4, Treas. 3. MARIE HANSON Minneapolis Physical Education Alpha Phi Pi 2, 3, 45 Phy. Ed. Club 2, 3, 4g W.R.A. 2, 3, 49 Betty's Co-Eds 2, 3, 4. BETTY HEROLD Stoddard 2 Yr. Rural Country Life Club 1, 2, Racquet 2. BETTY HORN La Crosse 4 Yr. Elementary Pi Tau Epsilon 3, 43 Elem. Club 1, 2, 3, 43 L.S.A. 1, 2. DELORES JANDT Bangor Secondary Education Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4, Sec. Ed. Club 11 2, 3, 4, V. Pres. 4. RUSS-ELL HALFORD Hancock Secondary Education DONALD HERCULES Milwaukee Grad. Secondary ROBERT HILLEGAS La Crosse Secondary Education Sec. Ed. Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Karma Delta Pi 3, 4. ARDELLE JANDT Bangor 3 Yr. Eleemntary Elem. Club 1, 2, 3, Treas. 3: Pi Tau Epsilon 3. MARJORIE JOHN Manitowoc Physical Education Sigma Lambda Sigma 2, 3, 4, Pres- Delta Psi KaDDa 2. 3, 4, Pres- 4- WIRIA, 1, 2, 3, 43 Phy. Ed. Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Social Comm 3: Student Councll 3. 19 JOHN KEN NEY Waukesha Physical Education Physical Education Club 1, 2, 3, 4? President 4: Newman Club 1, 2, 3, 49 M.I.A.A. 1. 2, 3. 4, President M.I.A.A. Board of Control 3: Secretary M-I-f5-A- Board of Control 43 Student Gouncll 42 Glee Club 3: 'L Club 2, 3, 42 Phi Kappa Epsilon 4: Basketball 1: Track Team 1, 2, 3, 4: Captain Track Team 3. BETTY KUEHL Park Falls Physical Education Sigma Lambda Sigma 1, 2, 3, 43 W.R.A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Phy. Ed- Club '1, 2, 3, 4: Racquet 2, 3, 41 PFGS- Sigma Lambda Sigma 4: Historian 3: W.R.A. Board 4: Betty's Co-Eds 1, 2, 3, 42 Director Betty's Co-Eds 3, 4. MAE LARSON La Crosse 4 Yr. Elementary Betty's Co-Eds 1, 2: Alpha Phi Pi 2, 3, 4: Elementary Club 3, 4. RUTH LIERMO Ferryville 3 Yr. Elementary , Elem. Club 1. 2, 3, Pi Tau Epsilon 3, Glee Club 2: L.S.A. 2, 3. BETTY LOWE La Crosse Secondary Education Silver Masque 2, 3 4. Al h P. gmgga 3, 4: Sigma Lambda Sgigina 20 WILLIS KNIGHT La Crosse Secondary Education Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 1, 2 3 4 Orchestra 1, 2: Secondary Ed. Club 1: 2, 3, 4: Lutheran Student Ass'n 3, 42 Science Club 1, 2. INEZ M. LARSON La Crosse 4 Yr. Elementary Pi Tau Epsilon 2, 3, 4, Elem. Club 1, 7 2, 3, 4: Annual Staff 3: L.S.A.. VIVIAN LEWIS Readstown 4 Yr. Elementary' Elem. Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Pi Tau Epsilon 2. 3, 4: Glee Club 33 Secretary Elem. Club 4. BERNARD LOCKARD Tomah 4 Yr. Elementary Elem. Club 4: Glee Club 4. CAROL LUND Racine Physical Education Sigma Lambda Sigma 1, 2, 3- 4? W.R.A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Phy. Ed. Club 1, 21 3, 4: Winter Sports Mgr. 4- LUCY South Phfsifal .ILA- Xlf S2 Phi P1 . Congreg' WILI-fl La Crm PhySlCBl Football AVIS Viroqw 4 Yr. E Alpha I Council 3.4, Who4i EMO Rivei Physic Alpha Phy. Congi-1 3, 4. La 4 Seco I Beta Pres Glee .43 bl, ,4g bl, ilon llem. 4, 2, LUCY MADENWALD South Milwaukee Physical Education W.R.A. 1, 2, 3, 43 Phy. Ed. Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Sec. 23 Student Council 3: Alpha Phi Pi 4: Student Co-op Board 43 Congregational College Club 3, 4. WILLIAM A. MEYER La Crosse Physical Education Football 1. 2, 3, 4. AVIS MORRISON Viroqua 4 Yr. Elementary Alpha Phi Pi 2, 3, 43 Sec. 3: Student Council 49 Treas. 4, Social Committee 3, 4: Wesley Foundation 4: Who's Who 45 Racquet 2, 3: Elem. Club 3, 4. EMOGENE NELSON River Falls Physical Education Alpha Phi Pi 3, 43 Delta Psi Kappa 43 Ph . Ed Club 4 W.R A. Board 4 Y . 3, 3 . 3 gorggregational College Club 43 VV.R.A. OLE OINES- La Crosse Secondary Education Beta Sigma Chi 2, 3. 4: Treas. 3 Pres. 4, Kappa Delta Pi 3. 4: Pres. 4 Glee Club 1, 2, 33 Who's Who 4. ROBERT R. MCCOY La Crosse Secondary Education Sec. Ed. Club 1, 2, 3, 43 T1-eas, 2: Pres. 3: Track Team 1, L Club 2, 3, Alpha Delta Theta 2, 3, 4, HELEN MOE Camp- Douglas Physical Education Phy. Ed. Club 1, 2, 3, 4: W.R.A. 1, 2, 3, 43 Volleyball Director 4: Treas. Phy. Ed. Club 3: Delta Psi Kappa 4: Co-op Board 3. DOROTHY MARIE NEHRING Whitehall 4 Yr. Elementary Elem. Club 3, 43 Pres. 4: Pi Tau Epsilon 3, 45 Glee Club 3, 4, L.S.A. 3, 43 Racquet 4. TIMOTHY J. NUGENT Milwaukee Physical Education Alpha Delta Theta 2, 3. 42 Chaplain 3: Secretary 4: VVho's Who 45 Band 1, 2 3 - Pres, 33 L Club 2. 3, 43 Slzudeht Council 3, 4: Phy- Ed- Club 1 2 3 4: Track 1. 2, 4: Football 4: Vets' Co-op, Ass't Mgr. 4. JOHN PAPPAS La Crosse Secondary Eduaction L Club, Sec. Ed. Club- 21 -J P7 pETEB G' 1 HENRY SEPPANEN New Ligbol Milwaukee Physiral Education Phy. Ed. Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Silver Masque 3. EUNICE STEWART Janesville Physical Education Alpha Phi Pi 3. 4: W.R.A. 1, 2, 3. 4. Fall Mar. 43 Betty's Co-Eds 1, 2, 3: Phy. Ed. Club 1, 2, 3, 4. JUNE TENCKHOFF Pewaukee Physical Education Alpha Phi Pi 3, 4: Racquet Bus. Mgr. 33 Annual, Ass't Mgr. 3: Mgr. of the Annual 4: Betty'S Co-Eds 3, 43 W.R.A. Board gr Phy. Ed. Club 3. V BEVERLY THOMPSON Ettrick 3 Yr. Elementary Elem. Club 1. 2, 3: Pi Tau Epsilon 2, 3: Sec. 3g Glee Club 1, 2, 3. PHYLLIS VOEGELI Monticello Physical Education Lambda Siflma Chi 1, 2, 3, 4 T1-ea 3 fires. 4? Phy. Ed. Club 1, 2 3,541 f'R-,A- 1- 2w 3, 4: Sports Head of Bowling: 4. '22 KATHRYN SPENCER Milwaukee - Physical Education Lambda Sigma Chi 2, 3, 4, V, Pres, 3 Silver Masque 3, 4. Pres. 4g W,R,A 2, 3, 4, Treas. 4: Alpha Psi Omega 4 Phy. Ed. Club 2, 3, 4. CATHERINE SWEENEY Lyndon Station 4 Yr. Elementary Elem. Club 3, 43 Newman Club 3, 4. APHRODITE THANOS- Milwaukee Physical Education Sigma Lambda Sigma 1, 2, 3, 4: Delta Psi Kappa 3, 43 Phy. Ed. Club 1, 2, 3, 4: W.R.A. 1, 2, 3, 49 Student Council 2, 3. RACHEL VAN LOON Onalaska 3 Yr. Elementary Elem. Club 1, 2, 33 Pi Tau Epsilon 2, 3, Sec. 3: Kappa Delta Pi 3. CHARLOTTE VOGELPOHL New Ulm Physical Education VV.R.A. 1, 2. 3, 4: Basketball Head 42 Phy. Ea. Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Treas- 11 L.S.A. 1, 2, 3, 43 Social Comm. 45 Betty's Co-Eds 1, 2, 3, 45 Delta P51 Kappa 4. I t . l 4 Yr. Element EDGAR Pl Beaver D3 PhySiff'l Edu' ULU Club 2. 2' 3, 45 Pl1Y 2, 3' 42 BZ Football C036 JEANNE Walworth Physical Edu W.R.A. 1, 2 3, 4, Sigma Sergeant-at-. 2, 3, 43 Sei porter 4: K Works Mgr 3, 43 Who's ELODA I Viroqua Physical E4 AlDha Phi Psi Kappa Kappa Dell 32 hy. Ei Council 2, JEAN S. Rfiedsbu Secondary Glee Cl 1, gi 2, 3,114 ' 42 An Secondary s.3 ra 4 3, 4. Delta 1, 2, udent ysilon lL 14142 5.15 1. 43 ,Psi R.A. n PETER G. PETERSON New Lisbon 4 Yr. Elementary EDGAR PIEPER Beaver Dam Physical Education L Club 2, 3, 4: Alpha Delta Theta 2, 3, 4: Phy. Ed. Club 3, 4: Football 2, 3, 4: Baseball 2, 3, 4: Student Football Coach 4. J EANNE REEK Walworth Physical Education W.R.A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Phy. Ed. Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Sigma Lambda Sigma 2, 3, 4: Sergeant-at-Arms 2: Delta Psi Kappa 2, 3, 4: Sergeant-at-Arms 2: Foil Re- porter 4: Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4: Co-op Works Mgr. 4: Betty's Co-Eds 1, 2, 3. 4: Who's Who 4. ELODA RUMSEY Viroqua Physical Education Alpha Phi Pi 2, 3, 4. V. Pres. 4: Delta Psi Kappa 2, 3, 4, Sec. 3, V. Pres. 4: Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4. Treas 2: Racquet 3: hy. Ed. Club 2, 3, 4: Student Council 2, 3, 4. JEAN SCHROEDER Reedsburg Secondary Education Glee Club 1, 2, Sec. 2: Pi Tau Epsilon 1- 2, 3, 4, Sec. 3, V. Pres. 4: Racquet 3, 4: Annual 3: Student Council 4: Secondary Ed. Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Sec. 3. PATRICIA PHELPS La Crosse 4 Yr. Elementary Elem. Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Pi Ta E 'l 3' 4? V- Pres- 3: Racquet 4: Xnnijxillolii MARY RAPP Norwalk 2 Yr. Rural Rural Life Club 1, 2: Student Council 1, 2: Newman Club 1, 2. VIRGINIA RETZLAFF Reedsburg Secondary Education Glee Club 1, 2: Pi Tau Epsilon 1, 2, 3, 4: Sec. Ed. Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Student Council 3: Racquet 3. ELAINE SANDMAN Wisconsin Rapids Physical Education Phy. Ed. Club 1, 2, 3, 4: W-R-A.: Sigma Lambda Sigma 1, 2, 3, 4, Treas. 4: Newman Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Student Council 1, 2. PAUL SCHWARTZ South Milwaukee Physical Education B d 1, 2, 3g Gl Club 1. 2: Baskef- bgil 1, 3, 4: Foiiball 1, 2: Baseball 1, 33 M.I.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Alpha Delta Theta 2, 3. 4 : Phy- Ed- Club 1' 2'v3:1'21 Student Council 3, 4, Pres- 47 OS Who 4, l23 BENJAMIN WALTER Mauston Physical Education F f1.11 1. 2, 3, 4, I. Club 2, 3,.4. V?0Pi2es. 4: Phy. Ed. Club 1, 22 SOCIZII Comm. 4. LA VERNE WIERZBA Milwaukee Physical Education Phy. Ed. Club 1. 2. 3. 43 Lambfla Sigma Chi 3. 4. V. Pres. 4: O1'Ch9SlS 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Dir. 3, 45 Cheer- leader 45 VV.I..A. 1, 2. 3, 4- BERNICE WUNROW Beaver Dam Physical Education W.R.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Spring Mgr. 4: Betty's Co-Eds 1, 2, 3, 4, Delta Psi Kappa 43 L.S.A. 1, 2, 3, 49 Phy. Ed. Club 1, 2, 3, 4. VVALLACE ZIMMERMAN Watertown Secondary Education Beta Sigma Chi 2, 3, 4, Treas. 3, V. Pres. 43 M.I.A.A. 1, 2, 3. 4. Pres. 45 Recquet 3: Student Council 3, 4: Foot- ball 2. 3. 4: Sec. Ed. Club 1, 2, 3, 4: L Club 3, 4. GEORGE KUNZELMAN Alma Center 4 Yr. Rural Country Life Club. DOROTHY WHITNEY Milwaukee Physical Education Alpha Phi Pi 2, 3, 4, Treas 3: Silver Masque 2, 3, 4, V. Pres. 43 Phy. Ed Racquet 2, 33 W.R.A. 2, 3, 4. JACK WOECKNER South Milwaukee Physical Education L Club 2, 3, 4, Phi Kappa Epsilon 2, 3, 4, Sec. 33 Phy. Ed. Club 43 Foot- ball 2. 33 Track 2, 3, 43 Swim Trainer 2, 3, 4. BEVERLY YOUNG Bangor 2 Yr. Rural Country Life Club 1, 2. NORMA GRIN DE Melrose 2 Yr. Rural Rural Life 1, 2, Pres. 1. MARGIE RUNNING Westby ' 4 Yr. Elementary Elem. Club. t24 X Club 2, 3, 43 Congregation Club 2, 35 Silver Y- Ed. '2.3g Epsilon 2 Foot- . . .rainer V FRANK L. MARTIN Racine Physical Education Alpha Delta Theta 3, 4: Phy. Ed. Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Swimming Team 2, 3, 4. Seniors Not Pictured E RAY WALLIS SPENCER WELDA Austin, Texas L21 Crosse Physical Education 4 Yr. Elementary Racquet 35 Student Council 3, 43 V. Pres. 3. 25 fl ? 437 4 ! ,f gf I piavw 1 DEN' JW, f ,WLWW 4fdw 1 4 gn 'fail iii g 'x bil! WN xx A N 'X N., I ' lu NN, in W ' J Xxx xx N wwf ww lpw'+mwjJi7k NNN Q44 'iff - ! J L- f ? 2, H cv-Y 615565 'bY'C juniors . . . I L4-ft to right: H. Erickson, G. Jefferies, M. Hayden, V. Janacek, J. Jones, J. Derlin, C. LaFave, J. Leithold 'Z Left to rxghtz E. Ixmght, R. Elston, M. Dolezel, L. Bohwell, S, C1-emer S Crane N Degen 28 juniors . . . w J. Standing, left to right: H. Schallert, G. Thompson, J. 'l'l'101'l lD' Smith: sitting, left to right: D. Stavlo, C. Thomas, M. Thelan 2 E E I Left to right: C. Forbush, R. Hannawell ulwuo, -. ,li 29 BU juniors . . . ll 'lin ' ,ffl ll' 335 22 big Left to right: J. Tomasicyk, M. Siesco, VJ .VVcgne1', V. Vsfaggenor, V. Ziemer, V. Williams, V. Wolf. 'vs-' 4 '- S Left to right: M. Durnford, J. Henry, D. Brunner, C. Peltier, R. Millard, V. Patri, B. Marker, L. Muro, E. Muro, W. Welch. R. Anderson. 30 fu mars . . . UW- Left to fightl D' Bfunflelw V- Patri. K. Hansen, J. Seri, R. Millard, D. Koc W h, D. Brunner, S. Briesemeister. 2,5 f I . .,V,.. ,..,' ,.., A . 'Q Q 'x I. McKenzie, E. Reed, G. Piskula, G. ll k J Rehwinkel J. Osborn. Leftt ht:J.O MP . , M Lo 0 ug NHS, ' O ac Y 1 D. Schmitz, D. Meinert. FQHZ, M. Raebel, J, Rieff, C. Schee, 31 i - -Wa..-..-ij., , . McCulloch, G. Rube juniors . . . Sl 1 4 I I 1 i H . W. 1 Back row, left to right: C. Hapf, E. Tovsen, G. Kruchoski, K. Hansen, M. Kaloshg front row: S. Briesmeister, E. Kane, H. Batchelder, V. Kedzierski, M. Klug, B. Miller. - w ' St B. Pix n F E 5 'A' ir R- 32 . Sophomores . . . Standing, left to right: N. Rolsemeier, L. Rowley, B. Peters, K. Roberts, L. Olson, R. Regnier, C. Rogstad, V. Papenfuss B. Pinski, S. Sanford. Kneeling: H. Rohde, W. Quinn. 'al l 4 2 -1 v eff 1 l . , .- 1 R. Alb , J, A d' 3 second row: E. Andrews, M. Augustin. G. Bellerantig third row: T. Bell R. VgglsstglgwiIlelgtelfsellglgfldlurth row? L. Arrfdesshn, E. Ward: fifth row: L. Bacon, A. Aarstacl. 33 Sophomofes . . . d lft t ' ht M Ness B Nienow T Newcomb A. Hundt, J. Nau, F. Malde, L. Matelskig sitting: J. Stan imlf, 9 0 T13 3 ' ' ' ' ' y G. Forward. Y May, Back row. left to 1-ight: R. Sauer, M. Sauerbrie, A. Scheurle, F. Scheckel, D. Schloemer, K. Shaheen, D- S B. Skogstadg front row: M. Schumaker, A. Showman. . 34 chiessl r Sophomoffes . . . 4 XKI. M. 'if 'C' it QM lf M4335 Li'?k1f7i.' 'W .. .3if5l:lf.fsQS,,,x gg ' 'T ii 1 Y ,si:'fR3. SME E 2 3 Q N 5 Q sf l 1 , . A V -lf' ,. 1- l ,..: L ww as S ,yy Left to right: B. Homer, W. Hitt, K. He-ttig, L. Hoesley, G. Holmer, E. Harder, D. Matiak. HW 1 222 2.. 41 XP' wr Back row, left to right: G. DeMers, NV. Cross, F. Cosford: front row: P. DePetro, XV. Collins, E. Colligon, C. Davis L. Curtis, A. DeMers. l W 9 5 sl f iff- 35 fr,-19.1 r., Q1-.: -,s-:-1 g ' wr. .Ls -:...- -.2--1 e .. Sophomoefes . . . -,,,.,,E,.....-T-f.T?,,,....... .. ,, A, I 1 , . f A. 5 Wx -Vdthfx WY? . F? 5 , V w:'sfx6w5,,,,. Q .fm . 4. h .N fin , ig ' 'f4g,.gm,Qf 'Q M. . QV ,,.4.,. S., .N,.,,A .'.Jf54asLs'9'4fff-.ss ' 'Graaff 1 , .,,:.:, C . ' 'f ' i ,A ,,..:9x4-.w':x es..-V:-wr :QS , , ,,,,,.4,. ,W W -QM.. ,f,., . X X ' QE f . .:.. Q , xi w N , f i me , , 5 Q . 2 ' 5 W Left to right: M. Erickson, H. Ginther, M. Graham, V. Frank, G. Goeser, L. Gutzke. 'Q' 'f 9 ui 4 lolvlut ,ghtxvtc is A H . W ,...,., . . ,A 3 9 O U llbelt On' C' Fling! M- Fmley- bottom, left to 1'1ght: C. Graham, M. Galis, J. Flynn. 36 lk F 4 . L-1' I in .fi- ...- ff ,.. 1 Q,vl Q' G' 9 O- 9 p. 1. Sophomores . . . Left to right: R. Kelsh, M. Kindski, B. Kortendick, I. Kounelis, E. Kunde. On step: M. Gray. Standing, left to right: D. Johnson, C. Jensen, E. Jeske. T. Lavin, R. Mochotka, D. Larson, H. Lukes. Kneeling L. McCulloch. Y 37 Sophomores . . . Left to right: D. Berg, S. Stagelberg, R. Thomas, K. Thiel, J. Thomas, B. Terry, B. Thomas. x 5.- Wim. , s .qt Z, V . '. in ,Y -,eff-is fi? T. 7 sth-:fm av . K Standing, left to right: F. Hadler, V, Wolfe L Vital e' Hansel D- Hanson, M. Gramley, J. Johnson, Geier 38 1 Qu gn Q D w x Sophomores . . . Left to right: B. Elkert, J. DeMe1'it, B. Brault, E. Dwyer, R. Engfelbretson, B. Dwyer, R. Dunn, B. Eimermzm Left to right: ............... , E. Novak, E. Trermier, D. Bryce, A. XVi11ers, A. Stankowski. ff' 39 - I U A A' F v . l 'V :th Q .11 VHA-.MVT 5 ET' 4 U Y- ,P ,fx -1. Y .. g,,::, v,4k.:,:.x,-393. 1.5 .. - Y ., - . . 4-.. . Freshmen . . . Standing, left to right: E. Klein, K. Jorstad, C. Krause, D. Buschatz, R. Kehrloerg, C. Kaczmarek, W. Ott, E. Raeder E. VValsh3 sitting, row 2: A. Lindahl, E. McKehn, B. Meinhardt, B. Kampschroer, E. Hoemer, T. McNamer, J. Saunders J. Kimball, I. Reinke: sitting, row 1: B. Lea, G. Lappin. Standing, left to right: D. Rhod M H ' . P. Wrobel: sitting, row 2: L. WlalilenbergeggasaankjsicrMafloaey' E- Korish, M. K6-DD91, B. Hauser, D. Prielipp, C. MacLean' H. Terpstra, N. Narum: sitting. row 1: E. Jlnhnson, S.ug:1Qam. Lillufenbergy J' Lawrence' B' Hohman, J. Olson, B. KnutS0U 21, McIntyre, T. Howe, N. Hodgson, R. Kratt. 40 Freshmen . . . ! 5 -..9' I l l Pgedg, Standing, left to right: W. Waite, C. Livingston, M. Horn. S. Cotton, R. Walsh, R. Nelson, M. Kleinhaus, O. Evans Mjgdeyg, N. Leisgzxngg sitting: F. Larson, M. Laux, J. Tipler, S. Onstad, S. Mount, S. Onstad, M. Laughman, G. Patzwuld, S. Plumb l l ' l w l Standing, left to 1-ight: W. Hugdahl, J. Robein, B. Broxfn, L. Mittness, E. Josephs, T. Stoppenbachg sitting: J. McCabe Bn, A. VanAnam, M. Tournade, J. Venne, J. Bosanny, M. Grler. OU' l A f 41 ' Freshmen . . . Standing, left to right: M. Wisland, W. Winter, N. Viclette, R. Walbyg sitting: D. Syvertson, Weisensel, D. Wrobel J. Wagner. 