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

Text from Pages 1 - 232 of the 1950 volume:

-t3 L7 2£ igjo Jla C%o±±. t im Copyright 1950 by The Students of La Crosse State Teachers College EDITOR Wanda Evans ASSISTANT EDITOR Ruth Uischner FEATURE EDITOR Barbara Gorske ASSISTANTS Margaret Lindberg Joan Walters Ivonne Silbaugh Jack Weier Donna Jo Stoll SPORTS Wally Hugdahl Esther Spink Gloria Donery ART EDITOR Katherine Monson BUSINESS MANAGER Catherine Porter ASSISTANTS Alice Arthur Helen Volden Elaine Rehwinkel Mary Schubiger Joan Walters Pat Renien SENIOR EDITOR Alice Wilson Betts Van Liew PHOTOGRAPHERS .... Roy Grade Wayland Behnke Marcus Burk ADVISOR Mr. G. Konrad CONTENTS Education . . 7 Administration - - - - 13 Seniors 29 Classes 67 Men ' s Sports - - - - 97 Women ' s Sports - - - 123 Organizations - - - -137 Miscellaneous . 181 ' TDedicatioru . . . To our faithful advisor, Mr. Grey Konrad, we, the staff, do dedicate our 1950 LACROSSE year- book. Mr. Konrad graduated from the University of Wisconsin with his B.S. and Ph.M. degree. In 1946 he came to LaCrosse. That same year he took the reins of the yearbook and has been the advisor ever since. Much of his free time has been spent with t he staffs to produce the yearly editions without receiving any credit. To him we give our appreciation. EDUCATION Chemistry G. Schultz, D. McCoy, J. Beekman INTRODUCTION We came to college in search of a wider and more varied experience with a specialization of teaching for a profession. La Crosse, as a teacher ' s college offers a variety of majors and minors to choose from and all the necessary education courses to graduate with a degree in teaching. Teach- ing is an art based on the fact of a subject and the nature of child develop- ment. Communications M. Haase, M. Jones, G. O ' Connor, J. Messerschmidt Phy. Ed. J. Krismer, R. Paulson, B. Spaltholz, L. Reynolds, O. Navis Physical Educafion A varied program is offered to cover most physical activities in which a major or minor is offered. To the men ' s course, coaching is added. Basketball, Tumbling, Dance, Archery, Tennis, Football, Field and Track, and Swimming are only a few of the interests. All students, the first two years, are required to take courses in this field. Physics R. Shepard. B. McCann, R. Feurstein, D. Lueck WE ENTER TO LEARN Anatomy B. Andreoli, J. Olsen, A. Batikis Science Several fields of science are offered. Majors are obtained in general science and physi- cal science with minors in Bi- ology, Geography, and Math- ematics. Some of the courses include Chemistry, Botany, Zoology, Genetics, Conserva- tion, Anatomy, Trigonometry, and Calculus. Hisfory Students majoring or minor- ing in history select courses such as American and Europ- ean histories. Contemporary World, Sociology, Political Science, and Early Europe. All students receive some part of this field to broaden their education. 10 GO FORTH TO SERVE Organ Lessons F. LaPointe Art Appreciation S. Regnier, K. Porter Finer Arts A music minor is offered with Rhythms, Conducting, Music Appreciation, and Chor- us and Band credits. The school has purchased a new organ. Lessons are given to interested students in their free time. A variety of art classes are offered for student appreciation. English The freshman finds himself enrolled in a communication class to start his college ca- reer. This includes composi- tion and speech. If he is further interested in this line, he may major in English or minor in English, Speech, and one of the languages, French or Spanish. Some of the cours- es offered are Shakespeare, Survey, Speech Correction, Stage Production, and History of the English Language. 11 inj II MMniv ■ B jC - ' P Am S 1 i m - ijg) j i |k  i ij i ' ,J H iylfl H l First Aid E. Fenn General Education The program of the school is divided into five departments: Secondary Education, Rural Education, Physical Education, Elementary Education, and Specials. The Specials only begin their work here and transfer to other colleges to receive further training in their field. All students grad- uating from La Crosse are qualified teachers and have had the necessary courses in Psychology, Tests and Measurements, and Practice Teaching. Zoology G. Olson, R. Uischner, S. Regnier 12 ADMINISTRATION President Views Progress There have been several innovations in our activities this year. Some are more important than others but all have served to differentiate this college year from others. We be- gan in September with two new handbooks. The Indian , published jointly by the Campus Controls Council and the college administration, with an attractive cover designed by Bob Weiss, supplied new students with important information concerning the college and its practices and traditions. In- formation of special interest to women appeared in a handbook published by the Women ' s Self Government Association. Both books served a valuable purpose. The organizations respons- ible for them are to be commended for their initiative and enterprise. We hope for a repeat next year. Freshmen who enrolled in teacher training courses found themselves in a new class called communication. This re placed the traditional English composition and speech founda- mentals. It was well received and will be continued next year with improvements. Our assembly hour was changed. Assemblies were no longer crowded into the day ' s activities. Evening programs set a more leisurely pace and there were reserved seats and ushers. They gave a new tone to the series. They will be continued. For the first time we had a Dad ' s Day. Sponsored by the Campus Controls Council under the chairmanship of Dick Evans, it was a tremendous success. Dads and sons alike were unanimous in the belief that it should become an annual affair. The Women ' s Self Government Association dinner was another first. With Lois Hardt as toastmistress and May Roach of Stevens Point State Teachers College as speaker, it was the high light of the organization ' s activities for the year and will become a traditional event. Sponsored also by the Women ' s Self Government Association was a breakfast for freshmen on the first Sunday morning of the college year after which upper classmen helped new students to find the church of their choice. There will be another next year. This is only a partial list of new activities but it is suffic- ient to demonstrate that we are not a static group. It is en- couraging to note that all are likely to become permanent features. President Mitchell PRESIDENT REXFORD S. MITCHELL, B.A., M.A., Ph.D. A major figure for a major task. 15 DEAN of WOMEN EDITH J. CARTWRIGHT Mother to the women. 16 DEAN of MEN RICHARD A. GUNNING Father to the men. 17 PERSONNEL DIRECTOR REGISTRAR Maurice Graff Lora Greene OFFICE GIRLS Row 1— L. Dux, B. Pollack, D. Kellicut, R. Longfellow. Row 2— M. Hayes, O. Allen, G. Isermann, B. Koblitz, W. Graf. 18 DEPARTMENT ADVISORS Walter Wittich Physical Education Jean Rolfe Elementary Education Alice Drake Rural Education 1 wIk 4 h William Laux Special Division Everett Walters Secondary Education Emery Leamer Training School 19 Alvida Ahlstrom Language Ruth Anderson Language Rena Angell Art Thomas Annett Music Mauree Applegate Rural Betty Baird Physical Education Geneva Banks Geography Orville Brault Critic Agnes Breene Critic 20 Gabriella Brendemuhl English Deloris Britt Library Margaret Chew Geography Virginia Congreve Physical Education Milford Cowley Chemistry Catherine Crail Library Waiter Davidson Anatomy 21 Frederick Davies History Alice DeBower Physical Education Luora Fawcett Library Oren Frazee Biology Robert Frederick Speech .oward Fredericks Critic Floyd Gautsch Physical Education Ernest Gershon Physical Education 22 Maurice Graff History Marion Granger Critic Alice Hagar T. S. Library .Mary Hebberd English Dorothy Heider Critic Grey Konrad Chemistry Bernadine Kunkel Physical Education William Laux History Emery Learner T. S. Director 23 Ferd Lipovitz Chemistry Leon Miller Physical Education Ruth Miller Art Margaret Oleson English Rhea Pederson Critic Alex Perrodin Critic Loraine Perteit Dietician Florence Prybylowski Critic 24 Viggo Resmusen Physics Hans Reuter Phvsical Education Lawrence Rowe Chemistry Theodore Rozelle Mathematics Lois Simons Phvsical Education Martha Skaar Library Marjorie Smith Critic Music Lester Steinhoff Critic 25 Adelee Stokke English Arnold Tente Mathematics Ann Thomas Physical Education Walter Thoreson History Marie Toland Speech Myrtle Trowbridge History Clark Van Galder Physical Education Esten Vickroy Physical Education Everett Walters Education 26 Clayton Whitney Geography Emma L. Wilder Physical Education O. O. White English Lenore Wilson Critic Edith Wing English Walter Wittich Physical Education Emerson Wulling English 2V Dr. Ellen Sexton and Hylda Harp, Nurse TEACHERS NOT PICTURED H. C. Amundson Music Jessie Caldwell Critic Marion Hammes Critic Edgar Knowlton English Eleanor Landon Geographiy Biology Russell Reimer Chiemistry Theodore Rovang- Biology Florence Wing Library 28 SENIORS PRESIDENT JAMES BERGWALL Hartland Physical Education Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1; Gymnastics 3, 4; M.I.A.A. 2 3 4 (Sports Head 3); Alpha Delta Theta 1, 2, 3, 4 (Corresponding Secretary 3); Phi Epsilon Kappa 2, 3, 4 (Corresponding Secretary 3 President 4); Who ' s Who 4- Newman Club 1, 2, 3, 4 (Vice- President 2); Treasurer Vets Co- op 4, Class President 4; La Crosse Community Trust Fund Award 3 CLASS VICE-PRESIDENT MILES MORRISON Viroqua Secondary Education Beta Sigma Chi 3, 4 (Variety Show Master of Ceremonies 3)- Gymnastics 3, 4; Organizations Committee 4, L Club 4, (Con- cessions Chairman 4); Sec Ed Clul3 2, 3, 4; Class Vice-President 4; Joan of Lorraine . 30 SECRETARY MARIAN LIPOVETZ La Crosse 4 Yr. Elementary Sigma Lambda Sigma 1, 2. 3, 4 (Secretary 3. Vice-President 4); Swim Club 3, 4; Aquacade 1, 3, 4: Orchesis 1, 2, 3, 4 (President 4); W.R.A. 4; Class Secretary 4. OFFICERS TREASURER AGNES HOLLEY BACH La Crosse 4 Yr. Elementary Congo Club 2. 3: Elementary Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Treasurer 4. 31 EUGENE ADAMS La Crosse Secondary Education Sec. Ed. Club 1, 2. 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4 (President 3). ACE ALLEN Evansville Physical Education Lambda Tau Gamma 4; Phy. Ed. Club; Congo Club; M.I.A.A. RALPH ALLEN Oshkosh Physical Education L Club 2, 3, 4; M.I.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 (Sports Head 3); Board of controls 4; Tennis 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2; Phy. Ed. Club 1, 2, 3, 4. MARILYN AMACHER Medford Physical Education W.R.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 (Treasurer 4); L.S.A. 1, 2, 3 (Secretary 3); Alpha Phi Pi 3, 4; Phy. Ed. Club 1, 2; W.S.G.A. Board 3; Organizations Committee 4. WILLIAM ANDERSON Racine Secondary Education 32 ROBERT ATCHISON La Crosse Secondary Education Sec. Ed. Club 2. 3. 4: Kappa Delta Pi 3. 4. LOUIS R. BACH Baraboo Physical Education Basketball 1; Football 1. 2. 3. 4: Phi Kappa Ep ilon 2. 3. 4 (President 4): Congo Club 2. 3 : L Club 2. 3. 4: Phy. Ed. Club 1. 2: M.I.A.A. 2. 3. 4. ALFRED L. BARRY Milwaukee Physical Education Swimming 1. 2, 3. 4: Track 3. 4: L Club 3. 4: Phi Kappa Epsilon 3. 4: M.I.A.A. 1. 2. 3. 4; (Sports Head 3): Tumbling Club 2, 3. 4: Phv. Ed. Club 1, 2. 3. 4: Aquacade 2. 3, 4. EUGENE T. BERNHARDT Camp Douglas Secondary Education Sec. Ed. Club 1, 2, 3; Kappa Delta Pi 3. 4. FRANKLIN ELWIN BLANDIN Kohler Physical Education Football 1. 2: Basketball 2, 3. 4: Track 1, 2, 3, 4: Alpha Delta Theta 1. 2, 3, 4 ((Chaplain 2, Treasurer 3); L Club 2, 3, 4 (Treasurer 4): Athletic Board 3. -4: Phy. Ed. Club 1, 2: M.I.A.A. 2, 3, 4. EDWIN JOHN BOCK Neosho Physical Education Beta Sigma Chi 2, 3, 4 (Secretary 4); Silver Masque 2, 3, 4; Alpha Psi Omega 3, 4 (Vice-Pres- ident 4); L Club 2, 3, 4; Newman Club 1, 2, 3, 4 (President 2); Phy. Ed. Club 1, 2, 3, 4; M.I.A.A. (Treasurer); Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 1. GERALD D. BOLDON Sparta Physical Education M.I.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Phy. Ed. Club. JAMES BOSANNY La Crosse ■H l [ fe Physical Education Football 1; Basketball 1; Swimming 2, 3, 4; Golf 2, 3, 4; Phi Kappa Epsilon (Treasurer 4); Otyokwa (Corresponding Secretary); M.I.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Aquacade 2, 3. ELIZABETH BROKAW La Crosse Secondary Education Lambda Sigma Chi 1, 2, 3, 4 (Secretary 4); Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4; Sec. Ed. Club 3, 4; French Club 3, 4 (Secretary 3, 4). PHYLLIS BRUEMMER La Crosse Physical Education Newman Club 1, 2, 3; Annual Staff 2, 3 (Sports Ed. 3); W.R.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. 34 HARVEY BRUSKY Loyal Secondary Education Newman Club 1, 2; Sec. M.I.A.A. 1, 2, 3. Ed. Club 1, 2, 3, 4; JOCELYN BURK Eau Claii ' e Physical Education Alpha Phi Pi 2, 3, 4 (Secretary 3); Delta Psi Kap- pa 2, 3, 4 (Chaplain 4); Who ' s Who 4; Phy. Ed. Club 2; Congo Club 2; W.R.A. 2. :i 4: ' 7.i;.A. Board 4; Scholarship 3. AUDREY BURNS Racine Rural Rural Life Club 1, 2; Lambda Sigma Chi 2. DANIEL BUSCHATZ Milwaukee Physical Education Swimming Teain 1, 2, 3, 4 2, 3, 4; Alpha Delta Theta _, _, _, „ . L Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Otyokwa 3, 4; Aquacade 1, 2, 3 Phy. Ed. Club 1, 2, 3. (Captain), M.LA.A. 1 2, 3, 4; (Secretary 4) RUDOLPH CHAPKO Carrollville Physical Education Football 1, 2; Phy. Ed. Club; Phi Kappa Epsilon 2, 3, 4; (Secretary and Treasurer 3), Newman Club; M.LA.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. CATHERINE CHILDRESS Lafayette, Indiana Physical Education W.R.A. 3, 4; W.S.G.A. 4; Phy. Ed. Club 3: Transfer from Purdue University 3. ROBERT CHRISTENSEN Racine Physical Education Varsity Swimming 1, 2, 3, 4; Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4, (Head 3, 4); L Club 3, 4; Phi Kappa Epsilon 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; M.I.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Campus Controls Council 2. DERWOOD CLARK La Crosse Physical Education Fledgling Editorial Board 3: Sec. Ed. Club 2; Fledgling Award 3. PHILIP J. COLLINS Evansville Physical Education Lambda Tau Gamma (Vice-President 4):M.LA.A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Newman Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Phy. Ed. Club. PATRICIA CORRIGAN Park Falls Physical Education Lambda Sigma Chi 2, 3, 4 (Vice-President 3); Delta Psi Kappa 3, 4 (Pubhcitv Chairman 4); Newman 1, 2, 3, 4; Phy. Ed. Club 1, 2; W.R.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. LAMONT DAANE Oostburg Physical Education M.i.A.A. 2. 3, 4: Track 3, 4. IMELDA DEGEXHARDT Cashton Secondary Education Pi Tau Epsilon 3. 4 (Secretary 3, President 4): Kappa Delta Pi 3. 4: Newman Club 1. 2. 3. 4; Sec. Ed. Club 1. 2, 3, 4: W.S.G.A. Board 3. 4; George M. Snodgrass Scholai ' ship 3. YVONNE DENNIS Beloit Physical Education Lambda Sigma Chi 2. 3. 4 (Secretarv 3. President 4); W.S.G.A. Boai-d 3. pi JOSEPH DEVINE La Crosse Physical Education A ROBERT DOHR Chilton Physical Education Football 1. 2. 3. 4: Basicetball 1. 2: Baseball 1. 2. 3. 4: L Club 2. 3. 4 (Treasurer 3): Phi Epsilon Kappa 3. 4. 37 ALLEN DREIER Milwaukee Physical Education M.I.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 (Secretary 4, Board of Control 4); Alpha Delta Theta 2, 3, 4 (Corresponding Secretary 4); Gym Team 3, 4 (Captain 4); L CluD 4; Phy. Ed. Club 1, 2, 3. WILLIAM J. DWYER La Crosse Secondary Education Sec. Ed. Club 1, 2, 3, 4 (Vice-President 4); Phi Kappa Epsilon 3, 4 (Treasurer 4); Newman Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Silver Masque 1, 2, 3, 4; Alpha Psi Omega 1, 2, 3, 4 (President 3); Angel Street ; The Corn is Green ; Arsenic and Old Lace ; Joan of Lor- raine ; Life With Father ; Shadow and Sub- stance ; Papa is All (Director); The Man From Home (Assistant Director); Annual Staff 2; M.I.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Stunt Night M.C. 2, 3, 4; Who ' s Who 4. GERALD ENGSTAD Onalaska Secondary Education OWEN P. EVANS Racine ,— Physical Education Phi Kappa Epsilon 2, 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1. 2, 4; L Club 2, 3, 4; M.LA.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 (Sports Head 4) Phy. Ed. Club 1, 2; The Corn is Green . JACK FINCH La Crosse Physical Education ALICE M. FLATEN Bangor Rural Rural Life Club 1, 2 (Treasurer 2). HELEN FORBES Elroy 3 Yr. Elementary Elementary Club 1, 2, 3; Alpha Phi Pi 2, 3: Choir 3; L.S.A. 3. EUGENE B. FRY La Crosse Physical Education Phi Kappa Epsilon 1, 2, 3, 4 (Pledge Chairman 2); Alpha Psi Omega 3, 4; Silver Masque 1. 2; M.I.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 (Board 3. 4, Sports Chairman 4); Football 1, 2, 3; Golf 2, 4; Kappa Delta Pi 4. LILLIAN FUHRE West Salem Rural Rural Life Club BERNADETTE GAJEWSKI Pulaski Physical Education Newman Club 1. 2, 3; W.R.A. 3, 4. 39 RAYMOND C. GILBERTSON Minneapolis Minnesota Secondary Education BERNIE GOLZ Evansville Physical Education Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 (Captain 4); M.I.A.A. (Vice-President 3); Phy. Ed. Club 1, 2, 3. L Club ROBERT GORMLEY La Crosse Secondary Education Glee Club 1; M.I.A.A. 1, 2; Sec. Ed. Club (Treas- urer 3). BARBARA GORSKE North Fond du Lac Physical Education Delta Psi Kappa 4; Sigma Lambda Sigma 1, 2, 3, 4 (Treasurer 2, President 4); W.R.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 (Vice-President 4); Annual Staff 3, 4 (Feature Ed. 4); Who ' s Who 4; Phy. Ed. Club 1, 2, 3: W.S.G.A. 3, 4 (Secretary 3, President 4); L.S.A. 1, WILLIAM H. GRAHAM La Crosse Secondary Education Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4; L Club 2, 3, 4; Sec. Ed. Club: Phi Kappa Epsilon 2, 3, 4 (Vice-President 4). 40 GERALD GRAUER Port Washington Physical Education M.i.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Lambda Tau Gamma 4; Phy. Ed. Club 1, 2, 3; Band 3. LEON GRAUPMAN Hortonville Physical Education Football 1. 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3: Track 1, 2, 3, 4; L Club 2, 3, 4 (President 4): Campus Controls Council 2; M.I.A.A. 1. 2, 3, 4; L.S.A. 1, 2; Alpha Delta Theta 2, 3, 4: Phi Epsilon Kappa 2, 3, 4. MARVIN GRIER Milwaukee Physical Education Swimmmg 1, 2, 3, 4 (Captain 3); Cheerleader 1, 2; Baseball 1; M.I.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 (Sports Head 4): Alpha Delta Theta (Secretary 2, Treasurer 4, Chaplain and Historian 3); L Club; Phy. Ed. Club 1, 2: Co-op Board 2; Aquacade 1, 2, 3. RAY GRIPENTROG Marshfield Physical Education Baseball 1, 2. 3, 4; Football 1: Newman Club 1, 2, 3. 4: Lambda Tau Gamma 3, 4; M.LA.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 (Sports Head 3, 4). DONALD M. GUTHRIE Deer River, Minnesota Physical Education PHILIP HADLEY Oconomowoc Physical Education Football 1, 2, 4: M.I.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Alpha Delta Theta 1, 2, 3, 4; L Club 2. 3, 4: Phy. Ed. Club 1, 2, 3: L.S.A. 1, 2. 3, 4. MARY NELL HAEFT Waupun Physical Education Phy. Ed. Club 1, 2, 3; W.R.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Alpha Phi Pi 3, 4. BERNEICE HANTKE Hustler 4 Yr. Elementary Elementary Club 3, 4; Gamma Delta 4; Kappa Delta Pi 4. LOIS J. HARDT Neenah Physical Education Sigma Lambda Sigma 2, 3, 4 (Historian 3, P res- ident 4); Delta Psi Kappa 3, 4 (Secretary 4); Who ' s Who 4; Chorus 1; W.R.