2 . f R D V l. x ., K ,I .A ...W ..,..t...... - .-..1 . Standinr. left to rifzht' VV Bevar D Baker D Debz D A E. B hy Qtr' gg E, A5 ' T ,' ' , ' ' '. ' mundsfm' L- Bach, J. Rob' ,J. B . ,R. All n, J. Grutzik. oc Q1 IH arns, B1oxx n, J. Belgwall, R. Blres, V. Chustianson, C. Ahlstygiil, F' R. Chaijke' J, Weier. VS 42 Freshmen . . . Standing: left to right: G. Schwanberfr, R. Ritchie, J. Burns, J. Tritsch, H. Leary, N. Prohaska. P. Corrixran, M. Erickson, F. Desnoyer. R. Henry, W. Radtke, G. Lehman: sitting, 1'ow 2: V. Ehlo, I. De,Qfenha1'dt, B. Donovan, P. Delmont, A. Doyle. mbel. J. Delmor, M. Evenson, Y. Dennis, A. Foster, sitting, 1'ONV 1 M. Buelow, R. Dunn, R. Christenson, A. Alexander, H. Brusky. J. Diamond. l V. ,..,. V I M 4- V V wmxyh Standing, left to right: N. Hoch, J. V:1nT:1ssel. T. Thompson, A. Sebastian. L. Steiner, M. Luncle, D. Sugden W, Schwartz, J. Zoerbgrsitting: D. Smith, J. Shoeger, D. Schultz, B. VanLieu, B. Smith, P. Scheckel, E. Severson N. Wimmer, D. Mattson. Qvlizik Weief' 43 Freshmen . . . Standing, left to right: F. Duval, J. Callan, C. Falang, M. Lindberg, P. English, D. Hesselberg, J. Ma1'tin, P. Genzmer J. Gillis, E. Fzxdness, J. Krismer: sitting: R. Johnson, J. Krotzman, A. Krueger, J. Hensey, . Streckenbach, R. Gornsky M. Schmidt, H. Volclen, L. Steiner. x J, 4 , .,V .. Qing -'--- -- -A .....k.-.,.. ,-, -w-, Q-A i- A '04 Standing. left t 'lflllti J. 'NI'-. hl R. Reed' G. RiStoWiJLi1Hn TOW1 51.9011 ,RQ1.VIieIn1n,IiT. gggixrjpjolnmg. Pol-tel-, C. Muro, M. SD1-ing, G. Julian, R. Quackenbush A' Scholl. M' Pl0tte1'2VSitti1lQ', row Johnson, gchlallaaech lgsgfrilzlarlds AP llpdvsgrillltfy liVLSlPf1lx1,kJ' Nelson, T' Schreier ' ' , - er, . e es y. 44 Freshmen . . . I Standing, left to right: F. Govt, D. Hanson, J. Rooney, T. Skenandore, H. Herried, L. Hardt, D. Helstad, J. Morrison gnzmer, W. Luedtkeg sitting, row 2: A. Gunderson, F. Hansen, M. O'Hearn, H. Garlick, H. Oedsma, R. Huebner, H. Hellwig 01-nsky, L. Hellmich, M. Haeftg sitting, row 1: A. Haugen, W. Homstad, H. Kaiser, H. Horn, J. Hensey, E. Nadel. l R nbu5h, Miscellaneous, left to right: C. Bridenhagen, G. Schuette, .. ,U-fe . 1. -Ichrelgfv ' 45 1 7 47 lf PWM: '- D' af M U M I W 7MjQ47,v, WM '79 NX SN Q awwfg Fw' N 4: , :X , NN g A-' , .- Q, LL if A K cm1.K A'7 '42 , in A if, . 2 O 'HS' f f , U lx BX X sh-Q. . A ' l xl N A-.. . .,. bg. - 'D 0 f A 0 1 X 5 N A 6 K I 1 .ls 1 N X . :iX.g,-.,- as EES, X '-': 1 f -- 'leirim '5 '11 Q . '-2F'W,?a5Nx ffEf,1'9s 'iigifnii' H 1' 'ui' x 'dffgil '., lx: 1 'xl,g fi, I ff S I :a:2'.-3.1115 M4 . ' ' -X - . S I' ll 'Q -N'f'f 'Nr' 5151, Yrg ki' X351 -I.. Q,ul lrkx.H:f3 ' x, .k- r r - - f i 2-N fly, x rqa1zLzafL01z5 - - K, Kappa Delta Pr Honorary Fratornzty 4 .1 Row 3, left to right: E. Rumsey, H. Shallert, H. Erickson, G. Jefferies, D. Jandt. Row 2: M. Garvin, V. Munson, B. Wolfe, J. Reek, C. Forbush, L. Arneson, R. Hillegas CPresidentJ. Row 1: A. Fortney, E. Knight, D. Moen, R. VanLoon. Kappa Delta Pi is a national honorary fraternity and the presid-ent isf Robert Hillegas. Their aim is the discussion of educational problems. Delta Psi Kappa Honorary Fraternity Standing. left to right: E. R , H, M - . . S. Bunge' Al Showmzm' L. Dvolsglseil Thang? 1Sie51gXgglgel,Sd.BReek, Nelson, G. .P1skula, B. Wunrow, C. Vogelpohl. J. Pennebalier. D. Foster, M. Hayden, J. Orvis. A, i mesemelster' ROW 1' M' John cpresidenwf V' 'Lmacek' Delta Psi Kappa is a national honora f t ' - . . ' . ghysicil Edulcationd prlofessional and scligialritcilisitciies?OrTliReci1iTi1i1I30jgctspizlvsesiigaths d5ini:1?e?11t,DIi11:g::?g1iigE a - . . . .r Mafggy Jain? an t e Journal of Health and Physical Education magazine. The president is 48 Sigma Lambda Sigma Sorority Z., ,.,, W, , .mem Mani 5 i l i Standing, left to right: D. Johnson, E. Sandman, D. Koch, V. Waggenor, J. Foss, V. Janaceki C. Deltier, B. Kuehl, J. Reek, J. May, M. Klyg, M. ohn. Row 2: P. Bodette fPresidentD, C. Lund, J. Thompson, C. Forbush, J. Rehwinkel, M. Hayden, L. A1'neson, A. Thanos, M. Durnford. Row 1: B. Marker, R. Regnier, J. Pennebaker, E. Dziedzic. President Patricia Bodiette leads her group toward the aim of their literary sorority of personal growth in cultural things, leadership and cooperation among people. It also promotes interest in intellectual pursuits and provides and opportunity for practice in forensics and parliamentary procedure. The Sigma's main projects Were: a Christmas tea, school calendar, letter pennants, and a Spring Formal. The proceeds Went to the scholarship fund. Alpha Phi Pi Sorority S Snfoid L Madenwald D Whitney V Frank E. Stewart, st fi' , lft 1. -' ht: E. Rumsey, J. Tefwkhofff - it ' ' ' ' ' 2 of Pi-k 1 . 3. T -' k. E- Roig? Riw 23 Hostels, B- Nrzigiy. A. Sazzzzfzez 5- Wfii12frM?H'hS2.:f1 . Nienow, D. Golz fPresi en . ow : . 1 - ' ' I . . . ' ' 'fe such as music literature - - - hasize the cultural things of li , , , The alm of fhls hterary Forolilty IS 'to emp h F ll formal a mixer and an all-school tea. Doris and drama. The groups. main P1'0J9C'fS Were t e a ' CBeedieJ Golz is the president. 49 Lambda Sigma Chi Sorority Standing, left to right: L. Wierzba, C. Rogstad, J. Mitchell, R. Hannawell, K. Spencer, M. Garvin, M. Dwyer, B. Thomas, E. Brokaw, J. Burdick. Row 2: P. Voegeli QP1'esidentJ, R. Mhotcka, S. Crane, E. Kunde, S. Rolstad, D. Stavlo, B. Korten- dick, J. Thomas, C. Thomas, B. Miller. Row 1: J. Rieff. M. Packman, A. Garney, M. Ristow, R. Kindski. The s-tudy of fine arts and the achieving of four virtues, loyalty, friendship, leadership and culture occupy the time of the members of the fine arts sorority, Lambda 'Sigma Chi. Their projects for the year were a Homecoming Banquet, Mother's Day Tea, and a dance for the college students. Phyllis Voegeli is the president. Pi Tau Epsilon Sorority srd,1R.F1g,o.B.-1v,, , , - , . .affff,......1.1t ef.. izizissi Pi.Fff3f::.f2 it Himft' V1 B- D' New On floor: E. Greene, V. Patri, M. Dolezel. Y ' ' evils' L' Curtis' M' Hardmg' V' Papen uss' Poise, tolerance and education is the ' f th' ' J ' - ' and under her leadership it Sponsorefallizzhz Eigghgflerarpli sorority. Its president 1S Agnes Fortneb' sororities and fraternities and also a Spring Tea. ge eacher from England, Who Spoke to all 50 13.5, n. ire or ts. Alpha Delta Theta Fraternity Standing, left to right: A. Scheurle, P. Clark, P. Schwartz, G. Goeser, D. Meinert, E. Pieper, E. Roeder, J. Seri, J. Mulrooney, T. Nugent. Sitting: A. Buchmiller, J. Ahl, R. Baty, A. Kline, E. Kruchoski, H. Albertin CPre-sidentj, A. DeMers, W. Cross, E. Gregorich, M. Raebel, G. DeMers. Alpha Delta Theta strives for the betterment of the Welfare and continued growth of the college. It chooses for its members men who are outstanding in leadership and scholarship. Annually it sponsors a social dance, a dinner dance in the spring, and a picnic. Harold Albertin is the president. Beta Sigma Chi Fraternity ....,.., V. -linter- .. St35'di2g'.lefi.2Z1'ii2Z1e31Eufliiitoffg isat.gf.iiSism4C2f..5aiC5f0sf..r.fL? ff.C:ilaraif' Erg, . H11 GI' . - ' Y ' . . . . ' ' 'ty led his group to meet their objective h Beta Sigma Chi Frateruni 1 . Golldon Raebehl, plqefldellliaiicf iafethe organization and bring a more kindred fellowship. among the to lmprove the Soma We ate Mixer for the scholarship fund, a dinner dance men. It sponsors the Variety Show, R- O- CO and a mixer. 51 Phi Kappa Epsilon Frateffmiy Standing, left to right: B. Brault, J. Fetzner, W. Quinn, G. Thompson, B. Miller,. M. Kalosh: R. Novak. Seated: R. Carey, J. Allen, J. Woeckner, J. Kenney, L. Mielke, C. Scherr, F. Adams, J. Ellison, C. Bridenhagen, R. Halford fPresidentJ . The Phi Kappas strive to promote high standardand scholarship by presenting two keys during the year. One goes to the freshman with the highest grade point average and the other goes to the Chapter member who attains the highest scholarship. With Russ Halford as their president the group sponsored a Valentines Day Semi-formal. L Club Clfaafsity Athletic Award Clabj standing. left to 1-ight: W. Z' - . , R. H lf - - C H. Albel-tin M Raebel C Poxxvgfgmeimgqlibon ia ogd, R. Novak, G. Nichols, J. Woeckner J Kenney C Sherr, K. Hanson.' L .Mielke 'G ' Goesei- 'M ' Kalosh 'c 'S fjfgent' W- Wegnei-. Row 2: C. B1-idenhageii J A111 J Sladky, R. cm-ey. J. sei-i. A. .im-Simi, F. Hadley, H. Ltikegf e ers' B' Brault' G' Mcculloch- ROW 11 F-, Aliams'CPi'eSider1tD, The L Club, with Clem Bridenhagen as president ' ' H I . . , sponsore and furthers all athletics in the S4126 egfnsigelliggDhllzllii-liF50graDFS fOr all athletic eyents and sponsor the season ticket sales. They 1113 O H new athletic training room as one of their main projects. 52 Fmt Fun Pledging Showing Of To The City Folk jim Nirschl Alpha Delts' Own Al jolson Pledge Kaczmarek v Open The Door Richard Alpha Phi Pi Pledges 55 Pledge Salter l Secondary Educutzou Club Standing, row 4, left to right: S. Plumb, M. Campbell, W. Knight, J. Weie1', R. McCoy, H. Herreid, A. Shedesky. Standing, row 3: D. Johnson. M. Dawn, A. Fortney, M. Dolezel, M. Harding, D. Jandt, E. Andrew, V. Gilbertson, M. Scverson, A. Sebastian. Sitting, row 2: J. Schroeder, V. Retzlaff, B. Wolfe, E. Green, M. Durnford, S. Crane, M. Tour- naclc, D. Moen, J. Lawrence. Sitting, row 1: E. Schiel, M. Uhl, N. Leisgang. The studying of problems facing future high school teachers and problems and development of general education was the theme of the Secondary Education Club members at their meetings. LeRoy Mielke is the president. Country Lzfe Club Standing, row 4, left to right: R. Vwfiese R Salzwedel D Baker F Larson D Smith ' . . -. Q ,- , ' ,' ' ' ' - ' L - . . B. R pp, M. R pp. Stand- ing.. ioxx .3.- Cwhiistenson, N. Glmde, M. OHEZIIH, H. Oesdsma, A. Capaul, T, Schreiel., J' Hanson aD. Morgana B- Harold Sitting. ion 2. fl. Zastoupel, M. Kleinhaus, B. Youn , D, U b .- . . ' ' Slttmg' row 1: B- Isenseev A' Lindam' J. Nelson!! St Y, H. Goillclx, A. Wendorf, R. Bires, J. Peterson, G. Heasty. The promotion of rural leadership and social Self im 10 the purpose of the Country Life Club, with Arlyss Spdhallledneleslllchleriraple1sild1ezlit.EduCatiOn Students is 56 well, The Pl 93' UUW L75 sky. son, UI'- of gS. Elemeu tary Club Standing ,left to right: P. Abel, C. Sweeney, M. Quinn, T. Mahoney, M. Lipovetz, C. Hopf, L. Merow, A. Hanson, I- L21l'SOT1, V. Lewis, E. Erickson. Sitting, TCW 2S E. Collifran, P. Phelps, A. Jandt, ?. Mei-ow, A. Morrison, B. Thompson, U. Pinski, I. Hagen, E. Michels. Sitting, row 1: L. Ravnum, D. Wermager, D. Nehring, R. Finley, H. Creeden, J. Hanna- well, R. Leirrno. The purpose of the Elementary Club is to promote more social activities for the students and to promote good fellowship among the members. The organization sponsors a tea annually. The president is Lloyd Merow. Physical Education Club - 'Hs--H . D. Brovvn, J. Jun., U. ....,,,.,....... -. Q' St d' , - 4, lft 13 v'-ht: A. VanAman, J. Roble. ' C, V fl hl. E. Kunde, J. Foss. V. Waxraenox. A. Sclaielurlif Stxavnding? row? M. Schurnacker. D' .W.h1tney' MQ.HgnSIilienow, llibeoginmelis. I. Ryan, R. Huebner, S. Mount, J. Del-lin, B. Kortendick, K, Roberts, V. Janacelg. .S1tt1ng, i'owN .Nalzum S. Onstad, S, Onstad, S. Stabel-gy M. Laughman, lg. VanLiew, M. Thelan, J. Rieff, P. DePetro. Sitting' low ' ' ' . Wunrow, K. S er. . . Dem . - in the physical education field' IS the purpose of .the The promotion of professional functlons' resident. A Masquerade Ball was the ma1n object. Physical Education Club. John Kenney 1S the P 57 Physica! Education Club CCOM-D Standing, row 4, left to right: J. Kenney fP1'esidentD, W. Huxzclahl. S Plumb M Leisffang R Nelson E Wqgnel' E. Mulsh, E. Josephns. Standing, row 3: B. Miller, L. Wierzba, H. Moe. J. Osborn,-R. Millardz A. Mahoney, Hcanser: J. Venne, O. .Hafenstein, Schloemer, I. McKenzie, S. Briesemeister, J. Rehwinkel. Sitting, row 2: D, Priellipp, D. Brun- nel, V. P2ltl'l, P. V085l'9lI, N. Chase, J. May A Scohman R Kehrberff J Ciuiham Sittinff' 1'o 1 M L . . . . N . 1 1 . 3, W : . orenz, J. Tomasicyk, C. LaFave, L. Anderson, M. Erickson, V. Frank. Standing. row 2, left to right: J. Bosa , J. St k b k J M b V .- ' ' - K. Porter, M. Spring, M. Potter. V. Kedzieiglli, E. lge-ee5d.en ac , l cca ey A. Garney, M' Guer' Sitting, row 1. 58 E. E. H IH S isl H 6 .T , K T L a Womens Glee Club Standing, row 4, left to right: R. Johnson, R. Sorenson, M. Uhl, T. Skenandore, V. Kedzierski, B. Pinski, D. Moen, E. Erickson, E. Brumm. Standing, row 3: B. Olson, E. Mikelson, B. Horner, D. Johnson, D. Nehring, E. Severson, Laufenbei P 7'1stou wil M Woodxviid Sittin- iow 2' M Hugasian A Cundeson C LaF1ve P Delmont E. Blegen, E. 'g, .A 1,. 'c.'. g,' .. ,.1 ,. .,. , H. Guinther, E. Jeske, V. Frank, M. Erickson. Sitting, row 1: B. Thompson, A. Hansen, J. Venne, P. Dunn, B. Eimer- man, B. Kane. Self pleasure and the enjoyment of others is the aim of the Girl's.Glee Club. Carol LaFave is the president and also the accompanist. The girls sang at the Christmas program. Mews Gleel Club im . Y --. --...,.-.. son Standing, . 