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 (Board 4) Aquacade 2, 3, 4 (Assistant Director 3, Dir- ector 4); President of House Presidents 3; Phy. Ed. Club 1: Betty ' s Co-eds 2; Swim Club 3, 4 (President 4); W.S.G.A. 3, 4. RONALD HARRIS Westby Secondary Education 42 WARREN E. HASELEY Port Washington Physical Education Lambda Tau Gamma 4 (Treasurer); Band 2, 3; Phy. Ed. Club 1. 2, 3: M.I.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. DON HELSTAD Taylor Secondary Education Kappa Delta Pi 4; Silver Masque 2, 3; Alpha Psi Omega 3, 4; Sec. Ed. Club 1, 2, 3, 4; L.S.A. 1, 2, 3; Chorus 1, 2; Harriet ; Joan of Lorrame : Shad- ow and Substance . JAMES C. HENSEY Fort Atkinson Physical Education Newman Club 1, 2, 3, 4 (Vice-President 3); Phy. Ed. Club 1, 2, 3; Phi Kappa Epsilon 3, 4; Football 1; Basketball 1, 3; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; M.I.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. CARLETON J. HERTENSTEINER Waupun Physical Education Football 1, 2, 3, 4; L Club 2, 3, 4; Phy. Ed. Club 1, 2, 3, 4; M.I.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Lambda Tau Gamma 3, 4 (President 3). CHARLES HINTERBERG Watertown Secondary Education Football 1, 2, 3, 4; L Club 2, 3, 4; Beta Sigma Chi 2, 3, 4 (President 4); Sec. Ed. Club 2, 3, 4. 43 NED WESTON HODGSON Hartford Physical Education Track 1, 2, 3, 4; M.I.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Beta Sigma Chi 2, 3, 4 (Corresponding Secretary 3, 4); L Club 2, 3,- 4 (Secretary 4); Phy. Ed. Club 1, 2, 3; Aquacade 4; Variety Show co- chairman 3. EARL HOLM Tigerton Physical Education Football 2, 3, 4; Beta Sigma Chi 3, 4; (President 4), L Club 3, 4; M.I.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. ELIZABETH HOMER Galesville 4 Yr. Elementary Choir 1, 2; Pi Tau Epsilon 2, 3, 4; Elementary Club 3, 4 (Vice-President 4); Wesley Club 4: Kaopa Delta Pi 4; She Stoops To Conquer . ■■■ -«.■ -jumi RUTH HUEBNER La Crosse Physical Education L.S.A. 2, 3; Lambda Sigma Chi 2, 3, 4 (Treasur- er 4); Swim Club 3, 4 (Vice-President 4); Aqua- cade 1, 2, 3, 4; Phy. Ed. Club 1, 2, 3. WALLACE HUGDAHL Rice Lake Secondary Education Alpha Delta Theta 2, 3, 4 (Vice-President 3, Pres- ident 4); Football 1, 2; L Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Annual Staff 4 (Sports Head 4); Sec. Ed. Club 2, 3, 4; L.S.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Social Committee 4; Racquet Staff 2, 3. PHYLLIS JONES Port Washington Rural Congo Club 1, 2; Rural Life Club 1, 2 (Treasurer 2). CLAUDE C. KACZMAREK Milwaukee Physical Education Football 1, 2, 3, 4 (Captain 4); Swimming 1, 2, 3 (Co-Captain 3); M.I.A.A. 1, 2, 3; Newman Club 1, 2, 3, 4; L Club 1, 2, 3, 4 (Treasurer 4); Alpha Delta Theta 1, 2, 3, 4 (Treasurer 3, President 4); Phy. Ed. Club 1, 2. HAROLD ALLAN KAISER Milwaukee Physical Education Basketball 1; Track 2; M.I.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 (Board President 4); Alpha Delta Theta 2, 3, 4 (Treas- urer 3); Phi Epsilon Kappa 2, 3, 4 (Treasurer 3, 4); Who ' s Who 4; Gamma Delta 3, 4 (Vice-Pres- ident 3): Co-op Board 3, 4 (Vice-President 3, Works Manager 4). MIKE KALOSH, JR. West Milwaukee Physical Edu cation Phi Kappa Epsilon 1, 2, 3, 4; L Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3; Track 1; Baseball 2; Basketball 1, 2, 3. GEORGE ROBERT KANE Sheboygan Physical Education L Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Swimming 1, 2, 3, 4; Phi Epsilon Kappa 3, 4; (Corresponding Secretary 4); Aqua- cade 2, 3. RACHEL KEHRBERG Mosinee Physical Education W.R.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 (Board 4); Sigma Lambda Sigma 2, 3, 4 (Treasurer 3); Betty ' s Co-eds 1; Phy. Ed. Club 1, 2, 3. MARILYN KEPPEL La Crosse Physical Education Lambda Sigma Chi 2, 3, 4 (Ti-easurer 3, President 4); Phy. Ed. Club 1, 2. ALICE KIRKEENG Cashton Rural Rural Life Club 1, 2 (Secretary 2); W.S.G.A Board 1. JOHN ROLAND KRISMER La Crosse Physical Education Football 3, 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Swimming 3; Beta Sigma Chi 3, 4 (Vice- President 4); L Club 4: M.LA.A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Phy. Ed. Club; Aquacade 4. JOHN KUENN Wisconsin Rapids Physical Education Basketball 1; M.LA.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Golf 1, 2 Phy Ed. Club I, 2. 46 JAMES LAMPMAN Sun Prairie Physical Education Football 1. 2. 3, 4: Baseball 1. 4: M.I.A.A. 1. 2, 3. 4- L Club 4; Phi Kappa Epsilon 3, 4: Congrega- tional Club 1. 2. 3, 4. ROBERT H. LAWERENCE La Crosse Secondary Education M.I.A.A. 1. 2. 3. 4; L Club; Sec. Ed. Club 1. 2. 3, 4: Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4. CURTIS LEE Woodville Secondary Education M.I.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Kappa Delta Pi 3. 4: Phi Kappa Epsilon; Sec. Ed. Club 1, 2, 3, 4, fs ai BYRON LELAND La Crosse Secondary Education Baseball 1: M.I.A.A. 1: Sec. Ed. Club 3. 4. BERNAL L. LEPLEY Viola Secondary Education Sec. Ed. Club 3. 4: M.I.A.A. 1, 2. 3. 4. 47 CAROLINE LINDAHL Stoddard Rural Rural Life Club 1, 2 (Vice-Presidentl). MARGARET LINDBERG Hurley Physical Education Phy. Ed. Club 1, 2, 3; Lambda Sigma Clii 2, 3; 4 (President 3); W.S.G.A. 3, 4; Homecoming court 3, 4; Newman Club 1, 2; Annual Staff 4; W.R.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. RICHARD LINNELL Hixton Secondary Education Sec. Ed. Club 3, 4; Gamma Delta 4. JOHN LYSAKER La Crosse Rural MAURICE McCAULEY Hokah, Minnesota Secondary Education Sec. Ed. Club 1, 2, 3, 4. JAMES McINTYRE La Crosse Secondary Education Phi Kappa Epsilon 1, 2, 3. 4 (Treasurer 2. Pres- ident 4): L Club 2, 3, 4 (Vice-President 4): Sec. Ed Club 1, 2, 3, 4 (Vice-President 3, President 4). ELEANOR McKEAN Tomah Secondary Education Sec. Ed. Club 3. 4: L.S.A. 4; Pi Tau Epsilon 3, 4 (Treasurer 3): Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4 (Historian Reporter 4): Alice O. Gordon II Award 3. MARGARET MABIE Milwaukee Physical Education Transfer from Milwaukee S.T.C. 2: W.R.A. 2. 3, 4 String Sinfonia 2, 3, 4 (Secretary-Treasurer 3) Wesley Foundation 2, 3. 4: Phy. Ed. Club 2, 3 Annual Staff 3, 4; Fledgling 3. THERESE MAHONEY La Crosse 4 Tr. Elementary Alpha Phi Pi 2, 3, 4; Elementary Club 1. 2, 3, 4: Newman Club 1, 2, 3, 4 (Treasurer 2); Alpha Psi Omega 2, 3, 4; W.S.G.A. 3, 4 (Treasurer 3). FRANK J. MARINCEl Mountain Iron. Minnesota Physical Education M.I.A.A.: L Club: Phi Kappa Epsilon 2, 3, 4; P.E. Club 1, 2, 3; Newman Club 1, 2, 3, 4. GERALD MILLER Chippewa Falls Physical Education Transfer from Central State T.C. Stevens Point- Basketball 3, 4; Football 3; Track 3; Alpha Delta Theta 3, 4; L Club 4; Wesley Club 1, 2 3 4 MARVIN MILLER La Crosse Secondary Education CATHERINE MOORS Rice Lake Physical Education Alpha Phi Pi 3, 4 (President 4); Delta Psi Kappa 4; W.S.G.A. 3, 4 (Treasurer 4); W.R.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 (Board 4); Aquacade 4. JAMES MORRISON La Crosse Secondary Education KARYL MOSELEY- Warrens Rural Cheerleader 2; Pi Tau Epsilon 1, 2; W.S.G.A. Board 50 SHIRLEY MOUNT Milwaukee Physical Education Alpha Phi Pi 2. 3. 4: W.R.A. 1, 3, 4. PHILLIP MUTH La Crosse 4 Yr. Elementary JOHN J. MUZA Oshkosh Physical Education Basketball 1. 2. 3: M.I.A.A. 1. 2. 3. 4: Alpha Delta Theia 2. 3. 4: Newman Club 1, 2. 3. 4; Phy. Ed. Club 1, 2. 3. ROBERT A. NEHRLICH Sheboygan Secondary Education L Club 3, 4: Sec. Ed. Club 3, 4. RODGER E. NELSON Racine Physical Education Campus Controls Council 2, 3 (Treasurer 2, 3); Football 1, 2. 3, 4: Track 1; L Club 1, 2, 3, 4; M.I.A.A. 1, 2. 3, 4; Phy. Ed. Club 1, 2; L.S.A. 1, 2. 3; Phi Kappa Epsilon 2, 3, 4; Phi Epsilon Kappa 3, 4. DORIS NINNEMAN Sparta 3 Yr. Elementary Transfer Marshall College 1; Alpha Phi Pi 2 3 Choir 2, 3; Elementary Club 2, 3 (Treasurer 3). ' JAMES G. NIRSCHL Whitefish Bay Physical Education Alpha Delta Theta 1, 2, 3, 4 (Chaplain 2, Treas- urer 4); Phi Epsilon Kappa 4: Newman Club 4- Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2; Baseball 1, 2 3, 4; M.IA.A. 3, 4: L Club 1. 2, 3, 4. ROY NYSTROM Walworth Physical Education Football: M.I.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Beta Sigma Chi 2 3 4; Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4; P.E. Club 1, 2, 3. DOROTHY OLSON Viroqua Rural Choir 1, 2; Country Life Club 1, 2. ERVIN F. OMAN Milwaukee Physical Education Choir 2, 3, 4 Business Mgr. 1); String Symphonia 4; Newman Club 2, 3, 4 (President 1); Public Dis- cussion Society 1. WILLIAM OTT La Crosse Secondary Education L Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Phi Kappa Epsilon 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3; Sec. Ed. Club 2, 3, 4; Baseball Manager 3. ORIN OVERSON La Crosse 4 Yr. Elementary JOHN N. PAULIN Marshfield Physical Education Basketball 1, 2: M.I.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Phi Epsilon Kropa 2, 3, 4 (Vice-President 4); Newman Club 1, 2. THERON PETERSON Saxon Physical Education M.I A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Newman Club 1, 3, 4; Phy. Ed. Club 1, 2, 3. STANLEY M. PLUMB Beloit Secondary Education Congregational Club 1, 2, 3, 4 (President 1, 2); Phy. Ed. Club 1, 2, 3; Sec. Ed. Club 1, 3, 4; M.I.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Cross-Country 3, 4 (Captain 3); L Club 2, 3, 4; Student Insurance— Vice-President 2, 3, President 4; Racquet— Cir- culation Manager 2, 3; Board of Control 3, 4; Beta Sigma Chi 3, 4 (Secretary 3); Campus Controls Council 3, 4 (Vice-President 4); Sigma Delta Psi 4. 53 FRANK POKROP Milwaukee Secondary Education Football 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2; Track i, 2- Alpha Delta Theta 2, 3, 4; Newman Club 1, 2, 3, 4- ' Camp- us Controls Council 2, 3, 4; Tumbling Club 1 2- L Club 3, 4; Sec. Ed. Club 3, 4; M.I.A.A.: Racquet Staff CATHERINE PORTER Janesville Physical Education Wesley Foundation 1, 2, 3, 4 (Secretary-Treasurer 2); Band 1, 2, 3, 4 (Secretary-Treasurer 2, Vice- President 3, Librarian 4); Sigma Lambda Sl ma 2, 3, 4; Aquacade 2, 3, 4: Swim Club 3, 4; W.R.A 1, 2, 3, 4; Phy. Ed. Club 1, 2, 3; Annual Staff 3, 4 (Business Manager 4). MARY POTTER Madison Physical Education Delta Psi Kappa 2, 3, 4 (President 4); Lambda Sigma Chi 1, 2, 3, 4; W.R.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 (Board Secretary 4); Snack Bar Board 3, 4 (Secretary 4)- Aquacade 4; Swim Club 4; Who ' s Who 4; Alice O. Gordon Scholarship 3; Newman Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Homecoming Co-Chairman 3; Campus Controls Council 3: W.S.G.A. (Committee Co-Chairman 3). EVELYN POWELL Barnum Rural NORMA PROHASKA Medford Physical Education W.R.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Phy. Ed. Club 1; Newman Club 4; Fledgling 4. MARGUERITE PROKSCH Stoddard Rural Rural Life Club 1. 2. WALDO PUFFER Appleton Secondary Education Sec. Ed. Club 1. 2. 3. 4: Beta Sigma Chi 1. (Treasurer 3). ROBERT QUACKENBUSH Sparta Secondary Education Sec. Ed. Club 1, 2. 3. 4. PATRICIA A. REMEN La Crosse Physical Education Wesley Foundation 1, 2, 3, 4; Phy. E;l. Club 2, 3: WRA. 1, 2, 3, 4: Annual Staff 2, 3, 4 (Bus.ness Manager 3); Harriet ; Silver Masque 2, 3, 4. MARJORIE REZAC Gillingham Rural 55 DON RHODE Two Rivers Physical Education Gymnastics 3, 4; M.I.A.A. 1, 2. 3, 4; Newman C ub 1, 2, 3, 4: Phi Kappa Epsilon 2, 3, 4; Phi EpsiloT Kappa 2, 3, 4: Phy. Ed. Club 1, 2, 3; L Club 4; Tumbling Club 2, 3, 4. JAMES R. KICHARDSON La Crescent, Minnesota Physical Education Football 1; Football Mgr. 3, 4: M.I.A.A. 3, 4. REX D. RITCHIE Green Lake Physical Education Alpha Delta Theta 1, .c- . T r -, VC 2, 3, 4; M.I.A.A. 1. 2, 3, 4 (Sports Head 3); Baseball 1; Basketball 1, 3; Golf 3. 4; Phy. Ed. Club 1, 2; Congo Club 1. 2; Swimming JERRY ROBIEN Oshkosh Physical Education Football 1, 2; M.I.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Phi Kappa Ep- silon 2, 3, 4; Phi Epsilon Kappa 2, 3, 4; Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4; L.S.A. 1, 2, 3; Phy. Ed. Club 1, 2 JOHN ELTON ROLFING Caledonia, Minnesota Physical Education CLAIR ROOD La Crosse 4 Yr. Elementary Elementary Club 1. 2. 3. 4. STANLEY SAZAMA Clintonville Physical Education Xe vman Club 1. 2, 3. 4: Phy. Ed. Club 1. 2, 3; L Club 4 (Vice-President 4): Phi Kappa Epsilon 2 3 4 (Secretarv 4): Football 1. 2: Basketball 1, 2. 3; Baseball 1, 2. 3. 4: M.I.A.A. 1. 2. 3, 4. RICHARD SCHARNO Green Bay Physical Education Phv. Ed. Club 1. 2, 3. JERRY SCHLEGEL La Crosse Secondary Education Sec. Ed. Club 1. 2. 3. 4. ESTHER SCHMIDT La Crosse Rural Rural Life Club 1, 2; Newman Club 1, 2. GLENN SCHWANBERG Milwaukee Physical Education Alpha Delta Theta 1, 2, 3, 4 (Secretary 3); L Club hr ' .K ' ' . y- ' i- Club 1- 2; Basketball 1 2, 3, 4 M.IA.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Racquet Staff 1, 2, 3, 4; Utyokwa M 3. 4 VON SCHWARTZ Mauston Physical Education Alpha Delta Theta 3, 4; Phy. Ed. Club 2; Wesley Club 2; Otyokwa 3, 4; M.I.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4- Gym- nastics 4. ELAINE SEVERSON Galesville Secondary Education Sec. Ed. Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Pi Tau EpsiJon 3, 4 (Vice- President 3); College Choir 1, 3, 4; L.S.A. 3, 4; The Miser . ROSE MARY SHINKO Eastman Rural Rural Life Club 1, 2; Newman Club 1, 2. ROBERT E. SIESCO Milwaukee 4 Yr. Ele mentary DENISE SIMONIS Wisconsin Rapids Physical Education WRA 2, 3, 4; Newman Club 2, 3, 4; Sigma Lambda Sigma 2, 3. 4 (Secretary 4); Phy. Ed. Club 2. ' i DONALD SKARDA La Crosse Secondary Education ARDEN SMITH New London Physical Education M.I.A.A. 1. 2, 3, 4. ESTHER SPINK Platteville Physical Education Choir 2. 4: Camera Club 3. 4: Wesley Foundation 2, 3, 4 (President 3): Delta Psi Kappa 3, 4; W.R.A. 2, 3, 4; Annual Staff 4 (Sports Ed. 4). Transfer from Plattsville T. C. 2. MARGE SPRING Racine Physical Education Sigma Lambda Sigma 2. 3. 4 (Vice-President 3): W.S.G.A. 3, 4 (Vice-President 3); W.R.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 (Basketball Head 4): Who ' s Who 4; Delta Psi Kap- pa 4: Phy. Ed. Club 1. 2, 3. 5d ' • THOMAS STOPPENBACH Watertown 4 Yr. Elementary Elementary Club 1, 2, 3, 4. aI DOLORES STORANDT West Salem 4 Yr. Elementary Elemental y Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Pi Tau Epsilon 3 4 (President 4); W.S.G.A. 3, 4: Band 1, 2; L .A 1 MARGARET STORANDT Mindoro Rural Rural Life Club 1, 2. LOIS SUESS Green Bay Physical Education V .R.A. 2, 6, 4; Phy. Ed. Club 2; L.S.A. 2 3 4- Camer;: U ' uo 3, 4; Sigma Lambda Sigma 3, 4 (Vice- President 4). Transf 3J f . om U— of W. Extension 2. DAVID SUGDEN Mukwonago Physical Education Football 1, 2; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; M.I.A.A. 1, 2, 3 4- Campus Controls Council 4; Lambda Tau Gam ' ma 3, 4; Phy. Ed. Club 1, 2, 3. RICHARD E. TERRY La Crosse Secondary Education Campus Controls Council 2, 3: Kappa Delta Pi 3. 4: L Club 3. 4: Sec. Ed. Club 2, 3, 4: Beta Sigma Chi 2. 3. 4 (Vice-President 4); Track 2, 3. 4; Who ' s Who 4: M.I.A.A. ELLEN TESS Elkhorn Physical Education Weslev Foundation 1, 2. 3. 4 (Vice-President 2, State President 4): Band 1. 2; W.R.A. 1. 2: Annual Staff 3; Phv. Ed. Club 1. 2. 3. AMELIA THOMPSON Lodi Rural Choir 1. 2: Rural Life Club 1. ation 1, 2. 2: Weslev Found- JOHN THOMPSON Viroqua Physical Education Phi Kappa Epsilon 2. 3. 4; Phi Epsilon Kappa 2, 3. 4 (Secretary 4): Kappa Delta Pi 3. 4: Football 1. 2: Public Discussion Societv 2. 3: Phy. Ed. Club 1. 2: M.I.A.A. 1. 2. 3. 4; L.S.A. 1. JOYCE TIMM Mindoro Rural Rural Life Club 1, 2. D. JOAN TIPLER Oshkosh Physical Education L.S.A. 1, 3; Alpha Phi Pi 3, 4; Delta Psi Kappa 3, 4; W.R.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Phy. Ed. Club 1, 2; bilver Masque 2, 3, 4. MAXINE TOURNADE La Crosse Pliysical Edacation Alpha Phi Pi 2, 3, 4; Sec. Ed. Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Conj Club 2, 3; Racquet Staff (Business manager 3). HELEN VALLEY Prairie du Chien 4 Yr. Elementary CHARLES VAN GORDEN Alma Center Physical Education Otyokwa 4; M.I.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Phy. Ed. Club f % 2, 3, 4. MARION VAN LIEW Niagara Falls, New York Physical Education Sigma Lambda Sigma 1, 2, 3 (Sargent At Arms 3); Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; W.R.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Annual Staff 2, 3, 4 (Feature Edi tor 3); Silver Masque 3, 4; Camp- us Controls Council 4; Phy. Ed. Club 1, 2, 3; Swim Club 3, 4; Aquacade 1, 2, 3, 4; Wesley Club 2, 3; Racquet Staff 2; News Bureau and Publications 4. HELEN VOLDEN Viroqua 4 Yr. Elementary L.S.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Elementary Club 1, 2, 3. 4: Annual Staff 4. ROSEMARIE WALSH Antigo Physical Education W.R.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 (President 4); Newman Club 1, 2. 3, 4: Phv. Ed. Club 1, 2: Alpha Phi Pi 2, 3, 4 (Treasurer 4): Student Health Committee 3; Swim Club 3. 4; Aquacade 1, 3. 4. JOHN WALTER Kendall Secondary Education CLARENCE W EIER Independence Secondary Education Alpha Delta Theta 1. 2. 3. 4; L Club 2. 3, 4: Camera Club 3. 4; Sec. Ed. Club 1. 2, 3, 4: Basketball 1, 2, 3; Assistant Basketball coach 4; Student Co-op Business Manager and Board of Control 2, 3, 4; Otyokwa 3, 4; M.I.A.A. (Sports Head 4): Annual Staff 4; Who ' s Who 4; Newman Club 1, 2. 3, 4. ALICE MAHONEY WILSON La Crosse Physical Education Alpha Psi Omega 3, 4 (Secretary-Treasurer 3): W.R.A. 1, 2, 3: Orchesis 2, 4; Campus Controls Council 4; Weslev Foundation 2. 3: Phy. Ed. Club 1; 2, 3: Annual Staff 3. 4 (Editor 3): Joan of Lor- raine ; Harriet ; Shadow and Substance ; and The Miser . 63 EILEEN WOODWORTH Sparta Rural Rural Life Club 1, 2; Wesley Club 1, 2 (Secretary- Treasurer 2). JACQUELINE WRIGHT Sparta Rural Rural Life Club 1, 2; Newman Club 1, 2. EDWARD YAHLE Wauwautosa Elementary Education Phi Kappa Epsilon 2, 3, 4; M.I.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Elementary Club 3, 4 (Vice-President 4). MARJORIE YOUNG La Crosse Secondary Education Congregational Club 1, 2, 3, 4 (Secretary 1); Pi Tau Epsilon 2, 3, 4 (Vice-President 3, President 4); Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4 (Secretary 4); Sec. Ed. Club (Secretary 3, 4). 64 SENIORS NOT PICTURED ROBERT BAUER Tomahawk Physical Education BERNICE BROCKWAY Ferryville Rural HAROLD DYAR La Farge Elementary Education ROBERT FENLEY Mineral Point Physical Education JAMES J. FRITSCH Sparta Physical Education and History Otyokwa 4, Baseball 1, 3, 4; M.I.A.A.; (Softball 1, 2, Volleyball 2, 3, 4; Touch Football 1, 2, 3); Newman Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Phy. Ed. Club 1, 2, 3, 4. ARLENE HOLTE Caledonia, Minnesota Rural ALLEGRA JOSTAD Holmen Rural LOIS KASTENSCHMIDT La Crosse Rural ROSE KRAUSE Stoddard Rural MARILYN MOEVS La Crosse Elementary Education SUSAN PROCTOR La Crosse Rural JOHN RAYBURN Durand Secondary Education ERWIN REEDY La Crosse Rural IRWIN REINKE Milwaukee Physical Education Otyokwa 3, 4; Alpha Delta Theta 2, 3, 4; L Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Swimming Team 1, 2, 3: M.I.A.; Football and Softball 1, 2, 3, 4; Gym Team 4; Aquacade 1, 2; Phy. Ed. Club 1, 2, 3, 4. EUGENE ROEDER Kohler Physical Education RENA SCHMALTZ West Salem Rural MILDRED SHANLEY La Crescent, Minnesota Rural JOHN STREETER La Crosse Secondary Education MARCYNE WALLEN La Crosse Rural CLASSES CAROL ANDRE WAYLAND BEHNKE JEAN ARNET WALTER BERNDT ALICE ARTHUR GORDON BESCH DONNA BAST ELDRE BEUTHIN DONALD BEARDMORE KATHRYN BOMBINSKI 68 ERNA BONE EDITH CADE EMMETT BOYCE RICHARD CAREY g ' ' . DON BRONSON BETTS COEY BETTY BURGGRAFF CATHERINE CONNER MARCUS BURK GERALD DAVIS 69 i GLORIA DONERY SHIRLEY DYRUD KATHRYN DOROW RICHARD EVANS GENE DUERST WANDA EVANS CHARLES DUNLAP ELINOR FENN JAMES DUNNE ROBERT FEUERSTEIN 4 f V 70 DON FINSAND VIRGINIA GAUGER THOMAS FLOOD MARGO GIKLING GRETA FORTNEY JOHN GOEDEKE JEAN FRIEDEL FREDZELL GOETTEL RICHARD GALSTAD MARJORIE GOTTSCHALK 71 ROY GRADE RHODA HAEUSER JANE GRAF KELLY HARRIS SHIRLEY GRANKE BETTY HAUSER PHYLLIS GREEN WALTER HAYES WILLIAM GRODE JOAN HERMANSON 72 PATRICIA HIGHBERG KATHLEEN R ENS LOIS HOREL :merle jacobson 0 i DORIS HUBBARD LEE JENSEN JOHN HUEGEL JOAN JOHNSON JOHN ISERMANN JAMES JUSTUS 73 ROBERT KAILHOFER BARBARA KOPPEN GERHARD KANIESS CATHERINE KOSER % JOHN KNISPEL WAYNE LABORDE ADA KOCH BYRN LEA JOYCE KOECK RONALD LEA 74 EDITH LECHNIR ROY 3IEILLER : IABEL LENZ PHYLLIS MELBY ACE LOOMIS JAMES MILLER DUANE McCUMBER STANLEY MILLER JACK MARTIN RITA MOE 75 GLORIA MOULIS VIRGINIA PAULEY RICHARD NELSON MARY PAYNTER ELEANOR ORVIS MARGARET PEDERSON CHARLES PALEN DALE PETERSON GEORGE PAPADAKIS DON PETERSON 76 PATRICIA POLLECK ELAINE REHWINKEL FLORENCE PUTRA XEAL RICHT L4N DWAIX RAMLO NORBERT RUDY MURIEL RASMUSSON EDWARD RUNNINGEN LAUREL RATHBURN GERALD SAUER 77 MARY SCHALLER RUTH SELLECK IVAN SILBAUGH GENE SCHNEIDER IVONNE SILBAUGH JOHN SCHUMANN GEORGE SLADKY PHYLLIS SCHUTTENHELM J . LEWIS SNYDER 78 WILLIAM SPALTHOLZ EDITH TABBERT LOIS SPEICH JAMES TALL GENE STAFFEN RALPH TESNOW BETTY STUART LOIS THICKE BEVERLY SWANSON RICHARD THIEL 79 BETTY THOMAS JACK VAN VEGHEL 5 DONALD TOENNIES ARLEEN VICKORY RUTH UISCHNER GLENN WALDHART CONNIE ULRICH JOHN WALKER JAMES VAN TASSEL ROBERT WEISS 80 MARGARET WILLEY BETTY ZIARNIK BETTY WISLAND SOPHOMORES yk - x. 81 h-- A Ethel Berg ' kI 1 arrcn Eowlus Patricia Brinkley Clifford Lee 87 FRESHMEN w% ' •C  ' - -i i - ft Ai Mary Craig Duane Uaering Kenneth Diekroeger 8d C onitance Jacquelvn KUng 91 Richard Glen Alice Arlene Veumann Noffke Oakland Oliver Olson Shirley Opal Richard Barbara Peregrine Peterson 93 James Sieger Marlon Siegert Orville Sigrist I eroy Wilbur Slmonson Skinner 96 Bernadine Elizabeth Zastoupel Kennedy Post Grad. MEN ' S SPORTS ' -SkJCLi W Head Coach Clark Van Galder Line Coach Esten Vickroy Freshman Coach Floyd Gautsch THE 1950 INDIANS - CONFERENCE CO-CHAMPS FINAL CONFERENCE STANDINGS. W L La Crosse . . , 5 i Stevens Point 5 i Stout 4 2 Milwaukee 3 2 Plateville 3 3 Whitewater 2 3 Eau Claire 2 3 Superior 2 4 River Falls 1 4 Oshkosh 1 5 T PTS. OPP. 142 81 124 64 96 63 1 86 77 66 72 1 79 61 1 48 78 74 101 1 44 100 38 100 The Record LAX Wartburg 31 Whitewater - 33 Superior 28 Platteville 13 Eau Claire . . . . ' 14 Stout 19 Milwaukee 34 River Falls 40 Illinois Normal 14 OPP. 19 7 27 13 13 26 226 105 99 p. Hadley E. Holm J. Krismer J. Nirschl B. Dohr J. Bergwall 100 L. Graupman C. Hertensteiner F. Pokrop R. Nelson C. Hinterberg L. Bach 101 J. Lampman J. Mclntyre Capt. Claude Kazamarek 102 LETTER WINNERS 103 104 1949 - 1950 BASKETBALL TEAM The La Crosse basketball team ended its 1949-50 season with a tie for third place. The Indians, despite their even split in 12 league games had the best defensive record in the league holding their opponents to 51.7 points per game. Eddie Olson led the team in individual scoring with 184 points. He was followed closely by John Schumann, Ace Loomis, Jerry Miller, and Glenn Schwanberg, in that order. The Indians had a well balanced scor- ing attack throughout their 21-game season. Coach Clark Van Galder has 10 returning lettermen to build his next years team with, plus several boys from the freshman team. Jerry Miller and Glenn Schwanberg, playing their last game for La Crosse, scored 18 and 17 points respectively in a 60-40 rout of Superior, to round out their college careers in a verv successful fashion. FINAL CONFERENCE STANDINGS. W River Falls 12 Milwaukee 9 Oshkosh 8 La Crosse 6 Superior 6 Platteville 6 Eau Claire 4 Whitewater 4 Stevens Point 3 Stout 3 L TP OP 933 715 4 711 661 4 803 776 6 654 631 6 648 701 6 762 767 8 779 844 8 712 774 9 709 785 9 706 763 105 Ace Loomis Ed Olson Glenn Schwanberg Jerry Miller John Schumann 106 Bill Spaltholz George Papadakis Todd McEldowny Tom Curry Bob Kime 107 No. 33 Ed Olson No. 25 Glenn Schwanberg: No. 23 John Schumann 108 Jerry Miller, Ace Loomis, Glenn Schwanberg, John Schumann La Crosse In Action 11 109 00 to 110 1949 CROSS COUNTY TEAM A fine record was posted by the cross country squad in its first official season as a school team. La Crosse won the conference championship for the second consecutive year by defeating Stevens Point twice and Mil- waukee once. In the first meet a well balanced team from Augsburg defeated the harriers. Developing rapidly La Crosse downed Stevens Point with Ralph Tesnow and Stan Plumb tying for first place. In a return meet Gil Felton joined Tesnow and Plumb in a three-way tie for first. Felton also copped a first place in the Milwaukee meet. Row 1: Stan Plumb, Bob Baty, L. Bjorn, D. Martin. Row 2: W. Kirk, Gil Felton, Don Strand, Ralph Tesnow 111 112 B. Weiss, H. Simonton, A. Lagerman, E. Pack, Perforin 113 Ready for the gun 1949-1950 SWIMMING TEAM Although the 1949-50 season ended with an unspectacular record of two wins and eight losses, the Indian swimming team estabhshed several records which will be long in the eclipsing. Among these is the all-time scoring record which was broken by Marv Grier. His mark of 287 points bettered the record of 247 points set in 1943. Other shattered records in- clude the 200-yd. breast stroke broken by Bob Siesco, and the 400-yd. free style relay, which was broken by a team consisting of Smith, Pack, Buschatz, and Grier. Ev Pack was elected captain of the 1950-51 team. Buschatz and Siesco were co-captains of this years team. 115 r Ray Fellows Point Winner 1 ■ 4Si Free Stylers In Action 116 f ' ' ' ' ¥ Row 1: F. Marincel, J. DeMerit, H. Rhode, N. Hodgson, E. Bock, D. Brown, S. Plumb, R. Tesnow, F. Blandin. Row 2: Coach Floyd Gautsch, B. Buedingen, L. Graupman, B. Thrall, D. Wilsman, B. Spaltholz, E. Boyce, D. Leighton, E. Koch, Mgr. D. Terry. Row 3: A. Barry, P. LaBorde, G. Felton, B. Cross, W. Wegener, B. Kime, E. Davis. 1949 TRACK TEAM The 1949 cindermen wound up the 1949 season in fine style last spring, taking second place honors in the state meet. Paced by Jim DeMerit the Indians pushed the Milwaukee Gulls hard for the state championship only to lose by 17 points. Under the direction of Floyd Gautsch, the thinclads breezed thru the seasons opener winning first place in a triangular meet with Dubuque and Luther. Oshkosh and Winona were the next to fall as the Indians won both dual rheets. A stubborn Milwaukee team went all out and handed the Indians their first loss in a dual meet. In a triangular meet with Milwaukee and Whitewater, La Crosse finished second to Mil- waukee again. Outstanding performers were DeMerit in the hurdles and shot put, Blandin in the 100 and broad jump. Plumb in the distances, Rhode in the high jump, and Marincel in the discus. 117 Row 1: R. McKenna, D. Gorst, B. Bauer, J. Hensey, S. Sazama, B. Schroeder, H. Lukes B Golz. Row 2: B. Ott, Mgr., D. Benedict, A. Willers, J. Schumann, R Retzlof, A. Shackelford, J. Mclntyre. Row 3: L. Johnson, J. Knispel, B. Dohr, J. Nirschl, Coach Vickroy, C. Behnke. 1949 BASEBALL CONFERENCE CHAMPS For the second consecutive year Coach Eston Vickroy ' s baseball nine has won the Teachers College championship. The 1949 team extended the string of conference victorys of 11 straight with double wins from Eau Claire and River Falls and a single win over Stout. Henry Lukes, Bob Schroeder, and southpaw Dave Benedict handled most of the pitching duties; Roger Retzlaff doing the receiving. Bob Dohr, John Schumann, Ron Engler and Stan Sazama rounded out the infield. Jim Nirschl, Bernie Golz, and John Knispel patrolled the outfield. 118 1949 GOLF TEAM Under the direction of Walter Thoreson, the golf squad won 4 to 7 matches, finished second in league competition and second in the state meet, one stroke off the pace. The three defeats were all on the opponents home courses and all by identical scores of 8-7. Ed Klein shooting in the number two spot collected a total of ISi o points. He was followed closely by Wally Hayes and Howie Eilks with 12 and 91 2 points. Bill Beottcher collected 8V2, while Ron Lea, Ken Potterton and Bill Heald followed with 51 2 points each. Eilks, number one man on the team won 3 out of 7 matches against the toughest corhpetition in the conference. E. Klein, B. Heald, R. Lea, H. Eilks, Coach Thorsen, W. Boettcher W Haves B. Webster. ■ ' ' 119 M R1 II R. Allen J. Scheel, C. Graham, C. Weigent, R. Lawrence 1949 TENNIS TEAM As usual, Coach Leon Miller ' s netmen came thru in fine style last season, with an impressive record of 8 wins and 1 loss. Oshkosh, winner of the state meet at Milwaukee, handed the Indians a 5-2 setback for their only loss. Led by Bill Grode and Charly Weigent, La Crosse swept double victories from Stout, Eau Claire, Winona and Luther. 120 R. Allen, L. Miller, E. Fry A. Dreier, E. Bock, J. Weier, H. Kaiser M.I.A.A. Officers E. Boyce, W. Berndt, D. Finsand. G. Sauer. H. Maule, M. Burk W. Behnke, R. Feuerstein, G. Kaniess, R. Kailhofer, R. McKenna, G. Sladky M.I.A.A. Sports Heads 121 O. Evans, G. Sladky, J. Hensey, D. Lepley, R. Retzlaff, S. Sazama Kappas— M.I.A.A. Basketball Champs Row 1: J. McDermot, M. Grier, J. Biitelli, A. Dreier, I. Reinke, H. Kaiser D Bertollim. Row 2: B. Blandin, G. Miller, W. Behnke, V. Schwartz. M. Burk! J. Van VeKhel. Row 3: G. Schwanberg, J. Weier, L. Snyder, B. Knapton, G. Davis, J. Muza, W. Hugdahl. Alpha Belts— M.I.A.A. Football Champs 122 WOMEN ' S SPORTS MISS SIMONS Advisor MARIAN LIPOVETZ Orchesis CATHERINE MOORS Badminton LOIS HARDT Swimming JEAN FRIEDEL Softball MARGE GOTTSCHALK Horseback Riding CATHERINE CONNOR Volley Ball W.R.A. activities were scattered through the calendars of all the women in school, regardless of division or class. These functions were under the direction of Miss Lois Simons as advisor. Officers were: President, Rosie Walsh; Vice-President, Barb Gorske; Secretary, Mary Potter; and Treasurer, Mari- lyn Amacker. 124 Sports heads carried on activities on Tuesday and Thursday after school, and Saturday mornings. Each was responsible for her own program in its season. RACHEL KEHRBERG- Tennis LOIS HOREL Tumbling MARGE SPRING Basketball V KATHERINE DOROW Hockey RUTH FKTKRSEN Bowling SHIRLEY DYRUD Winter Sports 125 SWIM CLUB The Swim Club is now on its second year of operation with the following officers: President, Lois Hardt; Vice- President, Ruth Huebner; Secretary, Sue Miller; and Treasurer, Rita Buschatz. The annual activities of the organization are the Aqua- cade and the inter-class swim- ming meet for girls. The club is also in charge of the open swimming periods three after- noons a week after school. B. Lagerman, M. Lipovetz, H. Simonton, A. Barry I. Wilsman, A. Lustig, C. Ulrich, M. Potter, M. Guenther, P. Polleck, A. Kopplin, K. Porter, J. Stobbe. 126 1949 AQUACADE Scheherazade was the theme of the aquacade dir- ected by Lois Hardt with Miss Betty Baird acting as faculty advisor. The lead part of Schehera- zade was portrayed by Mar- ian Lipovetz with Al Barry as the Sultan. Acts in the pro- gram involved the Sultan ' s many wives, dancing girls, and the guards. Between acts a gong was sounded to set the stage with realism. Marvin Grier, Wayne Geiger, John Krismer, Ray Fellows, Dewey Ramlo, Ned Hodgson, Harry Simonton, and Bob Lagerman assisted with their perform- ance. M. Lipovetz, A. Barry Row 1: (Front) M. Scholl, K. Purler, S. Miller, M. Lipovetz, B. Van Liew, C. Ulrich, P. Pagel. Row 2: (back) B. Borrough, R. Walsh, P. Pollack, R. Huebner, K. Ivens, J. Friedel, A. Lustig, L. Hardt, R. Buschatz. 127 Erna Bone Carole Avant Winter Sports This year the winter activities of skiing, skating, snow-shoeing, and tobogganing were conducted under the guidance of Shirley Dyrud, a junior in the physical education department. Lessons in each of these sports were given by the sport ' s head. The weather, as usual, limited the amount of time that the activities could be carried on, but all enthusiasts engaged in their favorite activities as often as possible. E. Cade, G. Doner, I. Silbaugh, D. Bast, B. Koppen 128 Going in for a t Hockey About eighty girls • participated in the mixed tournament beginning the second week of school. The girls were divided into seven teams, each named for a comic strip, with the Little Aspirin team winning the championship. Following this, class tournaments were scheduled with the junior class taking top honors. At the Milwaukee Hockey Play Day, La Crosse triumphed over all of its opponents. This event and two games played with the alumni at homecoming completed the hockey season. The field of action 129 There ' s nothing like exercise Volleyball Indian tribal names were given to the teams in the first volleyball tourney. After this the class tournament was held with the junior class receiving top honors. Nine players from the sophomore, junior, and senior teams were chosen to represent La Crosse at a girl ' s Sport Day at Luther College. La Crosse triumphed once more. i 1 HK I . : . j-di • t k Up and over 130 Lois Krubsack Riding When horses are available, classes are run for beginners in riding, with an advanced group who ride for enjo3.Tnent and improvement of riding skills. Badminton Because of the great enthusiasm for badminton, only a doubles tourn- ament was held to give a chance to participate, in place of the usual singles and doubles tourneys. Badminton, being an individual sport, is one that can be participated in throughout Ufe. Bowling Saturday mornings and the downtown alleys set the scenes for this season ' s bowling activities. High average bowlers included: Carol Pier- ringer. Pat ColHns. Donna Bast. Ruth Petersen, and Jovce Pound. 131 Row 1: J. Williams, N. Foster. Row 2: B. Coey, N. Hamilton, A. Jasiorkowski B. Thomas, M. Lipovetz, A. Wilson, J. Nelson, J. Burgchardt. Row 3: B. Stuart T. Lenz, S. Miller, L. Rathburn, M. Molstad, V. Congreve. Orchesis During the first nine weeks of each semester, instructions in the funda- mentals of interpretive dancing are given to all girls interested. At the end of the period the girls who have the ability to perform certain stand- ard motions and show originality and imagination in forming their interp- retations are chosen to become mem- bers of the Junior Orchesis. The next semester, after performing in a program, the girls become members of the Senior Orchesis. At weekly meetings the two pro- grams of the year are discussed and planned. The annual Christmas pro- gram was a presentation of Dicken ' s, Christmas Carol . The Mother ' s Day program in the spring featured Half Century Calypso . Officers include: President, Marian Lipovetz; Vice-President, Laurel Rathburn; Treasurer, Joan Burg- chardt; Secretary, Audrey Jasiorkow- ski; and Advisor, Miss Virginia Congreve. 132 133 Basketball One of the longest seasonal activities in W.R.A. is basket- ball. The season runs from January through March. A two handed shot Thrill providers 134 m ' ■ A basket? This year approximately 160 girls participated on teams in a round robin tournament. At the completion of this tourn- ament, straight elimination class and house tournaments were held. Krueger House and the senior class were the vic- tors of these two events. The jump 135 Classroom shooting practice Softball Major and minor leagues attract a large number of participants during the Softball season. These two leagues offer activity to both experienced and inexperienced players. Class teams end the W.R.A. season for both spectators and players. Tumbling W.R.A. tumbling was not as active as it has been in previous years. Girls are encouraged to come out for this activity with instruction and assistance for the inexperienced. Tennis The fall program of tennis consisted of a mixed doubles, women ' s doubles, women ' s singles, and freshman women ' s singles tournaments. Winners were Rachel Kehrburg and Ralph Allen, Jean Hedburg and Betty Mercer, Rachel Kehrburg, and Pat LaLuzerne, respectively. 136 ORGANIZATIONS DELTA PSI KAPPA Row 1: M. Weinard, R. Grauer, J. Burk, M. Potter, B. Gorske. M. Lenz L Horel Row 2: V. Gratz, S. Day, A. Dehnert, J. Olsen, A. Thomas, C. Moors J Tinier Row 3: M. Spring, A. Jasiorkowski, J. Graf, M. Gottschalk, L. Hardt, E. Spink P. Corrigan. Delta Psi Kappa endeavors to promote educational growth in the field of physical education, to recognize worthy members, and promote greater fellowship among women in this field of activity. Their projects included sale of Journal of Health, Physical Education and Recreation , sale of student directories, sponsoring of book sales, the Physical Education Tea. Officers are: President, Mary Potter; Vice-President, Toni Lenz; Secretary, Lois Hardt; Treasurer, Ruth Grauer; Corresponding Secretary, Marge Gottschalk; Historian, Lois Horel; Chaplain, Jocelyn Burk; Foil Reporter, Esther Spink; Sargent-at-Arms, Joan Tipler; Publicity Chairman, Pat Corrigan. 138 PHI EPSILON KAPPA New Chapter of Phi Epsilon Kappa is the Men ' s National Honorary fraternity in Physical Education. Its purpose is to elevate the standards Ideals, and ethics of those engaged in the fields of health, physical educa- tion and recreation. Activities for the year were solicitation of subscript- ions to the Journal of Health and Physical Education and summaries in conjunction with National headquarters on the practices currently used m the selection and appointment of Men teachers of Physical Education at the senior high school level. How these practices can be improved was also included. Officers are as follows: President, James Bergwall- Vice- President, John Pauhn; Secretary, John Thompson; Treasurer Harold Kaiser; Corresponding Secretary, Robert Kane; Guide, Don Rhode- Sarg- ent at Arms, Robert Dohr. Row 1: D. Rhode, J. Paulin, H. Kaiser, J. Bergwall, J Thomnson B Dohr C Kane. Row 2: j. N„.schl, W. Felton. G. Felton, A Loom°s L. Graupman E 139 KAPPA DELTA PI Kappa Delta Pi is a National Honorary Fraternity in Education. It is established for the purpose of encouraging high intellectual and scholas- tic standards, and for the recognition of outstanding contributions to education. Activities for the year included a presentation of recognition awards to top students of La Crosse high schools with tuition scholarships and a Founders Day Banquet in the spring. Officers are: President, Robert Quackenbush; Vice-President, Wm. Anderson; Secretary, Marjorie Young; Treasurer, Roy Nystrom; Reporter, Eleanor McKean. Advisor is Mrs. E. Walters. Membership is based on scholastic average of 2.0 for four semes- ters and enrollment in one of three fields of education. I timHTff. Row 1: M. Gottschalk, R. Selleck, N. Hanson, R. Uischner, P. Green, A. Buytaert. Row 2: J. Thompson, M. Lenz, M. Willey, R. Grauer, G. Marking, I Degenhardt, M. McCoy, M. Young, E. Brokaw, E. McKean, G. Robien. Row 3: R. Atchinson, R. Meiller, R. Lawrence, R. Quackenbush, R. Terry, W. Anderson, J. Schmitz, E. Boyce, L. Bjorn, C. Lee, J. Van Tassel. 140 SIGMA DELTA PSI Sigma Delta Psi is a National Honorary Athletic Fraternity whose aim is to promote physical, mental, and moral development of college students. Mr. Gautsch is the faculty patron. Other faculty members are E. Gershon, L. Miller, C. Van Galder and E. Vickroy. All male students at the college are eligible for membership. Candidates must successfully attain the marks required in the various events of the Sigma Delta Psi Test. The test is as follows: 1. 