3 1 ft t nrnt: K. 1-iussey' lvl. liacucl, U- W U AAAA. ii, Sugden, MlQtHGSS. owning. .vu -- - J. Campbell' gflvgchgel? Nflvggfettey B. Lea, Wislancil-i Ifsiqgloigi. Lappin, L. Matelski, T. Stoppenback. K' Thiel, A. Scheurle, R. Schroeder, J. Morrison, D- e L , cl. the Glee Club OIICG I'I1OI'G. With l ft off and have forme - dfurthering their musical The men have taken up Where they G d time singlng an LOTR Matelski as president, the QTOUP mgegiigmgivgriggsm, . appreciation. They performed. at the 59 Lutheran Students Assocuztzon Standing, row 4, left to right: J. Robein, A. Scheurle, M. Violette, V. Ziemer, H. Herried, W. Knight, G. Boggs. Standing, row 3: L. Hellmick, E. Mikelson, D. Johnson, D. Nehring, E. Kunde, B. Wolfe, I. Larson, B. Wunrow, C. Vogelpohl, S. Mount. Sitting, row 2: D. Shcloemer, S. Staffeberg, G. Bellrante, V. Patri, B. Pinski, N. Narum, D. Prie- lipp, M. Erickson, R. Huebner. Sitting, row 1: R. Nelson, S. Onstad, C. Jensen fP1'esidentD, S. Onstad, W. Hugdahl. Lutheran students meet bi-monthly to discuss Christian fellowship and enjoy social relationships among fellow members. Calvin Jensen is the president. Wesley Foundation Standing, left to right: E. Merchant..J. Hannawell, R. Johnson, G. Kourmeles, N. Wimmer CPresidentj, D. Sehlabach, J. Tenckhoff. E. Andrews, M. Chew. Sitting, left to right: J. Pennebaker, J. Olson, M. Laughman L. Arneson A. Morri- son, A. Sebastian, V. Janacek, R. Millard, L. Anderson. ' , T an interestlin world serviee among all Methodist students of the college. ,Robert Gray leads the group at bi-monthly meetings. he. purpose of the Wesley Foundation is to promote Christian fellowship active social life and 60 Newman Club Standing, row 3, left to right: W. Clark, R. Hussey CPresidentl, J. Gort, G. DeMers, J. Kenney, E. Gregorich, J. Gilles Standing, row 2: M. Siesco, M. Garvin, C. Sweeney. G. Zastoutuil, M. VVoodward, A. Hundt,, J. Venne, J. Streckenback J. Hanson, E. Dziedzic. Sitting, row 1: H. Creeden, R. Fin'ey, V. Waggenor, M. Potter, S. Crane, B. Kortendick: M. Thelan, P. Delmont, O. Hoffenstein. ' , E. Josephs' E. Walsh. btanulnguiiow . Standing, row 3, left to right: A. Shedesky, S, Sazama, D' Rllvljdeliagol-E1aFSeDegenhardt, E, Gelelv Weiss' II3i'oI?1cei5 Ja Mccflbe, B. Brault, A. Canaul, Schumacker, M- Cleary' M' EarLaufen'berg, T- Mahoney' M' Qumn' ' D I Sitting, row 15 D' Berg, J, Tomagicyk, M. Pawlak, M. Zemln, . R- Regmer. ' to promote religious . Sie urpose lS . The Newman Club is an organization of Catho11c.tiLuc1i3eOrgcS,HVX?SZy gesidjng over the meetings as S133 Social interests They meet bi monthly, W1 main social events of the year. 6 sident. A bowling party and Cnristmas PHTW are the 61 Social Committee Left to right: C. Vogelpohl, A. Aarstad, B. Walter, M. Raebel, M. Durnford, E. Cartwright, A. Scheurle, G. Tulloch H. Renter, V. Congreve, L. Arneson. The Social Comntittee sponsors many of the social events at the college. It consists of faculty and students who share the duties which go into making the event success. They sponsor dances picnics, parties, and teas. Betty? C0-eds, Swing Band ancling. row 1: R. Kehrberg, D. He s lb ' M. H 1 s e eig, an non, J. May, A. Thronson, R. Millard, Y. Thronson, J. Tenck- lioff. J. Foss. T. Lavin. Standing, row 2: M. Hayden. C. Vogelpohl. Sitting: E. Reed, S. Briesemeister, B. Wunrow. B. Kuehl QDirectoi'J, J. Kimball. Organized during the war, Betty's Co-eds continue to entertain themselves, students, and- the en 1 bl' B g era pu ic. etty Lou Kuehl is the directoress and their big project this school year Was the Vocational School Variety Show. 62 Wh0's Who . . . Standing, left to right: A. Morrison, W. Wegner, T. Nugent, P. Schwartz, J. Reek, W. Zimmerman. Seated: D. Fos- ter, M. Garvin, P. Bodette, L. Arneson, E. Dziedzic. Students who have been outstanding in character, leadership, and scholarship are chosen by a committee of faculty and students to be represented in the national publication Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities. These students Wear the Who's Who key, and their biographaies appear in the Who's Who Publication. Student Comfzcil . - c. . A. .tfd, XV. Z .. . Standing, left to right: A. Scheurle. A. Biachmlllef' J' kemley' Ifiuglilt'EL'oilIQ5ll1f ff Moliiiisoln. M, Il:1c!l?h:1?tli,lm Seated: M. Durnford, E. Rumsey, J. Schroeder, D. Moen, M- Gawm- ' 05 ' ' ' St d t Council act as the representative student President Paul Schwartz and all 13?-mbers ofqagethisll jar has been the research and Survey of governing body of the college. eir PY08 - - - student governments, reorganization of student government and Org3f11Z3t10n Of h0m9C0m1D8 CVETVLS- 63 Orchestra Front row, left to right: P. Dunn, M. Hayden, E. Laufenberg, C. LaFave. Back row: J. Berg, NV. Holicky W. Dissmore. Although small, the college orchestra has been active this year. The group has performed for A the college students and other outside groups. Their main performance was a concert in the college his auditorium. Dr. T. Annett directs the group. A rchesis p s ,yes X is s sQ.sQ.3 1 7 Left to right: S. Crane V W Ix. Hettig. S. B1-iesemeistey, R. Iggfsifggf, 11Q'osltveHgyJ. giegdllgiilllmiclm, P. DePety0, B. Kortendick' V. Congreve, A. Gamey, ' 1 - ' US . x Under the direction ' l . . of Miss V. Con rev ' are given th1s Opportunity ofthe stud? and ind Student Laverne Wlerzba' girls who hke to dance program and the Mothefs Day program Ppreciation of dance. ,This year they gave a Christmas I. . l 64 ' Racquet T' Mi!! fain Holickyf Standing, left to right: H. Chopieska, L. Vitale, N. Wimmer, B. Nienow, B. Kuehl, D. Meinert, L. Gutzke, E. Korish. Sitting: E. Dziedzic, R. Staczak, Editor A. Aarstad, Former Editor A. Schuerle, J. Schroeder, J. Pennebaker. led for The Racquet is the college newspaper. Any student interested in journalism or in expressing College his or her ideas and seeing them in print may join the staff. The newspaper is published bi-monthly. Armln Scheurle, former editor, handed the pen to Ardy Aarstad, present editor. Annual Staff Game? l V--V--.--V - . . . . --- de . ' -1, L. G t,ke, L. helm' -1- Um' U- M--:--' H' 'I ' Cl3I1C9 Top 1'0W: W. Waite, E. Raeder, N. Wimmer, E. Sta1kS1 J'VRe1frYEFikeR. Stagzlk, C. LaFave, E- Reed- G- Plskula' .stmag I' McKenzie, L. Arneson. Sitting: V. WaECS9T101'f B' Nlenow' ' C y 1 65 Annuals Editors Left to right: J. Tenckhoff, Business Manager: J. Allen. Sports Editorg E. Dziedzilc, Editor-in-Chief: J. Mcflabe, Associate Editor: L. Vitale, Photography Editor: L. Anderson, Associate and Organizations Editor. Insert-D. Memertv Art and Engravings Editor. The annual staff Worked hard this year to give the college a year book equal to those published before the War. A new, informal method has been used, With the expectation of making the Diary less formal and bringing out the actual, informal life around the college. Editors and staff members, with the help of the faculty advisors, have presented to you H book that we hope will bring pleasant memories as you read and smile through its pages. Annual Stajjf Editor-in-Chief ...... Evelyn Dziedzic Associates . Leora Anderson, Iohn McGabe Business Manager ..... June Tenckhoff Assistants .... Eugene Raedenjean Foss Art and Engravings Editor . . DoniMeinert Photography Editor ..... LeRoy Vitale Assistants . Eugene Raeder, Elly Reed, Mary Thelan, Henry Schallert, jess Hill Sports Editor ......... john Allen Assistants . . . Grace Piskula, Don Meinert Toby Toveson, Ed Starksi Ray Staczak, Ray Baty Organization Editor .... Leora Anderson Assistants ...... Eldeen Kunde, Shirlei' Briesemeister, Kay Hettlg Feature Editor . . . Virginia Patti Senior Editors . . . Lois Arneson and lone McKenzie Advisers ..... Mr. Konrad, Dr. Wulling Calendar Elizabeth Green, Shirley Onstad, Sharon ODSIHCI Make-Up . . . Evelyn Dziedzic and Don Meinert Index . . Lois Gutzke and Eva Kofish sis, we t XR wi X W Iabe, nerr. hed .ry 73 13 SOD 'lcv trig atti md izie ing ad, tad ,nd ,err ish Silver Masque Left to right: C. Peltier, E. Kunde, D. Whitney, G. Piskula, E. Dziedzic, H. Chopieska. The Black and Silver Masque is comprised of students who have actively participated in dramatics. Its aim is to further the interest in dramatics throughout the college. Students earning a specific number of points become eligible to join the national dramatic fraternity, Alpha Psi Omega. Katherine Spencer is the president of the Silver Masque. Band JW .1-nv 41-05 Bill Knight is the president of the all-college band, which is once -more a very active musical organization. Its purpose is to give talented students the opportunity to practice and perform. They marched at Homecoming and pepped up the crowds at the athletic events. 67 .A 0 0 vldf 'av ' f' . N I ' I ' u .QL , ' ,..lI.l L ,,,'. .Ll -4 H 111, ll' ' ' i, D I 1 ,V A- no -,f',? ' . Ah , ' yllfi Qt 1 P- ' I ' I 1 I ,PJI ,- .',',,-'L ' ' ' ' qv. MI. l,, .4501-1f'l'iv J, MA. J K . A 1 ' A I I I . 'VM , ,I W 4 ,, fl 5 .,, '-H - ' ' ' ' l I ' I 3 ,AP I M N Q I I 1 I ,- g' .fl A . 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The 'Redmen scored midi-way through the second period after a series of line plunges had carried the ball deep into 1ndiansTerritory. Porky Finn, diminutive quarterbsacklthen stepped back and passedf to Bob Forrest, giant end, who gathered the oval in and carried 1t'to pay dirt. Finn's attempt at placement failed and St. Mary's led 61-10. The Indians came back with plenty of drive to start the second half. On successive first downs, the Indians worked the ball down to the St. lVIary's 20-yard line. At this point the Red line put on the brakes, forcing Gould Nichols to step back and pass to Bob Baur, who made a nice catch and scampered over to what appeared to be an apparent touchdown. However, the Indians were guilty of clipping on the play and St. Mary's took over on their own 18-yard line. The Indians never threatened after that and both teams battled on even terms the remainder of the ball game. Superior-20. La Crosse-0 Superior Yellowjackets, with a powerful ground attack and good defensive play, smothered the La Crosse State Teachers college Indians here last night, 20-0, on Gates field. It was the opener of the Northern division of the Teachers College conference. Paced by Henry Ertman, star halfback and pile--driving Dominic Moselle at fullback, the 'Jackets completely dominated the offensive play throughout the rain drenched contest. La Crosse didn't capitalize on one score chance all evening. Throughout the first quarter the game was played on even terms with neither team being able to get into scoring position. However, through an exchange of punts La Crosse was set back on its own 15. H Moselle intercepted - one of Gould Nichols' passes on the La Crosse 24-yard stripe, and returned If to the 19- After 0119 1HC0mP1G'C9d Pass Moselle drove to the 12 and in another thrust went to the 9. Ed Silvers, Jacket quarterback, rammed to the two and the first frame ended. Ertman plunged over from the two on the first l f th , d t d Superior led 6-0 as La Crosse end Mike Kalosh blocked Ertmangsagxtcfa polntqegfy? quar er an After La Crosse klokeol off to start the second half the two teams exchanged punts and SUDQUOT Wound UD OH the I1'1di3US 30-yard Stripe. A forward pass, Ertman to Moselle, netted H first down on the 19 and Moselle crashed through the center of the line to the four-yard marker. He slashed to the on ' h' i ' e in is attempt and th b tt d nt after attempt was perfect. en u e across the goal to score. Ertmans P01 With the field soaked by rain late in the fourth quarter La C1-O Q t ' d a'n1 to set up H score, but could not get its offensive machine rolll, N' h Sue Ke V 1 y L C osse gi,d1Igi'g17frS1JGcffsgkeaaniototieoggl floacted into the wafgigig ariflsoof gIlJfiI1Ir3ILdeeift?S?1ZfFJSercioqrte11Sd. aMdnsel1G in wo M v ' final marker and added the extra point? HYQ, and then Ertman went off tackle to score the Jacke S La Crosse-6. St - Th D '1 out 6 e evis scored midway in the third period after Gould N' ' d ' . hllkk toutofbounS on the Indian- 27-yard line. On the first play, Sossi stepped back lincdsfirecd dvepqass to left end 70 toa as had :epped y dirt. nty of iwn to 101s to ired to ,y and d both mthered as the k, the Crosse being et b8Ck returned 0 the 9' upEI'l0T ns and etted 3 s Pomt Et up 3 Cr0SSe Mvseuf Uackets bound' 'C ft end I1l1ilEJyCzlgtgJCiiiglSi1,15vgfcJOgatlri-3eiii'e6d0it in on the five and trotted over into pay-dirt. The attempted kick was The Indians started their scoring drive early in the fourth period. After driving to the Stout 40, Gould Nichols took matters into his own hands by pitching to Jim Nirschl, who was knocked out-of-bounds on the 25. On the next play, The Negaunee, Michigan lad passed to Cat Kalosh, who made a circus catch of the ball in the end zone for 6 points. Bill Meyers' attempt at placement was blocked. La Crosse-21. Milwaukee-12 tHomecorningl Milwaukee scored .early in the first period when Walt Fricke plunged into the end-zone from the one-yard line. Fr1cke's attempt was low. The Indians got back into the ball game mid-way thrcugh the second period, when Nichols flipped a 30-yard pass to Cat Kalosh, the West Mil- waukee giant. Kalosh trotted over unmolested to score. Automatic Bill Meyers' kick was perfect and La Crosse led as the half ended 7-6. The Gulls came back to score quickly in the third period when Leverson broke through to block Kaloshs punt on the 20-yard line. It took Ken Kranz, Green Gull halfback just two plays to drive over standing up and put his team out in front. Fricke's attempt was wide and the Mil- waukee Feds led 12-7. The Indians came right back to score after Bill Ott returned the kick-off to mid-field. Rog Nelson .and Nichols put together three first downs in a row to put the ball on the Milwaukee 13. At this point the Indian offense bogged down forcing Nick to step back on fourth down and flip a touchdown pass to Bob Bauer, Tomahawk right end. Automatic Bill Meyers' attempt was perfect and the Indians jumped back in the lead 14-12. The Indians scored again in the final canto after Fricke fumbled and Bill Ott recovered on the Gull 32. Nichols passed to Bauer, who was knocked off his feet attempting to catch the toss. Interference was ruled on the play and La Crosse took over on the 8-yard line. Russ Worth picked up a yard through the middle and on the next play Ott, with tremendous charge smashed his way over standing up with beautiful blocking ahead of him. The 'Ole Automatic booted perfectly to end the scoring for the afternoon. St. Norbert's-20. La Crosse-0 The Indians traveled cross state Saturday, October 26, and took it on the chin from a superior St. Norbert outfit, 210-0. The Green Knights pushed across on touchdowns in each of the first three periods, while their powerful forward wall stopped everything the Indians had to offer. The Maroon and Grey threatened early in the third period when Jim Bod-oh intercepted one of quarterback Klein's passes on the Knight 32. Two passes and a lateral gained to the 25, but on fourth down Rog Nelson was smothered by the Green Tide and St. Norbert took over on the 26. On the very next play the Knights fumbled and Bruiser Kalosh recovered on the 27. The threat ended two plays later when Nelson's attempted pass to Bauer was intercepted by Knight's captain Bucky Walters, who returned to his own 25-yard line. River Falls--13, La Crosse-9 The River Falls Falcons celebrated their 1946 homecoming festivities with a 13-9 hard fought victory over the La Crosse Indians this afternoon. Although outplayed, the Falcons struck like lightning in the first period to punch across two fast touchdowns and lead- the Indians at the quarter 13-0. La Crosse struck back in the second quarter. With the ball deep in Falcon territory, a bad pass from center forced halfback Tobias to go back into the end zone after a loose ball, Bob Bauer, La Crosse wingman, slashed in to dump him before he could run it out and the scoreboard showed: River Falls 13, La Crosse 2. The Indians scored again after the Falcons kicked out . Bob Dohr was the big gun in the attack, passing to perfection and running like a :cared rabbit. Successive passes to English, Bauer, and Nirschl put the ball down on River Falls' 4-yard line. Dohr slashed off tackle for the touch- down, and put La Crosse back in the ball game. Automatic Bill Meyers kicked the extra point and the scoreboard showed River Falls 13, La Crosse 9 as the half ended. Both teams battled through the second half with neither team being able to dent the scoring column. The Indians put on a drive late in the third quarter when Bob Bauer intercepted a Falcon pass and ran it down to the 30-yard line. Dohr and Bodoh sparked a concerted drive which drove to the one-yard line. On the first play the Indians fumbled and the Falcons took over on their three-yard line. Tobias punted out of danger and the Indians had lost their chance to pull the game out of the fire. La Crosse-8, Eau Claire-0 For the Indians, it was Jim Bodoh, the New London Howitzer, who was the outstanding man on the field. Bodoh, a tower of strength on defense, also bulled his way 65 yards for a touchdown early in the third quarter, only to have it nullified by an off-side penalty. Earlier in the game, Jim smashed his way over into pay-dirt from the five-yard line to put his team in front. Using the single-wing formation for the first time to perfection La Crosse Rang the Bell late in the first period, when Blackie Zimmerman, Watertown center, intercepted one of Cliff Washburn's passes and ran it all the way back to Eau Claire's 15. On the next play, Jim Nirschle, Milwaukee speedster, ran to the five, where he was bounced out of bounds. Bodoh shot into the end zone on the next play to put La Crosse in front 6-0. Bill Meyers' kick was wide of the up-rights and the Indians left the field at half-time sporting a 6-0 lead. Except for Bodoh's nullified run in the third period, the game see-sawed back and forth until mid-way through the fourth period, when Gould Nichols kicked beautifully out-of-bounds on the Tornadoes' 1-yard line. Eau Claire attempted to run the ball out on the first play, but Crash Stommel broke through to drop Toutant, Eau Claire halfback, in the end-zone. 71 -' H Leon Hanke 6 M ,M 1 Roger Nelson Phll Enghsh LeRoy Mielke of ff X W-5 , k Bob Bauer K' WWMW J ImZz'a1fzs vS.St. N ,. 