100-yard dash 11.6 seconds 2. 120-yard low hurdles 16 seconds 3. Running high jump 5 feet 4. Running broad jump 17 feet 5. Running broad jump 12 seconds 6. 20-feet rope climb 12 seconds 7. Baseball throw 250 feet or Javelin throw 130 feet 8. Football punt 40 yards 9. 100-yard swim 1 minute, 45 seconds 10. 1 mile run 6 minutes 11. Front hand Spring, landing on feet 12. Hand stand 10 seconds 13. Fence vault chin high 14. Good Posture, Standard B (H.B.M.) 15. Scholarship Eligible for Varsity Competition. 141 LAMBDA SIGMA CH 1 BWb.J !saH I BjIIi s Mi l Row 1: Y. Dennis, B. Bullard, P. Keating, M. Gartner, B. Skogan, M. Lindberg, E. Tabbert. Row 2: E. Brokaw, M. Buedingen, H. Wishau, J. Streckenbach, T. Lenz, M. Niquette, P. Melby. Row 3: M. Potter, R. Huebner, E. Fenn, B. Burggraff, P. Corrigan, M. Keppel, L. Rathburn. The Lambda Sigma Chi encour- ages the study of fine arts and the achievements of four virtues — loy- alty, friendship, leadership, and culture. Group projects for the year include rush teas, Mother ' s Day tea, homecoming banquet, Christmas party, sport dance, inter- sorority formal, picnic for grad- uating seniors, variety show, and song fest. Officers are: President, Yvonne Dennis; Vice-President, Joyce Streckenbach; Secretary, Betty Brokaw; Treasurer, Ruth Huebner. M. Kuschel, J. Martin, J. Nelson, N. Rogstad 142 BETA SIGMA CHI ■ 1 Ml HP ■ f P ' JB ' j ' ilMH 1 ■ ! 1 1 T. Curi hagen. E. Hall, K. Potterton, T. Leven- D. Alf . Beta aims are to foster the social welfare of the student body, to promote a higher scholastic level, and to bring about a closer and more kindred fellowship among the men of the college. The faculty advisor is Dr. Emerson G. Wulling. The various activities for the year included a Homecoming Breakfast and Dinner Dance, a Beta Mixer and participation in the Variety Show for the D.O. Coate Scholar- ship Fund. Mr. D.O. Coate spon- sored the fraternity while on the college Faculty. Officers are: President, Charles Hinterberg; Vice-President, Rich- ard Terry; Secretary, Gene Duerst; Sargent-at-Arms, John Knispel; Chaplain, Charles Dunlap. inFirjF- Row 1: K. Hollub, R. Nass, W. Puffer, E. Bock, S. Plumb, M. Morrison C Dunlap Row 2: W Dunbar, G. Duerst, C, Hinterberg, J. Knispel, J. Martin, N. Hodgson B. Kime, P. Reuschlein. Row 3: R. Weiss, R. Batchelder, J. Krismer R Nvstrom ' R. Terry, W. Spaltholz, D. Benedict, E. Holm, R. Webster, W Geiger 143 ALPHA PHI PI Alpha Phi Pi Sorority was org- anized to further music, hterature and drama. The major activities for the year were a Hard Time Dance, a Christmas Party, a St. Patrick Day Tea, a Homecoming Banquet and participation in the Inter-So- rority Formal. Officers are: President, Katie Moors; Vice-President, Shirley Mount; Secretary, Kay Ivens; Treasurer, Joyce Marquardt; Pro- gram Chairmen — Marian Feeney, Joan Tipler; Social Chairmen — Rachel Gutzke, Marilyn Amacher. Advisor is Miss Jean Currie. N. Chopyak, A. Blank, B. Scheol, N. Gesell Row 1: M. Schaller, J. Klinger, J. Hedberg, J. Burk, V. Pauley, D. Ninneman, R. Gutzke. Row 2: P. Polleck, R. Walsh, M. Amacher, S. Mount, F. Meracle, M. Haeft, B. Stuart, C. Moors, D. Tipler. Row 3: H. Forbes, B. Borroughs, K. Dorow, J. Marquandt, M. Tournade, A. Vickory, K. Ivens, J. Friedel, N. Pusch, M. Wohlheter, B. Wisland, M. Feeney. 144 ALPHA DELTA THETA Row 1: M. Burk, G. McDermot. A. Loomis, J. Bergwall, F. Blandm. F. Pokrop. M. Grier, I. Reinke. W. Behnke. Row 2: D. Buschatz. P. Hadlev. T. McEldownev. J. Britelli, G. Davis. L. Reynolds. E. Roeder, E. Pingel, G. Miller. C. Kaczmarek. L. Drummond. Row 3: A. Dreier. V. Schwartz. R. Cross. H. Kaiser. L. Snyder. W. Knapton. J. Weier, R. Ritchie, G. Schwanberg. L. Graupman. W. Hugdahl, J. Muza. D. Bertollini, J. Van Veghel. Sitting: B. Richter. A. Richter. D. Anderson. H. Blank, D. Bjorklund. Standing: R. Grade, W. Skinner. R. Synowicz, G. Stordock, D. Kuhn. The fraternity sports a well rounded calendar of events throughout the college year. Be- ginning with the annual homecom- ing banquet in the fall of the year, it goes on to inter-frat-sorority parties during the winter, their Xmas party before the vacation, and ending in the spring with their Delta Doings and Frat picnic. The fraternity ' s governing body for the current year are: President, Claude Kaczmarek; Vice-President, Frank Pokrop; Secretary, John Muza: Treasurer. Jim Nirschl: Cor- responding Secretary, Gene Roeder; Chaplain, Erv. Reinke: Reporter, Dick Cross. 145 PI TAU EPSILON Row 1. A. Murashige D Storandt, P. Green, A. Buytaert, E. Homer R Selleck K. Moseley Row 2: A. Johnson, G. Perso, E. Beuthin, L Degenh rdt G Mark mg, D. J. Stoll L. Piatt, E. Berg. Row 3: V. Gauger, M. Young MMcCovE HaluseT ' ° P ° ' - ortney, E. McKean, M Guenthel ' M Willey ' R ' Poise, tolerance and education are the aims of Pi Tau Epsilon and the study of the fine arts and hu- manities occupy much of the mem- ber ' s time. Social events sponsored by this sorority were the Home- coming Banquet, help with the Inter-Sorority Formal, a social dance, and an all school spring tea. The officers are: President, Dol- ores Storandt; Vice-President, Margaret McCoy; Secretary, Don- na Jo Stoll; Treasurer, Geneva Marking; Sargent-at-Arms, Amy Murashige; Historian, Margaret Willey. Advisor is Miss Anderson. Row 1: J. Pitzner, M. Cooper, D. Howe Row 2: B. Thomas, W. Schendal, M. Rasmusson. 146 PHI KAPPA EPSILON Row 1: H. Maule. P. Esclito. Row 2: H. Olson. B. Cole, R. Nelson. D. Lueck. Row 3: G. Papadakis, C. Behnke, R. Horle. Purpose of Phi Kappa Epsilon is to bind the ties of friendship, to cultivate and improve greater in- terest in college affairs. This frat- ernity sponsored four events in- cluding a banquet, two dances, and a picnic. The fraternity received first place honors at the annual variety show and entered the sec- ond place float in the homecoming parade. Officers of the first semester are: President. James Mclntyre; Vice- President, William Graham; Sec- retary. Stanley Sazama; Treasurer, William Dwyer; Sgt-at-arm. Ro- bert Bauer; Chaplain, Louis Bach. Row 1; E. Pack. J. Busanny. J. Fiiich. V. Graham. J. .Melntyre. L. Bach. S. Sazama. O. Evans. J. Lehmeier. Row 2: J. Walker. G. Sladky. J. Krech, B. Christenson. R. Bauer, R. Retzlaff, G. Robien. W. Buedingen. ' J. Hensey, R. Chapko. Row 3: B. Lagerman. D. Rhode. D. Freagon. C. Lee. A. Barry. D. Lepley, E. Olson. J. Thompson, J. Lampman. W. Thrall, W. Ott, J. Van Tassel, H. Simon- ton, R. Nelson. 147 SIGMA LAMBDA SIGMA The Sapphonian Literary Soc- iety, promotes opportunity for personal growth in intellectual pursuits. Annual events presented and participated in during the school year include pledging, home- coming stunt program, homecoming banquet, selling La Crosse stickers, Sigma dance, Christmas tea, song fest, completing scholarship, inter- sorority formal, and literary meet- ings. Officers: President, Barbara Gorske; Vice-President, Lois Suess; Secretary, Nancy Peterik; Treas- urer, Janet Fladlien; Historian, Sue Miller; and Sergeant-at-arm, Joan Johnson. D. Bast, M. Pederson, A. Stanek, L. Johnson W r..;. R ° ' T -u ' ' if A A ' ' P- P g l ' M- Weinand, R. Buschatz, K. n il P KV Hardt D. Gauger, L. Suess, J. Johnson, W. Evans, R. Uisch- ner, K Porter, N. Petenk, A. Lustig, M. McDonald. Row 3: M. Spring S nTn t ' ?•r °T ' • Y ' l y ' J- Fladlien, J. Jasiorkowski, M. Go ltschalk; C Conner Burgchardt, R. Kehrberg, B. Gorske, L. Speick, D. Simonis; 148 LAMBDA TAU GAMMA Row 1: D. Sugden, W. Berndt, R. McKenna. C. Hi rtensteiner, W. Hayes, W. Heald, J. Johnson. Row 2: R. Gripentrog, A. Aplel. L. Bjorn. L. Johnson, C Rodeghier, W. LaBorde. P. CoUins, S. Miller, R. Kailhofer. Row 3: D. Peterson, G. Kaniess, M. Jacobson. K. Swan, E. Boyce, R. Kroner, G. Grauer, W. Hasely. Lambda Tau Gamma was organ- ized this fall as the first social fraternity formed in eleven years at La Crosse. Our motto is Truth- fulness, Loyalty, Courage. Activ- ities for the year included sponsor- ship of an M.LA.A. football team, and basketball team, a dance, and participation in the song fest and the Variety Show. Officers: Louis Bjorn, President; Phil Collins, Vice-President; Wal- ter Berndt, Secretary; Warren Hasely, Treasurer; Merle Jacobson, Corresponding Secretary; Emmett Boyce, Historian; Rov Gripentrog, Row 1: E. Waterstreet, J. Justus, D. e i. i a tiV n xy McCumber. Row 2: J. Goedeke,, D. Sargent-at-Arms; Wally Hayes, Wilsman, R. Evans, W. Felton, D. Chaplain. Advisors, Mr. Rasmussen James. Row 3: G. Sauer, R. Tesnow, j iv r t- D. Toennies, G. Felton. and Mr. Rowe. 149 THE SECONDARY rZ 9- M 1 - S°°lf ' ' - ° ' ' ' ' - °- ° ' e- E- Bone, E. Lechnir, P. Green Row 2: E. McKean, J. Streeter, J. Walter, S. Plumb, R. Doeppe, W Piltz R R M 11 ■ ' ' ' ' - - ' y ' - - 1 ' R- Lawrence, R Grade The Secondary Education Club is the organization of students en- rolled in the Secondary Education course of the college. Problems of importance to future teachers of high school are discussed at the quarterly meetings. Social as well as professional functions are given. Members of our faculty and superintendents from others address the students. The two picnics were given during the year for members of the club. An annual banquet for all members is the big event of the year. This year the banquet was held at the V.F.W.. Entertainment and a panel discussion followed. The panel was given by experienced teachers on problems presented to them by members of the organization. 150 EDUCATION CLUB Officers are elected by the members each semester. The President is usually a senior member of the department but there is no rule govern- ing this. The main purpose of the club is to unite the members of Secondary Education course for social and professional activity. The officers: President, Roy Meiller; Vice-President, Joseph Thienes; Secretary, Ruth Selleck; Treasurer. Donald Beardmore. Row 1: E. Severson, M. Tournade, M. Young, E. Brokaw, M. Gikling, R. Selleck. Row 2: J. Van Tassel, D. Brinklev, I. Degenhardt, R. Uischner, M. McCoy, G. Marking, D. Stoll. Row 3: D. Bertollini, I. Silbaugh, D. Terry, J. Weier, D. Lep- ley, E. Pingel, B. Ott, D. Bronson, J. Mclntyre. 151 ELEMENTARY CLUB Social and professional activities for members of the elementary div- ision is the purpose of the Elementary Education Club. All members of this division are automatically a part of the club. The all school tea, cluo banquet, professional discussions, holiday parties, homecoming events, songfests, variety show, are some of the yearly activities. Officers: President, Milton Wisland; Vice-President, Elizabeth Homer; Secretary, Ramona Thompson; Treasurer, Margaret Pederson. Dr. Jean R olfe and Miss Jessie Caldwell are the sponsors. 9.h «i ' t. T ' K ' if ' T?- bbard, D. Schroeder, L. Piatt, J. Kochinski, G. Schmaltz, J. Leigh D. Downey, I. Guy. Row 2: M. Lipovetz, C. Andre, B. Swan- P M ih n A p- l ' ,!. ' ' . Yi Kennedy, B. Zastoupel, M. Pederson, J. Walters, P. Melby D Mossholder A. Buytaert. Row 3: L. Dehler, R. Moe, J. Johnson, D. Sackett, W. Hayes, L Bjorn, J. Martin, R. Kroner, L. Drummond, B. Karker u. t reagon. H. Volden, E. Homer. 152 COUNTRY LIFE CLUB Row 1: L. Haines, J. Wright, E. Powell, A. Teasdale, C. Lindahl, A. Holte, R.M Shinko. Row 2: M. Craig, L. Holliday, D. Olson, A. Flaten, L. Smale, P. Brynn, A. Thompson, J. Capaul, J. Oppergaard, K. Moseley, G. Sallander. Row 3: A. Morton, J. Wolfe, J. Ruedy, M. Rezac, E. Schmidt, E. Woodworth, J. Timm, P. Jones, C. Danielson, M. Grovesteen, M. Proksch. A. Kirkeeng, M. Storandt. The purpose of this club is to promote rural leadership and social self improvement in all its members. Membership in the Country Life Club is open to all members of the Department of Rural Education. Year- ly Activities included participation in the Homecoming Activities and an annual banquet held in December. The club held regular meetings which were devoted to singing, square dancing, and to entertainment of guest speaker and world-wide travelers, and picnics. Officers: President, Dorothy Olson; Vice-President, Evelyn Powell; Secretary, John Lysaker; Treasurer, Jean Ruedy; Club reporter, Ervin Reedy. Faculty Advisors are Miss Alice Drake, Miss Mauree Applegate, and Mrs. A. Robinson. 153 CAMPUS CONTROLS COUNCIL Row 1: A. Wilson, G. Donery, B. Van Liew, W. Evans, E. Orvis, G. Fortney R. Gutzke. Row 2: R. Weiss, C. Behnke , S. Miller, R. Evans, D. Sugden, S Plumb ' J. Van Tassel, R. Lagerman. ' The Campus Controls Council is the student governing body. It is run entirely by students and has a coun- cil chairman in charge of organiza- tions, publications, new s bureau, and social committees of the college. It also has representatives on the assem- blies committee, the men ' s and wo- men ' s intramural boards, and dra- matics and music committees. The Council has complete charge of Homecoming festivities and annual May Prom. Officers: President, Bob Weiss; Vice-President, Stan Plumb; Secre- tary, Rachel Gutzke; Treasurer, Ele- anor Orvis. 154 Robert Weiss President WHO ' S WHO The students recognized in Who ' s Who, representing over six hundred American colleges and universities, are nominated by their respective schools. La Crosse State Teachers College has participated in this nation wide program with the quota set from thirteen to fifteen students. They are selected from the junior and senior classes by an anonymous Student- Faculty committee appointed by the President. The committee is in- structed to make its selection of the basis of scholarship, cooperation and leadership in academic and extra curricular activities, citizenship and service to the school to promise future usefulness to business and society. Row !:■ L. Hardt, J. Burk, M. Spring, M. Potter, M. Lipovetz, A. Wilson, B. Gorske. Row 2: R. Weiss, J. Bergwall, R. Terry, C. Weier, H Kaiser, R. Nelson, Absent — W. Dwyer. Courtesy of The La Crosse Tribune 155 W. S. G. A. W.S.G.A. regulates all matters pertaining to women students by pre- sentmg opportunity for leadership and participation in college affairs by encouragmg proper social conduct, and by promoting a deeper interest m life at college through unity among women. All women enrolled at college are members upon registration at the college. Activities for the year included sponsorship of Freshman Handbook, Big-Little Sister Hike Big-Little Sister Tea, Good Fellowship Breakfast, Housemothers Tea, Fun Evening, Stevens Point State Convention, All College Dinner, Luncheon for Second Semester Students, and Songfest. Officers: President, Barbara Gorske; Vice-President, Eleanor Orvis ' Secretary, Rita Buschatz; Treasurer, Catherine Moors. Facultv sponsors are Edith Cartwright, Betty Baird, Geneva Banks. Row 1: M. Lenz, C. Moors, B. Gorske, E. Orvis, R. Buschatz, A. Blank. Kow 2: J. Burk, J. Burgchardt, K. Moseley, G. Fortney, J. Olsen. 156 CHEER LEADERS L. Johnson. G. Aumock, D. Stoll, K. Moseley. J. Pavelski. B. Christenson Background buildups were supplied for our football and basketball teams bj a group of six active cheerleaders. Christy was the only veteran returning this year so right- fully became hea d cheerlead- er. The acrobatic ability of Christy will be remembered by many fans. He and his group led the student body in their backing of our teams during the competitive sea- sons. Go Indians Go Bob Christenson Head Cheerleader 157 COLLEGE BAND Row 1: J. Schick, V. McKie, C. Cotts, L. Dehler, M. Nenadich, R. Selleck F LaPointe, B. Perry, I. Wilsman, K. Porter, R. Thompson. Row 2: M Gartner J. Lehmeier, G. Burnard, L. Piatt, D. Schroeder, D. Knudson, A. Koch R Ed- wards, R. Shepard, M. Kuschel, W. Gillis, R. Moe, E. Adams. Row 3: L Krus- back, B. Reed, V. Leigh, J. Beekman, R. Niedfeldt, B. Fregin, R. Johnson G Schmaltz, E. Kohnert, B. Robinson, J. Tabbert, J. Gilfillan. Row 4: J R ob R. Meyer, D. Diven, R. Anderson. The La Crosse Teachers College Band holds an important place in college activities. The band was active this year at football games and during Homecoming activities. Membership in the band is voluntary. The purpose of the band is to give its members an opportunity to practice and perform at various activities. Officers: President, Marie Gartner; Secretary, Ada Koch; Business Manager, Jerry Lehmeier; Director, M. Amundson. 158 SPRING SINFONIA To provide an opportunity for students interested in playing string compositions, classical, sjonphonic or modern, to play together for pleasure and entertainment is the purpose of the String Sinfonia. Membership is open at all times to students interested in this group. Dr. Thomas Annette directs the Sinfonia in yearly activities including entertainment for teas, the Christmas program, and playing for outside groups upon request. L. Bjorn. J. Johnson, B. Zastoupel. E. Oman, J. Gilbertson 159 COLLEGE CHOIR The purpose of the College Choir is to study modern and traditional choral literature and to serve the school and community with featured choral music. Yearly Engagements included performance for the Elks Club, A Christmas Concert, a guest concert at Bangor. Officers: President, Fred La Pointe; Secretary, Imelda Degenhardt; Librarian, Ethel Berg; Business Manager, Dick Leighton. Director is H.C. Amundson. Row 1; l;. C ainpbcll, J. Oppegaard, M. Douglas, R. Neuhaus, J. Martin, P Wal- ' ' iv T - ' A ' ? ° ' - Williams, P. Highberg, M. Grovesteen, E. Berg. Row 2: V. McKie, P Isdebski, P. LaLuzerne, M. Gartner, D. Kitzerow, D. Ninneman B. Skogen, E Severson, H. Forbes, D. Seger, G. Sallander, G. Schmaltz, d! bchroeder, J Johnson, B. Swanson, I. Degenhardt, A. Stanek, Mr. AmundsOn. 5 T -,,, ? ' °- Larson, F. LaPointe, D. Gunderson, R. Kampschroer, W. Kirk A. Watrud, K. Swertfeger, R. Wangerin, D. Schmaltz, E. Boyce, K. Beighley, R. Bentson, D. Bjorklund, T. Wheeler, R. Peregrine 160 PUBLIC DISCUSSIONS S. Miller, B. Anderson, K. Conway, R. Kampschroer The purpose of this organization is to give the students an opportunity to develop their abiUty in oral expression and to derive an appreciation and knowledge of formal speaking. Another important function is to stimulate audiences to consider problems of current interest while receiving a work- ing knowledge of the problems. The activities for the year were many and included a presentation of a radio broadcast, participation in orations, newscasts, and debates. The highhght of the year was the competition at the University of Wisconsin at which the club participated. Officers: President, James Conway; Vice-President, Roger Kampschroer; Secretary, Stan Miller; Treasurer, Ken Conway. 161 L CLUB Row 1: B. Christenson, N. Hodgson, L. Bach, M. Giier, R. liaicliLlder, B. Kime, D. Buschatz. Row 2: O. Evans, H. Simonton, W. Ott, G. Schwanburg, J. Weier, E. Pingel, G. Miller, B. Thrall, B. Heald, B. Weiss. Row 3: B. Bauer, E. Bock, J. Knispel, D. Benedict, W. Spaltholz, W. Hugdahl, A. Loomis, J. Huegel, W. Geiger. The L Club was established for those who participate in a major sport and earned a varsity athletic award. The club sponsors and furthers all athletics in the college. Its purpose is to promote a better recognition of the L as the official award for all inter-collegiate athletics competition, to command such respect for it from students and its wearing an honor, and to further support all of the activities and traditions of this school; to strive to make it a school of which we all will be proud. Projects in- clude homecoming activities, sports programs f or athletic games, half time entertainment at basketball games and a public address system, March of Dimes benefit basketball games, and to award jackets to grad- uating senior lettermen. Officers: President, Leon Graupman ; Vice-President, James Mclntyre; Secretary, Robert Bauer; Treasurer, Claude Kaczmarek; Advisor, Mr. Walter Thoreson. 162 Row 1: I. Reinke, G. Sladky, R. Retzlaff, R. Allen. M. Morrison. Row 2- C ST q ' of ' ?• c ' - o ' i.y- Boettcher, W. La Borde, J. Goedeke. ' Row 3. S. Plumb, S. Sazama, R. Wilsman, D. Ramlo, B. Graham, A. Barry. Row 1: E. Pack, H. Eilks, L. Graupman, J. Mclntvre, D. Sackett. Row 2: F Pokrop, R. Lawrence, R. Tesnow. C. Hinterberg, K. Potterton W Hayes R Nelson. Row 3: R. Lagerman, R. Fellows, A. Dreier, E. Holm. J. Nehrlich ' G Kane, F. Blandin. 163 OTYOWKA Eight enthusiastic hunters and fisherman gathered at the residence of Dan Buschatz and Irv Reinke on the evening of January 13, 1949. These charter members including Jack Weier, Glenn Schwanberg, Claude Kacz- marek, Jim Bosanny, Don Meinert and Von Schwartz, formulated the nucleus of one of the college ' s progressive, recreational and instructional social organizations. The membership has been boasted to twenty-eight with bi-monthly meetings awaiting their actual initiation. Otykwa is a Mohican name which means a group or body of persons forming a single fellowship and in respect for America ' s first true hunters and fishermen, all Otykwa ' s officers are designated by true Indian term- inology. The organization holds its initiation ceremony on an overnight hunt- ing or fishing trip. The group hopes to provide new students with pertinent information concerning good hunting and fishing areas near the college, encourage conservation of wild life, and to perpetuate a growing interest in sports of the field and stream. Row 1: G. Staffen, I. Reinke, C. Meinert, R. Kime, P. Reuschlein, K. Hollub. Row 2: R. Quinn, J. Fritsck, E. Pingel, W. Spaltholz, J. Eifert, L. Halberg, N. Richtman. Row 3: J. Bosanny, W. Buedingen, K. Potterton, J. Weier, J. Pleck- inger, G. Schwanberg, K. Ripple, C. Van Gorden. 164 CAMERA CLUB Row 1: R. Uischner, I. Silbaugh, W. Behnke, R. Grade, C. Ulrich, M. Burk Row 2: R. Niedfeldt, I. Silbaugh, J. Goedeke, J. Weier, D. Anderson, D Bron- son, L. Bjorn. The purpose of this organization is to provide an opportunity for students interested in photography to enjoy their hobby together. The club ' s activities include taking, developing and printing pictures. It has many guest speakers and sponsors a Picture of the Week contest. Officers: First semester: President, Roy Grade; Vice-President, Way- land Behnke; Secretary, Pat Keating; Treasurer, Jim Merrill; Board Mem- bers, Gene Durest and Mark Burk. Second semester: President, Mark Burk; Vice-President, Ivan Silbaugh; Secretary, Ivonne Silbaugh; Treasurer, Jim Merrill; Board Members, Pat Esclito and Roy Grade. Mr.-Gershon is the club ' s advisor. 165 L S. A. Row 1: M. Rick, B. Goudy, J. Nelson, C. Nelson, A. Holte, L. Melby M Terpstra Row 2: B. Swanson, K. Monson, M. Pederson, G. Fortney, H Volden V Pauley B Rumsey, E. McKean. Row 3: E. Berg, D. Peterson, W. Hugdahl, A. Watrud ' J. Maurey, P. Sherry, M. Jacobson, G. Bahrke, F. Pokrop, M. Scholl The Lutheran Student ' s Association meets every Sunday evening for Christian fellowship and devotions. A cost supper is provided. Social relationship includes Thanksgiving and Christmas parties, joint gatherings with other church groups, sleigh and hay rides, a skating party, and games night. Membership is open to all Lutheran students. Officers: President, Merle Jacobson; Treasurer, Greta Fortney, Mission Secretary, Dale Peterson; Corresponding Secretary, Joan Johnson; Advisor, Mr. Dahler. 166 GAMMA DELTA Gamma Delta is a Lutheran Fraternity on the Campus, which meets every other Sunday evening with a cost supper, rehgious, and other dis- cussions. Various activities are planned for the year. The purposes of the organization are: To foster thorough study of the Bible; to encourage and maintain Lutheran fellowship; to train Luther- an students for lay-leadership in the church: and to maintain and increase Lutheran consciousness on the campus. Officers: President. Stanley Miller; Secretary, Barbara Hormen: Treas- urer. June Koplin; Publicity, Charles Behnke, Advisor. Miss Pollack. The membership is open to any student of the Synodical Conference of the North America, and all are invited to join the group. Row 1: D. Weiland. V. McKie, J. Koplin. B. Hantke. A. Blank. J. Borde. A. Morton. Row 2: R. Krueger. R. Uischner. W. Schendel. V. Collins. J. Baier, E. Rehwinkel, H. Brotz, J. Stobbe. N. Gesell, R. Gutzke. B. Herman. M. Gutzke, R. Haeuser. Row 3: Rev. Miller, R. Kailhofer. G. Kaniess, R. Linnell. S. Miller, E. Pingel, M. Burk. H. Kaiser. W. Behnke, C. Behnke. R. Niedfeldt. 167 NEWMAN CLUB Newman Club aims to foster the spiritual and intellectual growth of its members. A day of recollection is held each semester. Group dis- cussions about religious and social problems are presented with social activities, a Hallow ' een party, card party, Christmas party and bake sale, presented. All Catholic students automatically become members. Row 1: S. Larsen, C. Andre, V. Gratz, M. Weinand, N. Hamilton, J. Hedberg, B. Zielinski. Row 2: M. Feeney, E. Collova, M. Potter, N. Chopyak, I. Watson, E. Schobert, E. Andreoli, C. Koser, D. Simonis, M. Niquette. Row 3: J. Walters, J. Muza, R. Kampschroer, J. Vanden Boogaard, D. Mannebach, P. Collins, S. Sazama, J. Mclntyre, R. Feuerstein, J. Hensey, D. Rhode, J. Bergwall. 168 NEWMAN CLUB Row 1: J. Bishop. E. Schmidt, L. Haines. P. La Luzerne, S. Dvrud, J. Walters. R. Selleck, M.C. Flanagan, L Guy. Row 2: J. Wright, G. Engelhard. R. Mevers. J. Graf, E. Heitman. B. Ziarnik. C. Mattsen, E. Lechnir. M. Cowen. P. Walter, M. Rezac, D. Downey. Row S: M. Craig. J. Capaul. D. Primeau. K. Albitz, J. Crowley, G. Davis. J. Pleckinger, W. Garrity, J. Finnane, R. Carey, J. Van Veghel, R.M. Shinko. Officers: President, Ervin, Oman; Vice-President, Jack Van Veghel; Secretary, Denise Simonis; Treasurer. Barbara Koppen; Census Chairman, Frank Marincel; Membership, Bill Garrity;- Entertainment, Jack Van Veghel; Social, Nancy Hamilton; Publicity, Dick Cross. 169 CONGO CLUB Row 1: P. Highberg, D. Bast, L. Rathburn, P. Brinkley, M. Lenz, I. Silbaugh, N. Ping. Row 2: L. Johnson, B. Peterson, D. Voves, B. Stellmacher, M. Young, B. Coey, J. Burgchardt, M. Wille, B. Larson, M. Siegert. Row 3: G. Donery, I. Silbaugh. H. Schneider, W. Thrall, E. Boyce, J. Lampman, G. Sauer, D. Toennies, S. Plumb, L. Speas. The Congregational club was organized for the purpose of the pro- motion of Christian fellowship among its members and is in its third year as a school organization. The club is open to everyone, regardless of de- nomination. Activities for the year were many and varied. They included picnics, roller skating parties, guest nights for other church groups, State convention, a Banquet at the Fireside, and devotional nights. Officers: President, Dick Larson; Vice-President, Emmett Boyce, Sec- retary Bernie Robinson; Treasurer, Roger Wilkie; Social Chairman, Barbara Larson. Advisor for the group is Miss Mauree Applegate. 170 WESLEY CLUB The purpose of Weslej Foundation is to promote Christian fellowship, an interest in world service among young people. Various activities for the year included a fall rally picnic, a Christmas caroling and sleigh ride party, a spring concert, and an annual banquet. Officers: President, Margaret Willey; Vice-President, Shirley Julian; Secretary-Treasurer. LaVonne Dehler; Publicity, Doris Hubbard; Social Chairman, Reid Horle; World Service, Tom Stoppenbach; State Counsel Representative and State President, Ellen Tess. Advisor is Miss Chew. 0 ,1= R- Grauer, A. Arthur, E. Orvis, W. Evans, P. Remen, E. Woodworth M. Willey. Row 2: S. Julian, N. Stoeckman, E. Cade, E. Spink, K. Porter V Leigh L. Piatt D. Amerpohl, L. Dehler, D. Hubbard. Row 3: E. Powell, J. Justus, W. Felton, G. Lepley, B. Lepley, R. Horle, W. Cole. T. Stoppenbach, A. Thomp- 171 ALPHA PSI OMEGA Alpha Psi Omega is a National Honorary Dramatic Fraternity, organ- ized to encourage dramatic activities. Membership is attained by a point system based upon work (acting or crew) in dramatic productions. It was active for a number of years in La Crosse State Teachers College and then discontinued to be revived again in 1948. Several honorary members are on the college faculty. Officers: President, Richard Evans; Vice-President, Ed Bock; Secre- tary-Treasurer, Shirley Granke. Advisors are Dr. Marie Toland, and Mr. Robert Frederick. L to R: E. Bock, D. Evans, M. Jacobson 172 Antigone Duane Sackett, Nancy Hanson, Bob Elmer, Justin Staniford, Ashley Ellefson, Ethel Berg. The Man From Home Ashley Ellefson, Orville Sigrist 173 174 Behind Scenes Nancy Hanson Donald Wang O. Sigrist, B. Elmer, J. Burnard A. Ellefson, D. Wang, G. Aumock Orville Sigrist, Rachel Gutzke Doc Toland 175 c CK C ro5S4 S ' - ' ff EDITOR Wanda Evans Another year and another yearbook gone to press. To this memory of long hours and faithful work, I want to thank my staff and all those who helped to make this a bigger and, we hope, a better yearbook. ASSISTANT EDITOR Ruth Uischner It has been wonderful watch- ing the yearbook grow page by page. I have enjoyed work- ing with Wanda and our staff and hope his book will be a constant reminder of the wonderful days and years we have all spent at La Crosse College. 176 STAFF HEADS Row 1: E. Spink, W. Hugdahl, K. Monson. Row 2: R. Uischner, W. Evans, K. Porter, B. Gorske Photographers M. Burk R. Grade W. Behnke 177 BUSINESS STAFF Row 1: A. Arthur, M. Schubiger, P. Remen, D. Stoll. Row 2: J. Walters, E. Rehwinkel, H. Volden. FEATURE STAFF Row 1: I. Silbaugh, A. Wilson, J. Walters, B. Van Liew. Row 2: M. Lindberg, J. Wieer, B. Gorske. 178 RACQUET STAFF Row 1: P. Melbv, P. Keating, R, Gutzke Row 2: B. Cole. J. Shaw, A. EUefson The publication office is full of activity as the Racquet staff meets their deadline. Phil Mfelby and Pat Keating work as co-editors. Working with them as staff heads are Ashley Ellefson, business manager; Rachel Gutzke, news editor; Jim Shaw, feature and make-up editor; Bill Cole, sports editor; and Bob Linse as copy editor. Roy Grade, Mark Burk, and Wayland Behnke supply the pictures. The Racquet has been issued bi-monthly this year. The staff members deserve much credit. Melby, A. Ellefson, R. Gutzke, P. Keating, B. Linse 179 FLEDGLING The Fledgling, the school literary magazine, is a vehicle for publication of student writing of a non-journalistic nature, whether written for English class work or specially for the magazine. Thus it performs a valuable service to the stu- dents of La Crosse State Teacher College. It not only seeks to encourage creative writing by the students, but it also serves as a medium of pub- lication for those who have already begun writ- ing creatively. It strives to encourage careful craftsmanship among young writers in the absence of the haste often necessary in journal- ism. Furthermore, the Fledgling measures suc- cess not in monetary return but in the terms of high literary standards. The editorial board for ' 49- ' 50 was made up of C. Ashley Ellefson, Earl Lewis, Robert Linse, Richard Meyer, and Donald Wang. 180 MISCELLANEOUS H O M E C O M I N G Queen Sue Miller THE ROYALTY S. Millfi, B. Bullard, M. Lindberg, P. Vickory, N. Hamilton 182 The King and Queen A Little Closer Please Cheers For the Team Lighting the Bonfire Ex-Royalty 183 184 Winning Float Dads Day Banquet Veterans Co-op 185 SADIE HAWKINS Best Dressed She Caught Him Trapped Receiving Honor 186 PLEDGING Lost Plaques Sigma Smiles No Birdie For Our Actives Roll Out the Barrel Heart Troubles? 187 In the Dark Room Christinas once more Sigma Christmas tea The Finish 188 Good old wintertime Spring Fever Scholarship Winners — 1949 Alpha Style Show 189 190 191 In future years may this yearbook help to re- mind you of your college days at La Crosse State Teachers College. 192 INDEX A Adams, Eugene, Sec. 4, 1727 Avon, La Crosse, 32, 158 Albitz, Kenneth, Spec. 1, 61 4th St., La Crosse, 169 Alf, Duane, P.E. 2, 521 Fountain St., Eau Claire 81, 98, 143 Allen, Ace, P.E. 4, 711 Pine St., La Crosse 32 Allen, Ralph, P.E. 4, 121 Otter St., Oshkosh 32, 120, 121, 163 Allendorf, Bruce, Spec. 1, 227 S. 16th St., La Crosse Alhson, Delphine, Spec. 2, Winneconne 81 Amacher, Marilyn, P.E. 4, Medford 32, 144 Amerpohl, Doris, Spec. 1, 4.10 Washington St., Edgerton 88, 171 Andersen, Roger, Spec. 2, Cashton 158 Andersen, Wnham, Sec. 4, 3713 Kinzie Ave., Racine 32, 98, 140, 161 Anderson, Avis, P.E. 2, 175 Argyle Ave., Phillips 81 Anderson, Carolyn, Spec. 1, 2120 Ferry St., La Crosse 88 Anderson, Duane, Spec. 2, Camp Douglas 110, 145, 164 Andre, Carol, Elem. 3, Independence 68, 152, 168 Andreoli, Elizabeth, P.E. 2, 2006 55th St., Kenosha 10, 81, 168 Anic, Arthur, Spec. 2, S. Pettibone Is., La Crosse Apfel, Albert, P.E. 3, 242 E. Main St., Evansville 149 Arneson, Lucille, Spec. 1, Ettrick Arnet, Jean, Elem. 3, 2128 Vine St., La Crosse 68 Arthur, Alice, P.E. 3, 707 W. Fulton St., Edgerton 68, 171, 178 Atchison, Robert, Sec. 4, 130i S. 10th St., La Crosse 33, 140 Athnos, Don, Spec. 1, 451 N. 23rd St., La Crosse 174 Aumock, George, Spec. 2, 932 Main St., Onalaska 157, 174, 175 Avant, Carol, Spec. 2, 400 6th St. N.W., Chisholm, Minn. 81, 128 B Bach, Agnes Holley, Elem. 4, 2022 Farnam St., La Crosse 31 Bach, Louis, P.E. 4, 2022 Farnam St., La Crosse 33, 98, 101, 147, 162 Bacon, Irene, Spec. 1, Gays Mills Bahrke, George, P.E. 2, Allenville 81, 166 Baier, Janice, Elem. 3, R.R. 2, La Crosse 167 Baldwin, Harold, Spec. 1, 2124 S. 15th St., La Crosse 88 Barry, Alfred, P.E. 4, 2142 S. 6th St., Milwaukee 33, 114, 117, 126, 127, 147, 163 Bartnek, Marianne, P.E. 2, 1912 E. Bradford, Milwaukee 81 Bast, Donna, P.E. 3, R.R. 1, Welcome, Minn. 68, 128, 148, 170 Batchelder, Robert, P.E. 3, 10411 Hillside Ave., Wauwautosa 98, 103, 143 162 Bates, John, P.E. 3, 1308 ¥2 Johnson St., La Crosse Batikis, Annastasis, P.E. 2, 1404 Franklin St., Racine 10, 81 Baty, Robert, Spec. 3, 2731 S. Logan Ave., Milwaukee 111 Bauer, Donald, Spec. 1, 432-A N. 9th Ave., West Bend Bauer, Robert, P.E. 4, Tomahawk 118, 147, 162 Bay, Roger, Spec. 1, 1227 S. 9th St., La Crosse 88 Bayer, Frederick, Spec. 2, 1101% W. Ave. S., La Crosse Beardmore, Donald, Sec. 3, 412 N. 9th St., La Crosse 68 Beekman, John, Spec. 1, 434 N. 23rd St., La Crosse 8, 88, 158 Behnke, Charles, P.E. 2, 1331-A W. Fond du Lac Ave., Milwaukee 118 147 154 167 Behnke, Wayland, P.E. 3, 3058 N. 62nd St., Mil. 68, 112, 121, 122, 145, 164, 167, ' 177 Beighley, Kenneth, Sec. 2, Cazenovia 81, 160 Bell, James, P.E. 1, 120 S. 7th St., West Bend 88 Bellerue, Ned, Spec. 1, 1019 Cass St., La Crosse Benedict, David, Spec. 2, Sparta 81, 104, 118, 143, 162 Bennett, John, Spec. 1, R.R. 2, Viroqua Bentson, Reynard, Sec. 2, 402 E. Court Ave., Viroqua 82, 160 Berg, Ethel, Sec. 2, Osseo 82, 146, 150, 160, 166, 173 Bergwall, James, P.E. 4, 916 E. Capitol Dr., Hartland 30, 98, 100, 112, 139, 145 155 168 Berndt, Walter, Sec. 3, 2837 N. Richard Ave., Milwaukee 68, 121, 149 Bernhardt, Eugene, Sec. 4, Camp Douglas 33 Bertollini, Douglas, Sec. 3, 106 Maple St., Walworth 122, 145 Besch, Gordon, Sec. 3, 1561 Horton, La Crosse 68 Beuthin, Eldre, Spec. 3, 122 So. 10th, Prairie du Chien 68, 146 Bishop, Joyce, Spec. 2, 1731 Main St., La Crosse 169 B.iorklund, Dale, P.E. 1, 3016 21st Ave. So., Mlpes. ' Minn. 88, 145, 160 Bjorn, Louis, Elem. 3, 6204 11th, Kenosha 111, 140, 149, 152, 159, 164 Blair, Joan, Spec. 1, 209 N. 11th, La Crosse 88 Blandin, Franklin, P.E. 4, Kohler 33, 117, 122, 145, 163 Blank, Audrey, P.E. 1, 148 N. Lake St., Neenah 88, 144, 156, 167 Blank, Hubert, P.E. 3, La Valle 145 Blank, James, P.E. 3, 1326 Liberty, La Crosse Blaschke, Arthur, Spec. 1, 228 N. 6th, La Crosse Bobzien, Dolores, P.E. 1, 933 Moore St., Beloit Bock, Edwin, P.E. 4, Neosho 34, 117, 121, 143, 162, 172 Bock, James, Spec. 2, 1403 Johnson St., La Crosse Boenigk, Walter, Sec. 3, 131 So. 9th, La Crosse Boettcher, William, P.E. 2, Bailey ' s Harbor 119, 163 Bolden, Gerald, P.E. 4, 600 Wisconsm St., Sparta 34 Boiler, Edith, Spec. Grad., 116 N. 15th, La Crosse Bombmski, Katm-yn, P.E. 3, 114 N. Capron, Berlin 68 Bone, Erna, Sec. 3, 5247 N. Moody, Chicago, 111. 69, 128, 150 Bone, Walter, P.E. 1, 5247 N. Moody, Chicago, 111. 88, 110 Boodle, Charles, Elem. 1, 719 Cass St., La Crosse Borde, Jeannie, P.E. 1, 226 W. 5th St., Neillsville 88, 167 Borroughs, Barbara, P.E. 3, R.R. 1, Muskwanago 127, 144 Bosanny, James, P.E. 4, 2127 Vine St., La Crosse 34, 147, 164 Bosanny, Jo Ann, P.E. 3, 2127 Vine St., La Crosse Bouilhon, Anthony, Elem. 3, 2244 S. 15th, La Crosse Bowlus, Warren, P.E. 2, 3317 N. Fredrick Ave., Milwaukee 82 Boyce, Emmett, P.E. 3, 804 7th St., Menasha 69, 98, 117, 121, 139 140 149 160 170 Branch, Harold, Spec, 1, 521 N. 11th, La Crosse 88 - . Breitzman, Eugene, Spec. 2, 1121 6th Ave., Menomonie 88 Bremberger, Frank, Spec. 2, 4907 N. 125th St., Butler 98 Brieske, Phillip, Sec. 1, 775 N. 23rd, La Crosse Briggs, Bonita, Spec. 1, 1521 Kane, La Crosse 88 Bright, Patricia, Elem. 1, 1409 Avon, La Crosse 88 Brinkley, Patricia, Sec. 2, 1603 S. 20th, La Crosse 82, 151 170 Bntelh, Joseph, P.E. 2, 2420 55th St., Kenosha 82, 104, 122, 145 151 Brockway, Berniece, Rural 2, Ferryville Brokaw, Elizabeth, Sec. 4, 504 S. 19th, La Crosse 34, 140 142 150 Brokaw, Stuart, Sec. 3, 504 S. 19th, La Crosse Bronson, Don, Sec. 3, Cashton 69, 151, 164 Brotz, Helen, P.E. 1, 106 W. Main St., Chilton 88, 167 Bruemmer, Phyllis, P.E. 4, 1925 Liberty, La Crosse 34 Brusky, Harvey, Sec. 4, 59 Myrick Park Lane, La Crosse 35 Brynn, Phyllis, Rural 1, Mindoro 88, 153 Buchholz, Dorothy, Spec. 1, Westfield 88 Buedingen, Fran, P.E. 3,- Unit 22 16th and Vine, La Crosse 142 Buedmgen, WiUiam, P.E. 3, Unit 22 16th and Vine, La Crosse 117 147 164 Buggs, Myra, P.E. 1, 1046 S. Terrace St., Janesville Bull, James, Spec. 1, 2019 Loomis St., La Crosse Bullard, Beverly, P.E. 2, 606 Walnut St., Milwaukee 82, 142 182 Burgchardt, Carol, Spec. 1, 428 S. 21st, La Crosse 88 Burgchardt, Joan, Spec. 2, 428 S. 21st, La Crosse 82, 132, 148 156 170 Burggraff, Betty, P.E. 3, Wolf Creek, Mont. 69, 142 Burk, Jocelyn, P.E. 4, 1219 Graham, Eau Claire 35, 138, 144, 155 156 Burk, Marcus, P.E. 3, 1211 W. Wright, Milwaukee 69, 112, 121, 122, 145 164 167 177 Burnard, Gerald, Sec. 2, 208 S. Center St., Elroy 82, 158 . - . Burnett, Emily, Spec. 2, 234 8th Ave., Baraboo 82 Burnett, Emily, Spec. 2, 234 8th Ave., Baraboo Burns, Audrey, Rural 2, 3412 N. Chathan St., Racine 35 Burns, William, Spec. 1, 2321 Main, La Crosse Buschatz, Daniel, P.E. 4, 1570 S. 7th, Milwaukee 35, 114, 124, 162 Buschatz, Rita, P.E. 3, 1570 S. 7th, Milwaukee 127, 148, 156 Butler, Charles, Spec. 1, Camp Douglas Butterbrodt, James, P.E. 2, 104 Grove St., Beaver Dam Buytaert, Ahce, Elem. 3, 731 Chapman Ave., Neenah 140, 146, 152 Bymers, Beatrice, Spec. 1, 2022 Main, La Crosse Byom, Wendall, Spec. 1, Gallesville Byrne, John, Spec. 3, 427 N. 9th, La Crosse C Cade, Edith, P.E. 3, Viroqua 69, 128, 171 Campbell, Rachel, P.E. 1, 216 Elm St., Ripon 88, 160 Capaul, Jeannette, Rural 1, Alma Center 89, 153, 169 Capps, Lelon, Rural 2, Alma Carey, Richard, P.E. 3, Berlin 69, 169 Carlson, Clarence, Spec. 3, West Salem 82 Carson, Owen, Spec. 1, 2302 S. 19th, La Crosse Cassel, Barbara, Spec. 1, 2612 N. Richards St., Milwaukee 89 Castor, Peter, Spec. 2, 1321 Main St., La Crosse Chambers, Gene, Spec. 3, 1427 Loomis, La Crosse Chapko, Rudolph, P.E. 4, 26 High, Carrolville 35, 147 Chapman, Lester, P.E. 1, Athens 89, 114 Cherf, Mary, Spec. 2, 515 N. Water, Sparta Childress, Catharine, P.E. 4, 415 N. 23rd, Lafayette, Ind. 36 Chopyak, Nancy, P.E. 1, 621 17th, Racine 89, 144, 168 Christensen, Bob, P.E. 4, 1616 Morton Ave., Racine 36, 114, 147, 157, 162 Churney, Donna, P.E. 1, 1136 3rd Ave., Antigo 89 Cina, Ralph, Spec. 2, 2001 Losey Blvd. S., La Crosse 82 Clark, Charles, Spec. 2, Apt. 33B, GreenBay Housing, La Crosse Clark, Derwood, Sec. 4, 52 Myrick Lane, La Crosse 36 Coey, Betts, P.E. 3, Bruce 69, 132, 148, 170 Colburn, Russell, P.E. 2, R.R. 2, La Crosse Cole, William, P.E. 2, 218 N. Frances St., Madison 82, 114, 147, 171, 179 Collins, James, Spec. 1, 1527 1 2 Farnum St., La Crosse Collins, John, Spec. 1, 709 Caledonia, La Crosse CoUins, Keith, Sec. 3, Mindoro Collins, Patricia, P.E. 1, Cazenovia 89 Collins, Philip, P.E. 4, 122 S. 1st St., Evansville 36, 149, 168 Collins, Vergeane, Spec. 1, Mt. Horeb 89, 167 Collova, Emma, P.E. 1, 1916 Grand Ave., Racine 89, 168 Conner, Catherine, P.E. 3, 890 W. Arlington, St. Paul, Minn. 69, 124, 148 Conway, James, Spec. 1, 2125 S. 17th, La Crosse 89 Conway, Kenneth, Spec. 2, 714 N. 2nd, Baraboo 82, 161 Cook, Eileen, P.E. 3, 214 E. St. Paul Ave., Waukesha Cooper, Marjorie, Sec. 1, 853 W. 4th St., Richland Center 144, 150 Corrigan, Patricia, P.E. 4, Saunders Ave., Park Falls 36, 138, 142 Cotts, Charlotte, P.E. 1, 2102 2nd St., Menomonie 89, 158 Cowen, Margaret, P.E. 2, 312 N. Monroe, Watertown 82, 169 Craig, Mary, Rural 1, Gays Mills 89, 153, 169 Cram, Harold, Spec. 1, 322 N. 23rd, La Crosse Cross, Richard, Elem. 2, 2524 50th St., Kenosha 82, 145 Crowley, James, P.E. 2, 133 E. Emmett, Portage 82, 98, 169 Culbertson, Raymond, Sec. 4, 619 State, La Crosse Curry, Thomas, P.E. 3, 615 McLean Ave., Tomah 107, 143 Cuta, Robert, Spec. 1, 1016 Farnam, La Crosse D Daane, Lamont, P.E. 4, Center Ave., Oostburg 37 Daering, Duane, Elem. 1, Unit 20 16th and Vine, La Crosse 89 Dahle, Joyce, Spec. 1, 330 N. 8th, La Crosse Daines, Dallas, Spec. 1, Hillsboro Danielson, Carole, Rural 1, Mindoro 153 Davidson, Melvin, Sec. 1, Westby Davis, Eugene, P.E. 2, 1200 21st Ave., Monroe Davis, Gerald, P.E. 3, 1108 Priddy St., Bloomer 69, 122, 145, 169 Davis, Mary, Sec. 1, 7251 2 Losey Blvd. N., La Crosse 150 Davis, Robert, Spec. 1, Bangor Day, Susan, P.E. 2, 904 Oneida St., Joliet, 111. 