1 i 5 2 V Q . ,. Indians vs-MilwCluke -D Li If 1 v A 7 ws US n St. Norberts D Maw ' 2 . . '- 3' B111 Meyers he B , X, Z ., H Y A i N 15 5 Russ Halford J, I Claude Kaczmarek 'H Herb Stommel V ff . 'iffy A 2 , iff, qi r- i' f- f Y - M' : - , .gf Fred Adams M4-Lew , glukgg QHOmec0ming P , . 2 Q ,t U . Wa . Q 3 ' Stk e A M , 'ia 2 F ? f :Sf l A ' 5 .r V. 1.'Nt 0 -'NJ fl! cj :fix K-- .' .avi 'S'- . l 2 ' 1-. N Q? - J Ben Walters Mike Kalosh . l Blu Meyers Clem Bridenhagen Wallace Zimmerman ohm Andrews 74 jim Bodoh Eddie Gregorich Glen McCulloch Gould Nichols Charley I-linterberg jim Nirschl 75 1946-47 Basketball Nfndicmsi' LETTER WINNERS Schwartz, Albertin, Lukes, Novak, Schwanberg, BOd0hv Xweieri Kalosh' Dohr' and Salter ned their season away from home by taking D h-De ember 11-The La Crosse Indians OPS . it on tltigrghin frd:m a strong Luther Fivev, 46-42. The gamfiwas Close all the Way Wlfh Bob Novak leadin the La Crosse scoring with 11 points. Wire Weier and Jim Bodoh followed with 8 g L th 't Arnie Veglahn former La Crosse high school star who was the big gun apie e. For u er 1 was , U - - ' llThg Judgev hit for 13 points, enough to sew up the ball game for his team mates. The Indians led at half-time, 22-21. I , . . . , La Crcsse December 16-La Crosse displayed a highly HCCUTSVEG ShO0'f111g Oufflt 1111 its opening ' '- - - . - ' ' having difficult at home and dumped a highly rated Winona club, 66-47. While Winona was y igiimlfscting the hoop, coach Floyd Gautch employed h1S entire Squad- Eeffeii, Sehggeggberg, and Hank Lukes hit for 15, 14 and 12 points respectively. The Indians le th8'E1 3 -JlEIT19,14 - .- t ' th S 'o -January 11-With Rehnstrand and Dodge it 1118 G HOOP OT P0111 S HPIGCG, e Superlildaifelgfelllowjackets dumped the Indians 58-43. The bright spot of the La Crosse attack was the play of Sunny Jim Bodoh, who dumped in eight .field goals and three free throws for a total of'l9 points. Schwartz and Weier followed in the scoring department with s1X D0111'CS apiece. Superior led at the intermission, 27-19. La Crosse-January 18-La Crosse tasted defeat at the hands of Hesselman and Company of Stout Institute by a score of 53-46 after trailing at half-time, 32--21. The Indians came back .in the second half and out-scored the Blue Devils 25-21, but it wasn't .quite enough to overcome the first half advantage. Otto Schwanberg was high for La Crosse with 17 pointspfollowed bythe hard working Hank Lukes. Hesselman had things pretty much his own way in racking up 16 pointers. La Crosse-January 20-In a closely contested game, which found both teams fighting on even terms for the greater part of the game, the La Crosse club fell before a fine Luther aggregation, 612-54. Schwanberg and Bodoh combined to feature the offensive fireworks 'for the evening with 19 and 11 points respectively. Arnie Veglahn led Luther's attack with 19 points. Score at half-time was 30-27, Luther. Eau Claire-January 25-The Indians and Eau Claire hooked up in a high-scoring duel at Eau Claire and when the final horn sounded, the La Crosse five were on the short end of a 70-65 count. For La Crosse it was Sunny Jimv who hit the twine for 23 tallies and Otto Schwanberg with 14 points that kept the Maroon and Gray in the ball game. Lehman and Helixon lead the Tornado attack with 20 and 17 points respectively. The Indians trailed at half-time, 314-216. La Crosse-February 4-La Crosse rebounded from four straight defeats to completely outclass Upper Iowa University, 59-44. Led by Otto Schwanberg and Jim Bodoh, the Indian cagers were never in trouble as they played beautiful ball to win. Schroeder led the Iowa club with 14 points. The Indians led at the intermission, 21-16. Schwanberg and Bodoh had 19 and 14 apiece. Winona-February 4-The Indians traveled across the state line and were defeated by a high riding Winona club, 501-44. The game was Nip and Tuckv all the way and it wasn't until late in the closing minutes that La Crosse fell back. Score at intermission read 26-24, Winona. Hard- Working Lukes came in with high scoring honors for the Indians with 101 tallies. Bodoh and Weier followed with nine apiece. La.Crosse-February 8-The Indians avenged an earlier season defeat at the hands of the Yellowjackets by dropping them for a 52-46 count. After the Indians pulled into an early lead in the first half, the boys from the Iron Country came back with a rally that fell short as Coach G1autch's boys poured it on via the free throw line. Schwanberg and Sunny Jim Bodoh shared scoring honors for the evening, with 16 and 12 points apiece. Rehnstrand led the Superior scoring with 13 markers. River Fallsfl-'ebruary 15-The Road Jinx traveled along to River Falls with the La Crosse club and thehlndians lost their fifth straight contest away from home, 89-60. The Maroon and Gray were never in the ball game as the Conference Champions led at the half way mark, 43-25. Mike Kalosh and Glenn Schwanberg led the team in scoring with 15 points apiece. Deiss and Gibbs with 22 and 18 respectively, were the offensive stars of the evening for River Falls. i Menominee-February 22-La Crosse ended a disastrous road sea b l ' th ' ' th and finely Time of Uiefeslson at MGHOYYIUIGG, 74-54. The game was close Sitcfillfousghootlitlilglie fiiisat Shlizilf with e ia dgame a ie up at 29-all when the boys left the floor at half-time. With Harley Hessel- xgg giinglivlfllggl atgigf 13116525 225039 halfllz thi Stout outfit pulled ahead to a 201-point advantage and - s pea o - . - nets for 24 markers. Hesselman had 22 pointse1fdfV'?hc?6vIil.:QtloI1i?nCe of the Season as he tlckled the La Crosse-February 25-Eau C1 impotent La Crosse five, 61-49. Ragged passing ' 'L M' 1 - - spelled defeat for the local five. Bodoh with 15 pbliitsulalicf Sglssltlgihlsggftap lwllly to Hagkaljfilflilfs . zs s e ar gam l glgigack board .Were the only brlght Spots Of the game for La Crosse. Eau Claire led at halftime, aire moved' into the La Crosse gymnasium and smothered an Cha12'12iSggs?EZLg?5'g':3iE-lggiliegggfglngaCg1CiZe1dVthtfirtis,1eg5i'sion at home by knocking Qff the Conferepcg most of the way, but managed to pour it on when thb Schtigrziisolvsergcljcigi Tile klnollanff l1?lqereC1l2:tlr1flgS 5TgmpCEgi1S0l2OiaElE1eai figgehtigrcilw with 35 seconds left to play, to sewwliip the nbiallogame? Bodoh's h 1f-t' 26,23 B C Wan ergs 13, were the big factors in the victory. La Crosse led at a lme' ' enson and DeLong led the Oppositionls attack with 20' and 16 points. 76 Nudge Novak Pop Schwartz Hank Lukes Otto Schwanberg Mischn Kalosh Hjimn Bodoh Wire Weier 77 Elbow Albertin johnny Muza Bobby Dohf Chick Meinert Snag Snow Clvianagerj Clviascotl John Paulin Jim Seri Al Willers 78 1946 State Champion Track and Field Indians CUndo1f Coach Gordon Bahrj Top row, left to right: Bayne, Mielke, Kenny, DeMerit, Morris, ..... ,.., Bell CManagerD, Bumford, Coach Bahr. Second row: Wirz, Grosse, Aarstad, Mulrooney, Mayo, A. DeMers, Sauer, G. DeMers, Partridge. Front row' Snag Snow fMascotJ. ' ' Indian Cinder Team Wins First Meet Over Luther La Crosse Teacher defeated Luther College in the first track meet since the war. The last event of the meet, the mile relay, decided the outcome, with Kenny, Murphy, Mulrooney and Aarstad coming through to win. Starring for La Crosse was Jim DeMerit with his wins in the shot put, low hurdles and second in the high hurdles. Bob Murphy gathered 1016 points in his work for the day with Ardy Aarstad who also had IOVZ points for his contribution. One point separated the two teams at the end of the meet, La Crosse 68112, Luther 67M-2. Indian Thinlies Smother Upper Iowa Coach Gordie Bahr's track thinlies turned on the steam and drive to beat Upper Iowa 106-23. The Indians took first in every event except the low hurdles, when both Jim DeMerit and Gib DeMers fell before the finish line. Individual high point makers were: Meyer Morris, 13, Bob Murphy, 10, John Mulrooney, 10, Ardy Aarstad, 7V2g Jim DeMerit, 1016, Dick Grosse, 7. Other point winners were Bob Bayne, Bob Partridge, Al DeMers, John Kenney, Wolf, Sauer, Nichols, Bumford, Wirz, Mayo, 'Mielke, and Raebel. Local S-peed Merchants Defeat Luther. Winona On May 14, La Crosse's track team defeated Luther and Winona in a triangular meet. Jim DeMerit copped all honors by winning four firsts, one third and anchored the winning 880 relay. Bob Murphy, Hubert Rhode, and Ardy Aarstad won their events to help our team to victory. Final score, La Crosse 93, Luther 63, and Winona 11. Indian Thinlies Capture State Conference Meet The La Crosse State Teachers broke Milwaukee's win streak of 18 years and won the State Conference Meet for the first time in 19 years for La Crosse. With every man on the team running his heart out, our boys came home with the bacon. The State champions of the meet are: Jim DeMerit in the shot put and high hurdles, Bob Murphy in the one and two mile events, Ardy Aarstad in the 440, Hugh Rhode in the high jump, and the 880 relay champions are Morris, Mul- rooney, Aarstad and DeMerit. So ends the most successful season of the La Crosse State Teachers track team. 79 1946 State Champions V L3 If ,, Indians 80 1946 Baseball Indians i The baseball season of 1946 saw the La Crosse Indians take to the diamond for the first time since 1943. With 'Coach Clyde Smith directing operations, the Indians copped six games while losing four. n The only team to hold an edge over the Indians were the Peacocks from Upper Iowa Univer- sity, who, won both games of the two-game series. The other two set-backs came at the hands of St.. Mary s and Eau Claire. The Indians in turn knocked off Stout Institute and Winona Teachers twice, and also dumped St. Mary's and Eau Claire to round out a 10-game schedule. Outstanding performers for the Indian ball club include: Russ Halford, Bill and Zip Meyers, Bob Hussey, Toad- Sorenson, Glen McCulloch, Butch Ellison, Hank Lukes, Pasquel Kaprelian, La Jim Seri, Leon Hanke, and Ollie Benzel. La Crosse, 11' Winona, 4 La Crosse, 2, Upper Iowa, 13 La Crosse, Upper Iowa, 7 La Crosse, 10, Stout, 01 La Crosse, 11' St. Mary's 8 La Crosse, 45 Eau Claire, 10 La Crosse, Eau Claire, 2 La Crosse, 22, Winona,0 La Crosse, St. Mary's, 9 Crosse,l6g Stout,4 1947 Swimming Indians With the return of veterans, varsity swimming got under way again and Coach Ferd Lipovetz turned out his first squad since the ending of the war. Lip's Fighting Glsv turned in a record of four wins and four losses. Captain Clarence Scherr is the only man lost to the squad through graduation, which promises big things for the team next year, what with nine lettermen returning. Scheer in his four years of competition scored a total of 109 points. During the season Marv Grier captured records in the 40, 60, and 200 yard free style. The relay team, composed of Kacmarek, Buschatz, Grosse, and Grier, set records in the 160 and 440 yard free style relays with times of 1:18.9 and 4:0-2 respectively. Team Record Marv Grier ............ Gene Kruchoski .. Daniel Buschatz .. Richard Grosse .... Claude Kaczmarek Bob Siesco ................ Clarence Scherr ....,.. La Crosse, 37, Gustave Adolphus, 30+ CTelegraphicD La Crosse, 19 Beloit, 47 CTelegraphicD La Crosse, 41, Lawrence, 25 La Crosse, 28, Milwaukee, 47 La Crosse, 45 Gustavus Adolphus, 28 La Crosse, 48 Gustavus Adolphus, 26 La Crosse, 34 Kenosha Youth, 50 La Crosse, 23 Milwaukee, 52 ........34.7 ........29.7 ........27.8 ........21.7 ........18.6 ........16 81 Bob Kane ............... John Schubert .. Irvin Reinke .,,... Bernie Brault .... Harry Batchelder Al Barry .................... Bill Winter ............. Mews Intramural Athletic Ass0cz'aii01fl . - W. w - . ' - ' ,. 1 ' R. Baty, -ght: M. R b I, J. All , L. Mille- fAcv1so1D, W. Zimmerman cPT9S1d6DtD, C Coesei, C tOR1ciw 1: L. if-oiiier, L. glienoweth, A. Siuebbe, C. Sherr, J. Kenney. President, lst Semester - - - - - Wallace Zimmerrrian - i t v. , - - - John Al en gxllgsx' Zmi Slime? el - - - 'John Kenney Treasurer , , , , - Harry Albe-rtin Fall Chairman - ' ' John Allen Winter Chairman - ' Kenneth Hanson Spring Chairman Clem Bridenhagen Football Manager - ' Lee C,hen0Wetl'i Basketball Manager - ---- - Maftm Rafebe Faculty Advisor --------- ------- ' - Leon Mme: Th M I ' ' e . . A. A. is organized for the purpose of encouraging the men of the student body to participate in organized athletic contests and in Wh l ' oesome active recreation. Under the. capable guidance of Mr. Leon Miller and the Board of Control, emphasis is placed upon a merit of fair play and good sportsmanship. M. I. A. A. Football, under the management f L 0 eland Chenoweth, got under Way in Septem- ber, 1946. Seven teams entered and after the rough and tumbling was over, the Alpha Delta Theta fraternity's aggressive gridiron machine, captained by Rayfield Baty CCo-captain of the 1945 Foot- ball varsityb, came out as victors. STANDINGS Won Lost Alpha Delts ...,., ,,.,,.,.,,,.,,,A,,.-.,.,. lhbhhwhh. 6 1 Jokers ................ -Q---.--- 5 . 2 Beta Bombers ...... --.-w-.-- 5 2 Scrubs ..........,...,, -A--,-.-- 3 2 Phi Kappas ...,,, --------- 2 3 Wolves ........... ......,.,.,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,.,, ,.,,...-,.-.----w.---. ---2-------,------n- ---.----' 1 4 Bruisers .,.,,..,,,,,,.,..,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,., --.-.-..--. 1 -nug-.-.--------,-.---------------h-----.,---.-- 1 5 I M. I. A. A. Basketball was directed by Martin Raebel, and although being the toughest Of fihe lnfmmufal ath19'f1C DTOQTHIHS 'LO manage, Marty proceeded with understanding and capabillfy- zllhls SUCCfSSfP1l PTOETHHI ended during early 2nd semester, with the Beta Sigma Chi fraternitys Bombers Wlnnlng 0Ve1f H 'wugh field of ten opposing teams in the Class 'A, or National League? and the P111 KHDDH Epsilon fratern1ty's Kittens Winning in Class B, or American League- - STANDINGS National League W L American League W L Beta Bombers - -'-- ---'------- . ---------- --------- 3 1 Kappa Kittens .,,..,,..,,,,.................. .------ - 3 1 Kappa Kats --'----- ......... 7 2 Buckgtg ---.---.----,--- ........ 7 2 Outlaws - - --------- 5 ' 3 Redskins .,.,,,,..,..,,,.,,,,,, ., ...---- -7 2 Alpha Delt Bears ...,.. A,q..-. A -5 3 Rapid Rabbits ----.-- -5 3 gasbl-Ifnusff Gang --------- 6 3 Goose Green Gougers ,.,..,. ----- 5' 3 m er S ans ' --------- 4 5 Alpha Delt Cubs ............ ------ - 3 82 Wonienis Athletic - - - Women 'S Recifeotion Association I l Top row, left to right: Ann Garney, June Tenckhoff, Emogene Nelson, Helen Moe, Carol Lund, Miss Baird, Charlotte V0ge1D0hl, Bea Wun1'ow. Bottom row: Betty Lou Kuehl, Phyllis Voegli, Katheryn Spencer, Aphrodite Thanos, Mary Dawn Durnford, Dorothy Johnson. The Women's Recreation Association consists of a group of students and a faculty advisor, who this year is Miss Beatrice Baird. These gals do all the planning and arranging for tournaments and activities sponsored by the W. R. A. Each year this group plans the Mother's Day breakfast and the Aquacade. This year a play day and an all-school swim were added to their accomplishments. 83 V W. R. A., Spovfts Heads . N ' Lundy Moby Spence Abbie Q Millie 84 W.R. A., Sports' Heads 'Tenck C3arney Xfogk: Beedy Cast Of Chffzstmas Program, T03'Zfmd fO2'chesis Dance GVOMPJ s l r I l A l Orchesis Dance Group The Orchesis group at Teacher's Colle ' L ge in a Crosse was organized in 1932, by Miss Elizabeth Sehon, dance instructor at the college at that time Each . year since then, the group has tried to present a program at Christmas and in Spring at Mother's Day. Last year at Christmas the group resent d , p e a fine program, Toyland, the story of a topshop in which the toys came to life. This year The Juggler of Notre Dame was presented, with La Verne Wierzba as the juggler and Virginia Waggoner as the Madonna. The Spring program always proves successful. At present, the group is coached by Miss Virginia Congreve, with La Verne Wierzba as student director. 86 Aquacade, 19-46 King arid Queen Mermaids Mermen 'hi J, f 0 .. sf f I ,W . Lovely, Lovely The annual aquacade was held November 13, 14, and 15 in the college pool. Its title this year was Eight Strokes' Around the World. Directed by Ann Garney and- assisted by La Verne Wierzba, Chickie Dziedzic, Marie Hanson, Sh r and Gene Kruchowski the group presented the Charlotte Bunge, Barbara Donavan, Cutter l ee , I , music of eight different countries. The Orchesis group contributed dances of the countries which d Women participated 1n the swimming which had both grace preceded each number. Both men an ' and speed. Miss Baird was the faculty advisor. 87 4 J: 1 ' humps . Softball We can't remember who had the hits, runs and errors, but the juniors Cthey're seniors nowj came out at the top of the standings. The biggest softball attraction was the game played Mother's Day which was a pitching duel between Russian Reek and Jinx Frank. Softball was played during summer school when Bob Hussey coached a team. Nobody could beat the La Crosse gals and everyone had a lot of fun. I-lere's to more softball next year! Field Hockey Bruised shins were not uncommon when classes battled for hockey honors. Wearing the hockey paraphenalia for the last time L ' ' as a Crosse students, the seniors proved experience counts and took hockey honors. A close second was awarded the sophomores. The seniors also journeyed to Milwaukee for a play day and returned undefeated. I-Iat'S Off to our seniors and here's hoping they have the 'old spirit when they come back to La Crosse for homecoming. 88 I Spam Behind Spms . l JW F Standing, left to right: P. Corrigan, A. Hundt, J. Kimball. Kneeling: M. Grier, D. Foster. B. Christensen. .uel uld ir ir the ntS off sse 89 L. Wierzbzi, E. Dziedzic 3 ' ff 'J' .42 - A KX lf' lbw 0 107 X 235 f' , ,- ' : Z .' V 1 , ,.- ' -V I-I Q . . l ',,J,,. . !, A I LM ., ' ,-,,,,2 ' P 1 sb! 4 ,al J.,-? V, ull'--J' I 'I In ' . I, L ' ' V 'Lf L '.., -'A' -4: V' ' 5 1 J ' ' 1 . q '- I ' '!A f Al A f I I A-' ' ,Af ' f I I I 'fl J 4 1, '. . ' - ' ' ' . 1 ! H ' 2, ,J . 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This Is What Happened 16-Freshman Orientation-The hall was crowded with new fresh-men Who came to hear the upper classmen. 18-Registration- It seemed we signed our lives away, And with them went a lot of pay. 19-Classes Begin--Seniors, juniors, sophomores, fresh-men Started classes with little objection CID 28-Football, St. Mary's-We came, we saw, And we were conquered. 10-11-Teacher's Convention-The first vacation in the fall Certainly pleased us, one and all! 18-Homecoming-Students and teachers cheered from the bleachers As La Crosse Indians beat Milwaukee Teachers. 30- Angel Street -Voices hushed and lights were dimmed: The first college play was about to begin. 6-Alpha'Delta Theta Tea-This tea turned out to really be . A pleasant one for you and me. 13-Sadie Hawkins Dance-At last the girls were filled with joy! They had a good reason for chasing boys 14-15-Aquacade-With colors in the po-ol all swirled We began Eight Strokes Around the World. 20-Elementary Club Tea-The Elementary Club Tea Was successful, it seemed to me. 22--Old Time Dance-Come on girls, grab your beau! Swing your partner, dos a dos. 23-Thanksgiving Vacation-They can ration your turkeys And raise the cost of living, But there's still lots for which We can be Thanksgiving. 2+Classes Resume-With stomachs all full of pumpkin and turkey We returned to classes, happy and perky. UD 11-Christmas Tea-With the atmosphere of a Christmas tree The Sigmas sponsored a successful tea. 16-Basketball, Winona--A tisket-a-tasket Who wired our basket? 17-Christmas Program-To this party Santa C-31129 And at this time the choir sang. 18+Christmas Vacation- I'll Be Home for Christmas Was the song we sang that dayg For before the day was over We were home or on our way. 107 La Crosse, we couldn't be prouder .. J 'Fll-W' from 0 Jan. 10 Basketball, PIVGIY 3, S carft hear us HOW Weall yen a httle louder' J an 11-Popularity Dance-The most poplllalf girls and most popular beans i Were chosen by the votes at the poles. Jan 31..End of Semester-Hurrah! Hurrah! We're through with classes. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. A-pr. Apr. Apr. Apr. Apr. Apr. May May May June Now we're hoping that Bodoh passes. 3-RegiStrati0n- With money in pockets and pen in hand We stood in line as registration began. 4-Classes Resume-A few days after exams Our classes promptly began- 7-Splash and Games Party-Whether splashing in the water or playing ball You can be sure a good time 14-Kappas' Formal-Everyone had a grand time With his or her favorite valentine. 1-Basketball Game-La Crosse 54, River Falls 53 Three cheers for the cheerleaders, Who made a good game better. 7-Pledging- Entertain-ment by the pled-ges Adds color to routine. 15-Carnival- Student talent is exposed In one way or another. 19-Alpha Phi Pi Tea-The time one spends with friends Is not spent in vain. 3-Easter Recess-J oy, humbleness, and love, All in Easter, at home. 8-Classes Resume-Like all other good things in life, Vacations, too, must end. 11-Mixer, Lambda Sigma Chi-A few hours of pleasure Wisely spent. was had by all. 16-Pi Tau Epsilon Tea-Sandwiches, cake, candy, and tea, Old friends to talk with you and me. 17-Variety Show-Talent of Organizations 26 Cleverly portrayed. -Music Contest-The finer things of life meet, mingle And 'become a part of us. ' 9-Dance Program-Beautiful lighting, costumes, skill, United by Orchesis. V 17-Sigma Lambda Sigma F 1 21-All School P 8- orma -A formal which really Everyone was there. ionic-FOP many of the nicer things, We seek the out of doors. Commencement- Here our paths part But our th011ghts go on together. drew the gang der. mem Patromze Om' Patrons S25 Imgbau La Crosse Breweries, Incorporated fan. ' O G. Heileman Brewing Company S15 Modern Laundry SL Dry Cleaning Co. Doerflinger's Department Store .5910 Ellickson Studio L La Crosse Laundry S1 Cleaning Company Mississippi Valley Transport Company ng ga Linker Hotel Borden's Restaurant Standard Oil Company 109 Pa tm nize Ou1fPczt1f0ns 35 Kienahs Flower Shop Tillman Brothers Lieder Lumber and Coal Company C21SeY,S Cal' Sales E. R. Barron Company Erickson Bakery ,Company The Elite Pure Food Ice Cream Company Quality G1-ooery H Leath's Furniture Company Leithold Piano Cgmpany La Crosse Direct Oil Service g Roach and Josephson J. C. Penney Company , Terminal Express Company Harmony Cafe Bodega Adam ,Kroner Company Q La Crosse Paper and Box Company Ffmfle S Pla-Mor and Recreation Bowling Alleys Rlta S Beauty Salon Dolly Madison Dairy Products Smiths Restaurant and Drug Store Cram Brothers Markets Larson S goin? Apphances Hilton Prescription Pharmacy Alma Lett s Gift Shop Uptown Cigar Store Moore S Bmfk Shop Rivoli-Riviera-Wisconsin and Strand Modern Dairy Company Theatres Stevenson's, Inc. Montgomery Ward and Company 83.50 S and H Sport Shop and Cigar Store se Miss Greene's Campus Shop A1-eng Shoe Company Funke Candy Company Dutch Maid Ice Cream Company Berg Paint and Wallpaper Company Continental Cl0'thie1'S Neubauelos Max's Auto Wrecking Company Crescent Jewelers and L. Department Store Company Moen Photo Service or? and Jewelers Y , Sanitary Barber Shop L Mader Men s Apparel . p Tausche's Hardware Inc Voigt Auto Company , , ' ' Army Navy Surplus Store Hon1g's Gift and Book Shop Orgs Shoe Store Kelly Furniture Company Young .Jewelry Howard's Clothing Store A Friend Bl Bl Ar Ar Ar Ar, Ari Arl Asl ASI Atc Atlf Aus Baci Bam Bah' Bak1 Ball: Balzi Bare Barc arr ascl Batcl 1 Baty, Baue, Bayn Bayn! Beer, Bekkv Bell, Bellel Bemi: Bene Benzj Beren Beren B B Berg, Berg, Berg, Berg, Ber Ber Bernh- Betz, E. KV' ohn- R I Y ll eys md A Andrews, John, P. E. 2, '600 Main, Waupun, 33, 51, 74, Arndt, Shirley, P. E. 2, Janesville Arneson, Lois, El. 4, Fountain City, 17, 48, 49, 60, 62, 65, 102 Arneson, Orrin N., Spec. 1, 803 Main, Viroqua Arnet, Mary Ellen, Spec. 1, Hokah, Minn. Arntson, Jean, El. 2, 1519 Wood, La Crosse Ash, Betty L., Spec. 2, 509 N. 10th, La Crosse Aspenson, Betty, Spec. 1, 531 N. 13th, La Crosse Atchison, Robert W., Spec. 1, 130 S. 10th, La Crosse Atlee, Henry L., Spec. 1, 1358 Travis, La Crosse Augustin, Margaret, P. E. 2, 1519 S. 10th, Manitowoc, 33 B Bach, Louis, P. E. 1, 221 9th, Baraboo, 42 Bacon, Leslie, Sec. 2, Gays Mills, 33 Bahwell, Lois, El. 3, 2033 Prospect, La Crosse, 28 Baker, Duane F., Rural 1, 1714 Farwell, La Crosse. 42, 56 Ballin, Elizabeth, fMrs. William Dissmorej, Spec. 2302 Market. Balzer, Edward, Spec. 1, 1926 S. 13th, La Crosse Barclay, Carol, Sec. Ed. 3, Bangor, 50 Barclay, Ruth, Rural 1, 627 State, La Crosse Barry, Alfred, P. E. 1, 2142 S. 6th, Milwaukee, 81 Basch, Russell, Sec. Ed. 3, 516 Oakland, La Crosse Batchelder, Harry A., Jr., P. E. 4, Unit 20, 16th and Vine, La Crosse. 32, 81 Baty, Rayfield J., P. E. 3, 2925 S. Logam, Milwaukee, 51, 82 Bauer, Robert M., P. E. 1, Z2 N. 4th, To:-zahawk, 70, 72 Bayne, Richard, P. E. 1, Waukesha Bayne, Robert, P. E. 2, Waukesha, 79 Beer, Kenneth, Spec. 1, 715 Montgomery. Port Washington Bekken, Malcom, Spec. 1, Jamestown Bell, Thomas, P. E. 2, 5927 W. Rogers, West Allis Belleranti, Gertrude, P. E. 2, Cudahy, 33, 60 Bemis, Jack M., Spec. 1, 925 S. 16th, La Crosse Benesh, Francis E., Spec. 1, 2224 State, La Crosse Benzel, Edward, P. E. 2, 1608 8th, Menominee, 33 Berens, Donald, Sec. 1, Cashton . Berens, Mrs. Marie, El. 4, Cashton Berg Berg Donavon, P. E. 1, Elmwood, 61 Dorothy, P. E. 2, Edgar, 38 Berg Everett, Sec. Ed. 2, Onalaska Berg, James, Spec. 1, 1721 Pine, La Crosse, 64 Berg Wesley, Sec. 1, Taylor Index -7 -fv 33, '79 Bergwall, James, P. E. 1, 916 E. Capital drive, Hartland, 42 Bernhardt, Eugene T., Sec. Ed. 1, Box 331, Camp Douglas Betz, Donald C., Spec. 1, 1902 Market, La Crosse, 42 Beyer, John C., Spec. 2, 516 W. Ave. N., La Crosse Beyer, Wayne E., Spec. 1, 230 S. 22nd, La Crosse Bielefeld, Joye, M. P. E. 1, 1503 State, La Crosse Bires, Ruth, Rural 1, 502 N. 11th, La Crosse, 42, 56 Birnbaum, Bernard, Spec., 911 fS. 10th, La Crosse Black, Wallace G., spec. 2, 1304M Liberty, La Crosse Blandin, Franklin, P. E. 1, 112 Lincoln Circle, Kohler, 42 Blankenhorn, Mrs. Doris CMoenJ, Sec. Ed. 3, Route 1, Galesville, 48, ss, 59, ea ' Blechinger, 'Alice, Spec. 1, Dresbach V Blegen, Eleanor, Spec. 3, 1214 S. Nth, La Crosse, 59. Bock, Edwin J., P. E. 1, Neosho, 42, 61 Bodette, Patricia G, P. E. 4, 921 Wylie, Wisconsin Rapids, 17, 49, 63 B0d0h, James W., P. E. 1, 319 E.'Washington, New L0Hd0H, 75, 77 B0L'gs, Glenn, Spec. 2, Viroqua, 60 Bohn, Beatrice E., El. 1, Hillsboro Boldon, Gerald, P. E. 1, 600 Wisconsin, Sparta Boone, Samuel D., Spec. 1, 2202 W. Ave. S., La Crosse Borne, Harry, P. E. 1, Prairie du Chien Bosamly, James J., P. E. 1, 2127 Vine, La Crosse, 41, 58 Bossler, Marvin J., -Spec. 1, 619 Milwaukee, .Port Washingwn Boucher. La Verne, spec. 1, 114 W. Wisconsin, Prairie du Chien Bfabyf FOSte1', P. E. 2, 121 Main, Port Washinmon ' Brady. Richard. Spec. 1. 1111 s. 8th, La cl-OSS.. Branson, John, Spec. 1, 1908 Kane, La C--0559, 42 . Bfaulty Bernard J-1 P- E- 2. 203 E. Cool-:, New London.. 39, 52, 61, 81 , Bray, Joyce, El. 2, Sparta -- K Brenner, Ann L., Spec. 3, 2'01 Cass, La Crosse V Bridenhagen, Clement, Spec. 4, 840 N, 5th Ave Sturgeon BaY. 45, 52, 74, 82 Briesemeister, Shirley J., P. E. 3, 2241 S. 17th. Miqlwzvlkce, 7, 31, 32, 48, 58, 62, 64 Brietzke, Gretchen, Spec. 1, 123 S. 20th, La Crosse Brindley, Halsey. Spec. 1, 416 S. 14th, La Crosse ' B1'0b0I'g, Ernest H., Spec. 1, 1231 Ferry, La Crosse Brokaw, Elizabeth, Spec. 2, 504 S. 19th, la Crosse. T0 Brokaw,.Stuart F., Jr., Spec. 1, 504 S. 19th, La Crosse Broring, Ralph P., Spec. 1, La Crescent, Minn. Brosnan, William, Spec, 1, 1131 State, La Crosse Brown, David L., Spec. 1, 120 S. 19th, La Crosse Brown, Don J., P. E. 2, 3044 N. 55th, Milwaukee, 41, 42, 56 Bruemmer, Phyllis A., P. E. 1, 1925 Liberty, La Crosse Bruemmer, Verdelle, Spec. 1, 1925 Liberty, La Crosse Brumm, Eunice, Spec. 3, 1927 Green Bay, la Crosse. 50 . Brunner, Doris, P. E. 3, Medford, 30, 31, 58 Brusky, Gerald, P. E. 1, Loyal Brusky, Harvey, Loyal El. 1, Loyal, 43 . Bryce, Dorothy, P. E. 2, 2943 S. 53rd, Milwaukee, 39 Bryce, Bernard, Spec. 1, 912 W. Ave. S., La Crosse Buckmiller, Archie A., Sec. Ed. 3, Cochrane, 51, 63 Buelow, Milton H., Spec. 1, 1207 S. 10th, La Crosse, 43 Bunge, Sophie Charlotte, P. E. 4, 355 E. Montana, Milwaukee, 48, 49 Burdick, Jacqueline, Spec. 1, 776 N. 23rd, La Crosse, 50 Burgchardt, Ruth, Spec. 3, 1503V2 Market, La Crosse Bu1'ns, James R., Spec. 1, 2321 Main, 43 Buschatz, Daniel P., P. E. 1, 1570 S. 7th, Milwaukee, 40, 81 C Callan, James, Spec. 1, 2101 Park Ave., La Crosse, 44 Callaway, Richard, Spec. 2, Glendale Route 1, La Crosse Campbell, Joanne, El. 2, Rockland, 59 Campbell, Norman O., Sec. Ed. 4, Rockland, 17,'56 Capaul, Alice, Rural 2, Alma Center, 17, 56, 61 ' Capellen, Alice, El. 3, 223 Losey Blvd N., La Crosse Capper, Helen, El. 4, Onalaska, 17 Carlson, James, Spec. 1, Trempealeall Carlsson, Edward S., Spec. 1, Unit 41, Myrick Park lane. La Crosse Cassidy, James W., Spec. 1, 705 S. 17th, La Crosse Castor, Harry A., Spec. 1, 1321 Main, La Crosse ' Castor, Rosemary, Sec. Ed. 4, 1321 Main, La Crosse Chace, Charles, Spec. 1, 500 S. 16th, La Crosse ' Chadwick, Betty, P. E. 2, Winter ' Chapko, Rudolph, P. E. 1, 26 High, Carrollville, Minn., 42 Chase, Nancy, P. E. 2, 710 Yuba, Janesville, 49,-58 Chenoweth, Leland, Sec. Ed. 3, Blair, 82 -r' l 1' Chopieska, Helen, Sec. Ed. 4, 611 Charles, La Crosse, 17, 64, 67 Christensen, Robert, P. E. 1, 1616 Morton Ave, Racine, 43, 89 Christianson, Robert, Spec. 1, 1501 S. 5th, La Crosse Christianson, Virginia, Rural 1, Ettrick, 42, 56 Cilley, Mary, Spec. 1, 435 S. 7th, La Crosse Clark, Derwood C., Sec. Ed., 2223 Ward Ave., La Crosse Clark, Philip J., Sec. Ed. 2, 413 Shiocton, New London, 51, 61 Cleary, Mary Lou, P. E. 1, Green B2-Y, 61 Coldren, Richard W., SD90- 151318 State' La Crosse . Colleran, Mrs. Margaret fAndersonl, Rural 2, 1406-Pllle, :ff ,,l V . 5.3. .. 