82, 138 DeBoer, Bronno, Spec. 1, Onalaska Deck, Claude, Rural 1, Cochrane Degenhardt, Imelda, Sec. 4, Cashton 37, 140, 146, 151, 160 Dehler, La Vonne, Elem. 2, R.R. 3, Reedsburg 82, 152, 158, 171 Dehnert, Annette, P.E. 2, 206 Fargo St., Lake Mills 82, 138 Denning, Edward, Spec. 1, 625 Cass St., La Crosse Dennis, Yvonne, P.E. 4, 745 Highland, Beloit 37, 142 Dentice, Carl, P.E. 1, 1909 W. Ansu, Milwaukee Devenport, James, Spec. 2, Mt. Sterling Devine, Joseph, P.E. 4, 16th and Vine, La Crosse 37 Dexter, James, P.E. 2, 655 Mutter Ave., Burlington 82 Diekroeger, Donald, Spec. 2, West Salem Diekroeger, Kenneth, Spec. 1, Box 75, West Salem 89 Dittman, Carole, Spec. 1, 437 N. 23rd, La Crosse 89 Diven, Donovan, Spec. 1, 1200 Kilbourn Ave., Tomah 158 Dohr, Robert, P.E. 4, 13 Main St., Chilton 37, 98, 100, 118, 139 Dolezel, Betty, Sec. 2, 526 S. 10th, La Crosse Donery, Gloria, P.E. 3, 1105 W. Clybourn St., Milwaukee 70, 128, 154, 170 Donnell, Samuel, Elem. 1, 922 State St., La Crosse 89 Dorow, Kathryn, P.E. 3, 283 Tayco St., Menasha 70, 125, 144 Douglas, Margaret, Spec. 1, 1305 Vine St., La Crosse 89, 160 Downey, Dorothy, Elem. 2, 2107 Main St., La Crosse 152, 169 Doyle, Larry, P.E. 2, 921 Fountain St., Mineral Point Dreier, Allen, P.E. 4, 2574 N. 16th St., Milwaukee 38, 112, 121, 122, 145, 163 Drummond, Leslie, Elem. 3, 1728 Madison St., La Crosse 145, 152 Duer, Henry, P.E. 1, 805 E. Franklin St., Waupun 89 Duerst, Gene, P.E. 3, New Glarus 70, 143 Duffrin, Norman, Spec. 1, T15 Ward Ave., La Crosse 89 Dunbar, William, P.E. 2, 212 N. Washington St., Elkhorn 82, 98, 139, 143 Dunlap, Charles, P.E. 3, 266 S. Broad St., Elkhorn 70, 143 Dunne, James, Sec. 3, 1903 Main St., La Crosse 70 Dwyer, Terry, Spec. 2, 513 Central Ave., Sparta Dwyer. William, Sec. 4, La Crosse 38, 150 Dyar, Harold, Elem. 4, La Farge Dyrud. Shirley, P.E. 3, 453 Madison St., Janesville 70, 125, 169 E Ebert, Frances, P.E. 2, 312 Graydow Ave., East Troy 82 Edwards, Ruth, Spec. 1, R.R. 2, Spooner 89, 158 Eggen, Roswell, Spec. 1, 1328 State St., La Crosse Eifert, John, P.E. 2, 259 Harrison St., Racine 82, 98, 103, 164 Eilks, Howard, P.E. 2, 413 Milwaukee St., Jefferson 82, 119, 163 Ellefson, Ashlev, Sec. 2. Ferryville 173. 175, 179 Elmer, Robert, Sec. 2, 317 Sumner St., Tomah 82, 150, 173, 175 Eisner, Lou, P.E. 2, 219 E. Randall St., Appleton 83 Emery. Francis, Sec. 2, Box 94, Readstown Engelhard. Gretchen, Spec. 1, 2515 Hackberry Lane, La Crosse 89, 169 Engels, John, Spec. 2, 702 Church St., Mineral Point 83 Engler. Ronald, P.E. 2, 145 3rd St., Fort Atkinson 83 Engstad, Gerald, Sec. 4, 58 Myrick Park Lane, La Crosse 38 Engstler, Elaine, Spec. 2. Hohah, Mmn. Erickson, Duane, P.E. 1, Blanchardville Ernster, Robert, Spec. 1. 1608 Cass St., La Crosse Esclito. Patrick, Sec. 2, Lanai City, Hawaii 83, 147 Espmg, Robert, Spec. 1, 1609 Prospect Ave., La Crosse Esser. Peter, P.E. 1, Potosi Evans, David, Spec. 2. 1604 Bovd Ave., Racine 110 Evans. Owen, P.E. 4, 1604 Boyd Ave., Racine 38, 98, 102, 122, 147, 162 Evans. Richard, Sec. 3, 1823 Madison St., La Crosse 70, 149, 154, 172 Evans, Wanda, P.E. 3, 604 S. 4th St., Austin, Minn. 70, 148, 154, 171, 176, 177 Evenburg, Patricia, Spec. 1, 402 Virginia Ave., La Port, Ind. F Fadness, Norman, Spec. 1, 1236 Johnson St., La Crosse 89 Falk. Robert, Spec. 2, 1316 S. 13th St., La Crosse Fanshaw, Donna, P.E. 1, 831 E. Franklin, Waupun Fawcett, Keith, Spec. 1, 404 S. 19th. La Crosse 89 Feally. Frank, Sec. 3, 611 Pine St., La Crosse Feenev. Marion, P.E. 3. 903 Prairie Ave., Janesville 144, 168 Feld, Frank, P.E. 2. Box 6. Lake Beulah 144 Fell. Gene, P.E. 1. 647 Mutter Ave., Burlington 89 Fellows, Raymond, P.E. 2, 1018 S. 6th, La Crosse 83, 114, 116, 139. 163 Felton. Gilbert, P.E. 2. R.R. 1, Brillion 83, 111, 117, 139, 149 Felton. Willard. P.E. 2, R.R. 1, Brillion 83, 98, 139, 149, 171 Fenlev, Robert, P.E. 4, Mineral Point Fenn. Elinor. P.E. 3, 405 14th St., Oshkosh 12, 70, 142 Ferrier. Claren, Spec. 1, R.R. 2, La Crosse 89 Feuerstein, Robert. Sec. 3, 1919 14th St., Two Rivers 9, 70, 121, 168 Ficken. Claus, Spec. 1, Bldg. 11 Apt. 1 Tilton Terrace, Madison Field. Victor, Spec. 1, Millston 89 Finch. Jack. P.E. 4. 21-16th and Vine, La Crosse 38, 147 Finnane. James. P.E. 1, 213 S. 1st St., Evansville 90, 169 Finsand. Don, Sec. 3, 953 Marquette St., Racine 71, 114, 121 Fischer, Stanley, Spec. 2. West Salem Fladlien. Janet, Spec. 2. 1518 Winnebago, La Crosse 83, 148, 174 Flanagan. Mary Clare, Spec. 2, 325 S. 21st St., La Crosse 169 Flaten. Alice, Rural 2, Bangor 39, 153 Flood, Thomas, P.E. 3, 1615 Albert St., Racine 71, 139 Forbes, Helen, Elem. 4, 214 Liberty, Elroy 39, 144 Fortney. Greta, Elem. 3, Viroqua 71, 146, 152, 154, 156, 166 Foster, Nancy, Spec. 1, 318 Rankin, Appleton 90. 132 Frankenberg, Dolores, P.E. 1, 5831 N. Marmora, Chicago, 111. 83 Freagon. Donald, Elem. 2. Cadott 83, 98. 147. 152 Fregin. Bill, Sec. 1, 1018 S. 16th, La Crosse 90, 158 Frei. Phyllis, P.E. 2, Fairwater 83 Friedel, Jean, P.E. 3, Sullivan 71, 124, 127, 144 Frings, Myles, Spec. 2. 1711 Superior Ave.. Tomah Frisch, William. Sec. 3, 1327 George St., La Crosse Fritsck, James, P.E. 4. 28 Myrick Park Lane, La Crosse 164 Fritsch, Robert, Sec. 3, Spencer Fry, Eugene. P.E. 4. 39 Mvrick Park Lane, La Crosse 39, 121 Fuhre, LilHan, Rural 2. West Salem 39 Funke, Dorothv, Soec. 2, 2011 King St., La Crosse Furrer, Marjorie, P.E. 1, 808 E. St. Paul Ave., Waukesha G Gadbaw, Mary, Elem. 1, 3820 W. Broadway, Robbinsdale, Minn. 90 Gajewski, Bernadette, P.E. 4, Pulaske 39 Gallagher, Leo, Spec. 1, Caledonia Galstad, Richard, Spec. 2, 339 S. 23rd, La Crosse 71 Gammon, James, Spec. 1, Kendall Garrity, Wilham, Spec. 2, 1923 Market, La Crosse 83, 169 Gartner, Marie, Elem. 2, 117 N. 8th Ave., Onalaska 83, 142, 158, 160 Gauger, Doris, P.E. 2, 207 E. Blackhawk Ave., Prairie du Chien 83, 148 Gauger, Virginia, Spec. 3, 207 E. Blackhawk Ave., Prairie du Chien 71, 146 Garihee, John, Spec. 1, 403% S. 10th, La Crosse Geiger, Wayne, P.E. 3. 508 Washington, Shawano 98, 103, 143, 162 Gerke, Edward, Spec. 1, 221 Sumner, St., Tomah 90 Gerson, Natalie, Spec. 2, Los Angeles, Cal. Gesell, Nancy, P.E. 1, 1724 29th St., Two Rivers 90, 144, 167 Gikling, Margo, Sec. 3, 1244 Farnam St., La Crosse 71, 151 Gilbertson, Joan, Spec. 1, Melrose 159 Gilbertson, Knute, Spec. 1, Gallesville Gilbertson, Raymond, Sec. 4, 619 State St., La Crosse 40 Gilfillan, James, Spec. 1, Independence 90, 158 Gillis, Wayne, Spec. 2, 1403 E. Ave., La Crosse 158 Goedeke, John, P.E. 3, 2101 Weimann St., Sheboygan 71, 112, 149, 163, 165 Goettel, Fredzell, P.E. 2, 49 Myrick Park Lane, La Crosse 71, 98 Golz, Bernie, P.E. 4, R.R. 3, Evansville 40, 118 Gormley, Robert, Sec. 4, 50 Myrick Park Lane, La Crosse 40 Gorske, Barbara, P.E. 4, 1410 Minn. Ave., N. Fond du Lac 40, 138, 148, 155, 156, 177, 178 Gottschalk, Marjorie, P.E. 3, 507 S. Main St., Lake Mills 71, 124, 138, 140, 148 Goudy, Barbara, Spec. 1, 1510 Vine St., La Crosse 90, 166 Goyke, Joyce, Sec. 2, La Crescent, Minn. Grade, Roy, P.E. 3, 732 Park Ave., Pewaukee 72, 112, 145, 150, 164, 177 Grady, Carol, Elem. 2, 1324 S. 16th, La Crosse 83 Graf, Jane, P.E. 3, Tomah 72, 138, 148, 169 Graham, William, Sec. 4, 45 Myrick Park Lane, La Crosse 40, 147, 163 Grangaard, George, Spec. 1, 2202 Market, La Crosse 90 Granke, Shirley, P.E. 3, 1929 State, La Crosse 72 Grassl, Theodore, Sec. 1, 1012 Main, Arcadia 90 Gratz, Virginia, P.E. 2, 5116 17th Ave., Kenosha 83, 138, 168 Grauer, Gerald. P.E. 4, 538 Grand Ave., Port Washington 41, 149 Grauer, Ruth, P.E. 3. 538 Grand Ave., Port Washington 138, 140, 171 Graupman, Leon, P.E. 4, Hortonville 41. 98, 101, 117, 139, 145, 163 Green, Beufa, Soec. 1, 226 Main, Apt. 5. Lp Crosse Green, Delrose, P.E. 2, 2632 N. 44th St., Milwaukee 83 Green, Phyllis, Sec. 3, Cazenovia 72, 140, 146, 150 Green, William, Spec. 1, 236 Campbell Court, Gadsden, Ala. Grier, Marvin, P.E. 4, 2502 W. Fond du Lac Ave., Milwaukee 41, 114, 122, 145, 162 Gripentrog, Ray, P.E. 4, 30 Myrick Park Lane, La Crosse 41, 149 Grode, William, Spec. 3, 354 Oak St.. Menasha 72, 98, 103, 104 Grovesteen. Marise. Rural 1. 114 4 W. Council St., Tomah 90, 153, 160 Grunska. Gerald, P.E. 2, 1730 N. Oneida, Appleton 83, 139 Guberud, Marilyn, Spec. 2, 2302 Cass, La Crosse Guenther, Mariorie, Spec. 2. 1324 Ferrv, La Crosse 83, 126, 146 Guinther. Pauline. Spec. 1, 2145 S. 96th St., West Allis 90 Gulbrandsen. Paul, Spec. 1. 322 E. Court St., Viroaua Gunderson. David, Sec. 2, 1527 Avon. La Crosse 160 Gunning, Thomas. P.E. 1. Box 12, Eddvville, N.Y. 90 Guthrie, Donald, P.E. 4, Deer River, Minn. 41 Gutzke, Margaret. Spec. 1. 1128 Avon, La Crosse 167 Gutzke. Rachel, Spec. 2. 1128 Avon, La Cro ' se 144, 154, 167, 175, 179 Guy, Isabel, Elem. 2, R.R. 2, Sparta 83, 152, 169 H Haas, Richard, Spec. 2, 1624 Ferrv, La Crosse - Haase, Muriel, P.E. 1, 1514 N. Morrison St., Appleton 8, 90 Habel. Raymond. Elem. 2. 402 0 N. Superior Ave., Tomah Hackbart. Beverly. P.E. 1, 2541 Commercial Ave., Madison 90 Hadley, Phihp, P.E. 4, 444 Concord Rd.. Oconomowoc 42, 98, 100, 145 Haefner. ' Eugene. Sec. 3, 2334 Loomis, La Crosse Haeft, Marv, P.E. 4, 309 W. Jefferson St., Waupun 42, 144 Haeuser. Rhoda, Elem. 3. 1910 S. Ave.. La Crosse 72, 146, 167 Haines, Lorraine. Rural 1. Dresback, Minn. 153, 169 Halaska, Bernard. Spec. 1, 625 Cass, La Crosse Halberg, Leland. Elem. 1. 1810 Redfield, La Crosse 164 Hall, Eugene, P.E. 2, 214 S. Irwin St., Green Bay 98, 143 Hamilton, James, Elem. 1, 1024 St. Paul St.. La Crosse 90 Hamilton. Nancy. P.E. 2. 2136 Market, La Crosse 83, 132, 168, 174, 182 Hammes. Jerome, Spec. 1, R.R. 2. La Crosse Hanesworth. Leonard. Spec. 2. Bangor Hankins, Leon. Spec. 2. 723 Windsor St.. La Crosse Hanson, Arne. Spec. 1, Viroqua Hanson, Donald, Spec. 1, 914 State. La Crosse Hanson. John. Spec. 1. 1926 Winnebago. La Crosse Hanson. Nancv. Sec. 3. 1237 Jackson. La Crosse 140. 173, 175 Hantke, Berniece. Elem. 4. Hustler 42. 167 Harder. Charles, Spec. 1, 1229 S. 19th. La Crosse 90 Hardt. Lois. P.E. 4. 331 2nd St.. Neenah 42. 124. 127. 138. 148. 155 Harris. Kellv. P.E. 3. LaFarge 72 Harris. Ronald. Sec. 3. Westbj 42 Haselv. Warren. P.E. 4. 417 Grand Ave.. Port Washington 43. 149 Hauser. Betty. Elem. 3, R.R. 2. La Crosse 72 Haville. Llovd. Sec. 2. Baglev Haves. Walter. Elem. 3. 611 Madison St.. Onalaska 72. 119. 149. 152. 163 Heald. William. P.E. 3. Bailev ' s Harbor 119. 149. 162 Hedberg. Jean. P.E. 2. 1740 S. 71st St.. West AUis 83. 144.. 168 Hemilich. Don. Spec. 1. R.R. 1. Stoddard Heisler. Allison. R.R. 1. Bro vnsville. Minn. Heitman. Elizabeth, Spec. 1, 1022 S. 7th. La Crosse 90, 169 Helstad. Donald. Sec. 4. Tavlor 43 Hembel. Mai-ilyn. P.E. 2. R.R. 2. Plymouth 83 Hendrickson. Douglas. P.E. 1. Holmen Hensey. James, P.E. 4. 337 Monroe St.. Fort Atkinson 43. 118. 122. 147. 168 Herbrand. Audrey. P.E. 1. 1203 Grant St., Waukesha 90 Hermanson. Joan. P.E. 3. Savner 72 Hertenstemer. Carleton. P.E. ' 4. West Salem 43. 98. 101. 149. 163 Heusdens. Neil. Elem. 1, 911 Elm St.. Racine Hibbard. George. P.E. 1. 729 Walker St.. Lake Geneva 90. 114 Highberg. Patricia. Elem. 3. 418 S. 11th, La Crosse 73, 152, 160. 170 Hilden. Lester. Spec. 2. Cashton Hilgart. Richard. P.E. 2. Shadv Knoll Route. Park Falls 83 Hilgendorf. Dorothv. P.E. 2. R.R. 1. Irma 83 Hill. Mary. Spec. 1. 908 W. Grand Ave.. Port Washington 90 Hilliker. Helen. Elem. 3. 504 W. Main St., Spai ' ta Hinchcliffe, Richard, P.E. 2. Kansasville Hinterberg. Charles. Sec. 4. 811 15th St., Watertown 43, 98, 101, 143. 163 Hodge. Lee. Spec. 3. 2512 Onalaska Ave.. La Crosse Hodgson. Ned. P.E. 4. 203 W. Sumner St.. Hartfort 44. 117. 143. 162 Hoffman, Howard. P.E. 1. 121 Grove St.. Sun Prairie 90. 114 Hoffman. Robert. Spec. 2. Norwalk Holberg. Stanlev. Spec. 1. Alma Hoilev. Elizabeth. Spec. 1. 356 S. 20th St.. La Crosse Hollidav. Lois. Rural 2. Gavs Mills 153 HoUub. Kenneth. P.E. 4. 1321 Georgia St.. Oshkosh 84. 98. 103. 143. 164 Holm. Earl. P.E. 4. 60 Mvrick Park Lane. La Crosse 44. 98. 100. 143. 163 Holmes. Nancv. Spec. 2. 903 State. La Crosse 84 Holte. Arlene. Rural 2. Caledonia. Minn. 153. 166 Homer. Elizabeth. Elem. 4, Galesville 44, 146. 152 Horel, Lois, P.E. 3. 1107 Emerv St.. Eau Claire 73. 125. 138. 148 Horle. Reid. P.E. 3. 624 4th Ave.. West Bend 98. 147. 171 Horman. Barbara. Spec. 1. 243 S. 9th, Onalaska 90, 167 Horn, Lois. Spec. 1, Ettrick Horner. Jane, Spec. 1, 1224 King, La Crosse Hotchkiss, John, Spec. 2, 1114 S. 3rd, La Crosse Howe. Doris. Sec. 1. 1616 Charles, La Crosse 146, 150 Hubbard, Doris. Elem. 3, Durand 73. 152. 171 Hubley, Raymond. P.E. 1. Trempealeau 90 Huebner. Ruth. P.E. 4. 2222 Main St.. La Crosse 44. 127, 142 Huegel, John, P.E. 3. 230 Owen Dr.. Madison 73. 98. 104. 162 Hugdahl. Wallace. Sec. 4, 401 W. Humbird St.. Rice Lake 44. 122. 145. 162. 166. 177 Humphrey. Glynn, Elem. 1. 801 Villa St., Racine 90, 110 Hunter, Marian, Spec. 1, 2177 Adams, La Crosse Huntington. Gene, Rural 1, Genoa Hurin. Eugene. Spec. 2. 1904 N. Mohawk, Portland, Ore. 84 Hutson. Donald. Spec. 2. 137 S. 11th, La Crosse 112 Huxsahl. Janice. Elem. 1. West Salem 91 I Irish, Donna, P.E. 1, 537 E. Brown St., Waupun 91 Isdebski. Phyllis, P.E. 1, 506 S. Mine St., Bessemer, Mich. 91, 160 Isermann, John, Elem. 3, 7336 38th Ave., Kenosha 73 Ivens, Kathleen, Elem. 3, Nashotah 73, 127, 144 J Jacobson, Paul, Spec. 2, Viroqua Jacobson, Merle, P.E. 3, Augusta 73, 149, 166, 173 James, Dave, Sec. 3, 400 E. Montgomery, Sparta 149 Jasiorkowski, Audrey, P.E. 2, 1306 S. 19th St., Milwaukee 84, 132, 138, 148 Jensen, Lee, Sec. 3, 1112 S. Grandad Ter., La Crosse 73, 98, 114, 174 Jenswald, Walter, Spec. 1, 103 Highland St., Westby 91 Jessie, Mildred, Elem. 3, 510 S. Water St., Sparta Johnson, Alberta, Elem. 2, 1308 i Charles, La Crosse 84, 146 Johnson, David, Spec. 3, 2210 Jackson, La Crosse Johnson, Elverda, Rural 1, West Salem Johnson, James, Sec. 3, 1720 Mississippi, La Crosse 159 Johnson, Jerry, Elem. 3, 134 Grove St., Evansville 149, 152 Johnson, Joan, P.E. 3, Boyceville 73, 148, 160 Johnson, Joyce, Elem. 1, 13O8I2 Charles, La Crosse 91 Johnson, Leon, P.E. 3, 134 Grove St., Eagle River 118, 149 Johnson, Lois, Spec. 1, 1228 Isabelle Ave., Racine 91, 148, 157, 170 Johnson, Ralph, Spec. 2, 1503 Caledonia, La Crosse 84 Johnson, Richard, Spec. 3, 1047 Redfield, La Crosse 158 Johnston, Robert, Spec. 2, 436 S. 21st, La Crosse Jones, Carol, P.E. 2, Amery 84 Jones, Mary, Sec. 1, West Salem 8, 91 Jones, Phyllis, Rural 2, 423 Hillcrest Ct., Port Washington 45, 153 Joseph, Richard, Spec. 2, 820 Cass, La Crosse Jostad, Allegra, Rural 2, Holmen Julian, Charles, P.E. 1, Maiden Rock 91 Julian, Shirley, P.E. 2, Maiden Rock 84, 171 Justen, Lawrence, Spec. 1, 101 E. 1st St., Fond du Lac Justus, James, P.E. 3, 527 Robert, Fort Atkinson 73, 98, 112, 149, 171 K Kaczmarek, Claude, P.E. 4, 2252 S. 5th St., Milwaukee 45, 98, 102 145 Kailhofer, Robert, P.E. 3, Seymour 74, 121, 149, 167 Kaiser, Harold, P.E. 4, 3444 N. 17th St., Milwaukee 45, 121, 122 145 155 167 Kalosh, Mike, Jr., Elem. 4, 32 Mvrick Park Lane, La Crosse 45 Kampschroer, Roger, Spec. 2, 302 N. 20th, La Crosse 84. 160 161 168 Kane, George, P.E. 1, 617 Wis. Ave., Sheboygan 45, 114, 139 163 Kaniess, Gerhard, P.E. 3, Kewaskum 74, 121, 149 167 Karker, Bernard, Elem. 3, DeSota 152 Kasten, Audrey, P.E. 1, 409 10th St., Baraboo 91 Kastenschmidt, Lois, Rural 2, 1121 S. 8th, La Crosse Kaye, Robert, Spec. 2, 2514 S. 9th, Sheboygan 84 Keating, Pat, Rural 3, 1912 Erb, Appleton 142 179 Keeler, Ray, Spec. 1, 519 S. 16th St., La Crosse Kehrberff, Rachel, P.E. 4, Mosinee 46, 125, 148 Kemp, Charles, Sec. 1, Sparta Kendler, Carol, P.E. 1. 2920 E. Hampshire. Milwaukee 91 Kennedy, Elizabeth. Elem., Nelson 96, 152 Keppel, Marilyn, P.E. 4, R.R. 2, La Crosse 46, 142 Kilday, Mavis, P.E. 1, 1031 W. Center St., Milwaukee 91 Kilhon. Robert, Spec. 1, 1619 Farnam, La Crosse Kime, Bob, P.E. 2, 815 0 Marauette Ave., Racine 98, 103, 104, 107, 117 143 162 164 Kmnear, Robert. Sec. 2, 475 S. Avon Ave., Phillips Kins, Douglas, Spec. 1, 617 N. 24th, La Crosse Kirk, Wayne, Rural 1, 7209 38th Ave., Kenosha 111 160 Kirkeeng, Alice, Rural 2, Rockland 46, 153 Kitzerow, Donna, P.E. 1. 1012 S. 13th. Manitowoc 91 160 Kleist, Constance, P.E. 1, 3280 N. 37th St., Milwaukee 91 Kling, Jacquelyn, Spec. 1. 110 S. 24th, La Crosse 91 Klinger, Jovce. P.E. 2. 804 Harvey Ave., Watertown 84 144 Knapton. William, P.E. 2, 1610 Main St., Bloomer 122 145 Kneubuhler, Hans, Spec. 1. 815 Church St., Wisconsin Dells KnisDel, John, P.E. 3, 406 lOth St.. Watertown 74, 98, 103, 104, 118 143 162 Knudson, Donna, Rural 1, West Salem 91 158 Koch, Ada, Sec. 3. Boaz 74, 158 Koch. Edward, P.E. 2. 