1, La Crosse ' Collingon, Eileen, El. 2, Bangor' 35, 57 ffl Collins, John E., Spec- 1. Onalaska - collins, Philip J-. P- E, 1, 122 S. 1st,'Evansville Collins, William W., Spec. 2, 5801 W. Beloit Rd., West Allis, 35 Connell, Clayton G., Spec. 1, 91215 Logan, La Crosse . Cooks, Donald D., P. E. 4, 1323 Hamilton, Racine, 17 Corbin, Elizabeth, P. E. 2, Box 181, Manitowoc Corcoran, Dolores, P. E. 1. Madison Cornell, Vergil A., El. 1, 2120 S. 15th Place, La Crosse Corrigan, Patricia, P. E. 1, Park Falls, 43, 89 Cosford, Francis H., Sec. Ed. 2, 1822 Spring, Racine, 35 Cotton, Steven, P. E. 1, Melrose. 41 Cox, Mary, Spec. 1, 308 N. Main, Viroqua Crandall. Ilo, El. 1, 123 Elm, Mauston Crane, Shirley, Sec. Ed. 3, 2231 S. 25th, Milwaukee, 28, 50. ,56, 61, 64 Creeden, Hannora, El. 3, La Farge, 29, 57, 61 Cromer, Glynn, Spec. 3, 2135 Main, La Crosse, 28 Cremer, Mrs. Sally, Spec. 3, 21135 Main, La Crosse, 28 Cross, William, P. E. 2, 2834 N. 37th, Milwaukee, 35, 51 Crumb, Robert, P. E. 1, 211 Boone, Whitewater Cullen, Virgil J., Spec. 1, 408 N. 6th, La Crosse Cullmann, Alvin O., Sec. Ed. 1, West Salem Cunningham, Edwin H., Special, 1724 Market, La Crosse Cunningham, William, Spec. 1, 1724 Market, La Crosse Curtis, Lorena M., Spec. 2, Route 1, Mauston, 35 6 D Dahl, Ellsworth, Spec.i1, 815 S. 3rd, La Crosse Daley, Robert J., Spec. 1, 220 N. 6th, La Crosse Davis, Carol E., P. E. 2, 164 Central, Marshfield, 35 Davis, Mahlon XV., Spec. 1, Warrens Dawson, Robert J., Spec. 1, 1647 Kane, La Crosse Degen, Norma, Sec. Ed. 3, Burlington, 28, 102 Degenhardt, Imelda, Sec. 1, Cashton, 43, .61 H Delmont, Patricia, P. E. 1, 517 Columbia Ave., Green Bay. 43, 67 Delmore, Johanna E., P. E. 1, Lyndon Station, 43, 59 DeMerit, James A., P. E., 417 Foster, Port Washington, 39, 79 DeMers, Alfred F., P. E. 2, 129 W. Eau Claire, Rice Lake, 35, 51, 79 DeMers, Gilbert, 129 W. Eau Claire, Rice Lake, 35, 51, 52, 61, 79 Dennis, Yvonne, P. E. 1, 745 Highland, Beloit, 43 DePetro, Phyllis, P. E. 2, Nashwauk, Minn., 35, 49, 57, 64 Derlin, Jane C., P. E. 3, 1507 Union Ave., Sheboygan, 28, 57, 65 Desnoyer, Francis L., Jr., Spec. 1, 521 N. Michigan, De Pere, 43 Diamond, James, Spec. 1, 210 N. 6th, West De Pere, 43 Dissmore, William, Spec. 2, 424 N. 23rd, La Crosse Dittman, William A., Spec. 2, 402 S. 23rd, La Crosse Dodds, Betty, Spec. 1, 2336 Ferry, La Crosse Dohr, Robert, P. E. 1, Unit 27, Myrick Park Lane, La Crosse, 78 Dolezel, Marian, Sec. Ed. 3, 1403 West Ave., La Crosse, 28, 50. 56 Doucet, Gerald, Spec. 1, Genoa Douglas, Clayton, P. E. 2, 122 Whitlow, Neenah Dovenberg, Russell, Sec. Ed. 1, West Salem Downey, Phyllis, Spec. 2, 2107 Main, La Crosse Doyle, Alyce, El. 1, Lyndon Station, 43 Dreier, Allen, P. E. 1, 2574 N. 16th, Milwaukee Duff, Dorothy, Rural 1, 1106 Mississippi, La Crosse Dummer, James, Spec. 1, 1413 S. 6th, La Crosse Dunavan, Barbara, P. E. 1, 721 Congress, Ottawa, Ill., 43 Dunn, Phyllis, P. E. 2, 23 E. Willow, Chippewa Falls, 59, 64 Dunn, Robert, Spec. 1, 418 N. 7th, La Crosse, 39, 43 Durnford, Mary Dawn, Sec. Ed. 3, 710 E. Kinder, Richland Cente1', 30, 49, 56, 62, 63, 83 Dusso, Theodore W., Spec. 1, 2110 Charles, La Crosse Duval, Francis J., Spec. 1, 37 S. Harshall, Chippewa Falls, 44 Dvorak, Wenzel, Spec. 1, 1602 Mississippi, La Crosse Dvoran, Lillian, P. E. 4, 5471 N. 35th, Milwaukee, 17, 48 Dwyer, Edward J., Spec. 1, 1548 George, La Crosse Dwyer, Edwin C., Spec. 2, 112 S. 17th, La Crosse, 39 Dwyer, Mrs. Maryellen fTownsendD, Sec. Ed. 4, 112 S. 17th, La Crosse, 18, 50 Dwyer, William J., Spec. 2, 713 Cass, La C1'osse, 39 Dziedzic, Evelyn, P. E. 4, 2804 S. 11th, Milwaukee, 18, 49, 61, 63, 65, 66, 67, ss E Eddy, Clare, P. E. 2, 116 S. 8th, La Crosse Edell, John, Spec. 2, Red Wing, Minn. Ehlo, Verna, Spec. 1, West Salem, 43 Eimmerman, Betty, P. E. 2, Route 1, Brandon, 39, 59 Ekern, Myron, Spec. 1, Coon Valley Elkert, Betty, Spec. 2, 140 S. 22nd, La Crosse, 39 Ellefson, John, Spec. 3, 1265 N. 3rd, La Crosse Ellis, Engebret, Spec. 1, 1551 Liberty, La Crosse Ellison, John L., P. E. 3, Unit 5, 16th and Vine, La Crosse, 52 Elston, Ruth, Spec. 3, 1117 Losey Blvd, La Crosse,'28- Emerson, Richard, Spec. 1, 2116 S. 15th place, Ia Crosse. Engebretson, Lewell, Spec. 2, 314 W. Ave. N., La Crosse, 39 English, Philip, P. E. 1, 211 East, Merrill, 44, 72 Engstad, Gerald R., Spec. 1, Onalaska Erenz, Charlene, P. E. 1, Milwaukee Erickson, Elvern, El. 3, Holmen, 18, 48, 50, 56, 58 Erickson, Arnold, Spec. 1, Kennan Erickson Conrad, Spec. 1, 2221 S. 13th, La Crosse A Erickson, Harley E., Sec. Ed. 3, Box 253, Rockland, 28, 51 Erickson, Marilyn, Spec. 1, Westby, 43, 60 ' Erickson, Marjorie, P. E. 2, 3814 N. Frederick, Shorewood, 36, 59 Esmond, Robert, Spec. 1, 417 N. 4th, La Crosse Evans, Owen, P. E. 1, 1604 Boyd Ave., Racine, 41 Evenson, Marion, El. 1, 506 Roy Ave., Stoughton, 43 Evenson, Vilas, Sec. Ed. 1, Holmen F . Fadness, Erling, Spec. 1, 1236 Johnson, La Crosse, 44 Fauver, Frank, Spec. 1, 402 Clinton, La Crosse Fay, John, Spec. 1, 419 Fifth Ave So., La Crosse - Fehling, Marion, Spec. 1, 1500 Rose, La Crosse Fetzner, John, Spec. 2, 1240 Winnebago, La Crosse, 52 ' Finch, Jack, P. E. 1, 1944 Racine, Racine Finley, Margaret, Sec. 2,- 1736 Ferry, La Crosse, 36 Finley, Rita, El. 3, Gays Mills, 18, 50, 57, 61 Finsand, Donald, Spec. 1, 946 La Salle, Racine Fish, Eugene, Spec. 2, 617 Jefferson Ave., Sparta Fjelstad, Patricia, Elem. 3, Onalaska, 29, 50 Flaig, Calvin, Spec. 1, 1932 Cass, La Crosse, 44 Flaig, Colleen, Elem. 2, 1932 Cass, La Crosse, 36 Flanagan, John, Spec. 1, 325 S. 21st, La Crosse Flynn, George, Spec. 1, 1925 King, La Crosse N Flynn, John, Spec. 2, 1925 King, La Crosse Forbush, Cora, P. E. 3, 3703 N. 14th, Milwaukee, 29, 48, 49,.64 Fortney, Agnes, Sec. 4, R. 3, Viroqua, 18, 48, 56 Fortney, Dana, Spec. 1, 305 E. Jefferson, Viroqua Forward, Gertrude, P. E. 2, Birchwood, 34 , Foss, Jean, P. E. 3, 10055 Clermont, Antigo, 29, 49, .57, 62, 65 Foster, Audrey, P. E. 1, 307 Gayfield Ave., Port Washington Foster, Dorothy, P. E. 4, 292 Elk, Phillips, 18, 48, 49, 62, 63, 64, 89, 102 , Frank. Virginia, P. E. 2, 720 Michigan, Milwaukee, '36, 39, 49 Frey. Arthur. Spec. 1, 149 S. 24th, La Crosse . Frick, Marlin, Spec. 1, 1625 Travis, La Crosse Frisch, John, Sec. 1, 513 Avon, La Crosse Fritsch, James, P. E. 1, 610 Wisconsin, Sparta, 43 Frommett, William, Spec. 1, 1645 Avon, La Crosse Fry. Darwin, Spec. 2, 423 S. 21st, La Crosse Fry. Eugene, P. E. 1, 423 S. 21st, La Crosse Fry. Yvonne, Spec. 1, 423 S. 21st, La Crosse Fuller, Harlan, Spec. 1, 1007 S. 20th, La Crosse Funk, Charlotte, Elem. 3, 210 N. 24th, La Crosse G . . Gabriel, Leonard, Sec. 1, 326 N. '7th, La Crosse Gazewski, Bernadette, P. E. 1, Pulaski Galis. Mary, P. E. 2, 1947 Clark, Racine, 36 Garinf DOH, Spec. 1, 124 S. 8th, La Crosse 112 1 .1 l l l C C C G G G G G G G G G Gi G, G1 Gi Gu G1 G4 Gr Gr Gr Gc Gc ,GU Gr Gr Gr Gr Gr Gr Gr Gr .Gr Gr Gr Gr Gr Gr. Gr .Gr Gr ,GU Gu Gu S, QQ. Osse. 52 Jsse. Osse. 39 38, 51 lorewood, ,4 52 , 48, 49,664 1, 57, 52' 65 Washinlfwn 49, 62- 63' 5' .36, 39, 49 5 se Garlick, Helen, Rural 1, Galesville, 45, 56 Q 4 :G2lf1l9y, Ann, P. E. 4, 3030 W. Rogers, Milwaukee, 18, 50, ,- ,V.,, 53, 64, 83, ss . Garthwaite, Kathleen, El. 1, Cashton Garvin, Mary, Sec. 4, 215 Prospect, Elroy, 16, 48, 50, 61, 62, 63 Gawick, Helen, Rural 1, Galesville Geary, Kenneth, Spec. 1, 2007 Wood, LaCrosse. Geier, Elvera, Sec. 2, Cashton, 38, 61 Geisler, Phyllis, Elem. 3, 1530 Wood, Dubuque Genz, Fred, Sec. 1, 1112 Rose, La Crosse Genzmer, Phyllis, P. E. 1, 736 Lewndele, weiiksha, 44 Gerletti,.Robert, Sec. 4, 502 N. Benton, Sparta, 18 Gilbertson, Vida, Sec. 2, 607 Charles, La Crosse, 36, 50, 56 Gilles, John, Spec. 1, 1224 East Ave. S., La Crosse, 44, C1 Gillmeister, Ronald, Sec. 1, P. O. Box 131, La Crosse Gilsdorf, John, Spec. 2, Box 303, Bangor Ginoza, Herbert, SPEC- 2 - Ginther, Helen, P. E. 2, Fox Lake, 36 Geroux, Edward, Spec. 2, 1308 State, La Crosse Glasbrenner, Donald, Spec. 1, 833 S.,19th, La Crosse Gleason, George, Spec. 1, 728 Sumner, La Crosse D Gmur, Richard, Sec. 2, New Glarus I Goeser, George, P. E.,2, 704 2'2nd, Menasha, 36, 61, 52,, 82 Goff, Marshall, Spec. 1, 617 N. 22nd, La Crosse . Golz ,,., Bernie, P. E. 1, Route 3, Evansville Golz, Doris, P. E. 4, Route,3, Evansville, 18, 49, 86 Goodman, Donald, Spec, 1, 701 N. Water, Sparta Gordon, Dale, Spec., 1, 416 Parkway, Kohler Gormley, Robert, Sec. 2, Route 1, La Crosse, 44 Gorske, Lois, P. E. 1, 1410 Minnesota, N. Fond du Lac Gort, James, P. E. 1, 1002 Pearl, Chippewa Falls,,46, 61 Graham, Charles, Spec. 2, 1421 Vine, La Crosse, 36 Graham,,Ma1'iiel, P. E. 2, 416 Second, N.W., Chisholm, Minn., 36, 58 Graham, William, Spec. 2, 1421.Vine, La Crosse ' Gramley, Marvin, Spec., 2, 152 Highland, Williams Bay, 38 Grauer, Gerald, P. ,E. 1... 538 Grand Ave., Port Washington Graupman, Leon, P. E. 1, Route 2, Hortonville Gray, Maurice, P. E. 2. 2816 E. 6th, Superior, 37 Gray, Robert, Spec. 1, 215 S. 26th, La Crosse Green, Elizabeth, Sec. 3, Cazenovia, 29, 60, 56 G1'egorich,'William, P., E. 4, 609 Center Ave., Sheboygan, 18, 51, 57, 61, 75 Grier, Marvin, P. E. 1, 2502,W. Fond du Lac Ave., Milwaukee, 41, 68, 81, 89 Grinde, Norma, Rural 2, Melrose, 24, 56 Gripentrog, Ray, P.'E. 1, Rural 3, Marshfield Groom, Betty, Rural 1, Steuben I Grosse, Richard, P. E. 3, 79, 81 -Gruentzel, Paul, P., E. 2, 1500 Graceland Ave., Appleton Grutzik, John, Spec. 1, Independence, 42 Gudenschwager, Helen, Spec. 1, 1623 Johnson, La Crosse Guirl, Eugene, Sec. 3, 361 S. 21st, La Crosse, 29 Gunderson, Ann, Spec. 1, 1627 Avon, La Crosse, 46, 59 Gunderson, Eleanor, Spec. 218 S. 14th, La Crosse Guthrie, Deneld,'P. E. 1, Deer River, 4 Q1-lbglie, Lois, Sec. 2, 1128 Avon, La Crosse, 3, 64, 66 . H Haag, Eileen, El. 4, Onalaska, 19 . Hackbarth, Caroline, P. E. 2, Waupun, 63 Hadler, Fraklin, Sec. 2, Box 132, Grafton, 38, 52, Hadley, Philip, P. E. 1, 113 Walnut, Oconomowoc Haeft, M,ary,,P. E. 1. 309 W. Jefferson, Waupun, 45 Ha:fGI1Stei.n,.Orlien, P. E. 2, 230 E. South, Beaver Dam, 58 Hagen, Alberta, Spec. 1, 542 E. South, Viroqua, 57 Hagen, Warren, Spec. 2, Whitehall Halford, James Russel, Sec. 4, Hancock, 19, 52, 72 Halford, Mrs. Louise, P. E. 4, 1020 Fourth Ave.,, Antigo Halverson, Rudolph, Spec. 1, 2102 Park Ave., La Crosse ., Hamilton, Philip,Spec. 2, Rural 2, La Crosse Hamlnes, Paul, Spec. 2, 1-2,34 S. 11th, La Crosse Hfmesworth. Guilford, Spec. 1, 1232 s. rmi, La Grosse Hanke, Juanita, P. E. 3, R., 1, Box 122, Waukesha - Hanke, Leon, Sec. 3, Eagle River, 72 Hankins, Leon, Spec. 1, 629 Rose, La Crosse Hannaw ell, Rita, Elem. 3, Lanesboro, Minn., 29, 50, 57, 50 Hansen. Florence, Spec. 1, Route 2, Sparta, 45 Hansen' Kenneth, P- E- 2, 2216 E. 70th, chicago, Ill., 31, 32, 51, 52 - Hansen' R0bert. Spec. 1, 437 S. 23rd, La Crosse Hansen, Dolores, P. E. 2, 2952 W. Hampton, Milwaukee, 38, 58 Hanson, Adella, Elem. 4, Whitehall, 57, 59 Hanson, Dean, Spec. 1, Holmen, 45 Hanson, Donna, P. E. 2, 419 Sonro, Rhinelander, 38 Hanson, Sunella, Rural 1, 1408 Kane, La Crosse, 56, 61 Hanson, Lorna, Spec. 1, Mindoro Hanson, Marie, P. E. 5, 1513 S- Spring, Minneapolis, Minn., 19, 57, 62 Hanson. Ruthmile, Spec. 3, 1237 Johnson, La Crosse HEIHUS. Robert, Spec. 2, 321 S. 19th, La Crosse I Harder, Eva, P. E. 2, 154 S. James, Waueksha, 35 Harding, Marjorie, Sec. 3, Box 338, Bangor, 29, 56 Hardt, Lois, P. E. 1, 331 Second, Neenah, 45 Harris, Beverly, Elem 1, La Crescent, Minn. Harris, Frank, Spec. 1, La Crescent, Minn. , Ha,-1-is, Kelly, Spec. 1, La Farge dh, l ,d Ha1'I'iS, Max, Spec. 1, 520 Central Ave., Sparta M W Harris, Phyllis, P. E. 1, Route 2, Westby .. Harris, Ronald, Sec. 1, Route 2, Westby 1 HGSGIGY, Warren, P- E. 1, 417 Grand Ave., Port Washington Haugen, Earl, Spec. 1, 1705 Horton, La Crosse Hauser, Betty, Elem. 1, Route 2. La Crosse, 40 Hauser, Lavaune, Spec. 1, Route 1, Onalaska B Hawkinson, Edward, P. E. 2, West Lima Hayden, Maxine, P. E. 3, 727 Buffalo, Sheboygan, Falls, 28, 43, 49, 54, 62 W 9 Hays, D orothy, P. E. 2, Gays Mills Heastt, Geniece, Rural 1, Route 1, Sparta, 56 Hellmich, Lucille, P. E. 1, 3013 N. 14th, Milwaukee, 45, 60, QL4 Hellwig, Helen, Spec. 1, 1218 s. 6th, La Crosse, 45 ' Helstad, Donald, Sec. 1, Taylor, 45, 59 Hemsey, Clayton, Spec. 1, E. Council, Tomah, 44 Henry, Joan, Sec. 3, 1712 Kane, La Crosse, 30 Henry, Robert, Spec. 1,1712 ane, La Crosse, 43 Hensey, James, P. E. 1, 337 Monroe, Fort Atkinson, 45 Hercules, Donald, Post Grad., 1912 E. Beverly Rd., Milwaukee Herold, Elizabeth, Rural 2, Route 1, Stoddard, 56 Herried, Harold, Sec. 1, Route 1, Viroqua, 45, 56, 60 Hertensteiner, Carleton, P. E. 1, 601 Waterton, Waupun Hesselberg, Delores, Rural 1, Bangor, 44, 62 Hettig, Kathleen, P. E. 2, 215 N. Van Buren, Green Bay, 35, 64 Hillegas, Robert, Sec. 4, 914 Logan, La Crosse, 48 Hinterberg, Charles, Sec. 1, 811 19th, Watertown, 51, 75 Hitt, Wallace, Sec. 2, 2035 George, La Crosse, 35 Hoch, Neil, Sec. 1, Alma, 43 Hodge, Lee, Spec. 1, 2512 Onalaska Ave., La Crosse Hodge, Marilyn, Spec. 1, 2512 Onalaska Ave., La Crosse Hodgson, Ned, P. E. 1, 203 W. Sumner, Hartford, 40 Hoesley, Lorene, P. E. 2, Box 63, Route 1, New Glarus, 35 Hohmann, Feverly, Spec. 1, Onalaska, 40 Helielqy, William, spec. 1, 629 Ferry, La Crosse, 64 Hollett, Wenneth, Spec. 1, Green Acres, La Crosse Holley, Agnes, Spec. 1, 363 S. 20th, La Crosse Holmes, Pl'aC8, Spec. 2, 411 E. College, Waukesha, 35 I-Iomer, Barbara, Spec. 2, Galesville, 35 Homer, Elizabeth, Sec. 1, Galesville, 40 Homstad, William, Spec. 1, 510 E. Broadway, Virofllm- 45 Hopf, Carroll, El. 3, Alma, 57, 59 Horn, Betty, El. 4, 1635 Denton, La Crosse, 19, 59 Horn, Howard, Sec, 1, 617 Brewster, Appleton, 45 Horne, Mary, P- E- 1' Boyd' 41' 50 King, La Crosse King, La Crosse N. 13th, La Crosse, 45 Rural 2, West Salem Spec. 1, 404 S. 15th, La Crosse, 40 P. E. 1, 2222 Main, La Crosse, 45, 57, 60 Horne1', Jack, SPEC- 2' 1234 Horner, Jane, Spec. 2, 1234 Hougen, Alton, Spec- 1' 231 Hougen, M9-TY' Hgwe, Thomas, Huebner, Ruth, O I k k -, Dawn, Spec. 1, na as a , II'-iuec sian Marian, Sec. 1, 5th Tuska Ave Carrouvme' 40' 59 Hgzdahl Wallace, P. E. 1, 401 W. Humbird, Rice Lake, 41, 58, 60 .113 Huiras, Marvin, Spec. 2, 307 Franklin, Port Washington Hulsether, Le Verne, Spec. 1, 161 W. Maple, Viroqua Hundt, Agnes, Sec. 2, Cashton, 34, 61, 89 ' Hussey, Robert, P. E. 2, 1009 W. Spencer, Appleton, 59, 61 Hutson, Gwendolyn, P. E. 1, 216 S. 22nd, La Crosse I Inda, James, Spec. 1, 1902 Market, La Crosse Isensee, Barbara, Rural 1, Route 2, Sparta, 56 Isermann, Robert, Spec. 1, 226 N. 22nd, La Crosse J Jacques, Jack, El. 1, 906 Grove, La Crosse Jahimiak. Roger, Spec. 1, 781 N. 23rd, La Crosse Jandt, Ardelle, El. 4, Bangor, 19, 57 Jandt, Deloris, Sec. 4, Bangor, 19, 48, 56 Janecek, Veronica, P. E. 3, Richland Center, 28, 48, 49, 57, 60 Jeffries, Gordon, Sec. 3, 16215 Mais, La Crosse, 28, 48 Jensen, Calvin, P. E. 2, Medford, 37, 57, 60 Jeske, Edith, P. E. 2, Milwaukee, 37, 59 Johansen, Lloyd, P. E. 3, 116 S. 8th, La Crosse John, Marjorie, P. E. 4, 858 N. 8th, Manitowoc, 19, 48, 49 Johns, Arlan, Spec. 1, 2214 Market, La Crosse Klug, Marjorie, P. E. 3, 1363 Eagle, Rhinelander, 32, 49 Knight, Willis, Sec. Ed. 4, 1713 Loomis, La Crosse, 20, 56, 59 Knight, Mrs. Elaine QDraegerJ, Sec. Ed. 3, 171-3 Loomis, La Crosse, 28, 48, 49 Knothe, James, Spec. 1, 224 S. 21st, La Crosse Knothe, William, Spec. 1, 224 S. 21st, La Crosse Knudson, Ronald, Sec. Ed. 2, West- Salem ' Knutson, Betty, Spec. 1, 1547 Avon, La Crosse, 40 Koch, Dorothy, P. E. 3, 1029 Garfield, Beloit, 31, 49 Korish, Eva, Spec. 1, 817 N. E. Thompson, Portland, Ore., 40, 65 Kortendick, Bernice, P. E. 2, 3407 W. Juneau Ave., Milwaukee, 37, 50, 57, 61, 64 Korthals, Harry, Spec. 2, 2228 South Ave., La Crosse Kounelis, Irene, P. E. 2, P. O. Box 74, North Fond du Lac, 37, 57. 