665 5th St., Prairie du Sac 84, 98, 117 Kochinski, Joanne, Elem. 2, R.R. 1. Tomah 84 152 Koeck, Joyce, P.E. 3, 25 S. Main St., Mayville 74 Wm. Doerflinger Co La Crosse ' s Largest Home Owned Department Store Koeppe, Richard, Sec. 1, 2546 S. 17th, La Crosse 91, 150 Koerner, Robert, Spec. 2, 914 S. 5th, La Crosse Kohnert, Elnor, Elem. 1, Melrose 91, 158 Koopmann, Serena, Rural 1, West Salem Koplin, June, P.E. 2, 105 N. St., Lake Mills 84, 167 Koppen, Barbara, P.E. 3, Buffalo Center, Iowa 74, 128 Kopplin, Arlene, P.E. 1, Green Lake 91, 126 Koser, Catherine, P.E. 3, Helenville 74, 168 Kostecki, Eugene, Spec. 1, 1416 Hyde Ave., La Crosse 91 Kourmeles, George, Spec. 2, Walworth 84 Kraft, Jacqueline, Spec. 1, 647 N. 23rd, La Crosse 91 Krech, Jack, P.E. 2, 113V2 W. Howard St., Portage 84, 98, 147 Krismer, John, P.E. 4, 226 S. 16th, La Crosse 9, 46, 98, 100, 143 Kroeger, David, Spec. 1, 926 11th St., Beloit 84 Kroner, Raymond, Elem. 3, 2502 Cass, La Crosse 149, 152 Kroner, Russell, Spec. 2, 1412 Charles, La Crosse 84 Krubsack, Lois, P.E. 1, Birnamwood 91, 131, 158 Krueger, Rita, Elem. 3, 315 Losey Blvd., La Crosse 167 Kuenn, Geraldine, P.E. 2, 1991 Lincoln, Wisconsin Rapids 84 Kuenn, John, P.E. 4, 1991 Lincoln St., Wisconsin Rapids 46 Kuhn, Daniel, P.E. 1, Rockfield 91, 112, 145 Kuschel, Mary, Elem. 3, 2103 Loomis St., La Crosse 142, 158 L La Borde, Waine, P.E. 3, 187 E. 10th St., Fond du Lac 74, 117, 149, 163 Lacina, Helen, P.E. 1, R.R. 2, Phillips Lagerman, Robert, P.E. 2, Delafield 84, 112, 113, 126, 147, 154, 163 LaLuzerne, Patricia, P.E. 1, 1118 Dousman, Green Bay 91, 160, 169 Lampman, Jim, P.E. 4, 308 W. Main, Sun Prairie 47, 98, 102, 147, 170 Lane, Harold, Spec. 2, 772 N. 24th, La Crosse Laphan, Eileen, Elem. 2, Caledonia, Minn. 84 La Pointe, Fred, Sec. 2, 503 S. Minnesota, Prairie du Chien 11, 84, 158, 160 Larin, Lois, Spec. 1, Yosemite 59, Mexico D.F., Mexico Larrabee, Patricia, Sec. 1, 117 W. Ave. S., La Crosse Larsen, Sheryl, P.E. 1, Chetek 91, 168 Larson, Alden, Spec. 2, Hixton 84 Larson, Barbara, Elem. 2, 415 S. 19th, La Crosse 84, 148, 152, 170 Larson, Grace, Spec. 2, 228 17th Place, La Crosse Larson, John, Spec. 1, Coon Valley 91 Larson, Nellyann, P.E. 1, Fort Atkinson 92 Larson, Richard, Spec. 1, 415 S. 19th, La Crosse 160 Lawrence, Robert, Sec. 4, 57 Myrick Park Lane, La Crosse 47, 120, 140, 150, 163 Lea, Byrn, Sec. 3, 2148 Jackson St., La Crosse 74 Lea, Ronald, Spec. 2, 2148 Jackson St., La Crosse 74, 119, 163 Lecheler, Owen, Spec. 1, Elmwood Lechnir, Edith. Sec. 3, 329 S. Ohio, Prairie du Chien 75, 150, 169 Lee, Arnold, Elem. 2, 425 S. Main St.. Viroqua Lee, Chester, Snec. 1, 425 S. Main St., Viroqua Lee, Clifford. Spec. 2, Green Lake 84 Lee, Curtis, Sec. 4, 33 Mvrick Park Lane, La Crosse 47, 140, 147 Lee, Merlyn, P.E. 1, 415 E. Forest Ave., Neenah 92, 112 Lee, Yvonne, Spec. 2. 2406 S. 13th, La Crosse 85 Leeftink, Ruth, P.E. 2, Mountain 85 Lehmeier, Jerry, Sec. 3, R.R. 42, La Crosse 147, 158 Lehrer, Rosemary, P.E. 1, 212 Jackson Ave., Springfield, Minn. 92 Leigh, Verda Jean, Elem. 1. Mauston 92, 152, 158, 171 Leighton, Richard, Sec. 3. 608 Detroit St., Sheboygan Falls 117 Leland, Byron, Sec. 4. 51 Myrick Park Lane. La Crosse 47 Lembcke. Edward. P.E. 1, 200 Park Ave., Pewaukee Lenz, Mabel, P.E. 3. 1421 Lenz St.. Sheboygan 75, 132, 138, 140, 142, 1 56. 170 Lepley, Bernal, Sec. 4, Viola 47, 171 Lepley, Glenn. Sec. 2, Viola 85. 122, 147, 151, 171 Levenhagen, Ted, Soec. 2. 12225 W. Grand Ave., West Allis 143 Lewis, Earl. Sec. 2. 1743 Pine St.. La Crosse 85 Lewis, Donald, P.E. 1, Beulah 92 Lieffring, Edward, Spec. 1. Rice Lake Lindahl, ' Caroline, Rural 2, Stoddard 48, 153 Lindberg. Margaret, P.E. 4. 5 Popular St.. Hurley 48, 142, 178, 182 Linnell. Richard, Sec. 4. Hixton 48, 150, 167 Linse, Robert, Sec. 2, 2224 Park Drive, La Crosse 85, 179 Lipovetz. Marian, Elem. 4, 506 S. 23rd, La Cro =se 31, 124. 126, 127. 132, 152, 155 Lomas. Dorothv. Elem. 1, 512 E. Webster St., Prairie du Chien 92 Long, John, P.E. 2, 729 Penn St., Sturgeon Bay Old %le Eager We Don t Aim To Make The Most Beer; Only The Best. HEILEMAN ' S (Did Stglt Cager G. Heileman Brewing Company LA CROSSE, WISCONSIN Loomis, Ace, P.E. 3, Merrillan 75, 98, 104, 106, 109, 139, 145, 162 Lorenz, John, P.E. 2, Kaukauna 94 Loughlin, Charles, Spec. 1, Bangor 92 Love, Albert, Spec. 1, 1920 Farnam St., La Crosse Loverude, Patricia, Spec. 1, 300 West Mackie, Beaver Dam Lucey, Kathleen, Spec. 1, Ferryville Lueck, Douglas, Spec. 2, 1523 27th St., Two Rivers 9, 147 Lust, Joyce, Sec. 2, 509 E. Roosevelt St., Appleton 85 Lustig, Arlene, P.E. 3, 4009 S. 3rd St., Milwaukee 126, 127, 148 Lyden, James, Spec. 1, 2017 Market St., La Crosse 92, 110 Lyga, Paul, Spec. 1, 1610 Madison St., La Crosse Lysaker, John, Rural 2, 1902 Charles St., La Crosse 48 M McCann, Barbara, Spec. 2, R.R. 3, Janesville 9, 85 McCann, John, Spec. 1, 1474 Redfield, La Crosse 92 McCauley, James, Spec. 2, Hokah, Minn. McCauley, Maurice, Sec. 4, Hokah, Minn. 48 McClure, Keith, P.E. 1, 617 S. 14th St., Sheboygan 92 McComb, Jess, P.E. 1, 822 Central Ave., Sparta McConagliy, Don, Spec. 1, 1100 Farnam St., La Crosse McCoy, Don, Spec. 1, Marinette Ave., Tomahawk 8, 92 McCoy, Margaret, Spec. 3, R.R. 2, Sparta 140, 146, 151 McCumber, Duane, Elem. 3, Unit 7-16th and Vine, La Crosse 75, 149 McDermot, Gerald, P.E. 2, 1309 Michigan Ave., S. Milwaukee 104, 122, 145 McEldowney, Russell, P.E. 3, West Salem 104, 107, 145 McGarry, Enid, Spec. 1, 628 E. Court St., Viroqua 92 Mclntyre, James, Sec. 4, Unit 17-16th and Vine, La Crosse 49, 98. 102, 118, 147, 151, 163, 168 McKean, Eleanor, Sec. 4, 212 W. Monroe St., Tomah 49, 140, 146, 150, 166 McKee, Margaret, Spec. P.O., 1725 Badger, La Crosse McKenna, Ralph, P.E. 3, 209 W. Main, Evansiville 118, 121, 149 McKie, Virginia, Spec. 1, 404 S. Peck, Bessemer, M ich. 92, 158, 160, 167 McLoone, Mary, Spec. 1, 122 N. 16th, La Crosse McMulUn, Idonis, Spec. 1, 621 Monroe St., Sparta 92 Mabie, Margaret, P.E. 4, 4340 N. 42nd PL, Milwaukee 49 MacDonald, Maxine, P.E. 2, 927 Superior St., Antigo 85, 148 Mach, Joan. Spec. 1. 134 S. 10th, La Crosse Machotka, Robert, Spec. 1, 330 Madison St.. Mineral Point Madden, John, Spec. 2, 950 Clarence St., Madison Mahoney, Therese, Elem. 4, 1625 Adams, La Crosse 49 Mair, Jane, P.E. 1. 1731 Main. Chetek Mannebach, Don. P.E. 2. 419 Audubon Road. Kohler 104, 168 Marcus, Lucille, Elem. 1, 127 8th Ave., Onalaska 92 Marincel, Frank, P.E. 4. Mountain Iron, Minn. 49, 117 Marking, Geneva, Sec. 3. Holmen 140, 146. 151 Mai ' Quardt, Joyce. P.E. 3. 318 6t.h Ave.. Antigo 144 Martin, Darwin. P.E. 1. 139 S. 16th. Cobb 111 Martin, Jack, Elem. 3, 915 2nd St.. Hudson 75, 143. 152 Martin, Joan, Elem. 1, 120 Main St., Mi ' ton Jet. 92, 142, 160 Martinson, Jerome, Spec. 2, 2321 -. N. 10th. La Crosse Martwick. Winnifred. P.E. 1. 490 Beebe St.. PhilliDS 92 Mattsen, Carol, P.E. 2. 27268-B S. 13th St., Milwaukee 85, 169 Mau. Patricia, Sec. 3, West Salem Maule, Henry, Sec. 2, Whitehall 85, 112, 121, 147 Maurey. John, P.E. 2, Clearfield, Penn. 166 Mayo, Burdette, P.E. 2, Unit 8-16th and Vine, La Crosse Meganck, Robert, Spec. 2. 121 S. Minn. St., Prairie du Chien Mehlhorn, Frances. P.E. 1. 3333 Osborne, Racine 92 Meiller, Roy. Sec. 3, R.R. 1, Mazomanie 75, 140. 150 Mekelburg. Donald. Sec. 1. 218 Montgomery St., Watertown Melby, I,aVonne. Elem. 1. 1507 Adams St., La Crosse 92, 166 Melby, Phvllis, Elem. 3. 1507 Adams St.. La Crosse 75. 142, 152, 179 Melby. Ralph, P.E. 1, 502Vo N. Oneida St., Appleton 92 Meracle, Faith, Elem. 4. Hillsboro 144 Mercer, Betty, P.E. 2. Box 725, Detroit Lakes, Minn. 85 Merrell, James, P.E. 2, R.R. 2, Lake City, Minn. 85 Messerschmidt, JoAnn, P.E. 1, 909 Main St., Jefferson 8, 92 Methum. Dale, Spec. 1, 502 Rock St.. Viroqua Meyer, James, Sec. 3, 2037 Liberty St., La Crosse Meyer, John, Spec. 1, 518 S. 4th, La Crosse Meyer, Richard, Spec. 2, 122 S. 16th, La Crosse 158 Meyer, Robert, Spec. 1, 518 S. 4th, La Crosse LaCrosse reweries. Inc. LaCrosse, Wis, Correct Campus Shoes ARENZ 323-325 Pearl For Good Photographs Norris - Kopetsky 107 FIFTH AVE. NO. BARRON ' S A PLEASANT PLACE TO SHOP LA CROSSE ' S FINEST JEWELRY STORE CORTLAND ' S • Waranted Perfect Diamonds • Bulova, Elgin, Gruen Watches 510 MAIN Baker ' s Dairy PASTEURIZED DAIRY PRODUCTS 1421 Vine St. Compliments of Adam Kroner Co. 319-321 Pearl Sargent Builders Hardware 504 MAIN ST. Meyer, Robert Sec. 3, 2037 Liberty, La Crosse Meyer, Stanley, Spec. 1, Krouse Kabins Kourt, La Crosse Meyers, Rosemary, Elem. 1, 814 Kane St., La Crosse 92, 169 Miller, Clara Mae, P.E. 1, R.R. 1, Rockfield 92 Miller, Gerald, P.E. 4, 700 Rand St., Chippewa Falls 50, 104, 109, 122, 145, 162 Miller, James, Sec. 3, 1952 Linden Ave., Racine 75, 104, 106 Miller, Marvin, Sec. 4, 41 Myrick Park Lane, La Crosse 50 Miller, Stanley, Sec. 3, 215 N. 11th, La Crosse 75, 149, 154, 161, 163, 167 Miller, Sue, Spec. 2, 231 17th Place, La Crosse 85, 127, 132, 148, 179 Mitchell, Jane, Elem. 3, 211 N. 23rd, La Crosse Mitchell, Larry, Sec. 3, Wilton Moe, Rita, Elem. 3, Warrens 75, 152 Moevs, Marilyn, Elem. 4, 1602 Cass St., La Crosse Molstad, Marie. P.E. 2, R.R. 2. Sparta 85, 132 Molter, Ivan, P.E. 3, Cedar Grove Molzahn. James, Spec. 1, R.R. 1, Onalaska Moors, Catherine, P.E. 4, 17 W. Messenger, Rice Lake 50, 124, 138, 144, 156 Monson, Katherine, Spec. 1, 618 S. 6th, La Crosse 85, 166, 177 Moroni, Theodore, P.E. 1, 609 Wells, Iron Mountain, Mich. 92 Morrison, James, Sec. 4, 1639 Prospect, La Crosse 50 Morrison, Jerry, Spec. 2, 1612 E. Ave. S., La Crosse Morrison, Miles, Sec. 4, 782 S. Main St., Viroqua 30, 112, 143, 163 Morton, Audrey, Rural 1, R.R. 3, Kenosha 92, 153, 167 Moseley, Karyl, Rural 2, Warrens 50, 146, 153, 156, 157 Mosher, Joretta, P.E. 2, 615 S. Rusk, Viroqua Mossholdrer, Dorothy, Elem. 1, Westbv 85, 152 Moulis, Gloria, Elem. 3, 2219 W. Ave. S., La Crosse 76 Mount, Shirley, P.E. 4. 1500 W. Burleigh, Milwaukee 51, 144 Moylan, Paul, P.E. 1, 933 10th St., Oshkosh 93 Mulder, Richard, Spec. 1, 1904 Winnebago, La Crosse Murashige, Amy, Sec. 2, Box 53, Waiakoa, Maui, Hawaii 85, 146 Muth, Eileen, P.E. 1, 2289 Auer Pk., Pewaukee 93 Muth, Melba, Elem. 1, R.R. 42, La Crosse 93 Muth, Philip, Elem. 4, Unit 10-16th and Vine, La Crosse 51 Muza, John, P.E. 4, 120 Lake St., Oshkosh 51. 122, 145. 168 N Nass, Robert, P.E. 2, R.R. 2, Marion 85, 98, 143 Navis, Orland, P.E. 3, Union Ave., Cedar Grove 9 Nehrlich, Robert, Sec. 4, 2322 S. 8th, Sheboygan 51, 114, 163 Nelsen, Carol, P.E. 2, R.R. 2, Racine 85, 166 Nelson, Douglas, Spec. 3, 230 S. 8th, La Crosse Nelson, Joan, Spec. 1, 2019 Winnebago, La Crosse 93, 132, 142, 166 Nelson, Richard, Spec. 3, llO - S. 3rd St., Austin, Minn. 76, 114, 147 Nelson, Rodger, P.E. 4, 1834 Holmes Ave., Racine 51, 101, 147, 155, 163 Nelson, Ronald, Spec. 1, 336 S. 22nd, La Crosse 93, 139 Nelson, William, Spec. 1, Viroqua Nenadic h, Mary, P.E. 2, 214 1st St. S.W., Chisholm, Minn. 85, 158 Nepper, Robert, P.E. 1, 902 Cedar Ave., Iron Mountain, Mich. Ness, Gordon, Elem. 2, Portage 85 Ness, Merrill, Spec. 1, 220 N. 9th, La Crosse Neuhaus, Rose, Rural 1, Neillsville, 160 Neumann, Richard, Spec. 1, 714 Powell St., La Crosse 93 New, Glenn, Spec. 1, Cambridge Nicolai, Reuben, Rural 3, 923 S. 15th, La Crosse Niegeling, Eugene, Sec. 3, Brownsville, Minn. Niedfeldt, Roderick, Spec. 2, West Salem, 85, 158, 164, 167 Niggli, Albert, Spec. 2, R.R. 1, Stoddard Ninneman. Doris, Elem. 4. 416 Monroe St., Sparta 52, 144, 160 Niquette, Mary, P.E. 3, New Holstein 142, 168 Nirschl, James, P.E. 4, 4823 N. Idlewild Ave., Milwaukee 52, 98, 100, 118 139 Noffke, Glen, Spec. 1, 1012 S. 9th, La Crosse 93 Noonan, Raymond, Sec. 3, R.R. 2, Elrov Nutter, Larry, Spec. 1, 920 S. 7th, La Crosse Nystrom, Roy, P.E. 4, 718 N. 24th, La Crosse 52, 143 O Oakes, Shirley, P.E. 2, 1521 Hammond Ave., Superior 85 Oakland, Alice, Elem. 1, Ettrick 93 O ' Conner, Eugene, Elem. 1. Houston, Minn. 8 Oda, Kenneth, Sec. 2, 47 California Ave., Wahiawa, Hawaii Oda, Raymond, Spec. 1, 47 California Ave., Wahiawa, Hawaii Odegaard, Charles P.E. 2, 730 Highland, Beloit 85, 98 I PITZNER ' S Clean — Clothes — Cleaner 121 North 7th Street BERG PAINT WALLPAPER CO. 539 Main St. Phone 2-8530 La Crosse, Wisconsin HOLLYWOOD AND 5th AVENUE THEATRES PENNY ' S IN LA CROSSE YOUR FRIENDLY STORE Quinn Sport Shop 607 MAIN Complete Line Athletic Clothes and Equipment Seven-Up Bottling Co. of LA CROSSE 525 West Avenue North Phone 2-1060 Joseph Miller Co. Wholesale distributors Since 1899 LA CROSSE, WISCONSIN HILTON Prescription Pharmacy 205 South 4th Street Phone 2-1466 La Crosse, Wis. KIENAH ' S HOWER SHOP Fifth and Main St. La Crosse, Wis. PHONE 2-1253 Oelke, Glenn, P.E. 2, Cornell 86, 98 Olin, Dean, Spec. 2, 823 W. Ave. S., La Crosse Oliver, Arlene, Spec. 1, 239 La Crosse St., La Crosse 93 Olsen, Joyce, P.E. 2, 5035 S. 27th St., Milwaukee 10, 86, 138, 156 Olson, Dorothy, Rural 2, R.R. 2, Viroqua 52, 153 Olson, Edwin, P.E. 3, 437 Harvey Drive, Racine 103, 104, 106, 108, 147 Olson Gene, Spec. 2, Holmen 12 Olson, Herbert, Spec. 1, 103 Howland Ave., Racine 93, 147 Olson, Kendall, Spec. 2, Osseo Olson, Phillip, Spec. 1, 1300 W. Ave. S., La Crosse Olson, Richard, Sec. 2, La Crescent, Minn. Olson Willard, Spec. 1, West Salem Oman, Ervin, P.E. 4, 46 Myrick Park Lane, La Crosse 52, 159 Opal, Shirley, P.E. 1, 115 8th., Wausau 93 Oppegaard, Joan, Rural 1, Blair 153, 160 Orvis, Eleanor, P.E. 3, 1524 Grange Ave., Racine 76, 154, 156, 171 Ott, William, Sec. 4, 1915 Winnebago, La Crosse 53, 118, 147, 151, 162 Otterson, Sidney, P.E. 2, Scandinavia Overson, Orin, Elem. 4, 1247 2 Farnam St., La Crosse 53 P Pack, Everett, P.E. 2, 932 o Lansing Ave., Austin, Minn. 86, 113, 114 147 163 Pagel, Patricia, P.E. 3, 3946 N. 40th, Milwaukee 127 148 Palen, Charles, Elem. 3, 500 Pearl St., Sparta 76 Papadakis, George, P.E. 2, 410 W. 2nd St., Ashland 76, 107, 147 Patterson, Earl, Spec. 1, La Crescent, Minn. Pauley, Virginia, P.E. 3, 1831 S. 51st Ave., Cicero, 111. 76, 144 166 Pauhn, John, P.E. 4, 29 Myrick Park Lane, La Crosse 53, 139 Paulson, Robert, P.E. 3, Box 334, Chisholm, Minn. 9 Pautz, Eugene, P.E. 2, 1831-21, Two Rivers Pavelski, Joan, P.E. 1, 618 Cochrane St., Eau Claire 157 Pawlak, Joan, Spec. 2, 1425 Johnson, La Crosse 86 Payne, Kathryn, Spec. 2, 741 E. Broadway, Waukesha Paynter, Mary, Elem. 3, 113 N. 5th St., Madison 76 Pederson, Margaret, Elem. 3, State Rd., R.R. 1, La Crosse 76, 148, 152, 166 ' Pederson, Shirley, Sec. 2, Viola Peregrine, Richard, P.E. 1, 319 N. 76th St., Milwaukee 93, 160 Perry, Robert, Spec. 1, 732 Oakland St., La Crosse 158 Perso, Gretchen, Elem. 2, 1903 Kane, La Crosse 86, 146 Peterik, Nancy, P.E. 2, 1121 N. 8th St., Manitowoc 86, 148 Petersen, Ruth, P.E. 2, 7550 15th Ave., Kenosha 86, 125 Peterson, Barbara, Elem. 1, 226 S. 24th, La Crosse 93, 170 Peterson, Dale, P.E. 3, R.R. 2, Denmark 76, 112, 149 166 Peterson, Dean, Spec. 1, 521 S. 14th, La Crosse 93 Peterson, Don, Spec. 2, 226 S. 24th, La Crosse 76 Peterson, Kathrvn, Elem. 1, 829 S. 22nd, La Crosse 93 Peterson, Lois, Spec. 1, 619 W. Decker, Viroaua 93 Peterson, Richard, Spec. 2, 1424 S. 13th, La Crosse 86 Peterson, Ronald, P.E. 1, Saxon 93 Peterson, Russell, Elem. 1, 1027 Sycamore, Racine 93 Peterson, Theron, P.E. 4, 1141 Main St., La Crosse 53 Pickering, Robert, P.E. 1, Plainfield 114 Pierrard, Kenneth, Spec. 2, Kennan Pierreinger, Carol. Rural 1, 137 E. Cleveland St., Port Washington 93 Piltz, Willis, Sec. 1, 341 3rd Ave. S., Wisconsin Rapids 93, 150 Ping, Nila, Soec. 1, 525 N. Losey Blvd., La Crosse 93, 170 Pingel, Earl. Sec. 3, Medina 145, 151, 162, 164, 167 Pischke, LaMonte, Spec. 1. 1005 Cameron Ave., La Crosse 93 Pitzner, Joan, Spec. 2, 752 Nillview Lane, La Crosse 146 Piatt, Lois, Elem. 2, 1015 Bowman Rd., Wisconsin Dells 86, 146, 152 158 171 Pleckinger, Joseph, Sec. 2, Wausaukee 86, 104, 164, 169 Plumb, Stanley, Sec. 4, 110 N. 19th, La Crosse -53, 111, 117, 143, 150, 154, 163 170 PokroD, Frank, Sec. 4, 1753 S. 13th St., Milwaukee 54, 98, 101, 145 163 166 Polleck. Patricia, P.E. 3, 225 W. Main St., Waukesha 77, 126 127 144 ' Poole, Carl, Soec. 1. 903 E. Decker St., Viroqua 93 Popa, Andy, Spec. 2, 216 W. Ave. N., La Crosse Porter, Catherine, P.E. 4, 102 Forest Park Blvd., Janesville 11, 54, 126 127 148 T, . ,. 158, 171, 177 Potter, Mary, P.E. 4, 830 W. Johnson, Madison 54, 126, 138. 142 155 168 Potterton, Kenneth, P.E. 2, 2006 S. 89th St.. West Allis 104, 143, 163 164 Pound, Joyce, P.E. 1, 507 N. Franklin St., Waupaca 93 Powell, Evelyn, Rural 2, Barnum 54, 153, 171 Primeau, Don, Sec. 1, Colby 93, 169 £ 1950 ;; ovet? Manufactured by The North American Press (Cover Product Div.) MILWAUKEE WISCONSIN HOWARDS Clothes for Men 112 South 4th Street Glynn Cremer Certified Gemologist and Registered Jeweler American Gem Society TRANE Manufacturing Engineers of HEATING VENTILATING and AIR CONDITIONED EQUIPMENT The Trane Co. La Crosse, Wis. FANTIE ' S 5th Avenue FAMOUS for FASHIONS P w Washerette FAST, ECONOMICAL LAUNDRY SERVICE 603 Main St. LEATH and CO. Home Furnishers 115 5th AVE. SO. La Crosse, Wis. Proctor, Susan, Rural 2, 111 N. 14th, La Crosse Prohaska, Norma, P.E. 4, 121 State St., Medford 54 Proksch, Marguerite, Rural 2, Stoddard 55, 153 Psarros, James, Elem. 1, 333 N. 11th, La Crosse 94 Puffer, Waldo, Sec. 4, Melrose 55, 143 Pulver, Don, P.E. 1, 134U Avon, La Crosse Pusch, Nedra, P.E. 2, 103 West Sumner St., Hartford 86, 144 Putra, Florence, P.E. 3, 1811 Clark St., Racme 77 Q Quackenbush, Robert, Sec. 4, 607 Hill St., Sparta 55, 140 R Ramlo, Dwain, Spec. 3, 130 N. 13th St., La Crosse 77, 163 Ramsay, Lois, P.E. 2, Niagara 86 Ramsey, Margaret, Elem. 2, 759 N. 23rd St., La Crosse Randall, Gerald, Spec. 1, Sparta 94 Rank, Benjamin, Elem. 2, Unit 4, 16th and Vine, La Crosse Ranzenberger, Ruth, Spec. 2, Caledonia, Minn. Rasmussen, Duane, Spec. 2, 727 Division, La Crosse Rasmussen, Muriel, Elem. 3, 1635 Main, La Crosse 77, 146 Rathburn, Laurel, P.E. 3, 929 Deterville, Green Bay 77, 132, 142. 170 Ravburn, John, Sec. 4, Durand Reay, Thomas, Spec. 2, 964 Marquette, LaSalle, 111. Reed, William, Spec. 1, 314 S. Center, Viroqua 94, 158 Reedy, Ervin, Rural 2, 38 Myrick Park Lane, La Crosse Regnier, Suzanne, Spec. 1, 2307 State, La Crosse 11, 12, 94 Rehwinkel, Elaine, P.E. 3, 626 S. Park Ave., Oshkosh 77, 167, 178 Reimann, Melitta, P.E. 1, 448 3rd Ave., West Bend 94 Reinke, Irwin, P.E. 4, 2055 S. 34th St., Milwaukee 112, 122, 145, 163, 164 Remen, Patricia, P.E. 4, 2119 Kane, La Crosse 55, 171, 178 Retzlaff, Roger, P.E. 2, 725 Pine St., Sheboygan Falls 86, 118, 122, 147, 163 Reuschlein, Phil., P.E. 2, 616 Chestnut St., Burlington 86, 98, 143, 164 Reveal, Leonard, Spec. 1, 520 Forrest, Springfield, 111. Reynolds, Lloyd, P.E. 3, 7323 32nd Ave., Kenosha 9. 145 Rezac, Marjorie. Rural 2, Gillinghan 55, 153. 169 Rhode, Don, P.E. 4, R.R. 2, Manitowoc 56, 112, 139, 147, 168 Rhodes, Joyce, Spec. 1, West Salem 94 Richardson, Gerald, Spec. 1, 1616 King, La Crosse Richardson, James, P.E. 4, 16th and Vine, La Crosse 56, 98 Richason, Nelson, P.E. 1, R.R. 2, Blue Ricer 94 Richter, Arthur, P.E. 1, 1417 Erie Ave., Sheboygan 94, 110, 145 Richter, Robert, P.E. 1, 1429-A Erie Ave., Sheboygan 94, 114, 145 Richtman, Neal, Sec. 3, 1518 Madison, La Crosse 77, 174 Rick, Marilvn, Spec. 1, 2202 S. 15th Place, La Crosse 94, 166 Riley, Charles, P.E. 3, 407 College Ave., Fox Lake 86 Rinquist, Joyce, Elem. 1, 724 S. 20th, La Crosse 94 Ripple, Kenneth. P.E. 2, 1737 S. 25th St., Milwaukee 86, 98, 164 Ritchie, Rex, P.E. 4, Green Lake 56, 145 Ritter, Louis, Spec. 2, 122 N. 19th. La Crosse 94 Ritter, Robert, Spec. 1, 1314 S. 20th, La Crosse Robarge, Donald, P.E. 1, 229 Merrill Ave., Tomahawk 94 Robertson, Carola, P.E. 2, Rock Falls 86 Robien, Gerhard, P.E. 4, 4 Fluor Court, Oshkosh 56. 139, 140, 147 Robinson, Bernie, Soec. 1, 507 2nd Ave. N., Park Falls 158 Rodeghier, Calvin, P.E. 3. 