60 Kourmeles, George, Sec. Ed. 1, Box 372, Walworth Krainik, Barbara, P. E. 1, Milwaukee Kratt, Richard, Spec. 1, 2123 Cass, La Crosse Krause, Charles, Spec. 1, Route 1, Viroqua, 40, 61 Krause, Dorothy, Spec. 1, 1931'Winnebago, La Crosse Krause, Gene, Spec. 1, 357 S. 23rd, La Crosse Krismer,. John, Spec. 1, 226 S..16th, La Crosse, 44 Kroner, William, Spec. 1, 130 '- S. 20th, La Crosse . Kroner, George, Spec. 1, 923 Cameron Ave., La Crosse Johnson Johnson, Barbara, P. E. 2, Humbird Johnson, Dorothy, Sec. 2, Whitehall, 37, 49, 56, 59, 60, 83 Johnson, Einer, P. E. 1, 921 14th, Racine, 40 Johnson Ellsworth, Sec. 1, Route 2, Elroy, 44 Johnson Harriet, El. 4, Gays Mills Johnson, James, Spec. 1, 1720 Mississippi, La Crosse Johnson Janice, Spec. 2, 1311 Adams, La Crosse, 38 Johnson, Jo, Sec. 1, 116 E. Maple, Viroqua Johnson Jones, P. E. 1, 703 S. Main, Miroqua Johnson Jim, P. E. 1, 134 Grove, Evansville Johnson Paul, P. E. 1, Whitehall Johnson Richard, Spec. 1, 943 Farnam, La Crosse Johnson Ruth, El. 1, 646 East Couprt, Viroqua, 44, 59, 60 Wayne, Spec. 1, Holmen Kroner, Ludwig, Sec. Ed. 2, 2502 Cass, La Crosse, 51, 82 Krotzman, Janet, Spec. 1, 716 N. Chester, Sparta, 44 Kruchoski, Eugene, P. E. 3, 31 Myers Loc., Chisholm, Minn., 32, 51, 81 Krueger, Ardelle, Spec. 1, 1125 Losey Blvd. Sd., La Crosse, 44 Kuehl, Betty Lou, P. E. 4, 577 6th Ave. S., Park Falls, 20, 49, 62, 65, 83 Kunde, Eldeen, P. E. 2, 3836 N. 26th, Milwaukee, 37, 50. 57, 60, 65, 67 Kunert, Do1'othy, Spec. 1, Route 1, La Crosse Kunes, Gene, P. E. 1, 121 S. 6th, Black River Falls Kunzelman, George, Rural 4, Alma Center, 24 'L Rodger, Spec. 1, Holmen 5 Jones, Juanita, P. E. 3, Waukesha, 28 Jorstad, Kenneth, Spec. 1, Route 2, La Crosse, 40 Josephs, Eugene, Spec. 1, 305 N. 6th, West De Pere, 41, 58, 61 Julian, Gloria, P. E. 1, 2806 S. Clement, Milwaukee, 44 K Kaczmarek, Claude, P. E. 1, 2252 S. 5th, Milwaukee, 40, 55, 72 Kadletz, Gerald, Ed. 1, Saxon Kaiser, Harold, P. E. 1, 3144 N. Achilles, Milwaukee, 45 Kalosh, Mike, Spec. 3, 1024 S. 4t4h, Milwaukee, 32, 52, 70, 74, 77 L., LaFave, Carole, P. E. 3, 510 Division, Hurley, 28, 59, 64 LaLande, Patricia, P. E. 1, Green Bay Lampman, James, P. E. 1, Sun Prairie Landmeyer, Norbert, Spec. 1, 821 Clinton, La Crosse Lane, James, Spec. 1, 413 N. 16th, La Crosse Lapham, Rose Marie, Spec. 1, Onalaska ,65 Lappin, Gene, Spec. 1, 418 S. 11th, La Crosse, 40 Larson, Darrell, Sec. Ed. 2, 1728 Jackson, 37, 59 Larson, Floyd, Jr., Rural 1, Taylor, 41, 56 Larson, Inez, El. 4, 1333 Redfield, La Crosse, 20, 50, 57, 60 Larson, Kamperschroer, Betty, Rural 1, Cashton, 40 Kane, Elizabeth. P. E. 3, 617 Wisconsin Ave., Sheboygan, 32, 59 Kane, -George, P. E. 1, Unit 23, 16th and Vine, La Crosse Kaprelian, George, P. E. 3, 1627 Prospect, Racine Karbula, James, Spec. 1, 622 N. 22nd, La Crosse Kasten, Virginia, El. 1, 919 Main, La Crosse Kedzierski, Valeria, P. E. 3, 1308 15th Ave., South Milwaukee, 32, 58, 59 Kehrberg, Rachel, P. E. 1, 413 6th, Mosinee, 40, 58 Kelsh, Ruth, P. E. 2, Humbird, 37, 49 Kenefick, Janice E.,f P. E. 1, Sio Kennard, Sally, Spec. 2, 502 S. 11th, La Crosse Kenney, John, P. E. 4, Unit 1, 16th and Vine, La Crosse, 20, 52, 58, 61, 63, 79, 82 Keppel, Marilyn, P. E. 1, Route 2, La Crosse, 40 Kibler, Russell, Spec. 1, 1826 Loomis, La Crosse Kidder, Frieda, Spec. 1, 1918 Main, La Crosse Kiel, William H., P. E. 2, Unit 8, 16th and Vine, La Crosse Kimball, Jacqueline, P. E. 1, Lena, 40, 62, 89 Kindschi, Mary, P. E., 102 N. Hickory, Platteville, 37, 50 Klar, John, Spec. 1, 1441 Hood, La Crosse Klaus, George, Spec. 1, 1727 Onalaska Ave., La Crosse Klein, Arthur, Spec. 1, 520 N. Losey Blvd., La, Crosse, 51 Klein, Edmond, P. E. 2, 16th and Vine, La Crosse Kleinhaus, Myrtle, Rural 1, 2631 Prospect, La Crosse, 41, 56 114 Laugenberg, Elaine, Spec. 1, Route 4, Tomah, 40, 59, 61, 64 Laughman, Maradean, P. E. 1, 3870A E. Plankinton Ave.. Milwaukee, 41, 57, 60 Laux, James, Spec. 1, 2145 Cass, La Crosse, 41 Lavin, Tressie, P. E. 2, 1513 N. 12th, Superior, 37, 61 Lawrence, Joyce, Sec. Ed. 1, 1707 Stoughton, Tomah, 40, 56 Lawrence, Robert, Spec. 1, 803 5th Ave. So., La Crosse Lawton, Ruth, P. E. 1, Viroqua Lea, Byrn, Spec. 1, 1225 La Crosse, La Crosse, 40, 59 Leary, Helen, P. E. 1, Cambria, 43 Lee, Clifford, Spec. 1, Box 412, Onalaska Lee, Curtis, Sec. E. 1, Woodsville Lehman, Albert, Spec. 1, 1327 2nd, Wausau, 43 Leirmo, Ruth, El. 4, Ferryville, 20, 50, 57 Leisgang, Norman, Sec. Ed. 1, Seymour, 41, 56, 58 Leithold, John, Spec. 3, 1528 Mississippi, La Crosse, 28 Lepley, Bernal, P. E. 1, Viola Lewis, Vivian, El. 4, Readstown, 20, 50, 57 Lindahl, Adolph, Rural 1, Stoddard, 40, 56 Lilldberg. Margaret, P. E. 1, 5 Poplar, Hurley, 44 Liner, Mary, P. E. 1, Waupun Lipovetz, Marian, El. 1, 506 S. 23rd, La Crosse, 57, 61 Livingston, Clark, Spec. 1, 1623 Main, La Crosse, 41 Lochard, Bernard, El. 4, 900W Superior Ave., Tomah, 20 Lorenz, Mavis, P. E. 3, Mondovi, 31, 58 Lowe, Betty, Sec. Ed. 4, 2218 Ferry, La Crosse, 20 Lt Lt Lu Lu Lu Lu Lu LY' LY1 LY' Mal M21 Mar Max Mal Mal Mal McC McC McC McC McG McH McG McIr McK McK McK McK! McK McN: Mai r Mald Mark Mart Mart Mate Matiz Matt: Mau, May, Mead Meiei Meine Meinl Meraq Merow ' L Mei-or L Mesol Meyei Meyei 2 l Micha Mich H Mills, i - 32, 49 Q20. 56, 59 I-Oomi., l 49 lland. Oren Ave., rosse 'hd du Lac, xx-th 61 lrosse 4 e Crosse Se. 51. 82 a. 44 Olm, Minn., 1 Crosse. 44 Park Falls, tee. 37, 50. lls , 59, 64. 65 rosse 0 , so. 57. 60 , 59. 61- 64 intgn Ave.. 37, 01 nah, 40. 56 grogse 40. 59 58 8 05591 2 44 51' 61 1 I J Lubbol-S, Owen, P. E. 1, 15128 N. 3rd, Sheboygan Luedtke, Wallace, Spec. -1, 653V2 N. 22nd, La Crosse Luedtke, William, SPEC- 1. 653W N. 22nd, La Crosse, 45 Luening, James, Spec. 2, 149 S. 8th, La Crosse Lukes, Henry, P. E. 2, Depot Street, New Lisbon, 37, 51, 52, 77 Ilund, Carol.. P. E. 4, 2063 Green, Racine, 20, 49, 83, 84 Londo, Marjorie, P. E. 1, 701 E. 20th, La Crosse, 43 Lydon, Donald, Spec. 1, 2017 Market, La Crosse - Lyga, Kate,.P. E. 1, 1610 Madison, La Crosse Lyons, Earl, Spec. 1, 116 S. 3rd, La Crosse' M Mabie, Margaret, P. E. 2, 2734 N. 5th, Milwaukee Machotka, Ruth, P. E. 2, 230 Madison, Mineral Point, 37, 50 MacLean, Catherine, P. E. 1, Duart Farm, Elkhorn, 40 Madenwald, Lucy, P. E. 4, 306 Hawthorne Ave., l So. Milwaukee. 21. 49 Mahlman, Jeannette, Spec. 1, 1718 Kane, La Crosse Mahoney, Alice, P. E. 1, 114 Losey Blvd. So., La Crosse, 40 Mahoney, Therese, El. 1, 1625 Adams, La Crosse, 57, 61 McCabe, John, P. E. 1, 403 S. Worthington, Oconomowoc, 41, 58, 61, 66 McCoy, Robert, Sec. Ed. 4, 1107 Avon, La Crosse, 21, 56 McCulloch, Glen, P. E. 312 W. Franklin, Waupun, 31, 51, 52, 75 A McCulloch, Lovell, P. E. 2, 212 W. Franklin, Waupun, 37, 51 McGlynn,' Patrick, Sec. Ed. 2, Cazenovia McHenry, Thomas, Spec. 1, 1828 Caledonia, La Crosse McGuire, Joyce, El. 1, 2221 Wood, La Crosse I McIntyre, James, Sec. Ed. 1, 1434 Cass, La Crosse, 40 McKean, Eleanore, Spec. 1, 212 W. Monroe, McKenzie, Ione, P. E. 3, Elkhorn, 31, 49 McKenzie, Esthe1', Spec. 1, 1334 State, La McKenzie, Richard, Spec. 1, 1334 State, La Mc1Kinny, Robert, Spec. 1, 119 N. 16th, McNanier, Thelma, Rural 1, Warrens, 40 Tomah Crosse Crosse La Crosse Mairich, Patricia, Spec. 2, 1809 Farwell, La Crosse Malde, Ferne, P. E. 2, 1211 Emerson, Beloit, 34 Marker, Beverly, Sec. Ed. 3, 504 St. James, La Crosse, 30, 49 Martin, Frank, P. E. 4, Racine, 25 Martin. Jack, P. E. 1, 726 2nd, Hudson, 44 Matelski, Lorn, Spec. 2, 1491 Redfield, La Crosse, 34 Matiak, Dorothy, Spec. 2, Bangor, 35 Mattson, Donald, Spec. 1, 1230 Market, La Crosse, 43 Mau, Beverly, Spec. 2, West Salem May. Jean, P. E. 2, 3924 N. Cramer, Milwaukee, 33, 49, 58, 62 Mead. John. P. E. 2, Unit 18, 16th and Vine, La Crosse Meier. John, Spec. 1, 721 S. 6th, La Crosse Meinert, Donald, Sec. Ed. 3, 781 N. 22nd, La Crosse, 31, 51, 55, 65, 78 ' Meinhardt, Barbara, P. E. 1, 212 E. 3rd, Marshfield, 40 Meracle. Faith, El. 1, Hillsboro Merow. Mrs. Erva, El. 3, Unit 32, My1'ick Park Lane. ' La Crosse, 30, 57 Merow. Lloyd, El. 3, Sparta, Unit 32, Myrick Park Lane, La Crosse, 30, 57 ' Mesoloras, Christ, Spec. 1, 419 N. 24th, La Crosse Meyer. James. Spec. 2, 1452 Caledonia, La Crosse Meyer. William, P. E. 4, Unit 7, 16th and Vine, La Crosse, 21. 72, 74 Michaels, Harlan, Sec. Ed. 1, 1407 Redfield, La Crosse Michalski, Kenneth, Spec. 2, 1628 Johnson, La Crosse Mielkef Leroy. Sec. Ed. 4, 949 Genesee, Waukesha. 16, 52. 63. 72, 79 . M1kelson..E1aine, El. 2, Alma, 50, 57, so Millard, Ruth. P. E. 3, Whitewater, 30, 31, 58. 60. 62 Miller, Betty. P. E. 3, 3262 N. Bartlett, Milwaukee, 32, 50. 58 Miller Miller Miller Miller, Robert K.. P. E. 1, Menasha Miller, Miller, Mills, David. P. E. 1, 117 N. Washington Stanley. spec. 1, 215 N. 11th, La Crosse Warren R-. Spec. 2, West Salem I JOSGDII. Spec. 4, 110 17th Place, La Crosse ' 1 Mafvill. Sec. Ed. 1, 172-6 Wood, La Crosse . Robert J., P. E. 1, 622 State, Mauston, 52 Ave., Waupun Mitchell. Jane. Spec. 2, 211 N. 23rd, La Crosse. 50 Mlttness, Lewis.'Spec. 1, Wyeville, 4.1, 59 115 Moe, H1 , P, Moen, Zen E. 4, Camp Douglas, 21, 48, 58' 83' 84 Moen, erdon. See. Ed. 4, Kendall Rlchardf Spec- 1. Cashton' Molzahn, Daniel, S eu 1 D c . 627 N. 22nd La Crosse M001-S catherine P E 1 17 W ' ' . . . , . M - Morgan, Dorothy' R I esseflgef. Rice Lake, 44 Mork, Morrison. Avis. EI. 4. 323 E. Jeffer Ura 1. Sparta, 56 Alden. Spec. 1. 314 W. Foster, Tomah - SOD. Viroqua. 21. 57 so 63 M .- . . Mgxlson' Jaines' Sec' Ed' 2' 1639 Prospect, La Crosse. 45. 59 ison, Miles, Spec. 1, 523 E. Jefferson, Viroqua M0l't1b0y. Robert, Spec. 1, Taylor Moulis, Gloria. El. 1, 2219 West Ave. So. La Crosse Mount: Shirley. P. E. 1, 1 0 - - 41, 57, 60 500 W' Burleigh. Milwaukee, Muender, Percy, Spec. 1, 103M3 N. Main, Miroquq 44 M - L' ulrooney..John, P. E. 3, 340 W. Wilson, Madisgn, 51, 79 Munson' Vivian' Sec' 3' 925 Redfield. La Crosse, 48 M111'Dl'ly. PatI'1Ck. Spec., 2515 Cass, La Crosse Muth, Muza, Nadel, N . Pl1illD. Sec. Ed. 2, Onalaska John. P. E. 1, 120 Lake, Oshkosh, 78 N Edwin. Spec. 1, 270 Garden Ave., Mount Vernon, Y., 45 - Nafllm. Nancy. P. E. 1, 180 E. Rusk Ave., Milwaukee, 40, 57, 60 Nau, Joan, P. E. 2, 1335 W. 6th, Racine, 34 Nehring, Dorothy, El. 4, Whitehall, 21, 50, 57, 59, 60 Nelson, Emogene, P. E. 4, River Falls, 21, 48, 49, 83 Nelson, Nelson, Nelson, Nelson Joan, Rural 1, New Auburn, 44, 56 LaVonne, Spec. 1, 2325 Ferry, La Crosse Richard, Spec. 1, 1007 Caledonia, La Crosse Rodger, Sec. Ed. 1, 1834 Holmes Ave., Racine, 41, 58, 60, 72 Ness, Maurice, Sec. Ed. 2, 120 W. Franklin, Portage, 34 Neubauer, Clifford, Spec. 1, Oxbo Resort, Loretta Newcomb, William T., P. E. 2, Boulder Junction, 34 Nichols, Donald, Spec. 2, 1815 Prospect,La Crosse Nicholls, Robert G., P. E. 3, 411 Bluff, Negaunee, Mich., 51, 52, 70, 75 Nienow, Betty, P. E. 2, 235 Williams, Wausau, 34, 49, 57, 65 Niles, Lotus, Spec. 1, 1710 Gillete, La Crosse Nirschl, James, P. E. 1, 4823 N. Idlewild, Milwaukee, 44, 55, 75 Noffke, Marmalee, Spec. 1, 2115 Johnson, La Crosse North. Norby, Novak, Willard, Spec. 2, 2538 S. 16th, La Crosse Leland, Spec. 1, 2225 Winnebago, La Crosse Robert, Sec. Ed. 3, 160215 Ferry, La Crosse, 39. 52, 77 Nugent, Timothy J., P. E. 4, 3627 N. 25th. Milwaukee. 21, 51. 52. 63 O O'Brien, Mary, P. E. 1, 160 Eau Claire Blvd., Wausau Oedsma, Hazel, Rural 1, Galesville, 45, 56 O'Hearn, Mary, Rural 1,- Melrose, 45, 56 Ohlson, Bettymae- Spec- 3' 719 Logan' La Crosse Oines, Olsen. Olson. Olson. Olson. Olson. Olson. Olson. Olson Onsrud. Ralph. Spec' 1' West Rem Ole, Sec, 4, 1603 Charles. La Crosse. 21 Ronald. spec. 1. 1229 Avon' La Crosse Barbara, Spec. 1, La Crescent. 59 Ervin. P. E. 2. 15111 and Vine' La Crosse Everett. SDGC- 11 West Salem Janet, El, 1, Viroqua. 40. 00 LaVerne, Spec. 1, Viroqua Lorna. Spec. 1. 61616 N- Sth' La Crosse Maroon, Spec. 1, 2502 Wood. La Crosse S l 1. d sharon P. E. 1. 515 Hamilton' Wausau' 41' 57' 60 gnitgdy Shirley, P E. 1. 515 Hamilton- Wausau' 41' 57' 60 n . ' ' ' . h, K nnoth, P. E. 1, Kenosha I glglion Reonald. El. 3. 1 River. New Llsbon .game P, E, 3, 1524 Grange. Racine. 31. 48 Owls' Jeanette P E. 3. 154 N- Brooke' Fond du Lac' 31' 55 gsbtli1n'Ca1'nett Spec 1 2201 Market, La Crosse I , 0 Y Oi? Charles Spec. 2, 1107 Ferry, La Crosse ' ' - ' b 0 La Crosse. 40 ou. William. Spec- 1' 1915 Wmne ag ' P Packman, Marion L., El. 2, 808 S. 19th, La Crosse, 50 Papenfuss, Carl, Spec. 3, 603 N. 17th, La Crosse Papenfuss, Virginia, Spec. 2, 603 N. 17th, La Crosse, 33 Pappas, John, Sec. Ed. 4, 118 E. 16th, La Crosse Patri, Virginia, P. E. 3, Water St., Omro, 30, 31, 50, 58, 60, 65 Patzwald, Glen, P. E. 1, 715 High, Chippewa Falls, 41 Pappas, John, Sec. Ed. 4, La Crosse, 21 . Paulin, John, P. E. 1, 164 S. Central, Marshfield, 78 Pawlak, Mary, P. E. 3, 1425 Johnson, La Crosse Kenneth, P. E. 1, 1324 Vine, Lake Geneva Virginia, P. E. 1, 1731 Main, Ladysmith Peavy, Virginia, P. E. 1, 316 Pederson Ave., Ladysmith Dean, Sec. Ed. 2, 416 West, Waukesha Payne, Peary, Peffer, Peltier, Carol, P. E. 3, 2559 So. Logan, Milwaukee, 30, 49, 67 Pelzer, Mary, P. E. 1, 208 Grand Ave., Hartford Pennebaker, Jean, P. E. 3, 806 State, Ottawa, Ill., 29, 38, 49, 60, 65 Perrizo, Donna, Spec. 1, 914 Pertzsch, Elizabeth, Epec. 1, Onalaska Peshak, Shirley, El. 3, 1428 Peters, Betty, P. E. 2, 2164 South Ave., La Crosse Madison, La Crosse So. 77th, West Allis, 33 Peters, Charles, Spec. 1, 2215 Prospect, La Crosse Peters, Naomi, Spec. 2, 121 West Ave., La Crosse Peterson, Janet, Rural 4, 1138 Division, Stoughton, 56 Gordon, Spec. 1, 1806 Liberty, La Crosse Peter, El. 4, 96 Moneser, New Lisbon, 23 Peterson, Theron, P. E. 1, Saxon , Phelph, Patricia, El. 4, 1713 Wood, La Crosse, 23, 57 Pieper, Edgar, P. E. 4, 325 Grove, Beaver Dam, 23, 51 Pierringer, Loschel, Spec., 137 Cleveland, Port Washington Pinski, Betty, El. 2, 1412 So. 9th, La Crosse, 33, 49, 57, 59, 60 Peterson, Peterson, Pischke, Robert, Spec. 2, 1005 Cameron Ave., La Crosse Piskula, Grace, P. E. 3, 2979 So. 13th, Milwaukee, 31, 48, 49, 65, 66 Plumb, Stan, Sec. Ed. 730 Elm, Beloit, 41, 56, 58, Pokrop, Frank, Spec. 2, 1753 So. 13th, Milwaukee Porter, Catherine, P. E. 1, 102 Forest Park, Janesville, 44, 58 Potte1', Mary, P. E. 1, 830 W. Johnson, Marion, 44, 58, 61 Powers, Carlton, P. E. 2, Unit 15, 16th and Vine, La Crosse, 52 Price, Mae, El. 4. Onalaska Prielipp, Dorothy, P. E. 1, Rothschild, 40, 58, 60 Prohaska, Norma, P. E. 1, 121 State, Medford, 43 Puffer, Waldo, Sec. Ed. 1, 1114 5th, Appleton, 51 Q . Quackenbush, Robert, Spec. 1, 412 Jefferson Ave., Sparta Quinn, Francis, Spec., 2110 Johnson, La C1'osse Quinn, Mary, El. 1, 2110 Johnson, La Crosse Quinn, William, Spec. 2, 2110 Johnson, La Crosse R Raatz, David A., Sec. E-l. 1, 1133 Vine, La Crosse Rabehl, Gordon, P. E. 3, 25 W. Main, Waupun, 31. 