151 6th St., Wisconsin Rapids 149 Roeder, Eugene, P.E. 4, Kohler 139, 145 Rogers, Lorretta, P.E. 1, 606 N. 2nd St., New Richmond 94 Rogstad, Nancy, Spec. 1, 2112 Main St., La Crosse 94, 142 Rolfing. John, P.E. 4, Caledonia, Minn. 56 Roob, Gerald. Spec. 2, 1812 Madison, La Crosse 158 Rood, Clair, Elem. 4, 1110 S. 19th St., La Crosse - 57 Rood, Dale, Spec. 2, R.R. 2, Viroqua Rose, June, P.E. 1. 136 Clark St., Reedsburg 94 Roska. Bernice. P.E. 1, 110 E. Grand Ave., Port Washington 94 Roth, Frieda. Elem. 2. 1321 Main, La Crosse Rubinstein, Charles. Spec. 2, 415 S. 22nd St., La Crosse Rubisch. Robert. P.E. 1, Thorp Rudv, Norbert, Sec. 3. 47 Myrick Park Lane, La Crosse 77 Ruedy, Jean, Rural 1. R.R. 4, Sparta 153 Ramsey, Bea. P.E. 2, 307 E. Broadway, Viroqua 86, 166 Runningen, Edward, Spec. 3, 1208 State, La Crosse 77 Smith ' s Pharmacy Prescription Specialists 1908-10 Campbell Road Old Fashioned Lager Beer Tastes So Good WK B H 1410 On Your Dial NBC Ruth 5 Flowers Phone 4-5066 715 State La Crosse Amusement Co. Edwin Schwalbe, General Mgr. operating the RIVOLI RIVIERA WISCONSIN STRAND THEATRES CLAIRE MONT Meat Products EAU CLAIRE, WIS. PETERSON HARDWARE Hardware — Paints Household Supplies Sporting Goods 1916 Campbell Road S H Sport Shop Athletic Equipment For MEN and WOMEN 325 Main Phone 4-1408 s Sackett, Duane, Elem. 3, R.R. 2, Menasha 98, 152, 163, 173 Sallander, Gloria, Rural 1, R.R. 2, DeSota 94, 153, 160 Salmon, Robert, Spec. 2, 801 N. Chester, Sparta Salter, Bruce, Spec. 3, 139 W. Laflin Ave., Waukesha Sampson, Lyle, Spec. 1, 1726 Hager, La Crosse 94 Sartori, Robert, Spec. 1, Box 222, Kendall Sauer, Gerald, P.E. 3, 242 E. James St., Columbus 77, 121, 149 Sauer, John, P.E. 1, R.R. 2, Apple River, 111. 94, 170 Savacool, Janet, P.E. 1, LaFarge 94 Savagian, Michael, Sec. 2, 810 Milwaukee Ave., S. Milwaukee Sazama, Stanley, P.E. 4, 95 Brix, Clintonville 57, 118, 122, 147, 163, 168 Scarritt, Sue, P.E. 2, 325 N. Commonwealth, Elgin, 111. 86, 148 Schams, William, Spec. 1, Green Acres, La Crosse 94 Schanke, Charles, Spec. 1, Kendall 94 Schaller, Mary, P.E. 3, 53 N. Main, Hartford 78, 144 Schaller, Warren, P.E. 1, 515 Maple Ave., Waukesha 94 Scharno, Richard, P.E. 4, 815 Harrison St., Green Bay 57 Schedler, John, Spec. 2, 1020% Superior Ave., Tomah Scheel, Beverly, P.E. 1, R.R. 5, Chippewa Falls 94, 144 Schell, Neil, Sec. 3, Norwalk Schendel, Wilmetta, Elem. 3, Kendall 146, 167 Scheurell, John, P.E. 2, 1115 Columbus, Manitowoc Schick, John, Sec. 1, 1621 V, Charles, La Crosse 95, 158 Schlabach, William, Spec. 2, 132 S. 16th, La Crosse Schlegel, Jerry, Sec. 4, 26 Myrick Park Lane, La Crosse 57 Schluesche, Dorthy, P.E. 1, R.R. 2, Wonewoc Schmaltz, Dwayne, Spec. 3, 1209 ,2 Vine, La Crosse 78, 160 Schmaltz, Greeta, Elem. 1, Norwalk 95, 152, 158, 160 Schmaltz, Lois, Elem. 2, Main St., Onalaska 86 Schmaltz, Rena, Rural 2, West Salem Schmidt, Esther, Rural 2, 1111 10th, La Crosse 57, 153, 169 Schmidt, Richard, Spec. 2, 2472 N. 64th St., Wauwatosa Schmitz, John, Sec. 3, 926 Farnam, La Crosse 140 Schneider, Gene, P.E. 3, 2011 N. 11th St., Sheboygan 78 Schneider, Mary, Spec. 2, 2317 Winnebago, La Crosse 86 Schnell, John, Spec. 1, 1743 Pine, La Crosse Schobert, Elaine. P.E. 2, 2488 N. Bartlett, Milwaukee 86, 168 Scholl, Mary, P.E. 2, 737 Manitowoc, Menasha 86, 127, 166 Schrader, Glenn, Spec. 1, La Crosse Schroeder, Donna, Elem. 1. Bangor 95, 152, 158, 160 Schroer, Ronald, Soec. 1, 515 S. 9th, La Crosse 95 Schubert, Joseph, Spec. 3, 1740 State, La Crosse Schubiger, Mary, P.E. 1, 903 S. Marys Ave., Janesville 95, 178 Schultz, Gordon, P.E. 1, Milwaukee 8 Schultz, Phillip, Spec. 2, 913 S. 2nd, La Crosse Schultz, Stanley, Spec. 1, 214 N. 6th, La Crosse Schultz, William, Spec. 2, 2326 Madison, La Crosse Schulz, Henry, Sec. 2, Wonewoc 86 Schumann. John, P.E. 3. 800 N. 2nd, Watertown 78, 104, 106, 108, 109, 118 Schutenhelm, Phyllis. Elem. 3, 1453 Wood, La Crosse 78 Schwanberg, Glenn, P.E. 4, 3936-A N. 8th, Mil. 58, 104, 106, 108, 109, 122, 145, 162, 164 Schwartz, Irvin, Spec. 1, 718 N. 4th, Manitowoc Schwartz, Von, P.E. 4, 448 Lemonweir St., Mauston 58, 122, 145 Scott, David, Spec. 1, 215 S. 20th, La Crosse 95 Seger, Dorothy, P.E. 1, Clinton 95, 160 Selleck, Ruth, Sec. 3, 307 S. 21st. La Crosse 78, 140, 146, 150, 151, 158, 169 Selmo, Rosemary, Spec. 1. 1704 George, La Crosse Senstad, Glen, P.E. 3, 1808 Cameron, La Crosse Severson, Elaine, Sec. 4, Galesville 58, 146, 151, 160 Shanlev, Mildred, Rural 2, La Crescent, Minn. Shaw, James, Spec. 1, 520 S. 7th, La Crosse 179 Shepard. Robert, Spec. 2, 2127 Charles, La Crosse 9, 86, 158 Sherry. Philip, Sec. 1, Soldiers Grove 95, 166 Shewell, Louise, P.E. 1, 4321 N. 64th, Milwaukee 95 Shinko, Rose Mary, Rural 2, Steuban 58, 153, 169 Sholes, Thomas, Spec. 1, 1221 Jackson. La Crosse 95 Sieger, James, Spec. 1, 1009 S. 4th, La Crosse 95 Siegert, Marion. P.E. 1, 830 Geele Ave., Sheboygan 95, 170 Siesco, Robert, Elem. 4. Unit 14, 16th and Vine, La Crosse 58, 114 Sierist, Orville, P.E. 1. Unit 19. 16th and Vine, La Crosse 95. 173. 174, 175 Silbaugh, Ivan, Spec. 3, 1917 Madison, La Crosse 78, 151, 164, 170 THE BEST COSTS NO MORE AT HOTEL LINKER L. E. BARNES, Mgr. Dining Room Serving The Most Delectable Food in Town Compliments of Welch Radio Soles AND Service 1920 Campbell Road PHONE 2-0891 MADER Clothing Co. The Best Place For Quality Men ' s Wear South Fourth Street on Pearl FOR GOOD FOOD BODEGA LUNCH CLUB ...Modern Laundry and Cleaning Company 212-218 5th AVE. SO. DIAL 2-4484 TERMINAL EXPRESS TRANSFER 311 N. 3rd St. La Crosse Tillman Bros. 116 S. 4th Phone 2-6313 Silbaugh, Ivonne, P.E. 3, 1917 Madison, La Crosse 78, 128, 164, 170, 178 Simon, Koberta, P.E. 1, R.R. 3, Gleason Simonis, Denise, P.E. 4, 130 9th St., Wisconsin Rapids 59, 148, 168 Simons, Lawrence, Spec. 1, 1101 S. 13th, La Crosse Simonson, Leroy, Spec. 1, 921 Central Ave., Sparta 95 Simonton, Harold, P.E. 2, 5800 N. 39th St., Milwaukee 98, 112, 113, 126 147 162 Skarda, Donald, Sec. 4, 126 2 N. 3rd, La Crosse 59 Skemp, Margaret, Spec. 1, 2506 Cass, La Crosse Skinner, Wiloer, Spec. 1, 212 S. Genoa, Genoa, 111. 95, 110, 145 Skogen, Beverly, Elem. 3, Onalaska 142, 160 Skogen, Blyden, Spec. 1, Hoimen Slaby, James, P.E. 3, 528 Mill St., Algoma 98 Slaby, Praxy, Elem. 2, 210 Pearl St., Arcadia SladKy, George, P.E. 3, 823 Miller St., Marinette 78, 98, 103, 121 122 147 163 Slavens, Donna, Spec. 1, 2612 S. 26th, La Crosse Smale, Lois, Rural 1, Houston, Minn. 95, 153 Smith, Arden, P.E. 4, 36 Myrick Park Lane, La Crosse 59 Smith, Frank, Spec. 1, 1121 Division, La Crosse 95 Smith, Wallace, Sec. 2, 401 E. Pleasant St., Portage Snyder, Henry, Spec. 1, 1908 Madison, La Crosse 170 Snyder, Lewis, P.E. 3, 1728 E. Park Place, Milwaukee 78 122 145 Sobota, Ralph, P.E. 2, Independence 87, 104 Soderstrom, Richard, Spec. 1, 517 McLean Ave., Tomah Sorensen, Karen, Sec. 3, 1328 Main, Oconto 148 Sorenson, Mary, Spec. 1, 1810 Helena St., Madison 95 Spaltholz, William, P.E. 3, 714 N. 119th St., Milwaukee 9, 79, 98, 103, 104, 107, 117, 143 16 ' ' ' 164 Speas, Lenore, Spec. 2, Necedah 87, 170 Speich, Lois, Elem. 3, 2310 17th Ave., Monroe 79 148 Spmk, Esther, P.E. 4, R.R. 4, Platteville 59, 138. 171 Spring, Marjorie, P.E. 4, 1828 Holmes Ave., Racine 59, 125, 138 148 154 177 Stadler, Glenn, P.E. 1, Milwaukee Staffen, Gene, Sec. 3, Eagle River 79, 164 Standiford, Justin, Sec. 2, R.R. 1, Green Wood 87 173 Stanek, Audrey, P.E. 2, 3315 W. Lisbon Ave., Milwaukee 148 160 Stellmacher, Betty, P.E. 2, Fairwater 87, 170 Stendal, Allen, Spec. 1, R.R. 1, Sparta Stensgard, Maurice, Elem. 3, 34 Myrick Park Lane, La Crosse Steuck, Robert, P.E. 1, 3160 S. Griffin Ave., Milwaukee 95 Stevens, John, P.E. 3, Rushford, Minn. Stewart, Terrill, Spec. 1, Mazomanie 95 Stobbe, Jean, P.E. 1, 1716 W. Park St., Two Rivers 95 126 167 Stoeckman, Nancy, P.E. 1, 3369 N. 51 Blvd., Milwaukee 171 Stoeckmann, Janice, P.E. 1, Baraboo 95 Stoll. Donna, Sec. 2, 315 Benton St., Tomah 87, 146, 151, 157 178 Stoppenbach, Thomas, Elem. 4, Watertown 60, 171 Storandt, Delores, Elem. 4, West Salem 60 146 Storandt, Margaret. Rural 2, Mindoro 60, 153 Stordock. Gilman, P.E. 1. Grand Army Home, King 95 114 145 Strand, Donald, P.E. 1. Blair 95, 110, 111 Streckenbach, Joyce, P.E. 4, Green Bay 142 Streeter, John, Sec. 4. 53 Mvrick Park Lane, La Crosse 150 Strong, Clinton. P.E. 2. 124 Court St., Prairie du Chien 87 Stuart, Betty, P.E. 3, 1311 S. 75th St.. West Allis 79, 132 144 Suess, Lois, P.E. 4. 1613 Franz Ave., Green Bay 60 148 Sugden, David, P.E. 4. Mukwonago 60, 149, ' l54 Suttenger. Joan. P.E. 2, 6709 W. Monona Place, West Allis 87 Sutton, Mark. Spec. 2, 425 S. 22nd, La Crosse Swan. Kenneth. P.E. 3, Mukwonago 149 Swanke, Robert. Spec. 2, 607 Charles, La Crosse Swanson, Beverly, Elem. 2, Cashton 79. 152. 160 166 Swertfeger. Kenneth. Soec. 1. 1420 Pine, La Cipsse 160 Synowicz, Robert, P.E. 1, 1978 S. 16th St., Milwaukee 95, 145 T Tabbert, Edith, S c. 3, 503 Oak Ave. S., Onalaska 79 142 Tahbert, .Joanne. Spec. 1. 503 Oak Ave. S., Onalaska 96, 158 Tall. James, Elem. 3. 613 Oak Ave. S.. Onalaska 79 Taylor, Carolyne, P.E. 1, Jovce Ant. No. 1, Rice Lake 96 Taylor. Stanton, Spec. 1, 534 R. I7th St. La Crosse 96 Teasdale, Abbv, Rural 1, 210 S. K St., Soarta 153 Tercstra. Marilyn. Spec. 1. 807 S. 19th St., La Crosse 96, 166 Terry, Richard, Sec. 4, 16th and Vine, La Crosse 61, 117. 140, 143 151 155 Recreation Lanes LA CROSSE BOWLING ASSOCIATION Lieder Lumber and Coal Co. 820 N. 3rd St. PHONE 2-4288 COMPLIMENTS OF Yellow Cab. Co. COMPLIMENTS OF AL ' S PURE OIL STATION 1810 STATE 2-0642 EAT SUNBEAM BREAD SPUDNUT SHOP American ' s Finest Food Confection SIXTH and MAIN La Crosse, Wisconsin IZem nde the Djou WUhSnap-ShotSr V .0£N PHOTO SERyiCB 313 Me .iixSf. I-a.Crosse.Wia La Crosse Laundry and Dry Cleaning Co. 113-119 Front St. — 535 Main St. BETTER DRY CLEANING PHONE 2-2424 Tesnow, Ralph, P.E. 3, Unit 31 Myrick Park Lane, La Crosse 79, 111, 117, 149, 163 Tess, Ellen, P.E. 4, 305 W. Jefferson, Elkhorn 61 Thaldorf, George, Sec. 2, 2219 S. 16th, La Crosse Thaldorf, Philip, Spec. 1, 215 Green St., Onalaska Thicke, Lois, Elem. 3, Bangor 79 Thiel, Joan, Spec. 1, 2318 Cass St., La Crosse 96 Thiel, Richard, Sec. 3, 2676 Stickney Ave., Wauwautosa 79, 150 Thielke, Gerald, P.E. 1, Lakewood Thienes, Joseph, Sec. 3, 1225 Ash St., Onalaska Thomas, Barbara, P.E. 2, 2315 Main St., La Crosse 87, 132, 148 Thomas, Betty, Elem. 3, 2315 ' Main St., La Crosse 80, 146 Thompson, Amelia, Rural 2, Lodi 61, 153, 160, 171 Thompson, Benj., Spec. 1, R.R. 42, French Island Thompson, Gerald, Elem. 3, 107 Dunlap Ave., La Crosse Thompson, John, P.E. 4, Viroqua 61, 139, 140, 147 Thompson, Ramona, Elem. 3, R.R. 1, Viroqua 146 Thompson, Richard, Sec. 3, 823 Sill St., La Crosse 158 Thoresen, Jean, Elem. 1, 2202 West Ave., La Crosse Thrall, William, P.E. 3, Green Lake 104, 117, 147, 162, 170 Timm, Joyce, Rural 2, Holmen 61, 153 Tipler, Delores, P.E. 4, R.R. 5, Oshkosh 62, 138, 144 Toennies, Donald, P.E. 3, 914 Bell Ave., Sheboygan 80, 149, 170 Tokumoto, Donald, P.E. 1, 271 Valley Ave., Wahiawa, Oahu, Hawraii Tournade, Maxine, Sec. 4, 138 S. 21st, La Crosse 62, 144, 151 Tremelline, Bill, P.E. 1, Edmund 96 Trosanowski, Donald, P.E. 2152 S. 17th St., Milwaukee Turner, Francis, P.E. 3, 16th and Vine, La Crosse Tweed, Joyce, Rural 1, Ferryville Twesme, Duane, P.E. 1, Ettr ' ick 96 U Uischner, Ruth, Sec. 3, Warrens 12, 80, 140, 148, 151, 165, 167, 176, 177 Ulrich, Connie, P.E. 3, 530 Forest St., Eau Claire 80, 126, 127, 164 V Vaaler, Richard, Elem. 1, 132 S. 9th, La Crosse Valley, Helen, Elem. 4, 111 S. 24th St., La Crosse 62, 148 Vanden Boogaard, John, P.E. 2, 203 W. Kimberly Ave., Kimberly 87, 98, 168 Van Dunk, Evelyn, Rural 1, Holmen 87 Van Gorden, Charles, P.E. 4, Alma Center 62, 164 Van Liew, Betts, P.E. 4, 731 Seymour Ave., Niagara Falls, N.Y. 62, 127, 154, 178 Van Tassel, James, Sec. 3, 1334 Ferry St., La Crosse 80, 140, 147, 151, 154 Van Veghel, Jack, P.E. 3, 1954 S. 81st St., West Allis 80, 122, 145, 169 Vickory, Arleen, P.E. 3, Suamico 80, 144, 182 Vieth, Milton, Spec. 2, 426 N. 11th St., Norwalk Vinger, Ruth, P.E. 1, 221 N. Broadway, Stanley 96 Volden, Helen, Elem. 4, Viroqua 63, 152, 166, 178 Von Arx, William, Elem. 4, La Crescent, Minn. Vopelak, Edward, Spec. 1, 515 East Iowa, Prairie du Chien Voves, Dolores, P.E. 2, R.R. 1, Kenosha 87, 170 W Waddell, Jack, Rural 1, 2225 N. 11th St., Sheboygan Wagner, William, Spec. 1, Thorp 96 Wahoske, Ronald, P.E. 1, 400 Hamburg St., Ripon 96, 110 Wakeen, Raymond, Spec. 1, 1510 Avon, La Crosse Waldhart, Glenn, P.E. 3, Spencer 80 Walker, Darrell. Spec. 1, New Lisbon Walker, John, Elem. 3, 2003 Rapids Drive, Racine 80, 147 Wall, Francis, Spec. 1, Ettrick Wallen, Marcyne, Rural 2, 1533 Adams, La Crosse Wallschlaeger, John, Spec. 1, 1654 Farnam, La Crosse Walsh, Rosemarie, P.E. 4, R.R. 2. Washburn 63, 127, 144 Walter, John, Sec. 4, Kendall 63, 150, 168 Walter, Patricia. Spec. 2, Kendall 87, 160, 169 Walters, Joan, Elem. 1, 1511 Cass St., La Crosse 152, 169, 178 Walters, Mary, Spec. 2, Independence Wang, Donald, Sec. 2. 1727 Onalaska Ave., La Crosse 174, 175 Wangerin, Ronald, P.E. 1, 5019 Sheffield Ave., Milwaukee 96, 110, 160 Waterstreet, Eugene, P.E. 2. 713 Miller St., Kewaunee 87, 139, 149 Wateski, Donald, Soec. 1. 910 Pine St., La Crosse Watrud, Arden. P.E. 1, Blanchardville 96. 114, 160, 166 Watson, Irene, Spec. 2, 111 S. 17th St., La Crosse 87, 168 Rita 5 Beauty Salon Near The Campus 1808 STATE STREET COMPLIMENTS La Crosse Paper and Box Company LA CROSSE. WISCONSIN 106 Pearl St. Phone 4-0640 Ellickson Studio FINE PHOTOGRAPHS FOR ALL OCCASIONS RADATZ CHOP HOUSE 132 N. THIRD Where Your Hunger Is A Pleasure CRESCENT CO. JEWELERS 429 MAIN STREET La Crosse, Wisconsin i ace 0 iC£Cfi£AM Quality Grocery Good Things To Eat 1802 STATE STREET BUY YOUR VACATION SPORTS WEAR AT Stevenson ' s Clark-Bracken, Inc. 120 5th Ave. So. ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS Westinghouse Home Appliances Quality Since 1921 The ELITE Candies of Perfection 412 MAIN ST. Weaver, Nadeen, Elem. 2, 2002 Prospect St., La Crosse 87 Weber, Robert, Spec. 1, 120 N. 11th St., La Crosse Webster, James, Spec. 2, 701 E. State St., Mauston Webstei- Richard, P.E. 3, 69V2 Merrill St., Oshkosh 98, 103, 112 143 Weier, Clarence, Sec. 4, Independence 63, 110, 121, 122, 145, ' 151, 155, 162, 164, 1 a ;. 1 70 Weigent, Charles, Spec. 2, 1713 Pine St., La Crosse 120 Weiland, Do nna, Elem. 1, Kendall 96 167 Wemand, Mary, P.E. 2, 735 3rd Ave., West Bend 87, 138 148 168 Weiss, Robert P.E. 3, 305 S. 7th Ave., West Bend 10, 80, 112, ' ll3, 143, 154 155 162 Welch, Gerald, Spec. 3, 519 S. 11th St., La Crosse ' ' - ' • - -J ' - Werner, Arthur, P.E. 2, 98 Congress Williams Bay Werner, Neil, Spec. 1, Medford Westerhouse, Geraldine, Sec. 1, 212 4th Ave. S., Onalaska Wetchen, Elizabeth, Elem. 1, La Crescent, Minn. 96 Wheeler, Tom, Spec. 1, 416 N. 24th St., La Crosse 160 White, Ivan, Sec. 1, 515 N. Michigan St., Prairie du Chien Whitehead, Ralph, Spec. 1, Phelps Whiting, Roger, Spec. 2, R.R. 2, La Crosse Whitlock, Walter, P.E. 2, 1502 Vine St., La Crosse Wichman, Ann, P.E. 1, 552 Metomen St., Ripon 96 Wildt, Glenn, P.E. 1, 3111 W. Thurston Ave., Milwaukee Wilke, Roger, Spec. 1, 1932 N. 9th St., Sheboygan 96, 114 Wille, Marilyn, P.E. 1, 3435 N. 47th St., Milwaukee 96 170 Wi ley, Margaret, Elem. 3, 323 N. Court, Sparta 81, 140 146 171 Wilhams, Joan, Spec. 1, Cleveland 132, 160 Wilsman, Ina, P.E. 2, 1625 26th St., Two Rivers 87, 126, 158 Wisman Richard, P.E. 2, 2714 Monroe St., Two Rivers 98, 104, 117, 149 163 Wilson, Ahce, P.E. 4, 114 Losey Blvd., La Crosse 63, 132, 178 Wimmer, Joseph, Spec. 1. 513 S. 6th St., La Crosse 96, 175 Winchel, Norman, Sec. 1, Ontario Wishau, Hazel, P.E. 2. 4105 Light house Drive, Racine 87, 142 Wiskow, Beatrice, P.E. 1, R.R. 2, Merrill 96 Wisland, Betty, Elem. 3, 1003 Mississippi, La Crosse 81 144 Wisland, Milton, Elem. 3, 1003, Mississippi, La Crosse Wohlheter, Mary. P.E. 2, 814 N. Broadway, Watertown, S. Dak. 87 144 Wolf, Donald, P.E. 2, 720 S. 23rd, La Crosse 87 Wolfe, Frances, Elem. 1, 419 Division, La Crosse Wolfe, Joyce, Rural 1, Stoddard 96, 153 Woods, William, P.E. 2, Bohineau. N. Dak. 87 Woodhff, Warren, Soec. 1, Norwalk 96 Woodworth, Eileen, Rural 2, R.R. 2, Sparta 64, 153 171 Woolley. Joseph. Spec. 2. 218 S. 20th, La Crosse Worth. Robert, Spec. 1, 2126 State. La Crosse 160 Wriffht, JacQueline, Rural 2. 316 N. Water St., Sparta 64, 153 Wrobel, Richard, Spec. 2. Chaseburg Wruck, Clinton. Sec. 3, Norwalk Wuensch, Lloyd, Elem. 1, 1223 S. 14th St., La Crosse Y Yahle, Edward, Elem. 4. 2101 N. 83rd St., Wauwautosa 64 Yerly, Peter, Spec. 1, 1320 Main, La Crosse Yelaniian, Berg, Spec. 2, 1206V, N. Chicago Ave., Milwaukee Young, Marjorie, Sec. 4, 2004 State St., La Crosse 64, 140, 146, 151, 170 Z Zank, Wallace, Sec. 2, Augusta Zastoupil. Bernadine. Elem. 1, 120 Elizabeth St., Tomah 96, 152, 159 Ziarnik, Betty, P.E. 3. 1024 S. 22nd St., Manitowoc 81, 169 Ziehnski, Barbara. P.E. 3, 2188 S. 97th, West Allis 168 Zirbes, Patricia. Elem. 3. 502 N. 9th, La Crosse Zischke. Jack. Spec. 1. 1516 Main, La Crosse Zoerb, Fred, Spec. 1, Ebner ' s Coulee, La Crosse RIDE YOUR CITY BUS LINES La Crosse Transit Company HOESCHLER ' S Prescription Pharmacy School Supplies Corner of 5th Ave. and Main STANDARD OIL COMPANY La Crosse, Wisconsin D. J. BYERS, Manager For Finer Photo Finishing At Popular Prices Request Free Mailers or Leave Orders At Universal Photo Service 514 State Street La Crosse, Wisconsin Terry ' s Music Store The Store Of Friendly Dealings 307 MAIN ST. GOOD FOOD Bob ' s Confectionary and Restaurant 1514 Vine Street WKTY La Crosse Tribune Station 1000 Watts on 580 Kilocycles Photo Art Studio 502 MAIN Above Hoeschlers Drug Store Compliments of Federal Bakers 522 Main Street (Autographs FOR BETTER HEALTH Dolly Madison Dairy Products THE LA CROSSE ENGRAVING PHONE 4-4417 DEPARTMENT CONGRATULATES THE STAFF OF THE ANNUAL WLCX 1490 On The Dial FOR THIS That Leading Station OUTSTANDING WORK AND WE NEUBAUER ' S ARE PROUD TO Dolls, Toys, Candies, Sodas, Cigars, and Novelties HAVE HAD THE OPPORTUNITY 605 MAIN STREET OF PLAYING A SMALL PART IN When Down Town EAT AT THE ITS PRODUCTION HARMONY 3rd and State Your Headquarters For RCA— VICTOR Radios, Victrolas and Records Leithold Piano Co. 221-223 Main St. Largest Stock of RECORDS and SHEET MUSIC (Autographs Compliments of Consolidated Dairies PROJECTORS CAMERAS — FILMS FOR RENTAL SALE or EXCHANGE COMMUNITY MOVIES 519 Main Ph. 2-4983 La Crosse, Wisconsin Compliments of The ARTIC We Appreciate Your Patronage HEADQUARTERS Shoe Repairing — Sweat Socks Shoe Laces Shoe Polish Senske ' s Shoe Service Just Off The Campus on State Click Candy and Distributing Co. 221 Pearl St. Phone 2-8264 LA CROSSE, WISCONSIN WHEN AWAY FROM HOME MAKE YOUR HOME AT Finley ' s Confectionery 1425 MARKET Schultz Nelson SUPER-KLEEN DRY CLEANING PHONE 2-1240 Russell J. Gile 415 Jay St. Jeweler and Watchmaker Hamilton — Elgin — Bulova and Boulevard Watches Guaranteed Watch Repairing For . . . PROMPT COURTEOUS SERVICE On Your Future Printing Dial 4-4246 Tri- Stale Printing Co. m N. 3rd St. La Crosse, Wis. NEWBURG ' S Wisconsin ' s Largest Men ' s Store VARSITY TOWN CLOTHES FOR THE COLLEGE MEN ZITA MAHER SHOP FOR COLLEGE WOMEN ART ' S DAIRYLAND WEST AVENUE AT STATE COMPLIMENTS OF Inland Printing Co. 130 MAIN ST. COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND Wadhams Division Socony Vacuum Oil Co. Popular Priced Meals IRIS CAFE Fountain Service 327 MAIN ST. Compliments of THE LAUNDROMAT 705 State St. Tri-state printing companyo43!;SSk.1ii n. 3rd St., La Crosse, wh