51 Radtke, Warren, Spec. 1, 918 Grove, Milwaukee, 43 Raebel, Martin, P. E. 3, Milwaukee, 51, 52, 59, 61, 82 Randa, Frederick G., Spec. 1, 2327 Prospect, La Crosse Rank, Harvey, Spec. 1, 1238 S. 11th, La Crosse Rapp, Betty, Rural 1, Norwalk, 56 Rapp, Mary, Rural 4, Norwalk, 23, 56 Rau, George A., Spec. 1, 2325 Ferry, La Crosse Ravnum, Lillian, El. 1, Ettrick, 44, 57 Reed, Eleanor, P. E. 3, 308 N. 8th, Delevant, 31, 58, 62, 65 Reed, Robert, Spec. 1, 314 S. Center, Viroqua, 44 Reek, Jeanne, P. E. 4, Maple Ridge, Walworth, 23, 48, 49, 58, 65 Regnier, Rita, Spec. 2, 2307 State, La Crosse, 33, 49, 61, 64 Rehwinkel, Jeanne, P. E. 3, Route 2, Plainfield, 31, 48, 49, 58, 65 Rein, Irene, P. E. 2, 1010 Moline, Stoughton, 57 Reinhardt, Joyce, El. 1, Nelson Reinke, Irwin, P. E. 1, 2142 So. 37th, Milwaukee, 40, 81 Remen, Patricia, P. E. 1, 2119 Kane, La Crosse Retzlaff, Virginia, Sec. 4. Reedsburg, 23, 56 Reynolds, Thomas, Spec. 1, 1418 Madison, La Crosse, 44 Rezen, Koral, Rural 1, Route 3, Wisconsin Rapids Rhode, Donald, P. E. 1, Route 2, Manitowoc, 40, 61 Richardson, James, P. E. 1, La Crescent, Minn. Richeson, Louise, Spec. 1, 434 So. 21st, La Crosse Rieff, Janan, P. E. 3, Kingston Court, La Crosse, 31, 50, 57, 64 Ristow, Glenn, Spec. 1 Ristow, Mildred, P. E. Ritchie, Rex, P. E. 1, Roberts, Elaine, Spec. , Genoa, 44 3, Route 2, Madison, 50, 84 Green Lake, 43 1, Holmen Roberts, Katherine, P. E. 2, 626 Short, Fort Atkinson, 33, 49, 57 Robien, Gerhard, P. E. 1, 1211 S. 14th, La Crosse, 41, 42, 56 .60 Rochelt, Howard, Spec. 2, 468 S. 20th, La Crosse Roeder, Eugene, P. E. 1, 114 Market, Kohler, 40, 51, 65 Roesemeier, Norbert, P. E. 2, 404 N. Market, Waterloo, Ia., 33 Rogstad, Carol, Sec. Ed. 2, 2112 Main, La Crosse, 33, 50 Rolfing, John E., P. E. 1, 276 Kingston, Caledonia, Minn. Rohde, Huburt, P. E. 2, Route 2, Manawa, 33 Rolstad, Shirley, P. E. Rood, Clair, Sec. 1, 11 Rooney, John, Spec. 1, 2, 218 Mary, Waukesha, 50 10 S. 19th, La Crosse 217 N, 11th, La Crosse, 45 Rose, Orval, P. E. 1, Hilsboro . , Ross, Donald, P. E. 1, Ross, Nancy, Spec. 1, 1650 Park Ave., La Brillion Crosse Rossa, Albert, Spec. 1, Arcadia Roth, Richard, P. E. 2, 16th and Vine, La Rowley, Laurel, P. E. Rumsey, Eloda, P. E. Running, Margia, El. 4, 1510 Madison, La Ryan, Robert J., Spec. Salter, Bruce, P. E. 2, Saltz, Beverly J., Spec Salzwedel, Ruth, Rural Sandman, Elaine, P. E. Sandwick, Rolette, Sec. Sandford, Shirlee, Sec. Sauer, Raymond, P. E. 34, 79 Sauerbrei, Marvin, P. Saugstad, Myron, Sec. Saunders, Joyce, P. E Sazama, Stanley, P. E Crosse Madison, 33, 64 49, 63 Crosse, 24 Crosse 2, 307 E. Broadway, 4, Viroqua, 23, 48, 1, 1419 George, La S . 139 Laflin Ave., Waukesha, 55 . 1, 2118 State, La Crosse 1, Ettrick, 44, 56 4, 1430 Elm, Wisconsin Rapids, 23, 49 Ed. 1, Viroqua 0 Ed. 2, La Farge, 33, 49 2, 227 Washington, Port Washington, E. 2, Wautoma, 34 Ed. 1, West Allis . 1, Cannon Falls, Minn., 40 . 1, Leopolis, 40, 61 Scanlon, William, Spec. 1, 1232 Mississippi, La Crosse Schaefer, Lloyd, Spec, Schaefer, William, P. Schallert, Henry, Sec. Scheckel, Fern, Spec. Scheckel, Scheel, Carl, Sec. Ed. Scheel, 1, 512 10th, Baraboo E. 1, Two Rivers Ed. 3, 112 Garrett Ave., Sparta, 29, 48 2, Wauzeka, 34 Phyllis, Spec. 1, Wauzeka, 43 3, 231 So. 19th, La Crosse, 31, .56, 59 James, Spec. 1, 231 So. 19th, La Crosse Scheld, Robert, Spec. 1, 2101 Winnebago, La Crosse Scherr, 16, 42, 57, 81, 82 Scheurle, Armin, P. Clarence, P. E. 4, 601 German, Huntington, Ind., E. 2, 110 E. Marquette, Appleton, 34, 51, 57, 59, 60, 62, 63, 65, 89 Schiessl, Dorothy, P. E. 2, 1315 Madison, La Crosse, 34 Schindler, Shirley, Spec. 1, 2335 N. 7th, La Crosse, 58 Schlabach, David, Spec. 1, 132 So. 16th,La Crosse, 44, 60 Schlegel, Jerry, Sec. Ed. 1, 1623 Liberty, La Crosse Schloemer, Doraine, P 34, 60 Schmidt, Madonna, El Schmitt, Elaine, Rura Schmitz, Donald, Sec. . E. 2, 8734 W. Mitchell, West Allis, . 1. 210 Hillyer Ave., Viroqua. 44 l 1, Steuben - Ed. 3, 926 Farnam, La Crosse, 31 Schllitfgrund, Caryl, Spec. 1, 1124V2 Gillette, La Crosse, 57 Schoenberger, Waltrout, Spec. 1, 822 S. 20th, La Crosse Scholl, Arlyss, Rural Schrader, Glenn, Spec. 1, 2422 Onalaska Ave., La Crosse. 44 1, 1632 Ferry, La Crosse Schreier, Theresa, Rural 1, Cashton, 44, 56 Schroder, Albert, Spec . 1, 1715 Madison, La Crosse Schroder, Robert, Spec.. 1, 1715 Madison, La Crosse, 59 116 Thomas, Spec. 1, 320 S. Washington, Shawano. 44 .50 ll. 1. 42, 2-. 33 nn. .64 Z3, 49 lgtoll, 9, 48 5 59 Ind.. 3110111 ,ao ,lllsl l i7 '44 Schroeder, Jean, Sec. Ed. 4, Reedsburg, 23, 56, 63, 65 Schroeder, Kenneth, Spec. 3, Camp Douglas Schroeder, Robert, Sec. Ed. 2, West Salem Schubert, John, Spec. 1, 2131 King, La Crosse, 81 Schubert, Joseph, Spec. 1, 1740 State, La Crosse Schuette, Geraldine, P. E. 2, 1254 E. Walnut, Green Bay, 45 Schultz, Doris, Spec. 1, 1017 5th Ave. So., La Crosse, 43 Schultz, Earl, La Crosse, Sec. Ed. 2, 1712 Liberty, La Crosse Schultz, Howard, Spec., Wautoma Schultz, Lyle, P. E. 1, Wautoma Schultz, William, Spec. 1, La Crosse, 59 Schumacher, Mildred, P. E. 2, Grafton, 34, 57, 61 Schumann, John, Sec. 1, 800 No. 2nd, Watertown Schwanterg, Glenn, P. E. 1, 3936-A No. 18th, Milwaukee, 43, '76 Schwartz, Paul, P. E. 4, 16th and Vine, La Crosse, 23, 51, 63, '75 Schwartz, Von, P. E. 1, 445 Lemonweir, Mauston Schwartz, Wilbur, P. E. 1, 2310 E. Washington, Madison, 43 Schweiger, James, Spec. 1, Cashton, 77 Scott, Margaret, Spec. 1, 215 So. 20th, La Crosse Sebastian, Alta, Sec. Ed. 1, 430 So. Illinois, Prairie du Chien, 43, 56, 60 Seielstad, Mary, El. 3, 309 N.. 8th, La Crosse Seiiz, Marilyn, Spec. 2, 603 So. 6th, La Crosse Semb, Edward, Spec. 1, 410 Cameron Ave., La Crosse Senn, Charles, Spec. 1, 2131 Market, La Crosse, 44 Seppanen, Henry, P. E. 4, 2153 S. 28th, Milwaukee, 22 Seri, James, P. E. 3, 2509 S. Lenox, Milwaukee, 31, 51, 52, 63 Severson, Elaine, Sec. 1, Galesville, 43, 46, 56 ' Schackett, Lyall, P. E. 1, Me.-rm Shaffer, Richard, Spec. 1, 504 Cass, La Crosse Shaheen, Katherine, Spec. 2, 708 Copeland, La Crosse, 34 Shaw, Glenn, Spec. 1, Sparta Shea, Richard, P. E. 1, Eau Claire Shedesky, Albert, Sec. Ed. 1, 1211 S. 11th, La Crosse, 44, 56, 61 Shoger, James, Spec. 1, 1404 Ferry, La Crosse, 43, 58 Shoman, Alice, P. E. 2, 318 Oak, Neenah, 34, 48, 49 Shove, Benjamin, Spec. 1, Onalaska Sieber, Mary Grace, Spec. 1, 237 S. 23rd, La Crosse Siesco, Maryann, P. E. 3, 4738 W. Beloit Rd., Milwaukee, 30, 61 ' Siesco, Robert, P. E. 1, 4738 W. Beloit Rd., Milwaukee, 81 Sing, Richard, Spec. 1, Fountain City Skarda, Donald, Sec. Ed. 1, Ontario Skarda, James, Sec. Ed. 1, Ontario Staszak. Raymond. Sec. Ed. 3, 519 Henry, Green Bay. 29 Stavlo, Dorothy, El. 3, 722 N. 23rd, La Crosse, 29, 50, 65, 102 Steele. JOhn. SGC- Ed- 4. 82815 Winnebago, La Crosse Steiner, La Vonne, El. 1, Bangor, 44 Steiner. Lorraine. Spec. 1, Ellsworth, 43 Stenssfwd- Maurice. Spec. 1. 1025W Mai... L.. Crosse Stewart. Eunice. P. E. 4. 354 Galena. Janesville. 22, 49 Stiles, Frances. Spec. 2, 51614 N. 4th, La Crosse Stommel, Herbert, Sec. 1, Box 32, Hewitt, 72 Stoppenbach, Thomas, Sec. 1, Watertown, 41, 59 Storandt, Dolores, El. 1, West Salem Strand, June, P. E. 1, 506 W. Messenger, Rice Lake Streckenback, Joye, P. E. 1, 831 Elmore, Green Bay, 44, 61 Streeter, John, Spec. 1, 1343 Liberty, La Crosse Streicher, Mary Jo, Sec. Ed. 1, 717 Cass, La Crosse Strube, Robert, P. E. 1, 814 Fulton, Antigo Stuefbe, Athniel, Sec. 3, Manitowoc, 82 Stuhr, John, Spec. 1, Onalaska Sugden, David, P. E. 1, Mukwonago, 43, 59 Sweeney, Catherine, El. 4, Lyndon Station, 22, 57, G1 Syvertson, David, Spec. 1, West Salem, 42 T Tabbert, Wayne, Spec. 1, Holmen Tenckhoff, June, P. E. 4, 407 Park Ave., Pewaukee, 22, 49, 60, 62, 66, 83, 85 Terpstra, Helen, Spec. 1, 807 S. 16th, Da Crosse, 40 Terpstra, Wayne, Spec. 1, 807 S. 16th, La Crosse Terry, Richard, Spec. 2, 2210 Vine, La Crosse, 38 Tess, Ellen, P. E. 1, Elkhorn Thanos, Aphrodite, P. E. 4. 962 N. 26th. Milwaukee, 22, 48, 49 Thelen, Mary, P. E. 3, 2766 N. 68th, Milwaukee, 29, 49, 57, 66 Thiel, Kenneth, P. E. 2, Elroy, 38, 59 Thomas, Betsy, P. E. 2, 630V3 4ht, Platteville, 38, 50 Thomas, Carmen, P. E. 3, 654 N. 22nd, La Crosse, 29, 50 Thomas, Jacqueline, P. E. 2, 654 N. 22nd, La Crosse, 38, 50 Thomas, Ruth, P. E. 2, 710 S. 17th, La Crosse, 38 Thompson, Beverly, El. 4, Ettrick, 22, 50, 57, 59 Thompson, George, Spec. 2, 1530 Main, La Crosse, 52 Thompson Gjerald, Spec. 1, 1608 Cass, La Crosse, 29 Thompson, Ila, El. 1, Taylor Thompson, Joan, El. 3, 823 Sill, La Crosse, 29. 49 Thompson John. P. E. 1, Viroqua, 44 Thompson, Skemp, James, Spec. 1, 1636 Charles, La Crosse- Skenadore, Thelma, Spec. 1, West De Pere, 45, 59 Skenadore, Warren, P. E. 1, 500 G1'ant, West De Pere, 34 Skogstad, Beatrice, Sec. Ed. 2, Blair, 34 Skyrud, Bertha, Spec. 1, 917 19th Ave., Monroe Sladky, Sloggy. Francis Joe, P. E. 2, 1334 Villa, Racine, 51, 52 Laird, Spec. 1, S. Pettibone Is., La Crosse Smevog, H. Wayne, Spec. 1, 1410 S. 19th, La Crosse Smevog, Janet, Spec. 1, 2115 Madison, La Crosse Smevog, Robert, Spec. 1, 221 N. 14th, La Crosse Smith, Arden, P. E. 1, 315 W. Spring, New Lisbon Smith, Betty, Rural 1, 1008 State, La Crosse, 43 Simth, Dale, Rural 1, Readstown, 43, 56 Smith, Gilbert, P. E. 1, 3310-A W. Grant, Milwaukee Smith, James O., P. E. 1, Marion, 59 Smith, Jane, P. E. 3, 420 Miner Ave., Ladysmith, 29 Smith, Jesse, Spec. 1, 208 E. Conant, Portage Snyde1', Joe, P. E. 1, 1819 George, La Crosse Snyder, Miriam E., Sec. Ed. 4, 509 N. 11th, La Crosse Solie, David, Spec. 1, 2322 Cass, La Crosse Sorensen, Barbara, P. E. 2, 529 W- Bend. 48 Sorenson, Ruth, Spec. 1, 2133 Ferry, La Crosse, 58 Spellum, Donald, P. E. 1, Coon Valley Spence, Thgmas, Spec, 1, 222 S. 24th, La Crosse Spencer, Edward, Sec. Ed. 1. Necedah Spencer, Kathryn, P. E. 4, Miilwaukee, 22, 50, 57, 84 Thronson, Avis, P. E. 3, 722 Hastings, Eau Claire, 29, 62 Thronson, LaVon, P. E. 3, 722 Hastings, Eau Claire, 29, 62 Thrune, Juliet, Sec. Ed. 2, Cashton Tietz, Marion, Spec. 2, 2025 Wood, La Crosse Tipler, Delores, P. E. 1, Route 5, Box 141, Oshkosh. 41 Tomalka, Robert, Spec. 1, 1224 La Crosse Tomasicyk, Josephine, P. E. 3, 1963 S. 96th, West Allis, 30, 49 Tournade, Maxine, Tec. Ed. 1, 1119 Losey Blvd., La Crosse, 41, 56 Tovsen, Elwood, Sec. Ed. 1, 1727M Market, La Crosse, 32, 66 Townsend, Maryellen, see Dwyer Townsend, John F., Spec. 1, 230 S. 21st, La Crosse Treangen, Donald, Spec. 1, 1417 Johnson. La Crosse Tronick, William, Spec. 1, 914 Gillette, La Crosse Tronnier, Ellen, P. E. 2, 4270 S. Nicholson, Cudahy, 39 Truesdale, Ariel, Spec. 1, Bloom City Tulloch, Gordon, P. E. 2, 1931 E. Superior. Duluth. 62 Turner, Francis, P. E. 1, Elmwood Tuschel, Verna, P. E. 2, Whitelaw Tyler, Maryellen, Sec. 1, 222 S. 10th, La Crosse U Uhl, Margery, Sec. Ed. 1, Galesville. 44. 56. 59 Ulvestad. Winston, Spec. 3. Holmen Uetby, Doris, Rural 2, Mindoro. 56 Spring, Marjorie, P. E. 1, 1828 Holmes Ave., Racine, 44, 58 Stageberg, Shirley, P. E. 2, Island Park, Mound, Minn., 38, 57, 60, 69 Stamstad, Vernon, Spec. 1, 530Vg N- 11th. La Crosse Stankowski, Alice, P. E. 2, 3619 Underwood, Cudahy, 39 Starks, Henry, P. E. 3, 16th and Vine, La Crosse V Valley, Robert. SDec. 1. Prairie dll Chien Valley, Warren, P. E. 1. Williams Bay VanAman, Arthur, P. E. 1, 2851 W. 36th, Milwaukee, 41, 57 117 VanGordon, Charles, P. E. 1, Alma Center VanLieu, Betts, P. E. 1, 731 Seymour Ave., Niagara Falls, N. Y., 43, 57 VanLoon, Rachel, El. 4, Onalaska, 22, 48, 50 VanSickle, Clair, Spec. 1, 716 N. 22nd, La. Crosse VanSickle, Clifford, Spec. 1, 420 N. 17th, La Crosse VanSickle, John, Spec. 1, 716 N. 22nd, La Crosse VanTassel, James, Sec. Ed. 1, 1334 Ferry, La Crosse VanTassel, John, Spec. 1, 1334 Ferry, La Crosse, 43 Venne, Jeanne, P. E. 1, 1714 High, Racine, 41, 59 Vinter, William, Spec. 1, 1220 King, La Crosse, 58 Vermeer, David J., Sec. Ed. 1, 302 Bly, Waupun Violette, Noel, Spec. 1, 1535 Farwell, La Crosse, 42, 59 Vitale, LeRoy, Spec. 2, 1717 George, La Crosse, 38, 65, 66 Vlasak, Carl, Spec. 1, 1322 Redfield, La Crosse Voegeli, Phyllis, P. E. 4, Monticello, 22, 50, 58, 83 Vogelpohl, Charlotte, P. E. 4, 403 Broadway, New Ulm, Minn., 22, 48, 57, 60 - Volden, Helen, El. 1, Viroqua, 44 VonAnx, Spec. 1, La Crescent, Minn. W Waggenor, Virginia, P. E. 3, 2729 S. 44th, Milwaukee, 30, 492 57, 64, 65, 86 1Vagner, Earl, P. E. 1, 16th and Vine, La Crosse, 58 Wagner, James, Spec. 1, 202 N. 6th, La Crosse, 42 Waite, Warren, P. E. 1, 16th and Vine, La Crosse 41, 65 Walby, Karl, Roger, Spec. 1, 202 E. Decker, Viroqua, 42 Waldenberger, Loria, Rural 1, West Salem, 40 Waldow, Myron, Spec. 2, La Crescent, Minn. Walling, Riley, Sec. Ed. 3, 2254 S. 15th, La Crosse Wallis, Ray, P. E. '4, 16th and Vine, La Crosse, 25 I Walljasper, Aretas, Spec. 1, 727 West Ave. So., La Crosse 1Valljasper, Mark, Spec. 1, 727 West Ave. So., La Crosse Walsh, Earl, P. E. 1, 621 Lewis, De Pere, 40, 58 Walsh, Rosemarie, P. E. 1, 1315 4th Ave., Antigo, 41 Walter, Benjamin, P. E. 4, Mauston, 24, 74 Walter, John, Sec. 1, Kendall Ward, Elizabeth, P. E. 2, 1420 E. Lake Bluff, Milwaukee, 33 Webster, Robe1't, P. E. 2, 69 Merritt, Oshkosh, 33 Wecker, Robert, Spec. 1, 225 Caledonia, La Crosse Wegner, Wallace, P. E. 3, 101 Barstow, Horicon, 30, 51, 52, 63 Weier, Clarence, Sec. Ed. 1, Independence, 42, 56, 76 Weisensel, Charles, Spec. 1, 131 S. 16th, La Crosse, 42 Welch, John, Spec. 1, La Croscent, Minn. Welch, William, Spec. 3, 939 Ferry, La Crosse, 30 Welda, Spencer, El. 4, 530 King, La Crosse, 25 Welland, Joseph, P. E. 2, 902 N. 8th, Sheboygan Wendlandt, Wesley, Sec. Ed. 1, 412 Hagar, La Crosse Wendorf, Ardell, Rural 1, 216 Jefferson Ave., Sparta, 44, 56 Wermager, Donnis, El. 1, 914 Liberty' La Crosse, 57 I Wetzel, Helen, El. 1, 115 S. Fremont, Prairie du Chien Whaley, Edwin, Spec. 1, 323 E. Wisconsin Ave., Neenah White, Jean, Spec. 4, Maiden Rock Whiting, Barbara, Spec. 1, Arcadia, Calif. ' Whitney, Dorothy, P. E. 4, 2627 N. Stowell Ave., Milwaukee, 24, 49, 57 ' Wierzba, Laverne, P. E. 4, 2005 S. 2t9h, Milwaukee, 24, 50, 58 Wiese, Ruth, Rural 2, Route 1, La Crosse, 56 Willers, Alvin, P. E. 3, Slinger, 39, 78 Willey, Everett, P. E. 1, Sparta Williams, John E., Spec. 1, 1802 State, La Crosse Williams, Vera, P. E. 3, 1831 S. 8th, Superior, 30 Willis, Arlene, P. E. 2, 27 W. Main, Platteville Wimmer, O'Neal, Spec. 1, 1607 Pine, La Crosse, 43, 59, 65 Windis, John, Spec. 1, 3751 N. 52nd, Port Washington Winter, William, Spec. 1, 2132 Main, La Crosse, 42, 81 Wipperman, William, P. E. 2, Portage Wirz, Walter, P. E. 2, 506 Dover, Chippewa Falls, 79 Wisland, Milton, Spec. 1, 1003 Mississippi, La Crosse, 42 Witz, Stanley, Sec. Ed. 1, Tomah Wixom, Catherine, P. E. 1, Milton Junction Woeckner, Jack, P. E. 4, 708 N. Chicago, Milwaukee, 24, 49 Wolf, Vernard, Sec. Ed. 3, Colby, 38, 79 Wolfe, Beverly, Sec. Ed. 3, 720 S. 23rd, La Crosse, 48, 49, 56 Wolfangle, Marilyn B., Spec. 1, 2610 East Ave., La Crosse Woodward, Mary, Spec. 1, 306 S. 20th, La Crosse, 59 Woolley, Barbara, Spec. 2, 218 S. 21st, La Crosse, 86, 87, 89, 102 1 Wordin, Stuart, P. E. 1, Beaver Dam Worth, Russell, P. E. 1, Milwaukee Wrobel, Dawn, Spec. 1, 340 Losey Blvd., La Crosse, 42- Wrobel, Paul, Spec. 1 ,1800 Madison, La Crosse, 40 ' Wunrow, Bernice, P. E. 4, 109 E. 3rd, Beaver Dam, 24, 48, 57, 63, 83 Y . Yahle, Edward, P. E. 1, 2101 N. 83rd, Wauwatosa Young, Beverly, Rural 1, Bangor, 24, 56 Young, Gordon, Spec. 1, 919, La Crosse Young, Mar'jorie, Spec. 1, 2004 State Z ' , Zastoupil, Grace, Rural 1, 329 Hollister Ave., Tomah, 40, 56, 59, 61 Zerron, Mary, Spec. 1, Black River Falls, 44 Ziebell, Martin, Spec. 1, Wautoma Ziemer, Virgil, Spec. 1, Galesville, 30 Zimmerman, Richard, Spec. 1, Tomah ' Zimmerman, Wallace, Sec. Ed. 4, Watertown, 24, 51, 52, 63, 71, 74 ' ' Zoerb, John, Spec. 1, 2800 Cass, La Crosse, 43 G 118 'qv 'T -Sv -sb -P' 2. if P . 9. 58 65 49 56 P sv, U- 48, h, J- 2, M .hr Q' f', ' Q Ni H V ,. . ,141 . Q , ,J , J - ' Q ' ' Y' .-A..-j:.,,, , , V ,, , Q A., f.v,4.1a.eaf ..f.1 uf,-9,,,.1. A ' 121-qxim--pf 'v ' ' ..4a'h'AQ-W.-. ',,